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Home My WebLink About1980-05-22 - Orange Coast Pilot0 --.uts as ----------------------------~---------., DAILY PILOT 1; I·' Panel Nkes Carter's I• Ii I * * * 25l * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAV 12, 1980 Dime-a-gallon Gas Tax V«. fl, lllO 14. >Mctt4*'-ta•AGI\ II .. • • • • --------_-:---. c ·-=---==--•,,.-. -~---------~-- Carter-Sees Volcano·'·s ·Suniniit ~aGallon Price on Gas Cut by Mobil NEW YORK lAP> -Mobil Corp., s aying the action was necessary to comply with the Cart.er administration's price guidelines, today cut the wholesale price of its gasoline nationwide by three cents a gallon. John Flint , a Mobil spokesman. said the reduction appUed to gasoline and jet fuel. * * * Panel Rejecis Dime-a-gallo~ Gas Tax Hike WASffiNGTON (AP> -The House Ways and Means Com- mittee voted 27·7 today for legislation to block President Carter's dime-a-gallon gasoline fee. The vot.e, which had been ex- pected, readies the measure for a vote by the full House. However, Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. has vowed to "sit on it " to try t o avoid that showdown. Oppooeots of the gasoline fee claimed they had overwhelming support in the House for the measure killing the levy and urged House leaders to permit a vote. Rep. Charles Vanik, D·Ohio. said before today's vote that while be supports the fee he felt there was a good c han ce Congress would overturn it. "The fact is candidates for public office feel they cannot survive politically with the burden of t.be 10-cent tax. They understand that. I understand that." Vanik said. But Rep. Tom Downey, D· N. Y .. called the gasoline fee "unadmiJlisterable and unen· ,forceable. I hope the House eadenbip will recogni1e the verwbelming support for this esolution." It will next be up to the ~ llules Committee to decide when e meuure will be scheduled or full Houe floor debate. 'Neill told reporters Wednes- ay that be woUld uk the com· :mitt.ee to delay sendin1 it to the OOl' • laac • poAible. But ~ of the fee said fhey b othet" strate1ie1 in mind to _.. a House 'fole. in· eludtac trJtnl to lack lt ollto . anoUaer piece ol leplation. A fedlral Judie blocked the ·ree ftum tMtQI effect tut week. .Tbe eclnd"'*atinoa la appeal. ... tMI nllq W'bilf aa{vely lobbJial ...... tlM Jelial ... that wOuW o•ertu.nl ti); lef7 l*"'ID..adJ. He said prices of beating oil and other distillate products includ· ing diesel fuel were being re- duced by "up to three cents a gallon:· The reductions. effective to- day. come on the eve of the Memorial Day holiday weekend. traditionally a time of increased driving. The price cut also comes dur· ing a week which saw all ma1or suppliers of crude oil to the Unit· ed States raise prices. guaran· teeing that retail prices of U.S. gasoline will rise by as much as three cents a gallon. Flint said Mobil's latest cost estimates md.Jcated the reduc- tions were needed to comply Wltb the price guidelines during , the current quarter. The reduction was on wholesale prices Some dealers have not been imposing the full markup aJlowed by Department of Energy regulations and therefore could decide not to pass on the full reduction. Mobil engaged in a verbal bat· tie with the Carter administra- tion this year after the CounciJ on Wage and Price Stability said Mobil violated the guidelines . Mobil claimed .tb e charges were political. but last month agreed to forego $30 million in in- creases it would otherwise have been able to impose before t'.be end of September. During that dispute, Mobil claimed the guidelines should be (See MOBIL. Page A?> A.sh Fouling Up the Mail SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -U.S. Postal Service of· ficials say patrons who are mailing souvenir samples of the volcnic ash from Mount St. Helens in Washington are causing problems with mail· handling equipment. J . F. Morris, western re- g Ion a l postmaster general, said some people are mailing ub from the volcano in ordlnary en· velopes wblch are leakin1 and threatenlns to clamace the eqaJpmeet. "The Hb tllould be treated as tboqb lt were a precious slft of clauware," llorrlt said. "It must be packed ill •lit· proof CClfttalnen. Reiutar· J.1pe enveklpel are not ac- eeptab&e ... oleano Uproots Trees • 4 .,._....,.. HUGE TREES LIE UPROOTED ALONG TOUTl£ RIVER IN WASHINGTON NEAR VOt.CANO Weather Hampers Searctt for IO Mtulng PeopN •• Rumblft9 8-glna Agafn Volcano Rumbles Again Weather Hampers Search/or Missitlg VANCOUVER, Wash. <AP> - Geologists said loday tbat Mount St. Helens bas begun rumbling again. indicating renewed move- ment or molten rock within the volcano. The bad weather bam~red the search for 90 people still re- ported missing in the area. Two seismographs on the volcano detected "seismic noise" from s p.m . Wednesday to 1 a.m. today, said Craig Weaver. a U.S . Geolocical Survey scientist at the Universi- ty of WasbinJton in Seattle. The seismic noise ia similar to the harmonic tremors which in· dicate the movement of m.,ma or gas within the volcano, be said. "The most probable In· terpretation is that lt repnsents tbe upward moveme11t of material again," Weaver Hid. Tbe noise differed from a harmonic tremor by ba... a low amplitude and a "jerky" nature compared to the 1tron1er, smoother b.armoo.lc tremon recorded belore the mountain in southwest W ubialton exploded. Tbe 6eatb toll f'rom tile erup- Uon """'tned at 1,, said BUJ Lokey of the WublDtton Department of Emer1eDcy Services. Officials still ._..try. ln1. to .art OUl the. .......... ud ~ repGltt 8'out tbetoUUcf"am111&ac . Oeoloclata estimated that ·. three cubic kilometers. about one-eighth of the mountain. was removed m the eruption. Ash fell heavily on most of eastern Was hington whe re r esidents hoped rain today would help set· tie the dust which causes cars lo overheat and makes breathing difficult. Scientists were less worried today about the threat of a col· lapse of the mud dam oo the Toutle River, according to 'Quick Draw' Uiser Dies WOODLAND HILLS (AP> - A 16-year-old boy died after be· ing accidentally shot by a friend dur1n1 a game of quick draw, police said. Glenn Doonan died Tue.day night during emereency suraery al Wes' Hilla Hopsltal, Lot An,eles Police Lt. Les Coil. a West Valley Division homicide detective. aald Wednesday. The boy • a friend ol about lb• aame .,. wen pteytq a 1ame ofquiek draw ID Doanu't Woo•Hmd lliDI bome, 181 Cail. Tbey bell...S tbe .te-eallber re- volver wu .ioadtld ad t.be weapoo wu aeddataJ.11 .US. ch•rfed, IU'Wq OoaDa in t.be upper l.ono, con explained. Sylvia Bruchhi. a U S. Forest Service spokeswoman. Geologists inspected the mud dam Wednesday and found it more stable than previously thought. she said today But. Ms. Brucbhl said. mud from the mountain raised the streambed of the Cowlitz River 15 feet. ·'That means the channel is not as deep and can't bold as much water as previously without Oooding," she said. Regular spring runoff could result in heavy Oood.lng. Rep. Mike McCormack, D· Wash.. whose di.strict includes the volcano, said President Carter was told that cleanup ol ash-laden cities ln eastern W asbilurton ClOuld cost between $150 million and S200 millloo. Meanwhile, states of emerpn-c y in severa l eastern WubJqton counties bard bit by the voleaao'a aab f.Uout were Vtended for health reuooa. Ron Ectaar. a chemist wlth the Spokane Air Pollution Control Autbority, said the asb -which s hut do•n busineuu 1Dd aehools and atJMdecl some s.ooo trav~len -w• similar to tbe substances t&t cause luq all· menu In miners and stonemalom. Oftldala said air parUeulat.e lavell bere, nonnal- ly 80 mi~rotrams per cubic meter. were meuund 8t 11,000 <See VOl.£ANO, P•se AJ) 'Horrible Looking'c Scene \_ PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) President Carter Clew within three miles of the vofcanJc swn- m 1 t of Mount St. Helens in south"·est Washington today and declared. "Someooe described it as the moon.scape. but the moon looks IJke a golf course com· pared to what's up there.·· Flying into a mountainside sno~ storm at 1.500 feet in a small Marine Corps helicopter . Carter told reporte rs he saw great ptles ol mud "that used to be mountains ... deep craters and steamy me lting ice that he c ailed icebergs . (Related photo. Page A3). .. It's a horrible-lookmg sight." the president ~aid. ··1 don't know 1f there's an)'th.ing else hke it in the "'orld ... Assertmg that the devastation exceeded his e)(p ectations, Carter pred1cted an expensive decades-long clean·up effort. He' had pledged federal help upoo h 1s arrival in Po rtland on · Wednesday night. After the aenal tour. the presi· dent drove to Longview. Wash .. to visit a Red Cross emergency shelter. Longview and neighbor· 1ng Kelso are threatened by a possible mudslide from Spirit Lake below the mountain. He planne d lo return lo Washangton from the hastily ar- ranged trip later today. Three helicopters carrying about SO reporters and photog- rapn~rs a~companied the pres· 1~ent1aJ aircraft ~n the . inspec. tion tour. The JOumahsts in· elud e d a d e legation from (See CA.BTEll, Pace A%) Coast Weather Variable cloudiness. becoming mostly sunny Friday afternoon. Lows tonieht in mid 505. Highs Friday in upper 805. INSIDE TODAY It Im IS miles of track Gftd o hoftd/1&1 of emplovca. It rum on electricU11. And U "'"" 0 profit. Sec Page CJ. • ••• l PNLYPIL,01 $ ·:r1 Won't Burt Despite assura nce that at won't hurt a bit, "Kone.a" 1sn ·t too s ure a~ he gets ready to prove tht1 t rubies s hots aren 't a ll that tough to take. Kona belongs to Dr. Randal Cochran <second from right> who with Dr Clive Tillotson <righ t > will conduct an anti- rables vaccmat1on chnic (or Mesa pooches Tu('Sday a t the O range County Fair· grounds Aiding an the effort to vaccinate dogs at $2. per head bet ween 7 and 8: 30 p. rn . will be city anirnaJ control officers E.H. Jefferson (left) and Mike Doyle 11 Arrested In Hollyioood Chain Ga,mes ;. H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D ( A P ) • ~uthonlies say 11 people were arrested at three separate re· .. cordi ng ..studios Wednes day fUght for allegedly organmng pyramid scheme parties -the"· .illegal chain investment scheme ~ploding across California. : Some 500 potential customers attending the parties wer~ not :trrested. said vice Lt George Tawcs. Those arrested were taken lo Hollywood Division ~talion . cit- ed on nusdemeanor charges and r eleased without bond. Tawe~ ~8 td The raid!\ took plan• at Para mount Recording Studio!> on S anta Monac a Bo ulevard , Prod ucer 's Studio on Nor th Bronson Avcnur and at an un named recording s tudio on N orth Cahuenga Boulevard. 1'a wes said About $3,900 10 cash was con li'scated from the evening's 't.16.000 winner at the Cahuenga " i\tdress. he said. ~arvis Quip . . ~Explained .. : NEW YORK (AP) Howard .tarvis has an explanation for Oh e tame.• he· told a female a eC'kler to go to a house in fSevada -ht: was recommend· jl.n g t h a t s h e b e c o m e a · ISomeowner Jar vis was asked Wednesday <tn the NBC TV "'Today" show about his May 1 re mark at Sacramento State University. On that occasion . a remale Qemocratic P a rty o rficial traded insults with Jarvis and (btaUy shouted that he should {eave California • J arvis shouted bad .. "You tttould go to Nevada into one of . ~ose houses they have there" - · f reference that reporters took : ~ mean a brothel ,, ) ~ Hunt Sniper · • TA MPA. Fla. CAP> -Helmet- . ~d pol ice o ffi cen w e r e : t earching house-lo·house in a ·pr e d ominantl y black · •eighborhood here today for a : ~niper wh o s h ot a white • policeman in the face as he was : 6recting a barricade. Tampa : Oatrolman Robert H. Cooke. 28. : ~ in good condition today with a : )ullet wound m the face . . • : ' • . ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT rtv 0'f.,. (M \l 0..11'1 P ttol wtl" ~n •\ t°"'b+f'lll'CI llW ~PrH\ f\ ~'""'"' b• ILl'liP Or•~ CAM\' P\6fiVwNa ~~· ~ ... "'"°"' .,,, pu0f1~ Mono4~. tf\l'OUO"' ''•<N• to, (.e-s\e ~ .... ....,..,..,. ft••OI, HUl'lhncrtot\ ::!'..~~~'('!,~ :·~~~ ,';,·.;;.:, ~.~~~".: P'UOll ........ s.t·""1Ny\.,,., SuftclH'\ ,,..., IMIN,,..I ::';",~"'c!:~ ~=!· .. J~""'· p 0 ...... , .. _ Pt ,.~t(M!\t 1U'\d t'\lbll1Yw-f J.c II: a CW"•t V.tt• ~n•"'' ANJ ,,,.,.,,... .. Mi9~ ~··-E"''" ,. ... _ ............... _,,.ft<>Oll'1CMU't Cl••"'*' Adv ....... ~ ''°"'' .... e"'-• . ......, Parties 'Fun' . Sex Gadgets So(d al Home COLUMBIA , Md . cAPl A .former high s chool r:nglis h teacher has found that a toe of things can be sold at ln-home parties. including sex paraphemaha: Helen Wer mutb says selling sex gadgets at home as "an in- telligent alternative to the sex shops or mail-order cat alogues." She's held three pacttes. featurin& such products as masssagers. creams and oils. ' "It is an educational presentallon and there is nothing tawdry ab9ut it at all.'." s he s\Ud. .. · The woman who held the first party said it was "just great fun ," and t hat other, more conventional home product parties were "old hat · · Order~ from the parties usually range from $10 to SSO for l'al'h woman making purC'hases. she> ~ays. Ms Wermulh said that about 1.0 perceot of the party aoera h¥ve had oo W•r~l Ill the paraphernalia Nude Children Lagunii Man Faces Porno, Sex Rap A Laguna Beach photographer faces arraignment next month m Orange County Superior Court on c har~es he photographed nu d e ch ildren. furnis herl youngsters with m arijuana and performed an 11le~al s ex act ..., 1th a rrunor Norman Isaac Lewi~. 36, of 963 Santa Ana St . was bound over to Supenor Court this weelr follow· ing a week-long preliminary hearing in South Orange County Municipal Court Laguna Beach police arrested Lewis at his ho m e an mid· January after members of the s outh county Major C rime Suppression Team obtained search warrants for the pbtog. rapher's home. automobile and office. Police claim they confbcated nearly five shopping bags full of slides. motion pictures a.nd still photographs -some allegedly recording young Laguna Beach children in nude poses Laguna Be aC'h inves tigator 'No Ba,.,.ony' Danell Adams c l a imed two Laguna Beach children under the age of 15 are portrayed in s lides confiscated by police Prosecutor David Himelson s aid the attorney for Lewis at- tempted to negate the legality of the police search warrants dur· ing the preliminary hearing but to no avail He said many of the photo- graphs were shown to be rele- vant to the case and will be pre- sented as evidence when Lewis faces arraignment June 4. Investigators spent much Lime poring over slides and photo- graphs ln an effort lo identify local youngst ers . T hey said som e of the slides were photo- graphed i.o Lafuna Beach. prob- ably at Lewis home and at an office at 230 Oak St. Officers said they compared the slides with yearbooks from Laguna Beach High School, identifying at leas t two l~al youths ln the photographs. Lewis is rree on s10.ooo bail he posted the day of his arrest Hurlbut Resigns SC Council Seat 8) JOHN NEEDHAM OI • o.lly ~191 SIMI Sa" Clt:m e nte City Coun· cilman Roy Hurlbut. appoinled lo the counc11 Feb. 9 in a storm of controversy. reslgned this morning. Hurlbut's esignatfon is effec- tive immed,ately. In his letter of resign ation . be said "true harmony could not be achieved with the members of the present council." He also said he hoped San Clemente citizens would elect three ne~ Cily Councll members ln a November spedal elec:t.loa, a n obvious referepce to the pending' recall o f Mayor Karoline Koester. Hurlbut walked Into the oftlce of City Clerk Max Ber1 um momiOI and placed bis letter' ol reslp _aticJ9 on aers·· clelk. Hurtbut•a aDDOlntment to tbe council took place ID a norm of proletl tbat resulted wltb former lll•JOI' RoJ Hulm belq HrYed wttb a recall notice. Hamm WU c ......... with ••. norlq a J.•111Dat11N ,.UUon that --a apeelal electlon to nu t.be ~di aeat vacated by Myrtll 'f-.net• wbo dMd Ju. 12. Instead, Hamm and coun· cilmen Edward KaJsched and Richard Ahlman appointed Hurlbut Feb. 9 just before an an· gry group dis rupted the meet- ing U.N. Envoy Leaves Syria By The Associated Presa Syrian diplomat Adib Daoudy left Damascus today for a meet- ing in Gen eva wllb U .N Sec retary -General Kurt Waldheim before fiyln& to Iran to becin the latest U.N.-effort to win the freedom or the ~3 American boltaces now In Lhelr 20i.t day ln captivity . W aldhetm named Daoucly last weekend u hls envoy ln effort.a lo negotiate a setUement ol tbe crisis . But Iran lnaiats D1oudy•1 mil· alon .... completely aeparate" from the bolta1e lNut. An Ira· nian 1poke1man 11id Moaday that the S1ria'a mluloa to lrm w11 llmlted to conalWU., •-u. 1bab'1 and Am.tcu crlmta" tn Iran. --...-..-.--.------------ 'Flreled l•flaC ... ' Silver Prices Hit Econom)i;~ WASHINGTON <AP) -Lasl ;ear'' boom ln ailver prices may have fueled runaway utflatwn a nd dis rupted the entire --conomy Deputy Tre as ury c;ec retary Robert Canwell c;aid today "Hence from an overall 'ltandpoint or moderating in/la· lion. any measures that would tend to ensure that the com· modity and futures markets '>{)erated in an orderly and em-ctettt hlbklft wou&d be wieful • tie told a House s ubcommittee Carswell also testified that •he adminimaUon did not have the expertise to deal with the frenetic rise and fall of silver prices that ended in near <'OI lapse or the salver market The silve r cris is posed a "highly complex problem . · and the administration 'didn't hap- pen lo have a panoply of instant expe rts" available on com modi Lies But. Ca r swe ll saad. the Treasury Department as .. get tan g to the point where we can act intelligently " The deputy secretary sald ht> i~ hopf'ful that during the sum mer the adm1nistrat1on can complete its investigation or the t;ilver collapse and issue recom mendations Carswell ~aid lhl· Carter ad ministrauon has bc.•t•n wornl'rl for -1ome tame that ',p<:culaU\t· tradmg in lho:-.e market!> 'm<n well have contnbuted to mfla lion directly, and ju:.t a.., am portanU y. to inflationary npe<" tatlons ··,;-or exam p it· pre c aou ~ me tal!. accounted for O S perrerll of the I 6 percent in(·rcast-in wholesale pric<•o; 1n January ... he said That 1ump tr1i;egen·d .., .,en<•' of anti 1nnat1on mo' c~ IJ\ tht· Carter admana strataof'\ and t.h<' Federal Reserve Board, anctud Ing higher Interest rates and emergenc~ crl'dit contrnlc; "The increases feed throuih th e pro du ct1fln pr occ\.., a nd re5.ult an '"mt• pruducb v. ha c h ar<· not nt·<'t>.,.-,;,.inh re duced when commodity pncC!> (like sliver> go down." Carswell saad "Furthermore. these pnce in creases can res ult 1n subsequent increases in wage and prace C'On· tracts, lied to the price .nd1ces. further exacerbatlng inflatJon. • be told lhe House Government Operations subcommittee on consumer and monetary af. fairs . Carswell's reference to "am measures" 1~ a strong and1cat1on the Treasury Department ma' favor greater regulation of tht· commodity future:. mark et. in the wake of the stl\"er collap!\e an March. The S\Jbcomm1tlee as 1n - vest1gating how last year's rapid jump ih sil ver prices affected 10- flatlon and consumers In recent weeks. the subcom· mlttee has received stacks of letters complaining about silver· Pope Backs Ban VATICAN crTY l AP1 -Pope John Paul II has personally up- held the Vatican deC'1S1on to bar m averick lheoloR1 an Hans KunR from teaching Roman Catholic theology. according to a pap11l document released here toda) ~lated prke Increases. Navaj o tiltvenmlths have bem put out of businesa. bat terlH for heating alda llave trlpJ..t ~ce. mid the COil ot X·ray tum baa Jumped •per. cent. 1111 a aubcommlttee stalf member. MC>teO\'tt. HY Canwell and others. r~ pric~ han come down significantly, even though sil ver prices fell from SSO an ounce m .January to SlO 80 in Man·h Girl ~outs Aid Arrest Of "uspects A Fullerton rouple ~ho police 'laad t.hey belll·-.1· are ~e:.ponsablc for a rash or Newport Beach burgla n es. we r e a rrested Wedn esday a rte r thr ee Gari Scouts pointed them out to police Yvonne Ma tthews. 27 and Bradl<"} WllhJm Matthews. 29. wert· arrestl"d on •n1sp1cion of burglary at about 3 p .m in the Harbor View Homes area ijoth are being held on Sl0,000 bail at lhe Ne~port Caty Jail Pulice '>aid ii trio of nine·\ ear 11 ld Gari '-;('11ut' not1.f·rd authontw-. r1f ,u,p1 t 1<1us 'ff<'ttVlllf aft.t•r tt1'"' 1111tpl1· n•p()rtedh ~t 11pw·r1 thf· '<1uni.:'>t"r"' a nrl a'ked lh1•rri ~ twtt\tor 4th41'¥-had ... n' (< lf>k It'" 1Jff1<•ero; said lhr•\ arrttstl'd lht· m.rn and "'1ff' b<'rau'P they matC'hed descnptt<ini. provided oy 11ct.11n.s of recent byr i;elane.:. The:.e burglan{><i,, pol ic•1 'aid. 1n duded tht• rl'rt'nl brf'cl~ an ol thf' r:;,.i..,ll1luH h11m1· 11f r "" l <"tJm mun 11' L'ullc1tc Oa'>lrH:t ChJ.n C't'll<•r "\nrm.in W,1h11n In that ml tilt 11t 11111111 "'"'''1 rnort· than Sl (l(Jll v. orl h of 1 .1m1•rJ '"<ILJ•flrn• nt 1.1..1 h,111l1·d "' f V'i~jo Fa1nilY ., Tied Up by Armed Bandit ,\ ~L'iSIOn \II Jll rTIJn hi!<. '>Oil and daughter v. t'rt' bound( "'1th an extension cord and held at gun po int ~hil e 3 man and "'oman ran.s acked their home Wedn~ay night. sheriffs dep- ulil·~ reported toda~ 111 an m<"ident s1m1lar to om: A ht<'h occurred LO M1.,.-,ion \"1e10 1•a r llPr ttn' mnnth. a mJn dnd 1.1. 11ma n C'Jmc tn th(' dnor 11( thr J Jnlt'~ {;ru!\!<."ill'r h11mr an lh1• 2SOOO l>IO<'k of l~nn L>nvr deput1t•s ~.ud and a:.ked dJrec lions After thf'y were anviled in. the man dlspla)'ed a gun and lhP three were tl~ up while the hou!'e was r ansacked for an un detcrmane-o amount of mone) and Je"' elry. sheriff"' de put.a•!> said No ear ~as seen Nnen .he cou· pie ned depuues said Jn an incident ear1ier this month, a couple took an estimat· ed S30.000 worth of Jewelry from a house on Montanoso Drive in M1ss100 Viejo after tying up a lone woman in the home F,.._P~Al CARTER ••. newspapers and broadcast sta· tions ln California, which holds a key presidential primary elec-tion June 3. Carter spent the night in Portland, wbere there was nQne el tlw Mb lllat fell up to ,.._ ....... tn ... tonl1D taterft W8*1qtoa. C•rt41r!• ftnt Wk alter ant•• 1q W~y 1'lgbt WU to e9- fer wtdt state -and federal Gf. ftclal1. ' He ~miled fect.ral help, W b!t low·bf clemeaeor ~ ed 1iaarpl7 •ltb, tla•t et Wasbiqtce Gov. Dtay Lee Ray. wbo .~f' told Carter: ·~w. don't need &Uk fOC'CM u m~JI a& we need money.··, Al the meeting al Ute National Forest Service hea4quarters in Vancouver. Ray s111d she needed federal aid to help feed, house ;ind relocate the victims of Sun- day's volcanic explosion. which killed 14 and left 90 miss ing. As h-stre wn hig hw ays a nd ,airports c;tranded an estimated 5 .0 00 travele r s across Washington slate 'What do you need s pec1fical· ly"" Carter asked "\f ·O-n·e· y • the governor re plied Carter pmnted out that ht! has alre>ady declared the l:lrea a ma,or disaster makmg 1l eligi- ble for federal aid But the g<>v e,mor said that consisted mainly of long-term loans and she needetj immediate cash. Carter, appearing s hghUy ir· ritated. s aid offa ctals should make an inventory of the area's needs~ they could begin working toward solving the problem. • * * f ·rone Page t I VOLCANO . • m1 C'ro~r<im:-Wt.-dnt:~di,~ . Offac1als do n<.>t ) el know how .,e r1ou~ 1nh;,.ilal1on ()r the mmu.S<:ult!. da~gcr-likf' pdrticles might be "Particulat<> le\'els ar,. goinJ: to $!0 up "' ~>pie becom<' morf• JI llH ~~Jr "<.llrJ " 1·,..,,,. Pag., I I MOBIL ... .q1pl1• .. t 11n Jl1 .Jfln11.il tws1s • .i luv. 11.I! i.irll ,., to 1 x<'et·d t h1· l;Ul•I• lint·' 1r1 '<•rtH qu;,.i rter.., 1£ lht·\ ~t!rC' tM·lo~ th<.• J llowablP l1m11~ in olh1 r qu:irlt·r' Thi· ad- m 1 n1 ... 1rat1on '""'It'd on _. quJrterly ba"'' Jnd Flint ''> state- ment t.oda) rnd1cated Mobil con- ceded thal point. ~awm Relaxing; Aides Plan Trip SANTA BARBARA CAP) Ronald Re3~an 1:. relaxing at Rancho del Caelo. his secluded • oastal mountain ranrh. whale ha' Jlrl''' prPpa11 fur h" final 1 Jmµ.11 p1 lrtp of tht• l98U prt'..,1dt•nual primanl·:-. Campaign ... pl)kt-sm:rn Joe ll o lmt·~ 'J ld the lfrpublscan front runnl'r had no meetmJ?s wath campaign aide:. or adV1sers Wednesda y, except for one tt>lephone call from an aide who tuld ham about George Bush's !<.tatement that ht' "'as reassess-ang has campaign Annored Car Hit LONDON <A P l -Robber s s topped an a rmored car in a busy north London s treet today. for ced the guards inside to band over lhe eqwvalent of $763,7501n cash. and fled . police said ~ P1:\G E1 The ultra·thln Piaget. Hand-crafted m Swtuerland. All In 18k gold, lhe case. the hands. lhe d1al. the bracelet. e¥en the buckle on the leather strafl \BAd/ CZIJa/k,1 CJl1wfe4/ fin~ l~lry )S fASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH. CA~ClOllNIA 92660 ~\ ' r • I Orange Coast l lltON I Today•s £1081•• N.Y. Stoeks VOL 73, NO. 1'3, 3 SECTIONS, U PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA OC Pyramids B~ting Out All Over It you talk to law enfort"~menl O(f\tlala you tel the impression there u e more pyramtds an Onnae County than there a.re in E1ypt. But the Orange County pyramids are schemes in wtucb investors hope to get back a rast $16,000 for an initlal outlay of Just $1,000 CSee related story Page All.} They are bust.mg out all over and the poJJce are busting them a lmoat u rut u lhey ftod out about them But lawmen edmit they can't keep up with the burn tng desire to get rich quick that 1s ablue ln Lhe breasts or inlla lion.sapped Orange Counhans t:rimmal compJwnts wall ~ ~ought against four people po!1ce spotled leaving u pyramid party Wednesday night in lrvine . a<.· cording to Detective Phil Povey Three El Toro residents and one person from Corona del Mttr were carrying packaaes coo&aln· lnc instrudion.s and charta for rurullng a pyramid, Povey saW. Povey said police received 11everal reports of pyramid portieb Wednesday oigbt i'n lrvlne. Westminster police said they raided rive pyramid parties Wednesday night, but were so far bt'h1nd on the paperwork that omciaJ reports on the raids weren't available lhis morning. "We Just don't have the man· power to do anything about the m," said Huntington Beach fraud investigator Cary Sper linR. "lt would take away from our othe!' essential law en!Ol'ce- ment priorities. "We got calls about part!~ at four locations Wednesday. There were three others Tuesday. Our secretaries are going crazy with all the calls." Fountain Valley police s ay they have taken to writing down the names or the players and turning the lists over to the lo· ternaJ Revenue Service. "We believe this may be the best way to get to the players." Capt. John Beddow said. Westminster pouce converged on an auto paint shop in the in· dustrial part of the city Tuesday nigbt after receiving a telephone call from an mformant Si~ persons were arrested on charges or operating an "end- less chain," a misdemeanor. The six were cited and re- leased but officer Earle Graham said they could race a fine up t.o SSOO iWd six ,months in Jail if convicted. They we re identified as Edward G. Schiller , 37, Thomas G. Saodeno. 34, Bruce A. Hesford. 33. John C. Hesford. 34. (Sfie PVRAMJD. Pa«e AZ> ort Runway Extension Eyed ~COST~ a 1 ~o~" ~---+--s . ~~~ DIEGO AIRPORT RUNWAY EXTENSION RECOMMENDED Heavy Daahed Are• Indicate• 737 _F_eet ---· * * * * ·---"' Residents Assail Expansion Proposal A recommendation lo Orange County officials that the runway al John Wayne Airport be lengthe ned to accommodate more daily fiigbts has gone over like a lead balloon with some Newport Beach residents. City officials also expressed s urprise and concern when told of the ~mmendation and pre- dicted ctiy leaders may take it as a new battle cry. Newport resident Kathy JorgenM!D, who helped organize an airport protest rally earlier this month, said the recommen- datioo sounds like more of "the old water torture principle." "Each ol these prop0sals that come in are always at the ex- Ash, Fouling Up the Mail SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -U.S.. Poltal Service of. flclals aay patrons wbo are malllna souvenir aam,a.oltbevolcanic uh from ~ St. Helena ln Wubiqton ar~ causln1 ble wltb mail· 9QUlpment. , western re-1 lo•• l po1tma1ter • ......, Mid IOIDe people .... ....... Mb from tile volcllllO ta orcllDary eD· ......,. wblela are lediq aa .. t•r•atenln1 to ¥.~~~be treMld•.,...ltnNa pr••l•.a• tlft or ~· Manta laid. .__ .. peebdbalift· ,....,CPI' 'Sift ......... . .,.. .. , .. , .... -~ e .. IM .. ----- pense of the homeowners and serves the interest s of air pass en gers only," s h e re marked. She said residents are skep· tical of the claim that more flights could originate at the airport and stilt meet noise s t a ndards by using larger but quieter aircraft. "I don't see how anyone can presume that the airlines will just get rid ·of their old jets and bring in the new quiet ones." Mrs. Jorgensen said. CurreoUy. of the six airlioes either using the airport or hop- ing to in the near future, only PSA and Air California have or- dered Douglas Aircraft's new quiet super 80 jet. Newport Beach City Attorney Hugh c.offin said the recommen- dation to lengthen the runw~ in the directlon of the San Diego Freeway isn't new. He said the city has conslatenUy opposed such a plan. "I don't understand why lenftbening the nJDWJY would oecesaartly allow for more dally Oighta," he saJd. "I Juat don't see bow those two points re· late." Increase In Flights PrOn_Qs~d By DELORESBROOKS IRWIN Oft• D•llY 11"11.c S!Mt Con sultants hired to map future development of Orange County's John Wayne Airport. have recommende~th rrain runway be extended eet to the north, it was lea ed today. The plan, by VTN Consolidat· ed of Irvine, would place the runway end just short or the San Di ego Freeway Such a runway extension, the consultants said, would allow an increase to 75 average daily flights out of the county strip and still meet present noise s tandards or large r. quiet aircraft. Presently, there are about 41 averagedail)' flights. Cost of the runway extension might raQge up to $8 million. de- ~nd:ing oa bow sound iMulation 1s handled on "incompatible properties'' on or near the 20 acres of laud that would be in· vol Ted The main nmway. the consult· ants' report said, would also be strengthened to handle heavier ajrcrafl. I The consultants said they like the idea of the main runway ex- tension because they believe it would reduce jet aircraft noise in the Santa Ana Heights area. Contacted in Los Angeles to· day, District 7 CalTrans officials said they haven't yet seen re· said they haven 't yet seen rec- o mmendations in the runway nearer the San Diego Freeway They noted the present main runway doesn't interfere with freeway operations. "Ir it's changed, we'll have to analyze th e impact." a CalTrans SPokes man said. The extension would also re· quire approval of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA>. Orange County's ma in runway is now 5,700 feet long. Wi th the recommended ex· tension, it would become 6,437 feet. The longer runway was Just one of 45 recommendations list· ed by VTN consultants in the second part or their com- prehensive master plan pro· posals Other rerommendations include: -Expamk>D of Ute paaeeger terminal at its present site. -c.omtndJoa of a general aviation terminal. -a estnc&IH of r.1111 -rlse buildings in areas close to the airport, including in tbe cJties of Costa Mesa. Irvine, Newport Beach. Santa Ana, Tustin and unincorporated county territory. Those and 41 other •UCCestions were outlined in part two ol the airport's $300,000 muter plan, released this week tQ Orange County offtclals by VTN'. The second part of tbe master plan looks at differeat,ways of meeting demand for airport facilities and recommends a comprehensive plan to aatiafy that ""mand over t.lw next 20 years. Elements of tbe com prebensive plan inc._. airfield safety, t.enninal, ll"OUDd access and beicht restridbt eamee1111. The beat place for an ex· papded and llJlPl'O"CI ~er termlna1 ii ill pl'll.. b:ation. comultaatl deeJded. • Tb• <>ranee eo.tr' a.ant o1 Supervllors, lh•' four alteraative 1tte1 fo~ a new tennlDal. rejeeWd la lpuary t.be Idea of ~ ll OG the "9tlklltofthe ....... UDdtr tbe pl• •11D1itd ~ UM VTN atud)t, a MW ,._ r. ~· eslat!M tAnn>•I llldldtq would be bei)t to .......... -.at ' •* •••· C .. llMwiY,._AI) . ; • A I.ARC on t.lae Bea~la U .S. Army Corps of Engineers is using this po~loolcing craft along the Newpon Beach ocean front as a base of operations for divers conducting a ne" Corps study of beach erosion. Vehicle is known as a L1~ht.er AmpbJbious Resupply Cargo Ship < LARC). Normally . it is used to load and unload careo from N avy vessels. l"\ew Cor~'"' "'~ Eng1.J1t!eni study or where lhe sa.o<l 1'>e5 will update an old one. <:&rter Flies Near Summit Of Volcano J7 olcarw Victims Search Hampered PORTLAND. Or e <AP1 President Carter fl ew within three rrules of the volcanic sum m1t of Mount St He lens rn southwest Washington today ~nd declared, "Someone descnbed 1t as the rnoonseape, but the moon looks Like a golf course com- pared to what's up there." Flying into a mountainside snowstorm at l.500 feet in a s mall Marine Corps helicopter. Carter told reporters he saw great piles of mud "that used to be mountains." deep craters and s teamy melting ice that be called icebergs. <Related photo. Page A3). "ll 's a horrible-looking sight." the president said. "I don't know if there's anything else hke it ln tbe world." Balboa Island \' ANCOUVER. Wash <A Pl Geologlsts said toda) that Mount St Helens ts occas1onally rum- blll\f! and steaming. but that does not indicate 1t is about to erupt again With the number or known dead at 14. the bad weather today hampered the search ror 71 people still reported missang in the area. But the r3.lll was wekome in eastern Wasbin~on, northern Idaho and pans o( Montana, where 1t was washing away tbe volcaruc d\,ISt that had collected up to 7 inches deep in places. Two seismog raphs on the volcano d et ected "seis m ic noise" from S p.m. Wednesday to l a.m . today. said Craig We aver . a U.S. Geological Survey sc1en~t al the Universi- ty of Wasbingtoo in ~attlP Parking Ordinance Stirs NB Residents By Sl'EVE MARBLE °' .. °"""' ""'SUft Balboa Island resident.a are buazin& about a letter Newport Beach Planning Commissioner Allan Beek circulated this week askiq l51and resldenls to sup- port a chaoae he wants iD city parkin& laws. Beek. who hired workers to pua out 2,000 ol the I~. ls aeeklnl a modificalioo iD a park· log ordinance tbat comes before the commilaioft tomaht. Tbe onllnance, arnoq other things, calla for all new or re- modeled duples• ln NeWJQ"t to have at least thl'M otf.stnet jartlnl apota. But~ ls bolMa hla eotn· mia1loo colleaaueS wffi So • step furtMr 111111 ddland tbet Olda ownen proride at lea.st four ~o:..--.:.=:u ••l Wttla botll eoaeera altd fUllletWlt"'...,. ....... . "ff ............... .. Ore fl'•lD•' tellerkM Oall r=-1~ r.:=.°!.Y-A= Uoa.''Ma.--. ...-.11111 r· 1~ res idents were unanimously aga1nst his idea.·• Sbe said that &!et, an wand resident, was at that meeting and should have realised that property owners were oppGled to requlrin8 four off-street l>U'k· log Spots. "Thll would be Just one lnOt'e freedom takecl away from peo- ple wbo'd haft to aa~rUlce their .own prh·• opeo space for part. tnc." Mrs. Sm1tb wd. •noted many ia1aDden are remodeting dupleua and would be affected bJ the partiDc plan. Commi11toner Debra Allen said lbe waa especially interest.. ed lD the letter because lt c:on-f Ul.Ded her nne and home oboDe llUIDber and W'ad Balboa blud n111den&s to call ber. ''At best It II a bllllb Ir· re~lar mana-to iet Dibllc In· put," • nataned. l•i Cldn't • IWt my boldle ar olleceDt ~. llotap.·~ Beet Nld ba pat bla col· ......,, ume on UM t.dlr a ~ nlldcltDt& to call lier Clea PUKING, .... Al>' The se1sm1c noise was sf milar to the hannomc tremors that in- d1c ate the movement of molten roc k. called m agma, or gas w1th1n the volcano, he said "The mo!>t probable in· terpretation is that it represents the upward m ovem e nt or material again." Weaver said. But Tim Ha it of the USGS later said at a news conference tbat the seismic actavity shouJd not be taken as an indicator of any movement of molten rock or 1mmtnent eruptJon. He said it was a textbook example of what happens after a major volcano eruption. In the meantime, he said, "The mountain is intermitlenUy and vigorously steaming lo 10.000 feet." The 001se detected last night d iff e r ed from a harmonic tremor ln that it had a low amplitude and a "jerky" nature compared to the stropger . smoother harmonic tremors re- corded before the mountain ex· plod ed. Coast Wea tiler Variable cloudiness. becomm, mostly sunny Friday afternoon. Lows tonight in mid SOs. Hiabs Friday in upper eos. IN81HT08"W It 1toa JS mMel o/ tmct Oltd a hadltd o/ ~·· It ,,_. °" ti«tridJw. Atld it hlnu o f1"0/il. s. Page a . llMlex AtY_ ....... At1 AM~ 0 .,..._. a ............. .. ~........ ... ..... . ... ,. ......._ llM__.,..... 11 ~ ........ ..._ M =. a.~ = ...... .t: c..c. ... .... ... o 1 1 • •• er. r , *' a• ............ _. ....... .. ........ ....,. ..... -• .... , lea.fl,,....... , ........ cw-.... 1.1 Cl ........ tml& I I eu ,.~ -·-. -..·. !:--~ CWLX P!LPJ N NEW YORK (APJ -Cbut' M&nhattu Bank, ta.. naUon'a t.blns.lara-t commercial bank. cut 1La prime rale one fwl ~rcentqe polnt to l~~ .. perct'nt today pusbJnt the! prime to lt1 loweat level In monlhA Bankens Trust Co . the e1•bUH1r;esl benk. qulcltly matched the rate Althouah mo11t banlea are qUOlina a prtme rato ol ll~ ~l. allalysLa .. Jd t.My uped \be lower rate to spread ~t the-bankint 1nduato. The prime the-lnterHt rate banh r harae on ltnanlJ to their ~ost crtdat~orthy corporate <'U8l0mt rs peaked at 20 per C'ent tn early J\l)rtl and hos ••nee been on the declin~ ._. •• 9ft-fdr •M C'a .. dhl•t'W L YNOHURST. NJ (AP> Repubhcan preatdeotiaJ can chdate ~&e Bush said today he Is canceling umpaltn events in New J eraey this weekend to allow time for a politJcal soul search.mg ~•on a t hu home 1n Houston Bush told rePorters a dec1s1on on whether to end h1s two year quest for the White H<>use C'OOld come as early as Sunday .ttla1n9 Gir1•11 8ody f'••uNd JULJ AN <AP> The partly decomPosed body of a 13-year· ola girl reported missing 1n December has been identified by her parent!. as Sharon Ltt Winston Sheriff's offi cers said the San Diego girl was strangled. A couple taking pictures found the body late Tuesday about five feet off CaJlfornia 78 near Scissor 's Crosslog. The girl was a stude nt al Marston Junior High School In San Diego. DWlar .ffi.rrd: faald Dr•*P" LONDON (AP> -The value of the dollar was mixed a gainst leading world currencies today. In Tokyo, the dollar fell for the third straight da y. closing at 224.025 yen, down from 224.95 at Wednesday's close. Gold traded in London at $503 an ounce. a drop of S9.75 from Wednesday's close. It closed in New York at $514.SO. up S1J. after dippingto$501. In London. silver opened at $10.89 an ounce. down from Wednesday's closing $11.85 an ounce. It traded in New York at $11.60 up 216 cents. aft er dipping briefly below $11. ·12 IOllftl '" Afglaaftblan -...N~.W~.::. ~-~4gbcJHe.tmltfN-~-:.-• -som e carrying arms -clashed with soldiers in Kabul this w~k in renewed anti·Soviet demonstrations that killed 12 persons. a traveler from Afghanistan said today. Silver BooID Said To Fuel Inflation WASH INGTON CAP> Last ~·ea r's boom in s il ver prices may b a ve fuelt'd runa"'a v inflation a n d d1 !,rupl1•c! t h (' e ntire econ omy . !)('p ut ~ Trt•as u r ~ Secretary Robert Cari," ell '>a1d today Carswell su1d the Carter atl · ministration has been worn t'<l for some tame t hat s pecul<1ll \'l' trading in tho.,<' markets · ma~ .... ·ell han• l'untn butl'd to inn a lion dlrecth Jnd JUM a~ 1m· porta nth . ti> inflationary exf>C(' tat1ons " ··Hence. from a n overall ~tandpo1nl of moderating 1nlla · -tion. any mea:,urcs that would tend to ensure that thC' com· .modity and futures markets 'Oper ated in an orde rly and ~ffi· ~aenl fastuon would be userru ... he told a House s ubcommittee Cars"'e ll a lso te:,t1f1ed that the adm1nastrataon dad not have the exper t 1st• to d ea l w ith the frenetic rise und fall of s1her prices that ended an near col ; lapse of the silver m arket. T he s ilve r cr is is posed a "'hig hly complex problem ." and ''the administra tion "didn't hap· pen to have a panoply of instant •.experts" avail able on com· "modi lies. < Bu t , Car s we ll said , t he iTreasury Department is "gel· Ung to the point where we can act intelligently.·• , T he de puty secretar y said he is hopeful that during the sum· m er the a dm inis tra tion c an i:complet.e its investigation of the ~ilver collapse. and Issue recom- .meodations. ' :Re8taurant Trends ~Subject of Talk : S ta nl ey Ky k er , gen e ral man a ge r of the Cal ifornia ·Restaurant Association will dis· ~c u ss current t rends in the ;r estaurant and tour ism indust ry •Thursday evening at the Velvet •Turtle in Newport Beach. Girl Scouts Aid Arrest Of Suspe cts ,\ Fullerton couple. "'ho p<>llrt• ~aid they belic\'l' an· re~1>0n-.1hlt: for a rash of Nt>wport Beach burgl a ri es. we r e arrest e d Wednesday afte r three Gar i S('OUtS pointe d the m out lo police. Yvonne Matthe ws, 27 , and Bradley William Ma tthews. 29. we re arrested on suspicion of burglary at about 3 p.m . in the Harbor View Homes area. Both are being held on Sl0.000 bail at the Newport City Jail Police sajd a trio of nine-year· o ld Gi r l Scou t s n o tifie d authorities of suspicious acti vity a fte r the couple reportedly stopped the youngste r s and asked them whether they had aoy cookies. Officers said they a rrested the man and wife bec a us e they m atched descriptions provided by victims of recent burglaries These burglaries, police said. in· eluded the recent break-in at the Eastblllfl' home of Coast Com · m unlty College District Chan ce llor Norm an Watson In that incident, police said m o r e than $2,000 wor th or camera equipment was hauled off. 'Quick Draw' Loser Dies WOODLAND HILLS <AP> - A 16-year·old boy died after be- ing accide ntally shot by a friend dur ing a game oC quick draw. police said Glenn Donnan died Tuesday night during emergency surgery at West Hills Hops itat. Los Angeles Police Lt. Les Coil. a West Valley Division homicide detective. said Wednesday. The boy and a friend of about the same age were playing a game o( quick dra w in Donnan's Woodland Hills home. said Coil They believed the 44·caliber re· volver was unloaded and the weapon was accldentaJl y dis· charged, striking Donnan an the uppe r torso. Coal explained ; The 7:30 p.m . dinner a nd dis· 'c ussion is spons ored by the ;Ne wport Beach Convention and ,visitors Bureau and costs $15 a •person. The Ve lvet Turtle is ;localed in Fashion Island. , • ~ --~~~~~~~~~~--.. DAILY PILOT lawyers Supporting Incumbent Judges t , ... 0.-c..t Oooit ,., ... , ••lft -ft " • ,.,,. ... ,.. , ............... "'"' ., ....... ""'"' th ,,.. °'-c...I -· ...... '-• s.p. .. .. -·-· ----· , .......... ~, ... . .... ~--....... " __ 8••<ft/f1'0V1tt•tft V•ttt ¥ tt•t"•· L•O._". • =~= .. :..,~..,r~~..:"'..: ....,.,.....,._ " .. u. .. .-••• \t-i. ~o 1ko Ii.I GM .. _ C..l•IW"'• •ltJ• H<•• c.-. ~,.. ... _. ___ __ ,_ ... _ ,~, .. ~ .... _,,.... --· ... ·-OtMtftlt LMt """"""-.....,.1•1 .... Ttltpt I M 1'11•)~ a ••• ,,,...,. ... .......,. The Orange County Trial Lawyers Association h as en· doraed a l l 13 i n c umbent municipal a nd superior court judges rumUilf in the J une 3 electioo. At a press conference this m o rning, spokesm en for tbe 800-m e mber group aaid In- troduction of polities int.o the judicial races wu wront and fell um incumbent Judces who bad aboMs during their terms I.bey were "competent and fair minded" ahould be kept In of· fice. Re ceiving endorsem ent.a by lb• group were Incumbe nt sur.rior Court h•ctau Frank Br HDO, Leonard lhlrlde, Roa_ald l>renner and Mark Soden. II Ub.lcJpal Cowl Judi• •· doraed bJ the Illa.I l••1en IJ'OdP wen Carl Frank, Edwsd Laird, Eu•ene Laa1llauer. Rlctaard Orozeo, Jolla THl, Praaeee 1fUD01, Bettr lliu Loaaa Moore aDd Rlebird Hamdtoa. Nicholas By bower . president of the group, said his members go lo court daily, ''where of n e c e ssity we o bserve and evaluate the judges and lawyers we encounter. For that reason. we feel uniquely qua lified to evaluate Judicial competency." Byhower said the lrial lawyers asaodatlon board of directors atudled each contested election involving an incumbent jud1e and made Its endoraem ents •c· cordlngJy . Flfly·two candidates in all are runntnc for 17 municipal and superior court Judgeships in the Juoe election. OffDal ProtesbJ TEL AVIV. tarae l <AP)- 0.lenM Minlater Eur WeiJman b11 t.bna&eoed to ralsn ll'Om Prhne Mlntaler Menaeb•m =• Cablnlt lt tile def ... II cut, newapaper r.,arta ...,. Mid todQ. Some ....... beU... .... tbrMt ........ to Bella'• ...... c:oelitJoD. "On lhe other hand . 1f I IN1\1• becaUS<! of the!>e c6nd1t 1<>nll, I ac c ompl1:.h b) defa u lt v.hat som~ ma) have wa nted in lhl· fi rst place .. Stevens admitted that othe r a llegat1ons tx>yond the timber usage were leveled at ham. in eluding chargell that he an timidated college personnel to do personal favors for him .. F,....P,..-AI '" PYRAMID. • f rv. Pa,,.-I I tx·c .i ~ ·,he" th1.: :>\I.Ing \Ol•· 11n lhe IS.SUP B f' .... 1111 he d 1sa1?rees that t h• rt· • .J unanim ous ft.'ellnl! .11o:.11n,1 h1' prnpn ... al .ind m dan t.1an' tt1.1t lhl fttUf 'P·•n pl .. 11 "'111 C•• .1 l11ni.: "'J .. 1t1"' drd ... 1 .;" 111 1o: 11rr.rn•·rtan11 l•·•r I. inc 1 on i.:• •tin11 on th1 1•l.1nd fi p1·k pr1\1111:,h .1 .. ~1·11 '""11 1111,•11m1·r" ltt <on,tdlr a pl~n fur l'h ,1 r i.;1ni..: 1wuµh· fur p,1rktn1o? U\ 1.'r n1i::h t 1111 c-1 1~ 'ln·1. 1..... 111 "aid his plan "'ould earn lh• <'II\ up to SIJ m11laon .1 \t>ar · But lh<' plan. na~ ed tn S('\ era I hnmeo .... ·nt'r ~roup .... "as tabled J nd h.tsn't rea_ppear('(f Solar Flare S ePn BOlJL.DER. Colo U\P l -A m aJor solar Oare OC'<'urred Just !-Ou th of the s un ~ eq ua to r Wednesday. and at was expeeted to cause a storm m the Earth's magnetic field and could a!fttt radio rommun1cat1ons. a federal agpncy said Prop. I Support Voiced Youtlis Seized , In NB Theft Of We t suits A pJ1r of IX year old youths 1.1.t•re J rre,t1·d IJlc Wednesday J fh·r tht•\ .1ll1•l!<>dl) smashed a "'1nct11 .... Jt .• '\l•w port Beal·h "'.Ill r •rw1rt" ·hup grabbed J h11ndl1• of '-'l't ~u11 ... Jnd ran. I" I 11 1• •.nd [)J\ 111 l'h1hp Eon of l :!i 4 Hh S t ~'·"1111r t B•·.ir t1 :i nd H 1l'h ~1 r<l John K ol.ir •if 21 I R Eldl•n -\\1.·. Co ..... ta Mesa. wen· Jrrl'l>lt•d on hurg lar~ 1·harJ?e~ nt•;ir the '>hop after "'1tnesse~ phoned pohct• Both men "'ere beinJ( held in hPu of $.5.000 bail each tod:n W 1tnc~st•s told ln\'Cs t1gators th"t the~ saw tv.o m en s mash a fr o nt wi ndo w t o Ma tla c k S po rtl'r a ft . 2906 W Coas t lf1~hwa). and scoop up a pile of v. t>tsuats Pohce said they nabbed the suspects less than a block from tht> s tore a nd recovered 13 v.·etsu1t.s val ued a t nea rly $800. ~ ) ~1'T f I .\GE1~ 1 lw ultrJ·th111 Plas:t<'t Hand-cr:tfll'd tn Swtt1C'rhmd All an 18k gold. the c.1'-<' cht• hJ11d!>. thed1,J till' br.tt dt•t C'\t-n lh\· hudJr on thr IN tlw1 M1-.1p. 'i3t1dl <ll!a/h1,1 CJt1wf10AI f 1n~ /f'\H•lry J5 r t\SHIOll. ISi .-\NO • N£WPORT RCACH CAI llORNI .. ?2tm0 ' ; Coast ~.-22,1180 Bank Heist Fugitive Caughtf -~----.,...-- $ 8 Million Loot in 1972 Job l 8y 8TBVE IOTCllEU. °' .. ....., ..... ._... The Jut fuaitlve lo the $8 million "Mlsaioa: lmpoe.sible" 1tyle burglary of a Laguna Niguel bank, who eluded FBI agent• for more than eight years •. ts sitting in a Penn- aylvarua Jail cell today await- ing word on when he will be re· turned to California for trial. During thelr two and a half day stay ln the bank, the \eam filled an audible alarm with foam , bypassed sensors linked to a Santa Ana alarm company, and broke lnto 458 safety deposit boxes inside the vault. They oeaUy stacked the boxes in a corner, retnevmg jewelry, cash, rare coins and negotiable securities that were initially • believed to be worth between $2 and SS million. FBI agents now say the Joss was in excess or S8 million. More than SS million or that amount has been recovered. Christopher all received 20 y~ terms followin& lbeit si:x-wm trial in um on charges of coli- spiracy and bank larceny. •. Ronald Lee Barber was ~ victed the following year of ~ same charges and was sel(· tenced to lS years. ~ Harry Barber, whose bail WM reduced laat week from $750,oob to $100,000. remalns in custodt of the U.S. Marshal in Pilt.4· burgh. ~ UNITED CALIFORNIA 8AHK IN LAOUNA NtGUB. WHDE .. MILLION WAS STOLEN Leat Fugitt¥• In 1172 Bwvl•rr Awalttng Extredllton In Penneytvanl• JaH Harry Jam~ Barber, who was 31 at the time of the weekend break-in at tbe United California Bank in March, 1972, is being held on $100,000 bail, 10 days after be was apprehended by federal agents at a construction site in .rural Brookville, Pa. FBI agents said Barber, who was using t.M name Jobn Baker. was arrested without incident at the construct.ion site. Tbe Barber brothers were the last LO be captured In the bank burglary, with agents tracking down Ronald Lee Barber 1n Ro<'hester. NV., nearly a year artt>r the break-in. Meanwhile, federal pro1- ecutors are attempting to ba.e that bail increased again, priortp Barber's return to California fct trial. "They don't have a whole let or confidence that be won't nm orf." Reagan said. Car Dealers Ask Help "He's the l ast o f the Mahicans,'' quipped FBI spokesman Fred Reagan. wbo said Barber has beer sought on a federal warraot issued 10 June. 1972. Pollution Curbs Hampering Auto· Sales Four other men. including By DAVID KUTZMANN OI U. 0.01, PO .. Si.ff prevent sale of more cheaply priced automobiles 10 California. o Co B~rber's brother. Ronald Lee, range unty. "We are asking have long Stnl'e been tried and for a period of re-evaluation... sentenced in the mull1-m1lhon Wh at White and his business dollar burglary associates would like to see, All but Amil Alfred Dinsio they told reporters at a news conrcrence Wednesday, 1s sus· have ~n relea!i('<i on parole. pension of California pollution f'Bl agents say. Oms11J is !terv- Amil Dmsao, Charles Albert Mulligan and Phillip "Once a federaJ warrant ls '-- sued , the statute doesn't bold.'' Reagan said. "The govern.meat will prosecute him " SJ00,000 Ta.r Bite County to Retain · Capit'll Lobbyis_t . Orange County car dealer!> say business is sputtering and will get wors e unless s tate legislators put the brakes on stringent pollullon guidelines that ··w e're n ot asking the Legislature to close down the bureauc racies.·· said J ack White. president of the Motor Car Dealers Assodallon of requ1rements ror new cars. IOJ! a 30-ytar term for a su~e· In their Pl ace. th"y said. quent convwt1on d th "~ f ,.,.,. " Using e laborate burglar~ 8y DELORES BROOKS lllWl!'ll a1 to sou east ""1an re ug=~. should re less stringent federal t I th t d h Ot IN 0.olf "'''"" \""1 the lt•lter said . I ti h h I II oo s. e eum entere t e atuc Also enhan"ed would be t~ 'L d H d' regu a ons w ic app Y m a above the Monar"h Bay Pla•a Jn a move that will cost county ~ en a an Olh('r Slates. Thl·s would allow ~ .. l · tens ve dea11·n°s w1 ... bank oHl ct> March 24 . 1972 . laxpa'.'l'r' at least $100,000. coun Y sex i ,. sales of certain mode l cars blasting. ctuppmg and dnllmg OranKt' County !>upervisor s the Fede ral Avaa_lion Ad- wh1ch c.annot ~ow m~et the1r way mtothebankvault agreed Wednesday to bcl(m-min1stca1Joo. according~~ •• n:_ ·--LI e·.J. TnJ1_I /l•n-9flo at •'CJ · Cahfom1a s p~tton .!:_eqwre-___ ---·---.·negottatfons-to~ WlBlllnlU>ii ~upe1viSOt'tirl"t'Ummrt~ _LlutU.Ui ~i • ~ J ~ b'J ---meqls: ---. lubl>' tM The board also ordered st~ Unless circumstances change. DL'llker Sen"es In tht• unanimnus ac tifln m embeN> to decide how too•· By RICK GREEN Ot IN 0.11, PO.C Staff When ln doubt, offer a helping band to the handicapped and don't worry about being r e· buffed, Mari Wimberly,. a blind woman, said Wednesday at a UC Irvine disabled persons' forum. Miss Wimberly, Pearl Breon and John Sbarnik were the dis· abled speakers at the forum, sponsored by UCJ Handicapped Student Services. 'l'he forum, at- tended by a handful of people. was part of a three-day series of on-campus events designed lo explore the problems and poten · tial of the handic&.pped. The series ended today. Miss Wimberly, of Costa Mesa, wu born with cataracts in botb eyes. A cataract condj. Uon causes the -eyes' lens to become opaque. She said that people often want to help handicapped people but are afraid that their offer or assistance will be n!jected. "Doo't worry about it," Miss Wimberly said. "The most im· portant thing is that you at least tried to help ... Miss Wimberly, who has a master's degree in Russian. re· c:e.ntly returned Crom a trip to Europe. She said that in her youth she was a Christian evangelist. "l wanted t o b e a mis · sionary," she said. "l wanted to convert Jewish people to Ch.r1s- tianity. But l became so in· terested in the Jewish religion Oiat I converted to Judaism " "That's funny, J went the other way,•• said Shamik. 31, of Anaheim . ··I converted from Judaism to Chr1st1an1ty " A childhood accident left Sharnik with a st>eech 1mpedi· ment and difficulty in walking. He sajd one ttung that bothers him is non-disabled people who refuse to make eye contact with handicapped people. Mrs. Breon. 46. of Cypress. agreed with Shamik "I was in a market recently and the cashier handed my change to my companion instead of me -that bothers me." said Mrs Breon, who bas muscular dystrophy. Mrs Breon didn't realize she bad muscular dys trophy until after she had given birth to a daughter and a·limp she suffered suddenly worsened leading to doctors' diagnosis. Mrs. Breon's daughter is also a victim of the progressively de- bilitating disease. She said she thinks her daughter's handicap has made her a better person than many non-disabled people. ••My daughter met some e lderly people over the telephone when she was working in the circulation department or a local newspaper," Mrs. Breon said. "She got so friendly with those people that she began sending them Christmas cards. "She hasn't worked for the newspaper for three years, but she still sends Christmas cards to these people she has never met face-to·face. She un· derstands their loneliness and wants to do something about it. Maybe she wouldn't be that un- derstanding ii she wasn't han- dicapped." soon, White said. at least 20· Tic;, supen•iMJr!> ordert-d the county ganitt! th~Wa!ihingtorr lobby1s~ dealerstup:. in Orange County will c·oansel lo return in three ""ttk.s w 1th the represen\iAUv& wor'4<11\R Join the fi.ve which have so far Jn {;:L--•. J ~ ---. ith a one-year contract pro 1n ::;acramento. Robert St. Clair closed their sho~r<>?m doo.rs Uus J"'~Wll posal beginrung July 1 with the Both the question of whethvr yearbecauseofwaningbusmess LAS VEGAS <AP> _ Gin newly formed lobbying firm of to hire a Washington lobby1stps "Thus far. in 1980. dealers are Rummy ace Stu Vnger. who has Jen!>en. Sanders and McConnell well a-. who should perform s~h having a very difficult time." proven he's no slouch at poker An estimate made by the !>C'r\ ict>s has produced COU · the Pontfac and Mazda dealer either. tops the fi eld or fi ve County Adm1n1strat1ve Office lroHrsy at past board meetings said players an what may be the hna.1 set the range ror representation T'-'O recent attempts to ture a The automotive businessmen day of the $730.000 "Hold 'Em" ser nces in the nauon's capital w ashington lobbyist fa tied at Wednesday's news conference game that ends the annual at up t-0 $150,000, but county of· because or bickering among d World Serl...,,· or Poker f1cials said they exrw>Ct to s,_nd s upervisors. Two months aRo sa1 they're bemg buffeted not ";, ,,_ It" h rd led only by California's tougher Unger. 26, ended the third day about Sl00.000 t e ~~ ovefrru a move to pollution guidelines _ which add of play Wednesday with $307.500. The l06S of substantial proper· hirTt' uM: same trm5 d ... about$250ontothesalepriceof Seven player s. including ty tax revenues from Propois1 -he J ensen, an ers at\u a new car for smog equipment television actor Gabe Kaplan. t1on 13 bas led to great.er local McConnell firm partners an _ but also by tight money condi· were knocked out of the tugh reliance on federal funds. ac ha ve v.orked for Rep. Jerry Pat- ttons which have made it dif-stakes card game. Two or the cording to a letter issued by the terson. 0-Santa Ana. ncult for potential car buyers to five players. Doyle "Texas Doi-two · ma o co mm 1 t tee o r The members include Grq qualify for loans. ly" Brunson and Johnny Moss, SuperY\SOrs Philip Anthony and Sanders, rude to Patterson aiid both Texans now llving in Las Thomas R1lev r o r m e r a 1 de to county The result, White said. ls that Vegas, were in second and thJrd Representation in Washington Supervisor Ralph Clark: VerL)'n Orange County car dealers are place and we re each seeking would enhance tht> county's J en!oen. a formf'r P attcrs<>n suffering through their worst their third win today 1n lhe an chances of getting feder;il aldt.'. a nd J ames McConneU. slump in business. forcutg lhem nual event at Binion's Horseshoe money for such pro1ect.s as the counsel ror a House commjtlll!e to lay off numerous employees Club. San Jo uin Htns Corridor and chaired by Patterson. from the 128 dealerships in the region. White's association represents 100 or the dealeT'S. Jerry Lawson. who serves on the legislative committee for the group, said dealers are hoping a bill by state Sen. John Foran, I). Daly City, which is now in the Assembly, wiU help steer them out or their predicament. The legislation would essen· tially provide what the dealers are askinR -substitute federaJ emissions standards for state guidelines and require an annual vehicle in9P(!ction program in the South Coast Air Basin and the San Diego area. "We need all the help we can get." said While, claiming con· sumers could save $1,000 during the lifetime or their automobiles with the relaxed standards. Dealers said they only wish to be able to compete on the same level as their counterparts in the other 48 stales. While also said Californians s hould have the right to purchase automobiles available elsewhere, cars such as Pontiac Trans Am with a turbo-charged engine not now. marketed in Califontia. "People have to buy automobiles, this is the only way we move." s aid one dealer's spokesman, claiming develop. ment or mass rapid transit in Orange County would take 10 years at the least to complete i! work was begun immediately. Mrs.Miller Trial Halted Until Tuesday Jury selection in the Kamalla Miller child-stealing trial in Orange County SUperior Court bas been recessed until Tuel· dar. Questioning of potential juron beJan Wednesday. Mrs. Miller, of Huntington Beach. faces charges abe toot ber 6·year-old d a u 1bter, Valeena. from her arandparenta home in 1978. A Los Angelee Superioc' Court Judi• had pre. vloualy awarded custody of tbe chlld to the ,,.andJ)arfntl, Ken· neth and Juanit.a Moore, who a1alD have cuatod)' or the cbUd ln LatVMtf· Mn. er, 2S, wu UTellted 1alt July ln a small ArkaDUI to..m after a naUoawldt, Y9U'" 1onl eearcb for the woman ucl berd ......... Hw trial II to be held la die eoutroom ot Superior OcMa.rt ,.... BJrm IL Moll.Ula. 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Actually ~ Wbal • u.t '1 Mltfaced. H.11 name 11 WUly the h • WWy wu qwa.e a newa u~m a few ye.tn bact beuust! • • a aot like the Poi1Llcuu11 we bur tbeM daya He'• an enortDOQI bq ol wlncl. · WUly lls lM bnlnchlld ol an outfit called Sunset Ford located up io Weatmtn.ater near w~ lbe San Dleao and Gardm Grove rte.ways meet. It wu a nice tocaUoo for an auto aaency unlU \he CaJTrans bushes Alona the freeway l~W to 80 feet tall, obecu.ring the business from Pa.ui.na autoists aod potential customers. THATS WHEN WILLY became the auto deaJu's sym· bol A l~1e baUooo shaped LLke the sea mammaJ. pamled walb a Wide 1nn. aparkl.ing eyes a.ad long eyelashes, WUl,y . 2 Willy the WhaU lifter Bnng Grounded by the Law was launched on tether lines so he could bob in lbe air high above the car dealership and also above the CalTrans bushes. Sf!liling, Willy became almost as famous as Cal ~ort!tlngtoo s dog Spot. AduJts and kids alike enjoyed viewmg ~ally, who wouJd momentarily divert their atten- tion from agomes oJ t_he freeway commuter rush. Back in 1978, however . certain Westmtnster citizens look exception to Willy. They alleged he might raise car s ales but ~e lowered the dagmty of their fair metropolls. So 1,200 ~es1dents signed petitions demanding that the Westminster City Council harpoon Willy and permanently ground tum. LENGTHY CMC DE BATE followed. The council vol· c·d 3 to 2 to shoot Willy down. Willy's owners resisted. They flew Wally anyway 1 \ . Florida Violence Easing MIAYJ (AP ) -Scboola re· opened today u !tlamj's rlOl· toro northwest aide remained calm except for an isolated hooUoa incident. But 1n Tampa, a polJce officer was $hot ln the face by a sni_per as he tried to barri~ade a street where rocks had been t.brown. Following the lifting or a <'Urfew lD Miami. classes re- umed for a quarter-million stu· dents m the nation's ftfth·largest school system for the first time since the weekend of violence lert 15 persons dead and Miami's Liberty City Stttion in ruins. IT WAS TUE TIDBD night of scattered unrest ln T ampa. where a white jury acquitted tour white ex-policemen in lbe death of black businessman Arthur McDuffie, spawning lbe r\ots in Miami. his hometown. Tampa Police Officer R. H. Cooke. 27, was reported in good condition today with a gunshot wound in the cheek after being shot by a s niper as he stepped out of his cruiser in a black neighborhood where isolated rock throwing a had been re- ported. Police arrested Edward D Powell, a 3l-year--0ld black MIAMI HAD A peaceful night until 3:25 a.m. when two Dade County officers were fired upon while salting in their patrol car an t he b l ack northwes t neighborhood. police said. A parochial school was firebombed in Coconut Grove on · Miami's southeast side, 'causmg SS.000 an .damaJ,!es to an officer and portabl e classroom . autholities said. · • AS CLASSES BEGAN again. a bsenteeis m was runnmg higher than normal at one school in the riot area. Miami Jackson High. wh ich as about 50 percent black. s aid Principal P ercy Oliver NATION /WORLD 57 Dead in Korea Riots Government. Concessiom Calm Rebellion KWANGJU. South Korea <AP) -A bloody citl&ena rebellion •1alnat martial law cooled down today afttt s pread.inc over the southwest corner of South Korea. Government officials wes;.e ~ to have agreed to sonf'e demand.a aJmed at endin& the d.bturbance:s. Three days of insurredion against the South Korean JOV· e rnment 'a martial law c rackdown left at least 57 person.a dead and almost -400 in· jured or wounded ln t.hls riot· to rn and para l yzed city. bos pit.als reported. Testifies at U.N. MASS narEST8 repoftedly occurred in at leut 18 other cities in southern Cholla Namdo Province Wednaday aod early today. In IOQ)e cua. police sta· lions and other imtitutlon.a came under attack, t.be report.s aaJ.d. As Actinc Prime Mlnlater Park Oloooi·hooo issued an ap- t>e•I for an·eod to the bloodlbed, a n estimated 100.000 dem- o ns trators he ld a peaceful rally at the provincial bead· quarters to deoow>ce the Seoul re- gim e and try to reduce tensi<JD. Locar leaders met wllb ··- Mayor Fahad Qav. a::.meh rJf occupied West Bank se ttle mc nt of Hebron dcmon:-tr<Jte"> to L' ~-Security Council how c loth ba~ v. a::. put ovl'r hl!> bt!ad pnor to recent ex· publon from area. Tht.· council adopted re~lut1on deplor · ing br;,id·.., rdu!->;.il tn n :a<lm1t Qa .. q 1::.meh :md tv.o othtr l'JIC!-.tlnt:.i.n lcudl·r ... ma.rt.lal Law .ut.baritl~ earlier In the U)' and one leader told the rally that the oftleials bad •-.reed to IOIDe ccodidom to eGd the dlltUrbancel· Younier dem-outnton shouted down tbe speaker • DEllAND8 INCLUDED tbe go vernment 'a consent to wilbbo&d troops from KwUIJu until order la reatol"ed. to rele11e all pe~ taken iDto custody - aatd to number about 900 -ud to acknowledge pubUeJy that the mllitary bad used exceasive force in trying to quell tbe re- volt. They demanded further that the government pay compensa- Uoo to the families of the de ad and wounded. that it promise no retaliation against the rioters, and that it broadcast a ''true ac- count.. ol the incident without bias or distortion on the gov- emment-controUed radio. T he city's four hospitals listed 57 person s dea d a nd 389 wounded or injured. Some had bayonet wounds, hospital of· fic1als reported. Bodie s lay in makeshift mor gues as relatives tried to identify missing famil y mem- bers . Most of the dead were male civilians. some of them students. "AT TODA v·s RALL y. dem- on stration leaders urged the throng to stay caJm and to turn all weaporu, seized earlier over to a comm1uee or 26 citiJ.ens -a handpaclled .groµp includa.ng re- U~1ous and business leader:s and other prominent c1.hzens. The city was without any or its normal ...erv1ces. Shops and busi· nt''se-. \\t-rl' closed Commuruca. tion-. b{'tv.een KwangJu and ~Jul. 1..50 miles to the north. V.~fl:' l"Ul off All of lbe paratroops and police who had tried unsuc- ce'>s fully to quell the dis· turbances were pulled out of the t•1ty Wednesday night, leaving it in the hands of lbe mobs and demonstrator:.. Alas. Willy sort of faded from the news about March 6, 1979. when tus bosses were about to ht-hailed into court. To rn) knowledgl', the last l.Jme Willy flew was an JuJy of 1979 S mee then. h o wever. conditions have changed Domesur auto s ales have fallen on melanrholy days So 1t was reported only today that Willy 's owners have come back before Westounster city authoriues. asking that Willy be allowed to fly once more. Phony Message Spawned Hunt On e demc•ns tratio n leader c laamcd t h at a bri~adier J.?eneral. a commander of some µaratroop uni~. was lulled in an a mbw.h as the troops w1lbdttw. There v.~noconfinnatioo . 1 . • . -. Wally. it was argued, is needed now to inflate some auto sales • NO TELLING HOW this wiU all turn out But you can s ee that refloaung Willy could lead to all kLDds of slogans to hype the sluggish economy. Mottos lite: .. Inflate Willy and Deflate Inflation." "Beat the Willies With Willy.·· "Come Find a New High With Willy." · We Have a Whale or a Deal for '(ou." Ch~arl) lht· poss1b1lit1e5 for promotion are llmatlt·~~ Of cour:-.e. 1t':. still uncertain 1f We~trn1nster authorities "'ill ~l·e Willy that way But that old windbag whale docs h:.ive onC' thin!! going for him in these d ayo; '>'hen J!IOOm talkers prevail on ever y street comer Wally, you ~et.'. 1s s tall s miling MEXlCALI. MeXJcO IAP> -• Authonties are investigating a phony radio m essage that pro mpted searchers on both Sid~ o f the U.S.-Mexico border to spend four days looking for two Ne\·ada m t:"n a board a pnvatl' plane that apparenUy never Wti lost. Ti1uana and San Diego a uthor1t1es began combtnR a 50 -mile st r e tch o f Baja California on Sundav for a -.inglt• l'ng1ne Ct·s~na ·182 that was overdue al Hrown F1('ld on the L' S side of the border SAN Dlf:GO AJR traffic c·on trollers hud received a ml's:.aMt' late Sunday afkmoon from a I I , i Uugo Spaceship Destroyed by Soviets • ~ MOSCOW CAP) -The un- :m a n ned Progress 9 cargo .spaceship today plunged back jinto the earth's atmosphere and .bumed up. Tass reported. • The Soviet news agency said • : the maneuver was carried out upon command from the ground after the Progress had finished its mission of resupplying the or· biting Salyut 6 space station. Currently aboard the Salyut are Soviet. cosmonauts Leonid Popov and Val~ B.yumin. They were launched into orbit April 9 on board Soyuz 35. a capsuJe that docked wilb the space s ui- tion . • ~Deluge Floods 2 States I • l "' ~ 1Jwnderstorms Spread Through West , ! 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"DRUG SMl:GGLERS m:.i' have used Sala' name and hi·, plane 's call numbN~. lht>n nown down below thC' hill.:; to ~N rrut of· radar ran~e · !ta1r1 San Oil'~" :.htriff's i.pokt.• ... m an DouJ? Cit· mt•nb ·'The Fedl'ra l A \.1al1 on All min1strattoo compared a .. ampll tape of Sala's voice with a tapi• o f the voice on the r a dio message and Chey were com ; 1 ,. t 1· h d. ! I•· r' !\ t .... 11d \.\ t-rt• com11lt-td) -;,at1sf1ed th~l 1t·-. n•;t tht: .. aml· vo1~ and that s.Ja '4 a..s nu-.ht"rt.' m lh<- area " v.ilen the radio m essa#?e \4 a-. relaH-d Clemt'nl!> .-.aid Ace~ lo r~cord~ provu1m~ the Cessna's call letters u its owner's name "an m\ICb 1 1t-e readily aceessible"' I.ft Mt co than the l" S • Clem ents add\lO \. ~.A'\ Y AS Sil aircraft had '-<'OUrt•d lhP northern 8dJ.i t'·:d1 form~ pt'OITI'\1113 ror thr f't•,-.n f Part'hl·d ir. r111.!.:1•d I• rr.11 n <iurini: r1,ul \\f'Jlh1•r SJI... , dltorne' and Arm-.tro•H!. a real e!\tale.broaer . rt>porkdl\ wen• m Mexico on a fli.hing \•acation I N TOKYO. THE U.S. am. hJ-.-.ador to Japan, Mike \f..1n-.f1t•ld ,,ud today lbe United ~t.it~ wall conunue to support th~ Sooth Korean government "as loog as necessary." Speak- ing at the Foreign CorTeSpon- dt•nh Club of Japan. Mansfield s.a1d ~th Korea is "a sad~ try, a tragic country which has had more than its share ol sor- row and sacrifice. but it ls a friend and we intend to stick w a lb them to tbe eod. •• Mansfield sa.ad after President <'nrter fi~ dttld~ to withdraw th1• ll S 2nd D1v1sion from South Korea, Carll'r changed 1'11s mind .ind al now will remain there "for some lime to come." ln· tc lh~enn· ~llmates of mcreased North Korean military strength persuaded Carter to change bu; mind. he said. There is no substitute I I~ • I I for courteous service the moment you need it - ·and ·westcliH Plaza has it! ' ' • i I ,_ CALIFORNIA .l•t Let Me S ay Sen Edward Kennedy. candidate for the Democratic nomination for president. told a United Rubber Workers' Uni on hall audience in South Gate Wednesday that auto and rubber workers shouJd not be required to sacrifice car:et!r s and homes becaus e of mis takes in the boardrooms of auto and tire companies. The meeting wa~ held across the s treet from a soon-to-close Firestone plant. Ruling UpJie ld In Black Slaying SACRAMENTO CAPl -The stale says there was nothing tm proper about the Butte County plea bargaining that let two white slayers of a black man escape prosecution for the death penalty State Attorney General GeoTge DeukmeJian's report Wednesday follo.»'ed requests by citizens and legislators to investigate the pros- ecutor 's handling or the Jimmy Lee C..:ampbell murder case. racial s taying -which could Campbell. a blaC'k, was shot al have m eant the death penalty. random from a car carrying They were sentenC'ed to 25 years three wh.itei. who had tried all to life day without s uccess to eithe r HlaC'k oq~anizattons and in poach a deer or shoot a cow dividuals protested against the T hat was in J anuary of 1979 near ba r gaining of the plea. and CampbeU's home Ul <.:h1co. raised questions about improper In January J980. · twD of tbe r acial cons iderations a nd whites, Marvin D. Noor. 19. and secreC')' or the proceedings. James Mccarter . 20, both of Oeukmej1an said there is no O ro ville, wer e permitted t o evidencl' that District Attorney ple ad g uilty to firi.t -degree Will Mattly e xercised his plea· murder in return for dropping bar ga.IJUng discretion In an in- tbe speci~ circumstance -a a ppropriate manner. DAIL y PILOT A s Senate Blocks Smog Test Bill ti ~AC'l\AMENTO IAPl An ef for t to reqwre aMu•1 smo11 teats for can ln urban and tema· urba1n uu.s lJ bc1nt bl()(ked by the C't1Ufomla Sena1te The bill won only 18 votet. We<loesday, with 21 required for t1pproval 1'hirteen members voted q1llnst ll Repairs could ~ done th~re or anywhe re . Hut Foran·s bUI would con tinue the u s e of • limated number of Inspection stations an the Loll Angeles area. with in· dependent service stations and garages only in other parts of the s tate . The Foran bill would also s ub- 11utute federe.J air quality st.and· ards for tougher state stand· ards in some cases f oran led the opposition to the Montoya bill, claiming that al· lowing service statiom; to con duct the tes ts and make repairs would be Like "setting the fox to v. atch the hen house door " He called t he bill a "full e mploy m e nt propos al for service stallon operators." . . Othe r senators compla il that there was no limit on re cha rges m Montoya's bill. Montoya said he could Insert later ~..: Montoya rrlticized Fora."l measure. citin g figures he sa1d "howed that the centralii e 4 ... ystcm in Los Angeles had not been effective ln dlscoverin& emission violations. But t.ht-author ol SB1294. Sen Joaeph Montoya, D ·Wh1Uier . w all given permassion lo call •noth~r vote today, one day before the deadline for bills lo clear their houses of orhtin T H F. PROPOSAL is c on '>ldered an alternative to an In spect1on blll approved earlier SB84 by Sen Joh.n Foran. 0-San fo'ranclsco, which ts awaiting ac t1o n in an Assembly committee. Bill Asks Life for Dog Both were introduced because the U S. Environmental Protec· tion AgenC'y is banning maJor n t-" tndu tr1<1I ptoJec t s in California. beC'ause California has no tn.Specllon pro~ra m SACRAM ENTO I AP I -The Ca1trorn1a Le gislature as being asked to sa ve the ltfe of Sado. the San Francisco dog that was ... med to be put to death by her mistress. who then committed !>UIC'ide . • A \'anzUlO. refused to put her to sleep on grounds tha t s he was an good health. ha ppy, and did not de· i.erve to die Rut he and the SPCA arc being sued by Mrs. State Sen Marz GarC'ia. R Mt.'nlo Pa rk. in troduC't>d a bill Wednesd ay to prevent th~ carrying out or death sentenl'es on anamals that their owners may have placed in wilb Murphy's attnrne). Rebecca We Us Smith. and ar o due in court Tuesday to explain why they have not, complied with the will A\·anzmo o;ays he ha!> received about 3,000 sup, porting letti:r"> a nd 300 offers of homes. He ha'> tcm poranh taken Sido into his own hom e. MONTOYA 'S pro p osa l. backed by the )!asoline i.tallon owners' lobby. would use ap· pro\·ed s nviC'P i.t CA tions and gara~cs ror the ins pection~ Sido. a 10-ycar-old sheltie mix. ,. as willed to dil' by the latv MCAr) Murph). who reared she would o;utrC'r from a lack of loVUI~ care GarC'1a issued a statement t hat said in part, ·u 1-. wron~ tn m.,ist on killing this beautiful Jn1mal beeawu· of her m1.,tres!'t' mental tur moil al 1h1· t·nd of her own life · But the president of the San Fmitt'ISC'O Society for the Prevention or Cruelty to Arumals. Richard Hayden's Border Post Mul"led SACRA~ENTO IAPI -Th<.• :-tale Senate Ill seeks~ <.'Onflrm.1 lion power over the governor's reprcse ntat1H' to l e South" t:• t Rorder Regional Comm1s:-ion -political actl\'1st Tom ayden T he Senate kt.st year rejected th<' appointment b~ GO\ Ed mund Brown Jr. of Hayden':------------- wife. actres., Jane Fonda. to ( J Hie Calirom ia Arb C'ouncll ST ATE. In a 24 2 \()lt· \Ao d1nc" _ dtty. the Stnatl' ~1ppron·d a ------------ bill by Sen. Robert Pr1•!.lt·~. f>·RI\ t•rs1d1: to ~1\t· ttw :.a~tn<.'' statutory authon 1ation. and ::it ... o rt'<1u1n ~n.ilt· 1·or1f1rmalior\ 11f the ~ovcmor':-. n •l)rt'M'nt::itavr Gafp Rally h• .'tupp~~r• o f B ia " B a u DAVlS (AP J Ahout 50 <:a ndle bc'an·r'> m arched r.n cit' h.111 and held a rally m support of PrnpQ.<,1t1on /\ to b<tn d1 -.rn m1n-.11on on the basis of sexual preferenct' Some or the participants \\ t'<lnt-'>lfa) night "'nrc Pilf>N lidg" over their ht•ad~. !'>aymg they wa nted to ::.ymbohzc their h·ar of bt- ing rttOgnized as f.?ay Truek Drfr .-r Lit.·Pte#P '"""~ ('ru•hrd SACRAME1'TO 'AP 1 Oppcr..1t1on from the Teamsters L'n1on has C'rushed ti bill to ~us pend thl' driver 's licenses or truchr<, "'hu haul hazardous materials and "'ho repeatedl) get ::.pet!<ling or tailgating tiC'kel!\ The measun·. SB1784 b~ Sen Ray Johnson. R-Chico . fell Wednesday on a !I 18Sl'nall' vote. with 21 rnlel:> needed for pa&i:.age OpfNnifion 10 •'lr~o rk• l~au= SplUC .. r • LOS ANGELES <AP1 -The year ly pus h to end L<>::. Angelei.' 37 year ban on fi re works has sputtered out once a2ain Grand Opening SALE .. CERRITOS" 11119 • 183 SL ICtOll lrtlll San 11 la C•rttll Mell Cerrtt• ZI "80-1780 All STORU JOlll Ill Hang Ten ® Reg. 21.00 llOW 15'' ~~~~~-~~~~~~- 1 h1· l'1t) l'1J4nC'1l \A.t·dn~ay refust!d to endorse the sa le of .. Jfr and ..,an1·" flrt·\HJrk ... d<. .. >p1tl' a lre10?at10n!'> that wealthy wh1tt·i .ir• ... poalang tht· Fuurth " t :\I' 1 Tiw ('aJ1forn1a Sf'n.at1• ha~ appro' ed J 11111J11r rxpan ... 100 of Prop<t.-.1l1<>n l;j ~h1rh 111.ould reduce proJ>(:rtx 1 •• ,,,, an ad<l1 t1ona l S2 billion a vt>ar .._,. \ 11. Ii} Sen Ollw Sper-.~ K Lon1t Beach. went to the ,\-.. ~· rnbl~ V.t·dm·'dd) tJn J Li K "•t~. lhl· ban• tlo\O·th1rdi. nt.-t'<led r - ·nostage Drill Marines to Trai11 i11 R escue l~f PERIAI. BE\CJI r \Pl \ training drill m rescumR ho ... tal!l'" h<'l<1 b~ tnrori'>t~ w11l bring a force of 150 Mann~ .1n'1 r" l' ht-hC11ptt·r' to lhl' bt·dt·hCront m:xt ,.~k . i.pokesmen 'did \ poht1c ..il r1~ur .. "'111 bt.· kldndp!)t'd <ind hl·ld ~apt1 ve by ter· ruri:-.L-. 1n J mo' k r ·:-<.Ul' Wednesda~ lit l m!)t'nal Beach south of !',an Du:J!o ~1 .innt offktab htud Thi.> dnll ,.., part 11r l rairun~ al the Mann<.' Corp'\ Landtog Force Tramm~ Command P¥ctflC' based at ti\(: Coronado Am ph1b1ou.:. Hu..'>t.· "'-..,j SP ~~OD'-t T<JC COQ+<ING $URFACF 380 SOU ARE INCHES • Ourdoor cooking w rrh indoor convenience • Warming rack,.& turn-a-dial 1gn1tion • Twin bu•ners for a crowd or heat either hal f. • Your choice of LP or natural gas • LP includes tank • Natural Gas includes quick connect hose SPECIAL BUY W1TH PURCHASE OF CHARMGLOW MODELS AT SALE PRICES REG 39.00 A special selection of everyones· favorite sport shirt. 50% cotton. 50% polyester. 18YJ" llACX ........ 44.88 ROTISSERIE '19.99 Jeans From Sedgeflelde Reg. 27." IDW 11" The Jt1ns with the bullt·ln edge. a slightly fuller cut." to sr--. --•-IM.n.t.I M IM ........................ cot.ORS ............ 54.88 22YJ" llACX •....... 54.88 OOlORS ............ 64.88 SMOKEY JOf ........ 24.88 TAMI TOP llMX ...... 29.88 ~:::::===-~ .. COi.ORS .•. 34.88 Jt07 I. C....Hww. '" 11 .............. .. c:-.. .. ... CHAIMGLOW AMO WBER ACCESSOl.Y AMO PAITS HIADQUAITBS OPEN ALL MEMORIAL DAY WEIKEND R~on 673-2800 • OPEN SUNDAYS ..CISTMIOleMMAT~ ,,_ .,. • .. • • . ~· . Orange Coast Oa11y P1101 Rooort N WeedtPub11$rwtr T~S Keevll /6dltOt Editorial Page .. ...................................................... .. lf'lurao1y, May 22 1980 1 0Usted Tenants .. ~old Use Help ;·. Abut.al l\lio doacn Newpon Beach rea1d nu ure •Umd IAI in ~ way ot Prote al lea l lhelr mobUe homeil .,. . A )lt!ar long evlcUon nooee given to lhe Uuy~hcm.• MbbUe Home Purk tenants by lhttir landlord. the lr\•tnt.· Company, cxpa.re~ in September . The nqtlce was handt'd OOVt'll 14h~n 11lan8 for u Muh' bridge·widenlna projel'l on Coa t Highway n~ar Do"cr Oriv~ wert.' approved. The lemtnt.s dlrcctl.}' in the line of nre of the br1dgt' ~ion v.ere 6lftlnled reloca~t()ll !'l~ttlements up to S20.000 by tht: stult.' But ~ht> neurb)' ones nol in Un~ with tbe pruiect received noUu.ng Uoderstandabb•. the rttnlaintng tenant~ are upst!t M:any, esiwrlally senior l'ltJiens, complurn they ha'~ nowhel't' to go. Irvine Company officials contend the Land 1s valuabh: and said the mobile home park wus always seen as a tern p'Orary use They s1ud they'd like lo replace the decaying park with a plaMed community. • It y.,-ould be hard to argue that a mobile home park b the best use for this prime chWlk of Newport rt!al cstat~ &ren the tenants say they realize this . · But what is hard to accept is that nobo<l~· h'1s off en>d to give these people a helping hand School Bus Fee Looms ~ Administrators are still putting finishing touches on a school busing fee system and it seems likely Newport· Mesa parents will pay up to~ per child next September for rides on the big yeJJow vehicles. Increasingly hard pressed financially. the district is looking for ways to cut spending. With fue l ·costs what they are, officials figure they can r ecover a lot of cash by charpg for rides to and from school at all grade levels . La1Una Beach instituted a similar plan this year. lt costs each child 70 cents a day and the system reportedly • ts working well despite some parental gru1t1bling . -And ridership in the hilly Art Colony area bas dropped only· about 10 percent. Ne~rt-Mesa began charging high school students a fee earll ... this year. The result is a near 70 percent decline in riders. In the long run, it's doubtful that setting· up a new ptpgram for all school grades will mean an overall s av- i~ in energy as parents fire up their cars lo beat the bus- i4g cha rge. ; But the result s hould be s ubstantial s aving 10 tax dQllars going toward transportation instead of education. ~ Like it or not. we're probably going to be stuck with ~idea. .. . ¢onnnunity Effort : The annual Newport Beach City Arts f'estn·al. ~~eduled this weehnd at Fashion Island, has become an et a mple of what's right in a community. ... It's a two-day celebration of the arts staged by mem· wrs of the City Arts Commission and its support group. tll? Friends or the Arts Commission. : It doesn't cost taxpayers a dime and ever yone is in· vied. :, The festival began 16 years ago as an informal as- stmblage of artists who simply set up their easels in front ot City Hall and went to work. : But it's become much more th<tn that. The emphasis ~s year. in. addition to the scores of a rtists, is on music o, a Juried <fft contest is scheduled with-$3.800 in p zes. ; Last year about 40,000 people showed up for the ftstival and more than 700 pa mtmgs were enter ed m the c~test. It was set in motion with old·f ashioned ha rd work atd dedication. :---The Newport fest begins Saturday at 11 :30 a.m. and r~llmes Sunday at noon. Not only is the festival a ster· utg example of all the good things in a community. it ·s a•o a lot of f Wl. .. ~ . . QOlnions exprMsed tn the space above are those ot the Oa1ly Pilot ()tt\er views eJtptessed on this page are those of their authors and altlsts. Aeadef comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. PO • 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 :· .. .. .. . . .. Boyd/Sisters .. :· • By L:M. BOYD ,.hat classic b ea uty Cflherine Deneuve has been q\lbt.ed as saying, "You will neer truly know me until ycja undent.and my sister." !dents of the mind find it ificant. Sisters, they 81ly, uence one another pro- f olndly. And in a highly com· p*ated manner. A girl can s ttel ber slater 's hairbrush -1,not borrow, but steal - thin use it to beat some other wbo tries to steal her sis· 's hairbrush. Compete. end. Compete. Defend . -....-my, sisters rarely kUI ~ lers. though o ther ~den within families bap. "1' all the time. Jlot.e that a Spokane, Wteh .. c ouple named !IOIY Love •nd Katherine recently applied for a m rrla1e license. Dandy, d.dy. I Coffee wu sold during the tfllll in Fr-ence as a drug. --~~y. Dear Gloomy Gus The t yp ical earthworm t akes four naps between sun· up and sundown. Q. Two young Texas actors went to Hollywood in 1939 to test for a movie part. The winner was Zachary Seolt. Who was the other? A. John Connally, I'm told. Q. No animal has a move· able upper jaw. right? A. None except the a l· tigator. Last I heard more than S,000 families in this country kee p mountain lions for household pets. Q. How do you play that kissi ng game called "Flashlight?'' A. Youthful informants say it's a varlaUoo of Spin the Bottle. Couples ail in a ring on the floor. Room Ughts out, entirely. A flashllght is turned on and apuq in the middle c'A the circle. And if it comes to a stop with its beam on two who aren't kissing, that couple ponies up ·some so.rt c'A penally. In eJrtreme versions, tbe penalty each Ume is an article of clothing. Many a m an wlll re· member youtblul uiomenll wben he wbl1tled whlle afr•id. WaWq tllroqb • dark allilJ. Or._, 1 traU Ill the woo&. Or O\ler ..... Neb ln • fMt enll!IE. .. ... be • mo•t n1&ural Naet.ion. lo· ~ndotart ot a.Lr diluten ctattied oat the voice ,.. cOl"dMs raeo••• from 490 , .... a1llha la ...... llearcl w•l•tll•I by uew ... ben; ,. ____________ _ --- ... Earl WateMJ Civil Service Aim Distorted Perh44P' 1t 1 not 1u1 tuirlou.s ., t h rHt n it app~ar a\ flrtil blu•h but d r ecent Suprumt Court rulln¥ \'t'ffiS lo strike at tht' v11ry foundat1onis or aelf 11uvernmtmt ~ It w•11 intended ~hen th~ mahon w»s formed The cuse \nvolv~d two up l)Oinllve locttl offl cual:. • m New Vvrk St<1tt' The y wert- Rcp1.1bUcan~ /\ C'ht1n((l' In po I I Il l' a I fo rtu n e~ plu ce d u De m ocrnt ul l'harge tit.• lhsm1ssed lht• pair Arguing l h l' I-' I r l'I t Amendment the) churned they were being ~nalizcd for their pol1t1ca l hel1eh The court ~1J(r eed . ordi!rini.: the m re ml'ltated But lht• Constitution C:tfford!> the peoplt• thl· opportunity for ver1odJc change!> of those who Mailbox have the reins of govcmmtnt By regular electlona the leaderb and representatives are all sub Je~t to removal. Inherent in this proce.ss is the abiHty to replace the appointe~ or those elected officials How otherwise can the nel'' leaders change government polic ies 1f the aubs tructure which <'Ompo ses lh t· bureaucracy cannot also l>t- changed" WHILE IT 1s true civil serv1c1· was establjs hed to prevent wholesale purges or government e mployees r esult ing rrom pohllcaJ transitions. 1t was tn t ended to apply only to those at the lower levels whose duties are separate and apart fro m policy making Even so, although c 1v1I service: existed with the early Egyptians and Greeks as well a s th•· Romans and is s aid·to ha"e been practiced in China a~ far back as tht> 7th century, it ~as not m eluded as part of the govern ment by the founding fathers In fact 1t W8.IJ not until well after the Civil War whe n In 1883 the U S Civtl St:rv1ce Commission was created. California didn't have civil J>ervice unlll the 19308. Alt.hough civil service u; now estabhshed in most all countries of the world. the United States 1s one of the few where it extends down w the local levelll or gov· ernment And 10 all countries the i.e n1or posts in th e bureaucracy arc regarded ais appointive. without the security of tenure The influence they may wield over policy <ind the need for them to work in harmony as the close advisers or the heads ot government de mands a freedom or choice tn the matter of iippointment:> l\'HlLE INITIALLY the entire federal government ros ter com mencmg with the cabinet and extending down to the t;,S. «st lorneys. marshals. postmasters and their d e puti es a nd empl~eea. were all subject to turnover with each change of ad· minhJtraUon the earlier presi- dents apparently didn't reach down to \he lowest level or l'mployeeR. But when Andrew Jackson became president in 1829 he c1tme Into office with the battle cry. "To the victor belongs the s poils" und made personnel changes so sweeping thitt his brand or politics becC:tme known as ··Jacksonian De mocracy." Yet there was nothing venal or vengeful about il. Jackson, who now ranks in his tory <ts one of the best presidents, wai, a Iron· liers man and a self-made man who appealed to the m asses and championed them He believed a ll public offices, insofar as practical, shoul d bt> elective a11d that subordinate offices :ihould be rotated. HE DISM~ED the ·elitist" concept of civil employe~s d~clar- 1 ng that, "The duties of all public officers are so plain and simple that men of intelligence may readily qualify themselv~ for their performance I cannot but believe th<.at more is lost by long conttnuance m en in office than 1:, generally ~<lined by their experience. Nu one man ha i; more mtrin:su: right to official Mat1on than another." So ~hat doei.. lhe Suprem e l'ourt dec1s1on mean? h it that appomtt..oes to public jobs have n111.1. -.ome ve!>te<l rights" Why should the1t ht-'' Those in top __ • PQ:,1t1on. ... 1n-prn•ate employment • ha .. ~ no s uch nghts . They must Luke their chances and can be! d1 .,m1~ed for nothing more than 1.1.h1m or capnce .1.1.hcnever an t·mployer wishes . E n l re n c h m e n t '' r t h e bureaucracy g~s counter tot~ \mt'ncan notion of government -.o v.t-11 enunciated by Jackson '\-. mun ) Con gr c!)f>m en and It·~· lat1.rs have le arned it makt-.., It d1ff1C'ult 1f not 1mposs1 hi<' to cff~f't 1Jlo:.1 rt.'d 1'hanges in tht-dir•'l'llt>n anct conduct of gov t·rn nh•nl pr1>g rJm <.ind and val"·'l"" Are These Hardships Worth $20 Saving? To the Editor Proposition 9 to c:ut .,talt: 1n come taxes looks &ppealtng to :.ill or us who find ll harder und harder to make eods meet in our inflated economy. But the mea!>ure will t)rm(( hllh- relief tothe average taxpayer 1 an t•st1mated lei,., than S20 a m<1nth for 90 percent of u i-1 ~hale I::'"''"~ lar)o!c cut:. to the "N:1lth\ "h•• ha\ t-<dread~ ~en the major rt• C'ip1ents or wind foll t :ix n•liefrrom Proposition 13of l '"'') t•;i ri. H~O IN ADDITION, lJ portion of our $20 will go to pay incrcasi•d recte rnl income tax, and Caltfor nians will receive htUe of that tn return. Our portion of r evenue· :>haring will be reduced s mCt' state and local governments will b e less able to put up th~ necessa ry match in g rundi, Proposition 9 ls r alse economy. Furthermore. this is not a good time toenactsuch a measure. The immediate effe<:t.s of Proposition 13 were minimized by the now nearly spent state T reasury sur- plus. Proposition 9 Is coming be£ore we have had a chance lo learn what the full impuct of so much tax cutting will be. But one thing is certain when services are cut, senior c1t1zens. the poor and disadvantaged, and students at a ll levels of education will be hurt lhe hardest. Should we force further h ardships on these groups just to get our extrll $20 a month? Of course not Volt' Noon Proposition9. CHARLESW Oi\WE Wlf"d~r It' ro•g To the F.ditor: R e Supe r vi sor H a rriett Wie der's apeech before the Orange County Coast Assoc1a· lion lo Newport Beach. Jt is qulle a rare happening to witness how one commissiooer degrades the commission to which she belongs . Actually it was one of the many wise decisions of the stale Coastal Commllalon to declare Bolsa Chica as wetlands. Altnoet. all wetlands along the coast are gone. with d ire Conte· queoces for the ecoloa)'. reproduction ol fish and wlldllfe. One of the last exisUn1 ahould be preserved a nd wtien Mrs . Wleder stales that ·'the state Commlssioo beln& more tban 200 miles aw•y rrom BolJa Chica tellln1 UI that the.y know better than we do," abe Just forgets tM many years of 1Jtrugale for t.he ma.lptailllq of lhia wetland. Botb Cout•I Commlaslona know the ..._ ad I.be Joeatlon very well Uld allo the ataff of both commb.alon.1. WHEN Mrs. Wieder raps the atale Commlulon. l Just wlah to sta~ that Yi dlle many b .. rinp I attended before the CoHtat Commieaiona ud the Board ot &rpervi8on I neter beard Mn. Wfeder mue any conatruct.lve I'\ I ) :-u~l(l':o.l1on ur Rl\l' n •JsonaLh• r1mtht1ons on a t:aSl' lll·r Mmpk phllosoph), ··We nct:d huu.,t.•-., l here fore I vote ) es" pvt!-. hf'r on the :-.tl'ady pred1ctabl1· > c·' \Ok for any dt:"<'lopmenl I Jbo rcmcmbl·r l1 ht•ann~ ht'fort• tht• Re1oo nal Coa ... tJI Comm .... -.1o n 1n ll unl1n~ton · Bc•1<•h. 1.1. hem ~hl' po~cd se \ t"r;il t1m1:·<.·ons11m1ng que:.t1om. dur 1ng th(• dl:o.('U'>i\1011 of ol 1"<.IM'. hut ll'ft before the \'Otc t·u m1· up In conclusion. I agrN.' 1.1.11h tli1· !-!Ug~1·st1on that M r!-! W1t·d1·r should r~1~n from tht• Ht:g1onul t.:oastaJ and a lso from tht• noar1I of Supen ,son; HETTY llECKt::I. Dr•rrrf" Crf"dlt To the Editor: In reading once again of the "Koll -Newport Beach C1lv Council" problems. 1t occurred to me that I have yet to read a comphmentary statem ent about t<oll 's projects. In m y opinion. they ore a rredlt to him and a n asset to our community. One example is the con ver sion of a run·do1.1.n bayfront apartment complex m to Lido Village. a shopping area with not the usu31 tacky quaint ness but with quality and charm It ls a delightful addition to Lido Cente r. His Koll Center con tributes prestige a nd beauty in its buildmgs and planning. I 'm quite sure that 1f Koll builds a hotel. it will be one to which we can point with pride. As to en· vironmental questions. l don't recall it being an issue when The Marriott. The Registry. The Sheraton and The Airporter Jon were built. It is puizling to think that the Koll hotel could com· plicate the enviroomen\l\I situa- tion if those didn't . I am very much opposed to boundJess development Jt is im portanl to differentiate between developers who are here today and gone tomorrow and those who take pride in their com· munlty and their accomplish· ment.s. Let WI give credit where due. I AM aEIONDED of George Buccola , one or our early bullden, who took gre•t pride in building only projects which would benefit the community . He built The Newporter Inn wbeo Newport had no hotel and w11 not yet considered a year. round resort aru. He conlribut· ed presttge and good teste at the bell"""'8 o( out growth and I have felt t.bat hS1 true worth was not fully recocn•iec:t. rt hu been reported that som~ or the PNYious counc.ll members tended to be sueplcloua of anyone teekln1 to build ln thl.s community and to view them wltb bolUllty rather tbu wtt.h an open mind. HeN alao, many hlYe often ~ surpl1Hd It UM attttude ol enmJty toward the lrvtne OomrY· Tho compony ·--__ _..,• ---__________ .... --- h:.:. contnbuled 1n -.o m;,n\ '-'J\' lo th(• \Jienerml·nl of our ('it\ and has lx't'fl mort· t'OOPt'ralt\t.' 0 than t'ooperatt·d 1.1. 1th II ts to be hopt>d that v. uh the ne1.1. C'OUIK'1I 11ur H'r\ h1~h 'land.Hd' «an bt· 'u:.tutnt>d v. 1th mun • l!ra('1ous c-on•.idt•r:.t1nn J tt m n<ro.tali:1t· about our com mun1t~ 1.1.ht•n 11 1.1.a:, 'mJll and un:-.o~h1st1c Jlt•d but I am a\,o 1mpr<•.;!-ed 1.1.1th Jt a."' 1l 1-. m11.1. It '' J bt·uut1ful Jnd d1st1n('t1n· <'ll' Jnd " r1•ro~n1z.cd J :, such 1hr11ui.:hout lhl' countr~ For tha~ our JPPH'<.'1at1on and <·omph nwni... art' du<• many <.'anng and t·on .. trurtJH• m1oded c1t1zens BETTY ROTHAERMEt t 'air Ta.r llf"for• To the Editor As a senior c 1uzcn and u native Cahfom1an. I a m COO· t:erned a bout lht> continued welfare ol California Propos1t100 9 docs not con tribute to the needs or our state It will eliminate bene Cicial pro- J! rams s uc h as the foster grandparent program 10 effect at our state hospitals for the physically and mentally han- dicapped. This program benefits both the handicapped and the senior clUiens wilh limited in· come CAUJ'ORNIA needs tax re· form that le fair to a ll the citize ns. It should not be a political plum for an egot istical pollUcran. A tax r e rorm s h ould be econo mically sound and fair to a ll. Propos ition 9 i s not economi<'ally sound a nd it favors big business a nd the wealthy. WINIFRED $CHM.J OT S('laoof Httafcll To the Editor: I am responding to your editonaJ in lhe May IS Daily Pllot. I believe ll iA misleading and inaccurate. To correct an ln· accuracy in your edJtorial, the problem I 1poke of was not mites but rather headllce, a com moo problem in many of our schools whicb aome people are "YOU can s\Op 1twe~. You hav ·the""'°"" Cu1il'." n ·luctant w d1srw.~ It " intimated that nursing In 1he ~choob 1-, nol part of a l'h11tr-, leamm~ process ~caus,• lo\e Jn· not teachm~ children din·< ll y 'v.t' do in fd('t clo thJ!>l Of t'OU~ We know that learn.mg 1:, not ltl<t•I) to ht: optimal when ·' \'htld b not in l!ood physical and emotional l'On<ht1on THE R F.A~WN fu r l>('hool nur~t· ~rv1ces 1s lo promote th1:, o ptimal health. Schools art• m andated I required by law) to test penodically each child's v1 ~•On and heann~. This affecl'> direct!) how well a child will learn those bas ics which I agree a re :,o necessar) . I s ubrrut that school nursing servu:es are basic to our stu· dents· education and that they not be cut. but maintained at their present level. I agree that "frills" can be eliminated but nurs ing serv1t-e is not a frill. NANCY BUBE HlglllD•W ll•lr• To the Editor: Re May 12 Gloomy Gus from ··safe and Sane." I drive a Chevette, am not a pot head llnd drive the speed limit in the fast lane . When I see a driver coming up, wanting to pass, I move to tbe lane to m y right (where sale). The law slates a driver must do this. even though the car passing you Is exceeding the s peed limit! "Slower traffic keep right." Fitly-five is slow wbeo someone wants to pass you at 60. HELEN BECKER Hartl L•11dl119 To the Editor: The May 8 story by Steve Mar· ble. "Troubled New Jet Goes On," was a very misleading piece c'A joumaliam. The flnt parqraph made the statement, "tbe tail aeclioo on one of the new jets fell orr during a recent test landin,." "Fell off" is hardly accurate when later ln tbe 1tory Mr. Marble quotes the FAA as saying the landinc wu "five times as bard u a normal landin1." JIM SA'M'ERFlELD A t>•oHo" W••k & S pact TecllflOion rwporf..:I u.oi ftlc.Dort-"•ll·~ """"""'. tqe1'e Cllr t~ tlw DCI ~h Uw ~ tieMt a 100a cktct~ mo ....._ f'ON" ot .._. /Hf ,.,. MCCMd.. It ochlallw 1rM at JI /ed=-.-d, m fttt morw IJtol -. • Undt. ''lt~U..cmo llOCmain· toM ...,,.,., protU.,'' u.. "'* .... ICdd. B46eor. • , .. ...., ..... .--c....-.-~ .., .._ ......... Wtllrl ...... ....... .. 1 .............. -.c...---. U ....... Ulllln c II A tit IM +* ..... ................. -.-a .. .............. _. ... ..__ .. ................................... tin '( I I ' { MORE OPINION . ·---·------· Jack Andenon •j Legalized Gambling Has Pitfalls, W ams Nevad~ W ASlONO"roN -lAfaltled l&mblbll baa betome a popular w a)' tor atate and toe al SoYem meata t.o attadi their tlnandal problema • QUlck nx for~ lQ,taU•bl• demaod1 of e\'ery· thlai h'OID publle edueat.lcln t.o podN>le repaln and patronqe pa~ ol t t•tts and )~allUt"!S have adopted some form of lesallaed gambllaa. from horse and do& NC· loa to blngo and state lot terles. Hall a dozen states h'ave sho~·n interest 10 following the exampl e of Nevada and New J erse). the on- ly states where casmo opera tions are now legal. The big question is. Can gov emment·run gaming operations be kept free of corruption. or will they eventually s llp under the control ot orran1~ <'rirne11 A atUJ ~t al ~port pn~ pared by ~ Nt>vada Gamln,ae Control Board'a audit dlvblj)n chief. OtMia C Gomts. raa dlflurb6na qoestJona about th'" rwh b)' ltale and •~•I aovem mtntt to preoscrtt>e le1all1ed 1amblina u • t'uro•aJl for lhe1r ftnant'la.f Ill . The report )Ult.a t.M rdull.• ol 43 lnvesUga.t10R) car Med out by the board In the late Jl10s. TWO MAIN r lllt!K Oril'it of r rlme are ~oil with In the re port . l l embenlement by 10 d1v1dual cas100 employees 1111\d 2) fraudulent llchemes directed a\ cuinos by or&anlZed·cnme elements At the Stardust and l"remont Hotels a lo ne, th e board's a uditors reported, "1t has been determined that approximately 20 percent or itll i.lot ( mactune) revenu~ during an approximatt! ooe·and-a-balf.year period was fraudulently taken" as part of an employee embezzlement con· aplrary Tbt total 1011 *H routihly f7 million More omlnou1 was the audlton· rePOrt on swindles perpetrated by out-of ·state high· rollers wlt.h UH to the Mob. One l'U mplt' · "Approximately S4 t•on11p1rators joined In a secret .sc reement to d e fraud the Paradile Hotel and Cul.Do of more than $400.000 by obtaining rnon~y under false pretenses through credit.·· TRE CONSPlaATORS. · many of whom were alleged members of On?aruzed crune," were from Pennsylvania, New Jersey Wld Delaware. the report states. They eventually got a way with a l least $325.000, which was •'the primary COO· tributm~ factor to the su~e q u ent rinanc1a l failur e and closure of the casino." . Tom l!fochling, chairman of the New York-based National Commission on Gambling Jn. formation. told m v associate Tony Capacclo I.Mt the Nevada report "ahowed a pattern o( operations at culnos. and that same pattern will be exported to Atlantic City " He could have added "1o any com munlty that legalhes gambling." Whenever there's big mooey to be bad, the Mob sends in the vultures. MEMO TO OETllOIT: The cure for lb e ailing auto industry isn't to hit up the tax· payers for more mulUmillloo· dollar loans. The solution is lo bwld a better car. Once upon a lime. Detroit auto makers produced the best can in the world and sold them for the cheapest prices. Then the auto tycoons discovered they could increase their profits by lowerin g quality The quicker the customers wore out their cars. the more often they would come back for new ones. The m otor make n. a lso learned that they couJd um a higher return on latlOf'. luxury model.I laden with acceuortea. They kept delign!nc cara t.o f.t· ten their profit.I rather lban benefit l.belr customers -until the cuatomen began turning t.o foreign makes. Today. imports account for one·lourth of the oew·car aaSes. THE AU'l'O WOUEU also teemed more coocemed about collectmc more wage. than im· proving their work mansbip. They U1Jt demanding more P'IY Cor poorer performance until their productivity fell behind that o( the Germana and the Japanese. Yet the Detroit auto Lndustry still ha s the technology, engineering and experience to build the world's finest cars. Amen can auto workers are also better-educated and more ex· perienced than assembly line workers anywhere else. So Detrott posaes.ses the sec:ret to 1ts own predicament: just build a bed.er automobile. l , HOSTAGE llAZA&D: In tbe back rooms al tbe Putacoa.. military speetaliata cJumly ~ agree with Pretldent career;. arbitrary proDOUDcement that the internaUooal altuatioa ~ become •·more manageable ~ since t.be l1!SCUe ft.ueo in lran. · Sped.flcaUy, they fear tbat the. dispersal of tbe hotta1es t.g several different lranJan cttieS bas increased the danger \o them. The experts polnt out th.U tbe bolta&es and t.betr c~ probably have deftloped a rel.a! Uonsblp, even an affectloq, based on their tbared e»: perience. ' · Now that the hostages ba~ *° dispersed, tlliJ bond baS been broken. It ls also poujble_.. given the chaos in Iran, that a-- local mob might overwhelm the guards and barm the boat.agea · The U.S. govemmeat may not· even learn o( the iMkSellt. the Pentaeon experts suggest. --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ II . i1 .1 All stores open Memorial Day ~10a.m. to 6p.m. I .... ------------------~----------~r---------------------------------.---------------..... ~"+---------------...---------------------------------.~ Sundresses Keep cool in our cotton terry sundresses. Many colors. misses sportswear 154 -a ll stores 22.99 were $29-$35 Coordinates Bright polyeste r pique m ix or matchers by Eccobay. · blvd. sptswr. 18 7 -all stoces 10.99-18.99 were S 16-$28 Separates 100% polyester tops and skirts in black or white. sizes 8· 18 blvd . dresses 95 -a ll stores 13.99-19.99 your choice Jr. sundresses Polyester/cotton pheasant styles in bright solids, prints my place 170 -all stores 14.99 one tow price 14K gold savings Save 50% on 14K cha ins . bracelets. Save 25% on 14K gold c harms. authentic jewelry 13-all store s r~eptesentollve selection in Oii stor~ 22.99-424.99 chains reg. $46-$850 S23·S48 charms 16.99·35.99 Slides Slim styling with covered heels. Assorted colors women·s shoes 12 -a ll sto res 15.99 reg. $22 Blouse sale Save 25% on print and solid knits and w oven styles. 8· 18. mdin floor blouses 31 - a ll stores 11.99 were $16-$17 Play wear Save 20%-30% on Heolthtex· infant, toddler, boys 4·7. girls 4· 14 playclothes children's 160 -oll stores 1.99-5.99 were SJ.$9 Men 's knits Greo~ssortmerit ot tailored knits b Robert Bruce. Hurry ' men· sptswr. 168 -a ll stores 14.99 comp. val. $23 Golf shirts Solid colors with solid or trim collars by Munsingweor. action man 173 -all stores 8.99 comp. vol. $15 Desianer ties Assorted'Yves St. Laurent poly· ester woven solid s, patterns. men's furnishings 8-all stores 6.99 comp. val. 12.50 Down pillows "Pa trician" by Pillowtex. Filled w ith white European goosedown. p illows 512 -oll stores 27.99 std. reg. $75 S85 queen 44.99 S95 king 54.99 .... Ruas Save ~0% to 35% on O riental design rugs in many sizes. tloor cov. 137 -all stores $69-$599 reg . $95-$700 English ironstone "Indies Blue" from Johnson Bros. Traditional place settings. c hino 534 -all stores 1 0. 99 place setting reg. 18.90 Budget rompers Famous maker cotton terry rompers In junior and m isses sizes S·M·L. (..\)()gE'' r \:16'°'" •1.h il ': -0 '.JIU. t:A:t:r I cerrrtos. mou~no oolcs. m•s$10n VitirO. la Jcilo 6.99-10.99 reg. 8.99-13.99 Budget shirts Young men's 'short sleeve cotton terry screen-printed shirts from on assortment. budget men's 809 -oll stores exceot (jJ coion. cemtos. thousand ooh mission v1010. lo f(>llQ 9.59 were 14.99 ... . . .. .. i .. '• .. . ' . I ' ,. . , ' .· ,-.. ,, •: ... .. . ... .... ; .... . . .. . 1-------------------------------~t---------------------------------.-------------------------------_,t----------------------------------.~ Sleepwear Bra top gowns and wrap teddies in eosy-0ore tr lcot. lingerie 10 -all stores 11.99 were $17-$19 Young men's shirts Famous maker short sleeve knit and woven shirts In all sizes for young men. mike's place 515 -all stores 14.99 were $19 ca.ta...-_: eoul9 ~ .,._. _ 3S33 ao. bristol -&41 U21 wwt11111t1•1r-•h• ltMlr m_.f-goldenwest et .. " dfeao fwy. -89&at1 m'111on ~ -'""9k>n vttJo men-crown vafley at aan cf• fwy. -495-2800 ) ---... --- Sofa sleepers Queen-size casual sty1es with cotton. Herculon® or Haitian covers and loose pillows. furniture 140 -all stores $499 were $650 r Budget sheets Assorted patterns of no-Iron matching queen, king sizes. t>udget Unens 803 -au stores except et oo;oo. fox Nits. bfeo, thOUSond OOkS. miuloo vteto. cenltos. lo tollO 5. 99 queen If pert. 11.99 6.99 king, If perf. 14.99 5.99 std. coses. If pert. 6.99 6.99 king coses. If pert. 7 .99 .. . ~. " .. .. ......... . ~ ,. -.. . •' ,,. ·, . "' I ., . I • . "' .. lof .. i .. •• .. .... ' .. .,.. .. T •' ...... .. . . !r \ ,. , I I • ' I 1 ' t • ~ .48 OM.YPtLOT NATION Critical Remarks to Pope Explained by Nun • . LUI' ?ALL, IMJ&lNG JollD Paul'• American tour, Slater Kane, ~ tbe DODdn to ................. olu.elm· ••e..W. ~. t.ti&d b1m ol UM ......... pain and 1ulter· inl" maJ CalWJc WO_... la Ae•riea felt becaue of thrir Nltrided role lD the cburcb. She~ women mwit bave the (bUce to be locluded "lft all UM mlnlatrla ol OW' chur~b" ln· cludiDa ta.. pri•tbood· Her ~ &o tbe pope -Ult oely public cballen1e be COC\·· troeted tbrouOout b1I Am.Seu vlall -came JYlt aft« b1I :*J &o Pb"..w,bi•. wben a.. ,.Iterated UM cbu.rcb'• tndl· tloaal 1taoce a1ahul womea pd•'-· 8llTD &ANS, a, a native of Tile Brmx. beada two l1QUpl - &h• 4,100-member Order ol tbe Slaten of Mercy ol tbe Union and tbe Leedershlp Coalereoce of Women Rellcioua, an or· 1uiudan ol American DQDI. Wben abe WU uked to creel tbe pope Clll belWI of American DUAi, lbe lmnr tbat ,.It would be an ,iJQportaAt moment," Sliter Kaoelald.. Sbe called around and dJ.a. covered lbe would be the only DUD -ad tbe only woman -to addr-. biln in the more &.ban a> formal appearances be would make lD tbla country. Tll&T 8'ft&NGTBENED ber det.erminetioa to speak up, she Hid. "l Just tboucht from the becin· . DIDI that it would be lnap· propriate for a woman to .tand up tbere and not ralae the women'• la1ue," Slater Kane Hid. Sbe !mew ber act woald be coat.rotenaa.l -tblre wen 7,000 DUDS la tbe lbrine, IDOlt of tbem diupprovtnc -but ...... antlc!peted tbe lwt-tty of tbe reacUan. lbe aa1d. For a few weeb. lbe aaJd. two women at lbe order'• motberboule in the WubblCt.oD, .. D.C .. suburb of Potomac, 1141. did notbln1 but an1wer Ulli pbooee. 'lbe In.Wal readiaa~,· aplit abed ...ay, .a.. aUd. ~ DOW tM m ...... .,. u 1 : wbelmlftCly pGlltlve... ·: . TWO MONTB8 AGO ~: Kue ... re-eJeeted .. the of ber crder witb 1$ peremt ., . tbe vote. • •·0ne Ii.Itel' aaid • tboaCN I bad bem arrocant, .. abe uAd. 1 said I was sorry lf it .c~1Df aerou tbat way. I didn't U1U1119 it to be arrocant." ·• ~ Memorial Day Sale • ¥ uu11uuuareh! Grace Touros, 10,' was s hort on en- thusiasm when her fourth grade class had a frog dissecting session at F arm ar Elementary School in Berucia. Each child dissected a tadpole, then teamed with two others to work on a giant buJlf rog The ~ess1on was part of a 00-minute program by Lawrence Ha ll of Sc ience m Berkeley R acial Charges Leveled at Firm ALBANY, N.Y. <AP> -Sambo's Restaurants Inc., lbe national restaurant chain criticized by blacks for its name, is being charged by the New York Attorney General's office with dlscr1minal· ing against minonly groups in its hi.ring pracllces. One state official said an investigation of the ·"COmpany's hiring pracUces showed a "serious pat· tern of discrimination" against black and Hisparuc persom. COMPLAINTS OF RACIAL discrimination by Sambo's have been filed with the state Division of Human Rights and the U.S. Eq\MlJ Employment Opportunity Commission. The company denied lbe charges. "Sambo's does not discriminate in hiring," responded Arthur Dowd , vice pnsident for person· Del at company headquarters in Santa Barbara. He said the chain, which bas 1,117 outlets in 47 states. bu an equal opportunity employment pro- gram which seeks qualified minority group mem· ben. ATroaNEY GENl:aAL llOBERT ABRAMS charged that only 2 percent of more than 1,250 non· managerial employees in New York are black, even though blacks constitute about 15 percent of the state's labor force. or 75 managerial employees, Abrams said, only two are black. The company has 3Srestaurantsinthestate. AbrUm also accused Sambo's of ftrlng dis· propol'timateJy high numbers or minority workers and generally treating them less favorably than whites. Sambo's has been the target of protests in many parts of the country by blacks wbo claim its name comes from the "UtUe Black Sambo" fairy tale. Tbe company says the Sambo's name comes from a combination of the names of two founders: Samuel Battistone and Winfred Bobnett. IN BIS COMPLAINT, AllllAllS asked the sute division and the EEOC to enjoin Sambo's from dilcri.mination in employment, and also or· der the company to undertake affirmative action propams to recruit minorities. Jn addition, back paJ and compematory damaa• are aought for in· diYiduals who may have been damaied by com· pany actkma. Several indJvtduaJ aaitl have allo been flied by emp&oyem of the company. PUBV C NOTICE P1JBUC NOTICE SS off Severe Weather Paint:"' Sale 9.99 g••· Reg. 15.99. Severe Weather Paint .. made tor e,xtra dur ab1llty in harsh climates One coat coverage resists bhstermg, peehng, fading, mildew Sale 21 .99 Reg. 22.99. Coleman" double mantle gas lantern with approx B hour5 of burning time Sale 29 .99 .. -Sale 9.99 v-.. Reg. 13.99. One 6 Only 1nter1<>r flat late,, Our finest quality 1nte11or pa•nt One coat coverag•• ea!>y CltJcJn up 30°/o off wallpaper. Sale 20 .99 Reg. 22.99. Coleman" 2 burner gas stove 3 pt luel capacity Special 8.99 Fishina Rods Assorted fre~ water rods by Master" and Penqu1n Now's the tune to repaper and save Pick tlom hundredS ot smart patterns ot special ordEtt wallpape< Sale 9 .99 Ae9. 11 .".1q100• .ce ChP<,I hOfdS up 10 18 C.d'l!t \gtoo• L1nttl PlaymeN icec~t. reg 7 99 Sate '·" Igloo 25 qt. Cooler Reg .16.gg$a le 14.99 Igloo 48 qt. Cooler Reg . 25.gg$ a I e 21 . 99 Special 9.99 Wrangler Sleeping Bag ' . Sale 19.99 Reg. 24.99. 3 lb. Hollot11• 808~1L-epinq bog 33"x 79• Sale 59 .99 R99. •.II. Sani Potti portabfe t01let travels anywhere you do. Reg. 36.99 Wall Tents S'xT Polaroids Save ss to s20 more with a rebate from Polaroid when you buy f: ,1.l .i!;!,9SX·70 Sonar One6tep camer1 with 1utomattc focusing. Rebatel20 Fashion Island Store Only 644-2313 one of these cameras.• Sale 60.99 ..... 11•. Polwoid Pronto! Sorw OMStep 1utomatlcelty Mtt dlataftce, expoeure.~•10 Salit 24.99 .......... Polwoid OneStep f« greet plcf\ltW lndo« Of ouf. Rebate '5 rrclCPenney fil~c~ --- ·send rebete Cl*PO" wttt\ ..... ~and wenemy Cerd to ~ for CH t. ,.e. ... c:hedl. Of course you can charge 'ti I . ,_, great ways to Charge •:. ' (' . ~Qa~k Suntan AP wr,.....,.. • • Two M eercats stand on hind paws to : stretch tow<trd sun· lamp m open air pen : at zoo 1n J.,r ankfurt. Germany Lamp • helps k eep them w a rm as Europe's : s pringtime t emperatures dip below : seasonr.1 norm . ~Museulll Case . .. . ~ .•. ~ ;F acis Bare~ " SACRAM ENTO <AP> Allt!gatJons of 1m- .J>roper bu) in~ of artlfattl>. which led to the fanng ·or three superv1sort> m the state Parks and Recrea- tion Department, have been made public · : The artifacts were for the new ~tate Railroad Museum in Old Sacramento. The department reported that one or the • .supervisors said some rules had inadvertently 2>een broken but there had been ·'no personal '.gain." I THE DEPA&TJIENT ANNOUNCED TWO wu ago that Norman Wilson. supervisor or tbe ~on that develops state museum programs: "illiam Pritchard. bead of a planning unit under 'Wilson, and Barry Garland, curato r of the museum. had been fired after an lnvaU11tion by tbe state aUorDey 1eoeral'a olflce. ~ • Aa required iD such firilll$. the department llllcl accusations with the state Persopnel Board t..d told the men they had the right to appeal. Garland and Pritchard said they are appeaJ. P.s. and Wilson, who could not be reached for com- lDenl. reportedly also is appealing. ., : THE CENTRAL ALLEGATION IS THAT lfUaon improperly arranged pur~bues of artifacts for the museum through a fnend and former atllployee, Arlean 7 owne, who ran an antique busi· )Mal called Finders Sleepers Antique Service. ·: The department bought nearly $13,000 worth or .. uques and other items from that buslness from J9Tl through 1979, the complaint against Wilson 'ald. ! The complaint against Garland said be "im· !roperly served as a purchasing agent'' for Ms. fowne. • The complaint against Pntchard said he ad· Vised an employee to "use Fmders Sleepers as much as possible ·· . GARLAND. ASKED ABOUT THE transac· tlons. said. "It was a method bv which we tvere able Lo acquire artifacts by paying cash" and ()btain objects for the museum that were difficult ~ find. lie said the procedure was a "very gitimale" practice for pnvatc museums, but was against the r ules" for state purchases. ("J'bere was no money missing. no artifacts miss- fn1." said the fi red curator. who ~escribed hi!'l~elr As a r a ilroad buff who quit a t elev1s1on ~ameraman 's job 31 1 years ago to run the oiuseum, scheduled for opening ne xt year f;arland. also accused of selling more than Sl .000 IP anuques to the department and falsely listing ~m as being sold by a former employee, said ¥>~re had been nothing improper about those deals ;uher. PlllTCHARD, A DEPARTMENT employee for teven years, said he llad been advised by his lawyer Oot to comment. Wilson, who had worked for the de· ~~ment since 1960, was also accused of improperly ~g part in a pa nel that evaluated a fri end of his wbo was applying for a department Job in 1978, and of falling to disclose his position as president of a non- "°"t foundation that. with his help, got a contract •Wilhedepartment in 1977 . ~peeder Bla~s Cancer Worries CHICAGO (AP) -Police have arrested a 62· Je•r·old man who told them be provoked a hl1h· .,.ed auto chase because he is suffering from ~and wanted to kill himself. Salvatore Paglia was charged with aggravat· Ei and traffic viotatloos, police slUd. He treated and released at a hospital for minor autfered when hls car slammed into a re· •all on Lake Shore Drive. T e chase began when detectives on a E:1tateout spotted Pilli•'• auto:= a red Ught. Officers punu&q Pa. a fired • into bis car. blowtna out the bleld 11111 tartq on a tlre. They sald they were unable '-eonftnn his atatement. that be "9 undergolna '11111 'IDMI foe cancer. Thia · W aa No Bull ... ·-.. nvav. Miy 22. 1aeo OAILY Pll.OT A. Viet War Memorial Closer WASHJNOTON CAP> -A bJll to ett1bl11h • mtimor1~1 In W alb~ to honor th~ 51,000 Amerit'llr twrvlcemen who died ln the Vl«oam War 1• neariot tintl conin-llonal action. . By voi,-. vot~ and wlth UtUe c1 acuuioo, tht" Hou.s~ ttpproved 11 St!oate paued r \.'solutaon authoriW\a ~el~Uon of a tWO· acre slw ror th~ memoraaJ. Tilt.: MEMORIAL "IS en· \11s1oned as u 4u1et garden set 1101 " rn which the names or those who died "will be set forth alon1 with a low-level acuJpture preeeotatJon," sald Rep. Lucien N. Nedli. D·Mich. However, an amendment added by the House kept the bUI from final approval and sent it back to the Senate. Tbe amendment removed fro m the measure the specific site o( the memorial. The Senate version spelled out that it be erected in West Potomac Parle, in the J(eneral Vlcinity of the Lln· coln Memorial. NEDD. CHAl•MAN or the Armed Service military install•· ttooa s ubco mmittee, aaid the amendment leaves the exact site vague. specifying ORJy a "su.ita· ble site" within tbe DlSlrict ol Columbta. The memo rial JS to be f inanced by tbe Vi etn a m Veterans Memorial Fund. Inc . a non-profit corporation, at no expense to taxpayers, Nedzi said. :~· . · · MERCURY SAVINGS • and l.ou" Cl#OCIO hem • . . c H'I·.~ \10!\.' FHl B 1\ :\1 1; I' .\1 St\Tl;fU>AY 10 1\ !VI ·I l '.\1 g Huntington Beach. CA 92647 Southern C4lllorn11 A.,_1on11 Oflfce1: 11956 Val'-Y View St , Buena PM!. CA 80920 1658 AtMlll Ad Camartllo, CA ~10 --.·---... --··-- 20715 S A11alon 81vO , Cat9on CA 90748 23021 ~ Cenrer Or . Cl~ke ~Ofetl), El lOfo. CA 92630 1001 E lmperlal Hwy La Habta.. CA 90631 '''° l.OnO Beach 81v0 Lono Beach. CA 90807 22939 Ha'#1110rne 81¥0 . Toirance CA 90505 1095 lrYtne 81¥0 Tu111n CA 92680 235 N Cllrua Ave West Covina, CA 91793 Anane1m H1t1s-Com1ng Soon ·MMCufY Room u••ll•bl• on • ,...,.,.a 0.111 Memorial Day Sale 1 Gal. Size Sale 1.99 . Garden Center Eugenia Newpprt Dwarf Golden .Arborvitae reg. 2.99 Sale 1 .99 Moraea lridioides reg. 2.49 Sale 2.29 Star Jasmine (staked) Ficus Repens reg. 2.99 Special 13.99 Sf?ecimen Plants 10 'pot size Ficus Benjamina !:>chefllera ano more S~ecial 7 .99 8 ' pot size Ficus Ben1amina Dieffenbach la and more Sale 1.99 AeGt 2.et. Keloggs~ Gn>rnulch In 1 OU. ft. beg. Gfomutch In 2 cu. ft. beg, reg. •.29, Sal• 2.H • Fuchsia Hanging Basket Special 5.99 Plastic pot . Special 12.99 Wood Tub Sale 3.99 Aeg.4.H. K:r.1• ToPPer In 3 cu. t. bag. ... Ci trus 1 gal size Lemon Lime Orang\! & Tangerine reg . 2.'9 • Special 66c ea. Bedding Pia nts Begonias. Coleus and Impair ns and mor1. 4 ·pot size 5 Gal. size Sale 8.99 Australian Tree Fern reg. 11.99 Sale 6.99 Juniper Old Gold. Juniper Blue Pacific. reg. 9.99 Sale 6.49 Escallonfa Fradesi. reg. 9.99 .. Fashion Island irdCPenney Store only 644-23113 IJ .. SAN> Fashion Island Store only Special 66c per tray Bedding Plants V1nca. P01tulaca. l 1nn1dS 'an d m url! Pi..rp l~ pack Sale 7.99 Indian Hawthorne reg. 9.99 Sale 10.99 Bonanza Peach reg.15.99 Now. two great ways to ctiarge! at= ....... a.ctt.. Fri., M;_ lard to lloft., .~ " \ ~ , 1.0 ~LY PILOT Thuraday, M•y 22. '910 Bergeson Won't Support Proposition 9 87 o.c. IR1ITING8 ............. Oran1e C oast A•· 1embl1woman Marien Ber1won. who 11y1 &be Uk• a back 1eat to no one u a tu lighter, hu annoWlced tbat. m bpite ol hfor pnivaou.a atanda on 11uch matte.-.. she can't ayPpOrt Proposition 9 on tbe JW'le 3 ballot Hert~" "T fft: FlaST I that thc- 1,ec1 slaturt> lll"'ad) has enacted two of its three provLlM>OS 1lw lltCond UI that . . . Oe.dbility t.u deal with monetary problems tn recession times would b_, virtually ellaunated. "Add1t1onall y ," Mri. Berg~son siud in a prepared statemt:nt dated today. "I am dl•twbed t.hat paau«e ol the m ... we wtU meao mualvf cut. ln ad1ool ftunclni& " Propo•ltlon 8, aometlmu called "Jan II" by opponenu. would cut aut Income tu• ln half. accol'din1 l() ltt •uthor . Howard Jarvta. The lnlUaUve lb Jarvla' follow up to hi• Propo1I Uon 13 pUMd two yean ••o by Callromia v~r. ll m•de d~p cuta lft revenues produ<'ed for IOC"al se>vl'rnmental a1enc1t!tl by property t.ue& IN HEA STAT EM i':NT on Propo6ition 9, Mr& tsergeson. a former teacher and school board member, noted that s he wac; a ~trong proponent of Propoaitton 13 and authored the ball leading to 1ndextn,g of Cahfornaa income taxes State Seaaae Vote lo addltlon. lbe pOlated out, ahe wu to aut.hor o( the blll that repealed Lhe b\d!neN inventory tu and 1.8 now puahlna for re- form ol California 'a inheritance tax 1ystem Out. aa1d the Newport Beach Republican. she ia concerned about the potenllal adverae lm· pact ol Pro"°"it10f\ 8. ADMITl'ING THAT Proposi- tion 9 ha/» bffn a catalyst, abe l isaid tile Legislature finally is do-rng somet.tung about the state's "obscene" tax surpluses. She cited Assembly passage of a bill calling for a reduction in the ~tale salt.>s tax.· according to a specified formula. in the event the general rund surplus exceeds a certain amount -Senate coulderalion ol a meaaun that would return the aurph• to taxpayen in the form of taa credlta. -AME .. LY COMldtJ'fUon of lealllaUon to eumpt auhiv- int apouea from inheritance taxes and to lncreaae the exemp- Uon on estate tax• for other survivors. "Tbne are some good pro- posals," Mn. Bergeson said. ·'They provide for direct, respooslble tax reform. "Lille Howard Jarvis. I • believe it is wrona for the state treasury to harbor taxpayen' dollars and I believe that. aov· ernment spending must be slashed. However. J believe that taxpayers are entitled to direct reform. Surpluses should be re- turned directly to taxpayers and the abhorrent inheritance tu should be eliminated. "Tbese are propo11l1 I am committed to." the Orange Coast assemblywoman said. ·•After weighln1 the proe and cons ol Proposition 9, I don't feel I can support it." ..................... SAYS 'NO' ON I AHwmbltWOMM .. , ..... ._ ., Abortion Cons.ent OK'd SACRAMENTO (AP> -An unmarried girl under 18 who wants an abort.ion would have to get the consent of her parents or a court. under a bill approved by the state Senate. SBJ814 by Sen.· John Schmitz, Newport Beach, sponsored by anti-abortion groups, wenl to the Assembly Wednesday on a 2J.12 vote, the bare majority n~. STATE OFFICIALS say 7.000 women under 18 got Medi-Cal abortions in .1978, and an un- known n u m ber. got t hem privately. The vote reflected the general anti-abortion sentiment ol the Senate in recent years. But the Assembly Health Committee, the bill's next stop, bas ll:i.Ued most such anti-abortion bills that have reached it. The U .S. Supreme Court declared abortion to be legal in 1973, and has since struck down several state laws r equiring parentaJ consent for minors. BUT A RECENT ruling ap- peared to leave room for a law that would give a minor who was rejected by her parents the right to get a court order, and SC'hmitz said he bad tailored h.is bill to that ruling. Schmitz, a Catholic. said. "I don't want anyone to think that abortions ar~ all right 1r you do have parents' consent or a court. Santa Ana C rash Victim ·succumbs· Benjamin Amicay, 21. of San. ta Ana. died Tuesday 1n Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital from injuries he sllfrerf'd while riding in a car allegedly in volved m a street race on South Main Street lD Santa Ana May 16. Police said mans lau~hter · cha r ges wiU be riled agamst the 17-year-old driver of the car. who is unlicensed Her name wasn't releas~ because of her age Johnson's Triple Size PUFFS 1 oo·s Req. $1.43 I do think every abortion is a death." The parental consent would have to be in writing. The court would have t.o decide that she was mature enough to make the decision. or lhat it was m her best interests. OPPONENTS OF the bill sajd l e gislative Couns e l Bion Gregory considers the biU un- constitutional because the )odge would be ftee to refuse an abor· tion for any re1Json. They also · objected on privacy and fiscal .grounds. ·'There would be many cases in wbich the child would be deathly afraid'' to tell her pa.rents she was pregnant and wanled an abortion. said Sen. Man Garcia. R·MenloPark. But anll·abortlon leader David Roberti, D·Los Angeles, said, "Somebody does malte the de· cision for t he youn~ woman in many cases If it's not the parents. it's the doctor." 3rd ANNUAL M.EMO-RIAL SALE WEEKEND 20%-30%0FF on the ma1onty of the store Men's. Women·s. Boys' shirts. shorts, pants. dresses. etc by OP. Offshore. Gant. Kennmgton. ·· Esprit de Corp, A-Smile. Moonglow and many many more '· .... SALE FRIDAY, MAY 23-MOMDA Y, MAY 26 w ... ~.,..u. wo., M .. n StOt"e 2224 Hewpon Blvd Hewpcm Beech &7S..7174 9 30 •nt-1 pm Sun· Thuu ltl 9 pm Fn & Set Uc• <WI. -.>I RS* StOfe 2 210"'2 Menne Ave B•lt>O• lal•nd 673· 7126 10·7 Sun Thu1~ t•I 9 f-11 ' Sat Shin l S..Coelt,._. C CKt.Me-M 64 l.OS2l I • on San Diego Federal's T-PLUS/30 money martcet certificate. 170's s1 .• 09 Reg. $1.64 Q-TIPS .. ~!~~~~£$ s219 Req. $3.95 e DEXATRIM Appeffte CU11lrol s4 69 56 Capsules Reg. $6. 98 e • Wide Selection of Gifts and Cosmetics • Save gas with our free delivery • Fiim processing • Recent money market activity indicates June's rate could be lower. • Open your T-PLUS/30 account before June 1st to guarantee this rate. II. No minimum balance required't II. Rate guaranteed for 30 months to 10 years! II. Earn more than at any.bank! FSTJC _.._,. __ __ Savings insured to $100,000 by an agency of the federal government ... ...., __ __ •feclenl la• ,...,..,. ..,._.., iMefeM pcuhy Alf carty widldrlwal .. AA11ual peld tr 1111erac ...S pnnapal ~-n,. IJCDOUnt '°'oat )Cat t Mcoullt W-ol a lbu SIO do not acmic 1111anl s.a1 1 ... ~P'icoll c.Ae••--, ... :-.wt .... _. """"~ °" hafK eo.l """",,. """911 lldftlMll M .. ....,.,, Celt•°"" , ......... 6"·111~ 8atr1eca" LIM. Oii .,,. ""' Gf 'MIDAMp Y ..... r..tlttt , ......... :~ \ / ~ews FEATURES Free Vacation Lures Ofteii Promoter Scam .............. INYOt.VEO Cheryl Ladd 'Ange l ' Ha.s New Romance WASHINGTON lAP) Free vaca· Uon1. How often bave you lt'IM them promoted ln cool•tJJ or to lf'l you to vlllt a new bualoeu or tour a land development? And the)' llOUnd .rrea\ Scvl"nl di.ya \n a vacation paradiae hke Lat> Ve111~ or Florida al no c:b&r&tS. 8 UT BE WAllY. Tht nat1on1tl council ot Better 8u.stneb8 Burea~ warns that the ofter may not tMl u.U 1t aeem1 at tint The bureaus note that some "(~" vacatJon olfers are leg1t1mate. But they say they receive huudred.s or comptainta every year about tht1 large percentage \hat are l>Chemes to np off the pubhc Many promolen; requue 11 !>mall fee or deposit (tliually $15 to $251 "for the hotel room" before g1V1ng out ~ certJficate Ttus certi/1cate gener ally entitles the buyer to d three-day. two·ruaht Y"acatJon, but with rondJuons and ll m1la ... oru. that NEW YORK <AP> are not always clea-ly spelled out. ~~~i~·m~ef~~ldl~~~~~ T H E BUREAUS REPORT that In fro m hus band David som e cases, even after paying for the L add, h as a n e w "free" cert1f1 cate, buyers have pro· boyfnend But s he suys blems scheduling lhe1r visit. Some weddmg bells won't bt: firms, they report. make 1t virtually ringing again any lime impossible to use their certificates by sooA repeatedly refus111g request:. f.or The blonde s tar of spcr1f1c dates in hop·<'s the buyer will ( CON. UMER J And It "' date I• arranged, the buyer may rind that the only expense covert.'d by th~ certificate Is the bmel room and r\ol always as ••first <'htlib" ttb touted This leaves the buyer to cover s uch other costs as trave!~ meals, drltlJ<s. car rental and bO (onn In l>o me <.'abes promotors offer what are called bonus coupons for "fr~e" meals. discount gambling, car rentals or golf HOWEVER, AGAJN there are Wte- ly to be coodihons attached such as eatmg between 2 a m . and 5 a.m. or gambllng m certain <.'asmos only al odd hour!. Other bonuses often are a vC.11lable Cree to hot el gues ts anyway In other cases. people arrive at their hotel only to be hoWlded by sah~!.persons or facmg a requirement to attend sales meetings or spend a day lookmg at property. Tht> bureau!l urge• people who "win" or cons ider buying !>UC'h vara. t1on ct.'rt1f1 rates to in ves tig ate carefuUy to lt•it rn whal th~ pt1e k-age dot'l> and d0t.•s not incl ude. l'\ l'ntually give up. ABC-TV's "Cha rli e'" GET TIU: NAM~ of the hotel in. Angels" sen el> appeart'd volved and t•all to ... ee 1f rooms arc a t a W e 11 a Co r P tx-ing held for the promoter Before luncheon with Brian T h F• d l~aving homt', personal!~ <.'onf1rm re· Russell, a ScotUsh com-I eac er Jre ..,ervataons with lhl' hOtt'I, <Hrltne, car poser ~d he had rental r ompany and so forth. bee~ioma.nt1cally in· V S Ch Know exactly how much money volved,with the actress I'Or ex ange must be put down whC'lhl·r this d£ .. for e ight months. posit 1s rt'fundablc and how to get the "It's out in the open £" -&:: Baek D refund. _ __ __ ---~-" be said _ --~ ~r ;=.r-a y ------"'*1"""nd out if promisea free meals Miss Ladd fil ed for are available al reasonable houn. divor:ce from her film SAN FRANCTSCO f'i\P) -A former and how to s:et free gamf>lmg money od h b d J E meryville scltool teltcher suspended 1f it 1s offered • pr ucer us an an. Check with your Better Busines~ 16 A·spokesman ror Los after W\dergoing a !*X·chan°e opera . · ~ Bureau for a rehab1hty n:port on the Angeles Superior Court t1on has won a coun battle to gain back . said Ladd's attorneys · pay from the Emery Unified School promoter. had filed no pa~rs and Dis trict. no judge was assigned to Without comment, .the stat e the case. Supreme Court let slaJld Wednesday a lower court decision requiring the Aliens Aided SAN DIEGO (AP> - A special task force in San Diego County is calling for on-the-Job training ·for aliens who, a spokesman said, could then "move up the lad- der in direct competition w it h A m e r ican ~ workers.'' school district to give back pay to Steve Dain The district sought a bearing by the high court, contending rulings in favor of Dain, once known as Duis K Richards, conflicted with previo~ de· cision.s Dain, as Miss Rjchards. was employed as a physical education teacher in the 1975-76 school year and took leave from Det. 8, 1975 through June ~. 1976 to lake part in a gender change program. Seal if e .. Birds Topic of Show A slide presentation entitled "Sea Creatures and Shorebirds" will be sb9wn J une 4 at St. Clemente's Episcopal Church in San Clemente. The program is sponsored by the South Coast Audubon Society and lO· eludes color slkles taken by A.B. Wimpey, district representative of Photograph Society or America. For information. call 49'2·2598. 0~ Y P1LOT AJ J Salt Water Flyer This JO.foot cuuer-rigged sailboat is hardly the Boeing Co. yacht. But it is one of six the aircraft builder constructed m 1936. The boat will be restored in Tacoma for future exhibi- t.Jon in an aviation h1stoncaJ museum. Pair Face Pyramid Charges r hari?es we re m ailed officers attended <in &ll · Police U . Jack Calnon Wt•dnt.'Sddy b > the leged pyr amid ~aml' in ~aid Mrs. Zimmerman Oraoli(c County lh!>tnct the Zimmerman home I'> s uspected as ''host " 1\ttorney'l> offic1: lo Lois m Dover Sh<>rt"' and "operator" of the ~1 Zimmerman, 40, of About 50 py r amid ~a m e and l ha t 152 7 Ant 1 Ru J Way. ~ame pa rt1c1 pants. ca<.'h Korl.me1er 1s s~pected '\t>~p<>rt RC'aC'h . a nd all l'gedJyc<1rry1ng S1.000 .Jl> "coo rdinator · I Jrn [) l\tv'!.me1er 40. for us~ in the :.-cheme. operator " of 1.JJIJbfJ ~uthered last Thursda~ ' --------- -A Nt.>~por t tfra ch v.oman and J Lallabr.J man hav1.· bt•cn or<lt•rt•d to appl'ar 1n Harbor Muni<.'1paJ Court on Jun1· 3 to answer cha r~t'' r ha l the> ~t'rl' involved 1<1-,t ~eek in an · ·1·ncf11·..,.., c hJin" pyramid bOmt· scbt me. l<eports "et·k1ng the n1~ht at an Irvine hotel <om plaint... \H•rt• hlf'd b\ • and then drcn c 10 the L t>ttr1·s annount1ng 1·0,ta Mt-...J .ind Irvin~ Z1mm c r md n h o m e, l h t' 1Jl l :ui.i:.m t• .. 0 o . .c.. ~iilitt-~~""''n.~mtt--:- • CO.ME SHOPPING THIS SUNDAY AT N-M NEWPORT BEACH! We're now open Sunoays from 12 noon to 5 p m N~¥AMtManeu! vwvwv ,. At Neiman-Marcus you'll find French T-shirts with style. Sweatshirts with savvy. More T-shirts just for fun. And they' re all on Sale! 25% to 50% off. Were 22.00 to 48.00. Now 16.00 to 24.00. Egyptian knit cotton. In a boat-load of brtghts. Assorted styles. N-M exclusives. S-M-l sizes. Sport Shop, Newport Beach Starting Sunday, we' re open noon to 5. N·M 8Mf1y Hills, open 10 ID 6; N-M NewllcHt Beach. ooen 10 lo 6: Mon.. nus,, Frr" 10 to 9 \ , .. A.12 CWL Y PILOT LISO Thurtday, May U . lllO LOCAL Water Board Candidtites Tell Viewi Laguna ' 4 Seniors' Trip Set When l"lne ¥CM.en IO '° U. poUa ,,.,.... a. the.Y will ..a.ct two d1rtinon lo alt on the five-member lnlD• RUC'b Water Dtac.rtd board ,,..,.. u. 11 cod cbt• l'll&IWaa la thb Y'Uf'• e&ectioa. wh&ela wiU complete u.. «Nlt«'dered LrualUoo °' the water board from lendowner to public tooll'ol. •'ollowini an brief pl'Olllea of alx ol the canclidatee ~er with ~lr v\ows on matt«S fadq the wa~r board. SamUar prolll• ol two e>tMr canclMt..lee were publlabed in Wed nuclay'a edttM>n ol tbe DaUy Pilot. ftree ~ candldat•-8ob Lowt. SybU Sllbtrmu .nd Mart Fr-anren -bave fa.llfld to rttpond to lnqwne& by tbe staff ~ the ne wspaper. Mill:Lt:n """ RUSS llAZELE1T, 35, ot 20 Cam- panero West, lrvme. is an occupation resource s pecialist for ~he lrvme Unified School District. He has a master's degree ln education from Arizona State University. Wily are you numlng for the water beard! the Pf'O\UkJn of an adequate water npply al a reuonabl• rate •• ~. a ..-t.r of ~ wa&t!T .u.c.rtct Mani, Mw ....ad 1CMI ......... ..... ... , "That m ue rou bfiyond water ell.a· trict bouodan It la a ree1on&.l •· aue. l th n.k th.-wat"r dlatnct hu to UIHI land U5l", rise-al rttOUrc •nd quality f ct<>ni tb•l Mrfccl water atrvice " How do )'OU fN I about Uile ~ of lllf' wak"r clbtrlct aa a tool &o &low or laueaw lk '"°"''b or JrvlH! .. Tbt" water dbtrtct 11huuJd.n'l be usf'd tither to promote! 1rowth or :ii.ow growth Tht: dUitrlCl ohc.>uld i>lkll water fuc1bUt'!t in accordanr~ with the city's gt>rlt+rl'I vlun 1 ttunk the watt'r diblrict i.hould !>upply the city with Hny lnlormat10n 1t nccdb to help plun ror growth .. W t;SLEV MARX, 4S, of 18051 Rut h.•r St lntne. " .in author ~pec1aJ1ling an ~atcr pulH·y and plan· nin1; lie ha!> a bacht>lur '!> degree m p ohtical ~c1en <'~ from Stanford University. Why art' you runnlng for lht-water board? "I am running to represent the community. Since this election final· ly a llows public representation, the voters have a decision. Either they can re-elect the incumbents who h led th ) d · "I see a tremendous opportunity to ave represen e an owners m increase tl\e effi ciency of the district the past, or they c~n select new peo. and expand the recl;i imed wate r • pie who CJlO ~j~tively represent the system. 1 think l have the qua1ifica-peopl~ cl Irvtne tions and backg)-ound to accomplish Wllal Is dae most pressing issue this. Lal~ve it .k._een mV>.,n · ,,,Ja~~L.dbtdd.JD~M.t.., ·oerter coo ating water district8C:-f~ Jnft:? . tivities with <'ity act1v1t1es, based on It ls .~ficuJl .to predic~ what the my experience in servin~ on the first future will hold., but the biggest pro· Irvine Pl anning Commission " blem I foresee is the vowth factor. · What ls the most pressing Issue 1 facing the water district ln the next OUIGL£Y The first problem associated with growth revolves around the qucsaton of whether we are going to have enough water for the people. Thas question is especially import m light of the fact that we are going to be los· ing our Colorado River water supp. ly." As a member of the water board, bow would you solve that problem? .. We n eed to lo b by fo r the Peripheral Canal. We need to am · prove our educational systems on "at er conservation. We need lo look at altem al.Jve water supplies such as well water. For all these dec1s1ons. we need community input " How do you feel about the use or the water district as a tool to slow or increase the growth of Irvine? ''I'm not for or against growth If growth com es, lhe wate r distract s hould be able to handle at We s houldn't get involved in the pohllcal arena of growth." JIM KAY. 35, of 14441 Pinewood Road. Tustin. 1s a qua lity control director for the J .C. Carter Co.. a division of ITI. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration from the Una vcr sily of Southern California. Wby are you running for the water board? "I'm running because of a basic philosophy I hold. Take the new water district budget. for instance The present board will probably just approve it. I don't think they will scrutinize at Tha t is the wrong philosop~ If I was on the board J would look for a way to keep the budget from increasing ... What Is lbe most pressing lssue facing the water dJstrlct ln tbe oe.xl foor years? "The most pressing issue is the rate structure. Right now there is a complicated rate s tructure. The water district arbitrarily decides how to char ge users. Tbe water dis· trict needs to look at rates more scientifically." As a member of the water board, bow woald you solve that problem? "I'd come up with a rate structure that made sense. I'd filibuster if I bad to so that there would be no in· crease in water rates. Every new ad· ditioo to the wate• district " How do yoa feel aboat tbe a.se of dae waler dlltrtct as a plalUllng t.ool to alew or lacrease tbe growth of lnlaef "lo Santa Barbara, water districts were used to slow the growth of the area. That was and ts· a vicious and unpatriotic thing to do. This is a life support system.'• StJSAN -IAllOtJaEVX, 31. of 42 S)camore Creek, Irvine, ls a planner for a private consulting fU'Ul. Sbe b..., a mater's de1ree in social ecolo()' from VC Irvine. .:::S, are JW f'llllllllli for dae water "I'm nmninl bttauae I have an in- terest in the provision of water aemtea and *•use t.bla ta the lint oppol'tunlty for a member of the public to participate lD tb.ll board." WUt It dMa •::.rr::• 1 :L IMM tam• SM ••&er • ..n , .. , ' most rn1 issue will be four years? . .. The most pressing issue facing the d1stn ct 1s the water rates. The monthly sewage r ate j umped 80 per- cent over the last three y<>ars and the board 1s proposing <tnothl'r 7.5 per· cent m<'rcasc The board tends to b la·m t• t'xternal for res such as energy. innation and Propo.,1t1on 13 for thesl' rJtl' Jumps I frpl th1· v.ater district can have• bt-tter ratC"> throu~h better rnanagl'ment and r<1te re· for m " As a membt'r of the "aler board, bow would you solve that problem? ·'I'd call fo r a comprehensive re· vi<'w of the water district rate !'.Ctting practices, focusing on how other dis· tr icts have mcrcased the eff1 c1ency of their rates. Other distracts have re· formed ra tes to re ward and not penalize for conservation Another a rea where I thank the rate structure ~hould be looked C:tt is the tremendous rate dafferentaal between urban users and a~ncultural users of reclaimed water." How do you fttl about t~ use of the. wakr dJstricl as a tool to sJow or increase the growth of Irvine? · · 1 feel that any plannang by the water dJslnct should be consistent wit h th e cit y gen e r a l p l a n Pre m aturt• expansion' of facalaties will place a greater burden on the rate payer. I feel the w<.iter board m · cum bents have committed the das· trict to plun that are mcons1stent with the city general plan. They are inconsistent in the sense that they a re more intensive and higher than the genenil plan. The district has to work closer to the city in terms of as- sessments of availability of wa ter. In the past, these assessments have been very soft, overly opt1 m1st1c and undocumented." RAY QUIGLEY, 46. of #4 Lassen, Irvine. 1s a commercial pilot for United Airlines. He is seeking elec- tion to his second full term on the · board. He has a bachelor's degree in management from Cal State Long Beach. Why are )'OD running ror the water board? "fl gives me a chance lo continue to serve the community. (Quigley was a member of the first Irvine City Council.> The next four years are very important. We have to continue t o provide adequate wate r and sewage capa bilities for the communi- ty." What Is the most pressing Issue facing the water district in the next four years? ·'There are probably a couple or important issues. One issue is the ex- tension of our resource capacity through completion of Diemer Pipeline projoct and the Joint well City Manager Finance Boss San Clemente Ctty Manager George Caravalho says be will fill in as city finance director until an in- terim director can be found. The city admlniatrative post was vacated May 9 by former ~tor Michael McNamara wbo resigned to take ·a pceiUon as director of ad· miniatratlve aer vkes for the City or Irvine. Forme r finance director McNamara cited the "lurmoU" in San Clemente aovemme.nt u tbe m•· Jor re8IOll for bia leavma. He Mrved In tb• etty Poll lest tban a year. Tbe job P•'J' about '29.000 a )'Ht. tleld project. Abo we have lO uk ournlv• how ar4' wo goma to max lmlze benema to the community from conaervatlon a nd reclaimed watu. A• a membff of lite water board, -.Ow ..ad )'W tolve ~at problem! ·'I would m o ve for wa rd ex . pediliously with our projects I would brlna the public into the process and rind out what the residents really want How do you feel about ~ me of tbe wakr cllatrlct as a tool to alow or loueue the 1rowtb of lrvl.De? "We've done a good job of measur· mg the needs of the community. We a re not a growth·control ageocy. Our responsibility lies in the area of mak· ing sure our plans are compatible with land use plans developed by ap· propnate agencies.·· ORVILLE RE I NHARDT. 68. of 19335 Sierra Inez. Irvine. 1s a retired r1v1I en1uneer He has a master'c; degree Ill cavil ~ngmel·ring from thl' llnlvers1ty of Illinois I It-1s seek1n~ election to his second full term on the board. Why •~ you running ror the water district board? .. My primary reai.on 1s to msure ' th at the' d!ltrict maJnt.aw tta eek· qunte waer supply and wastewater treatment f1tclliUe1. I feel l ha~e the capabtlJly or rontlnuing to direct \he waler dlat.rtct along tbos.e lines." Wbat la dlae moet preulat la• rad n1 tM water district ID &he next four yean? ·'The most pressing issue ls the completJon of the Michelson Sewage Treatment Plant and the continued development of a water distribution syste m to accomodate the planned growth cl. Irvine. These are loo&· term processes. ll they are not start· ed an a l.lmely manner. they won't end up completed in time to meet ser vice requirements." As a member of tbe '¥•&er board, bow would you solve that problem ! ·'I would proceed with financial and design planning for construction of needed water fac1ut1e~ .. How do you fttl aboac &he ue of fhE' water .dbtricl as a tool to· slow or Increase the gro .. 1b of lrvloe? ·'The use of the ~atcr district to control growth 1s e ntirely inap· proprtale. It as a utility and as such has an obh gat1on to provide its l>e rv1res "hen and "here they are re-quired .. OPEN~7-DAYS · 8 UNTIL 6 A t i ve-d a y motor coach trip lo San Si· meon . the Monterey peninsula, Sanla CTuz and Solvang Is planned for Lagtma Beach senior cituena beginnina June 26. The $195 tour price in· eludes transportation, hotels and sight.seeing . A S50 depo$1l will re- serve a place ror me m· • •~••..... b e rs of the La~u n a Beach Senior Cillzens A•k• Mewaorfal Club. G OP Se nate c an -For mform&tion. call d1d a t e J a m es V i r g inia Sch o ll at Butkley has called _4_97_·_244_1_. ------ on Congress to de · ~i c:a t e co m i n g 9te m o ri a l D ay t o e i g ht U .S . servicemen killed an r esc ue mission to Ira'\. Polo! ~ clowloed uds tn >\'Pdne<.<Yly'~ eoo~r Liff' and !Jody P1101 r;,ocfi 3•0.000 Ot0f>7' Ccmt rf!'Odo n for only Sl ICI f(),a ~~ 1.:;muM• (>4'} ~18 l > OVER 600 GREAT COLORS FROM PALE OFF-WHITES TO ROBUST EARTH TONES! -----OUR REG. $15.99 PEOPLE AR E PLEASED wrth the great colors easy appfica t1on and water wash·up ol SalmTone. but they lend to brag about how the beauty lasts. SAVE $5.00 1FREEWITH4 luy 4 gallons of any one Olympic Product, get 1 MOre free. OLYMJl STAINED Semi-11 •klpGISi" Stain Soid Cob StaWI ,.. rf'frntl"1( rw1 ,~,., '"·'' .. " •• .:_t• ,. ,. 1rt."' rt ... 0.1• r,&J l(t.t ~ • • f h'-1rf'•lftt"",... •"' ,._,... . .... .A> br-..1uf1hu ..,..,.cj ~-• .-n• • I f I : ,.; Jl'--ft 1 ., REG. 11" REG 11" S15.99 S15 99 ................. e SPECIAL e HOUSE or CAR KEYS AMERJCAN ONLY KEYSs1 FOR PAST( WAX. c .. .,. pure carnMlb.I b.I••· hc•ll•nl lor wuod, mart>I• etc. REG. 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Zblg•I w Brz zlaskl Carter Aide Likes Jogging • embluooed, "NSC (Natiooal Security By BANK COaMIEa WASHINGTON <AP> Zbl1nlew Orlt'tlnakl, vltwed by tome aa the R11putin ol US forelan policy and by othera H • btmovelent lnlluence on Prealdent Carter. can'l 1tep lnto the Whltt House yurd without aroutlna llJH!culallon fleparteu uw Briealftaki, who is ('arter's usl8htnl for national aec:urtty affalra. escort a man out o1 the White Houst and onto a nellrby sidewalk a few d11ya 1&£0 WHAT WERE THEY doing, striding back and forth about half a dozen times over the same stretch of pavement., Artd deeo an conversation all the while Someone suuested Bnelinski was fearful of having h•s conversation bugged inside the White House and thus he opted rortheopen air SpecuJallon was heightened because the man who accompanied the Carter aide was a mystery figure No one 1n the press contingent could identify hilJl AlH, the real eJCplanatlon was aim· pit It was a nice day and Bnalnakl wanted fresh air and sunshine. IN m E "GOOD old days" before A~erlcan hostages were s&ized in Tehran, Brzez.inski routinely got aJr and exercise by jogging to the Lincoln Memorial and back with a couple of as· soclates. After the hostage crisis beean. however, Bnezimlli acquired a crew of bodyguards from the Defense Depart· ment who frown on him mlngllng In jog· ging togs with the many tourists he formerly encountered on bis outings. · So a somewhat frustrated Brzezinski now does much of his running Inside the White House compound. He al~ ex· ercises by playing tennis on the While House court SOME OF HIS tennis opponents accuse him of trying to intimidate them by s tepping to the net in a T·shirt Councll>. Top Secret." . Brininaki directs the NSC staff for Carter. ' As for his fleetness of foot, be runs one mile In 8 to 8\1'.i minutes. The president's recreational activities at his weekend retreat. Camp David, Md .. have focused lately on trout fiahine in nearby streams. jogging, playlng ten· nis and swimming. Although he is not known as a de· dicated swimmer. the president makes regular use of the outdoor pools at Camp David and close by bis Oval Of· fice in Washington. Sometimes Carter cavorta in the water with daughter Amy al his side. But 12-year-old Amy occasiooally pre·. fers solitary roller skating around the White House backyard. sometimes zooming around with an ice cream cone in hand. ENJOYS fRESH AIR ZIMgnlew en.onekt Keep 141 lMlh new:. of youo common11y All the ~ 'fOO rli'"'d c:omM IO YOU ~ dov. ine 1.:mJij!MI 641 4321 *Starts today. Savings throughout the store. ..... -... --.._ 10.99 Tropical tops. Orig. $16 We show one from our great collection. Lightweight polyester I cotton prints in S,M,L. Sherwyn Updated Sportswear, 379 16.99 Summer's circle skirts . Special Black. background with multi-colored flowers in 'sizes 6 to 16. Elastic --._..----~ -- wais[ Washable' rayon. -Sherwyn Upda ied Spor(swear, 379 • . . 9.99 Tropical print shirts. Special With the. flora and fauna of a rain f or8St. Poly8St(J( I cotton in S, M, L. Sh6rwyn Blouses, 378 15.99 Refreshing pop/In pants. SpeclSI Crisp poplin pant of po/yflsf(J(/cotton In white, navy or khakl Slz8B 8 to 16. Sh6rwyn SportSWNr, 381 Baseball neck T-shirts. Sp6clal In bright maize, mint, light blue, pink, royal or watermelon polyest(J( I cotton. S, M, L. Sherwyn Sweaters, 392 16.99 White clean jeans. $/)!Clal For those occasions whtln white'• just right. ''\ 18. Polyester leotton. Sh6rwyn $portsw«Jf, 38 I Bulloc#Cs Mission V'1e;o, Mission Viejo Mal, (714) 495-3111. • Bullock's South Coast Plan, 3333 Bristol, CM. (714) 556-0611. """" AloncM,r, .,.motWI o.y 10 a.m. to ' p.m. ... \ ...I <C -a: 0 :E w :E * * * * * * * * \ , T hurtdey Mey 11. lllO "lie-Ang,.... neme on• recording means 9llC108a, but 10meOne haa to move ~ WYN up and down '' U IUt•n MILOAEO DOROTHY 8 AANETT , • .-.,, ot Fv1-C• 01«1 M/Jy JO. I-•I , ... 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MIJy ~ '"'° Ott•NS •HOREW J OREN<; -... • '"'' Gefll of HIA'rttftQlOft Bfoach CIJ .,.,._ tlW ttrly lfW"-CIMO •-•v •n '"' -Ofl ~y M•Y JI. 1'90 Mr 0.-eM -•field -••tor 1n IN' Union OU '-Y for mor .. lt\an JI YUt~ Ke •n •-.,.ofWOrlOW•r' •""• ...,._ f/I .._lllQlorl S.a<h LOOQIP ·-"~ ... u .,..,. _,,,,_ .,. t -~ L ~ o4 El Se9-. (a .• e lle 'V'V ••l"'Q •r e 4 Of_......,., ~ °'""' Of Hunt "'-"' 9eKll, (a , s.nor a Hart. 0 6YOCI 0<'9M ..... It~ 0.-..,_ •II Of EI ~ C., .......... Wtlli•tn Or...,, of LonQ .._, C... -• \Iller MArv W•ll~ of CW,,.., C.. Frlencl• m•• c•tt f,_. 11:• -lo t OOPM •t Plet(t er.,....... Smlt91•· MOrlu••r • .,.,~ Me-.!<.._ .. _...tCM Wiii i» t O"• Patie nt Treated 'Too Long' BOSTON <AP l Hos pitals keep ~bout half the ir s us pected heart attack palie nt.s in. intensive care units a day long e r than nece ss ary. a p ractice that greatly increases expenses for hos pitals and patient s alike . a studv shows. People with c h est pains are routi.neJ.y put ip intem•ve care untlr doctors figure o u t whe ther t h ey r eally have had heart attacks . A team a t Massachusetts General Hos pital concludes that a few simple tests c an quickly identify people who have not had at tacks and arc IO little dange r Earns Badge P vt D a vid J M rorle r. son of Mr and Mrs Forler . 2105 Yacht Wa n de rer . N ewpo r t Beach . r e c e1ved a parachutist badge upon completion of the three- week airborne course at t h e Army Infa ntry School. Fort Benning, Ga Deatlu Elsewlwre ~EW YORK !AP> - Ida K amin s k a , 80, a veteran of the Yiddish stage and founder of the world's only permanent Yiddi s h r e pertory th eat t!r in Wars aw . Poland, died Wednes· day The Polish aclrt!Ss bec ame known to film audiences here wit.b her rol e in the Oscar · winning 1965 Cuch film, "The Shop On . Main Street " O\Ktd ae Fn411y, MAY U I-•I ------------1:•PM 1W IN H""t1not°" 8each L.odte ·-Ft.AM. ,,,...,._ ..,,,, bf 1n W••lfftfftlt., C.meter1 P1e-rce-9<~ ~ Mo<1w<y OlfKIOf'\ UMm. PUBLIC NOTICE "1rnnous •VMNESS NAME STATaMlfflT T lie I~ ~ I\ dotno Dli\t -:;;;;;;:;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ,,.,~ •'l · Gl08 Al AE (;ULATO Rv SMITH • lVTHIU wonv .. Y WISTQ.W CHUB. Mortuart • Cremations 4'17 E 1711"1 St Costa~ 646-4888 ,_Cl..OTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAllY 6Z7 ~1n St .._,ntmQton Beacn 53&-6639 ,_,.,,..,, COl.oMAL N 8AL ~ 7101 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893--3625 ''-CIPIC YWW IWC>"MrMI Cefre..,., M ortuatV Chac>el 31500 P.cihc V~ Onve Hitwpott Beech &64-2700 MICOm llClr t«>11VilJIS t..muna Beacn ~15 lM!UNI Hills 7e&0833 Sen Juen 0.Ptstrano -.1ns M t all.A~. OUYI MonU9tV • C.emeterv Cfwmilorf 1S2S~Ave., eo.taMesa 54C).tM4 ' M&.TZ•l•OM ......... Mletae eo.ca .... ~ fmal9CmmS laL~AY -~ 11oaro.ouav coac. .... I0-91IO • SERVICES •SSOCIATES. 10'!• 8u\I norn Cf'ftW Or1w , lrvkw C.l1fornia ,.,,.s 8•uc• F. Row. 1511 8Mry Pia<.•. WM Im-, c...i;to<nl• ~ TPI" _..,It <°""""leO Irr -"1· Ot•.OU..4 8ruc4t F AOlo4t TIU\ ~I -fli.cs W1U. -County CIH1< of Or~ ,_, Ofl •Pfll 1l, 1• ,.,,.,,, PuDh,.,_, Or-. C.0.st 0.HY Piiot. M.ly 17. 1', J ... S. 11, 1'IO n>oM0 P\JBUC NOTICE "'CTITlOUS •U$1NEH It~ STATUMlfT The to4low1f19 PH'°"t .,.. Hi"O o..sonn••• PAL LIMITED. 202IW•ll«•, ""'1 A, C~I• NIHIJ, ~tfornl• m» Roget L. Cwuu11011 .. n . 10U weH•u. em .. Mna. C.11"""'• ,,.,. L-S Downey, l t.O "" SlrMI. Cot la Mei.a. C..llfomi• 90241 P•l•l<k C....n1~. 131 Norlll lt1'I Str .. 1, S-. Paula, CalllOtftl• "°'° T~h llul ... u I~ COillolhl<IH &y IJ ..... , .. __,,,,.... "°""L c~ ""9 ..........,. wa tiled Wttfl tN ~y Oeftc Olf Orange County °" MAy 20.1•. ll'tattt PubllttleG 0.-llftQI Coast O.ily Piiot, MllY 2'1.1'. J-S, 12, t• ?ma PUBLIC NOTICE B11per•ett•fon Obesity Said Main Cause Beu Or. swt.e,..._: 1 am 39 and beaJlby H · t-tpt that I 'm at least 30 pounds overwelght. J know that lbtte'• a hllt.ory of blah b&ood preuu.re in my family 8ut frankly , the reason I visited my doctor re- etnUy WU btU""l' 1 couldn't &et LDto my lwtedo kw a formal alfau How J looked chscusted me. I wu happy to hear my doctor say that my DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE pres1w-e l.S oormaJ ~d that the ECG findinas were okay. As you mlgbt expect, he said that I must lose weight. I've made up my mind to do so -for van.sty 1f for nothtng else I'll wager there's many a patient who is saved by vaiuty He or she goes to a doctor for weight re· duction beuuse of poor appearance, and learns t.bat W>ea,pected bypertensioo or beart disease threatens. u;n 't this true? -Mr. Y. Dear Mr. Y.: Don't become loo complacent now that you've learned that your heart and blood pressure are okay. There's stiJI work to do. And most ol it by you. AU the doctor can do is suieest that you lose weight. Remember lheTe is a tendency for children to have bypertenskia ii parents have hacf1t. Especial· ly SO' i/ obesity is present. Alt.hough your pressure 1s normal now, It is more likely to become hyperte ns ion 1f o verweight continues to· be "* pro blem P EOPLE WITH A FAMILY BISTOR Y of hypertension are more than twice as likely to de· velop it than those without a tugb blood pressure history And those who are also definitely over- weight are tn the group who have three or four times the likelihood of having hypertension. Therefore. Mr Y . it would make good se~ for you to reduce, not only for the sake of the m of your clothes, but to lessen the lltell.bood that hypertension will c reep up on you later on.• *-* * . M E DICALE"M'ES ·0eu Or. Stela crohD : My doctor bas put me on a d iet to lowe r m y cholesterol l'm a very consc1 entiou.s person What would happen if I dieted so. strictly that the re was no cholesterol at all left in my sys te m " Isn't it necessary to "!oat" the arten es? -Mn . C. Dear Mn. C.: There 's no danger that· diellng 14·1JJ reduce the amount of cholesterol in the body to ZERO The bodv itself manufactures cholesterol for its own good health m the production of vita mins and esseotial hormones. As for .. roat ing" the arten es, that's just what we v. ant to j?t't av.Cly Crom Atherosclerosis 1s what threatens to tum into heart attacks. strokes and kidney falluH Thars "'hY your doctor has you on a diet For Mrs. U.: I would not give up on your m other becaus<' s he is 77 and lately acting con· fused and depressed More and more. doctors are hesitant to call such patients senile and hopelessly ill. Ask your doctor to refer her to a geriatrician (who speciaJJzes in diseases of t.be elderly>. He may fmd that she has a treatable condition such as anemia. dt>fect1ve vision or hearing, thyroid dis· ease, or severe depression . Alt.houJ<(h 11 's true that P.lderly suffer from brain disorder due to chan~es in the arteries. let's not overlook those we can help. Older people should receive as m uch csttentJon and care as the doctor 's younger patients *** If you take asptrtn it ·s better to s pace it so you swallow it when your stomach contains food, says Dr. Steincrohn in his booklet "How To Uve With Arthritis." Fo r a copy wnte tum al Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92115216, and enc lose 50 cents and a stamped self·~ envelope P UBLIC NOTICE "'CTITtOUS •UStNEH NAMmlTATEMINT r ... ·~ per'°" " -"Cl .,..., nrtU •\ ttEMMER INVESTU E HT FtAU •I• E 11"' 5tr'90'I Suitt 207A Cml• ~. callfon>W on.Tl p-Al ..... I(._.., '°" 111"0\ P t•c•. ~ IH•t r. C•l1forn1• .._ TPll~ ~ "t-.Ct.O o~ .,. '" 01v-,.,..... ... 11.,._rco........-i. 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PwfMO .,._ lfl btlSI- '" 0r-. c--ity, Call ........ •-· , .. ,,_ of MESA l€ASIHG, wilPI Its P"•"< •PIJl Pia'• of -""' •I Co.• -· °' .... c.our.c •• CilllforN•, •• Oh .o-1...., .. ef .-,,,11 2t, 1'90 .... -•••fter ..., ..,._. ---lty " MllCW .,,.., -~ ..... ..._ ,,,,.,.,.. """ TN """"" 01 1111 .._.,...,, .... IPlol• Pl•<-•• of rulO.n<o ••• a ....... F toOerlO M S wer\son, 11a ~o.t-·-~ C~Hfon\1<1 •2111 Auu.tl T. G11oe.,, UGO \11.W a. .... Cloe••.~ a-... C11liforl'lle .,..., 0.-... u . .-MESA LEASING 8y l"t-l<ll M. S-.... 9y ltt&~I T Glfllltr1 Pvbll'-0r""94t CoaM 0..ly Pli.c, uavn ,., m~ I j f I I I f " ( u v a b ni I) C( re rr pa of di cu es COi .·l l Be re< evt .. DAILY PILOT A J - llME, IALK, IEAR IAS I AI -- The Orange County Fairgrounds admimstrat1on thetr skills. Two teams of six men each from the building in Costa Mesa. with its entrances and Orange County Sheriff's department. each squad staircases, makes a good place for Special comnya(lded by a sergeant. used the building this ·weapons And Tac(1cs teams tg_pra ct{ce ;ind po/1!h week as a "classroom... . ...... ..... ~~-----..;.......;..~~~.-;.....;.. ____ ....;~;.;...~..;.;..;.;;... __ ............... ________ ~--------------------...... ~ CLOSEOUT CHCX OUR LOW PRICE! 25 .. COLOR CONSOL! l: -. ' i~ -: " SA VE , .. ~ ~"' I 00 lfl't -_"O.~--:-~ am•·•••••· ... Reg. 1629 s529 Sa•e '100 TV STANDS BY ':z: ~ EIUSCORF WALL MOUNT Re-g. $599. SALE $539. SAVI $60. 12" BLACK & WHITE 1e9-Slot. '8800 '' I I PORTABl.f COLOR TV Happy Holiday Sal ' ' ,. J,' Wool blend men's suits. Year rou nd weights 1n solids. stripes and plaids. Mostly vestrv-e... ....... Reg. 195.00 now 189.90• .. Famous maker men'• suits. Includes our most famous brands and designer label All wool or wool blends. Many with vest Reg . 215 .00·295 00 now 179.90-259.90 Men'• aport coats. Includes patterns and solid blazers in mostly lightweight wool blends New spring colors. Reg . 110.00-135.00 now 88.80·108.80 __ _ Men'• d,.... alacks. All wool, all polyester or, .. wool blends in solids or patterns. Many feature famous elast1c1zed waist. Reg. 35.00-50.00 now 27.90-38.90 Ne-a ccior"> and <j,zes 1n all styles. ,~. ~'........... ... --'~ .. ' ,,~,.;;:I .I--. ). ( ~ r \t~ \ Claslc cardlpn. American made link stitched, 100°/o Wintuk® Ori~ White, camel, (. . ·~. J . I . It. blue, bone. brown, navy, yellow, green, heather blue, heather tan . S-M-L-XL. Reg. 26.00 now 19.90 Johnston & Murphy suede aho••· 7 colors: beige, It. blue, blue, brown, grey, burgundy, green. Reg. 122.50 now 89.90 Look for spectal savings In our Women's Dept., too. l slver-woods Open Memorial Day 10 am to 6 ...,. ... ~ --· by lrld AndtnOft PEANUTS ••otve up ... hls halt-open fr'/& looks awfully unsympathetic!" THE FAMILY CIRCUS "Can Chortie stay for lunch?" "That depends. Which one is Charlie?" , ·~ 0 NAPOLEOH TALKED A8().lf ''TWO O'a.oa<. IN 1lE ~NINO CCXAA6E" SCOTT FITZ6ERALO SAID, IN A REAL t:WtK Nl6HT ~ TME SOtl IT IS AJ.WAliS ~EE actock 114 mf !OJJR,11 ( FUNKY WINKEA8 EAN ME~J .I WAf> ~1,.l<ING'THAT 00£ IHINC7 1AAT' Ml&HT tJAVE tNJ Xl8 A~~ ... by Jeff MacNeUy MY GARDEN CL.US MEETS HERE TODAY ' -~ SWEET ODOR IS MAKING ME FEEL SICK 6IJT l!MEN l(OO MAVE TO 6ET WAT SEVEN.ANO ~OIJ 5TIU. MAVEN'T llJR!TT~ TME EN6U5M ™EME n4AT'5 DUE T<X'AV- DRABBLE by Charles M. Schull 51~ FtFTV-NINE 15 TME ~ TIME Of OM! e.-.._._ .... F.OR BETTER OR FOR WORSE '4»iA'Tll£ ~FR. )OU ~tiG IUOVE.R • ~ff\CC? DR. SMOCK .:t HAV E:: A '"f'WO 0 Ct...OCK APPC I N '"'f'"- N\E:N I"" 1'M G<'.51NG TO STiEP OUTSIDE·· .. I \ by Harold Le Doux M&IOE~. I WANT fOOIWE Cl MO.. DE-LAC:OW'HOU5£'~ AND t-4ER DA4Jumf;lt MELANIE WERE WPPO!>EO TO COME f1JAY WITH ME fH1£1 _.,,..._ _ _. AHERNOON' .:.FOR A BREATH OF FOUL AIR -~--.-- COMICS I CROSSWORD • BIG GEORGE by VlrgU Partc• "Princess la explaining how she chHH birds." by Kevin Fag• TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 50~ 1 Aol'1d l>lf'dt 52 UN member 6 HIUb S6 Ontlff!y 11 Al'* 5 7 Stoo ClrQlljt. 14 BoreOom loon IS 0.WO¥e 60 E~ Pl'ef'lx t6 Conceit 61 We# ...., 17 lntertnaoge 62 .,., -C.· 19 C<N9f toon c::NnC· 20 Miner.as let 21 lnl9cts 63 ~ 22 Pwlr* 6o4 Some COlnl 2• Poe1t1w 65 er.- H Showwlld OOWN 27 Diloounl 1 OlrnlQoO 30 Beets 2 Loner 32 Dllolate 3 Fonnerty 33........ 4Mtgllty 34 Gt.-peM 5 T'IPC)le 37 HeQltiw 6 N<ln-WOftl« conlrlC1Jon 1 Aecllc>I 38~ (lbbtl 39 German,,_ 8 Alab gat· 40 Prot«11on "*''' 41 Groupe 9 Plunder 42 ...,.,.. to Foreman '3 Millead 11 Weigtl anew 45 PW*I 12 Mll't>le .. PIMtoNd 13 Suited .. ~ 18~ deel(, 23Free 49 T ,_ 25 lnOiel1 1 UNITED Fellure Syndicate Wednllday' 1 Puzzle SOl...o ( l 61 • f f 1 I I f I •I 1lol•I ll< l • i • .. . ' I I •I••••• .. ;• I ' . ' . •• ···••lil 11 ti • Lf I ' I t I I •• fl ll•Til I ' I I I o•- ' .. ~· -. .. ~ 0 l 010 I A ... ... I l I .. ,. • I .... .!C! f f ' I 0 ·-· u ' ~ • f • f •• . ' .. " • • ' I' -, • ' .. f f I I -1 l.i l•a •t- l ll '4 1i f , llf~af 1 6 I f I ii l•l ol c:t ct "''. '.!...!~..! l ol•lll ...... 11 1 ..!~.!..! I .. d II ti ti d l t ..! ...! [.!! [! ~ Margin 42 Cfag 27 Sore 4& Wapiti 21 Otl'I« 45 -... ~Olby 2:9 Orthopldltt: 46 l<llllO 2 WOfdl 47 Tf\IM 30 VUlglt' 48 Staftl 31 Mr AnderMn 50 Colege 00 33 Fener 51 Stow freight 35 Oec....i 63 St11ct1 38W• ~Pr...m 38 Satyr 55 Cert°' yore !9 PnlclMtle 58 Thnle. Prerllr 4 1 OIOrtfieO 58 All · s tun • • ' 24. CONSUMER Thlnday. May 22. 1980 :>AIL Y PILOT ~t 11 . (jot u IJ!qt>l•m' Tll«n "'"'' tu Pol llnn Pot Wtll CMI rtd tapl'. ~"'"fl IM OIU"'t!T' and Oda.oft ~ nctd to aolur &MQlldlf'I "' 11CJtlt'"''"tnl Oltd '*''"'" MoiJ 1'0'" qwlfwm.t lo Pol Ou1u\, Al Your snvtce, Orofto• Coosr OnJl11 PdQI . p 0 tluI 151j] C.'Olto Mela. CA gm• A mon.v ''""' cu po111Nr will bt' orui.uontd. blit ~ 'IM1'""" or '"""" "'I' IMludl"" '"-rdd~'• /llll nomt oddr1,. ond tNlin•as htlurt' phoN '""" rconnot oocOtUldC!rcd T#u.1columnoppwr•dot , ,, f'l'Cf'pi ·' 11nda11. GOURMET MARKET ,,...rfH ..... p .. r~lt Dlflic-tdl :• with liJOO 01or9 mttm~n Our club 11 o~n to bo'ys and a rl• •ited 7 to l8 W<-b.v4: a profe •lonal, OBAR aEAOK&S: TM-~la'JaUtoleo •11141 1utdanee orl~nkd •\aff avallabl" on • fuJIUme dai· ·~ •u•laillt t•mmlUtt OK> fHttart· . I)' batl1 to offer dlvertlfled program.~ ln leadersh.lp •eat C....•~r Attain rffHU)• publllibf'd two devele>pincnt. health, physical f1tnesis. education paap......_. • l&•f'd to H itlsl lhf' t"Oni.umN In rtt· and t('{'reallon. Our dues ue minimal We will •ll•I•... ... o1 •~•rt•a. l"'•'cb and tancua&t' welcome donations of ml'rchandise or entertain· defffU.. '1"1M! pamptaS.u prev.., advttf' un •IM'n-menl &llll, uch aw box aeaLs lO i. play or sporting aad •Ila& ty~ ol aMllt&Htt &o tool& for tn rorrttt· event Any don•llon la lax d~uclible at retail cost la& or alt.-vlalla.c llM-tffku 01 dbonif'ra retaUn1 aind donon wlU bt• admitted free to the auc tion. Tired of traffic Jami? Don't forcet to check with U8 about our free home delivery service. MORNING FRESH PRODUCE DELANEY BROS. SEAFOOD Tasty Strawberries .......... S9c basket FRESH Swordfish ................ 4.98 lb. Crlsp Large Cucumbers ......... Skea. i:n•..il \ti har h q 11r br 111I b, .. ,,. \\1th li·mon buth•r• IO •'8dl. t..,uace aacl llM>atl•«· M S . Huntington Beach C()lllH ol OK> P•MinOeu. "How Ii. \'our Hur· llea.ckr ·who waot to belp la any way, coatact Large H.awaUan Pineapple .. 8k ea. Mahi Mahi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.29 lb. la1''' ••d "l.f't'a Talk About Spet!ch aod ellhf'r Moouna St'bulll or Pat Do_.ney at 536-8814. Laa1u1e 1-trob&em · · · TM-Ir <'uase and Wherei Tbr auct ion lti scbedult d t'rid•y. May U from 7 Yo• Caa Flnd Kelp," may be ~aloed rr .. la p.m w 1 a.m. al tbe-SeacWf Country Cl•b, 3llt Enfll•h or Spanish b) .-riling rn: S p eech Palm AH' .. lll&Otlogtoo Beacb. n.e Boya' Cl•b ls P•UiloloCY II tHllofoiy Enmla.la1 Committee. tou tf"d at 319 Yorktown Ave .. Hu.nt1"itoa Beula Fresh Pacific Red Snapper ...... 1.49 lb. JOHNSTON'S FROZEN 1 49 Fresh local Rock Fille ts . . . . . . 1.49 lb. PIES · · · All Varieties ,3101.1 • Ea. Fresh Dungeness Crabs ....... J.69 lb. 143t Hmu• \\I•. S11C"rarnr n10 9158!.S. <Pbon1t: S36·MIS>. c,.,, .. .,.,, (•1· l .1u1 ,,., .'taf fl ri tle.dt"o Require,. Pink SUp PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEf' a~t'd al 1 .. a .. 1JO da"'10 thtt P"ak or Pt'rlttrtion One pound J ohn Morrell Vacuum Pak Bacon or Armour Star Bacon 99c ea. 'uat•ked anll dt:.ined Mr nu l'XI '" 1·huri.:f' 1 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT De lane)·~ Prh alt> Labe l Chablb or \'in Ro~t-;·,., 11111 Bolla Wines -Valpolicella, J.09 DEAR I' r l \I? h.id ii \er) troublt-i.ornt' lime: with Maq:rc1ct' Curp pubh!>her!> or "Sufara Cards " 1 cancelt!d m) membership and returned the last parkage of cards I r~e1ved due tu a prt' vious m1xup in billing Margrare r1nall) acknowlt'd~ed m \ canrcUallon, but I'm ~till betn~ bUled for the returned <'ards Now they \\c1nl the numbers on the back of m} cancck·d r hl·(•k l real ly dread another seMHOn of c·orrc1.pondence with a computer and hope you ('ar. help me to avoid this DEAR PAT l'vl he.ml that )OU shouldn't drive u rel·cntly purcha!>l'd car into Mexico becau.,t· tht-tcmporur)' op<:rator's receipt isn't ac- cepted ~ µrour or owner.,h1p ht this true. or JUSt a rumor·• T C: . Co~ta Mesa It's lrul'. l'ttxlcu's Rt'ghtro f'f'dt>ral de Automo\/Ues -the t"Quhalf'nt of CalUornJa's DMV -dol'ff not re-cognlz{' a ltmporar)' operator's re- ceipt, ac<'ordlng to l>orb V. Alols. director or the statt· llt•parlmt•nt or ~lotor Vehicles. The motorist m u .. t hiH t• a (•urr .. nt reglstrallo'l t-ard and a 11hoh,.,tat of tht• pink s lip to lrgally operate a vebl· Lean Ground Beef i.:1011nrl houri\ 1.49 lb. 7 ·Bone Chuck Roast l.49 lb. 0 -Booe Chuck Roast . 1.98 lb. Lean Ground Beef Patties, 4 Patties to the oound, 111 pound box 14.98 box Soave. Rose 7~1 mil rl'I! l'lill Amaretto Lique r • 1 111•·1 ... 1,,, •• 1. n·i.: S mirnoff Vodka, 80 proof 11 7.S 1111•1 Scoresb) Scotc h .. 111h • : •.• 3.80 H !f!i 5.00 11 .45 111 16 .30 {'ltl'lt'd \fond a'. \1 1·morial Ua • PT . Costa M es computer billlng. She explained tbal proof of payment ts required for correct crediting of accounts. She adds that the firm has had a lot of diffic ulty with nondelivery of cards whic h custome rs have returned. If the computer proc- etses another bill bf'forc the correction is re· co1 ded, Boseman ask~ ) ou l-0 ignore it. Thi' ad t'fft>(·lhl' \\1'<1 .. :>1211110 Thru 1 u ..... lini1t111 DELAllEY'S Open Daily 9-6. <:losed Sunda y 2920 ~ewport BJvd .• Ne wport Beach 673-5520 cir In Mexko. ------------- Complete New York Stocks. .-lr&<•fion \id•C'ocuf l 'outh Delivered same day in the DEAR PAT· As chairman or the Huntington Beac h Boys' Clu:, <.1U('t1on. I "ould hke to ask your rea<tef's to become involved with this fund-raising event We have JU!>l opened our :,ee:ond clubhou!>t- llf't'lor .\h,arc•z, i1n cstlgator In DMV'i Chula \'lsta omce. ~ho '"nes as the department's borde r-a rea liaison with Mexico's Reglslr-0 Federal, addl> that complylnl with lhJs require· ment may not be mut-h or a concern at border ' to" ot. like Tijuana. but H Is a necessity when a motorist gets into tbt• interior or Mexico. Tbe auto tht'fl problem. particularly ln the interior. is the r ea .. on for this "hardno'ied attitude." Alvare-1 ex· plain... "The~ nt•t>d fl rm evldent-e or vehkh.• o"nt'r~hip to :.ta~ on lop uf the problem." . 1 fresh to your doorstep ' . DAILY PILOT ---;--- •• ~~~~~~---~.,..,.---~~~~--~~~~--~ • --~ ... --- ~ Wells Fargo comes through with what savers need now Announcing a new feature available only at Vklls Fargo Bank to holders of new $10,000 26-weeklfeaswy Certifi- cates. Or 2112-year Long Term Treasury Certificates of $1,000 or more. A guaran- teed Joan-at our prime rate*-up to the full value of your Certificate. You get the guaranteed high yield of a Treasury Cer- tificate-plus immediate cash if you need it by using your Certificate as collateral. You may never need the money-but it's sure nice to know you have the option. 'F~ i.w req'*cs ltwt the loon nu« ht 11 ie.-.1 I" owr 1t1« Ttt,asury C«rofic•tc ral« \M! will romcs 1011w nurY'll 1 • K ' t I --.- Secarlty.~Plalblllty. This new Serious Saver Guarantee adds a whole new dimension to financial planning. For the first time, bank security and the high earnings of 26-week or 2'!2·year Long Term Treaswy Certificates have been combined with the financial flexibility of having the bank guarantee to lend you funds for a ny reason -while your Certificate remains intact. See a Personal Banl<er-at your neares t \lkUs Fargo Bank about the Serious Saver Guarantee. ~s Fargo has the services that savers need now. Of course, if you'd prefer to '1ave your Treasury Certiftc.atejust as thousands of Wells Fargo customers now have it, you can get either the 26-week or LongTenn Treasury Certificate without the Serious Saver Guarantee option. Substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal oflfeasury Certificates. Also. Federal regulations prohibit compound· ing of interest on 26-weekTreasury Certificates. WELLS PARGO BAR ~J01C I ' ·~ I _,......, Tl'lutldey, Mey 22. lllO D is ability Pay Costly Police Firi 'Benefit,s' 'Get 2nd Look ·~-........ Takn8rid~ Doc St!veranso n . bandleader on TV':. "Tonit?hl Show," has married t elevision writ e r Emil y M arshaU an pools ide cer e mon y a t his home UFWNixed SACRAMENTO (AP> -The state farm labor board has rescinded its certification of the Unit- ed Farm Workers a s bargaining agent for employees of a Delano- area grape and aJmond grower. The ruling af- fects Superior Farms Inc. and the UFW. B) t AHWl•ted Praa ll '1 a d aJ ddfkult t<J pua up ttUr • at hall pay bete>tt age so &od e nJO)' • lal·ff'ff lncom tor Ule, ofttn with full ('Oil of ltvtq protectk>n And •beo )"OU d• • your •POU e <'OnUnl.tH lo C'Ollet't That's lbe deal many c-JU provide Police or fil'e,.. and fird!Pltts who ~re ~ured or bt(om chronlcally ill btc use of their Jobs In aome ot U.C.e ciU • d iHblllly pt!rltllonit urc rnmarkably caay to &fl so EA! \' IN TWO cmES elpc'('litlly ~.t tlf' and Waistunaton. D C that mort-than 90 per l't'nl ot poltce and flf't"flghter rtitlft'menlb in the pa t dttadt bavc bee n due tu d1 'lut.11llly ··nus whol.-UUnJi( ha:. been Wl t-mbitrra:.sment a nd Ii problem to law t.'nJorcemt!nt and h re people h re ," a id Norm.rn IA»ck . chief JCtut1ry in Washington. '4ht.'rt.' thl' Slate funds the local pcn~lon S)'lltt.'ms ·vou '4 ant to t'n(•ourage people to take the:.e tough JOb.-. \ uu want to properly compen:.ate them But apparent!> there are case:. '4 here peo pie are getung disab1hl) and :.tJll working at other Jobs and getting :.ubs tant1al compeni.atton And lhat 's what brwses sens1b1hlle.s " Most penswn experti. blame made<juatE.• rule.'I and lax enforceme nt, rather than out and out cheating They say poliC't! and firemen are :.imply taking advantage of loophole:. .H a tune when 11 makes econom1t ~en:.e M. LE\\1S THOMPSON, WHO retired lust year after 23 years a~ manager of the City of Los Angeles Fire and PohC'c Pension System, blames the rising d1 sab1hty rate on changi.ng mores among city workers. "In m y mind it's a matter of motivation There's very little fakery in these retirements, .. Thompson said in an interview. •• MARK HAMILL HARRISON FORD CARPlf FISHEP SIU Y DEE WILLIAMS · ANTHONY DANIELS • ,.r.A./lff.J~ tfl.t,,1t,f....,,_,t. • ~1 Vt. h 1. ',r,.•; --1o lRV1N KERSHNER-·~ . GARY KURTZ ._..,. .. LEIGH BRACKETT ,...,LAWRENCE KASDAN •. 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To Start Your LUCKY STREAK Call the MAXJM Toll Free 800·834·8987 . -,.. '""" ..... Tbomp!IOl't. who made a "-city survey of dla- 1b1llty pe:o.ajooa before he reUred, found that sucb rettrementa bad lncreued more than 20 percent ln three years. The lead.J.ni disability cause ls heart trouble, followed by mental problem3 &od bed backs, Thom~ found -ailmenta not always easy to prove or d.bprove. UNJON OFFIC~. LIKE llOKE Smith of the lnte roataonal Association ol Firemen In WashU\gtoo, D.C .. concede that abuses exist in some cities but argue tbat these are "the most dangerous jobs m the world." National Safety Council studies support Smith's contention that police and firemen face greater JOb hazards tha.n practically anyone But bow does job danger explain why SeatUe has 90 percent of its police and fire rel.Jrees on dis- ab1ltty pensions. while the disability retirement rate among Chicago firefighters ls about 9 per· cent., Losk explained it ttus way "You could dnve a Mack truck through the regulations govermng dis- ab1ltty m SeatUe .. He said disabilJty rules formulated m 1970 do not even define what is meant by "dlsab1hty " And although the s tate pays the pensions. d1sab1bty ruJ sngs are made at the local level IN 1977 THE WASHINGTON Legis lature tightened these rules. but the changes affect only those tured since October of that year Thus the rate of disability re tirement tn SeatUe 1s still around 90 percent. said Clarence Stoor of the Firemen's Pension Board. So many disabrl.Jty retire ments inevitably in crease Laxes. In 1968. pensions cost Wastungton, D.C .. taxpayers $14.2 m1Uioo This year, the cos t as $67 2 million. an almost fivefold mcrease It is harde r to gauge the cost in Seattle because it's lumped in with pension costs from local systems aU over the state But slate pension costs have more than doubled 111 four years from $125 million to an estimated $265 millioo 10 fiscal 1981. Moreover. the firefighters' pension system s Ln Seattle and Washington are funded on a shaky pay· as-you-go basis, without buiJdJ.Dg funds for future retirees. · --B0tn C'JTrES ARE l'j{)ltlaNG TO plug s ome of the most gaptng loopholes -with far better re- s ults so far an Washington, D C In the late 1960s. the percentage of d!$ab11Jly retirements m Washington. D C . r~ached a high of 98 percent. Thomas O'Brien. a:ssistant city bud~e1 director, ·said disability rules were tightened 1n the m 1d-70s and again las t Nove mber, gradually re ducing the rate of s uch retirements to about 44 per cent o·enen noted several unus ual prov1s1ons that had made 1t eas y to retire on d1sab1hty The a~ gravation clause allowed retirement 1f a per<,on could show that further duty would hkel> a~ g ra vate his condition. even 1f has JOb hadn't tau:.ed th<' cond.Jllon That was repealed in November Jn dddit1on. until 1975 lhe cit~ bore thl' burden o( provmg a person wa i. not d1.,abled "\ov. thf person makt.ng th£-claim ha.<. l(J pro\ c th(• d1'> ab1ht> IN NEW l 'ORK CITY. THE "heart bill" till makes it s imple to retJr e on d1s ab11lty The l<t'4 i.a) s, Ill effect. that any firefighte r or police officer '4 ho develops heart trouble can retir e on d1sab1hty without having to prove the ailment had anythmg to do with duty City actuary J onathan Scf1wartz says the :'-ie'4 York City fireme n's system has be-en paying out more than 1l has been taking m for tv.o )Cars 1n part because half the city firefighters who haw• been retinng do s o o n d1s C1b1llty "Not to overdramat1ze at . but af there 1., no cha nge in the Jaw. the fund '4111 go broke by 1990. · :.aid Schwartz. N ixon Policies Draw Compliment LONDON <AP> -Richard Nixon "above all thought in terms or a world strategy for the United Stales." says former Prime Minister Edward Heath. Heath. who led the Conservative eovemment of 1970·74, called the former president "unwavering" in support for the Western alliance, "resolute but unprovocative" in U.S.-Soviet relations and "forthcoming" with China. , His remarks we re made Wednesday m a re- view of Nixon's book. "Tbe ReaJ War." published in The Times newspaper. However, Heath s aid the boot lacked em· phasis "on the fact that Soviet gains, from Angola onwards, were the result of the United Slates. peo· pie and Congress. opting out of many of the worldwide responsibilities they had prevtously ac· cepted. This was the aftermath of the debacle or Vietnam and the disgrace of Watergate," which forced Nixon to resign in 1975. .,.· Magazine to Close LONDON (AP) -Blackwood's mag111.ne is lo close after 163 years during which it published stories and articles by some ol the greatest writers ol the Englis h language, including Sir Walter Scott and Joseph Conrad Michael Blackwood, sixth-generation editor In line from the founder. said the circulation of the m onthly is stuck at 7.000 and bis family cannot af. ford to subsidize it any longer. It will close after the December issue unless a rescuer appears. he said. FREE SEMINAR: HOW TO PIORT FtlOM IEAL ESTA.Tl IH THE 110'1 • How you can achieve FINANCIAL FREEDOM through effective planning • How to LOWER YOUR TAXES through Real Estate •How to beat tOday's HIGH INFLATION • How to avoid plttall9 & mistakes of t>eQ1nnlng investors S peakers highly experienced In Real Estate and fln1nc1el planning WI..!! present this FREI= l~u,.. II YotJ reer Tl sl ime to do something to protect YotJr f1nance1 against high Inflation and taxes. then you will want to attend this aeminer that could make a lifetime change In your financial PtCture FllDAY, MAY 23rd · 7:30 P.M. RIAL UTA Tl SIMINA.I Alrc>Orter Inn on McMhur BM! (Acroa rrom the Orange County airoort In Newt)Of'f e.actl , . For ~ °' if uneble to .ttend and dellre •nother time. leave name· and number at I 71 4 l 842·1227 &t. .018 NEWS FEATURES • AcCU3 ed Slayer ~ Geu Travel OK WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP)-Tbe 5'7-year-old socialite accused of killing Dr. Herman Tamower. the "Scarsdale d iet" creator, has received permiasion t.o travel oullide Westchester County. Jean Harrh, whoH home ii ln McLean, Va., near the Madeira School, tbe exclusive 1ir1's ·• school ol which sbe was beadml•tteu until the alaytq, was given permlasion by c.ounty Court Judge John Couzens to travel anywhere in New York Previous ly. s he wu required to seek permi..saioo from tbe court to leave t.be county. Mrs. H.arru. free on $40,000 bail, still must apply to lbe court to leave the slate. Mrs. Harris is charged with sbootin1 t.be • year-old Tamower to deetb in t.be bedroom of his estate in Purchase on March 10. She reportedly said she w~nt to Tarnower's house to gel him to kill her and that s be was jealous of bis rela- t1onahips with other women. Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge (shrimp in herb wine sauce) ~,, .. Reci-S 11.95 I \ Served with Soup du Jour. rice pilaf .&>C. baked potato. Vegetable de Ga·rdl'nef' SU NDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH • I I :30 to 3:00 On-the-ma I I at South Coas1 Plaza near the Carousel ontheFirstlevel Forreservat1onscall 540-8822 JACK UTTER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR U.S. CONGRESS -40th DISTRICT J,1'""' L'ttp.t I t f )I""" y f'9'1~H ..... '"' .,.. ... ''" "" JOed cn!lOrPn H• '" 4 5 (f-dr< <:Id H .. noio-. B~l a"IO JD ~'1"€"' HI' ria, hvPO 1n Soutl'lf'rn Cal;l()(n1a lor ~(I wars HP ,., a" ,. •-TV annp ano res10P'-1n LaounJ N19uf'I HP riaa P•len.,1ve f>•oeriencp working w11n local ao vl'rnment$ olann1no commissions bu!I01no deoarrments sratf> and leaeral agencies wt111e an e•ecut1ve with a ma1or OE>velooer He nas owned his ow n real f>State 1nvesrmenr 1o,.m 10< ttiE> last 8 yearc; w 1tl" otl1ces ,,.. Newoort Beacti Jack Uttef' ano many voters ,,.. tne •Oth Otstnct ere disturbed by the incumbent s lack 01 1eaoersri10 ano failure to 50lve 01stnct oroblems such 11s 1naaeau ate hous1no for P.4ann~ 81 El Toro Manne Statl()n even thOugh •tie 1nct1mbent 1s on the Armed S ervices Committee 1n W ashington Utter states the following: TIM Ec •a-r -Elect f1scally-resPOnsible representatives to Congress who will work to balance the budget. eliminate needless government agencies. and reduce waste in government. 2. F•1l91 'olcJ -Our foreign poh.cy is eouivoca.1 and ambiguou~ . w e can't expect other countries. including Russia. to respect us 1f we do not have firm foreign policy that can be relied UPOn. We must clean up our act. 3 ....._ .....,, -We need substantial regulations to guard against accidents. Production of nuciear energy has its risks. The benefits. however. outweigh the nsks. • M.._, Sp11dla9 -SAl.T ,,...., -We must have a strong, modernty-eQuipped military. Modified B-1 bombers. neutron wameads. and MX missiles must be developed soon! The SALT Treaty is a bad deal for America. It will not buy peace! I will worl( to defeat this temporartly-$helved treaty. 5. S..-. lllcu •hw -The first $1000 eamed as interest on principal should be non-taxable. If the interest earned in excess of $1000 and up to $5000 is not removed from the savings ecoount for two years. then the Interest should be taxed as long-term capital gains. This will stimulate our construction industry and also home buying. .... ""-' ........ -= rcn.n Cll•• •• n...., u . eo,... IOCSTY c•-•t It. W., JO. 7:JO ,_ Pllld lot by the Committee 10 El9Cf Jact< Uttet for U S Conoress.. ACk Utter 2808 LaFayette Ave . &Jitt 203. Newport BMch. Calif 92M3 • • LOCAL 0.lly ...... SC.tft ~ FOUNDATION tN PLACE FOR ORANOE COUNTY MARINE INSTITUTE IN DANA POINT ThrH-acre Project Wiii Serve •• le•rnlng Center for 30,000 Students Marine Institute Set. .. This Year on Coast Ocean-oriented Orange County will over the county to tell lhem about have its own marine institute center marine life," said Watson, by the end or lhe year if construction of the $600,000 structure at Dana "THE COMMUNITY colleges will Point Harbor continues on schedule. use it for marine science classes. We The institute, located on a three· hope to have a dock down there and acre parcel at the west end of lhe boats going outside the harbor for ex. harbor, will seTVe as a shore le&(Ui_ng ploration. base for some 30.000 studen&s m ki· ' "There will be facilities 8lld space • ndergarten through community col· · and an opportlmily for community lege groups, .adults and visito'Ts to come in.•: THE SITE IS being leased to the institute at no cost by the Board o1 Supervisors. The project is being developed un· der a joint powers agreement with the county, Orange County Depart· ment of Education and the county's four community college districts. The institute will include offices, classroom space and a laboratory. Later, members of the institute board hope, a $1.5 miWon little theater will be built. Eventually, cold wat.r aquaria and more labs are ex· peded to be added. . SEVERAL YEARS AGO, said board President Norman Watson, the coat of construction of the completed institute was to run $7.5 million, but no recent estimates have been made. Tbe non-prorit Marine Science F~ baa been active in raising ftmda for the little theater phase. "We will bus students in from all • Lake Cleaning ·Worth Expense WASHINGTON CAP) -A study or federal money spent to clean the na- tion's lakes sbows that the improved water provided benefits worth at least four limes the cost or the clean-up. The study. released by the En· virooment.a.l Prot.eetioo Agency, ex· amined the results of efforts to clean 28 polluted lakes. State and federal grants for the ef. forts totaled $30.8 million but the benerits of the better lakes were worth $1Z7.S million, the study said. Benefits included improvements in recreation, agriculture, health, re· search and wildlife. Patriotic Russians S"wki1ig? MOSCOW CAP> -A Soviet newspaper says a new brand of cigarette. called "Let's Have a S m o ke ," i s u s in g patriotic lures to attract customers while Soviet health officials continue to campai gn agains t s moking. The paper Moskovsky Komsomolets said the brand uses on 1ls pack!> a famous picture or a Soviet World War I I soldier s moking a fter battle. The picture is superimposed on a bat- tle ribbon. Some Soviet cigarette packs carry warn · ings that s moking is dan~erous to health but anti-smoking crusaders here have long claimed the war on cigarettes is poorly organized and has little e!Cect. • .,.1 Jewi 11 Group Casting Tryouts for "The In· vestiaation." a play about lhe German trials by Peter Weiss, wUI be held in June at lhe South Coast Jewish CommunJ· ty Ceoter in Laguna Beach. Directors of the play say they need 20 men and 10 women ages 25 to 70 for roles. For tryout dates and times. call 497-2070 or 778-4797 Pair Honored L ynn e Katherine Ballard of Huntington Beach and Ph1lbp OaVld Oxho rn of Founta in Valley. both students at University or RedJands, have bee n elected lo membership in Phi Beta Kappa Academic honor society Thnday, Miry 22. 1980 Start with a fresh green salad, then get ready for our hearty USDA choice Porterhouse steak and that piping hot baked potato or &ench fries. Top it off with fresh squaw bread and enjoy a great steak. 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Lets 't. • Phone ; "'No P· """ius o a 5'ng1e '""""'· 42-2441 llaiie lllaek oaAu .. .... . . . ! . l . ... l hunclay, .. ., l'J '"° F\JD I -Police oftltw Duell A.dams approprta~lY la~la her Dataun -.z. , ....... ._ ................. o.,.· ........ :r .. ,, ..... j _..., .... ,.,. ... o.. .. ,... -· .... ....._.,_ Cetttwl!N Li.-,.._• Highway IJnk Op ned PANAMA ClTY, Panama <AP >' The Panamanian govemment bas opened a 98·m1le stretch ol the Pan-American Wghway, leavlna OJ\ ly 50 miles to be completed between Alaska and Arg~nUna -c MeCartney Bests, Befleets LONDON CAP) PHI NcCartaey 1ay1 be bM DO ha.rd (Mlilap about bil arrftl • Tok.)'o lut January Wttll etpt ounHI ot marij~• ln hla bqa, but ad· Ill ti U. apefteoce WU 8 jolt ·~ UUMte lt cl .,. ln an In c.erv'-W1 M bu not. boweYer, aano 'AP lb dr\aa . ··1 mu. DON'T think that sran la that d.aoa roua • drua. I •'•b the m.ct•cal peop would aet totet.her ud mak up their noncb what it LS," lbe rorm~r &-.u., i.atd "l know Srolt'h ~ wonse for you than ftalla It Ui for me anyw"Y." said the 37 ~ear oh! Ml-<.'utney. one ol the most endur~ SUpt'r:ita~ f'rom tbe '608 The Tok ·o i.rresl, lbe m08t c-elebrat f'd Of ~k('llrtney'!> !>Cr8pes Wllh the 18'4 O\•er b1~ manJuana smoking habit:., .:ave tum SOO\t' bad moments. "Thl' ldf'a of being put away for five to st.-ven years. wtuch was what the Japan ·~were tallung ubout. duin't ap ~Iii to me at all." be s~ud RE WA.8 INTEaVIEWED an lhe pluab MCOOd·lloot office ol h1s cor porate he.dqHrten, overlooltlnti a park tn London'• Sobo dlatrlct. "The wont thin& wu not tnowtna 1... •bat wu tolAJ to happen. But l felt bad about dwnplq my family In it. It wun't nice for the kids to aee me taken away in bmdeutta,'' be said, tpeakinl to a repoc1ef' for the nnt time about·bis nine·daY stretch In a Tokyo Jail cell. McCartney WU arrested Jan. 16 .. be flew Into Totyo with bis band, Wings, for an U·coocert tour. He was released and deported alter Japanese authorittes decided not to charge bim with possesston and smuggling. THE JAPANESE apparently felt be had bttn ~bed enough by his nine days ln Jail. and the cancelation ol t.he ell out tour. wrucb cost McCartney a packet "I goofed." he admitted. "I didn't check 1f I was carrymg any grass with me l felt really stupid. like a schoolboy DON'T. MISS THIS BIG, BIG SALE 3 DAYI OllLY MAY ~-25-26 PIN MAY TILL 3 P.M. cau&hl smoking a c1g1ie in the lavatory. "Being ln jail was a bummer. They only let me have two ci1amtes a day and l usually get through a pack a day. The first morning they aave me breakfast ol seaweed and oo1on soup - and me a bacoo and eu.a and tout. man. ..THEY OFFERED.ME bowls or bot water. Yuck. It's wbat they do In Japanese Jails. Once I'd got the hang of the system. I asked for cold water. But It was chlonnated. It WU hke drinking from a swimming pool." He added: "It was lilte ~ing at a health farm. I lost a few oounds. Tbey let me have some fresh clothes on the eighth day Then they told me to get changed. Suddenly 1 realized I was go- mg to get out. Happies t day or my life." Smee then. McCartney has spent most of his time in the two-room farmhouse in Sussex County. south of London, where he lives with h1s CamaJy · .. ,..,,....... JAIL •A BUMMER' Paul McCMney Call 642-5671. Put a few tworda to work for ou. SALi SUIJICT TO STOCI OllAll NSIDE: •Sf~ks Bu1iness s ... ~ 4 .. lmllml ... ·.l\A .. o·Y·ie.s ... ·T .. e.•e.v·i·s·io.n ........................ ,hurldly ..... M.~.n .. 1990 ............... 0.A.IL·V·P·IL·O·T ........... ~ ... ~ .. ~ ................... • .. ' ~ Beady Situations Player-coach Peter Wall (above) and Ste ve Moyers I right photo l of the Surf use their heads to contain the ball Wednesday night at Anaheim Statium. The Surf needed to be heads-up in defeating Houston , 1-0, in over· time. See story, page B2. ,-~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ste.eeerike? · Bad Timing for Hot Dodgers LOS ANGELES <AP> -The • Los Angeles Dodgers are red hot. and the St. Louis Cardinals a re reeling. But it's a good l possibility that few will re-t member those details the next time either team plays. Tbat's because the Dodgers' 5.3 victory over the Cards Wednesday night was almost sur- ely the final game both teams will be playing for a while. It could be a long while. NEITHER TEAM wa s scheduled to play today. The Cardinals flew back to St. Lows after Wednesday night's set· back. their seventh in a row They are scheduled to entertam San Diego Friday night. Meanwhile. the s izzling Dodgers. winners of six straight games and 21 of their last ~ out· ings. were scheduled to fly to Chicago late this afternoon for a weekend series with the Cubs that probably won't get out of the blocks. The Major League Players As· soc1ation has announced it wt.11 go on strike at 12:01 a.m. ED'l' Friday unless an agreement 1s reached with the club owners. Ao agreement appears extremely unlikely. THERE WAS some question Wednesday night as to whether all the Dodgers would show up for the flight aboard the team's private plane to Chicago. or if there would even be a flight. ''I expect everyone to be al the t, airport unless something hap- r pens before then," said pitcher Jerry Reus s , the Dodgers' pla yer represl'ntat1ve, jus t before his tearri took the field to play the Cards Wednesday night. "But it's up to each player. "If the player chooses not to go to Chicago. it's up to him. They can figure out how much a day's pay is and meas ure it aga10st the cost of a return trip ticket." REUSS SPOKE. to rep<>rters j ust after having a telephone conversation with Marvin Miller, President of the Players Association. ··we discuss e d today 's negotiations," saJd Reuss "The Players Association made some more coocess1ons to get this thing settled. The owners made no concessions. "They're scheduled to meet tomorrow CtodayJ. I don 't know what's going to happen. It's we who continue to make all the mov- ement. What do they want us to do. play for free'!" AN OFJ1CIAL of the Dodgers s aid no decision had been made on whether the team plane will transport the players back to Los Angeles in the event of a strike . And it seemed possible that the flight might be canceled if there was no progress in negotiations earlier in the day. It was announced previously that players will be responsible for providing their own transportation in event of a strike. Howard L. Handy. Smith, Krohnfeldt Lead Estancia By ROGER CARLSON Of .. o.ity .. ~ -The comment was made during the Orange County Invitational by a lmowledgea· ble volleyball source that Estancia Higb's Kent Smith and Tim Krohnfeldl formed the finest one-two setting punch in Orange County. Since that time while the Eagles marched through the Sea View League and into Friday's CIF champ1onsh1p showdown with Newport Harbor there has been little. if any. eV1dence to dispute the chum STARTERS EVEN AS FRESHMEN, the two en1oyed All-Amen can status as Juniors f'ridafl .~fghr ·s 6a•~ S.-t tor 1 at Ora11,,.-c·oa•f KENT SMITH I TIM KAOHNFELDT Krohnfeldt's versatility wtth hJs passing and defenst- when they led ""'£"Sta:ncur to tht' Cl I-' finals. later to the prep nat1onal title in a special summer tournament and to an snv1tallon to a 16-nataon tourney 111 England Add.s Pome~ey:.. "l-e<1n't 1mcrgme two on one team that could be better They've been at 1t for Ji.-.t years and really. experience is the name or the game." Estancia Coach Mike Pomtroy puts their value to the Eagles ' second straight ap pearance 111 lhe fmeb in per,;,pecuve F'RIDA Y'S FISALS MARK the con- ·'Setters are like quarterbacks in football and pitchers m baseball." say!> Pomeroy .. They touch the ball every time the balt I!> put an play They're ~imply the whole heart or a team .. clus ion of athletics for these two al Estancia. v. ha ch al~o 1neluded two chdmp1onship ba~ketball ::.eal>Ons. Krohnfeldt was a first team All Sea Vie~ basketball ~elect.ion, as earmn~ All·CI F honors. Both have antJc1paled the showdown for the vollevball lJtle with Newport Harbor, the on)) team to defeat tjle Eagles . SMlTII, AT 6-1, WAS NAMED the Sea View t,eag\l( .. S Most VaJuable P.la)'er and the Most Valuable Player in Orartge County Krohnfeldt, at S-11, 1s a first team standout "I don 't think wt were ready to play at a lJ .when we met Harbor tar lier," says K rohnf<'ldt "Even our warm ups weren't -"lJT1 botl'rtearmr-------· ---- . n~ht. We had beat them in the plsyof~U,he · ---ye-ar before amt they--had somethltrr ~~~·= .-~ prove " As the season has pro~r~s1-'d ·however . Sm 1th has emerged as thl' true se!ler an Estancaa's sometime:. thrtt -.t!l offense . while Pomeroy has madt more use of AlthouRh both teams sp<>rt 18·1 r ec- ord~ and th~ S;ulors -. ere supenor m their one m~ung, E&Lanc1a 1S the No t seed . • It's Contagious Ill Co'Wens Makes Rangers Feel Sick ARLINGTON, Texas <AP> - Al Cowens bas been 111 but not nearly as SlCk as he made t.be T exas Rangers We dnes day night. Playing tus fin.t game sa.nce Sunday because of a s&omacb disordtt which bas kept him from sleepmg, Cowens blasted a three -run pinch -bit seventh· mnmg homer off Sparky Lyle for the game winner in a wild U Angels victory. IT WAS COWENS' first homer since corrung to CabfornJ.t from Kansas City in the orr season. It gave the Angels their Uurd <'onsecutive victory over Texas, equalmg a victory total m Ari ington Sladlum ror the pa.st three years . .. It ·felt good to hit that f1r-t home run as an Angel. Cov.en~ said ... particul arly in th1.., ball park " It v.3!> last May that Coweru- suffered a broken ;av. v. hen he v. as hJt by an Ed Farmer fast ball TWO NIGHTS AGO. Cowen::. was baC'k tn the hospita l agam here ··1 had stomach cramp~ so bad I couldn't sleep so I v.ent to the hos pital at 3 a rn .• · Cowens ~aid . "l had to get some '>hots :,o I could sleep." Angels manager Jim Fre~os1 s aid , "Al has been tak 1 n~ medicine that makes ham dlzz). but I 1magtne he feels a whole lot better now · · IN FACT COWENS feels so good now that he 's goin~ to be m the starting hneup tonight Cowens said he tnes to forget last year's trauma in this park. ''That all happened 1979, and this is a new year. l 've probably been pull.mg a little pressure on myseU because I came to a new club, but that's a ll " The Angels e1lso got solo homers from Larry Harlow and Dan Ford and a two-run home run by Todd Cruz, his fust ol the year . REUEVER JIM KERN, 2·5. ~as the loser. while the official scorer decided that Mark Clear, 2-2. should be the winner for bis 2Z:J innings or excellent relief. Texas traded 5-0 before scor· mg three runs m the fifth and then going ahead 7.5 in the sixth on a four-run outburst capped by Buddy Bell's two-run single. The Angels scored four times m the seventh on Ford's solo homer and Cowens' shot. Texas' final run came on a solo home run by Rictue Zisk. FREGOS r SAID, "I was dware we had only woo two i::a mes he r e in the last two games, but the way I look at it. we won our last game here last year and now we've won four in a ro'A The Rangers are usually a tough ball club at home." Fregosi s aid he had seldom seen the ball JUmp m Arlington Stadium Wee it did Wednesday night but added, "When you hit 'em like they did tonight, the balls will get over the fence anywhere " In the final game of the series tonight, J on Matlack, 3-1, or Tex· as meets Don Aase, 3·3. It may also be th~ final game or the season, depending on what happens with the union negotia- tions in New York. New Dodger Scoreho8rd in Class by Itself Anaheim Stadium may be having a com- plete face-liftin& to add more seats for both fool· ball and baseball but Dodger Stadium isn't far bebind in t.be race to keep U.s season tic.ket cllent.ele. For the first-timer at Dodger Stadium tb.1s season, especially for one who has operated the scoreboard and message board in the early years of the stadium <seven yean), the blg1eat ehanle is in left field. • Nat on the playin1 field itaelf but behind the bleadllen in that area. A brand new message board baa beell Ctamed and enthusiastic Dodcer penonnel sar it. will be relldy for operation by tbe All.star ~me July 4, if there ii Db strike. ,. A IAPANE8£ na• IS inlt.alll.DI the board and U. will be a welcone replacement foT tbe out-elated board that prevloualy 1ave fans such thrllling messages as birthdays, anni\rersaries and grou,ps in attendance. The new edifice will be a multi-color board for showing instant replays of action on the field along with other pertinent data. It will take two people to operate the board accordin1 to a spokesman for the firm that ls installing the structure. ~ Having operated the old board wtth count· less insignificant messages as previously relat· ed. t.be new struct.u.re wlll be a welcome addi· Uon, indeed. Undoubtedly such mesuges will conUDue in some manner but not on a never· endinl cycle aa in the past.. IT WAS llUCB MOaE nJ'N lo operate the scoreboard in right field and set tbe ball and atTlke count up hardly before a fan was able t-0 tum bis or her bead to see if it bad been chan1«1. Two members or the Dodger front-office staff are beaded for Japan to further check out the operaUoo of the board-vice-president Fred Claire and stadium operations director Bob Smith. None of the intricate operating units bu been installed but tt ta undentood t.bat those running the board will not be watchlna the game bUt in a room behiDd tbe press box with the control panel. IL wU1 certainly be a Merent situation en· tirely from tbt Ortlinal board lhat was the first such unit ever installed at a m.Qor U.S. sports stadium. Tbe oripnal became allDOlt oblolete Ule r~ear 1t was m operabOD and at Ud but one a • BVT IT w AS EFFEcnvE and 1Uracted considerable attention du.rtq tta day. On the night C1I Ute nnt-ever rainoUt ln Loi Anplea. Walter O'Malley sat ln bis box telllq me b)'. direct telephone what be wanted on the board aoi' the message came out to the letter in filling the board. A lucky happenstance. indeed. But changes are being made and the other significant one that is noticeable to fans who have frequented the stadium over Lhe years is I' the color of t.be Infield dirt. The red briek eta, hH been removed and straight brown earth in· stalled ln lta place. The ~ clay Is •till ntdlDt on tbe warnlnC tracll, howet'er. ··n.e Dodgen haven't. rude an error U.. ' ; the cbaqe wu made and they are plQiq ""1 well at home..." one apokeunaa lw tbe team aald. Tbe ball certainly 1et1 a tnaer bowace ...t • the dJrt IUl'face lsn't aearly a Uni wtdcla bu appanetl.)' belped tbe lealD tbia ...... • • • DODGEa ftlVIA -Before President " Peter O'•allef left for New York to JoAa Uae.:.• CS-BANDY, .... BJ) ~ -112 DAILY PILOT Thuraday M1~ 22. 1990 ak A Capaule R•po,, From th• Wortd of Spof11 Tw Hth of N v r a Reality As Baseball S t rike Nears . •'ro• AP Dlqak._ NEW YORK Wlth a 1\nke deadline only houra away. bueball neaotJaton faced a nearly Ill 1mpouible Wk today, meet.lnl ror one Jut Umt m 10 effort to n!acb an agreement Ofl a new contract tl'lat would prevent a play atoppqe. There was little bo~ that a strike could be #Verted after another round ol fruitJ~ ta.lb Wednesday. "Unless there ls a complete chanre or hearl, we're headed pell mell for 1 slrlke," said federal mediator Kenneth Moffett. "We're tn deep trouble." Moffett sald no 'progress had been made at Thursday's session when the players assoc:laUon presented a revised pro· p0sal to owner representaUves. "Sitting at the end of the table and hearing the two s1d~s. It sounded to me as if we were a month away from a deadhne instead of 30 hours," the mediator said. Marvin Mlller. executive di~tor of the union, sald there would be no avoiding the deadline ln his talks with manage· ment. "A strike creates press ure," MUJer said. "Removing the deadline creates no pressure." .--.-,,,........---fltte•~ of iiw Dau-------. Tai Mc Graw, PhUadelphla Phillies reliever, describing his Peggy Lee fastball : "That's the one where the hitter is out in front of it and s ays, 'Is that all .there is'? .. (nllilL~· .tfb("tW OpPH• D oor tor Phib Right fielder Dave Colllm dropped Manny Iii Trlllo's line drive, allowing the winning run to score from second base in the bottom of the ninth inning as PhiJadelphia came from behind to defeat Cincinnati, 9-8, WednesClay night ... Rowland Office's one· out double in the bottom of the ninth inning scored Roa LeFlore Crornsecond base to gtye.Mout.reaLa 3-2-victory over Atlanta ... Lee Maullll drove in.two r:uris and Doa1 Flynn scored three times to support the strong pitGhing of Pete Falcone as the Mets 'downed Houston, 5·1. . Tfm FoU hit his first home rup of the season and Steve Nicosia drove in the winning run in the eighth mmng to lift Pittsburgh to a 3·? victory and a doubleheader sweep over San Du~go. In the first game. Mike Easler opened the Pirate ninth with a game-tying homer and BW Robinson later drove in the winning run with a bloop single, giving -Pittsburgh a 4-3 victory ... Vida Blue T111uo pitched a six·tuller to lead San Francisco to a 4· l victory over the Cubs . . . El Toro r esident Graig Nt>tlles opened the l llh inning with a homer and Ruppert Jont>s :.iddl•d a two-out, thrt-e run s hot as the Yankees un- loaded f1v(• homers :.ind defeated Detroit. 9 5 . Rookie J oe Charboneau drove in two ruru. with a homer and a single and un Ruker pi cked up his fifth victory as Cleveland defeated Halt1mon •. 4·2 . J im Dwyer C:tnd Tony Perea each hit two home runs and JJm Rice also homered as Boston smashed Toronto, 11·2. for Mlke Torrea'a first victory of the season . . . John Castino banged out four singles and Jose Morales hammered a solo homer to back the seven-bit p1tchinl! of Geoff Zahn and lead Minnesota to a 3·2 victory over the White Sox . . . Tony Arm as drove in the winning run with a one-out single in the 14th inning and Bob Lacey pitched ~ innings of scoreless relief to lead Oakland to a 4-2 victory over Kansas City ... Bruce Bocbte'a two-run homer and a solo shot by Bill Stein hjghlighled a five-run e1Khlh in· ning r ally that gave Seattle a 6·5 victory over Milwaukee. '"" •• Maw Ge f o ftltf •plr• Wlth S.twday'a enlr)' deadllne for u,. MOleOW • Olymplc-qu.lckly appro1chln1. J apan ap~art to bo movtna cloaer to attendlnc what la tumJna out to be • m!N·Oam u -a declalo4l which would hurt . tho \J lnapa~ boycott campaltn.tJapan, Aualralia and 11nel 1UU have lo make declatooa. lfeaowhlle, there were an.fry voic• ra!Hd ln We1t Germany beeauae or U.1 pro. boycott d c!1lon when other F.uro~an countries are 1oln1 to M0tu.·ow. "Now we are Olympic dummlea," proelaJmed a Bonn newspaP'!r "The teovcrnment made a mlJtake and now w~ ar4' taolated tn t:urope .. . . U.S. athletes may pick up .cold rnedalJ even lhouah they won't be 1oln1 to the Olympic Gamet. Le&l•lut.lon WH tnlroduced to atrtke 650 medala lo honor the •lhletes "who, on the baala of out&tandln1 p~rformanct:, have earned plac~ on the Ul80 Summer Olym· pie t am." . Taiwan Is awaiting an lnternat1ona1 Olym. pie Commlttee meeting early next month before it de· tcrmlnes wbether to participate ln the Moscow Olymplc Games. a sports leader says .. Overall, Sl naUoM have de· c1ded not to attend the Games. -----• .. ~•an Toda•------.. On thi.S date in baseball in 197'1: The Boston Red Sox and tbe Mllwaukee Brewers combine'd for a major league re«>rd·tying 11 home runs in a 14-10 Bol!ltoo victory at Fenway Park. On this date in 1963: New York Yankees slugger Mickey Mantle hit a borne· nm orf the right field facade at Yankee Stadium tor tbe secood time 111 bis career. K.ansu City's Bill Fis· cher was the victim man 8-7 Yankee win. Today's Birthday New York Yankees pltcber To~y John is 37. CUppe• • l\'a•~~ua·. Play~r-roa~h PauJ SUas. a me mber or three NBA cham· pionsh1p teams during his 16-year career. was II named player·coach or the San Diego Clippers Wednesday. Salas. who turns J7 in July, signed a three-year contract as a <'Oach and a one year contract as a player ... A hot doi;t !>land owner who came to the United State!> from Greece 10 years ago claimed the SJOS,000 Wed- nesday that he won at Hollywood Park for picking six con· secut1ve wannl•rs Sunday . . Arizona State Junjor Jl'ff Montpas rolled up 3,974 points to take the lead after five events of the decathlon. the openmg event m the Pac· 10 Conference track and field cham- pionstups . . Nancy Lieber man, the two. time AU·Amen can basketball player from Old Donuruon. thinks !'.he may get a call June 10 -lhe day of the NBA college draft. "I've he:.ird I 'll be p1c.ked by eJther the New York Knicks. Boston Celtics or the Washington Bullt.>l!>" Howard University football players. who say they sius have bt'en phy!>l<'ally abused by their cn.1d1('t and threatenl'd with the loss of their schol~h1ps, ha\e ets~ed the NCAA to invesllgate whethe r the l>Chool 1s in \'1olauon of NCAA rulcl> ... Canadian heavyweight boxing <'hamp1on Trevor Berblck wall meet former WBA champion J ohn Tate 1n a 10-round. non-title fight June 2Q 1n Montreal . A \~lephone vote of the National Hockt'y L4:agut• governors 1s expected this week on the transfer of the Atlanta Flames to Calgary under the Ownership of Vancouver m1ll1onaire Nelson Skalbaota . . . Tiny Archibald, Doug Collins, Rick Barry and CbarUe Scott are some of the players who "''lll nol be protected by their NBA teams in next week's dran to stock the expansion Dallas Mavericks . The Lakers will not protect Spencer Haywood, Butch Lee and Marty Byrnes. T~Radlo TV: Ho<'kev -Stanley Cup Playorfs, New York Islanders at Ph1ladelph1a. 11 :30 p.m., Channel 13. RADIO: Baseball -Angels at T exas, S.30 p.m .. KMPC (710). F RIDAY'S RADIO naseball -Dod5?ers at Ch1cago. 11:25 a .m .. KABC 1790 > Rowdy Fans Go Wild at Tiger Stadillill 7 -T iit; EARJ.'S ~~..-..""° ....., . .._ ..... ~ DETROIT <AP> -Detroit's 12-8 victory over the New York Yankees Tuesday night was ne arly overshadowed by the ac- tions of some r owdy rans at Tiger Stadium Detroit Police said 12 people were arrested on charges of dis· or derl y conduct Anot her 12 were ticketed. Two hired secur ity guards were injured in the fracas, wh ich -continued off a nd on throughout the evening in the center field bleachers. "It happens every now and then, but not every game," a police spokesman said Wednes· day. He added the number of people arrested was unusually high. "Drinking is a big part of the problem, and some of them start in even before they come to the ball park," said a club official. Lou Nieto, assistant lo the director of stadium operations. said there have been numerous meetings in the past few days to discuss the problem of rowdy fans. "I don't know what the prob- lem is. Maybe It's all the peo- ple laid off. L.ateJy, we're getting a lot of young people up there wbo are coo.sidertng it a picnic a rea," Nieto said. No bottles or cans a re allowed into the stadium. but some get through anywav. ~eball S tandings BARWICK 'DATSUN AME RICAN LE AGUE WestDtvlalon W L Pct. GB Chicago 22 16 .!579 Kansas City 20 16 .556 1 Oakland 20 17 .541 l 'h Texas 18 18 .500 3 Seattle 19 20 .487 3112 Aoiela 16 19 .457 4~ Minnesota 16 22 .421 6 East Dlvlalon New Yorlt 21 14 .600 Toronto 19 lS .559 1 \12 Boston 19 18 .514 3 Milwaukee 16 18 .471 4~ Detroit 16 19 .457 5 Baltimore 16 21 .444 6 Cleveland 15 20 .425 6 -.....U'J'•k-,. ........ Tue•I Bo•loi> 11. 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Hellm ich is probably best known among his fellow players tor bavtng what seems hke the only hair brush an the locker- r oom alter the Kame Following California's vi ctory. Manny Neves Mopped by his cubicle and inquired about it~ Johann Scharmann needed 1t . und even Craig Allen. who fired home the game ""toner cit 92 59 asked for 1t. WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S de· f e n s 1ve e ffort !> by both goalk~pers -Houston's PauJ Hammond and the Su rf's M a honey -·arc· good lessons for the rookie keeper "I don't pay th<tt much atten· t1on lo the other wrnlkel'pers I JUSt watch Mike b<:cau-.l' that'') the one I al ways ""eirk wlth." Ht-llm1 ch PXpla1nl> in bf:l"'een t1•llang u teammJtC '4ho has tus brU!'ih lkllm1ch ha'n t wPn anv ptay 1ni.: tinw r1unni.: th,. r•·.l(ular 't·a~on . hut hl' dul bldnk th1· "'" \nJ?t•lf"<. A/ll-<' :.? 11 .inc1 pla~ ~ half or J 3 I \l<'tor~ m t•r l-.ctn1nn t11n in p11 'c'a!.011 ,,,J, H • ·~ T•. \-.. n HY h. t• ·jm m.1 11·'. hut Jl"'o r• I•' c·ll·d 'I m r l' ii I I \ h d r1 I' \ "' j I h \ " IJ r p 1 r ( 1 • r rn d n t· " I ,, n 1 f' h t . • • :-Oc hJrrn inn l..111 .. him oh.., lht• 1:..inw 'ot 1111• n ...... all n1i:ht 1\1 1; I. lkO, 111 llm1c h h.i dJl lht• allribuu.•s to make 1t 111 pro ress1onal ~cer. de .. plle the c.-on Stant an0ux of l::UrOpedn and South Ame rican l;ilenl v.h1ch ~till dominates the NASL H he bas anylhing going for him. 1\ is the conunumg crw.ade hy the league to Amer1can1ie the NASL '4llh rule'> r<-quirin11 a cer· lain number or :-.:orth Aml'ncan'> on lhl' µl ..1) m~ held .it all time-- STEVE HELLMICH - Wednesday night. he had the opportunity to see goalkeep· aog at tls best. Particularly sharp w~ llouston's Hammond v. ho constantly thwarted some nice Surf plays in the second hair "We hat1 seven or eight open i-:oals to shoot at and we Just mas~ed them," said Surf player· coach Peter Wall. "Hammond played quite well." A particularly aggressive goalkeeper, Hammond had hts hands ful l with Steve Moyers, the No. 4 scorer in lhe NASL, Laurie Abrnhams and Johann ~charminn MEANWHrLE, AT the other end or the field. Mahoney wu ha\'ang has '>hare of tough saves. Wh1l1• t\I', -. .. a-.on !>tat1stics aren't oV·('r .... hel ming, Mahoney has pl.1\t•d c;ohdly in goat with an of. r .. rhl\l'h minded tt:am thet at t1nw'> h..1-. ldl him with liWe proti>c·t1on JI 1• to<> hns high hopes for Jl1·llrn11 h ~t.-H· 1s lhl' same as ,,, . I.id <iut lwn._" thv vwtonous 1•0.tl lo.1 ll• r l'()ffinlt'nlf'd "It'<; unt•1rl1Jr1.ot1 1hJ t •inl; on<' team '' l·on111 l'l•·d to J !>Ocrer rlub herL I.Ji f-.urOJ)('. each club hJ-. 1"' 11r It r,.,. 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TRACK I TENNIS Thur9dey May 22. 1980 DAILY PILOT 83 . . John vano PLA%A VERDE LIQUOR 0 If rrtt •'&>4.~ 1!1!7'1'C..!. iJ"'4~~b II.I ...,..._-..a_n 4. '°"' '11 " "' ..,. ~ .. ~ £\rt.N~ ,.t~ t>t~tr Tift' 111!. :·~ [>{.!.:) .. \.'. '"" P(}1-''T -Ir rN~ .,PPxc)Af. '$-':~;, , .. ~ --n.·~ CIF Finals Spiketacular Set Friday NORWALK -The cream ct Cl F Southern Sec· lion athletes. includm g 68 from the Orange Coast a rea, converge on Cerritos College Friday for the purpose of settling track and field championships IO four ruv1sions for boys and girls. It <tll begm~ at 4 o'clock with several area standouts eyeing championship performances. AMONG THOSE WHO qualified for the finals are Edlson's Kerwm Bell and Jon Buller and Newport Harbor's Willie Thoms in '4·A, Corona del Mar's Shawn Gallagher and Andy Gerken and Costa-Mesa's Victor Herrera and Scott LaCro~e.. in the 3-A. and San Clemente's Jim Doehring 1n 2·A . Girls entered from the area nearly double the number or boys, h•d by University High's Laura Mills and Polly Plumer m 3-A, Edison's Tracy .. m PREP TRACK Great QB. Debate ll 'a not even July yet . It ·a only the middle o! M•y. and already • quarterb•ck cootroveray la brewlntr At the Kam•' m ini-camp for rookies and VtHcra1u1 rt•ce11tly . rc11ortt!r s se1aed the op. .,ortumt)' to ~et 11omc 4.'urly season comments Iron\ ~ two wmbalants Vlnce Ferragamo and Pat Haden ll hats already been established, by Coach Ray Malavul, lhat lladen, despite last year's inJury wblch put Fe rraeamo into the spotlight, will re· turn aa the te1tm '3 No I QB Ft"l'l'•t•mo. on th~ other hand. leaves oo doubt ~ti to what be fet'ls the srtualJon should be. "EVE&l'BODY HAS TREia own policy," Ferragamo explains "All I know is that we were below 500 when I got the start.ing JOb. we finished 9 7, and we went to the Super Bowl "I know I'm not ~olely responsible for what happened, but I think 1t s hould ment me some con· t11deration. "The best man will be No l · Surpnsmgly, Ft-rragamo and Haden have re- mained frrnnds throughout Uus battle, although Had en doesn't know how long that can continue. "I want to play obviously. and one of us is go. mg lo have lo sit.'' he says. "What fnghtens me the m ost 1s possibly losing our friendship be<:ause of this. "Vince and 1 are good fnends, and I want 1t to stay that way . But so much is going to be made of lhh. by I hl· ml•dia it':,. l>ound to J!el b1tll•r to some degree "AU, I WANT IS TtnS team to be successful. and 1f Vince proves he's a better quarterback, I can live with lhal " Haden knows all too weU what Ferragamo as going through these days, as he was there himself more than once Flrsl wit.h James Harris, and then •when Joe Namath came to the fold. "It's tough enough being a quarterback, but it's particularly tough bemg a quarterback in LA I thank we can handle the problems here, though We respect one another as mature men " There's no doubt that the Great Quarterback Debate 1s going to be the center of controversy when the Rams open summer workouts July 19 And the media Wlll love it. But, as it ha~ b<.'<'n pro Yen an past years. 1t r .in be earned too far and that is a major concern to Malavas1, who must make a difficult decision with the media poised in the wings JI.I.St waiting to second-guess him. • • • ASKED HOW HIS FINGER I broken nght pink> 11sprogress10g, Hadenqu1pped. "It does n 't ar. fect my whobbles at all I still throw them the same Mcilav<is1. who must make a difficult decis ion with * •• EVERYONE R EPORTED TO CAMP except Dave Elmendorf and John Williams Williams re· tired shortly afterwards. and Elmendorf is expect- ed to follow swt ••• AN lNTEREb'TING SIDENOTE to the Great Quarterback Debate Is that Haden can't be traded without his c.-onsent, and Ferragamo 1s on the op· lion year or his contract. . It will be interesting to see how that affects thinRS • * * NATURALLY. THE RAMS' first draft choice. Johnnie Johnson, stood out W<e a sore thumb dur ing workouts "I haven't seen a lot of tum, but what I have seen I ll~e." s ays com erback Pat. Thomas with a smile Another 1J11press1onable figure was free agent wide receiver George Farmer. who clocked a 4 53 40-yard dash on grass <fa5test on the team 1 and v. a .. RIVLOI( defensive back:-flL, v.1th h1 ' movl'!> Farmer . who played'at Santa Monaca CC and Southern Um\•e rs1ty, hah a J&1nch vert1cle leap Says Thomas. ··Every year they try to bnng 10 raster people to test us . • * • ~ )UNE IS THE COACIDNG staffs month for • rest and relaxation Matava.c;1 figures to do as much fishing as he can dunng that time although he's anxious to get started Wlth the com10g NFL sea son. ~ MEMORIAL WEEKEND ~r..1 SPECIAL ~. ~ HENRY WEINHART $21 9 ~~ G~~~~!~~AY 26~ ; 't:' ,,,,, ,., ,., ..... "' ~~ 1!115 MP.A Vflltlf !>RIV( tASl ~ c.;.11• Miu . C•hfum1• ... ( 1141 &49 1422 THE SPRING TRIO St>ersucker Sport ( Odt , Gray tropical c.ldck<,, , dnd W h it<• bucb ,......,.~ Ta ilorf'd in t htt ( Hall1dav·., \ ndturdl ~huuldN '>tyll· 1 that'<, ,i lwJ~' right 17th & Irvin~ Ave., Newporl Buch, C.1lif. l 7141 f)4>-0792 Hanlon and Newport Harbor's Teri McCunniff and ~aught OD ~anvas Dana Hills' Nancy Jessen <2·A>. '-.I '-..; All running events will be in the metric tares tone format, the same as next week's state qualifying ~eere:e,:~.the same Sile and the state finaJs in Nei11llln Paints Laver, Emerson BELL. THE FASTEST qualifier in the 4-A 100 with a 9.69 clocking and ftfth fastest in the 220 (22.22). enters under a cloud or mystery because or a muscle pull in the prelims. Butler's 9: 15.07 was the leading mark in the 4-A two-mile prelims and be appears to have a solid shot at the UUe, especially since he is not run- ning the mile. During the year Buller has been running both events. By DAVE CUNNl"'GHAM Of llw D•lly 1'1lot St•tl LeRoy Neiman. the a rllst who speciah.zes in s ports paintings, plans to be in Newport Beach May 30 to see one of his works auct ioned as a benefit for the 19th annual Adoption Gu 1ld Tennis Tournament Carl Ekem. Jack Warde n and Mano Machado. • • • HOW OFTEN DO \'OU get a chance for free tennis les~ns., TALlll THE TIREMAll 9UALITY SERVICE . COSTA MESA HOUIS.: MOH. THll'U Rt. 7:JO AM TO• rM . • FAST CMMrof Horbof-ll•d. & W'lko. Ac~stn:. r.-.y'• ~app4-J Cahr Thoms leads the section in the pole vault with a 15·3 effort and is one of the leading candidates for championship honors. Neiman was comm1ss1oned by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cook lo produce an or iginaJ painting of tennis greats Roy Emerson and Rod Laver, both resi· dents or Newport Beach and co· honorees of this year 's tournament. Newport Beach tennis pro Dave Saltz will gave free analys is of your forehand or backhand durmg a waJk in clinic Friday and Sat urday between 10 a.m. and 2 p .m at Bever ly Hills Savings, 3748 E . Coast t-----------------------------..-1 Highway. in Corona del Mar. UT. 7:ltA.N TO J f'M PHONE 631-0712 Herrera and Lacrosse were beat winners in their specialities. the 880 (1 :56.80> and mile ( 4: 23.65). respectively. ANOTHER WITH A GOOD SHOT is Corona del Mar's Jim Sweet, who qua lified in the long and triple jumps . DoehMng is the odds-on choice to dominate the 2·A shot put field. His 63·11 effort is a s tate-leading mark and overshadows the 2-A field by over four feet, Mills leads the sec lion in the hurdles with her 13,9 clocking, which s he has done twice. She also ente rs with a best of 5-8~ in the high jump. Plumer and teammate Laura Sauerwein enter the 3-A girls mile with the two best entry times. 4: 59 7 and 5:09.4 McCunniff threatens the high Jump field with a best or 5-9 f'ro• Pagr BI HANDY'S COLUMN. . strike ne~otlations m eeting, he reportedly tolCI one LA reporter: "There will be no strike ... Back in a famihar role as third base coach for the Dodgers, Danny Ozark is happy with his lot in baseball and not under the pressure he felt as Philadelphia manager ... M.any Mota, over in the fi rst base coaching box. is also the hitting instructor and spends considerable time watching the TV camera behind home plate during batting practice. He finds little Oaws in the player's swings and corrects them. "Reggie is doing this and Dusty is doing that.'' Mola says and then imitates their deficiencies. Ap· parenUy it is working out well for the Dodgers. t\t one point in Tuesday night's game, the Cardinals ha d one run on 10 hits and the Dodgen had four runs on only two hits, both homers . Football Signups Registration for South Coast Junior All · American Football is set for thjs Saturday and also Satunlay. June 7 at Crown VaJJey Commun!· ty Park In Laguna Emerson and Laver will join Neiman a t the unveiling and a uction, hosted by Cannell and Chaffin in the Design Plaza on Newport Center Drive. The tournament itself begins Satur· day <.it various clubs throughout Orange County. with fin als s cheduled June 1 at Newport Beach Tennis Club. Proceeds from the tournament and auction benefit the non sectarian Ho· Ly Family Services in Sant<t Ana. which offer~ adoption pl acement. child care and other youth services. • * • C H AR IT Y TENNI S tournamenll> art• common. bu~ not many can say they are dlrecll) responsible for saving la ves Such 1~ the c ase for the second annual Celebrity-Amateur Tournament for St Joseph's Hospital m Orange. Coming to R1d geline Country Club June 14, the tournament will help pay for a new monitoring system for open heart surgery. Since 1974 the number of open heart operations at St. Joseph's nas doubled. leaping from 125 to over 250 per year. Until the advent of the new monitoring machine, heart rate was the only activity checked during sur· ger y . Now blood pressure and respiration rate can also be scanned. giving the patient a better chance of s urvival. Celebrities who have received in· vitations include Deacon J ones, Pat Paulsen, Marion Ross. Ed Arnold. Open only to those 18 and older , the c.-linic will offer lS minutes of in· TENNIS d1vidual instruction. includin~ vldco- l aping of each players· stroke <lnd a step-by-step evaluation No pre-registration 1s necess<1ry For more information contact John Blanke at 675·11866 It won 't be necessary to wear your tenrus to~s. since Saltz will give the lesson inside the building. usi ng a f1xed·ball de \'I Ce. • • • SALTZ WILL FOLLOW his three· day l>lml at Beverly llllls Savings with a series or tennis classes in lrvme Separate sessions are scheduled for Juruors and adults. with one 11 :i· hour session given each week for a month. Five different parks , m add1- t1on to University High, will serve as sites for the lessons S1gnups will be taken Saturday. 9· 11 ·30 a,m . at Harvard Community Athletic Park. 14701 Harvard Ave. For more information phone Saltz Recreation Management at 7Sl ·SSS1 • • • NEWPORT BEACH PROS Bob Ab· bott, Robyn Ray and Ken Stuart are combining their talents to run the an· nual summer te nn is camp for Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club Niguel. Anaheim Stadium Special weekend bu• MrYlce to Angela home pmes. Boya, a1es 7·1•. from tbe communltlea of La1una Beacb, L•IUD• Ni1u, I , San Juan CapiatnI! Dana Point. San ' lemente, Caplttl Beacb and Soutb MlAion VlejO are fifltble to]Jlay. Free l*lalcala wlll be provided durua, tbe r•- ,Utrailoft per1ods from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tbe ~nil located at 8111 Valley Pa.rkwaJ". The Anaheim StadiU<l1 Special will take you out to every weekend home game. and back again. fOf just $1.00 one way. tt'll give you relief from stadium traff lc and save the cost of gas and parking. Simply check OlK handy map to ~ Which departure point is most convenient to your area Both Stadium Specials run on weekends~ .A.1st call us f Of a schedule. Service will continue through playoffs. And. W the Angets win this season's pennant OCTD will serve all playoff and Wor1d Series games held at Anaheim Stadium. 11-C....4' A ......... I ........ ...... ·iu·C. ... . i...,... .. .... ....__ ....... ... ~ ..,.,_~ -,,.., "" ... ·--1..i-•Wolld ~c-.. ........ "-..;. .-..• ~.r!f T ·• •!?..fl;,.,,...,, '·'"~ • ......,.,.,,t * MEMORIAL WEEKEND SPECIAL * We II install up ro 5 auarts of high grade 011 & lubricate your RV chassis & install 011 filler Good 'T ll 5/24/80 SHOCKS FOR f~ILTER @· •15ss (i' You need a Big Shocll ro ger a Firm· Riding Pick· Up 4.a4 0< Van. 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DNlYPILOT ,Craig Cup ··worth$$ By Al.MON LOCKABEV OellJ N9t ...... .,_ Most YM<'htint trophies. mt'ltf'd down. would aot bt' worth t>noul(h to buy a moortna lln«> for the "tnOID(C )'Mt•ht Not so, the J 1rnlh ('r:ug Troph)' "On~ of lhf' olde:H ) aehtrng uwurd in HL'ilt>ntt'. which is put UP »nnually for lt httll' known POWt'r ooat rontt'!ll predkkd log rac1n11 More than &1 dt•<'udt' aao the <..:ru1a Trophy l\ t;:1llmatt'd vnlue wai. more thMn $25,000 and wa11 ktpt an a bank vuult by the Long 6tiuch Y1acht Club which has c~tiX.I)' of lhti i.Um. 14 Inch hiab solid ~old kudos NEARLY A SCOltE of power ooat i.kapperi> w\11 be competmg for the pnvalege or bavmg their )achl's name engraved on the Craig Uus weekend OOA1JNG tn a contest or navigating skill lhat wall see yachti> going in two darttlions between San Diego and Long Beach and back to San Diego San Diego ya<:hts competing for the trophy will go from San Diego to Long Beach Friday for the fi rst leg and return to San bicgo Saturday lo romplete the two-legged course Los Angeles area boats will depart Long Reach Yacht Club Saturday -along with the San Diego entries -and will have their choice of com pl et mg the stt0nd leg -from San Diego to Long !t>ach--Monday or the following weekend IF TIOS SEEMS CONFUSING, it 1s Al least until one understands that predicted log raci.ng is not a rontest of speed. but accuracy of navigation in which skippers predict m advance the time they "111 fetch earh mark of the course and finish. ~sing which speed t hey "ill run and ta.king into consideration the cond1t1ons of wmd. sea and cur- ~m . The sk:ippt'r who completes the prescribed coursf wath the least percentage of error is the wanner The stoppers themselves are not allowed the luxury of a timepiece. An impartial. on-board obsen ·er is the official time keeper and checks the boat ·s arrival at each designated checkpoint and the farush The Craig Trophy has a vaned and colorful h1stor~ It was fi rst placed in competition on the l::a~t Coast in 1907 bv James Gordon Bennett. then publisher or the New York Herald newspaper, for tltc wanner of an annua l motor boat race from New York to Bermuda THE ORIGINAL TROPHY was fabricated of ~tt-rhng sil ver According to Bennett's deed of gift. thl' 1rophy would becom e the pe rmane nt pu~i>ession of any skipper who won it three times The winner in 1907 and 1908 was one James Craig of Connecticut. owner of a 60-foot cruiser. Ailsa Cr aig. Afte r his second wan. Craig an- nounced that he would not race for it again for fear 1t "ouJd go out of compe t1t1on. It was uqfortunate. however, that interest 1n the race waned and no competition was held m 1909. In fact, the run to Bermuda was never re- vived and the cup remained in Craig's possession until 1921 . when he dedicated it to the National As- sociation of Engine a nd Boat Manufactur ers (NA EBM> as a prize for a predicted log contest of al least 100 miles in the open ocean . Al that time, NAEBM changed the name from the J am es Gordon Bennett to the J ames Craig Trophy T he troph y r e mained an Eas t Coast prize for a race from New York to Atlantic City and return until 1925. A Philadelphia s kipper won it in l92S and it was placed in the trophy case at the Philadelphia Yacht Club where it re posed until it was stolen -and never recovered Busy Week e nd Yachts Race On Holiday More than 70 s ailing yachts are expected to answer the starting signal Saturday in the annual Marina del Rey-to-Dana Point race sponsored by Dana Point Yacht Club and Pacific Mariners Yacht Club or Marina del Rey. The race is the highlight of the Memorial Day weekend which will also see small boats in action in traditional holiday regattas sponsored by Balboa Yacht Club and Dana Point Yacht Club. Women sailors will also be active Saturday in t he initial 1980 Orange County Women's Ocean Racing Series hosted by South Shore Yacht Club. C apistrano Bay Yacht Club will keep Performance Handicap Racing Fleet <PHRF) racers busy all three days with the second r ace of its Ocean Racing Series. Memorial Day r egatta s are sca ttered throughout the Southern California Yachting As - sociation calendar, but the two largest will pro- bably be Alamitos Bay Yacht Club and Balboa Yacht Club's classics. Southern California Yachting Association calen- dar: * * * * * * .... I •• Lllllla..tl ,Ate m1to1 e ey V1~111 Cttlll -· Meflloflol 0.Y bftlt•. S.lurdey, $Wldey. c.ne1r YecM Clull -.._.,., .._. roco C'-c.«MIM) Molldey. S-0!..-~n .Oll90 Yecllt Club -Cre111 T f'Ol)lly rec. I rwn t..one a..dl, .S..tur. O.y. Minion Bey Yeclll c11111 - ~orlel O.y lt ... tte, Seturdey, S..ndey. Corot1.00 Ceya Ye<llt Club -It~ ~.~.Sllndey. Oc ....... Yadltella-~IOI to Connedll race rmmft111ultl S.tur- 0.J Soutllwutorn Yecllt Club OcHn.lldt to CoroNdt rec. Cleft, PHltlfl) SMl#Wy. Slhtr O•t• v ecfll CIUll - Memorlel Doy O..ml"'4, leturdey, • Sundey, Meftdty. COf'ONdo YK!lt CIUO -Olltnlftt 0.y. 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C·1'5·2" ------- l'hurldty, M9Y 22. 1980 DAil Y PtLOT .. ... ......... k.~ Area Fishing funing Alive Salt water fishing aloq tbe ..un South Coast IB startl.q to come alive and 1pon boata flshina , the kelp bed.a and outer islanda report fair to good : angling for a variety of fs.b. Loads are light durloc the week providinc plen~ of action room and on weekends there aWI seems to be plenty of room to aqueae cloee to the rail. ALL IA>CAL LANDINGS 1tt putting on extra trips this holiday weekend in order to accom- modate the many anglers that want to get out aod sample early summer ftshlnc. Davey's Locker is fiabinc Catalina dally aod spokesman Doug Turin report.a that there is plenl)' of bonito and bus. Turin added that there are yellows in the water, but they are vel'l' book-shy. Jn closer to the beach. Davey's is nmning half-day and three.quarter-day boats to local kelp beds fer mixed catches of surface and bottom feeders. The Channel Isle will begin daily trips to Catalina Island starting Friday as the sportfiaber has just come off the waves after being rdltted for this season's angling A&T'S HAS ALSO SCHEDULED ball-day boats and a three-quarter-day boats to handle the aotic1pat.ed fistung interest Both Art's Landing OUIDOORS and the PaVllJon report slow bay fiabiog with the built of the catch being made up of spotted bay bass. herring and non-legaJ halibut. There is am- ple bait ava1Jabl~· both at the docks and at the jelly when the boat Jupiter can make bait oo time. Stnper action in Newport is coostdered very slow and only those who )lave fished these lines1des regularly are ftndlng any sU<:cess. The tides have been wrong for aoy spotlin action in the bay but there itre some good reports coming from ocean anglers THE TOM WICK.HAMS of San Clemente ltmit· ed out on spotfin and yeUowfin la.st "eek and also adcfed a couple of barred perch and a corbina lo the catch, while ftshing the warm waters below San Onofre George Mowry of Dana Wharf s~shing re· pons spotty bonl.l.O and sand baas action aloog the coastline, but expects fishing to improve this weekend ,,,,,th three add.itiooaJ ball-day boats being sent out to t.ap the locaJ waters. ll was with sad eyes that I was informed that we are &osing one of our veteran s kippers to a northern port John Hass will be moving the Fury to 22nd Street l.andlDg in San Pedro this weekend. Twenty five years ago I decked with John wt.en he ~ worked for bis father on the "Suzan" and I ftabed • the "Clalrwalt" with Capt. Bill llollisoo. · i YELLOWT A.IL HA VE FINA.LL Y started to bite in San Diego waters and Paul llorris. speak- ing for the neet operatin& out of F\aberman's Landmg, reports that bait and water coeditioos are ideal Daily C'oun t s a re up and down on tbe yeUowUJJ. rangm~ from 300 fish per day to lest1 than 50 per da) ~ost of lbe yellows are 10 the 10· to 12-pound C'las..-.. but there are aome that are be· ing boated that exceed 40. ~ yellows are bitting on small ireeaJes, live cbo¥ies and small jiaa. Wbm tbe la.rcer fish move in. the btte sbould be lood to a~t as there is ample bait in the flats to keep the fl&h around. Morns says the water is as eood as be has ever seen it at this time of tbe year and tbat Ute skippers anticipate a good biuef"U> twia bite to de· 11elop soon There 1s no word on any advance aJ bacore be . ing taken thus far. Long range boaL'i operating out of Fisherman's Landing are not making the swing on the outside yet. as flshing has been red bot for long rangers who a re coo~nlrating on wahoo and large yeUoy,fin twia With thf' good water temperatures along the outer channels at present it is possible that this loogfin ~ason couJd be a good one for Southland anglers. but 1t still 1s a wait and see situation as far as an) concrete predictions being made by fis h and game b1olog1st.s . Hues Dominate Pirates' Day Named MVP Orange Coast College sophomore firs t baseman Randy Day has been named the South Coast Conferencc·s Player of the Year by the con- ference baseball coaches. Day helped lead the Pirates lo their farst con· ferencc championship in the 11-year history of the circuit. breakmi;: Cerritos Collefle's eight-year re- ign. Coachofthe yearwas OCC's Mike Mayne. First Team Pos., Player, Scbool P-Don Smith. Orange Coast P-Larry Hicks. Orange Coast P-Dlck Owenby, Santa Ana P-Jim Miner. 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P"6, _,,,_ 1n tfle <onl•KI dO<.,_ 1'1ll:l'UI _, .. __ ..,., PUBLIC NOTICE ,,_, •• -.,...1 De .cc-...,• Put>11""" Dr-c-oa11r P•oot. • >dYI P • ..,_ c.erUUM 'or ~· t"'K" O'. '"° ... U.ll,1' ~~. ,.. -.L c ,,, " ............... ~""••MO ~"'""" ... OTICE-OF oe•TH OF CIOftd lor -Nu ...... IO' OI I... ,...,... -h ( -• 1' "'"-C-•t on ,... ,.. -1o1t11t11tci.,.,_tw,._..,,,.. •111 '° ._ .,~ BY R 0 H EM ER S 0 H CM•• ....... s....1.,.., 0.ftft(I Ho PIO --uc N~'"' ~ --E s 0 POWll-la t-.c!U'""6 .c lr'LI• v1n .. L -·"""'0..-.f.~O..••P•"" W LL lK• BYR HE. ..... .,._ ..... ""'" ,_ • ,,,... ....,. •• H n ~ -w e L s A H 0 0 F t.Hllor_.,_ NOTICE OF DEATH OF PETIT I 0 N T 0 A 0 · Ho _ _...,.<_ .. -.,, HERMAN A . OIEK, JR. P UBLIC NOT1CE MINISTER ESTATE NO. ::_me:,:"~~:=;•=,"::"..!: ANO OF PETITION TO A ·104515. ,, m-1n erGorc»nu w1111 ,,. pro ADMINISTER ESTATE ;iOTICE OF DEATH OF To a I I he I r s • v1s-\ot 1,_,,.,_...,,...,...~,,_" HO. A ·1CMUS LULA MELLIN ANO OF benef iciaries, cr edcto r s .!,~.,:::r-~,...:i,:,";y-.!.-T o a I I h e 1 r s , PET 1T1 o N To Ao. and contingent c r editor s of r11e a-.i o1 o.rwtou o1 1,. eo.1.e be neftei anes, c r editor s MNISTER ESTATE NO. Byron E~ Wells a ka Mew s..it.,.,. o.woe:t ,.,....._ ,,.. and contingent c reditors of At04511 Byron E. Wells of Balboa, •l9fd ..,,..,1K,.,,Yor •11-H er m a n A . Dic k. J r . of T 0 a 1 1 h e , r s Ca l if ornia a nd pe r so n s .,.!.~J.:';':ct":~~.! ';",:1:: Hun t in 9 t o n B e a c h . b.-ie tic1anes, creditor s who may be otherwise in· -.... °' 11w c.i.--~ c-. Calitornia and persons who artj conlingent c reditor s o f terested 1n the will and/or ~~r~~:': 'b":• :! ~~.~ ;~ may be otherwise inter est· L iia Mellin of New POrt estate: , ... °"''1c1-..-111ac1w1i11 edtnthew1lland1orestate : B4ac h , Califo r nia a n d A petit1onhas beenf1led ,,. • .,, .. ..,.s.c.mer,OfW11ct D1w oc1 PG" s on s who m a y b e by Duane Kemp Wells and -"'•11 ..,. ... , -111 .. _.,,_ A petition has been filed oderw1se i nterested in the Ralph Erwin Wells in the t':....., ,,. ~lane• of w •d by J acquely11 S. Olett in w•I and/or estate : Super ior Court of Orange D .... 1N1 11. '"° the Super ior Court of 4 petihon has been filed Cou nty req uest in g that ll'l'OlllOERMTHEBOU D Orange County requesti"9 by Joan Kain e '" the Duane Kemp W ells and ~C::!f~SOF fHE that ~acquelyn S. 01ek ~ ~rior Court of Or ange Ra lph Erwin W ells be ap· SAH1TAlllY D1su1CT appointe d as per sonal caint~ r equest ing that p oi n ted as p e r sonal ,..,.,.,,,....0r.,,..c:o.sc 0..11 P•1o1 r eprfla.Senta t l ve to a d · J~ Kame ~ appointed r epresenta t i v e s t o a d· .. ,,s.tt..... rnMO m1n1sl er th~ es ta te o f as 1 representative m i n is te r the esta te of H erman A . D18 . J r Cun· to m inistH the estate of Byron Emerson W ells, a ka PUBLIC NOTICE der the !~pendent Ad· La a Mellin (under the In· Byron E . Wells (under the CDSTAMDASAMITHYD•IT•tcT m lnl6trat1on of E states de ndent Administration Independent Admlnistra· ou1tO«c:ouNTY,CAUPCMt1t1a Act>. Thepetltlon is setfor of states Act> The peti· lion of Estates A c t). The lllOT'ICI! ... v1T1,.. a1os hearing _in Dept. No. 3 at tiOf is set for hea ring in petition is set fOf' hearing NOT1CE is HE1tEeY GtVEN .,,., 700 Cl.VIC Center D rive, De.. No 3 at 700 C l v 'ic In Dept. No. J at 700 Civic w•led -" ,.,. '""''"",.. •11 West the Cit f Sa t 1'· • I ••Dor. m••••••h , e4utpm.,.1. ' •n. . Y o n a Ce er Drive west in the Center Drive, West, n the •••n,por1e11on.•nt1 s11<ll •tMrAna,cahtorn1aon J u ne 17, Ci Y o f S anta ' An a Cit y o f San ta Ana . 1.11111" .. ....., • ~ .., .,,. 1980 at 10:00 a.m . ' Cal ifornia on J une 17 1980 coNSTAUCTION o" s•H1u111v I F YOU OBJ ECT to the Ca 1a on June 17, 1980 t 10•00 • 51[WElll MAIN IN SAN TA ANA • at ·ooa.m a • a.m . •vu.1uEF1110MOELMA1t•veNue orantlno of !he petition . 1 ·vou OBJECT to the IF YOU OBJECT to the ro MIE S.A D•1vE, PlllOJECT NO you should either appear gr ling of the petition granting of the petition ":!"!., .. ,_,...., ..., .,. c .. i. a~utre 00"f:f:rgn:ngr 5}f1t: yo ~Id ~ither appeai you should ~ither appea; ,. .. s-i., Ol-.;n, ... -oltic• °' rltten objections w ith the at hearing and state at the ~ring and state "-C•IY ~. 71 Fw on .... Catt.a• court -or .. •ne -art"" yo ObJ'ect i ons or file y our ob1ectlons or file -... c.i ................. llellreflt ..... "' ' ..... ..... . 'tt ob'ect' 'th t ..... • m . ,_ io. "9, et_,,,"_ 1,., Your appearance m a y be wr1 Objections w ith the wn en I ions w 1 '""' wm i. __,.,...IC,., -,..... ...-In person or t>y y0ur at· c before the hearing. court before the hear ing. ..,,. ~-o1 "" ~. ""' ,.. -· torney Y appearance m ay be Your appearance may be dt,t1no"1"'',. _., •~1 al4I ,.. I F · Y O U A R E A In or bY your at· in person or b y your at· ,.,...,_. .... ,,.~c,......u-1.111er«e111tof.,..._111e ret""*" CREDITOR or a cont· tor y. torney. 10 .,,..,..., ......,.,.,..., II IMll -tM lngent creditor Of the de· F y 0 u A R E A I F y 0 u A R E A =~~..!c"!.:C."::;::;...-ceased, you must me your CR OITOR or a cont· ~nREnDt 1TedOR1t orofathecodnt· a .-. °' pi.,.. s-i.1 PrevlttoM c laim with the court or ing t Gredltor of the de· 1 ge er or e· enc1 .-. .... "'c:ieo-e1 Prov1110N 10 present It to the personal ce , YO\I must file your cea.sed, Y.ou must flle your .,.51_..s.-c11k•i..rne,•• representatlvt! appointed cla with the court or claim with the court or = ~~..:,.. "':,~"~':' .. ~ by the court within four pre It to the personal present it to the personal 0.1 .... o.Me-. c..tlfwfll• -• months from the date of re tatlve appointed r epresentative appointed -,...,..... ",....,... • u• A~ fi rst issuance of letters as by court within four bY the court w ithin four ........,~·rn•w111 119,..... provided In Section 100 of m hs from the date of months fr om the date of "=-'_.'';'!:'I••"'-... ,,,. the Probate Codt of firs iQUanee of letters a s first Issuance of letters as p._i ,.._, ~ ~., ""°""' Callfomla. The t ime for pro did In Section 700 of frovlded In section 700 of ~·'· .,," .... i,. .. ce111reu eoc ... fllln9 claims will not ex th Probate Code of he Probate Code of ~-:.-=-~~.9t.: plre to tour months fro~ Cal crnla . The time for California. The time for MM ,., Ml ~ tNfl '°' et ,,,. the date of the hearlnQ fill"' claim s will not ex· filing claims wlll not ex· ..._..,,._..._,,.... ...... """ noticed above pl re srlor to four months filre prior to four months ==~.~~"':. YOU MAY. EXAMINE fro~ date of the hNr· ,ro~~er::e the hear· ~,.. ... , .. .., wca Glllliltf'• t MQ. the flle kept by the court. lno Iced •l>ove. ,,OU MAY EXAMINE (~~-=:;'~...._.--.. If you are lnte1'9Sted In the vo• MAY EXAMINE the flle keot by the eourt '' _. .. • ..._""" tw111-...., estate, you may flle a re· the fl• kept by the court. If you are Interested In t"9 ..,. ~-.........., Dlitrkl .,. quest with the eourt to r e· If youJre Interested In the esfete, you may file a r .. ~~.:: .. i;.~,..;:.:.~ celve special notice of the esut.!lt~t!!!acyouflrtletao rree-· quest Wtth the court to,.... Eedl ...., _. • tkMIM _, Inventory of estate assets ....., uo •• celve special notice of the ....,..........,. .. , .. ..,,o,._. end of the petitions, •c· tlvt lal notice of the Inventory of estate assets TM ._. • ~ ~ co u n ts and reports Invent Of estate assets and of the petitions, ac-=-~... ..... described In Section 1200 nd he petitions, ac-c ounts and reports ,.....<..,.. .... ~_."'._of the Callfornla Probate ou!\:... and reports described In Section 1200 ~:.=:i.!:.!1.:: COdt. 5f~ca1lro,..~t~~~ of the California Probete .. ,,..,.,.. ,.._.--•-.rt Code. Code. ....,...,...., .. c:.e. ..... CMttfkt Jt"ft A. Duncan, At· ftk ll.,. •• """.,. ... ,....,. torney at Law "o =::....~=~~ Nfwport Ctftttr 6rlve ..,__..1mKe ...... Cll*. Su It• U30, Newport ....... ~M TMUOAllllO IHC", Callforftll ttMO, oP DIUClOMOf' THe (114) ... UJI. CIOSTA-.... PubtlsMd Ora19 Coast ......:=.;:?~"' ...... ~~'.:; M.y 22, 1l, 1', ....,....... 11 ._ .,~ ...... Stefte, Attof'Mf Doutl• C. UtcMy, At· t L•.t_~tt Newport ttr•tY at Law, SOI "t ~v~t S•IM ttO, Newport C.11t1r Drive, N -..ctl, Cllffwftla s.n. ,., ......... 9Mcll, . ca....,...,, 014> ... ,.,,, Pubtlhld Ortmge Coast Pubtllf*I <>r..-Cont 0.11, ~~"#My 22. 23. 2', Dally Pflot .• ~ 22, u. 29, 19'0 2Zf-IO -'"° 22»tO ' ' I . I ... J .............. -...-- Btuiness Thlndlty, ~ 22. 1980 DAILY PILOT •1 John Cunniff · 1Failure Changes ltloney Picture NEW YORK tAP> A. com mon thread C<>nll«Ls t.helt fate& tbe brothers Hunt after UM-ar s ilve r apeculal100 coll1p td. Chrysler Corp 11tlcr 1t miJttad the market First Pf'nn ylvarua bank al'lerlt rruiHnvesttd In each tn1t11nrc publtr or private l"e60Urt'ts wttt rwihed Lo their aid because, It was n 1d. the collapse of any could hun many 1bey benef1Ued from the ol h4'r11 Some fo~t"f tn :iuc h 1>r 1 t>t lcu •n cr owlon of th4! market •)'1~m . oltK'rs uy 1t lll our humane duty lo temper UM: O'lll'm W h llt t'v~r . the :.yi.t f'm 1i. chana lfti, rand ht rt' U t' u few. and only a few. of th.-~i>lbJt tt HOM wh )' -Ttlt; G ROWIN<. rcgu1at10n llf enterprlst- Toduy. even the m ost con- atirv.Uvt' bu.sines~ people sup. port *Om~ degree or regulation. Some , m fact , seek 1t When re· aculiitloo helps a company retain pr1v1le&ei. pbllosoptucal oppogi. lJon oft.en eoes out lhe window. ~Si&e or ~Ir mistake~. aod fears " ot the Impact To do Wlthout regul11u on say 1ts i.upporters. 1s to return to longer hours. lower wages. child labor. dangerou::i. work s ites. pi>llutlon or a ir a nd wa ter . monopolies. and dozens more undesirable practices. A very large number of peo. pie . however, fear refulation The Cente r for tbe study of Ame ri ca n B u s i n e s s at Washington Un iversity. St Louis wonders 1f regula tory .:rowth hasn't itself gotten out of control ' • T o rewa rd 1neff1e rency or failu re 1s just one example of how the U.S economic syste m 1i. chanting an ways that a larm some while earning the praise of ~$50.000 to $500.000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS . .r • later••• o nlv pav-n• •lec- •C-_..rial • R.,.'41ential COLLECTORS CORNER Rare Coins & Stamps GOLD & SILVER P rices for S-2140 C:.Old C-SlOS.50 !Ml""' Cl Ill.JO • W..klv co••lt•cnu •111--Wv••.,.. .. • ••...a.•toSwean • SoldlMrr9 CaUf-.U ( f,kf "'''1 lo•n wo .... tk>ti ••rvk• tt•r \.'lJUf l11ton<tn1~ rt\_·\•d, (714) 759·1515 AMERICAN HOME WOA'TGMlE /30 Newporl ( '""'"' Onv<" 0"''9" Plara Ne•uort 8e"'" ('11t•u tn1a I~~ IC~,.,,illnCh trI..u sm.S.: ' ~, .. c....~ ua.u uai.u too CO<'Onl> • "'9S Utt SO PUO§ .... 11 $641.15 ~ Sll-8-W~ ...,. Qrll..,c......,._..... (714) 551 1150 So""' eo..t Pfau Vlll•o• --.. ....... , ___ C-_I By Ttny Gnlnt, R. Ph. Keeps you on top of the entertainment scene, Fridays In the It states that the number of fed e r a l regulato r y agenc ies esta blis hed between 1970 and 1979. twenty-one. is more than American Pacesetter, Newport Beach. has re· port ed net income of $47 .673 or one cent per sha re on revenues of Sll.747,3 15 ror the three month!\ ended March 31. Those figures contrast to a net mcome or $900,&cM or 15 ce nts per share on revenues or $12.913.967 for the ::i.a me period of 1979 ' Lorna Galbraith 1s dired o r o r t he ma r keting ~ervices d1v1s1on or Inter continental M a rk e ting gro u p . a ne ~ div1S1on of Gille n Stooe. Inc .• a Newport Beach ddvert 1s1ng agency. J ewels by Jo.e pb, Cost~ Mesa. has been ~r<lllled m em bership in th e American Gt!m Society J o yce Mus e. Founta in Valley. 1s me d ia director of Len ac. Warford, Slone, Inc., Newport Beach. J erry Nigh bas been ap· p q 1nted vice pre s ide nt of m a rketing a nd sa Jes tor Shiley, le:, a n Irvlne-basea m e dic a l m anufactur e r or H10tt cardiovascular and respiratory products K.etdl W. eo.&dlo. Laguna Hllls. a Newport Beach real estate investment broker. has been named a director or the Bank ol lrvine. Paul A . Moole " A s· soclates. IM .. Costa Mesa. has a ffilia ted w ith Unde rwood M cl elland, The UMA Group, Vancouver. B.C. Moote & As· a m anageme nt group provid ing ser vices to financia l institutions. lenders, de- velopers and builders . WANTED DIAMONDS • GOLD Jewels by Joseph purchases diamoods gern- stooes. gold and &Iver lrom pnva1e 1ncJrvlduals and estates. Catelul e1U1m1na11on and evalua- tion by our expert& Highest prices paid 10-9 dally. Sat lo-6 Ck>sed Sunday PhOne today. ~ !or Betty Grace or Doog Kennedy ... r~l()H ()I fll~J fCl' OVl• 60 f(AJ~ J t:W t:LS by JOSt:PH South Coat P1au.. Costa Mesa • 540-9066 On a national sC';.ile. in 1977. the most rN·t•nt \ear for wh1eh thl'rt' ;,ire :.tatlSUC'S. it :-.hO\\!> that J day ·m lht' ho:.p1tJI C<t>b un :n'l'rage of S17 1 J phys1c1oin v1s11 ro.-.h JO average of S2.5 iJ and .. prei.rnpllon t·o:.t:. an average of SS 25 1-·ouow· 1ng your phy:-.1e1un·s ad vice and taking lhl' pre· :.eript1ons that an· pre sc ribect C'an ht•lp l'u t down on additional '1<>1l:-. lo ~our doetor JOd pOSSlbly a\Old l'O"ll' hospitahzat1on , __________ -------------------------, Your pharmJt') dollar is still a good 'Jlut• Our phar macy ronc·cnu·atel> its efforts on metht·mcs, heallh·aids and sickroom needs ~vouR· DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine Pick up your prescription 1r shopping nearby. or we w i II deliver prom ptly without extra charge. A gr e at m a ny peop l e entrust us with their prescriptions. May WI! com pound yours" PAH L90 "4.dMACY hwhhr, Hl ....... I _, ............ Ml·IH O ( •No /ob loo d/111011/1• \ I I I I I I I ,I. P. C~RROI I. i:mu'"' A phone call today will bnng our r'cprcS<'nlllUvc 1ornorrow; we'll ~happy 10 give you a quouuon. Natur.ally. thtrc's no obllaa1lnn. I OllAllGl COUllTT I 2704 South Grand A .. enue. Sant~ Ana 17141 540.3313 "Pel,.tlng th• Town Sine• '1130~ I I lOS A•G£US I '----J~~n'.:..,M~1!!n.!:!."!~~~~~----------------.!t, ____ / Your dollar's best friend today ••• REPUBLIC'S 11. LOAN. Acceu to JUUi" savings without losing Interest. We'D lend you up to 90I of your certiftcate ac· earns. For example. If you borrowed • 1.000 count belance and you avoid the penalty for from an ~ account. 60 days later you would eartywithdrawel Yourentiresavlngsremain tn· P..Y $J,014.79 for an annual percentage rate tact, while eeming interest at their cu~nt rate. of~-So _your_ ~ectiVe annual interest rate is You simply repay at the per aMUm Interest just ti. (Republic's 11 Is far le:ss than fTUl11Y na of Just ts more than the rate )'OUr ~nt ot1wts ch/JrgeJ REPUBLIC i!:"~i:SAV1NGS ¥ MNIAAM l~S..W..d~,-,......(7~4 541~ ~ I i*!!e~~"-'°°r\ !Adda ~ ESDc iiilili ... .,..~=·~'::! 14 ~(714) ... 5.147 ..... a.i. ~ 22Ae l''t. LAM /we. (21J) 191-1211 / 681-t61 l .fai~'Mtia~~NCIPJ..!I twice as m any 8 6 ln any pre - vious decade, including the New Deal years of tbe 1930s. Not only are the aeencies pro- liferating, but ao are budgets. During the UJ70s they grew at an annual rate ol about S2SO million in constant dollars (more than a half-billion if infla tion is m· eluded). Fiscal 1981 spending is budgeted al $6.9 billion. and could amount lo more. Wh ile regulation protects . critics say'it also destroys vntil t h e S u p re m e Cou r t ruled otherwise. officers of the Oc c upa tional Safety and Health Administration cha llenged tht> right of private property owners to forbid inspection of tbelr pre· mises without a search wa rrant -ECONOMJC incentives Busmess and labor d1sag:r-tt more than they agree on incen· ove~ ~'-' ~lu1ms. 1nttnt~ for bw profits are loo readily available in the tax code . Busi- ness insists investment is dis- couraged bl!t.axes. But there ooe aspect of the s ituation t t touches almost ever yone. Individua l savings, which are needed lo support in· vestme n ts in p r i v ate e n · terprases. a re thwarted by infla- tion and lo some extent by taxes too Debt, however. 1s encouraged because the borrower pays back 1n cheaper dollars. In a ddition. 'A hile the saver pays taxes on :.ome or his savings, the bor rower receives a tax deduction on his borrowing~. -EX ECUTIVE remuner a · t1on The style of pay today m a) t>t'.' tontribut1ng to fundam ent al c ha nges in the way the economy perfor ms.. 'trult . .-at least Iii I.he charge of critics. .Husme~ L<>· day. they s ay. often ignores its lon"·lerm health. . They explain: execulJves are now recrwled in the m anner of a thletes They are scouted and courted by search firms. and in· duced lo change jobs through of. fers of bonuses based on sales and earnings . When so much of a new e x· ecut1ve's income 1s based on performance. the critics charge, he 1s U'\duced to seek immediate results even at the expense or the long-te rm fortunes or t he company. . For one thing. he steers funds into marketing when they s hould go mto capital investments. such as m ore e fficient plants Sales arc increased for the time being, but ~n the company 1s made le:.::i. compct1t1ve -fEDE f\AL BUDGET <.le· tklb . Alaska P ip e l ine F~ing R evived You'll get a rgume nts long ant.I hard on t his one. but there is one <J rl·<.i of at least some agrf:<!· ment. und 1L 1s lh1-. Over a period of severCll years. con~ tmued dd1c1t spendin& dilute> tht• value of monc) That's anothe r w:Jy of saying that 1n!lat1on ensues when de· fw1ts are uninterrupt<'<i. as the) have been during most of the p:hl dt•t<tde The impact 1s pro· found av1n~s accounts. in -.urc1n<'l' JJQhc1es pensions dwin die Lon~ tl'rm inve-;C'menli> arc mJdf• ooh rcluctanth l nstabill · t) .rnd :.~culatton hit market:. 1'1•o pl1• lt·nd to "''' for tht.' mu rn1•nt ••• WASHINGTON c AP> Tht' 4.800·mlll' Alaska natural g-A-. p1pclme. nearl) moribund be<:aw.t: of fmanc1al d1fhculues " l>l1lf not orr the cnt1cal list The proJttt. now eirpected to cost more than 123 b1lhon ha' been plagued for three ) t<ffS by ~Hre financial problem' Wheo oil ;ompam e:. b;tlked Cit putting up constr uctwn mon •. , without more -.ay-so in how the p1pellnt: .., run, ~o' 1·rnment r1f f1ciuls d<'cided to set 11 m orl' limited goJI of getting S500 million 111 ('Om plNe cngio ·enng ~tud1cl> nef'dt:d beforl:' construc:t 1on c'JO begin. l l'l>. 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One look at the space and personnel devoted to their commercial department tells you when~ the emphasis is: retail. But there's one bank that's different American Cit v Bank. and now we're in Orange County At American Citv Bank,the whole bank is strictl y business. Every square foot. every person. every servi ce is geared to your busine~ needs. It makes a difference. t\J I uf uur b; tnking ~en·1ce~ an.! designed to your nf:'t.'ds -from mnovativl' finam..ing to escrow accounting ~n·ices tu pn >perty m~tnageml'nt µm~rr;u11 .... md 1111 >11.'. J\J 1 are provided in ; 1 mannt·r thafs responsive. O>Ul'1l:'' 1us and pn >f essional. Our officl'rs an' expert in the major indu tries of Southern Califomi;1. including reaJ estate. the pmf ession s and entertainment. They krn >W yc1urbankingpn>bltm::. and your banking opportunities. Fi nd out what we can do for you at American City Bank. Because nobody knows more ways to help you bank than the bank that's "strictly busin~s:· American City Bank Strictly Business Orange County RegionaJ Ofii~: 2743 F.ast Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar. CA 92625. 1714 > 675-5270 Opening;,, South Coast Plaza. Ttm Town Cenlrr in 1981. Mtm/)(:r FfJlt ... . ' I l \ I -I I I ! , I I I / ' l BUSINESS I STOCKS T hur day· lo in-Price NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS oi..t.l_w._b~•--Y .... M-.1 l"M .~w ...,._ Ott..ilM!f(lftCll\fMtl\ .. O .-.....,....-, ......... IN N.e1-i .,._"'4WlllW"'•lw1 Clite~--llllllMI N DAILY PILOT •• It's not easy to make money anymore in the stoek market but one sure.fire way is to find a com- pany that's about to be gobbled up by someone else. Then you stand t.o make a lot of money. For example, you know the Baltimore spice maker McCormick & Company? You could have bought' its stock for less than $20 a share a few months ago. And you would have been sitting pretty when Sandoz, the Swiss chemical-drug giant. entered the scene in March and said at was ready to pay S37 a share. McCormick as fighting the takeover bid, tns!-stang it does oot want to be acquired, but meanwhile ats stoc:k rose to $30. And at could go much higher if McCormick. to foil Sandoz. went out and found another company that would pay more than S37 a share ln that case. you might well have doubled your money. LOOK WHAT A New York based company called Walco National wee. able to accomplish for itself Wako, a machinery maker, began buymg shares or Leesona in 1978 Leesona makes textile machinery and its shares were selling cit about $20 when Walco started to accumulate them By Janua ry 1979 Wako had acqurred l>Ome 200,000 shares or 12 percent of Leesona. Lessona. Lake McCormack, didn't wc;nt to be a · quued-a t ~'mil not by WalC<J So at s hoppe-d ~rou:nct ' to see if anyone else wa!> 1ntert-Med in buying it. And lo and behold st came up 1.1.1th a bu yer John Brown & Company, a big Untash 1·ng1neenng and construction firm Brown. 1t turned out. was walling to pay $40 a "hart' ror Lee!>ona Meanwhile. as Leesona wa!> !>fardung for a fnendly buy1..•r Walen continued to buy sl\ares. ending up with a tota l of 44-0,000 at an a \'erage pn<"e v.ell under S30 JORN BROWN WILL pa~ $40 for each of those ~hares. Re5ult Walco !>land!> to mf:lke a proht of mQrt· than SS million That s also lhe l>Cenano lhal h~ unfolded at the Liggett Group !\"ot t<><_> many people v.ould have been interested an IO\ <''>li ng 1n " company lhal had made -.uch a bot<'h ()( v.1hat wa., once their m~un bu.siness tobilCl'O The maker of Che-.1nf1eld L&M a nd Lark once ranked th..ard tn !ht· indu<ilf\. now the~ "re sixth -and last Hov.cver, tht:> do hJ\'C l>omt other allractave ft-olurel>. h~e J&B ~r<1kh Alpo dog food. Wild Turkey bourbon c1n<J tht• 1-'renr h anise fla vored <ipenllf, Pernod LIGGETY' '"ASF:l'\'ERF.O ttseH into position Cl.!i ball an a btddmg fight t-'ir..t, ct Hnt1sh company, Grand Metropolitan bid $50 a share. It ha d a legitimate interest an Liggett since It is the dtsllllers of the J&B that Liggett sells here But Liggett didn't llkeGrand ~1etropohtanal>a su1tor , So. to foil Gr and Metropolitan. Llggeu sold its Austin Nichols subs1d1ary to a I' rencn company, S t andard Brand-.. mak er o f Fleischmann's marganne and fletl>chmann's gin and Planters nuts a nd Baby Ruth randy bars <and many many other products> The pnc-e 1t eseaJates all the tlme - rises now to S65 ci '>hare Oiemicals, Oils, Pace 11-poim Dow Gain l\EW YORK <AP) Otl and chemical stocks helped lead the market to a broad-based raJJy io acllve trading to- day The Dow Jones average of JO andustnaJ stodcs rose 11 86 points to 842 92 .'ito("k• IN Tltr .'ipotlfght Mhal ."ifoc-k• D i d Oj(W '<ORI( •API M•• n ,...,., ~ Jiii )!)? •ISt lS I SAlES Oj£W 'rO'llt A P """"0& l • ... l tM•I ""'·~ °"" --00 -~ ..... ,~ Two,_, •oo Ml> I to CS.le 1~100.t• 1•1t to a.I• WHAT tUillf• 010 o«jfW °1'0Rlt ~"'Pl _, ;n • ., ... nc:..a 0.<l•ntd unc: "-1'9"1 Tottl I\""°' .... l\19M Hew~ P<t• ~T, ~· .) ISS. u J Prftt1 <NJ. 1n 111 IS1 ti • OjfW '<ORI( t"'P> "-· I. 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Shake If lJ p THE BRADY 9UNCtt Liii .. gr>o.I• C>eQtn l'laYnl "'9 me Bteoy hOuMI whel• 1ne" P11te<11S oec~ 10 mo,,. ., SAHfOAO AHO~ F 1 NI .c.t..oet'l I UI\' Cl<-• llllTIOfll • POtc.4119"' and qi_ ass co11ee1 '°" Dean Martin ~hows h1~ own '"move- ments" on Shirlc) Macl~aine's music:al !>pecial ··Even L1ttll• Movem ent ·· tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2 fiil DO< CAVETT av-1 actress O.ana Aiog (Al ~~::; r(Otman COVSlns (Rl o:J MERV GRIFf'IN S•lute ro B1oao .. a~ '- Guests Et,,.. ..,.,"'•n StOCkttd CNtww'Q Ken ,...,,,,.11 JO••• De Guzman 7:00 11 C8S NEWS 0 H8CNEWS 0 HAPf'Y DAYS AGAIN RalOh •S tc:wc.o into a OO•· dlCJ ma1c:n wnn • tootbaN l>rUtSef CN« tne attec11ons 101 a ~s Wll.D M "A"S"H .An• .i delay ol f11<e ~s ,_ sact<S ol ma.I 11na11y amv-e at ttoe 4077tn ..41) THE BENNY HIU. SHOW fD ~EASY Guest ..a110t No•ma'l Cousin• IAI '1l) MACNEIL I LEHASI REPORT 7 30 I THE GOHQ SHOW IH SE.AAa4 OF ltnm<Wlal Snatks Q @) FACE THE Mu&C 9-MATOHGAM! 0 THE SVLUVAHS G1aoe hnoa out that rom ha• ~ O•cllled l.laQOMI o.sco.,.,.s 1na1 Be<1 1~ ma1 •'60 at>O an ;npec111111 ratt>e< G) ALL IN THE FA.Mil Y "' t>attl4' 1ai..es ()lace e1 111e Jene•sons riome '""en Georoe .....,ns ma1 Arcn.e ,.,u be among Ille c;ueJI• al l~ s ilfl9Agement Party «I) GOOOTIMES J J retuc:tantly beCOmM i. memoet or the ~tiJl'I s Knrgnrs Str'MI gai>g (P••I fl fD CROSSROADS. PAOPOSrno.. 9 lnos two -parl special r!JQOl't P'Obes me pos111>1e etiec1s 01 tne Jarvis 1n11ta trve on tl'\4' ttete of Ca~'°' nia a Pinet Of eaperls wtil MlSwet YI-QUeSllOnS pnonO(J.1n statewide ••a o toO-t<etc' numt>e< f Part 1J Claa••el ~bf ing• IJ KNXT cCBS) LOS AngetP .. 0 KNBC 1NBCl Los Anqeles O KTLA (Ina 1 Los Angt•lt>'> 0 KABC TV I ABCI Los An9~1t· IJ 1\FMB 1CBS1 Sein Diego 0 KHJ· TV (Incl J Los Angc11;, @ KCST (A8C1 San Diego Gl KTTV llna ) Los Angf!lh «I) KCOP TV (Ina I LOS Anrw1., fll) KCET· TV (PBSI Lo Anq ... h.''> CD KOCE-TV 1PBS) Hu nt nqton &-~ n {1!) NEWSCHECK t P M MAGAZINE • .,.,, to '"" "'O'l<l , latQ ... 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TNI ~ •ATCHNllO ~ A wtttf\jj young man Olli· ~ ltltt lM gold ••IQrt ... !\ti WMwtted lrOtn "'' ""'*' '* lft80ICel QYllll-t- • MAOeC lirtl1ltOO Of' OllflAWONQ ~ou111a1n1 In W1n1., tbl ~tlllal'I Ala&anc)er 1308 0 l(Nl()H ..,_, bee.om. , ... mo.I ~ "'-"If> Ille man w.Jn "''*' 11>e go-nor utUwa h!m IO CUI IOfM of 111t111a11 (Al tD THE 000 COOPll F""" s 1nn.,1 tUlt'IS 09cat I l)lanl 10 UM! 1."4t ec>¥1"*1t tur •romantic •encMiz•o..tS • BIU MOVE.RS' JOVAHAL A1tern1t1•t En••OY ~ ulu•e• 8111 Moye11 .. ,_."' ne• 1ne concerns OI i,..,,, n Count1 M&SM· .nu!>ett~ c1t1tens C¥er the •Oo!<OV t.<Hl•S ilnO lalll' wtln ...;onom1s1 H<&Zel ~- '°" '1l) SLIM CUISINE E s 0 00 l!l BAAHEY MILLER Wo10 ttnos • mtssino ,.ouf<j.be mon« With. led'y of 1ne t1•en1no. end Otetrrc.n 1s llSSIQned to Or'°" H a womet' IO< mugget dfil8'1 (RI Gl MERV ORIF'AN Sdtuttl 1 o BroadWay G~SIS Elhf'I Me<man Stl>C'U'4 Cnann•no K41n ..-oir•n•ll Josie Ot> ~ .8ocl ......__!.-. ,.,~ Gu11ta1d Chr .. 11rw> AoredS Hanv Grovt1r Cfll•'l>t•ne Et>H~ '1l) NOMINATING A PRESIOEH'T THE PAOCESS AHO THE PR£SS Co,,.eong Tl'W' ISSUM 0 30 0 N8C MOVIE * • Tt>t> 13 Gte.tl 0.W~ tf'•s Tnut Snoo' Tne WO<tcl ( t979) Oocvmenta •r Foot.-oe 01 some Of tne catam11~ 01 1ne century •nctvd•llO 1ne c•asn or tilt' H·ri~bvrg tne ~IOQ of 1.,.. 1"narea Dot•• rand '"" 1004 A•av an Mr11>Qu!J1'4' •!t>f.l\O•n 0 @ THE AOf>ERS Alte< S1an""' acclO<'nldllV ...,..,$ 1h .-Ii-It "en o,, fut' tl+" ..Jrid >-1• •"I tttt l'"VCfll<J t t"f'\('o;P ,.... tt-Ct\IP 8 f00411.M rr.t tn•f'l~f tRt fD THE RtOHTEOIJS APPLES JoV. s ~un 'Tl'lf' A·7nt ·"'>U~ A:-c. ..... .J•~OI/ ... , I ,__)l'\(..,_-•..Jm .. ~ .. 5·.r"'ar 04\J t •..Jt"5 Qu•\ -''''' df\d hf..1~ ,. ~ tr-,c.dr;M It~ d" C>IO '')'" nom• ai:l STARBOARD Do>o N• <'n 10-()() 0 J SHIALE't MACLAIN€ EVERY UTTLE MOVEMENT ._,,mno t l'ut' l t om,,\ of'\O U<-c1n 1.Aartor ,..,,., Sn111e-i '-' iK L.11ne fo< ,. -.atoll' lo "' .-""'f'nw t W"I ts •tlrW>u'i f .-m~ tnrv .nq on ~.,,·~ .:tl"d '~ OJnt•'" 11= WHIN~VOC 8TMO< Tiie 0.. 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Soutllern c.ltlOt· nie end OMii~ O¥et IOO ,.,,,_ • CMIERAMU G!Mle Mey 8lrlgs Btedtl" G1MIJI May. rMpeated metnbttt Ol Iha Bet1ilW ~ble and edl"°""" eOgeO -· of BenOft Brecnt a mu11c 111101 se1actton1 from Hta r ttreepanny OP•••. · Mah<>Qanny 'enc2 5-1 DN<Jl'f Stns G HEW8CHEQ( 10-.ao. e NEWS tD MA8TEAPtECE ThEATAE My Son My Son ,,... em0tt1ered oi.-returns to oettte a.ti lll\lllly ,.._ tzea that lie lo'IM M- l>ut She GCCU-Fiim of .. antono net onty bltceusa Ott_. does (Par1 6 of 71 1CC11A 1 CD &EH WA TTiNBEAO"S 1980 P~ s111n rne Soviet 1"1rnt 8ull0-IX> 8en Wet· tent>etg ~ts tne RU$- s-an Ull•ret K-from tne US MG•&ll carrie< fOfrM- tal af>d cMc..-Ille 5q.n et·...,.,_IC¥1 ttm• -woin Senaton Dan.._~ P l,luvn•l\afl ano Hen<y M JllOClo.IOn 11-()() tJ 0 0 ']:; @) HEWS 0 HEWLYWED GAME 0 POLmCAL ~RAMMING Q) AU IN THE FAMILY M•k.. sn-,.,c,,.., .ntc ~ " OIOOO OonOt wt Arcn•e •fl~S on ""-'"O ...nOWO drt1~I~ trom '"" ,.,.0<1n S<.ut!'I ilt>d In.-< .,.,. lldi Am-tc.a> ~IO<m '"" -ww•s ot St..,_• l•Sll 0.•Du\!>~ Ge<snw n 1r o 01 ..... \ 11 30 f) \J THE JEFFERSOHS <.>' rqta •<.» P'0...0 'Ah• t1 L ~· ~...q·n _.. •1hQ .,. •. Clt••M•t..,.fll~f#"tt , ... ,, l~•· CO<'"°'"' .._a,~ O<r , 0V I "1 I "°""'9' I J'< JOHN DARLING TONIGHT 'S LATE~T LISTINGS T U B E T OPPERS KCET D 7 :30. -Crossroads: Proposition 9. The fi rst of two programs examining the possible effects of the Jarvis initiative on the s tate or California. NBC 8 9: 30 -.. The 13 Great Ois- a s ters That Shook the World ... A documentary a bout some of the greatest calamities or au time, including the Alaska earthquake. the sinking or the Andrea Doria and the destruction or the Hindenburg. CBS fl 10 :00 -Shirley MacLaine . . Every Little Movement. Gymnast Kurt Thomas and Dean Martin are Shirley's guests on thus special (photo at left). D TOHIQHT HO\! Jonnny Cu~on Gueits H Oyl 1"•t on Atnaud de Bore119ravt! 8 DA TIHO GAME 8 9 ABCNEWS 0 MOVIE • • * · FrtZWdly I 19671 Orcli 11¥1 Oyltt! &rOIV a F~ W""8 ne< M>f""at'll' (~ 10< het -P'Nlatll"•O !>"" 000 11141 M l "l ... 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ISSIOH 1MPOSSl8L.£ J•tn ~"', •tr .e "'~•" lnc;t th-... F ..... ·-• ~ ,,, Cttlf.q ' ti• ''°" ( ..J'1Jt'1 o,t• t ti) AFTER BEN~ t 7 JO 0 MOVIE • • ,. ..,,,..t,, .. ··"''9'" . " •""1 '""""' •• Q) MOlll( . . . . . ..,,. . ..... .. , • 4 ' .. •'• ~ ,.._ e lll MAETTA &It e11e • reoutallon end ca•ee• ue almo11 Oellroyed by • photog<a- ptl01 wflO -Ille unwff· ttng oetect1ve 10 ateet hllf • INlloOn ~· IRI • MOYIE * • • "Words And Mualel'" I 10411) Mic.key Rooney, Belly Gwreu 1.30 I CAHOIO CAMERA 2.-00 HEWS • MOVIE • * '" "Corvelte K-225" ( 19431 Randolph Seoll. Etta A81nes 2'-10 1 HEWS 2:n ., NEWS 2:30 8 MOVIE • * ...... , ... G<Nt G&mbl· nt"' (19371 .Aktrn Temtrott, JOfln Trent m MOVIE **I'> The Dirty Gema" ( 1966) Henry Fonoa. Rob. -1 Ryan 2:~ID MOVIE • • • ""Tlla Corn •• Gr_,· I 19451 Bette Davis. JohnO.. 3-00 II MOVIE • • • ··s1ars And Stn099 Fl)fever I 1'1521 C11tton Webb Oeb1a Paget 3 S6 0 HEWS 4:00 0 MOVIE * * · Kong 01 Tne Gamlll6rs' t 19371 uoyd NOian Cta11., 11evor 0 MOVIE • • • • Fiev. And Fente- \y ( t943) Ch¥1a:. Boi*r b ·J<Oar11 Staowyci. 4;30tl) HEWS f 'ridafl'• Oaflfiae .ffol'fets -AFTERNOOH- 121>0 0 • ••,, "Hie Snoot1nq" 1 11">7t Moll~ P"'""" J~ ~.criot!>on Gl • • * Your~ Mine AM Oui ( t968t LUOlle r;,.,, .....,,v Fond& &> • • • ·rne Ro&d To H ·""l ~ C><v,l I tQ62) Bong (' •Cly B<.x, "1c1()1- 3.J0 8 •• nw.~. ""'""01 ft~,,, • ,, •. 1197•1 r, '"'''' F0<d Bt..o<1t0tel OtM- !>OO Gl ••• r •O'""'f•om • ,, ... • r 1«•~1 Tyrone .,..., °'"""~~ll; :;.e-• ...... I 00 0 TOWOflRC)W ' -J l'dn p,.,,.,~ .JJ€-,.,. ... 1-~ .-•• .) .J .. -1=::_.:> S •.BC-..> .. · ._r t=C ... v~ "?"-.t:...,,1• ..... ;..• •• by Armstrong & ~atiuk For the Waltons, First 200 Hours t _he Eas iest By TOM JORY N EW YORK <AP> -It's been nearl> a decad e no>A since E arl Hamner tntroduced the Walton F'amily in a two-hour movie on CBS called "The Homecoming." The critical r eception was good. a nd Fred Silverman. who was r.n charge of pro grammmg at CBS at the time. lJked the concept "I wrote 14 or 15 one-pa~e stor .> Imes. JUSt to s how 1 could sustain the s torv." Hamner recalls today. "At the time. I felt 1t would be an interes tm& expert meot. "I HAD THE conv1cl1on you could show an affirmative view of people, rather than the s hadowy. cut-paper images we see so often on television, and s till do well Ln the r atings." "The Waltoos" premiered HAMHE R Sept. 14, 1972. opposite one of the hrt programs of the day. "The Fhp Wilson Show." on NBC. Hamner's s how f1rushed that season No. 12 in the ratrngs, and was second in prime time by the end of the next season. It has been a fixture Thursday nights al ti since thE' pre miere program. and is included at the 4 Academy Awards AU.THAT JAZZ <'It ~, .. ,. WINOS OF CHANGE 1..01 LITTl.E DAMJNGB 1t11 -FOXES 41'1 ....... 'WILD MOMENTS ... GOOOSIUY LAUGHS." Nn CIU COlUl Oringe 634 9'82 ....... c.IMWUf Weslmotlsltl 891· 393~ ...... -.... Caell .... 1131·3501 i1Ml•1M1.-AN11etm 119-9150 -.... , ...... W.11111<• 1111·3613 _.. ...... uu.n..,. .. f"MIUlll Yllly tez. 2411 'amt· lime m CRS -.ch edule for next season TO CELEBRATE THE c;enec; 200th ho ur Thur!->da~ nrght. Ha mner rs host for a speC'1al two hour prcJgram that rnclude!-> high.lights from past season'>. a'> .,.,ell a-, a \·1s1t , with the C'ast . to the creator':. bo~ hood home in V1r~irua·s Blue Ridge Mo untains Hamner has kept rontrol over development or the scnes from the pre miere program ··My first concern:· he says ... .,.,as whether we could m amtam the qua lity we·d had in the special We"d had a top director. a ~ood wnter and a marvelous cru.t. and I gues:. we IJved a c harmed existence, because we were able to keep Richard Thomas as John Hoy and get Michael Learned and Ralph Waite lo play the mother and father "ANOTHER CONCERN WAS that because 'The Homecoming' was based so specifically on _....,. ---·-·· ...... ,.,,. M0-7444 ......... lelcll '*03le ---.L --·---~ "1-G340 0 l"' .. , ..... dCtua l events and real P<'Qple I d id not >A ant to do an) thin~ that m ight pam m1-mber.. or m~ rMn1l~ ··For that re J ..,on. · llamnt•r -.a\.., I dccrdt-d I would ..,t3\ .,.,,th th<.· ..,Pries. ,md nt,•\er turn tt 0H·r to '>Omt'On«· l'I'><' ' A i.:oo<l me<J'>un· of th•· ..,t·n1.·.., ... ur 1 "" I' tlUl l,. the raC't that th<' m..iin character.. twlonli! t•'> tht> sam e fam11\. a ... th<'' do 1n 'R<" .. L11tl!· Hou'>e o n the Pnune:" one or"that n('twork 'mol>I prominent program'> ·· 1 Uunk 1t"s true of t.>verr lC'lev1sron -.ho"' th<Jl the actors develop a sense of fam1h ... Hamne r sa~ !-.. ·and m our cast>. that"s esP«iall) t rue because we·re deahng entirely wtth family people. Over the yea_rs. the aC'lors have developt'd a sense of that relationship that comes acros!-on the screen ··ALSO:· HE SAYS. ·· ... -e allow ourselves the luxury of indulgini.: m s pecial moments. what STARTS TOMORROW _. .... f\AIA ... ~,.~ _..1WT11 ... , c:.--'*1'" ............ ll f•t Ml ii.a __.,_.y .. tlUJT '-v..., .. 1_ -·--9Uf ........... ,am ...... MU O"Mll UI o.>.a m us1C'1aN. C'all ·~r3<'e notes· seen~ that might ... 1o v. do>An the dramillJC mo,ement of a story, yet 1llumtndtt• character-. and relat1onsh1ps . · Wlwn J1Jhn BQ\ !'>tarted out as a writer. for 1n .. 1anct· hi' gr;;indrather ~aH' him som e land. and ht ~ )l!rJndmutht•r !1 It ~ht· 'hould g1vt> him ~ml'lh1nJ! too l!Jmner rt'member... "'She gavt' him h~r trJd1t1on a.., d ~tor~l~ll~r It .... as a htth.• M'ene that didn't advance the -.tor~ at all. yet 1t ~1ves ins ight mto relat1onsh1ps a mong the people involved. and strengthens the .,ense of farrul) ·· ~ NO W PLAYING ACADEMY AWARD WINNER lest foreign Language Fiim 1979 \ ... .. • l • ·, ENTERTAINMENT / INTERMISSION Foar Otll rs Clo Ing 3 Shows Set to Open • Tbere'a ooWq new under the 1potllpta Uu1 wMklDd. but nut week will nnd three community tbuten beecttnt lnto producUon wttb tbelr latest proJecta. Ftnt up la a revival of the mu.siC"al ''Thf' Fan tuUcb "open.ins ""-day at lbe·Lacuna Moulton PlayboU.e. Sba.riu a.o o~• n•1bt n~•t 'l'tiun- day will be '"l'be 11oua~ ol Blue Leavea" •t the f!lewport Harbor Acton TM•l r and the month's Meoad veraioo CJI .. Th• Gtnaerbread !Ady" at the Jlfewport 1beater Arts Ctnte:r DOUG aowz. MANAGCNG dlN"t'tor of lhf .Moult.on who ataa~ .. The Fanta.stit'ks" at lh~ old La~ Playhouse 15 yt-rs »go and pl•Yf<i tht' old ·Shakespearean actor. Henry,• will l&.ke tbal role again in the reprise, which is being directed by David Marlow Nils Anderson takes the central role of the black-clad bandit EJ GalJo, with Kevin Burke and Gretchen Almond as the young lovers. Completing the Laguna cast are Crt'.'que Wolverton and Louise Rodecker as the befuddJed par~nts, Michael Bielitz as the Indian who does great death !>Cenes and Wsa Surette recreating her 196Sroleasthe mute · ''The.Fantast1t'ks" will pflhy Tuesdays through oSaturdays at 8 30 through June 14, with a 2 · 30 'matinee on June 8 -then returns July 9 to run in -repertory with "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" at the playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Reservations 494-0743. THE NEWPORT HARBOR Actors Theater 'winds up its hrst season w1lh John Guare's black ,comedy ''The Hou.se of Blue Leaves." opening next Thursday for a three-weekend run in the Monte Vista School auditorium in Costa Mesa. :Theater founder and executive director Nancy .Ebsen is directing the play. Everett Olenick plays the central role or a ~keeper hopu;ig to become a songwriter, with Carol Grant Smith as his wlfe and Sorrell Wa yne as bis girlfriend. Others in the cast are Joe Kawa- ] a. Ellen Hughes. Nancy Zeltzer, Nathalie liticbaud, Patricia Gilchrist, Donald Forney and Bill Urban. Performances will be given at 8:30 Thursdays ·through Saturdays with a 2 p.m. matinee June l at the school, 390 Monte Vista St. Reservations 631·5110 weekday afternoons or 673-5115 anytime. NEIL SIMON'S "THE Gingerbread Lady" also bows in next Thursday al the Newport Theater Arts Center with Louise Van Vianan directing. Paula Ertz takes the title role of a re· covering alcoholic trying to start a new life. Darth a Softie Movie Villain Loves Kids EVERE'IT. Wash. <AP) -Darth Vader. the metallic menace or the hit movie "Star Wars." has a secret that could ruin his reputation as a bad guy. He's a pushover for kids. DAVID PROWSE, THE man inside the arch· fiend's outfit. showed up recenll~ m a gray suit, blue shirt and tie or muted colors at a lecture sponsored by E\•erett Community College. Kids swarmed around tum -once they dis Intermission Tom Titus Karlene Bradley and Allen Cooper are cast as her bell tnendl. Kathleen Anoe Pea pla~ ber daughter, with Michael Blackburn and Ken Smolka completina the cast Curtaln is 8: 30 Thundays lhrou&b Saturdays for four weekends at th~ center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach . R~sernlloru. 645 314.3 or 642-8119 •·oua LOCAL STAGE producuons are wind· 1ng up the1r respecuve runs Uus weekend. They are "Tlme Was" at South cOast Repertory's. Second Stage Theater, ~ Town Center Drive, Cost a Me!> a (957 4033 l Performances tonight through SWlday at 8 30 with a matinee Sunday at 3 p.m. -.. Bui. Stop" at the Huntington Beach Playhow.e in the Seacllff Village Center at Mam Street and Yorktown A venue. Huntington Beach (847-4465) Performances F'nday and Saturday al 8 30. -"Dear Delinquent" at the San Clemente Community Theater, 202 Avt'nida Cabrillo, S:an Clem~n(e (492-0465J . Closing i>e ormances torii6tht throug'h Saturday at 8 · 30. -"Equus" at the Golden West College Playbox Theater, orr Gothard Street in Huntington Beach (892·7711 ). Performances tonight through • Saturday al 8 30 ::ind a Sunday matinee at 2·30 All in the Fingers NEW YORK <A P) -Virtuoso pianist Artur Rubinstein said he knew from the time bis son. John. was 4 years old that he would "amount to someUung" At the Longacre Theater this week. Rubinstein, 93, said lusson had more than metlus forecast. John Rubmstem. 32, was performing m the hit play "Children of ::i Lesser God" -a role that brought him a Tony nomination for best actor - and his fjlther wa.s 1n the audlence Rubmstem.pl a man who marries a deal woman and com· mun1cates in sh~n language. The farm•d p1anti.t a~h-d lus son "How do you do 1t. this pla) ·• "Dadd\. 1t ·~ all 10 the finger'>. · h1<; son replied · "BLACK STAWOM .. IGI "APOCALYPSE MOW" IRJ fish&More® $2~19 ,_ I "THE EMPIRE Cl'Ot STRIKES BACK" -NOPAIMt- I "HOU YWOOD KNIGHTS" IRJ "THE EMPIRE Cl'OI STRIKES BACK" -ltO,UMI- ""THE JBK" IRJ .. ANIMAL HOUSr I ,..:,~ -'---' ICUMH• IP'G I "SLY& STll..U" c:==--' I "COAL MIHlll'S · D4UGHTH• l"GI "IUCTlllC HOl.Sb44H I "APOCALYPSE 0NOW" "'BOYS IN COMPANY C" 1111 "'THI HOU YWOOD ICHl~S"lll '"S«A TfT0¥0f USA" 41.1.-00'90 ,~ .... ~· e-.1-l l OI• . __ ,_ •Crispy Fish •Fresh Cole Slaw •Crunchy Hushpuppies •Golden Fryes _ 1118() Lo<>Q Jotvt s.-·a, 1ne All •>Qlllt ·-·"° ,~ CWngGjohnSiJver~® covered that the fnendly. fair haired fam1Jy man from bob"f\<"·"Q •c ""ndow was/"~ ·~ c~-;.1""1 ')(~ SEAFOOD SHOPPES 3095 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA (Just Soutti of San Dteoo Fwy .. Acn>u From Fedco) in horn-nmmed glasses was Drec•O'Y ..,,.~ ~'> l·nd ~ Vade r. c.ors-i11 '""' ~~ C•«•orv ,~ "I enJOY kids They remind •re c•~t~ o• ,,,,. DRIVE· THRlJ. SERVICE AVAIL.AB~ me ~my o~ ... said Pro~~ r~~~~~·~C~l~l,~l~~~!f~1~1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l 44. who !Jves with his wife and three children in Croydon, rune mi~southofLondon. When he's not at work. he putters around the house. gardens and reads, hardly the nasty pursuits that consume the ,.•owsE iron-lunged villain Vader . SOMEWHAT TO BIS dismay, Prowse can go out tn public without being recognized. That's because he hit stardom in ''Star Wars" behind so poundl of fiberglass and quilted leather costume. --•c.... --·--.... ",ca 0...0. 5'1·• IU·ZSSl .. Ali Mid IMTM Bl·ll05 IJA .... C71.,~ ·---- J 1 r • Old fashioned, romantic ~-dancing is back in style. .. and the' Grand ~ now offm you an evening lO ~c with your m'Orilc mcmocy. Soft tinkling dJnnu musk'. elqpm candldJt tabfc srtti• the grandeur of Oamlng lllblesklc cookCt)t The uJtJmattlv danceable Dick ~II 'P't<> Is fcaluttd 1burldly ~ ~7to12. and IOft pi2no other~. SEAFOOD CONNOISSEURS 11'unclift Frtdl)t Sarurday a for our "F1)1tng Loh5tct"' dlnncr Cral'I Maine lobeu:n. onten. dams, flown In Crom Bolton. 0'9p~ Ellccmcrs. rejotc:cl ~REGISTRY l8IOO MacAnMr ll>*fWd ('114) 7''UITT7 ,,. ~111111! Q.,.. p-..- ' .. ' I .· DAIL v PfLOT • I I ... ~ •Ut~ Ralph Edwards and his wife Barbara inspect photos at the Los Angeles Public Library where t h e former TV host was honored by the Mu sic Friends of the Library. At Edwards Newport Cinema 70mm 6 Track Dolby Slereophonlc Sound! Dally 9nowtlm•• 12·00 Noon, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30 & 10;00~Plut MJdnl9ht Show Friday & Saturday j - -· -r~--~ -- . t ._,_ -.. ...-.. 8ff DAll..V PU .. OT ... .. • ' -~ .. ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES Don Ada•s Smarting From Movie Debut • ay aoa nt0• HOU.YWOOD (Afll -'l"be hqe billboard overloollq thl" Sunset Stnp trumpet.a: "WoWd J08 betteYe Don Adamt aa Mb,..•-ell Smert la hi• Cant motioa pktun!" Doil Adame ~lll"v "The Nude Bomb," which Uotv rta1 n>h~• t!d lhlS month, ts lndeed hll tinl movt lronlulJy, ance1 he a OM fA lbe 1WOl'ld'1 l"Qt.l film tau and aot hi:. i.l rt In &how bullne9a lmltat.ln1 the 1ta_t1 Al\YOIMI atarnna In hi nrst C••tw-e would be deJl•htt'd wltb the btllboard l4 Ina • tomM!ao, Adami found sometbi.nAJ Lo complain a bout "'fttt: PtC'T RE ... H anunbled. "It doe n't look Uk me. My (r"lf ndK taall rn~ up and Hy, 'la that you on thCI billboard'' I think It'" me. ISut why dld Otey have l4 make me loot like Quuamodo•" A• ror "The Nudtl &mb, .. be also bu ~rvatJOCUi "I ho~ It's aood." he aald "I can't really tl"ll [_1tt It · an)'mon I clldn't 10 to any ol tbe aoeak prevuiwa, wtuch I'm told -.at v ry well. I 81w It cold In a proJection room not 41 1ood way to a comedy There were a lot of lhlnCI taken out that I would Ulte to see put back an ''W11 N I MICNTIONBD lbem, I was told. 'Oon. tht- hrat cul wu lhrN hours and 40 m1nutes. we had to bnng at dowo lO to mlnut 1 ' I und rat.and that l Just wash they had ltt-pt IOM t' ol lh »e>clal comment. We had a lot or that In 'Gel Sm111rt .' " Lefft hJa comments sound entirely downbeat. 1t should be' addt."d lhol htl 11 admittedly not the best judge of his own work "I've never thou&ht Uu&t unythlng I dld was good lncludiJUl 'Get Smart ' Al the time I was dissatisfied with tbt! shows Now that I see them ln reruns, I rind that 70 1>4lfCl'Ot Of them are very (unny " "Tht' Nude Bomb" ( worlrin& title: "The Return of ~ D;1r/111~.\ UUPilCll-11IMlllAYlt. ... Alt Sale 11em1 1r• Sub1ec1 to NOW PLAYI NG IDWUll' IAINkllACa fl lOfO 5"81 5o88Q UWUM'CIMMAW(ll Westminster 891 3~ ... 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Reg. 21.95 11•• SANTA ANA ... . . r M uxweU Smart") was a cwioua project rrom the start. Why would 11 stud.Jo invest SlO million in recreating a television series that ended ats first run 10 years ago" IT DIDN'T START OUT as a reature, Adams said. Universal originally planned to make a two·hour televas lon movie that would serve as a pilot for a renewal or the TV series "Then UniversaJ took a survey and discovered there was u large audience to whom 'Get Smart' was a cult," ~aid the comic. "They tncluded people in their 20s and 30s who had grown up with the show. as well as kids 6 to 15 who have seen it in reruns. And the show has been seen in 67 foreign countries as well " Af'Wf Producer J ennings Lang ("Earthquake," "Airports" i took over the project. with Clive Donner ("What's New, Pussycat"") as director SMARTER NOW? sprad it on the house Glidden Spreo Hou~ Paint goes on eeSJty ones Quo<:lo.ly Tne ne•on~s n~ tn1n• rt s m&g•C Durable t a1 hntUI Res•SIS bl•Slers peehnQ mildew Easy water c•een·uP RtlQ 15 49 fantastically spreadable Ellterior IQl'ed latex gloss house & tt1m paint trom Ohd· den Goes on wtth eeae. Wide rlnQe o4 COl<>rS °'elk r ... $- 1ant g101s l•nian. qu1ck- dry1ng. Aeg. 16 59 . the right lighter Don Adams Crotket dt~e c-oarene 1tft11er 11 good IOf thousaOda o4 t~rrta Dependable. <:oM· e>ac1 Reg 99' one good turn deserves another oP 1a oec• 1 Jvc&t "" 8 ""t .. , '"a t:inQ"t C"lrOtTtP Ol -lf no .,._.. -~I). ' , ¥u:tf,•• I .., !'OI •lOOWF Req 34 ,:;, 2488 tf the old heater cmi't get tt any hotter T me tot a ne-on~ Oeoondao•e pn f"Q• ~d• no Q.1~ ... ~,.. 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Her business is called Garden Habitats and Ms. Ballew is an ''interior landscaper." She goes into a home or business, de· termines what plants should go where, sells or leases tbem' lo tbe customer and then provides complete maintenance serv1ces. Her clients need never touch a watering pail It's a job for the plant·happy ··: "There were few comparues doing this a few years ago." Ms. · Ballew noted. "l don't know if there were any " "l don't know what caused this (sudden 'popularity of plants)," she said. "It's just one or t.boee things thal people got interested in a few years ago." THAT 1NTEaEST ls reflect· ed, in part, by Ms. Ballew's sales figure.s. She started Garden Habitats two years qo and. in her first 12 months, did $15,000 in business. Last year she toe* in $100,000. Next year, ~be predicta. will be bigger. M s Ballew, Z7, said most ot her customers are restaurants and business offices, although she alao provides plant m.ain-tenan«lw. number ol homes. In restaurants, she aaid, "The plants are a tool they use to pre- sent their product." In offices, pJanls are intended to bolster employee morale by providing a pleasant work environment. Garden Habitat.a bas plants in some ID homes and buaiDesses, inchuliog Victoria Station restaurant.. tbe reliolW offices fear Der Weiaerschnluel and Paelf ac Sltereo, and tbe Arcadia and Del Amo All·Pro Athletic Clubs. Ms. Ballew lS drawing up plans for French restaurant en· trepreneur Jacque Borel and his dining c hains rn Southern California named Casa d1 Pompei and La Vi~ err Ro~c MS. BALLEW said the most prevalent mistake made by peo pie who select and place their own plants is that they don't con· sider lighting. "They just put a plant where they want it. like a piece of furniture. even if the re 's not enough light." she said. "There are very few plants that will do well in a home situation 1( · there's not enough light.•· · · 10 a business. I stick to 10 to 20 basic plants. The kind that you buy at swap meets or an the drugstore take too much care and they're loo sensitive You want sturdy pla,nts that will look good .. .Because manv restaurants are now using an atrium · type decor. they offer excellent hght for plant-growing, Ms. Ballew said. Her interest in things that grow stemmed from a stint as a floral shop employee. Ms. Ballew explained. Sbe went on to study ornamental horticulture at Orange Coast College. AT 1111ES. when dealing with potential clients. being a woman running a business can be a dis· advantage, she said. "Sometimes I get the feeling lbat they don't take me senous- ly. But some doo 't even consider tbat I'm a fe male. they just listen to what I have to say." she observed. \ "It's just a personal thing with some people." she added. "A lot or meo would rather work with men." But, said Ms. Ballew. ''Since I've been in this business, I've found that women are much bet· t.er than men, definitely. They pay more attention to detail when lhey're caring for the plants. And their abilities are better in designing ~ause they have a feel for the bome an<4 a better atmosphere." Partners Jerry Brase (left) and Terry Hermann relax on one of their creations. \ • .-. -. . . ~. ' I <• , . • -.. .... Sue Ballew calls herself an 'interior landscaper.· Blink At That A former tennis shoe salesman has pooled his efforts with an ex- political science major to provide heavenly nights. By JUDITH OIS>N o. .. o...,~s- When the subject is beds and mattresses. there are a lot of possibilities for puns. Pillow talk and that sort of thing. Bul with Jerry Brase and Terry Hermann, beds are a sertous business. Never mind that they call their shop Forty Winks. J11&t blink at lbal and go on. The partners make custom beds in their Santa Ana shop to whatever specification a customer wants. whet.her it be king-siled, midget length or 10 feet tall. They specialize in wooden beds, however, so if you want a bran bead.board you're "knot" Wtely to Id it from them. Most important, Brase and Hermann make their own box sprinp and mattresaes and pl'O- mise abeavenlyntgbtofsleep. Bed design seems an unlitely field for a former tennia shoe salesman, u wu Hermann. and a political science major In col· lege, which ls Brase'• back· ground. •BUT THE PAaTNBll& who met in tbe el1btb grade In Oran,e. reallied tbat they could combine tbelr taleata into a very unusual compan)'. "I wu In the wholesale mat· tress business before." Brase said. "And I saw the tendency for companies lo take lbing.s out of the product." He and Hermann, who's the wood specialist. began making mattresses lo tbe old-fashioned s pecifications of well-known companies and combining them with their custom·made bed frames. "We started out by making a lot of mattresses for antiques," Brase said, "and since we have a knowledge of wood w~ decided to 'borrow' the antiques'a.od make them larger. • 'Tbeo we started ma.king be& with kes of this and t.bal." Now. ihe bulk ol their wort is antique reproducUoos, elon,ated for the. tall peopl• <>f lbe 1980s~ and the moll popular material is oak. TBBY ALSO deai1n sleek, cootempor..-y fra.met of teat. walnut. cberTy and rosewood. Some cmt.omen want more exolic wood.a aucb as ebony, Braae sald, and with their network of sources, they've "never been ltUmped yet." Tbe bedl 10 all over the worid. ao there an people ln many countries cetttn1 a .aood Brtu/Hermann sleep. One. Ii~ Ung ln tbelr lbowroom a few (See llED8. .... Q) • ~ .. • • •• t • • • •• (2 DAILY PILOT ThurMJ1y. May 22, ttlO • (FN• Pap CU day1 ••o ••• bouDd f or 0.•8111 Md another waa on lu ·t'1.: New 7Aaland. ..... oak becla .,.. the moat poJHat•r ltern OD their draw-. board, Brue u d, and lbff• uaually atart at around •1000 for a bu c dea.l,-n There la no "aven1t' price," Braae emphasaud, and \bey have made Mt.a that with pdre ta11 up to $4,400. ··Most are around ~ to '800." Bra not· ed. "but thert' really 1s no • averaafe Pl"ICt' "' BE SAID nt.AT the two an- not '" bulln .If to comptite Wllh mass produced be<!ls but to ()(fer .somethtn& peoiJle cu't Hod t-lsewhere "Don't rome here 11 you want to save money." Brase 11sserted "But if you have s hopped and can 't find it, come here " Brase. a long-llme Newport Beach resident. has drawn up another plan for his life and soon will b'e spending his nights dreaming about school rather than mattresses and frames He bas enrolled an the M A. program at Biola College and will begin studying for a degree in theology and psychology m June. "The ex~rience I've had.. m the tast-two to 'thtff years Tu· - dicates that there are a lot of people needing help," he ex· plained. o.l!J .......... "--TERRY HERMANN WITH BUTTON-TUFTING MACHINE "My basic floor plan is lo spend five to six years getting it. By then J!D be willing to get out or this business." to the upholstery tabll' s prings are 9 "'2-gauge steel . there are no unsupported spots on the mattress. and the fabric is locked two ways to keep it in place BRASE POINTS to a mattress and box springs for one last sales pitch before be goes back "Sit down." he )>ayi., potnllll~ to the end or a m attre!.~. He 1s obliged and mdeed he 1s right. It's comfortable beyond belief rrs because all the work is done by hand and no corners a re turned, Brase e xplained. The Yes, Brase is right. The beds a r e soo oooo com - fortable ..... zzzuuuzu. Festival Perf ornaers Musicians Susan Fries and Richard Glenn are among e ntertainers who will perform tonight at a kick- off party for the Newport Beach City Arts Festival. Th e invitational party. beginning at 5:30 p.m . at the Newpo rt Harbor Art Museum, is a prelude to the 16th annual Alts Festival \.\ h1ch begins at noon Satur· day at F ashion Island and ('Ont inuc~ through 6 p m Sunday. Royalty Into Farming 'If it weren 't for their royal duties, farming would be the life chosen by British royalty, says author Ralph Whitlock. LONDON CAP> -If lhe British royal fam1 · ly did not have to be royal, they would all be farmers. Farmer.author Ralph Whitlock came to that conclusion after seeing seven of the many royal farms a t work. "If it were not for the ir royal duties, farm· ing would be the life they would c hoose.·· Whitlock told a reporte r alter his book, "Royal Farmers:· was published recently. He says Queen Elizabeth 11 and he r C'.onstucting Constructing plans for a Construction Employment Opportunities Seminar June 14 are <from left) Virginia Lehner, Marie Osowski and Nancy Nichols. For informa· tion on the seminar, to be held at the YWCA in Santa Ana, call 536-2591. husband. Prince Philtp, keep a careruJ eye on their £arm:.. v.h1ch must all be self-supportiJl&. J UST HOW MANY farms there are, royal· run as well as tenanted. is not disclosed. Bl's 1des feeding royalty. the rarms contribute Sl:J million a year toward state income. Whitloc k. 67, who farms at Yeovil. Somerset. said he found Pnncess Anne and her hus band, ex-Army Capt. Maril Phillips, "un- dert aking the Herculean task of reclaiming and taming a formidable acreage or recalcitrant land.·· at Gatcomb Park in Gloucestershire. The queen bought the 7JO.acre estate for the young couple for $540,000. then paid a like amount for 600 acres of adjoining farmland. Al Barnwell. near Peterborough, the farm hom e of the queen's nephew. the Duke of Gloucester. Whillock found Dowager Duchess Alice weeding the garden. Whitlock revealed that the queen prefers untreated milk from her pedigree herd of J er sey cows at Windsor Park. ll is delivered the 21 miles to Buckingham Palace three times a week, m green bottles with gold caps bearing the symbol EHll (Elizabeth Regina ti). WITII TUE MILK go cartons or cream cheese from the 19th-century dajry at the Windsor farm . and vegetables, fruit and flowers. Tall plants are grown especially for the lofty staterooms or the palace. The army horses at Windsor barracks and the royal stables produce 20 tons of manure a week. which 1s spread on the royal mushroom beds at Windsor and on the kitchen urdens. Fruit from the 48 acres of black-currant bus hes at Sandringham in Norfolk is sold for a well known commercial cordial. Mutton for the royal table comes from a flock of rare Soay i.heep at Balmoral in Scotland. Supporting the popular notion that a farmer is hidden in every En11.labman, WhiUock says: "In ma.ting the most of-4beir'rural i.nberitance the royal family are doing exactly u most or tbe queen's subjects would do if tbeJ could c hange places." t Horoscope SATURDAY, MAY Z4 By SYDNEY OMARR ) ARIES <Mar 21 -Apr 19> Forces tend to be scattered kt-y 1i. to 1nvt•st1gate. put queM1ons ln wr1tUlg You'll encountt-r a hvewire Gemini. Contracts, special agreem ents dominate agen da One clrn.t> to you becomes more aware of "body 1magt• " TAURUS <Apr 20 May 201 f'nend com- plains about being ··n·-.tr1cted " Perceive humor in 51tuut1on. Accent on service work. get- ting details out or \lo ay and t>hminatlng red tape. Aquanus. another Tauru!) and a S<:orp10 figure prominently GEMJNJ <May 2l·June 20) Dig beneath layers of pretense -be analytical. c reative and recognize encounter with )Qve when 1t occurs. Virgo native play~ s1gn1f1cant role Future trave l and publication plan.-. coml' into focus Member or oppo~1te !)ex make~ life more m terest1ng CANCER Uune 21 July 22J Practical mat· ters. sttuntv mea~urt') dom1not(• Accent diplomacy, bt-r1-ccptl\e to domc!)t1c change and adjustment Tauru'> LshrJ. Scc,rp10 native!) figure promtnently Que..,t1oru. art'.)P concerning property values <,tttk to basic h~ues. avoid "fancy" arrangl'ml'nls ur .. t·heme., LEO (July 23 Aug 221 You gel support from persons v. ho prl'\ tou ~> v.ere tnd1ffereot Pisces. Virgo na\1\c~ pl.,, key rot~ Emphasis on 1de;1s. tnps, rPlatl\t·-.. c·orrN.se reports. Find out what othl·r-. t·xiwrt ,,r )•JU Dehne u:rml>. perfect mt:thods. J\OHJ t'lf decPpt1on \'IRGO I \u~ l:I Sq>I 221 Money 11> S~ll.l&hlcd \OU .(:OU.t;( I. °"I.Ar.. IO<'r~a~· tn -come pott>nlial CiJµr11·urn. Cannr natives figure prom1nl·ntly 'nu II ha\ 1· c1dd1tiooa l responsibility. more aulhnrit v .ind fananc1al pie lure wtU ht-tu \Our Jd\JOIJ~l' LIBRA <~pt 23 < h l 22' Accent on in 1llat1ve. andcix:ndcncc. comµI~ tsr1n of important ass1~nml'nt. Anutht:r L1br:J ..i.nd an Anes figure in !)Ctmano Y11u n•t·c1 \ P accolade'.) .. 1 '>pec1al honor you v.111 be at n~ht. µlace at crucial mo ment SCORPIO t<Jct z.1 'liv 211 You break throul(h barncr-. of feJr Jnf'! doubt What you seek is av<ulablc -1£ )ou act m a dirttt, original. crcaln'<' mann<'r Leo. Aquarius natives figure prominently Fulfill obhgation to individual ~.nfint.'CI lo homc or bpsp1lal SAGrITARn'S C ~o' 22 Dt-c 21) Stnve to make dream!> corn~ true You are on nghl lrack -intu11.Jon 1s on t11rgt>t Aquanan figures prom· ~ently Relat1H• make'> 1>Pf'c1al caJI to ctanfy iunerary Good 10\e!ltmcnt rounsel 1! avaUable. You are comtn~ closer to J3<'kpot. CAPRICOR~ <Dec 22·Jan 19) · Stress versatility take noth111g for ~ranlf.'d. insist on answers. not l"' J!>IOn !> Gemini. Sagittarius person.<. ri~url' promin1:ntlv Your ~oat is an s ight superior wJnl.l> \Ou to ::.ucce<.'<f. but does not want SUCCl');.'> to tumc · too Ca!>tl) " You'll see' AQUARlt'S IJan 20 hti U11 Good lunar aspect romc1des nov.-with d1 ... t.i!l<'t! langud~t! commun1c.illun -.p1nlu.il u1,,1._t L. bl sng ··an touch" \I.1th loH•d one H 1;1dtJli" r. to pubh!)h111g proJecl ,., n•mfl\1•d ~tall: ~our CJ'>f' and your view'> Anolhl·r Aquun:Jn .rnJ ..i ~uJrt•111 £1guri> · promuwnlh PIM.ES 1 h ·b 13 '1 1r _., 'i ou pcrC'e1vl wha l I!) lo u<Tur you !'>t n l' trl'nd or ~our ov.n future. Kev I'> to have £d1lh 10 \IJ~CU Soml' member.. Of family may Cllmplain JboUl monty and v.arn ~bout lack of 1 'PN1enc<' llov.e' er. stJck to l'OUrse, pioneer )Our o'4n LraJls S1nqles Calendar ruru 'ac:/'1 WedMJday and cori· f ams m/nrma:wn on d~ ussvm Q'T'OUPI. part 11: i and f'ut'nB •IJ)t"l'l to the public :11 till' Ororiq' roost ar!"O Send rv>tll't'~ tn .'im11~s Colt"l'V!tlr DaiJ11 f'tlfJI P < 1 Bor J5'ilJ Costa M1•w. rA ~2'·~'fi lnc1Uphone number .\ olu ~ l ... ~1 bt' rtce1ved lwu wee ks 111 advance o I an t'vntl It's Never Too Late· PLEASANT HILL, FEATURING ~ CU$TOM FRA°MINO - Speci•llzlng In Hand fltfttlfted ,,.,..-111r..111l 1803 Newp0rt Blv Costa Mesa Mo . CAP> -The year~ I~;)! was 1920. Dewey Bla c kman tho ught Gladys Shireman was a bit too eager to get mar- ried. He was JUSt 19 and he felt that was too young to marry. But reeently when Gl•dya repeated her auuestion that they get married, well, Dewey agreed. RUFFEll'S UPHOlSTHY W1-Y•W• ........ 1912 He-.r ltYd. Cott• W... -541·1 I H Baldwln "'- Pianos •nd Organs Lt.:,~'NS · 1NSTRUMEN'fS TAPES • RECORDS Yllll MUSICL CENTEA ..... """~"'. v .. fHIHOf1 l1lene1 U 0-9020 OAtL'f 10 • SUH 0) MOltlf f'HURS I At 10 t FEAR Of FL YING? T cJkl' Thr First Step To Take.Off < Al l FOR BROCHUkF. Something Special feminine fashions 250 E. 17th St. eosta Mesa 645-57 I I . .,. • Tumb•eweec,, o t the West •Coco • Charlotte Russe • Patchwon<s • Str Jame~ 1n l More' I ' / BE AN ICE SKATING ~ at an /, ' ICE CAPADES CHALET • NEW CLASSES STARTING • REGISTER NOW for internationally famous Ice Capades Chalet Ice Skating School. Whether you've ice skated before or never ice skated 1n your life, one of these classes 1s tor you. • BEGINNERS WELCOME! • Call Hot Line: 979·6351 Ire 2701 Harbor Blvd. Harbor & Adams 979-8880 3467 Via Lido Newport Beach • 673-4510 , (parking lot entrance) ' ' Costa Mesa~ PUBLIC ICE SKATING EVERY DAY, LOTS OF FUN FOR YOUR MONEY. ONLY A BUS RIDE AWAYll ,. tters Becoming Status Symbol? Wtlh the pri~ or J>06lqe (Olftl up lo 20 ttnll a h•tter Mll year, I don't know how mu('h lonfl"t I can afford to communlcatt• My cor~pondenC"e isn't tudly aonn u from tM pm ol ElJubtlb Barrett 8rowru.o11. you know Usually, t be&to my lell.-~ with an apoloo for not writinJ, follow~ by a l.IAt or u or 2IO t>• cuse that would dt'p~ss ~ Osmonds • T1DS 18 t'OLLOWEO by a qwa to how I rutty <'llre "liow ln lht' world are you• Are yoo sewln& .wythmJ new" llow'a your mother., Did you see. M·A S.H last wt-ek'> Dad you ever find out why Rob's e1ars were ranging?" Then l move aJong tot~ current stuff, lake what I am having ror dinner and an update on what every member of the family ll> doing at the moment I am writing the letter I Reading tht! paper. Teasing the 'dog Hanging on the phone Gomg lh.rougtiJn,y Rune J -_ - -{usually take half a page to explain that the only thing I hate more than cheup gossip as the people who spread it Th.ts IS followed by three page!> or cheap oaalp "MM-n romf' a fn1 cute 1111yt.n1s by my chlldrt'O with h11, h• '1 In parenlhes . • reprl1e of my twnlt•·nt·e tor not wriUng und 1t promlJe to do bt-ttrr next llml", iand thal'1 if THAT OalVEL mla&ht hav~ been worth thn•6 cent.ii al orw t1m.-hut it Is clear that the (luallt( of my Idlers hus not kept pace with the co t o wntm.r lnc:re1u1t•1 Thl'r.i u.rc s~veral changes In lt!Uer-wnllng that Ammc1u\8 will be looking at 1 AIJ.!lummg that delivery deluys will get worsf' 1n.11tead of better. letters should have a fh~itablt' ~fenmcc of lJme Euo1pJl' 'Thl' baby as cutll.ng his teeth and LI> rrabby" I ar Je tt.er 1s received June 1980· July 19't0) "Th{• baby 1s toilet·trained and no longer upplyang for a cha!rng scholarship" (if received Apnl U>8l-February 1984) "The baby has graduated a nd is unemployed" 11r received June 2()()0.Jul y 2003) 2 f or 20 cent!> you should have someUung important to ~ay an your letters. A Tupperware party Is not an earthsha king event unless Burt Reynolds i.hows up for i~ 3. LONG l.ETl'ERS wall become a thing of the past Look for Chn:.tmas newsletters that "all abbreviate the ir accomplis hments with "Overachievt•fi> still wonderful. !See Newslet· ters 1978, 1979, 1980, e tc >" Yes. 1 predict le ll<'rs will become the oev.•c:.t. st.at.4.b ~ymbol in th1r. countrv:- 1 tan JUS\ S<'C a kid an college sending his mothrr a tl'legram for h<'r birthday and his m olhl'r :.hru~g1ng , .. He couldn't afford a let ter"" Corn Husks In Hair . DEAR ANN LANDERS:-The letter from that idiot who complained about people with "farm mentality" really burned me up. She am· )>lied that farmers are dumbbells who allow • their animals to run loos e ctnd bteed tn· discriminately. Mv husband and I are both agricuJtural school, graduates. We are well informed on • A1111 Landers -hloodlines and artificial insemrnallon. There as no aspect of animal husbandry we don't know. : Today, a farmer must be an expert on soil, mass r:narkeling, storage, parity ~d .the lat~st in t!(\Wpment. Our margin of profit is so sLim )hat if we aren't alert we can get wit>ed out. . We are always at the mercy or the ele- 'ments. An early frost, heavy rains, floods. tornadoes or dry spells can make or break us. Al present, we have ejgbt dogs of maxed breed -all dropped off io deplorable condition .bY city folks, of course. One was a mother with four tick-infested puppies. Have you ever heard of a farm person laking animals to the city and dumping them? · I'll bet you will get a load of complaints on that boob's letter . She owes us farm people a n "apology. -GLAD TO BE ONE DEA.ll GLAD: lligbt you are. I rttelved 'hundreds of complalats from readers wbo r~· I) It I) sented the term "farm mentality." Thanks for writing a l~ter I could print. . Being an Iowa girl m yselt, I can tell you this t'ountry's backbone-is lb~ farmer. I'm pr»ud of tbe corn bu.sks ia my ball'. DEAR ANN LA.'IJDERS · lam.a high ~chool st>n1or. 6·2. and W<'ig h 205 Ever :.ance l can re· member. rn} dad has bN·n pu...,hin~ me to <'Xcc·I 1n sports. M~ coordination \\as nl'\.l.'r very good, a nd I was ndJculed tt lot. I hale the discipline 1l took to be part of a team lo m~ :.ophomore ~ca r 1 decided to for~l't. a bout sports. The problem 1s m y older brother He t!> l<'r · r1fic al football, bast!ball . basketball. racquet ball and socct>r People think because he's su great I shouJd follow an has footsteps. The pres · sure to "ge t an there and show my stuff" 1s more than I ca n take. Please think of a snappy comeback .~ NO STAR DEAK N.S.: You don't need a snappy comf'· back. Go in a differ ent direction. Develoo skills in drama. music, art. debating, chess, backgammon, photography, the Ust is endless. You need your own lhlng, soo. Gel Jtoing and H.nd il. DEAR ANN LANDERS. I am a 12·year·old girl who has been reading your column s ince I was eight. Everybody tells you everything, so I will, too When I was younger I used to lose Uungs a lot. My Cavonte aunt a lways said. "T'll bet you will fmd it in lhe very last place/ou look." She sure was right. I woul look high and low aQd then, in the very last place I looked. there it was . Can you figure this out? - DETROIT QUESTIONER DEAR DETROIT: It's simple. When you find wbafyou are lookiag few, yo. atop lookl.eg. So the platt you fOGlld it was tlae last place you looked. select group of summer dresses no~ at ~2 PRICE! 0 I) summer sleepwear! I) I) .. .. I) I) Long gowm. Shorty gowns Sleeve/cs; gowns W1,ip robe ~ I) q Reg . $1 4.00 Reg. $1 2.00 Reg. $22.00 Roa $40.00 0 ~ SJ\LE SAr._E. SA LE SALE ~ $9.85 $7.85 .$14.85 $29.85 d "' "' d .,; ~ ~ LIS plaid Sleeveless LIS sleepshirt s LIS sleepshi.rts ~ sleepshirts long gown (short) (lonq) ~ -E Reg. $16.00 Reg. $25.00 Reg. $25.00 Rea. $27.00 ti; SALE SALE SALE c> SALE 1) $16.85 $16.85 $17.86 I) $9.85 .. • • .. .. (I (I 0 Hookers To Play Politics NEW YORK CAP> -Four yura qo, Manhattan rolled out the red carpet for delegates to the Democratic National Con· vention. Thia year, even the clly'a prostitutes oy t hey'll work overtime -but at new, higher prices. "Bustness does increase." sajd Margaret Prescod Roberts. head or the New York Prostitutes Collective. SOE SAID THE number of prostitutes working Manhattan during the Madison Square Garden convention in August may increase by almos t one- hatr. Margo St. James, bead or the prostitute group COYOTE. or Call Off Your Old Tired EtJucs. s aid hookers will be c harging up to twice the usual rate. "U it"s SSO. it'U be $100 tr it's usually $100, it'll be $150" she said. THERE WAS NO comment from the Democratic National Comoiilfec. A ~pokesman for Mayor Edward I Koch said "The laws against pro!>t1 tut1on will be enforced al> the.)-\J I" a}.., are e nfor<'ed " Fmc.-s against prosl1\ull'"' ar1· part of the reason for lht· h1gh1•1 prices. said In s Dela Cruz. h1:-ad of Prostitutes of N€•w Yo rk "Somt.>body's got to pa) for them," :o.hc said The polic<· wall tx· trying to t·n force a tough anti loitering la" but the l<'adl'rs of prostllult•' or gnnizat1ons :said they plan tu rl'cruit no n -p ros t 1t \lt1:., <11 mingle wtth tht>m to try to bail police into makm~ Cabe arre-.L.., THE LEADERS SAID that a' many as 150 ··straight" r<•rrwL.., per night will b<-enlisted to se rve as decoys Miss Robert..., said if pohc<' "e r<' not l'arefuJ in m aking arrests. "there may be a flood of lawswts " Told of the deco} plans. a pohce spokesman, :.c.11d :.a mply, "If a person sohc1ts, ht• gets locked up If a person loiter>, he gets lO<'ked up " The state'!> anti 101tcran~ Jaw. pass ed JUSt before the 1976 con· ve ntion. was nicknamed the "Demo crati c C o n ventio n Hookers' Bill.·· It has been up· held by the courts, but there h ave been two case s whe re damages were awarded to non prostitutes caught in swee~. MISS ST. JAMES said the· Re publican convention in Jul} m ight bring even m ore pro- stitutes to Detroit. Third Brake Light Would Cut Crashes ! WASHINGTON CAP ) -The o simple. inexpensive addition or a o third brake Light located just un· ! der th e cent e r o f an o automobile's rear window can ~ ~~!s~~~ ~nu~~fr~ ~~v~~~~~~~ , tests show j :• The finding announced by the ;. Transportation Department re- " s uit s from s tudy ing 5 .400 " telephone company cars in mne ~ states last year. 2,466 of which o we r e equipped with a high- 0 mounted auxiliary stop lamp ~ The accident r ate for the cars o with the extra lamp was S4 per· 0 cent lower than for the cars with ! only conventional brake hgbts. o according to the OOT's National ! Highway Traffic Safety Ad· o ministration. A similar 1978 o study showed the same results ! with taxi1I in Washington, D C. o "We may have found a prac· <i tical solution to reducing a cost· : ly and common type of traffic o accident, the rear-end collisjon. :1 It accounts for nearly three 0 million accidents annually. And • this simple change in the rear-! ligbti.og system or a passenger o car should cost the consumer no • more than SS." said NHTSA Ad· ! mi.ni5trator Joan Claybrook. (I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (I • Cl Greeks Tough On Smokers --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-· ATHENS, Greece CAP> -Stepping up its anti· smokio1 campaifn. the Greek eovemment bas is- sued a decree prohibiting ci1arett.e. pipe and cigar amoklq ln mos\ indoor public areas. special purchase shirts! Long sleeve cotton blend lino and jacquard. ORIGINA L PRICE $28 Now $1S.85 (I (I (I (I Cl 4l • • Cl ot • • • WHlwood (213) 478-0469 Wood /ind Hiii• (21 3) 881·5350 ThouNnd Oalt1 (805) 496·3480 • • • , • Newport &..ch (714) 644·4411 P11/m Spring~ (714)325·2891 Gromnon1 (?HJ 461 ·0051 L..u Veq.v (702)735-6373 • : s.n FrAnClro (415) l62·Z277 P•lo AJ10 (415) 32H041 Cffmtl (408} 624·1412 Wtlnur Cffflt (415) 932·?5?0 :1 • • *******************w*****•****************************************** Tbe oaly e.xceptions wiU be special 1moking sec- Uoo.t In ai.rporU and train at.at.ioas. The decree cov· era all balls, walUn1 rooms, elevaton and con· fer.nee rooms ln bu.lldlni• under at.ate control. Smokin1 has been forbidden l n movie theaters and publJc buset, traloa and planes for many years. Thurldey. May 22. 1980 DAIL'( PILOT C3 JUICfNG UP THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD ·Ptan for Bad Times During Good Times' APWtre,....e Electric Railroad A Winner in Iowa 1-.~I J.:UY . l1J\\,1 IAf'1 ll h..t.' 15 RJ alt-!> or tr;;,ck anrl u handful 11t t•11111lm t'l'" I I nm., on l it dnul} ~'fld at ·-. bt en making a profit ~tn<'l' lht• rurn flf tht r·e111ur. It., th1 111":1 Ti rmin.d k.tilrr,Jd ' .Ju1l·t· Lant· <1nd '4hth: h1~g 1·r rJilrm11h fold uµ t h 1·11 1r.11 k . 11kt•t>P"-1·hugg1111t Jlong . Our w1·n·t" Th·· ht~i;;·· ... t ""''rt'! 1<. lht: dbthly tu rPmaan ncx1 bll· · '~Jd r Jtlrt>.111 eh1d H11~ .. r Cornn 37 v. ho ha~ b<>cn known tu \..lk<' J tr.11n 11u\ h1m ,d f F:\l·r\!)(J(j\ v.orkan~ for a -.hort l1nl' ends up doan~ tv.11 or thr ,., J«>li" TIU. l.J1TLI-. R.\JLRO..\U, 0\\" •.u O} ii ~rnuµ 11( Mason Cat} bus1nc .. "rnt n run .... un th{' ... il m•· humpv ri~hl or "ay that pa:-.sengl'r.., fullo"e<l from \la<.00 Cit\ I•• C'lt:dr Ldk1· un July 4, 1898 Its locumot1H·.., J rl.' li<1ldw1J1 W~llnMhoust· modl'h rl1i.contmut.'<.l g1:n1•ration .. ago and 1t!> )pare p;;,ru come from -,1m1lar engine~ bought for :.crJp pnn•s Tht· ufe blood of th•· railroad 1:. <:lectn t•1t) "h1ch the engm~ :.1p from loo:.ely '-lrung wire::. ovt.'rhead. And 11~ boss, Com er. Joined the opNallon a derade a~o with no prev1ou::. rail experience .. All businei-s~ are th<' '>ame except for tht-terminology. You plan for bad llm~ during the J?ood tames." he s aid The lo"a Te rminal u. actually two railroads The "Juice Line" used to be the M<1hon Cat) and (;I.ear Lake Railroad The other half ii. a 22·rrule stretch or hne c1rcli.Qg Chctrles Cat y USTIL 1"8, THE CHARLES CITY portion al~ operated on C'lectnc1t} ThJ\ >t·Jr . a tomc1do wiped out mo..,l of the O\'crhcad "'ires J.nd tht: railroad rn.>" U!>t.>:. :-.l.4fld<ard du~~d un1l::.. Altogether. the rrulroad has 'n m1lel> of track, three djesel engines, five eleclnc engines and 17 employees "Take Alice Nichols She 's a secretary and also our freight agent." says Com er. "We don't have enough people to have one guy s it a round and do Just weldJng a lJ day." Ounng an inte rv ie w, Corner took tam e out to discuss a mecharucal problt'm with an em plO}tt and to tell a trucker where to unload a bunch of t1e!> One late Fnday night ... JJ che mical com- pany served by lo14 a Tt>rminal ran o ut of <>upphes Corner could reach only ont' othe r e mployee, so the t'4 0 made the tnp. THE LINE SERVES AGRIClLTURE·RELATED businesse:. such a:. a drn.' dt-laJls of the company's bus1· ness led~er. sa) mg uni} that af be didn't make a proht, he wouldn't be runrung the railroad Business as slow. he said. because bus1· ness for cust.omt'r'> '" :.low following the shut off qf grain sales to the Soviet Cmon th1-. \ t>a r But he sa1d the lrnt• ~enerates at least 100 car:. of business per male of track and has "0U)~ht no government help Com er 1s not a rail buff "WE'RE NOT RUNNING THE railroad as a museum. We 're doinJ? 1t because it' profitable " If ht• "ere a buff. he might be displa ying or operating a res tored 40-passcnJ!cr car that sits unnoticed m Iowa Terminal's stora~e shed. But bt•cause of tnSuraoce costs, the only time the old car hit!> :.et'TI action an rt>cent years was when at was hauled out for a bu~int.>l>.., promotron ·Passenger~ are a headache," Corner says. Marilyn 'Dreadful,' Says Lord_Olivier NEW YORK <AP> -Sir Laurence OLivier thought Marilyn Monroe was enchanting -until they worked together. "It was dreadful," s ays the celebrated English actor. OLivier's comments came in an interview with ABC-TV re- porter Barbara Walters that will be aired June 10, said the New York Dally News, which said it )lad an advance peek According to the News. Olivier saw the late sex sym· bol as a mixture of "two clearly demarked, e ntirely diUerent people." ''One w as the most enchanting ~rt I ever met. I thought. 'This is terrible. I'm going to fall in love wiJ..b UUs girl so much,'" Olivier s aid . Then. as the two worked together in the 1957 film, "Th e Prince a nd tbe "'· ••• . tJa . . Showgirl," "It became obvious to me that when she wu working, sbe was an entirely different person. "She was thoroughly ill-mannered ... she humiliated me and pu\ me through the most dreadf\11 time." said Olivier . "Beine a star and being an actress ls not necessarily lbe same lhin1." ' Wife Stabbed; Husband Held MARYSVILLE (AP> -The wife of a U .S . Air Force 1er1eant hu been 1\abbed to death, and heT husband ls ln the hospital reeovtring from ap- puent.ly seJMnflicted silt wrl u. autborlties report. Beale Air Foree Base Capt. Alton Waller said Tuesday lhal lnnstipton went to the home on the ~ Monday of Tech. Sit. Wilaon RaUord and b1a wife Uncba, both 38 . Waller uld they fouad Raiford lylna in a bathtub with wn.t wounds, and Mn. Ratlord dud tn a bedroom wttb muJttple stab wounds. ---. .. Cl JWl V PILOT fnu~y. Ma., 21. tllO 0..11 Pti.t \wtt , ..... The workmen m this truck van carrymg handicapped parking '-IJ<lCt' at the Walnut pipe on 1~ top must have been mighty hun \'11lage Cenll'r 111 lr\'tnl' to da:.h into a gry Thev ~cenUy used J1 clearly marked ~and~u..-h :.ht>frlor lunrh Greeks on Rebound Fraternities Sororities A(;(ain Popular STATE COLLEGE. P a <AP> -College Greeks still have 1m age worries. soothed not at all by s uch raucous. bttr·swtlling , portrayals of fraternity. men <I!) those in the m ovie' "Anima l Rouse." At some campuses, in these years or remmism. fralem1lles :md soront1es ar e branded as sexist Some <•hapte rs <1 rc sull hounded by s tories or hazing horrors BUT ALL IN <111, fratefrut1es and soron t1es are at the height of a tremcndou~ rebound. StudenLc; arriving on campu~ today are more likely to be weanng designer denims than the battered Army Jackets of the early 1970s, when pure ly social groups withe red 10 the heat or anti-war protests ··Suddenly it's a ll right to shave and be neat and belong to organizations again." said Jack Anson. exe<'ulJve director of tht> N at1onal lnterfraternity Con· rerence in lndJanapolis. IN 1971·72. THE average size of a fraternity chapter dropped to a low of 34 membtrs from a pre.war size or 49 "Today "'t·'rc· bac k up to an average of 49 " An-.on ~a id Some 235,000 men belong to 1.800 fratemjty chapterc; at 640 l: .S aod Canadian <:olleges and un1ve r sit1es. Sorority mem- bership has 101.·rca~ed <1bout lO pNcenl ~tnt't' 191:!. according t11 the National Panhellcnic Con rerenc<'. but membership f1(!urcs arc not a vailable TYPICAL IS TJIP. lurnaroum1 at the Sigma Pl housl' 1us1 off the <'ampus of Penns) l\'an1.1 State t:nn1ers 1ty her(' From d flagging membership or 34 111 1970. lhe bnck, stont-•md b<"am Tudor·stvle house 1s full Jl 41 membe,.; "I began lookrng for a group of friend., "'h1•n pcopll· on m' r1or m1tory. floor ~ta rted going lh(·ir own S<'parall' "'a) s ... "•1111 ch:.ipter pres1d<'nl ~!ark Hi.Inion "To me. this 1s hom t-." h1· -.aid. propping h1'> feet on a c;h1 If cluttered with textbooks. planh a nd bc•e r mugs bearing lht· Sigma Pt cr est. MARK TASSENBAt:~ h:.id much the saml· expenenct-when he arn,·cd at the LCLA campw; Zeta Beta Tau offer ed a place to live in a high·rent d1stnct and a social life besides "There are a lot of fun times Like t hl' sports proJ?ram and ha' ing long Lalk:-. m the m1ddll· of tht' ru ght It's like a btg r .im1 I)." he said Dl'bb1e He1t1man J G;.11nm 1 Phi &:-td at lhl' Lnl\tr..,lt\ ••I w1~coru.1n. likes the ~pdC'I: . · In lhe dorms. there .., JU't t>m• Little> room. But here then·., a living room. dmmg room and Baekslap Bad Clwki~ 'Cw-e' Has Critics SAN DIEGO-l ~c;, l Slapptng a choking person on the back a widely used. Red Cross·recommended form of emergency fi rst aid -can actually push food deeper lllto the windpipe and lull the v1clim. warns Dr. Henry J . Heimlich The developer of the abdomlllaJ-thrust Heimlich maneuver said that "il has absolutely been proven" that lhe tradil.lonaJ backslap can be fatal lo choluog Vlctims "IF YO HIT A PERSON ON THE b<1ck. you c<1n dnve the ob· ject down fart.her mto the throat." He1m 1Jch said while on a promo· tion tour for tus new book ''And you can drive it tnlo the lungs, caw;1ng death," he s aid, adding that he knows of at least ri ve such cases The backslap 1s the method recommended by the Hed Cro'>'> and the National Academy of Sciences. Both suggeM the lleambch method secood. ln the Heimlich maneuver. someone standwg behind the vie tim briskly hugs a fist mlo the choking person's abdomen The f1 5t elevates the diaphragm, wtuch compresses the lung and forcet. the food or foreign object from the throat in a blast of air. C.P. DAIL IR., DIRECTO& OF f'JasT aid for the Red Cro!>s, said the organization does not oppose the HelmJich maneuver. but has not found enough evidence to support it, either • Dail said the Red Cross may conduct controlled studJes to de tenniDe the most effective method. but the study lllelf would pose a haurd to participants. Volunteers would be choked by a piece of meal au.ached lo a string, Dail said. Heimlich cited a Purdue University atudy showing that chok inl victims lo6e consciousness four times a1 frequently when the bacblap b dooe finl. A PltOFES80a OF ADVANCED cUnJcaJ sciences at Xavier Uaivenlty in Cincinnati Heimlich claims hll technique hu uved t.be lives of about 1,200 c1hokini victim.a since it waa introduced six yeanqo. "I have documented six cSe.tbs after the maneuver wu up· plied. •t Heimlich aaid 0 but our atud1es and thole al Purdue show there have been no 'rauures when aomet.bin1 e1'e mlatht hevr helped." One fatality involved a Washincton, D.C. lawyer with lobtter wedged ln bis windpipe, Heimlich said . Anotbtt involved a child with a crayon hopelessly lodged ln her wlndpil)4l b)' a parent trylna lo gel il out by band, be said, The crayon could not be dillodCed evea 1Jl autopty, he aald. llEIMLIC8 ALSO SAID TWb PEOPI~£ -one CJ( them u pbyaician -have died from uUq peaoUl butter rleht out ot the Jar. .. 'lbe peanut bUtt.er ~ d11tribut.*1 throuabout lbe lu.n1 wben lt goes down t.be W1'0lll way," Hetmlleb aaid. Bec1UM of Jta UD&Que comllt.eDC'y, bt 1.W, peanu.t buU..r can· eat!' = out bf U.. IWmllcb maMUY• llDlMI it waJ 1pread •.....__before lt ... eat.a. JWmlicb'a Mw book le a bome luMM t.o tlMt,.aCJ rn.tlcaJ •ltUJticm. tl'll'\"l'>IOn room :.he :.111d .. Plus thcrt· s home co<At>d nw-b ·· 1\1.THOl'GH FR.\TFRSlTlES n•co~nate that the trJd1t1on of hazan ~ hds f.!1\ t•n th,•m mon· bljck 'l')l'., than .m~ lhtn~ (·be ph) SI(' di :.tbUM' still Of'l'Ur::., hl..t• paddling. abandonm<·11t .ind con s umani:: often ha1Jrdnu.., food and drink conco1.l1on.., ()('l';)StOnJll~ .t ~ oUnj! plt'd.:1· d ll'... t r ~ Ing t t I r u If I II ... Cl ml b1 1.irn• demJnd to µro' t: ht ' ~ ort h) of mcml>er..,t11 p Ont-"lH h d1·;1th 11ccurn:d A;>nl :! J l I lhJt'e:t C'olltj.!l' in ,'\ t'W \ ork "tale Jo'>cph PJrcllJ Ill. ~ high :-.t hool athlete died dunnJ? •mm 1t1a11on rite mvol\'1ng runnml! . .ind calL..,lhenics Tht· JUtops) in d1ca1ed he died of heat strol..c \ GROt:P CALLED the Com m1 ttce to Halt L'seless Collegt Killing~ .... a .. s t here havC' been JO h<1 11ng fota.ht1es ~mce l!J70 "One or the things that has come back loud and clear wtth the re"urgt•nce of fratemiu~ and 'urortt1t·.., 1~ hazing This 1~ H'r ,. fnghtc-nin_g,' said the rom m1tt1:<.''s founder . Eil l'e n St•' t.>n., llt·r rm Churk ~tcnll'I. a .,tu d1·11t at \lfr<-d t..:nl\ {•rs1ly in ~""' \ !lrk. d1<.'d aftt•r ht>m S? confme\J HI .1 ('jr trunk \.\1th t"'o other pkdges They were told to dnnk .i pint of "'h1..,ke~. a six pack of bt>t-r and a fifth of wine during u11t1atton m 1978. she !>aid. MRS. STEVENS HAS carried her campaiS?n agdinsl haung lo ~latehouse~ across the land. ~eekmg laws banning the prac t 1 ('(' "Many people accuse me of being anti·fraternity. I'm not I 'm anl1 ·abuse." s aid the Say ville. N. Y .. resident. Greeks at Dartmouth 'College tn New Hampsh.tre have been c riti c i zed fo r un c ivilized behavior. including "sexis m, r aci s m an d anti · intellectuallsm." according lo a faculty committee. Jn late 1978. the commitltt v. tnt so far as to recommend fra ternities be a bolushed. This yt-<tr. Dartmouth threatened lo withdraw reeogmtion unless the 24! rrat<'ntilles and two sororities took st.eps lo admil both men <1nd women lo their groups. OFFICIALS LAT£1l backed off that stance. but said they wo uld monitor the groups ' behavior. "In some sense, the1 r attacks hit home," saJd Bill Burgeu. president of the lnte rfratentily Council "Since then we've taken a look at ourselves and urP trying to right the pro blem s " Toga port1es aside. Greeks proudly pmnt lo hundreds or hours they s pend r ahi n g lhouaanda o( dollars for charity Al Penn State, the 69 fratem!Ues and sororlUes raised $145,000 ror chnrilles in 1978-79. More emphasls also ls being placed on academic and cultural ucti vttles. Som e schools hold t-venlng classes at chapter houses. CoUl'les he ld at the Phi Mu sorority at Penn State in· elude auto mechanics. lime manaaement and contraception. GIEEKS A.&E FOND of not· Ina that social fraternities have exlated since 1176. They seem to face the future with confidence . "We're not tood because we are old,'' 11id Minnie Mae PrelCCltt. a Kappa Delta alwnaa and prMldent of the NaUonal Panhdlenlt C<Jnference. "We're old because we are aood." J Airline Jobs 'Few' 81 JO't'CE L KENNEDY -Dear Jo1ce: Wo•ld a fonl1a 1a.,=~1 •ake-.e •ore N• Ye la Mco•la• a ftlpa at· wad a Ill' -J.a., BalUmore, Md. Vt's, for airline-that Oy overseas route-a And about hall the m~ do. nya Jo.eph Gln8nni, who surveys re· qu1rcml'n1A1 for Styltne, a night alt.en· dant N'pOrllnfC aervice. At the mo- ment. f>utch o.nd German are the moet aou&hl atwr languagH. Still, the odds are discouraging. only n f~w thousand of the hundreds or thousands or young men and women interviewed each year are selected AT UNITED. WBJCB Is among the largest employers ol attendaot.s, one m 3S applicants is tapped lo join 1t.s corps of 8,700 For those chosen, the work on.en achie ves career sta tus. rather than a JOb held ror a re w years before mar- rta~e. Many Oy until age 60 because they hke the dulles and money. An expenent'ed Uruted attendant earns about Sl.700 ~ month for 15 houa' ffiitbt time At all airlines. be~ers .1rt' paid mu<'h h·•;-., mor1· in the monthJ~ ralll!l' of W~ t n SI lXXl t-:vt•ntua.llv an alll'OdJnt mil) be Jbit' lo ;irrangt• 16 day:, orr each month on thl• aHragt•, pt>rm1ttmg a ~t·c·ond JOb. c:-du<·allonal pursuits or rommuruty acl1v1t1es l n fact. the in hrrt•nl anooy m1t~ of the JOb may make 1t nece~ary to Ot.>~h oot the hfe !>I yle with othC'r 1ntl'rcst.s A S U NITED'S L I NUA SC'hoerlhoven explains. · 1 llunlc bemic J flight attendant 1~ a very looel) JOb You greet the passengers 'hello· .. .ind then ·~oodbye' and you never ::.e<· them a~ain " · Jody Muncaster , a 21 ye<l r vetnan .sdds. "I think to :.urvl\ l' J.hf'· trm<·li nl'~" you need to t>E' a self motJ vatl"(! pt'rson to escape the f+>ehng of not ''" Smellitt-Kif fer ( CAREERS J ally belooging anywhere. I find I re- ally have the need to become in- volved in community atrairs and school." Despite the scant hiring rate ol at· teodants Uus year and their worries about bow fue l prices will affect job security -some airlines are in· ·lermittenUy laymg off night alt.en· dant.s -readers keep writing to aay they've done everyttung but strap on bird wings and ask what they can do to get off the ground as a cabin crew member. MY. ADVICF ... IS to bffome·an ex~ pert applicant Monitor industry de· velopments. Understand the nature or the work by reading career books and interv1ewmg flight altendant.s you snare m airport lobbies. Check your appearance for the professional image pro1ecled an airline advertise· ments Bone up on interviewing techruques Apply at every airline. And reme mber that many of today'c; attendants were turned down by one or more carriers. With PE'"""'St~. --th~y managed to-fly '1h the race ot adversity IU.:At>FR ,,f:HVICE: S/ctJlthP IS 0 rt11mlh/q 11('1.1. ,lt'llt'r thol ktep3 readn-s m /o-rmed of airbMs' hmng plaru, t.Olnch con t hanqe qw.ckly l I you WOYJd Wu> a somplt> copy. wnd yotU postcard nqu.est 10 JcnJcr l.mn K~ at Bo.r JSliO, O»ta -'fesa ~ Ask fo-r · Skyhv · Arab Prefer U .. WA SHl~GTON't AP ) -~aoy Arab nat1oru; arc· more dtslllusaoned with the SO\ 1et l nion than 1l appears •md thus the l n1ted States has a bet tn chance than do the RUS/)1ans to :.el up and maintain strong lies With the Middle Ea~l 011 nations, say ..,tud1e., rt-lt-d..,t:d by the J o1ol F.conorruc Committee of Congress. t NATION I Eight Courses Offered Eight courses. rana· int from cdsmetoloo to fire t.ecbnology, will be o ffered by the Ca pialraoo· Laiun a Buch RegicloaJ Occupa- tional Program begin· ning in June. The courses are or· fered to pel"I008 16 and older who live in the Capistrano or Laguna Beach Unified School Districts. Subjects to be offered include nursery main- tenance, animal care, s upermarket s k i ll s, commercial floris try. cos met 0·1 o g y. Ii r e technology , f ood s ervices and retail trades. Most c lasses w ill begin June 16. Information may be obtained by calling the program office al 496·3118. Poe t s To Hold Dinne r The Laguna Poets will hold a fund-raising din- ner May 29 to rais e m oney to br ing poe t Lawrence Ferhngbett1 ' to Laguna Beach for the summeT festival. . The dinner will be at the home o r Ma r ta M 1lrovich. SSS Agate St . beRmnin& at 7:30. Th~ c~t LS $4 per person. f erlmghetti, who won the lnt e roal1on al Literary Pnze in Italy. ha -. publis hed 1 J books. For tnformat1on, call 494·8375 or 494.9550 Soviets Develop Laser 'd ·. \\ '()Jl}\ (:\I' I Thl· l-..irll'r jdm1n1:,lratwn hd~ dO juthontaun· 111tclhg1:nce n •port th.it the Sm 1et L'nwn dcHIOPt'Cl .J j.!round·bal>ed la:.u "'l'dpon th at could t>E' usc.-d to dcstrov l S ~pace :.atelhtes, The :":e.;, York Tlmes reported today. Government offi cials said the inlt>lhgenct• est im ate. prepared II\ lhl' CIA and .,,·nt to President t'Jrter IJ..<t "'et·k. al'>o r epori... that the Sov1t'l.l> <ire "'ork1ng oo J ... 1m1l.1r anti !'Jl(•l11t1· \lo 1•apon th;1l "'ouJd opt•rJll• frnm a '>ll<H • nrh1t and c-ould tw l<iunchN.1 b' thl' m 1d 198Cr... Tht· Ti mes ~aid Although offi cials do not i.t't· the development as altering tht· So v i.e t ·A mer i~ a-n • m 1 l 1 la r ) balance, such a weapon could be troublesome because it could knock out satellites the Uruted l ~1 a l e.., dt·r11•ntJ •in for com· munlCJtwn:., 1••11nnd1 <.s ancc . Jnd l'3rl~ -.arning in case or m1l1tar:> c1ttack ,\ laser 1" ..t h1,ghl~ concentr&t ed beam of light energy In ln · dustnal use. 1t cJ.O cut through metal In Wa s hini::ton . lhrt.'e <id· m1nistr at1on off1c1.ih v.ho nora'n.:illy \.\OUld <;N,• 'uch dJl.1 told The Ac;S-OI. IJtt'<I Pr~ lhat tht•\ \lo1·n un<1v..1ri· 11f ..tn) ~uch 1ntt•ll1~t·nu· rt'P<Jrt:. (Jn So' H:l IJ'l r "'l'd~1n..., dt·\elupmi:nt-.. Thl''' pointcd out !hat lht• normJI f1~t ... lt·p \loOuld be de 't•lopml•nt of a shorter ranjle \I, capon . ...,uch as a g r ound· based "A eaµon C'apabl<' or knock· ing down anpl.anes One ot them ... aid there 1s no firm evidence ihe SoV'lets have even that It 1:0. a mallt'r or public record that both the L'n1ted Stales arul the Soviet Uruon are working on laser weapons research. The of hc1als. who asked not lo be iden- tified by na me. srud it has been believed lhat both countnes are Jt a bout the sa m e "very early" ...,tJJ!e 1 >ne official esumated that 11 "'111 be 10 years before either rnuntr) can produce a workablt· la~t·r weapon \feanY.tulr Tht" Times report ed. the L S Air Force bas begun to e "<amtnt' the pos~1b11lty or building a la.5er ·powe red anU· 5a te lltte "eapon, but Pentagon off1 c1als do not believe such J "eapon ~ill be developed before tbe 19905. Read the Orange Coast newspaper that keeps you in --the informative DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ......... ,,.~., ..... ,.,. 8tgteat Merketplttce on ... °'9"19 C.... DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS . ......tPww. , ......_,_.w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• You Cu SeN h, Find It, la OM c.a ....,._ I IOOJ •w...e ~-002 ................. •• •• •• ......... .for .s. few s. G11tt1 fl I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l radl ft WJth e Went Ad L~M78 h .. 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You ·v~ heard the story, family fixH up hou.st>, v.orks like th~ devtl, finally f1n1 .. h t>~ thcn p r e to the y 're Lr.uu,forrt:'d 1 Any way you'll win m Rayt·~t 4 bt.-droom. beauUfuJ pool, t 1>l t>ful n e w carpt>t , paint and "a llpuper presented Jl $31.5.000 IJ~I U li(JM Rl:.ALTOR~. 675·6000 ''") l nl ( o ••I High..,,\< ( or1111• di'I M•t IA.L l tA\.t 4 ~ \H fHl 8L~I ll':111Nu~ ,,.. rowN IOMANnc •'IUYous f1'ntbouiM YleW OCHO, h.,bor 6 city lllt11 ... ~edld C-oodo In new VIiia 8 albo1 Pnc.'fd to -.eU at til),ooo Auum~ 10"''· loen I bT)' thb *Ult 't lut Wallow Kennedy M\11 lilortand, t~'ll&lllVI' NIJ. m<alU &.'SI G..a Z.SODOWN Vl't.I ~·all now on th1~ :t t>.idroom btt:.uty with no \ll,,.11 and no l'IC11111ni: t·~ 1;. JIA!tt nV>ve 10 »nd ttn JO\ ~ :ttlti8 ~llACH Wlltt 0c... V~w ~ 000 ' l hum1n11 :I txlrm J b.ilh borne 0\111} ti.rd ent r~ I a rgt> I.mull rm &. formdl din 1.u: nn Lo\ t'I~ Vlt'w n~w Ut"(.\>r Woo t last OCEAN PACIAC RHIEstah 759-1616 16 UNITS ! IAllOANNINSUU ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10o2 ........... 1006 c.... ....... IAaGAIN ~ 11.Att' Ont' block to blly llftd <x~111n Owner w I ~fUT'J S100 .llOO i. t L2' • 1175.tn> C.11 S73 IWO • <MN l .. 4J••••. A'vfOit:•'•'' [Willil ' NO 9UAUFYINe HADORllDGE 2 Br2 Ba •lttorator'1 own hoow 11t 1th a fantastic vu •w ovt'rlooktng re i1er vorr & <Uy li&ht~ l:e.tn> LOWDOWN Ne-w, clean llldult 2 bdrm cmdo with "' lge 11at10 ti1mm pool. llpa . reC' faCll & S«unt) gatt· No UDO ISLAND qW&lJ(\ mg, low down a nd Ne\\-1> redecorated 4 Br J i.el~ will fln.anloe Only Ba on f'~ i.1mple land, $114,SOO C all t o da> 1.icant & rt-ady for 1m +~.'i370 mediate move 1n w1 t11 ·A .ttSTATE ~~!ia1~ .. ~~nl·•n ..: __ R_EAL_ TORS ~~~~.., IRELASO ~v~ ~n >OUT 0 1411 ca~tle m South ol Ireland Emt'll l 'al>tlr h.i~ Jttach 759-9221 '·t·oo :1an h ou ,e anrl NEWP'O«f CONDO l'.&l'l'Ukt>rs quarters on J $94,0001 dCrt>'-Pla11 .. a1 ail for dddtod WUh S199 SOii Loq.o Vi~ R.E 497-176 1 l.1kt• nt'V. \ ~r~111 llto' ~•111otlt' lt'\el rondo' Im flll'dlJh' 0Ct'Uf)3nr)' Ont' l'W' \llJl'ranl\ fr£-e' LO\ ell \ 11•'4'<\ of «ourt) ard .. ,KJ tountJ1n lnrlud• ' p<)f)I >l'J 'Jun,, .1n t1 nvirt> ~bm1t Jll uH1•r' · I alli'S2 li~lnO,.. ~MT S Dcluu 2 bdrm . 2 bath unit.a, 11195.000 Submit >our~auve l1nanctn1' ......,,,.... Rttllton • '75-7060. DtCUTIVl 2STOttY Tiit> entry formal hvtnR anrt d1n1n g, 1wurmct lolchen. t!\tra lge fam1 I > r o •J m . m a s ., 1 \ e f1reph1c-e. so11nng :.ta1rs to rnstr 'Wt~ 4 h<e 11drnb. ~uper IR<' pauo Cail for llll ameo1t1~ '& 7l:llll >'fl#. ~. ' • ,, ~. f., ·~ ' mrux "'ALKTOWF.STCLlf"f Sl!ll 000 An1-.t drt'am' Ov.ne"' I l'drrn • t""o 2 Bdr m!:> 111: J m l 1 ~ • l t-1 I 1 n ~., ""'"Id' Jtmo:.pht·rl' 0....Tlt'r ..,., II • .ilT} 400Lll" ~ RJJJAU CM u~ '46?1btr ....................... . ...........•......•••. So.t.yfr..,o.t.s OuarmillJI Halbo• c1u11lex olfenn1 2 + den ownt-rs ... w11arse 11undeck & kJIWltr 3 Bdrm rental unit Pnced 111 -.000 Por more info tall Carol Horr. •it P1cesetter Real1y. 631-0C»t c.--........ 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUILD TO SUIT One 30x IUf lo4 otJ.1 Begoru.a Ownr 700-1~ 543~1'8 Ouplex by owner XJnt lo<· So P<.:H 19', down. 12"2'' AITO ll.500 l'DlJ inC:OfTH'. ilSUMIV.A. 8eaut1lul secluded a Bdrm. 2 ba Mesa Verd~ hone Only SIOK do14 n. anume balance. 8111 Norton.~ 55'-7777 3 Br. 21.-, ha. Mina-ocean view Pool • .. pa High assumable loan. Agl S41.(ID) New East c; M. condo 2br. l...,ba. Crpk. Jae . Good fiMnCtng IM.SOO. 81 Builder 642·5312 FOllCl.OSURE FORCES SA.LI $25,ln) down lakt'S II : 1 4 m 7~ll SJM.OOO bdrm. J ba. ex.ecutl\ e re _____ ___ i.ldenct-with hot tub. Of SZi!S.<nl .S kit TWO·<! bd fll.'t't'XCIUSl\t' homes.ixiol&'>Pll ()W(' 631 ·2242 Call Tim !<hone. Agt. fAc.:., ~-o~ h] 631 1266 __ ~:= ·1U"""" rra YJ TIDE POOL VIEW Pre-tll.llOU!>. Ha1.t-I ad dre.,.. Bra.,, ~1111n .. d I: t d '> '> U ' l' d t1 r I c· ~ 1hrout.!hou1 i.:ourm• 1 k1t1 hen ... h11t• ,.. dlt'r I U fiwll 1Jn IW< k Gull\ Ca n11JO \ltn 1 u 1 JJI T rm Hhrlllt' Kl b:l I ~ • 1024 ··~···················· O..PoW 1026 ·····•·······•·•······· OCEAN VIEW!!! ( OJ{A')"TICALL Y HEDlCJo;O fo'OR Q 1(,1< SAi.Jo; I J br & bonus rm Sho""' like new' I!' 1', takeove r loan & ~llctr !>t-7 :.uhm rt ti-rm, ()nl> SI 19 !IOU i~l.501 EIUIOttS: AdvH'tlHn shoukt chKk th•ir ads daity and report •r· ran ifllfM'diot•ly. The DAILY PlLOT o~Wlftff liatMlity for the fir-sf i~ c.ornd insertion only. c ~ J, ..it 1 Jt &Jv om Bea c h l'ridl• of o"'nt•r ,h1p JJ.IUI lmt·riti.' I ' 1 't'an. uld 1'.n {'!OM'(j J(llrlO!t'~. 1· .. 1nh 2 HH & I HH On ·ot" mJ!r l~ ma mt rn 1·111111• S61.211u •• \1:a r 11!!'-IM~~ '>l'ht'\I Xlnr lnrrh · and n~hl off ' Call for pr" lomia nol4 7~:t 17h(I THE REAL ESTATE JRL PROPERTIES "~PACIOUS"" IS THE WORD BIG CANYON On lhe 1(11lt t 11ur't l:Prgeou.-. 11.>t'<lrnom "'11 h lhl· ultJmJlt! m <lt·rnr J I Ill~. q uJrn llll' flour bit IO ~•ert-L' A mu.'>t "'"' pru IJt'rt \ll llh 1 r •.ill\t 11nanr1n~ Pr,, 1•1' .it 5a11n REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 194' OLDE COIOMA DEL M AI. We i I maintained 2 bedroom home on corner R 2 lot Priced only slightly above lot value. $173.000 HEWPO«T HACH lf'f'• I 1, ', ~ PENINSULA POINT 170 STEPS TO OCEAN (.om.Jon abll.' :1111 11ldt•1 h 0 nl t • , 4 U I l' t rw1ghborhc10<f, a I I ur<l.; h ie f1nannn1t •1 .)'. ~.IAA> Call nol4 DIS REALTY 673 621 0 HEWPOR:r DUPLEX SI 75,900! •)n. hdm1 + hJlht·l~ll ~10 .!r•"'l> • I h IX k l "'Jlt't Owrlt'r I 111J111 in~ 12' • I \l'llf' I Jll fJl>l jj;! 171., CHIHACOVE WATERFRONT 7 Bdrm. 2 ..,tur' ~~ch hornt-. tJnt1l t'H'rr>d "\ t•r lhl' ba) Step ol f ll\ 111~ 1 uom t..ill·on 1 for d "'4lm Owner will hl'lp I in.mt·e <.;., 11 673 l!S5t1 .,,, o. , .,, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COUNTRY LIVING-$125,000 Bring the fa mily to sec the horses and chicke ns on this le\ el half acre with mountain view a longside a rippling stre am. 2 bdrm custom home 3112 y rs . new. Plenty o f room to build or sell off 4 lots. 12% seller fmancmg w /$30,000 down. OPEN HO USE SAT & SUN 12·5 20412 SYCAMORE. TRA BUCO CYN. MARY JANK. REALTOR 631-1094 ···············!.!·~·!.!.!._••······· mac nab I ir vine rea lty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY MOONLIGHT MAGIC OPIH HOUSI THUIS. & FlttDAY EYIMNGS, 6:l 0.t PX 2324 POaT DUIHISS At top of Ha rbor Vi e w Phase III Adjacent to Fabulous Harbor Ridge Estates We invite you to view this fine property at s unset thru moonnse to t r uly feel the ambien ce or this outs tanding . hi g h .up, s weeping view. 4 BRs -fa mily rm -exotic spa• off mas ter BR. Professionally la nd scaped grounds. community pool & tennis. Excellent assumable 1st mortgage a nd priced to sell this week at only $285,000 le4sehold TOM ALLINSON 642-8235 752-1414 Campus Vo~v (...,rr 642-8235 'lOI eo,,. 0....e 551 -1700-- W·JOobidQ., ( pnl"' 644-6200 H.lk<l< v-c~'"' 75'-0lll -IACIC.UY Illl!>. l Mun ~ Bdrm 3 hath honw l<•.JI urt-.. .i IJH• -•·IJ.trdll' IJm1h rm lrml 11 nmi.; r m I 'nfl-1 I fur 1 ,, , I "'r ~ 1· I " m 1 I 1 P,,•.,ul1I uJ baC'~ \a rd tor 1"111•• t•nlt'rt .. 1n1nj.! ( 11 eri1I ,11 SJ Ii .~!11 FULLER REAL TY 546-0814 GOLF COURSE VU Gr .. at Back Ba\ locawm 'f'ht, b1i:: .> 1.>t-droom home 1e;i1ure. a hUl.?l' 1 am1ll , dJ.run)! rm add111on tug t.'flliugh for ) our pool t:. ble Per1e<:t for lht> tug famJI) Jnd the flnCl' I!> n ~hl a t $J 18.500 fULLSt REAL TY 546-0814 ----~ --- Condo S84,SOO 'I bedroom l'z bat h condo located rn Hunt1n,l(ton &>;u·h c;rt>at starter home 14 rlh J 111"' mlt.·rt:::.I L"umabll.' loJn 0\\ ncr ma' ron,,1der C-arr} tng a :ai.J l:all i .ll 3191 c;::SEL ECT tPROPERTIES t-our l IA'\.lroom Jnd t'4o :1 h1.'<1room un1h ""1t h t\ I dlt•nt 1-:.t,hidt' \ ·o,I J \lt'!>d kx•.itmn h::.um1 c flfll ra<'t ;11 11 mtC"tl' ... t '411h 21; du\11 n Henh • d.11 bt-rJ1'-..c:l I ull pn11 ~ llAI C,,ill ~,.. _,i(,O C:::SEL ECT t PROPERTIES INVEST IN AN ISLAND 'Thill propert) prc:.t'nt' 2 1~·tT<Jbl£-3 Bd rm unll~ "1th a hJrdwooc:t ~<1unJ Bwlt with quahl) and miuntaint-tl 14 l!h l Jrt'. 1h1), BJ lho;,1 hl<1n<l duµlt>\ provides J ">licJ 1m estrm•nt for the 1111' 1·nrrunaung bu) er Con t.1l1 ll" for morl' dd;11b 1-'rt~nted at Sl99 5()11 ll.\LHOA ISLAND HEAL TY 673 8700 Use the Daily Pilot "Flll>t Rt•,ult ~t>n 1tt.> dJ rectory Your serv1c(' 1s our specialty Call 642 ~8 ext 322 ON WATEl-IEAUTIFUL DECOR Meilt IA Y p n ar ••h YU. 2 lted. a.. co-op I• Hcwlty ~ld9 wi,. ,ool. U75,000. '31-1400. MAGflACOO UDO BAYFIONT r.;oy .. CJOOd ... -Lw. ..... ....., n•a*hd24-y .... llte....-.IAY loc ........ ft: ..... ¥1IW -.... WATa.._. ......... w .. ,. dl .._ +ca.•fil ...... .......,. ..... wttlt ftw :; I r•. $195,000. WATERFRONT HOME~. l!\C R•AI I "TAll "'l.Vt; kt ,..If\; J f 'C•' • \\.1t .,,,. ·• I ~1 It>\\. < ""' H .. \ "•""4 l>C-lf1 8-. w •1 Ul-1400 "i.n•r• A-..t B.U.").• 1..1.ind 673-6900 -f11 ~o~~.we.H ~an.~~~ THI IA YS °' MIWPOIT h ave to be the loveliest sight a r ound. It's a ll there from every window in this four bedroom lush Montecito in Ha rbor View Hills. Ever ything inside & out is ne w from spa to oven. $399,500. IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ 644~060 ':~=.' S<C\lcfl~-4~~s· -----...... "r QAT I. PCM&M .................. ,_ ...-bled _. t.. low to ..... ._.....__. ARR DO M I I I' 12 I I I R MON I· ' I I I r s t I ILAVT ,. J' I I I : .... ..... I RU ltLUC I I I I' I REALTORS 675-5511 OH AYINIDA C AMPANA: ...... .,_. INCll. n. ~co.do lad_,.,, ;2'• Dol0ttt ~; prl•ete, ,.ttos, oc.- •&ews.. Wei priud .. S 119,500. ILUR=S "E P'l.AH" Wei ~ .. 4jlu1M1 co.do. Mod pcpiill• I "-.. Priud .t SI ti.too. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 f. Coast Hwy .. C.... dtt W.- 6 ,5-551 I PENINSULA l'OIHT ~l'\\h flt·tora tl'd l hdrm home: Orcan v1e\\' $325.000 l.1 mil\ IAYFROHT Wt• h:.t H· !'-l'H·ral f1n1· hnml'' "1th im ·r &. '>hp El TORO HORSE COUNTRY Hdt m~ .. ~ h ;.i th' raneh 'I' It· m1111 l'Sla lt· in oran~t· l.!roH•'> 21!1 :>Ou BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\1dt> Dr •vt> N B 6 7') 6161 WESL E Y N TAYLOR CO REAL TORS s im:t.· 1H4 W ATBROMT-VACAMT-SSU,000 Fantastic bay & ocean view. A real beauty in the we ll·knOWTI Mai Kai Beautifully r efurbished IJlS1de & out with lush new cptng & drapes <neutral colors>. new kitchen a ppliances HuJi?e living rm with a new mirrored wall renecting exciting boat act1v1ty 2 L~e bedrooms. 2 baths See any time WIS&.Ff M. TA YlOI CO.. llA1 TO.S 2111 S-Ju ; · ... loed NEW..,"POtl-IT" C&n'H, N.a. ,..._..,, 0 CE IBDlll BLllRS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE WY4M.ASS WITH Y1IW Beautifully Oecoraled Five Bedroom On The Crest Of The Hill With Outstandin,ll View Of Ocean & Bay Thi~ llomt' Was Futured In Irvine Worlds Maj!auoe Jlu,llt' Master Su.Ile With F'lreplare & Sauna SpaC'10US F1m1ly Room With Wet Bar & Fireplace Pool OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE WITH A 12"· ALL INCLt:SI VE TRUST DEED S69S.000 --. ....... ~,. 759-9111 uc.,.. ...... ... .,....c:...- macnab I Irvine realty A SUlllDIA.RY OF THE IRVINE COMP~NY llACtf DWI.Ill Outatandiruf Penimula locat!<m ju.at 1~ blocb from ocean. 38R It 2BR units tastefully decorated. Appt. onl)'~ 1259,000 fee. Sharoo S&Dlth §'4 •. (P·~) FEATURE: I." ''\~" "'.·JI .••• "" \-.•11mJlil• I .r, $__,< ., FEATURE: h i _I I •). 11 1 ' rm .,:, r. (): t •• ' ••• ~ ... l .. ., ,,,..;-.-. ~, :•n , nr •..i'J •..i.,•1 \•k I or I l.ir WBTCUFf AREA f, .mt ~hi .;_ 1" 1,11 . f\,, l<tmol• , • • ''' • n ·= ·' '"' _j/11'1/.Jr/I R E A/LT Y 640.6259 6 Shcrp Un;t~ '""t'r IJOll • lot dlt'<! 111 s n 11 .ir• " •IO " • '\ µ1 Ho h • , hn~ I Jnh lb • tJ.,.,. n 11~1 .-1.,.1 ""111 1 drr\ "II 11 ro· h.ilJn• t .\·I.in.: "17 • lU I Ulll Lor n JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 ClOSfTO THE OCUH '1.f t ..,.,. \h111et· 5 bdrm :I l1Jlh tlt>fnt'. an ,1\11 ..ird .<l/UM·r Onl\ :, \I' okl I A1l1I\ •lt'lOr hr-.11 \ 'hJkt· r11u1 & t 1 Jr >.:Jr J lo!t' I l111nt I 111 \ >1U r I.tr~• 1.im 1h 1111 Ht lh·nl lo ~ .lll•lfl OCEAN PACIAC Real &tote '59-1 616 WATBROMT F J ti u In u ~ ni '1 um 1>1111 1 h1 l1•.1111 n ~ 111 11111'11 ; H<irm, I ' 1,.o1h , 1!1n 1n.., roum fl•t•r t\ •II I' "'1 ll 111 ommo1JI! IJrJ,:t' 11 " d I I h I ' m J l!n1f1t.,..nl l\um•· I' 11•·rr1·i 1 h .te i.. .. rnunrl for \Our 10111~ t1un• ~I ..!.'lol•mo PRIVAC Y Con\ t'n1enth loc·at• d lll'Jr 1he :-.an Oie)!o ~h'('Wa\ in North C~l d ,,,.,d \·1·rdE-hnm<' Ir "'14 ll"'llf't tran~ferro•ri 1m1:-i .,..i1 Sl25 •JIXI .I Hr ~ lid h11m" Will arc!'p t 1-.,.,h 1radt' motor ht>m• '"' S•11.u1 •'QWI' Zont."11 ll·Jture.. ,, hul!•· 1.1m1h riu m I> JUtllul po"I JOd l'Jll" J rid 11 d ttr bdrm "''h .... 11•1 n~ r•·••m ()14~r, Jr,. .1n-<111u .. F<ir ltir l mon· u111b 61.1 ist.:x> m r' ,, t t J it ... II T If\ ,~ .. ·1-.(rn .. :,, \fl ST ~~.i .. 1 'i~J..L Jkr. ,dl.1 hum• ~HERITAGE REAL.TORS OAK GLEN I• • ' •• ". v. *t 1. 1lf~1t lft1 toiJ I I/fl •lrrrn" 111m· '''' .,., ..!Jj' t ltl1 II \ \ 1 ( \I •..I.! f:; w OWMERWJHELP FtHA.HCE 1,,...t..,l pno·t'<l h11m1· 1n \I,...., \ t>rrlt-II 11 .1tun·., .i lidrm .. :t lidfh , t .. ·dulJfuJ 'll>fw fir• 1>1.111· dllC1 i' llt'ar .ill '' ho. •I' ll\llTlt'r 14111 dl-.ti , nn'>ldt·r "<lhng \.'A llurn ""''"'' IJ~l Prtl~d Jt unh !Ir.._,, l'all 'l-40 I I'll ~>:.HERITAGE . • REALTORS S YCAMORE GLEN RAND NEW f'abu.Jou,., lar..:e J bd. 21 · ~ Qualil) lownhom, l'Olldol\ Un ll 4 J\ a1lablt> Imm SI l4 .~ 34;)) ~"nlJ \nJ "' ~2 6 .}4 MOOOWMVA Thr~ 3 ~nn •bath hom1· I• ature' h.1rd.,,011ot •I"'"' ,h,1k" fl•1f J nd l.lrCl I ar I o .,,n ......... JI\\ "IU' J>n 11'(! l11 "'JI J I <•fl h Sit< 75Q l'all~1u ll>I ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS BY OWHR SPECIAL !i I< .! H.. L~· 11µ1 Si!:l5 rn1 q:. Ul) ~_, 7?;'1 ~ J hd t11t11t1,,,. Sl.:I\ If n '"" •1-.11 P .11 r. c I.. 1t.ontC't' \).'\ ~I l~'t"1 MESA DELMAR IYOWHE« lmma s1•14 500 !li9 a.n o ur 641 lf.15& ll~k for S al l) lox .\f!\ J.!."> lllllJ "ti J d I I I !•I c ... h trJd•· m ol•,r h•1m• IAl ~11 IJAI •qWll :lfm<'lf lur 1 Unol' 1i1,1 HI~ llilld"L' '" r.tn \ rt-\11 •JI l>.m.1 11 .. rt •• 1 'br 2bJ II V. flu 1r -.1~ tiw 1\~t ; ,..: h.<.wJ<h " little TLC l...rg .. lbr. I '•ha 1111·1·11 tr 11 F \ F I' St 15."°'t \ \ 1 .. rm' l'arlc 1 'ldt ".Inc· ~i41il epe.,. Fri "'"' Mori 12 to 4 lioq,,1)U, C.:01001.il 5hr ~ ... ii 2 frpl~. th.-1·urator. •MTI homt.> Woll. t1J ,chi,. l•Jr~., '+ loca11un c,1od a"sumable l11Jn 'f :,~ lft•O 111~43 L u' wine-Al(l 6i5·~'.IO ~°" ~oc.h I 040 ········•···········••· lht l ••I m Hir· \ c· A,._.,rfk' '80.0IJ0-10~,· '· ~I.OJ Ph 759 0005 kt:l1UCED' H> 0'4ner n.-wz Hr 2 Ba. /ri>k. Golf! 'U~J.eet \ 14 a rd 14 1 nnt.>r I 'ITU to beat h. SJZS.000 ·~ :i"tU 1044 ·••·············••••··· SMOt<ETREE I Bdrm 2' 2 l'}j pool, 'Pll li>JI "l ft SI l l.Wt1 f;,!>I 1• c•ro.., · L 1kl' rnotf• I • • '"' IOJn ()14 "' r h 1 ~(l..:1IM3 •ITRM! TERMS! o .. ner ... 111 earn bJ1·k u1 111 ~ 11(1 ,\.-;S.l 'M I-, hi Jl) al~··'' .\11 thh & II \\ O I) U 8 H I U G 1-.. ~, \n~ 2 Br & d1·r 1 "'nhomt· lt.>lft-r.,ur \h id '1117.l•O *JUST LISTED! \l. ... 1 in 1.tbuJ~ WOOi> liHIUfit: EST 1\TE~ llult one a dr ama11calll uµi..r.tded Lincoln \lodt'i ·1 Br ' frrt'place:. loun tJm m rl'dr .\ J rd ~ ~ nlUC'h ITl<'ln? $1S4 .!'>(JO ~brtdgt Rei lllj 551-3000 l'J?t8arrann Pk•).frYIA~ ld rm home 141lh t he J(' E,\~TSI UE B rit I n t-) 1't'flt on pmac) Plent~ Woocts Qindo :I Rr. zi, 1'/ mom ror t>nt .. rtarn1n11 ba. tn·le11el. J c11r gar HSUT AGE PARK 'The must bt!aut1ful Plan Je\er' 2 levels. J Br. 21, Ba & farwl} room 8nclr sp;i on palJo Best l<X'a uon for pn\acy & qwet Deeorator Wallpapers. ~. drapes, sht"l'rs & ~hutters. Ea rth tont' Carpet,S Parquet entn - llus home looks J~l like a model Q, II for further details ~•1l.1 r h t>alt'd pool $J75.IMl631 73Z? )J<'UUI pant.>ll'd h \ ing I·----·· --. -,;. -.-. -. -. rm mirror .. d bar r 1ormJI d1nin)! are11 & mu1 h mor"' '163 500 \\tth atLract11 c· lt'rmi. w .... , ........... s 8R. 4 Ba . cu stom wate rfront h ome w/17lt38 ' pvt dock . Priced Sl .29S.OOO Builder w ltrade for Palm Springs Estat• For details on lhi.s home and appt to aee, call ~ JM"aj(, 13T.ol!Di Pl'tnc. OnJ\ tlWCONDOS 2&38EDROOMS Slartmit at SlOl.000 On V1ctona btwn Newport& Harbor Blvd . 541-lSH h'ftl41-l'44 93A% AmlAl.E 3 8ltrm. f a mity room. + work room. Merve~ becky1rd . Io ta or. prtvecy, frul l treea. ...... abed.. QNf kJtchen. Only · Ut,900. eau -..1 ~ I ';,'\( ~i ~ l f • .j lY \'iii> ' ) 1 .'lJ(J() VACANT & WAITING f"or the fam1ly that "'111 apµr ec late t h i s 1 bedroom. 211 bath home With hardwood noon in the livtnJt room . kitchen & d lnJnJl room . T hill home allo bas central air mw.tiUona.na. larp I alDJ • ly room 6 Is ldu lly loc-..d on cw•a.tc. in prHt falou• Colleae 7U.1414 eo.,..voi.,c..... ........... 1006 ~ 8ot1' --00 th.la .....-rlY .. U.UrnalNe. • . MMIH ~I Oo-0.... ....................... / 11~p4 H • l''r "' ~ f. I t ~ ' ~ • J .... '"-•" ....... . .._.U.Ld .. td Ca II tr_. "• " .... s. •••••••••••••••••••••• .,.... __ I ....................... ....................... ··•···················· ...... ,........... C..Mete JJ24 ..... lJ44 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~..!~ ... ~.~ U."8wl•d 1425 ....................... ....... ~·~·········· lOWDMolOW IMT . Uftw kit~ y., io. ao.n ... 111 •Jlov. 1 to 111 • '. loan and ....................... . ............. ~ .............................. . Mlu,..llttiili 116t ....................... Blyfnlnl Jbr lonver view ol ba.) l"Ull Hrurhy Ulndo Ill Udo Partt Or .S Incl Ulll f7H8'70 Dl'auWUI 38r 2ba Mesa Verde. Avatl 7/$180 ~. m«m ------- lntne Gnw• 2'w. 2ba, den, beaut decorator model Condo W /quotity crpf1. wall fs window <'Ovtrln11 Cntrl air, Ol•"""q E Bluff 38r Cando. country decor. ~~ to 1chll • 1lore1 fl'73.8550 H U""NTl"NGTU~ HARBOR, Seqat. J Br 3 a.. ao· pvt boat 1Up, PQOl/\ennls/rtt ctr, oc1 J.ttU lMIJl.50/mo. Ava il 8/184&-mT Pl.ACE In-flo...n" bai.ntt lOR'MI ...mal .i~a Oftly ., "'° tall Nuw m mo ..... u. ....... ~ .,...,.... frplc, patio w 1outdoo WestclJtf 3 br, 2 ba. Im· I 1 1 h t 1 n 11 • t 1 m , mac: .. encl. patio. Water C..io4J ooune view, 1mma<' -----••••••••••••••••••••••• DAMACUST to .a.an, I Mrm. up ....... Oftl!l!•.-.i c...a., ... s.. ALLSTATE ....................... ___ ., l202 81.ke tO Mann• from lh11 lovely BRAND N£W view home 3 Br+ fam rm home w /2ba, i.unny P4ltJo kjtch. aep dining area. atrium. &unken <'u nver1a11on area w/bni k frpk u.,araded <'Pllll<lrp. Avail now: 1m11mo. lae avail. Nd bl/l&11t uec. C111l fur appt t.o &fie Oya &37 4658. l'Vfti ~rm or 911(>.5844 11pftnklen Pool.Jae.ten 4' aardenJna incl. NO .:nd unit cODdo on t-:1 nr6 Ava II J une 1 PET'S'lllOO ~ Nl1uel C.<;. fairway IS$0Mo 644 1779 -Do-Sh--3b 3bdrm, 2ba, elcc 1ar. • REOC>RPST 154-1202 I ..._., trom ooulront 3Ur, P&ltOtamlt vu·• ""~") lior•t amen II) .... (JOO 0.-.dht nnan1 lllll ... ¢pew. ,._ .,., '7J..20H UMD•tSU IOtO ····················•·· RIAL.TORI 4"-llwf'RaMS ,.,Cl & LOCA TIC>tt I:• • do wUI it'l you 12"1- 1111. ul li1e ~ ol ont> of lilt b(IMl lnV.,lllO\t'nl ....................... SUOMo t:•clu11 ve Rancho Carllbad Coun try CJUb Mobile llom .. Patt . .Ult~. New Un tum 2000ctcl ft. Yr IAt! All rec foc1l Call Tt-dd> Nyman 71.4-438-0332 .... ..._. 3206 -----11 ver ores. r + adults seso + le(' . WOODBRIDGE ;' maid1. 3 l'11r g ar e6l-O'l14. l:leawful 4 Bdrm , 3ba, In F(nover \ u:w. Sl7SOMo. -------a '>uper l oc u1on. &675'73A..,'t Brand New 38r, 2~Ba. to>imo Avail now. dbl attached garage, WalA!rfroot Homes. Inc. BAYF'RONT VIEW sndetk. liv rm, dio area. 631-1400 f wy e lse 1625 mo Security . P r l'blt )lt', (;ard\'n Grove. call J im L'NlV PK 3Br. 38a. ten· privacy 2 IJcJrm, <!ba ~ nu1• pool. Jar. ~s mo PllUI 11300tmo~rly --------- UP~ llOlSt: !)UN I l \'1llqe ot "uudbndre •'OnOl,_ 11ty :? HR 11 .. b• ~matt bet'll \ IU'Cj ID.1,~110 l><ir11. 91~ ~611&, r··~ j61 IQ ,, 0 , I • 0 u • J ll I ~ato..ffronc bumu • pa r ~ -.&,p h1 ..ct·umud .. 11· thra' QI tau.. h Ot 14'recl MO qllAUFYIMG ~~ 1100 rto*ll 1'1.1 1111 1111b ~l-t t•t1tl1· Oh , •r•rt• hur111· pru11,.rt' l•iul, 1.1nui1 l(ourmot lt.11 '•H'I t.111 'l"I ur11 \ 11.i111o ~' 1.u 1 1 ·ootr ,, 11n 'ul• 1 ·1 111t vnn 1111 I' bU Y!U11t.., > 1t ,M•1 W:.'tJ t•\ ..... n·u• m So Calif At lhl(roi.. lh., pnco 1.11 only Sil" 500 f0t four 2 Bdrru hor111.,;onu~IOC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br. 2bll, frplc, gar S760&to A].s(1 2br, Iba. apt. M95Mo 67S-0349e\le~ F t• Yllley lJ34 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Av;i1I 6 21 644-4157 Ltl>O ISLI': Newty decoruk-'d 2 Bdrm l•--------THISH*GS I wt l If. m•n\ up .Cn111ft. U"'~nl an> 111 lt•nor de''""' r... ~Int IOt'•t1on 17 .SOO l..o• ~1' or WD\' low int ralt· k.l.ul t 'OI •Iii'< c •II »t I._,. hi(r I .l)M> w .... ,um11hlt "*" XllM lt!rm.' * ote R~altv A l n\~tm ... ni ~S777 IOtl .•.......•..•••••...... MAME AH OffH 1>11t111 r tran ... rec rt'tl u •. .,1 '' rp ll1r I ,111 \ \ 1o r Ill I-I' SH7 :.>o11 ..Ult INFORM TION C4644-7ZI I /Jn ~IC.U UAILD bi, ASSUCIAf[S ---------Bayfront Little hi J star). 2 br. boat '>UP II\ .. m oullaon $ homP for S!a.01 mo 67S-3067 Sul>('r nice 4br. 2Vtba . t rpted l.lrpa, lrl! fam rm J car 11ar Beaut lndscp !'«-MUe Squan Prtt. I > 1 l."loC 8lO Mo Avail 7 i ~l SB67 3241 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJC:t:ANf RONT HEN TALS. new moduJar t> pe homes. 24 hr '>e<· pvt b('h s adlta o nl y '4~·11200 mo & up R..\IP<t:IJ.3816 w I lllUftfiUDK decor 1875 ON WATER !.Mice Wld beautifully de rorated 2 !:kl rm +den P~ic view Sec:un ty ena.ey rourt) a rd with founuun Moat ~hp 11 varl lot 40 '-70' boa t S2ZSO mo Villa S.lboa Coodo5 Lease. Adu.It only. • l~ lba ocean Vlew. •lbr. i,jen, l \.'• ba •2br ~.ocean vie w •From 157S mo OUfSTANOtNG CONDO t.J11't."l~l Bu.\ ' L.trgt' ~nil Ufllt l'u11do l'hl' t:t hu r .. \.1e.,. l 1>6'f•dl'd li!:2:.'.>,Ckll ll'tll\a 1 errni. ur l'W opt J t>'"1 U .. 1~. Al(I t..IO-IQ50, 700~14 I I' trk l'l.i1 t• 1111 1'12 7 \hi ·······•·•••·······•••• Hllll' t1eJWLe wuL~. 2 8d 2 lsJ 1 a wrth aara~t':> ~·i.oo IAUO• IS&.AND Lar ge dlK 3br , 2ba dov.n:.tair., duplex Pauo. ~. 1:1vb. dr-po. bltm blO\I! incl Av1ul for 4UVIWll l.5t! Jul> l Rl'fi. readl.13~~ a~aut1ful 2 t1d rm Tov-uhome in F \ . "'" 1'1 r aq>t.'t~. drape~ r1n,>1ac-e, built 1n.s, A ( t. c-r )C&rdge, 2 ba • pool ~mo ht & la.'lt <".111 Olc1na UJ)S ~~ 15;,o lnu"'6cuhttt' 2 bdrm 1 011 11i, m q111t't wuoded 1r1·J l "lobt: l-0 l>C hoot. puul ,\, IJolJ1l l..o\11.'ly JUlllO with I• oUl\Wn Good tu"' 10 t.erest. a:.sumtihlti luJn SU2.000 fi111 frunt duplt•\ ~lip l'J 11 11 \ ir•w l rflJn trudt!b or ~ Sl J.')(> llOO Olt.nr l~ll Ad Sltlt>r • t~ 6C2 "'-~. 24 tl<JUf'!> 1100 •···•·····•·••••·•····· 1971 DOUIU WID! '-l\cn nt•w unih wrth hn·plal't"' m•tn) t'\lr .. ., S\2ll.lW b~~ llJl.4 ~~.~ ... ~~.2.~ • .........,_ leoch 3240 don osen J\_'.llt,11 .. NORTHWOOD Lease option with ONLY S5000 so"" ol mon thl.) rental t.o pun: h ac.c 11 n C\' 3 Bdrm 21., Ba. yearn""' ~ Upgrades 3 t&r J(aTaJ(e <i8SO mu h li.u "ill'alght saJe at S 164 OOo RCTaylorCo u 40 9900 Location · ConYenience • 11111 UESIG:\' t:nt.I 1n11 IUt .1ted on l11ri.:t· .:n•l'n belt Com emcnc I\ ('IOS.· t.o lenrn~. 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Mon lhru ~ n klDS/Pf'TS Ok ~l'>rdl• 2 BJ< K.tr & pal 1r1 S.'125 1 Hr '39~ •.t! :511/uf 1.i;, \II.IX ······••·••·•··•···••·· FOR RENT 4 bed.room 4! bath homt· '"1th lrrepluCt'. new µ111nt & new l'••fl)l'l Cl<l!W tu IA'Jl'h . walk lf) ~<'hulib -sr.~1 "''' 1nt1u•lt·' .i ~lc~r & 1Wakr Call 96~9824 1-.:lel{a.nt 2 bdrm. rum rm & den, I S7:l5 mo 1. l'lw.h l.'rlJb, 2~, ba, ct'd1.1r & W~ ~ blk.5 lo ()( l'JO l)bl tour pvt l"!lir full\ mJllll )d Adulh nu t•'I.' lnqUJro· JI ~>?1 IKlh "t , 11 '1'10 •·01 1.!•HJ~t'' .. "m •l•t plt"a't> f\111-. & pct• .,.vkom t.ill !.11"1 ~or •r;:i 2:.n 1 \._1 n .. ,,,, c ii 11(c; 1-.0l ' Jbr formt·r modt-1 f•ondu ~:!:>"o 'l;J 5--161 :!U 4J6 ,.i.::;1 11~ :!oo <.5915 N ..... r 1 .... " -.hOIJIJlll~ '\11 111•1-. l\.M1 t.C~I i;.io ~1·rt. I <11wlc1 l>lll ',·.1r ul•I :hr ~'ti.J I m1 tu 111 h Pool l•" 11•11111 '. H • unt' '\;41\\., lq j If/'!.! 324 2 ...•.•••.•.........•.•. llr,mfi 111·"' • ,.., p1•n thou.-.1• ~w11h 11r ,. nul 1•1.11 lip ·itir :ih.1 t,. ·•U! 1 11>1111 & OIUl h rrn1r1· l~ .... c llw1110l{tot1 11.trb•Jr '"' CJ"'n \>.;I 'LI lf'~l2F..S 71' 11.26 H.!tJ 3244 •··•···••·····•··•·•··· RENTALS : llH ! 11.i Ur • I>.' hJ 11m .!hn SviS S75'• S7H 1 llH t. 1 1~ .1 111< 'h.1 $7[,ur 11.,11 Sllol• \a1Jht•1m 11111' 4 HH I '• l•J L1t..1· l-1111•-.1 tmlra.I ~. walk to 1 .... rn :.holJ5 & bw.. :! Iii 3 bdrm home 1n J;M\<lllc Emenld 8.J) PlillO W-dlk lO bf'a<•h c!t µ.arl.. LK...:.~ $1700 mo <'<ill 115 with 'our rental l9'11nlil' Wt' h-"'' 4u.chlll.,l lt•11Jnh ..,. .. ,, Ill I Wlll'r \.'"!(' ·~~ I 17i - WAfl RPHONT HOMt '- REAL ESTATE 631·140<J Newport T e rra re 3b r .2Yiba .pool J.il U2l1 ~aun 111 .clo~ed .:w-16.0 mt1 631 0898 a It ,, t..ar,...a Hin1 3250 .'W-~ Crest Cnnd&.. ~ •• •••••••••• ••• •••• • • • • kr~ -S1so.-. a Hr-•too tl<i\ff: i:'<fK~Ttf '\T ~ &u-V~ I Br pn1 nl <11 ~2.'l r Ol t1 \,Jfd ~ >:Jfdl:•' r oJCTilh pl1·.i•t' htd '> 6. pt I Wt'IC'Ome <.:<tll ~ ~ IJf •r.;J ~I \1..'t no,, ... 3252 ....••........•..•..... t \"'1r l'lf·~ 1 h1Jrm •t• n . i1r• vi.,.. 'I'. II ,,, ( '''°'1 It/( htJ I' I' I ~ t u ul '-•1 ri-. I!" J4o9! l:.arh A \t ur .. 11 , f'\1 . ···•··••·•·••••·····••· lf4 >'1 .. ~ fo'OR RF.,,. ., l~lrm 1•r11 •ti f run '~• '>'.. ~J I 111-11 'lHd 6 ~ .1r rt fl.. 1-d m 1I1 .. 111• 11 ,. K1•h & P<'t ~ "'' tr">ITll' C o.1 II '.lfA Z.6fi or r.·1 .:r.1 \i.,.1 Af• ..... 3269 ·········•·•·•·······•• .!Hr ,p,11uiu.'1 1.1odo "nu'' I ••r '•'"-llt.;(1 H;,' I '•HJ trpl1 \ 11"' :? • ,;f ) J r )q lv $L5(J mr1 h t c!.. I.I I • $2(A; do illllll~ (.., 1 J oi '1r f' Ul.'Olt -...HlfjH I II r .! U ., 11 tr t1 •• r I l11{hlJnc.b I.JU f'n " .itd 111 'c"'" rt-o(·nx.it ... J U.-.L..,. ~221tt ~ ~ <1549.:1'.lll E.J.,lbl 1fl 1"l>0do \It''"' J l!r. i~, i,., Imm-• s•1., IJ m Cl 1•\ ,..>..nd' 11.arlt,,.. H1d1.1 ~ ll I< 11.t'ru 111"'11n \1••kl r"''''""r \II'"" l!UJr'1t>f1 li'•tlc• ~fOI \1 1° "Ullll\ 1Jn1· lk<11l} ~It fr>f" r.ll1•n ~l~ur7!.:.! . .Ill ·1'°",."'X) 3 lidrm t-dt n t lid .! lrpll-.. I tn m 'lr Wrm.. dbl i.:a.r..iite. i! blk'> CJ, IJ('t'Jll, ()II tht• ~.tn .. 1. lrit dei·k O\ Hlook1nl( ~11tt-r Yrl) l e .i ,t· atAJ rnu f(pal l'"'t.ite ln\f'titm ... nty- J:DJ \\ < :O.C.t II"'> :"-k · MS4646 - 1 ·1no,1-o ~J} 3276 .....••..•••........... 'u (l('t."olll vu·w t twlrm .! t\,,I ~111~ t•> IM-h. b-.t .i.reu. lit i\\c· \. ali>m 1 .. ~0.·menlt" l.'>l.'opt1on ~ SltnJ mo VatJllon & ln't>)lmt·nt Prov 4!B !Oil ' 3278 ....••.•.••..•..••••... adnn Iii:.. h11m1 nr Ii• h ' 1 ,jJ • "' lur ~t..; unt ...i ... !{fj ~ l~un 2lir .!HJ t q t. I, ~olltJ •\l t•lt t ~ t JI o:..r.1~1· 111inr 10•1 So:.>IJIJ rn1 i>l2 I !IJIJ \ll '!>rll .. r z"~~ :!-41\1' 3280 ....•.•..•••.......•... ,Ill< lndn rm ' '.er ~.tr J~t H \ .u "" So • ., .. 1 Kn<.,, SA ~. mo U J \ Id !17 !'> J , I I 1J ) '!> ;~ TIKle~t'°' •kr Iii.I 1·oe1d11 '\r ..,., 1 ,,...,1 l'1.1L.1 \ l , omni , .. Ii Ji.ti • I r .1r1·n1 I I J I ~mo ·~lli:•.! 3286 ·······•·······•······· I •·.a..,.. J kr 2h-\It'~ hutrw hl:HJ l lw,1· 111 .... ,,,..,.~ ~or 645-6459 Ask for Clara Npt Bd~ Versailles Con do l br S62SMo All amtrutrei. 642·4300. All '>ttl.er2 l94,24hr A .. 111acr1l••th1 FwwidNd ..•.••.......•..•••.... 3724 .•........•.•..•.•..•.. CASA DE ORO ALL l,,, UTI t:S P AJD • C'ompan· before you rent Cus tom de11 1J(11 rl'atures. Pool. UIJ(J. 1 "' rd l:••rui:t'. n""' furniture !>Urroundt>tl with pl~h lllNhcapuut \dull IJvmg at tl:i bo.·~t :"#1 Pl'l' I bdrm fum1,hed $.385 2 bdmi fum1~hed S46IJ ~w Witson.642 1971 ......•••..•..•.••..•.. H.l'sAMIST :-.pan11,h f':-.tatt-Laving; t!t .•utdul p.irk IJk\' :.ur r•run11tngs Terrac:1:d , .. ,1 Sunken ga~ bbq ,., .. ri..ll ng rountatn:. pa~ 1 o us r •1 om ' ...... parale drnin2 are .. \~.1llc 1n clo;.e~. homt· lt ke k1tch4.'D & cabinet:. Walk to lluntingtun '•·nl.1"1' I Bedroom furn $405 .! P.·droom rum~\ 2 IJr~. unfum S475 ,\fluJL-.. no Pt'L'>. l tthlle:. Frt'1'' L\l)t 1Vf\ llt-:H~tl>:-, \ l~l I l'.1rk!>1<11· l.n l hi._ ,, "' l!o•Jt lo j lilk~ s •11 ~ .. '1H~t'f M47 ">WI 3748 ··········•·····•••···· ,.,, ..,, ijf-:\(lf "11 11 I'\'\ \t.1111 ::.o:r-. . 1·111"' f\ ht>.,lt'2'•4 :lH5 '\" ~r H...-y ___ _ Lwlun '' Ut110 f'ree m ;ml ~ Color l\ $JCjj "'" 'PJ \t Jture prt'I «• Z!'l7 ... \IXll 1-'t-nthOU'>~. 2Br .!U.t, '>J.l.i, In.did ~·n.i1 , 11" I Ir T\'' ~ p.·r .... i·"· a.!": 1769 ···············•······· l·St} :l lilt. f;,im rm frpl , 2 ba . spa. N'd"'<-"111 deck. bridst bar Shake nxl Totally upitrad«d 1 MJSSION Hl-:A.LTY 494·<1731 ~rt'l>s i.ale· ownl'r r1• ltK atmi<. pnme W1~t..i1r1 location. 3 I:tr l ~. H11 pool, S215.<XX> b42 Wil - \.\.l\Tl lffHONl llOMI '- RE.-.L ESTATE 631-1400 \JI :! Unlm I hJ Ul11h "' lo!Jr,1.t'' IJ\l \.irrl'>. lJt>l.J Me!>d A'>:.um bl I l> at 10 25'. '.\I 17 .uoo \j(t Mc<;o, 642 1736 ---- 3 Bt. 2 bl.. dbl l:Jr .il:t' kKb & do~ nk $600 mo 1>7~7' 751 3448 ~autrful lar111· hou~ .. 1'(,00-.q ft 1 4 Br 30.., ha frplc. ~ r11 r gar a ..:e fil•atA lnl'<J Va.rd JWS mo (..,If for lllP IJl ~7971 ht11" 'lhh. bt'J1•h ---------- PEHPa:;cr f'OR SMALL PAM I LY Seclwied 2 Bdrm 2 Bath home on a pnvate cuJ-<te Nl<: Enclosed patio area. ocean and canyon vtews. frl.Dt trees plus fireplace Subnut term,, 1213.000 LINGO REAL EST ATE 497.3331 u.,......,... 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -- IAYSHORES l!u.sU<' samplil'tl}' in an environment laalored to farruly living. 3 Bdrm:. and 2 balh&. Private beaches. gated com muruty. S.ve money on thrs lowest pnl ed horrw Owner will help fanarll'c· $247,500 642-5200 r lotsfor SClk 2200 ......••..••......••..• ---·-~~-------c \la1<n1frcent oceanfront NEWPORT BEA.CH owe ftnan· mg <ii 10'. with UY < do~n Pnme tumer bldg S31.5 000 Realonorrut<1 675 67tru \vall now. M I bid in CM 210'.J sq ft. lot 75 '130. hlk top. fenc\'d S!.1501mo 642-4610 ~Properly 2000 . •.....•............... llome Site Thret.• Arch 11.t' So l.llRunu Secun- l\ (•fWIJVC O\·l.'rlOoJkb \''< qUISlll' l'O\\' ldp,11 tlm<' lo bwl JNtutA:cts ('(Jntrac:tors & 111at\'rtal~ are J \ Jrl '->1!15 000 Cuurtes~ to l!rokt'r.. Qualtf1ed ll\.l\1·rs llO)) pica.'><: 12l3l ·~ l.$00 c 714 J 411.1 3070 ~1cnd ... Cozy 2 br. du.plex. ne"' rarpel, ~rd S43S t m 11 Ql6.21S4 or 9:\.').3139 CV(!l) UPf?Taded CONDO 4br. 21 iba. fam rm . .-001. JJ1· & Wruu.s Nice area. No pet~. Children OK '6S0Mo Pleai.e c:a II S57 ·5Elli5 or 64&&00 ii ft 6PM. 21Jr 2 sty. 11 .ba, rondO ·1llfo l~.kes .. Xlnt loc Ml>JUl de(~1r llrJnd new l<ef. rl'qd No pets ~'Jl>"o s.57 3200.673 -4119 Ne-wport C'rest 3 Br J t»1 rondo 2 cv 2ar Oce411 \1~w Re <' art-a $97~ mo ~6ij -ti0~J l:lt»-3.122 ----- Villa 8a1boa Condo Lux- ury l Br with vrew S62S mo Ph 64~ iJl3. &11 12116 )llJU mu. iliO ~l.1.J . ffj 3\.S.'J 1 Hr. .: bu '1t•w hom•• ~<ill. Lo '>hoWtni.t SiUU rni &97 406lS 111.ft I pm \\.ill( to bch. Zbdrm home "' C)('('atl \It'~ lmmt'd IJ( ('UJ.IJO ('\ S'-:!.J mo q,~ ~ ltl6l Coecdoe •cium u.t.wi~ 3425 ..........•.•.......... "!'..HA n ; SUM M I-;H ttENTo\1$ wt:t.:KOR MONTH associated llAOKEAS llEAL TOPS l Ol\ W lo•bo., 6' I J6• ~ THE "GOOD Pete Barrett. ~r ~ 4-PUX Maulltaift, Oewrf' Rnori 2400 ~per sharp-huge 3Br 2"28a, cond1J J og lo beach. Pool. :>pa. & g:.1r S6S01mo C all Gar.> 962·T788A\•a1I JUM l W 0 0 D n R I D c: E SYCAMORE 4hr 2i,ba. frpk. lndsq>d lrl! l'JUU Nr p11tll & tenn1:. lakr l~r l1e Avai l 6 28 Si'.l>Mo 6tO-009 l If R Oil th~ !>dnd, 6e'C blll(I all am~n111e& SEA\1J:.'W 4br. 2r,.,ba, + am mo 12u 1m.J846 lam rm Best O<'ean · ------- view $1500.Yo. S81 1122 Dt>fwte 2br. 2ba. JUlO ~JI> LIFE" YEAR·AOUNO FUN. Social Ac 11v111es D•· reclor •Free Sun<Jay Brunch• 880 s •Par- ites •Plus much more ASSUME t I /1% LO•H lmmac. former model "' many upgrades c..oi-ta Me-.a lO<'allon 3 &inn 2 li..t O-.ne1 w1ll 1•---------ta1Ty at Hr; for 4 > ean ..••••••..•.........•.• FOR LEASE ~Verde U100 sq ft. 3 tx . 2 ha. 2 rrplcs. o n . FR.. clshwhr. dbl iiar ~ l.oeb S700 540-4400 La r&e kit c h e n1·---------w lbreald ast area. Large sri:>.tni down Full pm·e S2l6.ouo. \'earl) rn1•r1mt "20.000 Tenant~ pa\ lll•Llll~ '\.ew 2 bedroom 2 batlt- home Mts•11on Lak1·s C•1untn !'luh Golf· tenrn pool Ut•Jlltrfully li.nd:.c ltJ.ltIO~IC!> 1>42 22$9 or646-7017 Woodbrifige ('Ondo 2Rr. mstr bdrm Pnvacy & lo w maiot ece ) ard. $11.S.500. 4tJ.~4t4 495-5220 ..,., •• l IJ0.5050 ............. 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido Isle prime property. Jarae lot. 3 Br + mald'i. or lt>law'1 quarters. Sell or tnde for Palm Spr- in&S or Palm Desert Coo do. &mU..Meyer, Ork, 641>-SWT. •WY• S.--ICl.llar .,,, course ...... -eq.ft. 4 to e Bdnm. ~ .,....., Pool aad .... aa.. •. lllSTAllS ca. 113-1111 Seav1ew · Gor j,(eou ... '1ew. palacious ly dt- con1t.ed 4 bdrm home with large a ssumablt' kaan. Call lor appt tu view Century 21 Newport Conter, 640.5357 Ja..,nnne Creek, Plan 6, J br. 3 ba. µrime toe . ocean-mountain v1t-w. I H•ar old. Oecor utor'o; own home Spcctacul.ir' Beady to show June Isl Pnn onJ,y. Smith·Me>er Bkr.~ IU.•al Eiitate lnve!>lmt•nh 3333 w Coast llW). NB 645-6646 Closed Sunday 19UMITS Ca>la Mesa. OWC with 20?0 down. f'ull pncc $1D),<m. 17 unit:.. All arc :tbo Clubh•111St' Rd Ot.~rt I lot Spnngs 213 3711-2572 Rentah ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hiu.s r.wlhed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3124 2 Bdrm. llus property 1:1 ,.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.· :.µend.able. ,. 2br. 2ba. b111 yard 2 car gar. I 700t.q ft U:ilt. lOmo new. SSOO/mo UICI ~ focallUes. rerna. AvruJ immed Call Bob: ~ 0356 wkdys. S52-356l Frplc S650Mo ~ 6049_ Lo\'ely Greentre" hm Jbr,2bl., b11oard 2BT. FIR. CpU/drps, fib! 2 CMgar. l~q n j!ar. pd1dnr. comm pool, $m5Mo S44·6649 ctuld OK. l650. 631 4'182 4 1.rge bdmrs 2ba. dln fo m 3 kr. 2 ba. :ungle floor, 2 rm, w /c ntry klt c:h kldtsolt t'rpk,2c:.-rgar No pell Uoc v. Park. fll)JMo S..9633 1695 S1~rr a Mgmt. Near Parle. modem 4Jir. 64.11.134 3 13'. I ha tmostly furnl ---------• €'TIG' € 2•1Ra. SliOO. lst .. last 3 BR 11 b t"' f I --'""-4~ , Obi <'ar ~ Lrit lot nr ~200 dep. No p~t li 1 a "'" rp · --t---+-HOM€~ ~hops.~permo 548-Qi6_______ Woodbndge are•. S6SO a..,.y L* Estate• -Roy McC_., 1Utr Mo. yMriy lease 10 New <'u.stom homes ReaJFlJtatelnvestmenWi 541-772' NEW Supe r Sharp Bay6Beach 7$9--0811 bctuncl iron gates w 1an 3333W Coast Hwy, NU Twnhms 2br. dn. 2~ba, Woodbndae Condo. 3 Br. exclusive Ne~po rt 645-6646 Jl44 r.rpk.d1bpr,pool,JaC .. I Vt ba . Nr-oew Bead\ address lYI miles C'losedSwtday .,.... a 1 u n a . No do II • ~/dryer. Nr lake In to W-t-•arr shop~1ng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -""' ...,u. Wavne Agl -'' 1 6-1-E 1....... ~S·lBl-· " • Woodbr idae cen c~r . near I.nine Ave " anla -" ""' • ~ 2br Condo on water. l.:n ....., laabel. Fro m 12es.ooo. PRIME E.ASTsro~. CM rus, pool, A, c . otfic~. ~Imo lie. 552·3138 Agt Open uam to Gpm ~1ly 2 Bdrm& each ll580Mo. 552·3'40 EASTSlDE or by appt. 642·8281 or 1HESfARNESCO. Ml -t IHch l IH 3 Br. 2 ba. ra.mHy rm •ll\W L£.ASE$ 544414 1'1'-7781 r-F'lreplaee, ~nld paUo. we·-...... -·-"'all. " U•D~BRIOOE ••••••••••••••••••••••• b b 2 f "C;U ... ._Mf'..,;_ ., ~ I~~~~~~~~~ 20NIWUNfTS.CM a r-·q . car car. C\ll'T'ftJlJyavaUa.ble froin <XJND(). a Br+ loft. leOO 76 ~w Lg s tudio condo. Gardener Inc. S7SO/mo. S&to lllOper moa&.b ft. w/VWW. Aalumable ~~~!!.~! ..... !~... ~!u!l~~ u2a :d~: 1 ~: Oriental decor . many ~ oood. CWt II. Aat. · 9.-"'·, ..,.-, Patrick • a menit ies. 1800/m o . .__lf.l<fLl_ .... 1.•_. IJ.1 UL.-.aa...tA... ~.A-.:ii-1Jl8 OMAQ.IAIDAY w/frplca, vauJ~ cell· efS-72'.IO ---._._ """"••-r Wondlrful •ck•" ocean IAl(I. l•-------1 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. 2 frplcs. da.1 leah1 ~.New Cuttocn' Br. TSLlnvrunta "2·1803 NEWWJTifVJEW •• .,.. ... feKed. con.... 5513111 famllY rm. fonnal dlnln1 RENTAL BeaulilWJy furnished 1 nMat loeadoe; rta/mo. ft21 uTHH ,..;Y·!"* -. 2~ balh1. a car INCOME PROPER""' Bdrm+dtn ln a con•t· Call 5a-IMO. Aak for aar. HJah HIUlhable a ' Nent localioft. For the HUI Condo 2Br 28a A /C Iola. APM>X 2500 aq ft. ~· ,,,,,Mhrod~~.]Ys>e executive who ap --·-------•poof, No ~hJld,..•, .~ SitU8led0ncvJ.CS.••c1t. ·-.-.... --.-unty, ll pre elatu quality . Dix townhcHatt nr So. llOD..no.-fllr pftV8C'J. Nr. Catholic: P\lt beadw, poof • p6er. SWO/mo yrly COlllt Plaaa. 2Br+den. ... • ~ 6 dlwdL Drtv. ,...-(71_• ..... ~---=---~-Watcdmnt lfomet. Inc 2~ be. A!C. dbl 1ar-• YOU llr .. No.Lal!'.lpcaransa. ---:..~-_.: ... a •>I 1 .. 00 OIJIW, ..... poola, Jee . ._.aMntee&oolfwor l .C. Call B everly -.. -v-...... •"' ..,,__, ..... to..0.plaeeuaid A*me a.11 &atate DlllbPUo&aa..an.tAdl~~~~~~~~ fn tbe D_ailJ Pi lot --·•aa le a.._.....,· 111111 -.a ,.. wut la am tn.d 8edJOe •.• Ada CaUMZ""8 JllltcaDICNnl. ~PUaUl.......... .........,., . -. •' Bii.ifs Lee. 3 BR. ram nn . 2'" ba . I nr pool UJO Mo. Aaent 644-0134 llGCAHYOM Lwrury 6 bdrm . 6 bath home: $0 ft. indoor CUdoor pool, 2 jaruul.5. -.team nn.. h~e bllhard rm , gou~t lutchen. 18 ft wet bar Agt. 673-7300 UDO REALTY Harbor View Homes 4br. l'Omm pool Avail. 6 15 . 1185/mo 644-4157 frvlt ~an &c bay v1ewt1 blcn.s serur1ty. pool. Jacuui. ~IJ?ht rooms. t'nlerta1nmenl f•cal . u~ room, park hke M!U.l.ni. lxke t.o buches. Lido & r est aurants Adults o nh S695 6 41 4 S:l6 en.•:. & ~l'flds Have tlOmeltunit you want to sell'' Cla:ss1f1t'd ads do ~ -C111ll NOW, W~-f??~ ~ GREAT RECREATION: Tennis • Free Lessons (pro & pro sl'lop) • 2 Healtn Clubs•Sauria. Hydroma~ge·SWim· mtnQ •Golt Or1v1ng Rdnge 8 EAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Stnglcs. I & 2 Bedroom s • Fur· n1sne<J & Unlum1shed •~II ltV1ng •No Pets • Mooe111 Open <Jo1ly 9 to 6 Oakwood Garden Apartmenta JMwpot1 8Mch/No. 680 lrv1na Cal 1611'11 (714) 645-0550 ~~~ls? Newpe>ft Beec:tt/So. 1700 161h St 10o .... 811611'11 (7141642-8170 Li*~ ~-w ~OUf at. M-ame.~ 'f)JI ~~. 24-h®;;>~ -7~ a.._ YOU may rwquesf Ad-Sittef' llf\'Q when placing your od • • • OAI Ad-Sitter number wiU appear in ~Daily Pilot od ... Ad-Sitter tokes ~· mmoges .. . you coll in at your con...-a to qet the r11pon• to your od .... this 98rw:e is onfy SS per week . For mere Information and to pb:e yox ad cofl 642-5671 .. ' ; lBr. S37Smo. yrlY or l200 Id an tile summer m.Q.10 5-hore Dr .. 2 Br. 2 ba. F'P. d-w, pauo. t..'i85 Yrl.Y A(l..673-9080 •OCEANFRONT, avail now. daily. weetly. Spee. tMular view. m.suar. BeaUl f1.n twn.hle June oab . 1115. Alto pen· tbouM from JWM 15th Simo Cor • for e mo •>-..UT 1.Br, Ula clplx, ateps \o bdt. az:s ... bt lut • aecuril)'. "2-4900 dy1, NMS43nwa. 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LAZA lt-ltil( ~I Cindy~ 760-0100 NEWPORT .tlr. a. < (lfldo 9'20 2br th• <'~to ~ No Pt'l.a ~ 3~2 ))6 HZ'T or r,,1 Nrwvun 1 1tr 1 tvlt :t t:JlltHa VIC.'w ol 04 .. llD • Balhrw Av a.i I 6 J lbOIJ ..... ~~d)\ Mlddlt! •11c~ has Zbr. l'idn furn 11J.I( lo Shr All uttl I i.moill~ ROOMo ~11628 ~ec aull.e has 180·230 liq ft wmdowolf1ces av:11I tn airport a~ea bu1 ht P\1.t1h deeor. anrl ronl nn.. recpt. & colf ee Fu I- I> equip WQl"d pr06. 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Hefs ~ KOU.CBITH NEWPORT ~egaru eicttut" e sw tes m pr~ltge loc In<' hi:. :.rtretanal ~erv1c~. re rept1on1~t. le le phone ..ui:.w.enn11 & more Tll t: H t: A 0 Q lJ ,\ R T t: H !'> CO~tPAN IES A pro (e:.:,1onaJ env1ronmc11l 714 951 675'6 ~t'wpnrt lieal'h L1'10 -\~ \\1lai.441-. aru rtr 'uite 117 sq ft Grt>at \Wllll'. ,,ub-L'c belo"' mkt lil4 t ~6182 Ufll'eS In .lid\ VIP\lr llotPI li1nonral ·landm:.irk S25IJ & Ujl t~ \ \.1ew lnvl1l'<1 11('1·up. Contuct I~· li733tta •NO l't~IA ~J 1::.-.,A • \ll•I dent.ti 11.\IU 776 '~ ~ lUW Bt::,\LTIFl'I 01111 " 'PJt'•• 1111 t ht' "'.lier L1d11 \ 111 J .. I I ./fl "'I I t ~ a.ii or 675 ~ Uh olf Jlnmt• bub lo. ,1 lion II H lmmed ,,,. l"UP:.IOl") ~H JJ92 !I 1 IWO-~'lll wk.nc6 NEWPORT BEACH 1501 \\ ~-r< LI FF' DK ALLSERVICI::.'> Ample PJrk1ng .\ldJld~ed bw Ill in~ 7Wor 1000:-.q ft Le~ · $1 l>l'r '>Q rt Juhn Fisher 642 J 111 -------.-- no pe ts. S39S mo l!t>r, J~ba. center or town \16 8362. Bltans. Gar. 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MAK( SOM f;OHE KAP9Y MAKE SOME.ONE SMILE Place a HAPPY AD ~ .. u n ti s m a 11 •I r i.. h-111Jlc wanted for run in .ir4) 1111ht c·Jt (. d.\t lhl' '>W\ Jl ~-:wport Bch Lt.II pd Adlt.s Nl'W crpt $400Mo Ml.Ire~ ~I A\OCadu. ~48Sl °"Pt 11~1' 21tr l '2ba \dlt.:. No pell>. s.195Mo 2 Br. I ba, ruce area Pvt gar Adlt.s no pl'!.:. $400 700. l71J. 833-3307 ti'J:..:_1_s_1ro ______ --l Near New 2br, 2ba. gar lbr. lba CONDO nr So rteck M?SMo Cst Plaza. St75Mo Ne1111 rot ~ 67!>-ti6'70 Agt crp ls. drps & appls A C 1,-.,n 3844 Poc1l. s ec Rate C.rll 714 828 3491 u r 11~ m 9998 "l;ewt\• decor 2br, adlls. No ·pets Encl pat10 S37SMo 706 J.imes St Apt 8. By appt 979 4410 3 Br 2 Ba, upper, ramJly wut nr OCC, S450tmo f>H-8657 <t2Br Coodo. nr So. Cst Plaza. pool & spa 1<150. , No pets . 759-0217 ~ • 641-1~. • Neal c~ 1 Br w/gar, on· ly SliS. Quiet backbay area. 280 Delmar 962-2771 Weslcllff Villa1e. Jbr, • 2'-Jbe. 900Mo. 63J-57Sl I or' ... J.511 Brand new triplex . 3 br, 2 ba, frplc. pvt yard. 1 child ok. 1575 Near dowoto1'tl. 646~16 or ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbr Condo Pool. jac. ten· n1i., sauna Upgraded 11t /refr 1g. MSOMo 731-4763 S400Mo. W /D , rel rig. o'verloolls w at.erf a I ls 10 Orangetree. Adil. No pets 8J.1. 'XJ/.11 ORA.'loGETREE,model, 1 UR condo, w/pool, len- rus. ori Lake. 1395. 640-6161 a..,..a IHch 3141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODS COVE 1 bdrm . <:oltage . rireplt1ce, open beam ceillna. patio. utilities, garage. Lou ol closets 6 1tora1e . S550 / mo. 494.--3449"' 49t~ L.ag.o...... 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRON TING GOLFCOURSE Lower Condo 2 Br, 2ba. Wat Nu>e Dr. Lovely area. Bltns, wshr/dryer, pt1tio, 2 car aar. auto opnr. Adlt.s. no peta. $550/mo. '71G-l!ll50 ... .,.... ...... JI" ....................... .. .......•....•••........ sn Week & Up • 1 Br.. kitchenettes. pool & ID8Ki sen· 548 9755. Landro Inn Mot.el E'Slde C M. Very spac 800 s f rm. bric lrpk, wetbar & L&Se of gar. Avail 6 lS. Mui.t b e r esp & co operaL1ve. Fem prer S300 1MQ Please send rtli & phone nu.m ber to. Ad #75. Box .1660. OaJly Pllol. Cost.a Mesa, Ca. lDM!6 Room In 3br home Qwel. Kitch priv. S200Mo. 6'2~. A.l).Sitter 11193, 31-hr. M/F. S1.SO + util. Avail 6/1. Cast. Meaa area. ~-Nort·smkr. Rooms foc Men. Private e ntrance. cook101. l.agma Beach. 497 ·3687 2 pvt nna. Fem. Noo- smkr. No pets/kids. Kitch Jl'i v. PooJ "' hot tub. N.B./C.M area. S200 & 1225. + \'!! uUl Gene ~1095, Sue 646-0128 Room in lovely condo. Nr. So. Csl Plaza. Pool. Kitch prlv. Mature person. Reft r eqd. 642·4300 , Ad · sitter#JJl5.3'br. Sleepinc rm only. S50 wk. Avail Maya,m.1254 s ] ..... 4200 ....................... Agent. S41 5032 EXEC. SUfTES Pnme NewJ.l(>rt Reach IOl :\ear 0 C airport Hent 1nc:I. ~ept1on. con- ference rm, Janitor 'erv . ut1b. 100 fr.,e tup 1 e.., & more ~ retunaJ l>erv avail l.Jz or Oou,g BSl 941 J Execwve offu:es avail in fulJ aerv otc bldg Nr 0 C :urport Recept & phone ans , sec' serv .. oonf rm. etc. Please call 752·tll.R8 *CdM DELUXE surTF.S. From S29S. Air cond .. ample pk,g. Utll pd 285.s E O.t Hwy 675-aOO 4.'iO Sq. ft S425 mo. 4001 Bitth St. N B. Agent, 541-5032 --- WESTCLIFF BLDG NI WPORr ~r ArH ,,,, ~ ' . ' . . . .. . 'j-»Ca •a I .. ~=-,__ ./'. ....... ;/NI_ ....... ,/--;/...,_ ..... ./~...-... (' lll Mr f1nw.ll<1 "·l5 f,101 PllS1'1CH W~IWWWOMT LOCA110M =Sq~ ~8ayV'9wa •*Be.rs. Fireplacei •Priv• Patlol •lrnnwllate AvailabiUty St r~tl Tom S4().22CX) •••• • •• • • • •• ••• • • • • • • • • Ml'dical & Prorel>i.1on .. 1 offices. Rea.sonablt' rent Co-;ta Me.a S48 21 OJ --------GARDEHsum Great Joe or OC A I ll>O rt. LlOO :.q ft olc ste a ofc, t'on!. recepl s torage newly remodeled t-:x tens ive windo1111 s 901 rAl"eSt N 8 95.s.3J6.1 ------- OCEAN i.., BLOCK NEAR LAGUNA 1 me ~le for 5 people + exec ofr. ai.s1~ned pkg nught consider ~ale. bldg fulJ>· lsed except uwnr' de.cribed above Prefer lse. 499-1625-11 NA I PLS L\ msg.1 Deluxe offices, 800 sq n. xJnt bldg, 1801 Newport 81 ~21U . Kooby Ox-ma Del Mar. Ground floor, newly det'Orated 28>' wnh bath. '195/mo ALSO Sm11ler offices II\ 111. Sand Re1 lty 152.1.83> COROHA DEL MAR Deluxe 2 rm office, part. mg, all' cood.. 350 aq .ft S<m per mo ANO. 4 rm. 825 sq.ft. olc S4.50 per mo. RealallOmlct NOF.SUfTES Himt.i.ngt.oo Beach New, prest11e offices. Includes all Improve. menu A services. 750 to lSllaD a.r. Grd r1r a vail. Owner 8C7.Q31. • I ....... 4450 ....................... v'NEED IMONEY • CRE:OIT HO rttOILEM 2»td Ir Md TO lo.' 978-6531 i\rranlo(ed b) Coad Honw LOC11t1 $ 2nd T.O.'S $10,000 ~00,000 5 YEARS Paymeot.a u low u INTEREST ONLY POI FAST ACT10tl CAU.- 851-0991 REPUBLIC •LOAN .......... c ,., ...... m thu column for only S3 25 Ca.JI 642 5678 H A p p y FIRST A N N I v E R s A R y ...... MAIY HAPPY BIR111DA Y FENTON LOVE.CARA Lrvu~Terral-e.673 ~ b~J1m. I o u n ti {, o I d f' n Htmt'\t'r L..b m" Rlut• 1 ullctr Some "ht fur »> i1tl.+ ---- FOL ;-;o ~'t·m blonde Co r ker Spaniel V1C' Garden Gro' e Blvd & t:uchd 1n G G Lthr k.Ular 847 21.85 ---- FOUND G o ldt>n Ht~ver poppy M. Shf'P mu. bUt & L.1.n F1:m Shep rrux cream M HeJgle mu t.&n Fem Ne" port Beach Animal Shelter . s.4-3&56 Fou nd · Gray T1~er &nped Cat. Green eyes, long white whis kers. ~~E:M -~~----t'ound: MaJe Cat, Calico gr~ with lighter mark· lllP· F. Valley 841-WI ----Go>nl.Jf'Trul.n a ~e 4~, 6 • 160 lb. 111100.ttl IJke to meet lady J..J to 4~ with no ctuJdren I I\ 111~ .H home fnr permanenl rt- ~'h'IJ Must like to tra\el. h:t\e a i.ptnl 01 achcnturo hkt? the out door l.Jle Al lhe ~c&ml' Umt' ha\e J 'lroni.: senltt' cl r1."opo!b1b1lit~. Jble to litre the rea.l.Jt} of life, like '>rtWll t.o~11 hvm.g. be hJ?ht 111frequenl social dnnt..er onl}. Am 5ell employed & endeavor to keep my llfe unc:omplJ. cated. EnJoy my work. have a l11r,lle 1u11-0W\t of tree time to d o as I pleast>. Seod r ecen t ~ph 10 first letter aJon8 with phone no. and add:Nls. Send replies to PO llox 648. 330 West Bay SI ~ M~a. Ca 92626 Ad-liHa -!:fC¥' ~(b 14-~~ -'1~~~ You may tttquest Ac:J.Sitter 8lfVice when placing your od . . . our Ad.Sitter number _,, appeor in your Ooify Pilot ad ... Ad-Stt1W tokes your m111 • .. . you coll in at your conwnience to git the ,...._to your od .•. this -w. is only SS per week. 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IH :1!~1 Jl ST L'S llciu..,edeanmg •~t & elflr1en1 Hef!> f~.Ll>t' call 963 l l91 M"l'Pef" ~n \\ e a.re thL ~t 3 l(t'nl.'rJt1on' ul how.ekt•epin~ & pan) '-t'nll"-"' t>l.l ~7 l tcM; ... 't'lt'a1U11.: I do re ,1~1-!nllaJ & rent.sb l Jlt IRU1t~I St,Ml\1ER Ht::O.'T I. C'L F.AN L' PS H~idt'nt1al Comm al<.o 1 .1J"'Pl.:>&...-mdo111o~ l'i\l"ffll' Cl.t: \:"ol'\G SEl<V i11'C'e\Wd i nstlT't'd" 17141631-6303 JAPANESE LANDSCAPE De!ilgn sprinkler . &oet.. <'~an up. matnt, wan. uper Lie "1·8182 or 'lf11 2IM2 -------Miii DFFJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ProfeB•lonal m asonry· We 'll beat any b id . ~14 Refetfllces ~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• Moving! Tht-S t.irv1ng l'ollege Students have 1trown Lie T l24 436 Same good sttV 641 8427 ,....,...l'..-iftCJ ......................• PETE.RS PAINTING fo.xpr'd Reus Rates l''ree t:st <.:all Gene 552~ Cw.tom Int t-.-xt aptll ~ Gudf 'II> Ork. Low pn~ 960-8Jli2 Painting l,'l,T t-.XT 'lo:t•Jl. l~t rt'Ub 14! \r' •"'J.I l.u:'d Ua\e ·~100 hilt' t•\l p.11ntrng Sl LH In) Tr~ m e H :-.tool" ~SMS f>rol p.ununi: l::'\l & Int !..DIN ratt~ ~38001~ Fr~ ~~~C V1<.a· UuH• ., Pamuni.:. Sl'r\ ing Clt•Jnu11' t ri 111 111 1 n.: h.11 . .thllj.! 1-h '\' ""tllllJt''' !>..'> j l"l7 l ~ urea ll 'r.. ~l rea!>. ••••••••••••••••••··~· c httr~ m~ rt.·t . 11«.· ~Z> l!e~pon~1blt' :n ~ r d --l'r.1tlt• \\•Ur ulcl 'lull l11r 1w111o .:uud 1"' v. 1th J J\ J ll lv hu\C>l.:.tl .iftr SEl..L ldJe 1leiru. with a l 'la.'-'ltllt'd ad M2 S6iH Juno:~ 67~7 IO J o) Oa.tly Ptlot Class1f1ed Ad ----- ESSIAN Calm pa10ung. lo rates, Jo'ree est. 3 yr guar. !lll2-l4'18. m.9837 an s. U.1ou&.aide Reasonable. ~b&e F'rft t"St J ay. 631-2047 l.NfEXT PAINTING cornpl prep, xlnt results Refs. est S42 9998 Quaht \ pa.111ters 1ntt'r eJC ter. lo r ates. Casi serv IM8-5'684 or 842-0360 Will paint any 3br. house. til() out.' 1dt.-For t he d ts t·n rrun.allng o""ller ""ho 111o 1 .,he ~ a r tcsllr e'\ ~ U\ ""orkmamhtp at a I I\ t' J b I e JH 1 l t· Motzer. &tl lli32 ,.__/Repair ..••••...•...•.•••...•. Neat palette. & le\ tun-:. At&EST. 191-141• i:':\pert in restUCl'OS & patche:> Neat & dean lnt 11:.:xt !).45 566() ----f'llMeiwq ...•...•......•.•••.•.. G Guttr"l'" t>tumb<'r Rep.Ji.r ~rvu l'. 1ru.talh1 ~. ba<.'ltllow cenifiCJ uon&l2 !Cl~ ::-lew 1·on ;truct1 o n Reroo'1ehng. rep1p 1nR t-ll'ctronu leai.. detection Tof) llat ~ 31.!M ....................... Wn a R EA.LLY CLEAN Ceramic: Tile ll Wood POOU CaJI Pool Doctor. noonna Saie. & inltoUa · Jotte._...all06 uon.1bl! &owest pnca 111 ...... & Repair town ror tat q ua lity ••••••••••••••••••••••• work Sbower1. t u ba • PabQI, akylites etc. Minor It ~ repu1rs a t i.t»Y buly pnces Neat Ir re · liable. 548-0512 ltooftnq ••••••••••••••••••••••• Re pair & Reroof. All t ypes s h1n glc1>·r ot·k l>hakes compo tar. !-'rec tsl ~J.SOOO Fm Avail Orange Coast Roofing · ~ roof ml(. ~pairs' Ad d11100... ra .. t reliable, hone'l <:all o .. ve . ~ 1733. Chns. 646 ~!.I t'\'> (.N.allhed rouf1nl( t'r t't' t.'l>l l.A:ii~ rt:pJ ir $J;, Go o d r Jtt'' on 'lh.:Jcdtt·ompu !r.:> t IU7 extW H1x>f1n1? S pec 1.il1!>t 1n •f'dar i.ide rov,·nn.i. Lil w•t-•our exterior a "''"' look A bu. ., ha k 1• & lltun~t rl' l'O\ er Ju hn !i7!i 0666 n:s. .J5!i H~O e\l"> ..•.•.•••..•........... Ccram.11 T ile I ni.Lalk•I \l.I l)'J)t."'>. )lUdr IA or~ t"tl~ ..... t r•·fs G:.rr11 F Tl le ~ 4/7fi0 Sel.lJ.ng an Ylhtnlt w 1th u Dady P\10( Cl~ilied Ad I L'l a sunpl~ matter . Just call 642·~"7!1 _ counter lopa.. e ntry s, pallos. Etc. All work guaranteed select In t.enaN Ir Paclric fo'loor· Ing. 640-2700 It 640-2701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tnoe & 'hrub pruning & removitl, )"anJ clean up:. ha uli ng 751·232l , ~14.lJJim w..dow~ .••.•..•••...•..•..•.•. 1 complete floor can • hr~ & comm ·1 Lit• d bondtd. 1ru. !63-944'1 l'r11ft'1>1t11111ul W111f111111o 1 lt:an.inl( h\ J11<· f),111JelA 714 ~ llX5.1 WI:-OLIOW l'Lt-:,\ '\INC I!~ homt'' Fn•o• "'' 1·ull S.h1ll111i.: ' W111tl11w llt:al\l.llR ~ :\.1611 WantAd Hclp"' 642·567>1 USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Hel\ult Service Call 642-5678 bt. l22 H1tp WCllftd 7 I 00 Help WCll'ftd ..•..........•......... 7f00 H11p W..t.ct . ...•.••.••••..•...••.. 7 I 00 Hllp W..t.ct 7 I 00 Hltp WClllhd 7 I 00 ....................... . ..................... . . ....•••.••.•...•...... ~~~-~:~~:.~~.~~ ~~~ ..... ~~-~~ .-.,, •••• w~ 11 oo ~~~ ••••• ~!.~~ .•...............•. PROBl.F.:MS Need t o Talk., Pree l'OWl-,l'hn~ ABC Helphne M5 2222 TT) H} poQS1l> ~·II 11 ' p n .0 l>. I " . !"'I l I• J.l llab1ti. CN-t1\1 • ">t•l l , .... .irent..~ l'rt>lt'~""'"· ii :-,Cp'lt't' 1>15· Ti Jh .•.•••.•...••.......••. 7075 ······•··•••······••·•• ~\Jtt ch.iriit· hookkct·pt"r "'thr.. ex1wr 111o -.ilk 'l'rt'efl pnn11•r & 1Jhot11 ~rapher hlhul(rd11h1·r 'Pt.'k' l.'mplo' mo•nl 111 hPat•h arca :.! 1:1 24 i li\.I It aft '> ~mor111ol.ntl" l'.J11ncaJ 111oork dune n·all lhru t'XJ.I •·lt't ~111 1. u stom w1,rk & r 1• rroiel.s Comml·rl'1JI 1 .11 ht' d.t.<,('u,,.,t'(j l.11 : II f(fj7 t454005 7 100 .•••.•••••....•.•...... .\1ccµt1ng JtJpl1t·at1e1n ' fOf rutl Jnd purt I lml' haft:.. No (')(lll'r n1 •C' l\!fn ·, Pt1XJ .!Hllj '• W •:. eanfront '\ B \t't'OWllllll-: ('lo·r l. \ I' \ H. l'XJI dt"ll .1tilo (' \;or1 s rnkr To li·.irn c 11m JIUl..t-f 541, (.16111) Account Clerk \Cl.'Ounl Clt'r k for l',1yroll 11t-1Jl nt-1~letl 11) ltuntm1.!t11n llt•:.ich C 1t \ S1 hoo l 01 ... t ~17 $1142 mo d ... pen 14th St llunlm~on Beach CA 536-~ I \tcountmi: Clerk Mature AL 1'0'10Tl\' £ OPERATOR RELIEF CASHIER ~\.I.II llmt' Tuhda' thru saturtlJ )'. Som <' \'l ·: IJl'ni!nce dt•s1 r~d l on lJ I t Offl<'t' 'ti !!r al • URLEIKE . TOYOTA-VOLVO l'A.t. If arbor Rh 11 • I (~f \ 1\1 ~.., \ 646-9303 AUTO SALES Hult1 n••\S " gr.,.ot .11 IJiJUt·r \loll.or-\\ • 111·1••1 , \JJ{'nt'nc. ... 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Work dost-to vour hom e . 1'1~un· t.lerks IA> Semor Accoun· tarts needed throuj.!hOul <r.mge Count). llOll ... T HALF'S accounleq>s 2333 No. Broadwa)' it:m. Coldwell Ban.ker Bldg., Santa Ana C714tllS-4103 FREE PARKING llanlung PART· TIME TB.LER C.A.R W .A.SH NB a r ed Sun . Mon. Tue. 8am 1>pm 11nl) Also I Omt· C ~1 l'il II fiM -440<1 Nam\ Potitlllll'I 1" a\ a1lahh• 1n our Ne'olo Corona De l Mar branch ~4 da}'> .t week 1----------1 1nrluding Satu rda>" C A SHIERS l're\tuU:. S avini(:. 1!t Lodn , ban k1n.: nr cashll'rtng e lq.icriencc desired We are a .:rowing S<1v u1gs & Loan and are ol ferini: unhm1terl Oil ponun1t1es. J::xrellent st.al1lnR salary. Please t all '1rs. Moms al 1714 1 ~I to arrange for a n ut\el'VleW. L'nique retail nur~l'r\ ha.' 1 mmt'<11ate C'ash1er p1.t-1t1003 a\ ail E-;x1K·r req d In add1t1on to J!OOll i.Ulr'\ing wai.:e c ai.hrt>r" !.hare in '"Jmm"swn pool Please apply m person ~U'8-5 Roqer's GardHs Zl:lt San Joaqwn 11111!> IRENTWOOD ltd SAVIMCiS. LOAN Corona del Mar 2111>7 East eoas111wy ~~~64G-~5llXl~~~~I Corooadel Mlir, CA 9".!625 1- Cashi«-~wares \µpl~ m "'-'rwn l'r~n I lard..,..trt . 3107 t: C<>ji:.I H~'):Cdm Offf CIYil &aqiftffr ~lu-.t hJ\ e li S C 1-: ne..:n-c, 111 ) ,.., ,.,,w r Pn·pdr1• Inc!~ .1n ·•l' mntJnt't' wtth-\ ~ ~. (.:CH '!Jt'(''' :-.1',i:Utl,lt•' l'Pll tr.ic·t-. P n•µ<1rl• .\. u • C"nllt.tl p.11h mt-thntl 011 • ono,tru1 lwn proj1·1·1, lllJn.tClllC up L11 ,,.I 1.14'" COOK. t''\I'. du-.. Appl\ . Lii µ\•r:.crn. 1•.irtn1·r'i. llL•..iru \411 So c~t 11111> \ Wl>:Ulld 8-:a\h ur 1all tuck or Lero~ ~97 '"41 C'••* f\Jll or pJrt ttme :,1,.,,J \\•rd1• l'on\ ..i le" l'\.'flt HU>P•Llll. •.til l:cnter ~ C M .>iX-.>.:~ l'OOK llOl'SI 1'1.EI-PFR I •I I , ... r.un 1.\1.' 111. ~tu d<'nl O" 1Ji3 1>(:•1 .-pit• l ompl..to 111ntrJ1 I COOK J1tm1n1)lrJt1011 "" luollnl! I \I.it u 11 I•• r '"" I 11r l>f• 'to!IJll<IO Ill Ill I' ii.. ~ 1 l l h • 11 h • If> 1 1111 ... ub 1nn1r 11 i... 1 o1 101 .11,.1" , h ,,,,,.1u. 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IA:h l>i'.'> 21'1.I 1 •r-ta \le--J 01(11 .. n1; •h t1Jrk offil ,. hdµ :-0. l<.1\ 111 A. 1•\p.·nt·n• • pr..t " u 11 "r ,, •• r l I I rn •. •'31 !~I DEMTAL A SSIST.A.HT l>.lll" Puml E\µ IA X r.•) he HU\ oµt1on.tl ·'96-0l:ll DIRU.'fOH'l l l'I>ATF Temµ phone wor~ from )our homt-. no !>ellln~. 1n·off1 ce t ra1n1 n 1:. Fume. P,t1me te m p . lcl'?1blt' hand 111orit 1n1: detail o r H•ntc•d .'M-11397 -------- DRIVBS L>l:llver baker) products to supcnna.rkets t:.lrl} m.Jm to rrud aftemooru. Call i71-4i50 t-:xper t'em cln\<er 21 llnd 1--------------------over lo won for ~uto llod ' Pnt ~u ppJ1e r 848 ?1?.l t '.it'lOf") trainee Good J)a\ In P~ll<" adhe-...1\ '-' l~Y l.5Ji Monro\•• A°"e N 8 5o48 5125 r\JU tune LegaJ Sttrt>tary needed for bu..,, II 8 IJ .. ulflCl'. t:RISA n 1r lit II(• lion e\J.1 µrele r ed 841HU4 tlt'fl ll r ult' ''Pl' 11<• ,.,,, llf.,. \lalUft' pt'Nln l•rl I d In IHon• • "'' "11• '~'):! It Wll II• h It.• 11 o f 1 .. • 111 J l ur .. r•·r "' 1• 1 'iJm 11 rn \I< (I • l1n.i ~ ro -11111• I 'I ''' 11r dl• " I 11! I \I • .( .,, ,. '-1 hr .;\5 l.!l I,~.'\ I-IC \ I It ... 1.1 · l'•·rm.on• 11l pll'll 1 11 J\,llf"" l!tuV.IOl<(lUOJf\•n t.al 11rm ~ 1n t fl'!J ,\!......., l....J.:ww lk• .. r h & El Toro lll·n•· "'111 tr.1111 \ppl) 1930 .'\pt Bhd C: M or 22600 Lam b rt 13.rJ 1-;1 Ton• 1,E'\ERAJ. OFFll ... ~oQ.. 2 .:irb 1mmf'll l11r ll"IA olf "'' · on Hunt in , t 011 11.trhi.IW' J re" l' J II u1 ,Ul>fll.ll ro--.umt' l ru't'r-.rl t-inJn11.11 1~11P.1• c ,,tll'olo .t..,t}l't ltunlml?l11n llJrtlour -I if 4 ·~ 5507 .. II E lA'fll'f" ..u PUJMIERS.HEU' "'•II t.nu.n S200'tlk 'ldM ()pl'fl8am llpm ~--MIJ OfftCI WOttlC SI 10 Will lr.un $180 w <;tart Open&am 8pm 995-8413 DttfYERS $200 Wk Will tra.tn truck dn \ er.. Open 8am.Spm 99S.a.41J Amef"tcan Guide -----------GeneraJ (X( IN' GROWTH. " .. "" PEOPLE THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ..cbftMfolo~ DISTRICT MANAGER nAINEE c · 1 r < u I. ll 1 o n 11 1 • p a r t m t• n t ti " s .~ n 11 pt· n 111 i.. I " r .. 1 r "1n1· l' 1 n th 1· C'1r<"t11.t1 11111. !-1.1!1· ~1 1\111 .1 n'1 ('11lh•t 111in \n•,, ....,, lt·i t1·d ,1ppl11 a nl "'all ri·1t·1\1· .1 lih• 1 .ii 't.1r1 inc ·a Ian t , ~ul.1rh •ht dt1kd r.11 1· 1>111111" 11 pportu111I H'" .i nd m.irt\ tr1n~t· twne(th -.u t h as p.1111 'J' :1 11nn ... p;11t1 g roup '~"Ur<Jnt•t.•. lift' in ... ur.inn.• ~1nrl dt>n tal ('O\ eraJ!t' ~1 u~t bt· Jl( ha\ 1· J.!ood drn inc rt'corrl Hour-. i:ient•r all:-· 11 :\M to !#P M Monday throuj!h Frida" Saturdav O\ ert1me ava1lahlt> ~t s ne<.-ded If ~nu an· qualtftt."'<i and interf•-.tt~d tn lt•arn1ng ne"'"papl•r l·1rcu!Jt1on hu ... 1ne~" c·oml' in person .1 nrl a"k for l!Jrn ~eley or Ken c;odc1,ir<1 hdort· 111\\l or after 2P~f ~tcmd.1) throu~h FndJ\ PART TIME EVENINGS 1-:ntt.•rprt~in g ~Hf ulh 0\l'r 2 1 '-'tlh th namt<'. Jd\ enturou:. rw r..,onallt1t:)> "'.h o e n Joy w orking w 1th and mol1\aUng )Oulhs ages JO to 13 S4 oo per hour to s t a rt SlOO a week potent1<1I. Call 642·4321. ext 250 between 2 and 6PM . ask for Laurie ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llO W..t hy Sf .. Cost. ...... C.. 642-•321 .,......_. o,,Cili......, 1 ,ea,., Pcri-Tinw :-pccialt> druit.,trln 111 '\ Ii is .,,_-ckin~ a ~r.,un "ho ha' .1 rpal conc1·rn for pe11plc LtJ .t'::.1::.1 our pharmat·1:.t Work 1n~ hr,· !.I J11m & I 7 p m alt!'rnal111.c ,1•hcdul1 ' \l•JO F'r1 <'all l h1· 'tor .. m.o.n,1,l!t·r to "'t up 111 tcnw" JJ)J.11 Counter h t>lp. P 1T .,1ature person in fas t food operation Mon·l-'r1 U 2. Richard M33 8347 -------1 Pan L1rnr 1<eoeral "m«". mature. ftt>rnoons. 5 da~ w~eks 1147 ·8~2 1 ~ GDl OFC HAIR DR&<iSER ""'llllll'd Laguna Bearh . 1~·5ti77 T1w Guild DNCJ 1610 SanMiqud Newport ~ach 644-73)0 C.llrt T~p~l Flexible af· t.emoon hours llrl~ rate l'QnUDet1:.U/ate IA 11.'XP•:r in l~me mdu.o,tnal t'Onl pl(•'< ror manu~<'mcnl rtin.sult1111! firm Plt•aw t·all. 752 8952. Ii S. Mon 1''r1. Counter Helii. Male or Fem al e . Ku!.ter :. l'leaner'i f'ull time S4 hr 1.86 E. 16th. C :.t S4lj.. 7'lZ2 CREDITVt;Rfflt:R Topa Thnfl & Loan has an open1ni ro r a r 1 Credit Verifier . 'omc exp hlpfuJ . not rt.>q. Rd start sal. maJ Co ben. ad \an<'e opp Gary &rn~ 646-3281 CLERK TYPIST c RT 0 p E H AT 0 R I Growing firm In Tu ... tm ORDER DESK. X ln l DRIVER Wanted relJable C'las. .. I dn ver w1bobta1I & st•m1 With 2 'peed & fork lift cxpenenre Must havl' l.'ood dnv1nl( re-rord & refs "94·1107. i\sk for Tom ~---------~ OIUVHS Men or ~ 2S yrs or older. Know the roast ,.,lies Net 180 a week or more. Orange <.:oa st VelJow <.:a b, 17300 Ml. llt>rrmann. Fou n tain Valle). I No o f Slate r bet w n Ne who p e " Filcbdl -------AUISTANTS We a rc accepting ap phcal.Jons ror tt:mporary rfenl·aJ support postllOfl.'S reqiannt1 45 wpm typllli! Pleasant phon« attitude Prole.slOOailsm a m ust Call toda) foc mforma · l.JCtn 557-1145 .Cf\· Lin: t\MP()QAAY PflSONHf l SUMQ 5 Cfencra l /Qu ality Mana jle r M u st be knowledi.:a ble about Teak wood &r 1t.s m a in tmance Requt res I ~ r trauung & 1 yr exper. Spea k En glis h & Chinese 1Ch1nese lquage Wa\ed 1( h1Rhly qu.ahhed Ill other are as I. Manage furniture stort'. l n s pert m e r r h Responsible for sales. mi rltetmg. pubh (""')t' I a· t>om. rontrollinR slc>Cki. 3723 llrch StrMt lla1r1lrl?l>'t'r ntt>ded for n ll't' l.Ji?Una 81.'ach ..alor1 l'J 1 l i 14 !195 K560 II a 1 r t1 r e s ., t' r n l' c d i. J1ce11sl'd \!>~l "l JOt '\t·.,.purt BeJ1·h. C.ill b41H>W3 ADKINlSTRATlVE AS· S ISTANT : M ajor Newport. Cen ter Law F\rm. Entry level Ad· mnsiltntive poaition in> -------•I nt>eds ACC RAT t: benefits. top salary, u ~~~~~~~~~~ TYPIST with general of pe r1 ence preh·rred. ~umcTeclL & O\>gcltlal.J.OA contract:. Ml rt ltoch SlO per hr Take ad to 1~~~·~..-~~~~~I nearest 0 C. t:mploy· 1- 11.atr St.,IJ,l t-im a!> ~ou !ln>'* '" the beciuty in- <bill') \\e oflcr ~1.5U pr "'it guManla'd sala.I) -+ tuµ 1•omrn + med1c•11I heneht!-A rnnlln uing 1•ducat1on proitram clpcniniis 1n Newport Htach t~or JPPl. Beck). 1)46.. i<4.Sl COMMAND PYFORMAHCE :olving booklteep1ng. penonnel Ir o(fice opera · tlon s . Lile typ in g . Decree required. Send .MUme IJsalary require· lmllla to Administrative .-. .... P.O.Box 3490, .Newport Beach, 93113. AIDE r Prad.lcal Nurse · tr elderly, amb. genL : "Jl/F. Live In /o u t. ::~ . F.qual Opp Employer M/F l.loklgical/ChemistrY. re· c ent g r a d f o r ph arm aceutic a l co. 646-2UL .... /MCIMJ. needed immed. to run ac· aa 'I depl. ol very busy mort1a1e Clrm . Must have expr. In budgeUng. com.miaalon computa· l ion. Xlot pay ' co. bmeft.ta. Republic Home U...7M/85HJl91 IOATYAID WQRUR/F.xpr'd. PadllcTw. llarlJ>e. 2ZI DbSt. NB IOOUm• C~llEIS UTVTEM MARKETS Openings now available for full time Assistant Manacen on 2nd & 3rd shills. No exp e rie nce nee. We train. Advance· meat o pportunit y for rmnqement posiliou lO U .50 p e r h o ur tr qualified. Foe' more In· formation It Interview, ~ to store ... 33501 Del Obitpo, D a na Pt. 114·496·9076. Will lo· tervlew Mond ay thru Frldl.>' from Sam to 3pm. F.qual Oppor Employer Ji\tll chM'8I ~ trta.l w.c..~in la a uranc t pay roll woftlaw'• comp. ftllan· cWll ........ -t be n.tble• ~to·~· ct'1 fuctloH. Muat tne. 01ttJ .....-. ...c:t -Harbor 81, C.M. .-,. W•LlCbUDl lll cUtrt-..-L 81Uidl9.._ .t ____ _ rice expt!n ent'e. 10 ke~ Co>t.a Ml'Sa area Call Small company lD Irvine h~ touch. Salary open Oiarma.UX' SS7 002. 9 lo ~ person for produc merit Developrnt•nl Dept. 1•--------•1 832-7D> 5. Moo. lhru F'r1. uoo U!sllllg Electronic CT.ERK.TYPIST -Part· CUSTODIAN l mm t>d exp req WtlJ tnler view 11 me 2 0 h r s w e l' k . o,_,•na for retail store & ~ seelong perm•· f ..--..... nen t e m ploy ment. o rr 1r e . o O .T . 185.167-046 Ad vttrt1se· m ent p aid ror b y empk))'9' tn.-.urance exper pre olc ma.tnt, n~ person ...___ _ _. ............... .......,..,, u. Cho..... N t B h .--..n ...... .._ ~ GllBAL OFACE --~n .--.,m. P <' w/aptt lD mmor elec· uom. Xlnt pay & com · 8lOToStart a r e a . E .O. E . M I F · tncal&plumbtn1repair. pan y benelils . Apply MORES WITH 7525131 Per m position w 1xlot Amencan Zet.~r. 16881 EXPERIENCE COLLEx:TION AGENCY benefits. call Jim or Ray Hale Ave. Irvine. flveGlrloCf1ce 644-SnO ·-----------~ SALE) PERSON, exper E L ECTRON I C A S · Variedact1v1t1es Pf'!ferred Send resume Cus todian needed in SEMBLER -Auembl· We wiUlram & salary req to PO. 7650, Qnna del Mar. Mon· F'r1 ing e:xper. reqd. Good : ~f~ 1 Newpor t Beach. Ca. lam-4.30pm.. Xlnt. sum· beDe. C.M. area. ~l 1153 Produclto0 P lace . _,, mer e mployme nt OP· ESCRO W OFFICER : i---Ne-•_JIOll'--rt-Be_a_c_h __ ,...,_ft·-. fe male. over porttuuty for student. '::.'..-...___.. ...... _....er . w/good C all U3·22H. M. F • Te mp/for summe r . S G I R L F R I D A y . -..... ~....,.. • '11\oo--.ot-yrs. e x per ien ce r e · s l:Y'R.ETARY m oCc car. lo a.it by hr or day as • ..,.0_:~---''--.. _. ___ __. I\ ""'-· s • .-ql.i.red. SlSOO. ~7412 a 55WPll. lt bQc. 4 yn n · needed. No hlework °' Cuat. Service, g ro wth 6. per, La g una B c b , ~ 873-41886 poteal.lal In ~ • poei .,_..an)1.ime. C 0 M P U T E R Uoo. Dut.ia Incl order ISCOITS 0 PE R AT 0 R : E x • .-v. m~ • checll· a&K now hirin1. trans GENERAL OFFICE - peneoced on Burrouabs Ins inwn&ory. Will train. pnMded.. SCM.445 Soundc.raftamea audio l.8000. Xlm wcrllnc COO· Beadt Stationen: 4020 •-'--------hll illlenst1q posit.ion. di. Medical • dental Ina. Campus Dr. .. .... a~~ olfeJ' or varied o ffice dutlaa, Hwat. Bch. ffl'I 8-5. 5 ... to..U,pbauud tm.area.-..m da)'I per week. Salary S.Uwkb!Mf!I 0 ra t~:._.D_all1 P.ll.ot. The flllell draw m lbe open.847-ISU. lt'aaBREEZE _ • .-8edioa Weat. .• a O.Uy PUot W•Ad Help~ 642-5'71 °er1W ~MJ.51'1'1 ,.._IQ.snl. Cwlfted Ad.142.Jl'll. G~ HHtlHGHOW Armed & Un arm ed -SC 19 Per hr " up •Unlfonm fr clearu.ng Free. • Mature pef'llOO.'I Welcome el:iema·~ OK. BEKINS PAOTECTH .. N SERVICES 2601 W. Ball Rd. Anaheim .Ca. 17'4t 761-4111 E.o.E. •• , ••••••• M/F GUARDS F\AU Ir part time. All a r e a l . U o1form1 h.rnished. Ages 21 or O\W. Retired welicome. No:r"~~r: ~nice, tut W. Sth S&net, Santa Ana . In· &er'Vie'W hour& t-12 • l ... llbatlnf'ri. I '9 Riverside Ave. NB ~WR !'\lYLlST AT'TEN· TlON Laguna Htlll. area P~1l1on open ror d5SerUve md1v1dual 1n a ne w gr owi ng s hop. Pleasant personality re· Qd. F'ollow1og helpful. Part-lune OK. 770.2345 ~17 per DAY 'That's AU.. \ o. pay for a :.>day ad Int.he DAILY PILOT SOVICE lllECTIIY DO IT NOW ! t.4~5671 I . ._ ..... -.. ._ wa 1c~ 11 oo ..._.Wais~ 1111 ....................... ... ................... . ... w.... 7100 ~;;i. •••••••••••••••••• W.-4 OAJLVPILOT 7100 f« ac,._ ll+J-ft...._ D"'('T-M-. 1r ...,.,. helptw, .med. E:xpe.n~ m ,..,_,. ... NTWAll re~•ble. t'nerutlr pmai ~ W/IU't.lnl(' ablht.y w mcrrhandlM • dilP">' lln ... ,.. 1n our N h •wr" Moo hi ~ II ~~-~~ ..... !!~~ ~!'~ ..... !!.~ Bmwrant DllHWASHHS cooecs ..... ................. . SICalTAIY ....w..... 1100 t.nl&a. Ml-am tJstnr,al I< Urp9Gll') TOf'Oflltel • a.t LocaUUn Xlnt OCIPl~ tor aharp 1a1 wJdot tn>1a1 1>lulb to \llClR in fut pued, con l!Mllll Nt!wpon lit' ach of. floe <:aJJ Lil• at W.2900 . ............ , ........ . ....................... ·~" .--. la ... ~ Need hmi.w• In IC!\ t!UI lot allona P /ltlfte.. near )'OW" horn •t-ltom1a1 nt'w r• 1 cl nu 8r1e11a1 1 1l1t rrom IOC'aJ mud1anh ndcl. Prder PUl hoC.eJ AP9ly lo G II. ~urf It ~end J101e1 i..,.... 8t'h, '11-4CTT MAINT'ENANCT.• 1Dlod1 metu.tt, for l.'bnata•n . rhi>ol A11pl)' l&U~ ffrookhunt )'' VI > l I I.ht• 1ltflf'e mana1c>r fur lnVnlt'• • l>Pt • ,.,. Comm.b.a1a11 • fl'rcltNKiul Tralnln11 ·t:a~unly • El5*'1eot.'fd only •C.llNow ftt...JhiU Ru.lty m 7300 Aak («Walt IUS5"0f'l.I •'ull nme Good appor Good pay t.a&una WI.la OtJJ 7S-08l2 Re1taun1nt Comp11ny look1n.i.: tor ~ w1"1 boollk tt l>I n1 ex 1>e<r um {'t'I A .. . fo'ull llrllt'/ M l.hnl f" 1 to 3 30 (;OVIJ btfl(ollts /f.~ 0 1-; Pleab'' l't1ll ~40 ~862 1672 Reynolcii, Irv~. S.·cretary l<t-cepttontal 1llt' Ak.J I\.\ Co Ty p llli. 1uawcr1nic phone•. TF.NNlS RECEP · TIONIST·put ·lime . IUi w~~ Arra.nee rl\l&.tda. ;mswer Phon~. lake l'l.'$t'I"\' a llc>na 13 $0 hr C&U Sylv11t or Stan 84.2 T74'; llilU Dmde. I mo. old. IOtchm ar diftiq rai ta· femaie, 1125 S.5CMO ble, 4 cbn. S7S. AKCTEACUP fOOOLE. &M-l37CI MSG D1:1 •• 6111.tM •2111 4W x 7' beveled pla&e -0-,_--Dee---11-.. ,,.-,-c-m_a_l_e, &lua top, oo oatural car 6 l • Pt'Wl"llrr Hr aa.-. t·all )47 ~ HOSTl5S .\ppl) Rl1r k hr.i rit , t~anl ~ M .. r111 dalo W•). Ne ... 111 re litMh Uutri lluu elt••Pll'f "' '" , pref ti1 hn ual • • • N.aMdl. !Pl lo ,,.,., • • St-r\1~ i-·n.on. • • '" I~ In llt'11M.YI 11• .. l•I "·"' \J1uuttn ~ " l 11• 1 ~) I.Ax fW-h lbel lliffT AUDIT Cl.ERK \ltt-~w~lun .1 rt•ll.tlol. ~ "'llh .. 11 .JJ•t1l111fto r.,,. f1gun ... & .. i. ul ,,,·,, :.i..111., ,,, ..... , ... ,, ht \ud1t I "J"' ,1111 , l11·rwf1b 111dud111~ , r rt, mt>lll J>c·r 'h1ft \11 h !I J ITI II O o II \I O ll I' I I Pt!N>nnel MA.ll.RIOTI HOTEL ~Newport C:enter Ur ~&>ac.-h~ 1-)tuaJ Opp t-:mpl)'r M F •IKX:Sl-A-1.E \-.;f:m,. 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"" l•IU\ 11 . .0 lk'r 11111111 h \Ju..t hr lh·111·11d11blt. ( ullt..&.!,t.121 Lt " .. 11•1111; 4. vhu1h 11•1111ht-r \1" "' .,, ...... , ... ~'UJJlt\,3Ul1 l\1 I '°".!.II • PIX OPERA TOR • I' cr1 11n1t' or lull Pm• 1la1 "' •\1 . :i.1u~1 1 .. ,1 hl1• ( u '°' IJ r lo. 'II m I ,q,1·111 I q11 I•.. ..1..111 r .. ,,r \l.m' 111 lwr1\11b I 01 1-J.· h h ir1·.1 1.1u 11 IU \Jq.lilr1 .Ir! .I lrlh XV(}il l'lrJ.,anl rtc·,I.. ""'" fur 111.Jtun· P•'l'llll S.I hour l lt.rn11.1 ... -~l l.•1o,uu .. l!t·,11 h4!1!1 :!:!:r. l'Ll'MUl-.1( n p.11r ,\ ht.·.i11nr 1•.11 .11·111rd111 tu t'\IJt'I I« I r1 .. 1111·•.1 ··d 1;, ... r., 1'111 11111111).'. ~., 1<1-'I:! H.tJ\L ~,.ATESAI.t~ •00%• ·ov~ Pt:1-.• "' U..11'ART1'IMI-. ltt..ALTY Nf;TW0 1u ... ·~? K4()()o 111 '.l tJ'rlONIST l..a~ Of l1n• IJ)'hl vllunt'' ~ 1111\ 7~ 711U f<l-'.( l-.l"llt>NIS I In h 11111twn.1l •OOlµutc ·r n• 111 I r \ 1 Ol' r 1 q , ..,. .., II 11u.Wr11-cl rt'\'t pl •Onl!>I 111 l'lalllll• ""'le hbo.1nl. 111 l'>CIU11¥ ' 'tor & ll~ht 1 l1·n1,1l1lul1l'' S<1lan up 1 .. •l \.CJl1\l1• ~·nt.I n phl•:. 111 I\.:, ••t! l >,111\ l'1lut I\ I liil\ 1...00 l't.t!>l.6 \ksJ. l '~· I<-" t'IJ(.1un1 0,t lf yp1:,t 11.•n lint< rc•t •'PllOlll'I 1q>t,l 11t't'(lt~ Juh ltith I~ I II I '1Pn .. "t. '•am :!C1p111 \1 1 I l'I" ..... µm l'h J'.llll ph11111 \ llll\' ( OfllJt'I f .1111J.1 111 Ht•('!\\ n;l, l•l 1 l<;-1 .. pt111111,1 lull 11111t· \'llJll\ IJl'Ollll' ,111cl h1h \ $.14'Hh..,_ ttl'l.,r ti' \Jf1•111 '~ llHC~I Haa.11 s.al , thalleni:rni: 1ipp for "take t•harge .. penon Cd tu.'>tomer re lationi. t.i .. ckground 6. pen.ooablt' sale:. :.k1lli;. Vaned dutae~ Sal & comm Bea t•h l:>ta ~: .m>Campus IJr IH/1.YH HOC SHJFT ,\1ust be dedicated lo ~ patJent rare Slronl( leadership 4ualll1e., 1-Tet-med dental lllS J ft ~ d)S Appl). 144.; ~nor.:-. B H.."·s l'an um... Hehd lhar l>(l' .:\ur~t II ~ :J>.\.\f M~a \ 1 rclt· < cim Ho-op. tibl t \·nh r ~Li \1 ..... J s.is ~.J85 fule- fo .an1 s.:.t> tv $~1 flt'r "I.. l'o.111 lllnt• 'd I J>l"(>pl t· "Ill t r .1;11 ·, uur hr., ~Ri(,!.j ~t" -I \ l>l' r 11• n c· 1• 1l • J I t· ' IJl'l'.1"1 hi>I l1m. For Jr Spurt'"t·ar .,tori' Ill 10.• IJt•Jrh tii:l 7:!11 M'('J'tUn.aJ dull~ Tustin TIA VB. AGEHT I o c S 11 I a r .\ Muumun t >r exper com· '850 • be n er 1 l i.. Ca 11 merc1a.J H1tr1Jor Travel. ~ICt'I')' fm, 2881 67~ 1311 ----------------SlCllTARIES ·-T.)p1,t General Ofhl·e. Why '"'I More ? llu:h Srhool grad. No ex Arcelerated 1ra1n1nr. pcn1•ml' nf'C(M;6ary Will µ~am will ~how >Ou ltl.iJn (iood benefits & basr(' secretanal sJulls en IJ r om o I 1 o n a I op I Wet'k t f-:)(ceµt t~ping 1 IJC>rtun111e!'t I-a r mer ' tor noo Va) or e\enin1: Insuranc e, 540·4100 be!i&IOOS. On the Job al E 0 E nu.phere Trli!nt1r l::>c legid i.e..ret.ir} C:o:.ld Mt:>am~ ---- SECRETARY TO ,RESIDENT nie Pre.It>> <.:onw .. nw u '\\:,.1.ort l~.tch !) 11 r ~q Hoo kkt•1•µ1 n 1 knlMlt•<h'e he111ru1 ~nd re'>Umt.• .i nd µrt • r I :..alal'\ lH LmdJ .. "'"'' I' 0 liox ~ Nt-v..JXJr1 llt-Jch l A •1ai6J • •SECRET ARIES• • H~. ::,tiljl) lt·Jm c1.1 2u 1 lte<.l·µt t' V .:.0SI11 lllJIJ TYP1ST O iqgeruaJ orr N 8 area IS 31).4 :Jl ~1 in 5(J "'pm ln..,uranct-exper pr<'fd ~'IOu mu i:.Oi:.1M 1' TYPtST /RE.PRO I.•\ l'i1 H'I BI:: \ t' II \hi::' 1 rend Wesll·rn .!UJ \\ ~h M . LA l..1.r:. 1\n,l?t'll"'> l ' ~ 0 I'. 1<!13 385 4.H!> TYPISTS fl L "tll.111-. h '.JI )!'I •••• \l.u.rlo..11111.i Sh•11 th.m I .iu I \J1dht·H11 SI I UJ() f(;·~'8'l• r loclJ\ lot lcK'.d • \n'\ i..n lt.ll(r l<L s111 1u 1 I t• 1111•~a.r. d"'t~nm .. rll ·~~t· turnvu11" CC1 n04c:... . Oram'f' ~ l 'r I -.rJ1-U v • ·~a1t"t u11\'U1IJnt..·• • • • •()\H (-"f1, ••• • • 1\1JVI l.lrtll I it·• r,11~. I r-n.L1n:_ I JI 1(1 llod t. I \I:• Ill I f.J \ I \ lll~~J 111111, I l ••• '\ .. ...,., .... , "f"">O«MI •,;s;>,11(.1 ,, ... 1-">f't J,. ""' h II,;! I'~ JOI • -gripe.vine trunk bue. black lllO. ( ll1eel reu>J'Otted,. v IW'/ CaUtQ.7442. beautiful ti unua\tal. DOC HOUSE ror Hle ror wee dog. m -1010 dya, 644·W3 evel ___ ~_._S4_7_·3_182 __ --t s· Ida SIOO. lfatchiJll Jove W AN1'IO kwe aeat MO. Both S12S. Very sm.rdl breed dog, Rocnt maple table with (teacup poodll.'/or ? 1 Captain's rail, two shelves, 3 c&.q:>boards ~. Must be Cree. approx. 1 2 Tall ceramic lamp ...... )t:ill'll oki, house tra10ed .,.., w/shot.s. Ka1e or female. ~511116 7 Year o&d boy needs dog SOF'A AND CJWR. fair to love Mom works & cmdilJOO, l50 or best or. doesn't have time to house train 53•· 7533 fer 642-129'2eveftinp. • Sawrd.ay 5m onJ.y. SOOd map&e off 1ee desk. FTwto Y• 1045 Very beautiful, 32xSI "'2 .... ••••••••••••••••••• des k top s l%e . Has Gray stnped lt1Uena. free to good home:.. Call typewnter stand S200. fi4S...90m 6t&&Q ·---CJbve·Butl dirung rm tbl Swk old lttttena lmale. llem. 751-0383 lo gd home Colhe mix lt-m puppy Good with kl<b ~ .ilt 2 pm wtcd\~ ( ol kt·r mt\ puppy, 11 mo:.. housebroke n. tu ~nihorne ~1~1 .. rt 6 Frtt lnttens. ;,doubt~. '"''ne Ion~ haired. C:illl I k.'idr 642-0654 , ''""''fol kitten.\ ~I fo' "1.11-"'r "' k1ru.. d Oll'i Bo11 II~ ~1.88!iC\C!> w 'Z lvs, modem walnut desk -perfect cond. ~71~ 71\. sofa w /matching love i.eat Orange noraJ. Din mg t<tble wt• velvet up hot ~-ttn. l!O yds.avocado -.hct~ c·rpt. sewing mac.-h t''m.l fret· cefng, lamp:. & masc AH l{ood cond b?~l olfer 675-8637 . WAUTYFU1tNITUR E 1'wn mall &et<; S3S sel bnb.., hdbrd $180. Chim n>. Onent.al rug Sl.50. ~ l'•1t.1l'hcs (I al $275>. ~7:W -------FUJI or µJn timf' ).!ood "orkmJ.! cond ~luo,t h.11 ,. o"n lran-.µ 1-.n .. 'flt.'alo. in~ pr'f'f('rn'<l V.11rlo. cn1 n~1dent1al & c·omm l.11 RECEirtlONIST E'(1>1 r rt·q<l ror 1\' pt li<-11 l<ilJ /n.,urant·t· 11ro t·h~ini: & l'hll'botom\ pn·t This " ,1 lull t111w f1t•rmanenl µ•h ll 1un I• h 1) n ,. J an· II 1 I I ' t' r t,l{IOl&<Jal I IOt\M IU.t 'EPTHI'\ IST l'um rn.111.J 1'1•rfc1rm.u1e, ll.11 r-t' lmi.: ~.dvn ni•1•1h lull ltmc· rt'C'•'jlllllfll'>I 111 flw111111 \on fl(·Jdl \p plt1·1111L-. lllU'>I t11• out~·o Ill)' .tile! .t \ "'" 1·0~1111111 Tl'QW r1 , 11111 ·lilt· recurcl ,_,, IJllH lic•1 I.\ 1,.Jt) i 1:-,1 !'..iJ,• full lmll' I cl.1 \ '> I" r "''"k & "'·" Y.1· tr.1111 \taturt• .11lulh \ Jll 3723 Birch She+ Mt>wporl ~atth .• fwnitwe 8060 ~ glasi. coffee tll bl<· $275 Largl· end table m t..:aJ 1 Guy 960-7064 • 714 t 1\31 h:IO:I 'll'l 30 l:l Jft tif>~t lfouserleaner,, P /f or full lmw '-tart 1mmed I op dollar • 673 ll66 or ·~~1 Hou!.et.t..oeµer LI\ c in For Fdtht>r & 3\ r old bo .. Bt•Julrful home. !>ll'P' lrum S..\ l\ li f<m 1lld saJ 67~:r79J or 52.:J 4!1211 \11>d1ral 1-'ront & Ba• I.. 11(, :i J ntem 1<;~ ' II I' 11m1> Eiq){'r pret !I l<topl\ lO Class1hed 1\1l ::'itJ6 t' ll 1'.uh P1l111. l'O flu\ 15W Co:.ta .\lc:.J ('A 9:l82ll l' I l' \I II 1-. 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H <;AJ..ESLADY For "'t 1.!l11\ hou 11 I d»luon b l;in•I 'Wt• """' 11-.el.µr f.1q• 1n . n1 ust dn\t-, :! 1 h1h.ln ·n 6~ S«l dr\, i:>:1s;191 o r ~ft"d1c·al St>IT•·t.11' fur ••r l h Opl•d11· Olflt•• I n '' ""Jmrt Be.uh r 11 11 l1mt• U«) :-. ~I u I he• kno"IL-<111t•.1blt· 111 1 .. k111~ 111 .. hc·a.I h1M11n(• r" µal II Jt1lll.! &. tr.11"1 rr h111i.; "Jl.1n c·om1111·n~ur.1t1 · " Jbtbuec; Exper 1111h r11;'(!(1 apply Send re!-Ulll• I~ 11!111~ 111 ,111-.1n ,, .. 111·111 ,,, RECEPTIONIST $900 "o \U.::,)1,\., .\I n1uJ h.m.ll'W-1' \fu .. 1 ""'' or kntJl4 van.-. ti7:; ·~f2.1 ~·~ llTUTW.-'d ()p('mng ror C'art•er lo p 0 Bo\ "5i6. lhuh nunded. t•nlhui.1.i:-t1r. P1lo 1l. PO Box 1561;, ..,d f .,tarte r Salf''\ 1 '(P U:bw MesJ . CA 92626 prdered tn ouL~Hlt· !'tales <rti opp 1n " pleasant ~lell1cJI Ass't. l'Xper o,1lualloo ='>al & comm flours & salary open Ii ca c h S t at 1 on c r s, Non· smoker. 640-!>l!H .'kwport Bch. Call for MOYIE EXTRAS!! app, Mr. Ross: 556-2922 All a~es & l} pes needed. Interior landscapani:. 1811 W KatellaSle 125 ""ork with II\ e plan~. Anaheim. sm ftt. full time mainten<ince ____ m.. __ 1_~---- ruut.e EApenence pref MUSICIANS ror tour 557-01.50 :.how. dance band audr JANITORS/MAIDS-t1 o ning guitar .and Prr eves Irvine area k~bc>arth. Steady work ~ 251hr. !>41·3311 Exi.ier "Big Al & the H1 ---ffs " 1213)62&2323, <3031 KEYPUNCH Ti'f.4856 person to person Of'SlA TOR l~er 12 3 998-3543 CRT basic exver nee FUU-Ume days. apparel .Nt;RSES AIDES · All mfgr an S.A company s hirts. expenenced or bener11 s c all Kath ~ Trainees. Mesa \'er de 751-6322 O lfl\' Hosp. 661 Center. IA ND SCAPE l Ot>ta Mesa 548-558!> ~1 A I :If T 1-; N \ N (' 1o: NURSES AIDE 1-'{)JU:~A.~ \1rn I \ r ,., 'l'C(I~ lo g1vl.' TLC lo 11e1 1n 3 m.1n 1 1 , . .,. tht·t•lt.lerl\ pi.-. Will train :,upcrv,...1un ~to $1100 q1mufil'(l ver:-onnl·I ,\II Pl'r mo ,\!'tk for Hun -h1fh a\l11l Free m1'd &: ~7441 ilt-nt rni. J(t proba t1on.1n Pl'rttJd ,\p ph 144S~µenor. N U •'llJ 11 •1 'l'"'l"lfl h ;.11h f;M l!:!.I:! f'HOGH,UI Ct .IOIWINA f OI< ~\"ilh ~rowing cvmµ.rn ~ b'75 ~ PT employee:. lO work at The Tdnnery SuntJn Salon at 2000 Harbor Sil' A·l06 • ac r o:.r. l rom liurger K1ni;e Must bt- Ol!at. courteous. & Lan or Wliltng to gel a tan. One JXl6 IS Tues 3-9. Thurs 3-9 & fh >9 . The other ~ IS Mon 9-S. Wed 9·S. F'r1 9-S. & Sat 9-6 Apply mp persai at The Tannen Wed°' Thu.n. bt>t""n 4 ·,, 7 er ca1J 631 5491. Real Estate Sales .... " .. *"' SdH EAIH 10/o COMM. Now UlterV1ewing ror ad· d1l1ooal i.alespeople to sell uruts 1n real e-.talt• ltd partner ..,h 1p <, c:.omm·1 brokeral(e al'>-0 avmlablf' Local & nut nr 'li•t.e Full rJr I' T C .111 fcwllppl "''wport l n tt.>r'>IJ l1• l'rupertl •'o ln r :1 < <lf'IJOrale PlJl<l ''l' 201 ' H C J I ~1 :! Ii 1, fl 714-1)4.l-lnilJ L A N D S C ,\ P ... S PECIALI S TS & Lan<isl'dl~ ITIJ&nll'nanCl ' pen.on nee<ll-(1 lull llmt• ''part tr me an l'd:01 Call \1<Jn. l-r1 !Wm to 4 JOpm 6"73-23i8 NURSES jl. V .H. Heal 1-:i.tatt· Du vou ""ant tn return to LOAN CUL:\SELORS nurmlllf IS l'l<IW tnll!f\ll' ... 1111: for prul!rf'~:-.1\e nur .. 1nr.t t arl'er m1ndl•tl l11a11 ht>mc Call The l..JnJt•fl!> ~lur.. Trammg prr> l.:t.ndsc;ipe ma 1ntl·nJm·1· Vt4-Hn5 UJm & 11.'acb pro• 11frd Foreman nt--c..'fled \'dned ---~d.I e,tat« he rt~d ' J ll tlutJe. FUii lime perma :-.ursanR ur'>E!Od rei.umeto oem Good co bt'neftls Cerlififlt Aides l 'niversal F1nJn<'1 al ,\pply Jl A & II ~l l()hr73shirt 16400Pat l !.tlh,.·\ .... l.!I'• Landscape. 2381 1 Via ~nt workmg conds H llWlllngtoo llJ rbour Fabncante. \f1s:.1on Vie ~~Uollda '" EO I:: 7l4 846-5567 r. o "· JO. ~751 Ba>v1ew Conv HO!;pllal Rea.I Est.ate Leep~ ~Th~_n_A_\·_e.c_·M_ HAVEOPEMIHG Dynanuc Ally need"s top 1----------1 for two aggressive rectl Secy 80+typing, hea\ Y Nw-sw~ estate agents with 11·.id dJctaphone. Mag A ex HEMODIAL YSIS mg company. t:xrellent peruse & Llt exp. req'd tram1~ Call Al Steij.lto Delux offices N B Arprt ror interview. 963·50'71 area Sal. open. Call Cin RN /l VH dy Brown 7S2·7SS1 Llte bousekeepan~ pos ava.d. for responsible. young person 2 '3 days/wt. call after 6pm 67S-31B3. Mrs Miller LIVE IN HELP for 1 adult. Cooking /gen v.ortt. ml-071.3 N 8. CnticaJ Care Exp pre· ferred Wtll lram for this Specialty. FUil time In Mission VreJO. 714-831-1800 Real El!tate Sa.Jes People needed in Sunbet Beach offlc.-e. top t·om· rmss1on,, ,, \I flt1l1 ( 1·n1t•1 lot'.lllt1!1 I\ jllllC OlC'L'' (,111 HI 1,, rlt'l 11 I" & pull•nlt.11 Ir ' rrw l'<r-.unncl A 1!1 rH \ ~ ~LIJor Or<Jnci: C•JUlll~ t;raph1r~ <:omµam ~e(•k in~ -.ale-; n •p for t'Xh1b1t di' Ora ... ct>:amst ti•m rrus' ion boo WI•'' J 1 m lll'ee h '711 I 55 H l7!i0 IM~ !-. 17th, Cchl.J ,\h·-.J Su1ll' l21 b-12 I lit R. E. Land SdH I~ I S0 o Commission Se. n.is S-. od 955-3402 Asat for Mr. fYCIRS ------ Helle{ House Parent !louse Parent<sl to re lleve ~ parents on alternate ""lends in home setting "" :.1x deve lop m"nlally d1sabl r d clients. Mus t have l'l'lln.imum of 2yrs college m Social ~1ence area & have had previous ex penence with de\ elop me nt a ll .) disabled dieot.s Respoos1b1h11e .. incl ude programming 1n 'cir help & leisure s k il l-.. be ha\ 1or mud;fltalion. & ,·ons1s t.Jnl ~upen 1:-100 J ob tn 1 lucl•., room & board. + SlW p1•r ""knd L'n1t«-tl C>'rt·h.11 1'<11!>) ;>41, 5760 B.estaur ,,int~ Nicjtt LiM Cook Salesperson. f ll me Ex per pre1·d . but not req d Applv m iit•r-.on Laituna Gander. 10am·5 JOpm. 2915 Forest A' e. Last Heh sales Radio Shac.-k has l ull li me c are e r ov portunrt1es & part l•m• )Ob opponw11t1es open 1n g u µ n ow 1n the Newport Beach a rea If ' ou an:· ma lJ litr') re 11 red or a colle.:e graduate or al't' currently ~omit to colJege & h1ghh mot1vat ed ror mcrea~ed earn in ~s bJ !ic d on performance. plea!-e aµ ply at 814 :-,,> El Camino Rl .. al. San Clemente RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORP E.O.E. f-i,h t•1qx·nc•nt1· ..,,il;in • l'Ofnrl'WrL'ot.tr Jtt· " '1\J>t r ll.alb 1d l'en call .l11h" Y.oo thn.r Son 673 lfl ::i SALES Y.e nt'E'<J anotht•r lnendh "MC\: lor our 11rd1·r d1·'lo. If 'ou ha\e -.<•me l'len l lll 1•\~r . or o,ctle5 t xper plea.w l.!l\e u .. a call .11 :Alf 3'15'1 b l. f• r John I LJrn, °' Boh Dull•• Our • nmpJn} 0,1·11<; • •t m J•UICf'\ Our rw w off11·1.., art• loc Jll-'d on t h1· ".1tc1 M&-N-Ed's •CC>Ot<S • DEUVERY .. DRIVERS Pan t1mt· ortt.·n111i.:.o, for wnnv·n & men with 11111 ~nl>! i.-ersona1Jt1t·. "hu lJke pnde m lht'rr work ( l'l.er 21 & able tco w11ri.. t•\•t "'i S3 2:>-13 so lO Slll rt ~ED'S FAMILY PIZZA PARLORS llAO S Unstol . Santa Ana 16.S.11 Beach Blvd 11 B 535 S. Brookhur ~t. Anaheim 1Z131 Garden Grove Bl. GC 1Z7:.> Be.ich Bl vd Stan· llKI 81178 Valley View. Buena Pk 'r>' """ on · 1:1114' IJJJ:an .\\t". (.'~ "49 3'•'>(1 Sa.ndbla.M111~ heliwr no l'X)J flt'f'<lt"'I. dn \ er"t 111 n 'Q ~ S."ll'i SECRETARY TO SI 100 \Ct1.JRATfo: T}fllSI With i.: en e r a I o ( r I c e t• x µenenre Must know 10 key h~ touc h In 'JUrun. ContJct 832 7300 SECRET.\RY: Newport Center Law Farm ln tellJgence. good sk1lb & pnor legal t'Xl)enence required . Call Ruth Brazer. 75'9-3800 ::..•.1 \ li lllt ~., ... '"'i 'I .. •UC• '\~HVlt ~ ~1'111 flt1~. • \ll\ 1111n1 I>.•~ .. ,1111 ::-Joi '>l .1l.1, .• 1.1)1 ' lr:·'it 'V VERY G&n OF<: •IA-" 1 .. r \I f.q , I• " J ~··· ..... . .. ( . ' t o\ Ht I '6 \•I' 1111 I • 'l.t v..; U•I \I, J II• .:ll I \I f 'I II. I I .. SHIP'G1RCV 'G ClERKS Full 11m• hour , ( ;; • "' ' 1 la•nd1t.:.. Al µh 111 I" r .• m !~ 11 \\t \11111 'hru b 1 ~1rwl.1rcJ Sh•"'' '.Jfi. !"i() 1111 .. 1111 l ~1 SlUl'l'l.SG fH l'T 2 tm mt!l.I operuni.:.'> for .111 .:1rl ...tuppm~ ~IJI 1n ( M t-.x1x•r pn:t but "111 trJm lJood co bt'nt-f1t.:. L.ill tor appt ~ u.a tJ __ _ ~llOE S \LES \It anted luU or J.141\ lime Good Co bener1t~ ~ u' u re nu?ml r>ll<>rl 11111-. µcJ· bit .\p n ~~ r n ht•t l'am & 1&J 111 .JU71 :') Bnstoi. c ,, SllUI-: ~!::..., .Xllll oppl\ q ualr hed peri.on . ..:cl '-BIJr\ • bt•n1· r11 , OuJd.ren ':, Boot 1•n . N Ii 1'44 ~\fr M1lt..r SHOE SALES \\JJll.t'd with or ""Hhout • '\J1r \\ill trJm \ch J 11t" J)O'o'lb1 hl11·' Git ront llJO) lit•nl'lot-. \1111h 111 Jlt'!".t•n ~lam 11!1 ll 1m .it ~.u~lard "I"" ' ;14n. :--.1 Hn tol I \I 'l'.\.\t t.. fl \ H \TT I ' {).\ .. ,., • hr-. µt-r rt " rh ·;.I.. 'I i.) iwr hr ,t.111 1 JJI \\l'<l or 1 hur. 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L ~·nght ~·rl"\.•Ler run~ hu\ needs defrost IJ.D1l .\.,klllR S4S Or offer ~:?Sm aft 6P\t .\tagH Chef Gas ''0' e w.~good $7~ ~ ~>201 Washer & dryer. lale mdl. xlnl rond . $125 e ach 646-5848 Ga,, Dryer. clean works l!OOd S4S S48.S.S13or 548-MSS Refn~rator. frost frtt. xJ.nt cond. szso. ~u. SC8-448S ... .., Matttiak I025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MACH IN I S T A ;;:-Nursmg LVlirS SEllBI ER -Npt. Bch. ~11 .:l1 PM stufl tlill or manfctr ol food process-part ttrne ToP salaT) inc equip oeeds quahfied Outstanding benefits . person w tall 1ro und Regular ti merit raises. 2 machine ab op ex per. wtcs vacation after l yr Must have own toola Major medical. dental & PI e a a e c a I l J 1 m life ins at no cost to n4-6CZ-9090. emplo)'ee. Flagship ______________ , SecnuT\ --- Rataurant UmauaJ posilion with in SWITCHIOARD Oroker1 ~e firm •n Futuon Island has 1m- 11Y.'Cliale operunjt lor re· <·ept1orust Hour:. 7 I t::x~r pref C.:ontact llelen McG1nh0 }' for a1>1A 644 229'.? MAID Caw. lbp. 642.-.W 17141 846-5502 IW.ESTAn SALIS OfftCIMAMAGH Open I ng I n w e 11 Nftcl 1 girl immed, must established lrvr.n.e firm. have10TDeestroworreal Training assistance. llAID8 Wanted, 1661 S. «>tateexper.CaUorsub· generous commission a:.t Hwy. Lquna Bch. mitreaume: schedule. Call Dawn. Jl\&1l or part-Ume "2-3030 QU .. tlllZ Universal Financial &D.-oo ~-~tl~~-~19 .............. t ........ _ MAJ..NTENANCE MAN ._ ..... .....,_ --. tar »th& motel wortr. "Jot , __ c_n_4_>1Mf.S567 ___ E_._o..:..,E_._ ()penlo1 for llcenaed C#1 for retired pel"80L .. salespeople; locally Salary fc company aneoe Claims Adjuater. ownecf, wtlb naUooal,... JOIMTHE DB. TACO TEAM ~ working in a nice ennronment, m aking the lund ol money yoo de· serve. Dd Ta.co hu 1m· mediate openings ror full and part Ume positions, daytime and some night ~ work available. P\JU benefits, rJexlble schedules. Salar y, $1. 7HU5 per hour for qualif'led appUcants. Ap· Pl>' ln peraoo between ..f:i'lCHl:OOand 2:0CM .00 terior design rirm IS aperung up for the n1tht person 4day work week. w beautiful surround lngs & negoliable Sala!') 6'2-l873 ------SECRETARY C HAL LENG IN G POSITION IN PRESTIGIOUS NPT. BCH omcE. SSWPM. ru.LnME OR ll :!'OTO 1:300R 12toT05, MAY INCREASE. MUST BE FLEXIBLE . ARTICULATE . ·VARIED DUTIES ~ ·----- TICHHICIAH Head Srhemoucs. field sen1ce. mech I & dee. abihtv. Some travel. Sl6K tO Sl8K + co car. Mor1tan Emplo} ment Agency, 152S Mesa Verde E .. Suite 213. Costa Mesa. 754-lKJ. 631-1575 NEVER A FEE PLEA SANT AT -•-------- MOSPHERE .. THE lephone girl fr t.)plst . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rol.lallex. F /2. 8. Filters. bractets. mUeikin. l.J&ht meter. 6*-3.llM. 1035 ....................... Siamese kittens. Lllat JUnt. n4-s.-1an after 11 and wee«enm. .... ~ ..................... . KEFSHOND P~. A.KC. CllaJtap sire. II IF. Pt'~ • s h o w . 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AWY MMe. 12 yn old. xlnt disposition. well lr.Wled. all nders. pro- 'en cc*Jr. MOO. Ml-26S4 .lew*y 1070 ················~······ •IMMEDIATE CASH• For Gold . Si lver . l'lat1num. Any kind , m od , amount. Daniel ~sm.3 NNdXtracashm \ou l'iU find 11 in sc.-rap GOLD & SILVER, which ""e buy We test all item s fer punty at no cost to >OU or obbgallon to sell. Call ~ for this fret: :.enice done ID your own home PP THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS Every Friday, Saturday & ~ durlnQ the month of Mey we wllt run your 9arage sale •d under this speclat GARAGE SALE ~ng. • GET READY NOWI • b ,l I Ollle,e dearee required. fl'IT'al s)'Mem. Eacellent ••• t a. App 'I in Good benef'Jts. Farmers wotkin1 condhlona. ~: c.o.&. .... Inn, I u 1 u T a n c e , Earn 100% commltalon. •a.t...llvcl.C.ll. MMlOO...B.O.E. For cudldeaU.al app't. r ·.. ce • CUl1ocllal Wlift, ... no barrier. ,ACUellS call~ Da.TACO,IMC. 2122 Bristol Ndport Blacb HEADQUARTERS Newport Bear h arta. 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I 11 JI I 1nllWI ~ 1111,j < Hflil ..u141 ~I.JUI :>411 1111'1 ~ Wante-d 9590 ................ ~..,,. ..... ~1;-- \'1lUT 1TUleage m11) varv upon )OUT dnvml( h11b1l JllC'.I cond1l1on l:;l'A ap IA"O\ ed 'UC I t'Cf>OO m \ I 0 r tho• m •5 ..,pt"ed art-C1 l) 25 mµi: h1gh1111it~ 00 rnpti(. c1Jmbtned 2!l mp.I( 21 SO H..t.or ll•d. Cotto Mesa 64 S-5 700 \laz.da Wagon xlnt in & ,_. SI~ or ~t oHo:r li31 ·35:f1 9740 ......•..••••.....••... 1969 Mll 210SE 4DOOR SEDAM BUY OR LEASE HOW!· • FOR THE IEST DE.ALIM OUHGECO.- _CQW.IM AMD. SEE US.TOO.A Y-! • l..oadt>d ' P relly c.1 r • lll/TYP01 Mo~~ OHLY $39,5 HOW ARD CMYrole+ Oo .. e &QuallSts \l:."WF'OKT. tn:.\CH 833-055~ Ii'~· Fl>rRI.., boat "' liOtlp John"'m run .. 1.irt•.il loclh. Slipi/ ~121.C! EH>:. 5Hil .'L~l.5 Oodu ·$end one card for each s 1Y11 n g c h rs · J ti1 Recel\('r Amphr1er tag plUIS one spare We dry<>r~ithrs. mirror~. PLlOlumtable. 2p1oneer ~lurn permanently refn g & m1sr Like nu. U>/7 'f.11.'akt-n. 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WI LEASE ALL MAKES AMD-MODEl.S 'I' t , -- I J Huntington Beach Fountain Valley ~oar He•eto•• Dally New11paper EDI TION VOL. 73, NO. 1'3, 3 SECTION S,~ PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Hughes' Spruce Goose to Be Disseeted t..AS VECAS <API Howard Hu11Ma' mammoth Oylnl boll. the Spruce GOOff, will tM.> d1S assemblt!d 1mm~'<ll•l ly w that eigbl museums can dlaplay various para or thC' 140 ton craft that new only once, thl' craft's owner announced today S umm a Co rp . the l ate bilUonaJre's holding company. said the decision to take the craft apart was made in ac· cordance Wlth a 1975 agreement with Ow Sm1ths0nlan tns\ltuUon '" w a~hin&\00' 0 c The eight mu~t!umi. will 1m meduately be itllowed lo chootie which part of the 80 foot high plane they want to dl:iplay, Sum mu "ice president Fred Lewis ~aid Hughes designed the eight engine i.eaplane as a troop tran~port during World War JI But 1t flew JUSl once, in 1947 Thal was for a dlSlance of about one mile and at an altitude of uboul 70 feet Summa said the agreement ali.o calls for a s~tion of the plane's 320-foot wing to be placed on exhibit at the Smith· son1an's Aerospace Museum m Wash1ngton The museums selected in COO· Junction Wlth the Smithsonian to receive parts are· the California Museum of Science and Industry m Los Angeles, the Experimen- tal Aircraft Association Air Muse um Foundation in Hales Corner. Wis . tbe franklin fnstitule in Philadelphia , the Museum ol Science and Industry in Chicago. the San Diego Aerospace Museum, the U.S. Air f orce Academy Library in Colorado Springs. Colo., the U S Air Force Museum at Wright Patterson Air Force Base m Dayton. Ohio, a nd the U S. Naval Av1at1on Museum 1n Pensacola. Fla. The museums will not be charged for the parts they r~ ceive but will have to pay tran.sportatioo costs. The propeller-powered craft is 220 feet long. It dwarfs the Boe· ing 747. the largest commerelal airplane. and the giant military cargo plane. the CSA The 140-ton flying boat has sat inside a hangar -out of the pub l ic's view -on th e waterfront in Long Beach. since its one flight. The hangar also contains Hughes' undisturbed of. fice. T he vote by Summa 's direc- tors came after four years of at· tempts by various groups to ac· quire the a ircraft intact for public display. The lat.est last· minute attempt was made by the hastily formed Committee t.o Save the Hughes F1ying Boat in Southe rn California. which made a nationwide appeal for (See GOOSE, Page A.2) More Ru1nhling_From Volcano __ · Faces Dilem•a Stevens Plans -Retu1*1rto-GW6 · Delly ...... Mmll ""9 RESCtNOS RESIGNATION GWC President Stevena HBPolice Seek Gunman lnS&L Heist Huntington Beach police are seeking an armed gunman who robbed World Savings and Loan, 6902 Warner Ave , of an un· determined amount of cash Wednesday. The man is believed to be the same bandit who held up the financial institution last November. Police said a man wearing a dark-colored wig and sunglasses entered tbe World office at 10:30 a.m . aod was recognized by a teller as the robbery suspect in the previous incident. The man pulled a revolver from his waistband, set up a (See STICKUP, Page A.2> By PIDL SNEIDERM,ul OI IM Oa!IY ~li.t Matt Lee A. Stevens. who resigned eight days ago as president of Golden West College in a dispute centering on his personal use of five college district timbers, has reversed bis decision. Speaking to more than 200 faculty members Wednesday af. ternoon, Stevens announced that he has withdrawn his reslgna· tion and will comply with dis· ciplinary conditions imposed by Coast Community College Dis· tricl trustees. However . he described these conditions as "inappropriate." Commenting on the events s urrounding bis resignation, Ste vens said, .. . . . I'm angry, I'm disappointed and I'm ex· tremely upset. But I'm also a lot wiser. I have been the subject of some incredibly damaging rumors and allegations -some slanderous in nature. "However. I am not interested in retribution. nor do I carry any animosity towards anyone. I am interested in salvaging my name and my career, and I am in- terest ed in the long-term welfare of Golden West College · and the Community College Dis- trict." As conditions of bis return, Stevens must forfeit two weeks pay ($2,000), must make fuH dis· closure of all district property in bis possession and m ust carry a letter of r eprimand in his personnel file for one year. In an e motion-f ill ed voice, Stevens described the indecision t hat gripped him before he r eached a final decision early Thursday. ·'The board clearly lert me with a d ile mma ... be said . "While they unanimously en- dor sed my administration, they also put such severe conditions oo my continuation that it ap- pears that some incredible mis· deed must have been done, and by staying I would give credence to that presumption. ''On the other hand, if I leave <See BETVRNS, Page A.!) --,. ,.,_.,,..... HUGE TREES LIE UPROOTED ALONG TOUTLE RIVER IN WASHINGTON NEAR YOLCAHO Weather Hempen Seerctt for 90 ..._... People •• Rumbln9 81glna AeMt H1mtington Man Stabbed In Tavern A 23.year-0ld Tustin man is being held on suspicion of at- tempted murder in connection with a stabbing incident at a Huntington Beach tavern early this morning, police said. Robert Payton Fox is being he ld in Huntington Beach J ail in lieu of $25,000 bail, char ged with stabbing Barry Lee Cooper, 23, of Huntington Beach, in the ab- domen during a fight that oc· curred at 1 a .m . today al the Riptide Bar, 17426 Beach Blvd., police said. After the incident, Fox al· legedly fled the bar on foot and was arrested by a police patrol unit nearby. The victim, Cooper, was in guarded condition this morning al Pacifica Hospital in Hunt- ington Beach. President Carter VielVs St. Helens PORTLAND. Ore. CAP> President Carter flew within three miles of the volcanic sum· m it of Mount St. Helens in southwest Washington today and declared. "Someone described it as the moonscape, but the moon looks Wte a golf course com· pared to what's up there ... Flying into a mountainside snowstorm at 1.500 feet in a s mall Marine Corps helico~r. Carter told r eporters he saw Arts Panel Deadline Set The Fountain Valley City Counctl has set June 10 as the final date for residents to return applications for three vacancies on the city's Cultural Arts Com· mittee. great pdes of mud "that used to ~ mountains." deep crateTS and steamy melting ice that he called icebergs. <Related photo, P age AJ) "It's a horrible·lookmg sight." the president said. "l don't know 1f there's anything else like it m the world." Asserting that the devastation e xceeded his expectations. Carter predicted an expensive decades-loog clean-up effort. He had pledged federal help upon his arrival an Portland on Wednesday night. After the aerial tour. the presJ· dent drove to Longview, Wash., to visit a R~ Cross eme_rgency shelter. Longview and neighbor· ing Kelso are threatened by a possible mud.slide from Spirit Lake below the mount.a.in. He planne d t o r eturn to Washingtoo from the hastily ar· ranged trip later today. MeMage Clear The committee, which advtses lbe city's Parks and Recreation Commission. meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in Fountain Valley City Hall. T hree helicopte rs carrying about 50 reporters and photog- raphers accompanied the pres- idential aircraft on the inspec· lion tour. The journalists in· e lude d a delegation from newspapers and broadcast sta· lions iD California, which holds a key presidential primary elec- tion June 3. ' HB Boy, 10, Art Winner 4 By &OBE&T BADE& OI .. DeMy NM Miff For a fellow who doesn't ex- press too much interest iD art. Nicko Melvtlle seems to be do- iDI pretty well. He's bad ooe ol bis pictures displayed at · th.e Bowers Museum iD Santa Ana while sWl a pre-schooler. More recently, bis drawtna ol the American naa won a Fourth ol July picture contest. Now 10 years old and in t.be fourth grade at Smith School in Huntington Beacb, Nicko has achieved his 1reatest art1stlc success. It is a poster that forcefully draws attention to the do1 licenae rwdltration drlve in the city. Nicko won sweepstakes honors over tbe city'a other fourth 1r.a.n and be wW re-ceive a tropby from the City CouodJ Jme 2- HI 1 mes::le tbat comH acrou bid clur lmpreaed the Juq. u. &D09L It starts out, .. Hey, liceDM your..._ .. Tbe ,C-· tbt ........ IDd tbe ·-... all lM• Into accoaat, accordint to J\tdce Shirley Henley of the White Cap- pers, a Huntineton Beach voltm· teer organisation. A total ol 1,200 student artists in Huntingtoo Beach elementary schools competed. "We have found it is a very good way to get the point across," said city animal license officer Glen Davison. ''They take the messace home qwte effectively that license«!\ new ala begin next month." Despite bi.s artilUc triumphs. Nicko says be doesn't plan to stick with art when be 1rows up. "I'd like to be a amnut. I'm double-jointed and -, think that will be a bl1 help,'' be 1811· He la the SOil ol lllcbael and Athena llelvtlle ol Runtt.nctoo Be1cb. Hll dad Is a '*11oloobY prof e110I' at Oolcfen Wes~t Coll~p. Otber wlnDen: Fl.rtt .,..se, Tom Cbm, Sun View Scbool 1· ae~d 1rade, Stefanie Sch uender.i Vlllate Vie• Scliool; tll1lra 1race, Raebel Barta, Keuler kbool; fltlla ~ade. AW.loa Grepon, 8prtq Vin khoal; listla ll'ade. i-teni Coener, Sprln1 --vte• . ,SCbool. Applications can be obt.a.lned from the city clerk or by calling 963-8321. Ash Fowing Up the Mail SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -U.S. Postal Service of· rici als say patrons who are mailing souvenir samples ol the volcnic ash from Moant St. Helen.a in Wasblnit.on are cau1in1 pro blems with mall· handliQI equlpment. J . F. Morria, west.em re· atonal postmaster 1eneral, Did IOCDe people are maillnl uh from Ule volc'1'0 ln ordinary en· velopea wbkh are leaklnl and tbreateoln1 to dam.,. tbe eQUiDllMnt. • 'Tbe a1lt ahould be t:reat.t M tboqb tt were a precloua 1lft of •IU1ware.'' MOl'ril ..W. r.tt m91t bl peeked in sift· proof «ft ..... Jleplar· type m•elopea are not ac· eeptable." Carter spent the ni1bt in Portland, where there was ocme of the ash that fell up to seven inches deep in some towns in eutem Washington. Carter's first task after arriv- ing Wednesday night was to con· fer with state and federal of. ficials. Re promised federal help, but bis low-key demeanor contrast· ed sharply with tbat of WubinltOnGov. Dtxy Lee Ru. who ~ told Carter: "We don't need tUk forces as much as we need money.'· At t.be meetlQl at the NaUonal Forest Semee laeadquarten lD Vaacouv• Ra.Y aald Sbe needed federal aw to belp feed, --and relocate tbe vidilDI ot ... ctar'• vo&caaie up1oaAon.. wMdll killed 1' ud leA IO mllUq. Aab-strewD bl1bwa11 aad a.lrpocta ltnDded u ..Umetel 5 ,000 traveler• acro1s w atbiJlll.On state. ... ••Wlull do JOU Deed apedft.cal- ty!" Carttt asked. "lll·O·D·•·Y." lbe 1ovemor rf1)11ed . . " Weather Hampers Search . . VANCOUVER. Wash. <AP> - GeologLSt.s said today that Mount St Helens 1s occasionally rum· bhng and steammg. but that does not indicate 1t 1s about to erupt again , With the number of known dead at 14. the bad weather today hampered the search for 71 people still reported missing in the area. But the ram was welcome in eastern Washington. northern Idaho and parts of Montana, where 1t was washing away the volcanic dust that had collected up to 7 inches deep in places. Two seis mographs on the v olcano d etected "seismic noise" from 5 p.m. Wednesday to l a m . today, said Craig Weaver, a U.S. Geolocical Survey scientist at the Unlftl"Si· ty of Washingt.oo ln SeaUle. The seismic noise was similar to the h.armoruc tremors that in- cUcate the movement ol molten rock, called magma. or 1as within the volcano. be said. "The m os t probable in- terpretation 1.S that it represents the upward move m ent of material aga10," We aver said. But Tim Hait of the USGS later sa1d at a news conference that lhe seismic activity should not be taken as an indicator of any movement of molten rock OT 1mm1neot eruption. He said it. was a textbook example of what happens after a major volcano eruption. In the meantime. he said. "The mountain is intermittently and vigorously stea ming to 10.000 feet. ... The not.se detected last night differed from a harmonic tremor in that it had a low amplitude and a "jerky" nature compared t o the stronger. smoother harmonic tremors re- corded before the mountain ex- ploded Geologists estimated three cubic kilomete rs. a bout one- eighth ol the mountain, was re- moved in the eruption, wbicb bad the force oC a nuclear blast. Scientists were less worried today about the threat of a col· la pse ol the mud dam oo the Toutle Rive r , according to Sylvia Brucbh.i. a U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman. Geologists inspected the mud dam Wednesday and found it more stable than previously thought, she said today. Coast Weatller Variable cloudiness. becoming mosUy sunny Friday afternoon. Lows tooiltbt in mid 508. Highs Fricf ay iD upper eos. IN81HTe•.4~ It "°" J.S .... of fnlCk mid o ltartd/Ul o/ ~·· If nau °" ~. AJld U 11m11 a ,,,otft. See Paflc a . ..... MY_...._ ........... ... ...... ....... ~ c--.. a-Mlle c:..M9 Ci • ........... ....... 1.-i I I ......... ...... ..... AV Ao9 Uilelft a a .......... .. -...... ... .. .,_. ...... ,,_ IP Ill ..... _ ... Ct ...... c-r &• Ott.....__ ...... ...... . .. A•··--AM ...... __ .. ,,., ,....... .. ...... .._. .... cw..... ... Cl --M Mt A I ·--------------- ----------------------- ------..... ~ .... ----~-~--·-- - .ti RM.X '!!LOI Htf Ibyctdty. Mp 12. 1Mo Rate Cut to 15 ~VtJ lM by CluUe Balah NEW \'ORK CAP> ue llubattu Beak, UM natJon'a lhtrd·larc l commrrciaJ banll, t ut tu pnme ra&e on. fuU perc.m-.. poln.t to 1''-' i)erttnl today, puahln1 the pr1me to ll1 lo wt>f.t lev•I In months Bankt1rs Tru t Co . the e11hth lara Ht bank. qu1r lcly m.atched t~· ral• Althouah mo.l bank1 1ro quoUn1 a prtme rate ul 16~1 pero nt, analyat.a H ad they ••PKl the lower rate to spread Ulroull\out the t>.ttkil\I induatry. Th\> primti th l.nterelt rate bankl ch1r1e on loana to their most r reditworthy corporate custom.-ra peaked 1 \ 20 perreot tn earl} /\pnl und hit~ since bf.ton on lhl' dt-cllnt• ..... le fharifl.-OM ('•Mcffflac.o11 LYNDttllkST. NJ I AP> Re publican p re11ident1al can d1datt' Oeorgc> Hush :1•ld today ht> lS can<.'~Ung campalan event11 in New Jt•rsey this weekend to 111low time for a pollUc•I soul s ea rctung a 100 at hls home ln flouslon tlwih toJd r~porter11 a d cl~1on on whether to end bth two year qu~l fo r the Whitt' House <'ould come as early as S und111y Hbsing Glrr11 Body f'ouHd Jl'LIAN tAP1 The pa rtl> decomposed body o f ti 13 year old girl re ported mrs:.mg in Der~mber ba!> been 1denttfled by he r parent:. u!> Sharon Ltt Winston ShenH'h officers said the San Du~~o girl ~a:. !'>lra ngled A couple ta king Jl1<'lure!> found the body late Tue~da y a bout five feet oH <..:ahfornta 78 n ear S<:issor's Crossing The girl wa:. a !>ludent at Marston Junior lligh School in Sun Die~o Dollar .tlix.-d: ta_f}~~ Drop11 LONDON CAP1 'l'hl' valm: of thl' dollar wa:. mixed a gainst leadin~ world currencies today In Tokyo, the dolla r fell for the third s traight day, e h>i.ini: :it 224.025 yen, down from 224.95 at Wednesday's close. Gold t raded in London at $503 an ounce. a drop of S9 75 from Wednesday's c lose. It traded In New York at $501, down S4 50 In London. silver opened at $10.89 an ounce, down from Wednesday's c losing $11.85 an ounce. It traded m New Yo rk st $10.98, down 36 cen ts. 12 Killftl in .. l f gllanilf • 011 NEW DELHI, India <Af') -Afghan schoolgirls and boys som e carrying arms -clashed with soldiers in Kabul thas week in renewed ant i.-Sovje• ~~;..n..s...Lhat killed l2 .penoru;, a traveler from Afghanistan !lat ay.- \ifllfl'ria Kai#eM f)if Pri~e By The Assod1ted Press Nigeria raised the pr ice of its crude oil $2 a barrel today. be<.'omin~ the las t major supplier of oil to the United States to take that s tep, a newsletter r eported. . Pe troleum Intelligence Weeki)'. said the West Afghan coun- try raised the price of its best 011, known as bonny crude . to $36.71 a 42·gallon barrel. Nigeria is the second-largest s upplier of crude 011 to lhc United States $195 Million Parks Bond Gets Bipartisan Push Republic ans and Democrats joine d hands W ednesday in Ora nE?e County to s ho"' their bipartrs un s uppo rt for passage of Propos1t1on l o n the June 3 ballot. a $495 mtlhon parks bond propo~al Callin~ themselves Cal1for n1ans fo r a Reso ur c eful ~conomy. representatives of tht group s :.11d if the meas ure rs ap· prove d. funds made available ttirough the s ale of bonds would be us ed on improvt'ments which ctalifom1ans can "sec. feel and fPuch " A leading spokesm an for tht ballot measure. former s tate as semblyman Dixon Arnett of San Mateo, s aid strong elements in both political p a rties 1n Cal ifomia s upport the proposr- Uon .. This kind of pubhc expen 4ilure 1s good for the economy and good for the state," the (ormer Re publican la wmaker ia1d Though no polls h ave been ~ken to gauge public se ntiment ~n the m eas ure. Arnett s aid that II P r oposition l were to lose, its ~ackers would simply requallfy it for the November ballot. • "We are about out of bond (n o n ey now from previou s bonds," he s aid during a press ~onference at the county 's Hall 9f Administration in Santa Ana. ; Others who appeared Wednes· ~ay included W.J . ''Bill" Thom , chairman of the county's p e mocratlc Party : Ha rry Jef- 0..ANOE COAST H • frcy . a eounty R e pub~1 can leader . '.':ormo ll1ck...,, a Brc:i t·ount 1lwom an. ,\nn l mparalO of I hf' O rii n ge County C ent r a l Labor Council. and a n aide to .,tal l' Se n Joh n Brig g.,, R Fulle rton . Earl Roget. pres ident of the Or:in ge County d1v1 s1on of the League or Cities and a La Habra councilman. and Bob Ha~kcll . l'Ounly League of C ities ex ecutive director . a lso attended. In addition . the ba llot measure has been endorsed by Ric hard J ()'Neill. state Democratic Party boss ; Assemblyman Bruce Nestand e. R·Orange ; Briggs. and As semblyma n Denni s Mangers . D-Hunlington Beach. Jeffrey. a Cal Sta te Fullerton history professor . s aid about l mill ion persons are turned away from state parks each year, in dicating the need for acquinng and developing new parklands ·'This bond iss ue is needed now." he s aid. Funds generated by the bond measure wo uld b e us ed to restore existing park lands , buy new acreage and prott1de for wildlife con ser vation and wastewater reclamation Th om said the funds would al low fOT the preservation Of Open s pace and recreational areas Opponents of the ballot plan have contended that the proposi- tion c alls for m ore s pe nding when government s hould be cut· Ung back . Arnett said one c ritic of the p.roposal has been the s tate Chamber of Comme rce. RETURNS.· tMc!1 .... u.e.. adlUIDa. l 9C- co• •ll•la by defa ult wla1L llO .. .., baYe wa.nled ln the ,. ........... ...._ adaUt&ad Ulal ~ ........... M10Dd U.. Umber ....... leftled It blm, ln- c ludlnl ch ar1ea that h e In- timidated coUea"" personnel to do J)erl'On&I favors for h im "These wer~ discussed fully with tht' board, and they wt1rl' found to be without merit," he u 1d . declining to ti l•boute. further on the charae&. He re- fu1>ed to diaruu wh ether he knew who brought the original rhur~t'b to the attention of the d1s t1 l<'l A I lhls announcement that he would return, Stevens received a ~ll•nd1ng ovation from sever al faculty members and poltte ap- plause from many others who re m1uned 1n their seats . F ielding questions from some fac ulty membe r s who were <'rit1cal of his pas t policies . Stevens pledged to work more clo~ely with ins tructors at the Huntington Beach s chool in the future The dJstr1rt 's board of trustees llll't wrth Stevens Wednesday ni~ht ·'lit:. res 1gnat1on has been withdrawn. all terms have been complied with. and the matter 1!'> closed," George Rodda, pres1· ·dent· of the board. ~1trd. ttn:os • morning Chancellor N(>rma n Watspn. "ho 1s nut of town. but has kept in touch with the trustees by telephone. issued a brie f s ta te m enl this morning through u d1:, trict spokesm an "I am glad the issue has be{>n rcS"'O lved ... Watson said . "We c an now aU work together to promote and preserve the poten· -t1a l of Golden West College " Que lloned by re porters after his speech. Steve ns said of hts resignation. "I f~lt ,harat the time. 1t was the proper thing to do In retrospect, I mig ht have been 1mpetuou:. " lie dec;lined lo co mment on • c har ges ma<fe by his v. tfe Wilma. that she was a target of dis trict om c 1als beca use of her local pohtJcal act1v1ties ' During his address. Stevens descr1bt'd the recent e\'ent:. a s a le arning experience .. As I p<>ndered m ) o ptions these past fcv. day~. I be gan to realize that I haci bt.•en nan·t· naive not lo be more ale r t to the fo r ces which could d1s cred1t m l' .. lie added . "There is no doubt tha t I h ave m ade som e chan~es which have upset ~ome , in fact , many, in this room It never. however occurred to me that 'U<'h re t ri bution v.ou ld ta ke plaCl' "You can be s ure that mv na 1vt'le is gone. and that I wiil ~ca rch m\ rerordc; to corrttt J O\ othcrfap!'>es th<it I ma) h:J\'C c•o mm1ltf-d In h H'I . I knov. that I h<t ve bt>cn s lipped a cook 1e from ll ml' to ttm C'. a nd I did get ..1 <·ou pl l' of h J 1r<ut 1fr11 m <,,..., mt· tole>~' -.1u1knl!'>' · GOOSE ... S750,000 1n mus1:um o pe rating mone~· The· Port of Long Beach want- ed the 11-4 as a s ta tic exhibit alonl(sidc 1l!-> other trans port.a lion showpiece. the Queen Marv ocean liner M eyers Ja c obs en . c o - d e veloper of the planned $470 million Aero World amusement par k 1n San Diego. was seeking funds to transfer the plane to his a s yet unbwlt facility. S umma ·~ dec is io n was ne<.'essary before J une l. when the company had agreed to start demolishing its hangar a nd com pound on the 7.2-acre site it has been leasing from Long Beach since 1946. By Oct I. the waterfront area must be cleared to allow con- 11truction of a Sl7 milHon tanker terminal for Atlantic R ichfield Co. ·'It has becom e evid ent that )t is just not feasible lo display the rtying boat in Its entirety." Sum- m a said In a statement. A s ked to e laborate, Le wis said. "T here 1s nobody who could come up with a proper ex- h i blt and the money and the hitc ·· DAILY PILOT ',, .. Of-. GMtA o.it, ""*· •. ,._ wt\t<,, ,, tomb.....-tt'lf ~..,..,, •\ ~'"*' •• tfW' O•-c.MM -... C-,,.._.,. ".,...,,. .,.-............ ~, .... ~ f hO.'t ... , .... ----lffc'lt, """'-••• , .. ,,..vfll••·" V•lf•"· trw•"•· t.•tw"• ~'VSowtft C..."-1 A .. ,.., t~t "'''*" 1, -•-u-... -""'*"' nw .. _,..., ...... ,,..,.. ...... " .. IQO ......... 51,..., ,. 0 ll•H 11• (.AIAt -C<M11w .... "'i. •""1111-Pf""°""'~""""' .... , .... ~ Andrew Orens, 84, Dies in Huntington • Y-t• Pr•'~"t•"CtO....,at ............ , ........ ,1Cff"4 '"''" ~ .... _ MAf\~t""O ( dttor a-.. ~"~""~,tM\f M..11,...,..nt f'tMter -·-·· -· 0.-c-ity Edit• HufttNNltoft lo8dl om. •itlflto<'l.._.11 M<llll ... Acldn" ,. 0 l\O• 1'0 '- Otftaes ~ _ .. lot/ Ho , ... , ... Qfl .. , (.Ala_, QI .. \I ll•Y M,...I Funeral services are scheduled Friday for Jone-Ume Huntington Beach oilfield work er Andrew J. Orem, who came to town ln the early '31». He died suddenly at home Wednetday. HewasM. VlsJt.adon for Mr. Orem will ~Unue until 9 p.m. today at Pierce Brothen Smiths' llortuary1• Hm1Unatoo Beach. Rltee wul be coliducted Friday at l p.m. at lbe mortuary by fellow memben or Jlunt.lnatCJn Beach llatonlc Lod1e 380 , followed bJ Interment at We1tm1uter llemortal Park, W•tminlt.er. llr. Oren.a, well tnowa la Ule clowatown area, wu a llMIDbet' ot the ffaat1n1ton Beaeb loctce fOt511UJ'I. ' (J A veteran of Wo rld war I Navy service, he moved to Huntington in 1925 seeking employment in t he oil Industry and began his c areer as an oilfield t ool dresser . accordi ng to a grandson, Jack Orens. He spent the bulk o r h is career, 38 years, employed as an equipment operator by Union OU Co. before retiring. A wtdower, Mr. Orens leaves a eon, Andrew L. Or ens ol El Se1undo, 'plus grandchlldren Jac k Orena, ol Huntin1ton Beac h. David and Richard Orena, and Sandra Hart, all of El SelUftdo; a brother William OreDt, ot 1..on,. Be1tb and a Ill· t.er, llary Walla, of Carmel. S.rvtcea are under direction ol Pierce Brotbera Smith's Mortuary . o.11, ........... .._ HE'S HAD ENOUOH Ex-Councilman Hurlbut RoyHw-lbut Resigns c W1D1Cil Post By JOHN NEEDHA M Of llW o.lly ,., .. Sl .. 1 ~~n .Clem-0ntf'-Gtty c.,un- <.'ilm un Hm llurlhut <1 J1pu1tlll•d to tht· 1·ou111·il r .. i, 'I 111 .1 -.1t'1rrr· o ( 1•11ntrn\'t•1-.\ 11·.,1 ~:111·d t hi, mornrn~ llurlbut'!'> rt•.,.grwt1on '' 1·Ht·1 tr H · 1rnmt>d1att•h 111 hi'> 1Nt1•1 of r e~1gnat1on , t11· \Jiii lrut• harmonv t•oulct n111 lw <tt•hu•vt!fl ·with lht; 011-•111lwr-. of tht• 11rt..,t-11t counc·1l · lie ubo .... 111! ht· h1tp•·d ..,Jn Cle m ente l'ltrnn.... "'uulrt 1 11 1·1 three ne\4 Cil\ ('oun1·1l 1111·rnhn· in a ~oH•mtx•r .,,,.., 1.11 t·lt•t'l111n a..,...0Jw1ow• r t>frrcn1 ,. to lhf• p e n d 1 n~ rt•t·ull Of .\IJ,)IH K a rolrm· "ot•stn llurlhul 14 ,elk1•cl 111111 1 h•• 11lf1 n · or Ct!) ('It rk \L.1 \ H1•11• thr., m orning a11tf JJl11ct'<I h r-. ldl1 1 ;,1 re~11'!n:Jt11m o n Bt•rs(., <11·-.1. llurlbut ., .1ppmntnw ra 1 ''' lh• council took plJt't• 111 ,1 ... 1•1rr11 "' pro lt'.,l th.r t r1·-.u ll•"ll 1A 1th fo rmer Ma~or Ho) ll.1mn1 !Jc·in c M:'r \'(•d v.Hh a rec..111 nntH't• lfamm "-U!-> C'hargecl v.1th 1c norin~ .1 2 ooo -.1~n<1tun· pl't1t11111 tha t .,ought :.i .,111·1 1,JI 1·h·1·t11 111 to fill the {'llUfH·t1 "'"'I \ ,11',Jlt•tl h\ ~1 !-rti... W.i gnt•r 14 hn d11·d .1.111 12 l n -.1<•Jd ll..1mm and r1111r1 t·1lml·n f':d 14:.trd Kal'>Ch<'d .ind H 1 c h J r d Ah I m an J p p o 1 n t t' ct Hurlbut Fch 9 JU't bt.·fr1rc-on an ,l.!r) g roup di....rupt1•d tht· ml•f'l tnl<( M:nor Kot•.,tt·r fJ1·1·., " ri' .ill Plecttoo Jun1· :1 rr ...,un·c·,. ria1 he r M.«ll . ..1hm~ v.1th 1h•1~" ,,r Hurlb ut and 1nll'r1m counnl m e m b..r Thom . .., o · K1·1·f1 · v.111 <.1ppl"1r on tht• 'l>t.'t lal hJllOt m \; 11\ 1·m~·r Gas 8tation Robbed in FV ,.\ F(lunlarn V:.i ll1•\ ...,er v11·1• • 1,1 I 11111 w 11 ., r nhh<'<:I Wt•<l n1•<.rl:.t \ nlJ!h t h) a nwn 1n a bll11• 101.:.cml! !'>Ul t \\hll .1pp r 11 :1<0 ht•11 t h1• t•a .,hi t·r·., boot h a'krn).( for c·1).(aretu• .... thc•n h r.tnd 1o;hprf .1 b lu1• ~lt•t•I h:indJ!un, polit e ...,,1111 T he 11 l5 1J m holdup Jt th•· Fill ·Em l 'p Fa~t '>ta lion. t62Jt> II a rbor HI vd . ne tted $200. poltr t• l>:J rd Tht• '>lll>j)('<'l . <.v.1fgl~ JOgginii o ff. v.a:. dc...,rribt-d as l'aul'as1an. 19 lo 20. flVl' fCl't. SI>. IO<'ht''o tall clean ~h.1nm "'tth c urh blood h"1r • :Je aGalloa Price on Gas CUt by Mobil NEW YOHK CAP> -Mobil Corp., saying the action was ne('~ssary to comply with the C:arh.•r administra tion 's prrct· g u ad e lines, toda y c u t the wholesale price of its gasoline nationwide-by three cents a gall.on Juhn Flint , a M o bil s pokesm an . said the r eduction applied to gasoline and jet fuel He :.atd prices of heating oil and other distlllate products includ· ing diesel fuel wer e being re- duced by "up to three cents a gallon .. The rf'duetrons . effe<.'t1ve to· d ay. l'Om <> on the evt' of the MemonaJ Day holiday weekend. trad1t1onall~ d ttme of increased driving The price cut also comes dur 1ng a week which ~aw all ma1or '>Upp lte r-. Of <•r ud e otl to the L..:n1t ed State'> mt'><· pnct'~. guar<.in ll't'rng tha t rt·ta tl prrres or l: s g<1..,nllnt: v.111 rt'>{' by as mur h .. ..., three cents a gallon. Flint said Mobil's late<.l 1·1N w.um~ tndltttted 1tt~ n•d ur l1nn., v.erc· n C'<:ded In C1Jmpl\ "'1 t h th1• Prtt"" i.:urd1·ll 111·., duri ng 1 ht• 1 ur11•nt quart 1•r I It 1· 1 1• du 1 I 1o 11 "' a ' 1; 11 "'h••'•·-..111· 11111 , ... 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Tbe ad· min ist ration ins isted on a quarterly basis and Flint's state· mtint today indicated Mobil con- ceded that point * * * Panel Rejects Dime-a-gallon Gas Tax Hike WAStnNGTON (AP> -The Jlo uf.e Ways and Means Com- m 1ttee voted 27·7 today for leg1sla t1o n to block P resident Carter's dime a g allon gasoline fee The vote. "-htch had been ex- pected. readies the meas ure for .1 vo1 e by t he· full Ho u se . llow('vn Sp ·ake r Thomas P . O"N1·11l Jr has vowed to "sit on tl t o t r y t o :.i v o 1d t h a t showdown -Op.pot"K!'n\J:i or t+ie gaMtine-fef!" claimed lht·y had overwhelming .... u ppo rt in the llouse for the mt•.J!-iure k1ll1ng tht: le vy and u1 L!t·rl I lou-.1· leach·r., to permit a \ 11!1• Rep Ch aril's Vantk. D·Ohio. ., J 1 ci bf'fon· lmfa \"., vote that v.h1ll· ht· -.upport.... th(.• fi:e he fell th1·re v. a !:> a good chance C'ongrt~s would O\ erturn it · T he fact " eand1dates for p11hl11· o ffH'I· 11·1•1 they cannot "Ul\1\1• p11lr t lf-.tll) with the h11rd1•n of th1• 111 r•t•nt tax They ~-l u~rsb:i1id- t h.11 \Jnlk 'Jld 'TICKUP ... pn l1<·l' ...,t·anner radio and warned l·mpl<Hl't.'!'> not to s ignal for p11l 1t'l'. a<·rordmg to reports. T ht· intrudPr orde red three kiln., into th1· v ault and in- 11 111 !•'ti th•·m lo fi ll a ~hopping hJI' "'1th 1 .1-.h 1111h1·t· said I t1• 111..111 ltwn tolrt one teller Ito· pl • .tnnt'<l to tak<• hf'r C"ar and 1rrfrre·d ht·r t11 .i<·c·ompany him 11u1"1d1• to h1•r vehicle, police "J ld The• m an fll·d <.tlonp rn the ~om an ., 1978 beig e Ford f iesta, hcen!>e 728\'CW. police s aid. The \ e h rcle ha d been recovered to- day. Po l1<·•· .,a id n•J iniuries oc- curred in thl holdup Parties 'Fun' .~--~ Ga.dl(Pls .. ,old at Home 1fll1 '1BI \ \tll <.\111 \ f•11m1·r hll!h ..,r hool c.nghsh t'·J ~ lk r ha-. found that a Int 11( th111J.!s 1 .1n Iii '>•1ld at in home p;irt1l'S includm~ "t'X ~araph<'mJll u llelen Wermuth sa)~ -.l·lhnJ.! w x gadgc-t o; a t home ts "an in- telh J!ent aJtem attn • to thl··sex ... hu p., or m all order catalogues " She ·~ held thrct• p<1 rtrc!'>, f('atunn~ ...,ut h product:. a .. mas ssagers, 1 n •arns and 01b · It 1s an t•d uc.ftron.il prt....,l'nt..1t111n a nd the re ts nothing l.11,1, <In about rt 111 all. · '>he ...,atd Tht· wom ltll v. ho he ld the hr">t part~ o;a1d 1t was "Just great fun.· a nd that olhl'r. m or e com entton:i l home product parties "'l'rc "old hat .. Order!-fro m the parties w;ually ranJ(c from $10 to $S0 for Pach v.oman making purch:i-.e ... she s ays Ms Wermuth said that about JO percent or the party goers have had no mter;&st in '" the paraphernalia Tht· uhra-thin P1aget. Hand.crafted m Switze rland. AU in 18k gold. the cal'it.' the handb. tl1c dial. tht• bracele t. cwn the buckle on the lc.1thrr MrJp. 'Biel/ <ll!alhet1 <ltewfidAI llnt> /t'wel1y H fA H10"4 l'ilAr..O • N[WPORl R£A.Cti C"Allf0RNIA 92660 ) --- -. -. -.. -. ~_.,.. -. -. • CALIFORNIA - () .Just 1'et /tie S ag Sen Edwa rd Kennedy, candidate for the Ocmocralll' nomination for president. told a United Rubber Workers· Union hall audience an South Gate Wednesday that auto a nd rubber workers s hould not be required to sacrifice car eers and home~ because o f mis t a kes in the boardroom~ of auto and tire companies. The meeting "as held acro~5 the street from a soon-to-close Firestone plant Thuray May 22 1980 DAILY PILOT A 3 Senate Blocks Smog Test Bill~ , . • SACRAMENTO fAP I An el fort to requ1~ annual amoa teat.s ror t•ar in urban and sem l· urb•n areu l1 beln.i blocked by tht> Cahlomta Senate Tht> bill won only 18 votca w.,dn~day . with 21 required for •P&>roval Thir teen m e ro bers vot ed a1umst It . But tilt> author of S81294. Sen. Ju11eph Montoy•. 0 -Whlltier , ~ u g1 ven permission to call dnother vote today, o ne day befor e the deadline for bills lo dt'8r their how.es or OrlglJ\ THE PROPOSAL 1s con !.1dered an alter nallve to an in .i.pect1on b1U approved earlier SB84 by Sen John Foran, D·San Francal>CO, which 1s awaiting ac- llon m an ru.sembl) committee lioth were Ull rodured because the U S Environmental Protcc- tlQn Agency as banning ma1or n1·v. 1ndu:-.tr1al projects 1n Cahfom1a. because California has no ms pt>cllon program MONTOYA'S proposal. backed by the 2asohne s tation owne rs' lobby. would use ap- prov<>d service stations and ga r :.igt•s for the inspections Re pa irs could be done the re or anywhere tirds for tougher ~talc istan d a rds m bOme cases Othe r !'lenator s compla~ that there was no hm1t on r•r charaes m Montoya's biU,!iut Montoya said he could lnsentt- But f'orun's bill would <'On Unut> the use o f a l1m 1ted number of inspection st atloru1 1n the Los Angeles a rea. with 1n de pendent service s tations and ga rages only In othe r pa rts of the slate fo'oran led lhe oppos11.&on to t.he Montoya bill, claiming that aJ. lowing service stations to con- dul't the tests and make repairs would be like "setting t he fox to watc·h the hen house door " la ter •. Montoya criticized Foratf is measure . citing figures he sfid s h owe d tha t the centrali~d system in Los Angeles had iaot been effective In d1 scove rfna em ission violations The F oran bill would also sub· !\lltute federal air quality stand· He called the ball a "full- e m ploy m e nt pro pos a I for service station opera tors " Bill Asks _ Life for Dog S ACRAM ENTO I A P l -T he Ca lifo rni a U>gislature is being asked to save the hfe of Sido. the San Francisco dog that was v.1lled to be put to death b y her m1l>t ress. who Lhen commalted su1c1de State Sen \fart Garcia. R Menlo Park. in- troduced a bill Wednesda~ to prevent the carrying out of death ~entences on an1m11b that thelf owners may have place-<! an wills S1do. a 10-vear-old s heltie mix, v.as v.11led to die by th<> late Mar:-Murphy. who feared she v.ould s uffe r rrom a lark of loving c are Rut the prt-S1dcnt or the San F'mac1i.<'O Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Richard . A\ anzmo. refused to put her to sleep on grounds th at she was an good health. happy. and d id not (je serv<> to dw But he and the S PCA are being s ued by Mr'> \!urphy'<; attorney, Hebecra Wells Smith. and are due 1n court Tuesday to exptcon why they have QOt romplied wtlh the will • A\anzmo says he h<t~ rL'Cc1ved about 3,000 s11p portmg leltl:'rS and JOO offers or homes He tilt s temPoraral} taken S1do into hrs own ho me : Garcia t:-.sued a 'ilatement that !>aid in pC(tt . "'fl 1s v.·ron.: to 1ns1:-.t Qn k1 lhng this bea utifuJ animal bN·aus•· of ht>r m istress' m<>nta l turmoil at lht-,.n<J of h.-r 11v.n lift:" . Hllyderi 's . Border· Posi' ·Mulled SACRAMENTO <API -The state &nJll' i s seeking conhrmJ taon power over the governor's repre.,enlat1H> to the Southv.1•,L Uo rder Regional Commission pohllral art1v1s1 Tom lla>den The Senate last year r<>jtttcd the appointment b' ';o, Ed mund Brown Jr of Hayden's ..------·-------. wife. actn•s:-. J ane F'onda. to ( J the California Arts Cnunc1I .'-,TATE In a 24·2 \Ol e Wf'dnes The· Cit) Cou111 11 \\ Pdnc"day rdused to endorsl· the sale'. of 'Jft' and -;anp" r1rf'work-; dt•spll<' allt-gauon" that wealthy whites .1r•· .,po1 hnl! the· F11urth 11{ Juh for tht· cit}·., po<Jr hlack children . HajorPn>p. 1:J f .'x puruion lppr-u·t>d S.-\CRA~1 E:'\TO 1 \P> Tht• California Sen:.ttl' has ttpproveq a m.1Jor e'pJn-.1on of l'rt1po,1t111n 13 11.h1rh 11.ould r~u-~tt,PrO~rt v IJ\"" an addatmnal S2 b1ll1Qn d \(•ar d a}. lht• Senate a p11rm t-d a -Brnli·n· g I _Tph_·-1....1 ______ ,....... _ _hliij b~~!'-RJ?bef1 Pre~k). o R1H.:!~1clt· '" i:m· ttw Jl(enr~ .LL&,___ U ~JU -Sl:atutory auTFihrization . -3mr"a.ts0.t~mr S°t'n"alc·l'tffim"m1lfi'6n-nf'r=- the go vernor ., n•orest•nta II' e "< \if: h' S..-n 01111· "1l4·ra11. H Lon~ Reach, went to th<• 4\., ... rnlih \\t'f!nt-'>1i.J\ nn d 2i .k \Ol•· th•'-hon· tv.o thirds needed . In Bl · k SI • (,jay# Rally iu ... tcppo r f u f B ia11 B a u ac aylng DAVIS <AP I -About 50 candlt> b<>Hrer s m.urhed CJn Cit' hJll and held a rally in support of Propo.,1ti()n A tu bJn d1,1·n m1nJt111n Hostage Drill SACRAMENTO <APl The state says there was nothing im- proper about the Butte County plea bargaining that let t wo white "layers of a black man escape prosecution for the death penalty State Attorney General George DeukmeJtan's report Wednesday. followed requests by l'it1zens and leg1s latots to investigate the pros- e<·utor's handling or the Jimmy LC'e l'ampbdl murdPr <:ase Campbell. a blark. was s hot at random from <.1 l'<H carrying thrt't' v.h1h•., who had tnl'<l a ll da' without :-.utC'l•s:-. to f:'llht.>r µo~t'h a deer or ~hoot a cow That ~as in Junuary of 1979 near Ca mpbell's home m Chico In January 1980. two of th£• whites. Marvin D Noor. 19. and Jam es Mccarter. 20. both of Oroville. v.er<: pt:rm1lled tCJ pl e ad guilty to firs t degree murder IO return for droµpm~ tt.!_e_J!pec1al c1n·u!!!l>tance a rat1al slaying which could have meant the death penalty Thev wer e :-.enlen t'ed to 25 vear:-. to hfe · Black organ11at1on:-. and in d 1 v1duals protl'St <>d a~ainst tht• bargaining of t he plea. <1nrt ra ised questions about improper rac·lid c·ons 1de rat1onl> und i,ccr ec) of the p roceedings Deuk meJ1an i.<11d lhH"e ll> no <:v1dcnce that Oi i,lncl Allornc·) Will Maltly txert'1SPd h1l> plea bargaining d1scret1on m <in 1n appropriate manner. on the basis of ~exual preference Some of the participants Wl'dnc,day niJ,!ht wore paPf'r bHgs ovc·r their head~. sa} mg they" anll'd tu ') m bt>hte lhl'tr kJr of be· ing recognized a:-. ~a) T ruit•k Drfrer IJic·eu"f" h suf" ('rm1hrd SACRAM ENTO I AP > Oppos1t1on from the Team l>t<:rs Cnion has r ru.'>h<>d a bill to s uspend tht• dn H·r·.., hcenst•'-of tru<"kc•r" v. h11 haul hazardous m aterials and who repeatedly ~et !>pe('(i1ng ur tall~atmg t1ckeh The mc·as un'. SBl7R4 h) St-n Ray Johnscin. H-Ch1co. fell Wcdnc:-.da) on a 9 I fl Senate rnt1·. v.1th 21 votes necrlP'1 for pal>sal'(t' Oppolritio11 lo f'i rr~orl.:" f,o~ Spa.uu•r " LOS A."llG ELES IA P > The )early pu!!ih to l'nd J,(J, Angeles' 37 vea r ban on fare" or ks has sputtered out once aJ?am Grand Opening SALE "CERRITOS" 11119 -183Sl ICrlll """ San It lM Cerrtta Mall CtfT1tw 21~11• AU STORES JOI• 1• Hang Ten ® Reg. 21.00 llOW 15'0 Mari1U!s l o Trai11 i11 R escu e · f \1Pt:HI \I HEA<'ll 1Al'1 A tra1n1nR dnll in resc uing lt11~1.1~t.>~ hl·ld Ii\ lt'rrori.,1:-. v.tll bnng a forn· of 150 Marint:!'> .ind fl\ 1· h1·l11 11µH·r ... to Lhe bl'ttl hf runt next week. l>pokesmen· ~Jld \ pollt11.il r1cur1 y, Ill tx-k11ln.1p1wd Jnl1 hf'lrf captive b) ter-. ron ... t in., 01111 I.. r1 ... , ui· \l.,·drn·'clJ\ .11 l m1R•r1JI Bt-JCh !)OUlh of- S ;in lll1·co .\1 Jrin• off1c1a i... 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U.IMM IM. ... 114 COlORS ............ 54.88 22 W' llAOC ........ 54.88 COlORS ............ 64.88 SMOKEY JOE ........ 24.88 TABlf TOP llACJ( ...... 29.88 COLORS ... 34.88 JI07LC .... Nwp. II' 1t11 ,... ....... .. e--.. ... CHARMGLOW AHO WYER ACCESSORY AHO PARTS HE.AD9UARTEIS OPEN ALL MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Rfftn Wed....... , ..... .. s...o.e , IOZ4"'9eA ........... ~ 673-2800 • OPEN SUNDAYS PllCll 'TMICMMH MAY 2l. I,_ 642-1133 f m I • .. • • • ,. • I . ' \ .,,, Orange Coast Oa11v Piiot Editorial Page .......................................................................... Th1Htd8V May 22. 1980 Barbara Krelblch tEdltorlal Peoe Editor Bolsa Chica Suit \Vas Predictable Ooe coatroversy at\tt anotht"r has do aed plennina ot tk Bol&a Chica manblands ·0n one side, ~nvironmtfltallsta and others seek 10 ~ the att-a MtJ•~t to Pa('lfic Coasl Hlahwuy aod u~ by Huntlnltan Beach ctty limit.a n lt:• nutiw stale. An opposing fOrtt \ ma~ Up of lanck>'lffll'N , boOl~r.1 ancl ot~ who favor varym1 deartta or dev~lopment 'The moet refftll round ol controversy wu tou ched off by 'tbe state Coastal CommiAk>n on March 19 wht>n It mMle prellmJnary dHtin1Uon that nearly all of l .200 ac~ ol lhe marshland ore en itivP ~·etl nd~ ~orth.) of mu,mum 5late prol~Uon ·The ~agnauon v\rtuaUy rule:, out tt rnurina und otber <k-vetopmt>nl Now u let(al question arise O\'e r wht•ther the 11tatt• cotpmt ion acted imprudently be<'aU e 1t not onl~ bypassed locul planning efforts but a lso artt .. 'd befort-tht' regional coastal rommiss1on rould rule It romes a s no surpn~e . then . that t he d\'Mi(natwn haa bet:n chall~nged m a· la ws wt filed last week b) Si~nal l.Jadmark Inc .. the m aJor landowne r m tht> a rea ~Signal 1s conte nding tha t lhe state agenc) act N f out of ks Jurisdiction The company a lso c laims 1t "as denied duE> pro<.'ess m the matter If not s urprising , the latest de\'elopm ents ure rcgrN t<.ible It woufd appear that litigation m ay cause furthe r dl' lays in planmng e fforts . There also will be added cost~ --l aH-·seems t-0 say the stat~-agency· shouldn't ha""e- mad e lhe designation in the firs t place Heavy Reading-Free It wasn't a best -se ller. so Huntington Beach 's ,i95 pa~e city budget for: 1980-81 is now a barg ain·pJ:iced item for t he public -it's free. Officials hac given the docu ment to boards a nd com missions a nd dis tribute d it at vario us librarie!-t thmughout the city ·- But if privat e citizens wanted one for their very own . tllc) had to pa)'. •10. to see. pow the City CouncU planned to .wen<f~r m1llkm. The city has been charging !or thl' document since the p asS'age of Proposition 13 lo pay for publishing cost.$. · .But s a les_ r esist a nce has been pretty stiff and the d1!f:ument ha s n 't threaten ed to make anyone's best seller fott ~ Be that as it mav. the council h as decided to m a kl' <t~ut 100 cop ies ava1iable free of charge They can be ob· taine d from the city clerk's offtce at cit y ha ll. : Tht..'r<' ha\'e been other attempts to r ut go\'emmcnt <:•~ts but coundl o ffic ia ls wt:>re Wl'iC' in removin~ the prtC(.' t4 111 this mstanCl' ., Students Must Work . : Oppone nts of an innovative bul controvers ial ~chool c iedit syst em at Huntington Beach ·s Ocean V1.e " High S~hool h ave h ad their s a\ ~ What they've s aid." at storm y and lengthy ~c hool b4ard hearin~s. is that lhe system should be scrapped ~ They contend it hasn't accomplis hed its goal and that 20 to 25 percent o f the Ocean View seniors won't graduate nex t month because o f insufficient credits ~ But after a n evaluation. trust ees approved continuing tbe program next year on a s plit vote • Trustees claim that the progr a m . called the variable qcdit syst em . 1s following sta te Ja w by making Hunt iQgton Heach seniors accountable for learning their s ub j ects . t: It has been the pos1t1 on of the majo rity of the board l at in many cases not at Ocean View -seniors can s im by with D's whe n they should h ave been given F'!- and without gleaning a ny knowledge of their subjects : In the variable c redit system . s tudents are r equired to t·omplete each segment of a course satis factor ily and with a minimum g rade of <.;. • Pupils who have skipped a ssignme nts or have not m astered them simply came up s hort on credits. But the expe rime nt seem s a worthy one that should be c arried on especially in v1ew of the general feeling tbat too m any or today's s tudents are not able to read and write. that they a r e functional illitera t es The board deserves credit for facing the proble m hpad on and not buc kling under pressure brought out '1'ainly because the syste m forces s tudents to work h ard • Ob1ntons expressed 1n the space above are lhose ot lhe Daily Pilot Ojner views expressed on this page are lhose ot the11 authors and alf1sts Reader comment is 1nv1ted Adaress lhe Daily Pilot P O S:Ox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (7 14) 642-4321 • .. Boyd!S~ters By L.M . BOYD :That c l a ssi c be a uty Cetherine Deneuve has been q9oted as saying, "You will never truly know me until y~u understand my sister.·· S,PJdents of the mind find il svificant. Sisters, they say, hlOuence one another pro- fct.&.ndly. And in a highly com· pleated manner. A girl can s•al her slater's hairbrush -. not borrow. but ~teal -.-en use it to beat some other 1(rl who tries t.o steal her sis· ttr's hairbrush. Compete. Defend. Compete. Defend. t. oddly. ai.st.ers rarely kill I Dear Gloomy Gus ( .. • ~1sle rs , though other murders within families hap- pen all the time. N ote that a Spo kane. Wa s h . co upl e n a med Gregory Love and Katherine Kiss recently applied for a marriage license. Dandy, dandy. Q. How do you play that kiaaing gam e ca ll e d '·Flashlight?'' A. Youthful informants suy it's a varlaUon of Spin the Bottle. Couples sit in a ring on the noor. Room lights out, e ntire ly. A flashlig ht is turned on and spun ln the middle of the' circle. And if It comes to a stop with ita beam on two who aren't kissing, that couple ponies up some sort of penalty. Jn extreme versions, tbe penalty each time 1.5 an article of clothine. Many a qJan will re· member youtbfuJ momenta when he whittled while atr•ld. W•llrtaa throup a dark a.lie)'. Or aloftc a traU ln the woodl. Or over the rocks ln a fut cnet. Muat be • moat natural ruction. ln- vuUcaton of air dlaaatert checked out the voice re· cordtr1 ~ered fn>m 450 plane tr'Uble. In *· \My burd •blttllna by crew memben. Earl Waters Civil Service Aim Distorted flerhoapi. 1t •• nol h• •er1ou a thnat H ll l&PP 'llrS lit f1 t~t bl uah but "' rc<'t-nt Suprt'mc Cuurl ruling "lt'<'ll\ lo lrlkl' ut t hf' v"r) foundation!\ of self l(OVt>rnm~nt fU It WU:i 1ntendt<J "'h<-n tht• nation "'ui. forml'd • The rase involvt-d two up potnllw hx·ul offlraul~ 1n Nt·1o1. York St all' ·r h ~ )' '4 e r t• Rc.opubhrtttb A chaugt' en p 0 I l I I l' J I ( '' 1 l u n e -. ld lit't'd .. DI.' mo 1 al 111 l'11 a r g" H ,. d1~m1i.st'd tht• p.11r Argwn.: lht· F 1rs l t\fnenttml'nt lht-'~ claimed lht•\ \Hrl' belOg pt'lllllt2Cd for lht'lr po lat era I bi.•)lt'f, Tht.' t'Our\ at(rel'd or<l i>rinJt th ~·m rl' lnstakd But tht• (.'on!>litut1on afford!> tht' J>t!'Qplt> the opportunity for pNiod1c cha n5!es of those who Mailbox hav.-lhe reins of government Hy reguJar elections the leaders and reprctentatlves a re all sub- Jt<'t to removal Inherent in lh1~ pro<:e!Js ls the abillty to replace the appoint~t.'b of those elected officials How otherwl&f' can the new lcade rc; change government pohc1es 1r the sub::.tructure 1o1.h1 c h <·o mp o s e::. the hureuucrury cannot al:so bt· changt!d" WIULf. IT is true c1vcl f>erv1ce v. e1s establi shed to prevent wholesale purges o( government 1.•mployees resu l ttn~ from pohticaJ transitions. tl 1o1. as tn· tended to apply only lo th~ at the lower levels v.hose duties are separate and apart from policy making E'en so. although Cl\'11 serv1c1.- t'Xll>ted 1o1.1th the early Egyptian.' und Greeks a i. 1o1.l'l l a i. lht• Rom aru. and 1:. '>did to ha t· been prurt1ced in C'hma a~ far back us the 7th centur}. ll was not m l'lud('d lb part or the govern ment by the foundln~ fatht>rs In faC"t 1t w wi not until well after the C1\'1I War when in 1883 the U S <.:lvil Service Commission was crcatt>d California didn't ha vt' c1v1 I ser vice until the 19301$ Al though t•1vll ser vic(' as now establlsht!d 111 most all countnes of the world . the United Stat.es 1s o ne of the few whe re 1t u tends down to the local levels of gov- ernment And in all countnes the seni or po s t s 1n the bur eaucracy arc regarded as appointive. without the se<'unty of tenure-. The influence they may "'1eld over policy and the nt•ed fo r lhem to work in harmony as the cioi.c advisers or th<' heads o( government dt· m;,nds a frl"('(fom of C'hocct• 1n tht· mattf'r of appointment!) \\ Hll.f: INITIALL \' thu e nl.lrc federal gon·nimenl ro!>ll'r eom mcncing '4 cth tht.· t'<•btnl'l and l''(lendmg down lo the L' S at lOrneys, mari,httb, poslmaster<. ;i nd their deput H:~ and employeH, wer.e all subject to turnover w th each ch11ng~ or ad minbtratlon the earlier presl· dtnts apporenlly didn '\ reach do wn to the lowest level of employees. But when Anrlrew J a ckson became president 1n 1829 he came into office with the battle t•ry. "To the victor bt>longs the s poils" and made pe r sonnel drnnges so sweeping that his brand ol pohtici. became known 1us "J acksonian De mocracy." Yet there was nothing venaJ or vengeful about 1t. J ackson. who now ran.ks in history as one of lhe best presidents, 1o1.as a fron· t1 crsman and a self-made man "'ho appealed to the m1tsses and l'hampioned them lie believed all pubhl' offices. insofar a!i practical. should be t•lect1vc and lhat subordinate offi ces ~houJd be rotated H •: DISMISS•:o tht' 'elttisl .. c:on(•ept or cwil employees declar ing that. "The duties of all public officers a re so plain and '' mple lhat men of intelligenCl' may readily qualify the mselves for. lhc:u J)Crforaancu I '1fln~ but bt-l1evc that more 11> lost b\ lrmjC continuanct' m {·n 1n offic~· lhan 1., 1-:l'ncrall} ~aincd b~· their t•xperct'nt·c· :-Jo onl' m:.in h<t' m"rc cnlnn!>1c ri~ht lO offlc1<.1I ... 1at1on than <1not her .. So '4hut doe!> th<: :-iuµremt· Court dec1s1on mean" b 11 t hat appoint<'<':> tn public-JOb'> hav1· notw ~1mt' v~tt'd rcghts" Wh} 'hould that bt.•'' ThOM! in top po ... 1t11't'l.:. 1n pn\'att-l'mployment h.1\1· no '>Ul'h n~hts They mul->t t.ik<' their rhanc·ci. and l.'an b4· l11:r1m 1~.,t:d f~Qthing m on: than ,,. him or <'apnN·-.... fit:'ITT·\'c-;.an 1·mplo>cr '41sh1•-. F: 11 t r 1.• n <' h m 1· n t '' f l h 1• hurt'.IUt'rtJ(') ~Ot'' cuurih•r to th•· \m1•rat·an notion of ~Oq:rnment "" ,..,11 t•nunc.<.tlt.-<.I .f,, J Jl'kM>n "' mJn~ Congre-.i.m1·n and h·i,?1.,l;itor ... ha\ 1· leC1rnt.•d 1l m<1k1•' 11 d1fflcull 1f not 1mposs1 hit" t11 ('ffrort d P,lfed <'han~~ in thl' dart"Cllnn <.ind c·onl1uct '1f li(O\ ··rnm•·nt pro~r<.tm C1 nd and µiilh It"' Are These Hardships Worth $20 Saving? To t he Editor P roll0'1l1on 9 to <'Ul !>t ate 1n 1•11ml' taxes looks a11pt'ah n~ to Jll of Ul> "ho find 1t harder and hard(•r to make ends mt•ct 1n our in0att·i1 eronom' nut th 0 l' mt'a~un· .... 111 bnn~ httk rt•l ief to lhl' a\ l'ra).!c I <IX pa~ l'r 1 <•11 t·Sll malt'(! le!>!> th;;in S:?O a mum h for 90 J:>t:rc-ent l)f 11~ 1. whilt· ~I\ m~· lar~e t'UL'> to lh1· \l.(•allh) -...ho ha\£' alrt>ady bc•t•n tht• ma1or n· c 1pients of windf aJ,!o IN ADDITION. ,1 portion c1f our S211 '4111 gr> 111 p.1~ 1nnc:::.i.,t•tl federal cncomt.· tax. anti Callf11r man!. .,..,11 rccc1vt• httlt• of th;.11 111 n:turn Our '1<Jrt1on of rt'' f•nut· i.h arin~ will t)c rcdut·t•ri ~cn<·1· !>I ate and local governm1•nt ... -...111 bt> le~~ ablt: lo put up lht· necessar y matching fund -. l'ropo~1t1on 91~ fal~l'CCOnOm\ Furthermore. this 1s not a good tcmr to enact s uch J m ea-.ure Tht• immediate effct·b of Propos1tmn 13 were minun1 zed by the n1>w nt·a rly spent ... talc Trca:>11r~ -.ur- plus. Propos1t1on !I i.. comcn~ before we havt• had a ehan<'t' to learn \I.hat the full 1mp<.t('l of 'O much tax cutting will be· flut one thin~ IS C'Ntain 14hC•n ~cn·1c~ are cul. :>l'naor 1·ct1.H·n~. the poor and d1s advanH1ged. <1nrt studl!nL'\ at all levt'b of educat1<in wall b<> hurt the hardest Should w e force further hardships on these groups JUSt to get our extra S20 a month? or course not Vote No on Proposition 9 CllARLES W 0.1\WE ltlfl'df'r Wrong To the Editor : R e Superv isor H arriett Wieder·s speech before t he Orange County Coast Associa· lion in Newport Beach. lt is quite a rare happening to witness how one commissioner de,rades the commission to which llhe belongs. Actually It was one of the many wise decisions of the state Coas tal Commission to declare Bolsa Chica as wetlands. Almost all wetlands along the coast are gone. with dire cOMe· quences for the ecology, reproduction of fish t nd wildlife. One of the last exlttln1 should be preserved a nd when Mrs . Wieder states that "the state Commission belne more than 200 miles away from Bolsa Ch iu tellln1 us that they know better thep we do.·• she just forgeta the many yeara of strunle for the matntalnlog of tt\11 we tlaod Both Coastal Commlaslons know the ialue snd the location ve~ well ana aJao the atafr or both commlaalona. WHEN Mra. Wieder raps the state Commlsttlon. I Just wh1h to 1tate that In the many ht?arln1s t attended before the Coastal Commlll!ou and the Board of Su~rvilors I never heard Mrs. Wieder mike any conalnlctlve .. u~i.:t·.,tcon or ~·"· r1··•"•n.1hl1 c·11nd1tion' 1111 .1 1·.1:-t• l11·r -.mpl• 11hllo ... 11ph' · \\ t• 111•1·tl h•HJw~ l twn•flln· I \\IH' ', • .., ' puh ht r 11n I h1· ... 11•a11\ pn·t111·tahlt• \ ,., \ 1111 f111 .11)\ ch·\ l'lopml·nt I .11-.11 re•n)t•mtwr .1 h1•,1rm~ ht·fon · 1h1· l<l"),!1011al C11.i ... t.1I <'ornm1,..,111n 1n ll11nt 1n).!l1111 l11·al·h. \dll'n l>h1• JX1:wd .-.1·H·r .ii t 1mt• t•on .. umini:: qut·.,t111n ... dur ing tht• 1!1 '\1 11-. ... mn of .1 <»t.,t'. hul ldt lwfort· the H•h· 1-.1 mt· up In t•ont'lu-.wn. I ~11•rr·1• '4 tlh th1· '>Uj.:J..:t•,11110 th.II )t r' \\ lt'<lt•I -.h11ul<t n·,1gn fr11m th1· lti-gwn.il ('oJ,tJI and Jl-.o frnm lht· Ho.ml 111 Stqwn 1"1" llF:TT'I' lll·:n.F:I TrouMo «nrf' To lhc Editor T he l'Slabl1))hm1:nl 111 .in Oran~e Counly lraunrn lrt·at ment -;ystt"m <1nd tht· de~1J!n.1 lion of (1vt· hosp1tab :Jl> trauma cent E·r~ rt•re1 \'ed a duh11111 ' welcome h) the Dail} !'clot 1n 11' lead cditon ul on May l:l While t'Veryonl' ~hJrl'' th1· Pilot ·s concern1. :iboul rising i:osts. several m ajur point!> 111 volved '" thl' cfe~1~nat1on of th1• trauma ccntc·r~ nt'ed tn he 1•n1 p h as 111.'<l I The pul)hc I!> aln•ad} pa) Ullo! for trauma l':tfC• Trauma VH' t1m '\ art> bl'1n~ triaged b) paramedics and are bean~ taken lo the neare!>t hosp1lal emer~<m cy receiving cent<.•r Not ull hospitals. however, are pre pared ·to provide the type of Im· mediate care required To bnng all hospitals up to such levels of standby readiness would be in· n allonary and unnecessary By designating re~1onal centers the county is establishing a far more e ffi cient . e rtect1vc and economical system. 2. THE DESJGNATED hospital trauma centers, includ· lng Fountain Vallt)' CommuniLy Hospital. already ha ve all the necessary facilc Ues and eqwp- ment. That was one of the key elements included in the coun· ty's request for proposals and the survey which led to the re<- ommendation of the five sele<:t ed hospitals for trauma cente r designation. We do not have to add any new ,expensive eqwp- ment. We are already equipped to do the job 3. While 1t lS true tha t tra uma surgeons must be recruited for 24 -hour Immediate availability c a nd we h ave already done thia). this need not represent major additional costs either. Trauma patients are already paytn1 for thetr medical c1re. and the re1Jonal trauma centers antlrtpate 1 eufttclent patient load to complelelr ofrse.t any •d· ditionaJ penonne expen1e1. Your editorial a1lo urced aov trnmenl official.a nol lo "allow hospll-11 cute blanch• on all lhe latett new medlcal fadct\a 1nd the recrwtmeat o mo,.. h1).!lih p.11rf '-llr,;11 ,, ... r., h11-.p11.t1 11., H ' ll(•1·n "' '''"''' r ,11n1·'1 \\ ,. t ,JOCIOt af10 n••\lo h••fl' t'\JH'0'-1\ I 1·qu1µcnNll f.Jl'd1t11·' or 1•\ •·n n•·>' .,,.n "'''' "1lh1111t ol1t.11n1n.1. I ht• nt•\ l''';ir \ .1f1prt1\ .1h tof .... , 1•r;1l '·" t·r., 11( j.!t•\ l'rnrrwntJI Jj.!t'O<'ll'' Whtlt• not .tll hl"'IJll.tb n<-.-d to h.i \ t• all 1-.1111pmt•nt tht• f J t't n · 111.11n~ th.JI ,., 1·r~ patH•nt 1.il.t·n 111 J hc...,p1t;1l en .i hfr thrt•Jtt'ncnl.! c 111Hllt111n •'''"m"' th.it lhJt lw,111t.1I "t'<tllll>J)\'(J t•1 rJt•JI 11o 11h ttw .... lu.ition Suth '' nol Jl".1'' I ht• «·"'-' Jn1I I h1· dl'lt·rnHn.it 11111 11( "hwh ho~µ1t,il 'hould hJ\ l. '4 hll h ~ad~\'\ " J rt1ffil'ult hh• ur dt·.ith llt•c•...,111n I h.tl '' '411\ lht• dt•\ \•lopml·nt of I t'l!IOOJI t't•nk,..... for lodnl''.> 1l1Jl;. '" burn t'<l rt'. oq;:an tr;m,pl.intat1on and I r.1umJ t•ar1• m.1kl'"I 't'n'>v ho1h 1n lt•rrn' 11f 4uJl1t;. <·Jrl' and t'l'flCIOllllt'' {' \RL Tlllt:Ut A="'.\ \"1:-l.tnl 1\dmin...,tr ator f ountain \'allt•\ ('11 mrnun1t' lfo..,1111~1 I air Tax Hfl'for• 1'11 tht• Editor "' a 'en1<1r c·1t111•n Jnd <• nat1q• C:ahfomaan. I am run l't•r ned about the 1·01Hinucd 11o 1•lrare of Cahformu Propo:.1t1on 9 doei. not c·on tnbutt' to the needs of our :.tate Jt "'111 t•IU'nmale beneficial pro. g r ums Juc h as t h e fostl'r g randparent program in effect at our s tate hospitals for lhe physically and m entally han dicapped This pro~ram benefits both the handicapped ancl the senior citizen!> wilh limited 1n come . CAUFOaNIA needs lax n· form that 1s fair to all the citizens It s ho uld not be a politicaJ plum for an egotJslJcuJ 110lltician. A tax r eform s h ould be economically sound a nd fair to ull. Proposition 9 is not econ o mically sound and it rnors big business and the wealthy. WlNffRED SCHMrOT o ....••••• To the f.dltor: This county. lhl1 state and the country are at the edge of a cftff and it la up to the people to use the only v<Mce we have -our vote. The D~ocrata have con· trolled ua, abuted u1, over· c harged u a. eatabllabed a <.'rlminal Juttlce aystem that doesn't permJt our children to walk &.he atreeta. an educ1tJon1I eyatem that tuma out functional illltenles and a welf1re ayat.em that makes It more prollt1 bje to benon·producUve .. laON'IC\LLY, we contlstent· ly bud them lbe keys to Lbe .1 ... ~l mn Jt·rrv Urow\.,, Jant' Fon <1.l. Tom lh"<1en. !Ao McCarth' .111r1 th•· Ora n ~~ Count y ll1•mll<'ra1" who roun~ out lht• j.!Jnj? h.n t' <'rodl'<l lht• f.o~datm11 111 1h1' t•ounty and -.tat•• ~tin~ ,,, J j!roup t ht'' 1·11nt1m • Uw '..., 1 nl.! t111o1. .1rd t'l·ntra I 1 1g H rnt h1·r 1 c·ont rol 11f our IC\ l'' I !>ubm11 thal 11 I' long paM tht· t1mt· for u:. to R<'t off our h:md:-. Jnd ,·ot1• 1•very l>t•mocrat1c in r umbt'nl out of offlt·c LN'~ l>?l\1' the Republicans a c·hance t<i pul up or shut up from a pos1tJon u( maJun1y in our elecllH' offll't'~ Wt' cannot a fford tht.• pen dulum tu S'4inj.! an) fartht•r until !ht• Ol•\t t'lt·ct1on In Oran~t· ('ounl\ \lo't• r an be a trend !>Clter tl\ tununfo! J e rry Bro wn':. gan~ oul o f oHIC'<' Our motto :.hould lw · F:nd i.:ang h<1ra ~l>ment thro"' .1 lx•moc·rJloutofoffi rt' JOHN ROLF:H ffiglatC'Ofl Rtdt>• To tht' &11tor Re Ma) 12 Gloomy Gui. from "S aft.' and Sane ," I drivt:' a Ch('vt'tte. am nol iJ pot head and dnve the s peed hmat rn the fast Jane_ When I :.~ a dr1H'r cumin~ up, ~anting to pass, I move to tile lane to m y r il(ht <when· safe> The law states a drive r must do this. even though the car passing you 1s exceeding the !.peed hm1t ' .. Sh1Wt'r traffic keep right " F'lfty·fave 1s s low when ~Om\.'Ofle wants to pass you at 60 HELEN BECKER Hard LaMdi"fl To the Editor The Muy 8 story by Steve Mar. ble . "Troubled New J et G<>es On." was a very mis leading piece of journalism . The first paragraph made the statement. "the tail section on one of the new jets fell off during a recent test landing." "Fell off" is hardly accurate when later in the story Mr. Marble quotes the FAA as saying the landing was "five times as hard as a normal landing." JIM SATI'ERFJELD A vtotion W eek & Spoc~ TtCh"'°"'01 ~rted that MCDo91 · ntU·DollQZo. nglnttr.t Wtrt an· lldpotiltg ,,. OC9 would toe.ell tlw nmwor ~ it tDOI M•cendifto 01 a "m.Jc ratt" of "'1ltl /ttt pn ~. tt octuallfl ldt at 14 /m~lfcond. .U /ftt ~ Chat ltt • UmU •• U ~td tlw cmo rsoc "'°"9· tam •a:ni profi'-,'' ,,.,, maoamw laid Editor. • 1Acter1 from rtadna art wtlc01'1' Tfw '1gfl1 fO CoMtftlt ldftrl to f It 1JJOCf or tlimlnatt libri ia r~ Lfttm oJ 300 worda or '4!N wltl br giutft ~ltrmC"r. All lerrns muat m· clwk .tgnolure and moiling addrtu btd llGFMI fU~ bf WUMdtJ Ofl r~ """"if 111/ftcNrll ffill()ft "o.ppar~t. Poftry tc1ill not be S"'bli#ttd. ( ,. 'Angel' HmNew Romance NEW YORK (AP) - ··Angel" Cheryl Ladd, who has filed for divorce from husband Dnid Ladd. ha s a new boyfriend. But she says wedding bells won't be -~ringing -again any -time- soo" The blonde star •f ABC-TV's "Charlie s Angels" series appeartd at a Wella Coq:. luncheon with Brian Russell. a Scottish con · poser who said he had been romantically i•· volved,,_ with the actress for eigot moolbs. "It's out in the OJMI\ .now ... he said. . ~ iS!-L.adli. Jiled..J«. divorce from her fil11 producer husband Ja1. 16. A spokesman for I.Ai Angeles Superior Court said Ladd's attorne)IS had ftled no· papers an:l no judge was assigned b the case. Aliens Aided SAN DIEGO <AP> - A special task force it San Diego County i~ calling for on-the-Jot training for aliens who a spokesman said. coul< then "move up the lad> der in direct competitioa with America • workers." -- Thur9d1¥. -22. ,., DAIL y f'tLOT A ••. Free Vacation Lures Often .. Promoter Scam WASHINGTON CAP> -Free vaca• don.I: How often bave you Men them promoted la CCJUleltl or to I t you to ft.lit a new bualne11 or tout • land •ve1opmeat• ADd they IOWMI anat. Several d'Y• ln a vacatloo paradlae Ulle Lu Ve1u or Flonda at DO thar1e. BUT BE WAaV. Tbe natlonal council ol Bett~r Buatn s ew·Hws warns that the otter may not be U1 It ·~llll at nrat. The buttaua note that some "free" vacaUon often are leaJttmate But they say they ~elve hundreds of complaints every year about the large percentage Lhal are schemt:~ to np off the pubUc. Many prom<ltens requlre a small ree or deposit (usUf)ly $1S to $25) "for the hotel room" before giVlng out the certJficate. This certificate generally enlttles the buyer lo a three-day, two-night vacallon, but with cond1tions and limitations that are not always clearly spelled out. THE BUREAUS REPORT that in some cases, even after paying for the "free" certificate, buyers have pro- blems scheduling their visit Some firms. they report. make it virtually i~ible-t.o use-theit--certificates by repeatedly refusing requests for specific dales an hopes the buyer will eventually give up. Teacher Fired For Sex Change Ge~ Back ·Pay ,..._ ,. -~ ._. ~SAN FRANClSCO (AP)-A/ormer Emeryville school teacher SUS~f'tded after undergom; ? sex-chante opera- tion has won a coun battle to gein back pay from the Erne.,. Unified Scitool District. Without comment. the sf ate Supreme Court let stand Wednesday a lower rourt decision rt"Quiring the schootdistrict lo give back ;>ay ID Steve Dain The district sought a hearini by the high court. contending ruling~in favor of Dain. once known as 0 n s K. Richards, conflicted with previous de- c1s1oos Dain, as Miss Richards. was employed as a physical education teacher in the 1975-76 school year and took leave from Dec. 8, 19"5 through June 30. 1976 lo take part i.3 a gender change program. ( CON UMER ) And tr • date ls arranaed. Lhe buyer may find that tbe only expeDH eovered by the certificate ls the hotel room and not always as "first rlai; " u touted. This leaves the buyer to cover such other costs as tra v~.._ meals. dnnks. car rental and eo form. lo some cases promotors offer what are called bonus coupons for "free" meals. discount gambling. car rentals or golf. HOWEVER, AGAIN there are like· ly to be condJttons attached. such as eating between 2 a.m . and 5 a.m. or gambhng m certam casmos only at odd hours. Other bonuses often are available free to hotel guests anyway. In other cases. people arrive at their hotel only to be bounded by salespersons or racmg a requ1rement to attend sales meetings or spend a day looking at property. The bureaus urge people who "wm" or consider buying such vaca-troo-~etlfffcafes-fo invesffgate carefully to learn what the package does and does not include GET THE NAME or the hotel m· volved and call to see 1r rooms are being held for the promoter. Before leaving home. personally confirm re· servat10ns with the hotel, airlrne. car rental company amtsb forth. Know exactly how much money must be put down. whether this de· posit is refundable and how lo get th~ refund find out lf promised rree meals are.. ava1lahle at reasolWlble~~rs ·and how lo get free gambling 'money if it 1s offered. • \heck with your Better Business Bureau for a rehab1bty rep<>rt on the promoter. Seed if e .. Birds Topic of Show A slide presentation cntiUed "Sea Creatures and Shorebirds" will be s hown June 4 at St. Clemente 's Episcopal Church in San Clemente. The program is sponsored by the South Coast Audubon Society and to· eludes color slides taken by A. B. Wimpey, district representative or Photograph Society of America. For information. call 482-2:588.. Salt Water Flyer This 30-foot cutter-rigged sailboat Ls hardly the Boeing Co. yacht. But it Ls one of six the aircraft builder constructed in 1936. The boat will be restored in Tacoma for future ex.hibi· lion in an aviation historical museum. Pair Face Pyra"!_~d Ch@.~ges_ .. A Newport a ·each woman and a LaHabra man have been ordered to appear 1n llc1rbor Muo1c1pal Court on June 3 to answer charges that they -.ere involved last week in an "endless chain" pyr1tm1d game scheme. Letters announc rng th e m1sdt'mt-..inor c harges were mall ed We dnes da> b> the Orange Count> D1str1ct Attorney·~ offlct' to Loi~ M Zimmerman. 40 , or 1527 Antigua Wa y. !':ewport Beac h. and Larry D. Kor~meaer. 40. of LaHabra Reports seeking the complaints wt-re filed by Costa Mesa and Irvine police after underco..-er officers attended an al· Police Lt. Jack Calnon leged pyramid game tn ·said Mrs. Zimmerman the Zimmerman home 1s suspected as "host" 1n Dover Shores. and "operator" of the About 50 p y ramid game and t h at geime partJc1pants. each Korsmeier ts suspected allegedly carrying Sl.000 a s ·'coo rd t n at or - for use an the scherQe. operator." gathered last Thursday __;_ ________ _ night at an lrvme hdlel .and then drovt! to the Zim m e rman ho01e . Costa Mesa police sat~. (~OME S8oPPtNG THIS SUNDAY A-T N-M NEWPORT BEACH! We re now open Sundays from 12 noon to 5 p m. NM ¥A4'tManeut VVWWff At Neiman-M~cus you'll find French T-shirts with style. Sweatshirts with savvy. More T-shirts just for fun. And they' re all on Sale! 25o/o to 50% off. Were 22.00 to 48.00. Now 16.00 to 24.00. Egyptian knit cotton. In a boat-IOad of brights. Assorted styles. N·M ,,cckasivel. S-M·L sizes. Sport Shop, Newport Beach Starting Sunday, we're open noon to 5. N-M Beverly Hills; open 10 to 6; N-M Newoo11 Beach. ooen 10 lo 6. Mon .. Thurs • Fn . 10 lo 9 , --- ·- GENERAL NEWS Gay's Military Rights Upheld .. ,._.....,.. ... c ... ,. Former U S Bud1'f't Dirt"<' lor Bert Lance. acquitted last month of misusing bank (unds. is back m court seek mg clearance declaration on three bank fraud charges llll.WAUX S <AP> Tbe Arm1 =t aol d•1ttlar1• a IOlclMI' a.aae aw or aM ll lloa>OMaual. S Dbtrltl ~~ Ttrtnl't T Evu1 ha1 ln 1 <'••t brou1bt b) a Mil• 1uk"" woman .,ho t'laJCM(t IM w dtil<'h&rat'd bttau.tfl aho ••• 1 klablan. ''&IU aaki an Arm) ~auon n-qulriftc ~ dia<"harse ot ~ ... who ea.biblt "horuowxu1l t&oMotl . *1~ or lnl<'f'ftt," ~C'CI lf they do noc takt' p•rl 10 h omoa~&ual bfoh1,10r, "' unron1Utut.ional THE &llLE \'lolatt'd lhe t'tnit. Fifth &Dd Ntnlh Am••ndmMts w the ll S Constitution Evan:. :-itlld Mtnttm lh·n Shal1lm. 32, tt r e!l ervt' Army serae•nt dtscbatgt'd De<" l . 1976, &) "unswtable," su~-d the :.t-cmary o f the Army and the rom manduig off&<'~r of the 3rd 9rt1• ot ll\• Mtl\ RHerve TralNNI Ohl k'tn ln Mll••'*" TM f..r dld "°' otf tr any ••ld•n11• to ahow Na . lh n • ha h> "' • n 1 1 1 • d • n hmn •\aAJ • ll or made toua.I advanl'u t ow1rd female l<\lthen 8he hid admitted her twlmo.w,uallly ln convenallona • llh ftllow reHrvlata. In an t.ni.n w wtlh • reporter for a mUitary Mwwpaper &nd dwina • dau ah• tau,bt for drlfi ••r~«1ant1 when he topic of 1>"9 Udlc'\I WU dis<"~ed. S o waa ordered relnatAated lmmedletely There was no ml'olion ol back pay lo Evans' order ~rnmenuJ r•iut•Uon," Evans 11ld Army ptta0nnel described Ma. Ben·Sbalom aa an exemplary soldier and excellent drill lnatructor. Evam said that the record showed "that her sexual preferences bad as much relevance to her military ak1lla u did her 1eoder or lhe cok>«' of her skin. ~ broad aweep of this regulation substantially Impinges lhe First Amendment rilhtJI of every soldier to free assodatlon, expression and speech." Evans said the regulation would make soldiers afraid to associate with anyone suspected of being a homosexual or to t'l'ad "anything that might be construed as a homosexually oriented book or magaiine bomoeouallty." Evans said, ad· dine 1uch statement.a are p~ tected by lhe Flrst Amendment The 1overnmeot eootended decllLona on who ls nt to serve, other internal mllitary m att.en and laaues of natiooa! defeue abould be d«icSed by mflitvy persoanei or Cooireu and DOt b y tbe courts. lt aaid Y a . Ben ·Sbalom'a rights to due proceu were protetted lo a series ol military proceedinga. Imnates Complain LOS ANGELES CAP> -ln- matft at the Los Angeles C.OUOty ~~~!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!II!~ local news, sports and advert1si~ ta yoo f!Yf!<V day 1n the bright, lively. 1 n t eresting Bau::Won. 351st Rtg1meot. 4th 642...(321 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::...;.::........:=-~~ ''Wllll.E THE LAW re ma.ms unutlk-d .., to whet.her private ~nuaJ ronduct bt'twttn consent 1na adUlts 1a prote<:ted by the nghl ot privacy ... lbe court bt'llrvf'S that constit utional prh1a('y prlnc1ples clearly pro- lt<'l ont>'s sexual preferences in and of lht-mselves from gov DAILY PILOT Jail have complained t hat severe overcrowd.in& u f<>tting some inmates to sleep In walkways or rttreation rooms and that conditions are worse than two years ago when a judge ordered the situation improved MOST IMPORTANTLY, no soldier would even want to make any statements that might be in- terpreted as su pporting _ Lunherge New VSC President SPf"('lal a.o tht-Dally Pilot LOS ANGE LES -The Unwers1ty of Southern Cahforrua has announced the~ appointment of Dr. James H. Zumberge as president Dr. Zumberge, 56. 1s president of Southern Methodist University, and ~111 sucettd Dr. John R. Hubbard. who is retinng in August. r A ~ge.in the.p\iblic interest from Huntington lntercotturtunity Hospital u HE HAS. BEEN 7HE' s~u j)J s1JieuL sm.nt..... ·-· --------,..-~~--1'1J'T~ ~scl\a-n ce llor or 'the Uni versit-y or Nebraska:Llncoln from 1972 to 1975. dean of \he College of Earth Sciences ~t the Univers.lty or Antona from 1968 to 1972. and president ot Grand Vallt'y State College In M i<'h1gan from 1962 to 1968 . Dr Zumb<>rge was a" ardro his R A and Ph D in geolo~y from the Universal\ or Mtn n e s o t a . f 0·1 I o " 1 n A servt('(• a<; a M:Jrint' in World War (( J fl' I!> th(• author or 10 books. anC'ludang tht• tc>xt "The Ekmc·nt.s of GeolOAY." and of more than 100 Journal Jrt1cle:. and papers. Dr Zumbergc, a member of the An· ZUMBERGE tarct1c Advisory Com m1ttee to the ll S. Department of Stat e. as thairman of the (·omm1lt<.'<' on 1ntemational polar rr lations of the polar r('Scarch bt>ard or lhe Na t1ona l Academ\' or ~·1t·nl'C ... tic ha'> been actp,f• d \ ~lac1olog1~t arid ch1er or)(aJltl.cr for i.everal An t J relit l'Xpt-dit ton., HIS /\\\ARDS I NC'J,l'DF. THE Jam<.'S II Zurn 1*rge L.1brary namC'd in ha s ho.nor at Grand Valley ('ollege. and Capt· Zumlwq~e. Antarct1ca. named in ha ... honor 10 19fi'I He hold-; thn l' honor;.il") dt'grecs. an LL D from Grand \'alh-y Collcgt· m 1979. an L II U from Nebrask<1 Weslt·> an l'nivers1ty in 1972. and an L L D fro m K w ans l' 1 Ga k u 1 n Un 1 v er st l y . l'\1sh1nom1)a. Jap<1n. in 197!* Dr Zumb<>rgt' belongs to S1~ma Xi . Americirn Geophysical Union. Amcncan As!>OCiallon for the Ad\ ancement of Sc1tnce. Ge<>log1cal Society of America 1 F r>llov. >. ~oc1ety or Economic Gcolog1s~. and others In 1974. he was appointed b} Pr~tdent Ford to a s ax year term on the Na t 1onal Sctence Bn;.i rd lfe as a member of the board of overseers of th<· Hoo' t r lnstJtut1on. HE IS OlAIRMAI\ OP THE v1s1t10g commit tee of the General Motors lnslltutc In add1t1on. he is a director or Diillas Power and Light Company, General Amen<· an 011 Company. and Dresser Jn dustr1es Dr ZumbE.'rgc "as born in Mumeapohs and 1s marned to the former Manlyn Edwards. They have four children. John. J oEllen. James aod Mark. Irked Jerseyites Seek Sucession AVALON, N.J . <AP> -The deputy mayor of Egg Harbor Township says a move to have eight southern New Jersey counties form a 515t state bas picked up lhe s upport of four mayors and is being considered by 40 municipaHUes. Joel Jacovit:z also said signatures to pla~ lbe q uestion on the November ballot are being gathered at the rate of 1.000 a week. And be pre- dicted the question could pass because of "vo~r apathy" in the northern part of the state. Backers of secession contend the statehouse is controUed by North Jersey residents. tr voters ap- prove the measure, it would have to have lhe COO· sent ol the state Legislature aod Congress. Diploma& Available PEKING (AP> -In ao attempt to relieve overCJ'O'W'Cling ln Cb.lnese colle1ea. a Peldq UD· tvenlty that br'Olldcuta ltl stud* onr public television bas offered to &rant diplomat to.,.,_. who tat. the COUl'la OI' ltUdila CID"'bll OWD Md tben= a final a.am. ntftr'fity Rrelldent Gau Shi~ wnD la tbe Petlnl Daily that &be diploma WW Halla· ble even II tbe applicant la DOt formall.J ...-oUed ln UM 9dm md -Writ U.. certlftcates wtl1 be r9C· oPiMd by tbe •late. ,,. un1"'9lty bu men tbaD 40,000 Rudlata taklaa ltl COUl'MI, t.b ......... tbt amua1 enroll· ·-al Petlal'• • rum. ........... ol ldOer' lu.ndal, Guan uld. a.c-of It""'*' m0ece fHIUdee, t7 percent of Odll11t madeatl are unable to .... the ~•ul•r adloola. • -· . . ' us. ,--~---------------------, ... 8 c.. ~ E .~ ..r::. ... ... ::l u I I I I I I I I I I : Huntington Intercomrnunity H~ital ; 842-1473 '------------------------~ Wht.-n a medical emergency strikes, every min~tc become~ precaous wtuk you,re seeking professional help. lllat's why it's so ve;:ry unportam to know where your hospital's Emergency Dcpanmcnt 1s located. At Huntington lnterconununity Hospital, we want you to be abk to fmd us and fmd us fast in che event of an emergency. The map above highlights our location. It also provides~ with the faster routes to our doorstep. Cut out the map and put it ~platt when: you can find it in an instant -perhaps on your ~frigcrator door or over your telephone. In an emergency, you'll be glad you did. Insta-Care ™ is an•ther way we speed up emergency care. Inst.a-Care cmergt:ncy mc.-dtaJ care is based upon one simple but important premise: your m<U1c.al problem comes before anything else -including paperwork! Byli lling out an Insta-Carc identification caid and carrying it with }~our Emergency Dc..'J>3.fU?lCllt staff will have most of the medical histoy they need in tlk: event of an emergency. While it is not~ to have an lnst:a-Can: card for you to ~vureaoncnt at our ho5pit.al, it can l f you should ever need ~rgcncy medical treatment at , Huntington Intcrcoounumry Hospital, you can be sure you II get the best. Our staff is specially trained in emergency -:;;;;--=----==---=-• procedures and has the full-service facilities and often 'lpccd up anergmcy care. • In~~ idcntifiatioo cards :11C fn:c. equipment of our hospital behind them . Make a trial~ It's a good idea to plan ahead how you wouJd get to Huntington lntcrrommwliry Hospital in oasc of an ~cy. Why not drive over the route you wOOid take. Is the~ an alternate route that is faster? If you call (714) 842·1473, WC wouJd be haJ>Pr to arrange a cour of our hospital, including the Emcrpcy Department, for you and your funily. .~~~ You pick them up for you and every man of your &mily in the Emergency ~t. Just call us. Then drive to our Emc~ Dcpartmcn~ pick up your fmc: i lnsta~ idcntificatioo aids, and visit our Emc~cy ])cputmmt. • Ar-Hun(\igron futmxmmoniry-- H~tal,lt to prmidc you with the ~ best 111 heal care services in a axnmunity hospital hc~. Insu..earc ancssaicy medical care i · ust one of these services. Huntington lntercommunlty Hos 17772 Beach Blvd./Hunringtoo Beach, CA 92646 Telephone (714) 842-1473 _ .. --------;.-----~~---------------------------~------ VOL. 73, NO. l"3, l SECTIONS,~ PAG6S · \'o•rffo•••••n Dally N.-wHpap•r J TWENTY·FIVE CENTS Bluebird Canyon ~estrictio~s · Revisedf 8y DON CHAPMAN Of .. Dell'f ""' --St ale coutal (Ocnmiulonen. Polnt.tna to a pattern or pubtlc funda uud in d tsHler re construct\on. have rtlatned modified bulldina restrklioos for three Blue bnd Canyon landJUde victims who want lo rebuild in their neiahborhoods Commissaoners. in an ap parent policy setting move, re fused t o e liminate a deed ffil trlcUon d~allna w11h ell&Jblll· l}' ror public cilnater tund1. But they a1~ lo chan1e wordJtt& that referred to "reco&niaed µotentaal hnard " Tht W\an,mou~ vote c1tme on •n a~al by former Bluebmt rHid nu. Colin Ashlins. Geor~e Randall and Steve Wander. The properly owners asked ::.tale commis1uonen to overrule th~ regional coastal panel The panel had proposed deed restric· Hone be placed on Blaeb\r~ bulldjq per ml.-. '9ore than two dozen t*Del were detlroyed ln the ()et. 2, 1978 landslides . Some residents are now in the process ol re- bu1ldmg Deed restrictipns apply only t.o re1ddents who plan t.o add 10 per- cent or more Uvtng space ooto their homes. Dale Ghere. president ot the Bluebird Knolls Commv.nity As· ,.,.., ........ HUGE TREES LIE UPROOTED ALONG TOUTLE RIVER IN WASHINGTON NEAR VOLCANO Weather Hampera Search for 90 Mlaalng Peopte aa Rumbling Begtna Apln Kid Sex ·Case Goes To Court A Laguna Beach photographer races arraignment next month in Orange County Superior Court on c harges he photographed nude c hildren. rurnished youngsters with marijuana and performed an illegal sex act with a minor. Norman Isaac Lewis. 36. of 963 Santa Ana St., was bound over to Superior Court this week follow- ing a week-long preliminary hearing in South Orange County Municipal Court. Laguna Beach police arrested Lewis at his ho m e in mid· January after members of the so uth county Major Cr ime Suppression Team obtained search warrants for the phtog· rapher's home, automobile and office. Police claim they confiscated nearly five shopping bags full of slides. motion pictures and still photographs -some allegedly recording young Laguna Beach children in nude poses. Laguna Beach investigator Danell Adams claime d two La'guna Beach children under the age of 15 are portrayed in slides confiscated by police. Prosecutor. David Himelson said the attorney for Lewis at· templed to negate the legality of the police search warrants dur· ing the preliminary hearing but to no avail. (See KID SEX, Pate AZ) Coast Weather Variable cloudiness. becoinlDI moatry sunl\y Friday afternoon. Lows tonlibt in mid 505. Highs Friday in uwer 808. 1N818E TO•A 'Y It ,_ J$ Mik• of ttGck and o """""" of ~·· It ""'' on ~ricUy. And « ,.,,., 0 pro/it. Sn PoOfl C3. Volcano Victims Search Hampered VANCOUVER. Wash. IAP) Geologists said toda.y I.hat Mount St. Helens is occasionally rum- bling and steaming, but tbat does not indicate it is about to erupt again. With the number of known dead at 14, the bad weather today ha mperedthesearchfor71 people still reported missing in the area. But the rain was welcome in e a stern Washington. northern Idaho and pa rts of Montana, where it was washing away the volcanic dust that had collected up lo 7 inches deep in places. Two s eismogr aphs on the vo lcano det e cted "seis mic noise" from 5 p.m. Wednesday to I a m. today, s aid Crai g Weave r . a U .S. Geologi cal Survey scientist at the Universi· ty of Washington in Seattle. The seismic noise was snnilar to the harmortic tremors that in· * * * dicate the movement of molten rock. called magma, or gas within the "9lcab0, ht aald. ·'The most probable fn · terpretatioo ia that it represents the upward movement of material again," Weaver said. But Tim Hait of the USGS later said at a news conference that the seisntic activity should not be taken as an indicator of any movement of molten rock or imminent eruption. He said it was a textbook example of what happens after a major volcano eruption. In the meantime. he said. ·'The mountain is intermittently a nd vigorously steaming to 10.000 feet." The noise detected last rtight d1Hered from a harmonic tremor in that it had a low a mplitude and a "jerky" nature (See VOLCANO, Page A.2) * * * President Carter Views St. Helens PORTLAND. Ore. <AP) - Pre sident Carter flew witbln three miles or the volcanic sum-mit of Mount St. Helens ln southwest Washington today and declared, "Someone described ll as the moonscape, but the moon looks like a golf coune com· pared \o what's up there." Flying into a mountainside snowstorm at 1,500 feet in a small Marl.De Corps helicopter. Carter told reporters he saw sreat pUes of mud "that used to be mountains, .. deep craten and steamy melting ice tbat be called icebergs. (Related photo, Page A3). ~ "It's a borrible·looking slgbt," the president said. "I don't know if there's anything else like it in the world." Asserting that the devastation exceeded his expectations, Carter predicted an expensive decades-long clean-up effort. He bad pledged federal help upon bis arrival in Portland on Wednesday Qlibt. Aner the aerial tour, the presi- dent dro\re to Lonfview, Wub., to vltit a Red CroN eme.r~y shelter. Loacvtew and nettbbOI': lq Kelao are tb:reat.ened by a pouibfe mudslide from Sptrit Lake below tbe mountain. He planned to return to Tat~ rrom-u.enu(lly at· ran1ed trip lat.er today. Tbrae baltcower1 c1ra1aa :=:,:o -===1..-==~ .... idential aircraft on the inspec· lion tour. The journali&ta m· eluded a de leg,tion from newspapers and broadcast sla· lions in California, which holds a key presidential primary elec· lion June3. * * * Ash Fouling Up the Mail SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -U.S. Poetal Service of· ficials say patrons who are mailing aouvenjr samples ol the volcnlc ub from Mount St. Helena in Washington are caua1D1 problems wUb mall· bandlinl equipment. J . F. Morris, western ft· gional postmaster general, said some people are maWnc ub from tbe volcano ln or~ en· velopes which are-..-an1 and tbreate•IDI to dama1e t.be eq= ''The Hb I be ll'Hledas~• a p r•e c Io u a I U ·t o I gluswant," llordl Aki. "1f muet be pac• br · ~~ . .......,.. tne .. ,.,.._ .. aat ac· CllUI*',. soclation. said be relt the com· miaaion had made "suppoai· Uoos" about federal emeraency policies. "I tblnk the commiasioners are t.rytng t.o work their way through a problem . They're try. ing lO develap a policy. It's 10· ing to require repetitions and de· bate.'' Ghere said. The restriction in questi()f) - berore It was modified by the commission -stated "the appU- cants understand that construc-tion m the face ot these rec . ognbed potentiaJ haiard8 may make them ineligible for public disaster funds or loans . • ·' ··R e cogn ized p o tential haiards" was rewritten to "pa.st instability of the slt.e5." The Bluebi rd association representatives insisted their neighborhood was stabilized following the landslide. WhUe the Bluebird group was seeking to eUmlnate restrict.loas. on building permits. tta IMICOllCI· choke wu a deed restriction such as that imposed in Sep.. tember on Richard Harley ot the association. Tltal restriction states future buyers be made aware of the slide and Harley agree to waive future clalrM aiaLnst the com .. mission in the event of earth' movement Too Many Problems LB S@:raps P-lans On Senior Houses, A senior citizen low-cost hous· iog project atop a two-level public par)<ing lot an downtown Laguna Beach has been lolled hr ett,.· 0oanetl -members after nearly twoyean or negotlalloos-.. T ernilng fJie project a "vmite elephant." and citing e&bi· tanl costs. the massive SlZe of the bullding, and problems with the developer. Laguna council members voted t.o cease negolia· lions for the Glenneyre Street project. As originally envisioned. the three-level project would con· tain 73 apartments on the top level that would be rented to older citizens at a low cost. Beneath the apartments would be more tban 200 par1ciftg spaces on two-levels, at.op wbal is now the street leve l municipal park· mg lot between Gleane)'Te Street and Ramona Aveoue. Bu&. cowad1 frwt.raion at tat cl ty •a iublli&y \o reaol ve dil · ferences with Windlor Pacific De v e lo pment Co . l e d to Tuesday's action to e nd the project. Wlndlor Pacific was seleeted more u.an .. year •10 by rederaJ Housing and Urban OeveJCJP* ment offidala \o wort with tbe city oo a low-cost housing struc· lure ror sertior citizens. At that time. the Los Angeles-based development company said it could construct the two. level parking structure below Citizens View Specific Plan In Dana .Point Support for reduced housing densities, commercial zonjng, parking and street alignment in the Dana Point Speclrlc Plan ba5 been voked at a pubUc hearing at Dana Hills High School. During the two-hour Orange County Planning Co mmission hearing Wednesday night, coun- ty officials and developers ex- plained sections or the document two years in preparation. After they were finished, three residents commented on the final draft of the plan. All three were s upportive of the draft. Erika Mills. of the Thun· derbird Homeowners Associa· tion, relayed that group's back· ing of ,Wdelines in the docu- ment. Sbe s aid the homeowners s upport density reductioo ln the central portion of Dana Point, a commercial center planoed ror the intersection of Golden Lan· tern and Acapaleo streets. The homeowners also support park- i ng, s treet exteoslon, aod landscaping recommendations in tbe plan, she said. Commissioners. wbo also praised the document. cont.iaued the bearina to a June 3 meeting at tile Oraqe County Hall ol Ad· m1nlttratlon1 Sanla Ana. Tbe Board ol Supervisors is expected to receive the plan in July. the seruor housina for $754,000 structure would be more in the After HUD approval of lhl' ne ighborhood of $1.3 to $1.9 developer. Windsor officials an· millloo ... n<?,U.QS~ ... Uu; $~L oL Ul.-i:. .... o.ua""'r_.k ... 1n,.e--... •<o.;iSiee-·oo-• .... rs-1NG.~ •• t.u.._...,......,_~=:~ NO"ilarnlon,-·' . ( Hurlbut Resigns SC Council Seat By .IOBN NEEDHAM OI .. o.tr ,.._. \\aft San Clem ente Ctty Coun- cilman Roy Hurlbut , appointed to the counctl Feb 9 m a storm of controversy, rest&aed this morning. Hurlbut's resipation is efrec· ti ve lmmediately. In h15 ieuw ol reatioaUoa.1 ~ be sald .. true hanDOQf cioWo not be •chined with the members or the present council .. He also said ht' hoped San Clemeote citlun.s would elect three i:~':~ Council m~mben in • apecia.I eledion. an obvious rerereoce lo the p e nding r ecall o r Mayor Karoline Koester Hurlbut walked into the of(jce of City Clerk Max Bera tJili morniQg and placed his letter of resignation oo Berg's desk Hurlbut 's appointment to the council look place in a storm ol protest that resulted with former Mayor Roy Hamm being served w1lh a recall notice Ha mm was charged with 1g· noring a 2,000-slgnalure pelltion that sought a special elecllon to fill the t'OW'lcil seat vacated by MyrtLS Wagner. who died Jan. 12 Instead . Hamm and coun· calmen Edward Kalsched and R ic hard Ahlman a ppointed Hurlbut Feb. 9 JUSt before an an· gry group disrupted the meet· ing. Mayor Koester faces a recall election June 3. If s uccessful. her seat, aJong with those o( Hurlbut and rnterim council LagaaaBassle O..ty ~ .... s...i ,,_ HE'S HAD ENOUGH Ex-COUncilm•n Hurtbut member Thomas O'Keefe will appear on the special ballot ia November O'Keefe was named to tM council following the resignatioo las t month of former Mayor Roy liamm. 'The special election in November was called in order for voters lO elect a permanent council member for that seat. Hurlbut could not be reached for comment oo his resignation today. Fire Access Road ~red by County Rejecttng a las t -minute bargaining attempt by a land- o w n e T , Orance County supe.rvison ordered Wednesday that legal condemnation pro- ceed.inp begin to purchase prop- erty for a fire access road in Laauoa Beach. The road will link Arch Beach Helgbta t.o the Top or the World fire station for quicker fire and emerseney aid, officials said. Durinf a discussion that ,,ew heated at times. supervisors turned down an offer by a prop- erty owner's attorney, Marlene A. Fox, to cranl the county Ucenae \o tbe lud in Ueu ol con- demnatJ.on. • 'Tbilt propoeaJ 1rill put ... end to tbe e.a..nnation proceed· .,... Md NV• a lot ol Ume Md tu~J!lll'I ~.t tbe Newport Beacti lawyer .-ca. .. b.11 ............... Lout.a aod It.lee Oottscbalt ln tbelr at· tempt.I to pnweot IAJ:l = ...... ~ .... llNDt, te .,._, U. portion ol tbllr' property that fall:o= tM •Usnmeat ol the Pl ftre road. Tbe acte11 r'08d .w>uld .,low Top of the World firemen to shave olf half lbe seven minutes respooae time it lakes Agate St reel firefighters to reach homes in Arch Beach Heights, according to a letter from Laguna Beach Ci\y Mana1•1- Kenneth Frank. • Ms. Fox said the Gotlschalb opposed construction or the ~ road because they fear ita use may later be 4:t-:Sed to In·,. elude bicycle or · 1 trails. • The license Idea announced~ Ms . Fox surprised bottl Supervisor Tbomas Riley, ~ directed CCJUDl)' oe1ouauons a.t Wllllam Keiser, tbe 1\tornez repreunttni tbe clty. • .. . .. .. under u.e plan. u..:3 would • • *1'-000 u~ ute of tM lMd I« em vehiclescmb'. .. • 8ut ~ K ...... and Riley ,.• Jeeted &be Idea. .. m...c llller 1"' feODw •\IJ)entton VO(.ct to belln ~ demnatlo!'J)roeee4ln11 ~ adol)t • rtlalu! .. "'*'* .• \he La&una Beach CitJ CouncUt ~ I -- --·-·-·· .. --. _ .... ---.-.....-.-........... ---------------------------------_. ___ ---- NP YORK CAP> -QaM Muhattn Bank. Ole ftaUoo 't ' Wnl·--t commercial bank. cut It.a prime rat• on.• run ,_r~ PO&nt to tS\\ pet'ffftt lOd•y pu1bln1 I.he prime to lll lowett lewJ 1n moalhs 8anbr'1 Trott Co • \ht el1btb·lar1u t bank. quickly , •atcbld &be H'-· Al\Mqlt IDOi\ MM• •reo qUOllJlt a prime , rat• ol lt~ Pl'~ ual11b aakl \bey expKt l.lle lower ra'-lo apn8d ~ lbe bankiDI tadmu, The prime ~ interest rate wnu t'harae on loan! to their m o.\ cttdih1,'0f'thy corpor•t~ customen peaked at 20 perC'tnt 1n early April and hu 11tnce bHn on U\e df'rllnt ._. •• ltftotff.-•1t C•adlff•f't LYNDHURST. N J 1 API Republican prfflden\J1tl clU1 dldate Geor1e Buab said ~ he ls u nt'elln1 campaJan eventa "' ln New JerMy tbJ1 wMhnd to allow Ume fur • poUUcal soul • " aearcblna aeasaon at hl s home In Houlton. Buah lOld reporttr• a dtt111lon on whether to end his two year QI.Miit fM ~ Wtutt> House could come u. early as Sunday ...... ~··· 8edt1 f 'oaoul J ULIAN <AP > The partly d~omposed body ot a 13·year· old girt reported missing in December has been ide ntirted by her parents as Sharon Let> Winston Sheriff'i. officers said the San Diego girl was strangled A couple taJung pictures found the body late TuHday about rive feet off California 78 near Scissor':. Crosi.intt. The girl was a student at Marston Junior High School in San Diego Dollar ffixed: 6old Drop" LONOON--tAPr ~ ..,.he value of Ule dottar will mtxed agatnst leading world c urrencies today In Tokyo, the dollar fell ror the third s traight day. closing at 224.025 yen. down Crom 224.95 at Wednesday's close. Gold traded in London at $503 an ounce. a drop of S9 75 Crom Wednesday's close. lt traded in New York at $501. down $4.50 In London. silver opened at $10 89 an ounce. down from w~·s closing $11.85 an ounce. ll traded in New York at Stt.eo up. cents, after dipping brieny below $11. 'IZ f(IQH I• :ll,,.a•blaM · NEW DELHI, India <Al» -Afghan schoolgirls and boys - aome carry1na arms -clUbed with soldiers in Kabul this wee« in renewed anti-Soviet demonatratiam that killed 12 persons, a lru~tfNm. Attlt.-....n MJO.today. ----.. -~ .. • .. '\Jgfria Hal•~• OU Pri«-t--=-------11y Tlie-~aaocii'fea ~ - - Nigeria rah ed the price of its crude oil S2 a barrel today. becoming the last major supplier of oil to the Umted States to take that step, a newsletter reported. Petroleum Intelligence Weeltl)'. said t he West Afghan coun· try raised the price of its best oil. known as bonny c rude. to $36. 71 a 42-gallon barrel Nigeria 1s the second -lar~est supplier or crude 011 to the United State~ lawyers Supporting . . Incumbent Judges The Orange Count) Trial bawyen Aasociallon baa eo- cl,l> rs ed all 13 incumbent ll'lunicipal and s uperior court .tudges running in the June 3 election Byhower said the trial lawyers a ssociation board or directors studied each contested election involving nn Incumbent judge and made 1Ls endorsements ac· cordingly F ifty-two candidates In all are running for 17 municipal and superior court judgeships In the June election .. * * •1 oswaa aaoou 1aW1N Oll .. o.#y,....,.... Con1ult1nh hired to map future dnclopmeot of Orana• County'• JoP.n Wa1n• Airport beve ttcomtnendld the maln l'W'\WI)' be extendeci 't3'f feet to the north, It wu learned today. T he plan. by VTN CoJ\SOUdat t"d of Irvine, would place lhe runway end jUJt abort of the Route 406 San Diego Freeway Such a runway extenalon. lbe cooaultunts said, would allow lft increase lo 75 average dally ruehts out ot the county strip and still m eet present 0011e lJ tandards of larger . quiet aircraft. Presently, there are.fabout 41 ¥veraged&ilfOiC.hb. Co.st of the runway extensioo mi&bt range up to S8 million. de· 1s b andied on "incompa tible properties" on or near the 20 acres or land that would be in· volved. The main runway, tbe co~ult· ants' report s rud, would also be strengthened to handle heavier a ircraft. The consultanta said they like lhe Idea or the main runway ex tension because they believe 1t would reduce jet aircraft noise in the Santa Ana Heights area Contacted m Los An geles to day. District 7 Ca!Trans officials said they haven't yet S"'1 re said they haven't yet s een rec· ommendations In the runway nearer the San Diego Freeway They noted the present main run way doesn't interfere with freeway operations. "If It 's changed. we'll have to analyze -th tfl'1Hl et . · • a '" efl1'ran s ~kesma,n said. "._ . .. The extension would also re- qulr~ .approval of the Fedenl Aviation AdminJstratlon <FAA >. Orange County's m ain runway is now 5,700 feet long. With the recommended ex· tension. It would become 6.437 feet The longer runway was just one of 45 recommendations list cd by VTN consulta nts m the second part Of their C'O m pre hensivc master plan pro· p1•i.als. Other recommendaoons include -ExpansloG of tbe passenger terminal at Its present site. -Cml&nctlon of a general aviation terminal. -Restriction of lllgb-rlle buildings in areas close to the airport, including in the cities ol Costa Mesa. Irvine, Newport Beach, Santa· Ana. Tustin and unincorporated county territory. Those and 41 other suggestions were outlined ln part two ol the airport's $300,000 master plan, re leased th.la week to Orange County officials by VTN .::. At a press conference this ·lnorning, spokesmen for the "1100-m e mbe r group said In • troduction or politics into the ·iudicial races was wrong and ·tell that incumbent judges who had shown during their terms the} were "C'ompetent and fair minded" should be kepl 1n or fice Receiving e ndori.e ments by the group were incumbent .superior Court judges Frank ·jlr1seno. Leonard Mc Bride . Bar Panel Backs 13 of 17 Judges Ro nald Prenner and Mark .!5oden. 1-• M unic1pal Court Judges en· dorsed by the trial lawyers .sroup were Carl Frank. Edward Laird. Eugene Langhauser, .J\ic h ard Orozco, John Teal, .f'Tances Muno%, Betty Elias, 'Logan Moore and Ric hard Jhmilton. -Nicholas Bybower, president of the group. said his members go to court daily, ''where of 11 ecessity we observe and ·evaluate the judges and lawyers we encounter. For U\at reason. we feel uniquely qualifi ed to ~valuate judicial competency " Annored Car Hit LONDON (API -Robbers s topped an armored car in a busy north London street today, ·rorced the guards inside to hand. over the equivalent of $763,750 in ·cash, and Oed, police sald OltANOE COAST DAILY PILOT r ... °'-~ o.ir, , ..... •••• -~ " t llfftM.,_ tM ,....._ lllrnt. •• ~·_.... •Y ''-" Or-c..w l'Wlllll"' '-• '"-•• ... , ......... ,.., __ ,, .......... ,, ... , ,.. CM•• #9ta, "4-1 e.a<ll.. ,...,.~ -••·~~'"°•nl••" 'V•il•Y. JrwTAt ~·•"~· ... "'""""' (Alat4 " .. _ ................. " .,,...,\Mil s.t..rOitn.,. ~,., Ow "'""_.,. -·--'' •• uo """' 94r "'"'· '0 ha 1 MO. C..0.•• 1r .. 11h•. (a4"°' flN• tttJt --.... -.... ,..,.., __ ,_ nt•ll c-w., ,, ............ ft • ....,c;._ .. .......,. ,.__ ......... BclllOt ,_, .. .....,..... ON.,..1.,.1 .... a.-.... L-. ........ -......a: ..... .......... Oflcl Wf ... C.flH...,_,, 0... ~ .... ! __ ._...,.... _......., ...... ,,., .... ~--· TlflllllU f'P1•)MMll'I 0111•1•Mii ....... .....,. u.-e ....... .,.. •••: . , ... , .... ........ ,,....,..a.----~..: ... °'=tr:.~ .-.~.r:.w:e.:=. t1 t"~~~ ••,'-:-.::. ~-=:1.a.::~--" Incumbent judges wbo are running for election in 13 of 17 Municipal and Superior Court races in the June 3 election re- ceived high marka from mem· bers of the Orange County Bar Association who participated in a judicial evaluation made public this week. Bar uaoclatlon officials said nearly 25 percent or the group'• 3.000 members returned ques· Uonnaires mailed out las t month on the qualifications of the 52 candidates running for judicial office. The res ults of those 696 response~ clearl y s h o wed favorable attitudes toward the 13 incumbent judges seeking n!· election But the bar association or fic1al1>, at a news conference this morning, said U\e result.II of the questionnaire in no way con· slitute endorsements of any can· di date "We have no ax to grind whatsoever,' bar association President John Pitts said The questionnaire askeo mem· bers to evaluate each candidate in eight different areas: pro· fessional ability: temperament and demeanor; integrlt) and chera~ler : jud1menl: ex · perlence: diligence: health, and eeneral reputation in the legal communi\,v. The at.tomey1 who received the questionnaires could autcn any of three letter grades to each candidate ln each catefory. The srades were A (wel qualllied): B (quallfled), and C (not qualified). All tbe lncumbe1au 1cor'4! blab in mo1t cate1or1 .. 1ritla U.. exception of munlclpa1 court Judi• .lolul C. hal, wbo la the area al prof ..... •bUllr ud bowledl• al the law •• binlJ li•en tbe blJh mub Gtbll' m.. cumbenta eaJoJed. or tbe ...,., -..., IHUll· tlon memben wbo ••aluaMd Peal. 1'1 ulcl ~· l• well quUftld in prolr nna• ~ tM1t 111 Mid be llD't q•AWIM AaoUaer llt aald he •H quaUW. aea1vm. hlcb marb ror pro. ,_ ...... ....., wl lmowlldp of the law were incumbent Superior Court Judges Leonard McBride. Ronald Prenner and Mark Soden. Mc Bride, for example, re· celved 279 "well qualified" votes and 134 "qualified" votes. Only 23 attorneys jodeed him un· qualified. The attorneys were slightly less impreued with incumbent Superior Court Judge Francisco Briseno. who received 161 · well qualified" votes and 120 "qualified" votes. Only 19 bar association me mbers Judged him "not qualified" in pro- fessional ability. Receiving bi&h marks in races where there are no incumbents were J ames L . Smith, a municipal court Judie who 1s running for a superior court j udges hip, attorney Robert Fraser, who is running for a Santa Ana municipal court seat: James W. Cook. a Fullerton municipal court Judce runnine for lhe s uperior court bench, and Robert Fitzge rald, another municipal court judge seeking a suoerior Court judgeship. Bar association spokesmen said this momln1 the question· naire ls compr[aed of "pure statistics'' and U\at anyone look· in1 at the results could read whatever they want into them. Pitts said the results indicate merely what the membership or the bar assodltion lhlnks of the candidates ruMiftl for office. He said hll IJ'OUP .-es happy with the nearly 25 percent response, figurine only 10 per· cent of the 3,000 members would rm out tbe form.a and return them. In the paal, officials said, Ute bar eval,..at•d eandldates tbrou&h a ''blu. ribbon commit· tff"• 6ut eblltdoned \bet format tldt,ear In favor OI a PleWld~. ..TM lat& we ••• lere II ,... elly qUMe vattd, '1 PltU ..... Rtcberd LytM. H•utl•• di_. ol dli'ber 111u•....,, elalmed tbe 11mD1l•t ••• nprMentatf"' of th• .....,., rn1mber1lltp. Member• wen Hked to evaluate onl1 tbole candldat.. wit.II whom they'd bad recmt aplr'lence. ,.,...r..,.AI ~VOWANO. • Prop. I Support Voiced SC .lofJ Dr. James H. Zumberge, 56. is the new presi<tent of the U niversity o f Southe rn California. it was announced Wednesday. Zumberge. a geolQgist. has been president o f Sout h e rn M et h od ist University ror the past five years. At USC, he will sue ceed Or John R . Hubbard who is retiring m August Vte)o Family Tied Up by Anned Bandits A Mission VieJO man. his son a nd daughter were bound with an extension cord and held at 1unpolnt while a man and woman ·.l'an&acked their home -~ w ... 111My ~ ....,..,,..__,... uti~nporte(tod~ - lo an incident similar to one whlch occu(red lrr Mission Viejo earlier tfa1s month. a man and •oman-eame to the door ol the James Grosswiler home in' the ~ block of Teneno Onve, deputies said. und asked dlrec· tionJ. After thev were invited in the man displayed a gun and the three >Aere tied up >Ah1le the house was ran~acked for an un dete rmined tl mount of mune\ and JC" l'lr'. :.he n H's deput1e:. i.a1d No car was -.1.·l•n "h1.•n th1.· ( uu pie ned. deput1c~ i.a1d In an incident Cjrlier th1'> rnonth. ,. C'ouple took an eslimat· ed $30.000 worth of jewelry from a house on Montanoso Drive in Mission Viejo after tymg up a lone woman in the home. f 'ro• Page ,, I HOUSING. • • Through months of negot1a· tions . l>Qth s ides dete r mtned $1.25 mllhon would be the hm1t as rar as the t1ty's portion of the pro1ect But more problems beset the m•gotiat1ons. and council l<'m pcrs becamt' shorter and sh<irter as new issues aro:-.1:' .. l' m very d1sappotnlcd." :.aid Mayor Wayne' Ba~lin "We tned ever ythtng. but 1t appear.-. 1Ae have major problems in lrying to build something like that in an are11 that 1s already ove r- built.·· Councilwoman Sall y Bellerue was the only member to oppose ceasing negotiation:. She said the plan was lht• onl) chance Laguna Beach has to provide low-cost .. en1or cit 1ten hous1n~ compared to the 1tron1er, 1mooUler barmoolc tremors ~ conled btfon UM mouata&D u• plochd. Geoto1t1ts eaUmated three cubic kllorneters, about one· etahth ol the mountain . was re· moved in the eruption, which bad the force of a nuclear blast. Scientists were less worried today about the thre at of a col· lupse of the mud dam on the Toutle Rive r , according t o Sylvia Bruchhl. a U.S. Forest Servic~ spokes woman. Geologists inspected the mud dom Wednesday a nd round 1t more stable than previously thought . .)be said today But Ms Brucbh1 said. mud 'rom the mountain raised the streambed of the Cowlitz River 15 'eet "T hat means the <'hannel 1s '10t as deep a nd can't hold as much water as previously without flooding," she said Regular spring runoH C'ouJd result in heavy n ooding Rep M1kf' MC'CormaC'k. 0 Was h . whosl' d1stnC't 1nC'ludes t ht.• 11olrano. s aid Prc'>1dE.-nt' Carter was told that cleanup of ash laden c1 t1es an eastern Washington could coM between St50 m1n1on and S200 m1lllon Meanwhile. states or emergen- c v 1n seve r a l eas t e rn '-''ashangton counties hard hit by the volcano's ash fallout were extended for health rcusons Republicans and Oem()(rlta join ed hands We dnesday ln Oranae County to show their bipartisan s upport ror pueqe of Propo6ition l on the June J ballot, a $495 mlllion park• propo.al. Calling themst>lves Callfor· n1a n is r o r u Reso ur c eful Economy. representatives of the group said if the measure is ap- proved, funds m ade available t hrough the sale of bonds would be used on Improvements which Califonuans can "see. feel and touch " A leading spokesman for the ballot measure forme r state as· semblyman Dixon Arnett of San Mateo, said strong elements in bo th polit1C'al parties in L'a lifom1a ~upport the proposi· t1on "Th1i. kind of public cxpen· d1ture LS good ror the economy and good for the st ate." the former Republican lawmaker said . Though no polls have been taken to gauge public sentiment on the measure, Arnett said that 1f Propostt.ion l were to lose. its backers would simply requahry 1t fo r the November ballot "We are about out of bond money now from previous bonds ... he said durmg a press t'Onference al the county's Hall of Adrrumstrat1on 1n Santa Ana. Others who appeared Wednes- day included W J "8111" Thom, C'h a1rman or the county's stonemasons Offtc1als said air Oemocrat1c Party . Harry Jef· f,arttculate levels here. nor mal· f .. ey, a county Hcpub lican Ron Edgar. a c hemist with the Spokane Air Pollution Control Authonty, said tbe a:.h which s hut d o wn bus 1nefises and schools and stranded some 5,000 travelers -was s1m1lar to the s ubstances that cause lung aiJ· me nt s in min e r s and Y 80 micrograms per cubic 1eader. Norma Hicks. a Brea m~.-were.maasw-ed atwl~ ~ ... ~~nwotruih':' Ann rrrrpmto1)( .... micrograms W~esda_y ..:. the Orarrge Co11nty°.CerHr al Labor Council, and a n aide to f'rt1• Page I I KID SEX ... He said m any of the photo· graphs were sho>A n to be rele· vant to t he case and will be pre· sented as evidence when Le" 1s faC'es arra1~nment Jun~ 4 lnve-.llgator'> -.pent muC'h 11m<:' poring over -,hdes <1 rtd photo ~raph-, in an t'ffort to 1rlt>nt1r~ luC'..il 'r1uni.:...,1t·r... I ht' • .nil '>om<' uf thf· -.lldl'' IA 1·n • photo ~rapht-<I In LJl.:UnJ lil'J( h. prob a bh Jl Lt:" 1s bomc and at an ofrl.<'e at"230 Oak St Officers -;aid they C'o mpared the sbdes ",th ~earbook~ from Laguna Beach High School. ide ntifying at least two local youths in the photoinphs. Le>A1:-. I'> fre<• on SIO 000 hall h1• poi.led the day of h1~ arrest 'state Sen J o hn Briggs. R· Fullerton Earl Roget . president of the Orange County d1v1s1on of the League or C1t1es and a La Habra councilman. and Bob Haskell. count ~ League of Cities e x· ecut1ve director. also attended. In add.lt1on . the ballot measure h ...... bt·l·n (•ndor..,ed bv R1 t hard ,J o "l;c1ll . "tat•· Oemocrat1c Party ho-., "'"t'mbl' mar. Bru<'e 't"'IJnch· H Orjngl.'. Brig~...,. .111 d ., .... ,.m hi } m ,Jn 1>1·nn I '> \I .in.ii r' II lluntincton B1.•a1·h J t•ffn•v J Cal Stat~ Fullerton h1<:ton ·profc•,.sor. said 11bout I m11l1on per..ons are turned away from state parks each year. in· d1catmg the need for acquiring and t1evelop1 n~ ne" parklands Thi.... bond 1s:-.uc 1s needed nolA he said Parties 'Fun' Sex GadgPts Sold at Home COLl'.\tHIA . .\t d 1AP1 r\ former high !>Chool c.nghsh lc:i<'hl!r ha~ found that a lot of lhmgs can be !>Old at in-h-ome partlt>s, inl'ludmJ? "ex paraphemaha Helen Wer muth :.a}s selling '\ex gadgets at home 1s "an an· telhgent altcmat1ve to the sell ~hops or ma1l-0rder catalogues " She's held thrl'e parties. ft'Jtunn~ '>Uch produC't'> as masssagers. creams a nd oils "It L" an eduC'at1onal pre~cntat1on and there 1s nothing tawdry about at at all ... she said The woman who held the r1 r.-.t party s;i1d 1l was "Just -great fun." and lhat other. more convention a I home p'rodu<'t parties were "old hat ·· Orders from the parties usually range from $10 to S50 for ea<'h woman makmg purchases. she :.ays . Ms Wermuth said that ahout 10 per<'en t or the part) goers have had no interest m the paraphernalia ~ Pt:\GE[ The ultr-J·thm Piaget t land·crafted ln Swttzerland All U1 18k goJd, the ca!;(', the handi>. the dtaJ. the bracelet. eYen the buckle on the leather strop. 734111 CZ/Ja/ili <J/ewfioAI ,~ J~lry JS Ft\StttON ISLAND • NCWPOU I CACH, CAllfORNIA 92660 TnuttONC c?141 M , \ 1..18€ Orange Coast Daily Pilot ~ .. ,, ... ~., .. a .. _JllJj ____________________ Ro~-"_N _W~_,_PutM_,_~r--Thoma __ •_KM-Vll-/Ed-ilor Jl!IU V'.-. .-1 D . .:;;;, I hurtday. May 22. 1HO Barbara Krelblch 1eau0t111 Paoe Edl•or ~chool District ~o Lo~ger Rich When Lquna Beach school trustee take on l.he et durtn-«i!': next rew mont~1 they'll have an Inch 1uide ouWni.na pC>tetluaJ areas where rut1 IJIAlbt be made ln pro1l'ame, personnel and equipment The mall, on~·wealth school distnct ha1 been bat iind on three f ront.s an rettnt ye1r"S. rarst by Prop 13. then-by decllnlng student enrollment c which affects tut~ ftlindln&) and fm ally the effects o( lh Serrano-PrleM !tfte _Supreme Court d~i jon whkh seeks to brmg ull ~ districts to the same economic level ~ Lapna lru ·tee have had to cut more lhun SI m1lhon ~m the budgets during lhtt rast two year~. and thmg ~·t k>Olt much better for nex year l • rrodictin~ 8 continued dechne In lhe budget, truske::. •ll_,r this yeur had the foresight to et up a budget task force. It was given the Job of tossing every ~s1ble are<J o_( s 11ving, cutlS and recommend ations into one booklet • i T he com,mittee brainstorming culminated an a list of re than 80 pote ntis l areas that could be cut from the get. • :. But trustee::. ~ar,n that some o( those ~uggesuon::. ~ght not be perm1ss1ble under state laws. board Policy. tbJ education code or collective bargaining agrt!ement!> ~th teachers. · So the lis t has been shuffled mto a priority a rrange ataent1 .with teachers, students, pa re nts. principals and cla~s1r1.ed employees c;ontr~buting their opinions as to which items should be considered for elimination befort~ lothers. ! The budget task force should be commended ror ib (long hours spent in cr;eating,the priorities report Fee Justified In view of taxpayer demand lo cut taxes. even at the ex"r>ense of reduced city services. the San Clemente City Council decision to impose a user fee for adult teams re·· serving baMfield facilities was appropriate The additional revenue generated from the fee is ex Earl Waters Civil Service Aim Distorted Perhape U •~ not as serlOWI 11 thru• n it appean at first bluah but it tcnnt S upre me Court ruJlnai uem to 11trike at th• very foundations of selr 1ovtrnmcnl as It wus intended whtn th~ nalhm was formed 'fhe <'B!tt-involved two ap pomt1vt-10<.•al offtc111b 10 Ntw York Stall' Tht'y Wl'rtl Rt-pubhn1m, A rh1mgt> 111 po I 1 I 1 ca I fortunl'' p l a t•ed a Derno(•rut 111 l' ha rgl' He d1sm1si.e<t tht> pair Arguing tht> ... ir s t Am endme nt thl'Y clumed they were being J>('nahzed for their political belie fs The court agreed . ordering them re- instated Hut the C'onst1tut1on affords the people the opportunity for 11enodfr change!> of those who have the reins of government. By regular elections the leadera and repre5entatives are all sub· ject to removal. Inherent In this process ls the ability to replace the appolntees of those eJected officials. How otherwise can the new leaders change government policies 1r the substructure which co mpo ses t h t> bureaucra<'y cannot a lso be c hanged" WHILE IT Ui true c1v1I service was establis he d to prevent wholesale purges of government ~mpl oyees r esulting from political transitions. at was in tended to apply only to those at the lower levels whose duties a re separ ate and apart from policy making Even so. although civil service existed with the early Egyptian~ a nd G reeks as well as the Romans and is said to have been practiced rn C'hana as far back as the 7th century, 1t was not 1n duded a s part of the govern ment by the founding fathers In fact It waa not unlll we ll alter the Civil War when ln 1883 the U.S. Ctvll Service Comm ission wu created. California didn't h ave civil service until the 1930s. Although civil service 1s now established in most all countries of the world. the United States is one of the few where it extends down to the local levels of gov· ernment And in all countries the se n ior pos t s 1n the bureaucr acy are regarded as appointive. witho ut the security of tenure The mnuence they may wield over policy and the need ror them t o wor k 1n harmony as the ciose advit;ers of the heads of government de· mands a freedom of choice 1n the m atter of a ppointments WHILE INITIAl..l.. \' lhl' t>ntm· rederaJ government roster com· mencmg Wlth the cabinet and e xtending down to the l: S at· tom eys. marshals. pohtm asters a nd the ir deputie s a n d employees, were all subject to turnover wtth each change or ad· ministration the earlier presi· dents apparently didn't reach down to the lowe1Sl level of employees. But whe n Andre w Jackson became president in 1829 he came into office with the battle cry. "To the victor belongs the s poils" and m a d e pe rsonnel changes so sweeping that his brand of politics becam e known as "Jacksonian De mocracy." Yet there was nothing venal or vengeful about it Jackson, who now ranks in histo ry as one of the best presidents, was a fron· t1ers man a nd a self-made m an who appealed to the masses a nd championed them lie believed a ll public offices. insofar as practical, should be elective and that subordinate offt ct:s should be rotated HE DISMISSED th~ ·ellt1st" concept of civil employee!> declar· ing that. "T he duties of all public officers are so plain and simple that men of intelligence may readily qualify t hem!>elvt-s for their performance I c annot but believt• thal mon · 1s lost hy Ion~ tontinuanl·e men in Qf(i('e thJn 1s p.1:n1.·rJlh g;Hncd th lh~·ir t·'tperit<nn· :'\o one man htt:-. mon· intrinsic· ri~lil lo 0Hlc·1al ... tat1on than an<>t ht>r · ~cted to add S4,000 a year to the Parks and R~creat1on I-~~=~~~~:;.-,;,.,..._.....;_...._-:::~.,-~~ .. ---:-~~ms air to"cna rge the 1idiv1aua1~ -Zh'~ a~t~1;·: <;'' ··~.--.. ~o .,., hat d•Jl''> th<· Su pre ml· f'l1urt rlt>1·1:-.1on m••Jn ' I'> II that Jpp111ntt·t"' to puhlw iohs hav<· 110.... ""ml· 'c·..,ti•d l'l~ht:-." Wh~ 'hou Id I h.11'1 lw ' Th11.,l• tn top 1111~1t1cin ... 1n 1irl\ ••It· ,.mplovmt·nt 11_., ,. n4,l,i.ut·h n,;~t. ·~ mull..... t Jltc-tll1·1r C'hann·~ ;md c·an I~ - di'imt~sl'd for no1h1n~ mon· t.ilan use the fields. rather than pass the cost of maintenance and li~hting o n to taxpayers receiving no benefit from the facilities. · The fee does not apply.to youth teams or impromptu ~-mes between adults. It only applies to organized ams reserving the fi elds through the city Recreauon epartment. , They run up the costs They s hould pa~ J iRates Going Up I Increased costs of water and power to the Moulton ,_.iguel Water Distric t have prompted that agency's board t:>C directors to hike water rates by 18 percent and sewer es by 19 percent for l~l. The board voted unanimously to approve the hikes r being told projected water costs were going up 14.4 lfercent and power costs were increas ing by JO percent ror 1~81. About 98 percent of the water in the district has to be umped at least once, making powe r costs a key factor in ate setting. These realities, coupled with a predicted waler hort.age for Southern California. are expected to force a change in users' habits down the road. The rates wiJl affect some 50,000 consumers in por· ions of Laguna Niguel. Laguna Hills. Mission Viejo and •Dana Point. I Water usage is another area in which citizens will ~have to apply the conservation ethic. perhaps sooner than ~ex pected. l.mons expressed 1n the space :bove are those of the Daily Piiot ~her views expressed on this page are 1hose ot their authors an<l iart1sls Reader comme nl is mv1ted Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 ~Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642·4321 I Boyd/Sisters t By L.M. BOYD That classic b eaut y atherine Deneuve has been uoted as saying. "You will ever truly know me until understand m y s ister." l\Jdents of the mind find it igniricant. Sisters, they say. oflu~ce one another pro- oundly. And in a highly com· Ucated manner. A girl can ~eal her sister's hairbrush not borrow, but steal - en use it to beat som e other • I who tries to steal her sis· r 's hairbrush. Compete. Defend. Compete. Defend. Cvet. oddly. sisters rarely kill ~s i s t e r s . l h o u g h o t h e r Jmurders within families hap- lpen all the time. f: .Nole that ll,_Spo kane. W ash .. couple named Gre1ory Love and Katherine lkll• recenUy applied for a marriage license Dandy. jdandy. ~' Las t I heard more than 000 families in this country eep mountain lions for uaehold pets. Dear Gloomy Gus Cu't Qdef Sparb find two sar-on..t.d cope bere ID Luma lDltffd of fiylq lD two San hudlc!o C10P1 to work .. , Ultftllf 8 .1l. Coffee was sold during the 1660s in Prance as a drug Reasonably. Q. How do you play that kissing ga m e cal l ed "Flashlight? .. A. Youthful informants say it's a variation of Spin the Bottle. Couples sit in a ring on the floor. Room lights out. e nti re ly. A fl ashli g ht is turned on and spun in the middle of the circle. And if it com es to a stop with its beam on two who aren 't kissing. that couple ponies up some sort of penalty. In extreme ve r sions. the penalty each lime is an article or clothing. Q . Two young Texas actors went to Hollywood in 1939 to test for a movie part. The winner was Zachary Scoll. Who was the other? A. John Connally, I'm told. Q. No animal has a move· able upper jaw. right ? A. None except the al· llgator. Many a man will re · member youthful moments when h e w h istled while afraid. Walkin1 throu1h a dark alley. Or alone a trail in the wQ9dl. Or over the rocks In a fast creek. Must be a most natural reaction. In· ve1U1at.on or air dJsas~ checked out the voice re· corden NCC>vered from 450 plane crubea. In 384, they beard wblltlln1 by crew members. Do you. too. flDct lt bard to IJ'HP the fart that Rome la doter to the North Pole than 11 New '\'on ctty? Tbe typical earthworm taket four aap1 between 1un· 1=~-,..;:~:.=,::i:;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;--:::.~'--~--..--. ... IUIMlown.~~~- . { .JI Mailbox .... him or t'JJJrll'I• .... ht•IWH~r JO .. mplo~t·r .,.,...,ht::-. .. : n. l rt• n c h rn t· n t r1 f t h 1• hureaul·racy J,?oes t·ounter to the .\menran notion of g()vernment "' 14 ell E.'nww1att:d b> Jacki.on A" many Con ~r(:~~men and I t"~ 1 s I at 11 r s ha v 1· I ea r n e d It makes 1l d1flll cull 1f not 1mpo..,~1 ble to effoc·t de~1red change:-. in lhe direction and conduct or gov- 1•rn ment program and and policies Are These Hardships Worth $20 Saving? To the Editor Proposition 9 to c ut state in come taxes looks appealing to all of us who find 1t harde r and harder to m ake ends meet in our inflated economy. But the measure will bnnR little relier to the average taxpayer I an estimated less than $20 a month for 90 percent or us). while giving large cuts to the wealthy who have already been the major re - cipientsof windfall tax reheffrom Proposition 13of l wo year!> ago IN ADDITIO!'li, a portion of our $20 will go lo pay increased federal income tax. and Cuhfor- nian!> will receive little of that in return Our portion or n•venuc sharin~ will be reduced !.ince state and loc al governmenLs will be less a ble to put up the nec·essar y matching fund!> Proposition 91s false econom) Furthermore. th1 h is not a good lime to enact such a mea!>ure. The 1mmed1ate effects of Propossllon 13 were min1m1zed by the no.,., nearly spent ~late Trea~ur) ~ur plus Propos1t1on 9 I!. C<Jming before we have had a c hanct: to learn what the full impact of ~o much tax cutting will be Rut one thin~ 1s certain when services a re cut, senior t•1t11.ens. the poor and d1 Mtdvantaged. and students a t a ll level!> of education will be hurt the hardest Should we force further hardships on these groups JUSl lo get our extra S20 a month? Of course not Vote Noon Propos1t1on9 CllARLESW Of\WE 1tirdrr M r1>119 To the Editor R e Supervi sor Ha rri e tt Wieder ·s s peech b e for e the Orange County Coast Associa · lion in Newport Beach It is quite a rare happening to witness how one commissioner de.gr ade& the commission to which she belongs Ac tually it was one or the many wise decisions of the state CoastaJ CommlsRion to declare Bolsa Chica as wetlands. Almost all wetlands along the coast are gone, with dire conse- quences for the ecology. reproduction of fish and wildlife. One or the last exlatin1 should be preserved and wllen Mrs . Wieder states that "lbe state Commission bein1 more ttian 200 mlles away from Bolaa Chica tellint us that they know better than we do." sh e just for1et1 the many years of stru11Je for the maint•lnln1 or this wetland. Bolb Coastal Comm!JaiOoa know the lJHe and the location very well and alto the staff of bolb com m1111om. WREN Mn. Wieder ral)I the 1t ate Commiaslon. I Just wlah to ai.te that In the 11\a.ny heartn1s I attended before the Coastal Commllllcm and the Board ol Supervilon I never heard Mn. Wieder --meke eny~ve -;ugge~t 1on or i!" l' reasonablf· t·ond1t1on~ on a <'3M' Her !>tmplt> ph1losoph~. "We need houses lhert•fore I volt' yei.'' puts her on the stead} predictable ye~ voll' for any development I abo re member a hearing before the Regional Coastal Com m ission 1n llun l1ngton Meach. when she posed ~everal t1me ·consuming questions dur ing the d1scus!>ion of a ca se. but left before the vote came up In l'OnC'lus1on. I agree with tht• sug~l'~t1on that Mr~ W1edl'r should reMgn from the Reg1<>0C1l Coastal and abo from th<• Board of Supervisor!> H E'if'Y I n ;rK El T rau•a C ar.- To the Editor T h e establishment of an Orange County trauma trt.>al ment system and the deh1gna t1on of five hospitals ai; traumd <.·enters rect•1ved a dub1ou~ ""clcome by the Dall> P1hJI m 1t1> lead ed1torral on May 13 While everyone s hC1rei. tht• Pilot's concerns about n s1ng cost~. sever al major points in \ ol ved 1n the dcs1gnat1on or the trauma centers need to be em phas1zed I The public· 1:-. alrt.>ady payanJ,? for trauma can• T rauma \'I<' t1mi-are being triaged b.) paramedics and ure being taken to the nearest hospita l emer gen· t'\' rece1\'tng t·e nter Not all hosp1tab. hu .... e,·er C1re pre- pared to provide the typ~· of 1m m ediate care noq u1red To bnng all hospitals up to such levels of standby readiness v.ould be 1n- nat1onary and unnecessary By deslgnatang regional centers the county is establishing a far more e ffi c ie nt . effectiv e a nd economJcal system h1ghl.) p.;1d ~pec1als:-.t!>. th.m ma.) dCtuall~ be needed · For thl' pal>t several ) ear!>. hospitals have been so con~trasne-d We cannot add new bc'd1>. expens1\'e equipment fac1 lit1 es or e \en ne y, i.erv1ces 14 1\hout obtaining the nece1>sar.) approvals or :-.ever al la) er!> o r governmental .agencies While not all hospitals need to have all equipment. the fact re mains that every pat1 e-nt take n to a ho-;p1 tal in a life threatening rond1t1on JS!>ume., that that ho~p1tal •~equipped lo deal v.1th the :-.1tuat1on Sut•h ti-not Jl .... a~!>. tht> raM• and the determination of "'h1l'h hospital ~hould havl' .,., h1ch · ~adgl'I 1s d d1ff1cult life or dt'alh dl•r1i.1on That 1~ ""h~ the de\'clopml•n1 of regional t•e nters for kidney d1alys11>. bum <· d re. oqian tranwlant<1t1on and trnuma care mJkt':-. !>ense both in tl"rm" or QUJht~ care and l'COnom1c·:-. Cr\RJ. TllIELMA:"~ \,:-.1~tanl Adm1n1~trator Fountain \0<tlh·v Commun1ly llo~p1t:il t ·air Tax H#for• To the Editor As a :-.enior c 1t1zen dnd a native Californian I am con- <'e rned about the continued welfare of Califom 1a P roposition 9 docs nol con lrrbute to the needs of our slate It will eliminate benef1c1al pro· gram:; :;uc h a s the foster g ra ndparent program in effect a t our !>late hospitals for the physically and mentally ha n· d1capped This program benefits both the handicapped and lht! senior citizens with limited in- come . CALIFORNIA needs tax re· form that is r a1r to all the citizens Jt sho uld not be a polftlcal plum for an egotistical pohhcian A t ax r e fo rm s h ou Id be economically sound a nd fair to a ll Propos ition 9 as not econ o mically sound and at fa\'ors big business and the we althy, WINIFRED SCHMIDT 2. THE DESIGNATED bos p11.al tra uma centers. inelud· ing Fountain Valley Community Hospital. alread~ have all the necessary facilities and equip· ment. That was one of Lhe key elements includ~ ln the coun· l y's request for proposals and the survey which led to the rec· ommendation of the five select· ed hospltaJs for trauma center designation. We do not have to add any new expensive equip· O••I O~••• ment. We are already equipped To the Editor: to do the job. Thia county, Ulla state and the 3. While It is true that trauma country are at lbe ed1e of a cliff s urgeons must be recruited for and It la up to lbe people to use 24·hour immediate availability the only voice we h.ave -our <and we have already done vote. this>. tills need not represent The Democrats have con· major additional costs either. trolled u, abuaed u1, over· Trauma patients are already c bar1ed us, establl1bed a paylq ror their medical care. c r l mlnaJ Justice syatem Ulat and the rectonat tnuma carters doesn't -,.nn1t our c~ (o anticipate a sufficient patJent walk the ltrfttl, an edUHtimal load to completelr olfHt any ad· lfltem tbat turM out f\meUonal diUonal penonne expenffl. Ulltertt• and • w.lfan •YIWm Your editorial also ut1ed &OV· that makes It more profltable to ernment offkials not to .. allow benon·J)t"Oductlve. holpltals carte blanche on all the lat.eat new mtdicaLpdpta-l&ONleAbbY, comtst-eftl· nrd~ tbe rec!1'1iJtment ol mON ly hand tbe.m lbe lt~ys lo the .. asylum. Jerry Brown. J a ne Fon· da. Tom Hayden. Leo McCarthy a nd the O range Count y Democrats who ro und out the gang have eroded the foundation of this county and state Acting as a group. they continue the s wing towa rd central <Big Brother> control of o ur lives. I subout that 1t 1s long past the time for us to get off our hands a nd vote every Dem ocratic tn· c umbent out or office Let's give the Repoblicans a cha nce to put up or shut up from a posit ion of m a1onty 1n our elective office!> We cannot affo rd thl' pen du I um to :;wing any fa rther until the nex1 e lection In Orange 'ounty v.e can be a trend sett(.'r b) tummg Jerry Brown·s ganJ? out of office. Our motto should be. .. End gang harassment. thr ow a Democrat out ofoff&ce · JOHN BOLER Bla•P f 'raftrt .. Tu the EtJitor The respons1b1llt:.· for th{' "'cakened economic sanctions of the common ma rket nations and the boycott of the 1980 Olymp1<· Games to help gain the releasl' of the American hostages m Iran and protest the invasion of Afgharustan by the Russians can be s quarely placed o n t he s ho ulders of t-'rancl' France's pos ture 1s difficult to unde rstand a nd accept s inct• there would be no France save for the blood . s weat. tears and econo m1r ~ac rif1 ccs of h er former friends. Now 1t 1~ important that wc take note of those v.ho art' not Jfraid to s t and up and be counted. THE SERIOUSNESS of the world situation 1s beht placed in pro per perspective by the words of the Israeli ambassador to.the U. N, f'egarding this situation: lo paraphrase ladies and gentlemen this is Munich of the '30s that led to World War II all over again. It appears the only smile of a Frenchman to its former friends i8 when he ls pressing the key of the cash regist er t o ring up hi1hly overpriced wine . food, travel expenses, and mechanical devices of questiona ble quality. PerbaP6 ll'a lime for all who c herish freedom to open our hls · tory book.a and review a chapter written by the principled and coura1eou1 Irish who made their position known to one Cap- ta l n Charles Cunningham. Boycou. JOHN W. GESKE Ptesldml, Sout.h OUD1e. Cout Voter Aaaoclauon • Tiie...., ,_...__c_._.c: ...... ..,. ........................ ...... ............... _,-, .. c-. ..... CA...._&..-.. • MllrJl1.._ ......................... ...._ .. ISlll $••er I ....... -------........................ ##-•"*'" l CALIFORNIA ( .,. . .._ .. Just L e t /tie S ay Sen Edward Kennedy, candidate for the Democrati c nom ination for prc~id<'nl , told a United Rubber WorkC'rs' Uruon hall audience in South Gale Wednesday that uuto and rubber work!?r~ !')houJd nol be reqwred to sacraficf' caret·r~ and hom e~ because of mis takes in tht' boardroorru. of a uto and tire companies. Tht• me<.'tmg \\'.as h(>Jd ttc ross tht: s treet from a soon-to-close F'lrestone plant. DAILY P&LOT 1:1 ,S senate Blocks Smog Test Bill SACRAMENTO lAPl -A.n ef. fort to r.quJre annual amoa leata for t'atl ln urban and HmJ· urblft U"MI bt-ln1 blocked by the Calllomia ~nate The blU won only 18 vo\f'f\ Wednellday, with 21 required ror a pproval T hirteen m e mbers voted aaatnat it . But the author of S812$4, ~n J ooph Montoya, D·Whlllier. wu &iven perm1u1on to call another vote today. one day ~for~ the deadline for bills to df'11r their houses of ori~m . T tn: PROPOS AL IS con ~1dered an 1tlh:rnallve to an lr\ •p~rtion b&JI approved earlier - Slt84 by Sen John Foran. D·San F'randsco. "h1ch 1s a waiting ac t10n m an A!.sembly committee Both were mtroduced because the U S Environmental Protec· lion Agenc.) 1s banning ma1or nt"~ indus tri a l pro1ect s in <'..allforma. ~('ause Cahrorn1a hat> no lOSpe<-tion program M O T O l 'A'S proposal. ba.-kl:'d b~ thl· ~asolint: st.al.Jon o"nl'r.' lobby would use ap- l>rtl\ cd M'n ice ~tatlons and ~<.1rugei. for the ins pections Repaln could be done there or anywhere a rd• for to ug her sl ate st and· a rdl tn »<>me cases Other sena tors compl t hat there was no Jhnlt on cha raes an Montoya'• bW~ Montoya aald he could lllA<MWlme But Foran'• bill would con t1nue tht-use o r a lt m1t~d nu mber ol IM~tlon statlotl.ll In tbe Loa Angele. area. with in de pendent service stations and 1aragft5 only In other part& or the slate. Foran led the opposltJon to the Montoya bill. claimlnc that al· lowing service stations to con· d uct the tests and make repairs would be like ··se tting the rox to wat ch the hen house door " late r . ,, Montoya c r1llcized Forilla'& measure, citing figures he li1d s ho wed t hat the centralll:Ea s yste m ln Los Angeles had been erfective In dlscove g Tht> Foran blU would also sub- stitute tederal aar quallty st.and- He called t he bill a "full· e mploy m e nt p r o p osa l fo r service stat.ion opera ton." emission V1olallons. 1 ' Bill Asks Life for Dog SACRAM ENTO IAPI -The California Legislature 1s bemg asked to save the bfe of Sido. the San Francisco dog that was willed to be put to deat h by her m istress. who then committed sui('ide. State Sen Man Garcia, R Menlo Parle in troducl'd a bill Wednesd ay to prevent the carrying out of death sentences on animals that their owners may have pla('ed 1n wtlb Sado. a 10-year-old shell.le mix. "'as willed to die by the late M<1ry Murphy, who reared she would suffer from a lack or lovtng care But the president o ( the San Frnacisco Soc1et) for t he Prevention of Cruelty Lo Arumals, Richard A vanz1no. refused to put her to sleep on groulids that she wah lJ\ good health, happy. and did not de· serve to cite But he and the SPCA are belng s ued by Mh. l\1 urph)''s attorney. Rebecca Well" Smith. ~nd ~t' due 1n court Tuesday to explam why they have oot complied wtth the will ~ Avanzino says he has recel\ed about 3,000 s9p porting lett.en and 300 offer~ o( hom~ He tel\ temporarily Uken S1do into h" own home • Garcia 1i.!>ued a '>tatement that said m part "lt is wroo~ to insist on lolhng this beautiful .m1mal bt>caust· of her m1stres~ mental turmoil-al the e nd of her own l1fl' · · Hayd~n 's Border Post Mulled SACRAMENTO CAP) -The stale Sena te 1s seeking ronf1rma tlon power ovt'r the governor's reprt.>sentat1ve to the Southwt·M Hordt>r R<'~1on1tl Commission -political act1v1:.t Tom Hayden T™' Senate 11ts t year rejected the appoin~mcnt b) Go\ Ed m und Brown J r. of Hayden's wife. actrc~~ Jant' Fonda. to tht.' C'uliforn1a Art-. Council In u 24 2 \'ote Wt-dn<:::. day. tht> St·m1te approved a ( ___ ,'ff-_'ATi_F __ J bill by Sen Robert Pr<:'>le). D H1\1•r,1dt· to g1v<• lht-a~t-nt' c;tatutory a uthOrtlat1on. and abo rl'qu1n: ~·n.il« ronftrmat1r>n of lhe governor·~ rl'or esenlat1v£' -, Th<' Cit ) Council Wt•dn1-M1ay rl"fust-d to endorse: the sa l& o( ··,dft· and ..,ant-" fm·work<. dl-spltr allcgat1on<1 t hat wealthy whi t" an· 'Polhn~ tht· Fourth or .Jul) for th{· ('II~ .... poor black children : tloj or Prop. I :1 f;.rponxion \pp rot·~d SACRAME;\;TO 1AP1 Tht> C:.1ltforn1a ~natl' ha:. ;ipprQvf'4 :.i m a11ir 1•xp<sn'>1on (If Propo..,1tlfJn l:J ~ h1rh v. ould n:duct· pro~ft v 1,1,, .. , .an .trlr11t1vnal S2 b11\wn a )l«ir "" \ 11. Ii) S.·n OllH· SpN.iv. H Lon~ Bt•.trh v.ent lo the ~:. 1•mhl'.\ V.c·dn~..,da)o on J 'l"I H \Ot<• thr ban· 1 .... 0 th1rrl'> "'''-dc>d , Ruling U p held -lu Blaek-SlayU.g (Jiafp Ra.Uy iu.Suppori of Bia• Ba11 -------t~¥tc~?'l!ndt~rt'~ri1"1ftc~ • n 71t\ ndll and held a rally m support of Propos1t1on A to ban dl'cn minatmn . ·-~u~!'.ag-e ·DrUtr- SACRAMENTO <AP> The state says there-was nothing 1m proper about the Butte County plea b~rgainjng that let two wf11te !>layers or a bl<1ck man £'scape prosecution for the death penalty State Attomc·y Gcnl'ral George Deukmeiian's report Wedn c!>day followed rcquc~t~ by c1tiz<'ns <1nd lt:g1slators lo investigate the proi. Pr.utor·s handling of the Jimmy l.t•t• Campbell muroe r cas<.' rae 1at s taying which could Campbell. <.1 black, was ~hot at have mt'ant thl· dt•u th penalty. r~indom from a car n1rryin~ Thf'y \\t'r<.' St.'nkncl'cl tu 25 H'ttr:-. thr<·L· Y<h1t1·:-. who had lru·d <ill to hfr <la'.\ "1thuut l>\ll't't'"S lo c 1U1l•r Hbck organ11atwns <ind 1n po.1t'h .i dN·r ur :-hoot a c·oy. ell\ itluab proll':-.tf'd ag<.11nst th<' That "::I" in J <inuarv of 1979 nl'•:tr baqrn1n1ng of the ple a . an<l Campbell 'home in <.:h1co ra ised questions about improper In J;,inuarv 1980. tw" of th'• rac i a l cons1rl c.-ra t 1ons a nd "h1tt':-. 1\1 .in in I> N!M>r. 19. and M·t·n·cy of thP pr0<·t·t'<itn~'> Jame~ ~1C'C'artN. 20, both of Oeukmei1an said there is n1' Orov11lt·. \\(•r(· pc·r m1tt<.'d t o C\1denCl' that District Attome) plead J,!U1lt\ to r1r<;t degr('e Will Matti) exercisf"d his plea murdt·r 1n n •turn for rlropping haq.~ainmg discretion in an 1n tl}_e_ ...,Pf'r1al _!'trcum<,tanc 1• a_ appropriate manner on t.he bas1s--Of beiclla l pref~em>e-- Som£' of tht> participant!'. W£-dnt•..,du) nigh\ '-'l>r'' J1.11>t>r b.1g' over their hC'ad.'. ~ay ing the) v. <.1nlt-tl to"} mbl1lw thl·1r f•·.ir "' bl 1ng reto){mzed' a:-~a>. TnM•k Drtrf>r Li•·.,n1" .. l !t ... u., t"r mrh t-d SA('RA~1 E:"TO I A P1 Oppo~1l1nn from tht· Te<1m'>tt·r~ l 'n1on has rru.'>ht'd :J bill lo ~u:-.rwnrl tht• dri\ t·r·-, lt1 f·ll~('' or lrutkt•r "h·· haul huwrdou~ mal<>rials and "hu rcpcatl'<.11) ~ct ~JX·l·drn~ or tadKallng li<'kl·t~ Tht· ffi(•a~un· SB17X-1 ti~ ~n Ha) .Johnc;on . K Ch1<·0 retl W t•dm•Mla) on a 9 J8Sc·natt-\ i>tt·. "1th 21 \ nt1~ nt-c•d('d for J.Hil>'>.tK1· Opp01ri1ion '" •·i r PU"ork" l .uu-Spull..-r" LOS ANG El.ES 'AP l -The) <:arty pus h to end L<1:. AnJ,'!t:ll·' · 37 Vl'3 r b.rn on f 1 rl'v. or ks h:.is .... putll·n•d out unt<· <JJ?a in Grand Opening SALE "CERRITOS" 11119 · 183 St ICr1I& ,,.... Sun It Loa Cwrttoa Mill CtrritOI 21 J..860.17 811 All STORES JOll IN Hang Ten ® Reg. 21.00 llOW 15'0 -. 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CHARMGLOW AMD WHH ACCESSORY AMD PARTS HEADQUARTBS OPEMALL MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Rjon W..tclff,._ l.11.u& 3rd ' SPllllO ..... wt• -3114 s 811S1ol SI ... , .. TrUMY' •n'lt I KllWI ... S..eifw..A .. c ....... .... • .... ~....oat IOZ4'"*A..._ ....... ~ IWIM.l ~can•,..., lo AolllMofl's N74141 -·~· 621 w .. , ... ,., ..... ~ -• ••1 ..._. DMNllwe~ Cf9lll AcfOll lrOlll SMrl ••7" 11MAICI( 20Q4 Hewtllorne llvll 17i.t• Hll.Urr. Or.,.tw Ma11 11t.l IR ---AMllMdt f'tNa .... •TI:Ull rwA NHI to GTE PllOfle Mtr1 R t 1m ua -sz10 Roucf1111 man 673-2800 • OPEN SUNDAYS ~~MATH, 1910 642-1133 "' , BUSINESS I STOCKS ~ I f • 1. ; .. Enern Hunt Spurred LOS ~GELES (AP) -Occidental Petroleum Corp. Chairman Armand Hammer told shareholders the com· pany la doublin1 lt.s ener1Y uplora· Uon actMUes in North America. "We expect to 1opplement our foreign oil product.loo with domestic production and we have doubled our 1979 exploration program for North America to $100 mllUon for t•." Hammer told several hundred stockholders Wednesday at Oxy's an· nual meetine here. Occident.al upecta another record year in 190, Hammer said. after po1Un1 tm net earnln11 of ua milliooonrevenuaof'9.6bWlon. Pron't DeeUne Told SAN FRANCISCO <AP)-Safeway Storet, tbe naUon'• 1ar1est tood re· uUer, hu belUD 1llO with a "poor sun •• due to a .a perHGt deeltne ln pr'Ofttl, tbe eo111penr'f cbalnnan re· ported at a lbanbolden' meetlnl. Pfter A. Maeowan u1d Tuesday that flnt·qurter profU.1 for the Oaklmd-beMd chala diDDW lbarDlf. d ..... 1.J pmffn( l.auuM in ...... s DAtLV "LOf It'• not easy to make money anymore in the stock market but one sure·fire way ls to find a com· pany that'• about to be gobbled up by someone else. Then you stand to make a lot of money. For example, you know the Baltimore spice maker, McCormick 4c Company? You couJd have bousht ita stock for less than S20 a ehare a few montha ago. And you would have been sitting pretty when Sandoz. the Swiss chem1cal·drug grnnt, entered lbe scene in March and said 1t wa.s ready to pay $37 a share. McCormick ia fighting the takeover bid, wisting it does not want to be acquired, but meanwhile its stock rose to S30. And it could go much higher lf McCormick. to roil Sandoi. went out and found another company that wouJd pay more than S37 a shar e. In that cue, you might well have doubled your money. LOOK WHAT A New York·based company called Walco NatiooaJ wlb able to accomphsh for itself. Walco. a machinery maker. began buying shares of Leesona in 1978 Leesona makes textile machinery and its shares were selling al about $20 when Walco staned to ac~umulate them By January 1979 Walco had acqwred some 200.000 s hares or 12 per cent of Leesona Lessona. llke McCormick. dJdn't want to be ac. quired -at least not by Walco. So it shopped around to see lf anyone else was interested in buying il. And lo and behold it came up with a buyer John Brown & Company, a big British enganeenng and construction firm Brown. ll turned out. was willing to pay S40 a share for Leesona. Meanwhile. as Leesona wa!> search.ing for a rnendl) buyer. Walco contmued to buy shares, ending up with CJ total of 440,000 at an •H·erage pnce well unde r $30 JOHN BROWN WILL pay $40 for each of lhuse -.hares Result Walco st<indi. to m<ike a profU. of more than S5 million That'-s also the scena rio thdt ha!. unfolded at the Ltggett Group '\;ot too mcin) ~pit' would hcive be~n interested 1n 1m c!.tm~ in a N>m pany that had made .,uc h ci botch of whdt ..-.cir. one~ their main busmcs~ tobacco --,,;e '1\3 c>r llf t'fie-;l'f.rn<-id" a'M'an ar once ranked thJrd m the 1nduMry. no~ they're sixth -and ..lasl..-1ioWb'et_~..du...h;a llC .!>Dnl.C: 01.h.e.r. a t I ca ct lli.e ttl,tures._ f1ke J&J3 _.t.;t·otc·n. Al.AA do& rood •. Wild Turke)!. bourbC5n and the French anise-navored aperitif Pernod LIGGETT' °"""F:t'VERED its elf intu position a!> bait m a b1ddtng right First . a British ·company. Grand ~1etropohtan . bid S50 a shar~ It had a leg1t1mate 1nlerei.t in L1egell smce 1l 1s the dist1llen. of the J&B that Luieett sells here But Liggett didn 't h ke Grand Metropolitan as a suitor So. to foil Grand Metropolitan. Liggett sold its Austin N1ch<>ls subs1d1ary to a French company, Standard Brands. maker or Fleisc hma nn':. marganne and Fle1schmann's gin and Planters nut:. and Baby Ruth tand) bars tand many many other products l The price -1l escalates all the time - rises now to S6S a sbare. YOU COULD HA VE bought these l..lggett shares for S30 not too lon11 aeo So whatever happens here. ) <>u probabh t·nuld hd \ e doubled )Our money That's tht' .,.. ay to invest then Look carefully al those companies whose shares are traded on the ex· t hanges and the over the·rounter market. asking the key question ts this a company that someone is like· ly to be interested m buying~ tr the answer IS "Yts.'' ,.take a position -and await lhe takeover bid. Or. 1( you have enough mone~. buy a lot or shares as 1r you were intending to 1 ak e them O\ er That might force them to find a bu) er "ailing to overpay II makes no difference whether the company 1s doing well or poorly Both can be reasons ror getting 1t on thl' ,iuct1on block. which 1s where you make your mone~ Flight Cuts Upset Fresno fRES:"IO CAP> -LoeaJ leaders have expressed d1sap· pomtmeot over Umted Airlines' announcement that 1t wi ll end Fresno fltghts to and from Los Angeles and San Fran· CISCO effective Sept. 3. However. no local offtc1als have offered any indication snce the announcement that they expect to be a ble to halt l'otted's withdrawal rrom most or the Fresno market. The announcement Tuesday was the latest in a senes or cutbacks m Umled's service between San Joaqum Valley c1lles and Los Angeles and San Francisco. "THE RE'S NOTHING WE can do." said Martin Nelsen, chatrman of tbe local Chamber of Commerce air transportation committee. "U Air CaJifornia would come in here. that would heal everything " Air Callfontla. based in Newport Beach, 1s considering takint over nJgbts United is cancelling Inland Empire Airlines, which picked up some Fresno nights United previously c1ltlcelled. is acquiring two more ' 19-passenger Metrollner turboprops to increase its Fresno service. crrY AJaPOaTS MANAGER Ralph G. Tonset said Uniled's action "is going ahead regardless or the needs ol the communJty · · Gold, Metal Quotations Hy Tiie Astoellted Prus Selttted world gold prices today: ....._: morning fixing ~.50, down S&.00. afternoon fixing $501.00. off Sl2.50. Parts: afternoon fixing ~.'70, Off S0.10. Frukhut: SS>8.02, offS2.S2. a.rtdl: s:IOC.OObid . o1rs1.oo : S508.00uked. Ne• Yen: Handy & Harman mid·monun1 l501.2S, off Sl.2.25. . New Von: Handy & Harman price mld·momina sso1.oo. on su.:;o. New York: Encelhard fabricated 10Jd mid·morntn, $$11.5'. off $12.93. * * * NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrous metal prtca to ct.y: ~ .9C*·.llS'4 a pound, \1.S. destinations. ..... ..a c:Ga •pound. lllit 11\o\ ceoll a PoGDd, delivered. ...... '70S2 • pound. 8lftf *10.IOO per troy ounce, Handy 6 Harman oaly dall)'qmM. ••cw> ... 00 per nm . 1Pt 'k _.,._,lrOJOl..N.Y . 81• DM.Y ... LOT ClaaJtn~I Lbr ing• 11 KNXT (CBS) Los Anqelcs 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angelt:S O KTLA find ) Los Ang eleo., Q KABC TV (ABC) LO'> Anqt11t•., (JJ KF MB (CBSJ S<1n Diego 0 l<HJ· TV (Ind) Los Anyelo!> 00) KCST (ABC) San 01t!go ID KTTV (Ind ) Los Angele'> Cl) KCOP· TV (Ind) Los Angw·-. f£I KCET· TV (PBS) Los Anqph .. s ~ KOCE· TV (PBS) Hunhnqton Be.ich Televbion TONIGHT'S LATE~ T LISTINGS 11= WHIHHAVOC IT!ltUC* ''The ... Alf ,,,... For tllf• dey9 • WcloUt fltt tllQlld In Southttn CellfOt· nla llnd dttlto,.d ~ 500 hOl'll4'e • CMICMTHMI '0... Mey 8it'09 lhc:fll' 01M1a May. '"pect.0 "*"'* of the e.iw. EnMml* and Kllnowt· edged mMI« of 8et1Qlt 8rtcht 1 mullc 11ng1 1e1ec11on1 troM · The r hrHptnnv OP•• a ... M1noganny tn<J "Sellen DN<llY Sina .. • HEWaCtteCK ·~·~ THEATRE My Son My Son" The tmt>o119fe<I Oii-"'""" IO balllt 8111 lll\Wly r-. a" tha1 1'1t lollft M- but lht ~ 111m ol wantltlQ '* only DeCauMI Oh.,.. 00.S f Part 6 or 71 tCCl(Rt '1l) 8E:N WATTEH8EAO'S 1NO P~ Sl\tlt Thf! 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The first of two programs examining the possible ertects of the J arvis initiativ e on the s tate of • MOVll • * * "Words Attd Mutlc' • (19•1) MIClley Rooney. 8ttty Oarrttt. California. - NBC 1J 9:30 -"The L3 Great Dis- as t e r s That Shook the Wo rld." A documentary about some of the greatest cala mities of a ll time, including the Alaska earthquake. the sinking of the Andrea Doria and the destruction of the Hindenburg. 1:30 I CAHOIO~ 2:00 HEWS MOV1£ * * w, "c.on..tlt K-225'' ( 1943) R•nOOlpll Scott. Ell1 Rai"" 2:101 ..:EWS 2:26 61 NEWS 2:30 8 MOVIE • *''• "Ttlt Orea1 Q41m~ n•' C 1937) Akim Tam1totf, John TrlW'lt CBS fl 10:00 -Shirley Ma cLaine . Every Little Move ment. Gymnast Kurt Thomas and Dean Ma rtin are Shirley's guests on this special <photo at leftl 8) MOVIE * * ') Tlw! Dirty Game • ( 111661 Henry Fonda. 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CIJ C88 LATE MOVIE i'" • ', Once Is No r Enouon 1 t975) K1tk 0oug. 1a~ Deborah Ralfon A tor ,,.... IOC> f'flO'l1@ prO<luc.er in -e t1nanc1at 01thcu11~ •ltl'mPli 10 ttflat& " 111 .. ot ••• ,,,.. t(lf """""'I '""' .... •lauqnt"' by m"''Y'"V •nto Intl iei ,..I D TWIUOHT ZONE fttP '".,'mun 10 "'"'' Md'' •) 1~«1 10 ''"° ma1 llA"'. t•dll'!t i:ttta "'*""'"! numan.tta..• .. ID MISSION IMPOSSIBLE JtM Join. ... "" fall\ 1n U]VP w1tn I) Wr;,tl'•&lO U141fl ltl!f-. I~~ ''•h bt<o>'<l ,..,(""ln.-d ,,, t·•INI * • • The Corn la Gr-. I t9•5J 8811e OaY1a, JOl'tn 0Blf 3:00 tJ MOVIE • • • !.1111~ Ano S1r1pes 'or11vcr • 119521 ChltOrl Webb 0..btu PdQtlt 3:55 0 NEWS •00 0 MOVIE • • K•nq Or Tiie G..mtlle<s 119371 LIOy<J Nllldn Clatre Trevor f> MOVIE * * • F!e<,n Anc:I Fant•· 'Y I t9•31 Cnarlfos 6oy6f, .,,,,tMru S••nwyc.k 4 3011) NEWS f 'riday·,, Day I ine.-.tfouiP• -AFTERNOON- tNf r_., .,, lrt.1r' Lur1rttt\ , '""'1', 12-00 0 • • TIW Snoo11nq Q) AFTER 8ENHY 11%11 M,1,..,. 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N L 1 ""'9()AK ST.A~'o' For the Waltons, First 200 Hours the Easiest By TOM JORY NEW YORK (AP) -It's been nearly a deeade now since Earl Hamne r introduced the Walton Family in a two-hour movie on CBS called "The Homecoming." The criLicaJ reception was good, and Fred Silverman. who was 1n charge of pro- • grammmg <.1t CBS at the time, liked the concept "I wrote 14 or 15 one-page story lines. just lo show I could s ustain the storv." Hamner recalls today "At the time. I felt it would be an mtcrcs tmi: experi· ment. "I HAD THE conviction you could show an affirmative view of people, rathe r than the shadowy. cut-paper im ages we see so often on television, and still do well in the ratings.·· "The Waltons" premiered HAMHn Sept. 14. 1972, opposite one of the hit programs of the day, "The Flip Wilson Show," on NBC. Ha mner's show finished that season No. 12 in the ratings, and was second in pr ime lime by the end of the next season. It has been a fixture Thursday nights al 8 since tht> premiere program, and is included at the 4~myAwud1 ALL THAT JAZZ. 1111 .,...-.1e:u WINOS OF CHANGE 1~1 LITTLE OAAUNQS 1111 ·-FOXES 1111 ...... 'WILD MOMENTS ... GOOD SIUY LAUGHS." ,un CITY CHTfll Otll!Qt 6~ 9?82 aw ... · c•UWUT Wnl!l'ltnsltr 891 393!> ....... -""' Colla ..... 831·:»01 ... -.w .. A111'*'" 179-91~ -... ., ....... W.Sllltlnlllf 111·31113 -JW1T••M.L1T111t1-• fountMll V.iity 162-2411 same lime in CBS' schedule for next season. TO CELEBRATE THE sen es' 200th hour. Thursday night, Hamner is host for a special two· hour program that includes h1ghJ1ghts from past seasons, as well as a visit. with the cast. to the C'reator's boyhood home in V1r~1ma's Blue Ridge Mountains llamner has kept control over development of the :.enes from the premiere program .. My fir..t concern," he say5, "was whether we coulct maintain the quality we'd had in the special We 'd had a top director. a good writer and a m ar velous cast, and I guess we li ved a charmed existence, because we were a ble to keep Richard Thomas as John Boy and get Michael Learned and Ralph Waite to play the mother a nd father "ANOTHER CONCERN WAS that because 'The Homecoming· was based so specificall y on _. ... _.w1w1w ...... , ............. ...... __ ...__., .. so 1114S4G e , .... ,.._ actual events and real people, I did not want to do anything that might pain members of m y family "For that reason," Hamner says."( decided I would stay with the series. and never turn 1t oi,.er to someone else · · A good meas urc of the <,ene" o.,ul·rc•c;o., 1c; due t11 the fact that the main charact<'r. ~ung to th1· i.ame fa mil). al'> thc·y do m NBC'o., "l.1llll" llouw on thl· Pra1ne." one of that network .., mo.-,1 prominc•nt profi?ram.-, " I think 1t ·s true of every t<•lev1s11m .,how thJl the actors dc:vclop a sen~!:' of famil y. · ll<Amnt'r says. "and tn our cai.c. that's ci.pt>c1ally true because we'rt> dealing entirely with famil} P<"OPll' Over the ycv s. the actors havt> devt'lol)('d J :.en5e or that r<'lallon~h1 p that comt·~ aero.,., on thl" screen "AL.'iO," H E SAYS, "we alto"' our!>elves the luxury of indulging m .,pec1al moments. what STARTS TOMORROW ---f\AD ... '"~ -·--~ a.. ....... ,"' llln J,: r mus 1c1an.., 1·dll ·~ra<.'e notes.· scene-. that might .,low do~n tht' dramatic movement or a story, yet 11lum inJlt' characters and relat1oru.tup:.. · Whrn John Bo) started out as a writer. for ms tann• h1~ fi?randfather g;ne him some land, and h 10., ~r<1 ndmother felt ~he 1-hould Rive him '>Om1'th1nl.! ton · llamnt-r reml.'m~r'> "She gaH· ham ht·r lrad1t 1nn a., a '>lontellt·r ll ~a:. J llllll· ... cem th.it didn't ad .. ancf' thl' ..,ton al all. \ C'l 1l I!•\ t., 1n ... 1.:ht intn n •lat1onsh1ps ..i m tini.: tht· pe<lph: tn\ ol ved. <1nd i.treni.rthf'ns lht· ... en<\t> or f&.tm1l~ · NOW PLAYING ACADEMY AWARD WINNER lest Foreign Language Film 1979 "A genuine muterplece ••• a dnematlc work of art that muat be Men, uvored and Men again. Don't ma.. lt." ------?*40 ' i