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Home My WebLink About1980-06-02 - Orange Coast Pilotj ote , Fast Paint IOb Co'Vers I 'Sunbather's' Bottom MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2, 1980 ~ 11,..0. llo&. IUCTtC*I, •P'Affa ' • • • •• RaJDSey Clark Attacks U.S. Raid ............... HOSTAGE RAID 'LAW~ESS' American Envoy Cl•~ Troop s Quit Indian Ocean WASHINGTON CAP> -The first U.S. Marine battalion deployed to the .Indian Ocean has left the area after a 2~ month cruise. The Pentagon said Sunday the 1.800 Marl.ries and a task foree of four amphibious ships. a cruiser and a frigate left through the Lombok Strait. The unit was sent to the area in Mar.ch ID response to the Iranian hostage crisis and the Soviet military in- tervention in Afpaniltan. The Pentagon dld not indicate whether the United States, will send another Marine unit tb the Persian Gulf realon. There WU no word on the task force's destination. Rescue 1\fission Flayed B~ Tile A.Nocta&ed Presa ' Iranian President Abolbusan Bani-Sadr opened a "Crimes of America" conference today with a tirade against America, and former Attomy General Ramsey Clark. one of the participants. condemned the aborted U.S. mission to rescue the hostages as "lawless and contrary to con- stitutional government.·· •'It is inconceivable that con- stil utlonal government could ever delegate to a single person -president or prime minister -the power to risk killing many people half a world away In a foreign country,·· Clark said of President Carter's attempt to rescue the S3 American hostages April 2S. Eight or the U.S. servicemen ·in the mission were killed when two of the aircraft collided. •·I hope that the conference and our participation in it can secure the early release or the hostages which I lhJnk Is an im- portant human concern for all people,·· said Clark. He arrived i n Tehran with nine other Americans" in de- fiance of a Justice Department ban. But Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegb Gbotbaadeh' said again that a U.N. Commission study- ing the Iran-American diapute will not be allowed to visit the hostages. The commluioo sus- pended it.a work in Mareb after beinl ref\.Wed permission to see the hostaies. President Carter sent Clark and Sedate staff er Wiiiiam Miller to Tehran to help negotiate the bosla&es• release only ~ aft.er they were taken Nov . 4. HoWever, at lbe time. Iran refused lbe American en· voya entry ba&o the country. Later in No\'emller, Clark said be·wrote a l«Ur advtsin1 Iran of le&al :J could lake to have the alsab returned. CS. IMN, Pate A2> I Bistraets .,. .......... BIUBOARO MODELS SEEM TO SHOW ntEJR DISPLEASURE AT BEING COVERED In Ortllndo, FJ• .• Neked Trutlt Sttra Controveny, Prompts Cenaorahlp The Great Coverup Bare B illboard B athers Get Bikinis ORLANDO. Fla. <AP) -ln a billboard battle over advertising an all-over tan, an Orlando sign company has been painting b ikinis on two s unbathe rs wblle a Miami-hued company protests that bare is betteT. The billboard illustration shows two aude women sunning themselves on their 1tomachs at a beach, and it i aya, "How the French get more tan out of the same sun." PETEUON OUTDOOa ADVE&TISING Corp. ltarted toppiq off the auDbalben wl\b pa.1.oted bWn1s -to]> and bottom Friday alter feUin8 complaints from resldeoU and an Oraqe County commluloner. But oftlclall or Sun Systema Promotions told Peterson to halt the brush work About 30 signs are up in the Orlando area. and 12 have bikinis added SW1 Systems spokeswoman Sherry Welch said there had been no adverse reaction in South F1orida, where the billboards have been up sintt February ••1 THOUGHT ORLANDO WAS a big city," she said. "It's really not ,th~ bad because nothln1 ls bein& sbown. It's not a diatuteful billboard ... "The whole idea is to get people's attenUoo. Tbe idea a. not to tum ptiop1e off.•· The two companJea are trytni to work out a way to keep the billboards and satisfy unhappy residents. I Hostages Ri1nior Ups Gold LONDON <AP l -Rumors that three to five American hostages had been shot in Iran boosted gold and silver prices to- day to their hjghest levels in many w~ks The dollar edged lower In Washington. a spokesman at the State Department ·s Iran working desk was asked to com· ment on the rumor and said. .. ft ·s the first I've heard or 1t ... Gold traded m New York al S560. up $14.80 but had been up $21 Hectic trading was reported in Europe after the hostages rumor swept Far Eastern exchanges. One Austrialian report described pandemonium at Far Eastern currency markets, but the militants denied the shooting rumor m an interview with the Melbourne Herald Many dealers 'said they re· garded the original report as un· likely. but nervous markets re - acted bullishly anyway. Gold rose $24.32 in Hong Kong to close at $560.70 an ounce, and when Eur opea n markets opened. the metal's price soared to its highest levels since March. By mid·mornlng in Zurich. Europe·s bigg est bullion market. gold was tradmg at a median $563 an ounce, up $27 from Friday's close and its highest level since March 12 when the metal closed at S586.SO before a sharp drop. lo London. the city's big five bullion houses also fixed the m orning price at $S63, up <See GOLD, Page ,U) Co ast Weather RecOrd County Vote Tt1rnout ~ected Cloudy night and morn- in g ho urs . s unny a nd breezy Tuesday afternoon. Lows tonight in mid 50s Hi1hs Tuesday &s to 1t. 87 DAVID IW'l'ZllANN CM .. o.ety "'-' .... A record turnout ill upecUld in Oraqe County Tuesday when voten pas Judsment oo cu· dldatet "-.;!.2 in state, f~, county ud ct.al rae• •,... u on ....,um mt.e ud IDeal baUotlDNlarW. . ae.....,. o1 voa.n Al Ollcie 1aJdhe~•f7~ turnout for ,...._,., INt"1fe or eeo,ooo ..oten tritttlna to poll.II. • • TIM ~ bJP tul"QOUl for • eou=d• election waa ta,Gel cut lb tm. Republicau and De~r•&a •• w.ell ~• LlbertarlaH, lo erle•• ladependent and _.. .I Peace md Preedom party meaa- ben, will 70te ~ wbo tbey wllltl to repreuat tbe'm lo tbe No- vember electkla fortbe oftlcea ol president, U.S. tenator, con-aruameo. It.ate aenator ancl u -1emblJllMD. On • noapaJtllao bull ..,... In the llut and T h ird Su:r.l'Yilortal dlltricJta. will de-el e If lDcumbent PbJUp An- thony and appointed SQpemaor E4llon Mlller will atay bl ottlce. IA the Judidal arena, u can· dldatea are raDatn1 for 11 Judcnblps In Oranie County. 'l'bere •r• teveral Superior eo.an ,... _..... to m.udpal ~rt CCJDtllll, - On tbe•eoanty Board ol Educa- tion, tbne Mata wlll be up for election. Tbe Cllll1 .-lcipal race will be in tbe cltJ ~ ll'Yine, where lO CMDIDA1UJllJN NIM. WHIRL -Al ca11d14ata are .,.m, for three aeau on tbe cllf coancll. Then a1lo wlD be eledJOnt ln t.be lntne Raneb Water Dlltrlet! the •'lmldPal Wa&et Dlstrlct Of <>ran,. County, &.be Tri CltJu Municipal Water l>latrlct and the Coutal MunJdpal Water I>tllrtct. In edditioo to 11 ltate ballot propoalUon1, Oran1e Coaty vote19 will decide tbe fate ot two countywide IOQturu-~· UomAandB. PtOpOllUon A alb Vobrl lf they _.,.. to a1e es.ladq f\iel tun DOW collected by the ._ ln Oraa1• Cou•ty for mu1 tranalt pn>jeda. PropollUoa 8 aaka vot.era 11 tbt Board of Supem10n sboutd have the authority to consoltdate dbpllcate aenieee pl'Ovlded by Ute 1beritt'1 dllpertment aDd I.be rDa ....... 'aotftN. A tbin:l coun~y ballot p~l· t1oa.C.&a&obe cma91yln t.be unlDeor porated ~ UM county and ua voten lf natal bou1ln1 developments for the elderlY, budieapped and poor aboWd be provided. AdditiOQally, voten ln 10 cJties wilt wt. C1a local ballot propoal· Uoo1. 1'bole ctties Include Hunt· lnston Beub, San :.Clemente, Co1ta Meta and ~•n Juan CaplltnDO. ln pnpann, for lbla election. lbe eou11ty apent Sl.5 ntllllon to buy a new mechanical vote counUrc l)'tletn that Obon aays thoulct Make tt euler and quicker tq <0mpute electlona re-aultt. 019oa bu lridl«cd t.be IO MW CS.. VOl'ING,-b ie AJ) INSIDE TOD~~ Jone thought that wh~ <Uath mnw it IOOUld lM toUJt CM face ol an angel, not'°"" tM ttMU of rottn -w-. S.. PQflfA7. ..... • eongress to Get Ration Proposal .. ~~:" . .-~ .. ~TON l.Ae> -Prell· ........ 0. maul l11uin1, of coupou. 1WUUld NQWN 1100 mlltton to de- velop and would h.ave a 1ubltan· Ual error rate. . • • I I • ' • . l 1rw to edoDt .,, emtl'leno uollM raUonrna •Y t m that ~lll tab mor. than one ~ear to et up, a ~t ot t..ru o19ctal told .,.. todA1 . ou,1.. Roblo'IOft, DO& f puty admlni1trator for poJJcy. aa1d the 11l a n . calhn1 t or Ht aald that from 10 perc.t to 10 pucent of Aa\o rlcan motociltl protNably would not N • c.-elv• t.helr p.rol)Clr npply of roupon.s at flnt because ol dlf· fi culll In kl'eplnai track of re1· : t -~ I,.• ... ' ,. I • : I • . .•. -- ............ 50-day Fasl American com edtan and civil rights activist Dick Gregory explains his position on the SOth day of his fast in Tehran. He has lost more than 40 pounds since he st arted his personal effort to resolve the hostage crisis ... : ·_Georgia Killer Nixes tai.nd veb&CJel, "Ten to ts mJUiou Amnteans wouldn't aet them." ht told • ~nat• enern 1ubeommlttei. ''A eubetantlal portloe ~ UM Amertcaa peo"9 would be un· h•PP1· Jt•t !aberent la a C'OUPOll ration .,aae." Roblnson said Carter has •P- proved the proposal and plans to submit It to Congresa wilbin a week or two. Co naret~ •lready bas autboriald tbe admtm1ttation to propote a 1tandb7 rattoa1n1 syatem and the next step la for the admlnistraUon to submit a speclflcfl.,, . Sen. . Bennett Johnston. 0. La . has proposed an alternative tax a nd r e b•te system . American motorists would be taxed as much as t:5 • talloa d gasoline. dependlng on the aeverttx of cuollne ahortqes. but would get the money back ln the form of lowered lncome tax wlthholdlna. "The present situation ta an invitation to disaster ." said J ohnston. who prestded at \he hearing. But. he added. "I'll do what l c 1m to pass the present atandbl plan because It'• all we've 1ot. • The emerfency plan would 10 Into effect I there a. a sharp re- duction In imported oil that threatens American supplies. Robinson said " would take at least a year to set up the ad· ministration's coupon system and then another three months to put 1t mto effect from the time that an eme,,rgency Is declared. Sen. Pete V. Domenlci. R· N M .• asked Robinson. "With a 20 percent error rate. isn't it bet· ter to have no plan at all?" R obi nson . n o ting th a t Congress.is trying to block the president's 10-cent-a-gallon im· port f~ on gasoline. said there Is little realistic hope for an alternative tax-rebate plan. "ft 's OOl very likely in this month or in this election year." he s~ud. ·Execu11·on Delay VOTING. · · machines should have final but. unofficial returns completed by 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. REIDSVILLE. Ga (AP> - Convicted murderer Jack Potts ~aid today he is prepared to die In Georgia's cle<.'tric chair Thurs. day and a n appeal would only "prolong 1L ·• Potts. convicted or murder and kidnapping in a 1975 crime spree in north Georgia. said he re· viewed his tnal transcripts with attorneys Swiday and th&s morn· Fro• Pag.-l I I GOLD ... from Friday's fmal $534.50 and the highest London price since March 24 when It closed at $563.50. It closed today at $.SSS.SO. Silver sold in London for a me· · dian $14.55 an ounce, up from $13.70 late Friday. It was the first time silver was worth more than $14 since April 25. Silver ·' traded in New York at $14. 75, up80 ' cents • One bullion dealer in London said the Iran rumor was the lesstr or two forces responsible for today's sharp rise. "It 's very largely a technical reaction," he said. "Gold has been stuck in the $500 to $S2S • range for moolha and once there was a breakout from that range, ., it was accepted that the move would be quite dramatic. ·'The breakout it.self ia now al· t racting gold buylng, and silver 11 goln1 up in sympathy with It," he said. Meanwhile, the dollar opened steady but was edgln1 lower in most financial centers, affected by the latesC 1loomy predict.ions on an American recession and the disparity between U.S. ln· terest. rates and the higher re- turn available on dollar deposits elsewhen. ' DAILY PILOT llW ()f-(Mtl o.ti1' ....... Wllfl -ft •l ·--·---._ ........... ... o. ..... ~ '°""'' ...... '-' '-' ... ... ,_ .............. -............... ,, ... tftl• -_. _, _....., •••<"'"•""'•"' v••••w. tr••"•· Lttv"• .. «ft1~ (aftl A ...... ,_.. --" -·----~n ,.,.. _ _. "*I"'°"',...., It .i ut -.. , ti"'"-.. 0 ... •• C.W*-" CM,_.,,..,_ -=.::.=-V1'•~.=.·:.=----._ ........ ....... ,_,._,.... .... ~ .... _... .. ~ ~-.....••tor omoee ~ ........ .., .. ,.,. -=~·~·~~::::::;.. T11e,,MM (11•,MMlitt Q11a~M ........ 11..-n ,..._ .... ...... ..... ing a.nd dec1de<1 an appeal would be futile. "Why should a man have to sit on Death Row for eight or nine years and then still have to be ex ecu.ted?" said Potts, who on 'MlursdaJ between 10 a.m. and 2 p m . ls scheduled to become the first man executed ln Georlia ln 16yean. He would be the fourth man ex· ecuted in the Urilt.ed States alnce 1977. Potts. 35, who converted to Catholicism while ln prlsoo, said, "I've been through the Judicial system. The courts have upheld .my case. I don't see any sense in prolonging it any longer.•• Potta was returned to the state prison here Sunday from the Georgi a Dia1n oatic and Classification Center al Jackson, where be was moved about three weeks ago to be closer to hia famllY. He iald he has been placed back in hia old cell, where religious pie· tures and a rosary adorn the walls. Under careful guard to make sure Pou.a doesn't harm himself. the prlsooer will be allowed "aJI reasonable request.&" and'lpecial visilingpriviJeges. Opponents or the d eath penalty plan protests against the execu· lion, and others are ready to go to couGt immediat e ly if Potts changesbi5mind . ··we are prepared to reapood at any point Jackie Potts wants a stay. but we will not do anything without his authorisation," said Andrea Yowig of Team Defense, a group of anti·deatb penalty lawyers. Gene Guerrero, the executive directoroftheGeorsla American Civil UberUes Union, said h1a group .. doesn't have any planA to take any action, but we haven't ruled out the possl bill ly. " Pot.ta wu shot by 1>0llce ln the gunfight athll capture. Tbe bullet is lodged close to hia spine. Potta WU convicted of kidnap- ping and murder ln 1eparate trials in two north Geortla coun- ties ln the alaytna of a 25-{ear-old auto mechanic. Mlcbae Prtest . The race which stirred up the moat countywide attention dur· ine the last several months wu the Tt»rd Diatrtct Super:viaorlal contttl between Miller and challenaers Bruce Nestande and Russ Mannin1. M m er WU appointed to the board lut ye..r by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. But bis appotnl· ment became controveraial because of hia anU·war state- menta while a prisoner of war ln North Vietnam and hit aaaocia· lion wltb the Campaign ror Economic Democracy. Neatande, a Re()Ublican U· aemblyman from Orange, out· collected Mlller 5 to I ln cam· palgn donaUons. Manning, a commercial artist, ran a dlatant third in the money race. Supervt.or Anthony's bid for relection lo the Fint Dist.net waa a much quieter affair, even thouah he faces trial oo poUUcal corrupt.ton cnar1ea. Anthony 11 belnl opposed by Santa Ana councilman Harry Yamamoto, loaatlme PMtal n · ecuttve Hect.or Godfnez. and Fountain Valley city ouncftman Roger Stanton. Slayer Walks Out of ]nil NEW YORK <AP> -With Melanle Caln lo bidln1 under 24·hour police guard. police worldwide are on the lookout. for the fashi o n model 's ex · boyfriend, convicted murderer Howard "Buddy" Jacoa.on, wbo casually strolled out of jaU three daya before he wu to be MD· t.enced. "He could be anywhere now," 1ald one IOUJ"ce to the cue. On T\leeday, the OMUme top mon4!J·winnin1 hot'M traln•r WAI to ba.,. been HDweeed for tbe -4UI· e. 19'18, "~ tlialle" murder of 34 ·Y••r-old reataurateur John Tupper . /flaaaeled Rioter With his hands cuffed behind ~ batk. a CUban r«!fugee slta on the ground ln the Fort Chaffee. Ark .. refugee re- location center after Sunday's riot. Story on Page A4. IRAN .•. Bani-Sadr. In his openmg re· marks to the conference. said lran was v&rtually governed by Washington and the Pentagon ror years and urged condemn•· tion or Us. efforts in bts coun· try. He attacked colontaltsm and said many countnes have been faced with a "cons~racy of su perpowers bargaining over their destinies." He said the superpowers have urved out spheres or lnOuencl? <ind that Iran was trying lo break out of this mold . In a m~sage to the four.day conference in Tehran. Iranian revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini called on del ea.ates to "condemn the lJ s op- prenora." MOit world 1ovem men ts ·'support the opflrt>"~r aaalmt the oppressed but we ex· pect rrom you Justice and good faith," Khomelni said. He aaid the Iranian govern· ml'nt would produce evidence ahowinl American inlerventJon in Iranian affairs and lht' al le1ed crimes of deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and bla father, Reu Shah. Some 100 non·covemmental dele&atlons from 50 countnes are attendin1 the ~nference. called by Bani-Sadr following the aborted U.S. minion to reacue the boltaaes April 25. Dele1ate1 Include represen· tatlves of the ruUnc political parties of Syria. Al1erla and Libya, and several Thlrd World cuerrill• movements. Tehran IOUl'eel N.ld. PILOT LISTS TIS CHOICES The Dally Pllot today lists it.s recommendation• for propo51 · lions. candidates, j udges and local measures on Page A6 Tustin Blaze Damage Set At $140,000 Fire caused an es timated S140,000 damage to a Tustin apartment Sunda y n ight. sending one reside nt to the hospitaJ for treatment of bums. A county fare department s pokesman said the blaze at 15500 Tustin Village Way broke out at about IO:JO p.m. Ca~ of the fire 1s unknown Damage to the fourplex was confined mainly to the roof and upper story of the building The s pokesm an sa id 1t took 32 firefighters about 35 minutes to bring the names under control Taken to UC frvlnl' Medical Center for lrt'atment of bum tnJU.riel . "!¥ Bumett Robbins. 45. a reskiepl of one of the urut.s Robbln4 suffered first and second degree bums on the face. arma and hands. Investigators u ld the blue caused an estimated SIOS.000 damace to the buildinl and $35.000 to the content.s Bandit Hits Valley Victim Fountain Valley police a re seeking a young bandit who s trurk a service station attendant in the face and escaped with $157 taken froaf the till Friday ntaht. Jn veatiaatora •a id the stron1arm robbery occurred in tbe Texaco station •t 11520 Newbope & .• after a male qed 17 to 19 asked the unidetlUfied attendant for chance, then alugaedbim. Tbe auapect {n lbe incident wa• delcribed u a caueuian about S feet, eight Inches tall. d medlwn build. I SWZ&'l'WAT&a, TUM CAP) -TM. ranr oe UM parcMd 1re>Wld9 oC UM ,.ota._ eo.tJ CourthouH ••~t eaaetly • raln dmJM, -.~ ... S......,at« re1tdent1 htld,,.llanda. HDI' hfmDI ad pr.,.d for rain. Alter • •lx·,._. clraabl tUt threatenl to dr7 out tMll' .ure. water11QJPJy,U.., ••tadr'aw. public. ti Doc. bea•411111·.,,...... to tMl.r ---. . "5'nd rain to the wata•~ed." they llWIMd Sunday. 0 '111 our lakes and ftll our he..U td'OYW· fiowina. Give us the ··~ we =~ri~uai.y_.; phy•it•ll~ .. and By the end ol &hr sneetlne. sk'es were cloudy. But still no rain. ••Q()d tdll reapoad ln HiJ CN'a •ood time, ._ .... Hebows we need Ula Map,•• .U. tbe Rev. Orvel Briatley • ...Wof ~mar Stl'Mt a.ptltt a.welt, ¥tlto or· 1antMd the meetlftl, Unlt!M It rains hard ....t toon, sald City Mana1er J~ Benton last week, Sweetwate(J water supply wtll be extia~ in a year. City coanmt.1loneraJ1ave a rationlnC plan readJ, but for the time halal they're encourqing vol unt.ary ratlonln1. · The city !Ht.en only the sreens ~n It.a IOlf C!OUl'H and \ti• "'"'bs In its pal'b. Residentl at the rally said they've all but stopped waterin1 lawns. Sweetwater. population l5,000, lies in the heart Of Wffl·cenlral Texas on a watershed that h.as been cursed with less than 4 inches of ram this year. Tbe community is known for its dry dusty spell.a and the irony of its name. • Smee 1975. unofficial rainfall figures have been rar below normal. . The three lakes the city &ets water fro m . Oak Creek. Sweetwater and Lake Tram· mell, now hold only 9,000 acre- feet. Benton said. "Not more than a year's s~ ply of water remains ln our 1torage area. "We just haven't had a good rain all year." said David Dun· can, a deputy ln the Nolan Coun· ty Sherttra office. "We get a kit of 1ood rain that Juat flies throu1h here, coming ln a downpour, flooding the streets, and then it'a JOC1e. It doetn't Jut any more than five or .six minutes. "Nearly all the rain bu been north or south of ua," Duncan Hid. "We &et right OD the tail end or lt." Benton sounded one bopeful note. There are several studies. he· sai d . which found Swt'etwater's water probleats have come in six-year cycles since the tum of the century. "If that holds true, the city should be ln for some good news next year," he said. ~ But Mayor Pro Tem Ted Weaver, who also owns a Ouit- tlan bookstore that aella "Pl-ay for Sweetwater" tfumper 1Uckers. aald the prayer meet· inc wH Sweetwater'• "only hope." . Eyeing the cloud.a, Brantley Hid, "We'll pray wbi)f we wait. "I fully antJclpat.e God send· ln1 rain. M Iona aa be sends it before the lake toes dry. we'll be satisfied." Boat Overturns RIO VISTA <AP> -Two Oakland mesa swam to safety and two comrades drowned after their fishing boal over· turned lhia weekend, tbe Coast Guard reported. , r ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNtA Teelay'•Cl .. 1•11 N.W.Staek• N T.WENTY-FIVE CENTS Bee.Ord €ounty Voting Tu1·nout Seen lb DAYID KVl'SJIANN ... ..., .... .... A ,...... tllnlOUt la ... ped.ed lD 0.--.. Oomty T\.-da1 when voten pa1 Judcment on ean· dldalel runnlq In tlate, federal, rounty and judldal race. u well u oa DWMrom at.ate and local ballot meuurea. Reatnr of Voters Al OJaon Hid M antJclpata a 17 percent turnout for Tuesday's ballotin&. or ll0,000 wt.en trekkln1 to the ~ polla. Tb• prevloua hlih tW"DOUt for a eountfwlde election was 128,0IJ baUOtl eut in ma. RepubUcana and Democrats aa well as Libertarians, A merlean Indepe ndent and Peace and Freedom party mem· ben, will vote on who they wish to represent them in the No- vem ber eJecUon for lbe offices of prealdent, U.S. sen.11tor. con· gressmen, state senator and as· semblymeo. On a oonpart.ino basts. voters 1n the First and Third Supervlsori&l dlatrlcts will de· clde 1f incumbent Philip An· thony and appolnted Supervisor CANDIDATES BEGIN FINAL WHIRL-AS Edisoo Miller will stay ln office. In the Judicial arena, S2 can· dldates are running for 17 judgeships in Orange County. There are several Superior Court races and 10 municipal court cootats. On the county Board o! Educa- tion, three seats will be up for election. The only municipal race will be in the city of Irvine, when! 10 candidates an vying for three seats on thedty council. There also will be elecUons in the Irvine Ranch Water District. the Munidpal Waler Dtalrict of Orange County. the Tri Cities Municipal Water Dlatrict and ·· Supervisors should have the the Coastal Municipal Water authority to con solidate District. duplicate services provided by In addition to 11 stale ballot the sberift's department and the • propositions. Orange County marshal's office . , voters wUJ decide the rate oft~ A third county ballot proposi· j c_ountywide measures-Proposi· t'on C •-to be voted on only in tion.s A and B. • • ! "' 1 Proposition A aaka vol.en if the unt11COrporated are~s of the they wish to use existing fuel county and asks voters 1r rental taxes now collected by the state housing developments for the in Orange County for mass elderly, handicapped and poor 1 6-ansit projects. Proposition B should be provided. asks voters if the Board of <See VOTING, Page AZ> Ranisey Clark Attacks U.S. Raid j * * * * * * ,~Silver Hostage Word Boosts Prices LONDON <AP) -Rumon. that three to five American hostages bad been shot in Iran boosted gold and &ilver prices to- day to their highest levels in many weeks. The dollar edged tlower. . In Waahington. a spokesman lat the State Department's Iran working desk was asked to com· ment on the rumor and said, "It's the first I've heard of It." Gold traded in New York at 7 . $566.40, up $21.3>. , Hectic trading WU reported in . Eu.rope lifter tbe boataies "'D'« iswept hr EaCern escbanlea. 1 On:e Austrfa llan report described pandemonium at Far Eastern clllrreocy markets, but !the militants denied the shooting rumor in an interview with the Melbourne Herald. 4 dian $14.55 an ounce, up from $13.70 late Friday. It was the first time silver was worth more than $14 since April 25. Silver closed in New York at $14.65, up 70 cents. One bullion dealer in London said the Iran rumor was the lesser of two forces responsible for todJY's sharp rise. .. It's '¥el'Y largely a tedwcal reaction," ~ said .. Gold bas been stuck ln the S500 to ~ range for months and once there wu •breakout from that range, it •• K<epted that 1he move wou.ld be quite dramatic: '"The breakout itself is now at- tractine gold buying, and silver is gotng up in sympathy with lt," be a&ld: ,.,._.....,.. HOSTAGE RAJD 'LAWLESS' Amertcan Envoy Cler* Rescue Mission Flayed By The Aasoclat.ed PTeu Iranian President Abolhassan Bani·Sadr opened a "Cr imes of America" conference today with a tirade agamst Amenca. and former Attorne y Gener al Ramsey Clark. one of the partici· pants. condemned the aborted U.S . mission to rescue the hostages as "lawless and COO· trary to constitutional govern· ment." "It is inconceivable that con· stitutional government coulcs ever delegate to a single person -president or prime minister -the power to risk killing many people baJ! a world away in a foreign country," Clark ~aid of Prealdenl Cartel"s attempt to rescue the 53 American ~ April 25. Elebt of ~ U.S. serv1cemen in the mission were killea when two of the a1rcran collided. Many dealen said they re- garded the original report as Wl· likely. but nervous markets re· acted bullishly anyway. Gold rose $24.32 in Hong Kong to close at $560. 70 an ounce, and when European markets opened. the metal's price soared to its highest levels since March. Water Board Nixes Dover Silt Plan "I hope that the coalerence and our participation ln it can secure the early release ol the hostages whicb I thlnt b an Im· portant human concern for all people," said Clark. He arriYed in Tehran with n ine other Americans in de· ·Clance of a Justice Departmeot ban. But Iranian Foreign M lnisttt Sadegb Ghotbzadeh said again that a U.N. Commission study· ing the Iran.American dispute will not be allowed to v1sn the hostages. The commission SUS· pended its wgrk in March after being refuseif permission to see By mid-morning in Zurich, Europe's biggest bullion market, gold was trading at a median $563 an ounce, up $27 •from Friday's c lose and its highest level since March 12 when the metal closed at $586.50 before a sharp drop. In London, the city's big five bullion houses also fixed the mornil)g price at $563, up from Friday's final $534.50 and the big.best London price since March 2" when it closed at $563.50. It closed today at $SS8.50. Silver 601d in London tor a me· ,Search for 2 'Bodies Ends SOUTH HA VEN, Mich . CAP) -The <:.oast Guard bas fOWld no trace of two people who disap- pear ed last week on Lake Mlchllan in a 17-foot fiberglua boat and bas called offits search. The body of a tblrd person, Deborah Swlendell, 26, of Portage, was found Friday but her companions. ,James Vangiessen, 3>, and llm Bow· line. 25, both of Kalamazoo, wen! presumed drowned. authorities said Sunday. Authorities. u.sin& Cout Guard cutters and aircraft, ~mbed 90me 12.000 square miles ol the lake before livine ~· By STEVE MARBLE OI • Del.., P1114 SUH Residents of Newport Beach's Dover Shores have been banded another setbac1t in a four.year quest to get sand and mud out or a pair of pnvate harbors. Sant.a Ana Regional Water Quality Control board members. meeting in Riverside late last week. defeated a plan calling for the silt to ht: dumped on weed· covered North Star Beach. The dredging proposal called for Dover residents to contribute $12,000 lO landsca~ the rugged beach as a parlt, complete with sand dunes and jogging trails. Count) and Newport Beach of· ficials had previously approved the dredging ptan. But water board members nixed the propos8J, noting the dredged material posed pollu- tion concern.a and would be a nui&ance to oeachgoers at lbe public strand. Water board spokesman Dar· rel Smith aald Dover r.idents were told to find an alternative method f« cti.a~ of the allt. Ed Benaul, dent of the Dover Shores homeowners as· sociaUoo, said the group bas been attempting to ftnd a solution for years. Three years ago, the coastal commission blocked a plan to put the lilt on North Star Beach. An alternative proposal to take the sand and silt out to sea was halted by the u .s. Army Corps • ~------~----------------------------------~ A• Ill Wind Movie'• Lmt Scene 'Live' COVZNTRY. Bnelwl (AP> -llofteloera were reacblna for tMb' Uadk.ercbleft u RblU. a.ta.: •aa w.W. out oo kars.tt O'Hara ID tbe 2mb ad Gaal •hml• ot ''Ocme 1ntb the WllMI." ....... ly, tbe MneD wmt blank -tbt project« bad ..,... .. . .... 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Shooting Fatal DINUBA <AP) -Salvador Ruiz, 22. from nearby Traver was fatally shot in the throat during a party here. police said the hostag~. President Carter sent Clark and Senate staffer W1 lliam Mi ller to Tehran to help negotiate the hostages· release only days after they were taken Nov. 4. However. at the time, Iran refused the American en· voys entry into the country 'Later in November. Clark saJd he wrote a letter advising Iran or legal steps it could take to have the deposed shah returned. Bani·Sadr. in his openiniz re· <See IRAN, Pa1e AZ) • OCC, High Schools Slat,e Graduation Nearly 8,000 students will don gTaduaUoo rqalla June 11 and 12 in the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa area.. as Oranae Coast College and six high r.cbools conduct commencement exerclaes. The colleae bonon It.a 32:nd graduatlnc clua on June 12 at enrciles ill LeBard Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Orance Coast expects to araduate 1,53'7 Ulla year. Coroaa del Illar Hl1h School'• com~t la set for June 12 at S:30 p.m. in the acbC>ol quad. 'n.e four valedictorians are Renee Ant, Kay Gamo, Mirinee Inereue Aircraft Noiae 1\unwa,. at El Toro Jlartne CorDI A.lr 8tadoa wW be op.a uatll later ID th• ••enlDI ~ .... Tumday ....... of 1lmulat.ed alrtraft earriet l•D4l•I practlee on 8aD Clemente l1laird, u. ,.., annoml'!ld tOda1. ~ atU..baMMld ~7 tM IOQtla COUIQ ... ariiakWdlbt~aoreJC noa.. --··:;;todQ .... tllit """dajsol -1tw 4rWa wl. Janet Holloway ano Mark Skla.nsky. There are 465 ln tbe class. Costa Mesa Hlgb School's commencement i• set tor June 11 at 7:30 p.m .. at Oran1e Coast Collese'• L~Bard Stadium. Valedictorians are Bryan Bullard, Tuan Duoo8 and Shan· non Sanda. Salutatorla.i Is Arlene Hirano. There are 410 scheduled to 1raduate. Estancia Blab School'• 395 aenJon wW be sraduated June 11 at 1 p.m. at Newport Harbot Hilb School's DaYidloft Fleld. Valedictorl8al are ChristlDe dJi. La-Cru.a, lol:m lndoml, Leva Parker apd KJ1IUD J'ranUen. Newport Harbor, m,b 8c:bool .UI paduate mat ltt June 12 comm•~•meat at 5 p.m. at DavldlO» Pleld, OD caml)QI. Valedletorlaaa are .rulle Coebra.n. Dianne Little, Todd Lincoln ud llelUIJ Symondl. S.1~1tlU'ab ff..,._., lleH~fOClilllDuUon 8ebool wm r•,.1•• " ....... , ... 11. a JI a.m. • eel' ...... Oil eampua • M~-·--SveilnC 111.ib SCllOOI 1 • IJ'idUte. wW. M tio8or9d 1-JJ, at s:• 1p.m. ctN ..... , at llcNallJ Rip lcMal. -... ~-l Mamttled Rioter With his bands cuffed behind his back. a Cuban refugee sits on the ground in the Fort Chaffee. Ark .• refugee re· location center after Sunday's riot. Story on Page A4 . Carter Will .Seek Gas Ration Plan WASHINGTON CAP1 -Presi· dent Caner 1s about to ask Congress to adopt an emergency gasoline rationing system that will take more than one year to set up, a Department or Energy orrictal told Congress today_ Douglas G Robinson. DOE•. deputy admirustrator for policy, · said the plan. calling for massive issuing of coupons, would require SlOO million to de· velop and would have a s ubstan· tial error rate He S.BJ<i that from JO percent to 20 p e rc ent o f American motorists probably would not re· ceive their proper supply of coupons at fint because of dif· ficultles in k~ping track oC reg· btered vehicles. "Ten to 15 million Americans wouldn't get them." he told a Senate enern subcommittee. ··A aubltantlaJ portion of the American people would be un· happy. It's lnberent In a coupon ration plan." Roblmoo said Carter bas a.p. proved the proposal and plans to submit lt to Consraa within a week or t1f0. .Con1re1s already bas authoriled tbe adm1n.f.atration to propote a standby ratlonloa 1y1tem ucl the nest step la for tM adaililnratJon to submit a apecUlc plan. Sea. J. Beuett Jobmt.cn. I). La., bM prGpOMd ... altuuU\'e tax and rebah 111tem. Amertcaa mowr11ts would be taxed a1 much u $$ a saUOG of PIUJT ~ U91.'S ns CBtilCES TM ~ Pllot tod., um ltl reeomred..U.. for,,....... Uoe•. eudldeteil. J-. Md Iota) a a• CID P ... M~ . gasoline. depending on the sever ity of gasoline shoruges, but would get the money back in the form of lowered mcome tax withholding. "The present situation is an in v 1tat1on to disaster." said" Johoston. who presided at the hearing . But. he added. "I'll do what I can to pass the present standby olan because it's all we've got." · The emergency plan would io into effect 1r there is a sharp re· duction in imported oil that threatens American supplies. Coast Weather Cloudy night and morn· ing hours. s unny and breezy Tuesday afternoon. Lows tonight in mid SOs. Klgha Tuesday ~ to 70. l I I I • . . . 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Sam1r ~bar. tbt •poke.man, said an J.ara•U force ol about 100 roli.d acroaa tbe border lnto an area ot IOUtJMm Lebanoo controlled by the Dutch battalion of U.N. pucek..._ toreoe. . . · POfW War•• 1•11.:.rprrl•r•t• PARIS. !"ranee <AP> -Pope John Paw II warned today that he future of mankind was "rad.JcaUy threatened, in 1plte of very DObleinteaUon.s, by menof ldence." The pope singled out eapertmenta in lllOdif)'tnc genes aa equal •• to chemical. bacteriolomell and nuclear Mtapon.s, aa)'i.Qa they were cues where 1clentltlc retearcb WN oriented to ''dest.ructJve aoals. . . or applied to endl ~adictoC')' tothoeeolbumanlty." • He gave the warning in Paris before fiytng to Llsieux. a town in Normandy 100 miles west of the French capital to visit the shrine of St. Theresa and speak to cloistered CanneUte nuns. As the papal bell~ landed, the rain that baa punctuated hla weekend trip to • 'France be1an fallin• a1aln. An eeUmated aoo.ot>o were waiU.nc at : thesbrtne. .. : :l llaflread• •• Mrrg~ ROANOKE, Va. (AP) -Tbe Norfolk le Western Railway and .. the Southern Railway announced plam today to COtUOUdate under common ownership and control , The mereer plan wu AllDOIJnCed joUUy by John P. Fiabwtck. president ol the N&W, hued ln Roanoke, and L. Stanley Crane presidentoflheSouthem, buedtnWublqtoa, D.C. ' Fishwtck said detaila •WI were to be completed and must be ,1pproved by directon ol both companies, their stockholders and the Interstate Commerce Commiafon. 'tladlork .ft .. prHdt-d I .:s oa,,. NEW YORK CAP) -National· Leque President Chub Feeney today denied the appeal ol Pltt.tburgh 'a BUI Madlock and saJd the third baseman must begin a is.day susperu.ion tm-mediatefy. · Madlock also wu fined $5,000 for the Incident involving um- pi_re Gerry Crawford wtUcb took place lD Ptttsburih's Three -Riven Stadium oo May 1. Feeney also upheld the fine. · The eplaode occurred aft.er Madlock bid been called out on strikes with the buff loaded for the final out of an lnnlng. He argued the call with Crawford and then, when a teammate l .brought bis glove out, tbe third baaeman aestured wtth It, strik· 1 tng Crawford in the face. Fro• Pa,,.. . I I VOTING IN COUNTY. • • Additionally. voters 1n 10 dU. will vote Oil local ball~i· tions. lbose cities lncl unt· ington Beach, Sp mente, C osta Mesa and San Juan Capistrano. 1n preparing for this election, tbe COlmty spent $1.S mtWoa to buy a new mechanical vote · IJuyers Grab '46 Mercedes ·in Newport While the rest ol the naUon is pinching peonies to mate ends ··meet, a Newport Beach Mercedes·Benz agency is doing · iU best business ever. Dan Biosmoor, general Ul~nager of Jim Selemona Im- ports, said today the firm sold 46 'brand new automobiles over tbe weekend. , Many of the expensive can . sold. he &aid, were the stylish ·450 SL models, which go tor M .000 apiece. Blnamoor said the sale figure beats tut month's total. ln fact, he said they sold me more cars Saturday and Sunday than they did in the entire year, 1981. "As far as I know it's a na- tional record. We're 1otn1 to check.'' be said. counting system that Olaon uys should make it easier and quicker to compute election.a re- tiults. Ola<>n bu predicted the 90 oew .macb.lnes should have final but unofficial return& completed by 2:30 a.ai. Wednesday. The race wblcb stirred up the most countywide attention dur· ing the last several monlh.s was the Tb1rd Olltrtct Supervisorial contest between Miller and cballeneen Bruce Nestande and Ru.as Mannina. M iUer was appointed to the board last year by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. But hJs appoint· meot became controversial because of his anti·war slate· menu while a prlaooer of war in North Vietnam and hi• auocla tloo with the Campaign for Economic Democracy. Nettaade, a Republican as· semblyman from Orange, out· collected Miller s to 1 in cam- paign donations. Manning, a commercial artist, ran a dist.ant third in the money race. Supervisor Anthony's bid for relecUon in the nnt Di.strict was a much quieter af(alr, even thOugh be laces trial on political corruptJOo dlarges. AntbQny is beln& opposed by Senta Ana councilman Harry Yamamoto. longtime postal ex· ecutlve Hector Godinez, and Fountain Valley Ctty CouncUman Roger Stanton. NlW'°"1' BbCH LOVIUl!a -One of these young women will be named Miss Newport Beach June 6. In froot row <from left) are Doreen OeRlbbio. Shell Martin. Khn Killian, Pattie Haniaon. Kelly Kear. Portland Addy1 Amanda Scaglione, Kristen Long; Renee Siaalol aoo ... ............. Taml Knorpp. In back row <from left) are Traci Sclwtt, Kelly Petersen, J°'y Sbaplro. Dte Dee CamP&DafO. Michelle Bartell, Heather Ciely, Kelly Brt1p and Leslie Rockwell. • Six Vie for Judgesh$g Five Harbor Municipal Cowt • 19Seek Crown in Newport judges are seeking re-election ln Tuesday's voting, but only one races an opponent. Judce Frances Munoz, :iO, ol Cost.a Mes•. who waa appe>lnted in early 1978 by GoY. Jerry Brown. is being opposed by Michael J. Pear, 34, of Newport Beach, an Orange County depu· ty district attorney. An earty, weU-linanced cam· paign by the five judae1 ap- parently scared off potential op- position candidates, except an the case of Mrs. Munoz. Her candidacy was endorsed today by the other four Judges. Mrs. Munoz siud she wants to be re-elected to the court because. "I happen to en,oy the court and I like my work. "The biggest problem facing the court IB the laree volume of case and I'm conlinually work· in~ at lmprovin~ the efficiency of our courts to solve that prob- lem." shesaid. Pear said he wants to be ele<:l· ed because "I can do a. better JOb than many of the judees ap· pointed by Gov . Jerry Brown. "The biggest problem faci.ng the court is a loss of publ.Jc con- fidence in the courts as an efll. c1ent. cost·effectJve way of solv- ing crimes." Asked how be would solve Uus problem ll elected, Pear said. .. Judges who are knowledgeable in the law and have pros· ec utorial experience lake mysell can move the cases along quietly. A mam problem with the system Is an lnabUity to re- s o Ive sample matters ex · peditiOU&lr ... Those Judges rwinin& unop. posed are: -Calvin Schmidt, Sl. of Newport Beach. who was a'f. pointed by Gov. Edmund ''Pal· Brown. · -Richard Lueaebrink. 41, of Newport Beach, who was ap· pointed by Gov. J «:rry Brown. -Donald OWlgan, 64, of Costa Mesa, who was appointed by Gov. Edmund (Pat) Brown. -Selim Franklin. SO, of Co&Ui Meu, wbo was appointed by Gov. Ronald Reagan · The municipal court has jurisdiction over civil cues DOt exceeding $1.S,000, small claims cases up to $750, misdemeanor complaints that carry penalties up to six months ln jail or a ssoo fine and felony prellmlnary hearloes. The court handles cases occurring ln Irvine, Newport Beach and Cost.a Mesa. Begin Takes Over JERUSALEM CAP> -PriEM Minister Menachem Begin not11ied Parliament today ol bis declsiop to take over the defense ministry untll his quarreling coalition partners agree on a suc· t'essor t.o Eur Webman He also rHtated tbe govemment 's pos1· tlon that Jenaaalem ls Israel's un· divided capital. FACES OPPO&mON Judge Franc.• Munoz o.tty'1Ml!Maft- 'CAN DO BETTER' ChefS.19rPe•r Sireetwater Praying For Sweet Water SWEETWATER. Texas <AP) -The rally on the parched grounds of the Nolan County C-Ourtbouae wa1n·t exactly a raln dece. but 500 Sweetwater residents held bands . sang hymns and prayed for rain After a sijt-year droukht that threat.em to dry out thetr enure Hoag Guard Attack Victim A hospital stturity g uard a.n Newport Beach wa1 thrown do"'" a flight ol staJrs and then kicked repeatedly in the bead Sunday everung by a youthful male attat'ker. Paul Timothy Thompson, 23. told police be wu patrolling the parking structure at Hoag Memorial HospltaJ at about 9 p.m. wbea a man ran up and pushed him down the stain. PoUce aald tbe ttturity guard was in a semi·COMelou.s condi· tioo when they arrived. Hospital employees, who'd summoned police. helped the injured man to the bocspltaJ emergency room where he was Lttated and ~leased. Investiaaton tald they have no clues as to what provoked the attack. 'nley ~ribed lbe un· known assailant as about 2:i years old and skinny. water supply. they want to draw publlc, ll not heavenly, at~ntion to their plight ·'Send rain to the watershed." lhey lJltooed Sunday·' "Fill our I ak es and fa.11 our heart.I to over· nowing. Give us the wa~r we need . . physically and spirihwJy:· By the end of the meeting, skies were cloudy But still oo rain. "God .11 respond m His O'fo"11 good ume. ~auae He kDOW5 we n<>ed Hu help, .. saJd the Rev. Orvel Brantle}. pastor of Lamar Street BaptJsl Churt'h. who or· aanized lhe m&ung tJ nl~ tt rw.ns bard and 500n, said Caty Mana,eT Joe Bent.on last Wttlt. Sweetwat.er's water s upply will be exhausted lo a year. City commiaaiooen have a ralionJni plan ready, but for u.e time besnc they're eoeouractN voluntary~. ~ The dry waters only the aretm on tu golf course and the abru._ in it.a parts. a.kleftt.t at the rally said they've alJ but stopped watering lawns. Sweetwater. populaUoa 15..000. llH in I.be heart ol west~ Texas on a watershed that bas been cursed with Jes~ than 4 inches of rain thia year. Tbe community i5 known for its dry dusty spells and tM irony ol its name 1'be •Jlowdown be\weeo 19 female contestants vytoc tor the honor of bein& named Miss Newport Beach 1980 will be stated Friday evenlna al the Newport.er Inn. - The annual paeeant, which begins at '1 p.m. ln the Monte Carlo Room, ll •pcM\IOl'ed by the Newport Harboc Jaycees. Eads of the contestants ls apoaeored by a local or1a11Uation or busi· DffS. Muter of Ceremonies for the evening affair will be Tom Ken· nedy, host of television's "Name That Tune" and a Corona del Mar resident. Music wUI be pro- vided by the Corona del Mar school orchestra. The winner, in addition to re· celving a $500 cash prize rrom the Jaycees. wtll inherit a Ust of year-long duties lncludlne aerv- lne as Judge at Newport'• an· nual sand castle contest and rid· ing in the Christmas boat parade Tickets. being sold for $10 per person, may be ordered by call· ing 752-0044. Man Tumbles Off NB Pier, Said Critical An Anaheim man was in critical condition todar after be toppled off the eod o Newport Pier Sunday afternoon and <hen clung to a barnacle-encrusted Pil· ing untilheJp&{rived. Authonties identified the man as GeraldGnulion. Tbey said be was rescued about 5 p.m. when Uleauard Jell Davis sprinted to the end of the pier, dived into t.he water and helped bim to shore. Lifeguards said Gnmioa was bareb' breathlng wbea carried t.o tbe beacb. where be wu CiveD OllYl•D before belDC t.ranap«>!'ted to ffoq Memorial Hospital. Authorities said It ls ~Jear wbetber the fully·dreeaed Anaheim resident jumped, fell or w u pushed off the eod ot the 200-root-loae pier. He was treated for shock and lacerations apparenUy sufftted when reportedly battered against the plllng's razor-Uke barnacles by the surf. What'• the reason for the sud- den Bens crue? Binamoor l&ld be wasn't sure -but maybe 46 pyramid players all struck pay dirt at the same Ume. Fro• Page A I DAILY PILOT ._. ... =-.J::'an, ""-.....-.... oe-• ....._ ,.... ..... -- IRAN CONFERENCE. • • marks to the conference, aaid Iran wu virtually governed by W ••biactoa and the Penta&Ob for 1ean and urged condemn.a· lion ol U.S. effort.a ba bis coun-try, He attacked co&oolaU.m and 1ald many countrlee bu• been raced with a .. coa1piracy ot superpowers bargalnlnl over their deatin.itl&." He said tbe superpowers have carved out spheres of influence and that Iran wu trytng to break out of tbls~d. Jn a meua1e to the four4ay cooference lD Tehran, JranJtin revolutlonat'Y leader A.Jetollab llubollab KhOmeibl called Ob del· eptel to "condemn \he U.S. ~ prellOIW." Most WOl'ld aowm· 111ents ••support tbe ops>rellOr' •1•kllt the oWf Mled but we•· peet fJ'OOl ,oa JmUce ud IOOd lattb.'' Khotnefnt uJd. Re a.aid tlM9 lranlan IO."m· mesat would pf'Oduee ~ 1bowt111 American batenemion ta trllitan arratra and the al· 1ec~ mm. ot deDOMd Sbab Molaai:Dmad Beu Pahlavi and btl f atber, Baa Shah. Some 100 80D•IOHl'nmemal del•l•tioN from IO eouaVI• are atteocttnc the coet..-.. eall~ by B&al·Wr followtDI tbe .aborted U.8. mla1lee \o neeue the holtae• Aprtl a De .... tel laeltlCI• ,.,.... •. &aU•• ol UM nllDI poWc&l P8-l'll• of 11"••-'Alteria .~ """7a, .......... ai 1'lird ·--cutrrlU• ~•emtatl, TebnO IOUttte Mid •. ....... _.__.,.... __ - I • I .. ~ ........... GLADYS TOWLES ROOT ADOREISES PYRAMID RALLY Ready to Oo to Supreme Court If Neceuary Pyramid Players ProtestA.rrests in LA LO~ ANGELES <AP> -ln the face of a police crackdown on pyramid get-rich games, some 350 supporters of the endless sche~ claim law enforcement agents are arresting pyramid players wtjualJv. participants, and tbe new participants to the scheme entering the bottom 32 slots give $500 to whoever rttru.iled them and ~F $500 to the one on top. When the top-pyramider collects $16,000, the next two people in line begin their own pyramids and the cycle continues until nobody new ls willing to Join. ' OjJporMnts Irked At lncumb'ent 'Snub' 81 l'nVZ llASBLS Ot ............... Jtepubllcan C-onareuman 8ob•rt Baclbam of Newport 8tacb f acea oppoalt.lon from wtthia b1a own party Tuesday for the a,bth tlme in 10 June primaries. But the two Republican newcomers wbo are striving for the .at.b ConpesaJonal Diartct 1eat apparently don't bave Badham too worried. His re-electioo committee is still in its infancy, with a chairman yet to be selected. While bis challengers are beat· inC OD doors, Badham ls back in Wub.i.ftltca, D.C. Badham served seven as- sembly terms before runn.inC for Conereu. He ls seeking a third con1reesionAJ term. His two Republican challengers -Fountain Valley's Richard Gardner and Jack Utter o( Laguna Niguel -claim they are sllghUy ortended by the con· greasman's lack of concern. On the Democratic side of the June 3 ballot, two other political unknowns -Orange Coun(y Deputy District Attorney Michael Dow and college pro- fessor Basil Roman -are du.k · lng it out for a chance in the fall election. On the Libertarian ticket is Dan Mahalley, a Huntington Beach businessman and unsuc· cessful coundl candidate there. He Is uoopposed in the primary. The real _race. though, 1s between the Republicans. The 40th district has 44.000 more Republicans than Democrats. A spokesman for Bad.ham said the former assemblyman 1s sticking to his "1l -you-do-your- homework·you 'IJ .pass-tbe-test'' philosophy for next Tuesday's election. Gardner. owner or a gas sta- tion in Huntington Beach. main· tains that Bad.ham isn't doing his homework well enough and has lost touch with his constit· uents. "His real trouble Is tbat he's not a heU·raiser like' I am." claima 4D-year-old Gardoer. "I promlle tbat I won't ever take oo av.ff from any bureaucrata." The Fountain Valley father ot 1lx •aid be aot interested i.n un· seaUq s.dham aeveral years aco alter a crub eoune tn the U.S. CcmtltuUoo and a reading of the Federallat Papen. His big complaint Is the decllDe of at.et.es' rilhts 1n the face of 1rowlne federal bureaucracy. He admits , boweve:r. that his $40 campaign war chest may be too liWe to stop Badham. Gardner aaid most of the at· tenUoo focused oo him bas been In conjunction with his legal snafua. He recebUy wu found guilty on an aasault and battery charge. But he notes that be was found innocent or two other felony charges in the pa.at year -as· s aulting a police officer and threatening the life of a deputy district attorney. He said the charges stemmed from a misunderstanding at h.Ls gas station. He also pleaded no contest In 1978 to charges that he was selllng leaded gasoline as unleaded gasoline. Prior to that there was a burglary conviction. He said that too wu a misunderstand· ing. "I don't know if any of this stuff will hurt me but I'll be hanglng in there." Bad.ham's other RepubUcan opponent is Jack Utter. an Orange County rt'al est.ate tn· vestor who u sed to be a Democrat until he tJred of what he C'all s the party's broken promises. On the Democrat side of the ticket, Balboa Island resident Dow predicts he'U be the guy facing Badbam Mxt November and said lf be is.n't victorious be' ll keep bis campaign going and try qain in 1982. At 32. Dow said he realizes that opponents will cite bis age and his lack of political ex- perience. but he reasons that having grown up near the na· .DAILY P1WT • l CONGRESSMAN BADHAM NOT WORRIED ABOUT E1.ECTIOPC Map Showa Hie 40th CongreNlon•I Dlatrtct ; tion ·s capital he is familiar with tbe way things work. "Bad.ham is a socialite who ju.at hasn't stayed in touch with the voters." the bachelor at· torney insists. "He 's only aul.bored four or five bills back there. He always defends the oil companies yet has done nothing for t.beejderly. ·· Dow i.s a licensed pi lot who uses John Wayne Airport but contends he's against expand.Ing commercial air fl ights. He served in Vietnam in the Army. He lists hls chances at beattng Badham as shm and none. "But I'm not gotng to let him walk away Wlthout a right," he said . "I think he feels safe but he's going to feel me on his heels all the way to 1982. ·' Bad.ham's supporters point to the 50-year-old congressman's efforts in spon&0ring the na· tional urban lrviM coastal partc biU as a. splendid feather m his cap. Dow. though, said it wasn't until Bad.ham had his arm twist· ed that be pot his name on the . . bill. Bad.ham at first opposed t1* park bill. , Ch allenging Dow for lhf? Democratic slot ls Basil Rom~. an engineering professor at Cal Stale Long Beach. He ran for lhf: SaddlebaC'k College board di trustees last November and lost. The SJ.year-old Laguna Niguel rather of four points to bis ell· tensive educational background as reason enough for sending ham to Washington. He s tudied at Caltech iP Pasadena and later received e doctorate from UCLA. He saiC! he has also studied in FranC'e and Romania and worked for the United Nations in South Africa.· The college professor contend$ energy Is the sourre of nearlt' aO the na tion's ills. He saiO Badham is not equipped to solvt energy problems, but he is. ; "I have all sorts of ideas ~ we have all kinds of energJ sources." , He wd he has spent $1..500 ~ far on his campaign and feelf that is adequate to put him ~ the driver's seal next fall. In a ·Griffith Park demon st ration Sunday, attorneys retained by the Committee for People · s Freectcw fQI' P)Tamtd.s sPokt to protesten, wbo were wavln1 American nags and sporting T ·•hirts that read •·Pyramid Power" and "Pyramlders Like It On Top." "There are only certain oiembers or• tbe a'o•ernment who say the p)'l'amia system Is illegal." said David Brockway, Mrs. Root's legal partner. "These are the district attorneys and the cops. They don't have the power of judge, jury or legislator." Will UAW 'Pass' on Politics? "We have called ln our legal researchers and we are ready to go to the Supreme Court if necessary," sald Gladys Towles Root. who has been pracUdng law SI yeans. "We thinlt it Is perfectly legal. We find nothing in the lottery sections that in any way fits the pyramids as I understand the pyramids to be." Each pyTam1d has room for 64 Mrs. Root contended the government is opposed to the pyramid scheme because the Internal Revenue Service - whic6 claims earnings from pyramid games are taxable Income, as are all illegal earnings -has dltnculty taxing the money. The United Auto Workers un· ion. which has,_aJways supported Democratic-presidential can· dldates, is threatening to sit out the November election if it can· not get the promise it wants. "Before we commit the good name and the resources of the UAW. we've got to get more de· manding," President Douglas A. Fraser said Sunday. In lhe opening speech of the union's 26th constitutional con· Bull ~iJls Elderly Pair Bodies Found "Tossed Around' in Pasture RISING SUN, Md. CAP> -An elderly husband and wire whose bodies were found battered and bloody ln a pasture neirt to their home apRarently "had been tossed ar&nd" by a bull they cared for, a neighbor says. Einar Friel, 87, and his 88-year-old wife Marie died Saturday night or Sunday morning, apparently of upper body and head injuries, state police said. Autopsies were scheduled · today. The bodies were found Sunday morning by their neighbor. Samuel Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Friel's body lay in the middle of the pasture, and her husband's was about 150 feet away, just inside the fence . .. You could tell they had been tossed around by a bull," Kirkpatrick said. A., Touch Of Macabre NEW YORK <AP> - The bride won black, a velvet aown w.IUa' • black teather fan. "He Ja.st llkee black. We ibouCbt tt would be nice aad cheerful " aald tbe latest lltl. Chari• Ad· dams. The comical, m1c1b,. cartC>O.Dlat, a. and tlae form• lllm'lbn ll8Ubftol llWw. II, were wed ID a t=:::'c:.1~ 4am1' .. fatOl"IM plaft II tllle ....... ,,.. ...... tooll pl•• belllai '. U. :.:n:· .. r~~= ............... ~ .... ............... ..pklt ., ........... ....-.· The bull belonged lo William E. Cout..z. the couple's cl01SeSl friend. Cout.z said be bought a calf each year and gave it to the Friels. They would water and fe ed the animal unti1 it was large enough to be butchered ;hen the two families would spilt the meat. he said. "l just do not understand what went on out ·there,·· said Couu. who checked on tbe Friels daily "1f somethlng happened to one or lbem. why dido 't the other call me? I'm Just puzzled." The Friels came to tbe United States eo years ago. Friel left a career as a lawyer in his n~tive Sweden when he met his wife. a German nurse living in New York. Couu said. Friel earned a Ii ving by buying and trading property, said Coutz. They followed Cot.rt% to the tiny town or Calvert eight years ago after meeting him in one of the property deals "I guess they needfd somebody," Coull said. "When you get to be that age •. you do." Waste Water ·1aa11e Sanitation Firm's Customers Limited Water officials have UmJted a La1una Bill• aanlta\ion firm from accept1nc new customers because tt bu been dumptq waste water tn Saa 1>1e10 Creek. ~ 2 mllltcm 1allom "' u,, mvkf wet« ... duml*! ln the cnek ""'Y., betweea AprU t and llay 21, accordhtJ to Stephen Henwa, staff encmeer for tb' CaUfor1l1a R11lonal Water Quality c.ootrol Board. Tbe Board d•clded un· anlmOUllY laat. __. to problb6t 1:1. ... llWi lada&loa lac., ............ ~ acffJIClnl new .. ....,. fl'OJll euatomtrs wbltb fUed bu ..... ~ .... ~· Herrera uld tM fti1D 1 wut. ••tar la llilftt fol' ...... COD• taet. It. dDwa ..... S. D111o Creels to 0..-NI.,_ 9Q. letlreJ rM;· OdlniaU. u at· tor••1 rttWNeliu.61 ~Laruna HIUI IMltMiali;.~.1 tOld the ~ ... DNn tUt UQ• t usual clrcu.mat.ences forced the dumpina of the wute water. Ile aald a rainy winter com· blned wttb a pecu.llar crop rota· ti on by the firm 'a reclaimed water users overloaded the •mltatioo company'• facWties. Oderman aald the ft rm 'a probleml wW be IO&ved t!lil IWD• mtr when the wute water will belia, baa dumped in the ocean luce9CI ott&tcnelc. En'1Mer Herrera Hid that unleu the ft.rm ll able to fW'tbet purify tta waat• water, state J1w1 wtJ1 prohibit It froua belu dumped into ••an ocean outfall 1y1tem.•• oa May t, resireaeutatlvee ot tb• WUbm L.J'Oll Co. Md .... War~ DeveloPment Co. aalcl .. MD .. MW Mwet' book· "" .-cl .. tbetr bcilldlnc proJ-=ta . lfemn wd the kn wUI be Ufted when Lacuna Hilla Santta-· lion lne. ltopl dum1tlnc waste water bl&o tbe creek. ,, • venllon tn Anaheim Fraser told the 3,000 delegates Utat the)' themselves would decide on an endorsement, a departure from the traditional procedun. "You have another option. that is. no endorsement at all." he added. "I don't want us to make some lmtt jerk reaction right after the conventions. ·'Though you don't have to be a political geruus to know what the outcome of the conventions is going to be,·• Fraser said he will ('()fltinue his personal sup- port of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy for the Democratic nomination up through the party's August convention. President Carter and former Re publican Californ ia Gov. Ronald Reagan now have the nominations all but wrapped up, most observers believe. Speaking to reporters Just before the first session or tbe five-day convention. Fraser saJd all presidential cand1dates. tn· C'luding Republican Rep. John Anderson of Illinois. runnuilJ as an indeJ>ft)dent, and scientist Barry Commoner o f the Citizens' Party, rould be Invited to address the 28-member ex - .. ttutJve board ~ore an endorse· ment. Endorwment by the convert· Uon delegates. or a decision to ··take a walk" in Novem~r. would carry more weight U\ the J .S million·mem ber u.ruon. the nation's secood largest, than the usual proced11tt bttause of the numbers involved. ln 1976, lhe union·s endorsement of Carter was made by members of the UA W pohtical arm. its Com- munity Action Program com· mittees. Top Wlion officials say there 1s no chanee of a Reagan endorse- ment. His program . tbey assert, means "C'haos" ror union obJtt· lives. The UAW long has been un· happy with the Ca rte r ad· ministration. particularly with its refusal to take a tough liM against Japanese ('ar imports. now 22 percent of the U.S. car market. But imports are not the only boned rootention. In his spetth Fraser again C'ntic1zed lhe ad· ministration's balanced budget and ught-credit policies as "a c ruel and harsh and Inhumane "'ay of trying to fi~bt tnflaUon at \. the COit 0( .. jobe ... Fruet devoted much ol b1s s peech to Jmports, blamtaa them for most of the 235,000 layoffs among the four U.S .. o"·ned automakers. He again called for sqch measures as a tax break fot w buyers who junk models older than 10 years and a sliding sc~e of requirements for U.S. co~ nents in imported cars accord- mg to sales volume, as a method o ( forcing high -volume hll· porters to establlsh U.S. plants. However , as he has before. Fraser warned that r~lrictions on imports bad to be temporary and not too severe. or otherwise they would jeopardize U.S. ex· ports. The UAW has thousands of m e mbers In the export· oriented agricultural imp1emt>nt and aerospace mdustTles. . Policeman Dies ZURICH. Swit.ierland (APl - Some 200 to 300 youths protested the p~ rebuilding of an o pera house h e r e and one policem an died and several wer e i.njured. police said. . . ( ,.,..,.._ Cmder block walls of basement are all that remain of Loveless, Ohio, home following Sunday tornado (see U.S. Weather Summary below). Dave Tuggle searches through debris for fiancee's missing puppy. Her grandparents, at home when twister hit, were hospitalized. Young couple were at graduation ceremony. U.S. Court Hands Church Setback WASHINGTON (AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court today l't'fused to halt California's investigation into alleged fraud t:>Y some leaders of the Worldwide Church of God. The justices, banding the church a major defeat in its tonsll\u· uonaJ showdown with the st.ate, turned away areuments that the investigation is trampling religklius freedorp. The church and its leaders now face complying with state court orders to surrender. numerous documents or belng held in conlenipt. The punishment for such coot.empt could be fines or j&ll sentences for the church. leaders and default in the state's civil suit against the church. Numerous religious and civil rights or- gaoizaUons rallied behind tbe Worldwide Church and urged the justices to bear it5 ap· peal. Founded in California 47 years ago and now claimina some 70,000 members, the Worldwide Cburch is led by 87-year-old Herbert W. Arm~. According to Deukme;t.an, be took the action "to pt"Otttt the aasets of the church. lu Ambuaador ColJetie and church-related Ambuaador lntematiooal Cultural Foundation from fraudulent misappropriation for the private ben.eflt of penons in control.•· Neither Armstroo1 oor anyone else cooned- ed with the church bas been formally charged with a crime, but some of the allegations listed by the st.ate in its civil suit involve criminal violatJoos. DeuluDejlan sajd he was a\ltbor'bed to seek the receivership ~ause he is char~ by al.ate law with the aupervtaion ot all charitable or- gan izaUons. As are roost churches, the Worldwide Church of God 1.s a ooo-proflt cor- poration organized for stated charitable and re· ligioua purposes. ln essence. the attorney generaJ said such churches and re- lig1ous organizations are public, charitable trusts Weather • TBL AVlV, Jtrael <AP> - T•o Wnt Bull mayors who ehamp6an the PaJetllman cause wen maimed tod•J when their booby·tr•POed e•n blew up, 1even otbtr Ar•b• were wounded in a lland srenade at· tack on a crowded matn 1qU&re In Hetiron. ud an Israel ex- pjo91w. expert auffend serious faee and et.t woondl trying to dismantle a bomb ln another West But city, oftlelala eaid. 111-.aebnn Becin called the at· tacb "most aerioua utminal act.a" and ordered an "lntemive i.nve1U1atklG," Jlrael Radio re-ported. PLO chief Vasser Arafat aaid ln Syria that larael and the United States were .. fully responsible" f« tM bombln.& al· tacks. The guerrilla group said tl would ask tor a medJ.n& of the tJ .N. Security Councll to discuss tbe "explosive situation" and t"alled for a general strike tlu·ou&bout the West Bank on Tueacfay. • BH .. m Sbakaa, ma7or of Nablua, bad both Seo ampatat· ed, b1I lawyer. Fetlcla Lancer said. Kerim Khalaf. mayor of Ramallah, had part of bis left foot amputated, a spokesman at the Ramallab bolpttaJ Hid. Tbe two -lon1Ume erltie.1 of Israel's oceupaUoa ot the West Bank -wen rushed to boepttala after their can expAoded when they tried to l\.Ut them. IUIA.1Ar8 blue Cadillac was left a twisted mas& ol metal and wire. the driver'• aeat blown away, and "be wu tcrUminC TBB N4*A.J8 cltJ councU tnaide t.be car for someone to dttlared a ,_.,.... strike and all belp him, to take him to a shops in the c:tty 30 miles nortb botpttal," a coualD said. of Jerusalem were cl<Mled. ID the A bomb also wu found m a • occupied Gaza Strip, the mayor 18aAELI PRIME Minister Nation Rioting Cubans Shot FORT CHAFFEE. Arie <AP> -President Carter today ordered secunty tightened at lbe Fort CbaHee reiocat1on center where state troopers opened fire as more tbab 1,000 angry Cuban refugees pelted pohce wit.b rocks and stormed the front gate. Five Cubans were shot Sunday evening u the troopers drove them back onto the hue. Four buildings were burned and hundreds of dvillans were evacuated before police and soldiers quelled t.M rio&.en with tear gu and clubs about 5:30 p.m . PST. • About 15 state troopers received minor in-juries in the riot that came on the sixth day of teosioo at the Army Reserve base. WITH THE BASE "fairly quiet'' today. federal officials resumed processang the thousands of refugees awaiting r~ettlement. ··1 don't sense the tension that was here yester· day." said Nella Petrick, a public information of ricer for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Bill McAda. also a s pokesman for the ag~cy. esimat.ed early today that between 1,000 and 2.000 relugees participated in the nots but said he had no exact count. White House press secretary Jody Powell said today Carter sympathius with the refugees' prob- lems. "but it does not extend to condorun« that sort of thing.·· Powell s.Ud Carter bas "taken steps lo m- C'rease security,·' but did not elaborate. ·'Obviously; we are watching the sltuaUon carefully." P6welt s.Ud , add.mg It was hoped that Moon F w wer SelkrSlain NEW YORK CP) · A member of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church was slain while trying to sell roses to patrons at bars and social clubs in the South Bronx. police said. Twenty-year-old Jean Btllette of Montreal was shot in the head early Sun· day and died four hours lateT at Jacobl Hospital. authorities said. Bronx police Det. James C yran said 64 long - stemmed roses were found under the body. and $12 was In the victim's pockets. authorities could increase the raw at which the ttf. ugees att proceued. BE SAID FORT CHAFFEE baa a b1&ber rate or smgje males with no lamily than other refqee centers, and so did not believe the trouble would spread to the other centers. Gov. BUI Clinton said the not could have been provoked by agenu of Cuban prahSea t Fidel Cutro. At a ~s conference this morning, be said 3S to 40 .. agitators" bad beerl identirled ud were beine held in the base stockade. He said~ securi· ty force at Chaffee would be locreued from 650 to 2.000. One reugee was an crttical condltioo at Salnt F.Award Med.teal Center in nearby Fort Smith and two others were in unous. but st.able UIDd.iUon, all w1th gunshot wounds. Anot.ber refugee was In critical condition with stab wounds. About IS troopers had mlnor •nJuries CUN'roN PLANNED to call 10 200 to 800 more N allonal Guardsmen President Carter sent Eugene ~den.berg and Tom Casey of the Federal Emergency Manage- ment Adman1strat1on to Fort Chaffee Sunday night Eadenberg said th.as momiag that refugees 1dentif1ed as ag1tat.ors would be seat to a federal detenllt-:i center. ··lbose few who, foe wha\.ever reason, cannot pl-.y b: the rules w1 II be separated and detal.Md: · he said Tht> loca1s hav~ been allll'lned by UK! incidents at Fort Cbalft"t' , ,. ......... . ..... """' Hausser. a police tracking dog, leads Lewis County, Wash .• sheriff's deputy Brian Hill through an area near Elk Lake Sunday dur- ing the final official search for victims of !~f! May 18 eruption of ~ount St. Helens. Twisters Rake Midwest Let A.d--SineP Save You Time and Money re 11 e1W1•1WS ...... ~ ,. " .n ....... . " ., . ==-" H . .. .. ., .. .. ,. a..Olr . ,. ..... ~ .... 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Tbe comervatlve fonner aetor doesn't even need Callf ornla '1 1'8 dele1atea to win tbe Republican nomtnatk>a fOC' pr9ideat.. but tbe poUa make the former Calllonaia aovemor e 1-1 favorite to win bi.I entire home state al.ate. IN KENNEDY'S CASE. Califomla otfen a desperate ftna1 hope to stop President Carter's marcb to t.be DemoaaUc nom•uticxa foe pnsi· deDl. But even if the liberal M•1achmeta Mlllttor . , I swept Ca111ornia'1 entire l1ate ol 30I Demoeratic PEM:'E AND REEDOll Party candldltes • delegates. It probably wouldn't be eoouCb to stop are Dierdre Griswald, Gus Hall, David Cart.er. And pre-elec:Uoo pol1I cave K.eaoedy no McReynolda and Belljamln Spock. IJbertarlans more than a •Licht, ataUstically i.nai11>ificant edge have a state primary for the flnt time. but no over Carter. · preaideatial candidate, 11Dce Ed Clark of Loe 1t1aere Olficers Died Two Monterey County shertfrs deputies were crushed to death in this twisted metal Sunday when their patrol car was involved in a bead-<>0 collision with another car on U .s. 101 near Salinas. Killed were Craig . Knox, 25~ of Salinas, and Miss Jerralee Jacobus, 24. of Monterey. The unidentified driver of the other car was also killed. The officers were responding to a burglary alarm at a nearby machine shop at the time of the collision. Actor Darren McGavin, Wif ~ .. . Jlurt Quring Armed Robbery This was suppocled to be ''super Tue9day,•• the Angeles is already temporary nominee. hut and biggest ol tbe presidential primary days. Although the prea1dentlal race bas lost most oC M. recently aa a few months ago. leaden in both its punch. Secretary of State Ilardi Fong Eu re- parties saw California as the pivotal state -ported record hlgb reiistratioa of 10,691,491 perhaps deciding both mtJor party presideotial Californians eligible to vote Tuesday. She predicts nominatiooa. that 81U pel'ftnt ol the voters wW go to the poll&, Bur DESPITE THE n.uaaY ol election eve activity, "Super Tuesday" doesn't matter any more. For all practical J>UJ"P(>ffS, both races are already over. Reagan's scheduled appearances today in San Diego. San Jose and Anaheim were aimed at show· iog Californians be ian't taking them for granted. He is also courting backers ol bis l.976 rival, former President Gerald Foni. who is to meet with Reagan for a show of GOP unity later this week. or about 7.4 mi.Woo penom. Polls are open from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. IN ADDITION TO THE presldenUal primary, there are also U statewide ballol proposition.a at stake plus party nominalioos rot the U.S. Senate and 14.1 coa.creu*al and lecialative seata. The most controversial ballot measure is Proposilion 9, the latest tax cut lniliative by Howard Jarvis, co-author ol Proposition 13 tax cuts an 1978. Proposition 9 would cut state income tax rates in ball, reducing the top bracket from 11 per«nt to S.5 percent. LOS ANGELES <AP) -Police are searching for three armed robbers who roughed up actor barren McGavin and bis wife Kathie and stole some $6.000 in cash, appliances and silver from the couple's home .. w·o..a11 Stnt<"k bfl B•ll,I• SACRAMENTO <AP> -Sarah Harris was in the bedroom of her apartment when lhe next door neighbor. Larey Carter, started target-practice. Trouble was, Carter bad pinned the target to the back of his closet, and five .22-caliber bullets went through tbe wall, through Ms. Marris's closet. down a ~root hall, and into the bedroom. Kennedy's tour today and Tuesday of Los Angeles and San Jose is part of a desperate la.st hope strategy. Proposition 10, which would restrict local rent control ordinances, and Proposit.ion 11. which IF KENNEDY CAN ADD decisive victories in would impo5e a 10 percent surtu on oU company California and New Jersey to earlJer victones over profits. are lhe other major ballot measures. Carter Ul other large states. that would validate----------------- Kennedy's claim as a credible alternative to r=~~~~:::::r"or,-=;~"5J.,..~~~T'llll~~~ Carter il the President's pollbcal fortunes sour still further before lhe Democntic Nation.al Con· ventioo in mid-August. ; McGavin was bruised early Sunday morning ~s he tried t,p disarm ooe ol the robbers. wbo jam med h.is gun lnto the 58-year-old actor's side, rolice Detective Jerry HallanCer said. Police said one bullet knocked out two or Ms. Carter wa.a repr-.eoted today ln Califomia by his SOD 01.i p. ' ~Tots Die i11 Refri9erator Kennedy's nephew, Robert Kennedy Jr .• •as...__.,.;.;.._.._......_.. Harris' teeth, another bruised ber fingers, and a third grazed the top of her bead. : LEMOORE (AP) -·Two young half bnltbers hffocated inside a closed refrigerator. Ki.op ~ounty corooer'1 office reported. The bodies of An· 4lY Carbajal, 3, and Benito Zapata, 4, were found Inside the refrigerator in a vacant mobile home l ) next to their family's BRIEF~ mobile home Saturday _ . night, ofOcials said. <Jtl1t~ Clll'I re•r• Sldp• SAN DIEGO <AP> -Vice Premier Geng Biao of China bepn a tour of U.S. wanbia» and Navy . bases in the San Dieco area today aft.er visiting beaclquuten of tbe North American Air Defense Command in Colorado. Geng. the highest ranking military official from China ever to visit the United States. will wind up his lo.day visit Wednesday. 3Sentenced PORTERVILLE CAP) -Tbree men who operate an automotive 1ara1e 8t TetTa Bella baYe been ordered to do DD boan of volunteer work eacb for misde· meanor convictions or receivtna stolen proper· ty. Frank lriye, Johnn.le Orduno aod Larry Wells also ~ placed on two years probation. NATHAN PRl11KIN ASKS: WOULD YOU LIKE TO FEEL YOUNGER, LOOK BETTER, .AND LOSE · WEIGHT? If THI ANSWR IS YIS, INVISTldATI THE PllTIKIN lmll HIAL1H PIOGIAM It enoblet people of oil ages to liYe a longer, heofthiff life, feel· ing you"99f. free of the rowges of the debilitoting de;enerotive dis- eases thot plague modern man. For patients now suffering from heart d1seose, hypertension, dfob. etes, arthritis, hardening of the arteries, and obesity, the Pritikin ~ gram hos proved to be a nutritionaUy sound, medically safe o~ prooch to arresting, alleviating, and in some coses helping to re· verse the symptoms of these condition$. For thole '""inO to word off . the deYelopment of these disecnes, the Pritikin Program loY' the groundwork for o lifetime of good heohh. FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE Wedfleed9y,JUM4-7:30P.ll. IRVINE HOST HOTEL 1717 E. ~Rd., Santa Ana ..... -.., •• -dlO,., ....... ~-------~-~~~-~-~--~-~--------------~----~-~~~--~ Great American Antique Auction MONDAY Jane 2, 19801 :ti P .M. TUESDAY June3, 19811:MP.M. A collection of many outstanding estates gathered together in one spot to be sold to the highest bidder at this Wlique auction. Seating reservations are recommended. ~E ARE SOME l)F THE BIGBLIGRTS OFFEllED WITH PRIDE: OAK FVBN1TUllE -50 in. S-Shape Roll Top Desk· 3 Fancy Side-By-Sides with beveled mirrors -54 in. round table oo an exquisi~ly carved leaf pedestal and large carved lion paw feet· 54 in. round table on octagon pedeStaJ and scroll legs witb heavily carved lions paw feet · 45 in. round table oo octagon pedestal and scroll legs with heavily carved lioos paw feet-42 in. round table with round pedestal and carved paw feet · Square table with heavily fluted carved base · Extra fancy 8uffet with beveled Mirror, Serpentine Drawers and carved paw feet in froot ·Oak Sideboard with beveled mirror and carved mounts, early 19th century · Beautiful Oak Display with fancy broken pediment and shaped beveled mirror · China Cabinet with round sides, on bun feet · Leaded Glass Display Hoosier Cabinet with roll-up door -Ladies Drop Front Desk on Curved Legs· 8 Oak Highboy Dressers. some with beveled mirrors -Bow Front Oak Dresser wtth Mirror -Gentlemens Dresser with tall beveled mirror -High Bed with carved mounts + Oak Commodes, 1 with Towel rack · Oak Sewing Machine cal>ioeta with treadlee • Lainp and lide..Iables • Pairs of Spindle Back Cb.airs· Set Ol 6 Oval T·Back Chairs with paw feet· 4 Chain With rush seats. 1860 · 4 pressed and spindle back chai.l'a with wood seats · 4 extra fancy carved and spindle back chairs · 6 chairs with pierced heart backs • Antique Morris Chair with pu.ab button • Rare Arm Chair with unique open twist legs. MlSCELIANEOUS FtJRNITUllE -Ladies Serpentine front mahogany Desk • Slalit front Cherrywood Desk on scroll feet late 18th Century • Fabulous aDd majestic Mahogany .f.Poster Bed with highly carved headboard · Fancy carved Walnut Pumlt Organ by B. Shoo.inger, New Haven, Ct., Awarded Gold Medal in State Centennial 1876 -Chestnut dresser with mirror • Sofa in American Empire style, ..W.O.any burlwoods, made by Hurst Bros., Syracuse, N. Y., ~ -2-piece carved Victorian Parlor Set, Beautifully carved French Q>ucb and Chair with down pillows · Delicate band.painted French Etigere • IAdies balloon back chair • 5 Piece Wicker Set. Table with 41W top and 4 awn -10 pc Ila~ Dining Room Suite • 9 piece Dilliq Boom Set • 1 peece carved oak DtniDa Room Set Refador')' Table • Beautiful 1 piece French style c&rvecl Direetolre Claa1n Caned Oak Arm Chair with rams head anm • Pair of caned Lion Arm Chain • Es~ inlaid ~ Tables· Nest Tablel • Elelant Library and comole Tables · Panc1 Dr. Ulct Brm 8caJe ooWbeell. SPE<ML lllBCEUANSOlJ8 -llap.Ulcmt fuJbt reet.ored Coffee Ortnder ma J;J EnterpdM Mf~C::S PbHMtetpid•S::. over 5 ft. tall. American No 1.IJA. ll'1S-lllDdlolD, ft&lly &Wt.end. Ru.by crown t No. 155. Unlerde. ~ .. Bloet TIMI. .... .. Bab1 Bualet • im...tlM Onmdfatbereb* w1t1i IDltal warb Woode--.-...... bJ Mat•· ~ Cue Graadllltber Clock with liped bl'-. worb "Bia m•• • ·~ • CrJRa1 ·Bric-a-brac • l'.ltl&e JIJWelry • PlUI Jluch. llueb llcn. · over 60 Toys lncludlng--Mick=--M•rx - -Mr. R..eo - -Tln Tr•lns.t- .-. . .. • Cl<111g9Coa! Dally ~Mil .Editorial P!Ml_e ----------~--------~ ..................... ~ ..... .. • Moftdey, June a. 1tl0 Aoblrl N. WMd/PuefllNr TMfMI kwwtllEcltlr &ltblr• Krelbfchl@dftorl.i Pege Edftor Tue&day Election . Recommendations Pw • Wt-J: hJtdlilli. Tbll la of particular lntere1t tn <>raaae OetJ .-. ._ tddtdaa to pro-• vldin& f\IDda to a&lvqe tie ._i. moet valuable re· IOUl'Cel. Jt wW &Ive ~ fun«H~ lo improve. mecta at the ...w er,aw °"9 aa.. art, Dobmy State Beacb and HunUDOm 8late Beach. Vote FOR Pl JLtitlle J: V....._ ._. Ad. ConUnues the blgh)y suettUful ~J.Vet ~llina pJ'Oll'am in effect alnce 1921. Vote FOR . '-PrOPOlltiaa 3: 8'at. C&pMol Malateauce. Does not Delong '1l the state CollltitutJon. Vote NO Propo8ltloD 4: Low lletlt Boula1. Would apeed mechanism for development ol sovemment-asslsted low- rent housing projects. Vote YES Plopoaitloa s: Freedom of Preu. Reinforces public access to information on government and court operations by guaranteeing coafidentiallty of news sources. Vote YES Proposition 6: Reapportloameat. Brings state Constitution in line with federal rulings on reapportion· ment. PlvposltJon 7: DiU8ttt AulMuee. Permits the use of public funds to remove debris on private property as necessary to public safety. Vote YES ProposlUon 8: Energy FadUdH. A vague propoe;al to authorize state issuance of bonds to aid private develop· ment of energy projects. Vote NO Proposition 9: Taxation. !Mome. Jarvis 11 in· come tax-cutting initiative would increase federal ln· come tax obligation. could reduce services, increase user fees and require tuition payments. Vote NO • ProposltlGa It: Rent. Would impose state guidelines and require public vote on local rent control ordinances to encourage rental housing development. Vote YES , Proposition 11: Taxation, Surtax. Would impose 10 percent surtax on total income of firms dealing in energy. Could increase consumer costs and discourage business. Vote NO LOCAL MEASURES Measure A: Permits use of portion of gas tax revenue for public transit needs. . Vote YES Measure B: Sheriff.Marshal Consolidation. An ad· visory measure to save administrative coets. Vote YES lloasing Measure C,L,J,Q.B: Permita local p= tion in state and federally funded low-cost rental developments. Vote YES Recall of San Clemente Mayor Karoline Koester. Vote NO San Clemente Proposition P: Permits use or parks fees for maintenance. · Vote YES LOCAL CANDIDATES Irvine City Coancll: The Dally Pilot endorses David Sills. Bill Vardoulis and Mary Ann Galdo. 1ntDe Randa Water Dll&rlct.: The Dally Pilot en- dorses Ray Quigley and James1.ioodricb. COUNTY 8VPDVl808 11& Dlstrict: Roger Stanton. 3rd Dlatrid: Bruce Ne.tande. SVPDJO& eotrn mike 1-Frank Brtaeno, SUpelior CourtJudae. Olftce S -Leonard R. McBride Superior Court Judge. omee 8-Joe Dickersoo, trial lawyer. omee •-Ronald Pnmner, Superior Court~ge. Olllce It -Mark Sodea Superior Court J e. omee 11 -Robert aiattertco. deputy ct at-t.omey. . CNqee 14 .-James Wri&bt Cook, llunlclpal Court Judge. BAUOa llVNJaPAL COUST. onlce 4 -Franca KUDOS, llunidpal Court Judie. 80111'8 OOVNTY llUNICIPAL CXKJn Olllee Z -Richard D. Hamilton, Munlclpal court Juclc•· -• . . OS*tiOM .xpntUect '" ................... of ... Deffy ,.. 00. .._ expre111d Oft ttMe ....... ._.of ...... llUIMirl 1N1 ~-. .....,_r oocntnent 11 ~. ~The ~ ftttoe, l'.O. 9m 1MO. eo.111 Meta. CA tMa. Phone (114) MM32t. • Pen~agQn's Perks Pieserved W AIHJNOTO!C -TM lwlftl· tllalr ~ at UM peec._,. ICMD ........... _.. ... CID pr11a , .. 1*b Uau ID pro. motiu ~. Now the ee-1nHIOul DOqet larseu. ln· dvc.d ='new Cold War. bu ...... the ~ to ecmu.. livtq tt up at lbe tu-payen• eqiwe. Here are Jult a few of the ez . peodlbne of public· money that keep tbe cenerall and admirals Uv- i n1 ln bl1b s tyle wblle vital main- teaaJJee •Ill· fen and un- der pal d tecbnlctan1 leave tbe armed fcrees for b«ter-pa.ytnc civiltan .)oba: -More than 300 enlisted personnel are 1tlll used as penoul aervanta for the top brass. wbo then complain to Con1resa about a abortqe of mupower. TbeM GI senants • cost the tupayen $$ million a year. ·-TBS PENTAGON'S high DlUC:kaa:i.u~ltl bave ltv• ex· chaalve ~ rooma to cboose from. They're 10 overstaffed and inefficient that a grilled cheese sandwich cost.a $13.53 to put oo the table. A $40,000-a-year braaa bat paya $1 .~ for tbe lunch, and the taxpayers are stuck with the difference. -Pet owuers lD the armed servlcet 1et cut-rate c~ for their dop and cata. at a rarl)' coat to Uncle Sam o Sl.4 millloo. -Telearams are routinely used when letters would~&> Just as well -aucb u requests fer new a.aatgnments more than a.ix months in advance. An estimat- ed $20 mil1ioo a year could be saved lf telegrams were sent on· Jy for ur.c~t messages. -PATIENTS lo military hospitals tend to prolong their stays, apparenUy because it's all free. A recent check found that patients in military faciJitlea stayed In bed anywhere from one to seven day1 1oa&er tbaD pat1eota with similar ailments in civillan bc»pltals.. All of th.la gives a hollow Paul Harvey . nn• to tbe Pmta&'iaG poobbabl wbo npleln ••AJ lMli fallw. -luda • the Jiulu boltap-reaew Ouco -u aomebOw cauecl by COllfNl8loaal nJ1-1ardlian• at approprlatlooa Ume. Tiie top br111 teems de-termined t.o prtMl'V• too much fat at the apeue of mWtary muse.le. Footnote: Rep. Let Alpln, J>. Wil., ~~adlly OCl the Pen· UIOCl· House Armed Servi.eel Committee, ii plannJ.nc to otter ameadJnenta to future defense approprtaUooa billa ln an attempt to eliminate at least some ol the 1eoerala' and ad· mtra11• pl&llb perb. OLYMPIC LETDOWN: Un1un1 vlctlma of the U.S. t'on't vote \ l fot A pi~ itt "" poke- tM tone you know boyCOU ot the Koeeow 017mP&• are tbe 1IO bliad. paraP&elle and otberwl•• ban~roapt:: Ameriean atbletes wbo bed boplq to take part ln • Sl*ial Olympia for the Dllabled. 1bla l• 1cheduled lD Arnhem, the Netberlanda, from June 21 throueb July~. Oroupt planolDC to 1pomor the athletes bave found their fund·ralsln1 efforts 1tymled because ot the U.S. boycott. Al Stanley Meyers, executive dlrec· tor of the National AlsoclatJon ol Sporta for Cerebral Palay, wme ua from bia beadCf uarten ln Woodbridae. Coon.: 'We are un· able to 1enerate any funds from USOC (U.S. Olympic Commit· tee) or ~atiom. . ." He ~ out that the ban· dleapl*f athlete• would be "tr•ve!lnl to • ,.... ..... to puUdJ)aa. .............. . from OChel-tree naffao•." Otbll' lpoDIOn 1D DMd of tiDaDelaJ support for the Special 01Ya>Dica are the National Wbeele£Wr Athletic A11n . in Wood•ide. N.Y.1 and the U.S. A.11odatioaol Bllna Athletes in Beach HaTeD Park,N.J . I j 8RASP PaA(:TJCB: Tbe Carter ectmtnlstratioa bu been outmaneuvered b)' the lnniua at Jut about every· step, but tt did manage to pull a fut one on Ute matter ot milltary hardware the Iranian 1ovemment bad or- dered -and paid for. Shipment of qrllitary 1oods to Iran was sua~ended on Nov. 9, but a loophole was left ln tbe em- bargo: Thll permitted the anna contractors to fill their orden and collect their money -but the equipment was placed in stora1e In this country, unW tbe Iranian govemment grows more reapooaible. BLOWING SMOKE: Before be began hi.a re-election campaign, President Carter taught his Cabinet bow to straddJe an is· sue. He returned from a vi.alt to North Carolina, according to the secret minutes, to report that be had "dealt consistently with the aenaillve issue of tobacco in ~ortb Carolina." He boaated that be bad "supported the need for continued price supports for t4)bacoo. u well as (the) effort to educate young Americans to the hwlb buan:ls of smoking." WATOI ON WASTE: Here's food for thought that tu-payers might want to chew on aa tbey read about congressional budget-cutting activities: The public picks up part or the lab for our legislators' meals in the dining rooms and cafeterias on Ca pitol Hill. Last year, for ex· ample, government auditors found tha t Senate dining racillties alone required $760,930 an subsidies to defray the C06t or salaries and miscellaneous ex- penses. Even with that help, the operauon wound up in the red by almost $80.000 The eateries which are supposed to be self· sustaining -are for senators. members 0( their staffs and any stray t.upayers who happen lo fmd OUl about them. Which 'Minorities' Should We Rescue? What abou~be •'other m inortties ! •' How about t Jewhb Americana, Po Americana. Cblnese Americ 1? Unquea- Uonably. these n mtnorlties and each, frequently, la put upon. Yet modem liberal.I demand· IDI ••social Just.ice" and de· mandiq ••an end to di•· crlmlna tlon•• do themselves dlacrlminate in wblcb minorities they clW>08e to resc..ae. Tbe Detrott New• recent- ly, editortall)', llated examples of dilerimlAatioo aaaiut the ··noa·poar.'' J bow it.,... atra.qe. SUcb Charles McCabe has beeo our preoccupation with the rtgb1a of tbe poor that we have not rerognit.ed any con· vene obligation. at:CENT generations have been lndocttiriated wttb the oo- tioo that anybody wbo is less clfted and less enercetk bas certain claims ClCl the ~~rty oC thole who are more led and more lndustrious. That. indeed. is the rationa.le for t.be progressive lncome tax. Anybody who will work bard and profit and prosper ii taxed dis· proportionately more in order that bll money mi&bt be banded over to tboee who an less hard· working, less productive -even non· proc:\ucti ve. It began with the premise which ii at least partially Scrip· tural tbat the haves should share wttb t.be bave-nou food, clcJtbini and lbelt.er. But then the egalitaria ns were oat aaUsfied JWSt with belp- m.c the poor: they wanted to hurt the DOO·poor. The Free Press edJtor eltes in evidence crosstown school bus· Ulg Thb authoritarian device. con· ceplually nawed. bas provest to be a boTTific experienC"e; a ter· rtbly wasteful, dangerous. cost· ly. bate-geoeraUnc. educatJoo· destroying failu.re. Yet it 1s perpetuated by lbe great levellen who enviously decree that it they can't have the good th1ngs of life they don't want anybody else to have them. SO WE GIVE money a nd goods and favored treatment to people wbo bave not earned it - wbUe lowerlna tbe atandard of Jivln1 for thole who have earned it. A~. there are di.a- tressed persona who merit as· sista.oce because their predica- ment 1s not their fault. But there are also have-less individuals who deserve less ~ause they refuse to live or- derly lives. B&ITAJN'S Prince Philip baa described his country's similar situation like this: "We re· mained for so long preocc~ed wilb humoring and rewarding the wisucceuful and the un· fortunate, unW now everybody in Britain t. unsuccessful and unfortunate." Even now -as our Pres1· dent seeks to curtail federal ex· travagance in an attempt to knock some cents ba~k lnto our dolla r -the neo-sociallsts pro- claim him to be "an enemy of poor people." "How Clare be curtail handouts for minorities!" Which mi.Dortties? Some Still believe a Mere Di01e Is hnportant were excmed, I.Deluding tbe dla· grunUed. man. The 192 other j"1f0ra wen tol2l to return fOl" another trial. I'm certa1D tbe man meant what be aakl. Equally I am cer- tain that bia attitude turned on some •t:roai reHDtmeat lD bis fellow panell.sta. Kooey under the amount ot $250 wu noU1iq to get excltedabout. I WD.L NEVE• be able to feel that way. Kooe1. tbiouib l dlalike It ha a 1'8)', la important. Tbat la perbape why J dllllke it. betQf ol wbat m1lht be called an lndePm· ......... Tbe bin boldtn1UMoraaaeJul~ waa bJ DOW a IU.alblel. I called OM o/ tbe 9u.adMta to help me. He•aftmeakJailook. HoMt•, be Wal a IOOd IOldier an4 buf.. rowed all tbl way to UMtbOUom o1 · tbeblD. Tbe c11.me ... araveJy..retur'Dld to ita OWDet. The atiednt ud t had OM of thole allent, lDcocn· .,,... .. OCl8ftl'NticNaa with _ou,.,_. Tosic Ga1 in Sewer Kills Woman DSPVS. 11. (AP) -Tiiie air lllMllad De rot· ......... ,..... J ....... Hu.NdMd. ·AIWQa Wen, da .. brc*t aM lM aky cle&Nd-.. a lwtlk wtad blew, ... ta. odor people tn De,_ ...Umt11 a....u.cl at DiCM would dlaap· pear. 1'lil UllM It WU differmt. A 'IODC O.U llAD UIU.l:D lato tM aewer • ,..... ,._ lllld ...... Into ta. buemeol cl die ~ ~ • ...,. JON and '~ Huerta li...S DU\ lb Gatti•'• pool laall. $ae wenl doWDltaln ao '8"9'11•'4; Mir b\albaad followed. "1 .,.. •altlal for llU.U. lo open up for coffee wt.ea ~ Huerta come. l'UllDllll acrou the street all Ira.keel out about lab pa.rents," u.ld Mille 'hrri, a lpladlJ yoan1 ,.,..., inechanic. ''°nle amell tn tbe buem4nt WU M> bad l eoulda't take it for IDOl'e than a few aecooda. Everythlnc slarted setting blWT)'. I aaw Mn . Huerta cm tbe floor, kind ol hicctJplDC. ll WU too late farw." FlllSftGllT8U IN GAS llA8K8 and oxy1en ta.DU retrieved ber body. Huerta revived after emer1ency treatment at St. Margaret's, the bolpltal where bia wife worked u the linen lady. Zi'9lt blocb were evacuated near the Mobil Chemical Co. plant. the only IDdUltJ'J in town. Scbooll were doled. State health officials were c>lled. Mobil Chemical admits that on the IDOl"'Dlng or May 15 IOCDe 1,000 eaUoos of aulfuric acid bad 1U1hed lDto the sewen from a ruptured plpe, form· inl a tJWowtna cloud of cooceotrated hydrogen suJ. fide 1.S. The coroner's report on the 60-year-old Mrs. Huerta listed cause of death as asphyxiation from toxic cas. But the company refuses lo link the death with lts spill. THE GAS APPARENTLY FORMED when the acid washed over zinc pellet.a trapped in the sewer syatem. possibly from New Jersey Zinc Co .• the previous plant on the site, aaid the state Environ· mental Protect1on Agency. "We cooaider hydrogen sulfide one of the most dan1eroua gases we have to work with," said Jim K~lty ol the state EPA. "One hundred parts per million will kill you in eight minutes." $evenll investigations are undtt way. and Mobil Chemical officials have promised to take steps to avoid a repeat or the spill. DePue, a community of about 2,000 on the II· linois River, ii a company town. Until tbe early 1970s, tbe company w as New Jersey Zinc. Its fertiliJtt operations oft.en were cited for apewiq acid m1sts that killed grass and blistered paint on cars. Torri said bia garage went out of business briefiy because cars parked outside were being Paid Polrhcal Advertisement ru1Md .... be ewkl flJt t.bem. Nft ~ llNC a.GSD. IN 1172, MoMJ CMmial '°'* ~ tM &ow duster ol atooe UMI lroa bldldlDo .. tbe e.ter ol town. lloMI CIMmlna mak• fertW.aer, too, by pro- duclq IUlfWtc add, eoolia& lt. then combtnlac It wltb cbemleal ......,... .... n LI dirty &Dd it ia daNeroul. a8d li employa UJ> people . llQOr Jta Pirot •aid MobU Chemical ia t.be lifeblood ol tbe top. "Sure there'• aome cooeero. but nobod7'1 be•~ en my door aaytnc we aboWd abut die plant down," be said. "Am I wouldn't &O &1oa1 with that anywQ. Tbe only thing I'll 10 aloq with Ls that tbey never put acid in our sewers acain." MOlllL CllBIOCAL BAS BAD M'IDJt aptlla. In un.&. sulf\lric acid leakinl into a coo11n1 water ay1tem made ita way into a lagoon oa Lake DePue, a backwater ol tbe DUnoil River, and killed bun· dreda ol fiah. A resideot who requested anooymlty report.ed seein& Lake DePue tW"D from muddy brown lo murky IJ"Q, tbeD blue, then green. He aald be saw a flock ol mi#•tlni geese stop lo drink. Many new off but others died, their bodies left bobbing like buoys oo the water. The atate uaeued Mobil Chemical $'1,500 to repair tbe damage. Most residents won't even talk about the plant. UEVEJlYBODY KNOWS THINGS HAPPEN, but nobody is eoln.C lo say anyt.bi.q when their livellbood ls at stake,•• Torri said. · He started lo aay somethine elM but at.opped. "Look," be said, smiling, "I've 1ot a bualneu here, too." Tbe Huertas came lo DePue from Tena look· ing for work about 10 years qo. He found a job at the Motor Wheel Corp. in Mendota. Sbe distributed St ope Stings FRESNO CAP> -A chemical being tested here may provide a bet· ter weapoo against sting- ing and sometimes dangerous mosquitoes, at least for a while, a re· searcher says. The pro- duct, called BTI. ls s aid to work raster, more thoroughly and is safer than other pesticides or oil "0NJUNE3 YOU CAN ELECT TIIE RIGHT JUDGE, FOR SUPERIOR toURT, OFFICE #14 JUDGE JAMES WRIGHT COOK" JUDGE COOK HAS THE ENDORSEMENT OF: •The Los Ange les Times eCommunity C riminal Action Corrmittee eOrange County Oxnmirtee for High Judicial Standards eOrange County Aaociation of District Attorneys •North Orange County Trial lawyers Association •Peace Officers Associations of A naheim, Brea, Buena Park, Fullenon , La Habra, La Palma, Orangt> and Sama Ana •Santa Ana Area, C.alifomia Highway Patrol •National Women's Political C aucus El1%3brth &. Ralph Fr.it~ Hon. Irwin M. Fncd Rex Gaede Hon. &. M"' S.I F. Gambina Leonard Garber ~ &. Edwanl Ganter Or.}ohnM.~ Arthur W. Gr.i) Frank Hall W.J. Haney Dmnb Hanwood Dmnu K. HllltY Aileen M. Hollowell Mr. &. Mn. Fnnk !-¥•~ RAlbm Paul Hughes Vernon HID'lt. Jr. Noonan P. Kamin Mr. 6. M15. Honrd Uuihad Yong T.1.tt Mr. &. M"' E. Rcbtn Lankin Mr.&. Mn. J-Neil Le Vecke Mr. &. Mn.,_ LocUhaw Jack K. Mmdrl fftderick T. M... Or. Otorp Maauy.- Luclm L Mina, Jr. Or. &. Mrs. Mluricc MuMU. M8wim L. Ml:Alilla Dan&. Beth McMdt 0r. aw A. Mc1..e.1 Dr.~ Mn. Philip ff.~ Wlllllftl McOlnicf Hoo. f'hilUp Mc()nw I lllc:lwrd K. McNIMJ Jxtt &. }dMlm Murphy Mr. & Mn. Hldl ~ &rtV • .,,,..... ,.. ....... MOBIL CltEIKAL. IARTY 11C111 DOD NOT TELL ITORY OF PUW THAT IUUID Cal Iron Pipe lft Ptant ........... Forcfng EYllCUdon Of EJGftt Blocb tbe hospital lloen eacb mondq ln nearby Spring Valley. "We called her Josie. Sbe alwayi bad a smile and aometbh\a happy \0 MY.•• said ber supervisor. Carla Hddcraft. ·•we called oa ber lo belp out in· lerJ>retinl for DW"MI who didn't 1peak Spanish. She would tell what •••. wroac wttb a patient, where it bu.rt. what a paUeot waated." WREN THE HOSPITAL CAFETE&IA served taeoe and tamales. she brou&bt eombrero9 and serapes fn>m home to make tbe walla &ooll festive. Wbeo people gave away old cAotbes, IM boxed them and sent them back to the poor in Mexico. As always, Mrs. Huerta got up at 6:45 that morning two ween aeo. She smelled tbe rotten egp, but tbla time the smell aeemed to be comin& from ber basement. So she went downstairs. The fumes were stronger than anticipated. She could not breat.be. She could not walk. SM fell by the furnace. Above her. tbe face of Mike tbe mechanic formed itae.lf for an lnstant, then diaaolved. SHE'D ALWAYS BEUEVED DEATB would come with the sweet bright face of tbe Vlrlln. Not IJke Uu.s. Dawn came up with a fien:e yellow streak. Down.stairs, with the smell of rotten egp all around her, Josephine Huerta died on &he cellar floor. 3SCeatGas? Fora Liter, Not a Gallon WASHINGTON <AP> -Thought you'd never see 1aaoline for 35 centa aealn? Well, you may - but it probably will be a liter, not a 1aUoo, that's oaaale. · The trend already baa started ln some stat.es. including California, and tbe U.S. Office of Comumer Affaln estimates that aa many u 4,000 st.atloo.s have converted to the metric measure· ment. THE CHANGE IS BEING lllADE because most gasoline pumps cannot calculate prices of more than Sl a gallon and it's cheaper to change tJle way they measure gas than to change their calculators. Many, in the meanUme, have gone to a half. price aystem, bat that doesn't aeem to satisfy anyone, either consumers or dealers. It bu led to anumenta, ccnfusion, complaints and rip-offs. It a1ao alowsdownservtce. So liters may be the answer. A liter ls just a little more than .!iJ:art• resulting in the seemingly Jow price for I e dispensed this way. MANY DEAi.EU A&E GIVING out pam- pbleta to explain the change, and if you are in- terested, the llay iasue of the NatJoaal Conaumer Marketing Alert carries a coo.versioo chart to Mlp you relate lit.era to gallons. Copies can be obtained by sending a postcard to Esther Peterson Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colo.' 81009. • Here are some basic conversions from the curt: Ten liters equals 2.5 gallons, 15 liters is 4 gallons, 20 liters is 5.3 gallons, 25 liters is 6.6 gallons, 30 liters is 7 .9 galJons, 3S liters is 9.2 gallons, 40 liters is 10.6 gallons, so liters is 13.2 gallons, 60 liters is 15.9 &alloas, 75 liters is 19.8 gallom and 100 lit.en ls 28.4 pllcm. Dftlt•N•t~ rLlfTTS DURHAM. N.C. <AP> -Dr. Julian Deryl Hart, SS, a former presl- deol of Duke Universily and pioneer in the de- velopment of its medical center, died Sunday at his home. By IOYCS L. IONN&DY Dear Je1te r I a• &•IMW• el ........ ·-..i ............ . ""' ... _.....Ill'• a lleN wt&la a .......... -A.T., ._..._,,Ala. ~ Called b)t 1Uft1 names -lelal u- 1lltanm, iefal aw. or paralepla - the people. primuily Women. wbo a11l1t lawyert bave Jobe t.Ml are loq OD variety and relpooaibWty, adequate pay~wbe. and abort OD pro- rnoUOD potential Accordloa to PrlacllJa Blldum. di.rector of the le1al aulstanl pro- 1ra m at Oakland UolvenltJ in Rochester. Mlcb., lt'a a re-entry field. 'lbat ii. women comJ.na beck to work compriM a eood port.km ol ber program's students. AND THEY DO find jobs. Hildum says that in her locale 1be em more request.a from attorneys wanting to hi r e than s he has program graduates, and UWJ seems to be true m many other geographic areas as well. Training ranges from three-month certificate pro1rama to four-year baccalaureate degrees. Certification too .la incoost.atent. Thouah not required for most jobs. a com&Srebenslve two-day certlflca- Uoo examination open to those with an adequate background is offered by the National Association of Legal Assistants in Tulsa, Okla. JOB OPPORTUNITIES span the public and private sectors : law firms, corporate legal departments. banks. trade associations, legal a~ programs, consumer organisaUonS, government a1encies and the courts. Though aome le1aJ uailtanta work part time at hourly rates, most are salaried and do not receive overtime pay. Earnings vary, depeod1.ng on e mployer and area of the country. but positions -generally start at between $9,000 and $13,000 per year. and can rise to the high teens or low 20s. Assets and UabWties of the field are Ulustrated by Liz Gregory and Beth Andrews, two legal assi.slants at a Detroit law firm. ANDREWS WORKS with liUga. lio n . She lnveatlgates accident claims for the insurance companies that are her boss's cllenta. She bas many reaponalbilities usually band.led by laW)'en. tbcNP abe, like otber peraleaala, cannot She le&al advice or represent clienta in court. Despite these reatrlctioos, An- drews enjoys the variety eoougb that she plans to stay with it lodefmitely. a C4REERS Gtqory U. eome to the 9PP01he cooc1wlon. Jn ber averqe varted week. lhe mllbt do lncome tu won wJtb tndlriduala, Work OD lnlat acree- l1l4'1lta, Undle buatneH lnCOlpora. tJon1. oversee profit-tharlq plans and more. StW. after teVeo years, abe bu de- cided to io to i.w school. Why? She feels COl\IU'a1ned by the lack a( ad· vaocement potential. PUllUC NOl'ICI! ITATWMTOP YR Ill OllM•tn ~UMM l'tcnnOUI..,....... ..... ONE convenient no. ....... ..,_._..,...,'" --v•---11 .__., .. ~ ..... -: -.....•-..., a TAC1tL•LA1tO, MJt ........ , r.. .... your lnsur•nc• :.::W· ...,..._. 8Mdt,. CMHllnol• Saul Bellow, author • ...:.; · r11e ~..,..... .._ ,... READER SERVICE: For ,., oalU· a n d winner 0 f =:.=~~ ... °' ..... tat ccner and ~ltOOl btforma*", _,., Pulitzer ·and Nobel o.wt4 e. -..-• ..,, M1w1ty11 o damped. M/~...t. IOllf ..,.._... prizes bas declined •..-S IMMHNCI =· , ... ,.,...., e.edl, ~ oclope Co JOJICe tam K~ at Bos an honorary doc .-our .,;.~----~" ~ • !.56 0 0, Co•!~ M••o 92626. A•k '"' torate from the. 14a-Hl4••H·M17 ()Md~.....,, p ~ u . ,,, ....... c:-....... ™' ~ -tlled •ltll n.. · n 1 v er s lt y of ._ ________ .. lc-1vo.tio10r-.CowttvonMov Carter Hints '81 Tax Cut ; WASHINGTON (AP> - Acknowledging that the nation's economic recessloo la "ateeper than we've anticipated," Presi- dent Carter is holding out the pogsibWty of reducing taxes next year, apparently advancing bJ.s tax cut timetable. But he said ln an lnterv1ew broadcast Sunday that he will not propose any 1980 tax reductioa to stimulatetheeconomy. "If we can cut down excessive federaJ spending 1n accordance with the balanced budget pro- posal J made to the Congnss, and if I 'm sure that the tu reduction will not be inflationary ln nalUtt. we will begin to prepare for a tax redu~ to be considered for ap- plicatioo ln 1981, but oot tlu.b year," be said. Musician 8a8ie m, In Hospital CHICAGO <AP ) -Jan bandleader William "Count" Basie was reported in fair coodi· tlon today in the intensive care un· it of Illinois Masonic Medical Center where he wu taken com· plaining of fauaue. a bolpit.aJ spokesmanaald. Buie, 15andanlnternaUooally known musician wboM e&l'ftf' spans four deca~. missed two scheduled coocert.s when be was bospitallJed Sunday night. Wisconsin. He says tt, ,._ ..,,... he is loo busy writing ... Jetr1U. $:, PWlltNll a-.... CeeA Deity l"llOC. a new book and ,..._.,,..,.4 .-u.tt.n.,.. un• h ••• .. leac ing at lbe ~~ PVBUCNoncE .U n 1 v e r s i t y o f •4~ Chicago. "tCTITIOlll ~ .... Ride Return8 .... ITATil,._llT n.. ..................... ._ •. m.:I _ .. ; T ACICLllLANO. st• l!elliter' SAN FRANCISCO CAP> · A merry-go. round bench. deeocat.ed with a swan and a pretty myt.bo&ogicaJ iuideo. is back ln the hands of Its reswrera alter an un- known thief toot lt for a rtde or sorts . The wooden bencb makes its pe rmanent hom e at Golden Gate Park. IATH :=-· ................. "· c.et• ....... OHie ... Twt. sen llHMflM'd mASlll ~ ..... I.AP..,,., Gii ........ Tiiis ......... IS <oMlldie ~ 4111 !ft. -~ .. 'TJl.-.-.cfl CeHef' Devtd H. T .... TOILET TANK aAU. Tiils ·~•et llltd wtttt tt1e The ett1C1e11t Weter Mutcw Tenk ball ln1tanUy ltope fie now ot weter •"*' nulhing ~lime. 11.Ja AT MAMN'Att ST0Ma John E . Hanna, M .D. is pleased to announce the opening of his new off ice f or the practice of pediatric and adult urology at 657 Camino de L os Mar es Suite 138 San Clemen te 661-21QJ ~a.ti 91 Or .... GIMICY• Moy n,1•. ~, ... ~·--Or .... CMll Delly Piiot. J-J, "· .... D.... 2>42.eo PVBuC NOTICE ..... STATSMllllT Of< A ..... DOIUitlf .. T Of< US«Of< Ptcnnoul 9US*lfll No1MIN: T"'1 ,.............--........ odOMd tloe II~ dew fletll*-' ~·Mm. SEAFAESt4 SEAFOOO, MO Wttl ~ Stl'Mt, Col'9 1Nw. c.lltomlo • T"'1 Fie'"'-.._. '9MN ,.._ ..,...... __ ,...., ... 0r.,. c:.-otY•..__., IA, 1t1t. ....,._,..,.,m~su-1. . c. c-w Meu.. Gellfomle Q2'7 TMs.....,_.-~t>y ... ~. ~1041 "'"-........... -fli.4 "'""' ""' c-fY Olrtl 91 Or-.. C--'Y9'1 M.., 21,ltlO. ,,,..... P\IC>ll\hM Or ... C.0.~I Delly Piiot, JvN 1 •..... %>.. 1'ID ?>UC PtJBLIC NOTICE NOTIQI TO c:oNT•ACTOll$ CAUJNO ~ el0$ ••0'9:).A. •• c Scl\oot 01\lrt-. ••. Ptec• d 8ld At<.-Ol'l'tCE OF -------------------.llTHE PV•CHASING AGENT. 1)10 ~Me..C....-...CA._. ' ~.,.._~~:::!':".""'!'"~~~~~~---~--~~-T"'ll ~ ~ -.-: 8f0: \ .. ,,_ ... QllAltGE COAST COL"EGE Sf'OllTI MEOIClltE \AllOtlAft>ttY; 8 10 '°>·8 O•ANGE COA S T .......... COllEGE A•T CUHE lt Mf 01.t. (itltAPWIC:S lAllOtlATO..Y. -810 L....;,~.:;:_.!!,;~..;_--..:.!,.:2.~~~--... flMliillllli ... '°'< OltANGE COAST COll EC.E TECHNOU>GY 117 AEMOOEl -----------------------~·"'--onltte Of'F•CE OF Exchange Hosts Needed A cultural exchao1e g.roup baaed ln Newport Beach I• looklna for THE AltOfl T'ECT, WAil. 81..UllOCK I. PAllTNE~ ATTN· 908 HENCH.' ,. ~ .... *-' ....... CA"JIMO NOTICE i. HEl'E8't' GtVElt llWll ttw •b•• ...,... Sc'-f O.litrtc:t of Or--c...tr. ~ .1<1"'9 by • ..-l~ ... ~"'"' lkMtro. "•'•'"•'•••'r•••r••4 to •~ -OtSTIUCT.• wMI _..... ..... !WI ... ·-.............. ,lated ....... . -~ ........ _. ... ,..,., .. , Nr ....... ,,.,.Cl. I 8141 1"911 M rec.elwed In ttw pl«~ ..._.H ......... ,.,,._ll be_...., -p04lllcly ,_ ....... ---.... ............ -.... . fl'ff'e ........ • WM ~ , .. GEOAGE C. PLETIS, ... rniOMll Of L-8Mcl\, "' Peu «S •••Y °" ~Y 21, 1'111 S..rvlv•d by l\h IOI' Glof'99 T. l'Mth, 7 or-1\llCI,." - 1 9"•••-or-1t11etren S.rvl<n wllt be Mid Ofl T""rldo. June s, ltlO •• ll•OOAM _. Petlfk V ..... O..pel '"'•' ,.,.Ill •I Helt,,_ -tel P•f1' P.c:lfk V-Mort .... v. N_.t 8eec;I\ dl,.cton. ST LOUIS <AP> -hoe ta to participate in its · third annual European Re-Elect DAVE SILLS ...,i.-.c1 loir-.11wt0f llicfdllc-• to' -·eo1• ttle '9t\lrn k\ OOod <-lllon: •'"'"' 10 ~ -.,,. .,.., -•no, o.t•. •<>« UIENE H. RO£. ~ of Fovn letfl VelteY. C. PHMCI •••Y Oft M•Y ll. ltlO. SIWl•wrvt-by ?gr-.- hd ..._,. .. C..l.e -· Ce .,.., llOMr1 ~ Of ~ Nlq .. I, Ce , eftd I 1 ree1-11,.110<1\lld••n. Gre1'flldt wnkft Wiii be loetd °" T"°'"*Y• .J.-S. !WO et 1 Ollf'M .i "'-A-Hill\~ P-. ~II· ..... C• Pl•r<• e,., ..... Bell 8'oecfwov _,_.., dlrecton. ,_,..,.y COi OMAL. N s?il HOMI 7801 SolMAve Westmtnster 893-3625 PAC91CYllW t• IOllAI. PMI c.r.'*V Mortu.,y Chapel 3500 Pecitic View Drive Newoort Be.ch 6'4-2700 MlllCOINICll MOtn'UAltllS Laaune Beech 494-9415 laQuna H11t1 768-0933 Slr'I Juen Ceotatrano -.1n6 MAllOll LAWN-Mr. OUYI Martu.y • C...t*V ~IOfy 1825 0.... Ave .. ec.t.Mesa MDl8154 ~ ... Al ... Wai-- Edwina Williama, 95, summer cultural ex· mother of pl~y~right cbaoae program July Tennessee W1lhams, 3.25 die~ Sun~ay at a St. c 'harles Douglas, Lowa numng bdme. Sbe director of the European w aa the mo~e~ fo~ Field Study lnatltute, Amanda lo Walhams said swt.as. French and p 1 a y • .' 1:~ e G 1 a s s Belgian high acbool and Menagene. college students will ~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -Composer and pro- d ucer Jotepll Frud• ••Soaay .. Bartle. 66, who spent over a year work· studying and living lo Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Huntington Beach during this period. ing on the best-selling THE ENGLISH and Frank Sinatra album Frencb·apealiini atu- "TrlloSY." died Satur· ·deota will be attend.lng day ol cancer. school for three boun LOS ANGELES <AP> -&odolfo Royo•. 84, who came to the United States from Mexico to tin• opera and 1tayed beH to build another 1ucce11ful career lo broadcw'"cfi and voice coacblna. ed after a fall tn b& omce. He was the uncle of Ricky Ricardo In the "l Love Lucy" telev1liOD Jerles durtn1 tbe lleiOe. LOS ANGELES <AP) -E4hran1 B. BeltU•, 84, one of tbe world •a sre•t.t taddS•maken. Wbo lold bA8 W&rel (.0 pre1lcleaU, klap . and .......... dlied. ... each mornin1 weekdays. 1rith Wednes- day beto1 earmarlltct for trlpt to local •tab.ti and cultural centers. Approximately 40 atu· dentl wtll participate. DoUJ)aa Nld that the bostl can expect com- paUbWty matcblnl. aup. port Oil bouMbold ru1 ... aod IOdal plannlal done by the JnaUtute, Ho.ti will al.lo bne no le1aJ obli1•tion. and U-bour, instant communlcatlon with the lnlUtute will be avallab&e. DOVOLA8 AIKSD that PfVSpectl•• bolt& bave a bed ........ .., •• po11Lbb' lbarlaa I room wtdl a famil1 member. Food Dlld DOt nee 1111.ri· Jy M prepared l• a apeelal mMnw. ~...,U.ua ~o•• Do•~•• at ••••di. for Irvine City Council "Nice places to-live~ don't happen - They are planned that way." Dave Siiis is running for a second term on his record -and a remarkable record it Is -here are some highlights. * Shortly after his election In 1976, Mayor Sills proposed and achieved a tax reduction. * * In each of the past four years, Irvine finished with a budget surplus. lrvlne has the second lowest city tax rate in Orange County. * In 1979, Mayor Sills took a bold step and told the Irvine Company to shelve proposals for 6,000 new dwellings on the fields west of Culver because of the traffic problems development would cause. They complied with his request. * He has led the fight against efforts to turn El Toro Into a commercial airport. * He 11 committed to 1ot.and muter 'planning. Have you noticed aomethlng unique about lrvlne: No Blllboortb to Obscu,. th~ YIN No Continuous Strip C<Jmmcrrla/fs11, ~II Unurpnlnd Udllda 1¥/ttly Landsco~d Streets µ,u qf lkautiful GTHn DAVI SIU.S HAS SAID MANY TIMES: •HNlctp~ 10 llNdon'tJIUI ~pen -nq ,,,. ,,.,,,,., tlldl way." MAYOR DAVID G. SILUI hid ....... P.,... ol Dew Sit ... 0.¥9 $1111, WD1 Dow ............. WMrt ...,_ IRVINE CITY COUNCIL ELECTION . E •<I\ bid rnu1I Conform •ltd be .. _" ..... --.... -.-., Ee<I\ ~ v..11 be •<-led 1W --.... 11.,....,,.., • ..,_,_,_, _.......,.. -""I .. llJI .. .,.__. ,_.,.,,.,on, Tl\e OISTAICT -llW ,._,,. to ,.i.tl """ w e41 -or to -..-. lffe9"1¥flln or l~llet Ito MIY 11141~ or In .,.~,. T,.. OISTlttCT -...._ ._... ,,. Olfec.W OI -0..-tWW<lt OI ,,._ eo;tttl .......... l ........... _Y .. I .......... __ ~,,., ... .... 11., ... -... , -., to be ,..,........., lw -'" <raft or tn-of --........ •-.C-,. '°" lr.<t. ,_ , ... -Ol'I Ill• .. ~ 015TlllCT oftlC'9 -at Offlu Of Plly F«. ,._..... C.C..C 0., IJ70 ,,._..., CMt. _.., CA ~ Col>ott _., .. .......,Ol'I ,__...",..,Of .._.-........ ~ ...... jOO .,.. , ... .......,. .......... _d ..... •eeH '-._._._. ... ....,Of eltM • ., ~ .,,,. ....... ,...lcM, ..,. __ _. ............... , tlll'le...-.-.flelf. llal\ell119~~-~-raACTo. 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It will be in lhe Spurge<>n room of the Santa Ana Library. 26 Civic Center Plata, from 8 p.m . to lOp.m. Knight was named Orange County's ··Educator of the Year" in 19'11. He is director or development and community relations at Cblldrens Hospital of Orange County Surgeons Name Graze r Treasurer Newport Beach plastic sur- geon Dr. Frederick M. Grazer bas been ins\alled u treasurer or th~ American Society ror Ae.thetic Plastic Surgery. Inc .• according to Robert Garrick, ASA PS spokesman. Gruer, of 2907 Pebble Drive in Corocaa del Mar, ls on staff at Hoag Memorial Hospita l Presbyterian and is associate professor at UCI Me dical School. •en~T.W Blood Ball Needs Help From Donors NaUonwidt, tbt American R~ Qooll bu bHa ea-peffen- rl.At • lbOrt••• of bl.ood type 0-pollUve -t&e t,ype awiet WlCSely (.Wed ~"' to Orant• Coun t1 Red Croll 1pokeawoman !II arao Mihallc Ttl• Oranae Cou.oty chapter trlC!t to rna.lnt.tn 40 percent of blood ~Y ln type 0-pc»iUve. but now only hu about hall that aOU>UDt. Mlballc said. For convenience to those who w\1h to give blood, there will be 7 Red Cross "bloodmobiles" throughout the Orange Coast ouring June at the rollowmg times and locations. June 9 -St. Barbara's Catholic Church , 5360 W. McFadden Ave . Santa Ana. 2:45 p.m . to 7 30 p.m .; Holiday Inn. 252()5 La Paz Rd .• Laguna Hills. 2: ts p.m. to 7 p.m. Juoe lO -Deerfield Com- munU1 Park, 55 Deer•ood, lrvlM.10:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Jane M -Miaaion San Juan Catbo llc Ch urch. Orte1a Hl1llway an d Camlno C A &:r-.:.! a D 0 , S a 1l J U a D Cap , 2:45 to 7:30 p.m. Jun U -Newport Mesa Cbn.tlaD Church. 1'8 E. Z2nd St., Costa Mesa. 8:4.5 a.m. to 1:30p.m . June 27 -St. Joseph's Church. 717 N. Bradford Ave., Placmtla. 2:45 p.m. t.o 7:30 p.m. June 30 -St. Andrew's Presbyterian Churdl. 600 St. An· drew's Rd.. Newport Beach. 2 p.m . to6:30p.m. ~or fUrtbet' information. call the Orapge County Red Crosa at (714) 835-5381. Anti-rabies Slwts Available to Dogs Vetennarians of the Southern Califorrua Veterinary Medical As· sociation <SCVMA} are scheduling anti·rabies vaectnatlon clinics to- day through Thursday for dogs in ~ Orange Coast area. The planned time for all clinics is 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m .. and cost of the vaccinations ls $2 per dog. Dates and locations of the rabies clinics are: Today -Gemco. Alicia Par tway at San Diego Freeway, Mission Viejo. Tuesday -Orange County Animal Shelter, 561 City Dr. S .• Signups Set At Coastline Orange: Foun tain Valley Coastline Community ColJooe Recreatico Center. Brookhurst -11> and Hell Street, Fountain is receiving reg:istraUon applica-Valley. tions for its summer session. Thursday _ Irvine City Hall, More than 250 courses at 130 Jambor ee Road and McGaw class sites will be offered this Street. summer. Dogs four mootha and older After June 1J. people may re. are reQU.ired by law to be vac· gister for a class on a space. cinated against rabies, and a a vailable basis. Copies of tbe valid vaccl..natioo certificate is schedule and information are required t.o license a dog, an available at the CoasWne ad- SCVMA spokesman said. Vac-mission office, 10231 Slater Ave., cinations are good for 30 Fountain Valley, or by calUng monlhs, according to SCVM.A. 963--0842. • J ORANGE COUNU VOTERS HAVE, AT LEAST, 9 GOOD REASONS ro· VOTE NO on PROPOSITION .9! • OJ IT'S MOT E9'JIT AILE! 55°10 of the benefits will CJO to only 4°10 of the taxpayers. 4.3 n •Oft Calfornla hollSeholds. ~ 95°10 of California's 2.8 11•on senior cffbeM Won't Get OM Dime! (J] Proposition 9 wll increase Cafifornia's Fed~al tax biU by SI . I l•on In the first yecr alone! [!] 1rs BAD FOR BUSINESS! Just on the chance that Proposition 9 mlcJhl pass Standard and Poors has lowered California's credit rating from AAA to AA +. In a period of economic recnsion Proposition 9 could seriously jeopardhe the heallh and vitality of California's . economy! (I] Proposition 9 will mean further cuts in Police and Fire 4 rotection and Tuition at State CohecJH and Universities! lZl Sales and Corporate Taxes Will Likely le Increased! Moreover, al of us wiR pay more in special fees to use libre11 ies. p_arks, and beaches. • Howcrd Jarvis! He may tMnk he's Santa Clmn, but we know better. On T•sday, J.e lrd Vote: x 9 NO on PROPOSITION 9 ... _~ C.-..'9~ ,, , ,, I ,., • I. I \ I . I Ill• Ill f . ,. I I I \ I I , . ' ' ' ' ....... ~ .................. ¥ ......... ~·~··················· ... ..... LOOK BEFORE YOU VOTE FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES SHERIFF BRAD _ GATES ENDORSES FORMER MUNICIPAL COURT, NOW SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE I ' "your years of general practice and subsequent experience on the bench, co·upled with your outstanding Judicial tempera - ment and knowledge of the law, easlly makes you my choice." IS JUDGE McBRIDE EXPERIENCED? Alt attorney since 1954, Judge McBride has had an e>Clensive CIV~ and a ini.a backgrourr.1. He has been a ~ District Attorney. law schoo4 instndOr, Mtncipal Court Judge and Superior Co~ Judge. IS JUDGE McBRIDE SOFT ON CRIME? H.A. Ri:twdlon's ~ and Order Campaign Cotnmittee came IO Orange Q:uCy IO aee I there were any •soft J udges". They found none in Orange Qu1ly ~ Cowt Their investigation of Judge McBride reoetved onlY fawonlble ~ Mdl as: "'T•.. on Cli1inat Law; .. 10" on a aca1e of ., 1 to 10 for Judicial ..,.....,..-; • ••• an R:elert Judge". :::r=·• opponent has been qUOC8d as saying: "His (~'s) judicial ~favored alminal defendants ..• S.U t fled 1g1i.r Jn tie .. done a 95% tll"n8bc:ML .. HIS conctusion is not ~ by,. fll*-HIM are the fadal Judge McSride was assigned to domestic AllllllDI• end o0'9r crvt matters from the time of his appointment until "February". Pror to February. Judge Mceride sentenced onty one person. He was 5efB iced to State Prison. Judge McBride is no( soft: his recoro speaks for beff. IS JUDGE McBRIDE FAIR? Ast( Che &aof"8)'1: Judge McBride has been endorsed by the~~ Trial Lawyers. OnlnQe County eommnee on High Judicial s~. and the Orange County iaxpa)W'I tor Judicial EJCCele:a. IS JUDGE McBRIDE QUALIFIED? Judge McBride ha been endorled by the Los Angeles rrnes & Daly Plot. The 0rwvt Courey Bar AS90dlltiOn mllde a NWV of .. theW members. (the i89pOl 8 I1 .. *""8d to lho8e wlCh personal knCMtedge of each candidate) • Inducing dlOl8 In the Oistrict Attorney's Oftice. Hete are the res&Ats: PtcfJ 11ionll tlblly and knowtedge -Judge McBride 44.5% higher than his oppot~ ~t and detWnOr-JudOI Mc8ride82.8%~thln his: Jneegrety and character -Judge Mc:9ride 46.<4% ~than hil 4't; Judgmen -Judge Mc8rtde ~ ~than hts opponenf; Genirll ~utton -59% ~ than NI ~· IS JUDGE McBRIDE WELL THOUGHT OF IN THE LEGAL COMMUNITY? L9t .,... ....,..,... of endorwnenta ..... tor U....1tvea: . ~ ' Righi Is Wrong Motorists have to be alert approaching th1s sharp curve near Carmel. Signs seemingly point in opposite directions -one leading directly out to sea. The signs actuijllY are warning of two-way traffic for" C:lrivers approaching blind tum. .. Babes Hepatitis Source? . Study Resul,t,s Point to Dirty Diapers BOSl'O~ <AP> -Unsanitary diaper·chapging passes hepatitis among babies at day-care cen· ters and makes these facilities a major link in the spread of Uus disease in the United States, a study contends. County health officials tracked. nearly all the reported cases of a common form of the disease. called hepatitis A. in the Phoenix area ove r a 10-month period. They found that al I.east 30 per~nt of the cases were spread by cbUdren under age 2 who had been in day-care centers. THE STUDY NOTED that the cause of 40 percent of the cases of hepatitis A is listed as un- known nationally. "If the county studied here Is typical of other counties in the United States. day-care centen may represent the major SOUTce of hepatitis A cases of uncertain origin in this country." the re· searcben coocluded. The study, conducted by doc· tors from the Maricopa County Health Department in Phoenix. was published In t~e New England Journal ot Medicine. HEPA1Tft8 A 18 a Uver In· nammation usually caused by Ingesting human waste. Another form of the disease, hepatitis 8 , is associated with use of dirty hypodermic needles and wu not linked with the day.~are centers. The doctors noted that while hepatitis can cause serious UJ. nHs iD adults, babies often have the viral disease without show- ing any outward symptolll$. So grownups an usually unaware that the youngsters have the contagious Illness. They said the disease ap- pa rentf y spreads among the babies when workers at the day- care centers handle dirty diapers. .,8PEClnCALLY. DIAPB& changing, which exposes ad\11\a directly to the feces of children, may be a crtt.lcal factor in this problem," they wrote. The researchers fouad that at home. the infants spread the dis· ease to their parent.a, babysat- ten and other people who cared for them. During the study period in 1.977 and 1978, 1,098 cases of hepatitis were reported in Maricopa County. Tbe researchers in· tervlewed 894 of the people who had hepatitla A or an una~ifled type of the d.laeue and found that 398 of them bad bad coot.act with day-care kids. Tbe diseaH broke out at 10 pettenl of the 308 centers in the county. THEY NOTED THAT na· tionwide, 1.8 million children of all ages are enrolled in day-care centers, which t.bey called "a fertile environment for the spread of communicable dis· eases." To control the transmlsslon of hepaUU., the doctors recom- mepded improvtn1 hutene ID lhe day-care cnten. Tbe)' also s uggested administering lm- rru.anog)obulln, a drug that can prevent hepatitis, to chlld.reu, their parents and day-care workers as sooo as the disease brea,tts out. Nuptial Knot Tightened Miami Catlwlics Get Guidelines MIAMI CAP) -The Archdiocese of Miami, hoping to reduce divorce rates by mak.in1 it tougher to wed in haste, is set· ting a four-month waiting period for South Florida Roman Catholics who want to marry m the church. "Since the happiness a nd well· being of married couples is of special concern to us, we are asking for more serious pre· paration for marriage in the Catholic church,.. Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy said tJws week. THE GVIDEUNES apply to the million of Catholics in the Miami archdiocese, which ln· eludes Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Mart.in and Monroe coun- ties. About half the Roman Catholic dioceses in the nat\on have adopted similar policies, aald the Rev. Timothy Lynch, who helped prepare the guide~ be re. Catholics will have to tive their parish priests four moot.bl' notice U tbey want to marry in the dlurch. PRIE8'1'8 WILL TBEN uaeu the couple'• reedineu for mar- riage wtth a 143-questioo quiz, persooal cou.nseline and possibly consult.aUon with family and friends, church officials said. Jn the quiz, men and women will be asked separately if they agra or .d.i,agree with st.ale· ments like the rot10"'1.ng: -I am oft.en bothered by the belittling remarks my future husband.wife makes about me. -A problem is that when we have offended each other. my future husband.wife ref\19e5 to talk about it. -I worry that either of our famHles will cause friction between us. -I have grown up with good feellngs about sex. "ITS NOT A TEST. You can- not pa.as or fa.II it," said Terry Re lily. co-director of the Miami archdiocHe's f'amlly Enrich- ment Center ··A priest will not bue h1s de-- termination solely on the tnveo- tory. He will base lt on that and a lot of his good common sense and pastoral experience." Priests are being asked to ~ fuse marriage ceremonies if either prospective partner ls a non-practicing Catholic with no Intention of returnin1 to the faith; if It appears likely the couple will be separated for an extended period aft.er they are married; ii ettber la under 19, or If they show "a subst.aDtJaJ lack of appreciation for the splritua1 and sacramental aspects of marrta,e." IF A PSJE8T refuses a mar- riage and the couple disl.&reft, they caa appeal the deeWaa to archdiocese offlclala, ''For co~• lovolved lo church llf•. e 1u.ldelines will not be difficult.'' Lynch said. Meyen Retains Seat Shella Meyers, a Fou.nta1n Valley School Dlstrlct tnaatee 12 yean, hu been re-elec:ted preaideDt of U.. Oran1e Counl1 School Boards AaaoclaUon. . The aaaoclaUoo represent. 13 school districts tbtouabout UM COWlty. ... • You are invited to e free, Pubtk Seminar where YOY wlll le•m how you can pay no Income gx and nKX>Yer taxes you have paid the past three years. · You can participate In a hlgtlly profit motivated Investment that has a four-year history of positive cesh flow and slgnfflcant tax savings. Seating Is tlmlted • Reservations required 644-2507 Gerald L. Kozak, Tax Planning Newport Center 359S.nMlguel Or., SUlte 110 Newport Beach, California 92660 l M<lTkttolQ poai Iona Guella~ I Paid Polttical Advertisement \ RUSS HAZELETI VOTE Irvin, Ranch Water District Board of Directors Paid for by Russ Hazelett. 20 Compent'ro Or . lrvlnt' RE-ELECT JUDGE SODEN ORANGE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT OFFICE NO. 10 * * •••n'lll IO •• .., -!&£• •ABA.111•1 .......... l.AGUHAtlW/ CORONA DB. MAI HUNTINGTON BEACH/ a TORO Th<>mes P Wan<er fOUNTAIM VAl.lfY Ire N Fnsbee Nancy Bunn Nelson w Netee Comdr. J. W. ·9111-Kem (ret} Donald L 8-cettona Barry R Laut>scner John B Heffernen G91t Hutton ~ran A Best Mr. & Mrs. Roua R Heys Jr Hon a.se. A Sauer 'ret) EllUbeth s Buet<ley Larry Mfl~ Butler Perryn\lf1 RICf'lartl T Mud<Je Wiiham J l(lf1( Oarret E WwrJ Wilham J Kee4ef Jf Wilham R Miller AltOe & Ted Bartkm Wilham J Ke8ef Sr Mr & MtS B e. Lebotd Ed NdWJl90n Jemes 0 Gunoenoo Barry g Debra Allen Harotd M Home Steve fate Emest & Salty Camo Frank"" E. Hou.oo u'\lrTU LAGUNA Mad1sonGnry ROC>ef1 B HoHand ~•n Robert Hutwrtz Ralpfl ~ Gary M LaPe Colleen & Guy0ail'9 John Guenn Fred N How1Se< Ca.rmeltte Vinotnt Menan & James o Plur*en Hon 'Mlliarn C Soems Thom• c. c..ey Honont>te Cette ~ LAGUNA NIGUB. Emest-.t-Schmig. Jr • Rdterd L Franc;X A M QvWeAMO,Jr Hon Robert L Coffman '"" MIC:Mel v Volttnef Victor p WMney Harlan 0 ~ 1RV1Nf Ron B~ w.,,..,.. 8*ot'& co-. M~~-UK It\ PMll F. Mlrx Greo<>tYN ..,_...in •~Ya.IV Mr. and Mrs. E H .,.ed . Mauf'Oe E. Pofner RoY 0 Moa Jr Ftnster Roger A ~ John M 0-00- Jemee o. Ray Cllffotd e. Fneden NEWPORT IEAOf L. A. Turner Alex W.-Mr & Mrs. Geotoe Ovnton. Jr John~ Otcil M Wood Robert L Hu~ Heft>ef1 Yt\19on Noelme R Welsh M~ Hay lanQenhetm Oon Wood8rd Kin .. & Hll Ul9he George Fraocts Mr & Mrs. Hens J Lorenz Wllltam C Adams Thad Montgomery Welltnoton F Bonner .Y Virgin\& B 0entets Robcn R Tumef Fred H Bt09 MetWI F Cohen Oevtd w Evans Arthur 0 Guy Jr RObef1 S Le"Mn E Robb LMngston Mr & Mrs. R~ w Hardacri w111t1m 0 LIVI Louise 8 ~ · ...,,.,. Bill HUf'lf Kathleen W Lettne< Wllllam R Mirams Ctiertes A Potter Edne & 'Miiiam C Blurod< catll. Tony Owistoptier. USN Gerald & Kattwyn Gwret1 Miiiicent Hitchman f'9t) Robert H Jeoobs Don & Oorofhy Koll Mr & Mrs-Fost8f N Gem Don W Pent,ohn Oretehen Broenng Olarfes W Hester Jecil & 9eYerty Aunel LOts Tt~ Wilham G. Ring TheOdore S Weon.otth Conrue l(()fford R~ W Howard James T Clcntz Dorothy Reynokjs M8' Cox Mtdleel H Voss W1ll1am V $dlmtdt .. Ken E. S.eetmen James J Rudte< ~'"" E. E.rldlaon GftOf'Qe Hoeg LAGUNA IEAQt Tom Casey Wllltam M Martionerena Beverty Barnes Joe Busnaro Betty St<:>rci1 Mer)OM Mize LeGayoe Cwroll Beel! Chanel Q1no1e JaV Reed John ~ Vibert , Paf11C1a Cox Victor C Alldf'ews Mr I Mrs. Robeft L Taube Frank c.ntc. Wilham P FICkef T~ & Ellzetlettl PetenonGefooe Holstein Ill John W Sofomon e.n De.-. James 1 Mills Manhat4 Duffietd Ann I Byron 8'fbr A'9llander 8oMe James F Penney J Oon8'd Fetguson Cerf Mitchell GalVtn R Keene Shefle PTwll SonetieNne Byr<>n W Tsnutzer Jectt H Boyte Mr and Mrs. Joe Cl-1c90n Th<>mat A. ,_.ly Mr & ~ Stll Ritter Jacille & Jtm Tuc:ker "-t• Ber'l"9Ct Patnctc J Hetttngs Doreen I Bob Mershall ~met I. Milla Wiiiiam F Pnce Mr. end Mrs. Jemea 8 P8f't(er L. Ed Gnbble Mary Sc:hmttz MlcnMI W RobtMOn Dora 4 Ned Hill Hon James K Turner Glons & Howard Seelye R1Cha.rd B Smith Paftt Karger John I( Hamel. M 0 Mr & Mf'S Lawrence E. Brown Harold S VoeQelln R1chafd W Millar. Jr H Jadt Hall E GeneOam Don l<tiltan Jr Mr & Mrs Roy Carver Or Maurice M Rice Robe<t & Martha Crowner Ro0er M. Ahson Albert J Auer Wilham L Banler Jlmft A 9lodgeft" Jol'ln & Nancy Cul'Cl Joh/IA Duncan Wilham Munce M Ogata Alan & Pat Ryptnsk1 Ronald B Schwartz Con & Diane Scnwedzer ThOmas A White Gene M Washburn Harian C Ertdc8on Donald J. Reoan Barbara Aune Martone E Edwards Willard S VOit A Pat~ Naoet Or Hansel Benvenuti Russell W Bangert L Ed Gnbble Mr. & Mrs. W1ll11m Adams Emest-\1 ScNlo ..k Raymond L Lactiman Mr & Mrs T L DuQue Robert A Peterson M1cnae4 J Gertnef' Michael C Gering Joseph P McCormlcit 8111 & Oona Olte~er Cecil H Shirar H Clay Reavis. Jr. Don R Adt<JMOn Donald o Harwood M1dlael A. Ok>t'I Mt. & Mrs. Bruce E. Nott Dennis Harwood Juchth A Franco Manon~ Pat Smet!\ Earl and Irene Hardage AIKhngensmrth Harry I .......,., T-vtor Angelo & ~ PWmterl Eanos T. Evans Hll'r'/ E. w.to....r Bob I Hafen Betton Mr. & Mn George H. Jonts Oav\d G. Dundas EtQ. Paul A.Hanna Fred A. HowMr John W Nicoll Newell E Feit • - NEWS FEATURES ._,..,._IA DleElderlg Abused Fear 'Reprisals' By DR. PETER STEINCROBN ·f bte ~·th~=:Y!!-8~=~.:: :::n is cruelty that is oft.en overlooked, l suppqse.. ;: The other day I actually saw a middle-aged I.: son strike his aged father with bis fa.st. Tbe old )ban. a frail 76-year·old, aank lite a bag of potatoes. I saw it from my window while lookin& out on their lawn. DOCTOR IN A few minutes later the son rang our doorbell ·THE HOUSE and asked me if I would c.U an ambulance. He . told Ille that bis fatber 1lCCideotally fell and hurt hls leg. Later that day tbe son blioueht tbe father bome with a cast on bis leg. He nplained the bruiMs OG bis father's face as being due to the accidental fall. For me, the en ti~ experience \s lite reliving' a ightmare. I had always thought that our eigbbors were especially kind in the care of \be ld Dian. I wonder how much of this goes oo Yil- suspected in many homes. -Mn. L Dear Mrs. L.: rve come across similar in· juries in the elderly in which I susped.ed that cruelty rather than accident was the reason for asking for medical help. A rettnt article ln JAMA called "The Elderly: Newest Victims ol Familial Abuse" bears thia out. Acconling to • University of Maryland atudy: ••Abase of tbe elderly, particularly by tbeir grandchDdren, may well be as severe a problem as child abuse." • But for the most.part, the plight of the .. bat· tel'ed pareot" bas cone ~ The euct amount ol abuse is difficult to estimate became bolb abusers and lbe abused deny its extatenee. THE ELDERLY DON'T t\Dlllr rr because jS'. they fear reprisals such as removal from the faml- ~ Jy. Often they are ashamed to admit it. ~buse "-takes many forms: beatings, starvation. isolation. neglect. Their money may be stolen, their homes confiscated. · Those who inflicted the abuse wen usuallJ close relatives: daughters and sons, husb.00 anC! grandchildren, brothers or sisters, nieces or nephews. Fractures and bruises in the elderly should often be regarded with suspicion. "Possible in· terventfoos include intensive family counseling at the time an aging parent joins a child's household.•• ••• MEDICALETl'ES Dear Dr. S&etDerollll: I am a cancer oatieat. I coopera,te in every way to try to keep 1oi:ng. I've been taking chemotherapy as prescribed by my docton. But what's worse than even the cancer to bear is tbe nausea and vomiting I suffer from the treat· ments. I've been taking medicine to try to control the nausea but nothing seems to help. I'll ap- preciate any suggestions. -Mn. N. f Dear Mn. N.: Some recent reporta i.nd.tcate j that marijuana or lta most active constituent -: .. tetrahydrocannabinol.. <11fC> often lesaem or I prevents nausea or vomiting. Have your doc:ton loot into it. if they haven't already conaldered its use. • •• ' '1'pr 111. J.: lo a con.sideration of your . cholesterol, also ask your doctor about abnormal level.I ol HDL (high density llpoprot.etm) and t.ria1Yceridel. ••• Learn bow to stop abort ol fatigue, ,.,. Dr. Steifcrolm in bis booklet.. .. How To Live With Less Tention At Home." For a copy write to him at Box 1580, Costa Jlesa, enclosing ~ cents and a st.aaiped. ae!f ·addreaSed envelope. P•ld Polltlcal Advertlse~t RE·ELECT ORVILLE ... RE1N'HARot .. ·· · Director , c~ lmne AanctiWater District Endors«I bY.: • am Vardoulls • Art Anthony •Don Settarellf • Biii Hurst • L•MY Eberting .. I [ r J .. • ...... June 2. ,.., •Ally PM.OT A I ' NIO PO&.lnCM. AIHlll i AC•rr Sheriff Brad Gates · ... Urges Your Vole For \ Who Supports Judge Frances Munoz? County Marshall Don Rhea Supervisor Tom Rll'y * Judge Bud Franklin * Assemblywoma~ Marian Bergeson Senator john Schmitz Pollce ~hlef Arthur McKenzie (Ret.) Former Prosecutor Bob Bostrom •·Appointed by Govemor Ronald Rfff198n· , ' I t l i r I , , • ...... .,.JuMt.1• The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette. LIGHTS LOWEIUOTA,. & NICOTINE ·• • . ' . -"s.•o_E_:~·-·,_·~i· ... ·c~·m~k-•~~--..------------------~--------~S;:;;;f!Orts •Movlil •TelevlSlon ~ • .Nine 2. 18'0 DAILY PtLOl' 5 National Cha1nps! OCC'• Freahman Eight Wins • Ud·tutlr tbe reat of th• way-until about 20 strokes ............ .,.., ..... BYltACUS'E, N,: Y. -0.....,. Cout Codt(f'I ,....a..-. ellbt cmr ta t.M Mlt la the Un.ltlld i ~=-~·· averyt~Nuoa • tbe lll~te Rowtna dtM, 1 tbe f avoncf Eutem col· '" on LOe Oncwleca. hen, Sunday. OCC'a JV aJ1bt ,,,,, ..... llftb. 0.....,. Cout'1 frolb bolt woo with a time ot 7:11.t over tbe z.ooo-meter coune 1n very cbopp1 ~ater. Syracuse C7 :D .1) wu second, Cornell • (7:24) nntlhed tb1rd and NayY (7;25) WU fourth. •-nas 18 A &EAL Pllt8T ror us, .. sald OCC crew c:oach Dave Grant. "We, of course, bad never won a oat.Iona! cbamplonahlp. Ir fact. very rew . West Coutcrewaever win here. "But we expected to do well. We were very pleued that we could beat so many experienced freshman crew. like Syracuse and Cornell," added Grant. "Larry Moore, our freshman coach, should be the one that really gets the credit. He's done a tremendouaJob, ljuatcan'tsayenough abouthlm." OCC's freshman eight led through most of the early part of the race, but faded slighUy Just before the UOO·meter mark. "THAT WASN'T A GOOD SIGN, but they made some big declalon.s and took the rate up." s aid Grant. After that Cout pulled even and it was nip· Sar/Wins Wild Affair At Big A , I l By CURT SEEDEN Ofa.IWtr ......... "I didn 't kick him," claimed c..automJa Surf Player-coach Peter Wall. When informed that the TV replay clearly showed he did take a swipe at i:~v~~ct= .°f~~t'rdt11~d~c;;:.~ might ' Tbe play reawted in a red card and Wall'• ejeeUon mldwu tbroq,b tM ftnt ball, but wu mild ID compartaon to the donnybroot that took place ID the lecond ball of the Surf's 3-2 North American Soccer League victory over the Earth· quak'ee before 6,845 enthused fans at Anaheim Stadium Sunday afternoon. BASICALLY, ALL RELL broke loose, eom- pJele with WaJJ'a red card, two yellow cards to San Jose's Steve Davtd and a filbt at tbe Surf's end of the field that left California midfielder Dave Huaoo with a badly cut lip. , The wild affair la remlnisceot of the ttod of I European soccer that bas resulted in war between ~ountries. There la DO love lost between the Surf and Quakes. It started out as a lazy Suoday anernoon under balmy sides where the · Surf was entertaining a team that not beaten them in four straight g.1mes. Adding to the Earthquakes' frustra· lions· was their dismal 2·7 record which buries them in the cellar of the American/West Con· ference with just 21 polnts. And if that's not enough to s_pur the Quakes, their top scorer, Steve David. was a member of the WALL Surf last season, but never really played with the aggreulveoesa ex· pected d him. Dawt wu certalnly aggressive Sunday. It a tarted wlth b.ls fifth goal of the seuoo at 39: 15 and ended with two yellow cards from referee Werner Wlmemann that banished him from the game late in tbe second half. .. rr SEEMS LIKE THERE WU a lot of fruatratloa from David... holed Wall, already sbowered and dressed aft« bis early departure. .. It WU lite he WU JUlt ready to uplocle. I've never..-blm play 10 •811W11lvely." U._, tbe system he bad followed in the last two~ WalJ elected one player to shadow the 1 Eae.• top 1corer. Id thla cue. it wu Paul , Cahlll martlna Davtd. For awbllie, lt appeared that plan wouldn't work. fte Surf'• Mark lJDdu1 had given Calilonala a 1-0 edle at 9:30, but Dartd evened the score with a tall7 a&•:15. Two miDUtal later, Wall wu ejeet. edJ. ud tbt 8od IJ&a1ed the rest of tbe ••me one maa lblllrt; • wa.. S. JOM'1 Hana Kraay. Jr. lcored at ":ll. ...... reaU1 be1anto mount. rem11bed. ··we moved into tbe leed at tbat point and won 1oio8 aw~.·' aaJd Grant. Meinben of tbe ltnbman elOt inelDded Todd Landwehr. Jeff Jobnaton, Troy KJmey, Drew Cree. Dave Bunoett. Jobn Thompson, Jeffrey Luckey. WalJace Brown and couwatn nm Con· pell. IN THE JV EIGHT, OUNGE Coast led for the flrat 1,000 meten, but Cornell came on to win in 6: 53.6. The next four shells were all wtthln three seconds of each other. Cal finished second in 6:56.9, followed by Brown (6:57.3). Northeaatem (6:59m and Oraftle Coaat <6:!59.9) . "1be JV boat lost lts speaker system aboul a mlnut.e into the race and that bad to hurt," said Grant "But truthfully. I was very pleased wtth· our performance. We had three people 1n the JV boat that were ln their first year of rowing. And we stayed right there with the heavyweights." Navy captured the vanity ei&ht race, clocking 6:47, to edge Northeastern by 1.5 seconds. Defend· Ing champion Brown was third, followed by Wisconaln and Syracuse. THE RACES RAD BEEN pushed back to Sun· day because of gusting winds Saturday. Despite the delay, the rowers sWl faced six·incb white caps and 15-kDot winds on the lake Sunday. WINNING CREW -Me mbers of the Orange Coast College freshman eight, who won the IRA rowing title Sunday, include (front row, left to right>. Dave Bunnett. John Thomps on, Jere Luckey and Wallace Brown . In the back row are Todd Landwehr. coxswa in Tim Connell, Jeff Johnston, Troy Kinsey and Drew Cree. Lonely Oarsman Lewis: Sculling ls His Thing By CURT SEEDEN Of .. o.lty p .... Maff It seems like Brad Lewia never gets a break. For instance, of all the sports to become Interested lo, he picked sculling. A specialized offshoot of rowing, sculling re· quires expensive and fragile equipment as well aa the ability to accept a world or isola- tion at times. • Then be ai,..ed up for the Corona del Mar High .'OWlng team back in um. What hap. pena. die t.eam dlabands after ooe year. Tlll!N, IN lt'71, he suffers a severe leg injury which puts him '.Klt of commusioo for a year. Alter another year of intensive re- babiUtaUoo and training, he regains the needed ~e to send him to the U.S. OJymp1c scuJUne trials this year. So what happens? The U.S. decides to boycott the 1980 Summer OJympic Games in Moscow because of the Soviet Union's in- tervention in Afghanistan. Of course, Lewis, now 25, made lbe U.S. team at the peak of bis athletic career. Is Lewis a bitter man! The mixing or poUtlC9 and sports might make him more nauseated than a single sculling race in chop· PY seas. but for the most part. he is content. Al.read)"! members or the U.S Olympic sculllng team have been given an altemallve to the Olympics -the opportunity to participate 1n three pre-Olympic European regattas this summer. AS A MEMBER of the quadruple sculling team, Lewis will compete in Lu cerne. Switzerland on June 18. tn Amsterdam a week later and fmally at the prestigious Henley 1n early July. But there's an added incentive for the former UC Irvine rower: the regattas give him the opportunity to compete m the single scull events as welt "It's a good altemat.Jve, espe<:ially for me," Lewis says. But the tbought of missing out on the Olympics nags at the back of his mind. challenge presented to the U.S. by the Soviets ''Withdrawing from Olympic competition is a disappointing response from President Carter," be says. INTERNATIONAL coltPETITION is not new to Lewis. ~fter graduating from UCI in 1976, be won the national trial.a in single sculling and represented the U.S. at the World Championships 1n Amsterdam in the quadruple. He also managed to participate In the Sports Festival at Colorado Springs in 1978, but a leg 1n,iury sidelined him for the re- mainder of the year. Now heaJt.hy. Lewis ls one of a select few single scullers scattered across the United States. And because the field ls limited, it ~ulling hn" •n •anff luirdl«*• lo orrr<"o•r 1l1a1 rrry lru: ~ pflrfif"tfJflff". isolates both the sport and the competitor in that sport. "SCULUNG IS A DISCIPLINE for in· dividuals." says Lewis. lie credits his father for start.mg him on his way . Dave Lewis, an avid seruor track athlete, bought Brad his first scuU in 1976. "Sculltng has so many hurdles to over- come that very few people participate. It 1<enera1Jy takes four years of concentrated ef- fort Just to begm to achieve your potential in sculling." remarks Lewis who resembles the DodRers' Steve Garvey. "St.ill, I'm fortunate that I can train in Southern California year·round," adds Lewts. "Outside of Florida, it's virtually the only place m the U.S. where you can always practJce." TOP SCULLER BRAD LEWIS "I'm very much agalmt the boycott. I feel It was an ineffectual respoose to a LEWIS, WHO RAS LIVED 1n Corona del Mar for the past lS years, was persuaded to continue his sculling activities after college by h1~ coach at UC I, Bob Ernst. Borner No Loager in Corner Di.senchanted Atlanta Star Leads Win Over Dodf(ers LOS ANGELES CAP) -Bob Horner, the Atlanta Braves• dia· enchanted third bueman, ad.mlta he sUU may be the subject of a tr_.se, but says be puta lt out Of his mind the best that be can. The former All·Amerlcan at Arizona State University d1d a IOOd JOb of tbat Sunday. DOUB& BELTED TWO bome rum and drove in foor nma to leed the Brav• to a t-5 vtetor>' o.er Los An ..... In only bla MCODd ..... in tbe lut two ,,..u because ol u in· Jwwt beck. Prior to the ..... be b8d bit only oa.. llomel' tbla year. ''Wbm I'm pla1l•lt lt'1 a lood ese1pe for me ••• Mini oca Ule n.~ .. Mid ............ J "° oat u..n. I 1M UO Pllftllt ad J.daett Worf1--Atldaa. ··•ut I'd ... to.., .• .,. at till.a .,... wlild..........., be tM belt. But k'• ............... ... meat•a.'• Sunday in AUaata•a second atraJ1bt victory over the Dod•en. Dusty Baker, who bit a three-run homer for Los Aqel•. indicated one reuoo the Braw. bad won the final t\liO l&mel of tbe Hries after loslnl the first~ wu because ot a change in lineups. "To me. the lut two days they've bad tbe rt.cbt lineup out Ulen," aaJd Bater• 1 fonner member ol the Brav•. ••1t•1 a mau.r of pll,Ji.DC tbe rtetpencwl. "Homer • • • (Jeff) Burroulhl . . . they bit tbt ball hard. And o.,, llat- tbew1 la 1olna to lae llattbewa. Tbey'N all IMlll'J • to tMm lt'I Ute the It.art ol tbt MUOQ, .. TBS BMVa unam i.o. l*d'IDC for at b.lU 1D win· and Sunday. ........ cvt tbe ~· 1NC1 In tM HMtoaaJ Leacue Wen to a jiqJe .... over ~ • .Web com• Mo Dodaet' SUldlmn tanllbt for die ftnt of a tJane.tame ..n.. Daw Golla. I-<&, WM lboadna for ..... i.ll ..... Yictan, ........... ablortlld 1111 llrd e.,.. dllelt. Tbe . Loi 1521'10t-laendlr ...... only ftft .·llYiai ap ... ,,.. IDd etiMllllll ara .... ~ ,.__ ~ ~le Alee..,, 1·2. --.. YletorJ ........... ,. llef bttp' from aao Camp. wbo fltcbed tbt ftna11'4 , .. ..,. .....,.,. tered five bits to record bis third save. TBE BU VE8 TOOK an early 4-0 lead, with two of the runs comlna on Homer's ftnt bomer of the day, but Steve Garvey belted bis 11th homer wttb ooe on in tbe bottom o< the third lnnlng to 1et lbe Dodgers cloM. Atlanta added two more runs ln the fifth, one in the slxtb and then Horner'• MCOOCl homer o( tbe came U6 the leVentJl with tbe buea empe,y to Jlvet.be Bravea eaoqh towla. TM Dodlen had their blalelt • portu:t: t.be 1Axtb tnninl. wheal. an.r belted .bis alnt.b liomer or the year to make the .core 1.s, Bon Cey ..,,S Gary TbomUIOO a1na)ed and mo"cl YP on Mike Scl01cla'1 aaclliftee. Alaander atruck out plnch hitter Bick Monday but left after w~ Dave Lopes to ftll the balel. Came came on and got RUSMU on an tnn.ld ll"Ounder to leave the bu• ao.ded. Homer, who ... 1tlU bothered by the back l.QJUI')' be suffered while .wk· tq around hit bouae on an olf day In mld·lkr~n.ld. "It fMJa 10CM1 to aet l>ack in &ne UMup ud to art tilt· UDa. t ~t I wu awtn&lnl ta. bat 1o0ct tod.t)t. "l IUt two mllt.U•, but lbat•a lll1 Job. to -up and kM>k for IOIMOlle •lH'•millak•." f King Upset, Borg Rolls In France / • . '••" .. .. ·~ IMLYPtLOT Sbota Fired •• Jaek1on €.hues NY Antq~nlat -PrwAPD1191UMI ND YOU -A lllDNUID mu lau --• charl*' with .U..Opled m\ll'der bee1U1t ot tlaNI .,.. t.bat ..... 111'94 durinl a ... lnvol¥lq Reul• Jacboft -but lbe Kw Ycri YankM 11--C~ .• t•r I.ad U. tacW.t wu "all blowsl out ol p,...uoa." • .,,,. three abo&I were hNd ln the alr,' Jaeboe aatd Sun· day after UM I a.m. lncldent on Manhattan'• Upper Eaal Slcle. Aftltl Vlere, 25, ,.,, et.uaed wlth at· • tempted murd•r. rtckle11 endanttrmtnt and pouesalon of a dtadl)' weapon. The complaint a11ln1t Vltra waa lodatd by Wtlllam Paul Manaual of Brooklyn and ThomH S.cttducato of St.aten llland, who came to Jackaon'• aid durinl the lneldent. "Two IVY' ln a car were blocklnl the 1\J'fft. I 1ald to tht oae. 'Ht)', let mt by,' and be shook h1a bead," u.ld Jacbon. "I • 1>UJled by and weat up to the lilbt and 'AC:dOlt stopped. TM •~ on the paueqer aid• •tarted ye1Un1 racial alun ... TWo IVY• off the street rec· 01nbed me and offered to Hip." Police said Jackson and a man ldentifled 11 Vtera cot out of their cars and be1an 1houtln1 at each other, when t bottle was thrown at Jackson. • Jackaon. who haa been bothered by a 1U1bt le1 lnJury, and the two other men chased the man. At the comer, pollce said . the man pulled out a .JS.caliber gun and fired three shots. No one wa1 lnJured. "We were lauthing because we didn't really think the gun waa reaJ. But later, we saw three holes in an awnlna." said JackAoo. Police said Jackson left the scene Immediately after the shooting, but assured police via telephone that he planned to "cooperate fully." Despite that assurance, Jackson said Sunday that if the incident gets too much media attention, he ml1ht drop the charges. ....-----q..1~ •I •ta. D••----- Eddle Robinson, football coach at Grambling, on why he insists on a listed telephone number: "When the boys geL in trouble and are told they can make one phone call, t~ey use lt to call me." ltJli•r Sox Bo•b "01111011 (,'if fl The Chicago White Sox got a seven·hit pitching Ill performance from Britt Buras and Ed Farmer in a 6· 1 American League West victory over Kansas City Sunday. Mike Squires and Lamar Johnson providt\d batting support for the White Sox . . . Pat Pataam blasted two homers and a single, dr1vinf in fou r runa, as Tex· as defeated Oakland, 7·3. Corona de Mar resident Matt Keou&b was the loser and was knocked out of the game ln the • .. third Inning on Putnam's second homer . . . Ertc Soderholm collected rtve hit.a. Bobby Brown slammed a three·run homer and El Toro's Grus Nettlett added a two. run sbot as the New York Yankees defeat· ed Toronto. 11·7 ... Bea•Og11v1t•1 three· run seventh inning double capped an el1ht· run uprlalng u Milwaukee pounded out an 8·5 victory over Boston . . . Lany Cox sJugged a home.nm In the runth innlng off Cleveland reliever Sid Monge to give Seal· · tie an 8-7 triumph over the Indiana. Cox . P'UTNAM hittin~ .167 at the start of tbe game. slammed his homer with one out. making reliever Dave Heaverto, 3·0, the winner ... Both benches cleared In the second innin& when a fight broke out between the Twins' Jobn Casttno and the Onoles's RJck Dempsey. Both were thrown out of the game before rain.I caused it to be postponed . . . In the National. League. Dave Colllaa smashed three hits. scored twice and drove in a run and Jabaay 8ellch walloped a th.ree·run homer te lead Clnclnnali to a 7·6 victory over San Diego . . . Left·hander Bob Kaepper overcame a shoky at.art and Jack Clark knocked tn a pair of runs with && double and a sacrifice fiy t.o help San Francisco to a 6·2 win over Houston ... Warren CromarUe alngled home the win- ning run ln the 12th lnning as Montreal defeated St. Louis. 7·6 . . . Dale Berra hit the fint grand slam home run or his career and pltcber Jim Blbtty won h1I alxth game oC the season to lead Plltaburgh to a 13-S victory over the New York Meta ... 8eot Tbomptoa•1 Ue·breakln1 slnale wttb two out in the seventh inning acored Dne Klalmaa from set0nd base and led the Chlca10 Cuba to a H vtctory over Philadelphia. 8 a .. 8ral11 IJ••ag•-'••ralo•l•t · LOM>ON -llYbammad AU, }A t.raiDlq for ' a IUmmtr bid to retain the WOl'IG heavywelaht m boxhtl tltle. appear• to be 1ulCertn1 from brain dam11t . and ahould not ftSbt •••In, a Brltlsh l\l\lf'OIOlllt WQ quot.cl a•~I)' 61.tnday . A Loadon Karle)' llNI& >'•iclan, who was not ldeo· tlt\td, •11 MkM ~ the y Ttmea newspaper IO ltudy fUm1 ol AM \Meo ln 1rro. 1'11 and lf'lt folJowlfta re~ that clOM rellltlonl and oaten, fitehidl"I doc· ton Md World Boxlng CouncU ptetldent JOH lulalman. have ur&ed All not to fttht acata. The lAndon specialist "1d t.be fllma tboYtld a marked deterloratJGn La tM 38- year-old boxer's apeech and movement.a. 141111 CAU's > apeecb dtsturbance ta moet likely to renect the cpmuJatlve el· l•ct• of repeated mlcr°'coplc braln dam a,. sustained during his caner.·· the apjcialltt, aald to have comlderable e•· AU pertence ol brain-damaged boxers. was qvoted Q Ul_lfta. Sunday Thnn reporter Denis Lehane. who vlllled the boxer tralnlna at Deer Lake, Pa., described All's movements 11 "al~ and i>on<Mroua-llke an aging big cat. a puma whose- Umba a.re stiffened by the years" -and his apdcb badly slurred to the Polnt of near unlnteUlgibUlty sometimes. Reporter Lehane 1ald that many people believe that if AU -whose last flaht waa In 1978 -goes Into the ring for his scheduled comeback ftaht •Calnsl current World Boxing Council champion Larry llol&Ms, All will be badly beat"9n and knocked out for tbe flnt time ln bla career. But All ta quoted Q ~ that he wUl 10 ahead in his ~ueat to be remembered u four-time world champion and • the createet atblete of all times •.. The Loadon apeelaU.t said that tn the ftnt mm. when All waa 29. the ·boxer'• 1peecb wu clear and r.ptd. hla face nol'.'mally expra1lve and bl.a thinking and movemenu brtak. In the 1'11 and lt79 televblon interview• "bla arttcula· lion waa slurred and lmp1'9ClH, bis face somewhat impaaalve and hla apeech and movement 1enerally much alower," the 1petlalist aaJd. r------Ba..ball Toda11 ------ On lhts date In bueball ln 1941 · Lou Gehril, the New York Yankees' leeendary "Iron Horae" whose streak of 2.130 conskuUve game• played ta ~rhaps baseball'& most unapproachable re· cord. dJed of an incurable illness at the age of 3'7 llauna Betti .. ,. or .. ,, •. ~•aet•••HI AUant.a Bravn pitcher Pres&Ga au.. CSeoiea he ever claimed that tbe Btaves made lllm take • drugs he didn't want. ·•r never sald tbe Brav• gave me drugs to play on." Hanna aald Sunday ... Iran has reafCinned Its d~lslon not to MDCI a .t .. m too the Moscow Summer Olympics ... Polt·lltt•l' Cale Yarborough dueled esrly with DarftJJ WaJtltp and late wtth Dale Earnhart before survivlng the beat and an empty 111 tank to win the NASCAR 400 at Texas World Speedway . Australian Alan Jones nursed an allin& Williama to vlc· tory In the "pirate" Spanish Grand Prix after accident.a eliminated his opposition ... A SU mllllon antitrust auJt by Philadelphia Eafles owner Le-oaard Toae be&ln.s today against Firs t Pennsylvania and four other banks Toe~ ac· cusea or trying to take over his National Football Leque team ... Spain's Joee Marta CanJzaree won the Jene)"Open KO lr tournament on Channel lalaads ... lhvln1 rec- ommended a sweeping set of re<:rult.lq reforms, lbe Colle1e Football Association turned its attentJOn today to trying lo sell itA propoeals to the Big Ten and Paclllc·lO con1.,.,.,cet. which have thua far refused to Join tbe llv•year-old CF A . . James Sanford, ranked No. 1 amonc the world'• 1pr1nt· ers, wu UJ>l9t by Carl Lewtl Sunday ... A BrltJ.sb yacbtaman. helplngtol\1.lde a Greek •nlrYth.rouCht.be EnlliabCbannel for a trana-AtlanUc yacht race, i.11 missiDI_ ~et' 6etnc 1wept over· board late Saturday. . . France's Tlllerry Vlpene aet a world record ln the Pole vault. clearlnl 18-lOi,.\ on hil flrat at· tempt during a track meet at suburban Colombel. ~ ...... FollowlnQ ere the top sports events on TV today. Ratings a re: " -1 " ' e•cellent ; " " ' worth watchlno: ./ ( fair: ' toroet It. e 6:30 p.m •• Ch•nnel 1 ./ ./ ./ ./ BASEBALL: New York Yank~s at Kens.s City. Announcers: Keith Jack5on. Howard Cos.II and Don Dr ysdale. When American Leaoue division leaders N•w York and Kansa.s City meet tontoht. It will be RO(! Gulorv fS.-11 pttcttlno tor the Yankees against the Royals' Paul Spllttorff f3-j). 8otti teams hold early-season leads In their respective tllv tlcna with the Yankees 41/t In front of MllwaukH In tN Eett tnd .c.,,,., City holdlnQ a 7'h-9ame lead over Oakland In th• Wfft. RADIO Baseball -Anoels at Toronto, 4:25 p.m .. KMPC <710): Cln· clnnatl at Oodoers, S:OS p.m., KABC <7'0>. SPORTS BREAK / BASEBAL ~ TRACK Deel loa D•e .. - MadlOck to · Learn Suspension Fate f • NEW YORK <AP> -Biii a ·~'th.Jl'd lt.rlke and lbi Madlock ot the Plttsbur1h player ar•ued vtbemently he Pirates was expected to learn to-had cbecW h1I ...... day whether bl• 15-day 1u1- pen1loo and sa,ooo f\ne wtll be A FTSa " Tl.&• llllATE enlorced. brought Madlock h1I flove, the M acllock bu continued to play third bNeman ,..tund with It whlle NaUoQal Leaaue Pnaklent and ltued Crawford'• DOM with Chub Feeney conllldered the lt ln tbe procesa . player's appeal of punishment "When the league tnact. &be tor the May l lncldenL. durln8 declsloo to 1uapel1d Madlock which Madlock allegedlT shoved <May 5), the players UIOClatJon hi• glove ln the Cace o umpire and Madlock appealed Ute de-. Gerry Crawford. ctsion," Feeney said. "We Md a FACING A TllMEAT from the umpires that they would enforce the 1u.apenalon by eJecUng the third baseman from every game -sllrtin& Friday In New York -If Feeney did not take aeuon. tbe leque executive wu apect- ed to announce today whether the pwlilbmeot would stand. .. The umpires ean put sQmebody OUl of a game for just c1use, but not because they're upset, even though R ichie Phillips <director' of the um- pires' unioo > ~ys they 'W1ll ," Feeney said Stlnday. "It'• not going to .t}appen, as rar as I'm concerned." . Whet would happen. however. was left to today's announce· me nt What happened in the iotenm cau1ed lhe len1thy delay. ac· cording to Feeney. It started May 1, when Crawford called Madlock out on hearing a rew daya afterward ... That hearl.n1 look plac• May 8 a nd waa attended by tbe tour umpires who worked the con· test; Pirates Mana1er Chuck Ta nner; Pittsburgh Vice Prest· dent Harding Peterson: Stephen Oreenber1. Madlock '1 attorney; PhlWpe, and Don Fehr. the at· torn!)' for the playera' unloa. "Theo Fehr •ald he wanted to add more Ptratff and other wit· nesaes. Fehr allO wanted to put in a brief. There was quite a de-lay in that," said Feeney. TffE BRIEF FINALLY ar- rived late P'riday afternoon and t he case finally wu left In Feeney's handa -to antagonize one side or the other. A reduc· lion in the penalty was likely to uret the umpires; enforcement o the penalty left a chance Madlock would take his cue to CommiN1oner Bowie Kuhn or even to civil court. Area Golfers Vie 45 in Qualifying Play Amona lhe SOO Southern caw~ amateur golfers al· temptlna UJ quaJiry for the ei\h Callforn•a Golf Asaociatlon a mateur cbamp1onstups a\ Peb- ble Beach will be 45 Orange Coast area playel'B compfting at Los Serranos Country Club m Chino Tuesday. Play wtll be on both counes ·for playen with handicaps of four or leu. A fitld of 100 rrom Southern California will be tielect.ed to play at Pebble Beath ln th• 1tate tournament June 23·28. Nonbe rn CalJ.1':)mJa wUI also have 100 players . Amoo1 the exempt players are Mark O'Meau of Wl\&fta Nlauel and M1aston VleJo CC who ls the defending state and U .S. amateur ch~mp1on , and John Rlcbardson of El Niguel CC, the CW'rent SCGA aenior amateur diampioo. Reitoaal quaUnen and e•· empt pl.,..-s will open play on Monday. June 23 at Pebble Beach and Cypreu Point courses with the fields reversed for the MCODd day . The low 64 players and tJes will continue action Wednesd1y wlth the field cut to l2 for the match play rmals. Area pla yers seeking to quality 'l'ueaday lndude: Daniel Bibb, Jobn Carson. Ronald Ch••berlaln. Bill Cvenyros. Mlc1'ael Donovan, WU lam Dono•an . Ro1tr E11e. Chrlatophe r Eaaen. Ore1 Frederick, Brad(ord Greer, Rene Grtvel. Bob Hedley, Clint Juhl, Rick L•hmao, Brian Lindley. Fred Mills. Stephen Newton. Mic hael O 'Brien. Douglas Peters, Randy Peterson, Jeff Pyle and Chris Wood on the South Courie at Los Serranos. Playing the North course will be Mark Badra un . J ohn Burckle, Robert Call, Rick Divel, Matt Donovan , Greg Groha, Mark Homer, Michael Ivy, Tom Jandro, Andy Koppel, Todd Meena. Peter Nelaon, Gary Oetillng, Tim O'Mua. Fletcher Pavin. Jim PNnon, David Rhorer. Kemp Rkbardaon, Dick JUes. Garth Sangster. David Stanier. Kenn Teel and Doug Thompson. Precedlna the cbamplonablp, the annual North-South team ma tchet wtll be contested on Sunday. Harlan Bleecker or San Gabriel CC la the non.playing captaln of the tO·man South team. An@els in Toronto, Game P08tponed DETROIT (AP> -Sunday's scheduled American Lea1ue baseball tame between the An1e1J aod Detroit Tlfera wu PoStponed by ram. The 1ame WQ halted ta the first innlnl wtth tbe count a-o on the finl batter, tbt .U.eb' Rick Miller. and WQ calleclone hour and 42 miautel lat.r whea CM rain 1ave no tndlcaUon of leWnc up. No makeup dat. Immediately waa announced. The Anaela face Toronto toalght. . Ha wall's K.elki K.orps Bolls • "It waa a real s hame both teams couldn't win." aald Michigan Coach Bud Middaugh, who used up most or his pltcrune staff to win Ute game. Baseball Standings 'OMAHA <AP >-Hawaii, a ttam of youngs ters oo their sthool's first trip to the College World Series, s hut ore St. John's \lflth excellent defense and good ~eC work to become the first defeated ~ub to advance to t third round of the 1980 Na· al CoUealate Atbletlc Al· iation baubalJ cb•m· ooahip. be Rainbows• Keikl Korpa t ed three double playa &un· d y to atlfle Redmen rallies and acb Les Murakami pro- ced tbe 7·2 victory "the beat di)' pnteitt ever:• "You can't thln.k about tomor- row i n the Collete World Seriff,.. Mlddauah aaid. "You can only th1nk about today." Michigan catcher Gerry Hool. who threw out three runners, won tbe aame for the Wolverines with a three·ntn double with two out ln the llth. J l m Paciorek sent the Wolverines ahead 4.3 in the Hvtnth with a two-run holMr. But Cal rqa1ned the lead. M , in th• bottom of tbe •llhtb on back· to· back RBI •Intl•• by Rob Jeuea and Brackertrtd1e. '° Boaog POV881AN•I slns~ ta the tfin1 run ln u.e n1Dtb and Cal WU ...... to CGD• vert a baaes·loaded. one-out sltuatloa ln it.a half of the inning. So they went on to the tenth.· with each team aettin& a nm. · That set the stage for Hool's game·wtnnlng blast in the 11th. although MJcbJsaa had to aur· \olve California '1 lut cbar1e. The Golden Bears scored two runs in the bottom 0( the 11th but ' a 1001, long flY ball to the right field corner waa 1aa11ed by Paciorek to end the 1arne. "We've been in Ulia situaUon before,·· taid Cal Coach Bob Milano before hi• Bean met Clemson 1n a lONr·ol.ll 1ame. "Somebocly'a/onna have to beat UI pretty ba to Set UI out ol here." Cl~rmon couldn't do lt. 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W•etc.ftd ~ Tr•nHctlon• 8AWl8AU. -~ (AH\AS (ITV •OYALS ~I St- DAIL V PIL.01' Two Yachts Drop Out Six yachts set sail unde aloomy skies and In liaht wt Saturd•y on tbe first leg Balboa Yacht Club's 600-mil Guadalupe lslaod race. The biennial race origin.all bad el&hl entries, but there wer two last-minute dropout$. C •celling were Ruel Cameron't Tahuna, Navy Yacht Club, and Steve Bennie's Windwagon, Seal Beach Yacht Club . First yacht across the start.in3' Une was Pi5tol Pete, skippe by Lee Coit, Dana Point Yach Club. Last to start, about twl minutes behind the gun wa Trilogy, skippered by Chri Johnson. Seal Beach Yacht Club. ~ There was no report from th• fleet Sunday on the progress the race Under normal cond1• t1ons. the first yacht is expecte4 to finish Wednesday. : Kempf( Wins BYC Regatta ·! Skip Kempff from Coronado "Yacht Club defeatt'd 16 rivals td win the Thistle Class district championship in a five.race re- Jta tt a l"ponsored by Balboi( Yacht Club Saturday and SunJ da v • The champ1onsh1p series v.a~ sailed m hght to moderate wmdS: in the ocean off the Santa Ana. River Jetty ' Second place went 'to Dick Mt>ycr. M1ss1on Bay Yacht Club . third w as Rick Hlisla. San D 1 e~o : fo urth was Brvon Cramblet. MBYC. and fifth "wa~ Bill Goldfarb. MBYC. The Thistle is a 11 ·foot sloop · rigged tugh performance dingh~ that was designed fo r the open w;.iters of the Great Lakes IOO 'Wei II I l IO)'O ~ '-""' AC, t )0 t 7 0:611~ l'rMO<O\ C.r•"lr• 11- 1 (,I )OJ 3 Sli<,.N><"°''· C.BTC I WI\ 4 M•lco""c _., '-•-•TC 1 I" too ts.<1 l • \ J_,, .. __ '" 8v'Sl:W .. Pftit..., to tf'wtr m..-.or .,..~ c~ '""'• '"Mir~. F"w QK.-t.ieoa ,.,,,.,. r.,n. P.1CIWr t'f"OI\"' ~ OI I~ A"""'•tC~ •\ '"9C .. ,_. Omohundro Nabs lftnnan-12 Event Tom Omohundro of Newport: ""'< lh AC_ I e I 1 ()of> Fro<M•t. 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H 11 ,._ l-------' Ooo<" SE•Tflf' PA(IFI( N•-,......,. fHTy ·~~t1 (0IC'ft The Ll>hman-12. designed by lhe late Barney Lt>hman. is one o f the mos t active dinghy classes r.n the Harbor Area. l Adversity? Mahaffey Knowrs All About It BETHESDA. Md. CAP> -John Ma haffey. winner of the • .Kemper Open, s uffered from polio as a chtJd and wasn't supposed to walk again, let a lone play champ1ooshlp golf. .. The 32-year-old Mahaffey made the discl-06ure Sunday after wuuung the Kemper Open with a 275 lot.al , five unde r par over the histoncal 7.054 · yard. par·70 Congr essional <;ountry Club course. afd three strokes over C raig St adler . the second-place finisher. Lopez' Charge Falls Short NEW ROCHELLE, NY. IAP> - Nancy Lopez·Melton made a stirring· charge. but fell just short. Jo Ann Washam hung in there as a model of golfing consistency unW there were just two holes left. But she took herself out or contention with a disastrous double bogey. Thus it was Beth Daniel who ume out of a tightly packed, field Sunday to capture her second tour victory ln a two-year LadiH Prolessklnal Golf AssoctaUoo career~ Dawel. a 23-year· old native o( Charleston. S.C .. shot a final·round 71 for a 72·bole total of one-under-par' 287 In winning the tourtwnenlat WykagylCounteyClub. • 'I'm on top of the world right now." said Daniel. who ranlJbed two sbou a.bead of Lopes-Meltoa and Washam. "I think I have a lotto IQot forward to. I know my whole career is ahead ot me." Daniel prevailed by malnta1n.lq her 8te1Mly. long.hittin1 play wtUle her two closest opponents took lh•mselves out ol the quelt for the 118. 750 tint prize. Daniel, wbo .. $9'7,0IT a• rootJe and who ta:'9·oe lb• 199l Ult with --lD Mrlltao. made four blrdle11, n pen llld U.. bo1e11 duriq her tlnal tour' ot U.. 8,•10.yard tow"M. MAHAFFEY REVEALED that he had polJO Of tht> left leg at age four when he was asked how ~ could overromf' the physical lnJuries he has suffered over the past few years. 1nclud.mg a hyperext ended elbow in -the PGA Champ1onsh1p Coor years ago. and still play wmnmj? goll "I don't talk about tl but I had polio an my left leg and wasn't s upposed to v.alk aga111 ," he said "It's kind of tough -.hen you ~o through 1t. seemg the other kids part1c1pate in s ports. I f!Ot through that and played a ll sports I believe that 1f I can dedicate myself. I can do anything I learned at a very youn~ a~e about ad· versaty .. Mah.a.Hey. who shot a two·unde r· par 68 to nail down bis fifth PGA Tour tiUe and the $72.000 first prize, did not win 1t easily ev~ though be rioisbed the tough Congressional coune. wh.t<'h threatened to end h.is career four years ago. with a pair of birdies. HE HAD TO STAVE OFF a number of conte nders. including Stadler. who bogeyed the last bole: Dr. Gil Morgan, who was tbe only other under par with a 279, and Lee Trevino wbo held the lead alooe with nine holes to play but who flDisbed with an even·par 280. Tom Watson , the o utstanding player on tbe tour and leadioa money-winner. saw his bid ror a sixth -victory fall sbort at 281. Mahatfe)' said he made what he d8"ribed u a "senseless bogey" on No. 8 "but that may have inspired me because I played the last 10 holes belt.er than I've ever played before • eveo in tbe PGA." RB MID THAT MISN be re.ached lbe lut ftve bolea, aUlJ Ufld wltb Stadler wbo was playiq ahead ot him, "I wanted to bi.rd.J• OGt." He mlated blrdJe ~unJt.les 00 1• and 15-, made a »-footer on 17 that be dJdQ 't expect to and ... that Sbcller b•d boce~·18. 1lvint blm a two-•trok• lead. Ke lbeo made a 35-<foot bl.rd OD 1&. • EDISON FOOTBALL BOOSTERS SEEK YOUR HELP! __ ......,.._..,,..."""""'8 ................... 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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACAOSS 13 Atnrnon.a 1 Nol Ofy comc>OUOd 5 s.ntUc dlll!y M "I -- 9 ~ e.1-ol Nuttln'" 14 EllOing tar .. eonn. q 0t lnl 87 Seth'• eon 15 ~ Ptlllix 158 Grow """'Y , • ...., ..... p&lli 17 ~ 70Month.Ab0t. 1t .. _ -11 P!ogll'y blll9ww ltr' 20 ~~ DOWN 21~··'* 23Long*P I Dwlcl• 2 w ••c:tlful 3Drum- 4 Mooerate 5Ctul> 25 ....... 29-'9dl~ 28 8tore loddlr 32 W!Ctldl ... 31 LAltW pel1 31 Commotion 39 Nouoi.oc 418lnllllbtlr 42~ 45 AllofU 41 ""9 50Gllllc 5' """°"°"* !>4 8treM ""'*' 58 Some -"°°' 12 11- I Expectant 7 Soap pitlnl IOner • BliMs 10Con1q110 mltery 11 Oallrtx 12 Ml60dy 13 Wiies 11 Grlnta 22 Exlll 240rilot 21Mortbund one NYSE COMPOSl1'E ...... Nn.2.t• H DA.IL V PILOT •• €onglomerate DH& _ l Ambiti~n Bjgge~l Than Pocketbool. . B1 •1L1'0N moROWITI Some may WU that b6I comJ)Ul• do notbll\I tM.lt alt arou.Dd ud bu1up1mall eompans.. Tbat'• not eoti~ tnMt. 8ometimee ~>' alt around and sell tbe companltll ~---· -uke-lddl;-t:belt" eyei •re often bluel' thail um.. ltomacbl. i CBS. the bit New York·bued broadcut1n1 compant. once owned tbe New York Yankeet. That waa a lark but lt did.n 't beC1a to produce the kind of proftu CBS LI med=' and IO It IOI.cl the ball club. Today, lt'a owned by Geo ~.who UMd to be in tbe s bipbulldlnl bus' ln Ctewland. Colpte-Palmollve, very bil ln toothputa and df · ter1ent.t. =t tt.1 way Lnto a whole lot of otDer bwf · netHt, incl koaber hot dogs and Ram 1011 clubs. OOt of which it then had to extricate itaelf. It aun owd$ Helena Rublnatein cot· metlca -and please, won't someone come and take tbl• off U1 bands? BEAT&ICE • Fooda. a bi1bty IUC• Money Tree cesaful a>J~b&sed food coagJomerate (lt buys reli~ rood outfita which lt injects with money to make the~ 1row >, thou&ht lt would try its band at the bureeoning hi-f' market -and so It acquired the Hannon-Kardon businessJ It found it was not at all like selling Dannon yo1urt -and so out It went. i General Foods. inventor of Tang, Shake 'n Bake. Minute Rlt'e, J ell·O and other delicacies. bought th; Burpee seed. business. But it didn't grow well In that cor• por a te environment and was sold to Internationa f TelephOne & Telegraph <ITT>. the home or Wonder breadf Twlnkies. Sheraton hotels and so many other products and services it would take this entire newspaper paae to usi them ail • IIT is oo atranaer to the sellofr. It had to dispoce or lht A vis rent·a-<:&r and lhe Levitt homebu.ild1n1 bualnesses _... not that it wanted to. ln this case, it waa part ol a deal 1t made with tbe Justice Department. To keep the Hartford ins urance business that it had gobbled up, tt needed to kic;k out some other companies it had bought. Fair Is fair. RCA 18 LOOKJNG around right now for buyers. Not ror the Hem rent-a-car business-it'• very happy wtth that one. But it would like to unload Banquet Foods. Ban· quet is DOt exactly a "dog" of a company. It makes money aod is. in fact, one of the leaders in the lrozeo dinner market. But ror some reason it just doesn't fit into RCA's future plans. • : Another company that didn't fit into those plans wd Ran~m House, one or tbe laraesl book publishers in Amen ca. RCA sold Random House earlier this year to t1it privately -owne~ ~ew_house publishing empire -ii ~perat.es the nation s third laraest newspaper chain, a s~ mg of magazines includina Voeue. House & Garden an• Mademoiselle. and lhe Sunday newspaper suppleme._. Parade. : Random House. wbo&e imprint• Include Modern Library, Alfred Knopf, Pantheon and Vlntaae. was not JOs. ing money either. It boast.a annual aales of 1150 million ~ was reportedly makinc at lea.at SlO million ln profits. T°' pllfty. though. for RCA Travelers Check Battle Looms NEW YORK <AP> -The lucrative travelers check in· dustry has gained a oew and powerful competitor. Chase Manhattan Bank bu annomaced that it will begin issuing Its own ct.u under the Visa label ln September. The announcement poeed a cballen1e to American Ex- presa Co., the industry 11ant, and raised the posslbiUty of lowe r fees for customers. Cha.le Manhattan Bank, whlch sold $100 million of American Expreu checks last year, said it will offer its chet'ks to cooaumers either at no fee or with a fee amaller than the 1 percent of race value charged by moet Issuers. Travelers checks are profitable for isauin1 banka not becaUN of fee revenues, but because banks can invest money paid for them between the Ume the checks are bougbt and tbe time they are cubed. American Expres1, acCOl"diq to aome esUdlates urned hWNireds or m!Woas of dollars lut year from itS travelers cbeclc operaUon.s. 11.lchael Lively, president oC American Ex~' travelers check dhialon, rel\lledi to confirm that t.ota.1 laat week, but aald tbe company was "proapertq ln the buslneu." Gold, Metal Quotations 81 Tlte A.uoda&ed Preu Selected world gold prices today: . . t • , : morn1n1 nxma $563.00. up sn 50· afternoon f1xin1:;SJ. up sas.oo. . . ~~ llxtq ssro.~. up $20.19. ~. _,.oo, up '32.49. Zmlda: $559.00 bid, up $25.00; $564.00 asked. $26.C:~ Von: Handy & Harman mJd·mom.tna $561.SO, up N .. Yon: Enaelha.rd 1ellln1 price mtd-mon:Ung 1561.40, U() ... 00. New Ytnt En1elhard fabricated 1old rald-inonling SS81 .15, up $218.91. • * * * \ NEW YORK <AP> -Handy' Harman ailver $13.3$ up SI 25. ' Encelhard a.liver SH.750, up Sl.~. fabricated sit r SlS.450, up Sl.112. * * * NEW YORK CAP> -Spot DOGterroua metal prices to-day: . <-.. .-..f7'4 a pomd, U.S. ct.tlnatlom. a..-....... pcMIDd. llMl'N .... ~. deUWINd. -alNl. poulld, ·~ .-.oo fief' ftllt. r 'f •••troyoa.H.Y . • f ' ............. ~ THIDMAM IJ80WfTI M ""'*'°"' young "*' (Merk Hermon) folna tofCll9 with an °'*'** ... ...,., ......,, ~ cent ~· to oon-act\ICt OM cf tN .... clyneatiel In tM "'*"' ;r;~(Pw111 Hoat 8uun Frt.dmen ~IN Pl#'POM end llltlcU o4 c:eftlClelQn ~. a:to n Mt\.N«J a.>fV Mlkhy QM.I depl .... ii -nrMG no money end deddea lo qull ~end etNedc9 lo gee a joC> ·CAIQ.~ NC>FMN>t Skit· ''Mlldt9d Rer08 " • PCAleO:A PMfT'£R'S W4lfY Another Wonaan? Aimed on local!Ons 1n Fr ence and $j)eln, P9rry Millet's ponrelt Of IN lale ertllt end hil .or1I .... ,_,.. ~HIC9llCM by In daught..-. IOI\ and "*'Y "•• Vor• V•n•••• •I IC-Cl.., 11-.s.i.vl 1(1) TICTN;;~ THI! 8AAOY llUNCH ~ 4ICddentally glll9e • Nels Oleson (Richard Bull> finds that he is attracted to a warm and loving woman <Suzanne Rogers) while he is out of town trying to escape his nagging wire in "Second Spring," on NBC-TV's "Little House on the Prairie" tonight on Channel 4 at8 p.m. ~ ti<it:'• A '8'H The sUlff goee on en .,_ out ~ tor • home tor en abandoned belly bO<'n to • KOt99'1 __,, end en Amencan told* (RI D MOVIE • •'h "Secrwl• Of Three HUl\Qf'/ Wives" ( 1978) .i-Frenci9cua. JeMlc:a wen. nww. reepec\able _, ~·· dlely end Mercie ...,,, • C*nP8ign 10 Maude ,_ YoUnQet Sia· ter from lier lite. -~N#IJ80H ~ .. ottered • Qfend plerio by • WMltfly eccen- tric If he wlll move II out ot ..... eoertment. • ~CAVETT Guell. Rlc:Nrd Gllmen. (R) ct OV!AEASY "Oepre11lon In Older ~"(CC)(R) HIOI C88 HEWS • N9CNEWS r. HAPPY DAVS AOAIH : , Potale lnvtt• three 1tret>d- •. ed ~ pegeant COtlles- : l*"I to ac>encf tne nlgtlt II ti. Cunningham he>uee. I Cl) JOKER'S WIU> _,.A.8°H A llrong wlndst0tm in.eta 1ne members ot 111e •Onth In varying weya. 4) THE BENNY HILL SHOW Benny~··,,., -- Of "C-.i" end "The 011k Num'* f'leaher." SI 0VEAEA8Y "Oepreaalon In OI01r People" (CCl(R) '9 MACHEJl I LEHRE.A REPORT 7:30 II THE MUP9£TS Ouesl LOle Fei.t\a D THEFOACE I FACE THE MUSIC TltE8UlUVAN8 Bert DM• Tom• date .tth Cfltlstlne. Kitty ~ to Anna, Md Smith puts Hans on the spo1 regatd· ~·i..~tet W AU .. THE FAMILY TIMI itnQlOue AtChlll la con- ve<led 11110 • devoted Chlla11en atttlf' a cJo9e bruSh With Cleal h Q) 0000 TIMES Grendpa Evans b<lngs a speel•I Que!ll ol his own tor Tl\allllag.11t1\9 Channel l.lsrings 11 KNXT !CBS) Los A.ngelf"i D KNBC (NBC) Los Anqeles O KTLA (Ind ) Los Ango1es G KABC· TV (ABC! Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San D•ego 0 KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Anqeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTTV (Ind) Los Angelt>s • KCOP·TV (ln<l) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) LOS Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beacn • MACHlll I l.BfRE.A AEPORT G!) PICA880: A PAINnR'8 DIARY Fiimed on locallone In Fr eoce end Speif'I, Pwry Millet' I l)Ortrait o4 ttl9 lele eoiat and hit wor1c ,_ lures ~ICM 1>y his Oeught..-. eon Ind many COlteeQUel Cll p .M. MAGA2lHE The Wand ~shop S11rlng Contest trom Bunerl191d. M~I 1 ,,..,, With ·--· ~ 111< Joelie F osier 8.'()() 8 (() Wl<RP IN CINQNNATI Artay Ml• ho• ...... ting M t9' uo tor • date .-.tf'I .JOMny. then leerns she h•a llr86dy mede pleoa With Venus (Al D UTTtE HOUSE ON ThEPAAIRIE Annoyed by hos wife's n9901r'IQ. Mr ~ lakes Oil IO Ille country -e "" meets eno falls "' iove with a t>eBulllul woman tRI 0 MOVIE * • •,., A LIOf' I~ In The StrHts \ t9S31 James Cagney Bart>are Hale A \.ChOO!leacnet 'S hYSbanO sways Irle (>800le in tits '>fnllll town With lhe UM of -l~tn-) • • '7 "Love Me Tende<" ( 19561 EIVlt ~esley f\lcl\. 111d Egan. Two btolltera r.om l"8 Soum hght on oC>PQS11e aidea of the CM! w,,, (21nl eut>urt>en hOu-'--~td In ttw murder Of ·~-elpl.r/ t>Oy (JU 8 ONE IN A MIU.ION Shll'\ey trlee to l)lc* UC> Ille pieces when Max fella 1n '°"9 With • W()m8l'I wtlO doel rot return !he ,.... i MERV OM'AN 18l.AM: THE V£ll AHO THE~ ~ Oockeraon o<MIOea <1Ve1 1 -..on ot ,.,,,_lean end lailm'C women bPIOt • •no tne vut dlff«enoes 1n lhelt~ (II MOVIE • • "Outreoe· 119731 Ao bert Culp , Merlyn Maaon T--.agen 1eno,. in • men end hia lwnlty to the poinl -II 1!Mw ,.,.._ 11'11 t!lfeatened. 11 ht . 30 m+nl ~30 8 (I) HOOSE CAU.S CnaM'f s Old st>0WS Illa I SN! CM1 S llM 11Allf1 her ftlllollnce oYef 1Wm (Rt fJ MOVIE • *''"' "Cay Tl'te Eartt> llAoveo ct9,.) 'Jackie Coope., Stella St_..s Ul'I~ lhll tcemors start no ooe t>e1oeYes 1 IT\6ll wno says lnent Wiii be en Mftll· quake ( 1 ht • 30 m+n ) G JAZZ. AT THE MAINTENANCE 8HOP 'Today' Not Sacred Actress Hartley to Co-lwst NBC News Show By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP> -ln its ratings-fired drive to keep up with "Good Morning America." · NBC's ''Today" show has fmally taken the plunge -an actress will co-host "Today." Officially. the hiring of Mariette Hartley - • whose fame rests largely on'the success of her Polaroid commercials with actor James Gamer - as a limited experiment. NBC says Miss Hartley will just fill in for vacationing Jane Pauley for three weeks (June 9-27>. and that Miss Pauley will reJom Tom Brokaw & Co. upon her return. • Perhap~. but the experiment Is loaded with implications that suggest "1'oday" is ready to go whole hog in its irrtitauon of ABC's e ve r -strenthening morning sho"'. "Good Morning Amenca." That show. you'll r e call . wa s once sometJung of an oddity HART1.EY m the realm of morning news programs. featur- ing an actor-host <David Hartman). a Hollywood gossip queen <Rona Barrell) and a soft, show- bluy approach. BUT WHEN "GOOD MORNING" took off. even with "Today." NBC be&an to lake another look. A couple of months ago, "Today'' fired its bard-hitting TV critic Ron Hendren, and began f searcblng for a Rona-like replacement. And now comes the hiring of the Polaroid lady Miu Hartley, she or the wry smile and winning manner, has no news experience, and is the first "auest host" in memory to take to iM ''Today" desk foe tbe full t.erm of a regular'• vacation. Her duties -during the three-week stint, anyway -will be limited to non-neW3 interviews, NBC says. AS AN ACl'aESS 11188 llA&TLEY atruuted for years, working bit parts in movies and TV aerie., aod as a saleagl.rl, unW t.be Polaroid com- cnerclall came aloq. The aubtle bumor of the ads, and tbe fetchioc chemistry that wort«! between Gamer and benell OeacllnC to the mlataken a&· sumj)tion that she wu Mn. Jim Garner> sud4ealy made Mila Hartley a Cflebrtty. • ~eg 1~ ~:t~:.~::-::= turf to be trod upon only by genuine newspeople. At \he most. it suggests the possibility that Miss Pauley may no longer have lo arise at 4:30 a.m. Tom Brokaw, who has steadfastly tried to maintain "Today's" image as being primarily a news producUon <refusing, for example. to read commercials OD the show), says of the hiring of Miss Hartley: "LOOK. l'M TAKING MY ~ES al their word at this point. They say that Jane is simply going away on vacation for a couple or weeks. NBC has lots or projects corning up, like 'Midday· Ca noontime talk·var1ety show scheduled for the fall > and they say they want lo take a look at her <Miss Hartley>. "I'll just take their word for it at this point.·· Steve Friedman. "Today" producer. says the company line about l.rying Miss Hartley out for "Midday" "may be true ... but l'll have lo say this -at makes sense for us to have the same person for three weeks. instead of having s~veral different people filling in for a few ,Pays each." f'.RIED~ SAID "TODAY" didn•t give the interim position to one of NBC's female news cor· respondents because ··u·s hard to &et somebody for three weeks." Asked whether he considered the hiring or Miss Hartley a signal that Miss Pauley may be leaving the show, Friedman said: "I doubt it, although I don't know. BUI Small <head of NBC News) has always said. 'You're four people (Brokaw, Miss Pauley, Gene Shallt and weatherman Willard ~tt) are your main people.· That may have changed, I don't know. "I hope not. I happen to think Jane's very good." Jmnes Cann Star Of Fihn 'Thief' HOLLYWOOD CAP> -James Caan stars ln the UUe role of "Thief," which al.so stars Tuesday Weld. Jim Belushi, formerly with tbe Second City tn Chkaeo. will mate bla feature debut u an U · soctate ot the thief who "\&HI bll ltllla u an elec· tronlc speclalJ.lt to overeoDM IOplliltlcated alarm systems. ~OPH/9TICATW PROfJRAMMINC ... Beaulilul ~ltJNJO M(J(//c-NllWl!-Marlno Wtullhe,._~ki l<fJf.>Ot* Con~• l?4 ~lock M11rhll f<4anl'\I._,., TUBE TOPPERS KlU G 8:00 -"Love He Tender.'' Elvis Presley, in hla movie debut, plays In um rum about two southern brothers who fiabt on the opposite aide during the Civil War. KOOP e -The Dream Merchant.a. Mark Hannon plays the role of an am· bilious young man who joins forces with nickelodeon operator (Vine en t Gardenia> for one of the first dynuties in the motion picture industry. KOCE 7:30 on g ,@8:30-Picasso: a Painter's Diary. Perry Miller's portrait of the late Pablo Picasso features reminiscences by his daughter, son and colleagues. "Ptlll WOOda Ouertet (NO t)" PIW Woode. ello au. St-Gllr'llcn. bMa. M*e Mell1lo. piano: 8 111 Ooodwwl. clruma tO:OO 8 (I) LOU OMHT The Trtb ~ ,_ ti.. ,., • .., when OonovlM\" cousin IS put on trill tor murder (Pert 2)(AI I G NEWS NIGHT GAU.ERV "Echo 01 A 0111ent ~ .. A P9'fClhtC inveet .. QllOf " Celled In by • YOUt\9 woman wt-o 11 meneoed by • ,_ino white llf'OSI hOrw • NTUAl The nwebld IOQell)' Of Japen +a preaenteO lllfough this lo<* 11 r1s p«JCJie •• WOOi. WOf1lhoCl MO..._e (RI I0::301 • NEWS JAZZ.AT THE ~8"0P "Phi WOOC11 Ouetlet (NO tf' Pt111 WooOa. alto au S1-G*nore. t>eu. M•e Melhlo. p11no. 8 •11 ~.dniml ID 8IU MO'YtR8" JOUANAl, "A~WIU>Mu Lerner" Biii Moyetw "'*. -polluc.i et>O t0etll COfM*ltltor Mv Llmef. 9<l1flOr o4 ·Teel And The KeM90'; l egencl A StYC)y In OlarllCter ~ o.tony - (RI 9 ONE IN A *1JON Shortey It ... 10 '** up .,,. II** ""'*' Mu .... "' ble .tth • -""'° do9e noc re111n the ....._ 11:00 f•. Cll 9 NEWS ~VWU>GAME MOYIE • \t "lucky Luc+eno" I tt7•1 E~ 0 '8tl9n. Rod Steeger The llor; of Ille Mal\I king end l'lia deC>Oftallon • ~. 12rn.1 elHEOOOCOUPl.E WMf1 o.c.'a ~ begins ecl"'Q UC>. Feb Oeades In ocean~,... do them l>Otfl good • ntE llEHHY Hill. 8"0W Benny eppMr9 .. Ole ,..., ~tHtby 11:30 8 (I) HAAAY 0 A -,,.,_ Herry to took 11\IO her ~I lrequent et"1 myalenoot OUl4·IOWt'I~~ G ,TONIGHT ~ ,_. OeYIO Lener- ....n. OuMtl e.. v.r-. EJlyne eoo.aer. JOee Moli- ne. Flot..-HenOer'llOtl I DA TINO GAME 9 A8CNEW9 HOQAH'8 HEl'OEl!t ~,,..find.~ JOHN DARLING I'M CHAP.LIE LOAD ANO I H.Oo;T:S MY CClMMENTAT~ COMMENT~ I ON16 HT.1 Burtmas Today Actor Richard Burton is joined by his wife, Susan, before he was interviewed by Gene Shalit for the 'Today· show taping in New York. The Burton interview will air on NBC on June 19. MOVIE RATINGS FOR MRSl1'S MD YOUNG PEOPLE ALL D Ill IMO 8 'IOa MQIJYW '"'MM. OP 1tt1 MOnOlf llllCT\IM CODI oP_, ~TIOll ......... ~ .. [ 1 SIU.Ml.MAY. TONIGHT'S lATEST LJSTINGS GermM•--• ClllT MWrl' lt ........ ~....... ,.ei.-............. ~ ...... •• CN'TDBMO .... 11:t0 •a .._,..., ..... "'" Ilea to OllOOH .........,heWlgllll~ b ,. elttltlg Oft • n.tb09r pllow tot Ole ,.. of .. -(R) -AFTaMOON- UlGD. TAl.D Of THe UCOi!CIED •£dwwd The COnouerOJ" ,. WOfNrl wlltl • Qt tettlh .. drMftg ,_ lluebafld (~ Cott9ft) Of8Z'/. • ....aM: ...011•1• The .. ,_. ptOduCe .rid cM9Wf -of""'~· ~ tor en •"'*'09 when Clnnemon 11 c.otured • TOIAl'f COOflEA T~~-•eong Md danCe men. • lltlt ebout hOw -•!Alt...,.. '-...,,.., ,,... «Ide ,,_. . 12:21•9 '°'-lCE WOMAN Pec>c>er' tr1ee &o teern wno IS~ murder· .no ttle "*"°8r'I Of • proud end 1«7MM Greek flmlly 12::30. OEM N.m'f'( ''Hot Laed And Otd Lace •• -~ • • "The Cllmax" ( 1944) Susanne Fo11er. Bo<•• Ker1otl A musiC ~ rnurdett • 11'11111 oper•bC °"" fOt wtoorn he hat en ~ IOve. oNy IO repeet IVS eflor1a years let· ., ..tn ,.., IOOll·IWle ( 1 hr ,30,,...,, t 12-AO 8 (I) HfEC MMSEY Oetec11¥e t-tec ~mMy ~ ltlal.,,. ~· l<.iode of • ~-Ole men -ec;1ually • e.. Of mutdet 1:00 8 TOMOAAOW 0.-ta llUttlor Ouenton C<'8CI. '*** peyc11()6c)g14t Dr. T on1 Oren! IR'I • ™EfWUMAH ...... befnendl • young -wf'O •en~ men tOt • ClWall. T.,.•dafl'• Dd11tl~ Mort~• -AFTERHOON- 12::00 ....... "I'd Climb The Highelll Moun111n" (19S 1) Rofy Celhoun, Su11n Heywenl. Whet\ e tum-of· ~Georgia mlrW- ler i-.. 1 ctty O'f1 lof Illa brlde. he llnOS 1"-' her edjuatment to pcovlnclel weya end P«>Ole la not "' euy one. ( 1 ht ~ 30 min.) 8J •;t •"The Coul1 Mer· llal Of i!jlfy Mltc:hell" ( 1~) Gery Cooper> Ch1tlea Bdtl0td. _ is PUt on trill ~ he detiet mlh· tery bt... tn order to Shorten Wonct W« II. } I 111'.SOm+n l • * ** "WO<'l\W\ O! Strew" (1964) Gina uilfo. ~. Seen Connery A young men •ttemc>t• lo gain COtll rol Of hlS uncte s tortune with tne help ot • t>eautlllll nurse (2 hrs ) 3:30 fJ *' * * ·~ "From Here To Elernrty" (P1111 2l(t&54) °""' l.anca.let. Mon1gom· ery C*tt The ea1m befwe the •torm ,. -through 1"9 ~ ol ""9 people •\a- tioned at PMr1 Hart>or just IMlfore WOt1d Wiii II. ( 1 ~ • 30mon.) by Armatrong & BatJuk RideOut Case Set ForFihn HOLLYWOOD <AP> -··Rape and Mamage -The Rideout Case" is lo production as a television movie 'or CBS. Tbe movie, parts or it shot in Orange County. is based on tbe case of Greta and John Rideout. They were an Oregon couple who made legal history and headlines when Mrs. Rideout filed complaint or rape. against her husband. Jennifer Wright and Mickey Rourke play the couple. Rip Tom also stars. Not Sfpftf Persis KhambaHa has not been signed tq join the long. maned cast of ABC 's ··Charlie's Angels" a c c o r d i n g t o· a spokesman for the TV series Dick Clark Sets Theater Closure GREENBURGH. N.Y. <AP> -Dick Clark,s enterta.lnment organiation said it will close ~ Dick Clark Westchester 'theatre al the end of the summer beca\lff or buvy but unapecified Cinan· clal losses. : Known previously as t.be Westchester Premltr Theatre. t.be 3,SOO-seal hall figured in a fedenl prosecut.ioo ln which 10 backers, operaton and as- sociates were convicted of fraud and racke~ri.01,. The theater was leased to Clark's HollywoQtl- baaed production company in Marcla 1&'79 by lt>e Uncoln Savin&s Bank, which foreclosed t.be pn>p- ~rty in 1978. : . ENTERTAINMENT / MOVIES • . ~~~-:Olympian Not rJhlaing Eitm Oscar . . .. .. .. (:) .' ~ =~--=-n:a.--; ·---.. -..- But Jenner Happy With First Role •1 ne AalodMed Prem The following are BWboard's bot ,.._.. 111111 for the week :=c.:-• t M ._. appear la M week'silaueol rt••*, .,..,... t. "J'Unky Ton" Lippe a (c..t.lanca) I. 0 0Dcning Up" Paul lltCaftMr (Columbie) S. "lauest Part Of Me~· MMnl&a <W~ Bros.) 4. "Don't Fall In Love Wiii A Dnemer" K•· ny Rogn .. th Kim Carnes <umn.d A.rtlats) 5. "Call Me" Blooelle < Chr)'9aU.I) 6. "Tbe Role" Bette Midler <Atlantic) 1. "Alalnat lhe WllMt .. Bob Seeer • tbe 861..- BuUet BanCl <CaP..ltol> 8. "Hurt lo Bad" Linda Raeltedt (Alyhun> 9. "Can., Oary Numan CA.tee) 10. "Little Jannie" Eltan .Jalta CllCA > TOPLPI 1. "Agaioat tbe Wind" Bob Seger & tbe Sltftr Bullet Band <CID6toa> I. "Glass Jfo-." Billy Joel CCohambAa> a ... The Wall" PlnJt Floyd COolumbta) 4. "Just One Nllht" Eric Cl~ (RS()) s. "lfoutb To Mou&b · Llppa Inc. <CaHbluea> 6. ··womee and CblW:r. '11"1t" van Ha.ten <Warner Bros.) ~ . .. . . 7. "Christopher CnM" ~er Cross <Warner Bros.> 8. "Oo All the Wu" Isley llntbers <T·N~k> 9. ''Prlteodere•• Pnt.eM... (lire> · 10. "Middle Man" Boe Sea• (Columbia) Norm Crosby's fji,ght Choice ftaNI C\-oe'11 t'9 mala"" eomlr.~atft• about $2.000,000 a ,.., via bla-alCbt club ap. ea.· OD••at1tttera and tboe• TV com- ._ I doeen ftAn .., be .ad hla manager, • ~. bad to mu• • pl.otal cledalaD in Nona'• caner. 'Glad YOU Asked That' .., .... ,.. .... .., •• *" "Can't Stop The Mualc:." la no mere walke for Jenner. He pl91S the role " a tu laW)'er wbo . becomes enmelbed wltb V8*'te Pentne, romu- UcaUy 11 weU 11 flllanctally, In her tcheme to pro. mote a stnatn• in>up, the~ Peoole. The mm WH produced for E.M.1. P'Ulbl bJ Allan CMr Ud d.Jrected by Nancy Walker. It baa been almost four ,ears alhce Jt11Der won the decathalon wtth a record a.eta po&nb at the Med.real 11me11. Since then be bu been v111. ble aa sports commentator. ftnt for ABC and aow NBC: u TV pitchman for a breakfut cereal. cadlera and aporta clothes; u ~ pald speaker at convenUooa; aa a uthor ol an autobiography "Decathalon Challenge: Bruce Jenner's Story"; as a sponsor of the Special Olympics and other causes. I/CIC& aa.. w...,..,. tf ..._ .-is . ................ ? • ._ •• ~ .......... ~.,.aid ~.1--... , .... , .. _. ........ ~ ......... ~,. ,_~ ...... • 1'M1u, ._, ... ,•ant ...... ...... at .... ~ ........ ~ ... test ..... ''be1At• e•• .... ..._.pilh ., ................... ,... ... -. ... J --·= ··•• .. -•c11u-..1~~· ..__ • ....._~-· at. ~-:--.... ~=-·.:~~ i~~ J_., Ob 9'c: •••••· Allll I ve had to ..... •,._ ta Sill'• ..a we llta't ve ~n ....... ,__ _ GIMr adl ........ TWO YaAaa AGO D 1n'1' CAU at t awtY. Law "-'· W a c.-.rw. _. * NOd\lcer ..W. "N .... • • 11:::>1wn191." Noatbs w-eM •· ... Jinn .. rd" ~~uch Hollywood talk. 1'-_. ..,. Clin .._... Jll to a meeting..-.1...-~ tM ·llom composer and =mspr. Moraliis the....,_ .... , ...... ~ of tding six ,..,. •• ftom Ntw \'ort·s Ore••wkh Villap -_. trno~m IMO a medlo singint ....... Tiiie ,_.: ..mt9N of tollita Maid with sd ~ 11 "lllHtlo Man ... '"Y .M .C.A.'' '"In Ttae Navy" ud "Llve and Sleazy.r "I"~....,. ... it would be •5 .... to eoa\bine these wOd and crazy ....,. elltllrMUve, all- .Amet'ieM Bntce Jenner.'' Mid ........ "IT WAS A GOOD PAft roa IM~lt ng out as a nal~ klutzy gQ ~ .... Mir on one aide and wearing • dw ...... N awt. becoming a street·smart ,..._ wt.o la la een\rQI or tile altuation. · •"l'llllre was eomedy 11 ..al u .... ten~ momtnta. I figured ii I cCMIN llt tWQ Wtua lt, I mllbt .. enot.ber ,Job as 8Q ....,., '' ,,_.baa had •o 1oraw• .. • "'°r. malab -.use he ~n·t ... a. Ille r.tels lhattilia!rV ex:pert~ has • ••ft MtfG CO.•Saa•Y • .... 11 HSY as it seetm," he said. •-vou cad ..,.... to~ a 30-aecond spot, 1i.:11t111tr it from •'97 ble aq.le. Tbe bard part la Utillt you have t. d1rildlY at tile~ ..... : you've sot to be sieMn to a metal~ no simple~ . "Sports shows also rec•• • er• lldM of skill. You'Ye eot to• JW' t awn. U.. ,..ct with your owa .... to tllll II Uhl .. It's ~p. peeina. AD aetiml role .. .._eat: Yw an liYen tbe ...... u. 109 ...... ,..-.•• ~_,,. • fl ~ NOW PLAYING -····--...... , .... --ML °""" ., .... . , .... __ , ___ _ ....... , ... ......... • m·vw•• 8 ,.,. 51t-5UO =l~~.11 ~ DAtl.Y '"-OT 81 EARLY SHOW ......... Pop singer Stevie Wonder has r eceived honorary doc- torate degree from Fisk Unlvetslty in NaahvWe. Tenn. SAVEi • . 12.00 atl aeata to 7:15 P.M • (&cept Sat., Sun. & Holldayl) SAT/SUN/HOLIDAYS 12.00 to 2:30 P.M • SENIOR CITIZENS $2.00 ANY TIM! AT EDWARDS WOOD8AIOOI CINIMAS CULVER OR JEFfREV TO BARRANCA PKWY" 8ETWUN SANTA ANA I IAN DIEGO f'WVS. IRVINE 551-0855 tu IOTTOlt Of OtMei'OllV -,._&Ml • . .. . .. .• . "No. be'a DOt la ret. He always e-* la a UtUe late • ...... )'_......_ .. & ~ W.@ll11 [( ~@rrwn©~® ; Bodirw ~la flo.,ttr Dbp•f ftfl . . DEAR aEADE&S: c-amen s&atewlde eu find ...._, &o muy of &Wr moTlal fl'lldl••• • problems Ual• Hmmer by 1lmplJ •l•ll•I 'Callfonia lloWll 6 S&ora&e "-dat11a•1 WI-free . e....-er 11ot.11ae: <•> m-1•1S. It 1a tbe .my : traaaportatloe asaeclatloe la tlae state wttla a : hotllDe aamber ud waa tbe l'lnt ID tbe aatila &o • offer tlda aentc:e. · It la aUmated that 18 perttat of lite nUre ! U.S. popalaUoe <oae oat of every Un faallles> moves eacb year. ha Callfonda, tbla ftsue la ZI • pe'reeot. Of the 37 mlllloa moYeS tlaat wlD oeftll', It • to 7t percent will take place betweea llay ud Oc· : I.Ober. ~ Now In Its third year, CMSA's bot.UM ls : answered b)' staff profe11lcmals., eacla tralaed to :provide needed a11l1taace to tile ceeHmer. • Wlaetber tbe qllHUoH coecen mo.-. eena, : estimates. wtaat ud ltow &o INld. delaJS la alalp-• mentor metbleal eoad11d t.y lJlit llMWe-r, Cll8A u- ; slata ~la ....... 'Wwel'I &o tlaelr pnlt- (llema er Mlpe medla&e cUtJ tu wlwAer tbe mov· 'erl9a~me•bel'•-. CW £1.ec.U" Directer T9m 8->'S .. ,. &Mt •Of' of die pnble1n are ll9e ......., of bre....._ ' la commmkatloa betweea Ulfpen ud eanten., ageata or wardloue opena.s. lie reeommeeda tbat eoasamen flnt try &o reMl.e u.et.r pnble .. t tbroagll Uwlr local carrier c1a1~ U &Mt deea't I work, tJaea CM.SA will briDg tlle problem diredly · to tile aue.&loa of tile &op aeaidve of lite caniet' lDvolved la order' to reeehe lite dJlpMe &o die • mataaJ utbfactac. of~ parties. t CMSA .a.o prcmdn free bndlmea. Adi u '"Tips OD Movbl,.. ud •••vtas Md Cldldrell" to : callers req11Htia& ceaeral laformaU. • mO'ria&. 1"1r ..._"" MlldttlC' Pre•1..a DEAR PAT: I plan to paint my boUlle this summer, and wonder if you can find out the best way to remove mildew spots. rve .tried to get rid of them as part Of my prepara1*a for paiDting, bul haven't had any luck with the cleaalng solutions I've used. F.K .. Hunliniton Beacb Mildew paides eu be desU'e)'ed ud reatnell b1 aenbbllll Waem wWa a aldllre el lb &aWe- spoou ef llUodblm 11•1 ... a&e. two ta•lupu• el ,._.,. ~ w flUlt., .._e•••• Weadl. ucl dine qurU ... .,... ..... 8&art ... abalre ... wltla Wiiier la a laqe pall,_. ... &M ..-r.....,. dJnta. Dip a bnlla .. lite Rlbtm'e ... eerab mildew ..... &epea& If WUIUJ ud rtw d.e treated ueu wlda elear wa&er. 8idbll .._.. .. ~a.,Werepalldlaapplled. · Ezi..at#! q..1111..cl for Pa9-.1tf °! DEAR PAT: I was married 1Syea.rs·before1et· ting a di\'Ol'Ce. I am now aPlll'08dliu retire-ment aie and do not q~ .fciiSocial seevtty oa my own because I doo't bafri ~ work cndila. •I 've beard that a divorced woman ca claim Social Security beneflta under ber former buabad'• Social Security if be la redred, but I don't bow hdW kml you bad to be married. Some people uy 10 yean; otbenaay20. "· L.11., Costa Jlesa • A ............. eu ea.la 'e•eft&r ..._ • ~...-,__. .. , ..... 8eclal 8eaa1b If ........ ·•arrW. .. a& 1eut a 1ean..., _. wu aanW •lt ,..,._ Af41 leelal Seewlb take em W, ,.. Ille ,_ 'ecelMe It r• ..-aD ti *9 ...._ ~··ll!'lcl"I ATLANTA CAP > -IDtt1Uaal = ... ......, .......... ,.,., IUilab ·lft'ectl¥e ••1 ... .... ,...io --....... but ... ... ,. k .... ••=it: ta.t ................. liw.. .. A,.,..._~ ... -.dllt11t IUl9ft dlwl1'511 .. mOl'e tMauM~ e.t OI ta.....,.=· UdU.. tff....._ a..dl to eomflk•· Uou ID 4 ~t. aeeordial to a lt\ad)' bf pr. PNI' D. Utalaler, u · 1oetat• IN'Ol••IOI' of m94lc1H at TtmDlt o..1~'1 and• rtllMrCber at OtrmaDtowa Ho1pltal In PblladllPh'•· ns nocaovas. 11,.9c1y oe ! I •Clnlltled t I Sonny Hayes, th8 man who wrote the singable 7hings go better with Coke· .. • • • 9J 11iDllW GUION Of .. OIM"I """SUff A P'OUP ID llliDoll wanta Col. s..c1 ... to au.d their meettnc. A •Ml=C eeatel' II interested bl baDaYld Horowit& make a .,.,_.i. appearance. TIMM se ealY eonneetioaa foe Somlyffa,.. Illa mly quesUon is what San· den md Holowlta are eotna to do. once they arrive on the aeene. That wU1 be Ironed out later wbeo the celebrities are booked for tbe jobs. .. rm like a chemist mbdng chemJcala, or a doctor.'· Hayes said. "I get tbe right person for the rlebt crowd.·' BA YES. PmOPaJETO& ol tbe SomlJ 11.Qes Celebrity Center in Irvtne. daJJm to have access to baDd.redl al names in the enter- tainment IDdultry. Ria motto la, "Let a re· cogni%.ed celebrity work for you.·· By blrtng the famous. Hayes says, products and services can be/romoted more dramatically an gamer greater publicity than if touted by a person with a lesser~on. Hayes is a celebrity in his own right, but bis face is not as familiar as some of the names on bis roster. He is best remem- bered for bis days as a singer with the big bands and as author ol numm>us jingles, including "Tbi.Dga eo better with Coke." WRY BE BAS AN office in Orange County still is a bit of a mystery to Kayes. But be shrugs and aaya it all works out for the bat, as Jong as tbe post office and telephon e com pan1 es cooperate bttause most of bis business is done long-d istance anyway. His career path led him from big bands to a similar booking company in the East, then illto jlogles, can, training films and finally a stint with Datsun on the West Coast for mm work com. billing all bis loves. While be was working for Datsun and living near the beach area. be never ventured to the ota.' aide of town to in- ~ the poalbility "' set· dq up lbos> amidst the stars. "We mo'l'ed to Lake v.rat. imtetld. .• Ba79 ni4. refa'rinc to billllelf Md bis wife of 3' yean. wlao work• for Sad· dlebact CoUece. In hi• best musical lingo, Hayes says be ··~gued inlo tbe booking b111te as" with ~ $tlO ID- ~tment. '' It wa tricgered. be explained. by the end ol the big band era and a meaed-up messaie Ullen by bis motber-tn-law which would have gotten him a job if be could have dttipbered the name. "I decided to go into message· taking for celebrities;• Rayes Aid. ··n eame to be the ~ kind al ... bu11De11 1n tbe ~ try. "At ftnt I did everythinf -I WU the bookkeeper, too-ad it eTolved to 2' people WOltiq for me.'' But tM eh•llftlae wu IOOll gone and ea,.. turDed lt lDto a caatlq aemee for aueh pro- grams u Hallmark Hall ol Fame, CBS Playhouse and Pla)'boute IO. Theo. in the rest1esa Hayes manner, be "noticed that jingle sloeen were the busiest" and be set to work wrttiqJlqles . ONE, BE NOTES, tor the American Cancer Society, which sbowa a cowboy walking into a bat wearinc a white bat, won a pubUc service award for him. Hayes, a perfectioaist in all bis •n. is no different in bis attitude toward the celebrity buslness. He wants to find •'the right person for the right crowd. "To have a body there means nothing," be noted. "What kind of meeting is it? Will there be a mixed crowd? What do they want the celebrity to do? "I'm an involved person," Hayes asserted. "I want it to go right." He says his business consists largely of "the art of negotiat· ing" and being people·COOS<:IOUS. "l'rS A MATl'Ell of educating cUeots too,'' Hayes added. U the celebnty isn't needed as , a speaker, Hayes will see to it that he or she poses for photo- graph& or gives autographs. With Horowitz, Hayes suggest. ed that the coo.sumer advocate answer questions from the au- dience and have his book availa· ble as the prize for a drawing. Hayes also recruits famous people to change acts and try a new line. Since be knows "bis people." as be calls them, so well, he can sniff out hjdden talents and bring them to the public. JOBN SCBtJBEClt and Pat Ceja.It do a great comedy routine together." Hayes revealed. ••And Peter Marshall aincs well.'' And it tbele won't fill tbe bill. Hayes will aet someone wbo , will. from Philllp Abbott and . Ed4ie Albm1 (o Jonailaan Win- t.a aDd Bfnm Zimbaliat Jr. or · Maud Adams to Dana Wynter. He e¥en ba.eeJebrities from . the 9P0l"tS world OD bia roster. since aporta is u.e rust Jove "'' bis lite. He, in fact. almost bec&me a physical education teacher unW dollar bills started appearing in bis eyes. "I always had an eye for money," Hayes said. "It dawned on me that if your footbaU team loses this week, the whole town's aeainst )'OU." BesearelMw's··work Offers Hope Editor's Note ..... AllAmur'a dis- ~ .. 4 ~ ailmnt that .trikn Uw brain. It ii ma ineoer'li· tu da.a. that ha. ~ ctiao-d in aome ow """'°" Amerfconl. A MUI Otpization hcJa ~ for'f'lt«l ao help ~ ft;maUia o/ ALrhdnwr au ff~. By KA.aaEN Mft.1.S MINNEAPOLIS CAP> -Dave Byrne worked in a bank. He knew numbers tbe way most people Jr.now words. But ID early 18'1'1 be = makiac ...., ... Wbeo fl tbe balaae• in the family chdtioc* A ~ later Byrne. Illa wife and their two cbildrea, tioc>k a trip to Colorado. Byme remem- bers notbina ol the vaeatim. BYRNE, 0. BAS Alzbftmer's diaeue, an irreversible Del pro- greaaive de1eneratloa •f the brain that impairs the Intellect of an estimated 500,000 to 1.5 million adults la the United Steates. AJJ.beimer'a is the most com· mon al a ll'OUP al almllar dis- ea1e1 often lumped to.I...., un- der tbe terw .. 11m& --.. ua. weamc waift syndrome. ltraia atrophy and arterioecler9is el the brain. Researchers have not de· termmect what causes the dia· eue, which can strike as early u the 30I and in older persons often is written off as aenllity. The earlier t:be di9eue strikes, the faster it pr~1ressea . llaearcben iaave foWM1 ne way te Slow tbe Jll'CICIWiOIL ... . TllEY 90 llNOW that tile bralu fll AUW_..a Tiltimu have aa accumulation of ab- nermal fibers U.at look Hite taneled filamnts. IA addition, groups of aerve endings de· generate and d isrupt the pasaqe ol stpals between tbe brain cells. Outward lilm ., the di8eae beet. with memory loss. Pa· tieata rradually begin lOli.nc other functiom UDtll they reach a atate requlrtaa total care. IJBe'• wtre. lladeloo. a rec· lstered nne. says •be ttwMIPt 9aer baa~ ... waa 9aaviaa a nervous breakdown when be began displaying symptoms ol Alzheimer's disease. "He was with us physically and that was all. .. she says. DOCTO&S DIAGNO,SED Byme'a problem in late 1178, telllq tbe family to "live with it.. u ooth•nc could be done, Mn. Byne says, "Your mar· rlqe is ln jeopardy. TbeD )'OU are bit with tbia dial1'°81• ud JOU.I' wbole world falls apart. '1'be7 didn't tell me wbat Wiii abead al me. He woald set ob- ... iom, He'd ....... DWtop for two or tbree boun. Tbe boUlie b8d to be neat and elev but be woaldn"t remember to 'batbe. I bad to be a 11-bour poUeeman. ••WUt really threw me .,. tbe km ol judpMDt and ....... ~~ also ..,. It ... bard far tbe cblldren to undentand wbat ,. .. bappee1DC to tbeir fat.her. B1rne *-admitted to tbe Veteraaa Admtnlatratlon boeptW ID St. Cloud lut llQ1 a declakm wbldl WU not Ml)" lW tbefal!llb. ••E veryone gets along very much better if they tnow what to expect." Tbe Alzheimer's and Related Diseases Association was formed to meet such needs. The oreanization. with major offices in BloomingtGn, Mbm .• and New York City, alao has chapters in California, Washington, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Muartrmeua. and in Toroct6. Canada. Bobbie Glue ol Edina, 11.bm .• and llUda Prtclseon ol Bloom- inston. whale lwsbanda are bath afftlcted with Allbeimer'a dis-ease, helped found tbe auoda·. Uoa. ··we're trJiDI to Pl'OTlde the family support that la so I nec-S7· Tbe prob&ema ao on for t.be f~ after the penon is in an :tmtltution," Ill's. Glaze sa11 ... Ncme al us can do a thin&. for that spouse that la affected. But we can do tbiDp for ucb l other. i • w. .... JMM ..... / ) d the Money GO? ., "'11!.'=' ,., .... , _,.,.. ........ -,...,. oc olf ........ all ·-~-' • l•ft•ttoli •• fOffl•• •ore and •ore --·-··-ldekto -atwmal ......... o110,.... i ........... nNl!lt •P~oee 1ur••1 b7 beDll Corp. ot N .. . rls Hid lbey were *••Pl•t bud1et1. A tJmllar dMdl about a ' ?99•r and • lt•lt •10 .....,.,~ five out ot 10 r t.b•)' ktpt budc . FamUlee may f'lDd It euler to as..,. tbelr mooe1 ti they bonow • Up from bultaeq and develop a caab·flow cb.,t. CO&POIUTIONB Ule .-. cban. to predict future income and ex· pendlturea and con· •'Women can do the same ·ttitne. Here's how: Draw up five workaheets. On the first sheet.. list your income on an .annual and a l nthly bula. Include ary checks -after taxes and deductions, one wi\h interest, ldenda and any ex· ...,.S that YoU know JOU rlCilJ eet. Do not include UL 1111 INFLATION 18 FORC1NG Aaml1CAN8 TO MAKE FOftMAI. 9'1DOET8 hoped·for raises, bonuses or 1tfta that mfly fall throup. On tbe second sheet, list yow fixed expenses -thlnp Wte taxes that are not deducted from your paycheck. boustna. Insurance premiums, paymeata on outatand· iq debt.a. THE LIST of neceuiUes varies: what i• a ••must•• for oqe family may ~ optional for another. Include everything that ia esaeo- Ual. Food, for example, s hould be counted u a rtxtd exptJnH; you can, to IOIDe ~.control bow much you 1pend, but you can't eliminate the catecoey u a whole. Bue your estimates on put aperience, but ad· Juat the ft8ures upward to take mtfatloa into ac- count~ necesaary. TM llllnl WOl1albMt II euy. Dll.er' )out tDCome and re-ftud ...,.._, Then •Uber•c:t. Now you know what you bav• left to work witb wb•a Jt comes to......._. The urtablel ebouJd be 11.Ud oa tbe fourth work•btet. Include tblo11 Ilk• entertain· meat and recreation, hosne ~. itft,a, chuttable contrlbUllona aqd cl9tbJn1. A1atn, don't torpt to take ln· fiaUoD 1Dlo account. DON'T TaY to pe11 at mllcell1DeOQS ai>end- l tu rea. Buy a 1mall notebook and jot down what you •Dead at the end ol tbe day. Include everytblnc - new1p1pera, carfare. luncbea, 1n1ck1. You ahou.ldn't bave to 1peod more than flve mtnuw. a day maldna the lilt and after a few weeka you'll have a pretty &ood Idea ol where aU the Dickel.a. dimes, quarters and doUan are 1otnf. Oo the fl th worksheet, compare the amount you have avalla· bl.e for variable ex· penaea -the amount listed on worksheet three -with the amount you expect to spend. U you have a surplus, you're 1" aood shape. U yoa haft • defldt.. you'll have·to 10 back to workabeltl number two and lour. See II there ls anywhere you can economh.e GOW 10 tbat you won't be eau1ht abort on tised npm1e1 later oa. Welch each ex- penditure. Are )'OU Will· tn1,to walk Instead of ua- lnl tbe cu so that you'll have enouaJ> money to 10 to the movies once a month? BE aEALISTIC. -._......,. __ DOCTORS' HOU8ll C4 ' I saYICll COl•S TO YOU 24 HOURS A D• 7 DAYSA wma-l'ORNOUihA CHARGm. ~ Don • t make I ire , so Parn lever and ll'lne&a can N01 llHCl ADDmD dreary that you re lare up anytime of the day TO YOUR--.. tempted to splurge and u_. ~ ...... spend the mortaaoe n.ght~ngyoc.nvrttia ~ lo'VUV'Vareooncem..u .. • ...__....."' " If 8 the middle of With the C06t a !his new ser· money' oo something you vice The cost a a V&t to your really don't need -or n.ght "' the~ home rs· ..............,ra..,_ to the W &Qt, 8 C8n )'OU m 1U 8 docfCJ< ..,.,.. • ._. UIV Once YoU have your when can you see hi~? local physoans in your com- caab flow chart drawn The answer is Doctors muniry and much le6I tl'leri up. keep track of yourHouseCanSeMc:e ltsanew thelocal~al.Thereest'() monthly 1pen•ttn1 to 1ee medcal service that charge'"' filileage, dispateh- hOli' it compares with bnngs a licensed M D nght 1ng 0< send'rng the mobile unit. what you Hpected. u your doorslep IO treat rr• COVWD you Clnd )'OQl'fflf COD· routine and non-emergency BY INSURANC&. 1t.tently over or under Mair health insurance plans your estimalel ln one SAVll WORRY. SAW wiU <XNe< a major portion ot cateeory. you ~robably ,..-. SAVll llOf..,. the C06t House cans are an should re--ex1D11De your Ooctot's House Call Ser\llCe accep(ed insurance charge budget. has installed a untQue drs-Our Office will be happy to \' ~u are not alone if palehing system using radt0-assrst vw In the insurance you re bavtne trouble. eQulOPed unrts Offenng claim procedure. The CWbek survey -baaed oa • sample of modem and uP·to-date tech· YOU CAN .... .....,_ 1 400 adults -found tba• niQtJ86 allowing the doct0< RIGHT NOW. f0ur-flft.ba of the peop~ '°take~ laboratory Our trcooed personnel are wbo reported keepin& samcles. Pfescnbe and dis· on duty 24 hours a day You budaeu aJto wd they pense needed medication and woo 1 oet a recorded message had trouble Uvtn& within 8Y9t'I OIY9 a comoutenzed °'an answering seMc:e. We •' • ; . ,, No Maa Is An Islaad their llmlu. electrocardlogtam on the SOOt C8n answer.an your Questions The budeet-ll:eeper~ 'bJ save c:>reaOuS lime. and send ydl further inl0<· offered 1 variety of rea-t1a11sportat1oriinoonvenl8t'Ce maoon Please call now son• for their plann.iq. and elimrrvr.e-~ 1n About one-tblrd 1al< getting It'"' nece&Sarv meo· 31 >• ' D E A R A N ~ tANDERS: You have re- peatedly saJd you hope some kind soul will tell wbeo YoU show sl1na eWng IOft ln the bead. ll, I am telling you. etlmelsNOW. •· Tbe letter from the im- •cile wbo wanted to \now if she wu the only .Woman in the world who slept in her underpants did it. The fact that you ..would print suth drivel ls •vidence that you are clearly around the bend, oJdgtrl. . I suspected you wei:e on the ragged edge when you JJftnt on and on about bow ,to bane toilet paper. (''Should the Uuue co 1JVer the roll and down, or close to the wall and un- der?"> This recent preoc· Ann 1'anders cupation with trivia makes you a viable can- didate for the loony bin. Pleaae. hang it up. Cranny. It's best to go quieUy. -NEW HA VEN BUTNOTFROMYALE DEA.a NEW RAVEN: I appreciate ,..., ••rm· hearted coaeen. Tbe Dest 1eaeT might be oNa- teresUoyoa. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Thank you for printing an occasional wacky letter that crosses ~{...__u_o_r_•_•_r_•_P_e_..,.,) I• TUESDAY. JUNE 3 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <Mar. 21 ·Apr. 19): A new acquaint- 11nce is due to play Important role in your life. · elcome chance for adventure, romance aod arUdpation in clash of ideu. Leo, Aquarius • rsons figure prominently. ~ TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20): You can regain ·••ense o( direction. Momentum favors your ef- : Ioru. Reach beyond current expectations. One ·in peeitioo of authority offers shrewd counsel ·-Be receptjve. You're 1olna places. GElUNJ <May 2l·June 20>: Accent on Journeya, masa1es from a dlst.antt, ability to ' adapt to unusual CGldlUona, situations. f1urry of invitations to social affaln could be oo •&en· da. You &et ereen u.,ht for klac-ra.nae project. CANCE& <June 21·July 22>: Roadblock to fmandal procraa ia removed. Path ia cleared 11 -,you are aware of details, floe priot and what i.I W'Wrl~ between the linel. Someone ii UkeJ., to ~)'OU wttb • colorful lift. . ., Lro <July 23-Aua. 22>: What seemed a turned from a rescue squad call -another IC· cideot caused by a drunk driver. ~'usual, tbe dnmt walked away without a scratch, while the victim hu a 50-SO cbance of pulling lhrouah. lo many years of worklna as a rescue squad officer J have seen hundreds of acci· dents. l can safely say that at least 70 percent of them involved a driver who was either drunk or atooed. Con- trary to popular belief, mott dnmk driven are not teen·qers. Tbey are over 30. <Moel a too ed.. driven are under 35.) One of tbe saddest thtn11 J ever witneued was a dnmJI driver who crashed into a wall1 klll- ina h1I best frleoo. He wanted to prove that be could still drlve at 80 m lies an hour aft.er bav-ine "a few beers ... and several jotnts or 1rus. Then there was a three- year-old brain-<lama1ed cblld ~ father was killed when a drunk came around a corner in the wrong lane. I could go on and on . but J 'm aure you get the picture. Please sar. somet.blnC ln your co -umn about tb1a national dis1race . - PROVIDENCE, R.I. DEAa PROV.: It's DOt a utlouJ di.sen~ -It'• latenatlo•al. AleMelllm ba lileft lite Ne. l ...._ 9hWe• la Pruee ud fit Italy fw t•ree 7e1n. aeceatly ........... Mm added t. Lite UA. n. U.aaect S&atee.. u we ll:Mw, w beea ., tlllere a IOlll u ••. drhea laome by ao-they kept budcet.a lim-'• •eeee _.. 11 Mber _or ply IO they could b&ad.le ::.~ ·,~ !::: :':: ~:~r:.~~~= (714) 851·1895 t a p e It t • 1 o • r need~ bud&ets to make da tlaboard 11 a re-sure they could pay tor mlacler Uaat YOU mat esaeoUals. And 218 per-ooc a~ never drttt wM8 ,... ... cent uid they used I ~ bee. drWdu. Alld we caa all pm1a 1or lie&illa-budgets to keep out of L.1f1'11' 15E CAI I Uon &laat attadln a.U a debt. ~ '-' llw= be av 7 pea a Uy to n==ii:iiiii::i=:iaa:i=:ii;Q~ ~ dl'llBkea drtrlla« <llke a ~ V ~ year lD Ute afammer) tbat people will be afraid to cake tbe chance. CUSTOM F'AAMtNO ~ebfng ln Henct Flnl•Nd ''•me• 1803 Newport Blvd. CMta ~w 548-4511 DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am wor-ried about my brother who ls 11 years old. He s ti 11 s ucka b.is thumb. BE!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!E!!!!!!!!!!• The doctor said be would crow out of it. Mom tried puWnc some awful-tasting stuff from the drugstore on bis thumb. but It didn 't work. She baa punlabed him and taken away h1I privileges. but he 1WJ does It -especially when he l5 upset or tired or watchine TV. ~am rorreensr Wlll he really atop oo , ORDER YOURS NOW • • • • • .. bis own, or doe1 he need someone's help,. Why does he still hang on to this babyish habat., If I can do anyt.hmg to make h.im quit, pleue tell me. I am -A SISTER WHO CARES ... ~ 7'k. ~a,.:.-p 11'~< 'tr .. ~ DEAR SISTER: Thaml>-Adlni ls com· fortlag. It takes your brother back to the days wlaea be wu a :!:l baby ud eome.e care of all Im meeds. . Yoe lft dear to wut to fflp llJm break dte bablt, bat tbe doctor a••e ywr ~ aood advice. lie WILL oat· ~IL Uatll lu does , bowe•er, I ltope Y••r mom wlll •ot pHltlt blm UJIDOft. Tlae best tlal•I to do about _,..,."-'-' ........ . _.. ...... ,,.. ..... _ .. ....... '~·----,.,_,., ___ .....,"-9 ... _ ... ..,..._. ...--.. ~--... ,,,--.. ---.... ... _... .... .. ,_,.,,. ---"" ...... -....... -........ .. "-_.._......_ ----......~ -c.i·---- ORNtQf CO<JmY- 3 lO'llln [,, Counuy. ~ (714) ~7-8228 u.. ............... §iiiiiii!!ii~§----1 • • • formal qreemeat ii likely to be reviHd &Dd you abould bave altemat1ve1 at hand. Accent OD .,:,.. cban1e, variety. a peel al analyall, cootracta, public rel1Uoo1 and martt.aJ 1t.tu1. Permit '-,.others to It.ate t.betr vteft's. Be clilenet cooc:ern· 'jng your own plans. Wlilat ca• be 4o•e abetd ll1 Y• eaa't pet a maule • ,...u. bet •• t1aey 1aa" u• ... •llC, ...... ,.. cu J •••• t •• a. t. e y •e ltwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiil 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS 1 VlaGO <Aue. 21-Sept. 1.2>: MaJor domeatJc ~.adJuatmeat or pottlbl• cbaqe of retJdeace 0 , blebllPta acenario. Give more·tban·uaual at~ • t teotiOD to famll)t me.a) beta. CbeclE prtcee •. obtain i,.prof....,•l apprallal or product or property. '-u•aA <Sept. ZM>ct. 22>: AW'a of romance • H dommat.I YoW' penoaal IC9Wio. A~t OD apeeulatlve ventures, exciting meettn11, lD· tenst.ned relaUonship. Deft.De tenna, 1et rid of clutter, streamline procedures. ~ (Od. JS.Nov. 21): Cruct.i point ID pni 'Q Dial MCOU•Uoa ii reeebed -10UI' potltlan .. ~ than JOU mJcbt lmqlne. ·KDOW tt IDC1 ad~-MOllT.AJlhJa (NoY. I.I-Dee. 21): J'lldlb rather thllll lldt1aae projeet. lJ:Dlll'O" dlM:ltb. tioa, dlaplaJ -op-. ltw of eom••cadola. Mumerou• tdeaa, opponuaUIH preHat . ~mMlftl. Be ..-u ... a.,Ject ~laaad fOOda. ,.., ftnt fiddle. 1 c.u1llCOUI <Dec. 11..Jan. tt>: New ap. proada brtAp 6ll1nd ""~1 ~ .... mOMJ IUUelS aN CODarMG. 10..* '°'8t1 la ,,._.t dtamaUc ma ..... Doa't ....... Otben WW automatJcallj .........,. Mue 'meutnp et)'ltaJ·clear. • Ml(1A&IUI (Ian. 20-hb. 11): Huac':i ftnt tmpna'°°' pron •aUd. KDOW tt ,..,-. ~· ramDJ member '111eoa1_,.,.. ..... "Mcnt" prol)lem. 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TM DAILY PILOT as~ ...., ...... flnt• CllllT'ld ....... o..ty. ....................... G1ad 1002 ....................... lllESAYEaDE MO DOWN! Cl\anning 3 Bdrm 2 bath. family room, bri ck. fireplace, tree lined street. VA terms, no down. Sl09,500. Call DOW, S4&Zll3 16UMTS! REALTORS '75-Htl HADY, WILLING & AILE C--. .. Mw ,...,.,.. -11 11ltl I for •••ryon•! Low priced Cstarted .......... l bedr-OCMll and deft 0tt R·2 tot •adda.nt. $184,000 Chi • ;. Cl .. , ... ,, ..... "H'•··-wt, ...... be'*"-.~ POOIR .... _ 1 ·2 lot to .W • _.. H ~ $1t5,600 -COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 IS E. Coast Hwy., C.... .. Mw 675-5511 PEHIHSULA POtMT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. fam1h home. Ocean view! $325,000. IAYFROH'T We ha\·e se\·eral fine homl'S with p1('r & shp a TORO HORSIE COUNTRY .t Bdrms . 3 baths. r anch !-l \Ir mini-est a te in orange gro\·es. s2.;9 soo BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 l Boy\•d .. Dr•v•· N El blS 6161 NSTUSTED OWNER SAYS SEU. CaitJl Mesa coodo, 1 year okl.115,000. Call 646-7171 oPfN ru O·" HUN 10/JI NICI• GBfTUMAH'S Pride or owners h ip apartments! J Yz years old. EocJoeed garaies. comb 2 BR Ir l BR. On llile IDll'-Low mamt. ln· come 114.200 a year sdaell. Xl.ot terms and nPt olf! Call for pro- fcnnaoow. 752-1700 l••• RANCH Secluded. luxurious & on- ly 45 IJlUlutes dn v1ng lime from Ne wport Beach! Main house has 5 bdrms .. family rm .. laree modern kitchen & a lovely view: There's a barn with llvinJ: quarters. pad doc ks. fenced pastures. chicken CCJOll5, 10 acres an all. 9!50,000 With attractive terms. ~NlllO•ll~llJNION ,.,' properUes a vaila· ble. Loans to Sl.25.000. Talk to Red Carpet· We Usten. ~REDCARPET .. 754-1202 water. Owner financing 1 12%-3 years! CaU Cast. IOACRlS A Olv1s1on or Harbor lnve-.tml!nt Co 75'!-1'100 RAHCHO MIRAGE ""'"' ''' 9 ·"' •VN •o Ill Nt<f • SI, I 00,000 I llllP , ~ I 2 bloc-ks Crom 18 acre Los B.ACKIAY -~-l.~ftH1t ~t:.3 ow~~0&r~~ _· -===•-=1·~, Hope0rive.Call646-7171 ON,., ·r1 o • ,, \ 'vtv '\.)f'il ~, .. ' • 3 Bdrm. shake roof. hardwood floors. re · modeled kitch. Just a beautiful home ·ready to move into. Pric.-ed at SU0.000. teWPORT CONDO $94,0001 Like ne w Versailles slnale leYel condo! Im-mediate occupancy! One yarwarn.nty free! Lov· ely views of courtyard and fountain. Includes pool, 1pa, sauna. and more! Submit all off en! ~ 752--1700 now. oPfN ·~ 9 • II\ ll}h fO N N'(I • IB'lflll ... tsUI A POINT 1705-.s TOOCIAM Comfortable 3Br older bom~. qui et ~. afforda-ble lloancln1 9 .S~. .,,000. C.U DOW. mlSIULTY 613-6210 ·~ ... r • ,. I • I ' \l { ' ; f : I~ (t l®IHllil FULLER REAL TY 546-0814 HIGH ON A HILL-VU Ca flilillj r-drhd wtllt wwwA of• .......... exterior. T,........try, ,... C.OM tra d. Aa Headf•• ,........ for tl•i•g Oltd ntertaf•l•g. 2·ttor, l Md.+tw. YllW dedss. llO" of oc--. .., .... ..,, ...... 0.--wll ...... fll•r:•. S4t7.000. 631-~400 OCEAN VO WITH UGKIS l:acl .. lrWI• .. 4 w. c..-...... ,.,. Cnst wu ' II lly "" rry. Prt•• .... ...., ............. lf-llr roo•, wet ber. s.,.,. •••-•tty ._ ........... SIH,7H. HM400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTATE s... iwnu.i... Pt~~ M.on.otnwnt 2436 w COM! Hwy ~&.ch Hl-1400 C51 Coldwell Banker \.\ I ~I I '1 '\ TAYLOR CO. Ht-:1\l 'J <ll\~ ~.:·1·,. l!t·lll ••••~-s--rr llAunFUL DOYa SHO'IS Sll0,000 New exclusive listing. Great view or city, tights & bay! Step into the dramatic huge lanai entry with skylight, fabulous for dancing & entertaining. 4 lovely bedrooms, family rm. CormaJ dining & 3 baths. Large pool & spa, 3-car garage. OW.. WILL AHAMCI MO LOAM PB Wl:SUY M. TATI.ott CO-. llALTottS ..,.,,.,2 .. 1 .... 11 s. Jon;· ... .._. NEWPORT CINTB, M.1. 644-49 I 0 Dalebout Boy Ord B3och llEAL ESTATE UCEIJ.IHCIE SIHCIE 194' OLDE COIOHA Da MAI.~ R·2 lot with m a n y o rnamental trees. 2 Bedrooms & den. Owner will carry at 12<;;. Price reduced to $220.000 . HfWPOIT HACH 63 I ·7300 ,, CNIAT FAMILY HO.e-a6l.G09 ReaJJy nifty: 4 bedrooms. 3 baths{and 2 fireplaces in a 3,000 sq. ft. home oo a large Back Bay lot. Also potting shed, a dog run, a firepit. used brick patio and when you 're tired of it all Jump into the frothy spa! Many features inside including immaculate conditions and over it all. there's some super financing. Asking $260,000. U,._IVUI: ti{)MI:~ REALTORS, 675·6000 2443 U.11 Coa•t Highway. Corooa d«I Mu WE HAVE 4 2 Of THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN TllPLD WALK TO WESTCU FF $169.000 Arust dream• Owners 3 Bdrm + two 2 Bdrm~ lkam li ke r etllni;:s wood ) atmol>phe re Owner Will c.-am MESAYSlDIE FUN HOME! Spect.a.cula.r added game room overlooks sparkl ing poot also. eDJO> >our own sauna 4 Bdtms, -.eparate master swte. fam1I~ room. d1n1n ~ area Owner -.111 carrv fllWXUlg Home vacant. ~.Lil". :w.A/;t ~:tl '.:,. •,:;. '. • .~;., ,,,,.;~ -~·· ,. ' ... ~. •, , -:::::.--:::::::::: ... RANCH STYU [ ~ IH&lffl A loaded c.-las.s1e no stan-~ecluded Costa ~ e!>a dard mdl. Co m p l nesghbortlood. e&s) ac.--$99,750 · restored JS9·SELL. tess to ever ything Walk to schools. parts Beaut. int incl. re · Priced to move at and shopping -centu5 fi,_, ... _. .__9,.,,_er. side Slf11 tXK> ~3666 Jee to beach. Tn $5,000 """'""' '"' '""' · · down o r as s ume panels & new nr mats. -= 6 lhl Alr, ... _..._ws htr & Like • Whela ..,1 /mQn Y payment. "'"""" n Act now! Call 963-6767 new sidewalls. 49' wide Real r--""'"' ,,, o. ,, s •v1 ,,. "'.., ... , · version makes this -11111:' 1?.]fl:i:~~:i~~ -RSTIUT -l'fl'P!ll ---. -kmger in Kelley's Blue. .-E'S WHY! · - But $300,500 MUST be the Oeao, sharp, 1 Br & den TWO FOR ONE low! Perfect terms at alndowtthanassu.mable ThlS 15 • buHder 's lea than ten. interest loan at only 10.S'"'e lot. dream Two houk."S on a w/m od dwn pymnt Ownerwill carrya2nd '-~stxt.34lotionedRJ T 0 P Call Connie d · d t I" ,........, an pri ce a on .• Midway City 1• under JACOBS REAL TY 675-U70 ~lll"Sn~s g rugh\ light '63.500. CaJI now 979-5370 COID,y zocung and the) A allow one urut per 1000 sq LLSTA TE ~nu~~~~ ~let• REALTORS ~B~ ~~ N 0 IYOWMER REALTY 673-8700 DO¥ER SHORES Light. alt)'. View. pro- f essiona!l y dttorat.ed 4 Bdrm.. J Ba home wath pooi and spa. Creative f1n anc1ng available. $445.000 H.ARIOR RIDGE 2 Br 2 Ba decorator's own home with a fantastic view overlooking re· 1i«V01 r aod c 1t y LI ICh ts 131:?i.OOO. UDOISLAHD New!) decorated 4 Bdrm 3 Ba oo Pee simple laod. \acant & ready fi:w im- mediate move-tn with c reatne f1nanc1ng availat>M! s:J89.SOO view. 4 bedroom and beaWlul den. large pool and s pa. E'(cellent lA!nm SS25. 3 BR 2 Ba. our Mesa Verde CC. assume \'A A#. 9T.H9ot9: 6iJ.5426 PEMNSULA 311 + POOL °'4>1ft, completely re- $79, 900 furbuhed. one b~k to MOl1Y A TB> Sfl I ER $20,000 UHDBl MARKET DIVORCE SALE 4 BR pnme !'le "·port Beach area Bike to beac.-h. Rarden beecti You own the land homr \'aunt and read} Grut financing S205.000 to mo\•e into Own er must sell Tr~ S2SOO ~Stew Dunn down Call 963-6767 • Co '-"""• o. • · ..... ·. , [~ IHN1:1 759-922 1 400£.17" Ai RJR AU' ---· C.Mdm&AIW w .... ft°"' HOMe TRY IALIOA ISLAND COlONtAL 4 Bdrm. famdy room, dlrung room, stud). 2 paOos. bay\ 1ew sundeck. ln·law quarters. lkst location by So Bay Great f1nane1ng. Call 1USTIN CONDO 'This one won't last with only S2000 down oo this &1&-n11 ~ .. ,,o .•. " "" "'•, s uper sharp large 2 [ ~ IHlll\I =:.';";::: ClOSlTO 11-EOCIEAH Sll9,900' Chotce 5 bdrm .. J bath home. an award winner Only S )rs. old. Lovely decor. heavy shake roof & 3 car garage. Home ror your Jaree family, lo excellent • Real Estate LOYB.YUOO 5 BR. 4 Ba. custom waterfront home w'17x38 ' pvt dock Priee d Sl ,29S ,OOO Builder w trade for Palm Spnogs t:state F'tlf' deta1J.s on th 1 s horn e and appt to see. call ~ Hoff, •gt 631 0094 Pnnc Onl) Sll.000 DOWN! Cana Mes.a charmer 2 Bdrms on R-2 lot. As- sume 161 .000 1st TD + ~ner wlll help finance the rest Pnce SIM. 950. Olli now. 546-231.3 -._, ·. ' "'. ,_ ~., • N •. • UNITS M1ss1on Hills Country eotffBSIOM Oub 3br, 3ba. upgraded 20 Un1u to convert + Unused. Luxury rondo. land to bu Id Ov.wr wt II ()i goU l'OUne S131.000 carry w1th 20 to 30..,." first 9 7 t8"'r. Va I ue down CalJ ri:w mott ID· Si!S0.000. Want to seU or f~~;!1;3~ .... , tnde f« equaty m Npt. ~.,!,!~~ .. S_Y_C_A_M_O_R .. 1• taertna 2 + den owners GLIM ~ wUl W/larte lundeck . -·..-... ~ ::, lower 3 Bdrm rent.al wUt. ....,....., ..,... ..-Y Priced •t -.000. For ~. larae 3 bet.~ more Info call Caro l be. Quality tOWDbolbt Hoff, agt. Paceaetter condoa. Only 4 avallabW. ae.tty,131.Q»t from 1114.1180. 3430 Sutil Ana Ave. 642-6134. 1 .. UTIUIAUOA ~;;;;:;::;;;~~~ Waterf rontace. 8 bed, S f. l»tb, 2 kltc~n home. 818.000. Zoned R·2. C.all Robert MilWten few more 1nformat1on 631· 12416, Al).. C"llf1www1Mch 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llW CllllS .'~ 2 "3 BEDROOMS SlartiDC at SlOl,000 ... On Vid«ia btwn " Newport& , Harb« Blvd. ! I OCUJRONT HOME in Capistrano Beach. 4 Ddnna, 2i,., ba. ram rm. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' Satma bath & hot tub .!~;:.. :: leech lood Rfffty. 496-0991 By owne r . c ustom Spanish st> le home w IO· cean View on lrg. corner lot. 2400 sq. ft. 48r. 2~8a , AtC gourmet kitchen Bit 1n 14rt bookcase ~/TV . & ster eo 1.to rage . Proress1onally landscaped w /spa & spac1ou." decks. Man} bearing frui t trees Priced at Sl89,000 -. as.swnable loan or ap. prox SlS0.000 at 11 1 «l. ~r will help rin.rnc.-e ~TI b\ appt 496 9142 °" 831-0700. 1022 . ....•....••••........• IUILD TO SUfT Onel0x118' lot U4 Begonia Ownr iW.1125 S43~148 Duplex by owner Xlnt loc. So PCH 29', down, 12"'2% AITD Sl.500 mo income. SUITS .... Owner will h elp 9JI financing. Good ar~. walk toshoppang. a;ap ~. I f.ASTSIDI~ $340,000 Sl66.800 lo assuma ble loans, ranging Crom 8<; to 11~ S26,340 gro5S an- nual mcome. Well kept stngje story uruts w1lh 4 garages + orr street pariong on liOxJOO' lot. CAU 644-7211 ' /JD.NIGEL GAILEY & I ASS!:lCl/\lES Jen down. IN fin, or~ _m._· _75_u ____ S355_.ooo_ down, 10% Cin. Mldt COiia .._ I OZ4 cand. twnhse . $105,edo. 642-0046. I ....................... OWl&WJHELP AMA.MCI Lowut pnced home 1n Mesa Verdie. It featuns: 3 Bdrms . 2 baths. beaUl1fuJ stone f1replac.-e md IS aear all schoots Owner-wt.U also consider sdhni VA. HWTY. won't lut ! P riced at only 117..500. Call $40-J 1.51 • I:. HERITAGE . REALTORS W~CHARM1 AM> COMFORT? Vou''e found II In thlS beaut1full> upgrdded Mesa \'f'rde home It features 4 B<trms. nt>w C.-arpe~ and '4alf ('0Vf'r I®· ceramic tile floors and IS locau-d on a huge cul de sac lot f'or an ap pomtmeot to see, call ~1151 "~ s~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS MODOWHVA Th&s 3 Bdrm 2 bath home reatllres: hardwood floors. shake roof and la.rte )ard Owners anx· IOl.fi Pnced to sell at on b't89.m CaUS40-tm OAK GLEN 0 .W.C. 1~% T.D. S'100 mo. payments. S· side 3 br. 2 ba. frplc, ~m rm. A# 842.9666 ATI»<nON BUILDERS E Side, 60x200' Lot or 2 fl>x.100' kits, W/28r, Jfta house. 1129.000. By o~r 5"7·31181 GeTTHISl! VA Tenm cw owner will carry, 4 bdrm · pool home near So. C4t Plaza Agt, 6'5-7221. R-3 EASTSIDE Doll ho u s e w ith hard w ood fl oor s. rirepiace. 2 Bdrm, room for 2 mon! units. Only Sl00.900. Call 645-9Ul1 ' : OPEN HOUSf REALTY _,,. EASTSIH OU 2 Bdrm home oo quiet street. Enclosed patio for privacy. Sll4.000 642-5200 location. llACHCOHDO to-!.DOWM Owm1nJr 2 bdrm. con· do. walldng distance lo the beach. Nice pool It tfnDil di. Onl,y 988,900 IAYROM'r With J U MBO assumable 10"{ loan. 3 + maids. 4 baths. den. dinln• rm. J (pie's & lots or c h a rm SJ.250.000. [ 9 llilUt a~~~f:::.: ...,.,...... 1006 --~ Dist i nctive new 2 ...._...,, ....................... bedroom. 2'-' ba con· C-mc I ; Wot11W PAUi SPRINGS 3+malds +poolside cabana 4ba. Spacious. parip.Wte lrounda ! Auto. Dile lllMina Is wa~ring + MC l)'lt.em. Consider Newport exchange for $228,000 eq Ull ). L lndberc . Realt o r 327-2918 or m.seoz Ytr Ltue: 3 bdrm. 2 Cull dominiU1D1.S105,990. lAllh eatly' into this ex- OCl»l PACIFIC I ......... 759·1616 macnab I Irvine realty A IU91fOtARY °' THE tRVIN! COMPANY AS YOU Ull m. Owner financing on thia lovely custom Dover Shores Area home. 58Rs -lg famlly rm oil apacloul pool & badminton court. Li1ht Spanish in character tbla newly recarpeted & painted luxury home la . prx.d to aeU at t'88,500. Tom A1Hn10G M2 ~, (R-57) b&. Upstairs w/ beaut 2SllEldenAve,C.M. ceptlonau~· plus h 3 vww. Nart.b Bay rront. 6424134 bedroom. Dioing, family Sl.100. 646-7213. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I rm,11fl~place, wall to wa carpets ; r ose 2Slory2Bdrm. l~ baths SPICIALIYO'WHB Jarden. 2 petlos, one Plltio. + prage apl. +2 3 BR 2 Ba. lse/OIJt.? S795 With BBQ. Fruit trees. rooms It bath g uest mo .. _ ,_ JIUlt 7272 Sl19.SOO. Hurry! BKR. ·-·-·-~~·120 ~ers . S4 2S,000. 9\arp 3 bd tWnhse. Sl2K ....._ 1 -•••••• ;;;;;;;;;~--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;.;;;;;,do. $19,990. Patrick ·~ -llDUI ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE l.90 ISi.i One Of Newport Beach 'a llo.t DH Ired Attaa Wlt.b Private &acha, Temm Court.a fr Clubhoun. Traditional P1ve Bedroom Home With Boolr·Uned Deol\/Stud.J. Larl(e Formal IMnJn, R9(>m, Maater SuJte With Spa. !:K'~al otrt11n1 On Larp Lot. SELLER \VtLL A~IST IN FINANCING. $$45,000. MOii.i NOMI Recentq Dteotated, New Caf11Ki 41 Dnpes. OH a.clraom With A Booua lloom. Located N .. r Hoel Hmpttal. OWNER WILL HELP f'TNANCE $27 .800. 751-1100 nc...,.•,._ ... ll!LUf C4IM- .. Tenore. A&\.131·12118. ___ ....,_-'""----................. ., ... ._ ................ ....................... I EBISED " I _ I I I I' I* . They',. now "'811.lng blllflll ~ •tk*«'I for people wtio don't went to~ •• •tu 1111 I 111••••••• ..... e ........ ,,... ...... . mllllllilllSUS.•I 812 Be ...... WIU Hcetll cMllll!tnd.1 motortto UM ca aODO eGdb. Zoned fcr2a.n.-.111~ f 'f Y6y IOJ4 ....................... •1&PAIMT! Bn8 6 l:roocn •al.IN LAIM ..... 1f'.O'OI." ' . " -.r .:.:·•c-· ., .......... ~ ,...., rua •Ult• bridl ................ ................ foraaJ •••f•1 room. Dl.aa.._cs..,...._ Al far __ _ • needa a tittle TLC, i...::;..;.. ___ .....;..;.....;.....;.~ ~' bdnD. 1~ ba. ~ ODl)' SllS.000. V.A.. Tena Psk ftaee lac. 142-7411 POOL&SPA Solar bea\ed 4 bedroom 3 bli&b, Mt bar, IMt.r II.II le w/finlplaee, ~ 2800 Ml rt. snz.ooo. "-"· 1s1.u91 If M jl&IHdt ICMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yll'I I.Ill It! ' Br. 2 be. plmb carpel. OlltoOID ahullen. covered pallo. &arden entry. SW.000. e-~ I •,I'.' I y I I , jl)LJ Die ~: 4Br+. A.IC 1~4-l*m.--3-ba.--Turt.leroc---ll Mnlne _,,000.lOY.~. 1151,.-. Pit: 19-GI05 ffiahlaods. Lowest on market. IU5.000 Lil .. I &HTS swne at 10.7S'lo. Call Try U'lt down Good 60-6100. A&eot.. Lean clelm. sride ol ownership rm.uage. 10 Hwrttnetoo Beach. I----=;__ ____ _ PriDdpa.ts only. -~.!~5a.2.!___ ••ml st rn -.---Ab6olutety oae of a It.ind ~ bome. clo&e Lo heh: heme iD ooe ol the cny's moal pre.tiooua areas. S ... =n++e Aoao. 184•900 Bdrm. 3 ba & so ml.K'h 646-17S7. more Call for >our Allnoll new 3 Br 21tr Ba. e-~ lnL Crubve ranan avail By owner. Z13-C31-3789, 7lH63· l 773 6Y OWNER Sbd, 3ba, dm· ~ng, deo. l /r , lovely home. Jog lo beach. A steal a1 $148.000. 536-9441 ·-TOVETS 4 Bdrma, 2 be.Lbs, COY· end petio, pnme area. Only -.mo. For detaila call VWace Real ~Late. 913-a17. mk for Buu.. --- SPARKLING POOL l·MILETOOCEAN penoo.aJ UlSpeC'Uon 5195,000 ['1.t)1!£t 41Z1Bern.nn P\W),lninr MORTHWOOD U.. optlQD wilb ONLY l5000. 5". ot moolhly rental lo purchase pnce. 3 Bdrm. 2i,; Ba. year oew home. Upgrades. 3-car prqe. SB:iO/mo, Also strailbl ~at Sl&t,000 RCTaylo rCo .: )'I By OWDa" 2 bdrm bn ck 1 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BBQ, paacef ul ~a. re-"-' ady to move 1nrood. uo ll8lll.aDf 9~ mmt see. 962"'906. L...-IMdt 1048 ....................... OCEANFRONT New modular t ype b:>mes. pvt. commu.ruty. 2 bcba. 3' hr seaui ly. sub-letting OK 1&'i OWNEll. new 2bdrm. 2ba. frpl gold nugget award winner. I 1.2 au lo bch. $125,000. 962-3594. ~--~------~~ _<_TI_•-)419..3111.6~~~· ~~~~I POOL.HOME Very nice 3 bdnn. hom(' Obl\ 2'h miles from the beach F\lll price seo .800 Partr Place Inc 842-7461 1044 ....................... tan'AGI l'AU 'lbe most beautiful Plan 3e¥er! 2 lntels. 3 Br. 2"" Ba• family room. Brick spa OD paUo. Belt loca· tian for privacy ft quiet. Decorat.oc' Wallpapers. paneling. drapes. sheers &t sbuU.en. Earth·\.OOe carpel&. Parquet eatry- 'lbis home looks jmt like a m>del. Call for further <iet.aib. --.·:1 H ~ p1:·.1 !Y . ,, ) 1.uerock G\m. Lowest priced 5 bdrm. 3 b9. 3 car ....._ VetallllL 1219.500. Olll 14M125 AIL a>ll. SPMISHHAC9'DA 1bi.a bome bu ever· JUlial! Mama llodeL wttb Uled roof, poola. ....-11 beach 6 your O'IW1) --·~too.' Bdnm .• f-17 Wi&b ,,. .. " • • ........ loa.n. ooo. ,.-- ~ ..... ••2 ff'• ...................... . r $164 900!! l Sly 3 sit ram. rm .. ff'PI ., 2 tm,, spa, redwood dedt. brkfst. bar. Shake rod Totally upgraded! MlS.'5ION REAL TY 494--0731 I I O/o IMTHIST Spectacular ocean vaew. l blodt to ocean. CUst.om mr. c1m.. m60,000 .Bkr. "11-2aor"'"'117 wmc:~c.1re~nd coaslllne views rrom qualit1 c:ustom 3 Bdrm home. Rieb earth tone carpet.Ina and ~t· lng. Spacioaa view. decks. private ape ... Grut entertain· meal bome. ~.000. w,.. Y1lalJt u. 4'7·11'1 lbd. 3be.. maJtj dttk. 2 It.Gr)'. I& ram home. Pn v tree-bed "Woods Cov. ... location lo • •«Id o( lta own. Only 1"" &bort bib to ocean. Aaaume bl T.O. $164,000. SaJe. price sazs.ooo. Name )Qr OW'D t«ma! ! Must eell by 7.1.-. Private s-t.Yonly. 714 -.CKa6 &..,... ..... IOSZ ....................... C51 C 01d well Bonker ccu,.y• ,,... es 11rr• e•perteneed Real Estate aalespl9CJPle !or their new JouUon in South~ Buda 'a:'ter~ lane 11th. U 1°" are lA movina up to the larie.t dlVertlRed Real r.ate Coml)m)' ... the= eaU k'llle Rke at ('714) toda1 tor • cCiaftdentlaJ lakrvlew. ~ Walkt!r 1; l1:1: l'MIASY t 0.2$~ 0 a..t.rftt 100K wnable lOan o r to 128.000 down" OwnU 'Mill cam• Call Owner • 12301640 241K ......_____ ··~-·............... a.&-.-..-. --~u..: ~-14 .. _. ··-c.. c • __,_. ... ·---············ .. ""-·" ..... 1.11 • -··" --........ ,. ............. •••••--•-....... 1li1d il4JI C:...._ JIM ..... JJ44 • !'rt._.. Wt "1111 ............... . ....................... ....................... ;.; •• _.~ .............. H.& -.......... .. RIHl'AL ••J 1r. 21111c...-.. 8. .........,_ Coodo. a et. ~ a. 1 Br a.a bld1.~· •II .... 1u .. .; INCX*&fW)ftATV QI......_ .... ,... Ou l "' b • . 1' r • • • OIMo. a es.-. 0t.. _,_cau-•11. : •.toO. Modular Type ,., UH. 7 Jt ·tall : ;Jolt Mlrer· Jilr laU 'Iii • 6 t w • a ec. au a . 8 U N '.T I If G 1' O N tan.. JI Irr a-tty, i .,... t.rt•~:1e~t•r. •n1mo. 1t1-1011 &Aaaoua seasa&• pw\ b I ti\ s*i 6 J)ter. --lb»IM: A#.· ~ 1 =--· I 8r I ...._ ('IW,__ mlMr'SOI _.._ ' -· ,..tjLJ9",_. illlS. ...,.. " lllr. a.. a t# ,ar. oo sr.AVlnbJownr. Mir« • ....._ ,.._ ~-· 4"1!!'~' r:.uo. Fenced yd. pll.a.Univ.hft.ms. 4111'. hmna.8"'oc.MD No"*'-i.e.e. Av.U • f:2'~~ ZSIOor..._... •Br. zi,., .... .w ... No wtew.twOCMo.m.im :O-pyt•.,:0-~~·11~ :'Lnu...=:-~ W '"de 28drm. l beUI C..°:::~-UM mo.0...(l14) ... 1117 . lN beat lavHtmeat '-· New C"JM/dr119 • ...._.d ...._..._. .. -w•~ atta lo So. Ca.Hf. At kttdlm lbw 9350/mo. W 0 0 D 8 a ID 0 B 4 8 rm expanded IUIW-~"l.IV 11Qr'a9U.onetlloe.ly 111/\lla+SUO. No ,.ca. ~. 4 br. z~ be. Pale-re> ltloditl Ideal 2BR.lSTORY,MOO. Slll.500 f« four 2 Bd.rm .... ml. Mil""' f'rank. Crplc. den. pe&k>. A..uoM f.amib' area. Call far de· .am«_.. ~~~~OH Jll',lbe.2car1an1•. =:=:·=-~· ~~!,,"~~ T•\•:,~1 • C411M4-n• 1 zm 0anyon 1e. onve «fJMG:JDr·· 11111 111•. nzs /Jn " I ~ . ·. . . . ' . . J J'. '• . . bytaDtmo.MS-1009.. RANCHOSANJOAQt,JIJf •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• • ~,_v ROUS 1'ownhoule. 2 bdrm.. 2 Se l adrm. 2.be, pool, ar btb. aAn·-. E • 3bd, "'1ba. Near pool/apa, av ew 4 BR a Ba. 165. T..U.a applica· b.sltoqfsbdl.l.M. s>lf,11.mU,pa-k.Prime w/Uaht v•. Gutded tlone. H .B . Luther , 11». ... 1035. end !mil w /did • patio. pte. &enrus • pool. Sl400 •lll'Z1.. JlllOeq fl a br 2 ba z fpla ffichly upgraded. No mo.664-5403. 631·3#4 .. t ......... d ___ Re_ .i ea_t-. ___ _, 1 o""' o o-w-,-.-1-0-~ pee.. motmo. 9'75-1800 WOW!! daya,orllf5..Z519eves. Woa't last. Newport loYefyn....--Tree PaUo CreN townhouse. 3Br . D8 P'R d IW dbl pr oo Four deluxe wuta. 2 8d 2 pm 90$4M400. ....................... C....MIM 1724 UOOLOY&Y ~ll1h coumry st1 le hoow. llhve with charm &i b~aut ) ~Ja~j,I ve be.ouna. dmlna room. full " IUD 6 ahadows SH 1t iii Lall us ~e at SUS.000. with a ~· .sumable lSt ban. it's most at I • . I , .... ~ ') I t\1'·'. ::. v_,;;>l,t'.lt!\' ' '1 ,, j ' ' ' --- ~+IO'Mt ~LOAM Charming • biJ rm Peninsula home. Good assumable subject to l()ll. kJan. Walk to bay &i ~844J..ma ~ Walker t; lr.e THICltlST Partial oce.,.D view 1Dakes this one ol the ao.est pnttd WUU In The Crest. Dramat.ac 2. Ma"Y bv1nt rm. over kx*me a p-een.bdt.. Very motivated seller. Only ., i.• • ... •.• Rt·, !h: l 10o~fk.1ll\ t 1-,: I ~. ;1111 -- SPANISH HACIENDA OHIACKIAY Otd World Ch0f'1ft. Vacaliclltattto... 4 bdrm., pool, bot tub. volleyball rourt. Pnce reduced to $499,000 Creal.Ive fmant·mi::. Br i.ng offers. 2585 Irvine Ave. <Bad: Bay) Hedda Ma.rost Agent 7141646-1044 UDOISU 3 &inns , 3 full baths; ID· vestor's dell&ht, com· pletely furnished. Ex- cdlent r!DaDCID& av&Jla ble Mow--1n cood1t1on. including sohd walnut cabcnet.s in lutchen + spar kling new bathroom$ Redh1ll ~R~alty I; 7. ·; 7: {Ill l HARBOR RlDG E CONDO. 3 Br + loft. ~oo ft. w/vi~. Ass umable 9.~. 1379.900. Patrick Terw:>re. ,..,. • 131 -12&6 THEILUffS 3 Bdrm. "Bonita'', Slnftle IWr)' end unit. origLnal area. adult home. Lovel> new. S179.000. offer HASTINGS & CO 640-5580 SEAVIEW by owne r Hampton &i New &d· ford. :b" °' •br. Xlnl view Assume loan 71'-581· 1122 Immaculate. comfortable 3br, 2ba home In t: Bluff. Completely fenced, apaclous, lnsnlated aWc, Ugt)ta--0n timer. lo maintenance yrd. tool abed & cove red paUo. $97,000 assum. Sl99..SOO. Lowell price 10 E. Bhtr. R le ff Invest. 752·219'1. Principals only. UDO IY OWMltt 4.000 sq.ft.; 3 BR 3 Ba . with Large game rm. On 50 ft. lot. Pnndpeb oaly. Owner will finance. Call 813-1393 for appt. cfta~e ~311'::, e w ,lp8ttial Vlew. This tt· modeled home bu. br. 2 be. tam rm • boca.-rm. 1275,000. Rae Rod1era 8tl·121111 Wl'EREST 3 br. l•• ba. 1i,., b&ocu to ~an Aa· lllla 10'°~ rinanclQ& or ovmer will hnance un down. Call Star. 95 7 6S07 Ba ea. with g.aragea. Pnmr Welt.aMSe twnhH. eo.ooo. Ukle new. 28r. 2""Ba. 2 Home.lmr. atuidled 2t,;8a. wet bar. walk t.o -···-............... . dbl car gar, community be9dl. .,_.,pool. '\pa. SUSCASll'AS Seven new unlb with ~. many extras. B!0.000 level. &'illlStmo. ~ pool, t.ew.s, 00 children Mim OCtmJ view Av all f\&rn l br apt DOO • up or pd.S.. S.'520 mo. 1142,U)O Ju.e L. $800/mo tyr IM!. F..ocl. aar. Adulb, no MESA DEL MAR. 4 l&e 8R.2Ba.dio·fam rm. wt entry k1tcb. Cb1ldreo welcome. no pets, no ~ S100 mo S46-9833 Otldr9 ok. 714.752. 278$ pm. 21JO Newport Bl Ad-USS..tZ20.~brs. cr640-1'44 548..f.968 betwn 1:30 & CUffHAYIM PBflCTIOM ~ ... toSl4f.SOO Ro,~.Rltr. s-.nn Mesa Verde 4Br Euc Home. S750 mo. prdeoer lncl'd X1nL ~2'19 •ft 3PM 1HE WULOWS. 4bdrm. lh.--2-Bd-.-b.--f-rp_l_c _G_a_r 51Jm.___ ----- 2ba. bv rm.. din rm.~D('I M1n1 oc vu Ya rd. R!O ·Mo.Dehixemobile pllUo. rm yl'd. $575/mo. $515/mo . 7H·H•8. home. MatAu'eadutu. No ~le0.1»5050. en .o. ~ ~ pm. ~ Mall'e. 1991 wlll assi.lt wn..h ftna:Dr1.ng Proteaioaally decorated throughout• So many 1peaaJ features mciuded ID lhll 3 Bdrm home. Sut'h 85 French doors, muter SW te W llh ape and VleW. Step down l 1v1n1 roo m and ~aJtlast room Vi ews from upper bdrms A perfect home for l he ranul)' that enlerlaan~ laV\bhl~ 631-1400 IEAUl1RIL COSTA MESA 1 .....__ ,.._...... D-1 .Nw1't. Brvd. 4M&.a373. ....... ..__..,; nc1ng .• On the water. an . oaAHVllW WITHUGHTS Exdt.lna tri·level •Bdrm condo in Newport Crl'St surrounded by tp"ffnery. Private and oewly de- rorat.ed. Nice den and fama.tY room Wet bar. Sup er comm un It y lac1bt1es 1nct·g tennis Sl89.750 631·1400. ~ 3' °"""' Wlits c!OH to everything. All have hreplaces and lofh Sl. l.S0.000. 752 · 19211 J 9UAIL PLACE NOPBTIIS .. CO,. Tl e:JO P.W.l 2200 ....................... MmTo Bay-«ean vu lots Crom $2990, walk to beach, terms avail. 851-ICZl --------- pool loc.. tennis. SJ95, funmbed. com_... ..... 1 re. Rud> Day ~ 7855. Eves ..--.. 3 er .• ,, ba.. ram rm. din 515&-11581. modded 2 bdrm. 2 ba. rm. frplc. peUo. 2 car Btam ce1.lnp, ftreplace. g.an.ce No pell. S575 + TIJRTLEROCK GLEN, spa. BBQ. Avail July 1. IJIO. SID. Z2l(l8 Wallace Beaut S BR. Teoo1s. Sll001mo ye.arl)'. Boat sin sa15 Pools. 408-!188-1234. ext dock avail. IST.Ml357 -~~~~~~~-· ~· --3 bdrm 2 ba. l.500 s.q ft. . -Bhtfs, loveJy 3bdrm COO· ~Imo. 1st. last & sioo Turtlerock G&eo 4 br. ex· do. tllOO. avail June 15. 1 car pr-age. MS-7009 ec. home. Prol. derorat · 613-85l50 L>d & lands<' aped. View· Lo-ve_l_y_B_I_ G _C_A_N_Y_O_N Newpl HL'I, 2bdrm. nr bch. S450 + last + dep ~. LGt:: 2 Br home. cpt.5. st v . rerng. rocd yd, gar. adJta s:M5 mo. ~9806 Homey 1 br duplex. r ocd ywd. end. prage. :->o pets Si!85mn.. ~ B'IOmo 7S2-01B7aft6pm "Monaco" view home. RENTALS 28R.2ba ........... ~75 2BR +d.2be .•••... S7SO 2BR.212ba ..•...... ~ 3 BR. 2 be .......•..• S775 3 BR. 2.., ba. . • S750!1SOO 4 BR. 3 ba ....... S78S 1825 J BR. 2ba. SBOO ADahelm H.l lls ile50 mo 640-8S82. ---atrhaven Home with all the exuu . Magorflc:ent view, near high school. .... ror older children. 11050. mo. 8'2·3385 or Kl~ :ti' boat slip, l>O'>h. 3Br. 28a. tllOO mo Wl\TIRFRONT Molaile .... I HOMES Ti1rflrtis 2300 l.awty Cultom Home 3Br. 2Ba. huge counlq kitchen w/frplc . oak cabm!U, walk m pantr) • beamed cdbop t.hruout SIS-3634d)~ 640-4919 ~-~TE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2l 5Dace Ti1r M ...... Copistt crrtO • 07 8 .............•..•....•. CONVt:Nlt::NC .. : Al'iD c;oMFOHT F'ro nt unit co n do v.1f1repbee. 3 bedrms 2 baths, rrurrored d oset.s. wooded walls. covered pat>o--all j~t one block '°pools. S89,!i00 UNOO REAL ESTATE 49J..8812 Wva I . 1Mr t098 ....................... MAKE OFFER Owner bas moved. Shari> 3 bdrm. l l'J ba .• cw;lom kllchen. large ya.rd. Full ~~ $87.500 V.A Pm P\ace Inc. 842-7461 ....................... 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• San J uao Ca po. S'58.900 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1480 :sq fl 8yrs o6d Atl 541 ·5032.. ----- Lake Partt S.A. By owner. 75 Ba ywood. ZBr. 2li.a. lg yd. AC. sm pet sect.on. Owner~ Submtt "rer. 775-0111, &e4911. 'raAl LER w I CABAN A S8000 Agent.. 673--1020 Near -,h-vers1de. this ~ has great ancome & hM an owner's house on the property f'llll pnce S27S.OOO. Owner will fi na nce . Agl. <.:a 11 556-2660 ....... Desert. R.sort 2400 ....................... CORdoS64S Cire8t C.OSU Mesa loca · ban. 3 Bdrtm. 2~ Bath. corcmuntty tennis & pool AJ!I... s.56-2660 --- "' 'airo Vc*y lU4 ........................ BeeWful 2 br townhouse ---------i w /crpts, dr ps. rrplc. AIC. 2 car aarage, 2 FOR LEASE :>iew 2 bedroom 2 bath home . ~ti~sloo Lakl.'s Country Club. Golf· t.erws·pool !k-aut1fully landscaped. no main· tenance )_ard. 9690 Oubbouse Rd Desert Hot Spnng.s zt3..378,2572 Misa1on Hila.. Cowitry O\i:J. Jbr. 3ba. upgraded. l.Jrused.. Luxury coodo. Qi golf course. Sl.31. 000 f mil 9 1 fl"'Jo Value to 1250.000. Want lo aell or trade for equity in N pt. lkb. bome W /YleW 6 ~ant Douglas Honig. 71'-~1191 <ownr > bat.his. pool. s65o mo. 1.st & last. Call Dt ana da> s 51560; eves 499-311M. HOME FOR RE.'I 3 Br S57rJ. fncd ) ard & prqe Family ,Wue. K>ds & pt'U wekome, call 964-2566 or YJJ.29'1 L Ael,nofee. ......... e.odl 3240 ....................... FORRINT 4 btcboum. 2 bath home W1lh fireplatt. MW p&&at iii MW Carpel.~ lO beac'tl, walk lo scbooh $595 mo 1nd ude' a gardener 6 water Ca II 96Z.9824 Red EstaR Elepnl 2 bdrm. f am rm a. bchangir 2800 den. (S72S mo>. Plush ....................... ,.....,,.. 2-.., ba ~--•. For trade. Df!'W townhouse •• ..-. • ...~ .. I S g!Ju.s. S bib Lo ocean. 1 n A v a o n . • ant a Dbl car ~ gar. fl&l.Jy Cat.ahna Isl. "f'alrvtew Terrace·· 1 called the m.wnt. yd Adults. no Be''f!l'ly Hills of Av aloo 1. lltU. l.nq\9~ al $27 18th SL 714-9fl0.633l 3 BR a ea. com.pl rum .. all new. never lived In. J~ FOR RENT :1".o! ~g:~~~ Pool. tennis. sauoa, 3 Br. Priced from Jacu:rzi. value $275.000. ~--f))cd yard & 3 BR. Fam Rm c:oodo ror l:se Harbor View Knolls 8>0 mo. Pool & teams fadl avt 6'n2717 ---------EXECUTIVE HOME &tc:Sbay, 3 br. 3''2 ba. 't523 0Jft5~'---acnum. ~ yl'd. Gd. loca. '""-.. tton Sl,000 per mo. ....... ltodl 1241 641).~ ---- Biit Canycn. 78". 2 family nm. den. sea. on golf course. $2,500/mo. 'll!Da.or~. ....................... • Br. oeeeo vww. yard, SlliO mo .. avail. lmmed !f>i ID>or~9345 Veers leme lge3 4br. 2 ba hillto p home . Att garqe S800 mo m .3524 Mal thn.I Sat ...,_ ... 3250 ....................... Laguoa HiJls 4Br. 2a,,Ba. bonus room. 3 car ttar. SWOllDOmd. ~ner. A\a1l. July 7. P .P. 71'-552-5225. CQMTRY &tGUSH Wesldlfr area, 3 BR. 2 Bil. tee yard. seoo mo Avad..J~LS. UN19UE HOMES ltl.TRS 67MOOO BIG CANYON 2 br. SllOO •-~ 32S2 mo or~option Ap-::?::::?"::".......... plm Sam. A#. 840-S3S7 28r. rPI courw condo oo fan·a). 2nuo.. to beadL ssso1mo. 561· 1080 or e&1N ..... Yiejo 3267 ....................... HOMES FOR R E."'IT 3 Bdrm Pnced f rom SSZS.WiO. f'ncd ) ard ... garages f"am1l1es please. Kids & pe ts wdoome. Call 964·2:1'6 or man. A#. no fee. ·~·port~ 3269 ....................... NO FEE! A.pt. & Condo reol&ls. VIUa Rentals 67S-491.2 BID'. ;\ 'D'PO RT CR EST. Lt"R' 3 Br ~an \le'W. pa11.1ally h.rn., av aU DOW 673-81.39 NW PT C REST · ~ OC1J YH'W, 2 HK. dm. + ofr 2 ,., Ha, Wlt'luded. f pk'. bar. S9SO ~.pool.et.c.673-2181 ...... c.,1 ,.., 1271 ....................... J...uxwy 2Br. 2Ba. r ri>lc. lg patio. AC. e lec 2 cnr ..... opnr. pool, ~ mo. 642-UOO. Ad ·61tter s%l&34hn. .... _ ...... 3740 ....................... 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. Buuutully furn. SSSO /mo. 16672 AlgonqulD. 146·5531, M&-IDl a.a,-.... 3748 ....................... LAGUNA BEACH MTR INN. •aid serv .. color 1V. heated pool. Ut1l. <7U)4M·5294. 985 No. ~Hwy. ____ _ ... ,.. .... 37 69 ....................... WE HA.VE SUMMER RENTALS WEEK OR MONTH associated · BllOl<ll•'> ll ft0 ,Tl•llS • • t/ti • .. r • ., •·~ it6) Seaahore Dr .• 2 Br. 2 ba. FP, d-w. petio. C585 Yrly . Af)..m.9080 .OCEANFRONT, avail now.daily.weekly.Spec- tacular view. g"TJ.SUR F . Buul rum twnhse June only. 139S. Also pe n· tboule from June 15th gooo Car S850 for 6 mo be.) ... 9U7 ----- SUMMER RENTAi.-<; By wee& or month. no le!!.;\gt.675--8170 ...... ....................... 3106 ....................... Waterfront. deluxe 3Br. 2Ba upper. Gauge . rdrl i;. frplc. Yrly . Adults. no pet ~. SllOO /mo. U6·72l:J, 644-MllJ . ------lallooPc•mla 3807 ....................... 4 Br. 2 Ba. VftY lg, aJI on 1 °'"· beaulilul oew d lx decor. frplc, pvt. n r bead> &i bay . Avail oow. Ouldren OK. S925 mo 1012 We."t Balboa. Jeff 7»3177. ~28R2Ba . fP'c. pello. sngJ pr. SS50 ~.14&-~- Co'OnG .. Mar 3822 ....................... 2bd. 1.ba. 2 awry. pool. deck. bltlos, be amed ~~·~73 Allsues&prit'ft W/trade for apts In iaraiu. Families Torfoh.e Newport Beach or Huot· .............._u___ IQ04D BeMh.. Pvt Pty. please. Kida • peta 0 .. y~viEW -~ .. d welcome Call 1184-256& or """ r ....,,. .. • 972-8421 213·634·6484 w .. ys ; 1J73..2971. ....... DO(M. Security• preatice. 38r. 1 ""98 c.oodo, a va II July l , SSOO mo lst & wt. no doi-1 -496-8372 Brand new 2 Br. 2 bath ewa duplex. F\nest In old OSM. $750. Ph 873-448S '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ~evs1w_k_ods_. _ ._ pnvac> z Bdrm. 2ba. .... Estalie 2 Br. ootwtable for kkls Pool SLJ001moyrly. Ce1wtc1 t Loh/ c..,pn 1500 ....................... O..ce lot. Weslmmsler Memoria l Park 10 '"Carden o f F o ur Sea:;orlS '' Ad SrtUr • 163. 643-GlO 3' hrs. Waled 2900 ~~~~!~.~e ~M~~Z Bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Ulllil"l ...... UUUUJlllll::-e ,~...., ~~ WN'JTOIUY: 2 or 3Br. condo. lo The Blllffa. Prine only, ~call: 675-1568 Jft ·~--- wcrkmC cpl, DO pd&. MOO w~decoc S87S am.1G8111. ON WATER Cowda1111al-s/Tow• ._.. ............. 1700 -···················· ~and beauofully de· 01:& ~. 28r. lBa. corat.ed 2 Bdrm+den appl, beaUd pool. clbhse. ~ ~. Sec:Qn. encl pauo M8-6S96 or tJ enuy ~ard wtlh 84Mll9 f<Ml&.aln Boal slip a vai.l ~·s Landin~ Broad· f o r 4 0 · · 7 0 · boat . ....................... ....................... 3144 ........................ moor Plml.house. On the S22SO mo wat e r JBR 2ba . WAHI'ED: Trade 3 Br coado. Newport for boet ln Npt Harbor. Must have cam. 67>96311 all ISPM. 2br O:JDdo oo waitt. ten· m.. JJOOI, A.IC. omce, e.c.. ,..,...., 2000 _.,_.,_ .. _~~----- SlOOO /!DO. 8-415·553 l & -Wl\TERf'RONT 86-51.ll ----~ ~T£ 2 BR + poot Pl...tl ci>ts. 631· WOO Jnd W /D. 2 car ~ar. S.W!DJO. ar. ~7080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 DIUJXI UMTS PRlllE EASl'SIDE. CM 2Bdnmeacb. 11IE Sf A.RNES CO. 873-7761 .....U.fwal•d LIKE NEW, apelC:toul 3 ••-••••••••••••••••• bdrm. w 1lr1 maal•r. ......... 3206 cab ceUiAp 11" rm, DU •• •• • • • ............ •••• crpta " drpa, f r.b paiot Bayfront Little Jal. 3 thruout . ·1uo1m o . • Uruta -·"'' 000 1 t .aory, 2 br, boet sUp, bve -.... 147.im., 0 • -· • 1 n lo million s bome tor -----• cood.. tcJOd locaUoo wrt.h SZ2IOD 8'1WOl'1 room to buikt. Setkr w111 tao. · IEAUI' JIMM.AC. help flaaDee . Joyt.e ..... , ' t J201 4 bdrm i'ba. p.rdmer Waltzie. Al)., 631·12lllill ·--•••••••••••••••• iDd 1175. JI& .._ ___ ..;::;.. _____ .Slip to bd1. cuu 1 br, arlG-7411. ---- tfU.-0.c-tX GNsi ".fYwd. UW pd, M9S yr. 2 ... l'-be eondo, new. S405,ooo-uoo.ooo da. b . m.s439. trf3. 7Z4 f rJlk' wet bal'. ezs. ... .... 8t.cti --. Gary• ql. ._ m.aoo xw. 830-1937 ~.,....,. lltJ,_•~1511....;._. _____ , PnDc. aol)t. -················· ~--· ..__ ' .... -----------1 1 Oii a &ot. 2 BclnD. 1 ....... --.... yud. Duplex. l ·Z Br, Ar· bath +d••· Walk to 911>/IDO LDd prdeeer. rowt>ear. 2~ C·2 Iota, lo bleda.91>/JD0."4--~ --orlD-1'137. red. ~-. auum. aoa. '4I =•,_ •..soo.e .zm.-.011 4:;:.ai=C::e~4r=-1142 TWO OM A LOT f\1*. pado. dedt area. "' 1111 .... ·--•• .. •• ho Mpa.rai. 2 Bdrm M0911ft. syn old. $1.JIO l BrOIJldo, avail lmmed. baam tn a ~ Diec So. a11o. *87 M» .,_ --Olt Pat W•tt S •at a A a a ...,.tr--.i. ~IUZ.000. C........ lU4 uinuu•--.. •• BraDCI MW e1ec pell• don ose n • I• t ' *2 ... ()oedo, M. So. C4lt ...... ..0 f/rW/N. boet A-. poa1 a .,.. '500. •llP; sar Iba. t>.aut Mo peu. 751-0217 ; C'pl~w• ..... Best 'ISl.f* Mt••oa Harbour loc. m..3111 4t7_.. 2 Bdrm 1 Be On/All. IU/MS-1115, doMd ~' ,.m_ID--__ SllD ____ _ Gnet~l·~. ~-/ ,::r,:i,:: ..... 1144 Four l e.droolll untt.t satb•t• dte.,oaat 6 ,..,._ .. _ ... ,_ wrth prqa. <>-Der wtU ..... DO ..... -· 11t • UMV PIWlr. sa. ...... . Ml on CGDtr9d. A&l. Call lu.t + au -.c•rtty. ·-. POOL ...-. 9$ --nNl9 AYllll.a ttH1S7 9wi>' 2 bdrm, 2 ba. Con· do PaoeUed & marrored. ~Giana~ W,\NTEl), I BR or duplex w 'peUo,. In Cd.II for sngl worlang female w /do~. SM>S400raoge. AdSiUer 2.. call at hrs. 642...Q)O O:lr)· 3Br home lml from beach . Comm pool, USO /mo. Adults . 4llMli36 Blchelor. walk to beach. and stores. ul.l l pd. $360. 497-4951 SartA Lo..,.... 3216 ....................... Vess t.e.e Sm 28r. t8a home, wlk Lo b<:h. no ~ IS25 mo. 49'1 3S3ot Moo t.hna Sal. W. I I 1tr1 l2'1 ....................... HOME FOR RENT 4 .... Fncd yard " .-.. Fam.Uy pleue. Kids & pets welcome. Call ~ or '13-Z97L AIJ,.oofee. 3824 ....................... 18drmapt Endprage, gu paid 642.50'13 3 Bdrm apt. gas paid n.:t car. adlta 142-5073 --- ••te..W Beaut. edult apt. Spac. 2- br, 2 ba twnhle w tf.v .. bMm. L/R, patiol. l'SC>to sm.ea.um _TSL Miml &U-6221 WALLACE ST. APTS Newty decorated 2 br apt. I ba, ~-Small c.ffid c*. no peU. 6'5-4411 or 548-20i2IO IMO to &150. l br, 1 be apt, ........ frplc, lauadry rm. an bllm. echd&a only. 'ISL..__ la.Ml2 ar.1w..eemer-o1iown. l:ltlm. 0.. Adds. No Plta.18511o..., 2 a-, Dl!W drQea, l child ok. DO pilla. l3IO rent. Siem Mpli.Ml·m4 .. a.lo. Dr So. Cst Aala. pool 6 ape. MIO. No pets. 151·0117 : m..- SO. OST. PLAZA •.a.Olmdo. .... Zbt-. ~ OoedO ... No .... . •·1111: S~IQ1 or 751..., ? , c • • ' !!!!?! .... _ ........ ~~ ~ QllW •Care •>' C.Jll. -.... -•--.-,~=· ~-........... .. QiAl -1 • a ,....m tlun. __ .;.,;;;;;.;;.:;:..:;.;=---1 Ollar llf\Cbt.tMf'I: wbt C,, ft' '9 qlall ... ..._.Clean ... I ...... _..J........ '"· ... ,., ball as. Av• • ~ UUaan ublHt rm •• t'OllCtl ao. thr ~1111141•1, tt•1ll tlau • o.r-dm P9l odor. b o u a• p a ( n t 1 a 1 • Clll ,....,., U )'l'I upr. :'~ttl, fine :...:' Dl)...U. Rtf•. Clta.oupa, trlmmto1, ~ .-.umates 117«n Oal'(ltftln1. tret trim· HaY1 10radlnf. d•moll· Dllnl• dean·•• 6 aa1At. tioa. alpioeckr, du.mp• asv. Al'tM. -..14 tl'\lft. Treee/)'l'd work ftw &Umatts on h.lth -•-·1217~----qualtty, reuonable »' BotU1L cloNd tturk. priced malnttaanet • WW ba4&I lft1thlq btwo *•·Mile....... LA/Su l>Wco· Geofce, If k Dya CS.l.118. ev /wkod •. 751 ..... ....................... Jadt ol all Tt.ciel Home U ide I 1 9!'~!11!11!1!!!!~1!111!!1---1 r~pa1r1 . until Jobt. --•••••••••••••••••• ll.lt8Q n MOST JOBS 1) ~ 64&-lW want a tl£ALL y a.E.AN (TM) ea.aa ~ ---.--Ul9-ll!l-.-IT-.--HOU!iE! .call Giqham ...... n Gtri. Fr'Mest.~UD c-.tJCnu• ....................... Ol.rpenter & Pa.lnl&A& 15 yean tn area Xlnt c:lean.1111 done by 541-1752 842-4314 lad>' W/Gp Depend.able. a ..,.., As.a. paUoa. rm .ad. ,.modei, plans. a.dw~ f'r'9e tit 30 y,. exper • ._ .. ••••••••••••••••• lJr *7417 Boeded . E1.ECT1UCIAN·Pnced •1140 MUS n&ht-free esumale on ........ lm"ll! or am.all jobs.. •. •. • • • • • • •. • ••• • • •••• • c..rpeai.r. all around f1alah ·ftamin1 . Rea/Comm 'I. John s.11-81182.. M6-0C25 Uc.~ 67J.-035i ace ltudenl. Sk1p&oader, 11 you're not rMdinl the dump truck. Grade, 1lWe adt tn ctaaailled. _haul Din~ you're mlalnt a Aot ol Oalllfied Ada newsy lo.formation as M2-W11 -..ell• aome snat tKcys. Hauling.Moving. Con· crete & t'"" removal. ~ck ser.nce. M2-7838 own trans.. IC'7.m7 SUMMER RENT AL CLEANUPS ResldeDUal·Comm·also carpU" windows. PACIFIC CLEANING SERV. Ucemed-J.mured.. C714t6Jl-6l03 II 1 d1 n':t •••••••••••• • •••••••• Dltty, ditty, ditty I ffavt 'IOW oveo cltHtd or ~ b)' Lbe <Ml> .... Coda)'. Aak for Terry. .... 941T1 'nluW ....................... PDftm' IN JANITORIAL CARE. Comm/lad. Ex· pstiMl6'1440 ' tu o' ' ....................... ~Ulln1. reoovalln1. new lawns. 1eneral deaaup. Deve. 6'2-48$3, ad.--1 ... ., ....................... Profesa1ooal masonry· We'll beat any bid. IMIMl514 References. SoUd masonry. we do ~No job too small~ WaAdHdp! ... , ....................... lrttk·blOdl·plaat•n 6 wan. ttte. FaJr rat ... "111 tnde. Dive ln-44%1 ~!~ .............. . 11o¥ta1? TM StarvlDf ~ Studtota bavt IJ'OWll. Lie. T12A·4.H. S...pxllel'V. Ml-N'I F'\De ext. pal.nt1n1. St. L1c /ln1. Try me. R. Sinor.-~ Dlft'e's Paintlna. let'YIJll .,.. 9 yn, most reas. check my re(. lie. -.8425 WALLPAPERING Free est. ~ S3Cl9IJ6 A..,. Sll pr roU CallNonn~ ~ty peiftten,lnt/ext. teM. rat.es, neat. cona- clentlou1. 8'8·1tl4, MMm). You prep. PrornslooaJ ~spray. mo up. ~.~nn ...... /bP*' ...... ................ . Neal~ •textures AllllST.' ltl-1439 Expert ill CSUD restucco. " patches. lnl/e•t. Rmtll. Ed. MS-511SO ft ., I ....................... G. Gidley Plumber. Rep.tr sen'ice. lnsuJl.a· lion. b9dtf1ow ttrtifica· banM2·!Ul.5 Unemploy•d Matter Phambet' oe.cSa work. Memb•r Better but bureau. Uc. Bonded. IG-ST79 dl1'1n•. 11/C vu •alag . ..................... . Repair " Reroof. All tyJ>H·thlnalts·rock· ~tar. Free est. 541-5830 Fin. Avail. Qualified roo(lftl-Free est. Leak repair. W . Good rat e s on lhakea/compo. 97>1107 at91 ···-~ Quality wonmamrup. at Ya'1 eompecJt.lve pn~ OD all types of roofUll. 54WD.e8m . ..................... . c.raiidc na. lutalled, AD t)'Pll, par. W'OC'tl. ,,_ -. Nit. Gal'ftt'f 1Ut.~. Tree • Mb, pnmiq • ttmOYal, yard clean-ups. haulln1. Ul·U22 . •l413Jlm Dave's Tree Service Trhn.\Op.remove. 15 yr.. ap. 112'MOl7 636«73. 'W d:w a.•ag ....................... + compl~e floor cart· hamel & comm·1. L1c'd. bOnded. ins 953.9449 Professional Windo~ cleaning by Joe Oaruels 714·~ ---- RmadenUal & storea. Car .. wu:uia. Quaf1ty work ~.~1m SEU. Idle items with a w_a_Ad_Hetp_..;._! __ ~__ Daily Not Classtned Ad. Af o lwww•ts.,.,..., u.fwa. Afcw 1• .. h u.tw.. • ··-4450 .... I .. ~ ... ~ 5120 I--£ • ..,__. 5100 RMtds to sa.r. 4300 OMc. lllllW 4400 11 I • .........._. L. .....••.•....•......... .....,...,...... ~. ~ ............... •••••••• .............. ••••••••• WCllted 5020 .... ••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• ..................................................................... c:o.hlMIM 3124 O..PoW 3126 ......,_11Hdt 1169 ..................................................................... 2 Bd.rms, l balh apt. Newer 1 bdrm. 1 ba .• Adult.s Gu patd yard. No pets. UUls paid 6'2·50'13 G50/mo. 661-8864. Versailles 2 br. 2 ba. bltns. all amenities. 675-4912 Bl'oke r --------- CLEAN 2 BR. rhildren lbd, gar, stove & dis· OK. wattt paid. S425 mo. hwasher. Clean. $340 cruP~x~i! ~mo 2189 Pacific. Apt. A . 1 ___ 2u._aa._-ns_1___ ~7-as 546-SIB). ~k_f_or_P_a_m_._ fcu1h• V., 3134 ____ ;..._;_: __ _ 2 BR l 'i\ Ba twnhse, gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAMFROMT patio. S350. Mature Beaut. 2 story. 3 Br. 2•, 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. w/blt·m:>, ........ ts uo ba townhouae w Jfrplc. fireplace. 2 rar garage, ....._.. 'DO pets . ...., :;479 f'root of pool /sauna & Sl200/mo 1ll)() aq ft 3 br 2 ba 2 rplt's vclleyb611. Lg yard. $600. DR FR dahwtlr. dbl gar Call Ad·Sftter J77. JACOBS REAL TY no pell l850 S46-4400. 6G-Gl0. 34 hn a day. 675-6670 2Br. lBa. U pstrs apl. IWkJoalffdl 3140 w /beam ceiling. Encl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ga r . Av a 11. n 0 w . l.owJ> all adult. no pets, $350/mo. 640-7804. 1..2.&3 Br apt.a. 6200 Ed· -------mger,h.b.846-0619 3876 :\ewer 3Br. 2Ba. frplc. lower tnplex. Nr. So. Ost. Plaz.a l::ncl. gar. No pet.S. ~ 644·5623. Townhouse 2br. gracious bvtng. pool, adults. No pets. S375. 756 W. 18th St. 646-95(17. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :0.1ove 1n toda) l & 2 bdrm. walk to bch. DIC~ + clean S32S to $375 MARINER'S WAUC 498-003or646-050'T Le 2 & 3 br apts from 2bd.nn, Iba, ~an \'tew. 3 $4.SO. Frpk. large yd. blks from bch. S650. patJo, gar. nr Hunllngton 894-1002 after 7pm. Harbour. children OK. _____ :.__ __ _ llli62 Jib Cln'le. apt 1. CONDO. Beautiful 2 br. 2 8*Mlll07. be. 2 car garage. 2 bits Deluxe poolside xtra lge bch. Pool. Jae. S500 mo. 2br. 2b&. Bltns. dshwhr. 837·~ ext 292 ; eve11 1"'2 miles beach. Adlts. S88-60i!5 . meatiBA8 no pets. S39S mo. S..._ IEAUT1FUL Ver) large rm wt th frplc . wetbat & pvt entrance. Fem. pref. Hefs a ··Mu.st" A\·all "approx Junr Uth. $300. Cull eves 646-3375 M/F 5 BR. 2 BA. house. or J~. & So. Cst Plaia. JS.50/spa. SUS + uttl. Ask for Walt. 641~193 Easy going l\lY 22. needs apt. to share nr bcb. NB. ~~like. 2bdrm. 2ba, SISO. ': ut11ll1es. call after 6 1-'ema.Je ~1232 . ------ R 0 0 :\1 M A T E S WANTED: Shan• 4 br house. Sl.25/mth. beach 3 ITU 842 7968 Pro< female 25 30. non smoker lo share H.B condo w11.h same. ~ _mo 962·9643after6pm. Y~ Fem. to shr house in CM near OCC. $250.· ~alt6PM. Fem. to shr w /same 2 Br 1 &. E .slde CM apt. SI.In.SO + ..., utU. Ad Sil· ter -m. 642-4300 HEWPC>a1" IUCH BOalq. ft.. -reta!I store ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.501 WESTCUFF DR. 2840 Avon Npt S58-8723 ()ranee Cowlly Produc· AU.SE.RVlCES orM4-13!18 uon Co. wants Invest.on Ample Partung 5<n mum. Short term Managed Building Co sue cW M weeks Call 739-4420 100or lOOOsq. ft. R..w. 4475 Lease. St per 5<l rt. •••••••••••••••••• •• •• • ....._,to Lam 5025 Jotwl f)5her 64.2·3111 Up to l.S.000 sq rt com ... •••••••••••••••••••• rnetti aJ spa rt> on 171.h & lot2Rmsua&a.12$sq rt Newport Blvd A\aal for & up from m . mW. 19th lse Reas. rates. Call Sl. call Tom 540-2200. weekdays I Los.~ Med.lea! & Professional olTices. Re.asooable r~nt. Co5la Mesa 54&-2103. GA.11>9' sum Great loc nr OC AJrport. 1100 sq ft olc ste. 4 oles. ron.!. recept. s lo ragr. newly remodeled Ex tensive windows 901 DO\'l' St. s 8. SllSS-3363 Pima Executf•• Suitn 'Ibere ls a dilfereo« • Quiet. dtgnUled 11wtes providing secr etarial aervieoe in a manageable number of units. 2082 Michelson, Suite 212, lnine. Call 7$2·0234. M·I spece avail. for lease Ute ml~ 2 urllls. 900 '>Q ft S'25 ea. or rombmed as ~ Loeding dock & dbl doors. clole l.O downt.o"' n ~ m Lallun" CJ n~on Rd. -i \17 3220. sa&-3357 ----.................. 4500 ···•·•·•••··••········· S650 Ind Of c nedr nu ~·. 18101 Redondo Cir . llS. Hunt Bch 842·2834 •COSTA MESA• 3.000 aq ft. Pnme loca· ball. Woodwonen OK. Avail immed. M2· 7604 • 5 acres <approx>. fenced yard. nr Harbor • Baker. 549-8111 fNEED fMONEY • atB>fTHO rROILEM 2nd & lrd TD loom 97USll Arran&ed by Coast ....... Loalts Mw.,; I 1o Trwt o.icta 503S ...... ................ . ~~Co. All t rpes Of rial es tale UMStmeals atDee UN9 S,.dal ..... Zlldl'Ds '42-2171 545-061 ' Dear Hank, Happy tbJrd month an· niversary. No rubb~r stamps can sa y how much I love )'OU BEELETTF: ----·---- Found: H1dr.:e Rd. SJC. \j, h l I <' r t' a m M S<-hnau1cr Te rr do~ ~ 5350 ..........•.......•.... 5ue. Sotf'.\ you lost 1n the COVER GIRL tournament, but \OU SW· * 95)..0778 * INt a mean r<1cquel . ~HrOutcallServ1ce nm't ~in ·em all. bul you --------- ~url"ly dld trv' "Lo\e", PHE LAW studenl need:-. ~ .:randsUl.nde" $1!.S,OOJ \\i ll do anything OOH LoH· on ilur J.ilh ( Legal Conf1denllal t..ne" ll would work OVM P.O Box 3242. I-' \T :". B 9'21j63--- 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUii ADS ARE FIEE call: •• SPIHm 'AL R 1-:ADINlr:-. ltwn IOpm f\111~ Lw cl S! 7296 or 4!12 'J03.I 18 I • ..., (.'amino H•·31 Sein <.1em Pia' mate E»cnn' Outc<1ll 1714 1953· 157~. all e>I OranJte County MASSAGE Be pampered with ~•rd. Lost tiny massage by 12 of lhe pre. maleq. F.V. oo May 3. tllest girls in Southern HeattbC'ollen. 962·S801, California. J acuu1 . 9&'HI06. sa1m11 etc. Open lO&m · Beautiful garden apts. 53S8362. C•lstu www 1171 ::: & spa. Adu.It.II, no 2 Br. 1 ba. Dice area. Pvt -•••••••••••••••••••• • · gar. Adltt. no pets. MOO. : ~:. 2 ba pen· 2Br.l ba M30 76017l3·552-t174 ...... .....,.NS. Call ,....,._ • .........._. 161 E. lithStreet ----·--___::.;_;____ Gloria.-...00. _._ -4400 Newport Beach Ofc on Pacific Coast Hwy. nr &lboa Bay Club for rmt. About 212 IQ ft for S2l.5 mo. call John (714 1 5e-2U7 Prime Newport/Men 8'm1DMS Park. Quahty ctrice" warehouse &pace for lease. Carpell. drapes " we• bar. 1J80.1870 sq. rt . UDIU availabie ~·. 3Qr sq n 642M63 M·f 7.J0.3.30 s.t~l. \Wdow bas money for Znd T.D.'s Ho CTeCUt check. • ....,. saooo aun. oo smx.. FW aCbOn call Agt m13:ll m,ytlme Lost: Shelt1e female Adams" Bushard. HB. f\jl coM. 42lbs ... J amu.•" ssiaorm..ne 4.am. 7 days a week, Vt!> a/M.C Mlanlls Health ~. 2112 Harbor Blvd. Oa5t.a Mesa. 64.S-3433 Br IOI this ad lor your 642~ {4t2 Bdrm. 2 ba apt. DW & ---------• •-••••••-••••-•• 1----:;:iiiiiiiiiiii::--- dlsp. Gar. Ocean View 6f tw;;b Fw'ftiatt.d 123SSq Fl $988 mo. 2Br.2ba ~ Sehl DasL 1375. 962-2898 or~fwillbhed 3900 1617 WestcWf. N.8 or 53&-7284 ·-·-••••••••• • • ••• •• • Agent. Ml ·5032 398 w. Wilson Street 631·S583 3bdrm. 2 lr'Jba. bll·lns. fireplace, 4 pwx. close to bch. ~Imo Call betwn 9 ~ 6. 642-5289. 2 bdrm . l 'h ba . Townbouae. Secunty, IA!nrua. ape. garage. Near beach. 960 ·5771 or 7S1·2080 SealindVihre New Z br. 2 ba. frplc. 2 Br2 Ba. dedt. near new, bltns. S400 mo. Garage. garage S4S01mo. Agt. Adults, no pets. 64.2· 7803 ~. 63U550 New 1&2 bdrm l!xury .iuJt apts tn 14 plans from $390, 2 bdrm townhouses from SS35 + pools. teonis. waterfalls. pends! Gas f <>' coolung & heating pa.id. Frem San IAeao Frwy dnve North oo lleach l.O McFadden lbm West on McFadden to Sea11o ind Village. 1 n4 )893.5198. evtt.. S325. 2 br. 1 ba apt. lndry rm. pool. beam clogs, adults. no pets. 'ISL Mgmt 642·1603 2 Br, 2 ba, sunde<:k. laun· dry facll. 1395. Avail. now. 548·8675 days, ~1418eves & wknds . 3 Br townhouse. patio. comm. pool. qwel Joe. Muiutes lo beach. S42S mo Call 549·7971 for 4000 appt. _,;_.:._ _______ , ...................... . Near beach, new 2 BR 2 Rooms for Men Pnvate Ba apt, st.arUng al ssso e nl ranee. cook 1 n ll · per mo. Musl see. form· Laguna Beach. 497·3&i7 f 0 c lll1 960-5600 4ZOO &tra~ROOMS Avail Now·2Br. paUo. 2 Clean. quiet; 2 bd. 1 ba. children OK. S31S mo. No kids/pets. '350/mo Saler. Bch. 848·5465 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• a>' to bch. lrg. 7 rm house + yard. s leeps 6 +. ramily (s> only wkly Ji.me $500, Jul $590, AUR Call Jeff S!M2Jli6 831-a.103 ---------2 Bdrm. 2 ba. pvt pat.lo. 1 $640. 7101 Seashore car encl gar. Real nice _~ __ o _____ _ ~MOO. no pets. ~l&ke Lido lsie. 4 BR. 2 ba , 1bdrm. inclw:liftl ut1lllles ---------wallc to beach. cluh & s;m. Jlft{eutngJe. WARNER/ ALCON QUIN tem&s. All 67~161 REALTORS 912-7940 2BR. 1 Ba. Din. Garage. 2 bdrm. 1 ba Walk prvt blllcony. laundry. 1 child heh Clo1e to Bch. enjoy OK. 00 pets. S42S + S2SO ~wedl. S2000 mo. tropical living " conv ~rt cat I 964-2!i66 or 499-4644. South Lasuna comfort. Nu crpts & ...... -.. f L drps. bll·ins. 2Bdrm. ~·~~· '· agt. no ee. A G U N A 8 EACH U.. onl.Y ~. 263 lsth ~ 3144 OCEANFRONT. Pvt· Pla~. lloa thru Fri ... ••••••••••••••••••••• secluded. Furn. Max· -....,, Ur"'-.&.. n.....• J c te i1wm 2 persons. June. ,,_, ..................... a . n· July, Aue. S500 /mo. nit. sauna. Upgraded -... ~-..or .... 1,._.. •llAUTIFUL• w I r e r r I I . ..........,. '" ......... Euuide l Br, frtsh smMo.'131-4763 V..._ ..... 4250 paint, new decorator = j!:,_• walk·ln 2 Br OllDdo with pool. utH •••••••••••••••••••v•• ..-.... MAUI KAPALUA ~ JllOC'Ch, pool. nn • prqe. ~· mo. RESORT ~ IDdl>' rm. NO 56.am>aft.er 4. ---J io ~ ... -PEI'S. Gu " water pd. ""·-. ac ... vuuu. sm mo. 1125 mov•io .... .,...._. 3169 21M7C).3Zl.2 MSE. iah. -.-_................. MAUI SUMSIT 111mr.zea. dbl pr. new ,. lllPllT COM»O t el'Pt. paint, bit lna. COUN1'I\' Cl.VI Avall. June 2$th. to July Adults. no peta. MaO/mo. ~ 81.h. Rl&lll on the beach. MHPlll. NilY -'pped. S30 per Slqles, ltli m daJ. Ca-ll Suunne .... &towDbouaes. 875-364S. Frmn• M4-UIOO •--------......... 4300 ....................... lloirtM?A~~· eat Dvla• •apenses t Profeulonally 1lnce Jl71. HOUS8ieA11S ~ me.SUITES Pnme Newport Beach 1oc. Near o. c. airport . Rent iucl. ~.COO· rereoce rm. janitor serv .. ut1ls. 100 free c opie s & more . Secret.anal aerv. avail Laor0oug8S1·9411. ExecuU ve offices av aiJ ln fulJ serv. olc bldg. Nr. 0 C i\Jrport Rettpt & 11hone ans . secy sen · . ronl rm. etc. Please call n.261.88 450Sq. rt. 1425 mo. 4001 Bi~hSt. N.B. Agent. S41·5032 WESTCLIFF BLDG N[Wl'OH r Bl ACli •• ,,..... ' •• ... • • t •• Call M • How .1•d 64!>-6101 E':XD:\m\'E SUITES Newport Center. run servlt'8. pn vate. ocean \iew, ~S630. 7~9034. MllO. c:rpt. air. 1000 sq. n. 14341 B each . • 8. wesiminster. 842.2834 Immediate Occupancy To Flt Your Individual Needs 220 toa.ooocp Please Call For An Appointment {714) 675-8662 CORrORA n "-Ali NEWPORT CENTER 2 Private olhces + re· ~ $850. 759-1550 2 Westch rr offices. f umished. $150 & S200. S48-U'27 Manner's Mile. 910 IQ fl 5'1te. ba) View. balcony Sl910 pr mo. Wm Hazew1nkel & Co . &4,S..s.s.5.S Offke space. Newport 8eadl Call Gene Hill. 642 0200 Nwpt Bnch·MacArthur Bl .00.7CJ0aq. ft . W/stty. Sbareupemes. ~1-lMl NEWPORT C8fTH PRDIENEWPORT BCH bweill•e s.tt.s Of'flCESPACE Presli~ ocean view CORPORATE PLAZA orflca w/anUq.-e de· •----~-__ 1 __ _ conted cool. rm. 180 Newport Ceoter Dr. 6"-1180. • DELUXI! OFFICES • ut.anm: trom o sq. ft. No Jae reca. 2171 Du· Poot Dr., nr airport. 83W1%t I A..Jil. to DOOD. Store/OHlce space for --300 sq. ft. South Lasuna. CoHt Hwy, ...... CORONA DEL MAR Orouod floor. Newly de· con.led. .0' W /batb. IU5/mo. AUo s maller • ...u.. Sand Realty smo •MCI'* New,,oct CeDLer' Otneoe 4 Ra wtlh UM ol rec.p. 1_c ____ u ___ _ Um. cod. room. ltltchftl, ampu/ .. acArtbur. pbonee. MCntanal 6 N.B. Choice omcea. t*x. Receptloalst •-•II. ~ODdyat'-.olOO •-m_._,.. _____ _ iou.--=-• -.. ......._. omce. ..,_.,., HlrbGr • Ada-., c .... ..ite.,..W.,.'l'OllT.,.... l7t "· It. IHI mo. --~ .. --.............. ~~~~ *"'1•--tll.ddl* ~.,Uoaitt. teleplioae •/IDOO .. A Jd. .., mo. ~.· more."TRI! ·-·_...;..--------~ ~-OtiPi.lY:a~I.,:0~ I ' Ill..., 44H f I ··~· -;:;:m..-:;:::: ~ .... ,_....,,.... l&lrRl\V· Pl.AM ..... v .. ~c.11 . .... Ill -peclal _lt_!.ft_ - Reward S50 Loat male. 2:2"'-YieWPrY..-~. wtute cat, or SfAG&PVTPARTIE~ DtlCOGllted T D. with flllt 1Mh St fr Sant.a Ana NUDE• DANC,.:R ~amount ol 120.000 at Ave. cal.I Kbns 14$-3l"4, •MODEL IL.MT LOCA TIOtil 12"\ per aanum. AJI doe hm,._....., WW cater .,...rr next par· 7S20S.F'. mdLISlti~ park 3i-,yn.PnceS16.IOO. --~--------• ty. Im l&.~-36. t8\'rs. W'lllavail. forunmed. OC· ~,.,.._L" Lalt RDall tan cocltapoo Pam's pvt. outcall. Art C\Cl9JXY.lods:Ofr1ces4' -...:-..-:~' ~ Male. Wut 642·1431 6pm : 542·0207. Dys ~barspace. Crpu . .,...~--1-~ Qista .._. mum. ....,.. Wt't . F'or iea.s --------- mg mfo call &42-4463 M. F Rat Estate lowstmeots I.Gil 2~ > r old cat. Dear. --------• 7 ~to3:30:Sal9-l. 3'3S3W.CoatHwy.l'iB wtu\e. blue eye.. black s..:w-4550 ,..!4~~~). flea l'Ollar .. /bel I ~ -..-.~ l i t h 0 I 1 v e. H . B . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reward'960-79&J WfShrepMlai Wwct o•• IR FV. Sl00.00040"1o2nd· · nB.DTD 00 ... 1.0 . f'OON~~ft~~glish Spr From Sl5 Call Maf) lou ·~ mger ~uel. vie. In at !tM·l607 for f'l'St'n & dust par~I. Sold for dlanapohs & Bushard. cbrectionl. 1918.000 wtth $400.000 dn H. ~ 964-5l48 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• in cash thru~row. I Yr duedate $78,.500 'l'SH8216 493-1153 756-3069 f'owwl Claim or adopt at lrv1nt1 Animal Carl' Center Shellie, Old t:ngllsh S heep Dog. One-bedroom cotta&e 1n qwet s pot m Laguna Beach. Corona de I Mar or Costa Mesa for S300 or &. Qwet area ~ t1al.. Wnt.e ad •636. c ,o The Dall y Pilot ~wspaper. P.O. Box 1*. Coala MHa. CA 92626 or tele phone mi'6S4 ~ $45.000 20d tru!i; Young Bo xer mix . deed loa n from P\ t Codter, Siberian Husky. leader Xlnt. equity. Australian Shep mix. 9ll2-C2l63 Insh Setter. mixed breed ~ "more Also cats & Wm.eel ill Costa Mesa or ln'\De area. 2 or 3 BR. ....................... 5100 house pre ferred . 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Xlnl refere11Cft Private lovestl~al1on 6 7 3 5 7 o 1 Eve 1 6 bodyguard service. 24 ~ tan. n4-S32...aro. kJU.em ~ everyda) ~. f'cul:t · KttJllhoDd remale Abo laa(f haued yellow female kitty. Newport Bead! Animal Shelter. 6M-.:Ei6 FOUND. Pttt Bard. CdM area. pleue 1dent1f\'. &t0-858.'5 • E5FJ!ST_l.~Bl _ f'artY Dancers• • 972-1345 . •FOXY LADY• OlrfCALL ONLY •972-1138• •fMT'L MASSAGE• JacU121 • Sauna .. OCAIRPORT 0>1 Bm:h·NBS4S-075 I 1·2am across Sheraton F.SCORTS •95)..4473• Always open.Now Hmng TOUCH A «;&.ASS ESCORTS 34KRS 952·~ Prdessk>nal Therapeutl( ma s sag e. L1 c·ci tberapisl. NB Appl ooly 548-2817 W II d GolDI to Sao Frand5ro 1 tra • winte r s ki Juae5lnlimo. Need ~ 2ba. 10 min (iom ski l"l'90rt, Qsden p F Pn&f'R to share Lost. Sml crystal Jar "'"-rles Angels .. tnuc ~tn·. Large .,._ reward. 979-2179. 5 /?:9 U\.ab Valley, for 2 wb at _o_i•_me_._497_·2S.59 ___ _ your Laauna Beach home ill July or Aucuat Call Sterlin• Sparfoni D-5124W or 41'7.(f143. I.Git: ... Siamese. blue *Dutcall * collat1ta1. "Bandit". amce. RENTAL WTD. 48r ...._ H.B. C.11 .. N .8 . End ol June., W /30day notice. $$00·f700/mo. Carl: Ml· 1161. . , ::~~/ . ..................... . ~s;m~~~, Ir .......... ..U. ,,,. .... ~ .... ..... -. \': IUMtiti :.&-- O" -~ 'Ph 2 .......... .............. .. aazn11M aa..-1 ..... :!::'!G.~ pbooe 642·•12 s.1 Wncl , .. rill Dal11 r.ct.rm PUat Waa& Ada. f!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" · ~ 7tOO MllllW..s• 71otj.w,w...w 1100 ~w .... "" ~Ws• • ..?!.'! ~: t*Wmt• 7100 • ... ~.~••••••••••••••••• "~ .. ••••• .. •••••• -·••••·-·-•••••••••• ••-•••• .. •••••••• -~-.•IM!••~•••• -~..,.._~..,,,",............... -·--HOl"D.HOUSIDIAlf .... 11 I...,..,_ " IWL.YPtLOl -< fW rt 1111 IMlliW!llla• 7111 ....................... :.;;ie ................. . II 0 L l. 0 R 0 V ! A1PP1ttloc.x.&EPA1 Qliltun., -... Part OIMMU,._ rw fa.cl•ll lai ·· ~ Penuneot-. ruu Um•. ,...... ~ ~· ume. 11 .. 1~1t. Cotl•' Hclu•h• 1kln car• GROUr.PH 1 ~8" Mr. Hriht, Aliso, ::::= ~;: ·~ DCOln'S plu ,1;•,u• olllu ..... -0.. ................ "'tt.ml~.-17 ~--=~ ...aii..,.. :r • 9lnlW ..... I ... c ,., ..... ucOll~ ~:lv ~ .. .,.., C..JC•1dll NI llffls ,.,.urled .... /NC,,..._ ..... '° wor'k c1oM11 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wUh art dlr1rtor In .... wt.1 ,_., Joba • plac· ~' .. ~'!... ......... t4H1t\. llO' ... ud craftt my A-'rt• DINrtor. Glrb ~ .......Ul,)'1 GIV'f i&e -..... J ,_....,_. hrm • u. ...,.._h t-o klc• l ....., .._ · • mo'1n1 t hi l ' • been s-!Uon $Am mtf' 40 """'· ' ~I ll'OO mo. &dlooi )'Hr 30 clUltnl all my e ...... n-.c: .. _ --mo. 4 -~ree ~ IQ1 btulh be,.,.... . ... -, . ,._., wtlh out a trace ol pre(. wl'badla In nJC'ClltlM Gulde me by rtaUUon. ed11eaUon or ,our bob' '™'aNI r.u11t all P CaU -.TGO for OP· r1aatttte mach ne l ~auoe lllik )'OUr ht:lp • It 'i1 no •··~~ans rebullder ~" I don't quH, n<AUU .. l'mtfett Uftdtor Mnf'n. 6 tndl man. C.11 ror appt ~zm IC )OU ~ Mlµ l'all U!i for 1Dlonnat1on at Th..- Smoke Ue Add1 rt1 un Uuur, 714 1700.~ ---T...... 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refined. matutt, lad) • non-smoker Small C'lr • iean1t11 CM 6-U thru 30th : lor Dallas: Te.xa!> area. I wa:J. 646 JM2 t---------- !EtJ::r.::. :. ...................... . ,,.,~& ~ ........ 7005 ~ ...................... . i ACTING a.~SES ~ For )'OUng ~le. taught ~ by Rita GrouberR. • Director Of -~ YELLOW BRICK ! ROAOOHOWS •· For info call Harbor : Day School : 640-1410 . --- • Jaba W.e.d, 7075 N.M Mectwuc for ~Y foreian rar shop Honda or To>ota exp & ref a must. Datsa To> ola 6Ga&a4 AllI'O~cmYE SAUSPBSON Expeneoced ig import Imes prererred for a leadm& Orange Count> DQtaun dealership. Com· peny bener1ts including demo plan ai group in· s uranre. Apply In pen;on. . HEWPOltT DATSUN 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH Bob,"Sitt.er wanted days. 2-3 ·days wk my home. Owntransp. ~. Babysitter /housekeeper for two year old lovable boy. My home. 957-7482, S.Sl-3179 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• :'DAY CARE, North C.M. Bank.I : \ges5&up f\illt1me. ~ TEU.H ; -545-97~---SOlfl'H COAST BANK : Hatp W.t.d 71 00 An independent baa.k • ••••• •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • 849 SUnflower. C.M. : ACCOUNTING C:LERK 540..5300 • Orange County's pre· E.O E. : n:uer r1t>' bldr 1s seeking ---------1 ! a positive serv1«> onent· · t>d tndiv to jom our team. ~ The surccssful applicant • will have ten key by • touch, acrounts rece1va. : ble. background a +.and • j(Ood communic ation ~lli.. Xlnt work environ· • ment & benefits. Apply at or call: John Buckie The Irvine Co. J\Ail C..melback S~ NB 644·31~. E.O.E. ------- AcCOIMI a.rte Arcounl Clerk for Payroll dept. needed b.> lluntmgton Beach City S \·ho o l 01 s t &'917·$1142/mo. depend ing on exper. Typing: SOwpm required. Apply m 14th St. Huntineton Beach CA S3S-88S 1 ACCTG BKPNG TEMPORAHY Register today l-0 work on vanous accounting & hnokkeeping ass ign· ments. Work close to \our home. Figure C1erics to Senior Accoun· tarts needed throuAhout Orange County. Banlung Ta&Bt w fS&I. ~· New brancti operuag in Huntington Bearb. Xlnt salary and benefits. Call George Claytor. Proiuess1ve Savings. TI4f960.438S E.O.E. Casb1enog experience would be helpful. c-.towcr s.r.ic• RepeMntatin PreVlom npenence de· S1111ble. l.aght typing 1s required. tJnrted Callf ornl a Bank Z7~W. Coast Hwy Newport Beach 631-3200 E.OE --- Beauty Assistant. Good working cond. 4 da y v.oeek..~12. -- B 0 AT BUILDER · CARPENTER with fiberda.ss e11p. Sam L. MorseCo. 645-1.843 LOIKDIO .. CARRY POX \....._ ....... .,.-AOBNCI' ll.'ftl A RE .., Super •pot lor S&tL Tel'"' W/MW lttOllfltl knowled1• to r•ll•v• teller. itew a<"counu mtHC.rnfftt etc. Xlnt opporlunlty for advanctm•nt to 111t mrr Xlnt beftf'fiU • •l.,tlna aal to MO c .. c..,, '71...,.1 l..,t/Secy Growing bank seeks ~pdonist for a 'oeWly r r eated position in beautiful beach loc. Moderatf' typb\«, alee appear. Good w/people. Grut oppor. to work w/fnendly loan otncen & have public contact. Xl nt be n efi t s. advancement potent. Starting sal to l800. c• e..y t12.tts1 C=1a.- Sem1t_., Beautiful bank overlooking water seeks auractlve. personable,1 nice appearing lndlv. w/comm'l loan ex~r. & good skills to oln their frieftdly staff. nt bent &: starting sal to $1300. c• C..wy '72-ttH Telln Beautiful beach located bank seeks 6 uper'd t e lltors w /n lce appea~ le friendly personalities to Join their s uper friendly staff. ErUoY wortdntt in beaut1ru1 corporate headquarter s overlookinJt ~an. Xlnt benes & starting sal to S800. ' c• c..,, n:z.ttss &aowOfcn Beautrful beach loraled co. seeki; 2 expt>r'd est'row ofrrs to join their l(rowlnJ? s taff Xlnt potent & starting sal S1S.S20t\. c• e..y tn-ttss IKo.clirTt.1'_11 Jr yo u are very outgoing, have a nlc-e appearanre. are ~mod wlft1~ures & would enjoy worklnir an a larg~ Fuh1on Is le based co. UUs coold be ror you. 1bi.s ro. offers xl n t benes . g ood advancement poWnt. c• e..wy n~s5 Tt 1L111 Beautiful Fash. Isle based co. seeks several indivs. w/typing ol 35 wpm or more to join their growing staff MIM.ldliildNaUsU.t salon. p,..ftr mature ~...,, I ' -Oii* lliD. WM C.. '1 U 1 C "Uthe .. .,....,., -llll'IOft.'°41U --.;;;;;;... 1·ffw)' •• !o.Lquna ~--· ~ .. 0• 1 .__ ...... ----. --....... .. ~ -_,. .. .,.. -- Ollkkve. a ctlJldnft: m1 == 8af'dwlch PEQPLE . HaW . ~~~·•• Har~• a.-, owa lranap. ,,. P•r•on wanltd • ·· .. 1 ..... ..,_;;,,, •rtn • l 11111 d ay. <:ouour Htlp Gary • • lml'J Amt ~~~.:--.. ..= ._.,.,-..o.c.M. ~ _....... THE ·---, .... _ .. ..-.... w- 6 .-. __ ' Cl.Ell Uquar. m E. iru.. c.11. c H 1 R O P R A CT I C ~ Help. dry clean PILOT ----•.-k. IA~ 1«y1bllpr. Sl,000 mo · Int plant &ulblurr ft!AS( COAST DAILY WureMHtnaareUab&e ,_, _ Ntwpoft Bch. Pttvlout Clelfter't. 2$47 t:atlblutf UIU.. penon with an •Ptku.k 11 AC HIN I ST A &- dllrcllndlc nper • •t· Dr.Na. .......iz. ... .._ •••llt for naura • ulc:uJator SEMBLER -Npt. 8cb. tracUv• ap1>91nnce -.. __ 1ldll1 to work Ntsht rnmtd.I' ol food proceN- abtolutely required COUM19t,.sot4 "--~ --.-Audit. Enjoy •Int co. · lftsequipneedaquallf&ed m.Ull f(W partr re:ntal atore. To deliver to news racks and stores in benellu lnc111111n1 a free perton w /all around OUral aperU wanttd. Plrt or full llrM. llu1t Huntington Beach & Fountain vaµe>-muJ per •hlft. Apply nuchl.ne tbop upu. wortr Saturdaya. Affly area 8aturday and Sunday morrung. tam·noon Mon• Fri Mutt have own tools. =-~Blvd. CO.ta Must have dependable car and good ':'on HOTll PI ea :.:0ca11 ' t m driving record. Contact George llOONewl>OrtCenterDr _;nuc...:.;...;_;_ __ • ---- HanMt. rdat»e sntn a women needed to clean ~ • ..,u, olrs. etc. ~111hter tea.ma Counte r help.. dry welcome. For appt. cleaners, full t ime. -~ 53J..M51AM. mature, friendly woman. Ha rd i ng . Single Copy Sales NewportBeach Department. 642-4321. F.qua!OppEmplyr M/f' __ __;, ______ , No weekends. Exper. a.91CA&. I<#' fntry operat« for l~r ullmatlnt on Burroulhs 1.9000 COO"I • SU«. Xlnt wortJ.oa COil· dlllons. Medical tr ~nlal u11uraoce Huntiniton Bcb. Hn: 8 l-0 s. s day week. Salary open. 8f7-8511 Ck-'rical SICaTAIUIS Employment avail. In multi surround1ng1. Competitive pay, In· terview & ~-•·or more Into. call Tod Services m-8900 a..ERJCAL •IAMONG - OPPORTUNITIES •TIU.Ells Cashiering or related beckarouod and Ute typ· Lng sltiUs n.>qulred. Ex· perience preferred, but will train. AftlRICAN SAVINGS m .'NTBCH: M!t Puttell 7830 Edinger Ave 848-2222 LAGUNA toLLS: Ms.Purcell 3tOBS El Toro Rd. 8.a.2222 fX>F: M/F/ll Clerk : Pennysaver circulation clerk. Late typuig, 01ust be able to deal v.1th ~t offices. 3-4 da.)'S/wk. Apply at: 1660 Placentia. Coeta Mesa U.ERK TYPIST -l'art· time 2 0hrs week Jnsuranre exper pref Min SOwpm. Npt. lk h. area. 1::.0 E . M /f". "r.12-5131 Clerk Typtst. bu.<;y real estate develoJ)l'r !tt>eks rapable person to jom '>laff Vanous duties m· clud l)ptng, 10 key. A P & fihng. Sal open. Coo· tact Robe. ~2!182 COMPANION v.anted for dder1y woman. Mentally alert. U\'e an care. Room & board pro\lded. 54&98ml all b pm. w1rers &salary requirements Companion. live.in aide. day aide. 8·5P ~I fo r e lde rly lady. n o n smoker. 495-~ -------- helpful. No. HB. Mrs Smit.h982-533$. 847.2259 COURT TYPIST An out1olog indlv Is SOU&ht for an opening with a MY parluna Co at Newport Center Job will involve Hahl clerical dUlles such u typing. posting, and tiling Ple9se •Pill)· at or call: Jofto BckLe The lrviM Co. 1061camelbllckSt. NB 644-3108. E.O E. Cr'Mtive jewelry design a> has opening for hard ~orklog gem cutter. prima.a11y inlay type Job, wortl with all types of t.:mt roughs. Exp pref. will tm rig.ht person. Sa I depending on exp. Ca II 497·2115 betwn 10 & noon. Mon lhru Fri for in· t.erview. arr ONR4TOltS TOPPAY.MOFH.. ..a.A. SHIFTS AVAIL PURCELL TEMPORARJES 8$1·90SS ~ Birdl Street New1JC)rt Beach DellVHY earl} AM hewspaper. E conom> car needed. Dana Pt. & Lag Nig area. St.art S430 mo plus bonuses 493-0732 CAtBA PllSOM •HOUSF.Cl.EANERS• fOI U1HO Ds-Alnef'r F\ill or plll't-Ume. good At least 2 years experience preferred. 'Mlfi(111& cond. Mu1t have Excellent company benefits. Salary own t.ransp. Eng speak· MAIDS Wanted, 1181 S. o.st Hwy, La1uu Bdl. ~48H892. t 'th i nee mg preferred. Work on commensura e WI exper e · res1dent1al & comm. Malntenanee fl c.todlal worti, age no barrier. ----1 Heirwood. im Plaeen· Apply in person to Paul Ward or Seth m41631~ Shenton. ClASWt• ADvaTISIMti TaAIMll The Classified Advertising Department of the Daily ~ot h~ an immediate opening for a tramee m all phllses. Duties include typing (4Swpm el~tric ). filing. copy control. general clerical and handling pl\ones., Advertis~g experience desir~ble but not necessary. Opportunity. ~or advancement to telephone advertismg sales. Excellent company ~ne.~its include medical. dental, credit umon. e t c . For inte rview, please call : 642-4321, ext. ZT1 PART TIME EVENINGS . Enterprising adults. Over 21 ~!lh dynamic adventurous personalities who en'joy working with and motivating youths ages 10 to 13. $4 .00 per hour to start. $100 a week potential. Call 642 -4321, ext. 250 between 2 and 6PM, ask for Laurie . OIAllGE COAST DAILY PILOT JJO w ... .., ~ COlllt ..... C&. 642-4321 ...... °"'I Dr' ;Fat« Houseduners needed to t.1a. CM 'MJri( for Jan1re·s Rag . ..::.::::..::..;.::_ _____ _ gedy Anns. p/t1me 4 days Maint.enance man. part ..w. 87!>2514. time, retired. Costa __;, ________ , Mela area, set your own HOUSB&rlR houn. Apply at 3020 Ute. Occas!IOO&I cooking. Redhill Ave, Gateway, f\ill time. Live ln. No Sdentific. rtuld care. Lge ocean· front Laguna Bch home. Pvt ent. Bdrm & ba. 714/752-2 423 or 714 /848 -8494 ask for Ouack. HOUSHHPER • Summer. Pre f rollege student to help care for bachelor's 10 and 11 yr old sons in Lagun a Bearh. Live 1n / out. 714/7$2·2423, 848-8494 Orurk Ho"9eS.eeper companion for elderly lady. P /time. ~the beach m Laguna. Ask for Maggie. 494-4409. Housekeeper. wknds only to ~e regular lady naw canng for elderly couple N1~ home. Refs ~'d.644·~m.!73~ HOUSEKEEPERS. F1t.une. 4 On. 2 Off Good working conds. EOE. MANAGEMENT Local executive seeks quallned Individual for tuiti Income P tr 1ltua· lion. No Investment re· qlirement. For appoint· merit call 645-5821. MARKETING &SALES Sm marine firm seeking entry level sales & matMting person. Must have marketl.ne decree & boatia& exper. DuUes lnrlude: Inside sales, teJephone sales solicia- tu>n. East Coast Boat lihows. & outside saJes. Travel 25%. Good com · piny benefits. com · nu:.sk>o + base. profit sharing and pension plan. Work within sight ol the om. lmmed open- ing. Send resume to: PO Box 1306. Newport Beach. Ca. 921663. Dl'momlrat.ors needed for ORNER: f\ilJ time co Aloe Vera skin rare dnver. Must ht> 18 or rtems. Will tram. Call <»der. Have \•aJ1d C:shf Marlene.S.S7-:5i566. uc. Clean dn\'IOR re General Omre. mature per.yn p/tune. 9am· lpm. ~k.on f)-1, Some typing. At·C'urate w /(1gurt>s. C M. o k . S4 per hr 54.>31.3t Bayview Conv. Hosp. MaturewomanpartUme. 205S Thunn Ave. C M ute cook111g. wasbing. 3 642 35Cl>. adults S4 hr. with car. 1 ndoo r p I an l ma In · ..:567;.__.Ufl7 ______ _ te nanre. Full lime & Medlral front office for Part time 497.5424 sur.Ocal sub specialist DENTAL ASSISTANT: co rd. RoJt,v.Jln !> Calta Mesa office needs Lorker. UJl W Coa .. t back omce help. X-Ra} ~ N 8 br. & t>xpcrienre pref. Full or part time . 6.ll-1420 DENTAL HYGIENIST ror lagWla !kh gt>neral prac:uce. Tue & Wed. Ex· paneled duues DOt oec. tall 49f.3S38. OEHTAL ASSIST. P/Ume. ColSt.a Mesa of fice. Must be a\•ailab~ ror mommgs ~ 21652 DINTA&. ASSIST AMT OllUla Point. Exp WIX· ra). br. RDA opllonal. 496-0131 Dental fTont olfiee receptionist Exper. ner . Xlnt. salary /benefits. Com · puter knowledge helpful 837-0'm. ELECTRON f C AS · SEMBLER A55embl· 1ng exper. reqd Good benr.<.: ~t.art:.t ~l Bed•••c T.-&As.wstll1n [)i \ 'ft"S!I led work load , ID mfg 1n•trumen1s. \d 'ant'ed Kinetics. 123 I \'1ctona Sl. C)l 646 7lw 1-:0 E. Experienced Ttlex Operator ror upart trad· In« firm In Nev. port BtadL SS~. Part t1m t! t ·30-~:30 Mon·t·r1 CShl~ at ~ll 1 Ftyeook..Q)unter Penon. exp. rn.a~ Apply an person. 1801 Ba> s Ide Dr Corona Del Mar. GBBALC>mCl F'a...h1on Island mve::.l· ment llrm ~ r~p , accuratt-person to han· dJe annwt)' & 1n.,uranH· & hcensuu: p~m~ Call~lZl. Gen JOb oppt y·s fo r -.omen 30-65 t'or lO r 0 <'all Rtta t\).,l'l\,,J 542 J!IZl. 542·3S7i YWCA SA. GIRL FRIDAY Mon. Tues f'n. 8 ·JO to 5 Sl!O Wk. neL Typing. fll· Ull: & msv.w phones th ru ~5th SAIL MAGA%UU 645-7104 GROOMER IMSURAHCE TIC*ICIAM Sales olf1ce. l"te"' port Q.-n1~r ~tails. figure work. v.111 tr:un. h1<:hl t)p1ni: Caru•r 0µ- porturut) 1-: 0.E. Mn. lM1zlk 644-7~ ln5ura.nc:e ro nr Orange Ulunt> JllllOrt ha!. entry. Wwt po61UOO:. Lite l> P· •n it 4U 50wp m s~1trhboard rt>llet. & \aned duties ~alar). fi.() Good l"O beoef IL\. OlU Laura 833#1.SO sale w/offlce practire. E11t· penenced only need app. l y . S alar y co m · mensurate w /ability. Benefits. HB. 842-2596 Medica l back officl'. Newport ar ea. Part time . Exper. Gas tro Specialty Apply: 17822 • Beat'h Blvd Ste. 11263. llli. Medical Ofc needs ex· pe1"d <~ ~rs 1 bark ofc girt. P t. 25 JO hrs per 1t1t. Apply wkdys, betwn 9-1 at. 2139 Placentia Ave.CM Jnurruue Apparel "M>man. mJture. ~eek No Sun 642-1197. 40thr MB>tCAL SECTY C all wanted for N.B. lab. J.\.'\'ITORS/MAJOS PT eves Irvine area. Sl25/hr. $41-3311 Salary to SJOOO. mo. S48-~7. ------ AJI breed 1UOOmer Must KEY PUNCH Med1<"al Assistant, l person ofc. C . l\f. OB/GYN. Moo & Tues only. 548-3441 ___ _ • -Friendly personality & COMPUTER A.,_RT NII_--&okkeeper. 4·5 hrs daily, nire appearance will Key mt.ry operator for DBfTALW Openings in C.l\1. lab rnan\iacture orthodont1t' appliances. Will train Good bt>neflts. Long term emplo} menl. 751-4442. GelEltA1. OFFICE Office Manaj(er for i.ol,, ~ M D. J>n>fer re <'enl rollege ~raduatt• Expcrlenr e 1n skills hetpfw. but noc essential ~ mo. 40hrs. M·F Pk!a&e bend re5ume lO Ad •627. Dail~ Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa.CA.~ ha'e e'per <.'.Ill Dan at Ex per 1 en re K e Y Parkers Pl-ls: 640-00!J' _ Pun r h 1T ,\ B t' q 1.11 p . Operator. Xlnt co. t..>nef1ts. Informal omrc in c M c.an Diam: aft 9A..\1 at 645-$800 Modeh-Esroru accoun[Olltne: Rion Hardware. 1024 help land this IU'Owth lumber estimating on ""''lh' lrvme.Westdiff Plaza. orient.ed Pol"· XJnt benes Burroughs L9000 rom· NB. •. t n rtlnd J t n -IC/\ puter. Xlnt working <'On· 2333 No. Broadway .. s ... -sa ""--· dill0n:5. Mediral & dental FUii ~~~Pm~ All SI 00 l()tli(US Allractive females only. S5001Wk+. Noexpoecc. 641-0180 ---------11200. Coldwell Banker lbokkeeper full charge. c• C..,., '72-ttSS insurance. lluntmgton • • Bldg .• Santa Ana exp .. for busy ad agenry Bch Hrs: s to s. s da) C714) 135-4103 lnCosta Mesa. Arcurate. Dkl U' I T,,.. week Salar y open. Typist, dictaphone. ar - curate. 60wpm. will train word· processm g. Great opportunit). g ood benefits. <'a ll Diane Roberson : 833-9550. E.O E areas . Undo rm !. funushed Age~ 21 or over ReUred welcome. :"oo expenence nee-App· ly UnnersaJ ProtN1.1on Sen•<"e.-1226 W. 5t h Street. Santa Ana In tS'VWW hours 9· 12 & H ~Ion thru f'n. 1\Jtchen help wanted. tm. on auto shrer & portion rontrot Male preferred, S4 00/hr to start. Lon's Kitchen. JCf11 S. Harbor. SA. raU 979-0747 for app Modeling, commercials. fUms & extras. Need new faces. all ages, types. Exp . not nee . 714-957.{fJJfl. ~ FREE PARKING <'<>al conscious. self· Beautiful bearh located ,,!f1-&$11 -;: starter with personahty ro. seeks penonable -pl~. Salary SlOOO a mo., lndlv. w/good typing to COOK. exp. days. Apply . ·~MrTB•·TOR great bener1ts. Mary jom thls growing stall In person. Partner's GIHBtAL <>FACE Elcpr wortong w publi r a must. Typing. phone-. & j(en. ofc dut1 e• t-·u II time 642-S&JO MOVIE EXTRAS!! ~ ill I RA 566-lSJO tJ BlsUo, 448 So (At l lw~ , Position ex~utlve d1rec· --oHerlng dnt benes Lagima lk>at'h or rall tor Adminis t e r the !by, approx 17. hrs 1·6. startingsaUllOO. RadtorLeroy497-4441. operat.lom ol lhe Volun· Lrte factory work. Must C• C..y '72-ttlS tary Action Center. So. ood ud t t t General Laadsupe maintenance ------ GUY /GIRL f"on?maJl needed. Vaned Gmerd Offic~ dwes f\111 ume perma- AU ages & types needed. 1811 W. Katella Ste.1.2S Anaheim. sm.fee. 778-1080 ~---~-~~~ Or. Cty. Po11tlon in· be g st en • as ---.. T-w •·dudes recruiting & re-v.orker MS-__ 2702____ --• ~ • femng volunteers, de· CAlt WASH HELP Entry lettl poBiUon In Com.. F\ill or part time Mesa Verde Convales· cult Hospet.a. 661 Center Sl..C.M 548·~. Otctaphone t ) p1st Ar· rurate 60\4'J>m. Wiii train ~ord word·proresstng Great opporturuty Good ~neflts . Call Dia ne Roberson : 833-95$0 E.OE The Balboa Bay Club 1s now~. lml'Dt.'dlate openinJ: 1n nent. Good co. beneC1ts C M. Acruratc t~ p1,t. APP I Y a t A & 11 pleasant phone manner Landsrape. 23811 Via lite booltkeep1ni. ro Fabncante. Mw1on Vie· benefits. $850 !.tart JO ~51 NICKI' COOK. (ull Ume, apply ID penon, SkinD)' • Havm Restaurant, 9901 Yortn.own. H.B. • \eloping maanlalnlng F\ill& Part Time beaulitul Puhion Isle .•local clearin& house. Im· l8tfover based co. tor person • plementln& PR plans. METRO CAR WASH w/typlng 40+ l-0 work Dishwasher. Mon.-Frl. 10am·3pm. Univenlt)' Athleti c Club. Call m. 7ll03, Ask tor John. f'OOO CASHIER: Pan tum. Must bt avail. e"e~ trwb>d& 642-3522. L A N D S C A P E Jbplt&hlY Hostess is ex· MA I NT£ N A N C E MlltSES AIDES pandaog. Need hostesses F'OREllAN. Man 1 yr ex R.aJei&h ruUs Hotpital 1n several location s per 1n 3 man crew located to Newport P!Ume. neat )'OW' homl' ~Ion. s&oo to SllOO Beach has Immediate well..cunlng new r es1· per mo. Ask for Ron openlnas for Nurses ·~~~:a!;:':~~ _2950 __ HarboC' __ e1.c.M. ~;P.~rmten~· 1o1 1v~r; community Volun· CAltWASH fr ie ndly co. Nice teers/Fund Raising. Su M appearance tr out.going · QuallficaUoos: min. 4 N.B.•8amare:.a. ~: .J:: personality only other yra colle&e. de1ree In 1\les m.,...y.1-44&) requirement to Jand e us . A d • H u m a n t /Ume, C. · C'aU 644 this career CJPl)Ortunlty lteeourciet or related, 2 -~----------1 poalllon wtU. startlng ~yrs admln. exper. In m/UHuw•n sala~tol700. t volunteer wort may be penon. Crown Cel C.,., '7J.ttll ; f!UbltJtuted for 1 yr rol· a.re, a1cn E. Coast COO« ODParu.auty eltlats for re- ll&&le person t-o wortt as a brftlld'ut Cook for one of our hotel reetauranu. Short order coollinl ex· perienee preferred. ED· Jo>· Xlnl co. beoelit-1. Ap· ply Personnel 9AM·l2 Noon. Mon-Fri. MdttlOTT HOTB. too Newport Cent.tr Dr. --- Aeale call for ap~ MS-7JS8 Gemnl Offl<"e1Sedy tor commlftlal photo bus. Dispatchers, radio, Moft.Frl.831·3411. telephone r or am 1_:.~-------1 bulances ft tow true ks . Gemral All shifts. Experience ..._...EIS HllPH preterrecl. Phone for In· Wilf-u"ak IZOO wk start tS'View. 6*.xll Qltnbm-IDm 99$-8413 --------- dents. Brioglnl gifts 64&-7441 Aides t-o wort 11 to 1 fnim local men:hanls. shift. Experience pre· Neft'I ear It typewriter. LIGAL SIC. ferred but wtU tta.ln. Xlbt Forappt. call541~. Npt Bch. law fann seeb starting salary Is fringe aecr«ary for family law btndlta pedtqe. For In· HOSTl$S/CASHIH aucmey. Eicper 'd' &ood terview contad PhyWs Netded fOlf Clay work, skills. Call S40-5400 W a r n e r 6 4 5 • 5 7 0 7 • ~~~n~3~ yr. Hwy.Olm Miia... • L---------CutMr-a wanted. Full " Orowlrt1 beach located :! Adwrtis1nl·Earn up to: part Cashiers wanted. co. onrlooldni water . ; U.89 Uaa.( Ji\lll 6 P /t. Tu.Un " aeekl nice 1ppurtn1 ~Beach Equal ppor Emplyr MJF Qrlvu -Helper for Fashion bland home flrOishinp shop. 3Shr. wit. Call 'Tt>m: 144-llllO. OMCIWOUSllO WW tili1o l180 l-0 IUlrt ()ptn l&rn-tpcrl 9116-8413 :::;,~ ~·:.~ ..:find:.::.....;..;..._wb--t -you--W-&l\l_in_ E.O.E. .. M/F. Rmtacnat. -B. 11\b Dlil,y Pllot Clulifieds. Nursin& Sl. C.11. ls Your Prolessioo C:.ilflld AWis ! . ,. 'I / . ""' null =• Beach area. outaotng lndlvldual ·Need hall 6 p/llme peo-1.!!!~~:!6'~•~4'.!!teO.~---I wllh 11ood drlvln-ole t-o aubt me lo my record 6 tnowledae ol DRIVER· to pick up dt· ceeaed pets 6 tome Utht yard work. Seabl'ffae Pet Cemetary. 19~42 Be8ch Bl\ld. H.B. HOME REPAIRS'!' SUI> hr. 7-3shlft . Jlotel o.ct you lmow you can Xlnl ~tng cooch. 8 pl.Ke a cl&sstned ad lo 'Paid holidays. EOE. businHs. No eitper. beacb area to handle •• neceu. .... ..._. m a I a It re I t e v • ,__.em •179 .,........ meuenpr. AblUty to a. Attent the D-1'1 Pilot Sttvtce 8G3505 AamiCMGWcM .--!!!.. Immediate Ol*'llll for Dlrectory for • whole ~Oxrv. Ho9pttaJ reliable person to work month for u lltUe as Jlll5511wrtnAft.C.ll. ••ALOfftCI the 9"Dina aNft. al \be S2.17 per d.I.)''! For more The C...-dr9• le U.. • ~ "'~ ltrt l9tn1 obJeet1 • U U rnMt. Xlnt bmlllU • DmYllS TO StlO door or out Hotel'• lalclnnldon. call w.... . .a DaiJ.1 PUot o-.----i TDTI• s1art1nU4WYi.ome. C4ll c..,, t1J..ffll Mm"'..-zs yrs or 10-key by touch. Ac· klunp.Sbould be peop~.1.,;;;;;;;MJ.S8'71;;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;J.;"~...,_.~,"; ... ;;Ad.;;to~ ... ~~i Qlder. Know , ... coaat ~'2..i..1 typl1t. Var-led ori4!lll8d 6 •bee t-o n· -·--------COOIS cllel. Ne& ... a .... or ........ ,., rorce HoCei pollcles. En. ' SZ.171111'111 'lM's ALL J'Oe PeJ fora • -~ad ... ,,.., SEIUIE . mTllY aalocbSOll&laewta..a more. OnD'e Coa1t O...nl omce, fabric Joy Ult. co. beoefits l.n· Marketln& ._._. lmnMdt•t• full time Yellow cab. UIOO Mt. prl•t mr1. nHdl • ~a free rnul per IXICUTIVI DIR ..... vw __ , .. =row Grill Cook. Hetrm1Qn. f'ountaln ...._._. -'d. lhlft. App(y In penon °--•";';';.,: 1 ·-TA.NOi ~ .... WI Hee p,..,erred Valley. <No ol Slater ~ ....... penon tam·noo11. llon.f"rl. ~··· _. 0 ..... wW ·--•-. Salm; betwn Newhope 6 UY!lhlnd19tdwl&••••t-Alrnr1I Seet1n11 a atron1. d7namlc Exttcu ... •e, -,....... -...... , 1)-• ~ vufety ol 1..1.-.1.....a Director th•t wlH urve u n e commen1.ar~at• wtt .._._ worll. Call Helen. ttu;lott niimn ' Admlnlatratlve omcer of lhl• major ::!.t""'DCI. Full c:o. ~ tllOHewportCntr. Dr. Callfornla Resort Or1anlutlon. i., Pl .... •DDIY _ ·-1 ··~ ' ~Buch ~ auccaalul candidate wUI OW!t9te --1 CARRY PertoDDtl our~.. --.-t~ F.q"•l Opp,ty Emplyr budltt "' exceu ot '350.000 and wtU ... POX Bul.loclul bth Coul, SATmDAYT&•=-·=-~lll=-.. ~11811~11!"11~1 11,F reeponafb l e for rorm_.tloft ••d atlU>CAJlS.CdM, •um· Im llrtMol, C.111. llOn.• Ml9.A Jon l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!II Imple mentation ol all ••IH. ma..-.... nw.J-••-•.M ~uww'-Mil!NCY Sat.10un.59111.lq1&al DtllHr-DiU1 Piiot I po9'l t~ medlaalldpromottoaaltunct&c.. ._ •• -~Smployer. ..._ to eamtn. Rt· ..-.... ... ~•••• _,.. ~M'red wn 911 •••••••d•• • .. .. l :IMM-1: oon qulres Uft or Iara• .... ~·~~-~ Ulllfll...... praclk:al uprrlence la tourilm. ..... or .... 1T old boJ. wa \0 c ....... a IOOCI drtY· ... "'*' ·---, a·-Hled Ai*":" raallv d .. t .... u 0 n m. r Is t t I a.. • •• .,, 00 IT NOW I bcb·U••·•• oplloHI. 11.,,. .. _ ... ~ n.aoer Houle. E~ 101 record. Ptsoae 1tc.. 8':lllDt tnlal. ca, 1 1 ... ..__t-o,._,. t.OM~•l\h•~· '4W671 =:•:;. ~::~~;~ '-u;:;;.~ llftf.Nlorp/UllM. I04m.Ext.~J: JU=ca. ~~oun:o ..... .:.-... bit"" Ap~lleant1 aho•ld aubmltr:,-&,: ~t=====·==~~1.•:;.;-.;.;;.;,""iliili'"-...-·,--·---. __ -:-1-~-...-' =~:'. ~:=.,"!.'1-·~rs~ . =..=.~= ==:P.O .... -• . ' ,[•~~~~~~~~~· .... ~~·~·~~·~··~,~·~··~~..u~'~·-~~,~~-~~~-~·~1l,~~l:~=:~~~~lfter~e11~-~e~::'~rf~"~·~W~~~~tl1 .. ~ ... ~~·~ .. ~==~ ... ~~111~IJ!!!!!!~~~,~~~~,~ ... ~ .. ~~~ .. ~.,..~ .... ~~=IJ~:!!:!!:!!~~·!!!!~-~~~-~~~~~~ :~~:.:=:.:..:"":=.:•:=:::;.;.'..._,; .. ..._•_ra_1 a-'Nd••• ...a. _ _ _ _ _ · _ • • --- ~ ....... ..., l LP ~ \ \ . --. --... .,,. ~- ' . I . , • • PAITT1MI .. ....,Wal.. JIM W.WMo4 7100 ....................... ~~ ................. . Rcupuon11t/Typl1\ Nlntmum H wpm l.lf\ma HUii CaU Mn W\mJow 1137 1000 RECEPTIONIS'J' IMkkr headquartered In Anaheim requ.I""' an attr1cltve . neat , INSIDE SALES aD COMPAllY ~ an 1...Uac.t C&l'9ff OP• ~Y ev•lldle for ... .,. ... ~ l••ldt ulll~ Wt a,..• .. . kMct tiff· U'\cll ltH1t tOM pany toc*tna for a ,..oe wM l*tf'Ual to 1row wlth cu: ClOIDPQ)'. ..._ have •Uoa.I pro- duct and wartboua1n1 kbcJwltd&t H Wtll H •lt<'triul ntea ex pertenee Wt olfor a 1Um1.1lalln1 llnd cftal*'Jlna worlt en v1ronnwat and an ex· eel.lent wt¥ and ~nem J)l'OIJ'&l1l lllJ.l8.~! medalUib' ror a peopi.· ~..,...,,.to'°'° ow *-1 c:a\.erift1 o.pt. QuaUed appU~ama will Po11t11 1ood &yptoa allUJa. pltuant phone mmMI'. be able to ban· die a ~ume ol wortt. ~ °"' co beneftt.1 lneliid"'• a rre• meal ueh day Apply~ In Pft'IOft 9&m·noon, Mon· F\1, Pel'IC!mtl. • 4i:: i Iott Hotel tlOONewponCntr. Dr. Newport Beach F.q1ta1 °UJt Emplyr L&d1" ielerHted In ...._...._, 6 other U you meet the reqwre· mena. a.od reel our com paoy can mt•t ) our ~ &oala Leave an ap· pticaUon or tttume at. p&el&&a&\t • lleit1ble ln· ••SICllTAlllS• • d1v1dual to meet the G.ac/RE~IOSH.400 ....... Geod pa1 Glri P'Hday HOUMhOld Sen1cB. B-50ZZ p 11 b ll c , hand 1 e lb e ESO RE.& IO.leam Sl3.2IOO aw 1 t c h boa rd , and Recept typSOll0.800 s-form numeroua other COMPANY REMktnaah90SlS..600 ~AR'l"nlfE he.Ip, no tap. c:lerac11 I, ac:counllng, ••SaleaCcmsultant.s •• ''* Demoeatrate food a.ton. aerv1ce. etc.. ••*OwOfftce••• pnidurU in ma.rttet nr respon1lbll1t1es. Ac eosu3:~~93S2'7 Alll'tOnb /Free/EOE your home. Fti & Sal 10 C'\lnt.e 6 ~t.rong typing lli Reinders Agency to6. 7•5S73 sPffd of ~o wpm re 4020 Bucll. Ea tab '64 qui_.. "'-l ...,,,, 1r F.q\lal Opportunity !IOewport Beach. 83U190 Part lime income ...... ~ ary euuv +. Emp&ayerM1F/H ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I Unlimited pote ntial quallfled. call <7l 4 > ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I .;;.; <W/\ax abe!t.en. Lv m:.e SJ.l -4741 for an ap_pt __ _ 675-85U ~ iOft ___ __ _ __ RECEPTIONIST Major Oranee County PBX Operator. Ans. serv. With or without typing Graphics Company seek· exper. also Operator needed. Top pay. Tem· ing sales rep for exh1b1t -w1Superv1sory exper . porary ~full time. Call div. Draw agemsl com · 638-~. TodServicesat97~0~ mission. bonuses. Jim -------...... -~ -...,. ....._ Brech m•i SS7·87SO. PBX OPERATOR ~~ ---- ·Answering service, ex-RECEPTIONISTS SALESPIRSOH r /tfme )>erimce pref. C.M. area. NewpQrt, lovely ores, Photo dnve l.hru 6ooth. Swing & Graveyard heavy people contact. Call847·9927 .. avail. For lnro. call Phonel, typing. benefits. -SAL--ES-R_E_P--~-a-rt--t-lm-e i.540-17" l~FteetoAppticant ii: l.rvlnePersoone1 Agency for am pubhs ing firm. •PIX OPERATOR * 488 E. 17th, Costa Mesa Speak to Wilham Sesk1 Part Ume or full lime. Swt.e224 642·1470 _!!S-021 __ 1 __ ---- 4iays or eves. Must be able to work som e "wt<end11. Typing skills 'req. Many co. benefits IDE Fash. ls area·640.1110 Alrport area-646 8000 PLAMTSHOP Fltime pos in sales (or person_ w /lnter plaot knowledge. ~ ask for Joan. PL.AMT WHOLESALER needs lirl over 18 to won I/time with plants, some deJiverlea & misc. Ask tor Jan. 839-5915 Plastic Factory needs ex· per'd extruder operator for day or niahtshlft. Ap- pi,y in penoo. w w. 18th 'Sl.C.11. PLUMBER -repair & heating. Pay according to exper. Refs. request· ed. Gffra Plumbing S3f>.M52 -------p tnme AM. LA Times deJivery. '100 per week. In Laauoa Beach. ~. PRlNI' SHOP TRAINEE. To opente press. F tr. 3333rdSl, Laguna Bch. PRODUCTION TRAINEE Rubber hose product.JI, Irvine area Must pass company physical including back X-ray. Taking applica· tions btwn 8&10 only. StratoClex , 17671 Ar1114lron1 Ave. Irv. E.O.E. A Kendava. Ind. Co. Real Qtate license req, land sales. cash comm. 3 dinner. parties, Orange County, SG Valley. SF" Valley, pd each wk. plen- ty d mventory, caU col· l e cl or direct ~. as.It for Len- 11y Gale. -------- Reel Eatate Sales ~ needed ln sunset Beach otr1ce. top com· ......... Call Bud Hyama t714• 146-SIOZ R.E.LcmdWes t 0.15% ~sslott See 111is SM. ad 955-3402 AM for Mr. E••s Restaurant Mature person for kitc hen help and sandwich production. 6AM t.o 2PM. Mon thru Friday. Costa Mesa . 642-lBOO -------· Restaurant CAPTAI N : Private Country . Club. Ex - perience preferred but will train. Must have Waiter experience. S7 per hr. to start.. No tips. C.U Wed. thru Fri. lor in· terview. IM-stOt SALES /TU VEL \1P Vacatfon Pak Te le sales promo. Will train lO talented people F'rec to travel US.A. for 1mmed. tele. supe r\'lsors. Mu I ti k!vel marketing plan & O'ndes m excess of SZ,000 A wut<! 543-7957 Sales WYNDHAM WGH DIAMOHDS. IMC. FASHION ISLAND MEWPORT IEACH Th11 company carries onJy the finest quabty jewel.r)' created In 18 KT gold by Swtas craftamen and we att looking for a sales penon of the high calibre necessary to compllmeat~the store and merchandile. Slilce •0----.. ----.----•t ~are an exptind1nic ................. oompany the .)Ob offers a .aftD'S Ye:I}' bright future to the 'VUD rijJht applic:anL HOMEOFTHE For Interview please llG IOY phone Mr. Stuart Moo~ Immediate e>penings in or Mr. Bruce Lambert. our fanuly restaurants at '114-644-G501. OMrl>y locations. We re· 5ea'd.al)' qwre no previoua ex· ... ~-r99 ... TIVE t.ea.m. Come see us t.o-SECRETARY ~ence.Joinourlnend---OlJ•- y between 2·4PM. Sdealific affairs dirtt· ..u~ W.J&.--t 0 r 0 r g r 0 w I n ~ ,,.,.........., unnr>WS Bio medical resear ch Cashiers hrm want.s a c:ureer· S842A.dams, H.B. minded secretary with Wathn WaitrHses xlnt. lypln1. S.H or-Cook Tra!Mes ~anlzadonal ability & de· Coshien s ire l o und e rt a k e 7311 Edinser H B challenKing, interesting. ' · · responiible work. Call 154 E. 17th. St. C.M. f N '5'01Campus Dr. Irvine or appt. ew port Cool& TraiMes Pharmaceuticals: 897 W. 1flh SL. N.8. &1.2-7511. Calhlen ext. su. 28502 Marguerit.e Miaaklo Viejo Equal Opportunity Emp&oyer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I R.N's Part Ume. Relief Charge Nurse . ll 7:30AM. Mesa Verde Olnv. Hoep. 661 Center. O:ltita Mesa. 548.5585 RN Raleigh Hilla Hospital loc•ted in Newport Bueti haa ao immediate opemnt fw an RN lO 'WOf1c llPM to 7AM ahlft. XJnt aalary & fringe blnlfta package. For ID tervtew contact Phyllis Warner 64$·5707 . E.O.E ... M/F. Sales & managemeol pos aval1. lmmed op · SICUTARY IOOUllPY 1 girl ofc. Npl. Bch. s&ZZ17 in plU1b surround· inas. Large & 1 ma II ftrma. Top pay. No Feet 851~ GO Birch Street Newport Beach .!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I portunlUe1 lor career· inlnded ind •l Smarty SICBTAIY R.EALESTATESALES Pants Fubloo oriented SICRl'TilY CGr011a .. Mer Long established Real El.tale company seeks lake charge secretary for job that 1s never dull? Ml.fit have prol1clent t)'p· lnl( s kills. rriendly telephone technique & pleasant personalitr. Call Mary Kay at m....oo ~tyOfflcen All lft.1. Orange Co local.ion (TI4) m-7243 We are~~a rella· ble. people oriented person wit.h some sttun-1y or law enforcement exper. to work nex1ble everuna ~ Tbas full llme poa oCfen xlnt co benelit.s lnc:luding a free meal per ahift. Apply in perscn tam-noon Mon· Eh, Penonoel MAltltlon HOTH. • ~ NewpoC1 Center Dr Newport Betch -F.qua1 Oppor Employer SECY /BKPR. part/full time, R.E. Co. CdM. Salary Del-~-- SICY lltlCIPT For CPA tarm ln 1rvw. Type 60wpm. 871-2422. 5eml re\lred/to manage rare book ft an~ dept Q\rs, Sdys. HW Wnght Co. 1215 Rochester Costa ~1ea SERVlCESTATION Anmdant. Day shaft. A Shell Station. 17th & l.rvlne. NB. Senlce Sta. Attend. Cull & pan-lime. days 41 e-. es. VictGna Mobil. 642·4461. 2145 PlaCft!Ua CM. Servtce stat.Ion attendant. Expenenced. Oa>· shift Appl~ an person: 2248 Harbor Blvd. C.M. SI-UPPING DEPT 2 Im med opetW1gs for 1 ll g tr I shippmi dept. In C.M Exper pttf but w111 tratn. Good c:o. benefits. Ca11 ror appl. 545-0413 SllPPING CLERK REMEX. a rapidly grow· lnl computer peripheral prod~l.I manulact1.1rer and <h5tn butor has an immediate opening a'a1l1ble for a SHIP· PING O..ERK to work at OW" lrvtne f a.cWt,y. We are aeell1n« an \n· dhldual wi th a nUl.mum ot s months ex pilience u a Shlppiog Oen in a manulactwina envtronmeoL You mut& be able to Ult weights lll t!XClll ol 60 pounds. 1HOE SALES. Wanltd. Mw p • •ie ftaU er pert Um.. Good Co. bentflta. Future -•••••••••••••••••• I••--I ' 1¢ I 1001 ~~-Poe•· ...................... . .,.._ lnpenonbet ............... .. llem uam: "'77 . WJ18'11m11ST£R BNkll. C.M. AN.EV SILIUICREl!N OPR. A.HftQUS MALL Setup a opt:ratlon for Dlil1~fti10.t aulometed machloe. Eit· a.<JSEDTUESDAV For aale, box 1prin1s. ps. pnl, Manaaea>eot um WMmW,ter Ave. mattraa • frame, full PQlltioa Os>Portunllin. o.dlnO.-O.. SS4-tl03 1iu bed. Be1t offer. SaJary commen•urate I~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Jmws~. wtabllity. Good bfMflta ANTIQUES SHOW'. St. --------• ft xlnt. •ork101 cond. ftoucta CIM&rcb, Palos N~ Kereulon aora 4' 63l-0700. Verdta Blvd. P. V . .E. ma&cbinaloYeaeat. SUO. Jw.M.,5. U:JOam. Adm 831.fS17 Spray painter. u_..r .. Keady work. Heirwood.. llT1 Placentia A~. CM Stationery Store In OJnlna del Mar oeedl ex· pc"d sales lady. Fu II u.mr. ~ da)'I. X1al work· 11\1 cond. F..pectaUy hoe ctienleie. '7s. uuo STOCK CLERKS D.50. 2 be .eala. lloral pat· BR let. annotre, waah tern. &OOd eond. l50 ea. ataod. dreuer & dbl. llSOl4I. bed. Xlnt cond. SUOO. Must ull waterbed. 664114 eve. dlDeUe set. couches. col· Art Nouveeu "AM· 11lver & brame $100. MahoJ. veneer minor l9x2.S" ~Set ol e 1ilvtt 1poon1 m. V)doria.o brua door lmotr • m1ac hardware la. Eveam.m>. Ted Sobd e>U ace box. e· taU. ~ m.lnor.191-8059. •101•1:" IOtO ....................... fee lab&e. Call ~. MovUl& sale. MUST SEE? IST ATI SAU IllneM, mUlt Mil· near new compl livtq room • king bdrm adte. Druel Heritap • Sdlfel lam pa. Sp ID number .,._phlca, DU. Miro • Alvar • oc.ben S$J$76 SOUD BRASS Queen 11.Je heed.board. box apnngs and mattreu, plus frame. only S325. Sacri flee because It doe111ft (it In ltUd.k> a pt WIU alto eon11der trade ~ tr buyer haa na~ ral1an hide-a-bed to sell. Call 673·3H4, 5·1PM Wltdya or 11am-10pm wtnda. Undbcq FaD11b' Ttnnla Oub membe.rsh1p. '500 or batofr. 8C2· l&1$ hnrnectiate ouenini1 U · ist at R.EMEX DMSION d Ex·CeU-0 CorporaUon lbr SLocll Clerks to work at our Irvine facwty. Upright Frttur, nuu but needs ddl"Ollt unit AUln& only M5 t; pn iiht fl"ef:I« rum aood cond. S85 . 948·250 9 aft 6PMr.lulds Compf. l Br apt furn .. 1V'1, living rm. dinlDf rm. bedroom. patio set. plants. paintings. c qsta1, lamps . ~-AU 1 yr old. Pd su.ooo. sacri rice $8000. Leaving city. 8Jalboa Bay Club. MS-7810 Waaher & dryer, water ski Sh mcmths to «te year experience Is required. preferably 1n an eltt tronl<'$ manufactunog eovironmeal.. REXEX offers excellent starting salaries and bmftrta. POiiutions are available In both Anaheim Jand Irvine. Please apply ln penon to our PenooDel Olfice at · 173J~A•e.e lrtint. CA 92714 1714"557..6860 &~O COfJMM CIHoft REMEX DIVISION F.qual OpportUDJty Unpk>yer MI F -----·----equipment. 536·1064, 1060 ~ BOZO ....................... Gtrts and boys bikes and a BICYCLE-BLT for 2. 2ll!6 Hart>or. Coeu M eu. Alll-IH llliklNJMtlhriah 1025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ..................... . New O~le V West sad- dle. l3SO 080. Crump Eoil. saddle. perfect cond w/f1tt1np. $250 &11-0208 ...... afif Good5 8065 ....................... Cd.fee table. corner table. bre&ldMt Mt. ~liner. hoen1, appllaaces & m&ae. CaJIS.11..915. Contractor's surplus lumber. Zby'a &r t'leader Newtwtn matt. vacuum stodt. patio slide~. ~· dnr. dellk lamp. Call ctwn l&Ok fencing & T afta'Spm. 751-4753. :.C,All ~ pn«. Ph ........., 1070 ----...................... . 1030 Calumet US Camt"r• with 210 mm Rodemtock Le~ •l~EDIATE CASH • For Gold. Si lve r . Platinum Any kind. rond., amown Oan1el 548-5063 "Case Good cond $450 , .................. .. Call 494 2678 , .. Balboa Bay Club mem· bentup, save St 150. 6'5-7610 --------Vegas gambling equ1 p, $400. Rack for LUV prtcup, S1!IO lC>-spd bike, 15(). 534-7312 ~ Wmted 1011 ... .•.....•........•..• WANTED! Uve but pump; prefer Jabsco type. Call after 6.XI pm 714-737-6449 & ask ror Paul. ----·---- TOPCASH PAJD f'or Ltit'd rumture & ap pbancu. wor1ung or not 957-.11133 --------- .. alt U IAflts 8083 ....................... ~~~~!!!!!!!!~I """----1-04-0 ESJAJE IWELRJ CONN Olret'tor trombone a--. -R --r WIOI cue. El«'ellent con ~ ........ pan Ume ...... •••••••••••••••••• l 49~t Emerald cut dlU00.1100.~a.fler ~: A bra m18s ... Cal a Io g KEESHOND Pups. AKC. dl.amond. VV& 1 E C'Ok>r, 6PM ~ ._.Newport Ownp aJre M tF. Pet & r~ h1c.h blue Blvd. C.M. s how . Pvt p t y . GJA certificated, ap SW1tchboard opera tor. will lraln. Must be available au 1h1Cts. ~~- Telephone Sales. Some kfod of handicap re- q\&red. PHOHI AT HOME Call Guden Grove 5»-5220 TELEPHONE WORK 2l3...,·~aft6pm . pulsed $59,290 sell $115.000. AKCTEACUP POODl.E 8raeekt wtdlarnoftCb ' "'50 rubles. mast.et'~. ap· 9912-2178 praised Sl.5-0.000. Sell OIOColal.e Lab. AK C, SZOO. ~l 81.000. 8r'lftkt w ldiamoadl • n.ibees. ~ a,.500. sdl$3.000. Guitar. Guild, almost new, mull MU M50. -493-5582 Sl)eahr cablnel with 4·l2"apeaken, Sl'7S. '31·2324 Regl1lered Aus.nllan shepherd stock dogs. Blue Mede• Tn SllS to S2SO 637..m90. A.sit for Kna b:ll·pmdant dtamonds. Zl "'9cU.. Oawleu. finest S4_,.r1an purple t'Olor A.mtUtr.-t Si .soo OMcP "' ...... & 1017 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JAM;AW Orete wtqed. )'OllDI, arrecttoaate. hlDd tamed. Sl.500 wl&h tc caae avail. -.ao19 ctys •31'7 ewa/Wkndl "-& °"t-IOfO ....................... s,arr.gGooch 1094 ....................... ORANGE COUNTY COUECTOAAMA OONSHOW June 7 & 8. 1980 Ri~ger & Better Buy ·Sell ·Trade FEATURING WEAPONS& ACCFS50RIES • IAe°"'"'GMdm •k•l<>e<ill'll(~ •P'\,..I~ •U,edWe.,_ ·•1>1..t.-. •P'\n-•r~ . ... ......... •0 ........ 0 ............. •A.JI nllea IND IAN ARTIFACTS •J_.try •11••-•KKIMUOoAao • hU«Y ANTIQUES&. COLLOCl'ABLES •lf>'n....,.-...•Att •<"l•tl •w frl'Ulad.& • Mf'mot.C.U• • eo.... r.o1c1 • s.1 .... GOVERNMF.:'o'T SURPLUS . ""'""-·("--• Par•t""""' ·51-lloo • l:lc rt.US llfOl'SA.'fDS 01' OTMtr.11 ITl:llJI • Sa:u.DS TA&D ONMl.E LOTS or I'll u ; "" llKIPIG P'OOO<J'l ... PllJD Jt._ ...... , . ...--.. OPD 1'0TMJt P'UIUC Mii..,.,. IMll O.,S -,~ ... ~~Ull ORAHGIE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS ,.......,. M1'lllll 1£111« ~Dr. 0-.a..A, c... ..... ca. 1098 RESPONSILE? EARNUPTO UPBHl AKC Oennao Shepherd. Fem, 8 v. ks . s hots. 9S7-04!M, after S 3-0 .. weekends. Wier germ Saeriftclilg 't 'f •• 1015 Quall.fled bu.)en appc. -·-•••••••••••••••• =:-:.:.::·~~~:;;;-..;;,~ •.. fUW· S' lkt&I DeU 6 Swlv•I ,......,,. <.<au ... '~ ~c:=-~$700. ~.'::f.;.freedelivery Xlnl WDlting cond. Part· bmtewnl.n&. ~l·SS28 l~~~~~to start. No exper ~H No selJing. Across from OC Alrport.. 2-9pm call Taml.&U-OlS ----TRAINEES &JlcmcliftCJ Industrial =:;' career positions. We seek t.boee who a~ ambrUoua. energetic • sell motJvaled & hagh schooi diploma Earn to $20K I st year. Notra¥el. ScMy + c~ ,...._ + boR•HS, raid ..... ,~ ... .... .,... ......... & ,_.., ForlnlerYlew calAlett Blackwell 714/7lMllO Mon. & Tues. only SAM tolPll. v~ Tttner puppy, male. A.KC, C'ba.Olp bl ~1am Watch l8K gold --------band 9950 080. Call I 8 M SE LECT R JC SONY TCK SS-ll cas11 ~ T)l)leWriter, eood coocL dedc. WU $400. Now S29'J Beltolf«7S2·12).&.t-S ~~~~~-line.~-Ladlea diamond ring. i,, Frwto y I045 tt, lftl DOW SUOO P P . ••••••••• ~.......... •• 56i-0261, ~----- 3 Vr. male Lab-mix Dwnond nna. high quah· Housebroken V«Y fteD· l) SWIW i.n white 1otd JO tie. gd. companion. yrs old. $1000 firm. 54!M27'2 &42-Z171. Allen or v 1clt 1e. f'REE TO YOU. Cute, Msd • IJ"f 1071 Oa.tfy IUttens. M IF'. SO[DI' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~hnx. 646·8544 or MANGAOTOTILLER ~9580 7H/P.Goodcond. ,..,._, 1oso mo.~5u. WGGACHTAGS rrom your busiMSs c: a rd ~Gm·-~::=~.:~·.·t~·;t·:; Mttel•11-8010 Yt:l•.a'VW'i. YI CV •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• bk, on I lllOO. Sell $2SO 165657 **IRUY ** ~~~:1!~ea~ Good i..«r'f'Urruture &r re\urn p•rmanently Awlaances 0 R I w •II sealed attract 1 ~ tag It 9eil1 or SELL for You su-ap. mttlin~ •1rbne MASTBS AUCTIOH I D req1.1~~t.s. Pre-646 1616 & llJ.9625 \'el't '°5s & lhel\'. For a penona.lJ zed tag enc: lose IO:linteimporary 11au-top ~allpaper. fabri c or deet Ideal ror home or ··o.> Glo'" paper & we off\~ With Bentwood will beck &r &nm ~our ~chair ~Zl6"18. tap. Or try two can» bedt &o beck. Dedric Aittloom Bed . PRICES. tw10. like new $200 1Zeaor3~ ~ 4 5 tapSUOu. ---------1 8191.q:s suoea. Kiftl.U.water bed. nl~ 10ormottS1.40e.a. mo. Sal9 Tax Included ~1 NO CARO? Drew fOW' OWD OI' aend ftilllt ..U.1ft.. ant~aae gold name. ltddreu. phone &r solL ~ Or beM olftr. Wl'U rnak• one card pe.r Xldt ccad. s.sr ·l'l'lt ~ Add~ each. EUX:. Typewnttt, IBM Exec mdJ .. O". Propor· booaJ spaang, st.allda rd earner. Documentary ~)le type, under con llnuous ~rv. contract wt18.\t. Llke new. Xlol cond. 1)1>"1 a beau\aful page for the particular person. Make offer. Call. ~. Moo. tb.ru f'r1. 8 ll.l 4. 400w. ~avey amp <de uce> like new, S375 7~1~ Marantz: 2Z20 Receive r Garrard 95-8 hirnl.abll' $300 or best offer 631~ --------Stereo. turntable & 2 speakers, Beomasters pd Sl8l0. sac. SlOOO. Used 1 mo. 645-7610 THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS clothill8 atore. 2407 S. •90%. srtatd. 55'1-3111. Xlnt OPPl>' ~for •harp gal w/xlnt ·tY1'ln1 skills lO v.uit tn fut pee«!, COD· aerUJ ~ 8e8ch Of· floe. Call •t 831-2900. Send check or money or-C he 1 t or d ra we r s dert.o: Job ctuUee will IMludt ---------fr 11 It wood ft a I a h PILOT PllNl'IMG ~•and packag· TI~ST w~Kin!hdkbrdof. l>~o.;;;ueo NO DESK FEEi SALIS/ASSIST. SICaT ARY Jl\1LL/PA.RTl1ME Exetttn1 Vl<fto store. Xlnt ciPPi,y for a.harp aal REAl.TYNETWOJUC CdM. Mam potenllal. w/ldnt lYPllll skills to ___ .., __ ,..._oo_-___ , _For_tm_o_.~ ___ 5093 __ . __ , "*"' tn tut paced. con· ........ w.. SAia ~~re,::~· OpeaiDI for Ueeued ltillf JIMT DISICIM t•lu ... ple, lffally P'IM 8'(. ~1.&IDpa, SttRETA.RV·EXt;C. ~ wtUi mtioDa1 r.-.c:c.aones. nex hrt. 1 Girl de. Y'OWll ~ ...,... .,..._. ~eaJJeat Mz...,_ opporL Car N. B. Re a I g It ate work••• 'CODdlllODI. nee. ww1m.-.we1. Dnelopmeat rt rm s.r. i-.. OC19•\ee&oa. ----------· .. tbalp, «11n.,.Unl nr OGllMIDU.al appl. ML.Da.ElUt a«mary Hper'd • c.u~-· . ... Pll't Ume. able to won 1ood 1tsnl1 reqUlred. .·~~ Sltlllll9m.15-17hn I*' SWIO. ~ ~=rn ~~. SICBYAllf INC. U yuu llale t6t rpeclat et· azcsP'fiONllT·OlRL FMhlonbland moep1wu1 an ac1 aiea· P'llDAYTWP.,_, 10 Newpariluch.C:.. cy. an a tallt·char1e Ire), .... phc)Dt .... Jllrdware f/U pet10ft, wtl1 OflaJllajd •_.,Ill ~ .. ·.-rs ~....U.t0n.. S: •NIP Mentutal akllla ..,......'a.t;HMadJ>e•. 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Ale .. ader, naan blidH·bed to aeU. --. Call 111.ns•. s -tPM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wkd.)'t or 11am.10pm .... ..... _,_, 1175 AalltYSMl'f .,.. ... .....,"' " hnkMN for .. 8'1L VlleldDe Glrl. ..a.. 816 PwPer me medium Gooat Girl. IA A,.a A.· talll oelJ. -.:;ina. _-.... _______ ....,.eorabed, .. .,1,)1 up· t kStNd. + ..., m.&t• "--ua xu.. n,,,, • baac,.._, -· Ml.ao5 E~ Frtdly, S.tut"d*y & SUndmy durl11g the month ol Mey we wm run your 9er-9e Yle ed under t"ls specl1f GARAGE SALE hNdlno. GeT ReADY NOWI C .. M out the c~. etttc Ind llldS' rooms now ....... 98t NedcL: tum yeiur unw.,. I..,,_ Into • Call now to pa.e,YQUI". ild under thlt SPECIAL Ge rage sa .. .,._,no tor~ flrtdev, SetunilY & luridlty fl . 6•2-1671 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ,. ..... ~r:.~ ............. IMPO~ .. r.-Ill, •llttr.rlK'• Alm>IUPPl-Y ------,...---· ............. 111-0a IAI V U .. ~ WAHTl:D; 1'nidie J Ir ... w. ...... aa<-tirr ...... "'''*' ......... 1---------~-----"-'--.. 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UttnM, traufer fees, flMnee chafles. r .. for Air pollUUoo conl.rol de· ~ oertJr\(atioos or de ul•r documentary pr4l· pan10on ch&rsec unle111 Othei'W\14! 1peclf1ed b.> &he .ctverti.ltt m.&MO 6'1').9JO, ask toe Dive .............. t040 ~1p1vailable for3S'to~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'111c ht. S9 50 "er ft 1971 5CAIAI Ardell Manna 142.5735 ----'510 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Raft & Motor Sev) lor K68. 3 man. 2 1., H P anor 4 mo old S350 Privat~ P a rt) Days ~1•'14. Eves 675 0741 Twin 30'•· 130 hours. . ..w. Pn. pty Best Of. I er! C.U S46-l.300 Ufoo . l-"r1 days). 731·8218 tewmnga & weekeodl>. Alk for JetT)·. 48' slip anii. In Hunt 1natoo Harbour Ci.II Debble213/~·5&&5 ...... , ac..k.t 9520 -~~ .:__~~~- Boat SJlps a vailable 20-2$' at Ill ~r fl· Davell port Ma rina, H unt Harbour. 846-5498 Slip or side ue w1lh elee & W-j\.er wantt'd in ~lbou Isl area tor Z7' to 30 .sail bout. Resp NB couple. no children Call ah ti. b404429. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '29 Model A 4 dr to-.n sedan. re:.tored: SI 0.000. '46 F o rd Wood i e. restored. SlJ.000 675 6161 '58 t"\:>rd 'It ton Classic. Gd oond. Sl!IOO 661 Re9() 9550 ...••....•.•...•....... 43· Gran Manner fully equipped, beautifully maintained, ready lo cnase or hve aboard. Slip ~ be available . 11"'1'At FU\anc;lng posa1· ble $80,000. Jack CUTley S34·1SOS evenings & weekends, 642· 4321 -...kdays JB' Dttfield Electric Bay Boat. Top. c urtain s. IBJSJ<', bar. Uke new. Make cxrer. Call 675-0lOS 34• Newport moo ri n.: '79 Ford Bronro Raniter w/Cal 20. Aruuow. Mal.C' Xlnt rond S9.000 Call oCCer t::d Cox . Bkr Jo~.8 JG.Spm.64(}.0072 1970 18' GULFSTREAM, 120 I /O Me r e 2500 ~.~19!1 fnS-4006 N.B slip a\ atl. in front ol 'The Ruat> Pelican for wood s a II boa l. C n 11 67S-OSOS. or Ad-Siller •67. at 642-4300. 34hrs a da) 11 01".s 20· Sportsman, Z.18 mere. delx trlr. ma ny loah. SpHd & xlrai. Sl.!500. P .P Sid 9080 54&-TI72. •••••••••••••••••••••• • -------- -New .)el boat 46(1 Ford ·~ Ouucraft Bay boat. Berkele' Jet S6 .0uo 19' mahogany, LS. nu ~7227. power S3500 P .P ------ !>46-7172 21'.1' Sea Ra~. 1976. rull> ----equipped xlnt contl 1979 t:gg Harbour 36' R epl a ceme nt co ~l 4·71TI diesel Newport Sl.S.000+. lo hr-;, onl\ ~ach sbp Sl49.500. d~s $851(1 644-2119 &W·3277. ev:., "knds - T1 e11asporlati°" 644-6887 -----...•.....•......•...... 73 SCOUT II 4 wheel dnve. loc:ktni:? hubs, air cond . new tires. custom inler11Jr. lui;!gage rack. "Look:. and d riv ~s greut!" C!;o16YHG I $3291 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th Slr~l Santa Ana 558-7811 True.ks 9560 ........•.•.•....•.•••• UtlhC~ Toni Box for 'mJll PICkup Si5 848 25111 afl 6P\1 17 FT. GUSTROH Has 85 horSt!PO" er t:vinrude engine w tth ~ than ~ hours. ru11 ean vas. heav ~ duty tr ailer with h1tr h & n gged for fishing or !ik1 ~ Sc* I ·r; Tovota P l ' SH 5 V t'n' Reftt 9120 Ji!ood. <-ond Besl orcc-i ••••••••••••••••••• •••• )j.IJ..~ 8' Roam-about !>let-per kebox SS50 642 4019 Ln& <includes a ~et or ----- 1960 Ford F 100 1.11ckup w reblt "'1\S! S600 ur b .. l offer.~ watersk1s 1. ~u 1980 Motor HGMH, Sale I \Jcense & is "i.potles!>'.. ..,.,IStaoge 9160 '78 Bronco cuHom Cal If or details. •••••••••••••••• •••••• • peck~e. S5()00 or Sl200 & 991·7S72 77S.t076 •WE RENT• take over p ayme nts . ------•Your Mot.or Home• !156-?"98 TopSt.oYoU·laXbenefrts --------8' Cabla Cnaser, newly ."ell.St> 40' mooring, Just west ol Pavilion. Bat of. fer. avail end of J&&ne. 1n~. --------- We do maintenance-fr~ since l972·full refs Dale's RV· Rentals S5EM446 20 Fl Dttf1eld elec boat. for Renl ·77 Ila rve!.t 'luu Motor homt: Sip' good cond. Sl0.50U 6 + 360 Dod lot e en~ ___ 640-4 l50 _ __ Bums rejtular ga<, Rea'> '7'I Formula Thunderbird rate.. P\1 pl} 556·0l!fi zr. only JOO hours . ss aft 6 pm. __ _ phone. btllt tank. oulriit· 8' Cabover Campt•r. gers. w /Of" without trlr -~--'-~55 • CTI4lm.7107. ~.,,..,.....' SSOO. !'>48-or 645--4199 ---------loah. ..._./ For Rent. 1977 tlant><;t a..-... 9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.uu Motor home. Slps hi 6+ 360 eng. Bums re CAL3-l4. '77. ds l. w 'ruJ. gular 11as Reas raks ly eq\Apped in N B. S75 Pvt. pty. 556·0197 art day. Gl-4286 6pm. ...._Sall 9060 -"1'6-~-tc:Mrho--me--sl-ps-5.-- ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.eond. 27.000 ma '49, Luders 16, 25rt. vam • ........ h u 11 • s I i p 1 n N B , , $llOOO . ......,.. 768-_8663 __ b t:auli!ul. S4000 t(H..0010 ----------· Cal 25, full) eqwp'd. 5 :s.uts. moo. ·m DatsWl 1300 pick up ~ bod), not runnms.t Nee.Js ~· l650 or besl oner 847-1631 1962 Ford pickup "• Lon Musl st-II S450 1KuHer 497·2.'>59 77 CHEVY UN PHJUP "A Nice. Nice Truck." 1 cylinder. 4 spet'd , air oond., AM radio. IU$11ta11e rack. bool and ramper shell, KalKam Mirror and Bumper., 24 '1oi.124,000 Mile Service Contract available Cll"77M21 $191 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Street Santa Ana 558-7811 ~~'•od Volvoa . Call 1u nlDAY!'! PORSCHES WANTED Allow us the opportunitr w cmslder the pu~hase or trade-In ol your clean IU6che. Che<:k with Us T~! Top Dollar Paid For Your Car' JOHHSOM a SOM L.Jncc* Merc-:y 2626 llarbor Blvd Cohta Me5a !W0-5630 W•Poy OYER llmloolt F'or Your Good VW, Por.icheor Audi CHCK IVERSON '1/W PORSCHE-AL'DI 445 E Coa3t Hi" ay Ill Ha )"!>Ide Dr1 \'(' :'llewport Beach 673 O!IOO Mtos, lmporl.d •···•······•··········· 9701 ......•................ I.WE RETURNS BB.OW BOOK 2 1978 Forrl 1-'ulura ""· 2 door.. 6 c~ I C3116UZE W5VG~1 1979 Dat.. .. un SHI ~dan ISOOX\..'1 1 l.97W Che\) ~0' .t ~'<fan 146ijURfH 1976 Ford Country 9 pa ssen1ter Wi?n 176SPHYl 1m~vy C<lpricP. 4 dr 1146\'0Wl W•LeOMal Makes & Mod.ls OGIW ~1~e'l"' ea.w ~1esa. Ca. 92627 1714t642-1944 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AHAL CLURAHCE!!! All ·79 Alfa Romeos M'USTGO NOW! BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 1WM '110 P1i11Jtot 9141 .............................................. '11 '1+2" ~..., muinia& ..,. .. I~. I apetd, alr fm t'Cllld.. wtDdow 1hade. Z ~ 10 speed bile clbftolilt s*I . bn>wn. AND2 PeuaCt mopecll! ..,_ mUll. tt lloe/24.000 aterfOOdtlirut-HO. Ml. Service contract IEACH 1..-0RTS available. <eutJJW) Mt DoveSlteet S7Mj NEWPORT BEACH ... 752-0900 'M YOLKS F11tbact. Rhm. Good trana. '1089 . m.G7 SANJAW OAJSUN 9 50 ·11 vw sue. 47K ml • ~~•••••••••••?... ma11. 1teel r a d ial•. '66 912 Alloys N e w AM/FM. nice, IMOO. bralca Xlnt. cond. $4800. ,_ ... _:.M2 ______ _ 2IOll1 E. l'lth Street Sent.a Ana w.. 7811 Sill.-r.t. '71Ptnche004. xtot cond. W VI UB8IT '73 3tGZ.. air. lo ml. top loaded. >ellow, $13$0. P' R 0 NT WHEEL cond. mutt aell 1mmed. !174"34.'i&S4J.204S DRIVE. 4 c1llnder , rmkeotfer.552,03&&. ---------•auto m atic, AM /FM, ,, •• Bulll car. Auto. '78 2a1Z 4 spd. sharp all air. sunroof, lo m i's, xtras. 631 -44 02 o r Rll).KZ-7880. MMmM. Pvt party. 19B7 9J2. 72 update s apd. vwy clean SllOOO. 673-2750 M.ichdinl. luggage rack, ptNtnpes and bodyslde mouldinp, lM Moe/24.000 Ml. Service Contrac t avatlable. 1230ZSY ) "111 BlllW2002. air, stereo • .._.. 9727 40K m1 . solid. $8300. •••••••••••••• ••••••••• phooe ~ ... 76.11 im 2002 Clean. 19111 1600 Xlot cond. :tO mpg Best ~tt". 873--2'™1 9720 ....................... VISITYOUR OIAHGECOAST HONDA HEADqUARTERS TODAY!!! UHIVHSITT SAILS ls SERVICE OLDSMOltU HONDA GMCTRUCKS 28SO Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 540-9640 '&$ SC Second o" ner Complete records. 18. 700 llnn. Wkdys 8J3. ~ '78 92A Loaded $2600 Take over lease Sl45 per mo Jeanrue 642 ~ or 957.&.'ll Rois Royce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROU.S·ROYCl ,,..,."' .... " ....._.. .. ol( .. \'---............. C:lOSfO SUNOAY~ 4!:t &ntle) Mk XI~ 2,084 Miles SANTA AMA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Street Santa Ana · 5.58-7811 '772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALIS. SSYICE AM>LEASIMG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS . 7U Pre,lude. 5 spd. 37 28 ~ 31202 Brook:. Sl. So lllPfC, ~ ga.'>. mint Lo 1-tg 400 2496 EAALltlCE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd. 77 "200SX" 4 c}'hnder. a utomatic. J tr rond .• A M t fM stereo, tach &r gawte,. l, landau top. i.teel radials 34Motl~.000M1 Sen rel:' Contract ava1lahlt: l214SMS1 21,861 Miles SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Stn."l Santa Ana ~ i81 J '76DATSUM 280Z SU>reo. ma)( '"'heeb air t1lndtuorung Onl~ .n .ooo l'1'l1le6 Sharp ( tl02 I< l':S I SADDUIACIC VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495--4949 IBUY PROBLEMS CASH 631 2G97 "72 3t01.. rop 1~: r. ,\ :-.1 F \l runs ltkt> nl'W. $4,00(1 ~2007 ·m Datsun 1600 Roadi.lt>r. neecb 140f'k Be11t orrer 494-116118 Iv msg. ----'71 2.l!O'l 2+2. 4 spd, elec -.ntf. AM /FM cass .. A C. 53K Q'.U. S8SOO 661 7V7 4 '80 "200SX" m 1. 50 ~I m 1 >w .tr r 1"'6-Jlm ~ 9730 . ....•..•.............. '73 XJ 12 "'t h m1,bde phone Leath. stereo l.oob i:reat. ~ i<rcJt l6700. ~Sl.91 '7fl XJ12 C cpe Wht blk hhr mt Auto . loadt.od "1eqwpmenl lmmJ<· Onl> 17 .000mi P I' llllOO 64Hll 07 9738 ••.•.........•.......•. miracle ·mazda 2150 HcriNw lt•d. Coda w.so 64 S-5 700 ;<J RX7 <;S Oh \tint l'Ond Low mite.. ls lue . A C'. :.nrl. mdl!.'> J '1"1 92J(.I 0\:. fi7J moo. ,.\l , & wtmds· 673 ~ 17 9740 ....•..••••••••........ '70 Ml250CE coun RAU 4 ~pet'd ful'I rr J<"<' 1•11 l~l'Kl l l SAl>DUIACIC V AU.Ft IMPORTS !31-2040 495-49~9 72 Ulf..'it.:L \A' Loaded $13.SOO LD•ms m 0252 'Y75-U7.lt \fB '8030C6D turbo dit..,t•I. metallic· ..,11\1·r. '""' PP.714~1 Rolls H O}l't' S1lv1•r Shado w Lal•· 1973 COSTA MES,\ 646-9)03 540-946 7 rrv.del XJnl mt-ch cond 1978 Volvo 245. 38000 m1 Pr 1 c +: d lo :. e I I Sunroof. l6800orbestofr. 714-f.61-6002 --~ LJ60 ---------Saab 9760 ·m Volvo. gd cond ... oeed.s ••••••••••••••••••••••• en&~ I 910 SA.Al 675-0144. TURIOI ho'n' NOW ror 1mmed1 .. te dl'l1 \'l:'r\ ' Frei· 5 'r . ~)lOOmtlf' WARRANTY OH+:r ~ncb 6 5 JIO BEACH IMPORTS 848 Di" +: St n ·t>l 'r:WPORT H~ Al'JI 752-0900 ~ 9762 .........•.........•... '7!1 GL BrJl ml'I bm 201\ ITll. J.1mp1e ~1 OBIJ 1~1114 ;dt 6f'\1 1.nl~ Toyota 9765 ..........••..•...•..•. ~ C•·IJ1 J GT l.111 bade ., 1•d '""'' p a1 n 1 \\I ~\I c .. ..-12 IJOll m 1 '4 .l.SIJ 5.$4 z.rz; i':? TO}•Jt..i l oronJ. t fir mr1tor in x lnt rond ~ -.oml' bod) "Ori. ~5(122 '71 Toyota Corolo X1nt . SJ l50 64.2 -6821 J '80 CEUCA I , '11nder. JUl11mJ111 JJr nin<l po"t-r 'lt-Vf 1n.i . .\\I f'\l ,terM lJl>t m.t~ r•·Jr ~hade lo. 1t ,bdJnl! roof tan 1n tolor ::\4 ~ :!4 lOO \II wn ,,.,, lontr.i•·l J\ .tli.11'11 1· 17';&1-.H, 17 VOLVO 264 4-DR. n 1·\ hnder. auto air c-ond . pwr "1 ndow!>, A.\I 1-"M tape. lthr . i.hd 1~ root 1 owner. low m>les s:ns below low l\tol I)' Boole C 4S9TY A I ~· SANTA ANA DATSUN ~1 E 17th Strt>et """1W And 55H-71!1l ...•.••••...•..•.....•. 9901 ......•.......•........ MOTHIMGOVY $4999 MAIERS AUTOCEMTER 1425 Baker Street C~.\Ml':..'i' ~~0-_,202 9910 .......••......•..•.••• '73~ a ir.PS. P H.1 0111 ner. x ln l Sl500 I' P a, (f('(1 'Tt Corvette. bets• w1bel1e. loaded,. ... 1uma~ a.. + am.all dwn. 714·1U·l4H. Ml.eJAl.. Dedp .. .................... . I>oqe MPH SE 8Ut. Wan. 1918, P /S, P /8. A/C, All/Fil, aood cmd. 9118-6117 Fard ....................... '65 T·Blrd, good lnter. Good runalnc eood. Alt. ~ ttil tp._~· 5t8-7147_ 73FllD WGll Aut.0matlc, air toad., p wr . s'ee r l n 1, whitewalls. receot lleW paint. bronu. 54.570 mlles. Nice. "Road Re ady . Test It!" t9C5iSHDPl $1762 SANTAANA DATSUN 20011::. 17th Street s..nta Ana 558-7111 Mltasy '950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S HIWIST UNCOLN·MERCUBY DEALERSHIP RAY R.ADEIOE UNCOLN·MERCUR\' 16-1.8 Auto C.ent.er Dr. SDF'w)" ·Lake f'oresl ex.It IRVINE 130-7000 16 Marquis. Xlot.. cond. S1700. 833-8830. exL !HIM. or ~57Z eves. '76 Comet. 4dr. 6cyl, clean . lo w mileage 2.Zl>.~. -----·72 Mercury Ma rquis Broughm. beau mai.n uuned. all power. lmmac Ult. S100 r I rm 531>-7245 aft 5 ~ 9952 ........................ '72 C.orwett. New top. V8 J.sl Real sharp looker I S"SX> Cl 11661 -3983 6ll !'tiw.l. A-1 cond .. S1.2SO t()B() S.1~963!1 --------- '75 Must. II. V8. PSIPB. air cond. \M/PM tape. 5fi. OIX> rru , S2500. 7 52-8539 '7 1 \lust II. Exct.'I mpg. "eeds some mmor ene wurk Sl.iSO. or bsl ofr. !WS-1~ l!rit Mustang II. PS. PB, AC. auto trans. almost new Ure.. \ rn lop. rally "hef-ls. 71.000 m I, $2700 or best orfer. Call 642 9136 SL Pkg luel lllJ('ilt'<i. :-, s p e e d . a 1 r c •1 n d .. 1\.\1 FM. quad sµt•aker ..,yslem. lettued :.ll't'I rad1ab. "ire bai-kt'l wheels. dual l'lt'clric mirrors, Whitt'. f:.it•t. d1amo1s cloch rntenor 12007.1\Q) '78 3000. salver. blue int. s~ lhru out 29,331 mi. se r vice records avatJ Locilly owned &. dri ven . Sl8 .900 714-49t-0436 7180 Miles SANTA ANA DATSUN 7.l Aad; Century Lux u:s waJi!on. all power. arr. °'*"'11... 9955 A.\l Flt t S995. 546 1431. ...................... . 4,411 Miles. SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 £. 17th Street Sama Ana s.58-7811 '73 450 SLC. Sunrl. xlnl. Must sell. S12,800 <:a II m-6700. 6'2-7251 2001 E 1 ith Slrttl SwJua Ana 5.58-7811 9Q4.843.Se\e. '76 Olds Cd.Jus. l ownet". 4 cir. ~ en,. AM/Fil, 9915 a&r, PS. 714mo-Ot15 ....................... ..... "'1 79 Eldorado B1arr1tz OleseJ. S15.SOO Mileage ....................... T .... 97 6 7 11.CO>. Call 642·9193 ....................... 752-0900 . '78 Datsun 280Z. Mrnl '71"'1 :MOD. Elec sunroof. Aa.o. air. CtC. Lt 1vc1ty w lba.mboo iotenor ;\II reds-orig owner ~usl sell. 49:)..DJ OC' 493 I 400 aft&pm. (ask f°'J Ohn I '63 Tnu.mph TR4 40.000 ma. roll bu. m&g whls . new ures Hrd & C'Ofl v 10p5 1.s1 SI300 dm ei. 1 l awa> 675 5141 Jim or Marlt '74 Eldo. Gold. Below wholes&Je. Sl3SO. Need mine)'. MS-__ 2280 ___ _ "l6 Plato Sqllire WllOCL 4spd, FM IC.Ir'., debaxe ln· ter. rack. lllchellns • ZJ.<XXlmi. lmmac. cood. S2.950. Pmidl: &73-mz da,ys, ar7$1.Q28S eves. 9101 cmd. tu.lb' kNtded. 4.spd 631~ 71».(1734. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7S Fox : New eng .. paint. etc Xlnl cond S3SOO Ca 11 731-4763 '71 Seville. white. very <lean. S7800 64().QBJ 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" a "'° ....................... fi-44-~IOor 644·5859 17' Camping lra lier . oourh. dlnl'lle. 3 burner gas range. oven. rerng. closets & cupboards. clean & comfortable Pn<.'er . automatic. AM 1!-'\I. .\11chehos. pw r door locks. "Like Brand New." Below Low Kelly. C71DWRNl Camaro. '78 beaut ~. '77 Plymouth sta wgn, AIC. PIS. disc brakes. l~gage rack. AM /FM radio. S1500 10 80 641-1479, SNfTAHA20' lmmac Race & en.use eqtapped loaded W/hvy d14y hW> trlr. PP Day (!13) ~l~I Eve (714) 879-6004 -------Trailers. Utilty 9 18 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U11LITYTRA1LER 5'Xl0'. Sleet bed. $500. 64>5124 78 Sport.about. 14 •• '79 SHP01Btd, remote tanJt. N/lo Senke, P.-h f\illDacrcncover. Mao) &Acc .. IOfffs 9400 mas. l1S8S. 961-81'22 .............. • •• • • •• • • 17' VENTURE + trailer & 018. S2000 ~ ---..... ml Vmture 25, 3 nlla knot meter, stove, head, trlr • outboard. 15995 B-7558 pm. 752-1323 am. SBMCEDEPT. Open6 Days A Week Man.·Ftl. 7:30-5:30 s.turdays 8:00.$ :00 =-~~· Colla Mesa 546-19)4 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW 1979 1/2 TOH CHEYYVAH (02561 OHLY$5798 HOWARD CMYr'Olet Dove &i Qua ii St.s NEWPORT BEACH 13).()555 197'fOllD 1250 MAXI YAM NEW van with a uto. tnns .• pwr. steering, till wheel " less than 200 milea! (f'ClSlO). Priced BEl...OW factory in voice! $6111 THEODORE ROBINS FORD , •l,(J ~1/11111011 1\11/fl ((J'1A Ml'" t,-l J UOIU ·es Dodie Pop Top Camper. x lnt eood. 1'Jmded. am. 54Mtot. 19'M Dodie Van TR 200. Ori1 owner, AM·FM rdo. PS/PB, f1lu.bed int, new tlrH. A /C. ...... 95'0 ....................... WllUY Q.IMICAIS MeTIUCIS • rJf'4,.._.f I l •H v ii<, I I ' CREVIER $I Sf a HOAOWAY SAMTA AMA 835·3171 TltC~ATtiOlllVIMO~ '" •USEDIMWs• '733.0CSc~. miot105S9l '76 2rol41p c272PHL) '71320 4sp. air<294SXE > '715."n 41p S/R <01791 '71 W.A mint (1008) '71 O>c:si C456SXG ) '783D4ap, air (4228) '78 320.A. air (6096) '78 5.'nA loeded (54a) "19 SD 4 ap S IR (81111 > "19 S28l.A s /R (2615) "19 ~ lollded COZS6 I ao-t 72 BMW 2002 TJJ, sliver. new paint. mat wheela, Int & eoa xlot. ~.ooo. B-5639 IOI t fd uet'• 11 DAT. KlNG<:AB 42.m'f mlles. automatic. bhw. ClF417721 "79SUBARU BRAT 4)(4, 12.412 miles. red. C ~) '71 DAT. LW BASE 33,726 rnJt ... 5 speed . gold. UG108li) '71 CHEVY LUV Sl&,910 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2.001 £. 17\h Stred Sela Ana 55&-7811 Air cond .. 4 speed . MG 9742 ~ shell. 1lf'%7842J ...................... . 13891 i'2 MG Midget F'air c.oadtlioo '78 DATSUN P. U Cal.I Tift)' 54&-~ LWB. au&omauc. yellow. I 1B72114) S2970 MG lfidla, '78. 22,ooom I Good cood. Leaving CCUltlY· mmt aell. SZ.950 oeo. 569-a7. eves. Volm"'OCJI" 9770 meulllc brwn wttan int. ••-••••••••••••••• •••• al.Co~. tll whl. mags. --------•I 1t8.!i:.aving:.J5 V V1ctor 8. H.av10o lrooble selling or&ly 1700 mi. bst orter • over ~ or usm lse. ~our car~ Try us! Paid wkd's 752 8952• eves & for or oot' Ask for Fr ank wkends 752·6067. Manno or Tom Aikin. JIM u _.11.._.0 '78 Qunaro Coupe Take ~ .... over pay m e nts or VOU<SWAGEH Sl6567tmo. 548-S448 aft 1171 t IUCH ILYD. ~ ............... 142-2000 '7S Rabbit. S2300 Ask for Val. '7»1S2$, 831-0868 '76 Sdrocco. sl vr . 1m · mac .. S4000 873-71Zl 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEIUSRRST! We have a SoOd select ton ol NEW " USED ~! CONNELL C HEVROLET """ ,, .. r I \ \• ' S4 b-1 ZOO "18DAT. KINGCAB Air cond .• automatic. creen.<~> '79DATSUN P.U. "JO VW BUG. ~lt etll· Gd cood. $1800. Call ~ ............. !?~~ _ecz.«D& ________ _ Secriftce llllf El Camino 32"7, aw>. CODIOle. muy m-. pld mpc, be&l of· '71 Fury Wagon. Loaded. Runs xJnt. Must sell. PP. 551.-'lm 77 Pl YllJUTH RIY4a 32.236 CAREFUL Ml.LES! A!Umat.lc, alr lmd.. pwr. steering and brake s, rad io, whitew•llB. A Cream NI.~ olce ramtly ear. Pr iced to Sell ! a.t Moa/24.000 ML Service Contract •vallable <VN<D> ,_ -SANTAANA IATSllll mu £.17th StNet Sm&aAu 158-'JIU Air eood .. 4 speed. B RAND NEW. LAST ONE! Only 1S mllH! (0738) '78MGB Convert Ible • '73SUper BedJe, Sl,000 am1lm cu• • rebut It rm.Im. 4 apd. U&e new me.. a.lot aJDd. SUSO. CCDS. Biil .otre.r tu•. ffr.eomt a...--------.·~ "" 2411/24,mMI SEIVIE l o..ndA..uallle llllllV4lblclia S.ltlltwtf ., .. •nm -&.rM.,... S...Aaa .... '14 -z: Ol&ataMbtt eood. 51,. orl.JHI ..U.. SUWlt wldl all', am/fm. M1M. D•1• m.-.. ....... ~ 417""1JI q.I t746 vw "JI C.mper, new ea1. ..................... •• brb, ahalllt •ystem " '11 IPB. men. C.Um.™2 EIU2& "Cttaa P•ff." 4 eyllads. 4 tDMd. air eoo4 .. AM1r11.tape, be••l1 rlat, 1port atrlp••· clock . 24 lblM.D Ill. Senlee Coatrael aullable. '7Jt. 1 .. -·· ... BU•IUIMIM Cealeot tM O~ILY '9U)T W lueee 11 I ......... ...., , ... ., ......... , utlat e FlellllOUI ................ ....... ............... . ,. l'brmula, -mt, 350 en1. 1tereo c•••· AJf/nl. xlllt cond. Alk~ llllMI00.51Sf ... •,4t-1 JllU 'M ... All,,.. ~u. _____ ___,,........-.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![!I ~-. so.i.m. .'PJll ... .... ,.,,. Ill-Till MMl21 OT.• PW. IUOl/or t7NM'f I • 7 VOL n, NO. JS4. S SECTIONS, 21 PAGES . -m 'l'••r. Bome&ew• Dally New•p• .. r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS • . Record County Voting T111nout Seen -DAVID IRJTDIANN __ ...,,....,.... A record turnout II exped.ed ln Oraqe County 'hetday when vo~n pae Judatnent on can- didat. nmnlna lD state, federal, county and Judldal races u weU as on DWnft'OUI atate and local ballcl me11ures. ReOat.rar ot Votera Al Olson said be anUctpates a S7 percent turnout f~ Tuaday'a ballotlq, or M0,000 voters trekking to tfie ~Us. The previoua h1Ch turnout for a countywide election was m .oe1 ballot.I cut ln 1978. RepubUcana and Democrats as well as Llbertarlans . American Independent and Peace and Freedom party mem· bens, will vote Oil who they wish to represent them in the No- vember election for the offices of president, U.S. senator. con- eressmen, state senator and as; semblymen. On a non~ buil, voters In the Flrat and Third Superviaorial diatricta will de- cide if incumbent Philip An· tbony and appointed Supervisor CANDtDATES BEGIN FINAL WHIRL-AS Edison Miller will stay in office. In the judicial a~na. S2 can- did ates are running for 17 judgeships in Orange County. There are several Superior Court races and 10 municipal court contata. On the county Board of Educa- tion. three seata will be up for eJectJon. The only municipal race will be Jn the city of Irvine. where 10 candidates are vying for three seats oo the city council. There also will be el~Uons In the Irvine Ranch Water District. the Municipal Water District of Orange County. the Tri Cities Municipal Water District and· the Coastal Municipal Water District. In addition to 11 state ballot propositions. Orange County voters will decide the fate of two countywide measures-Proposl· lions A and B. Proposition A asks voters if they wish to use existing fuel taxes now collected by the state in Orange County for mass transit projects. Proposition B asks voters if the Board of Supervisors shouJ<l have the authority to consolidate duplicate services provided by the sheriff's departmtMt and the marshal's office. A third county ballot proposi- tion. C. is to be voted on only in the unincorporated areas of the county and asks voters if rental housing developments for the elderly. handicapped and poor l'houJd be provided. <See VOTING. Page AZ> ·Ramsey Clark Attacks U.S. Raid • o.itr ............. PRIME LOCATION, BUT MONETARY CONDmON8 PREVAILED BASF Pin In Fotlnl91n Y...,: Home b • !EmpeoJHa lhuttlng Down Oosing of Plant Ga8 R atio ning Ruffles FV Officials Plan Pushed By President By PIULSNEIDERMAN December 1979. absorbing oi-o.My l'lt•Uutt pe rsonnel from BASF's former .The announce_me,nt that BASF offi ces in Newport Beach. V1_deo Corporauon s ne.w Foun-LastThursday, however. 200 ta~n Valley manufactunng plant employees were dismissed. The will s~n close has provoke<;! ex· re maining personnel, approx· press1ons of surprise and disap. imalely so workers will be pointmentrrom city officials. phased out during the ~ext three In 1978, the city's Agency for to six months, a spokesman for Community Development thefirm said. agreed to contribute $1.5 million -The closure decision reported. to beJp acquire the plant, con-ly was made by the company's sidered a prestigious addition to parent corporation, BASF-AG, the local industrial district. based in West Germany. The plant, located on 22.7 Heinrich Witlkamp, who is acres at the comer of Talbert coordlrialing the c los ure , Avenue and Ward Street. waa blamed deteriorating monetary expected eventually to employ exchange rates and inlJaUon for about 1.200 residents. the shutdown. He also said the The facility, designed for the company didn't believe it could manufacturing of video tape re-compete ~ainst video tape re- cording mac hines, opened In <See VIDEO. Page AZ> · Siooe tw ater Prayi n g 'For Sweet Water SWEETWATER, Tuu <AP> -The rally on the parched grounds of the Nolan County Courthouse waan't exactly a rain dance, but 500 Sweetwater rpaidenta held banda, sane hymns and prayed for rain After a ab-year drou1bt that threatens to dJ'1 out their mtire water 1upply, they want to draw pubnc, II DOt heavenly, atteatkla to their plitbt. rally aald they've all but atopped waterlne lawns. Swe«Water, po_puJauoa 15,000, Ilea ln tbe heart ol west-central Texas on a watenhed that has been cursed wltb leas than 4 inches of rain this year. The community la known for lta dry duty spells and the irony ol ita name. Since 1975, unofficial rainlalJ ftearea bave been far below normal. _ WASIDNGTON (AP> -Presi· dent Carter is about to ask Congress to adopt an emergency gasoline rationing system that wlJI taJce more than one year to set up, a Department or Energy officjaJ told Congress today. Douglas G. Robinson, DOE deputy administrator for policy. s a id the plan. calling for massive Issuing of coupons, would require $100 million to de· velop and would have a substan· tial error rate. He said lbat from 10 percent to 20 percent of Ameri can motorists probably would not re-ce Ive their proper s upply of coupons at first because of d.if. ficulties ln keeping track of reg· istered vehicles. "Ten to 15 million Americans wouldn't get them," he told a Senate energy subcommittee. ··A substantial portion or the American people would be un· bappy. It's inherent tn a coupon ration plan." Robtnaon said Carter has ap- proved the proJ>OSal and plans to submit It to Congress within a weekortwo. Con1reas already bas autborilred the edmlnistratJon to propose a standby rationing 1ystem and the next step ii for tbe adm1nlatraUon to submit a apeclfic plan. "Send rain to the waterabed," they intGoed S\mdaJ. • 'Flll OW' lakes and fill our bearta to over-nowm,. Give us UM water we need • . . pby1lcally and aplritually ... BJ the end ol the meetiq, •kl• were cJoudy. But atW no raha. An Ill Wind ''God wlll ntpODd ID JUI OWD foOd Ume; beca-. He bowl we ailed Illa ....... laid tM .... Onel =.'put.or ot Lamar 8lrMt Olareb, who or- l&lllMd Ute ._..ta1. uni.att...-lalrdadlOClet NidQtJ......,Joe..._ la& .-;_a.-.eter'• ... _. ~.WWbl......,....tna =· =-=:=,~ t1: ..... ...., ... ~ ..... .,, ....... . ......... Glib t.b'e.,... ................. 111 .. IJllllL=• ........ at ... Movie's Last Scene 'Live' COVSN'l'llY, Eql&lld <AP> -Morieeoen w... reachlnt for tWr ~I al 8bltt Butler' WU W~ out QD kart.et O'Hara lD the a.th _. ftna1 anaut. of ''Gone Wlt.b the Wlnd." ......,.,, tbe 1erem went blank -tbe projector bad bJ'Olren down. Sater Alan Taylor and Unda Dune. Tatlor. Jt, ualltaDt man...,. 8t CcweatQ'• A8C CIDlma. ud llJA Burke, a. an lee tl'Um ..... wom•, acted out die ftnal 1e111e It .... Ital•· TIM Impromptu acton didll't quJt4 mateb the performance ot CJU"k Gable encl Vivien Ltllh, nor their exact llnea, but the audience roved It.I approval, aecordln1 to aecounta of the ll1eklent la 8f,tt1ab tabloid• today. The final 1c.ne, a la Taylor and Burke: "Oil Rbelf. Wbat am I IOlnl to do If you leave rnef" '+The ume 11 IUlett ... l'rutlJ, I don't·she a damn." .. Home. I'll eo borne. J'U ftPd aome way ol letdq )'OU back. After all, tomonow li another day.'' Rescue Mission Flayed By The Associated PTHS Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr opened a "Crimes of America" conference today with a tirade against America. and fo rmer Attorney Gene ral Ramsey Clark. one of the partici- pants, condemned the aborted U .S. mission to rescue the hostages as "lawless and con- trary to constitutional govern- ment." "It is inconceivable that COO· stitutional government could ever delegate to a single person -president or prime minister -the power to risk killing many people half a world away in a foreign country." Clark said ol president Carter's attempt to rescue the S3 American h.)etages April 25. Eigbl of the U.S. ser1icemen ln the million were killed wbeo two of the aircraft coWded. "I hope that the ~ference and our partlcipatioa In it can se<!ure the early release ol the hostages wbicb I think is an im- portant human concern for all people," said Clark. He arrived In Tehran with nine other Americans in de- fiance of a Justice Department ban. But Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh GhotbUldeh said again that a U.N . Commission study- ing the Iran-American dispute will not be allowed to visit the <See IJlAN, Page A%> * * * . . Mantttled Riote r With his hands cuffed behind his back, a Cuba n refugee sits on the ground in the Fort Chaffee. Ark .. refugee re- location center after Sunday's riot. Story on Page A4. Gold, Silver Boosted Iran Shooting R umors Vpset Market LONDON <AP) -Rumors that three to flve American hostages had been shot in Iran boosted gold and silver prices to- day to tbelr highest levels in many weeb. The dollar ed&ed lower. ln Wasb.lngton. a spokesman at the State Department's Iran working desk was asked to com- ment oo the rumor and said, "It's the first I've heard of It." Gold traded ln New York al $560, up $14.llO but had been up S21 . Hect.le tradln1 was reported In Europe •r the holta1ea rumor swept Far Eastern exchanps. Ope Austrlalian report deacrtbed Dandemoolum at Far Eaatem cu.rietlc:y market.a. but the mllltanta denied the sbootlns rumor la u lntervtew wlt.b the Melbourne Herald. Many dealers aald they re· garded the ori'1oaJ report as un- likely. but nervoua markets re- acted bulliab.ly anyway. Gold l'OM SM.12 l.n Hone Kou to clOle at ... 10 an ounce . .na when European market• opeeed;tbe metal'• priee IOU'ed to lta b1cMat levela •lDce Mlttb. By mlcl·morntaa ln Zurich. Europ e'• bt11Ht bullion market. IOld -.. tradlal at a medl• Man o.H, ,up Sl7 from f'rtdar'• cloa• aad ~ta hlJbelt lnel 1lnee llueb U wben _... metal cloaed at •·• befcn a lharp drop. In Loadon, t.be clty'1 bl1 flve bulllon bou1t1 allo flxed t.be mor nlac prtce at HH, up from riiis8r'• final S*.IJO and the Ja1't*t .....,.. prtee .U.C. M areh U wben It c loHd at .... IO. lteloMd toda7 at .... IO. &Iver IOicl tn London ror t me- dian Jl4.51 .. omff, Up froa) • $11. 70 .... f'rtdaJ. It WU the f'lnt time Ill Mr wu won.It man than $14 since April 25. Silver traded in New York at $14. 75. up80 cents. One bullion dealer m London said the Iran rumor was the lesser ol two forces responsible for too.y•s sharp rise. ·'It's very largely a technicaJ reacUoo," he said. "Gold has been stuck in the S500 to $S2S range fol' months and once there was a breakout from that range, it wu accepted that the move Police Quiz Woman Again FORT WAYNE, lod. (AP> - Police lnveatlgatora tryina to find out who ambushed Urban Leque Prnldent Vernon Jordan -and why -aay they will intervtew a1aln the woman who was theoo- lyeyewttaeastotbesnJperattack. The woman, llartba Coleman, a 31-year-old divorcee. "wantt to cooperate com_pletely wtt.b us,·· Kenneth Van B.yan. dtT police chief ol detectives, said SUnclay. Site ad w lawyer wtll meet wit.la '-al autllortdea ~. polic. a.kl. It WU D0t cleJJ' Uthe FBI woWd e1eo lat.rritt lbe wom• who talk*I brteft7 to authartdel after &M TbundQ · momtna eboottna and then w.nt l.Dtobklnl. ns CHOICES Tbe Dall) PUot today llltl tta reeommtndatJona for propoel· Uone, ~andldates. Jucltee and loc1l mNIUnl an P .. e Al . would be quJte dramatic. "The breakout itself is now at- tracting gold buying. and silver 1s going up in sympathy with it.'' he s aid. Meanwhile. the dollar opened steady but was edging lower in most financial centers, affected by the lat.est gloomy predictions on an American rttession and the disparity between U.S. in- terest rates and the higher re- turn available on dollar dei>O$lts elsewhere. Coast Weath er Cloudy night and morn- l n 1 hours. s unny and breesy Tuesday afternoon. Lows t.onipt ln mid 50s. Hieb• Tuesday 65 to 70. INSIDE TODA~ JolM thotlghJ tltot '°"" dtotlt camt u toOllld ,,. IOUh ,,.. /OOI of Clft ~'· "°' ""'" ,,.. ""'" of rou.,. .... Sff ,,.A1. ••••• • . I • t t ~-----JVSl'~NC--.._ ......... ,......._,,_.....,.,_.._, m ....... ,. ... ._r.a. .Great Weatern Bida On S&L Acquiaition LOS ANO&L&I (AP) -OtMl W ..... Saviql ... I.GUM• ~ ----WdQ -on.'° Mquln P'•eedal hMr•· Uoe ... tor .... mt llllllian, °'•bout ID.,.,....,..., u.. Loi ~beaede!Ompqy. J ... P.. MClllC,fMMrJ, ,..... .... ud cbltf Heieallvit., Orut ................ ~ ... \WttJIONlll ............... OClrp •• aa\d U.olhrftllll~:lw J.Sqd ................ ~ .... wkla l'taMdaJ ,....,.uo., parflllll=IQol u .. ~ IDd..,.. H~lai.lona wtth 8$ olD~ ln Calli a wt'1tb hu Sl.4 bilUon ln ........ The ac:qwalUoo .-ou.ld bl l\lb.ied lO awoval by both flnna' boardl and abar~n u ....-1 u repJatory .,enc&ee, NJd lloat&Qmery. .\fto QI.-. .. Trl•I L•••• WASHINGTON (API -n. U.S. Supte..,. Court 10day el••red the way for• new civil trial foeualn1oaabloody1•poUce raid on Blac~ Pant.her headquarters In Chicaco. Tbe J~Uce11 relUHd to dlamlaa char,_ that f~al. state and city law enforffment a•ent.a violated the civil ri1hu ol Bladl Pao· t ther Party memben. ~ court apllt 5-3 ln vot1q to leave intact a federal peophc court ruling that a new trial is necesaary. • POfW lt'arna "' f;zp•rl••11•• PARIS. Fraoce <AP> -Pope John Paul U warned today that the future of mankind wa'-:'radically threatened. •n aplte ot very nobleiotentioftl~ mea oladence. · • Tbe pope a ed out experimenta ln modlfyin• ttnet u equal to cbernlcal, bacteriolo&ical and n~lear w.apou, aayiq they ' were cases where sclenilltc research was oriented lO "destructive goals. . . or applied to ends contradrctory to thole of humanity.·· He gave the w a ming in Paris before fi)'in• to U.leux. a town In Normandy 100 miles west of the French ca pit.al lO viait the shrine of St. Theresa and speak to clolltered CarmeUte nuns. A.a the papal • helicopter landed, the rain that bu punctuated hla weekend trip lO Fraqce betan falling again. An eetJmaled 300,000 were waJUq at the shrine. :l Railroad• 10 M•rg• ROANOKE. Va. (AP> -The Norfolk & Western Railway and • the Southern Rall way announced plan.a today to COMOUdate under common ownershJp and control. The mereer plan wu announcedjoinUy by Jobn P. Filbwtck, president of the N&W. baaed in Roanoke, Jnd L. Stanley Crane. president of the Southern, baaed lD WaahinCtoa. D.C. • Flsbwick said details still were to be completed and must be app~ed by direct.on of both companies, their stockholden and the Intent.ate Commerce Commission. C'a"""" f'ouHd OH C'artrr Ro11I• FORT WAYNE. Ind. <AP> -A homemade cannoo loeded for firing was found along the route President Carter took to viatt Na· tlonal Urban League President Vernon Jordan at Parkview Memorial Hoepital, st.ate polk:esaid today. State police spokesman Glenn Weber ukl troopers were checking the presidential route Sunday wbeo Sgt. Bob Bums found several men In a yard with a homemade cannon. The owner of the cannon, Jerry Spears, 38, of Fort Wayne, told Bums be wu un- a ware the president would be rldin1 put the site in Jeu than an hour. ,. rd#t .f•ag.-. t I VIDEO CLOSURE. • • corden produced at a lower coat · tn Japan. .. I waa really abocked. es,.a=-,..i DOW when we 11 Though they were diuPPCl6at· ea by .the plant clo.ure, -toun. tam Valley officials contended Friday that the city's $1.5· million investme11t Isn't in jeopardy. Alan Bums. acting city at· torney, said the city's contraCt contains a protection clause stating that it must be reim· bvrsed fully if the plant abut.a down wtthln three years. He said the agreement ls belnl studied to determine predaely bow this refund can be obtained. City council members were in· formed Thursday about the im- minent closure. Bandit Hits Valley Victim Fountain Valley police are seeking a younc bandit who struck a aervlce station attendan t in t he face and escaped with $157 taken froin the till Friday night. Investigators s aid the strongarm robbery occurred ln the Texaco 1tation at 11520 Newhope St.. atte~ a male •led 17 to 19 asked the unidentified attendant for change, then slugged blm. The suspect In the Incident was described as a caucaslan about 5 feet, eight inches tall, of · medium build. DAILY PILOT ,,.. Or-C-• °""' ...... """ _ .. " , __ ... _,,..... It lllillltllllM "' - :.~=-~-~~~~.:: ... c.M• -· ..._, ....... _......, t:.~c'.:::. :·~':,J.:.,,':= .=".~ ..-.-'""~-~ tM~~ .......................... ...,_r.o ... •Mt. C:.WMHA ~·-· ........... __ ..__ , ... ~ VK•"'--0..•""""-' ~ ........ ·-~::...-a=- AMI•~---==·-*:=fl~:C~~ _..... ......... ~~-- ~ ""'90N...,. .. ,. '--~ ... C*leWtot•illlH4e.._. Telep• 1 • (n4)MM9t C1111•1•Mo ...... ....,. ,.... ..... 0-... ClolMYoati I .. , ... , .. were to mucb oo a facility like t for our tax bue," oblerved Councilwoman Barbara Brown. "It's a real blow." Councilman Ben Nielsen not- ed. "It's a prime loution. I don't aee any major ~em getting another company In there. "I would like It to be a m~. triple·A corporation . That's what I liked about BASF -It projected a good Image for the city from the freeway.·• Though disappointed b)' the p lant closure. CounclJma n Roger Stanton aaid be reels vlD- dicated in view !>f,tbe objectk>ns he expressed aoout the project two years ago. Stanton was the onty council member to vote a1aln1t the $1.5-million nnanclal plan to ac- quire the BASF facUlty. "It just looked U&e a bad buai- neaa deal to me." be said. "I saw no figures that justified a sublidy of $1.5 million." Stantoo sald he objected that the agreement c:ontlined no guarantee that BASF would OC· cupy the plant few a lon1 period of lime. Under the terms of the fma,n . clal plan, the ell)'. purchued the plant atte from QB Properties. a Newport Beach firm for S2 mUlion The firm then purchased the site back for $500,000. Tbe $1.5 million difference waa c:b~ neled to BASF to defray ex· pen'es a11ociated wltb tbe manufKtunr'• 15-YMI' leue on the property. · A BASF tpok•man laid the company currently lJ -.a1ed bl talk.I resatdiDC tta .. ue ca the property. Voting Stand Corrected \ laaeeu.rate laformaUoa N · lardilal tbe ~ of Woal• Vot•rt' 1ta1a4 oa two atat• prtm117Mllot...::'•M9-WM iaadY~ blatl ...... ......... aid ta....., .• Dell1 PUot. ..... atl ... ot u.. ~ Coal7 brlDcb ~ tblt tie i. .......... ,-=-= .. OD Plop•• T ... uter aid U4 reeom..,. • ••y., •• ,,.... ~· autborl1ia1 •HIJ n••M ..... Tlae en•H• tlpNI ,,. ............................ l••H' ••rta1 •t•••• of H~~lladmsra.. Ballots €over Rentals Wut Orana• CouAty ~ wtll cut ballota Tuelda)' for ~ ln Oranie County'• lit DUtrkt ln edditloa to mak· ln1 ebolces la ~4o."'mart• and on variouil propcliN· ~·· AllO on the ballot In Hunt- lnaton Beach I.I Propoeitlon L. a m•uure wblch would clear the way few C'OGltnacUoD o( nnt.al Wllll for tbe elderly, tbe bm- dJupped aod low·lneome reai- denta. And PhlWp E. Cox la nmnl.nc unoppo.ed for Judat· ln the West Oranp County lhmicipaJ Db· lrlct. the ooly poelllon up foe election there. The lat Supervilorial dlatrlct. wb.kb. pttl incumbent' Pbilip An· tbooy aaainlt Fountain Valley City CoUncllman Roaer Stanton and two others, includes all parts of Fountain Valley . ..Al=• peering on the ballot are ~ poelal official Hec- toc G · and Santa Ana ctty Cou.odlman Harry Yamamoto. A few scattered predncta ln Fountain Valley as well as most of Westminster are in the 7lst osst'mbly district. whue Democratic incumbent Chet Wray ls W>Of>poeed. ' Doris Allen, president of the Huntington Beach Union fngh School District Board of Trustees, Is opposing former Garden Grove Mayor Rick Erickson for the Republlcan nomination. The 73rd Assembly District in· dudes Huntlniton Beach, Faun· lain Valley, COit.a Mesa and Sul Beach Rossmoor. Incumbent Democrat Denob Manaers or Huntincton Beach i1 runolni W'I· ' opposed, aa is Republican Nolan Frlzelle. a Costa Mesa op· tometrlst. Polls will be open from 7 a .m. to 8 p.m. * * * Fro• Pagp . \ I VOTING ••• Additionally. votera In 10 cities will vote oo local ballot propoei- tions. Those cities include Hwit· ington Beach, San Clemente. Costa Mesa and San Jua'I Caplltrano. - In preparing ror U11I election. tbe county spent Sl.S million to buy a new mechanical vote c.-owitina syat.eni that Olson qys t1bould make it eaaler and quicker to compute el~ re· ttull.a OllOO bas P'"'e:dicted the 90 MW machines should have final but unoffidaJ retW'l\I completed by 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. The race wh.icb stirred up the moet cowttywide attention dv· in& the last aeveral mon~ was the Third District Supervisorial contest between Miller and chaUqefl Bruce Neatande and Ru.as Mannine. M Iller WU appointed lO the board last year by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. But bJa appolot- m ent became controversial because of his anU-war state- ments while a prtsooer of war In North Vietnam and h1.s usocla· tlon wttb the Campat1n for Economic Democracy. Neatande. a Republican as· semblyman from Orange, out· collected MlUer 5 to 1 In cam· paten donatlona. Manning, a commercial artist, ran a distant third In the money race. Supervisor Anthony's bid for re I ectSon ln the First District was a much qweter affair, even thoueh be faces trial on poUUcal corruption cnaraes. Ant.bony la beW oppoeed by Santa Ana CQl.lncllman Harry Yamamoto. longtime postal ex· ecutlve Hector Godines. and Fountain Valley dty ouncillDan Ro1er Stanton. f'ro•Pa,,. .. 11 ' . .......... 91LL80AN> MOO!LS 1&11 TO IMOW TNEM DllPLEASUll! AT 811NQ COVEllD tn Ortando, Fla., NeadTruttt .._ C'ofttloweny, Prompta Ceneorehtp Tlae Great Coverup · Bare Billboard Bathers Get Bikinis ORLANDO. Fla. <API -In a billboard battle over adverUsine an all-0ver t.an. ao Orlando sign company has been painting bikinis on two sunbathers wblle a Miami·baaed company protesta that bare la better. told Peterson to halt the brush work. About 30 signs are up in the Orlando area. and 1Z have bikinis added. The bWboard illustration abows two nude women 1unnin1 tbemsehea on ·Uielr stomachs at a beach, and lt says, "How the French &et more tan out ol the aame aun. • • &pi Systems spokeswoman Sherry Welch aald there had beeo no adverse reaction ln South Pb1da. where the billboards have bffn up a1nce February. ... THOUGHT ORLANDO WAS a big city." ahe s~d. "It's really not that ba~ beeause nothing Is being shown. It's not a distasteful billboard." PrrEUON OVTOOO& ADVEllTl8ING Corp. ataried Lopping off the aunbatbera with painted bUdnla -top and bottom Friday alter lettinc c0mpla1nts &om residents and an Oraqe County commlaklner. "Tbe wbole Idea is to get people's attenlioo. 1be Idea is not to tum people off." But Cllfidall ol Sun Systems PromoUoas The t1WO companies are tryin1 lO work out a way to keep the billboards and satisfy unhappy resideota. Doris Allen Confident Ammunition "Plentiful' AKainst Erickson By &OBE&T MllKE& Ot .. .,...., "", .... Doris Allen believes she bas plenty of political ammunition to UH a1ainst ber oppoaeot in the Tllt A.aembly District. but says abe hun'l been capitalizing on lt. Mn. Allen. a 17-year resadeot of Westminster and president of t he Huntineton Beach Unloo ffl1h School Dlllrict Board of Trustees. is runnlng a&ain•t former Garden Grove Mayor Rick Eri ckson f or the Republican nomJnation Chet Wra y, a two·term Democratic Incumbent fro m Westminster. ls running opposed for his party's nomanaUon. Until recenUy, Erickson was a member of the South Cou.t Regional Coastal Commission. He has come under fire fM ac- cepting about S30.000 in cam- pal1n cootribuUooa from appli- cants wbo had permit.a before the commtask>n. Mn. Allen said because ber campaign two yean a10 a1atnat Wray took a negative approach. she didn't want to 1et involved wtth allegations this time around. She indicated, though. that the development bas helped her cauae H well aa dryin1 up political contrlbuUona for her opponent. She claims, moreover. that 1tate boards and com mi.salons provide an element for pollUcal 1raft. She said ahe would wort few new laws to make such practices a felonv - Mn."Allen, '3. sakl that major laalael are lnflaUon, taxes and crime. Sbe al.lo ls in favor of Proposi- Uoo t . "The state ia 1eW.n1 fatter and fauer and t.akin1 more and more money from the public," ahe sald. "Tbe oal1 way to at.op eovem· meot re1ulatloo and in · terference is to cut funds and make state offlc1al.s more ac- countable '· Enckson. who has m aintalM'd a low profile with the medla sin ce disclosures last March about financial contr1butionr.. was unavailable ror comment. Repeated telephone calls were answered by a recording an which Ericbon prom1sed to get back to the caller as aooo as possible. Mrs. Allea la a director and co·founder of Orange County 8us·Bloc. an OC'gan1zation op- poged lO busing ol Orange Coun· Conviction ~ft Intact WASHINGTON <AP> The U.S. Supreme Court today left In- tact the payroll-kickback convic· lion of Rep. Cbarlea Diggs D- M kh. Dlgp, who already haa an· nounced he 1nt.end.a to ret.ire an January from the seat he has held In the House since 1955, now faces a three-year prilooaeotence. ty school children as a means <#4 achjeving integration. She also supposts removing school finances from property tall revenues and transferring them to the sales taxes. 4 Sbe declared that districts are not complying with the Serrano- Priest court decision calling for equal financing of Califorrua slu· dents. She has· appeared in communi- ty theater roles over the years and had the starring role in "Mame" Sebastian West 's Din· ner Playhouse in San Clemente Erickson. a full-time author of adventure novels, was elected mayor or Garden Grove in 1.978. He previously served four years on the City Council He was appointed to the South Coas t Rt>gional Coastal Com- m1ss1on by the Orange County ~ague of Cities. He had an· nounced h.is intentions to resign several weeks before the fund- a 1sing disclosures . He has slated previously that the philosophy of big govern- ment spending is out of tune. He also said earlier that he favors a hard Jine on criminal Justice. He said he would wort to put more emphasis on the r•ghts and protection of victims. The 7lst Assembly District takes ln parts of Westminster. Fountain Valley, Garden Grove, Anahejm, Stanton. Buena Part, La Palma, Cypress and Los Alamitos. Democrats in the District out- number Republicans 69,249 to 45,274. .... -' ...... _ .. --. . The Jean Compffment ATht~, With. hand~ --ueioer end YlbrWn 9Clle tor rugoed ~ • B The Dune Boll Wit\ IQUllld ~ UCIC)lr lldcll ...... ..,_. ...... '*'10 to11ancs•2 '*' ~ • ..,..,.., 1n ~ •• , " I 17 I . 1 • ;~ VOL. 73, NO. 1s.t, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Irvine Caniliilates • ID Final Whirl •1 a1C11Aaa oassN ............... I Cand.lctales vyin1 for three E 1nm. au eouncu seat.a tn 14~·· eleeUon dld every· c from altrtfrlt.ln1 to pua- out plant.en ol herbe over ..-end in a final etfort to :j'VCMn. Incumbent Councilwoman II a.rr Ann Galdo, 38, who is ~klnl re-elect.ion to a second lin'm, aald volunteers for ber and her two runntn1 mates palled out 17,000 planters of h•rbe. She aaid it was an eJC· ctllent way to cet acrou the en· vlronmentalilt view• of herself and the other two candidates oo h•r alate. Gilbert Nelsen.Jr .. 33, owner of CPS Photo Service in Huntln1ton Beach, and Paul Todd Jr., 33. a teacher at San· tia10 Junior High School in Orange. All three have been endorsed by the Irvine Tomorrow political 1roup. Nellen. a councUmanic dlstrlcti.nC advocate, Todd and Galdo all favor a slowtna of Irvine's srowth rate. Dave Baker, 27, an attorney with the Newport Beach law firm of Virtue and Scheck, had his name skywrltten over Irvine at S p.m. Sunday. The Irvine Quorum political group bas endorsed his can· dldacy and those of incumbents Bill Vardoulls, 41, an engineer for Ford Aerospace in Newport Beach, and David Sills, 42. a partner in the Newport Beach law flrm of Silla, Dougherty and Hendrtckapn. Silla and V ardoulis are seeking re-election to second terms. Baker. Sills ~nd Vardoulis all favor Irvine's current growth rate. This view bas earned them campaign contributions from de· veloper interests. Candidate financial state- ments, which detail campaign expenditures and collections up to May 28, indicate that Balter received S19.899 and spent $18,440. Contributors to hla cam· palgn included Ridgeview Development Co. ($100), J .M. Peters Co. ($340). Fluor Corp. ($340> and Allergan Pharmaceuticals ($343). Campaign laws prohibit can· didates from receivln" contribu· Uons of more than $343 from any single source. According to financial slate· menta, Sills collected $16,322 and spent $16,MS. Contributors to his campaign include the Douglas Development Co. ($300>. VTN Inc. ($324) and Councilman Art Anthony ($200>. V ardoulls collected SlS,050 and spent $14.745, according to the statements. <See WIDBL. Page A.%) amsey Clark Attacks U.S. Raid * * * * * * Gold, Sil1'e r t ~ Hostage Word !':" Boosts Prices ~'LONDON CAP> -Rumor~ bat three to five American stages had been shot in Iran sted gold and silver prices lo· ~ay to their highest levels in tnany weeks. The dollar edged lower. In Washington, a spokesman at the State Department's Iran orking desk was as ked to com- ent oo the rumor and said, 'It's the first I've heard of it." Gold traded in New York at • up $14.80 but had been up 1. Hectic trading was reported in urope after the hostages rumor wept Far East.em exchanges. One Austrialian report ertbed pmdelD!mhnn at hr stem eurTeDcy marlteta, but militants denied the shooting r.imor 1n an interview with the r-elboume Herald. , Many dealers said they re- garded the original report as un- likely, but nervous markets re- acted bullishly anyway. Gold ro5e $24.32 in Hong Kong to close at $560.70 an ounce, and when European markets opened, the metal's price soared lo its highest levels since March. By mid·moming in Zurich, Europe's bigges t bullion market, gold was trading at a median $563 an ounce, up $27 from Friday's close and its highest level since March 12 when the metal closed al $586.50 before a sharp drop. In Loodoe, the city's big five bullion houses also fixed the morning price at $563, up from Fi1d.Q•1 final $$34.S> and the highest London priee since March 14 when It closed at $513.50. It cloled today at$558..50 Silver aold in London ror a me- <See GOLD, Page AZl -~~ HOSTAGE RAID 'LAWL£88' A1t•lcan Emoy Cl•rk Record TtirnOut Seen County R egistrar Expects ~7 .. Percent Vo te By DAVID KtJTZMANN OftlleDMly ...... S\eff A record turnout is expected Jn Ora.Qge County Tuesday when 1voters pass judgment on can· didates running ln stale, federal, ~. ounty and judicial races as well s on numerous state and local allot measures. Registrar of Voters Al Olson I.aid be anticipates a 67 pe.rcent 'turnout for Tuesday's balloting, !or 660,000 voters trekking t.o the \ polls. The previous high turnout for ja countywide election was 1628,061 ballot.a cut in 1978. Republicans and Democrats ~I s well as Libertarians, merican Independent and eace and Freedom party mem- ~rs, will vote on who they wish represent them in the No- m ber election for the offices of resident, U.S. senator, con- essmen, state senator and as· ,emblymen. , On a oonpartisan ba.sls, voters in the First and Third SUpervilorlal dlltricta will de· cide if incumbent Philip An- thony and appolnted SUpervisor lEdleon Miller will stay in office. , In the JLMiiclal arena, 52 can· didates are ruooin1 for 17 ,jud1eshipe in Oran1e County. There are aeveral Superior Court races and 10 municipal court contest.a. l .. On tbe county Board ol Educa-ruon, three seat.a will be up for ection. The only municipal race will be in the city of Irvine, where 10 candidates are vying for three seats on the city council. There also will be elections in the Irvine Ranch Water District, the Municipal Water District of Orange County, the Tri Cities CANDIDATES BEGIN FIHAI.. WHIRL -AS Municipal Water District and the Coastal Municipal Water District. In addition lo 11 state ballot propositions, Orange County voters will decide the fate or two countywide measures-Proposi- tions A and B. Proposition A asks voters if they wish to use existing fuel taxes now collected by the state in Orange County for mass transit projects. Propo11itioo B asks voters if the Board of Supervisors should have the authority to consolidate duplicate senices provided by PIUTI' LISTS rrs CHOICES The Daily Pilot today llsts ita recommendations for proposi· tloDI, candidates, judges and local measw;es on Pa1e A6. • ID Wllld Movie'• Laat Scene 'Live' the sheriff's department and the m arshal's office. A third county ballot proposi- tion, C, is to be voted on only in the unincorporated areas of the county and asks voters if rental housing developments for the elderly, handicapped and poor s hould be provided. Additionally. voters in 10 cities will vote on local ballot proposi· lions. 'nlose cities include Hunt- ington Beach, San Clemente. Costa Mesa and San Juan Caplstrano. In preparing for this election. the COlUlty spent $1.S million to buy a new mechanical vote counting system that Olson says should make it easier and quicker to compute elections re- 8ulta. Olsoo has predicted the 90 new machines should have final but unofficial returns completed by 2:30 a .m. Wednesday. The race which stirred up the moet countywide attention dur-iDC the last several months was the Tblrd District Supervisorlal contest between Miller and cballeqen Bruce Nestande and Russ MaMing . lllller was appolo~ to the board last year by Gov. Edmund G . Brown Jr. But bls appoint- ment became controversial becaUM el bis anti-war state· meat.a wblle a prtsoner of war ln North Vietnam and bis auocia· tlon with tbe Campaign for Economic Democracy. Nntande, a RQUbllcan as· aemblyman from Orance. out· collected lllDer 5 to 1 in CIJD· palfll dollat.lons. M an.nin1. a commeretal ~ ran a d1atant thlrd 1D tbe IDODe7 race. S.P*•llior Aatbofty's b6d for TeleetiaD ID t.M Pint District ,,.. a ailicb quMtitr attalr, even ~ he tae9 tnal on polltlcal .-~. Antla:lJ ls belna opgol4lld by 8uta Ana coueDmu Harry Yamamoco. -.Ume POlta1 ex· eeattn Hector Oodfnea, and rCMaDtma ValleJ au CoadlmaD Roe•••·· ~Fatal DIWBA <AP> -Salndor ft ala. JI, from nearbJ. · Tn.w ... f...al7 abot ta .,.. tllrOil. durlal 1 tut1 MN. poHC. Mld Rescue 1\fission Ftayed By The Associa&ed Press Iranian President A bolbassan Bani-Sadr opened a "Crimes of America" conference today with a tirade against America. and ro rmc r Attorney Gene ral Ramsey Clark. one or the partici· pants. condemned the aborted U.S . mission to rescue the hostages as "lawless and con· trary to constitutional govern- ment." · · u is inconceivable that con- s titutional government could ever delegate to a single person -president or prime minister -the power to risk killing many people half a world away in a foreign country." Clark said of President Carter's attempt to rescue the 53 American hostages Aprll 25. Elsbt ot tbe U.S. servicemen In the misskm were killed when l wo of lhe aircraft collided. ·'I hope thal the comerence and our' partlclpat.loo in it can secure the earl:J releue ol the host.ages which I tbink ls an im· portant human concern for all people." said Clark. He arrived ln Tehran with nine other Americans in de· fiance or a Justice Department ban. But Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said again that a U.N. Commission study· Ing the Iran-American dispute will not be allowed to visit the hostages. The commission sus- pended its work in March after being refused permission to see the hostages. President Carter sent Clark and Senate staffer William Miller to Tehran to help negotiate the hostages' release only days aft.er they were taken Nov. 4. However , at the time, Iran refused the American en- voys entry into the country. Later in November, Clark said he wrote a letter advising Iran of legal steps it could take t.o have the deposed shah returned. Bani·Sadr, in bis opening re- marks to the conference. said Iran was virtually governed by Washington and the Pentagon for years and urged condemna· lion of U.S. efforts ln his coun- try. <See lllAN. Page .\2) Irvine Voters To Elect N e w Water Boar d Irvine voters will to to the polls Tuesday to select t wo members of the five-member Irvine Ranch Water Dlatrict Board ot Dlreeton. There are 11 candidates lnelud· lna two incumbents. E. Ray Qullley and Onllle Reinbardl. ~ Tb• challeqen are Wealey ~red Carter, Jamea • Mark Frauen, SJbil Silberman. a ... Ruelett. Suun LamOUl"llU:l.o Bob Lowe ud Jim Ka1. Tbe lmM 3 a&ecUoe mub tbe IRWD Boud of Dlrecton ftba1 traultkm from a corpontelJ CODtJ'Olled to 8 publl~ COG• trolled 1*1.J. A 1upericw court rullnt::: bit year OY•rturned U.. '• ldltorle ludoww electm IDMNd. 'l1M na1tnt ma&- datedtllil Noftmbtr .1maum ea.tm • o. nutUOa Periods , ............ W t1l•~ Mar• an4 SuHD i.a ......... ---bJ lM Im. 'l'einae IOW poutleii ....... rl"be lntM Qacnm potttlHI ' r o•p •dorHd Qalll•J iii • •• Oeodaieb. ltlflllflCledRioter With his hands cuffed behind his back, a Cuban refugee sits on the ground in the Fort Chaffee, Ark .. refugee re- location center after Sunday's riot. Story on Page A4. Carte r Will Seek Gas Ration Plan WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi· dent Carter is about to as k Congress to adopt an emergency gasoline rationing system that will take more than one year to set up. a Department of Energy official told Congress today. Douglas G. Robinson. DOE deputy administrator for policy, said the plan. calling for massive issuing or coupons. would require $100 million to de- velop and would have a substan· tial error rate. He said that from 10 percent to 20 percent or American motorists probably would not re- cei ve their proper supply of coupons at fll'St because ol dif· ficulUes in keepin1 track of reg· •atered vehicles. ., "Ten to 15 million Americans wouldn't get them," he told a Senate enero subcommittee. ••A aubstantial portion of the American people would be UD· happy. It's iabuent ln a coupon rat.loo plan." Roblmon said Carter bas ap. proved the proposal and plans to submit it to Coqreu within a week or two. Con1r eas already bas autJaorited tbe adminlatralJoa to propoae a standby raUon.tn1 syatem and the aext steo a. f cr the administration to submit a specific plan. Sen. J . Bennett Johnston. D- La .. has proposed an alternative tax and r e ba te s y s tem . American motorists would be taxed as much as SS a gallon of gasoline. depending on the se verity or gasoline shortages. but would get the money back in the form of lowered income tax withholding. "T he present situation is an invitation lo disaster," said Johnston, who presided at the bearing. • But, he added. "I'll do what I can to pass the present standby olan because it's all we've got." Co ast Weather Cloudy night and mom· tng hours, sunny and br~ Tuesday afternoon. Lowa tmlgbt in mid ~ . Hilbs Tuesday ~ to 70. INSIDE TODA~ Jom t~hi that .,,..,. <*th c:onr Ii tOOllld .... ..,._... U.. faa of a. CMOtl. MC dh Uw """' 0/ roCtn .... 8d Pa(ICA1. ....... I I I ' ' ' • Moft June I tllO : .l•NN'lla ar .. •c-11 ••rflt-r ·• BEJRt.rr. Lebanon <AP> -An armored Israeli force I l*'elr•ted aouthem Lebaoon today ln Hieb ol PalMUn.lan I !, 1uerrlllu but withdrew without lnddent, a U.N. spokesman Hid. Samlr Sanbar. the spoke.man, said an Israeli force ol about 1 100 rolled acrou lbe border lnto an area of aouthem Lebanon 1 controlled by the Dutch battaJJon of U.N. peacekeepina forcet. t .\111 } 7-1'~ lt'arH• ••I f;~p•rl•,.Hf# l PARIS France <AP) -Pope John Paul JI warned today that lbe future Ot manktnd wu .. radically threatened, in spite of very .. -noblelnteatJona, bymenoftdeace." . , The pope •ln1led out experiments ln modifytna aenes aa equal · to chemical, bacteriolo&ical and nuclear weapons. saying they were cases where scientific research was oriented to' 'destructive goals. . . or applied lo ends contradictory tolhose of humanity.·' He gave the wamtne in Paris before nyina to Liaieux. a town In Normandy lOOmlles weatofthe French capital tovialt tbeahrineof St. Theresa and spealt to clotatered Carmellte nuns. Aa the papal helicopter landed, the rein that bu punctuated his wHkend trip to France began falling a1aln. An eaUmated 300,000 we~ waitin1 at ' the shrine. • 2 Railroad• to ,,.,.,.,,. : . ROANOKE. Va. (AP> -The Norfolk & Western Railway and the Southern Railway announced plan! today lo consolidate under ·. commonownerahipandcontrol. The merger plan was announced jointly by John P. Flshwick, president ol the N&W. bued ln Roanoke, and L. Stanley Crane, prealdentoftheSouthem, buedlnWuhlnaton.D.C. ~ -Fiahwick said det.ails aUU were to be completed and muat be approved by di~tora of both companies, their stockholders and the Iotentate Commerce Commiaaion. C'an11n11 l"oMHd OH ('art_.r lln•t,. FORT WAYNE. Ind. <AP> -A homemade cannon loaded for l irin1 wd foQnd alone the route President Carter took to visit Na· ' ' tional Urban League President Vernon Jordan at Parkvlew M emortal Hospital, state policeaald today. · State police apokesman Glenn Weber aald troopers were ' '. · c.hecklng the presidential route Sunday when Sgt. Bob Burm fOWld ' ·Several men In a yard with 1 homemade cannon. The owner of the cannon, Jerry Spean. 38, of Fort Wayne, told Burns he was un· • ~ware the president would be ridin1 past Che site ln leas than an 'hour. 1· r••• Pag.-. I I WIDRL OF POLITICS. • • The three candidates ln favoo of slowlftl the city's trowth rate collected and spent le11 than ~ StUs. VardoulJ1 and Baker. -Galdo collected )10 .. ~ and '.SP._ent $8,584. 'Nt!laen's contributions !lndud· :mg his $7,343 loan> total S7.M3. . lits expenditures are $7 .869. Todd collected $810 and spent ,t144. " . ~ft Galdo. Nelsen. Todd for City '-.C:Ounc:U committee raised $6,080 .. :and spent $8.285. ; lames Kincannon. 38. owr"?r of Kincannon & Associates ~rchiteclure of Orange, raised .5373 and spent $.1,429. He says he ls iq favor of the city's present .• •rowth rate. He has called for bet· • ter developmental planning in . ·l.-vlne. . Beverly Wright, 44 , a .homemaker. raised and spent under $500 in the campaign. She has been running a virtual slngle·lssue candidacy em· phaslzing the problems of YoUth in the city. Michael Barnes, 23, an aVla· '\U>n technid an. also ra lsed and )pel)l under $~00. He is a 'grfd11ate of Irvine's Unlvenity ·High School. He has advocated Melee Quelled an examination or the ctly's transportation system. Jama Grow dropped out ol the City Council campalen too late lo have his name removed from the ballot. f'ro• Pa,,.-l I GOLD ... dian $14.SS an ounce. up from $13.70 late Friday. It was the rirsl time silver was worth more than $14 since April 25. Silver traded in New York al $14. 75. up80 N•ntllL One bullion dealer in London said the Iran rumor was the lesser or two forces responsible for today's sharp riff. "It's very largely a technical reaction." he said. "Gold has been stuck in the $SOO lo S52S range for months and once there was a breakout from that range. it was accepted that the move would be quite dramatic. "The breakout itself Is now at· tracling gold buying, and sliver is going up ln sympathy with it." he said. Meanwhile, the dollar opened steady but was edetng lower in most financial centers, attect.ed by the latest gloomy predlctlons on an Asnerlcan recession and the disparity between U.S. In· lerest rates and the higher te· tum available on dollar deposits elsewhere. * * * SW&ZTWATER. Tezu (AP> -The rally on th• parcbed 1roulld1 of th• NoJan Count-, Courthouae waan't uactly a rain dance. but 500 heetwat.r naldents held haads. 11n1 hJtnna and prayfd f« r..m. After a six.year drou1bt that threatens to dry out their entitt water 1upply. lhey waot to draw publle, ti not heavenly, att.entlon to tbm PUlbt. "Send r.:ln to the wa~rsbed." they l.ntooed Sunday. "nU our lallea and nu our heart.a lo over· flowta,. Give ua the water we nttd ... ph~alcally and spiritually." By the end of the meeting, skies were cloudy. But still no rain. "God wUI respond in Hil own good time. became He knows we need His help:· said the Rev. Orvel Brantley, pastor ol Lamar Street Baptist Church. who or· 1anl1ed the meetln1. Unlea It ralna hard and soon, said City Mana1er Joe Bent.on last week. Sweetwater's water s upply will be exhausted in a year. City commisaioners have a rationing plan ready. but for the time beina they're eneouragtnc voluntary rationing. The city waters only the greens on Its golr course and the shrubs in ats parka. Residents al the rally said they've all but stopped watering lawns . Sweetwater. population 15.000. lies an lhe heart or wesl·central Texas on a watenhed that has been cursed with less than 4 Inches or rain this year. The community as known for Its dry dusty spells and the irony of ita name. Since 197S. unotflc1al ralnlaJI raaures have been far below normal The lhrtt lakes the city 1eta water from, Oak Creek. Sweetwater and Lake Tram· mell. now hold only 9.000 acre· feel, Benton said. "Not more than a year's sup· ply of wate r remains In our i.torage area. "We just haven't had a good rain all year." said David Oun· <'an. a deputy In the Nolan Coun· ty Sheriff's office. "We get a lot of good r"ln that just flies through here. <'Omlng In a downpour. flooding the streets and then at 's gone. It doesn't la.st an:t nttre than flYe ot aix minutes. "Nearly all lhe rain has ~ north or sooth of us... Duncan said. "We get M&ht on the tall end of It." Benton sounded one hopeful note There are several studies. he said. which found Sweetwatl'r's water problems have come In six.year cyc es smcl' the tum of the century "If lhal holds true. the city should be In for some good news next year," he said . But Mayor Pro Tern Ted Weaver. who also owns a Chris· tlan bookstore that sells "Pray for Sweetwater'' bumper stickers. said the prayer meet· Ing was Sweetwater's "only ho~ ... Eyeing the clouds. BranUey said, "We'll pray while we wait. "I rutty anticipate God send· Ing rain. As lone ~ he ~nds It before the lake goes dry, we'll be saUsfied." ~Take80ver JERUSALEM <AP> -Prime Minister Menachem Begin notified Parliament today ol his decision to Lake over lhe defense ministry until hit quarreltna coaJIUon partners agree on a sue· cessor to Ezer Weliman. He also restated the government's po&i· lion that Jerusalem is Israel's un· divided capital. SACRAMENTO <AP> -Nine· teen persona, mostly from a bachelor's party of Napa rai· dents, ~ere booked tn coonec· lion wjth an Old Sacramento melee in which aix police of. ficers were hurt. f 'ro• Page ,, I DAILY PILOT ' IRAN CONFERENCE. • • He attacked colonlallam and aald many countries have been faced wttb a "conaplracy of superpowers bargaining over their deatlniee." He said t.he superpowen baYe carved out apberes of tnlluence and that Vo~ing Stand Wrrected Inaccurate lllformallon r•· 1ardlng the Learue ot Wo°*' Votera' 1tanct on two 1tate prtma!')' be.Uot propo1tuou wu loadverten&lY U.ted ill a tllbulat4 ·ed voter'• afd la Sunday'• Datl7 Pilot. ~Yee ot the 0r.,. Count1 brandl report that tJM ..... bu:~ ....... PGlltioD oa ~ 7 ntardlal dll· aater Ud Md reeommeadl a "Ye1 .. wte • Pro,o9tu. I a•Uaort1ln1 .,..,,, N••ue ...... rate erre•11• f"11r• •Po r:.,.. -• """* .... ,.. ••• eom~l•I .1taa .. of ........ __ .,....... Iran was t.rylo1 to break out of this mold. In a meua1e to the four-day conr.erence ln Tehran, Iranian revoluUonary leader A11tollah Rubollab Khomeini called oa del· ec.,atea to "condemn the U.S.• preuon.'' MOit world IO¥WD· mnta ••support UM oppreuor 11almtthe oppr.Md but we ex. pec:t trom 1CIQ JuaUee and IOOd r11Ut." Kbometnl saJd. Ht llJd the lranJan loverD· men\ would produce' •videace lbowlftl AIMrtC40 lnt.ervendoo lo lranlmt affaln Hd Utt al· l•ted mm. ol dePGHCI 8bab MolaamlMd Raa Pahlavi and hl1 f.U., Rtaa Sbab. Some 100 QOO•tl>vemmtntal dele1atJOD1 from ao coantrt .. are at&endlna tile eoafermce. callad b, BanJ.Sadr followl.Dc th• aborwcl U .s. ml11toe to Nee• tbe ........ ~rtJ .. Dea.,.._ .. elude ,.,,. .... tatlv• of the naUa1 polltkal partl• of 81ria, Alt•rla _, Libra.. ilnld MftNI nlrd Wortlt auerrtlla ~,........ ll'W-aa • ICMU'Olll liW •. ~•Super . Laguna Beach parking control officer Rosie. Miclet~e does n't have to take a lot of guff from parfdq vaolaton an her town. She Just flashes her customiad T·~rt. wbich cuts short most ar1uments. l mean. wbO•a goina to ar1ue with the Woman of Steel? Munoz, Pear Only Judicial Contest Five Harbo-Municipal Court judaea are aeekin1 re-electJoo In Tuesday's votina. but only one faces an opponent. Judie Frances Munoz. so. of Costa Mesa. who was appointed an early 1978 by Gov. Jerry Brown. la beln1 opposed by Michael J Pear. 34. of Newport Beach. an Oranae County depu· ty district attorney. An early. well.financed cam· palan by the five Jucties ap· parenlly scared off potential op- position candidates. except In the case of Mra. Munoz. Her candidacy was endoned today by the other four Judees. Mrs. MWlOz said she wants to be re.elected to the court be<'ause. "I hap~n to enjoy the court and I like my work. "The biggest problem (acing the court is the large volume of case and I'm continually work· tnj[ at imorovlnit the efficiency of our courts to solve that prob- lem_· ·she said. Pear slid be wa• lo ~, elect· ed because "I can do a better job than many or lhe Jud~es •P· pointed by Gov .)erry Brown "The biggest problem facing the court ia a loss of pubUc COO· fidence in tM courts as an effl . caent. C'OSl·effectave way of solv mg crimes " Asked how he would solve Uus problem tf elttled. Pear sald, "J udg~ who are knowledgeable in the law and ha Vt' pro!> t'<'utorial experien<'e like myself can move the cases along quickly A mam problem with the system as an mabahty to r-e s Qlve simple matters ex· pedil1ously · · Those Judges running unop· posed are: -Calvin Schmidt. Sl. of Newport Beach. who was ap. pointed by Gov. Edmund "Pat" Brown . -Richard Luesebrlnk. 41 , of Newport Beach. who was ap . pointed by Gov. Jerry Brown -Donald Dungan. 64. of Coeta Mesa. who wu appointed by Gov. Edmund l Pat > Brown .. Selim f'rankhn. 50. or Coeta Mesa. who ~as appointed by Gov Ronald Reat1an. The munic ipal court has jurisdiction over civil cases not exceed.mg SlS.000. small claims cases up to nso. mlsdemuoor ~,.......,,..... FACES OPP09mOH Judge Fnmcff Munoz <'Omplamt.s that carry ~naltles up to six months an jail or 1 ~ fine and felony preliminary hearings. The <'Ourt handles cases occurr ing In Irvine. Newport Bea<'h and Costa Mesa. . .... . " "'Se&B•AN T'he n nrtmc••-that BASF v~~ ....... .,. • .._. tataVa11tj~p1ant wlU -... ~ ... ··PfOVobd ex· p~= e( RljftN and diaap-Po ~aometata. 1.-'1171. the d&r t A•tGCY 108' Commuotty Development .agreed to contribute SLS mUlion to btlo actau1n the plant. c.'lln· aldereit • ~ additicll to the local t8duatrfal dlatrtct. The plut. located oo 21. 7 acres at the comer ot Talbert Avemue Ibid Wal'd St.rMl. •u expected eveot"8lly to employ about 1.-retldenta. The f ~lllty, detlaecl for the manutactllriq of fl"deo tape re- cordln& macldn"· opened In December 197?, absorbing personnel from BASF's former offlces in Newport Beaeb. Laat Tbunday. bowevtr, 200 employees were dtsmt•aecl Tbe rem•lnlDc penoanel. •PPr<tX· imately IO worlltn. wtu be phased out during the next three to six months, a apokeaman for the nrmsald. Tbe e!losure decision reported· ly was made by the company's parent corporation, BASP'·AG. based In Wat Germany. Heinrich WtUkamp, who is coordinallng the cloture . blamed deteriorat.1n1 monetary euhpte rat. and lnftalion for the shutdown. He also said the company didn't believe it could compete a~alnsl video tape re· corders produced al a lower cost in Japan. Though they were disappoint· ed by the plant closure, Foun· lain Valley officials conU!twJed Friday that lhe city's $1.5· million Investment isn't In Jeopardy. Alan Bums. acllna city at. tomey. aald the city's contract contains a protec.-llon clause stating that il must be relm· bursed fully 1r the plant shuts down with.Jn three years. He said the aareement ts being studied to determine precisely how this refund can be obtained. City council members were In· formed Thursday about the im· mment cl06ure. • · 1 was really shoc ked , especially right now when we were depend.in& so much on a facility Jike that for OW' tax base," observed Councilwoman Barbara Brown. "It's a real blow." Councilman Ben Nielsen not· ed. "lt•a a prime location. I don't Sff any major probl~m getting another company in there. · · 1 "'-ould like it to be a major. trlple·A corporation. Thal 's what I liked about BASF -at proJttled a good image for the ('aty from the freeway." Thouah disappointed by the plant closure. Councilman Roger Stanton said he feels vm· dacated in view of the objections hl' expressed about the project two years ago. Stanton waa the only council member to vote aaainst the $1.5·mJIUon financial plan to ac· quire the BASP' facility. "It Just looked like 1 bad busi· ness deal to me." he said. "I saw no nrurea that Justflied a subsidy of Sl.5 million." Stanton said he objected that the a1reement contained no guarant~ that BASF would OC· cupy the plant for a long period or lime. Under the terms of the flnan· clal plan. the city purchased the plant site from QB Properties. a Newport Beach firm for S2 million. ~L'S GARAGE 56 FASHtON ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-1030 /SolithCoast . MONDAY, JUNE: 2, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS . Record .County Voting T111·nout Seen l a j DAVID IRITSMANN --............ A r-.ord tW"nout 11 expected ln o..-.. Co\IDt)' 1'Meday ~ voten pau . J*"ment on can· dJdat• .....a.. la 1tate, federal, county ud J\ldldal races u well U OD aumeroU1 stale and local ballot measura. Registrar of Vat.en Al Obon sald be aotlclpates a 17 pereent turnout for Tuesday's balloting, or 660,000 voters trekking to tlie polla .. (Voters To Pick IJuJges , I Voters along the South Coast Tuesday will be e lecting municipal court judges, water district directors, and, in one ci- 1 ty. deciding whether the mayor should remain in office. In addition to state measures and other issues on the ballot. • south Orange County residents I wilJ have local issues and can- didates to vote on. The most controversial issue facing San Clemente voters is I the recall measure against Mayor Karoline Koester. Mrs. Koester, while holding of- fice for slightly more than a . year, is the "veteran" mem~ l of the em.battled City Cowlell. t The other three council mem· f hers were elected or appointed t to office since April. While the mayor bu tbe sup- port ol the vocal San Clemente ' Homeowners' Association. ber The previous hlab turnout for a countywide eleoctloo was al,081 balloU cut ln 1978. Republlcana and Democrats a• well 11 Libertarians, America.a Independent and Peace and Freedorn party mem· bers, will vote °" who they wish to represent them in the No- vem ber etecuon for the offices or president, U .S. senator, con· gressmen, state senator and as- semblymen. On a nonpartisan basis, voters lo the First and Third SuPUVllorial districts will de- cide lf Incumbent Philip An· thony ~ appointed Supervisor CNDDATES BEGIN ANAL WHIRL-A5 Edison Miller will stay in offi~. ln the Judicial arena, 52 can- d ld ates are running for 17 judgeships in Orange County , I opponents have raised more 17 than $30,000 to get her name OD ~-'s Super the recall ballot. .::W-se' . t Three development companies I who have plans for the city's 1 more rural areas, contributed ; more than $19,000. to the reeall move. The funds were passed on to the Citizens for Responsible . Government, the group backing the recall effort, by way or a committee set up in 1979. The committee successfully defeated a ballot measure that would have allowed San Clemente to purchase much or the vacant ' acreage inland from the San · Diego Freeway. 1: Development firms contribut· f ing to the recall panel include John Lusk and Son or Irvine; . Estrella Properties, Tustin, and f Nu-West Development Corp., or Newport Beach. I Leaders of the Citizens for Responsible Government group contend Mrs. Koester bas dis- rupted city 1overnment, harassed city employees and called for an expensive audit of city finances. In addition to developer con· trlbutions, the organization has spent nearly $15,000 more to get enough sipaturea on peUUons to place her name oa the ballot. In the municipal court Judges t race, presiding South Orange ' County Municipal Court Judge Richard Hamilton faces oppoel- Jion from Newport Beach at- fOraey Wllllam B. Sage. , Sage, who works for the HIDlt· lngton Beach Police Alsoclation. conteruh Hamilton doe• not have the support ot south COUDty Sberilf'1 depu!MI. ' Hamlltoa, a veteran ot more than 10 yean oa the bench. de- 1 (See .nmoa, .... Al) Laguna Beach ·parking control officer Rosie Miclette doesn't have to take a lot or guff from parking violators in her town. She just flashes her customized T-shirt, which cuts short most arguments. I mean, who's going to argue with the Woman of Steel? Carter Will ~ek Gas Ration Plan WASHINGTON <AP) -Presi· dent Carter is about to ask Congress to adopt an emergency gasoline rationing system that will take more than one year to set up, a Department or Energy official told Congress today. Douglas G. Robinson, DOE deputy administrator for policy. s aid the plan, calling for massive wwn1 of coupons. would require $100 million to de- velop and would have a substan- tial error rate. He said that from 10 percent to 20 percent of American motorists probably would not re· ceive their proper supply or coupom at first bec•uae of dif. ficultlee in keepiDa track or reg. istered vehicles., •'Ten to 1S milllon Americans wouldn't 1et them;· he told a Senate enetey subcommittee. "A substantial portion of lbe American people would be un- happy. It's inherent in a coupon ration plan." llobmaoo said Carter hu ap- p.ro•ed the proposal and Plana to submit it to Congress Within a week or two. Cong ress already ha s authorized the administration to propose a sta ndby r a tioning system and the next step is for the administration to submit a specific plan. Sen. J . Bennett Johnston, D- La., has proposed an alternative tax an d r e bate system . American motorists would be taxed as much as $S a gallon or gasoline. depending on tbe severity of gasoline short.ages. but would 1et the money back in the form ol lowered income tax wlthbolding. ·'The present situation is an Invitation to disaster." said Johnston, who presided at the heariq. But, be added, "I'll do what I can to pan the present standby plan because tt•a all we've eot ." The emergency plan would go into effect lf there la a sharp re- d uctlon in Imported oil that threatens American supplies. Roblnsm said It would take at leut a year to set up the ad- minl1tratlon '1 coupon system and tben another three montba to put lt into effect from the time that an emeraency la declared. Sen. Pete V. Domenlcl, R· N .M., uted Bobmaon, ''With a JO percaatenor rate, IJn't It bet· ter tb Mft DO plan at all?" Marinee lncreue Alrmllt No1-e R•w*JI .t m Ton Marine Coret Air StaUoo wW be CJPell ~nt}I later tn ti•• evenln1 throa,ta nat Tueed•1 ~ ... of 1lmulatec1 aircraft carrier landia1 practice on San Clemente llland. It •H aaaomeed lode1. = , .. tlM bue Hid ,.. GI Ille IOUtla COUIQ aa a r•illl WW be~ more.Jet nolH ..._.,., ..._ UaUJ tM ..... _,.oleaalWiailllltiil. There are several Superior Court races and 10 municipal court cont.es ta. On the county Board of Educa- tion. three seats will be up for election. The only municipal race will be in the city of Irvine. where 10 candidates are vyil\B for three seats oo the city counc11. There also will be elections in the Irvine Ranch Water District, the Municipal Water Distnct of Orange County, the Tri Cities Rescue Mission Flayed By Tbe Associated Preas Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr opened a "Crimes of America" cooference today with a tirade against America, and ror m e r Attorney General Ramsey Clark, one orthe partici- pants. condemned the aborted U .S . mission to r esc ue the hostages as "lawless and con- trary to constitutional govern- ment." ' "It is inconceivable that con- stitutional government could ever delegate to a single person -president or prime minister -the power to risk killing many people half a world away in a foreign country," Clark said ol President Carter's attempt to rescue the 53 American boi:.tages April 25. Eilbt ol the U.S. serr.cemeo in the missk>o were killed whfD two of the alttrafl collided. • '"( hope that the coolenmce and our part.icipatlon in it can secure the early release oC the hostages which I think 1s an im- portant human concern for all people ... said Clark . . . He arrived in Tehran Wlth nine other Americans in de· fiance ~ a Justice qJtpartrnent ban. But Irani: 1 Foreien Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said again that a U.N. Commission study- ing the Iran-American dispute will not be allowed to visit the hostages. The commission Sus· pended its work In March after being refused permission to see the hostages. President Carter sent Clark a nd Senate staHer William Mi lle r to Tehran lo help negotiate the hostages' release only days aher they were taken Nov. 4. However. at the time. Iran refused the American en- voys entry into the country Later in November. Clark sa1d he wrote a letttr advising Iran <See IRAN, Pa1e Al> School Board, Teachers OK New Contract · · Tentative agl'eement on a 1979·80 contract baa been reached by teachers and trustees In tbe Capistrano Untried School District, representatives ol both slclee re- ported today. Ne10Uators reached airee· ment Sunday on compromise lan1ua1e for 1rlevance pro- cedures. •the last 1tumblln1 block to a aeulement, it wu re-ported. Under the tentative acree- ment, advtsoey arbltraUcm 1n wblch the dedalcm of a third par· ty ii flnal UDlela tbe dilt.rlct OI' teacher leek.I a acbool board re- view -would be ellmtnated. Tbe two lldle alrMd1 luld ten· tad,ety qreed cm an a.• per· cent Nlary and frinle beolftta U,. NCOmmended by a fact ,.nel. tmtattve acnement, II th• ...... ftllDI • '""~ doe• IMlt lib u.. board'• de· cl1ioa c. tM matter, be would b&ft .... rtPt t,o IQ to court. Wemberi ot th Caplltrano Unified DhaeadoD AlloelMlon a re ••peeled to •ota OD Uae All'•--'NMU.1 Of ....... da)'. TM tr--.. aeMdllled to d&INil ....... 1n • dlMd ........... ,.... ............ tOmibt T:• • tllldlltrtctOMeea.--- Municipal Water District and the Coastal Municipal Waler District. In addition to 11 state ballot propositionB, Orange County voters will decide the fate ol two countywlde measures-Proposi- tions A and B. Proposition A asks voters if they wish to use existing fuel taxes now colleeted by the st.ate in Orange ' County for mass transit projeets. Proposition B asks voters if the Board or Supervisors should have the a uthority to c onsolidate duplicate services provided by the sheriff's department and the marshal's office. A third county ballot proposi- tion, C. is to be voted on only in the unincorporated areas or the county and asks voters U rental housing developments for the elderly. handicapped and poor should be provided <~VOTING. Page AZ> ' /tlantttled Rioter With his hands cuffed behind his back, a Cuban refugee s its on the ground in the Fort Chaffee. Ark., refugee re- location center after Sunday's riot. Story on Page A4. Go"" Silver Jump On Hostage Rumor LONDON <AP> -Rumors that three to rive American hostages had ~n shot in Ir boosted gold and silver prices day to their highest lev ls m many weeks. The dollar ed lower. In Washington, a spokesman at the State Department's lran working desk was asked Lo com- ment on the rumor and said. "It's the fll'St I've heard of it." Gold traded in New York at $560, up $14.80 but bad been up $21. Hectic trading was reported in Europe after the hostages rumor swept Far Eastern exchanges. One Austrialian report described pandemonium at Far Eastern CUIT'eDC)' markets, but the militants denied the sbootin& rumor in an interview with the Melbourne Herald. Many dealers said they re- garded the original report aa un- likely, but aervous markets re- acted bollillbly anyway. Gold l'Ole $Zt.32 in H.ur Kone to clo.e at sseo.10 an ounce, and when European markets opened, the 1atita1•1 price eoared to its blcbelt Inell alnee llarch. By mld·mornln1 In Zurich. Europe•a biC&Ht ·bullion market, lOld ... tndtq at a median 1513 an ounce, qp err from Fri4a1'1 close aad ha b11beat level ai.Dce lla.rcb U when the aaetaJ cloled at -.JO before a llwp drop. In London, the city's big five ullion houses also fixed the morning price at $563. up from Friday's final $5.34.50 and the highest London price since March 24 when it c losed at $563.SO. It closed today at SSSB.SO. Silver sold in London for a me- dian $14.SS an ounce. up from $13. 70 late Friday. It was the first time silver was worth more than $14 since April 2S. Silver traded in New York at$14.7S, up80 cents. <See GOLi), Page AZ> Coast Cloudy ni1bt and mom. Ing hours, sunny and breezy Tuesday afternoon. Lowa toa.lght ln mid 50s. H11ba Tuesday 6S to 70. IN81H TODA 't' Jo.W Utotlght tMI aoMll dtotlt CON IC IOOllld I» _,,. tlw foe. of -Clllfd. llJOC IDUh tlw ..... flf ..Un .,,,,.. SH PaotA1. • ,.. \ LOSA.NO&LSS fAP> -Orea& wr 1 allt1 ....... ~ MrieU. M+~ t.oclaY • otfw to ecaire rtaudal ,.,.a· .-a-. tare-..~ mlU..or •boutSSl.Up.rabanoltMIM A.911h1 -..ermp..,. Jamee r MonttomttJ.prwkteft\andd\l.roecutlveofOn1t We1&.eraSavtap whidl•antof Orut W•ttm nDandalCorp .• said dM otrer ·~~,... .1-. u and-.. madt ro1Jow1~ cUaeuuiou wlUt ""edll hdef.U., p....at.....,'1111H~wl loan 11Md..., wtllt M offttea ln Calilorala Wb.ld btl •·• bUllaa In UMU. The acquitlUOn would be aubJ~t to approval by both ffrrns' boarda and ab~reholdera as well aa re1ulatory a1encles, 1&.ld MOD~. ..,, .\N 01~•8• Trl•I ~•••• WASHINGTON (AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court today cleared the way for a new clvU trial foeuatn1 on a bloody t• pollce raid on Black Panlber bndQuarten ta Chicaao. Tbe Juatica refUHd to diam1ss char1ea that federal, atale and • dty law ealOl'ceJIM'.Ot aaenta violated lhe civil rights of Black Pan· f ther Party m•inben. ~ The court apllt 5-3 in votlq to leave int.act a federal peoples court nillq thal a new trial b necessary. Poiw lt'•r•s of f;~p .. ri•.-11•• PARIS. France <AP> -Pope John Paul 11 warned today lhat "the future of mankind was "radically lhreat.ened. in spite of very noble int.ml.ions, by meooledence." The pope singled out uperimenta in modifyingienes u equal to chemical. b.lcteriolo,lcal and nuclear weapons, saylnc they . were OMS where scientUJc research wu orien~ to "destructive soala. . . or applied toenda contradictory to&boeeof humanity." He gave the warning in Paris before nying to Llsleux, a town In Normandy 100 mile& west oflhe French capital to visit the shrine of St. Theresa and speak to cloistered Carmelit.e nuns. A.I the papal helicopter landed, the rain that bas puoctuat.ed bu weekend trip to France began falling again. An estimated 300,000 were waiting at the shrine ' 2 Rallr.ad• f • M.-r9~ ROANOKE, Va. (AP>-TbeNorfolk& West.em Railway and the Soutbem Railway announced plans today to consolidate under commonowoenbip and control. 1be merger plan wu announced Joi.nUy by John P. Fishwick. president ol the N&W, baaed ln Roanoke. and L.. Stanley Crane, presldeotolthe Southern, baaed in Washington, D .C. Fishwick said detaJla still were to be completed and must be approved by directors of both companies, lkir stockholders and the Intent.ate Commerce Commbsjon. C'a1111011 Fo11t1d 011 (.'artrr Ro•• .. FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP> -A homemade cannon loaded for firina was found along the route President Carter toot to visit Na- tional Urban League President Vernon Jordan at Parkview Memorial Hospital, stat.e police said today. State police spokesman Glenn Weber said troopers were checking the presidential route Sonday when Sgt. Bob Burns found several men ln a yard with.a homemade cannon. The owner of the cannon. Jerry Spears, 38, of Fort Wayne, told Burns he was un· aware the president would be riding put the site ln less than an hour. I'~• r.,,. A I JUDGES ON BALLOT. • • fends bis record u a ·~but f•lr Judfe." Also ~' on t.be b91lot 'liJm be the name of Judge Blair . eameue, unoppoeed in his bid for aoother slx-yeM t.erm. Members will tK elected to two south coast water districts, including two seats on the Coastal Municipal Water Dis- trict. lncumbents Wayne McMurray and John Killerer race challengers Esther Shilman and Winston M. As hton in the wholesale water agency battle. Tri-Cities Municipal Water Dlstrtct b oard pres ident John Ses eoees b 1'UllD.iq unop- po• ed. lneumbent Oennls Erdmaa faces~ts George Cbade and 0 9'hlte. San Clemente voters will also decide whether a parks in· itiative be amended to allow park rees from deveJopen to be used for maintenance or green areas. as well as acquisition. Voters in San Clemente aod San Juan Capistrano will decide whether rental housing be de· veloped ror elderly. handicapped or moderate-income citizens in their cities as well as unin· corporated sections of the county. Fro• Pag.-:l I VOTING IN COUNTY. • • Additionally. voters in 10 cities will vote on local ballot proposi· tioM. thoee cities include Hunt· lngton Beach. San Clemente, Costa Mesa and San Juan Capistrano. ln preparing for this elect.ion. lbe comity spent $1 .5 million to buy a new mechanical vote counting system that OllOll says uhould make it easier and quicker to compute elections re- uults. Olson baa predicted t.be 90 new machines should have final but unofficial retu.rna complet«I by 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. The race whlcb aUrred up the most countywide attention dur· ing the last several months wa the Third District Superviaori~ DAILY PILOT contest between Miller and challeogen Bruce Nest.ode and Run Manning. Miller was appointed to 'lhe board last year by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. But his appoint- ment bec ame controversial because of tu. aoU-war atate- meots while a priloner of war .in North Vietnam and bis usocia- tlon with the Campaign for Economic Democracy. Nestande. a Republican as- semblyman from Oran1e. out· collected Miller s to 1 in cam· paten donations. Mannin1. a commercial artist, ran a .distant third In the mone.v race. Supervisor Anthony's bid for relection in the Finl Dialrict WH a much quieter affair, even tboueh he f•cea trial on poliUeal corruptaoa mareea. Anthony la be1u oppoMd by Santa Ana councltman Harry Y•mamQto, loqtlme postal U · ecullve Hector Godlnezt. and Fountain Valley city ou.ocuman Ro1er SUnton. Voting Stand Corrected IW ..... Afta. If*• •AP) -T1M rally on t.bt parched ll'Omldl ol tbt Nolan County CourtboaH wHn't enctly a rain dance. but !00 SwHt•ater r11ld.enta held b1nd1. HDI hymu and prayed f~ ,..,., After a alx·>'e8' ~ tha lbN&tens to dry out tlMB--..U. water supply, tbeJ want to draw public, ii not heavenly, attention to their pli&bt. "Send r&ln to Ute watershed:• they Intoned SUnday. "FW our lakes and lllJ our beatta to over- nowlnt. Give us the water we need ... physically and spiritually.'' By the end of the meeting, aklea were cloudy But atil1 no rain. "God will respond In I& own good Ume, beca~ Re knows we need I& help," said the Rev. OrveJ Brantley. putor of Lamar Street BaptJst Church. who or· ganized the meeting. Unless it rains hard a nd soon. said City Manager Joe Benton last week, Sweetwater's water supply wUJ be exhausted in a year. City commiaalooers have a rationing plan ready, but for the time being they're encouraging voluntary rationing. The city waters only the greens on Its golf course and the shnibll in its parts. Residents at the rally said they've all but stopped watering lawns. Sweetwater. population 15,000. lies in the heart of west-central Texas on a watershed that bas been cursed with less than 4 inches or rain this year . The commwuty is known for its dry dusty spells and the irony cl its name Since 1975. unofficial rainfall figures have been far below normal. The three lakes the city gets water fro m . Oak Creek. Sweetwater and Lake Tram· melt. now hold only 9,000 acre· feet. Benton nid. "Not more than a year's sup- p ly of water remains in our storage area. "We just haven't had a Sood rain aJI year ," said David Owl· can, a deputy in lhe Nolan Coun· ty Sherifrs office. "We get a lot or good rain that j ust flies through here. coming In a downpour. flooding the streets and then it's gone. It doesn't last any mo re than ftve or six minutes. "Nearty all the rain has been north or south of us." Duncan aaid. "We 1et right on the t.ail eGd of It. .• Benton sounded one ~fuJ note There are ~veraJ sttidles. he said . which f ou nd Sweetwater's water problems have come in six-year <'Y<'les since the tum of1.he century. 4 Bruglaries Hit Laguna Over Week~nd B~relara successfully broke into four LaMuna Beach homes and buaineases over the weekend, but police captured one suspect today at the scene of a filth forcible entry. Officers Mike LaVigne and Jaime Dodge responded to a call of a disturbance lo ttae 2900 block of Mountain Road about 1:50 a .m . capturina an Alhambra man in the patio area of a home. Gerald L. Keough. 39, was apotted b)' oUice.rs near a broken kitchen window alter OC· cupants of the house called pohce to ..eport a break-in. The intrude r appar ently dropped to the patio tbrougb a skylight on the porch, then smuhed the window. He was booked into Orange County Jail and remained held in lieu or $25,000 ball. lo other weekend bur1lar1es, operaton or the Villa James Restaurant, 1826 South Coast Hlahway, saJd thieves ente~ t.be ntabllshmrnt throu&b a side window a fter cJosln& hours Saturday. They rlfled the caah box for eppl'Oximat.ely $300, then feasted on chicken before leavtni the restaurant, police said. In a second commercial burc.lu'f, aomtooe ~ a key to • ••lo eDtl')' to t.be Record Shecl. 53'7 South Co.alt HJfhway where t bey took 185 o cub, a televiakln, a radio and a atereo Ht, 4cu1 U.H parapbeneUa valued at .. Md SIO worth of records. ~ worken reported UM lali ol Jumber val&Nld 8t $217 from the P .. cock Bulldlnc at 401 Ol.aae1rt St. our tbe weektDCL Offtclala at Ra1 CoalCluctJon Co., of Coate 11 ... , 1ald the lumbw wa tak4n from en •· derll'OIDI ~ ana ftUe wor} Cte'WI were a•~ trqm the alte. 4Dd lfuiln Lode, wllo lives ha ..... -Mock ol Al*-Vilta •• , told poUc. ..... fe• mond •veral louvu.cl win· don ttam ........ ~. tMUt; ..... *" ~ '" til8'illon ... JeWelrj. -....... , .. ......... BILLBOARD MOO£l.S SUM TO IHOW THllll DIM.EASUR! AT HING COVIRED In Ortando, Fla.,. Naked Trulh '*8 Controwwey, Prompt9 C.tteONhlp The Great Coverup . Bare Billboard Bather• Get Bikinis ORLANDO. Fla. <APl -In a billboard battle over advertising an all-over tan. an Or>ando sign company has been palnUng bikinis on two s unba the r s whil~ a Miami-based company protests that bare is better. t.oJd Petenon to halt the brush work. About 30 signs are up in the Orlando area. and 12 have bikinis added. The billboard illustration shows two nude women sunning themselves on their stomachs at a beach. and it uya. "How the French get more tan out of the same sun.·• Sun Systems spokeswoman Shef'l'Y Welch said there had been no adverse reaction in South Flortda, where the blllboards have been up aince February PETEltSON OUTDOOR ADVEaTISING Corp. at.arted topping off the sunbathers wilh painted bW.ru. -top a.od bottom Friday after iettinl complainta rrom residents and an Orange Counlcf commluiooer. "I nlOUGHT ORLANDO WAS a big city." she said "It's really not that bad because nothing is being shown. It's not a distasteful billboard · · "The whole idea is to get people's attention. The idea ll> not to tum people etf." But offlclala ol Sun Systems Promotions The two companies are trying to work out a way to keep the billboards and satisfy unhappy resident.:> f 'ro• Pag.-A I IRAN CONFERENCE. • • of legal ·steps It could take tn bave the depoeed shah returned. Bani-Sadr. in bis opening re· marks to the conference. said Iran was virtually governed by Washington and the Pentagon for years and urged condemna· lion ol U.S. efforts in his coun· try. He attKked colonialis m and said many countries bavt: been faced with a "conspiracy of s uperpowers bargalninG over their deatiniea." He seid the 1uperpowen have carved out spheres ol l.ftflueoce and that Iran wu trying to break out of this mold In a messaj;le to the rour-dav conference in Tehran, Iranian revolutionary leadl•r A) atollah Ruhollah Khomeini called on del Cl{_ates to "condemn the US. op pressors " Most world govern· ments "suppoM the oppressor against the oppres&ed but we ex ~ct from you Justice and good faith.·· Khomeini said He said the Iranian govern· ment would produce evade~ Conviction Left Intact WASHINGTON CAP > -The U .S. Supreme Court today left in· tact the payroll-kickback coovk· lion of Rep. Charles Diggs. D· Mich. Dlges. who already bas an· nounced he Int.ends lo retire In January from the seai be has hfld in the House smce 1955. now faces a three-year prison sentence showtne American interwotion in Iranian affairs and the al· leged crimes o( delM)Sed Shah Mohammad Rtta Pahlavi and !')is father.~ Shah. Some 100 non-governmental delegations from 50 countries a re attending the conference. called by Ban.I-Sadr following the aborted U.S. mission to rescue the hostages April 25. Delqates lac&~ repraeo- taUves of the rullnc political parties of Syrta. AJ1eria and Lib)'a. and several Third World 1uerrtlla mqve~u. Tehran sources s&ld.: * * * f"ro• Pafl*" \I GOLD •.. Onf' bullion dealer in London said the Iran rumor was the les~r of two forces respons1blf' for lod.ay·s sharp rise. "It's very largely a te<:hmcal reactton:· be said "Gold has been stuck in the SSOO to SS25 range for months &l)d on« there was . breakout rrom that range. It was accepted that the move would be qwte dramatic. ·'The breakout itself is now at· tracting gold buying, and silver 1s going up in sympathy wilh it ... he said. Meanwhile. the doUar ~ed steady but was edging lower in most financlal centers. affected by the latest gloomy predictions on an American recession and the disparity between U.S. in· terest rates and the higher tt· tum ~ on dollar Cfeposits elsewhere. Police Hunt San Juan Man In Stabbin~ Orange County Sheriff's dep. 'Uties were looking for a San Juan Capistrano rest.aurant wo rker today following an inci· dent in which a fellow employ~ was stabbed with a 16·inch butcher kmre in a San Juan restaurant. Deputies said Del or ez M art i n ez o f San Juan Capistrano. an employee of the Walnut Grove restaurant. 2&871 Ortega Highway, was stabbed Sunday apparently arter an argu m e n t with anoth er employee Oeput1e. -;aid they were seek· ing Felipe Sanchez. also o( San Juan Capist rano. who reportedly pedaled away on a bicycle after the incident tnv~h~ators said both men are about 25 years old. but had little rurt.her information about them. M a rtmez was stabbed ln the shouJder while walking into the kitchen carrying a s tack of dishes, It was reported. He was reported lil satisrac- tory condition today at the UC Irvine Medical Center. Deputies said Sanchez was be· Ing aought on suspicion of at· tempted murder. Shooting Fatal DINUBA CAP > -Salvador Ruiz, 22. from nearby Traver was fatally ahot ln the... throat during a party here, police said * ------------- T"e Jean CompHment ,,, l)-. MoolMn ~ a l"IBnO """ teettw ypper and Vltltem IOI& lorrugoea~ B Thi Clure Boll 'Mtn. 0-.0 ~ IJPI*, atdle llftltiOr ... wys ~ .,...., • 2 Olrt ~ '"'*1IO!e. in kl'lat<I VOL. n, NO. 1M, J SECTIONS, • PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA C TWENTY-FtVE CENTS •ecOrd · Co11nty Voting Tu1-nout Seen 8j DA VlD avn•ANN ................ A ....... tumout la HJ*t4d in o.._.. County T\leaday wbem oten pau Juclcment on can- dldaU. NMlJ\l ln at.le, federal, eouaty and Judicial races u well ~ °" DUlber'OWI atate and ~al oallot meuuret. Reiiatnr ol Voten Al Ollon said be anticipate. a 81 percent tumout for Tuesday's balloting, or eeo,ooo voters trekking to the poUa. • The prevloul hlab turnout ror a count)'wlde elecUon wae m.oei balJoU cut 1n 1978. RepubUcana and Democrats a1 well a1 Libertarians, American Independent and Peace and Fteedom party mem- bera, will vote on who they wish to represent them ln the No· vember election for the offices of president, U.S. senator, con- gressmen, state senator and as· semblymen. On a nonpartisan basis, voten tn the Flra\ and Third Supervisortal districts will de· cide if incumbent Pbillp An· thony and appointed Supervtaor CANDIDATES BEGIN FINAL WHIRL -A5 Edison Miller will stay in office. In the judicial arena, 52 can- didates are running for 17 judgestups in Orange County. There are several Superior Court races and 10 municipal court contats. On the county Board of Educa- tion. three seats will be up for election. The only municipal race will be in the city of Irvine, where 10 candidates are vying for three seats on the city council. There also will be electloos in the Irvine Ranch Waler District. the Municipal Water Dlstnct oC Orange County. the Tri Cities Municipal Water District and the Coastal Municipal Water District. In addition lo 11 state ballot propositions, Orange County voters will decide the fate of two countywide measures-Proposl· lions A and B. Proposition A asks voters if they wish to use existing fuel ta.xes oow collected by the state in Orange County for mass transit projects Proposition B asks voters if the Board of Supervisor s should have the a u thority to consolid ate duplicate services provided by the sheriffs department and thi! marshal's office. A third county ballot proposi. lion, C. is to be voted on only in the uruncorporated areas of the county Md asks voters if rental housing developments for the elderly, handicapped and poor should be provided <~ VO'MNG. Page A2> RaIDsey Clark Attacks U.S. Raid * * * * * * tGold, Silver , Hostage Word Boosts Prices LONDON <AP> -Rumor~ that three to five American hostages had been shot in Iran boosted gold and s ilver prices to- 'day to their highest levels in many weeks. The dollar edged lower. ~In Washington. a spokesman t the Slate Department's Jran orking desk was asked to com· 1ment on · the rumor and said. ,"It's the first I've heard or It." 7 Gold traded In New York at \ $566.40, up $21.20. J Hectic trading was reported in 1 EUl'Ope after the hostages rumor rswept Far Eastern exchanges. , One Auatriallao report described pande monium at Far Eastern currency markets. but f1he militants denied the shooting 'rumor in an interview with the l Melboume Herald. dian $14 SS an ounce. up from $13.70 late Friday. It was the first time silver was worth more than $14 since April 25. Silver traded in New York at $14.65. up 70 cents. One bullion dealer in London said the Iran rumor was the lesser of two forces responsible for today's sharp rise. "It's very largely a technical reaction," he said. "Gold has been stuck in the ssoo to $525 range for months and once there was a breakout from that range, it was accepted that the move would be quite dramatic. "The breakout itsell is now at- tracting gold buying, and silver ia going up in sympathy with it." h~aaid. ............ HOSTAGE RAlD 'LAWLESS' Amertcan Envoy Clark Rescue Mission Flayed By~ AHO<'lated Pres lraruan President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr opened a ··c rimes of America" confer~nce toda~ with a tirade against America. and fo rmer Atto rney General Ramsey Clark. one of the part1c1· pants. condemned the aborted V S . mission to res cue the hostages as · ·Jawlesb and con trary to constitutional govern ment." "It is inconceivable that con· stitutional government coula ever delegate to a single person president or prime minister the power to risk killin~ many people half a world away in a foreign country." Clark said of President Carter's attempt to rescue the 53 American h<>stflges April 25. Eight of the U.S. servicemen in the mission were killecs when two of the aircraft collided Many dealers said they re- garded the original report as un- 1ikely. but nervous markets re- acted bullishly anyway. Gold nl6e $24.32 in Hong Kong to close at $560. 70 an ounce. and wh en European markets opened. the metal's price soared to its highest levels since March Sireetwater Praying For Sweet Water ·' l hope that the conferentt and our participation in It can secure the early release ol the hostages which I think Is an im· portant human concern for all people.·· said Clark He arrived in Tehran with nine other Americans in de· fiance or a Justice Department ban But Iranian Foreign M1ruster Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said again that a lJ N Comm1ss1on stud~ mg the Iran-American dispute will not be allowed to \•1s1t the hostages The comm1ss1on su.' pended its work in March after being refused perm1ss1on to sec By mid-morning in Zurich. Europe 's bigges t bullion market. gold was trading at a median $563 an ounce, up $27 'from F riday's close and Its h ighest level since March 12 r when the metal closed at S586.50 before a sharp drop. In London. the city's big five bullion houses also fixed the morning price at $563, up ' from Friday's final $534.SO and the highest London price since March 24 when it closed at $563.50. It closed today at $SSS.SO. Silver sold in London for a me· Search for 2 Bodies Ends SOUTH HA VEN. Mich. (AP) -The Coast. Guard has found no trace of two people who d.isap- pea red l ast week on Lake Michigan in a 17-foot. fiberglass • boatandhascaUedoffitssearch. The body of a third person. Deborah Stfiende ll, 26, of Portage, was found Friday but , h er companions, ..,James Vanglessen, 20, and SIU Bow- lin&, 25, both of Kalamazoo, were presumed drowned, authorities said 5'.mday. Authorities. uslna Coast Guard cutters and aircraft, combed some 12,000squ•re miles or the lake before 1ivln1 up. SWEETWATER, Texas <AP> -The rally on the parched grounds of the Nolan County Courthouse wasn't exactly a rain dance, but 500 Sweetwater r esidents held hands. sang hymns and prayed for rain. After a six-year drought that threatens to dry out their entire wat~r supply, they want to draw public. if not heavenly. attention to their plight. "Send rain to the watershed," they intoned Sunday "Fi II our lakes and fill our hearts to over- flowing. Give us the water we need ... physically a nd spirltuaJly." By the end of the meelmg, skies were cloudy. But still no rain. ,. "God wilJ respond in His own good lime, because He knows we need His help," said the Rev OrveJ Brantley. pastor of Lamar Street Baptist Church, who or- ganized the meeting. Unless it ra.lns hard and soon. said City Manager Joe Benton last week, Sweetwater's water supply will be exbauated in a year. City comm18sioners have a rationing plan ready, but for the time being they're encouraging voluntary raUooing. Tbe city waters only the gnens on its golf course and the shrubs in its parka. Residents at the rally said they've all but stopped waterlq lawns. - Sweetwater, popuJaUon 15,000, Movie'• Last Scene 'Live' COVENTRY. Z..,l•Dd <AP> -Mcmeroen were reachlnt f« t.beir badkereblef1 u Rhett Butlw •u walldns out on Scarlett O'Hara hi tbe 2ab and ftnal mlJluq of ••Gone Wlth the Wind." Suddea.ly, tbe Kreen weot blant -the proJect6r had brok•down. ..._ Alu TQloi ud Uada Bulb; Ta~» It, 'ualltant mu .... • c...trJ'• ABC a.-1. Md Ila. Bat,•· an lee cream NMeW'OIDU, aea.d out tla8 ftaal ~ u .. on 1ta1e. Tbi l~u anon ..... 4de ••teh tbe performance of Cid Geble a.cl VI.,._ LelO, DOI' tllelr txact llDM, but UHf 1udltDoe ....,... ttl· approyal, attOl'dlnl &o accountt of the IDddenC. bi ............... t.odaJ. Tlie ft.Dal ecme, I la Teylcw ... Bwrte: "Ob Bblft. ftat Im ..... to dD If JOU )HW mt?" '"'1'119 aame la IMU ... ~. I don't live a damn." ''llamt. ru 11 bome. l'U ft8d IOaae way ol 1.W01 YoU back. Aft#~ IUID011W II MOlberde1.'' hes in the heart of west.central Texas on a watershed that has been cursed with less than 4 inches of rain this y~ar. The community is known for its dry dusty spells and the irony of its name Since 1975. unofficial rainfall figure!> have been far below normal. The three lakes the city gets wate r from . Oak C reek . Sweetwater and Lake Tram· mell. now hold only 9.000 acre· feet. Benton said "Not more than a year 's sup· ply of water remains in our storage area. the hostages President Carter sent Clark and Senate st a ff er Wilham Miiier to Tehran to help negotiate the hostages· release only days after they were taken Nov. 4 However. at the lime. Iran refused the American en voys entry into the country Later in November. Clark said he wrote a letter advts1ng Iran of legal steps 1t could take to have the deposed shah returned Bam-Sa<lr. m his openin11 re <~ lllAN, Page AZ> OCC, High Schools Slate Graduation Nearly 8,000 students will don araduatlon regalia June 11 and 12 in the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa area as Orange Coast College and six high schools conduct commencement exerclaea. Tbe colle1e honors Its 32nd graduatins clus on June 12 at exercises ln LeBard Stadium at 7:30 p.m . Oran1e Coast expects to 1raduate t,637 this year. Corona del Mar HJah School's cocnmencement la set for June 12 at 3:30 p.m. ln the school quad. Tbe four valedictorians are Renee Ant, K ay Gamo. ~e8 lncreaee Aireraft Noise Runwa)'I at El Toro Marine ~ Air ~Uon will be open untll later in the eveah'• tJuwab pat Tuesday because of almuJated aircraft carrier landln1 practice on San Clemente hland, lt waa annOUMect today. · · SPOleemien at the bu• said ,.,rdent. o1 the eoutb county u a ruult will be hearin1 mor. Jet nolM bqlnnln1 today unW the Mven dQt of c1mer drill• a . Janet Holloway and Mark Sklansky. There are 465 in the class. Costa Mesa High School's com meocement is set for June 11 at 7:30 p.m .• at Orange Coast College's LeBard S tadium. Valedictorians are Bryan Bullard, Tuan Duona and Shan· non Sands . Salutatorl an is Arlene Hirano. There a~ 410 scheduled to 1radua\e. Eatancla H11h School's 39$ senion will be 1radu1ted June 11 at 7 p.m. al Newport Harbor Hl1b School'• David.Ion Field. Valedictorians an Christine de· La-Cruz, John Jndoml, Laura Parker and Kriltln Frantaen. Newport Harbor Hilb School will IJ'adu.ate m at tu June 12 commencement at 5 p.01. at Davtcllon Field, on campus. Va ledletorl an• a re Julle Cochran, Dianne Litt.le, Todd Lincoln and Melanl Symonds. Saluta&orian la Sarah Hufbauer. McNally Continuation School wlll ara.duate 70 .aenlon on June 12. •t 10 a .m . lri cenmoale1 on campus. Newport-Mesa Evenln& Kiah School'• 80 .,.aduatea will &e bonor«t J&me u, at 5:30 J>..:~· cfremonles, at MoNaUy IDiJ> Sche>Oj. .tlanacled Rioter With h.ts hands cuffed behind his back. a Cuban refugee sits on the ground in the Fort Chaffee. Ark .. refugee re· location center after Sunday's riot. Story on Page A4 Carter Will Seek Gas Ration Plan W ASHJNGTON c AP l Prest d e nt Carter is about to ask Congress to adopt an emergency ~asohne rationing system that will take more than one year to set up. a Department of Ener~y official told Congress today. Douglas G Robinson. DOE deputy administrator for pohcy . s a 1 d ,Lh e p I a n . c a I It n g r o r massive iss uing of coupons. would require $100 million to de· velop and would have a substan· ual error rate. He said that from JO percent to 20 percent of American motorists probably would not re· cel ve their proper supply of coupons at first because of dif- ficulties in keeping track or reg- istered vehicles. ·'Ten to IS million AmericMs wouldn't get them," he told a Senate energy subcommittee. "A substantial portion of the American people would be un- happy. It's inherent in a coupon ration plan." · Robinson said Carter hu ap- proved the proposal and plans to submit it to Congress within a Wffk or two. .Con1ress already bas authorized the 1dmJnlatration to propose a standby rationing ay1tem and the next step is fOI' tbe administration to aublnlt a specific plan. Sen. J . Bennett Johnston, D- La., has proposed an al~matlve tax and rebate system . American motortats would be taxed u much aa SS a 1aUoo of PILOT LISTS TIS CHOICES The Dilly Pilot Q>clay llata Ill recommendations for proposl-ttona, candidates, Jude•• and !oral meuuree on P~• Ae. ~a~ol in e . dependan~ on the ~eventy of gasoline shortages. but would get the money back m the rorm or lowered income tax IA 1thholding "The present "1tuat1on 1s an- in v 1tat1on to disaster.·· s aid Johnston. who presided at the hearing But. he added. '"I'll do what l can to pass the present standby olan because it's all we·ve got." · The emergency plan would go into effect if there is a sharp re- duction in imported oil that threatens American supplies. Coast Weather • 'CfOudy night and morn· In g hours. sunny and breezy Tuesday afternoon. Lows tonjght In mid SOs. Highs Tuesday 65 to 70. INSIDE TODA'-' Jolt~ t"°"Oht that when d~h OQl'IV it would be "°"" th4 I~ o/ on angel, not aotth tta. amcU of rottm egga. Sff PagcA7. •••ex ' Great Weare Bl/tU On S&L AcquUil&on \ L08ANOELES <AP>-OrMt W.....,. SlvlAp ud Lou Al· IMi•U. MDG aced'°'~ olfw to ec.t\lln Fin~ Feder•· U. bto. tw about mi m • or abe*t 111.• pv M&N ot the Lot Aac•'-·butd~pqy. . JIJIMS P'. llontcomWJ, ,,......,Und cblef HeeuUve ol Oreat WfftWD VU.,. •hkb .. • mJt ot Great W..a.na FlnuctaJ Corp • Hid tlw alfw ...... .J ... U and WM madi followtq diatta1Jona 'wlt.b l"IAllntlal f'edera&n. parent eotnPMJOI U uvlaat Md loan ( auodaUona wtlb IS oM~ lb Calllomla WbJch bu a.• bUUon In ........ The acquJaJUon would be subject to approval by both nrma' boarda and ab&reholdera u well u ,..~ •ltneles, aald t ,.llontaomery. , , • ... ,.. .... ar .. •r• •• r .... r BEJRUT. Lebanon <AP> An ar"'ored Israeli force penetrated aoulhem Lebanon today lo aeacb of PaJeaUnian 1uerrtUu but withdrew without Incident. a U N spokesman saJd. Samlr &nbar, the apokeaman, aaid an Israeli force ot about 100 rolled acroa the border into an area of soul.hem Lebanon controlled by the Dutch battalion of U.N peacekeepln& forces ~1-up. W'•r•• ul t:zprri•r•I • PARIS. France (AP> Pope John Paul II warned today that e future of mankind was "radically threatened. m spite or very noble intent.Jons. by men or science.·· • The pope singled out experiments in modifying genes as equal to chemical. bactenolo1kal and nuclear weapons. sayin& they .i..trere cases where scientific research was oriented to "destructive goals . . . or applied to ends contradictory to those of humanity.·· He gave the warning in Parts before tlying to Lisieux. a town in Normandy 100 miles west or the French capitaJ to visit the shrine of .St. Theresa and speak to cloistered Carmellte nuns. As the papal · helicopter landed, the rain that has punctuated his weekend trip to , France began railing again. An estimated 300,000 were wailing at •. .the shrine. , :l lklllrend• Co M .. rgr ' ROANOKE, Va. (AP> -'Jbe Norfolk & Western Railway and the Southern Railway announced plans today to consolidate under ·common ownership and control. • The merger plan was announced jointly by John P. Fishwick, ~president or the N&W, based in Roanoke, and L. StanJey Crane. •president of the Sou them. based in Washington, D .C. . FLshwick ~aid details still were to be completed and must be • approved by directors of both companies, their stockholders and '(fie Interstate Commerce Commission. ... .•ffadlo~k .-....,,p.-11dt-d 1.; Baff" ,, . NEW YORK <AP> -National League President Chub , Feeney today denied the appeal of Pittsburgh's Bill Madlock and said the third baseman must begin a 15-day suspension im· mediately. Madlock also was fined ~.000 for the incident involving um· pi re Gerry Crawford which took place in Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium on May 1. Feeney also upheld the fine. . The episode occurred after Madlock had been-'-8lled out on strikes with the bases loaded for the final out of WI inning. He Jlrgued the call with Crawford and then, when a teammate ' brought his glove out, the third baseman gestured with it, strtk· in& Crawford In the race. f 'ro• Pag.-:\ I VOTING IN COUNTY. • • Additionally. voters In 10 cities will vote on local ballot proposi- tions. 1l)()Se cities include Hwit- " logton Beach, Saa Clemente, , "'I • t ·.Bottle Rocket :Blarrwd for :Fire in Mesa A bottle rocket that ignited the roof of a north Costa Mesa home Sunday has been blamed for the C'i'ty 's first fireworks blaze of the · · )'ear. · Russ Henderson, city fire .. marshal, said the 2:20 p.m. Incl· · ·dent caused about S200 worth of damage to the John Zubleta "J\ome. 1168 Boise Way. He said neighborhood cblldren fired the illegal rocket Into the wood·ah.ingled roor. Damage was litht, he said, because residents or the area quickly climbed to the roof with ·a. garden hose. • Henderson warned Costa ~Ma.ans~ Lo use caution in Sittting off those fireworks which are legal within the city. _ He said about 10 firea result· ing from careless uae or firework• are recorded an- nually. "It really basn 't been that big a problem," Henderson re· marked. "Fireworks wouldn't be a problem at all if It weren't for botUe rockets. "They're about 95 percent of the problem," be added. DAILY PILOT ri. Or-c.ettt o.11y -· _..,. _,," ·--"'" --......... _ ... "-0<•-c-w -....... C-y '-'* ......... ----_,,.,,,...... ..... , .............. ..._.8H< ... .._....... :::C\'~~ :·~ ::-~";J ~ .. --......--'-""-'""'.,.. ~ ...... -..................... ~o. ....... c..u-....c..oo ___ -.. _ ---·-, .... a.rtty ,, ..... ft--GfM< .. __ .. .._.._ ..... n:::..a...-r=- a..-.M.~ --......·- ' Costa Mesa and San Juan Capistrano. In preparing for this election, lbe count)t spent $1.S million to buy a new mechanical vote countlna system that Olson says should make it easier and quicker to compute elections r e· suits. Olson has predicted the 90 new machines should 'have final but unofficial returns completed by 2:30 a .m. Wednesday. . The race which stirred up the most countywide attention dur· iog the last several months was the Third District Supervisorial c ontest between Miller a nd c hallengers Bruce Nestande and Russ Manning. Miller was appointed to the board last year by Gov. Edmwid G . Brown Jr. But his appoint· m e nt became controve rsial because ot his anti-war state- ments while a prisoner or war m North Vietnam and his assoc1a tion with the Campaign for Economic Democracy. Nestande, a Republican as · aemblyman from Orange, out· collected Miller 5 to 1 in cam· paien donations. Manning. a commercial artist, ran a distant third in the money race. Su~ Anthony's bid for relection 'in the First District was a much quieter arrair, even though he faces trial on political corrupt.Ion charges. Anthony is being oppos~ by Santa Ana councilman Harry Yamamoto. longtime postal ex· ecutive Hector Godinez. and Fount.aln Valley City Councilman Roaer Stanton. Voting Stand Corrected Inaccurate lnlonnaUon re- gard.ln8 tfir!X.,_ 1lf Woafeb Voters' atand oa two atate primary t.Dot pt"OpOSltlona wu inadvertently l.lat.ed lD a labula&-- ·ed voter~• aid in Sunday'• Delly Pilot. Repruentettv• ol tbe Orw• County braneb r.,n &h.t tie .. ... bu D(J& lat• • pomucm on Propolitioo 1 Nlardinl dls-uter aid ud reeommeadl • "Yff,. YOte OD PlopoelUon 8 autborlalnl •ft#IJ reveaae bondl. Tb• enoneoua fl1urea •P· r.ared on a .Utewlde news ,.. ••• C:,:~1n1 1tand1 of • •rtoui actio9 ll'CIUPI· RZID8VJLLE. Oa. CAP> -Convtdeid murderer Jack PoUa Hid today be ta prepared to die tft a.or,.•'• electric ehaJr Tbun· day '1lld an appeal would only "proloo1 It " PoUa. convicted ol murder eel 'kidn•Pl>lna lo a 1m crime spree In north Georlia, aald be re- viewed his lrlaI lraucripts with aU.orneya Sunday and tbi1 mom. Ins and decided an appeal would befutUe. _ "Why should a man have to sit on De.th Row ror eight or nine year11 and then still have to be ex· ecuted?" said Potts. who on Thursday between 10 a .m . and 2 p m is scheduled to become the first man executed in Georgia in 16years. He would be the fourth man ex· ecuted in the United Stat.es since 1977 Potts. ~. who converted to Catholicism wtule m prison. said. ''l"ve been through the JudiciaJ system. The courts have upheld my case. 1 don't see any sense in prolonging it any longer ... Potts was returned to the state prison here Sunday from the Georgia Diagnostic and Clasisification Center at Jackson. where be was moved about three weeks ago to be closer to bis family. He said he has been placed back in h1:; old cell. where religious pie· lures Md a rosary adorn the walls Under careful guard to make sure Potts doesn't harm himself. the prisoner wiU be allowed "all reasonable requests" and special \'ll>iting privileges. Opponents of the death penalty plan protests against the exe<:u· hon. and others are ready to go to court 1mmed1ately if Potts chanaes his mind. "We are prepared to respond at any point Jackie Potts wants a s tay, but we will not do.anything without his authorization ... said Andrea Young of Team Defense. a group of anti-death penalty luwyers. Gene Guern·ro. th<' executi ve director of tht! Georgia American Civil Liberties Umon. said his group "doesn't have any plans to take any action. but we haven't ruled out the possibility.". PotLl! was shot by police in the gunfight at his capture. The bullet 1s lodtced cl<>l>e to his spine. Potts wus convicted of kidnap· pmg and murder In separate trials m two north Goorgia coun- ties in the slaying of a 25-year-old auto mec:haruc. Michael Priest. f 'ro• P•u_. ,, I IRAN ... marks to the conference. sa1d Iran was virtuall y j?overned b} Washington and the Pentagon for years and urj?ed condemna· t1on of U.S efforts in his coun· try He attacked colonialism and said many countries have been faced w ith a "conspira•y of s uperpowers ba rgaining over their destinies." He said the s uperpowers have carved out lipheres or inrtuenee and that Iran was trying to break out of this mold. In a message to the four·day conference In Tehran. Iranian revolutionary leader A) atollah Ruhollah Khomeini called on del· e~ates to "condemn the U.S. op· pressors " Most world govern· ments "support the oppressor against the oppressed but we ex- pe<'t rrom you justice and good faith." Khomeini said. He srud the Iranian aovem· ment would produce evidence showing American intervention 1n Iranian affairs and the al· leged crimes of depo6ed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his father. Reza Shah. Some 100 non-governmental delegations from 50 countries are attending the conference. called by Bani-Sadr following the aborted U.S . mission to rescue the hostages April 25. Dele1at.es include represen· talivea or the ru1Jn1 political parUes of Syria, Algeria and Llbya, and aeveral Third World 1uerrilla mnvement.a, Tehran IOW'~uld. Slayer Walks Out of Jail NEW YORK (AP> -Wltb Melanie Cala lD bldlq under 24·hour poltce 1uard, police worldwide are on the loc*oat f« tbe fashion model'• ••· boyfriend, eonYkted mutdlrer How•rd "BuddT' Jaeobloa. who cuually lll'9IW oat ot jlil tbrM daya blfon be WU to be .... teaced. ••ff• could be ~ now,··. aaJd one 10Wee to tbe c ... On iru.day, tbe ~ top moa•1·wlDAlq Ilion• vainer ... to laaw bem MDteced ror the AU. I. 1111. "'IOtetit ........ mur-.-., of J4·J'••r·old Nita ..... JotiD Tupper. Ready for Fi•la Frfl Parade Memlters of Girl Scout Troop 1052 and Brownie Scout Troop 915, Costa Mesa, are busy readying their float for Saturday's Costa Mesa-Newoort Harbor Lions Club Fish Fry Parade. Workers (from left > Kris tie Hansen. Kim Morton. Lisa Freeman. Jennifer Shelden, Stephanie Brown and Kim Noh are proving one thing. you can-t make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, but with enough tissue paper and im· agination, you can make abeatup old trailer into a royal coach. Five Seek Judgeship F'ive Harbor Municipal Court 1udges are seeking re-election 1n Tuesday's voting. but only one faces an opponent Judge France!> Munoz. SO . of Costa Mesa. who was appointed 1n early 1978 by Oov Jerry Brown. 1s being opposed by Michael J Pear. 34, of Newport Beach. an Orange County depu- ty distnct attorney An early. well.financed cam· paign by the five judges ap· par ently scared off potential op· position cundadates. except in the case of Mrs. Munoz Her candidacv was endorsed today by the other four Judges Mr!> Munoz said s he wanLl! to be re-e lected to the court becaus(.•. "I happen to enJOY the court and I like my "ork "The biggest problem facing the court is the large volume of case and I'm continuallv work· in2 at improvml( the eff iciency of our courts to ::.oll.e that prob· lem."she sa1d · Pear said he wanta to be elect· ed because "I can do a better JOb than many of the Judges ap pointed by Co\' Jerr) Brown ·'The b1~e t problem facing the court 1s a lo!is of pubhc <'On f1dence in lhl· C'ourb a!:> an effi· c1t•nt. cost (.•ffccll\ c "a~ or ltolv· mg crime., .. Asked ho" he "ould soh e this problem 1f l'lccted. Pc<1r '>Wd. .. J udgcs who arc knowledgeable in the law and have pros· eC'ulor1al expe rience l ike myself can move the C'ase~ along quick I). A main problem "1th the system Is an inability to r<?· solve s imple matt ... rs ex- peditiously " Those Judgcl> running unop· posed are . Calvin Schmidt . 51. or Ne" port Reach. who was ap pointed by Gov. Edmund "Pal" Brown. -Ri chard Luescbrlnk. 41. ol Newport Beach. who was ap- pointed by Gov Jerry Brown Donald Dungan. 64. or Costa Mesa. who was appointed b) Gov Edmtmd ( Pat) Brown FACES OPPOSrTION Judge Fr9ncu Munoz SeUm Franklin. so. of Costa Mesa . .,.,ho was appointed by Go\' Ronald Reagan Th<' municipal court hJ'> JUnsd1c-t1on O\'l'r cn·11 cases not exceed.mg Sl5.000. sm all clauns 0.lfyPl ... S....- 'CAN DO BETTER' Chellenger Peer cases up to $750. misdemeanor complain~ that carry penallles up to s ix montJu. m Jail or a S500 f1n(' and felony preliminary hedrlngi. The court h andles l'ase~ occurring 1n Irvine . Newport Beach and Costa Mesa Tiro Win at ROdeo Killybrooke School third ~rader Christopher Cuthill and Bear Sl.reet School fourth grader Jan Johnson shar e d gran~ champion honors Saturday at the annual Costa Mesa Bicycle Rodeo As top boy and girl bikers, each earned a new bicycle donated by the Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Lions Club. Held in the City Hall parting lot. th~ event was sponsored by the Police Department and Police Association. Young Cuthill took first place in events for third·graders . Second went to Matthew James or CoJJege Park. and third was laken by Kirk Gooding of WilsOD. M ls11 Johnson captured first place in the fourth graders' dl.¥ision. Stephen Scheidel of Sonora School was second, and Tim Gielow or Woodland was third Larry Mokert or Paularino took first in the fifth.grade com· petition. 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That wu a lark but it dJda't becla to prod\tee tbe kind ol prol1tl CBS II med to - and to it told the baU club. Toda1. lt'• owned by Geor1e Stetllblermer, wbo med to be int.be 1bipbulldin1 buaineu ln CleYelaDd. Co11•t•Palmollve. very bta In toothputes and de· terseata, bouaht lta way l.nto a whole lot of other busl· neues, 1Dcludin1 koeer bot do&s and Ram golf clube, out of which it then had to extricate ltaell. It 1UU owrut Helena IWIUlteln toe· metlcs -and pleue, won 'l aomeone come and take thl• off Its handa? a tE AT a ICE Foods. a hlably sue· Money Tree cnsful Ollcqo.bued food conelomerat.e <it buys regional food oudlta whJcb tt inject. with money to make them grow>. tboughl tt would try lts hand at the bur1eonin1 hHI market -and so it acquired the Hannon·Kardon business . It found it wu oot al all like selling Dannon yogvrt -and so out it went. General Foods, invent.or of Tang, Shake ·n Bake. Minute Rice. Jell·O and other delicacies, boug~ the Burpee M!ed business. But 1t didn't grow well in that cor· porate environment and was sold to International Tele~ & Telegraph OTT>. the home of Wonder bread, Tw1nJoes. Sheraton hotels and so many other products and services 1t would take this entire newspaper page to hst them all ITT is no stranger lo the seUoff. It had to dispose of the A vis reot·a·car and the Lev1tt homebuilding businesses - not that at wanted lo. In this case, it was part or a deal It made with lbe Justice ~partment. To keep the Hartford iruurance buslneu that it had gobbled up. It needed to kick out some other companies 1t had bought. Fair is fair. RCA IS LOOKING around nght now for buyers. Not for the Hertz rent·a·car business-it's very happy with that one But 1t would like to unload Banquet Foods. Ban- quet 1s not exacUy a "dog" of a company. It maxes money and 1s. in fact. one or the leaders in the frozen dinner m arket. But for some reason it JWil doesn't fit into RCA'l> future plans Another company that didn't fit into those plans was Random House. one of the largest book publishers in America. RCA sold Random House earlier this year lo the privately-owned Newhouse publishing empire -1t operates the nation's thard largest MWSpaper chain. a str· mg of ~uanes including Vogue. House & Garden and Mademoiselle. and the Sunday newapaper supplement, Parade. Random House. wh0$e lmprtnu include Modem Library. Alfred Knopf, Pantbeoo and Vlntaae, wu not los- 1n1 mmey either. It bouts annul •ales of $1SO million and wu reportedly making at Seat $10 million ln pt"Ofit.a. Too puny, though, lot' RCA. THElllE'S A TOUCH of Irony hert>. When RCA scooped up R&odom House. the ant.eltectuaJ community moaned about ~ commercial corruptaon of independent book publishiJle. ll turns out that RCA not ooly does not want to brainwub the read.a.ng public, It doesn't even want Ran· dom~ RCA may have come lo realize that so many people were watclunR Johnny Carson's "Tomght Show" on its NBC networt that 1t dadn't have tJme to read. Right after 1t sold Random House. RCA gave Carson a new contract f'shmated by trade source5 to be in the nelRhborhood or $5 million a year He's worth it because every JO.second spot you see on that s how cosu an advertiser 125.000. You see three quick ones go by dunng a break -that's S75,000 right there. The "Tonight Show" produces more profit for RCA than the whole Raodom House operation dad -and that's why book pubhstung doesn "t fit into RCA 's future plans. Travelers Check Battle Loollls NEW YORK IAPl -The lucrallve travelers check in· dustry hu gal.Md • new and powerful competitor. Chase Manhattan Bank has announced that It will betln i11uing ill own checka under the Vlaa label ln September. The UUlOW'lcement posed a ch&Uenae to American Ex· press Co • the industry giant, and ralaed the poulbllity or lower fees ror customers Chase Manhattan Bank, which sold $100 million or American ExpresA checks last year, aald it will offer Its checks to coruiumers either ot no fM or with a fee smaller than tM 1 percent of race value charted by most l1auers . Travelers chedta are profitable ror Luutne banks not bttauae of fee revenues. but because ban.ks can invest money paid for them between the time the checks are bought and the llme they are cuhed. Al?M!rican Ea:press. according to some eaUmates . earned hundreds of millions ot dollars lu t year from its travelen cMck operations. Michael Uvely. president of Amertcan Expresa· travelers check dlvl1lon. refused to confirm that total last week, but aaid the company was "proaperl.nc In th• business." Gold, Metal Quotations IJ,... AHUIAMd Pnu Selected world sold prtcee today: L•t .. : morntns fl:ldna $5G.OO. up $21.~: anemoo1.1 ft~lng $!111.50, vp $218.00. Pu111: attemoon f1xinl l570.U , vp $20.19. ,......,.,.: taa.oo. up m.tt. z.tela: ... 00 b&d. up sa.oo; •. 00 uked. New 1'9': Randy• Barman mid·mornJAc SSll.S>. vp ae.oo. New Y-': Enaelbard nlU.na prtce mld·monUn1 •1.ro, upps.oo. N.w Ytrtl: En1elba.rd fabricated 1old mld·monlq •1.i.s. vpSll.11. * * * ND YOU <AP> -~ 6 Harmu '°"' ..... uptt.a. ~ IUftr '14.TID. up UM-~ 111\'W tts.ao. uP a .s11. * * * ................... ............... __. .............. .--.--:...---.... ____ ..._M .................... r,~~ .... ~ .......... ..... --.... ......, .. ......... __, ..... .......... aeooo,.. ~ .... INlldlft--.. ~ Md.,,. .................. • aaoTNC OOI•""' IOIG"""~ ~ ..,,. ow c..r_., ... . 1~· "" . .. . ,._... ... , .. .,.. ...,,....., Jotft• .......... # .. ... nM. IJll ...... C*-.... 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" "-CJIY l U. dllHolvl I (I} TIO T~ DOuQH THI 111WW IUNCH Nels Oleson (Richard Bull> finds that be is attracted to a warm and loving woman <Suzanne Rogers> while be is out of town trying to escape his nagging wife ln "Second Spring •• on NBC-TV's "Little House on the Prairie·· tonight on Channel 4 ;;r-HO i1 .. · A ·1·H The ...,. ooee on .,. .._ out .-di tor • hOme tor WI lbalilOOtied tMlby bom 101~-endlf'I Anwrtcln ........ (R) ,, DMCME ClnOy ICCIOIM-glY9. llW8Y Marcia'• dlaty lllld Marcia lt#t• • c:ampeign to uelude '* )'OllngW lie-* tfom lier llfe. • IAHfON> NlD IOH ~t .. Off9r1ld • grind piano by ....... lly --trlc: If he will mow II out of hll~rnent. • DO<CAWTT ~: RicNwdGllmln IR) e CMReASY "O.preulon tn Older People" (CCl(RI 711DI ass NEWS NICNEWS HAPPY DAV8 AGAIN Potail 11>1111• uv .. "'""°" Id blauty ~' contes- tants to tplnd the nigtit II ttll Cunn4ngllam hotlM I Cl) JOKEA'8 WILD M •A•&•H A strong wtnc1at0tm •'*I• the "*"*' ol thl 4077th In Vlltylng ways • THE 8EHHY HeU. SHOW _ at 8 P·(t\: Benny~· hie~ ot "CuanoY•" Md "The Deni Number Flalhar:' • OVU.fASY "Dapr1111on tn Older People" (CCI IRI G MACNEIL I LEHRER AEPOftT 7:30 8 THE MUPf>ET8 Ou.I Loll Fllllnl I TH!FOACE ,AU THE MUSIC THE 8ULUVAH8 Bert 11911 Tom • dste with CM•'-· l<itty ~ IO Anni, and Smith pull Hena on the IPOI regard· ~ lheleflllf 8t All IH THE FAMILY The lmpQ.cs AtCl'IMI is c;on. "9rtld 11'110 • 08\'0tld Chrllt11n 1'1er 1 C10M bndll with dlllth 8) OOOOTIMES Grandpa Evans 1><ino-• ac>eeall gu.t of 1>11 own '°' T l'\lnk lgiVlflQ Claa1111el l.l•f i119• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles KABC· TV (ABC) Loi. Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Anqctes 0 KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTIV (Ind) Los Angetes KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles ID KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Filmed on IOUltont In FI 1nC1e end Splin. ......,., M1-.·1 pot1r .. I of the 1111 1r1111 end 1>11 work IN· tur• remlf lilelll1C419 by hll Oqhler. ton lnO 1nW1Y c~ Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE The Wond ~ Staring Con1111 lrom Bunlrlllld. M.,_ta. 1 "'911 Wllh ·~mo l llf Jodie Folrer 8:00 8 Cl) WKN» IN CINCIHHATI AnCy tell htt Vtltttng Slatlt uo tor a dare wttn Johnny. tnen 1tuna 1ne hea llflldy iT\IOe plana wtlh VenustRl D LITTLE HOUSE 0.. THE Pf\AIAIE Annoyed by htl wtle I naggtng. Mr ~ t•N oH lo the coun1ry ....._ he ..-ta eno 1 ... .,, IOve w•th 1 t>eautlful woman (RI U MOVIE • *'" A Lion Is In The Stree11·· I 111531 J1"*1 Caoney. Bwbare Hale A llCl>ooltoec;her • hulbllnd sways the peOl)le tn hit 5ITWlll town With the UM of ~., .. (2htt) U MOVIE • •'" Low Me TencM<" 119!>61 EhM Praley. Aten· llfd Egen Two btothlt'a from the South l\gnl on oppoeite aides oC lhl CM1 War (2tnl •• ~ ··s.cr.ts Of Thrw Hungry Wlve1" ( 19781 JMlll Frlf'IClieC:ut. Jeelic:I W.iter Three reepeeteble tubutbln to•• ...,.. -~ed In the mu<1klr of I hind-. ll'llOt .. P'IY· boy (A) 8 ONE IN A MIWOH SNt1ey trie. to PIClt up the ~ when Mu I ... In iove wtth • women wflO d08I rot retutn the IMl- i MERV OAFF1N ISlMit: THE val AND THEFVTUAE Heney ()di-pr..oee owr • M9toOn of Amer1Cln Ind l9llmlc -~tng the ...... Odt9<9nOll 11'1 1'-liteltylea. QJ9 MOVIE • * ··0u1r~· I 19731 Ro bert Culp. M lrlyn M-T_,_llQl'I lertOt· ize • """ and tw 111n11y to lhe point ........ .._ llYW er• uw .. tenld. 11 hr • 30 min I t'.10 8 Cl) HOUSE CAU..8 ~· Old high 9Chool t11Ch9r .. ldmltltld to l<enllf'lgton Generll end .no.a !hit lfl9 Cll'I atll e•en her Influence 0¥1t ,,.,,, (A) 8 MOVIE • *'" 'Dey The Ellrth Moved" ( 1974) J1ck1• Coooer. Stella St- Unlll Ille lremo<S llart no one belieYel • men wt><> .. ys ,,.... .... be '" Hrtl>- ~· 11 hr 30mln I II!) JAZZ AT THE ~8H()f) 'Today' Not Saered Actress Hartley to Co-lwst NBC News Show By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP> -ln its ratings-fired drive to keep up with .. Good Morning America." NBC's "Today" show has finally taken the plunge -an actress will co-host "Today." Officially, the hiring of Mariette Hartley - whose fame rests largely on the success of her Polaroid commercials with actor James Gamer - is a limited experiment. NBC says Miss Hartley will just rm in for vacationing Jane Pauley for three weeks (June 9·271. and that Miss Pauley will rejoin Tom Brokaw & Co. upon her return. Perbap~. but the el(periment is Joaded with implications that s uggest "1·oday" is ready to go whole bog in its imitation of ABC's ever-strentheniog morning sbo", .. Good Morning America.·· That show, you'll r eca ll. wa s once something or an oddity HARTLEY ln the realm of morning turf to be trod upon only by genuine newspeople. At the most, it suggests lhe possibility that Miss Pauley may no longer have to arise at 4 :30 a .m . Tom Brokaw. who has steadfastly tried to maintain .. Today's" image as being primarily a • news production (refusing, for example. to read commercials on the show>. says or the hiring of Miss Hartley: "LOOK, l'M TAKING MY 80$ES at their word at this point. They say that Jane is simply going away on vacation for a couple of weeks. NBC has lots of projects coming up, like 'Midday' (a noontime talk-variety show scheduled for the fall) and they say they want to take a look at her <Miss Hartley> ··ru just take their word ror it at this point.'' Steve Friedman, .. Today .. producer, says the company line about trying Miss Hartley out ror .. Midday" ·•may be true ... but I'll have to say this -it makes sense ror us to have the same person for three weeks. instead of having several different people filling in for a rew days each.·· FalEDMAN SAID .. TODAY'' clidn't give tbe interim position to one or NBC 's female news cor· respondents because "It's bard to 1et somebody for three weeks." I JCJU e 1:00 -''Love lie Tender,'' Elvia Priilley, in bl1 movie debut, playa ID this lllm about two IOUthem brotheri wbo not Oil the oppolite l1de durt.a.a the av11 tlar . KOOP • -The Dream Merchants. Mark Harmon plays the role of an am· bilious youna man who Joins forces with nickelodeon operator <Vincent Gardenia) for one of the fint dynasties in the motion picture industry . KOCE 7:30 on 8 , 8 8:30 -Picasso: a Painter's Diary. Perry Mlller'a portrait of the late Pablo Picasso f ea tu.res reminiscences by bis daughter. son and colleagues. ..,,. Woodis Ol.wtM (No. 1r' PNI Wooda, llllo ...... s ..... Gancn, bMI, .... M1llllo, pl1110, 8111 GoodiMn. cit-. tO:«I. (J) LOU GMNT The TrtO etlft ,._ the lttllln '"*' Oonoven • -II ll"' on 111'11 tor ""'"* (Pwt i)(RI I ·~ HeOHT GAU.8'V .. Echo 01 A 01atant ~" A psydllC ww.1t• QAIOt • c:lltld In by a young woman wr.o I• meNCld by • ,_ing whit• QhOll hOrM • NTUAl The fltullll9d IOCMCy of Japan 11 pre1en1td lhlough thll lo<* ., "' people II ""'°"' • WO<lh<C> and~• (RI 1~1· NEWS JAZZATTHJ MA.INTENAHCE SHOP 'Phil WOOOI Oulrtet INo t I Ptlll Woocts. MO SU. 51-G*nore blA. M•e M e11110. p11no. Bill Gooowwt drums 6'l!) l!llU a.tOY£AS' JOUANAl. • A ConYlllUtlOn With Mas Lerner" 8111 Moyer1 ,,,..,. -polltte:m Ind _.. comment1t0t ..... L.,,.., autt>or of "l tld And The l(ennedy Legend A SIUOy lrl()w9CW MO~·· tRJ (!I ONE .. A -.uoN Slw1lty ,,.. to '** 14> tM --'""*' Mp .... "" '°"'9 ...., • WOllWI -'IC> doll noc r....-n • ...._ 11G» f•. (I} (!I NBW1 -.YWED~ lilCMl • '-' "L~ky Luciano" 119UI Eomonc:t O'Bnln. Rod Steooer n.. 1tor, of "'* ....,.. king ._, tq dliOOf\lllOn • potltlyed (2,,,.., eTHtoooOOUPU W"-' o.c.,·, .... begins IClll'IQ up, Fell.a decllOee In OCMI> "°YIQ8 ... do "*" both good • THE BENNY HILL SHOW 8lmo; IPC>Nt' u Ille Int boOntC blOy 11:30 8 ([) HAMY 0 A women ,.,.. "8N'f 10 look 11'110 ,,., huat>lnd. ~ lrlQuenl Ind myllenOOa OVl·Ol-lown ~ lnOS D TQNQHT au.. h09t OeVld '--. """ ~ Bin v ....... Ellyne eoo.... Joll Molt· na. Florene. HenOWson I DATINO GAME 0 AllCNEWS HOGAW'I HEAOES HOgln muat find • S«:tel JOHN DARLING I'M ~E ~AJ-.JD ~ MY CO"IMENTATOR'S COMMENT~ 'TONIGHT.' news programs, featur- lnl an actor-bolt CDavid Hartman), a Hollywood 1oasip queen (Rona Barrett) and a soft, sbow-bluy approach. Asked whether be coo.sidered the biring of ,-ww_;~~"J:'. Miss Hartley a signal that Miu Pauley may be Btrr WHEN "GOOD MOllNING" took off even with "Today," NBC began to take anothe; look. A couple of months ago, "Today" fired it.a .. hard·hltt.ing TV critic Ron Hendren and becan aearchiq for a Rona-like replacement. And now comes the hlrtnc ol the Polaroid lad7. Miu Har1Jey, s~ of the wry smile and winlllna manner. bu oo news experience. aDd la tbe flni • ••aueat host" in memory to take to the '"Today" desk for tbe full term ot a resular'• vacallon. Her duUes -dwinc Uae three-week attnt. uyway -will be limited to DOD·newa laterviewt NBCSQS. . ' leaving the show, Friedman said: ··1 doubt It. although I don't know. Bill Small (head of NBC News) hu always said, 'You're four people (Brokaw, Ml11 Pauley, Gene Shalit and weatl)ennan WUlard Scott) are your main people.' .That may have chanced, I don't know. "I hope not. I happen to think Jane'• very good." Jmnes Cann Star { . Of Film 'Thief' AS AN ACftE88 •181 BAaTl..EY at.rualtd for Jeara. 'WOltiq bit ])Uta ID moYs._.aad-TV Ari•. md • I aa•llrl,-UDtU tbe PoWad COID· HOLLYWOOD <AP> -lUMI CUD It.I.rs ID ltMrdalll c ... alcJal. 1'be IUllele bumor' of tbe ... u.e UUe role ol ''Thief, •• ~ .., It.an .... ._ ..... ~ ud die f.Cebtftf chemistry U.t woned bet.._ Weld. • .__, • Ganer ilml berlelf <Jeldlna to tbe mlttUea a. Jim 8elmbl ,_.._.. ...u. ......... ~~ .. aampdoa tbal .... WU Mn. Jlm Ganer) auddeD'-Chi • VI --·1 wnu --Clt1 ID Burton• Todag Actor Richard Burton is Joined by his wife, Susan, before he was interviewed by Gene Sballt for the 'Today' show taping in New York. 'lbe Burton interview will air on NBC oo June 19. .... .., ...... .. It "" ................. -_..., .. ___ ., BIL MURRAY. ___ ..., __ _ ~~~~o made 111111 a..-a.:.. a~ .., cqo~ wW mllle bit fteture debut u u u-.._._, IOdat. ol tbe tbJef wbo .._ bis M.Wa .. an el.e· At tM •W7 leat. tbe of IUM Bertlef II U.Jc .,.....lilt to overcome .....W•Jcated ••• ..-. ~ ~o a ltlllW bJ NBC Uaat "TUdaJ" 11 not ucred 1v1te1111. -...-....-... u....., _ " • 1•111 ;:::::::::::::::::::~:::;:::::::=:::=::=::::::::::::::--#~~~---.::...:--..;_~~~::----..... ~~~....:....:....;;::.,J ...................... ,. . Rideout Case Set For Film HOLLYWOOD CAP> -"Rape and Mama1e -The Rideout Case" is in produc tion as a television movie 'or .CBS. The movie. parts of it shot in Orange County. is based on the case or Greta and John Rideout. They were an Oregon couple who made legal history and headlines when Mrs. Rideout filed complaint o r r a pe. against her husband. Jennifer Wright and Mickey Rourke play the couple. Rip Torn also stars. T~d••'• Ba.ti~ lfl•"Wii t2a) ...... "f d Clmb T1le ~ MountMI" ("511 Ror'I' C1thoun. S11Mll ...,...,d. wtWI • turn-Of· ~Georgia,,.._ ....... city girt '°' .. bride. lie ... tNI ... ad)t.llt,_..t IO provlnctll ..,...,. Md peop1e II noc en .-yone.(t "'·~~"*'·> ,\'ot Sfped Pers is Khambaita has not been si~ to join the Joritt maned cast or AOO's "Charlie's Angejs•' according to.:• s pokesman for ~· TV series .~ Dick Clark Sets Theater Closure :. GREENBURGH, N.Y. <AP) -Dick Clark~' entertainment orsanizatioo said it will close OJJ(: Dick Clark Westchester Theatre at the encl of ~; summer because of heavy but unspecified finu· • clal losses. ·: Known previously as the Westchester Prem.lo Theatre, the 3,m.seat ball flaun!d ln a fede~• prosecution la which 10 backen, operators and_.. sodates were convicted of fraud and racketeerl~ • Tbe theater wu leued to Clark'• ~·; baaed prod\acUoo eompan,y ln March um b7 ~~ 1.J.ocoln Sariqa Bank. wblch foreclOMd tbe p erty la 1171.