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Senate Buries . ~
Eo .. ee Family Carter's Plan
Out of Honie For Gas Tax .
F RIDAY AFTERNOON, 'JUNE 6, 1980
VOL 1J, IHL 1a • laCT.-S, • PAOH
By ARTllUll a. VINSEL
Of .. Deify ...... SUft
Searchers contined combing
chilly seas off the Orange Coast
today for wreckage and bodies
after a small plane disintegrated
in mid·air Thursday evenJng.
sl\~O'\!_lg debris out of the skies
frYe mil~ off!bor'e. The· apparent explosion was
witnessed by a Hughes Airwest
jetUner captain who radioed at
5:30 p.m. that it appeared to be
Carter's Gas
Tax Buried --By Senate
. WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Senate, following the lead of the
House. overr"e President
Carter's veto today and crushed
bis dime-a-gal.loo tasollne fee.
The vote was 68-10, well above
tbe two-thirds m*'1lY needed
to brush aside Carter's veto~ a
congressional measure ~al·
ing the fee. · It was tbe first time a
Democratic~trollecl Coogreu
falled to sustain a Democratic
pl'aldent's veto since Harry S Tta.tman wu overridden lD 1952.
Carter vetoed tbe bill Thurs·
4Q. aayiDg the fee was needecl
to belp conaene imported
petroleum. But two boon later
and witb no delNlte. the Houle
voted 335.35 to override the veto.
Today's Senate vote ad·
ministered the final deatb blow.
1f blle either chamber of
Consresa can austaln a veto,
two-tblrdl vote lD both ~
a"iy Deeded to Otelitde oae. 1\rlUIDI ~{for tbe
ffto to be P.llC••nM. Sen. Gary
Jlut, D-Colo.. tald the Seaate tbat faUure to Nduee U.S. de-pead~ oa fOJellD oil oa1J
mlk• milltar)' aetloft ln die
hrnt• Gulf reckm that much --.a-.,.
1'We need lo tab IOIDe ltronC
....... ~Udl ...................
a twin~ Cessna aircraft
Spokesmen ror tbe Federal
Aviation Adminiatrat.lon said to· day. however. that lt was a
Piper Super Cub single engine
plane out of John Wayne
Airport, piloted by an Orange
County man.
H'e reportedly had one
passenger aboard at the time
the aircraft literally ellploded,
according to U.S. Coast Guard
officials in charge or the off.
shore search.
Jim Parsons. general
manager of Dick's Imperial
Aviation at John Wayne Airport
today confirmed their leased
blue-and-white Piper Super CUb
rental plane was apparently in·
volved.
''AU evidence indicates that i<
was our plane.•• said Parsons.
adding that bid firm bad been in
contact with the plane's pilot but
he declined to identify him
"He got ha pilot's licenae in
1977 and ~·s a local boy," said
Parsons. ad.dang tbat he is
mystlfted by circumstances sur
rounding the apparent midair
d.lslntegratjoo of the plane.
"ID all my years ln aviation rve never beard of a plane ex·
plod.in& like they say ft dJd mi·
leu lt waa beina sbot at.•• aaid
Panone, who explained be bas
rt )ears Qying tJme.
Cout Guard ChJef Leonard Frost, ~ the Search and Rescue
Cettter in Leng Beacb, said to-
day a leeond penon was report.
eel aboard the milling plane.
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TOMrbt Attraeifea
Even with the devastation of Mount St.
Helens still f resb in the news. plans are be·
ing formulated to tum the volcano into a
tourist attraction. Meanwhile. hundreds of
loggers and mountainside property owners
have swamped Washington state officials
with requests for permits to enter the 20· mile .. red woe" around the volcano.
Caterpillar Invasion
Creeping Thomanda Force Family t,o Flee
.. We open the door very
caref\llly to set inside and IMY
drop down on us u we walk in,··
Gata .said Tbunday.
He baa CQDtlnued to spend
nl1bta llt tbe apartment.
On Wednelday fire flahten a-
lb1 blp.pnaure boles f aUed to
drown the bannleu, If unalaht·
tJ, taU!!i'pdlan.
•All they =as give them
a batb!" la an attendant
at a netchborbood 1ervlce Sla·
Uoo.
Afterward ... tbe caterpillan
were more numerous tban
ever." admitted Areble D. Caesar Sr., town modi a ..... o.
teodent and tree warden.
Gata aald tbat when u iD·
duatrial vacuum wu -.ed to
" scoop up tbe tmects ... it eot 10
c&o11ed wttb tbe damn dalap It
ato,Pped workln1. • • And. be
added, '1ben'a DO Way JGU CU
take a vacuum up an -.toot
tree."
CMMr ant plenMdl to~ a commercial actlleahe,
Tualefoot; arcUld tM -. ~ the t1'8ll to trap &be ca.......,..
·•tf ...... 't wort.'tliie lalt
1tep may be to remott tbe v.. ........ su.. • ClOllbel omc. ,.....
ff•Y.Warcl Mid tbe bull .... • ., feed for • ,.., .... .,. ... ., ..... .,,
er
·'Kidnap'
By llOBEllT BARKER
Of -o.lty PIMt ..... Police agencies have in·
tensified their search throughout
Southern California for a
mysterious black van that they
believe may be linked to the se>-
called Freeway Killer who may
have murdered more than 4e
boys since 1972.
The full description of the van
was released Thurs day. lbe
sarne day that the latest murder
victim was identified as IS.year.
old Steven J . Wells of Downey.
The boy's nude and strangled
body was found behind a service
s tation in Huntintlon Beach
early Tuesday.
The body of another youngster
which was left al the rear of a
Westminster service station two
weeks earlier, remains uniden·
tified.
Garden Grove police issued an
all-points bulletin for the van
after two witnesses reported
tbey saw a young male
hitchhiker being kidnapped in
the city on the nipt of May rt.
Garden Grove Police Sgt.
Bruce Beauchamp said the van
appeared to be brand new.
(See DJ.ER, Pa1e AZ>
Coast
W eatlaer
Fair through SatW'd•y
except for late niabt and
mornil:l& low cloud.lnesa.
Lowa tca.lght in tbe 508. Riaba Saturday mid to up-
per tOa at the beaches. 70 to 1$ inland.
1N81M TO•~ 't'
TMN'• ,,..._ of /1llt to be
fWttMI cd Coda lfaa'1 JSth
caaltlCll llllt ,.,., °"" Conmiol ttd• •~tad. Sot11rcfor'•
parade " pwc#IOld °" Paot CJ.
'
'
M Q!1, Y f!W! I 'aftr, JlfM f , '90
Jobless Rate
WAWIM"l'ION CAP) -TM • ••U•'• ... ..., •• , rate ._ .... , .. C"• •a U..Hjt1&111~,....
• 1811aU. • .._ whln• ••••• •••tl•••• t• •••• li1alftr'lllJ. Utt 10......._ ree' ::::. • ,...., ,. .....................
UD•Sft"°1meot by l .I Plf'C*'•
..... pa6D&a -tbt lart• two-
1! moatb dhnb l1Me WOrtd Wv : u ...... Labor ~l Mid. ~Some 1.7 mllnon Amtrluaa ,..._,._Al
:.PLANE •••
pieces ol which were ~Nd
Thursday evenina.
No trace was fowid ol any
bodJea, 1nvelti1aton aaid.
Chief Frost aaid the Coa1t
Guard baa the names of the two
Individuals presumed aboard.
but the firm that leaaed the
plane and rented it out coWd not
confirm that.
Hopes for possible survivors
were virtually nonexistent, ac·
: cording t.o authorities.
·'The hope that anyone ls still
alive grows dimmer and dim·
mer with each paalnl hour,"
USCG LL Mark Jonee sa1d.
He said water temperature ln
. the region belng combed by the
cutter U.S.S. Hobart out or Long
Beach ls 60 degrees and no one
·.could survive more than four or
five hours without a wetsuit.
Location of the area where the
disintegrating plane went
~down is about rive mlJes ·south of Newport Beach. placlng
· it roughly otr Laguna Beach, in-
vestigators said.
A helicopter out or the USCG
Air Station, Los Angeles, was
also combing the seas offshore
today for any trace of furthef'
wreckage or bodies.
One OranJe County resident
reported seeing a blue and white
plane fitting the misaJng Super
Cub's description fly low over
his home late Thursday after-
noon. apparently backfiring.
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KILLER •.•
customiJed with a very shiny
black paint job.
The vehicle had no chrome ex·
cept for the name Dodge printed
in block letters at the right rear
oversized door. .
On the left rear door the word
"shafted" had either been print·
~ortaped. ~ nere a1ao was a tear-drop
lriadow ..... u. left ,.,. of tbe
~v.n. • Beauchamp aald two wit-
nesses reported they saw a
youth forcibly abducted when
they were waiting to make a left
lurn at Hazard Avenue and
;Brookhurst Street near the San
-Diego Freeway.
: ''The witneaaes said tbe youth
;approached the passenger aide
:where be was squirted wlt.b a •ut.tance and srabbed. ; ••we are aure there were more
'.I.ban one penoa ID the •ebicle.
• ''We were t'GDftdeat that tbe .teport .,.. true from tbe ~
'pine... Beaucb'amp aaicl. "But
when a Hcood witness came
forward a week later wttb the
same ·cletalla, it made ua nm
more 8Ul"e.
"We have no way of knowtng
lf lt was the Freeway Killer but Jt ta the btst Jud we bave." Wells, the victim who wu
found ID Huntin8toa Beach, la
not the penoo who wu forced
into the van, police said.
Garden Grove police are uk-illi &ll)'OOe with information to
call them atm.6667 or m-6783.
Cosmonauts Aloft
MOSOOW (AP) -The Sovitt
union baa fired two more coe·
moaauta into apace In an ap-
parent test miaaion for the new
Soyuz T2 craft. Soviet a~ ot the mlHkm left It unclear lf .
the mm would link up with the
orbiting Salyut I apace atatloo.
Til Jt IHI (n4)MMDt
Q111.,..Mc$4I f4...,. .._ ... ~ .....
........ to _. .. NI.II ...
Ad ... 1.1 Pl'Hal la MQ, lt ............ , ...... No-...... 1111. • .. tM rate ..
~ ... a•1111 ......... at.ace• At Mm1 t.llM, UM Labor
Departmeat uld wboltHlt ,rte. ..,.... ..., role b1 •
men t.J '*"9l, dowa from
April'• o.s perNat rise and the
1ma1a.. mantbb lDcRue alDce
~ltn. the .... t price nau .... •Uf·
... t liplftcaat ....... ta 1Al1•
tlOD llltr UaJa J•ar for 90G•
1um1r1, wbe t.ave Mea eoe·
froated wWl prleel rtl1aa Ill • 11 percent eompouad auual
rat• durlna ~· llut ~ .. montha of Ulla rear. o.rtq
April and May. •holetalt prte.
were ril1nC at annual rata of oa·
ly '·' pereeGt.. Wboleule nten to the ltate
of productlon for 1ooct. Juat
before they reach eonaumers.
Prlcea at tbat level are COO·
aidered a good barometef' ot IUl>-
aequent retail prt~ cban«•·
..,.....,_
RAMSEY ci.ARK WAVES TO KHOMEINI SQUARE CROWDS
BUI Radio Calta Him 'W.8t American Agent'
Iran Calls Clark
'Vilest' American
By fte A.aa«la&ed Press
Tehran radio condemned
Ramsey Clark today as "the
vilest American agent" and
as ked Sadegh Ghotbzadeh's
Foreign Ministry t.o explain why
the former U.S. attorney general
was allowed to partjcipate in the
"Crimes of America" con-fel'eDCe. ne ndlo aid die aim ol t.be
roar-day coafuenca. wblcb
ended 'lbunclay 'Wlt.b a reeoba·
lion coodemnl.ng U.S. treatment
of Iran without mentioning the
53 American hostages seized
more than seven moot.ha ago,
s hould have been not only t.o in-
vestigate past U.S. activities but
also t.o prevent future plota.
The Sovemment-owned radio,
wboae actions and commen·
tariea occaaioeal1y anger some
Iranian oftid~ the air ol
the conrennce have been
not only to in~ put U.S.
aetlvldea but abo to Pl'8"al what lt Mid could be plots ID tbe
future.
It aald 1nm•a continued cllpm-
dea~ an lmperiallam and the
"open ancl~dden eonapirades"
of the United State. leave no
doubt t.laat Iran must draw up u
Music, Money
Good Reading
.OnSun~y
Muaic and money, now and
then. wUl be examined ln Sun·
day's Dally Pilot.
CE&TAJN SOUND -Wby
tan 't there a mooumenl to Stan
Kenton'• diaUnctlv~ music oo t.be Balboa Peolnsula where it
all belan? Staff writer Arthur
R. Vimel prolllea memben ol
the Jazz creat'a Bil Band who
recall the heydays and wisb
1bere wu some lasting symbol.
aA&JTY VALUED -Jnlla.
Uon bu driven the price ot rare
coiDI blaber aod bilber, and a
Newport Beach deafer in allver
dollars la ridlna the wave ol in·
tereet by spotting undervalued
cartwbeela for b1a clients. In
You/Your Money.
DAD KNOWS BUT -Not
always, HY• Al Doualus, a
Newport 8eaeb bualneaaman
wbo wu bcmored u tbe Welt
Cout'• '°I> father lD tbe ftllld ol
com!Dllft. PuWq famll1 ftnt
belptd hla cbllclren &J'OW ID• ~ In SUnd•t'• bulleur pas•. •
soon as possible a "com·
prehensive proiram" to counter
this and to "separate and de·
marcate our relations with
Amenca."
It said the conference and the
"conciliatory attitude" of the
Foreign Ministry toward the
United States need explanation.
r ... Pt1pAJ
GAS ••.
Carter cast 21 vetoes. all of
which were sustained. Altbougb
no Democratic president bad
been overridden alnce 1952,
Republican Preaidents Dwiebt
D. Ebenbower, Richard II. N'tx-
op and Gerald R. Pord bad a
total ol 19 vetoes overridden.
Democrats have eonlrolled
botb boas.-of Coacreu for tbe
belt. part of the Jut $0 , ......
In Ida veto mestaa• 'J'luanday. the prw;l4ea& told eon.,.... llaat'
wblle be kae.-the fH waa poltUcally mpopular, memberi
should rile above PGlltk:9 md let
blm lmpoee it, Ile called tbe
levy an lmportaDt step bl all
conaenatlm. ''eood .poliey Md cood commaa ...... ••
Ria veto took two bo9rw to
reacb the Houle llDd two mtnut.
todiscuaa. .
.. We've talUd tile matter to
death," said Rep. Al Ullman, D-
ore., chairman of tbe Ways and
Means Committee, u the roll
call wu ordered.
Carter wanted the fee t.o help
the nation be1in wltbdrawtq
from its eilht·million·barret-a.
day consumption of forelen oil.
But opponents -Democrats as
well as Republlcana -called
the fee a $10.3 billion tax on
driven that would serve liWe
p;.arpose but t.o help balance tbe
budget.
The president announced tbe
fee Jrf arch .l5. and.Jl wu. to-bave
gone tnt.o effect May 15. But a
federal Judie blocked it, aa,ytna
Carter overstepped his authority
in trytna t.o place the levy oo all
IUOllne lnatead ol llaUtlq It to
oil lmporta. 11ae adm!Nstration la appeal•
tn1 that order Howevet, tbe
override ot Carter'• Yeto CCMlld
make the outeoaae ol tbat 8llPM1 moot. It wu not lmmedftilely
known II 1overamea~la
plaJ}Pe{llo J'\U'l\ll t.be ...
Carter relt.r•Uid .elalm
Thursday that be mo.Id to lm·
poH tbe , .. ~bee ... c:oe-areulonal ._....,..,... W. to
do so .........
c.~!~br~.:=t'~'.,..a.=::
fteiala" ~ Jae aalcl an •· wWtac .. to face the Political
beat ..... U. .u .. eoeee to
mike a '°"° dKllliil tir * be••ftt of We c ... 1r1." Re mldeU..,_..to~
1D tbe O.al °"'" .. be ........ tbe•••-....
TM WI a boe.b ..._ ........ ,_ .... .,...._
=~~:-....... ..
~I '-.
biP•u.tti'.wome. Uaemplorment lnereaaea
were ~ blC.b amoaa worken bl eoutrucUon and muuaf~. a.pec~J in tbe
autolD4UltrY.
County Votes
Still Counted
Employment amon1 blue-
cotlar wortten fell by "50,000
durlna May, but wblte·collar
emplo)'melll wu up by 200,000
Jobe. The two montha of easing in
price Increases al wholesale
followed advances of about 1.5
percent Iii each of tbe nrst tbJ"ee
months ol the year and signaled
some coat.lnued price relief for Americana at groceries. drul
at.ores and other retail outlets.
A Registrar of Voters
spokesman said results from
two precincts in Anabeim and
Fullerton were expeded t.o be
added into the overall vote re-
turns sometime today, livin&
tbe county lt.s ftna1 but Wdftclal
results for Tuesday'• electioa.
The county has 2,061 prednets.
Blamed for the delays -
which Initially involved misaing
results from 38 precincts -were
computer problems and a balJot
mixup 1n a West Anaaeim pre-
cinct.
A spokeswoman for tbe
Secretary of State's office 1n
Sacramento said fulaJ retwna
from Oranae Count1 were oat in-
cluded in the booklet U.Ung re-
sults of Tuesday's primary elec·
f'ro•P~Af
BUGS •••
before spinnlDc gk>say blade co-
coons and entering a 10-day
pupa stage.
But they will emerge aa moths
that will lay more caterpillar
eggs. Residents are edaY.
"I'm almost out ol my mind
over th.ls ... They're outside.
crawling all over the house."
complained Candace Kaley. 73.
''You bavt! t.o brush your way
out the door.
"I never saw so many cars on
this street. People are slopplng
and look.mg ... They've nevt>r
seen anything like it. Neither
h1ve I."
"They're not dangerous," sa.id
Selectman William Moody. wbo
OWDI oae of tbe ...... ''Tbey
don't bite•....._ But ._.re a
nuJaa.nee."
Experts said tbe lnflwr wu
caused by a peak in the cycUcal
caterplllar population. but
Dalton Fire Chief Robert
Kirch.Der blamed restrictions oo
spraying pesticidee.
~ Electric Car
Gets Boost
NEW YORK <AP> -A new battery-motor 1,.Wm deWJioped
by Gulf ll Western IDdUllJW tac. eoald put peppm, inn·
peulww tlelUic can -capable
of 150 mu.a at $5 mpb on one
claarae for about $3.45 -ln
America..,.... by 1•.
The batt•rJ 111tem WCM&ld
nMd redw'l1al for ab to eilbl
boura after every 150 .U..
SllW amda1a MY 150,000 four·
PaueDI«' can DOWeftld by t1i1e new 1,um could be prodaced
by 1• at a COit. ID ._ clalhn.
of M.500 eaeb or lea.
~ ~.-J ~ -. ~ . '-/ . ,
Uon in Calilornia.
Sbe said Orange County is the
only one left in California which
bu not completed its final
tabulation of votee. Los Angeles
County vote total. also are in·
complete but official• there
cboH to submit their results u
final for now.
Orange County election of .
flt'ials have maintained their
new $1.5 million vote counting
system wu oat at fault in the
vote tabulation breakdown.
TbeJ lmtead cited problems wht~b arose when results on
magnetic tape from 38 preclnct.s
would not co through the coun· ty'a computer' which iuuea print·
outs of results.
For most of those precincts,
the information bad to be
traufernd to new tapes which
were re-fed succeufully lhrou&b
the~.
But other problems also OC·
curred, locludinc those in an
Anaheim pncinct where 237
voten were glvea the wrons
ballot card Uattng partisan races
for otbe!' districts.
Tbia mixup resulted in elec·
tioG otnd.a1s having to transfer
non· partiaan vote results from
the old balJot.s to new correct
ballots.
Votes cast in the partisan
races were thrown out and elec·
Uon officials have u..ad lbe reai·
d ents would not get an op·
portunity to recas t ballots an
tbo6e races.
Officials SaJd apparently no
ooe DOb<'ed, not even the voters, .
they were casting ballots for
candidates in the wroa1 districts
for uaembly, atat.e aeoate and eoa,,..,
C,as Prices
WlOff
SACRAMENTO (AP> -
For tbe first time in three
yeara, the price or
1aaollDe eitber leveled oil
or drbpped durin1 the
moatb OI lla.y, tbe ata1e
Department of
TraupoNtioa reports.
Tile department also
said Tburaday tbat biabWa.J travel for April
decreHed C.5 percent
from April 1979. Weekday
travel (ell S.3 pettent. and
weelreod travel z.c per-
rent.
Bua rtdenbip lDcreased
by ZZ.t percent ln April
over a year aeo and train
travel rwe a bit, but first·
quarter a1r travel fell 9.2
percent from the first
quart.er of lt79 .
Food prices al wholesale
showed a ~ant 0.1 percent rise
after falling 2.8 percent ln April.
Non.food prices rose 0.3 perceot
last month, a considerable
slowdown from the 1.6 percent
lncreaaeinAprtl.
Much ot the improvement was
due to energy, for which prices
rose 0.8 percent, the smallest
monthly rise since September
1978. Tbal was before the
Organization of Petroleum Ex·
porting c.ountrtes began a ctou.
bllng ot crude oil prices that hit
Americans the past year. Energy
prices increased 3 .8 percent in
April.
Tbe government's index for
wholeule prices, officially
called the Producer Price Index
for finished goods. stood at 241 .0
in May. That meant tbat goods
eo1ting SlOO at wholesale lD tbe
base year ot 1961 cost $241 last
month.
c,ems Booty
$2.4 Million
II ARSDIJ.ES, France <AP>
-Gan11tera extorted $2.4
million tn gems from a
Yaneillel diamond dealer dur·
ing tbe night by threatening t.o
kill ooe ol bia children, police
said.
Elie Guigui told police four
masked, armed men eatered his
home as be was eating dinner
with tus wife and four children.
Two men shut Mrs. Guigui and
the children lD a room and held
them at 1a.npoint while tbe
others forced Guigui to give
them the combination t.o bis of.
fice safe.
When they couldn't open it,
they telephoned Guigul's home
and threatened t.o kill one of bi$
children. He then explained bow
lo opeo tbe safe.
NolrarUan
y a/,edictorian::
ATLANTIC ~~S. <~ ...
-Tina Babadori was suppcJBed
t.o 1ive a valedictory addreu at
Atranlic City High School's
graduation next week. But abe
withdrew when more than half
the school's teachers signed a
petition oppostni her. ·
Misa Babadori, a straight-A
student and fifth in her clua, is
Iranian.
And students supporting their
classmate say the teachers'
behavior ~ counter to every.
thing they've been taught to
value about America's Pria·
cl pies.
811,· a11,· S11it or • •
S11ort Coat In 011r '.
Stoek ••• For Onl,· ••• •
-oo ·~-.
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WUOilllt!e
Gola Prices
Spiral Anew
LONDON <AP> -The price of
gold soared as much as ·'24 an
ounce to break the $600-an-ounce
level for the first time ln three
mon\.bs in Europe today.
Silver also rose Sl.02 an ounce
in London to a two-month high of
$17.02. It traded in New York at
$16.80.
The value of the dollar was
mostly lower in quiet trading.
Dealers said demand for gold
today continued a recent strona
surae that be&an Monday amid
rumors -later officially denied
-· that three to five American
Killer's
I Vehicle
I Spotted?
r a1 aoam Ma&Ea °' .. ....,""' .....
t
Police agendea have ln·
lellaJ.fJed tJaeir Mardi ~
SouU1era California for ~
l myaterioua black van tbat they
!believe may be llnked tot.be ic).
called Freeway KlJJer wbo may
have murdered more tlaD .tO
bo)'1.-.mi. Tbe,... de9mDdai fJl .. 9U t11t•• releaaecl 'l'luinay, the
aame day that tbe latest IDClrder vleUm ,... ldentlfted u 11-Jal'·
old Steven J. Wells ot Downey.
The boy's nude and auanaiect
body was found beblnd a service
station in Huntington Beach
early Tuesday.
The body of another youngster
which was left at the rear ol a
We"tminst.er !lervice station two
weeks earlier. remains uniden·
tified. .
Garden Grove police ls!UM!d an
all-points bulletin for the van
after two witnesses reported
they saw a youn~ male
..
<See KILLER. Pace AZ>
Boats Up
For Grabs .
You too can join the
boating crowd Saturday if
you grab your yachting
cap and cbeckbook and set
1alJ for tbe Newport Beach
City Yard and the annual
pollce unclaimed vessel
auction.
Dozens of boats lndud·
Ing a 16.,loot Hobfe Cat. go
on the block at 9 ii.m . ln
the municipal 1tora1e
yard at 5112 Superior Ave.
Police sa)' all chuea
are on an u.ls with
no auanuatee of eon4i.tloo
and aales will be final. Payment must be in C'Uh
or ebeck drawo oo a local
ball.It.
All boats must also be
hauled away AmmMlltety
after the &atllr'W IDOl'D·
... :a.aetion.
hostages bad been shot in Iran.
In Zurich, the price of 1old
had risen to $605.50 an ounce by
mid-day, highest since March 7,
arter closing at $587 .50 Thurs·
day.
In London. the metal was
quoLed at S&OZ.50 a troy ounce in
mid-afternoon, up from a mom·
ing fixing ol $598 and a Thursday
closing of $58'1. It closed at '800.
Gold closed at $58'1 a troy
OWltt in New York on Tbunday.
It had been priced iD the ranee
of S500 to $530 for several weeb
prior to its newest sur"e. It traded today in New Yon at
$e07.
Fresh buying of gold this week
sparked a chain reaction of
price mark-ups around the
world that CCllltinued today.
Gold prices ar6 atlll well
below the record $815 an ounce
reached duriDg tradinc on the
New York Commodtttea Ex·
change ClD Jan. 21.
SUver wu up iD London from
Tbunday's close of SUJ. The
mid·aftel'1l00a price was the
highest llnce April 9.
ff.S. ]obleaa
~~' Piim Ler,el
WASHINGTON CAP> -The
nation'• unemplo1ment rate shot up to 7.8 percent iD May.
the hilbest tn 3~ years. while
inflatiao at the wbQJeaale price
level continued to cool
sigaJficanUy. the 1overnment
reported today.
Since March, a rapidly de-
veloping recession baa swelled
unemployment by 1.6 percen·
tage points -the larseat two.
month climb since World War
II, the Labor Department said. Some 1. 7 mUlion Americans
were added to jobless rolls In
April and 7.8 percent in May. It
was t.be higbelt rate since No-
vember 1975. But the rate in
California rema.lDed unchanged
at 7 .1 percent.
At the same time, the Labor Department said wholesale
prices durln& May roae by a
mere 0.3 percent, down from
April'• 0.$ pm)ellt rile and t.be
amalleat monthly increase a1nce
September um.
The latelt price fl¢es SUI· ant 1ipificant eulng in lnfla·
&Ion later thl• year for con·
aumen, 'Who bave been con·
fronted 1ritb prices riaN a~ an
11 petc•t compot&Jtd auual rate durlq tbo fJrat tbree
moQtha of ~ year, During
AprU and Ila)', .tM>teaale pr!'ces. were rilbC' at umua1 rate of CJD· 11•.1..-.. ~
Wllal11• n1 .. to tbe atate
Of PJ~ for 1ooct1 Juat
before ~ reaelt coaaumen.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1990 N
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AMERICAN TROOPS WADED ASHOAETOANOAllAHDY8EACff38YEAASAGOTOOAY
D-Oay lnvaalon Marbd the a.ttnnlne of the End for Hitter'• Tlllrd ~eldt
D·Day Honored Today
Allied Forces Landed in FJYJ11tt 36 Years Ago
Today market' the 36th an-
nl venary of D· Day. when Allied
lorcea invaded France at Norman~y. doomed Adolf
Hitler's Nail Germany and
maned the beginning of the end
or World War 11.
Tbe combtDed Allied forces. tbe mlataUHt sea and air
armeta I• lal1tor7. bit tbe No...., COMt oo Junes. lNf.
at S Lm.., taodoa time.
Time. tide. wind and rain have
wubed away tbe atalns of blood
and Iron on that picturesque.
60-mlle solar plexus where the
Allled punc]\ landed 36 years ago
today.
Steaming out or a dark. misty
morning. the monumental task
force slammed into lightly
manned Nazi German shore de·
lenses.
Bombs, naval bombardment
and replying coastal fire com-
bined tn a thunder and at 6:30
a .m .• the ground lattes hit the
beaches.
Inching, crawling, fallin1. the
first assault trow>s drove
forwarct. pound1q at the Uoe al
lroo to ta• ca.reatu. Bayeea.m.
Caen la a claJ. a week. two wnb. three . • . Tbe 80 by 10.nule bea~
widened bit by bit as American.
Brltlah, Canadian, French and
Polish f~ began the final.
crushing pUSb against Germany.
Logistics for D·Day were
titanlc: 1.000 planes and gliders
dropped paratroopers on the
Carentan Peninsula.
Manpower marshaled under
Supreme Allied Forces Com·
mander Geo. Dwi~ht 0 .
Iran Calls Clark
'Vilest American'
By Tbe Asloda&ed Press
Tehran radio condemned
Ramsey Clark today as "the
vilest American agent" and
asked Sadegh Ohotbudeb's
Foreign Ministry to explain why
the former U.S. attorney 1eneraJ
waa allowed to participate in the
"Crimes of America" con·
ference.
The radio said the aim of the
four-da)' conference. which
ended Thursday with a resolu·
lion condemning U.S. treatment ot Iran without mentJonJna the
53 American hosta1e1 seized
more than seven months aao.
should hava been not only to In·
ve1t.11ate pMt U.S. act.lvitJea but a1ao to preyeat tutu.re plots.
t Tbe penlmeGHwned radio.
whose actlon1 and commen·
tar.in occa:lonally anger aome
traahm offtdall, aald the alr ol
tbe confereaee lbould bave been
not only to lllvestllate put U.S.
acUvlt.les but a1lo to prevent
what it said could be plots in the
future.
It said Iran's continued depen·
dence on imperiallsm and the
"open and bidden conspiracies"
of the United SUtes leave no
doubt that Iran must draw up as
soon as possible a "com·
prehenslve program" to counter
this and to "separate and de·
marcate our relations with
America."
It said the conference and the
"concillatory attitude" of the
Foreign Mlnlstr)' toward the
United St.tea need explanation.
Why, it asked. WU Clark aJ.
lowed to participate when the
polnt of the conference wu to In·
vestl9ate the acUona of present
and former U.S. ofllclala and
wben a previous mlasion by
Clark was "sent back lD dis·
grace" by Ayatollah RuhoUah
Khomeini .
Eisen.bower totaled 2,876.439:
with s.oo figb!B planes; 3,467
h.eavy bombers: 1,645 Ugbt and
medium bomben and otben.
A total of 39 Allied d1 VJ.Sions
fiercely fought the forces
marshaled by Germany. &5
. dlri&iaat ..... Ii... reRn• ...
t.bef' ...........
Opea1ns up other fronta. Gm.
Georce S. Patton aad bl•
hellfire·aad·brimstone Third
Anny hit St. Lo. and oo Aug. 14,
Allies invaded France south of the Rhooe with 1.000 more ships.
The first terrible crack was
heard on D·Oay , June 6, 1944.
but it wa s m onths until
Germany·s bac k was finally
broken.
OCC Paper
Prank Angers
Air Officials
Orange Coast College aviation
students and faculty members.
grieving over the death ot a pilot
they believe attends their
school, a.re steaming today over
a whimsical and false campus
newspaper report.
Howard Everhart. chief pUot
for the college's Air Transporta·
tlon Department. said it ts
believed the small plane that
disintegrated over the ocean off
Newport Beach Thursday wu
piloted by one of his students.
That crash closely followed
circulation of the college's "Coast Report" newapaper,
publlsbed by student ~rnallsta.
The iaaue C(lalaloed IA aerial
photo of the campus and a
toneue-tn-c:beek caption which
claimed tbat momenta after tbe
photo was taken by • wiD1·
waltlnc editor. he waa de·
capltated by a telepbooe wtre.
"With aU the good th1np we
do for avlatioo 00 um C*IQINS, we don't DMd thls stun.•• Mid
Everhart.
He aaid students from bis de-
partmtnt are circW.UD1 pell.
tlou Htk\"8 an apio&ou from
the joumalilU lnvOIYeCI · to the
ltudentl ol Air TrGl9ponlltlan
Depa.rtm8at. ··weccaidel'U..WDll,.._
b' Mriout --ot t.bole out. there lut DiCbt (ln tbe ....._
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lnto Oylq; Uaait'• t.be .._..
t1te1 toik .... •t tla1a .........
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calla at tdlODl mu bGllDe floe ,..., •• ....,.......,.. u......,..
captka •• true. He IUI ._, IOU# dltalJI oldie lr.tt11t
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Aircraft
Explodes
·Offshore
By ARTlllJR R. VINSEL
Of .. DMlrPt ... llaft Searchers continued combing
chilly seas off the Orange Coast
today for wreckage of a smaJJ
plane that disintegrated in mid·
air Thursday night. presumably
killing an Irvine pilot and his
passenger from Costa Mesa.
The appjlrent explosion was
witnessed at 5:30 p.m . by a
Hughes Airwest jetliner captain
who radioed that what he
believed to be a Cessna twin
engine plane was involved.
Investigators said today.
however, that it was a PA-18
Piper super Cub leased by a rent·
al firm and nown by James
Samuel Cardeluccl. 20. of Irvine.
Hts apparent passenger was
identified aa James Allen Philp,
about the same age, of Costa
Mesa. Cardelucci's partner in Aircraft Services, a small firm
that wuhed and waxed planes.
National Transportation Safe·
ty Board Air Safety Investigator
Doo Uorent. in charge of the ac·
cldent invesUgation, said be un·
deratood both youths are or had
been Orange Coast College stu-
dents.
Shreds of wreck&Re included
what Uorent identlfied as the
right wing flap of the blue-and·
white aircraft r ented out by
Dick's Imperial Aviation al John
Wayne Airport.
No trace or any bodies had
been turned up by DOOll in the
••arch lftYolvlnf tbe Coast
Oaatd ~ ltvans out of Lcq Beaeb and a Coast Guard
bellcopter. Jn addition to an
Oran«e County Sberiff's Harbor
Patrol boal.
Jim Pars ons . gene ral
manager of the aircraft rental
a ge ncy, s aid to da y he is
mystified by what must have oc·
curred over the water about rive
miles out and five miles south of
Newport Beach Thursday.
··in all my years in aviation
I've never heard or a plane ex·
ploding like they say it did Wl·
l ess it was being shot at."
Parsons said.
He said the Piper Super Cub
was equipped with a radio and
all other navigational gear. but
no contact .was monitored pre·
ceding the 5:30 p.m. report of an
exploding plane offshore.
Cardelucci was issued a stu-
dent pUot's license in 1975, NTSB
investigators said. and rerords
showed he received his com·
mer clal license in April of this
year.
Llorent said he bad been in
contact with the victim's
parents. identlfied as Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Cardelucci, or
Newport Beach.
'ie said it is not 100 percent
certain that Philp was aboard
with Cardeluccl. but the youth is
missing and his car was found
parked at the airport.
Llorent said this morning,
weary after being out all night
(See PLANE, Pase AZ>
Coast
Weadaer
Fair tbroulb &aturday
excel)t foc late Dllbt and
mof'lllnl &ow cloudineu.
Lowa tmlcbt ln the 50I,
Hi&bl Saturday mid to up..
per eoa Ill the beaebee, 70
to 75 LnlaDd.
IN8ID8Te•&W
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......., ,,. "-... aanteal
..... ........ loi•rdof'•
pcaradl .. J11•""1rtd °" '-Cl. ,
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UDita .............. to cW9d tM e-.a.
O&a.alr .......... tMCb' ..... from~ .....
\mable \0 OCllllftrm tM .............. llcwl••er, a MPUate nport
fro11a a K.-a ~ Mlieftll NllabM ooaftrm..t t.bat ww1.nta
1•UMNd LI U.. Paclunu MoeWfatM ... t ot tbe capital &n what wa1 dMcribed u pnparaUoa \o .U.Ck a Sovi« troop bue. '11111 Vrtvtq tra..W, u Ataaa wt.o ,..._ue1*9 that be not
be nAJMd, •tJm•ted that •.006 inlurteeu from Damian and
Wa......, e.ual provtne. nctblq wttb l\Ml'ftUa activity,
were CGMW..., aear U. ~·
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LA8 VSOAS CAP> -ft9 Clan eo.ty dlltrlct attor'Dl1'•
olfire ~ today tt wtU not appeal t.be dl1miua1 by a di.a·
trict cowt Juda• ol the murder lndictment a1atnat nune Jeni
Ada mt la the alle1ed "Death Anael" murder cue.
Dnwllftl r ..... r IAftlu ~···~ GARLAND, Teu1 <AP> -TwoderaUtld tank cart from aSU-
\a Fe frdlht train be1ao leaklDt toxic cbemicala today. prompUnc .
autbortdel to e¥aeuate mon ti.an 1.000 from tbelr bom• ln WI
Oalfuauburb.
,....,".,..., •• , ... , ••• r ...... •
SOl1J1I BEND. lftd. CAP> -,._.,..\Welled dowu ln two
1nct1ana ~ toc1a1. ud t1te pt1ot o1. •mall dane ... 1rauec1 AU Al IJoard tor Fu• ,,.,, att.empdna to land at Soutb Bend, ataW poUee aald. ~
No laJurMs ~ reported from lwbt4n near SberidaD ln .r Rides like t.h1s one and some for more Hall'U..C. c.ouaty or at BwTowa ln Carroll County. Umld souls go lnto operation today aa 35th
· · .. 1 • • Annual Coeta Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Odle-. S.rt.c I.Jiii•• ~ .. ..-.w Club Fish Fry beglns in Lions Park.
includes flab dinners. parade at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday, eot.eruinment and beauty con·
teata for girla and babies. For details. see
Page Cl tOday.
P£KING <AP> -Cb1lla and tbe Sovtet Untoa. b&tter downtown Costa Mesa. Benefit celebration political .em.lee, 1tped a new trede ...-meat for ll80 today _=.:.:..:.:.:.:.:..:.:.....:...:..:...:.=.....:....::..:..:..:..._ ________________________ _
after moft than a moatb ol necotlation, Cb1neM and Sov1et
IOUttel Niel.
~ 1bief Grabs
:Handbag in
C.OSta Mesa
A gentlemanly purse snatcher
grabbed an Irvine woman's
handbag Thursday momtng and
fled from a Bank of Amerlca
parking Jot in Costa Mesa with
about Sl.tnl ln cash and Jewelry.
Phyllis Pruvines, 62. told of.
ficers the man opened the door
for her u ahe left the banlt
branch at 3300 Brlttol St. about
10: 20 a .m. after cashlng a S200
check.
He followed her out.aide, police
aald. and grabbed the bas u lbe
unlockect the door of her car.
The woman aaid her pune
contamed szzs lQ, cub and more
than tt.a ID jeWeJI'>'. lnel~
six rtn••· a · nec,lacf• and a
diamond-faced wrUtwateh.
Electric Car
.. Gets Boost
: NEW YORK <AP> -A new
:battery.motor ayatem developed
by Gulf & Western Industrtes
lnc. could put peppier, laex·
i>enalve electric can -capatble
bf 150 miles at 55 mph on one
charge for about $3.45 -ID
American garages by 1985.
The battery 1yllem would
peed rechar,m, for six to eiahl
houri after every 150 miles.
&kW otftctall say 150,000 four·
paaaqer can powered by tbe
HW ayatem coWd be produced
bY 1985 at a coet, ln 1980 dollan, Of M.SOO each or leas
{]Jildren's Fihm
Shown at Library
,..,.._P~AI
PLANE •••
on the crub invesUgaUon, that
he' wu hoping to lntervlew the
Alrwesl pilot -identifed as an
eyewitness to the mishap.
He said he did not know al
what estimated a ltitude
the plane was flying when 1t sud-
denly exploded in a puff of
smoke and name and splintering
bits ol debril.
Hopes for p<>6Sible surv1vors
were .v1rtually nonexistent, ac-
cording lo authorities
·'TM hope that anyone ls still
ahve grows dimmer and dim-
mer with each passing bout,"
USCG U. (j.g.) Mark Jones said
early 1n the growiJlg search.
He 1ald water temperature tn
the region being combed by the
culler Evana and the helicopter
out of the Cout Guard's Los
Ansel• at.r staUoo ta eo desrea No ooe even u.n11Uure6 eould
survive afloat more than four or
five hours without a wetsuit in
temper a tu re that low. in·
veaUgat.ora said.
Location where the plane went
down ls about five miles south ol
Newport Beach. placing It
roughly off Laguna Beach,
a uthorities said
This morniJ11 they were at·
tempting to establish the
parameters of a aearch area ol
several hundred square mlles to
be combed for wreckage or body
fragments. based on tides and
currents.
One Orange County resident
Jiving along the coast reported a
blue and while plane flew low
over hi• bome Thursday eve
ning, bacJdlring.
A search and rescue boat from
the Oran1e . County Sheriff's
Harbor Patrol alt0 Joined the off.
shore search today
Inveatt1atora 0 did not im
mediately aay at what aJUtude
the plane aeen lo dillnlel!'ate
about 5:30 p.m . Tbursoay wu
Oylng when it was reported to
the John Wayne· Au'port control
tower.
Youth Held
In Alleged
Burglary Try
A 17-year-old Santa Ana youth
was arrested on suspicion of
burglary in Cost.a M esa early
Thursday by a Newport Beach polk~man whose patrol car was
parked behind a Mesa doughnut
shop
C<.ala Mes a po lice said
Newport officer F loyd Smith
was writing a report in his
cruiser betund lhe Mr. Donut
shop at 4: l!i a m. when be heard
noises coming from a storage
s hed.
Police said he walked over to
the c haln·llnk fence aurrounding
Award Motor s, 1880 Newport
Blvd. ln Ume to see the suspect
exit from the motorcycle parts
storage facility.
otncen ~ Smltb called the
youth over to the fence and
clamped bandcurfa over bl•
wrtat, securing tbe other end to
the fence.
Smith told Costa Mesa officers
that he rou.ld see the storage
shed's door had been forced
open before he handcuffed the
youth.
Smith called Coet.a Mesa of.
fi cera who reported finding a
motorcycle mirror apparently
owned by the Ward firm In a
knapsack carried by the youth.
Other cycle part5 allegedly were
found in hls pockets.
Police said Newport Beacll of·
ficen often stop at the all-nlght
doutr;hnul s hop on East 17th
Street near ~ Wfft end ol their
patrol bea t• because coffee
shops are closed in the beach
community early ln the mon:i-
ing.
Burglan Rifle
School in Mesa
v p,....pageA!
KILLER ••.
bltchbUter belnl kidnapped tn
tbe city on the m&bt of May 21.
Garden Grove Police Sat.
Bruce Beauchamp aald tbe van
appeared to be brand oew.
cuatomiied with a very ablny
black paint job
The vetuC'le had no chrome ex
('t>pt for the nam~ Dodge pnnted
1n block letters at the r•ght rear
ovt"rs1zed door
On the left rear door the word
"shafted" had either been pnnt
L'<i or taped.
There also was a teardrop
window near the left rear of the
van. Beauchamp said two wit·
nes ses reported they saw a
youth forcibly abducted when
they were waiting lo make a left
turn al Hazard A venue and
Brookhurst Strfft near the San
Diego f'rffway
·'The wt~ses said the youth
approached the paaaeo1er aide
when be wu ~ wttb a
aublt.ance 9'd ll"lbbed· · "We are aure there were more
than one penon in the veblcle. "w c were conndent th.at the
report was true from the begin
ning." Beaucha mp said .. But
when a second w1tnen came
forward a wttll later with t.M
same details . It made u.s ev'1'1
more sure.
"We have no way of itnowt.n&
If it was the Freeway KJUer but
1t la the best lead we have."
Wells . the vlctlm wbo was
found m Hwttingtocl Beach. ls
not the pen<>n who was rorttd
into the van. police saad
Garden Grove police are ask·
lng anyone with LO!ormation to
r al I them at 638-64i67 or~.
Hunungton Beach U . Bruce
younc said tw department la
very tnterested in the van.
although other types of vehicles
used by the killer haven't been
ruled out.
Younc sald that Wells wu lul
s een leavtn1 bl• place of
employment al a Lo9 A.al._
prtot lhop at 3:30 p.m.
Tbe Ume of h1I death bu beeft
placed at about 8 p.m. ---
Heliport Plan
Thwarted at
oc Airport
Negotiation• by Huntington
Beach officials t o lease a
hangar. executive office build·
ins and an airplane tie-down
area at John Wayne Airport ap-.
parently have hit a snag.
Officials had viewed the possi·
ble lease as an answer lo their
loog aearch for a heliport base
and pertlap!S the estabUahmftlt
of a )Oint powers agreement that
would anclude police department
helicopters from Costa Mesa.
Newport Beach and Anaheim.
HunUngt.On ~ach's three Bell
helicopters occupy a portion of
the hangar while the aircraft
belonging to the three other
cit.Jes att located LO a.aotber part
of the airport
Officiat.5 bad hoped that t.be cl·
ty would Alttoeed lD secuna, U-
lnae on the t.o-acre site and
that reveouu from rentals would~ COila of helicopter
operations.
Hunungtoo Beach currently
pays $1,.SO monthly rent at the
&lrport.
However, Lt. Robert Mor·
rtt00. HunUngtoo Buch bureau
commander. said that turrent
lease ~ders are reconsidering thelr opdons.
··I don 'l believe tbe door bu
been cfOMd completely but I
wa1 very diuPPointed ln the re·
s ulll of WedDe1day 's talk.a."
nfortilcla l&id.
f'r .. P.,,.AI
PRANK •••
wa1 tnteaded t.obeh~
"I don't tbink the)' made It.
but I'm not aware of any cam·
PUI uproar."
He added, "Actually the
pubUcatloa did very well th.ls
year -up Wl now."
W AllllN01'0ll (AP) -,,._
S-ate. lollowtlll tllS lied ot Cbe
Houae. overrode Prealcleat
Cart«'• Wto today and~
hit dtJD9.a.plloD,....... •· The vote•• •to, well al»o\'e
the two-tbtrdl m~ Meded
to bnllh ulde Carier'• ·veto d a
con1re116oul measure repeal·
ia1 tbef•.
H WH tb• ftut Ume a DemocraUe~Ued Coqrell
falW t.o 1USta1a a Oemoaaitic
preeklent•a veto alnce Hany S
Truman wu overridden lo ta.
Carter vetoed the blU Thun·
day ta.yin& the fee WU needed
to help conserve imported
petroleum. But two boun later
and witb no debate, the Houle
voted 335·35 to override the
veto.
Today's Senate vote ad·
mlnlat.ered tbe final death blow.
Whil e eltber chamber or Con~ress can sustain a veto.
twO·thirds vote In both houses
are needed to override one.
Arguin& unsucceaafuJly for the
veto to be sustained, Seti. Gary
Hart, O.Colo., told the Smale
that failure to reduce tJ .S. de·
pendence on foreign oU ooly
makes military action In the
Persian Gu1I region that much
more likely.
"We need to take some strong
medicine aDd unfortunately this
body la unwilling to do that,"
Hart said.
But Sen. Bob Dole, ft·Kan., de·
nounced the fee as "bad
economic policy and bad energy
policy."
A• ln the House, a lar1e
number of Demdcrab joined
with Republican& to override the
veto.
Carter cast 21 veioe.. all of
which were sustained. Alt.hough
no De mocratic president had
been overridden since 1952,
Republlcan PTesldents Dwight
O Eisenhower . Richard M. Nhc·
on and Gi?rald R. fo~ord bad a
total of 19 vetoes overridden.
Democrats have controlled
both houses of Congress for the
better part of the last 50 years.
In tus veto message Thu~)'.
the president told Congress that
while be knew the fee was
politically unpopular, members
should ruse above politics and let
him Jmpoee it. He called the
levy an important step in oil
conservation. "good policy and
good common sense."
His veto took two hours to
re.acb the Houle and two minutes
todt.acua.
Caner wanted the fee to betp
the natloo begin wltbdrawlnc
from It.a eight-millJoo-banel·a·
day COOllumpUon or foreign oil.
But opponenu -Democrat.a as
well u Republicans -called
t he fee a $10.3 bUUoo tu on
drivers that would serve UWe
p..irpose but to help balance tbe
budget.
SumnwrRec
OmJses Set
Gourmet c::ookloi. dilco dw·
ing, and akido are some of the 40
dasses offered UU5 1ummer by
&heCltyofCostaM••·
Reclstratlon for summer
leisure services classes will be
held June 18 al the Downtown
CommlU!Jty Center. 584 Center
Street, 'rom6 p.m . to JOp.m.
AddlUonal information re1atd·
tng cluaes, feet, and 1cbedulee ta
available by calllni the Depart.
meat of Lel1ure Servtcea al
754·5300.
The Newport Beach PubUc
l.Jbrary wW conclude Ila Mrlea of 11Sprln1 Flint Fllm1" for
children wtlh the 1creenlq ol
.. Tbe Bolton Tea Party" and
'1Tbe cat in the Hat" June 12 at 4 p.m.
The ftlma will be shown at the
Newport Center Braocb, 151 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach
Admtaaioa la rree.
Nor could the)' acc0unt for the
jetliner captain 'a apparently
mittaklna it for a lwln engine
Ce11na alrcraft capable of car· ryins silt .
The 1earcb fOf' a mluln& plane
was awlftly narrowed lo the
Piper Super Cub owned by
Dlct•a Imperial AviatlOCl thrOUlll
a new computer procedure
employed by FAA lnveeU•aton.
BureJa.rs apparently broke iJ>.
to Rea Intermediate School of·
rice in Cotta Mesa sometlme
between Wednesday nlsht and
Thunday momlna. steallnc two
calculators worth 185 apiece, ac·
cordlne to pc>iice. The burflars broke lo by
throwiai a beer bottle t.hroulb a
window, police said. A p&lr of
bolt C\Aten were a1ao mtaatac
from tbe tcbool olfice.
811~· an,· S11it or
S11ort Coat In Our
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Cranston
Says U.S .•
'Strongest'
BJ &ICllAJU) G8EEN OI .. ....., ...........
Tbe UnJted States suffers from
aa1gin1 product& vity. energy
prot>lems and a huge trade def·
ktt but is stm the strongest na·
tion in lhe world, Sen. Alan
Cr.anston said Thursday in
Newport Beach.
Cranston, D·Callr., told 3SO
people at a Greater Irvine In·
du1triaJ League luncheon at the
Balboa Bay Club lhat the United
States must re-industrialize.
He said this could be ac·
compliahed by a reduction in
business taxes. regulation and
red tape -a view that drew ap-
pl a use from tbe commerce·
: orleot.ed audience. .. I support the National Police
Act (now before the Senate>,"
Cranston said. "It stresses the
importance of the partnership
among business, labor and gov·
emmeot to solve trade prob-
lems.
TJte 65-year-<>ld seuator wbo
'Tiraf took offlce In tMI said
Ameriea•1 ener1y problems . mat be ~ed tbroulh solar
· • eeert)'. nuclear fuaicn and •YD·
tbetlc fuels. He said •=--ftrr ...., ..-0 plant.a • be
. •tnamlined.
Cnmton aaid, bowever. that
U.S. problemt 1n Its economy
and mero haven't "made this
nation a seeond·rate military
power.
••Are we °" the .,.._ of war wtU. tbe SOYt• ia ~. ot OW" • defeue poltUre uc$ UM B'*1ao thaskla of Af_.,anlatan? .. he
Mted. ''No, tbe Soviet.a may be
adventurlat and opportunlat1e.
but they are u1uaJJy quite
cauUous. They make military
moves when they peTcelve thee
will be no U .S . military response. In Afghanistan, they were right."
He -said the Urut.ed St.at.es is
stronger than the Soviet Union
becauae this oatioo's borders
are more secure.
"Look at the long Russian
border with China oo one side,
Muslim naU005 also near the
Soviets, Russian satellite coun·
tries under tbe heel or the So-
viets. West Europe and the U.S.
"The United Stetes. OD the
other band, bu Mexico. Canada,
the Pacific, the Atlantic on its
borders; it has strong allies In
NATO and J apan and South
Korea."
Cranston finiabed bis speech
on an optimistic note, saying the
U.S. baa overoome depresaioas,
major wars and poliUcal up-
beavals, and the nation can cer· tainly overcome its current
problems.
• Cranston also spoke Tburaday ln a Dtaoeyland Hotel speech to
the atate convention of Dl1abled
~merican Veterans. The senator
gave brief remark.I to an An...
CJO United Automobile Workers :union convention in the Anabeim <onvenUoo center.
He returns to Waablnston .Moo4-Y;n
:Talks Break Off
: STATELINE <AP) -Neeotta·
'lloo1 between •trtkllll uDlou ·ad Sabal"• Tahoe manatement
:broke off Wedneaday wttbout ••reement to eod the three-week :old walkout at the Lake Tahoe .re.on.
•
8•9erhlke
lAJgrma Cycle Cop Errriom
B18TEVB MrrceEU. °' .. DMfy ...........
Mark MHler la a Laguna
Beach motorcycle cop.
The man U ves and breathes
motorcycles. He'd much rather
be patrolling Laguna ·s streets
astride his lOOOcc Kawasaki
motor unit than be sitting behind
the wheel of a squad car.
So you can imagine his deliaht
when former neighbor Bill Gray
showed up al Miller's Laguna
Niguel home this week towing
an $80,000 Kawasaki behind his
car . Gray, a soft-spoken Rocky
Mountain distributor fOT the
motorcycle corporation, was re·
turning t.o Southern California
arter a seven-state Midwest tour
with the 16-foot-loog bike. the
rastest moto~ycle ln t.lie world.
Gray stopped orf to visit wtth
Miller e.nd his family fqr a few
days, giving the motorcycle of.
ficer a chance to sit in the tight
canopy and dream of patrolling
Laguna Canyon Road in the
twin-engine motorcycle.
He was ID bog heaven.
''God. can you lmaa.tne pulllng someone over ln tbt. thing,"
Miller laqbed as he fondled the
handlebars. Then, grabblng tbe throtUe
Teen Draws
19 Year for •
Sex A.ttacb
A Santa Ana man who police
ooee viewed u a possible sus-
pect lo the btudaeoninl dea&hs of
Orange Coast women last year
has been eeotenced to 19 years
in at.ate priaon for a aeries ol
rape attacb.
Jon Richard Rowland, 18, was
sentenced 'Ibursday by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
James Pera. Rowland pleaded gullly to
nine charges in connection with
a series of rapes that occurred
in apartment complexes in south
Santa Ana in the vicinity of
Sunnower A venue. MacArthur
Boulevards and Bristol Street.
He wu arrested last October
as' a prowler and originally
charged with 20 counts related
to elibt breaJc·in and sexual as·
saults. He a1ao resembled the susped
police were seeking in the
Orange Coas t bludgeonings
case, but be was lat.er ruled out
as a au1pect by police in·
vestlgators.
Perei gave Rowland the max·
imum sentence possible.
He bad uked for leniency in
sentencing because be was a
bom·acaln Christian.
Burglars Take
Jacuzzi Gear
Burglars stole the bubbles
from a Jacuni under construe·
lion ID Laguna Beach Wednea·
day n1ibt or Tbunday mornlnl
and left tbe new owners in the
cold, too.
Po)lee aaSd aomeoae stole a
'pump and beater. from the yard
of a bcMIM in the 700 block of
Galasborouah Drive aometJme
duriq tbe hours of darkneu.
Tbe equipment was valued at
$400, pc)lice aaid .
and scowlln«. Mlller shout.a out
the canopy to an imaginary
motorist. .. Pull to the aide,
sucker. You're speeding.·•
More laughter.
"Think 1 can talk the chief ln· to ordering a rew or these for the
department?"
To be sure, the blue and silver
cycle looks more Uke a giant
aluminum cigar than a motorcy·
cle that set the world s~ rec·
ord at Bonne.vilje ~It Flats in
1978.
Don Vesco. a Laguna Hills
engineer. designed and built the
5SO horsepower motorcycle, and
was behind the handlebars when
the sleek machine reached
318.598 miles per hour two sum·
mers ago.
··He's a speed merchant,"
Gray savsof the owner.
0( the motorcycle, Gray b.u
all the statlstics.
Two KZ 1000 cc engines push
tbe 1,050 pound machine,
averagirul Jeu than two pounds
per bonepowtt.
The cockptt 11 a combinatlon
of motorcvcle and Jnd1anapolis
race car. with the shltt oo the
left, the brake oo the rtaht. and
the clutch and front brake oa the
handlebars.
"Tbe driver wean this bike
like a tipt pair of pant.a,'• Gray
said as Miller twlated and
sroaned to get out of the canopy.
•'Once the drtvert• helmet ls
in place and the canopy is
lowered, be can't move bis
bead.''t.Nld.
" .... ._ .... ..,.,...., In·
COD ..... ~ tbe eyele
ls Jood oal,J for ltnlpt nma .
L9q .tralsbt nm.a. .. It takea four miles Just to
stop after the too &Deed la re-
atop after the toj) JX,~d is reached," Gray said, two etsht·foot paracbutel are at·
tacbedtotbe back of the machine.
Standlnt sWJ, the cyllodrtcal
cycle ls about as stable as a
cicar with two wbeeb. So two
hydraulic stl'uta are posiUooed
on either side of the cycle body ror stability.
"They keep the cycle level on
the salt flats at speeds below 100
miles per hour," Gray ex·
pl ained. •·Afte r that. the
machine ts stable enouch for the
driver to bring them up."
Unlike Miller's police cycle.
you can't just Jump ln and drive
off In the us.root venlon.
It bas to be towed on the des·
ert noor to a speed of 50 miles
per hour before it kicks ln. Then
it's of( like a blue and silver
streak.
Llke Miller said, all 1t needs ts
red Ugbts and a siren.
Stu/ Comest
Set in Niguel
The third annual Summer
Surfln1 Contest, pltUna IOUtb
coast surfers acamat each other
at Salt creek in i.auna Nif\lel,
will be held Saturday and Sun·
day beCIM'"I at e a.m. both
days
The C!ODtelt ls spomored by
Saddleback CoUece. the eouDty
of Oraa1e and the National
Scholutk Surf1na Auoclation.
Surfen wU1 compete lo four
aae·IJ'OUP dlvtaiona -bo11 1'
and under; Juniors 15 to 17,
men's 18 and older and woaND'1
open cUvtlioa.
~Ms c ... i ae.tdeld•
f Grand J1lcy Selected . ,
Judie Beacom'• court were Char• c. BenQ9tt, eo, NU.red,
Of H~acb; Jeamlne Mar)' G , 80 real ..Ut.
bl'ok•..c..·"':"' Valler; Jolm J. llc:uama, _.. teedlll', Hunt.
&a•toa leaeb; Joan C. Fin· .,..., .. ome. •n•Tlncseo.ta
11-.. md Carol K. , 4li reJuteer 1'0fktr, Corona de ••• 0tMn 1111$11 ...,. Walter
D. Dm, •· :r.dNd, of a.ta Aaa : Lio l . ONllM, et, of Loi
AlamU01; loe Mtrlo, eo, of YorDa ~lnda ; .ICUt1n u .
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Podatu. 48, tacbtr and wriw.
Orant•; Leo Tamamlaa, 11,
contultant. F\alltrton: Joen c. Walton, 54, frtt laaee ·ad·
vertller, La Habra; &lu1Que H.
ZUDll•. 40, eoaa ... C!OUDll&ot. Yorlaa Llada; B•••rl1 A.
Al••4•, R•Htrlfe, BuHa Park: ~ L. O. C~
maaa••JD~•Dl tODIUl\aal.J or~; ,.. Him Kamnat-.
Htl1*t A••"'Wa' ltoMmaiil Slate. • lloaMmake1', 0r_,.: Ruth M. Saadl, 11, retired,
IAtuna HWI, '8(1 Tborwant A:
lll.lt&cl ... ndnd, luta Au ..
Juvealle court Judcea and uaetr appointed uailtanta often
ann't up to dat. on Juveoile pro-
•raaia ..S snlltaten.ly believe
Ulat Jail can rebabilltate deUn·
qu•nta. tbe Oran1e County
Grand JUf'J dw'led Tbund.ay.
In a ~. the 1rand Jury
criUciud the Juvenile court's
traditional bent towanl lockinc
up raw-breaktn& children and
urred a move toward coumellnc and other rehabllltaUon pro·
crams.
The Juey, in it.a nine-page cri·
tlque or the county's Juveoile
ju1llce system, s peclrically
recommended that:
-Judges and tbelr apPOinted
ualataatl make a point OI study-
ing all juvenile probation add
detention programs through
aeml·annual reporta.
-1be number of rehabWta·
tion programs be lncreaaed u a
mean1 both of stemming over·
crowding at Juvenile Hall and of
steering more children toward
acceptable bebav)or .
-County oCflc'tals take steps
to solve stair-management con·
nlct at Juvenile Hal' and the
Probation Department.
Grand jurors saved tbeir
sharpest words for Juverule Hall
and the Probation Department.
Although the hall is primanly
meant as a seeure lockup for
young lawbreakers, the jury
said, "Juvenile Hall should pro-
vide a program that enhances a
child's future adju.slment.
"Ir detainment Is all that ls
accomplished, the detention
home becomes mer~ly a
children's Jall."
The grand jury report cited
lack ol training for staff mem·
bera and employee dissatisfac·
Uon as two of a "number or prob-
lems" that have long piqued
Juvenile Hall. Al10 targeted for written
barbs was the county Probation
Department, which provides
superviaion and treatment pro-gram.a for youths oo probatiCJD.
Tbe department's manace·
ment should recognize that there
are "serioul morale problems"
within the department and t.lle
steps to resolve the conflict,
jurors wrote.
JOHNNIE
WALKER
RS> LABEL
16" uw
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A Loud Message
From the Voters
BJ DAVID lrol'ZllANN ~ Of ... _........... •
ln Auemblyman Bruce Ne.tande's Ylew, voten In Oranae }
County's 3rd SUpervtaorlal Dist.rid were HDd.lna. a menace to '
Sacramento when they dumped Edboo Miller from office in a •
landslide vote Tuesday. :
NESTANDE, OF coune. WU the beneflcla.ry of tbat aentl·:
ment, winninl euy electloo t.o Orange County's five-member t
Board or SUpervilora. ~ MWer bad been appointed to the 3rd Dtatrlct seat b)' Gov. '
Edmund G. Brown Jr. lut July when former supervlaor Ralph
Diedrich wa.1 forced to resign following a :
bribery conviction.
JllAINLINE DEMOCRATS were angry
because they bad a11umtd the governor
would put ronner assemblyman Ron Cordova
ln Died.rich'• leather chair in Santa Ana's
Hall of AdmJnlstration. But Brown instead lnatalled a man in a 1
conservative district who had served on a
steering committee for Tom Hayden's and •UTZ11UM• Jane Foada's left-leaning Campatgn for
Economic Democracy.
MWer also had been censured -unjustifiably, he claimed -<
by Navy Sttretary John Warner alter his repatriation from a •
North Vietnamese prison camp, where he had been in captivity ror
more than fi ve years. Miller had been a critic or U.S. Involvement
in the war.
BROWN MUST have known these were less than lmpecca-;
ble credentials ror a conservative Southern California county. 1
Perhaps realizing this. the governor sidestepped endors· !
ing bis own appointee, keeping clear or a campaign which soon '
became a bruising rhet.oricaJ sluJdest.
Nestande s.ud the voters were telling Brown they resented
the nine months of turmoil bis appolntment ,or Miller caused.
HIS DEFEAT, he said, was a minor disappointment com·
pared to the other hardships he had endured.
Indeed. the rormer Marine Corps fiight officer, who bristles
at suggestions his military record was tarnished in any way,
suffered greatly during the Vietnam war years.
Among injuries be sustained were a broten back, broken ·
legs and loss or hearing from beatincs by the North Vietnamese.'
Though it appeared bis phll060Pftl~ were Incompatible
wJth those persons who lived ln his di.strict, Muter maintained
that wasn't tbe cue. even after the votes were counted. ,
llD..LE& MID BE tried to fight city hall and Its power brokers , and they responded in kind.
The Mari.H officer turned Jawyer-poUUclan said be would "
now go back to bis private law practl~ when hia term expires in
January.
A SPOKESMAN for the eovemor said from Sacramento
Thunday that Brown is aware of Millet's downfall but has said
little of I.be situation. "He ha not made any statement.a on It," the spokesman
said, adding, "He stuck by his appointment."
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RED TAO
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496 E. 17th ST. • COS?A MESA
eHONE (7141 ~9314
VISITING PlaSMSN DSPT. -California Dem~rauc Senator Alu Crautoa. Ute eottd track . ,,,...._ t. _.....,.. ~ltlw, bntMCI tDto our l"ffion ~ lift..-ftl .-. t.o u ... >' vietary lea:t
Illa r9Ce Mrll• lhll week wun't on a clnderpalh. He
•ulb eeptund notniaat.iae of hll party lD Hftina re·
•lectk. to tbe U .8. Senate. In Orau• County alone, be
1at.bered la,Mt votes lhat we know ot. Otber balk>ta may
befo.indl ......
Cram&on •N tn our ftlion to ad·
dre11 the Greater Irvine Industrial
Lea1ue at what turned out to be a fu.11
houae at lbe Balboa Bay Club in
Newp«t Beach.
Altemately witty and lnformative,
the letdor U.S. aeoator from Calltomia
oeppered away oo everythlq from na·
Uoaal def eue to taxes to energy proB-
lems ln about21mlnutea. -..er....
ON nm UGRl'Ea SIDE, Cranston related that one
fourth grade teacher ln California had her entire class
write him letters on way the United States mi1bt aolve the
enef'IY lhortqe.
Cranston recalled that one fourth arader 1u11eatec1. "Every ram.Uy should &et a doc. Tbe dot abould be trained
to ride in the car and hart every time it goes over 5S miles
an hour ... "
Another student offered. "Instead of payln1 farmers
not to grow food, we ousht to pay people not to eat it."
ON THE OIL FaONT, one fourth 1rader W!'Ote:
·'When Americans visit forelp countries lhat have oil.
they should be ~ulred to bring back two botUes . . . "
Finally, one of the tbou&htful girl students suggested.
"We should find out if oU goes by any other name. Theo we
should go look for It under lhat name . . . "
Cranston also drew a large measure of agreement
from the gathered coastal industrial executives when he
suggested federal paperwork is plaguing the citizenry and
costing perhaps $100 billion a year.
"This is catastrophic," be declared.
The senator said he knows a Texas congresaman who
swears he got a complaint from one businessman in his
district who simply didn't know bow to fill out a form from
the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
better known as OSHA.
"ON TIIE FORM, the businessman was asked. 'List all
of your employees broken down by sex' ... Cranston relat·
ed. "The businessman finally replied. 'I'm the only one
working here who has been broken down by sex· ... ··
The senator added. "We are working to overcome the
over-harassment of businesses by OSHA. Perhaps 't'hat we
really need is a reverse Xerox machine.
"You put a federal form in it and the form simply dis-appears .....
ON THE VERY SERIOUS side. Cranston said the
question he is most often asked is if we are on the brink oC
war with the Soviet Union?
' Kll amwer ll that we are not because. despite some
adventures and opportunism, the Russians are cautious
about provoking a confrontation wilh the United States.
Both powers, he suggested, retain retaliatory ability
against a first-strike nuclear attack. Conventional fortts.
too. are about at a standoff.
On balance, Cranston sees our edge in vastly superior technology and agriculture.
In lhis arena, you certainly hope that Senator Cranston
IS right.
Buffalo Herd. Attacks Man
THERMOPOLIS. Wyo. <AP>
· A 37-year-old man who ig·
nored wamlng 1i1n1 was in
critical condition after he was
gored at leut eight times by a
herd ol buffalo, authorities said.
Sheriff Walter Harvey said
Tbunday that Reuben Jeatins
apparently got out ol a car on a
trip th.rough Hot Springs State
Park and attempted to pet a buf.
falo calf. He was att:tcked by a
herd of about 20 buffalo In the in-
cident Tuesday, olftclal1 said.
Signs throughout the park
warn that the buffalo, wblcb are
allowed to roam, are d'°gerous
and that visitors should remain
in their cars.
)
.
Iran Mi&sion
Critics Rapped
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WASHINGTON <AP> -The Pwac1~ bu crlUelMd a cloeumeat h'o1n 1 Smate atalf t.IMlt NAlled tM ~fated JDINioa to rescue. the
Amerkan bcetq11 ln I.ran u belaa PoGf'l1 pnpaNd and poorly led. / The document ta ''halJ ot tnaccurate atatemeeta and JudaaMatl"
and ll a "diltorUOD of tbe t.eltimoG1 of tbcee who particlpeted In lhe
nsls1lon," Tbomu RoM, a Pen· taaoo 1pokesmu, 1Ud Tbun·
day.
The document ll reportedly a
staff report of tbe Senate Armed
Services Committee, but com-
mittee CJftlcJall denied that any
official report on the panel's in·
veaUgatkln of lhe raid bas been
completed.
Pentagon sources who
declined to be named said the
report was prepared for an un-
named Republican aenator.
SEN. JOHN Warner. R-Va ..
said Thursday that since the
$99PWs
You in
Big Apple
NEW YORK <AP> -A rught
between New York and
CaUf omla cceta u liWe u $99
be1inninc tonl1bt 11 major aarUna step up the baWe for
budget~ious travelers.
The one-way nlshtUme fare -
which will last only through
June -goes into effect tooi&ht
on Eastern Airlines and
American AirUnea. Two other
transcontinental carriers will
adopt the fare Saturday night.
"The fortunes of several ma-
jor trunk airlines to an impor-
tant degree wiU be influenced by
the outcome of the transcon·
tinental struggle." said a recent
study by analyst Julius Maldutis
of the Wall Street brokerage
house of Salomon Brothers.
THE AIRLINES are hurting
as the recession deepens. Many
consumers and businesse$ re·
consider travel plans because of
the economy's downturn.
The resistance of potential
passengers comes as rapidly ris·
in~ jet fuel rrices squeeze the airlines' pro(l maqim.
Tbe DeW fares carry no ad·
va.nce-purch11e or mlnimum-
st,aay requlreme.nts.
EASTERN was the first car,
tier to announce the low~ rare
Thursday. Jt covers flights
between New York and Los
Angeles or San Francisco.
Spokesman Jim Ashlock at-
tributed the airline's price cut to
"the competitive situation we
have on that route."
American Airlines also an-
nounced a S99 New York·
California fare startiftg tonight.
while United Airlines and Trana
World A1rUnes poeted identical
fares on tbo6e fUghta beiinninl
Saturday ntsht.
THE TBaEE ot.ber tranaeoo·
tlnen&al carrlera -Pan
American, World AJrwaJS and
Capitol International Airways -
did not immediately matc:b the
S99 fare.
panel b.un't completed IU in·
ve1U1ation ot the raid and bM
iaaued no report1 ... the
memorandum in question ear·
rlea no official standln1
wbataoe'Ver. It merely reflectl
the views ol only one of four
staff members assigned to the
investigation.··
The raid was called off April
25 when three of the eigbt
helicopters broke down before
the commandos could leave •
sta1in1 area lD the Iranian ..._
ert. Al the aervicemeo retreat·
ed. a C·l30 cargo plane and a
helicopter collided, klUinJ eight
men.
THE DOCUMENT criticized
the commander of the mission
and the bellcopter•traioing and
maintenance.
.............
. The Armed Services Commit·
tee is one of several con-
gressional panels investigating
the failure of the raid.
The document 1ald Army Maj . Seat Talk
Geo. James Vau1bt was a poor
choice lO be the overaU com·
mander of the mluion. But Ross
said Vauaht was picked because
be ii an expert "in the highly
specialized techniques or special
operaUons."
Jerry Oiavkin stands before photographs of fatal jeUiner
crashes as he testifies before a House subcommittee in
Washington, D.C . on structural designs of aircraft
passenger seats . Cbavkin is head of the Aircraft
Engineering Division of the Federal Aviation Administra-
tion.
Re~gari, Ford Make Up
Kennedy Refwes to Bow to Presidem
By Tbe A111Mlated Pttss
A tale of two meetings. one might call 1t. The
Republicans met and a~reed lO forget old squab·
bles. The Democrats met and agreed on very little
beyond continuing their present squabble
The meetinfl at the White House on Thursday
between President Carter and Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy ended with Kennedy vowing to press his
challenge to the president for the Democratic pres-
idenUalnominaUon.
Across the continent. R"n a ld Reagan
met with former President Gerald Ford. the man
who beat Reagan for the 1976 Republican nomina·
lion, and Ford said he would "'campaign
wholeheartedly" for his former opponent an Uus
fall'• election.
••J have every intenUoo of continui.nll in this
campaign," Kennedy said after be talked wath
Carter for about an hour m the Oval Office
· · 1 am convinced Gov Reagan can be elected.
and I certainly hope he 1s elected." said Ford after a meeting a t his Palm Springs home with
Reagan ··1 look forward .. to campaigning for
ham :·
F'ord and Reagan waged a knockdown battle
in 1976 and arter Ford narrowly won the nomina·
t1on . Reagan gave him very little help in the elec·
lion that Ford lost to Carter. Ford thought of jump-
ing into this year's battle. at one point saying
Reagan was too cooservat1ve.
"Yes. J thought there was a problem of Gov.
Reagan betnc elected... he sa1d Thursday wben
askeclabout his put cntici.am.
"But." he added. "I can just as truly say· to-
day that It.bulk Ron Reagan can be elected preai-
dent ··
JUNE 15th
FOR
DAD
'the contemporary man"
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THE
MANY
ATTITUDES
Of,
·This is one Gt OUf~fqr tht very ~ man·. fashion I dllll
that's him lilcb. 1M
blazer in SK dK/pOlj I
• 45% wool. wheat, It gr•. camel Aavy •
powder blue & brow•
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CAUFOANIA
IAllf ~ CAP> -''Let me tell JOU = .,=-~·~ tocom. en. )'OU -... _.,. -.......... ,... Di-. P' d ..... ftmla7 ·to,._.._,... .. ··1:;·" ......... tM eldlrt1 Md ...... tr ._..a-~ bla8CI womu and pUtol ~ •nti,11...,-... ..
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tM 8elnl el 8.Je uttlci1 for 110.000 In reward ~-..,..........._.to tbe eoamu. of
tM .. ,....._ ~aw Oiinelh• llurpllJ 1ald
......... woWd be .. id UaJoclulh tbe de-
putml&
.... wUl eot ....,.ai. thll kind of aet1vk1 In ~db.•· Ila. htMtelft said before vt11t1q ,...,.
dnta fJl tile~ R.UCS-Ual Care ffolae. ••f th1U
\bat hoods wllO would f'Ome. ln and do what they
dJd to tbele peor>-le deeern to be drtven from tbls
toW1l and I inteod to do Just tbal '' .
DUSDfG TBS INCU>ENT, &he five men clacribed u belnc black and lh their 209 entered
&M Mine, JUtol·•bipped several residents, raped
Cite bUDd woman and fled kbout ao minutes tater. A.
CDtal of SSO In cNb wu takea tn>m the 18 helpless nll4iea&a. police Wei.
.. ft wu lnb\UD&n," the mayor sald. "I've bad .-UP of th1a kind ol W>hace and I don't care
llow maqy pol.ice It takes."
Tbe llrutalitr ol the crime even start.Jed some teuooed veteram ol the police department.
.. EVOY 'IUIE YOU THINK you've seen it
an, something like this happens," police Capt.
Joseph Lord.an said earlier. Chief ¥urpby said at the news conference that
investigators have "several, good solid leads," but
declined to comment further oo possible suspects.
The police chief said his department would get
$3,000 of the reward money from a Chamber of
Commerce crime prevention program and $1,000
each from two residents.
Agent Slain
·Task Force Set
To Hunt Killer
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe Secret Service,
offering a '35.000 reward bu Mt up a special task
force to find two men wam.ed for the slaying of
.Julie Y. er.a, tbe ftrst woman Secret Service ~ent kiIJed In the line of duty.
lls. erou. 26, wbo joined the Secret Servi~
tea than~ qo, waa lbot to deatb ~ two
wouJd.IJe robber8 u the sat In a unmarti:ed ear on
a atakeout ol a counterfeltiag operation near Los AqeJes lmernaUoDal Airport Wednesday night.
UilC ... rd Oaal,...a• ~-JIN
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Tbe chairman of the
board' of SecurU,y Pacific Nailaoal Bank baa beea
elected ebairmu ol ~ Ualvmait) ot S-U...
Calllonlla Board ot Trust.ea Carl E. Bartnaet
( )
was elected by tbe
~~TE lnlltees Wednesday to ~•A succeed Oranae Count1
--------businessman J . Robert Fluor, who was
chairman for the Ia.st elgbt yea.rs.
C'Grsoft·• T..ats Cortlirttwd
LOS ANGELES (AP) -.. Tonight Show" host
Johnny Carson, hoepltallzed for a leg aallmeat, waa
undergoing additional tests today to determine if
SW'gery is necessary, a hospital spokesman said.
Doctors attempted a special noo-surgical pro-
cedure to dilate the main artery in his left leg and
were evaluating the results of that effort. lf no sur· cerr la necessary, NBC said, Carson could go
bome tbla weekend.
Side Biii S.111 lo Bro111n
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Sido bill, to save
the life of the San Francisco dog condemned to
death in the will of he r late mistress, i5 on the gov·
ernor•s desk.
Tbe Assembly and Senate approved the bill
Thursday on votes of 75-0 and 28-0. which would
overturn the portion of Mary Murphy's will that
required that her pet be killed. • • ""-" Cltl•I'• Oul•r l 'rfl"f
SACRAMENTO (A.P) -A. rroup of black and
lewl.ab leaden la ur&IDI the Democratic Party to ;epudiate Tbomu Metzger, a Ku Klux Klan leader
wbo won the nomlnaUon lD the 43rd Coagraaiooal
J>latrict. ' Aasembly ~peaker Leo McCarthy. D·San
l'rancllco, joined their news ooo.ferenee TbUJ'ld.ay ~ taid be would do all be could to prevent
lletaaer from bavina any lnfluence ill Democratic
-'fain.
..
Salinas Ingh School senior Michele Baltezar. 17, tosses her final ex-
amination papers to the wind while doing a cartwheel across the
lawn after being issued her graduation cap and gown. Michele will ~ . gi:aduated today an~ obviously is very elated about finally
f1mshing 12 years of public school. Now she will have all summer to
decide if she will pursue her studies in the realm of higher educa·
tion.
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SAN rBANCISCO <AP> -Fonner
Mayor JOlellb L. Alioto and bia IOIJ
have bftn ordered to pay '3.55
mllllon to a Wyomtnc ranchef who
1ued them for lela1 malpractiee.
A Jury of MVen women and ftve
Mistreatment
Of Students
~edbyNun
INDIO <AP> -=IJ.ne at a Ca~c grammar criUcized
by parents for alleaed child abuse ls
1trin1ent but not estreme. according
to the 41-year-o&d nun who beads the
acbool.
Admitting that the nine teachers at
Our Lad.Y of Perpetual ~ School employ both "pbyslcaJ written punllhmeot/~.~t.er Ann Maureen Sellmeyer oeruea charges tbat some
puplla were mistreated.
Several parents have C'OIQpl•lned
about discipline that purportedly in·
eludes tying unruly youngsters to
their delb. stand.log them outside in
100 degree beat for lengthy penods
and coaOning them to an empty sup-
ply room known u the ··hole."
But the root of the classroom prob-
lem. Sliter Sellmeyer said Thu.rs·
day. ls tbe parents tbems~lves.
••'Jbese are the very parents who
don't want to take any responsibility
for their child." she said. "They feel
it ls the teacher's responsibility to
make the child learn."
men fouad 1bunda were guilty of ... .,, .. _ llDd
1ni:-~ .. repr .... taUoa
when tbeJ ex· e l u d • d
Cour\eD•>' Da•I• from a
tHI aoU·tru1t
suit ~the nattoos l.arceet
food ebalns.
Tbe IUlt b..s
been filed by
the Aliotol oe
behalf of aht
cattlemen wbo MJO'l'D
accused A&P, Safeway and Kroger
Co. of fts1Dg the price of beef.
DA VIS, WHO WAS tnstrumeata.I in
having the ault flied, claimed that the
Allotos had not Included him among
the plaiDtlffs but promised that after
t.bey won, be could be included to col·
lect damages.
Safeway and Kroger settled out of
court but a federal jury returned a
$32.7 mlllloD verdict against A&P.
That was later reduced to $10 million
upon appeal, wtt.b the Al.iotas and San
Jose att.on>ey James Boccardo due
$5.26millionforlawyers' fees.
BOCCA.llDO, WHO received $1.7
million in fees, settled with Davis out
of court. but the trial of the suit
against Alioto lasted 11 weeks, with
Lawrence Alioto representing his
father and brother.
James Penrod, who represented
Davis, told the jury that the Aliotos
"sold Davia down the river, without·
notice and became independently
wealthy in the process."
More for
YolwManl
• TM °'ilrJaCcwtr 111•• awed lU eUlllWty
.or lamd t a1111.-iD = cillke·ln· CUIDIMllt Ja(' wlllO faeed Ill... , primarily l hmdlJJb~~-Va:.!:1 .. · 11-..... • Uriit Udl year I a JeUem •tabM'b 111 ID 1171 ......... ..,.)' cllltrlet atlOnleya
eb11Jene1d -Md ., ...... -F .,._ lneumbmlt Judi• ln
I CJD•~ eomt andtw~ court~.
f But dU ,_.. ~=-Uy ........ IWQed by I the .. law and Cder .. pl~Prlltnted by the deputy
• dl1trlct attona•JS. ti•• moat vocal faction of tbe • chall.,..._
Anabsla ol tbe el4ctlan Nlulta indlea&el that voters
• pa.Id more atUGUan &o ...,. broadb bued railnll pre.
pa red by attorneys• orfanbaUOU -iDehadlnl the
Orange County Bar ~atian -U.at lncUcated the In·
cumbent Juda• were caw.lifted for re-election.
It was .mfortunate tllili poU1lct were IO ~ Inter-
jected Into tbil year"• J¥c•blp campalp. But h's en-
couraging the eleetorate was wary of cheap abota and
narrowly based campal1119. ..
Another Vote Delay
. Orange Co~y Just aeema to be unlucky when it.
comes totbe counUng of the ballots.
: If election officials are correct and the new $1.5 ~ million Martel Vote Counti.og System isn't the culprit in
~the latest failure, one must wonder what needs to be done
• to remove Orange County's ignominious reputation for
ballot counting.
• Observers and Registrar of Voter officials said com· i puter foul-ups and ballot ~-ups were the principal rea·
sons election returns were still incomplete by Thursday,
two days following the election.
The county's main computer, which spits out print·
outs of election retUl'DS, ref used to process vote tallies
: from 38 precincts throughout the county.
. It is still unknown why the machinery balked.
~ In t.he case of the ballot mix-up. a precinct in
Anaheim was sent the wrong voting cards, also apparent·
ly due to computer error, resulting in 237 voters puzzling
over ballots which listed candidates from the wrong as-
sembly, congressional and state senate districts.
Before Tuesday's election, Registrar of Voters Al
Olson had assured the people that all election returns
would be processed and available before sun-up Wednes-
. day.
Though it is still too early to fix blame in the latest
snafu. one can only hope Olson's optimism is validated in
November's election.
Will Haydens Help?
Election night found Tom Hayden add.ressinlZ an en·
thusiastic victory celebration at the NO on 10 head·
quarters.
He congratulated members of renters' organizations
for defeating the P"fi'91Hon that W attempted to lay
down statewide guiellnee for local rent CGGfrol or·
dinances.
Hayden's Campaign for Economic Democracy had
played a major role in stirring up opposition to the pro-
posal whose proponents feared that the proliferation of ill·
considered local ordinances eventually would wipe out
development of rental properties.
Prooosition 10 may not have been the perfect answer to the rental housing crisis. But now that Hayden has led
his followers to "victory' it W0\41d be interesting to know
where and how be figures renters will live when apart·
ment avallabillty dries up.
'There i.B no doubt defeat of the proposal will spur ef-
forts to convert apartment.a to condominiums as ownen
of eXlStina rental properti~ de~de it's not worth improv-
ing them ao long as tbe threat of haphazard rent control
laws hangs over them
However, since Haar:n seems so convinced of the
rightness of the camp , perhaps he and Jane Fonda
will see fit to invest some of her considerable wealth ln
suitable, reasonably priced accommodations for their
renter following.
. . .
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Boyd/Escape
By L.M. BOYD
Almost all Jail breakers
are caught sooner or later
•
.Question ls wby. Becauae
they persist lo bantlng
around CODJpicuou.a places,
say the lawmen. It's not
enough just to be out.·'l'boM
escapees feel compeUe4 to
• show their compatriota that
• they're out. A aeaaoned
' warden obNr'ved:. Tbey de-
vote yean to tbe cwmlng
• plans for lnaenloul eseape, then spend prietically oo Ume
at all In fipriq out bow to
Ila)' free.
Q. What'• tbe difference In
food proceaaln1 ·between
"enrichment" and "fort11lca·
tion"? A. Enrlcbmeot 11 putting
back some nutrient.I Uken
out by tbe proce11io1 . ,.
Dear
GJoomy
Gm
Fortification ts adding some
nulrleota not in the original.
Q. I've read that Austin.
Texas, Is the U.S. city with
the lowest cost or llvlne.
What town has the second
loweat? A,. Ort.ando, f1 a., say the
statisticians.
Claim tbat the label.a lo
clotbln1 made by tbe In·
ternaUoa.al Ladies Garment
Worken Unioo are made lo
Japan 11 Wl"Ong. Unloo execs
aay such labell never have
been made out.aide tbil COUD·
try.
Were you aware that whlte
flowen usually a.re more fra.
aunt that colored flowers?
Tnt. tlMI to Jet pilot.a r.
vealed t.belt reaction Ume . ~ ueded to be •t ita
Ql1iell..t .,..,.. a ud • ,.m. ao4 at tta 1lowt1t .,_,,_ t ID4 • Lm. •
Rowland Evam / Robert Novak
Reagan Needs Better AdV:iseN
LOS ANGELES -Ronald
Rea.an t'OOCluded tM tint day
that tbe a.publlcu prealcs.tlal
nomlu&iiae "u uodea.lably bll
wltb • 1ln1ulerl1 unla1plred r.rformaoce polnt101 to tbia anb reaW.y: He la far from:
,. .. cty to take on Jimmy Cart.m'
and b11 reaourceful Georala
pollUciam.
Tbe event beN WU. 8500-a·
plate fund·raller betore aleepy-
e ye d Re ·
publtcan1,
includin1 a
1oodly
number of
Sacramento
tobb1l1t1, at
the palatial
Beverly Hilla
Hotel. Only
tbe day
before , George Bush finally quJt. Yet,
not one word came from Reagan
about rucbin& tu. once impoe,ai·
ble dream of 12 yean standing.
Aa be bad in two earlier
epeec hes that day, Reagan
dispensed the usual homilies;
the Beverly Hills faithful sti.Oed
yawns.
THEY WOULD have ap·
preclated bearing the hopes and
fears Reagan felt at this mo.
ment of triumph (which he con-
Earl Waters
flded only &o fNndl at tbe beed
table). Bui no ataff aJde IO ad·
vised tbe candid•, lDdeed. ao
1ucb advice w11 expected. aeapa thlt ~ wu a lone
eqle nytq riat be felt like
HJlnS. JUlt -be bad been the last tbree IDOD&bl. Tbe lmqe ol
Rea1an 81 tbe marlooette
manipulated by cleYer aaala·
t.ant.s could not be fUrtber from
the truth.
From tbe moment the
a utocratic John Seara was
sacked u campalp manaaer
Feb. 28. Reqao bu functioned on bis own u ~-party eao-
dldates aeldom do. Whl1e that
dJd not dllnrpt bl.a marcb toward
tbe ~can nomlnaUoa. it
could prove fatal a&alnlt Preli·
· dentc.tUr.
Important queatJom have not
been answered: Wbo will tell
Reaeao not to alienate-the blue-
collar vote by semeleaa .uakJD.
ballln£...1:0 will tell .bim that procl bll UQ.reQWted love
atfair with corporate boa•neu.
particularly big oil. can onl)'
hurt blm? Who will coovtnce
hlm to turn the other cheek to
Carter campai1n attach on
Reagan'• ~ u governor ol
Callromla, making aure the
spotlight. stays on Carter's
re.cord aa president!
Nobody bu replac.cl Sean
ln fuUWment ol tMM funeUoaa.
Local polltkiam wbo vt.alt t"'8 Reapo ~ampaJan plue eo11M1
away worded tbat b11 akla
seem afraid of him. What
frlptem them ll not lheb' "en·
tempered chief bul tbe b1*"1 ol
bloody st.If purpa the last two
years. unprecedeated in a 1uc·
ceuful presidenUal eampa&cn.
NEW YOU lawrer WWlam
Cuey, Searl' nominal 1ucceseor
a• campa.lan manaaer. lt fu re-
moved from the candidate. At
RH1an'1 aide la P.Ahvard Meese,
a sleet San Dte10 lawyer MIO
WU b1s cblef ol stall u IOV·
emor ad wboM opt.n.ioo Reagan
values moat, Wben Sean de·
manded la February that Meese
must eo. be took on one old sur·
vtvM too many; Sean WU ftred
instead. But Meese's valued
opinions are seldom volun·
leered. "I would say Ed ~ not
squander bis tnnuence," one
Reapn lmlder noted.
When Rea&an rurted with dis·
a1ter by 1eemin& to come out
a1alilat the mldimum waee.
Meese did not contradict him:
otben bad to pull him ~ack from
the brink. M. t.n SaCramento.
Meese on the cam&:~an plane Menu more buffer adviser.
Hls capacious briefcase is
beco~alMCI., U.. rnttoc for mntM • ••
a nd POI tloD papetl ••llt Reaaa. ..
WHAT a&AGAN .-...ta flt
trial·b1-«>mbel ualnlt ~
la an ..._ wbO Iii •s-1 ••• in natJQul pollUca, laM ....._,
poUUcal 1kUl1 aad ta··~
familiar wtth aod ... .._ "f
Reagan. Tbe exact flt for•
description 11 vetera• ~
Anaelea political operatlH
Stuart Speoce:r. wbo ma...,.
Reagan's first campalp fef
governor tn 1966 but was OeraW
R. Ford's chlef tactJclaa ._.
Reagan in 1976.
Spencer wu more than wUllu
to come aboard tbe Reaaai
plane u traveling adviler. But a
rancorous debate wltbl11
Reagan'• inner circle LDcl.sed
attacks on Spencer tbat, IA Ule
tight JittJe world of PGlttl~ iD-
evitably got back to 6im. 8y tbe
Ume word floally was at.en
Spencer that Ron and Nane1
would be th.rilled to have bim
back after alt these years, It wu
too late. Spencer bad sloed Oft
for an independent anti-Caner
operation this fall.
Two longtime Reaganltes
purged last year by sears are
bact. Mike Deaver lut week
began traveling wtth Reagan fa.
the first time in nearly a yeu.
Lyn Nofziger is silDinl on •
press chief, the job be first held
tn tbe l.966 campaign. lloth bear
the scars of rejection by ~
chief, but that may reduce retuc·
lance to offer Reagan aa·
congenial advtce.
REAGAN OFTEN t.h1s year
haa rt.sen above his available ad·
vice. Instinctively realir.ing the
pohtkaJ potential of tax reduc·
t1on, Reagan has rejected pleu
by establishment econom.lats
that he modily his proposala. He
understands that h is attack
again.'4t using unemployment to
fight Lnflalton. while abrasive to
country club Republicans, is cat-
nip for Democrats.
But Reagan may be enticed in-
to the poHticaJ abyss If be lets
Carter's experts at negaUft
politics change the campalca's
frame ol reference to tbe 1l80I
1 n Sac ramento . Reagan'•
a utomatic response will be to de-
fend his own record. rather th.-
attacking Carter's. Wbetber ~ f
sldUed. unafraid ad.uer la at II!'
slde t.o pre"Yent him from dom8
so m ay determine the lm·
mediate course of American his·
tory.
When Courts Assume Lawmaking Role
Republicans beaded by
Senator H.L. "BW .. Richardson
and Aaaemblyma.n Phil Wyman
amone othen. bedatnl their bet
on measures the7 han authored
to make Judea more accounta·
ble to the people, have launched
an la.iU.Uve drtft iD •the event
the Leg1alature doesn~ approve
their plan t.o subject. all judges to
Senate cooflrma&o and pennJl contested elections of juaticea
aeeklng re-election.
ln the doing tbey have been
attacked by tbe liberala, the
Judees and
the Judges
1~cophant1 ,
alleting in
the faahioo of
the late dis·
cr edited
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy. "a
ri g ht-wine
conspiracy"
aeeklng "to politlclze the
courta." "
Now comet AHemblyman
Aliater McAlllter full Ult in sup-
port of the court refQrm pro-
posals. His emeraence ai an all
out booster of the plan ls tncked
Sydney Harris
a setback for the opponect.a. For
In no aeose can McAllster be
considered a ritht·wi.ncer. He ia
one of the moat retpee\.ed
DemOCf'at.a in the ~
Respected both for hia penonal
lntegrity and a.a an outstaodina
Corutitutiooal lawyer.
Scathingly he reject.a the con·
tentions the plan ta a form of
"da ng erous populist
radicalism." "Who." he de·
mands. "has the ultimate law
making authority in a de-
moctacy. the people and t.belr
elected legislators or a handful
of elitist, unelected Judtes!"
FOLLOWING THAT queMioo
up be a.ska some more pertinmt
ones. "Why ls so mucb law
made by the cou.ru and not by
the Legislature!" And, "To
whom are the courts account.a·
ble for their exer~lae or vaat
oowers?"
McAllster then recites lbe re•·
aons he believes the courts
should be made more account.a·
ble. "Our courts,'• be Hid.
"operate 11.ke a continual coo-
atltutlonal conventlon. They
have required usel.... and a -
desired acbool bu•la,. They
have as.le all m.Jor dHtAom
on abonioa.s. Tbey •eem de· urmiDed to tbwart tbe people's
will on capital puni•bment,
adopted by two iDitiaUves and
an override ol the 1overnor's
veto. They nclude cooleaioos
because the defeodaat wasn't al·
lowed to talk to hia mother and
even when he t.a1U after beini
adviled be need not talk. They
allow the defense ol insanity on
the dubioul coocept the defend·
ant cannot control his actiom,
aUow aome killers &o escape con·
vtc tlon on tbe theory of
diminished capacity and dis·
regard the safety of tbe public in
tbe erUJlinB of baU.
"TREY BA VE unilaterally
rewritten our entire tort law,
adopting stnct roducts UabUi·
ty. replacine contributory
negligence with compataUve
ne1U1eoce and expanded IOV· ernmmt tort liability. They have
allowed city r.onlng to destroy
most ol the value of unimproved
land through down-1radtn1
wblle deQylDa ~any eftec.
Uve remedy. Coals~ tbe
Callton.da court.a' MoeOm1c de-
clltoa.s search for the = pe>ckets from which to d.latrl
~weaitb.''
Declaring that, "Modeg
courts frequently base tb•K
brand ol social engineering upalf
their po Ii ti ca I v la tone ot
equalltarianism under tbe equal
prote<:tion c lause." llcAUster
suma up bis support stat.la&:
.. WHEN A court bebawea
politically oo nearly every COii·
trovenlal case it bas no •aUd
con)paaint against bein& beld poUtiqlb accountable. J.._.
who 111.te' more landmark raw
U.,n the Leatalature abould M
aceoUDtable to the people lot
th'lr lawmakine."
And, tn a part1n1 sbot at tlle
liberal opponents ol tbe ntora
plan. McAlialer says tt••t
c lassical liberal value. af~
'tolerance and rational I•·
qulry ,"pointing out that, "Ottal
llberala like Tbomaa JeffertQll.
Andrew Jacbon, Abraham IJn.t
1 coin, Franklin D. ~elt ad
Felix Frankfurter, have
vlaoroualy denied &bat J..._
have any mandate from beatw to eitber remake or .,... lfW ·
society In their own tmaae. ~
' Little-known Facts About Ships ~and~the Sea
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DAILY PILOT .4 7
Study Queries Value
Of Cancer Insurance
i
WAIHIMO'l'ON <AP> -CUew ln· ,.,....,. ~1 la lokt to people
who do DOt ,....,. that tM DOUckt
doa '\ eover •••Y medloal CiMll ea .... tlf the clile .... a .. ~
ltMJIQI. Th ...... for UM N1tiaeaJ er.dtt UUID Ad.......,traUoa lk>atd,
jotaa OdMn lD ertUel1Jar cancer Mlle* Md tM way tiw)' an IOld.
,,.. boerd IUJ UN it U JWltiftc1Uon
fw I cneUowft 08 federal Cftdit UD·
loeS tlYil eeeour .. • tbelr' memben to buy the potict9.
........... "WS DIUIATS, ON the btaala of
S e a . 8 a r r y CS cue hlltorlet. that cancer In· Goldwater. R·Arla., auranee wW pay at mo.ta percent aaya tbe govern· of the cost ol 1 cancer for the lint ·meat's refuaal to three yean ol the disease," the re·
pel"mlt the import of ~=~~mplicat.ed clauses
IC)Qdl ~ariol_ the that limit what canc'r policies cover.
worda 'RepubUc of th• report said. "Eacept ror tbo6e Cblna" ia one of a wbo are expert& on cancer. literacy
• • 1 o n g 1 i n e o l ls probably not enough to underatand
h u m i l i a t l o n s • • these llmitatiom."
threatening the iden· The report by Abt Associates, Inc.,
tity· and lndepen· of Cambrid1e. Mass .. said some deuce of Taiwan. policies are written to cover ooly
--------cancer confirmed through
Gets Degree
Robert Waaber of
Corona del Mar baa re· celved a bacbelor's
de1ree in social work
from Chapman Colle1e.
microscopic examination of tissue or
blood ceUa. However, it said., "Some
10 percent of cancus are not so diagnoeed, even by autopsy. and are thus uncovered. . . .
THE &EPORT SAID the policies also can cover only treatment,
In person
Don Baylor
thereby exchldlna coatly medical
t11t1 and rehabllltaUon after IW'·
1ery. Clautee UmlUnf cover .. • to ~ • ~ '°' t.o.&>lta 1taya do not come cloM to meetlnl the cbars• at many bolpttai., It aaJd.
Jim Barr. vice pre1lclent al tbe N•·
tlonal Credit Unloa Admlnllt.ratklll,
aald, "We don't endone ctDCet" ln·
surance. but some of our atate
leaaues do. We are lookina at the
queatklo."
If You Drive,
Don't Snwke?
LONDON (AP) -An anti·1moldn1
group wants 1~ in~
banned oo lrounda that Ill.ID)' aed· dents are caused by diatracted
driven fumblinlr for eipnUes.
The Natiooa1 Society for Noe-
Smoken abo malat•lnt tball puft1ne
drivers are dan,.rous becauae
smoke gets in their eyes.
Said IOdety chairman Tom Hunt:
"There is no question that 1moldn1
and driving doo't go toeetber."
The biQaest SMlP meet on the
Orange Coast is found ~ day
in the classified ads in the
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SUNDAYS
caMm>t. cOsTA MIU, MIADtNA ANO YAN MU'n ITOMS Alt ..... ,.. e.•. lo l .00 p.m
tl:OD noon to t:tl p.M. At.L ITCMllU Ct.OMO WlC*£SOA'fS
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With ¥oU ~ 'bl SMp At l'Hco
Dozens(#
colotsand
pattemsto
dloose
from.All ro-wax .. all
ArmStrongl
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DEAit PAT: I ordered w bOmery from tbe
Hoet.n ~ ol America and paid by cbeek last
Dec. It. Tbe eompM1 a.,. emcttn1 me tkeat.en-... bWllla DCltk98 ...e UloaO I bHe written to
U..m ~. I enetoeed a copy of my caaeeled ~ ~beck. I am annoyed, Tbe)' an 1poriq my lett.en
ud I am tired ol 1eWna tbele deroptory credit DOUc..
J .P ., Costa Mesa 2 • ..,. c.p. ol A.merta ., ....... &o ,..
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DEAR PAT: 1'hanb for pabUahln1 lbe name
and address ol the "top" complaint penoo at
General Motors. Now I would like to contact the
penoa at United Air Lines who bolds lbe ume
chlef complaint office posJtJon. United Airlines
tore up my favorite garment baa on one of their
conve)'Of belts, and I want to see wbat can be done
about thi.a.
C.D.H., San Clemente
U ,.,_. tauaae arrtns 1mulaed or ton, the
alrllDe will uaally pay for repairs. U U ua't be
fbed, &-, wlll ne1ot1aee a .eu&emetlt to pay yea
Its depleda&ed valae. Tbe aame MWa tne for , .... , .. packed la.aide. llepefwdlJ, ,_ flied •
clal• wltll Ute a1JtlH at tM airport wt.en the a----------------1 clamace wu .UCOvered. Y• HD MIMI you writ·
Levolor Riviera:
The onty blind
that carries the
Good Housekeeping
Seal of QO/ .
Approval 3 /0 OFF
~ complalat to Illa. lbJ IADd, Dlftdor ot
Cobuaer Alfalrs, UnJCe4 Air Llaee lac., P .0. Bu
Milt, Odcaao, W. _.. (pboae: (312) 152·5341>.
KfttwSltould •~on tit~ M'ay
DEAR PAT: I wanted to tell L.B .. Laguna
Beacb, that the copper kettle orfer was made by
Nestle's Taster's Choice corree. I ordered one of
these kettles in December and didn't get It unUI
March.
A.H., San Juan Capistrano
Thanks ror wriUng. The Nestle Co. wtJJ Stt
that LB. gm bl.s copper keUles ii be mails a copy m----------------. of bl.I c:aaeekd eheck &o Marjorie~ at N~
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tie Co., Cclftee Division, 3ZSt WUMlre Blvd., Sa.lie
lttl, Los Angeles tMlt. Tbe order will be flDed
from Nestle's New York bHclQu.a1en.
always a iBvori-W:.
for we rm '\lR..e'tbrz.r
weer. colorful hmxi
~ madre&s~rlJ coat>s; ~ dN.etW!th poplin tirmieere.
available. in blue,
brown end red tc:ne. .
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chain bracelets .. .
charms .. .
charm holders .. .
rings .. .
earrings .. .
pendants .. .
all in 14k gold
Fine Jewelry and
Costume Jewelry Departments
Shop Saturday, June 7, 9 a.m. to I p.m.
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S ONE-DAY SUPER~ALE HAPPENS THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 7
~
DOOrs open early, at 9 a.m., with a special
night ~Ing 'til 9 p.m. Here are some
of our most popular Selections offered at
exeeptlonally low prices, Saturday only!
f ·
.........,___----1] 11.99
7.99
9.99 each
50o/o off
9.99
3.99 pkg.
4.99 pk .
1/3 off
19-_99
9.99
set
Levi'•• ahrtnk.to-ttt Jeana mold
themselves to you. Cotton denim
In Indigo blue. Walsts 28-42.
S.01 off Hagga,. alacks in todav·s
texturlzed Dacron• po Ivester.
Pick versatile solids. Reo. 17.00
5.01 off short sleeve shirts for
men and young men. Cool stvles
in sizes S-M-L-XL. Reo. 13.00.
Famous maker actlvewear. V-
neck tops. S-M-L-XL. Reo. 14.00.
Nylon shorts, S-M-l. Reo. 13.00
Levi's• Movln' On .. Jeana In blue
denim. Cotton/polyester. Nlttv
pockets. Reg. 24.00-25.00
Men's short aleeve 1hlrt1 In silky
smooth polyester. Neat travelers!
S-M-L-XL. Reg. 13.00. Nie 6.49
Short aleeve knit shirt• for men
In comfortable polyester. Sizes S-
M-L-XL. Reg. 14.00.
Mervyn'• underwe•r. Tapered
boxers In S-M-L. A-shirts. tees.
briefs, S-M-L-XL. Reg. 5.50 pkg.
6 pair of aport aocka with sporty
striped tops. Fits sizes 10 to 13.
Save 2.01 on pkg. of 6. ReQ. 7.00.
Qiana• nylon dreaa shirts In sofid
colors. Short and Iona sleeves.
Reg. 12.00-14.00, .... 7.99-9.33.
10.00 off electronic football by
Mattel"'. Computerized fun. (Not in
Fremont, Santa Rosa.) Reg. 29.99.
1/3 off Sunstar joggers 1n royal
blue nylon and suede. Cushioned
running sole. Reg. 15.00.
Men'• leather sandals in latlgo
tan. Adjustable strap and padded
insole. Reg. 25.00. 14.99.
3.01 off cotton shirts for lumors
In cool gauze. madras and voile.
Ftnd them tn S-M-l. Reg. 8.00.
4.01 off tailored shirts in crisp.
polyester/cotton blends. Misses'
and junior sizes. Reg. 12.00
Short 1et1 to go In warm weather
styles. Tank tops, pull on pants
In polyester/cotton knit. S-M-L.
40% off jr. tee• and tank• In
cotton, cotton/polyester rib knit or
terry. S-M-L. Reg. 5.00.
2.01 off mlHea' teH. tsnk1 In
potyetter, potyester/cdtton rib
knit or terry. S-M·L. Reg. 6.00.
Junior pelnter1' p•nta In good
IOOklng cotton drlll Natural '8nd
fashion COiors. 3-13. Reg. 15.00.
Teny ahorta for Junior• In white
and brights. Polyester/cotton. S-
M·L. Reg. 6.00.
t.nt'a• mlH••' denim Jeana In
cotton, polyester/cotton. 8-16.
Reg. 26.00-30.00. 20.tt-2.4.tl
Lftl't• Bend~ jHM In
PotYeli.r ..,_. ~bar'dlne. 1-11.
Reg. 28.00, ...
3.01 off fun figure tops In easy
care fabrics. Sefect from favorite
stvles In 38-44. Reg. 10.00 .
Entfre stock panllutta. Misses'
8-18. half sizes 14 'h-22'h. Reg.
14.99-20.99. 10.49-14.69
Save on women's panties in
bikini. French cut. hlphugger
styles. &-7. Reg. 1.50. N ie 1.09
Short terries In dress looks and
rompers. Cotton/polyester In S-
M-L. Loungewear. Reg. 12.00.
7.99.
7.01 off fashion handbags in
vinyl. canvas, straw. quilting.
poplin. Pockets. zippers. Reg.
16.00.
1.01 off tube topa In one slze to flt
all. SoOds, stripes, stuny finishes.
Accessories. Reg. 3.00. . Ghia' ..-x lhott Hts In soft
polyester/cotton terry. Reg. 8.00.
Sina 7-14, reg. 10.00, ..... Al.
Entire .tock! Gitt•' 0.r•nlmal ..
4-6X, reg. 4.50-7.00, 3.37-5.25
7-14, reg. 5.00-1 1.00. 3.75-8.25.
Ditto•• 8nd Wiggle•• jeans for
girts In 4-eX and 7-14. Reg.
14.00-18.00, Mle 10.50-13.50
Toddlers' aundre .... In prints
and sollds, some panties. 2-3-4.
Reg. 6.00-7.00. 3.99-4.99
Merwyn's diapoaabfe diapers in
4 sizes. Stock up for baby. Reg.
4.89-5.59 pkg .• 3.91-4.47 pkg.
Boys' t•nks and 1hort1 in a
sporty vanety of styles, colors. S-
M-L flt sizes 8-18. Reg. 3.50, 2.69.
2.00 off boys' fashion jeans m a
special selection of styles. 8-12
reg .. 8-1 4 slim. Reg. 7.99.
Levt'a• student denim jeana In
durable cotton/potyester. A g reat
fitting favorite In waists 26-30.
Mlnkug kit• for J>'llows, rugs.
wall hangings. 12x12", 13x1 3 ...
Reg. 5.00. sale 2 for 5.00.
Junior hangers, hghtwe1ght.
colorlul. rustproof. Use for drip
drying. Reg. 2.40 dozen.
Open weave dnlperiea, fully
lined. 5 slzea on sale. Reg.
36.00-108.00. 11.00-54.00.
SlighttJ lnegular bath towel• In
cotton/polyester terry. Pretty
pattern chok:e.
Quitted bedaprellda In decorator
cofOt's. Twtn, full. queen. king.
Reg. 40.oo-65.00. 20.00-U.IO.
Spring Melldow twin altMta 1n
cotton/Pot;•• mutttn. Other
atzes on aaJe. Reg. 5.00 twtn.
6~99
30o/o off
5 for 5.00 <)_ ......
1/3 off
8.99
1.99 (·.":
4.99
25%off
25%off
2.01 off
20%off
5.99
11.49
50o/o off
3 for5.99
50%off
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A •• IWt.. v "°T
Orange £o••tr Marigold
·Yenatile
Bloomer
Rose Society
Meeting Set
...... in Y'O'll ....... ., ""' .... , .....
--a..~ ........ 18. .. ............ lM IOftlr mu19a11l lie bfD ......... ol tbll ................. Mell
to Spalla ...... &My ..... .
ravor11e now. to be plated et
the altar of the Vlrala Mary. Beca..-ol tlda, tlMI'/ ,..... cmc..
tnowa • llary'a Gold ud U. Utter tan» tbe modem n&IM, ID~
TM no.en of lbe marttoldl
naae fl'Om pate yellow t.hrouCh
•old to onn1• aad brown maroon which are fW'ther ae-
tented by the fern·llh leaves of
thll planl You can arow tbe tall
(lo 3 rt.) larae flowerln1
bloomen or the low 1rowtn1
border types (to 6 in.>
•A&IGOL08 WILL bloom
from early summer untiJ frost if
you keep the old f19wen ptcked off tbe planta. But why let the
flowers a1e on the plant?
Marl1old1 are excellent cul
nowen I« home bouquet.a so
you can keep the outdoors and
the lndoon alive wilb color from
lbelr brlpt, perky blooms.
The marigold also does well as
an Indoor plant. Plant seeds in a
3·4 Inch clay pot that has a
drainage hole at the bottom. A
window facing eut or, even bet-
ter, south is great. This is one
plant, whether indoors or out,
that likes full sun and ample
water
AS A SUMMER annual, lbe
marigold does an excellent job
as a border plant edging your
garden with their golden loveli-
ness. Grow the taJler varieties in
masses not only for effect but
for cutting. You can pot them up
for color on patios, terraces or
balconies. And you have the
choice of many nowerln" types
as some resemble chrysan-
themums and other carnations
but most modem strains have
fully double flowers.
Dan Martinez, Yakima, Wash .. farmer, inspects one of hls
corn plants in the crop retarded by volcanic ash fallout
from Mount St. Helens. The plants are Just now beginning
to recover from the May 18 eruptions.
Hazards of Mowers Told
WASHINGTON (AP> -R1ding mowers and garden tractors
are becoming more and more popular and most people are likely
aware of the potential danger in them. but a few timely reminders may be in order.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that
6.000 persons are treated in hospital emergency rooms each year
for injuries associated with these machines.
Because these items are more complicated than the basic
walk-behind mower, the operator l)eeds more inst;uction practice. the commission says.
IT SUGGESTS THAT special attention needs to be paid to yard
hazards such as s teep banks, dJtches, boles, low.hanging trees and
other obstructions
Besides the basic dangers of a mower. such as cuts or amputa-
tions from the blades. wounds from hurled objects and burns from
exhaust or spilled gasoline. the ridmg mowers also pose the
possibility of overturning, loss of control and runrung over people or
pets.
Oraqe County Rose
Society will meet 'nlun·
day at 7 :30 p.m . at
Westmlnater Clvlc
Center Recreation
Bids .• l200 Westmlnlter
Ave., one block east of
Beach Boulevard.
Speaker ol lbe eventn1
will be Cathy Carothers
of Moyer CbemJcaJ Co.
Ma. Carolheu wlll
deacrlbe the research
and development or
featlcldea and lnaec ·
lcldea and why
chemical.a are Important
to the growth and
seneraJ beaJtb of roses.
She will lllwstrate her
talk wttb alldea.
L A quesUon and answer SIOllnstnfiil session will follow . -e-----Guests and Interested
.To Meet rose growers are
welcome. Dessert will
be sened and a number Laruna Beach Garden of door prizes presented.
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UM c:Hordane. New o.o«b now hClnClml 1w...,. _..
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O.JH>4Ctor IOdoY al l9cJdll'9
garCl9ft <*"91• Giid nur--.
O.llO«aor nw Ideal c:lllOldan•
~ .......... -............ ..._.
Club wW bold lta final There will be no meet-
meettnc before adjourn. Inc or tbe society in
lng for tbe aeuoa, °"-~J~ul~y·~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~iiiiiiii~ June 13 at nooo at the
Woman's Club. 2M St. 8loOml Of~
Ann's Drive. Lagun~ llkeperfectlonl Beach.
Board members will
be in charge of the Pot
luck l\mCbeon.
The next resular
meeting will be held
Oct. 10, 1980 at
Neighborhood Con1rega.
tional Church, 340 St.
Ann 's Drive. La1una
Beach.
Mrs . Jerry Gach ,
497-1344, will accept all inquiries.
Weekend
Gan!ening
Checkl,ist
HAH8IN8 REDWOOD
BASKETS OF LUSH
BLOOMING RJCHSIAS
REG. t7.98 14.97
UPRIGHT & BASKET
~~-... ,~.> .. , ...
Jobe)·
HOUSEPLANT SPIKES
JUST PUSH INTO THE SOIL
FOR UP TO 60 DAYS OF
PRE-MEASURED FERTILIZER.
9kg. 20 spikes ~ •• , FOR AU. Reg .. 99 = I :: -HOUSEfllAHTS
I Florut Special I
BOSTON FERN
Splendid Summers Begin
at Rogers •••
Fuchsias
Featured
• Rhododendrons,
azaleas and camellias
a re s hallow rooted
plants and do not41ke to
be cultivated Use a n
attract.Jve mulch ava1la·
ble at nurs.enes to con-
serve soil moisture and
prevent rapid tem -
perature changes.
• Tall growing peren·
nials will require stak·
Ing . Single stakes are The National Fuchsia ideal for plants such as
Society wtll conduct its delphiniums. Three or
a nnual show and sale. four stakes per clump
June lJ, 14 and 15, at arranged in a tnangle or
Los Cerritos Center. 605 square around the outer
Freeway a t Sou t h edge ot the clump are
BIG, LUSH 6 .. Pot
~~~~~~-Reg. 8.95 \
E&·•·I
HYDRANGEAS
5 Gallon
NOW $9.98
regularly $12.50
On sale \OlhiJe they wt thn.i 6111/80
Street, Cerritos. suitable for camaUons. The three-day show
will feature varieties of • It's not too late to
blossoms on display as p I a n t a veg e t ab I e
wellasadVlcetofuchsia garden Your local
growers nursery has the started
Hours for the event p I an t s ready to be
are 10 a m. to 9 p m . picked up and planted
Friday; 10 am. to 6 1 m mediately 1n the
Smee 1946
Ha) lisles
Nursery -Florist
2e'O Harbor l lvd .. Cotto M11a • · These shade loving plants are
ftJled ·with large cluaten of long
lasting cool pastel flowers. Hydran-
geas grow fast and easy in this
area, ~ing their colorful addition
to your garden a successful one.
p .m .. Saturday ; a nd home garden.
Sunday. noon to 5 p.m . __ _::__ _____ ~==========:::;:::::======= Admission is free,
with ample parking.
The sun is out and the chain are inf
MINI-SUN CHAISES
Perfect for Sun-bathing. Constructed
with a sturdy light weight aluminum
frame with reinforced front~l=eg=brac~~~e:s·~lllllP and finished hardwood arms, seat and
backing are made of Acrilan,
for comfort.
CANOPIES
Adjustable canopy attach·
ments are also available in
Multi Colored Stripes for
enjoyment outdoors, in the shade.
s. Comt
Meet Set
South Coast Garden
Club will meet at noon.
Wednesday, at Three
Arch Bay Clubhouse. 5
Bay Driv e. South
Laguna.
The program will be a
fashion show fro m Laguna Beach's "Lois
Paul Originals." Models
will be members of the
garden club, featuring
fashions ror the beach
area.
Luncheon w ill be
potluck -bring your
specialty and your own
service
Installation of officers
will follow the program.
* Peppers are well suit·
ed to growing in con-
tainers and other limited
space areas and can be
used for decorative as
well as food purposes.
Bell peppers can be
harvested when green or
ri red.
EXPERIENCED
STAFF
ADVISES
AT
SUPERB
DECOR
NURSERIES
ontt11LL
6:30 , .....
DAILY
~ ~-· ... ~
-wa.-· ·--.. ~ T .........
••M. ... M. ·-... .,. 11•n .. tt16M
..... -~7.tl4.91 ................. .... ....
J/I a .... 1.4t/W
,,...._.7 • ..... -
e,__,_ -fll21 WANC,_ AYL '°"""''" Y"LLIY __.,..... ,...,..~
1 Bfodl WMt of Hllrbor on w..,...
l•r &•rdellen
CMta ..... Bay Qt.lei
Brandt of the NaUooal Fucbala Society will
meet Moaday at 7:30
p.m. at Columbia Sa•· ln•• and Loan Alloela· __________ ..
tJOn. 2271 Harbor Blvd .•
.
: PALO ALTO <AP> -!Retired Anny Maj. Gen.
'ftomu Beara, 89, the
ief ot st.all to Gen.
aeph "Vinegar Joe"
lwell ln Asia during
orld War ii. died :lV~esday.
$ ~ BONN. West Germany
:JAP> -La•rlta ·J.a•rtun, 70, a West
"erman POliticlan who
Jieaded three different
.ministries between 1966
$nd 1974, died Thursday.
nJNS AUIO • • 1ood moath to plant aub-. tropical trees. An exeellent variety ta the
anowflak• tnle. Snowflake• do belt lD loole. fut· draining IOU hl1h in or1an.Jc material. and also re-
quire ftltered sun or afternooa abade. They should
be watered and fed liberally for opUmum growth.
Snowflakes are available at mos\ ouneries ln both
one· and five-1alloa cans.
To keep subtropicals lush, they abould be fed a
complete fertilizer with a hllh proportion of nitrogen ii they provide shade. If they provide
flower color. they need a high potuabam fertilizer.
All subtrcpicals should be watered a day or two
before ferWiJation to prevait root ~k. Sub-
tropicals lDclude bougaitavillea. fuchsia. 1ardeoias
and hibi.la&s.
As a substitute for costly spbqnwn mou used
for lining banging planter baakees, use the brown fibrous webbing that forms between palm fronds.
The palm webblng ls stronger and lasts looger
TO DEP GilDENL\8 thrh1q, feed them
everv tbree to four weeks duriq IJ"OWinc aeucma.
with add plant food. baood meal or flab emulaioft.
U plants are a bit yellow, they abouJd be fed troa chelate or troa 1ullate.
Gardeal.u should be planted durlnc June In full sun In coutal valleys and filtered shade 1D hot
inland areas. Plants should be set In fut dtalnln&
sou conaatnlng ample peat moss or IJ'(>UDd bark.
Soil must be kept molal and mukbed.
Periwinkles att •deal plants for sunny loca·
Uona and make excellent ground covers, says
SUnaet. Plants should be located 1n brlebt sun or
indirect tight and watered wbeo the top Inch of aoU
dries out. A monthly feeding wttb a compl~
comer ol WUaoo street.
CoctaMaa.
Paul Craft of North
Long Beach Branch will
speak on .. Summer Care
of Fucbalaa ... Heat
and aun ·tolerant
varieties will be di•·
cussed.
Mary Warwick.
refreshment
chairwoman will be in
charge of cookies and
cofftt.
Marcella Van Riper.
aluminum chairwoman.
will collect aluml.num
broulbt to tbe mfftinJt.
Fred Woods. plant la·
ble chairman. will sell
plants. Money collected
from aluminum and ·
phJnl sales ls sent to
Orange Coast College to
support a student of
horticulture for one than sphagnum moss.
~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~'»CINCINNATI <AP) -
, ary Dabney
•mpsoa. 93, former
resident of lVe stern
liege, which merged !"1th Miami University.
•nd widow of the former
fertillz.et" ls recommended. semeattt.
~esident of the Cham·
on Paper Co.. died
<t ednesday.
,_,Aa&Y
Ca.oMAL N•AL NOMI
7801 Bolsa AWi
We&trntnstef
893-3525 --... rM:MCYWW ......otllAL PMll
Ceml"'V Momaery ~ 3500 PKitic Vlew Drive Hi9wPOn BHCh
844-2700
..c.OIMICX NOITV.UJIS
UIQUNS.ach
'94-9415 ~Hiiis
768-0933 Sen......,, Capistrano
496-1771
l\Tever
Not with this merchandise. Not at these prices.
1/4to 1/a
Brass Items. 'lkbles ... Basksts ... Can1stsrs .•. Books ... Mugs ...
Bowls ... Pitchers ..... B11nds .......... Plan.tars. Carved Boxes
Fans ... Headboal'ds ..... Asllt1'8'YS .. Stuff'ed Animals
Pr!nts ... Plaques ... Wall Hangings .. .
Kirrors ... V&-?ee .. Bb.1p MOdels .• Shelves ... Chairs ...
..
Was48.00
NOW24.00
-SHIRT DRESSING. tt's casuaJ , smart and simple.
With front pod<ets, roll cap sleeves and a
contrasting elastic belt. Light as a breeze. In red
cotton-and-potyester. 6 to 16 sizes. Gal~ria
Set of 2, was 20.00 .
NOW 10.00
CLEARLY LOVELY. Our glass pitchers from Italy.
In a npplino Optic pattern . Doubly refreshing
WOfS to serve iced tea , fruit punches and other
Summer coolers. In 5-cup and 7-QJp capacity.
The Galleries
Were 3.50 to 29.00
NOW 1.75 TO 14.50
SOAK UP THESE 50% SAVlNGSI From Martex,
carnation pink Patrician towets. Thiel<, thirsty pure
cotton terry. Perfect for at hOme or around the
pool pleasure. In face. hand. bath and bath
sheet sizes.
l11e Bath Shop
·N•i-
No mal CK •phonl Ofdlrl, plml.
~Blld't
Victim's Family Rebels· Bell Rate
StMy Profit PoaibUUy nmu. Suit ,, Up 1'oday
CHICAGO (AP) -TM ID7 ...... be taW. .., ... to do aa IM&der'I ... to e1'8Wl aroand By 5.1 c;()
Wt• ...... •• l•WJW .....W pnftt ,..._ tt.e Jobn o.c,•1 bead. to walk tM •tnetl be walked.•• 1HC*9 .... fl ................ ,,... w.,_ Geer .. It la...._.-.. to be• won of lbe cau11t1 ot
Jr •• ..,. .................. fl ...... GI GM1'1 aa ... Oald Blood' °" '1'bt Exeeutlooer'• ao.a· or lt w ABBINGTON <AP) ,_ .... ~. wUl Dit be at a11:• Mid Goldfarb. "It'• tot to be an -It co.ta you more, ·' ....... ..._. tlaat ........ ,_ ... to I lmportaa&wodl.'• •tart11ta todat. to make ... '\ ._. .._ '°,. i tliaeUJ,,... _.,, c-*• X-*b PNlt. reterrtq to Norman llalllr'1 a lo n I . d l 1 tan c e ....., ...... = ... ,.-.... ~ Pull'-' Prt»wlnn.lDC book •• .,,,. £xecutioDer"1 telepbane call .
....._ a .. ,... eM mz • t a' Soq'' -a "true llfe novel" about ccmvteted killer American Telephone
Gary OU.more'• 1m e.ecutloo by a Vt.ah ttrtq as TeJecrapb Co. ralMd
llQUad -Mid: "We doo't fear the aerlous kind of lona-dlltance rates by Tm neaT or d•D'I .-HlOftoul ~ llQer .. pot•iallr wortmUUou la book U4 ...., -... rtalllla. fte ..._GI •t ......... ,... ..... ,,..,. lel .ltaaM~Gl•AlllbJ Haroad ....... ,....., ol \M .. u.,.aMllld Robtrt Pleet.
la a Wepboee latentew In• bla pareatt• suburban
MaM Ila Del PlaiMs. JU., "-· ~ • ~ Pleil said 08l1 lbe public 11i1011lcl protlt from arU1tlc -..cv
~ aplortq Gacy•a pathoaollcal mind.
Qaey, .. 110W Oil Deatb Row, WU HDteeced to
die ID the elec:tric chair after ......, eonvlded
Mattb 12 in tbe sex-related ala.y1ap ol 31 )'OUDI
men Md boys. Most ol tbe bodlea we.. u.bumed
fl'Om ahallow araves ln a crawl spa« under
Gacfa home near Des Plaines.
THE 8tJIT WAS PILED AGAINST Gaey. bl.a
two Cbicqo defense lawyers, a Houston writer.
UM writer's Califon.la literary aaent ud the aceo·
CJ. It ub a Cook County Judie to p1-ce into a
covt-nm escrow aceount praftta der1Yed from qy
escJUlive media rlgbta to the story.
• On May 27, Circuit Court .Judie Georae Hit·
thlaa OD tt but that takes Ume." 5.1 percent. tbe f1nt ID-• creue llnee im .
GOLDFAU MID BE 1'110l1GHI' the Pleat
•ult wu IJOUDClleu. He laid: "No money bas cbaneed banda. No money hu been pleqed. ••
Tbe awt ori&inally lncluded Amtrante and
Motta. But IBaim eacuaed tbem. and tbey aareed to place tbelr profits under court control.
But Amirante aaid: •·1 tb1nk it's abArd. Wb7
10 after the lawyen! Why not the prwecutor. or
some reponen?'•
DaYicl GoJdberaer. of the American Ci'fll
Libertlel Union, who represented .\minllte and
Motta -at the 11_, 27 bearinl, arKUed that tbe suit
conatltuted a vlolaUoa of the Flnt Amendment
aafel\W'Cl qalnat prior restraint of publication.
IC.eDDetb Plest said bis father's suit la not
aimed at prevenUn1 pubUcatioo, but only at poui·
ble eross commercial expJoltaUon.
TllE DACI' amount
of lncreue •a.lies de-
pendlaa OD tbe lrequen.
cy and timia1 of customers• calla. For
example. aceorcUq to
Bell. a uar ... mJnute,
direct dial ..et.day call
from w........-to Los
AD1e1-will ecJ9t $1.'7,
seven cmt:I more Uaan
DOW.
A peraon·to·peraon.
operator-a11l1ted call
Waabln1toa to Loa
An1eles will 10 from
$3.55 to s:s. 75.
THE INCSEASE wu THE ILUNOIS LAW BA&&ING Gacy from approved by tbe Federal
gaininl financially from his crimes -dubbed the CommunlcaUom Com·
"Son ol Sam" bill for the Ne.w York marden com· miaaion. a week after
milted by former postal clerk Davkl Berltowtta -the FCC turned down u
took effect Sept. 22. lta sponsor, state Seo. Lynn larger than warranted a
Martin, said she introduced it to block book profits 10.5 percent rate in·
to a Rockford man convicted ol murdedq bis six creaae 90Ulbt by Bell.
sleeping children in 1978. ---------
"!Just couldn't believe it," Mrs. Martin said. C.11142-1171.
•1:1 er• • .,...._
'4SMIOW 9CIUAM
~·1
atO llfO -sniflf lo\tlfTA ~CA.
,. ' ALBINO COCKATIELS
"''"·" NOW$59.95
AFRiCAN GREY PARROTS
.... Mtt.
NOW$349.00
Orange c.ountv's Finest and
Most Comptete Pet Stores.
We Have Everything!
PllTOl. ~I COUNTRY
*"'"' 37lol to M8TOl ST
&uffA-.CA
Ona granted a second lo.day ft!Stralnlna order,
61octing Gacy, the writer, tbe a1ent and bis
literary agency from ualng any profits derived
from the case. A hearing on the matter ls set lo·
day.
A new Illinois law already ban Gacy from
making money by selling his story. The law orders
that profits from sales of a convicted felon 's story
be held in a state escrow account to pay cwpis
awarded to relatives of the victims.
·'The thought that he might profit financially by Put • ,.,. word•
killina bis kids made me s~lc="-"-------~==to=wo=rk=fo::':::::::_ __ _.-;,. ______________________ _
Btrl' .JAllES COUIGAN, THE Plest lawyer,
gajd tbe famUy tbinU the law should cover more
than just Gacy's profits.
"'lbeir point is that if a book ls published,
Gacy and bis lawyers and others sbould not be UD·
duly enriched." Corrigan said.
• Gacy has signed a contract assi,rung ex·
elusive rights to his story to Houston writer Clyde
Burleson and Burleson's West 'Coast literary
agent, Robert Goldfarb, according· to Goldfarb.
Gacy also has released his defense lawyers, Sam L
Amirante and Robert Motta, so they can freely •
discuss their involvement in the case.
Burleeon and Goldfarb said they plan to in·
terview Gacy and retrace his life to delve into the
psychological forces that drove the man.
ur11 .JUST NOT A SENSATIONALIST guy,'
• said Burleeoa. 46, whose fll'St book, "The Jennifer
Project." was about the recovery by the CIA of a
nnken Soviet submarine from the Pacific Oeean.
"I think the driving question in tb1s Gacy thing
la: 'Why, why did the man do tt?• "BurlelOD said.
13 Y ... of Comm...tty s.vtce C1127-1llO)
· 1HE COSl'A MESA -NEWPORT HARBOR LIONS CLUB
r I ** ,..... ...... *-~
1U3MkA...t ~
FISH FRY
&CARNIVAL * FRIDAY, SA1URDAY AND SUNDAY * JUNE 8-7-8, 1980 * *
* UONSPARK 18th and
Newport Blwd
GIANT PARADE SA'IURDAY, 10:30 A.M.
PARADE ROUTE -on Harbor Boulewerd -From Wilson, south to
19th Street. West to Anaheim South. south to Lions '-It.
SCHEDULE Of EVENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE I
&·JO PM • • • • • • Fish D-. -Ile;:;-Mf'Y1t19
1:00 PM • • . .• CMnow8' Rldea lo O."* apen
7 :30 PM ••. Entene.,_t "The Beltwethets"
8 ;00 PM •.•••••••.• Of_,,,. fot Pri•ft
Cwtnnt"I tidtett "'"'' be p-tl
*** SATURDAY.JUNE 1
10:00 AM , ••• C.rninl "Idea lo 0-....,. 10:30AM •• , .••..•• l0-0.-P•_,.
1~:00 _.. ••.•. Fis" DiflNf'i • "•~ Mr¥iftt ~:00 PM , ••• Plltede Awll«k Cat st• wt Pnl 3:00 PM • • . . • • • • . • Dnwtnt for Pn.te1
Cwlnnlftt tidl•• mwt be P-0
•:11 PM . • . . . • • . . Dorothv Jo 0--.
1:00 PM ••••.•. , ••• Of~ for Pttaet
Cw.,.,.. aldleu ''"* "9 ...-cl 7:IOPM , • • •• , •• "1NaRhy-...9Md e :OO PM • , .,......._for Cotor TV Md
odwrPri.lm .............. _. ... _,_.,
*** IUNDAV, AIM I
• ,,........ • c..M ........ o......._...• 12:•--. . . , .. o.-.-.... ..,,,.... ..... . ... o.. .. , .... , ,, ·~ L.._.._yC..-. .. -... ' .... ~c--·-,.. ............ ....... ..•..• Dr-'"t••M... ............................ ,
'""" ·1.· •...................... .; ...... ,.,......,o ............ ............................ ........ ., ............. 1 .. ,
PRIZES •••PRIZES • •• PR IZES
GRAND PRIZE
1• OLDSMOBILE
OMEGA
with
eutornatic trMSmitalon · he1ter
OMX-body
Presented in coot)efatlon with Uniwer11tv
Oldsmobile of Cost1 Mesa
CwinMf need not be Pf•"9t I
*** MANY OTHER PRIZES tnchont •
COLOR TV h1rlnning tlcttet1 must be
PftHnt for all Pfiz" txciept the Otd•
mobile> * * * OUTSTANDING STAGE ATTRACTIONS
***** BABY CONTEST
A• COft"'*Mtl ..._ -=. ...._,. f PM Of\ "-I : ,..._....._ Oft ....., 11. CS. ................. .., ........
***** OOfll"T .... -.... .,.. 9" ._..... fef a...,. _ _..._ ..... __....._~~ w. t.M.._.ty .. er-......,.., ••••• II SURI TO ,~Aft, .. OU"
•AMOUS•l94 DINNIM
• ....._ .. 11.11 ........ ~ ... . .__ .. ""-........................ . ••••• OU1tT ..... .-VA&. AIDll a 0-.IDOTMI **••• A&.L PROCllDe _.. ._ VOUnt ACTI·
Y"IU. ltOHT a HIMWIG ._RYA·
:nON, ANO °'"'" coca•""" ACTt· Yl'flU
O~I\. Y Pl\.OT
Out of the Spa
ljnto -he :Bay
• ' . •t!!>.!!;~
See~ Pri.Ddlewol'k..
See GeaftreJ at the beach. lid·
lQJC a surfboard. See blm aaili.Dg catamarans.
1 See the Dana Point resident at
the helm of a radio.control model
sailboat.
Thia is a sample of Prindle'a
life-long working routine,
although it might seem like a
vacation te most.
BUT THE YUK· YUIS tossed at Prindle's "line of work" fiule
out when the :JS.year-old self.
described beach buQ) sbows the
emerging full-scale version of bis
model bOilL .
The upside down hull of
Prind.le's 39-foot "life's dream"
practically baa swallowed up h.l.s
already cram~ backyard
The polyurethane foam-
t:OVend wooden. frame is almost
ready to 'be covered with
~&!Na. ~loth and resin. the f,rst major step on the way to its •
pfanneCtl983 christetling.
But even before the band·
designed and hand-built sailboat
b~ its maiden voyate. it will -
lnCliJlectly -have experienced a
bajler.y ol seaW'orthy tests via its
scale--model sister.
•'JF :rms TBING worts." Prtbdle says, gtanch'.'lg at the mo4el, '"then the big thing 'will Ytott. tt I
~ rz.-mbdel bu 1een a
varjety Ot·seafarlnl conctitloas:
fl'om Mftrit voya1e ln PriDdW'a
J a~illl to Ge taore stormy and • = CWhilD ot Daoa Point u • I
-tie mpdel ll built Jo PNi ctae ... .-le aad 1"ieht cllmtbu-'
Uta. Pri9dle bas been •bl, w
lton • problem• 1btfore lb
·=relative twna into a com· · ...,,..a1veuet.
1
It'• t.be ··~ ~··l~ technique that PODdle bu med
sinee be etarted making
fiber&lau aurfboanb at a1e 10.
flE WOVLO ft.op the model
boards ln his bathtub. putting
various desiana through tbe
rigors of major splashes and
gently rolling surf. He made a
lucrative living selD.ng the surf·
boards to friends and surfboard
shops.
About seven years ago. Prindle
parlayed his nautical expertise
into Santa Ana·based Surfglas
Inc., maker of lS· to 18-foot
catamarans that bear his name.
But Prindle no longer worts
for the company. The boat·
building trade. he say·s. tdOk him
away from bfs two most
treasured pleasures: bis family
and the ocean. .
Royalties from Prindle
catamaran sales support the
family. and a good chunk of
royalty money ii pumped into the
sailboat project.
· .. I've wanted a boat like this
ever since t f ,tt in love with
boats," says P.rtndle. a fourth .
generation seaman.
&ETAIL. 1'lti BOAT could
capture'• $140.oopPl'ke taa. but
tl)e ae!f ·bUllt YeaMI will cut tbat
fi1ure in half.
••tt'a' not even WOl1la ttytnc to
eaUmate tbe eo1t, tbo~ beeauee lnflatiGD ....,. P"ll' u., tMe0et.•' be .....
Priadle· wUI ...... outaide
help eomplettna ... ftbersbu.
resla hull. Otbet ........... lauUd·
tn1 tbe bollt bl'Nltlf wl&b .... ..
DOrt ............. lll'OddiDI ol ldswtte. Dee.
Tiie ~~-to ... ,.....
down on wbere Jbe1'Q·p on tMlr flrat VO)'qe. B\ll· daeJ apect to
make lbort .trips w C•ell•a md I
sJll the Soutbem California cout.
A world v~ge. however, ls
definitely in the offin&.
MRS. PRINDLE IS completing
a special education teaching pro-
gram at Cal State Fullerton so
their children. Nathan, 7. and
Jared, 6, will not miss schooUng
during the round·the·world t.rlp.
But the couple are not even re-
••
Geoffrey Pnndle s
boat started with
scale model (left
being eyed by Dan
Budd and John -·
Freeman) and
evolved into
full-size boat
(above and top,
being built by
Prindle next
to his Dana Pomt
home.
... • ,.
.·
•
OAA.YPILOT ''•O•y, June I . ttlO
Block 6u.t the 'B;' Let the 'A' Shine In
111VNSl'Ol'8 DONtT mean mucb to tbe
bllc~:,elllDDn -.. But be eddl tbat follow· ol 80laf aetJYtt;r, U ii oceunlq DOW,
DDdce an lnereued number ol paUenta _,,.,...., • ...,.... •• atatalfGrmolumcaneer.
· Westmore :..= aua1pog can double the . :t::mll ol ultra "B" (for bunalnl> ncllaUon rwllel the eartb. AllGtber lJP9 ol radlaUoa,
ultraftolet .. A", ls lea daqeroua and more useful
fortam1..,.
Tbe purpme of a IUDICl"een ii to bloclt out the "B" 8Dd let the .. ,. .. sb1ne in, be adds.
' WUIJIOaE SAYS lndlscrtmlnate tanning, as
practiced by thousands of sun-crazed Callfornlans.
ii unbealt!ay rcw aeveral reuoos.
.. nnt. be notes that tann•ne, c.used by an ln· ~reue in the ptament melanln in the atln, ia ac·
,.&QaUy the akln's response to daqer posed by the
·.~··rays. The melanin proted.s the akin from suf. ~ ferin1 bum damage.
Unless the melanin is there, the skin will eel
zapped.
. That not only poses the threat of eventual skin
cancer, says Westmore, but it causes the skin lo
'"_· )Qle ita elutidty an<J, after years of cumulative
II
Ill
IV
v
VI
cnued tlml pertoda, nartlal wb u ..._ u u
... .._ --rlt•I cm Ilda .ude. Dutt Iba. wtUa
a = mef•tn factor, em ...... IDGN ul· tn ,..,. tlaa fair Ilda IO~ PIO"
pie e• tab_... Um• in 1be IUD.
la eddttlm1 .~nnen sbould me eome wt ol
·~be cwma. DecMtnc "'11cb, <M of the bewUcWtDI .,..,
offered tn IDOllt 1tons, Is now a little Miter,
thnkl to a iovemment ratinl luide tGlantarU1
adopted by most 1un product eompanlH.
<Welt.more apecta tbe system to become mm·
datory wttbln a year but doea't ~the ln·
duatrJ will pniUst became ·•tt•1 a snat way to
bne )'OW' product.··>
TllB IY8Tl!M a.A.TBS the IC>e&lled ••nn pn>-
tedive factor" of each pmdud.. revea1IDI what per~e of ultraviolet burnlD& rays are pre.
vented from reacblq the lldD. Ratinll vary from
SUN PROTECTION GUIDE
Rec:oaantnded
Sun .
Sunbuinud Prota:tion Reen • • met Prodact
T uninJ History" fKtor(SPFl u~ Onipadon
Always bums Hsily; MWr tans 8ormore Ultra or Mu1atum Protttti<lfl -
(sensitiw) SPF of 8 or mott
Always bums easily: tins b-7 Extra Protection -SPF of 6-7
minlmally (sensitive)
Bums moderately; tans ~ually 4.5 Moderate Prottetion -SPF of 4-S
(light brown l (normal)
Bums minimally: always tans
wtll (moderate brown) (nomwll
2-3 Minimal Protection -SPF of 2-J
R.lrety bums; W\s ~Y 2 Minim&J ProtectJon -SPF of 2,.3
(dark brown) (insensitive)
Newt' bums: dttply pigmented N0nt-N<>M Jnd1cal~
(irumsitin) Ind te.1 tf'd
• S.sed on first 30-45 minut~ of sun "posure after winter.
RUffBL'S
UPMOLSTaY .... .,.w.. ....
ltll ...... ... c.... ..... _ ... ,, ..
10 States Recognize 'Right to Die' I
• t •.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In t.be last eight
• months I have lost my father and sister to
~acer. Sbe was the beauty of the family and
only 42 years old. It wu lung cancer. She bad
.. ,been lrmklnc e1nce blah school.
Dad bad cancer of the eoloo. He was ooe of
~ bale and hearty types, never alcll a day in
.. Jlla life. So why go to a doctor for a cheek-up?
He died on h1a 88tb birthday.
1'be reason I am writ.ma ta to ask if it ia
f109ifllle. abaald I 1et a tenDlDal illDea, to pre-.-t ... diet a,._ UcdM me dft-.,
artllldal meamf I NW •1 ...... and dad linaer f« weeks wbea there waa no ctumce few sur-vival. It was obscene the way they kept Dad
"alive" by ualng a kidney macblne and a
respirator -with tubes inserted in every ,.
orifice. Dad pleaded with us to iDltnact hls
physician to let him dle in peace, but neither I
nor my mother could brinl ourselves to do it .
. We both feared guilt feelings might haunt us
later, and of course, we wer-e C'ClDltaDUy praying
forthatone-in·•·mlllion mlracle.
Can a person make legal UTU11ements, In
,. pue of a terminal illness, to guarantee that be
wW not be kept alive on macbines! Slo me -THANKS. BU'l' NO THANKS IN ILLINOJS
: ~ DEA.a TBANU: Yea, ,_ aa .. ft ,_..
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wltltetae.
DEAR i:" LAND=! Why all tha hultebeJClO a the Wllfl ...,..,.. In U..
el«Mt? .... •t nt .... eL&PT ln t.IMft. I
beltffe tt •• •t<J6t "flf rou to·~ Ulat l.M
Get Into 1hape.
Ann
Landen
woman need.a lo revise her atUtude about
nucllt.y •
he deserves to be left alOfK> The IN'Oman who
tnes to st.rouse a husband who 1s dog bred after
a hard day's work 1s JUSt plam incooslderate.
She could also make him feel inadequate and
perhaps create impotence. I wouldn't dream of
undressing in lbt> closet. I ~o into the bath.room
-NO SEDUCTRESS. JUST NORMAL J;o.;
CHATTANOOGA
DEAR NOOGA : If yoa haven't hied It,
boaey, doe't k.nock It.
* * w...._~cwu""'-=•...,,..•
Staldafl m U. Dmll# PUoc. "°""'are~• aa DaU11 AJoC offkn or bit oaUMo Uw ,.«llww Deparl-mnt. sa.cl.
8 LESSONS $15.00
COSTA MESA TENNIS CLUB
557-G211
You are amuiqly ~ to .._.i
that a wt!e put oa a Dlsb.UY ltrtlMMle act f«
her h•INmd. Do you boDelltl1 bellne a man
would not think about sex unless be was apoMd
to some visual stimulation? U ao. you are badly
mistaken. Any man wbo wants a llWe loving
will let his woman know. If be is not interested.
E~ ~mat br ~•oedbr I t M ~eatllr'e Dtpcirtment al least au IDftb btfo're tM
weddmgdaU '
• • .Boat
(·From Pase Bl>
ady to name their sailboat. "It's
like havtag a kid," PriDdle says.
··You eo through a lot of names
before you get It."
They have sett.led on cabin ac-
commod•kJns.
There wUl be 1leeptq bunb
for four or five penoas. Wat«
wUI be heated by aolar beaten
end Prtnd1e expects IOIDe of the
elfflrtcal power to come from
photovottalc solar celll.
He desiped the bull structure
wltb a 8qUU'9 item and a flared
cUpper.taape bow.
••1 'l'iUEO TO llAKE a boat
that waa Umeleu.'' be says.
"Somet.bln1 that couldn't be
called a moder1I deslp or a
tradttional des1p from 100 years
a10." Meaawblle, you'll fiDd Prtnd.le
sa1llq Illa model lD Dana PotJJt
harb«W,=-• 8Dd plottlnide-1lp ...C.adebaQ• forthe
1-,erNIJboet.
Sometimes be hides ln t.be
bushes from tbe curious
beactJ&oers wbo apot the a.loot·
tuebmodel.
••f've been called a pied
pt per," he aa1s. amll1D1. ••vou
1et people from aae2to10foOow·
Inc me aatln1 qaeaUoas and
stuff.
''They tblnk it'a 90me toy for
my kM» tbat I'm t.estiq cu or
oae olt!loae tq-boy toys.
••But It do* everytblng tbe lq
boatwtlldo."
111fE1)0F
DOCIGRS' ..,._. C*' I WIVICll ca S TO YOU M HOURS A DAY.
7DAYSAU ••.-PGRllODIRA
CllHOP
Pan..aer ancs Illness cao
ftaf'e te> anytJrne a the m.,
OI night '8aw'1Q you With a
PlotEfn ID the rnddle a
"'8 RQfW OI l'e weefletld
Where can you find a doetOt
and ~can you see r.tn?
The answer as Doctors
Houle Cal SeMce. tc'sa new
mobile medlc8I S9fVCe Chai
bnnos a lioel ll8d M. 0. righC
IO yaJt dOOi 6l8P to treal
fOIAin8 and norMm8f'Ql8flCV cmas.
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FEATURING
No Fur For Coon-skinner
'The s8Cl8t is a gpod knife,' says a 67-year-old Kansas
~n abOUt her success as a coon-skinner.
' ., TU MllftllUll a,.._,.J,·Saa. CAI'> -hr wrb' •,.an, 11...-.. ~ U. ._.a a:m·lk._.,, .. bUt I've
MVff owMd a fW CO.l bet .... I .,..., bad U1 ............
A" 1w ... .,...., Mn. RUDfu Ml bMa ln u..,., _, ...._ ..._ ne-v au w t.dWl life.
..,. • .._., Ila" 111t1 plana to twt1J't
( BoroseOJte
MnJSDA Y, SUN!! T
a, SYDNEY Ollila
)
AUE& Olar. 21-Apr. 19): Piece tocetber bit.a
of infonnaUcn -you can come 'oil with "complete story.'~ Moon ln your •iln colncl• with added
drive, poww, lndependeaee. O.mlni. Virlo. Salit·
tartua P911C1D1 play ti•nlllcant rolel. Cbanie of
plan• ~ btlietlcial.
T4VaUS (A.pr. 20-Ma, 20): Hold conference
wltb cloee tamlly members. You get money
oecelMI')' toe-remodel.lac or special pun:hue. Cy·
cle la blp; circumatances will favor your efforts.
Another Taunas, a Libra and Scorpio figure pro-minently.
GEllJNI Olay 21-June 20>: Emphuls on be-
lng realiatic in ~t.lon with illusion, delusion,
wishes a romance. You gain unusual inalgbl into
motives. design4, ultimate goals. Pisces. Virgo
natives play sjgnificanl roles. One who seemed
"out.U·this-world" could come crashing down to
earth.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22>: Accept
responsibility for business enterprises -and a re-
latioosbip. Pressure is present, but cycle is such
that you can emerge victorious. Capricorn, lhe
number 8 and another Cancer figure in scenario.
Older individual wm lend benefit of experience.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Love dominates your
penooal scenario. Let go of "security blanket."
Stop ponde~Jt~wbal might. have been." Take in· iUatJve in g future a Ume of fulfillment as
contrasted to fruatraUon. Aries, Libra penons
play prom1neot roles.
VIRGO <Aug . 23-Sept. 22): Study Leo
message. Refuse to be "tied up" in emotional
knots. Get facts concerning money. partnership,
public relations and marriage. You can make
marvelous new cont.ct -and a fresh start.
Lawsuit boomerup in your favor.
~ (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Permit thole close
to you tO take bdtlaUve. Wait. omerve, listen, eet
fad.I CODl'elaiq C'CJPniPU, spectaJ pennlaalon.s,
ioaDS, liem md paymeat.a. Build f« ~urity -
eouult okler friend or family member who baa
track reeard for loyalty.
SCOSPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Dtaplay op-
timism, humor. versatility and intellectual curiosi·
\1. GemiDI. SqitSarlua ~ llpre promtnenl· ty. Aeeent cm wom medioda, ~. peta. c»-finlDI aenieea aDCt am..._ ll a final price for
needed material. Aqurlan 1t In ptfture.
BAGn'l'AaJUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Emotional
respoo1e9 dominate -speculation. creative urees
and romantic int.entlons ar~ all part of your
personal scenario. 5co1"J)io, Taurus, Leo natives
figure prominently. Chance of plans wtll prove
beneficial. Know it, act as ii aware of it.
CAPRICORN(~. 22-Jan.19): Delve beneath
surface -check fme print, toss aside superficial
explanations. Accent security, building oo solid
base, makine changes which please special
member of opposite sex. New approach brings de·
sired results. Gemini, Virgo persons figure pro·
minenUy.
AQUA&WS (Jan~ 20-Feb. 18): Family: cl06e
neighbors. vi.sit.ors command time and attention.
Stick to baste issues, procedures. TaLLrUS, Libra.
Scorpio natives figure prominently. If humor is
combined with diplomacy, you make significant
gains. Money picture ls brighter than ortginaJly
anticipated.
PJ.SCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Accent on invesl·
menta, acquisitions. transfonnlng apparent loss
rnto profit. Another Pisces, a Virgo and an
Aquarian figure in scenario. OuWne objectives.
define terms. be realistic in protection of assets,
possessions.
ONLY IN 'ttlE PAIT ftve or 1lx yean b.u the
tur martet rebounded wtt.b a boom. Prtca now
.,. blah. partly because of t.be denuand for "(un run·· 1\dl u raccoon and eoyote, and more al·
n&.tenl CUlto«Mrl an buY'inl floe furs .. an invest.' meat end hedie qalnlt ~.
''l k• the buslneu lcUa beeauM Clarence
asked me t.o," aald the wblte-balred ll'anclmother.
"If he hadn't, I probably wouldn't have continued.
ll'a Just too bad Clarence l.sn't with u.a. He worked
so hard for so little, and wtth the price of fun to·
day he could bave done so well." Ourl.ftl the Depresaion, coyotes were so plen·
liful aome Kansas counties paid a $1 bounty for a
coyote•s ean. Twenty years aao. coyote pelts
brouahl $10 to S20 eaeb. Lut year a good coyote
bide brought Mrs. Hupler S70
With 1pring. Mn. Hupfer's attnntng seuoa is
finished. But the November-throu1b·February
peak period f9r pelts was a poor one this year.
"THEaE WESICN'T •ANY mloh or
muskrats, and the coyote& wwen'l any &ood at
all," said the veteran who Judget quality wtth her
eyes, tmgertips and years al inatlnct. '1'bey were
lbe worst ooes I've ever seen. It wun't cold
enough for good pelts, ud lut vear's bard wtnter
decreased the population."
Kansas Fish and Game Commiaaion biolo~t
Nell Johnson agreed with Mrs. Hupfer's assess·
ment. He said initial stat.ist.ics indJcate the state's
coyote population hasn't been so low since 1972.
He estimated about 20,000 people in Kansas
hunt and trap fur-bearing animals, and in 1978
Kansas pelts were worth $8.9 million to the people
who sold them
Among trappers and bunters wtl.hln a 100.mile
radius of lhis central Kansas town, Mrs. Hupfer is
considered one of the most knowledgeable buyers
1n the business .
"I GET MORE than I can handle." said the
mother of five children. "lt used to be they'd come
to the farm wtlh the carcasses. but since we
moved to town in 1960, the trappers just come riaht
up to the door here, sometimes in the middle of the
night. I pay them and since it's real cold I put the
animals in the gara1e until the next day. I do all
my skinning and atretcbiD1t out at the farm.
though."
Mn. Hup(er said she isn't as acUve as she
used to be. She remembers one season 40 years
ago when abe and her husband skinned thousaods
of jackrabbits. She's also, in ooe season. skinned a
tbouaand raccooas and nearly as many coyotes, as
well u hundreds of beaver. muskrat. mink. bobcat
and lynx.
"Tbe sec~ is a &ood tnlfe." said the little
lady with 22 g.randcbUdren. "It takes me 20
minutes to skin a raccooo, and l can do even the
biggest beaver in tbe aame time. Theo I take out
the burn, wub them up, MW the boles with reg·
ular thre9d and comb them with a stffl comb f
got from the lady al the beautv shop."
8BE 9EU.8 'IO bunn iJl Mtsaourt. Colondo.
Iowa and Ohio. who (n llll"D Mil to. Ne11r York
dealers. Tbe flDe9t run wind up In Europe. said
Mn. Kupfer, wblle the nawect pelt.a are made lnl.o
"fun furs" popular in the United SUtes.
"To keep on top of the market I mate a lot of
long-distaoce calls, and t.broug.b the year I keep
track. of fur prices in Europe, Venezuela and
Japan. I also watch the Paris fashlons lo see i/
they're using fur," she said.
Her small home in Russell is ftlled with huge
color blow-ups of elk. m005e, rabbits. deer. wolves
and foxes. Her coffee table Is littered with con-
servation magazines and one of her favorite
pastimes is to watch nature programs on
lelevisloo.
She said she loves animals and is concerned
about their conservation and preservation. She
rinds no conlllct with her con.science about s~nd·
ing nearly 50 years skinning dead animals
OF THE BLOODY, tiring and pr~lse pro-
fession. she said: "When you have lo make your
own way there's a lot of lhlngs you can do If you
have to." She said fur·sltlnnin.-c was the only way
she knew how to make a living.
"I haven'\ had a dull Ufe and J've learned
something every day," she said. "Every year \he
fur is different than the year before.
"I've also learned so much about nature. More
and more l'm finding that people's word isn't as
good as it used to be. When a man's word is no
good, he's no good."
.,. ........... ......... ,,
Master Sgt. Samuel
Doe. Liberia's new
leader. has told
members of his rul·
ing Redemption
Council that any of
them committing
corrupt. discourteous
or undisciplined acts
wi Ll be shot.
Students
.Get Grams
Scholarships w e r e
presente d to rour
Cypress College s tu·
dents from the Orange
Coast area at all awards
ceremony.
Linda Good of Sunset
Beach and Ronnie Ham·
mond of Huntingto n
Be ach both received
awards from Cerritos
Gardens Hospital Aux·
1Liary .
Hammond received a
scholars hip from
Fullerton Community
Auxihary. and Carol
Kingan of Seal Beach
won a piano Kholarsh1p.
college officlaJs said
Leisner Keeps
Hospital P08t
James W. Leisner of
Irvine bas been re·
el ect.ed lo lbe board of
directors of the Hospital
Council or Southern
California.
Lei.aott. chairman of
the boa.rd of Cbild~os
Hospital of Los Angeles.
previously served oo th~
Hoapital Council five years.
PVBUC NOTICE
"ICT'l'Oout 94'M••M ....... ITA.,...llfT "-............. --It ~-f"lil"\' •• .,
. \ •
Real E tate 61oomy
Jobs fOr Recession . ·j
Dear l01ee: I Ilk• MIUal real
mateWtM•~'t•Wl'ff cot .. -. .. _.etWlll ... Wiii a ................ lltel.r,. ...
wlaat ~ are poet a. a recc1,._, -1.a .. Sprtacfteld. w.
Some analyst.I fear l~ national
jobless rate could rotket t.o l2 per·
cent -a level last reached in UMO -
aaya Seymour Zucker. Buaineaa
Week's ecooomlca editor.
Other experts are leu pessimht.ic
Research economist Patricia
Mosser of Data Resources Inc .• pro-
jects a b.igb or 9 percent. or 10 per·
cent 10 a worat-caae scenario
Lawrence Chlmerine, chief
economist for Chase Econometrics.
anticipates a rise to between 8 and 9
percent by lhe end of tbe year. Alan
Greeospan o( Townsend·Gn:lm.5pan
lnc .. expect.a a year-end rate of ap-
proxJIJl.8tely 8.S percent. noC;ine that
12 percent is unlikely but. a poasibih·
ty ff the economy caves in.
TUE <X>NVENTIONAL wisdom is
lba\ another lift~ff of the unemptoy.
ment rate -like the Jump to 7 per·
ceol in April from 6.2 percent in
March -would Ugbt lhe panic but·
ton ln Wasbingt.oo and cause actions
designed to put the breaks on furth~r
increases in unemployment.
Even in hard times . some in·
dustnes buck the trend and do well
Those with a s1lver-Uning track re·
cord in past rettSsiotu Include en·
lerprises th.al help customers "make
do" with what tbey have.
Examples of recession winners
home and auto-repair comparues and
the flnm that serve them. When peo·
pie can't buy a new bowie or car.
lbey fill up the old one. [)o..1t-yournlf
projects for clothes and home
furnlSblnp prosper too.
Other busin.eues that thnve seU
tb1ngs that help people forget
econonuc troubles or cheer up. such
as movies. cosmetics and beer.
LOSEU IN
e lude bouae
carpetlni.
other
nored until ~~pen~te
( C4REERS )~
' . One developrnaat that could~l opporttm.lty (cw epartment d
concema rnobW~y. Inflated
prices ud mort••1e rata bav• te·
1u1Led 1n • dramatic drop -eo per-
cent aceordlnS t.o one study -ill the
number of eucvtlvee wUUn.6 to r..
locate to other parts of tbe couatlf', U
you can move, you've got a blPr
than usual advanta1e over your _..
petition. ~
2More Years
Of Hard Times
For Auto Makers
WASHINGTON CAP ) -U.S
automakers and their workers can
expect al leas\ two more years of
hard times as they try to adjust to
the dramatic shift in con.sumer de·
mand toward small, fueJ -eCficlent
cars. a congressional study says.
Tbe 103-paae report, entitled ·•Auto
SituaUon: 1980," paints a bleak p1c·
ture of the domestic industry's short·
term prospects in the face of soaring
gasoline prices and concern about
fuel lbortagee.
"THE DOMESTIC industry and its
worlten bave been devastated b)' ~e
suddea a.hi.ft in C'OOSumer demand
c:awsecl by the um fuel coat incruses
and eas Uoes." said tbe report. pre-pared by the Houte Ways and Ileana
trade subcommittee and rete~
Tbunday._
"'The major problem facing U,.
domestic auto lndu.stry today b ; How
can tt satisfy the U.S. auto eon.
:sumers' demand for small fuel·
CHICAGO <AP> -efficient autos when over bait of its
warning lba\ a new and production facilities are geared to
type ~ Mroi.n from lhe produce large, less fuel-efficient
of southwes t Asia 1s ecom1ng cars?" the rei>c>rt said.
plenllfuJ in the stl'ft-ls of Chicago. To meet that problem. U.S.
Authonl.les ~ed thal mtllion.s of automakers plan to spend SIK> billion
dollars worth o( higb-grade whJte over the next three to five years to
beroio from Iran, Paktstan and redes~ and dowuise their auto
Af1bNri"..a bu been eoinlhnled at fleeta to impn)Ye mileqe and qa.U.
O'Hatt lntena.aUonal AUport.. lY, ta. ftl*t noted.
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11alti lMt tM M•lalat.ratlwe ...... tW ... to ~ ta. ee......, _..MU.er at JACtlu tt
up Uaao titer •r• at leally racMtlltc lt down.
.. tan°tlll attlYi'!L lt aeema. cu be pna., llmp17 addiewd by any.,,....
dtDt w{lllnl
to •!"4 up ., ........
no adrnln-11 tr at Ion
b a 1 y • t leueed how
toreYWM..-
pro c e 11
wltboat dl•·
trtt1lq ~·
sequences. cu"'""
Presldetit Carter. who bad
been foncast.lq or boplnf for a
receuloD abort and brie , now
coneedes alter a plun1e In
ecOSM>mlc lnd.lcatora that it "bu come quieter and steeper than
wetlw..,.." .
What the admlolatratlon
tbouabt wu not what aome aov·
emrnent and many private see·
tor fonicutera had been 1~1.
For __. U., lled ..... .,.,,,.
Ina tllat ••cetHI IDHllabJJ wwkl ._. to 1 ...-. earne· Uoa.
SAtl.ID t.hla mootb the Na-
Uonal AlloataUon ol PurcbM!ne 11an.,1ment. made up ol the
9e0nocnlcjlly wlM men wbo con·
trol lodm&rlaJ invent.on ... N1d
"the economy dropped Uke a
rock in lllQ."
It.a pim report revealed tbat
"th• numb9r ot memben re-porlin~ower production wu
at the level 1lnce before
World ar ho," a period that
Include• several severe re·
ceH IOOI, t.ncludlq that ot 1974
and 1m, tbe worst since the
Great Dlpreealon ot tbe 1930s.
With lndultrtaJ activity allp.
pln1. and wtlb conaumer actlvt·
ty 1lowtn1. it may be many
months before the downturn can
be turned around. And when the
tumarauMt comes, the problem
migbt still remain.
That problem la now re·
cognired as poor produc:tJvtty.
and tbe awarenen of It
trantcends polllloal parties.
Economic m inds of every
persuasion accept tbe neceaalty
• Economic Wakla• of tbat son. however. can be trampled
by pollUcal oecea11t.J. It bu
happened oftett. aatber tban
cornet the lll"oduetlcm problem.
WubJQCtoo bu clMIMn to make
olt It doelll't nbt.
And IO t.be eeoDOID)' la Jacked
up a1aJ.D wttb t.be belp ot fO"l'D·
ment apenclt.M. Production re-
sumes and coosumer demand
atreastbem. But ootbiDI aub-
sta.nual bu beeo done to up-
&rade ptOducUoG faclhUes.
Sooa, the coatla\led Wle ol lnef •
flctent production laclltlies
means more mtlaUoa. Old &Ont
and equipment. obloletecl by
technoloty and perbapa by m ·
vtronmental laws too, force up
tbe prices of Jood.s.
THE SCENE is set for
another blowolf. another descent
into purgatorv.
RffOgnlz:inJI that the current
descent will be aevere, J>resi.
dent Carter aeella to usu.re
Americans b• 11ytn1 ''COl'ree·
Uve foreea" are at work. But be
avoided aaytng two Important
tbln1s about those forces.
Court Ruling Raps Utilities
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The state supreme
Court bas ruled that Callfomta•a three big public
utilltlee took the wrong legal route In trying to get
aaaeuments ot all their properl1es rolled back on
grounds ot Proposition 13.
The Supreme Court on Tbunday ordered San
Francisco Superior court to dismlas the action.
The high court voted unanimously that Pacific
COUECTORS
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GOLD & SIL VER
Prtcff for 1-5-80
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Deale~ Close
SAN DIEGO (AP> -
Three new-car dealers
have gone out of bual·
ness in San Diego Coun·
ty i n t he last four
months .
Call 142-5178. Put a,.,. worda
to work for ou.
PVBUC NOTICE
Gaa and Electric, San Dieeo Ou and Electric Co.
and Southern California Ed1aoa should have sued
for tax retunda rather than attack a slate Board ol
Equalbation ruling through the court action.
The combined taxable property of all the
utiUUeeinl978wasS12billioo.
The board refused uUlJUes' claim to roll back
1978 aaaeeament.a to the 1975-76 level.
It ruled that the rollback provision does not
apply to slate-assessed property. The tn al court
agreed with lbe board, but the Supreme Court said
the lower court should not have even heard the
case on the basis sought.
The utilities were turned down In their claim
that the tax payment and refWld route printed out
by the high cowt forced them to file claims in as
many as 50 counties
The Supreme Court dlaa«ireed. saying the
utilities could choose a "target" county lor an ac·
lion, sue for a tax refund, then. If succesaful, 1et
refunds from the other counties administratively .
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PVBUC NOTICE
Pint. ••lon-eetJve ltWcet." are do much few Amertcao ~ the reca•loD. Md daft~ atwa:./rdftt. tbou1h otteo Uvlty. wblcb currevtly ta delcJ1b. ev.n i.. eftldent thU IMICri. ~:· hl.,h ups::,c:.pte°'c~~~ ln1. No, not Just rrowlnt •lowtf IT MEANS, •moai otber pur~. U aupply exceeds de· but actually •hrin.k.lna. thin... that llvtDI •ta_,.
maod you can expect unem..i-.. nen t UkelJ to caatJnc\e ......,.. ment to rile. n.o.. two ~-True. automotive compan1es It m .. m the COUDtr7 ..,. ,..
U .. e 1--are a• wor .. in .... _ . are retooU.nc for more efficient main taught tn the lnfiatioll·
• -~ • .. u..:i production and to better autt receHlon c ere ecooomy.TbeyareautomaUc. tbelr markets. But for many Y •
Setond. the COITecUVf fottes
ln thil lmtaDce aren't likely to
other companies lt is ao old And It probably meau ... well
story: the factories wlll simply tbat UlioM tqMSown movement.I
be abut down for lbe duration ol will be more Janine each time.
New Bank O~tagonal
A lone construction worker ts dwarfed by
the framework of the two-stoey octagonal
structure of what will be the new home of
South Coast Banlc. The lS,070-aquare·foot
complex at 890 Baker St .. Costa Mesa, i.s
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expected to open Aug. l . The five-ye.u-old
banking institution with total assets of S38
million. is presentf y headquartered at 849
Sunflower St.. Costa Mesa, and baa a
branch in Fountain Valley.
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ClltlHlela Burt
Big Stores Need
.Credit Customer y lly •ILTON MOMOWJTZ
Vlrtually everJone •areea tbat tM way to JJct lnll•· ~ • .,
tJon Al to 1et people to curt> Ulelr bu1'DC ud IMrt more
mooey l.nto aavtnp accounta. Tbe troubJe if. when those
brakes are applied, someone ts tolna to 1et bu.rt -and
tbere'a aot.na to be a lot of equeaU.nc.
WoOlwoit.b just barely made a pl'Oftt on lta U.S. store
operaUms. Sean, biHeat retailer ol them all, actually l<Mlt
money on at.ore operatlOM in the United fftatel.
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1'BE BEADS OP these bi1 companies, who 1et a
chance to aee what's happening all onr the country as re·
ports flow into them on computer pnntoute. bave noticed
that comumers are U.tenlng t.o the warninp comtns out of
Waablngton, D.C. Either that or tbey•re running out of
money. ID any case, they're not buyinl so freely -and
they are not ao quiet about pu1.Unt credit carda out of their
wallet.I.
Thb la why Sears, for one, has been running full.page
advertisements in newspapers advising people that it's re·
ally okay for them to use their Sears credit cards. The big
stores depend on people buy1n1 1oods and charging
them. When people start
to operate on a pay-as-
you.go basis, using cash
<whats that?>. then
these at.ores are in trou·
ble.
At the J.C. Penney
annual meeting in San
Money
Tree
Francisco, Chairman Donald Seibert said be could tell from
the react.ion of Penney customers to the anU-inflation
messages from Washington that a lot of people had gotten it
into their beads that wsing a credit card was "either illegal or
unpatriotic, or both.·· Last year PeMey did 43 percent or its
$11 billion in sales on credit. This year that percentage dipped
below 40 percent.
HUGE OUTFITS LIKE Sears a nd Penney get
squeezed from many directions. To finance the credit buy-
ing done by their customers, they have to borrow big
bucks them.selves -and the high interest rates have been
klHing them. If you think the finance charges you see on
your bank credit cards are heavy, you should see what
these retailers are paying.
lo the fir.st quarter of this year Sears had interest
charges of $29'l million, up from $191 million ln the same
quart.er last year. In 1979 Penney had interest charges of
~ millioo, double what it bad two years ago.
It helps, of course, to be bi& because that often means
you have other thln&s •oi.ng fOI' you. Sears may have lost
money on tts U.S. store operation.a in the first quarter, but
it-wu still able to post a profit of S59 million. Allstate
Insurance. started by Seara in tbe mid.at of the Depression,
has turned out to be a Ufesaver. Last year Allstate accounted
for nearly 60 percent of the prollt.s registered by mighty Sean.Roebuck.
l .C. PENNEY KNOWS bow t.o play ''follow the
leader." lt bas 1ott.eo into tbe lnaurance bualness itself
and it's looking good. Penney already sells more life in·
surance through the mail Lban any other company-and
it•s now moving more strongly into the casualty lield,
copying the game plan used by Sears: it's putting in·
aurancedesb into J .C.Penney st.ores.
Liit year Penney coUecied insurance premiums of
nearlY $200 millloa. lo the first quarter of this year, when
Wt.al pnifita of the company skidded for $3S million to $1'.5
mmton t11e prom coatrtbutkla from UM tmu.r&Dff troat J1UD.Md tftlm ....... to S'1 millloa. -, •wwwtb may be baring a bard time in the U.S.
mutet but It mua11Y manages to recoup throush its S3
peteeat ownership of the Woolworth store operations in
BrftaJn -the variety store concept seems to be alive and
well there. ID the flnt quarter of this year, Woolworth got an ex-
tra kicker a S20 million tax refund from the British gov-
ernmenL Tbat enabled at to mate more money that J .C.
Penney
Three llaU of Amerfca branches in Costa Mesa re·
cently received an con cern award from Southern
California Gas Co. for reducing natural gas consumption
30 ~tor more.
The branches are at 2701A Harbor Blvd .. South Coast
Town Center and 548 W. 19th St.
WDliam F. GllDey. Emu J. Parente and 0 . W. StanJey
have been promoted to senior vice president at Fluor
Eniineers and Constructors, Inc., a subsidiary of FIHr
Corp., Irvine.
Claarte. lledetalaJble ts assistant manager at the Hun·
UDgton Beach branch of Pacific City Banlt, Magnolia
Street and Adams Avenue.
Gold, Metal Quotations
By fte A.uodated PrHs
Selected world 10Id prices today:
I rtr : mominC flxing $598.00, up, $16.25; afternoon
flxinC $S17.75. up $L5.2S.
Parts: afternoon fixln1 $:595..38. Up 112.08.
li"nlMl.n: flxina $600.00. up $31.28 from Wedneeday.
emtda: *5eS.OO bid. up $16.00; .,,00 ulred.
New Yan: Handy & Harman mld·momina $597.oo. "I>
$1.SA
New Yortt: Engelhard M1Un1 price mid'-mornins
SS9'7 .00, uP $1$.25.
N .. Yert: Engelh•rd fabricated gold mld·momina
9811.IO, uPJl~.97.
* * * NEW YORK (AP) -Hudy I& Harman silver $18.7:SO, up St.GO. Encelbard etlver $18.100, up $1.00, fabricated sliver
$17.$58. up $U>6. .... * * * NEW YORi("(AP) -Spot nonterroua mel&l prices to-
day:
c..er ~.9'\4 a pound. U.S.. dMUnatlou. IMi IMS aata a pound •
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M arvln Camel ll • no-nou.oae
ri1hter who owu the Wortd Boalaa
Councll'a ¥WHl crown -&he cru~' dlvlalOft UU. -and he Ian 't aoln.I. to &et lbe cbampi~lp
&et awa, from bhn without • batUe.
Carnet wtU meet lwo-tlme former
U1ht·be1vywelaht tlUe holder: Vlctot
Oallndea in defeoae of his
crui1erwel1ht crown at &he Dia·
neyland Hotel exhibit hall Saturday.
June 14.
THE nGtrr WILL take place at l
o 'clock with a delayed national
television showtn1 on CBS (Channel
2) at 3:30 lbat same afternoon.
Camel won the title for the
17fH90-pound weight class in March
with a U.round decision over Mate
Parlov. He bas a record o( 36·2·2
compared to Gallndez's 49-7-4.
The championship fight is the first
staged by the WBC In Orange
County.
CameJ is a refreshing newcomer to
the throne In boxing 's newest
division.
"Winning the title hasn't changed
me a bit." Camel says "Until I re·
tire and relax a bit, I won't be going
around talking about it. But it does
put a gleam in the eyes or the people
back home. I don't have enough energy to go around spouting orr. · ·
While he is strictly business in and
out of the rir)g these days, he is also
proud of his championship and wears
the WBC title belt whenever he goes
out in public.
••t WORKED IS YEARS to become
a champion and everywhere I go,
t>eople will know who the
cruiserweight champion of the world,
IS."
And he is confident about retaining
tus title
"I came down here to give you a
show," Camel says. "Victor can't
take it back to Argentina because he
lives in Miami now. But I intend to
Kison Faces
MCG~or
At Big A
Wasn't it JUSt a mere eight
months ago that the Angels and
Baltimore Orioles were playing
for the American League cham-
pionship?
Sure it was. And it was an ex·
citing four-game series at that,
even though the Angels lost.
perform like you have never seen a
lttht..-pttform before.
"I train the year around and run
every day. eve.n when it is 40 decrees
below Mf'O ln Montana." the native
of lb• at.ate who lives on an Indian ~S·
ervalionne.ar Missoula. says.
HE IS A MEMBEa of the Flathead
tribe and la proud of the fact he was
r aiaed In that state.
He was destined lo become a boxer
on the day be was born. His father. a
semi·pro fighter, 'ave him the mid-
dle name of Louis. "I was named
after Joe Louis who was beavywelgbl
champion al that time." Camel says
proudly.
Galindez. speaking through WBC
president Jose Sulaaman as in-
lt'i1111i11g tlar iiil ..
laun·i rhan~ ... a bit.
l 'ttdl I retirt-a11d rela.r
' a bit. I K"OH •1 bf-9oi11g
«N•A11d I alkheg about if.
terpreter. hopes to win hi s third
championship m an illustrious boxing
career. He 1s 31 compared to Camel's
28, and hopcs to enter the ring
weighing 182. Camel says he is aim·
ing at 185 which means he must pack
up three pounds from his present
weight.
"I appreciate this opportunity to
fight for the championship of the
cruiserweight division." Galindez
s avs. "I should be much stronger
because I don't have to worry about
the weight, it ·s my natural division."
HE HAD TROUBLE meeting the
175·pound weight maximum for the
light heavyweight division and was
too light for the heavyweight
div1s1on.
In reference to Cam el and the up
co min~ ri g ht. Galindez says .
··Nobody 1s 1nnnc1ble . You have to
have ambition and faith to remain in
your prime and I feel I stJll have
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CAUISERWEIOHT CHAMPION MARVIN CAMEL HITS TIE HEAYYBAO HELD BY HIS WIFE, SHERRY.
both. This is my natural division and
I reel stronger than ever."
When the two were presented and
asked to shake hands for photog·
raphers. Camel declined with a
wave of his hand. He doesn't feel that
too much camaraderie should pre
vail
Camel has a slight cut on his left
check he says was given to him b)
his brother in a sparring session He
says 1t will heal by the time or the
fight but adds :
"IT WON•T MAKE any difference
He's not going to get to it to open it
up."
When Camel goes mto the nng. one
of his seconds is tus wife. Sherry, wbo
ui.ually handles the water bottle
"She understands what she has to
do and I know what I have to do and
'4<' don't have any problems We
have been marned for s ix years and
~he has worked 1n my corner ror
a bout 15 fighU.
··When you 've had as rough a lime
commg up as I had. vou can ao-
.John Sevano
preciate what it means to be on ~
and she understands this, too."
It wiU be Camel's first title defense
and the 15th time Galindez has fought
ror a champion.~hip, either in defense
of a tiUe already won or in winning
It
The fight will be preeeded by a pre-
h minary middleweight bout bet.ween
Orange County's Bert Lee and Steve
Moyer. Tickets for the card are scaled at S25 and SSO and are avalla·
ble through Ticketron.
Unknown HeroeS
A ~ with any champ1onsh1p . there ar.e
numerous behind·thc·~cene contnbut.ors that don't
get their due
For Orange Coast College. wtucb captured its
first state baseball championship in two dttades
last weekend, those that should be duly recognized
for the1r unheralded efforts are C<H."aptain Donny
Perry. p1tdung coach Tim Kelly and tuttine in·
structor Jon Hockenberry.
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UNFORTUNATELY. WHEN
the two teams meet for the
first time this season, the im-
pact won•t quite be the same. As
a matter of fact. it's hard to
fathom it will have any impact
at au ..
or the three. maybe Perry was the most in·
spiraUooal. And, to Just iUustrate bow his team-
mates felt about him. they were almost unanimous
in awarding their r eserve infielder a co·
captainsbip with Randy Day. care of lbe bench and Randy <Day> took care of '
the field." •
Both teams are currently
floundering in next to last place
On T\.: Tonight
{1Jan11el .'i al 1::10
m their respective divisions as
they open the first of a three-
game series tonight (7:30) at
Anaheim Stadium with Bruce
Ki son (3 4 > opposing Scott
McGregor (4·2).
The Angels find themselves a
di stant 8 1"2 games behind
Kansas City in the West. while
BalUmore is 7"'2 behind New
York in the East.
CLEARLY, mESE ARE two
different clubs than the ones
that met in October.
The. Angels. as has been the
use for most or the season. will
open the aeries sorely crippled.
Hitting stars like Don Baylor.
Brian Downing and Dan Ford are
on the sidelines. while pitchers
Chris Knapp, Frank Tanana and
Dave Frost are still trying to find
their pitching grooves.
The Orioles, too, come into the
contest riddled with injuries.
Pitching star Dennis Martinez is
on th~ 21-day disabled list with
tendinitis and Jim Palmer has
been bothered by back prob-
lems.
Take Out
ACTUALLY. Pt:RRV ~tomized lbe 1979-80
Pirates. He was their heart and soul. The one that
made them drive. The one that gave them a rea-
son for winning.
"In all my coaching experience. I've never
had a non-player mean as much to a ball club as
Donny Perry," praised his coach Mike Mayne.
"His Importance as a leader and many other in·
tangible ways was a key to our success.
··He is a wonderful young man with a heart as
big as his body. He cares about people and their
welfare, and his attitude rubs off oo ()(hers.
"If you could take all the good qualities you
know and put them in one kid. it would be Donny Perry ..
PERRY MANAGED ONLY 10 at bats during
the season. getting three hits and scoring nine
times, many of those-coming in a pmcb-run role.
Hampered by injuries throughout bis career at
Coast, he bad remained injury Cree this season un-
ll l a collision at home plate. prior to the state
playorfs left him with a separated shoulder.
Still. however. his attitude, &eal and zest were
unfazed
"Perhaps on any other ball club but ours, Doo· :
ny Perry could have started and been a star.'' •
added Mayne. "But be choee to stay here ud :
become an integral part of our procram. :
"He was ooe ol the biggest things to happen to ~
us this season. He was totally involved and con-t
sta.otly gave 100 percent without walk.ing on tbe r
field. It's kids like that that make co::i(acbin1 • worlbwbile.
··When I think about tb1s team down .. t
the years bis face will be one of the ftnt on my
mind. He was our personality -touab aod
sacrificing."
• •• FOR PITCHING COACH Tim Kelly. taie Pirate season was viewed with mixed emotions.~-...,,
A pitcher in the Baltimore and San Dtego OF-..•
ganit.atims, only a pair of political mcnes left ~f
as Mayne's coach for a second season. ~.~~
Young enoueh <2S> to still be playing, KellW
had to content blmsell with watching from ~ sidelines. , .. ...,.!
"I fmally learned to el\)oy seeing eomeone:i have a good season:• admitted Kelly, whose
pitchina corps fashioned a sparkling 2.92 re
season ERA (2.63 in confetmce). ~ -~ . ~· Arizona i,econd baseman Ron Quirk gets upended by
Cal's Greg Zunino during their ellrnination game in the
NCAA Collelle World Series Thursday. Arizona bounced
back Crom an 8-3 deficit to win 11·10. See story, page 89.
"BEING NAMED CAPl'A.IN by my team-
mates made my whole season," said lbe s-6
sparkplug. "I have more respect for those CUYS
than anybody in the world. '
"I think having a team captain lbat played
and a team captain that didn't was good. I toot
"It wu run for me to watch Larry <Wets. s.o»
14 saves, 1.02 ERA> and Doo <Smith. 11·1. l.l1J
ERA> have eood years." # t
Although a special nod sllou1d be given to IQll.
<See SEVANO. Pa1e 87) • 1'
Gerulaitis Ousts Connors in Five Sets
PARIS (APl -Bjorn Borg and Vltu
Gerulatt:la woa different kind.a of vic·
toriee today to reach the final of the
French Open tennis champiooabipe.
Bors. the defending champion.
celebrated bis 24th birthday by batter·
inl Harold Solomon, 6-2, 6·2, &-0. It took
him one hour and 40 mlnuta.
semlflnals oo the center C9Url of Roland
Oarroe Stedlum.
BOKG 8TOKMED to the final without
dropplnc a set in bis best-of-five stt
matchea. Hls first round opponent,
Alvaro FUlol of Chile. waa the only mu
to ulle as many u four pmea rrom
him ln one set ln the whole tournament.
SOiomon bJattled bravely from bi•
baaeline but n"1er came cloee to Mak·
tn1 the Swede's semce. 8orl punched
• hll tGP'Pln forth&nd.t away with Heh power on both wlnp of the cowt that
Sok>moo often J•t ltood and watched
., the Mil wblaed by.
Tbla wu en antJ-ellmu after the ez.
dUn1. nlPoUd·tua 0..:Ulaltil-Con:Dorl Altair. Rliht up to tM end Oonnol'I kept
ftl)tdac Ind a~ eappae of•· .....
Coa.non loet b.ll aervlce twice at tbe
start of the rmal set but came bac.t
from 0.3 to •-5. Then, as Oerulaltla
served for Ute match, Connors escaped
from four matda points. Fln~ GerulalUs aea'ved an ace -
his 13th ot the match on tbe slow clay
surf ace -and ft.Dlabed off bla scrappy
opponent.
BOTll'llEN RAD a bl' mc.uve to I
win, beca~ no Americu bu woo the
men•a Utle hen sine. Tooy Trabert lo
11$5.
COMOn did mc.at of 1M attacldn1
while Oenalaitis bad tlM ~and
tbe attsacy, cllPIUI UM U.... wttb
cunntnab plllted MIOti~
Tiie lOni matcllt swayed Mck ad
fortla. ID the u.ird iet, 0a HI 10t M ..,., ................. £ ...
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....., Valeeu.e, former m.tor leaguer and now a
eommmtat« for NBC, after watch.lnc the Cube' atoeb
8a"1 l'M&e ln the battlnl caae: '"There's one IUY who spends all bis meal money. None of il 1et.a mailed
home."
...__,.., ll11rb S•ttfold •• Trzflll
De9all 1.-.ard pitched a three·bltter and • Frau WllMe led • Kansas City power barace wtth
a three-run homer Tburdaay night u the lloya1'
recorded an 8-0 rout or Texaa in American Leaeue
action. Tbe Rancen, who have three ata.rtina pitchers on the
aidellnes witb In.Juries, save ll• Ken bis ffrit •tart in four
yHn. But Kern save up Wblte'a bomer lo the third, and
thl'ff other ralieven couldn't stem the Ude as Kansas City
collected 14 bits. . • . The game between
Toronto and Minnesota wu poetpooed
because of rain . . . In tbe NaUonaJ
League, ltowlud Oflke hit a two-run
homer and 8eoU Sudenaa pitched a six·
hitter • llODtreal .blanked tbe Chlcaio
Cabe, z.o ... Geers• 8-lrtck slapped hll llth homer of the year in tbe MCGlld" in·
nllll to llve 8t. Louts a 1.0 lead, but the New York Ila rallled for two rum, in·
clud!al the winner ID the nintb, to take a
2·1 victory. llllke lor&euea'a bales-loaded
LI• • 1ln1le delivered tbe winning run
. • . Dodaer rtpt·bander 9ut BMt•. auffertq from
bunlda ID 1111 rilbt lboulder, 1118¥ ml.la oae more turn in tbe
ltltchlna routton. Hooton, 5"' wttb a 4.15 ERA th1I aeuon.
burt bis lbou1der warm.Ins up Wedwday Di&bt . . . Texas
rilbt-bander Dua7 Darwla will not pltcb for five weff.s
became ol a fractured buckle suatalned in a poet-pme
filbt. tbe club am10unced. Darwin fractured bls knuckle in a
fracu followtq a double-be.., ID .Cblcq.o WedMlday.
Ran1en Odtfte1der MlekeJ atweh waa Jumped by a fan aa lie emersed from Comiskey Pm to board the team bus. Several -~ Rusen came to Riven' necue and Darwin was lltjured in -~di• ~neulaa-melee. ~ \.
. . SU.. Crfllc!lsn .S.11ln a.,...,. ~
~ SEATrLE -Paul SlJu, formerly of the Seat· m
' tie SuperSoolcs, bu criUcbed bia old boa, Sonic•' ~ owner Sam Schulman, for bl.a comment.a about the
Dennis Jobnaon·Paul Westpbal trade.
.. I don't Ute koocktng a guy to JuaWy a trade," said
Sllu, named the new player-coach of the San Diego Clippen.
ID explainini the trade of bis All·at.ar guard. Schulman &aid Johnson was moody and called him a disruptive in·
nuence.
-The Sonka swapped Jobnaoa to the Pboeo.ix Suns Tuee·
...
day for Westphal.
Sllu, oldest player in the National Buketball Auocla·
lion last season at 36, disagreed with Schulman that Jobnsoo wu a disruptive factor durin& the put aeuoo.
"D.J . and 1 always could iron out our differenCH," SUu
saJd
Oll..r S.N'S ~·.s. Fro• 0.lftd
CHEPSTOW, Walee -Judy Oliver saved tbe
United States from a 1boekin1 defeat in the !I founomes a1ainat Great Bnta1D and Ireland today
when tbe 21.lt Curtis Cup match be1an at St. Pitrre IOlf club. •
The 32-year-old eoller holed 12·foot btrdle putta on the
18tb and 18th greeo.a to halve the thl.rd of the momlng
fOUJ"IOIDeS qatnst British champion Maureen Madill and
Carole Caldwell.
Grn:ltfl WIJU Taro ,.BL A1e1ard.
Center Wa)'lMl Gre&&ky of Edmonton bas won
the Hart Memorial Trophy and Lady Bing. Memorial Trophy for 1979·80, becoming the
younfest player ever· to win any lndlvld&&al Na·
tiona Hockey Leacue· award ... New Zealand'• aqu.ld for
the Moscow otymptcs. reacting to political preaaare and lou
or spomor support, shrank from 98 to 10 today when tbe n•·
Uonal cycling, rowi1!J, fencing and athletic auociaUom
withdrew thelr competitors from the Games. The only
at.hletes remaining were in Judo, canoetni. •bootinc and modern pentathlon, and there was speculatloo they would
withdraw. too ..• Gymnut.a Kart TMmaa and Maftia
Frederick claimed fint place among 12 male and female
athletes Thursday as they teamed up on the first stop oC a
five·city tour that will determine the National Milled Pairs
cbampfoaabip . . . Mad a.. and ManllaU Belmu. bidding
for a third UUe ln the PBA Doubles Claaaic. WOO the top.
seeded poeitioo for tbe flna1a wilh 15,494 poinll for 36 games
• . . The San Franciaco Olanta have put lint bueman Mille
Im 00 the 15-day diaabJed lial. sayinC be WU ••tufferina
from mental exhauatton" ... USC middle diatance ataodout
Duld Omwuaa bu been declared ineligible to compete ln
the *h NCAA track and field champloaahips bttause be ~·
ceived credit for a clua be did not atteod ..• The mana1er
of heavyweight Baraardo •tnado said be signed a St mtlUoo
contract for bis flpter to meet retired champion Mlllaammad
AU oo Aug. 11. . .Allanta Braves owner Ted Tanaer has
reached a tentaUve agn,ement that ~ allow bla }()cal
televilloo station to broadcast almoet ail of lhe National
League club's 81 sames . . . The Tampa Bay Buccaneers
have hired CraJ1 Ferd1, former Oreeon Stale bead football
coach, to scout West Coaat schools ... Deu '"'TM Drum" Memt.er, who led the New York Stars to the Woaieo'1
Profw1coal Baaketball Leaiue tlU• .. Im nnt year .. coach, wu named tbe lea.-•a 19"19-IO Coadt ol UM YeU'. . .
Major Leap bueball ownen have voted ta.a1ree to 1 baak ~layers ,CQOl(act ageed upoa in prtnct~ lut montb l&Dder •
strike threat . . . 8eoU7 ~former uslstant coach at
Houston, wu named to coach tbe Detroit Pistons.
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FoUowtno ere tM tOP sports events on TV todav Ratl"9S
ant: " " " " excellent, " " .t worth watching; .-.. fair ; "toroet at.
II 7:30 p .m., Chan Ml 5 ./ I I I
ANGELS BASEBALL: Baltimore at Angels
An~ers : Bob Starr, Steve Shannon and Ron Fairly
Two teams struogllng for survival oPef'I a three.qame set at
Anaheim Stadium tonight. It will be southpaw Scott McG,.9(>r
(4·21 going few the Orioles aQalnst the Anoe ls' Brue• I< Ison !3-41 .
Baltimore trails the YankttS by 1111 oames In the AL East while the Angels are 81/1 games back in the West D ivision.
RADIO
~rs at Atlanta. 4· 30 p.m .. I< ABC OQOl: 8eltl~ at Angels, 1:25 p.m., KMPC <710).
AUSTJN_. Teue CAP>-~ en MJb RoberUoa ot Florida
Stlte ad lamet Sanlord ot USC bad tbe NIM feellnp, the MIM
re1ulta. tbe aame amowat ol
wiad ud t.be ....,. dlaa..,....
ment Tbanclay nlsbt at UM
NCAA tract ud field Cbam·
plooabl119. "l WH ntDDlDI reall)' re·
I axed,'' Rob9raoa aald after
blltterinl the UmvenJty ot Ta·
u' fut Memorial St.ad.ham track
witb a clc>cklna ot 11.95 seconds
ln a trial beat of the 200-meter dash.
.. oua COACBES &EAU y
try to set ua to nm nlued In tbe
tqrln\f." Saqford said after a
brilliant time ot 10.00 aeccoda in
a trial cl the 100.meter event. "I
WU feeling just like that today
... relaxed.''
Unfortunately for both run-
ners, the wind la each race wu
3.39 meters per second. For a sprint race to be eligible for rec·
ord consideration, lhe prevail·
In& wind must be no more tban
two meters per second,
If Roberson's record bad been
acceptable, It easily would have
smashed the collegiate mart of
20.83 by Clancy Edwards of
Southern Cal in 1978 and It would
have approached the best time
by an American. Tommie
Smith's 19.83 in the 1968 Olymptc
Games at Mexico City. The
rut.est clocking in the world i5
19. 72 by ft.aly's Pietro Manne•
last year. a1ao in Mexico City.
HAD SANFO&D'S TIME DOt
..
OAllV "'LOT
bNa -" ~ M Weald bave: ~ tbe ........ recard of :
10.02 be Ht litaJ 11 at Lot:
Ansel•. And be would bave ·
eome clole to the American ad:
world marb ot t• ,...llllllMd : . :rc:.lm Helu ....... Oltm-'
Sufcft. beat. ..... for
tbe ftnt Ume U.19ar tn tbe JGO by ......._., Carl IMrlt, ao
............... Tbunday mct>t
ID b19 .trW beat lo UM 100 aad on
SOut.bern Cal'• 400 meter relay
team.
In tbe 200. Sanford won his
beat tu ao.n. beating defendlng
champion Greg Foeter of UCLA.
The race waa marred by a wtnd
of 2.'71 meten per aeeond.
And In the relay. Sanford
helped UM Trojans set a stadium
record ol 31.12 in the trials.
"I FELT A Ll'ITLE sluQish
last week," confessed the bard
worklnl Sanford, a 22-year-c>Jd
junior 1rom Pasadena, wbo ls
ranked No. 1 in tbe world in the
100 aad No. 6 in the 200 ... But J
felt grat today."
Among thoee joining Santoni
and Robenoo In tonight's 100
semifinals were defending
champion' Jerome Duel of Tex·
as-El Paso and Curtis Dickey,
the three·tlme NCAA indoor 60-yard champion from Texas
A&M.
Dickey ls running wlUf a
heavily taped right thlgb
becauae of an lnjury suffered
while practicing wltb the
Baltimore Colts.
F,..,.Pap88
SEV ANO'S COLUMN. • •
Jy for the Pirates' succea.s. he ls careful about taking any credit.
"l'VE LEARNED that playen
resent coaches who lake ttedit for them," says Kelly, who
hopet to flod wort next year as
a 1raduate uslltant at a m.QJr
university. ''That happens a lot
in pro ball. I don't want to put
my mark on anybody. I'm just
satisfied to help them any way I
can.''
Kelly's pbiloaophy as a
pitcbiQa coach is simple:
"Don't 11ve the batter more
erecW ua.." deuna," be .., •. ._.,, ... ball .. tut, .....
tbaa Uhq it'• SOllll to be
caQ'bl. '!'be lat two years have
bonlelhalout. • •
.. Kell7 la the beat 1o•n1
pltchlq ~ la bueball ill my
eatlmatloll," compliments
Mayne. "I bope I can keep him.
He made all the piUbirur. de· clalona tbla year. The ·unal
moves rested with him and be
knew it."
•••
••JON BOCk.ENBE<Y bas
done u mud> OT more than I
have tog« tJlls program where
1l Is," says Mayne of his hilling
instructor. '"Without him. I
wouldn't have gotlen started "
Alter 1l aeaaoos m the Detroit
Ttaer cluain. Hockenberry joined
Mayne's atalf three yean aao.
Thia season he •uided the
Pirates to a healthy .320 baWnc
average and watched in joy as
the 8uca' lwnber produced 42
rum and 49 bit.a during their four
games of tbe state cbam·
plooablpe. · · unm ta one ot the createst things to ever happen to us,"
says Hodtenben'y. ·'To see the
kid a• improvement day after
day WU amulng. It WU very
rewarding to work with them
and see them accompUab what
they did.
"This was a talented team but
not tbe best one I've worked
wtth. They just worked harder.
That was the key." ••• BOW POWD"1L aod Im··
preaj99 were lite Plrat•! Well. here'• a Uat where aome or
MaJM'• athletes abouJd be next seascm:
Dave GUct -UC lrvtne or tt.·u 1to1; 0oa mu -Artll0ft8
SUtelsicn with San Francisco;
Kevin Romine -s ign with
PbUadelpbia'return to Orange
Coast; Chris Johnstone -
Arizona Stale /sign 'with
Oakland; Mllte Vanderburg -
return to Orange Coast; Randy
Day -Texas; John Melbon -
Return to Orange Coast: Mark
Marches -UC Riverside; Mike
Empting -BYUtUtah : Larry
Hicks -USC IPepperdine!Long
Beach Stale ; Don Smith -
Retum to Orange Coast 'sign:
M lke Hogan -Return to Orange
Couttslgn with Atlanla; Gary
Brahs -La Verne ; Dale
Boucher -So Cal College; Joe
Mutt -Long Beach Stale:
Wayne Jus ll -Return t o
Orange Coast.
Red Shift First Yacht to Finish·
'ed SMft, CO·lldppered by
•• GoeU and Jim Kahle, Los
el• Yacht Club, wu the
t yacht to flalab Balboa
acbt Club'• eoo-mHe
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet to finish wu John Wieble's
Runaway II, Voyaaen Yacht
Club. Sbe alao saved her Ume to
take the Daily PUot Trophy for
the fint PHRF yacht on correct·
ed time.
Club, finl1bloc at 9:2'9 p.m .
Wednesday.
Baseball Standings
upe bland Race Wednel-
1al l :S> p.ltl. for aa elapaed ol four days, three boww
mirwtet.
SbUl'• line booon llYel
tbe Zndymlon Trophy for
to ftmlh. Sbe al.o aaved ber
PGJIC8P dme to pick &IP tM
OOucla 1'roDllY for tbe ftnt
national Oflabore Rule cm eorneted time.
Wl•n•r of tbe l'ounder'I ropb1 for tbe 1Jr1t
It waa a Udtt·weather race
from start to f6iiab with the only
appreciable breeze durin1 tbe day Tbunday.
Secmd to flniah . about four bo11n beblnd Red Shift, waa
Plttol Pete, Lee Coit, Daaa
Potnt Yacbt Club, aad third WU Hu~bl• BM. aaUed by Bob
Lord. Pedflc Corintblma Yacbt
Runaway 11 finJ.abed at 12:07
a.m. Thursday.
Rama Plan Clinic
Four members or the Los
Angeles Rama football team will
1ta1e a free dinlc at Laf&,ma
Beacb High School Saturday
from 10 to 1 o'clock wblC!b la
apouond by tbe Al1·1port1 Ccm·
ditlonlng Club.
1'be event Is free t.o alJ area
bl1b scbool coach~• aod athletes.
DEMO&COMPANYCARSALE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WeMIM...._
W L Pct. GB
Kansas City 30 20 .600
Cblcago 2'7 24 .m 3,,.,
Oakland 25 25 .500 5
Seattle 34 21 .'80 g
Teiraa 24 28 .'80 f
MSell 20 2'7 .'28 81io\
Mlnneeota 19 30 .388 lO
Eu&DIYWM
New Yortt 30 18 .m
MUwaultee 28 21 .55.1 ,,,.,
Toronto ~ Z3 .511 5
Cleveland 2' M .500 8
Botton 21 25 .419 7
BalUmore ZS 28 .8 7~
Detroll 21 25 .45'7 8
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WeMOlvbloe
W L Pd. GB
Dod•en ao 20 .eoo
Rouaton 2'7 21 . .-, 2
ClnclnnaU 28 22 .S60 2
San oteao 34 21 .c11 s~
Atlanta 20 27 .421 8Yt
Saa Ftanciaco 21 21 .ao t
Eut DtYllloll
Pittsburlb 28 19 ·* Mootreef 25 20 .458 a
Philadelphia 24 21 .m 3
Cblcaao 21 at .m 1 New Yon 20 28 .'IS '7,,.,
St. Louil 18 30 .375 10\.t
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.t-
Seeks State Donors
Corona del Mar High's Jaio Tsai will com-
pete in the girls' long jump today and
Saturday at the state track and field meet
at Berkeley.
A Non-funny Joke(rst)
Forrrwr Goaltender Takes NewJobSeriously
By CURT SEEDEN
0t•0•1y~M.rt Dave Jokerst is something of a pheoommon.
He's spent nine seasons tend.mg goal in the North
American Socrer League -all with the aame
club.
. Cbect out IOIDe ot tM ..,,rues ol todaJ'• pro-
feulonal IOC!eel' pla.yen aDd J'OU'll find they've
• &eeD much cl the lJnftod StalfJI. bouncing from one
club to another.
During bis first geven years in the NASL,
Jolcerst divided his time between playing goal for
the St. Louis Stars and aiding youngsters in the St.
Louis area as part of the club's youth development
program
WHEN 111£ 8TAll8 MOVED west t.o Anaheim and ltecame the California SUrf, Jobnt picked up
where be left off, conUnuin& in the role of a youth
soccer development coordinator.
And this year, a'ter retiring as a player,
Jokent bu ~me the executive director of the
Orange County Professional Soccer Foundation.
"1b11 ii somethlnt that ii really needed. It's
an advanced way to help not only younpten -
but people of all ate levels learn more about the
game," says Jokent from h1a Anaheim Stadium
office.
'"'l'here are more than 120,000 kids ln or·
1anbed youth aoccer (A YSO> in Oran1e County."
he contlnues. "And there are 10 adult leaeues.
With thil many people involved ln the game,
there's a need for more coaching and referees
n 18 IOKEasT'S GOAL t.o educate the en-
tire country on the subject of soccer. ''Here with the Surf, we get a lot of phone calls from people
wliM> bave jmt moved to Orange County wbo want
to 1et more involved with soccer," Jokerat ex·
plains.
"We also get a lot of request.a for films, boob
Motorcycles Race
Tbe domtnalioo of Alan Christian In the
'cratcb main event at the weekly speedway
motorcycle races at the Orange County Fai.r·
grounds tn Coeta Mesa could come to an end
lGa.l~ Slgalol will return from Eniland for
the pl'GIJ'am and ~d bit tbe flnilb line tint. He
ii die oi:a1)' rider to defeat Cbrtltia.D this aeuon at
the tnet but not tn the acrateb main event where
the Huatlqt.oo Beacb rider bu won all etcbt pre·
v~rac.. SJcaio. llu an lmpreealve record on tbe
Br1tllb Le...-drcu.l.t. But CbrUUan ha.a the tn-teu~1 ~ u undefeated aeUCJD.
Tbe M-event protram set.a under ••1 at 8 o'clock wttb Ptee openina at 8:30. A full alate of
llandtaip aDCf IC.rateb neata wUJ be nm tn addi·
• .-UOD to a MeGDd ad third diviliGD feature.
and speakers on the game," he adds . When the
program matures and receives more financial
backang, Jokent envisions a soccer library. readt·
ly available t.o the public.
However. right now. Jokerst IS the Orange
County ProfeuiooaJ Soccer Jo~oundauon. "We P.lan
.. bave NYeD tull-Ume people aooa. Plua we wtll
fonn an esecutlve coaimlhee made up ol na·
tioaally-recoplzed sports figures. local bu11-
ne11men and .people from local soccer organiza-tions," he predict.a.
LONG-RANGE GOALS INCLUDE college
scholarships for area high school graduates,
several leagues 10 vanous age categories and reg-
ularly scheduled clinics throughout Orange
County.
"But right now. we're still in the development
stage:s," Joltent says. "We do have an advt.ory
SOCCER
committee which meet.a once a month to diacuas
the foundation and plan ahead."
F1nrt on the foundation's agenda la a weekly
series ol goalkeeping clinJca scheduled for each
Sunday ln October and held m vanou.s part.a of the
county. It's juat one of many aa~ts of the 1ame
to be tackled by Jokent and company.
••r DON'T THINX A LOT of people realize that
t.o play soccer, it takes a great deal of mental con-
centration. When a younpter ls only ei&ht, wlna
and loues don't matter.
"But when they 1et t.o age of 16, it's time for
them t.o find out what It takes t.o be a winner and
what lt takes t.o be a loser.'' be addl. .
A non-profit organization, the roundatlon will
be underwritten by the Surf ror $50.000 ln lt.a early
suges but will eventually be seU-aupporting with
the help of corporate and individual donations.
SO<X'E& SOUNDS -AYSO Region 57, which
Includes Eaat Newport Beach. Balboa IJlland and
Corona del Mar, re1tatered more than 1. I 00
play en receoUy, but aome openln1s still exllt in
moat age aroups. The boys' 9-10 bracket and Jlrls'
7·8 a1e group have a number of opeolngs.
Youn1at.en who would like to participate can
phone league reelatrar Clair Weuer at 760-0947
. . . The Newport Beach Breakers of the American
Speecboccer Alloclatlon open the aeuon ton11ht
with an 8 o'clock same a1a1.nat Irvine. The ~es
are played at Los Caballel'OI Racquet ud rt.a
Club in Fountain Valley. A apokeamu for the
Breaken said A YSO founpten can attend the
eame free or cbar1e when accompanied by an
adult
P&O<FILE8) -The Call!on:Lla SamlhlM plays
ill loot-awaited double-header t.onllbt with the
Golden Gate Galea at 7:30 1t Santa Ana Stadium.
OUNctE COUNTY
COLLBOIOBAllA
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SP0RIS ON 'lJ' . -1~ pointa around the track. The stewards, in conatant
communication to the productioo truck, can 1et
..tape niplayed from the camera with the beat view •'tif any incident.
--"Once the ..stewards release lbe tape to the ~blic, we can feed t.bem right on the air," said
earl. Even If CBS' cameras had a better view of
y possible foul, ll 's good that TV viewers can see
nactJy what the stewar(is saw ln reaching a de-clslon.
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bvlm. Pintea mMt tlMt lleta ID New Yortl'I &bu ........
Noon (5) -aACSU -eov ..... ol tb•
Cbamp6ao Spark PJu, RS dMlleqe tD W.01, Fla.
I p.m, Cl) -asi.llONt ftAKD -Geeulne Rllk wW tr)' to 1et back at Coda tn tbe third and
ftbaJ race ol ractna'• Triple crpwn. the 1l2tb ... mont ...... Genuine Rilk loClpd a foul daSm
U..t *•denied wbea OOdes WOD the Preabeu
&Pd the l(emucky Derby wtml1aa nu, bad to settle
for HCCIDd place. <4) -WO~ GOLi' -Tbird
round DU>' in the LPGA dl.amp6anahip. (1) -
GaEA1'1r:9T SPOaTS LEGBND8 -A tribute to
Wlllb Reed, who as team captain beJped pide the
New York Knick.a to a pair of NBA champioaahip$
In the early 19708.
3 p.m. (2) -GOLF -1bird round play in the
Atlant. Classic. · ' p.m. (2) -TENNIS -Action lD tbe French
Open, via satellite from Pana. (51) -80DNG.
5 p.m. <7>, -WIDE WOJlLD 01' 8PORT8 -
Jim Watt (36-7) rtab bis WBC lllhtwetabt crown
against Howard Davia < J.3.0) ln a Kheduled 15-
round bout from Glu1ow, Scotland. <2.8) -PRO
SOCCER. RADIO
Auto Racing -Hodgson 200. 2 p.m., KLAC
(570).
Horse Racing -Belmont Stakes. 2:2S p.m .
KNX (1070).
Baseball -Dodgers at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m .•
KABC <m>; Baltimore at An2els, 7 p.m .. KM PC
(710).
• "· WITH POST TIME SCHEDULED for S:38 Sundq's TV. Radio -~.m. EDT, this could mean an extension beyond
,..-..lhe 6 p.m. scheduled aignoff. Pearl doesn't have TELEVISION ~ f~~ ~lsloo on a runover, but he says: "IC 11 a.m. <2> -TENNIS -The men's singles
, ,"Ol.ere ts an inquiry, the stewards' tapes would be final in the French Open via satellite from Paris.
~"~bown on CBS. I would ask to stay on the air until 11:30 a.m. (4) -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final ·~ ~e fullatory is explained." round play in the LPGA championsblp from the
.,.. · Peart also said a shot of a possible photo Jack Nicklaus sports center in Mason, Ohio.
: ':Ahlsh, like the one in last month's Metropolitan 1 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round play in the
.... ~.Handicap at Belmoot, could be shown aa soon as Atlanta Classic from Marietta, Ga. (7) -NA.SL
;:..,it;a_releaaed bytbe stewards. SOCCE& -Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Strikers lo
.. .,.. -The tapes used by the Pimllco stewards 1.n rul-Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
!!.:».JB on the May 17 Preakness foul claim were not 1:30 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -The PBA
f".,,.l,aUable to ABC rlaht after the race but were doubles bowltng championship, taped In Las ~ oa "Wide World of Sports" one week Jater. Vegas. Also: The English Derby and Japanese .., •• ABC'a own cameras al tbe PreakneQ showed Sumo WT"eStlina.
Codek rad.ng wide and mov)IC 1Dto Genuioe Biat 3:30p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLDOFSPOaTS -
-t that was only a slde angle. A bead..., camera, Members ol the U.S. Olympic team compete in the
.. , ~Ida would bav• provided the best view of any national mixed pairs gymnastics championships. .... ~~'!e-_~ ppt ~bJe since U. bones were ap-Also: A preview of the U.S. Open and a preview ol ~ the turn for the bomeatretcb and were the WBC welterwetcht UUe bout betwem defend-....iAPt In tbeatretcb ltHll. log champ Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto
Duran.
,,.. "WllEN I MW IT HAPPENING, J said I 4 p.m. <4> -SUNDAY -The Costa Mesa
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Cal; HaWaii Next
OMAHA. Neb. <AP> -Hawali'• young, sur·
prising Rainbows, the talk ol the Islands and lhf darlinp ol the Colle1e World Series, take on
tou1h. battle-scarred Ariiooa toni1bt for tbe NCAA bueball UUe.
Tbe Wlldcata have earned the final the bard
way. They were upset by St. John'&, &-1, in their
opener, but battfed back through the losers'
bracket to reach the title game.
AalZONA OUTLASTED PAC It r ival
California, ll-10, Thursday night in an error.filled
slugCest to determine which club would meet
Hawaii. The Rainbows had been beaten M Wed·
ne&day night by the WUdcata.
''Not in our wildest dream dJd we tb.in.t we'd
be be playtn1 tor the UUe In the ColJese World
Series," Hawali Coacb Les M11rakamt said late
Thursday after Jeamin1 t.bat Anzooa would be his
RainboM' oppooenL
Dozens of telegrams and telepholM! calls from
Hawaii Thursday nilbt wiabed the Rainbows well, team spokesman Ed Ioouye said.
While HawaU received a bye into the
championabip game because the Rainbows stayed
undefeated In the tournament loncer than any
other team, CaUfomla and Arizona staged a
typical Pac 10 donnybrook to earn the rieht to the
finals.
f-ftuJdd't be .urprised lf the stewanta fiuhed the Bl cycle Grand Prix. live. c 11) -DODGEBS ~~ llO," aald Bob Fi.ab.man, who wW be BASEBALL -The Dodgers meet the Braves in '::..,~=
i die 12 cameru for CBS' Belmoat broad-Atlanta. RADIO s. l" "•'
..... ..But wbeo I watched the atrai&bt replay, I Auto Racing -warner HodJrdoo 400, 9 a .m., ~.!:":::.-::..-.:=
,.. tt was no worse~ aometblng I've seen KLAC (S10). eo•me.141·1281 ,."'.!. Belmoator Aqueduct many times. I qreed with Baseball -Baltimore at Angels, 1 p.m., , • ..._. ....
.. ,... e steward.I tbat the hone's nwnbe.r abouldn'l ---• 0401 .-l)#ve~daWD." ~.,;r (110); Dod&en at Atlanta. 4:30p.m., KA.BC --=._,..:--,_.,.
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W-. Ute &o.db <>r-.. Ca 181 '1rla lallb ~ ~ team '•ii• Wiiia .... North ln UN UDUa1 all-ttar ,._. .a On-. Ceut Co&Jeae
SaturdQ, Jun. 14, DllM Clf'tbe 'D SoQth playen
wW .,. trom the Oranc• c..--.
Nbrma telblreld ol Ocea V... Hf-', a 5-10
forward no pl.U to attend UC lnine lD tM fall.
will IMd tM &utb auact UDdel' -.S coaeb Joe
WoJlol l'.lt.anda lap. •
Letbtreld wu mott valuable player la tbe Em-
pire Leacue lut seasoo wiUt .a lt.1 1corln1
averqe and u..i rebouncb per .,..,.. Sbe wu an
All-CIP lelec:tloa.
TaACY uacuuo. a s.e center. Joins Lelb-
rreld from the Oeean View team that ha.a two
repreeeatatlves ln the euie aJoac with Estancia and ,..,..,ID Valley.
Wolf will have Kri.Jteo Prantaen (J-10) and
LI.la McNamee <M> from bis CIF 3-A runner-up
team with him fOf' the •a.me. Prantlen acored an
averace ol 16.2 points a 1ame and bad 9.$ re-
bounda while McNamee.averaged 10.3 points and e.1 rebounds.
Fomtam Valley will allo be represented by
two players inctudina Cbril Bolin c~to> and Lee
Ann Margerum <~ 7).
Bolin avera1ed 13.3 polnta a pme with 8.4 ~·
bounds while Margerum bad a 17.3 scoring average.
O'l'BER AREA PLA YEaS include Huntington
Beach's Cindy Clinkenbeard (S-7>. the Sunset
League's MVP with a 12.0 S<:Ol"IDi average and 7.2
aaaista ptt game: Tracy Hanlon ol Edison who
had a 13.3 average with 10.3 a.sai.st.s: and Sea View
Leaeue MVP Karen YeUck ol Co6ta Mesa with a
21.3 average and 17 S rebQunds. Hanlon Is S-8 wh~le
Yeltck is 6-0•,2.
Completing the roster for the South are Mary
Hagarty ol Tustin who wlll a~tend UCLA in the
rail: Thyra Ladyman or Capistrano Valley and
Susan Bechtol of Foothill.
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The Groove
Marathon
On Tap
Blasts from two five-
inc b naval guns will
send an estimated l,
Marines and civilians
running through the
streets of Southern
Orange County Saturday
mol'1l1Dg for El Toro's
third aanua
watberneck Marat.boo.
MASON, Ohio <AP> -Perfection lakes no
holiday for Nancy Lopez-Melton, the fint round leader in the Ladles Prolessiooal Golf Asaoclalioo
Cb'inobaab•p. ~ ~·1 sensation ol the last three years
bad just one-putted eight times ln a 21--putt round
in the first major women's toumament ot 1•. It
was goocf'lor a five-under-par ~ and a two-stroke
lead.
TM ratt, starting at
the El Toro Marine Base
at 1 a.m., wW proceed
through l.n1.ae. Lapna
Btrl' THERE SHE WAS. paUmt.ly stroking ~tin.':: =of~ putt after putt on the Nicklaus Golf ester's prac· course is 216 miles,
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fi --.a -~ . famll ---o.-•-.nr• "I want to step up to a JYe-foottt .-.. m-e 1t An eight-mile y .,._ ,,....,. c. --automatic. I don't want to think about it so much. · fit.Dess run and walk will auoo T-..,_ 117.n 4a
aft ....... -----S29MI Lopez-Meltoa had said earlier Thursday er abo be held at the bale --.
big challenge for ber secood LPGA Saturday moroin1 at Ll.AfBA•HA•t • p in the last dane years. 7: 30. OM HlS & 7lJS!
to wort oo my puttiq. I doo't •'OITY ...... 11..11..U Inc. about my swing. J feel I can play well with what Entry fee is $8 for -llllllliUllll.n
I'm doinl with it right now, .. abe said. those who desire a T· $ BMW ,.,,. shirt commemorating
BY wn:z.•ELTON STANDilDS. this bas the event, and SS for 522-5333 ~
not heel) an ncepticmal year. But abe's won one those who just wish to 151 M. .___._a.• -.......i..__
tounwnent and .-.nore than m.ooo -flC\lf'a 101De run. There ls no fee for wt::;-~'"'!!""'"W
or her LPGA rivals drool over. ltihieiriaimiiilyl.walk.iaadiiiiiirunii.iiiiii .. i.,_,iii .. i~•ifii•i"-iiioi=i•ii The suspicioa she's neartni her peak again
strikes rear ln her opponents .
... bate ur be behind Nancy. For her to han onSTA-llYS that kind ol start ls scary " aaid Salb Little, oae ol
three players shari.og stt<Jad place at •· Tbe Of Ill E ~1-1 others were CUJ'ralt U.S. Open tit.lebolder Jerilyn W Iii a
Britz and 41-year-old veteran Clifford Ann Creed.
BIUTZ, WHOSE CONFIDENCE soared with a
course record 64 in this tournament lut year, was
unruffled by Lope1-Melton.
"It doesn't bot.her me," said Brlta. the nm·
nerup to Doona Caponi Young iD the 1m LPGA
Championship. "I found out she was human thla
year.'
Young. seeking her 'ourtb major title ol a long career, took three bogeys lD the fa.st five boles ln
stride. Sbe was five shots otr the pace at 72.
Shearer Eats Up
Course for a 63
week befpre • major event -UM U.S. Open
beslnnln~°:: Tbun-day. He boc•Jed
three times and bad
three JJUIU du'M otMI'
Uma (n ret-outilic a fat
7'. bis wont t«ort tlala aeuon.
.. It bun't llleppened
very often, 1"lt l cot
down on IDJMlt," said !OcklaUI wbo flleie an upbW ..._...;today to
t\anlft tile .....,.,., cut.
"(Jail dklD'\ plQ well at all."
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The arrival of summer vacation doesn't
mean educational experiences s lop for
youngsters.
A wide variety of programs in and near
Orange County offer children a chance to eltjoy
learning about nature. sports and science.
FOR SPORTS-MINDED youngsters, UC
Irvine offers day and s tay-0ver camps ln 10
sports beginning July 7 and ending in mid·
August.
Day camps cover baseball, basketball, sail·
lng, tennis, track, softball and volleyball.
Golden West College also uses the UCI cam·
pus for a July 20 through Aug. 15 series of SOC·
cer camps and there are two football camps set
for the same period, one for development of
basic skills. the other for contact practice.
Informal.ion on times and fees for the series
available at 833-6985.
SUMMER'S A GOOD time to have children
learn to swim in city-run and youth-group pools .
Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. has classes planne0 for ages rang·
ing from a few months to senior clt.Uens.
The idea ls to drown-prool toddlers in case
of pool accidents when an adult isn't present.
Classes go up from there to beginning, in·
termediate and advanced sessions that pollsh
basic swim strokes. Call 556-58> for times and
prices
ANOTHER OCC WATER-oriented acUvlty
Is a sailiog program with 11 different classes
planned at this time. Registration Saturday
June 1 and June 14 for sessions offered those
age 12 and up. Jim Jorgensen, coach of the
scbapl's sailing team, teaches all aroups.
Call the swim claaa o~ above for Umes and locations of the day and eveaiq setaiom.
And the college will al9o offer an Olympic
development camp for tbe United States Field
Hockey Association rrom June 29 to July 4.
A preliminary for further camps, the best
two performers will attend the next-level·up
camp on scholarship. The J>l'Oll'Am is credited
with boosting the U.S. Olympic team from 11th
to third ln 18 m onths. Details offered by
Barbara Bond at 5S6·S899.
IF YOU'D LIKE something outdoors for the
family, the Sea and Sage chapter of the
Audubon Society plans a San Bernardino Moun.
lain lrip June 14 that will introduce novices to
s kills of bird and wildlife identification and ob-
servation. Call Jane Berry at 646-1488 for details
on meeting place and starling time.
Youngsters with an interest in science may
attend classes at the Dana Point Marine Lab on
"Jaws and Jellyfish" and "Talking Rocks." ...
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ONLY PILOT
'l11e two classes are for chUdren qed ~to
12. with an additional dozen cl uses oo 'eology.
solar energy and pJant science at Goldeo Hill
School, Fullerton.
The bands-on science sessions start June 23
with two-class-per·day schedules and end Aug.
15. Arrangements handled through t.be Museum
of Science and Industry. Los Angeles, at (213>
749-0101. extension 231. <Call colled).
ECOLOGY CLASSES att also slated from
June 16 in marine biology for yoW\gsters at Sea
World in San Diego. The classes expanded from
last year's popular course introducing
voungsters to marine animals. Call 222-6363 for
details.
A six-day cruise sets off to the islands orr
Baja on June 20 to give a naturalist-led group a
chance to look over the flora and fauna of Isla
. Guadalupe, Isla San Martin and Islas Todo San·
toe. Tbe remote and unspoiled U"eas provide a
glimpse of the rare Guadalupe fur seal, sea
liona and northern elephant seals.
..
7he challenge of
sports or wonders
cl the wilderness
are available at
sunmer camps. The row of sketchers
Spece is limited. Call Pacific Sea Fan
Tours at 2216-8224 in San Dieco for reservations
Cf are is $400).
f1NAU.\', IF THE whole family needs a
little time together away from the city. four
weekly camps offer ju.st tbe ticket: a lighUy
scheduled period of family-involved activities
designed to bnng members ck>ser. is perched on a
lookout point at
Mingus, Ariz.,
The Family Camp Association of Anaheim
will provide details or trips to Cisquito,
Wright wood. Mingus I Arizona> and Virginia
(near Ju.lJen. Calif.> starting June lJ and ending
Aug 16.
part of a Family
GarTfJ Association
itinetary. Registration lS about $SS for families with
food extra. Call Don or Roses May, directors or the 20-year-old camping senes. at 'nf>.7976.
Trio's Talented
NY Honors, Sif(RS OC Actors
An actor. an actress and a bass
soloist familiar to Orange C.ount.y alt·
dlences have gained recent recopi·
tion in New York.
Here's a brief upaate oo their
careers: •••
. llOB GVNTON, a former le8d in
ama productions at UC Irvine. was
nominated for a Tony award last
oath fOI' bis performance u Juan
eroo in tbe Broadway versJoa ol
''Evita." .
His honor ~ted a kind ol
fulfillment of tbe direction Robert
Cohen, be..s ol drama at UCI, bu
alwaya had in mind for bis comw.
.. We plan our whole procnm to
train people to be profeaioaa11,"
Cohen uid.. .. We admire t.be beat pro-
fesslonal tbeater and atrive to 1tt OW'
ttvdeatl ID a poslticJG when tbey CIA
1wlD1 lDliD tbat.
"There area 't Ill)' c:Wf.-.eat Stan·
dard.I. A8 far u rm ~iDed. tbere'1 CJDb CJDe tbeatel' and tllllt ti
tbe tbeMer ol the blelt-t poalble
1tandanll. Tbat'• What .. trained
for from tbe hell0 n•n1 "
Tyrannos. •• as the Marquis de Sade lo
"MarattSade '' with Cohen in the
Marat role. the father in "Six Cbarac-
ten in Seatth of an Author" and tbe U-
lle role of Cohen's original drama.
"The Death of Morris Biedermann."
DAaaENKELLEY, who graduated
in urn. played the YOUD& lead In
"Deathtrap" on Broadway .eibla
sea.son. Nicholas Walker, IJ'aduated
juat lut summer, recently completed
his nm u Stephen Undersbaft lD Ute
Broadway revival of .. Major
Barbara."
Tbe Alhland Shakespeare Feetival
ln Ore100, one ot the moat pr-.
1tlg1ou.a West Coast Sbakelpean
fealivala, has featured ua alUIDlll
Stuart Duckworth and Joaa ~
Morris as '11tania and Oberclla lD "A
Midsummer Nllbt'• Dream.••
Tbe drama J)l'Otl'am at UCI Miil
been CCJnlidlred. comwt=~ Its lnc.'elldoft ID llS5. Tbe ti
mOl'e on perfonnuee tban • 1cbolanbip. o.at) about 30 people ..,
admltiedeaebyear. : .
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• ONHl-POUR RaCOIUMNO ' ts from the Lina Ronsadt·W•rnn
¥On beck.up axis -wtll 11PPMr et the
Iden Bear Jn Hunting'°" Bffctl Saturday.
• •ENEFIT SNEAK PREVtaw 01'
the &Aguna Beach High School Auditorium,
625 P•"' Ave., befoN leaving for Spain
to 1tudy _.,"' Jote Tomas. Tkkets s.t.
TH8 SADDLEUCK CONCERT CHORALE wm entertain at 2 p.m. SUnday In the
Turtle Rock Community C.enter, 1 Sunnyhlll
Drive, trvlne. Adml~on $3 and $2.
A PREE SPRING CONCERT WILL
be presented at 4:30 p.m. 5undaV In the
Fountain Valley High School choral room,
17816 Bushard St., by the Coastline Com~unlty College Community Chorale.
NOSTALGIA WILL 81! IN A
hold Ing pattern during "Destination
Barbershop" to be staged at 8:02 p.m .
Saturday fn Unity Church, 710 S. cam.
bridge~ ~ange, by the Santa Ana Chapter
of the ::ioclety for the P~atlon and
Encouraoemettt of Barbershop Quartet
Singing In America. Tickets $Sand 5'.
• anley Kubrick's "The Shining," starring !~J.ck Nicholson, wm start ate p.m .
~Thursday In the Plitt City Center Theeter
f'IRa SIGN IN OCC JAZZ CONCERT TAKE A TROLLEY RIDE
to the past from 10 a .m . to ':30 p.m .
Sunday as the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County presents Its free
Heritage Day. Visitors may see expert
craftspeople demonstrating their arts or
listen to gypsy music or take a discovery
tour to see fossils and exotic mammals.
The museum Is at 900 Exposition Blvd.,
and parking Is available in state lots
: Ln Orange. Proceeds from the $12.SO
'; ttc:kets wlll help suooort GAenpeace and the Wiii Rogers lnstltute. For Infor-
mation, ~ 960-2398.
"GERMAN REQUIEM/' ONE OF BRAHMS' most eoheslve and structured works, will
"Posltlvely ~,.to be sung by the
Orange County Master OM>rate at' p.m.
Sunday In Irvine Bowl on the Festival of
Arts grounds, 605 Laguna Canyon Road.
Laguna Beach. Tickets $.5.
be presented Saturday In the Orange Coast ~Coflege Auditorium by the OCC ChorcJle and
Alumnf Choir directed by Richard Raub.
"Tragk OYerture, Opus 81" will e>pen the
LISTENERS WHO APPRECIATE
classical guitar music have two concert
possibilities. UC Irvine Instructor Richard Glenn wlll perform free with
on Mento Avenue.
TRY YOUR LUCK PANNING
l p.m. concert for which tickets are
$3 and $2 at the door.
POPULAR SHOW TUNES, SPIRITUALS
'nd barbershop quartet melodies make up
soprano Nancy Threthaway at 8 p.m. Saturday
In the Concert Hall on campus. Gregory
Coleman, who teaches at Saddlet>ack
for gold this weekend at the Los Angeles
County Fairgrounds In Pomona where
admission to an exposition of prospecting
and mining equipment, films and treasures
Is $3 from 10 a .m. to 7 p.m. both days. College, will perform at 4 p.m. SUnday in
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• • • When Darren Nimnicbt is featured
during Brahms· "A German Re·
quiem" at Orange Coast College
Auditorium Saturday. it will be one of
his last appearances here for a year
A frequent soloist in Southern
Cahforrua for several seasons. he has
won a contract with the Metropolitan
Opera of New York.
Hf> will sing with the company
during 1981. actm~ as a ··cover" for
several international stars and will
have roles of his own lo perform at
Lincoln Center and d uring the
"Opera in Central Park .. series.
He will sinj? at 8 p.m . Saturday at
OCC with soprano Gloria Prosper
and the OCC Chorale and Alumni
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A Hunungtoo Harbour actress has
landed a role in David Memck's new
Broadway musical. "42nd Strttt."
whi c h ope ns n ex t month 1n
Washmgton. D C
N1klu Sahagan. 23, will be 1n the
chorus or the sho..., and 'A Ill un·
der~t udy th<· leading role:<. She·s the
daughter of Joyce Sahagan of 16757
Bolero Lane. Huntington Beach
Miss Sahagan has appeared m a
number or local sho~s. 10clud1n~
"She Loves Me." "Play It Again.
Sam" and "Anything Goes" at t.be
Harlequin Dinner Playhouse and
"WestSideStory'· at Sebastian's West
Dinner Playhouse.
B1 DONALD llOmoN ... . .,...., ....
Newsweek bu caJJed It the greatest or·
cbettn in the world. Dewt.ees ol tbe or-
cheat.ru of Berlin, Bost.on, Cblcaao aad Cle..a.ad miCbJ, dlaaaree. '1\me maautne in
an article some yean aao called lt rocoeeo. a rather om.ate style that developed ln art and
music aftlUDd the middle of tJae Jab cmtury.
But ror thoee of us wbo have seen and
beard tlaia sreat orchestra, what attr•cta ua la caUed tbe "PbJJadelpbJa Sound": what one
critic bas defined as reson8"1ce.
EUGENE Oa•ANDY bas led the
Philadelphia orchestra for an mcredll>k 4C
years. Carrytna on where hla. reoowned pre-
Touch of
Classical
deeesaor, Leopold Stotowski, left off, Orman-
dy bas creat.ed a tonal sheen and satin-like,
sonority that is truly unique in the muaic
world.
At the heart of the orchestra are the
strings with their dexterity, lushness and re-
markable unity . This i& balanced by the
mellowness of the brass and the transparent clarity of the woodwinds.
These qualities were much in evidence
recently when the Philadelphia gave four
concerts in the Southland. In retrospect, it
seems like a musical .. pincer movement."
directed at that formidable citadel, the Los
Angeles Philharmonic which was on tour.
FOR THERE WAS the Philadelphia
playing not at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
but iost.ead at the sumptuous new Terrace
Theater in Long Beach, the refurbished
··t>eau.x ans·• theater, the Brooks, In Clare-
mont and the redoubtable Civic Auditorium
at Pasadena.
If Ormandy was well known with music
lovers m these parts before these concerts, it
•~ certain that now he has be<:ome a lovable,
gracious. and cherubic legend
At Long Beach, on two succes!live nights,
this wnter was pnvileged to hear him con-
duct Wagner 's overture to ··The Meisters-
inger.'' Beethoven's "Eighth Symphony" and
Mahler's "First Symphony."
Onnandy brought flair and panache to
the Wagner, a fresh fl owing and sprightly
tempo to the Beethoven and a reading to the
Mahler that was utterly romantic. The play.
mg of the brass..,, wi~ its golden tones was particularty~g in the MabJer. As ncore on the Sunday
paformance. anc1y led bis justJ.J famowJ
strinp in Bacb's Air oo t.be G atrtng. The
beauty. hasbnesa and unity of these strings
brought the audience to its feet tn rapturous
applause.
TWO DAYS LATER at Claremont, the
centerptece was Brahm ·s '"Symphony No. 4."
Allbougb at was skillfully and beaulJJuJly de·
hvered. Uus writtt realued that be prefern!d
Carlo Karia Glulini's interpretation made
famous wtth the Chicago Syma*Jay and the
Los AngeJes Pb.iJharmonic.
The clo.in1 wort was Muuor1Sk7's
"Pictures at an Ez.hibition" wbk:b save lbe
Pbiladeipbla full amplitude to display its
many vtrtuoatic abilities. Tbe Ottlaestra eap-
tured the many moods o( the 10 diwne paint-
i.qa that umpriM this unusual wort 5COl"ed
by Ravel foe orchestra.
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Monona 's Mexiean Food in · a 1 Class by ltselt
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TAKIMO 11P la tbe Cout Ju,Jaway pcwnlHI
moat ~ ocnpNd b1 Qui Cba'• lllHI befon
&aaet Ametl•'•· MHua repr••"• the flnt ~call cl• U.kt-named •pot la Puedeu.
Ttda MW aDd aavvy oper•Uom lho\a)d euUy 1uc-
eeed where \he earlier Mexican restaurant
•la•b&ed aDd fell.
Immediately after entering the decorative
wooden doors there's a feeling ol having walked
111to a poeb place on Mexico City's Paseo De La
Reforma. Ornamentation, lighting. iron
grillwork, wooden paneling, beams and oc-
caaional splashes of bright color complete the
warm and inviting Latin American atmosphere
Romantic andior outdoors types will also
find the spectacular patio an agreeable place to
eat any hour of the day or night. So attractive is
thia garden setting, in fact, one hopes it might
prompt other restaurateurs ftereabouts to add
similar facmtles.
With Manana's inspiration, you see. we
might at long la.st have the catalyst to help this
area Tealize its full potential for alfresco dining
That's never happened -despite the vast
number of people who favor it -because too
much space bas been enclosed when it should
have been left open.
But no matter where you take a table at
Manana, once you're seated the tantalizing pro-
cess of entree selection gets under way with
what seems to be an alm06t unlimited range of
possibilities. And some very unusual prospects
at tbat -dishes and features I've never encoun-
tere d before at any Mexican restaurant anywber-
l'O&DAMPLE.lntbedepartmentol ap-
petizers (most ol which constitute a full meal in
themselves), there's an extraordinary Item
called "potato skins." Make no compartaoo
with a nything that 1oea by tbat name
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elH*htft• bowever, Jutt Of'der the "•ktaa" for
on• of U.. tuU•t t.reata rou•re apt to ftDd oe
the Sout.bOout lhla 1ummn.
ID tlUa lmalinaUve Sl.91$ dllb, a baked
ootato la eut lo ball ud all but a tbln 1.,_ nut
tot.be lldn ll acoooed out~ tbe abell. A 11Ull
portloll ol wbat'• 'been removed II tbe. rom·
blned wtth ot\iona, ehiles. tomatoes and Mex-
ican teuonlnp and stufted back into the abeU.
TbJ1, In w.m, la~ with a eomblnatlon ot
rntlted cbeetes, popped back lnto t.be oven
brieny and ftna1b' topped with sour cream dip.
TBB UNU8VAL is present. t.oo. in tbe "rUI
your own queso." Here you spooo up hot melted
Monterey jack cheese laced lightly with jaJapeno
and roll lt in bot ate,tmed tortillas. Messy, but well
worth t.beeffort, S2~
J>o.lt-yoursell devotees will probably fiip
out over the taco tray, $4.95, each extra person
$3.75 (two person minimum). Something of a
free-for-all. on this you're brought a tray of
beef, chicken. beans, guacamole. cheeses, let-
tuce and onions, plus as many steaming hot
com tortillas you need to roU it all up.
One tray is unquestionablv sufficient for
three people but. surprisinglv. refills are of·
rered at no extra charge.
Seafood s pecialties lead off with crab
enchilada. SS.95. Order this and vou·u receive a
nour tortilla filled with crab meat and topped
by Casa Manana seafood sauce. It's further ac·
companied by Mexican rice and aarnished with sour cream and avocado slices
GERMAN LOCOMOTION MAKING U.S. DEBUT IN HUNTINGTON BEACH'S OLD WORLD
Kurt Sllelzer, HcHet Toen'"9, Ertch Grtu, H•n• Str .. b end O.Org Ceullt• Perfonn ·. .
' For the ~afood quesadilla a flour tortilla as
filled with cheese. seafood and chiles. It's
grilled to your liking and served with
guacamole and sour cream. $4.95.
Chlmicbanga, among the house specialties.
nets a large flour tortilla filled with shredded
beef and beans, then fried crisp. It 's further
covered with verde sauce and shredded cheese.
garnished with sour cream, fresh greeo onion
and tomato. served with Mexican rice, $3.95.
In the spinach enchilada leaves of spinach
blended with cheese and verde sauce are served
between two com tortUlas and covered with
more melted cheese and sauce. Mexican rice on
the side, avocado slices on the top, $4.25.
COMBINATION PLATES priced small,
$3.50 ; happy medium, $4.50 and grande. $5..25 are
served with freshly made Mexican rice and
refried beans.
Veggies con queso, S3.50. is a dish that truly
conquered us. This large assortment of fresh
s eason al vegetables (zuccb lnl. broccoli.
cauliflower. mushrooms and carrots during our
visit> comes batter fried for dipping in a crock
or hot and tangy Mexican cheese sauce.
Aside from the margantas c three sues:
St 60. $1.90, $2.25>. anyone would have to be a
spoll·sport to pass up a special bar offering, the
tequila starter tut. Jn this it's poU1ted out that
since drinking tequila straight as a ntual that
requires precise timing, to get you an practice
the hrst shot goes for 99 cents. All others $1.SO.
Sunday champagne brunch also looks like
· another prom.Wag affair at M•nana. A tab of
S4.95 for adults 1$1.95 for ctuldren under 12) in-
cl udes champagne. fresh seasonal fruits.
huevos con cborazo, machaca, c h1laqu1les,
huevos rancheros, hot t.orttUas, beans, n ee and
Crui t burrito.
Located at 3300 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach <next to the Arches>. Manana is open
seven days a week from 11 : 30 a. m. to m1drught.
Reservations: 646-ot893. •••
YOU MIGHT CONSIDER commandeering
a train if there·s no other way to &et to Hunt·
iogtoa Beach's Old World by Sunday, J~ 22.
That date will mark the final appearances by
Loco~on. the terrific musical group oow on
stage at Festival Hall in Oki World Villale.
Appearing for the first time in the U.S .• the
rive young and talented fellows in this aurega-
taon came directly from Germany to Orange
County. AB the feature attraction at Old World's
current Volksfest, Locomotion is proving their
folksongs, evergreens, German and ioterna-•
honal tuts go down here with oo less enthusiasm
than at home.
KURT SAELZER, Horst Toenies, Erich
Grill, Hans Streib and Georg Csulita who make up
the five-piece band are ·keeping nigbUy au·
daences. Wednesday through $(mday (as well as
the Sunday maunee crowd> begging for more.
Which repeats the success they've been enjoying •
for several years at numerous resort hotels anct
clubs in Germany.
Dme at the Old World res'..aurant Friday cw .
Saturday night and Festival Hall admission l!t;·
free. as it is without dinner OD Wednesday and j.
Thursday evenings. Otherwise -including both•
shows on Sunday -there's a $2 entrance fee. ~
Old Wortd Village is located at 7561 Center,·
Ave. between Huntington CeoteT and the San•
Diego Freeway at the Beach Boulevard eztt.!:
Huntington Beach. Telepbooes: 897...QIS aat•,
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A venue near Elt.ancia BJ.a.Scbool Eveata at varloua d.b-
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tt1B AN INTBaPaETATIVB eboke, and a
valid oae alven tbe tbeme of the piece.
However, tbe Newpon DrOdudiaD often ov~
playa lta band, 1Upp~s hlto 1elf ·Plt.eou.a
melodrama and band-~ amdet,y vtrtuany
for ita own uke.
Further bamstrinainl tbe abow 11 ita laek of cobealon, 1peclfically continual lutances
of ~ on cues by nearly all coacemed.
There are 1ome exceJlent ladlYldual
performancea, but tbe cleartb of ememble
coordJutlca man tbetr effed.
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Paula Ertl ln. the Utle role creates a
beautifully aympatbeUc ebarader wbo conveys
1poataetty 9Dd beu..abluty. lroakallJ Ill IQCb
a heavy brterpntatlon. •bat .. mlpla• .. the nervous detperaUoa tbat oae apeeta lo a
dried~ drunk ctipplq ber toe blict in tbe real
world. Still her iateractJGG wltb the other
performers la 1pleadld, aave for momentary
timing lapses and a aUde oil the wqon that
never rllel above the atereotyped luab.
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Ala Cooper does a eornpetent Job rib Illa part•• bomOMnal act.Gr wbaee caner ts 1e>-ln1 uowbtre. tbouab bil Britllb eeeeat takes aome settial med to and be tmda to plaJ more
for efteet tbu for reallty.
ADotbel' uneven petfonnaee ta deli•ered
by Kathleen Anne Peck as Klu P.rts' .._..,e
daughter. She completely cnerpl.,.. tbe eeene
wherein sbe is d.latraugbt at her mother'• late
arrtvaJ, then ab.lfts out ol eartcatu.re and into
beutfeltcoovtetlonJnherftDal~
TllE ll08'I' lllP&EBVE portrayal of the
nllbt la Ken Smolka'a brief sUnt as Mils Ertl'
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deapite a Simmiclcy entrance. Lowell Fraweek Jr. 11 ftDe in a tut-minute cameo u the de·
livery boy.
Tbe setting and Ugbtlq by Joe and C.thy
Swift 1mdencores the somber mood of the show
at the 'lbeater Art.I Center, 2501 Cliff Drive.
Newport Beach, where "The Gln1erbread
Lady" will play for tbree more weekends.
Tbundaya through Saturdays al 8:30. If you
have a drinklng problem, th.La abow ml&bt cure
it.
* CA.LI.BOARD -The Huntingtoo Beach
Playhouse will bold auditions for N"eil Simon's
"California Su.Ile" Sunday at 2:30 and Mooday
at 7:30 at the playhouse, in the Seaclilf Village
Center, Main Street al Yorktown Avenue, Hunt·
ingt.on Beach. . . .John Wll1lams is directing
the comedy, which opens July 2S for aix
weekends ....
Et Votla -We an now oPei ror unique Sunday
brunch, t&5ty tunches and gourmet dinners. From the
Breast ol Olidten "En Croute .. to the fresh salmoa·
.. Paul Bocuse'', from the delicate sauces of pure
white veal "Nouvelle cuia1De" to ti.e Down to Earth
Lamb ShaDt De Toulouae. Chez Lautrec brings you •
the art ol new ~ery at reuonable price., IJ1 the coneat French atmosphere. A lbentat . ....,.,.,"'""'
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·~ la a tic.e o0er&Uoll.'' laid Grace Slick. ••tt•a ~idend a faml.11 ln t.M SU l'ra.n·
cl.co billPM ..... aod no cme aeta ftnd.
"I ..,.have.,._ fl.redfw lllY bebavior; lfl
worted in a baU I wou)d bave bees\ ftred. but ln rod 'a' 1'0IJ, If you act like a aap, IO what, lt'I Sood
publldty.
·•n WAS BAaD for me to work within um
loose framework. I bave to know wb.at time tlile
plane aeave1, I have to know a tOUpJe ol months
ln advance what traln l'rq aotna to be oa."
Grace wu tn New York City. en ·
thu.siastk ally promotln1 her bk>craphy. "Grace
Slick, Tbe Bjo1raphy," written by Barbara
Rowes, and first solo album. "Dreams," which.
[ ROCK TALK ]
not s urprisingly, entered tbe charts with a
bullet and leapt into the Top 30.
The album was produced by Ron
Frangipane and took three months to record.
Since Grace recorded it in New York. where
studio costs are higher, "Dreams" cost more
than it would have had she recorded it on the
West Coast, but money Isn't everything.
"CAUFORNIA STUDIOS have saunas in
them and girls in them waiting for the sessions
to be over ," laughed Grace.
"In New York, the studios are just that;
ther e are microphones and a recording studio.
You're lucky if you can gel a cup of coffee out of
the machine. You go in there and make musjc,
and I like that."
After fronting a band for 15 years, Grace
enjoyed working with some of New York's top
s tudio musicians, including Scott Zito, Neil
Jason. AJlen Schwa rtzberg, J im Malin, Sal
Ditroia, Ed Walsh, George Widenlus and Joe
D'Elia.
"It was really fun, because you've got the
whole roster of New York studio musicians to
choose from," she saJd.
.. THERE'S A CLIQUISll. fraternity thmg
about a band -if it's not a band it stinb -but
I thoulht wocking with studio musicians was neat, because everyone contributes and you get
a new input on every aong. And it was so or·
1anb:td"
Grace calls her musical style "aggressive
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''IT TOPS 'STAR WARS'!
.. :The Empire Strikes Back' joins 'The Godfather.
Part II' as one of the rarest of films-a sequel that
lives up to and expands upon its original."
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
"'The Empire Strikes Back' has arrived. And it's
wonderful ... the audience is on its feet cheering."
ROLLING STONE
"Dazzling I Even more spectacular than ·star Wars.'
... Kershner managed this perilous narrative assign-
ment while sustaining the action at breathless
pace and gripping Intensity." WASHINGTON POST
"It is a dazzling feast for
the eye, the sortof ftlm
with so much going on
in each frame you ..;;,;~ .... "'~';~•
want to see tt again
Immediately."
PHii.ADELPHiA
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NEW YORK DAI LY NEWS
"A better film than
'Star Wars' ... "
TIME MAGAZINE
f'f'ldly, June t . 1880 OAILY PILOT C:J
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'McCartney II,' Newcomers orth Hearing~
By atCBAl!L PA.8&£VlCB Of ....... ,. ...
PauJ McCartney, Japan'• mott famous
Jailbird, bu been imprilooed ln more ways
than one the put few years .
The cooflnes of bis crummy band. Wtnas.
and a penonaJ move toward.a sappy scbloek pop
that aaya nothing, have punlabed bla atatua a.a
his tory's bjggest aellina aooawriter.
HIS CUR&ENT ESCAPE attempt ia a tun·
nelJob back to 1974. when, workinJ alone ln the atu lo and handling all Loatrument.al chores, he
recorded "McCartney" -a critical and com.
mercial success ~t sWl bolds up.
"McCariney II," just rdeued on MPL <dis·
tribut.ed by Columbia>. doesn't benefit by the
surprise impact of the first solo. Everybody
knows by now that~ 37·year-old bautst alao ls
an adept guitarist, passable perc\&Uiooist and
improving keyboanfust.
Thus. the focus turns to content, and com·
pared to utter banality of recent Wings'
m a terial, "McCartney JI" is a pleasant
diversion worthy of a potential bearing before a
parole boa.rd.
"COMING VP.'' the disco-pop hit single. is
a sprightly enough lntroductJon and features a
strong effort by one of rock's most recognizable
vocalists.
However, problems arise right after with •'Temporary Secretary,•• a glib, repetitious and
totally pointless throwaway track. Bui at lea.st
it's l.natnuneotally simple, and the general lack of
production dross throughout the album ia perhaps
its greatest virtue.
McCartney has always been an evocative
balladeer. and here he serves up a tndof gentle
ones that float nicely over acoustic gwtar.; and
crafty arrangements.
SPOUSE LINDA contributes back·up
harmonies. espe<.'ially effective on the album's
closmg and best track, "One of These Days ...
The uptempo numbers are a· mixture of dif·
ferent styles -A Berryesque shuffle on "Bogey
Music." a lazy echo-blues on "On Thi? Way
Home" -and three instrumentals in succession
that open side two.
Tbe latter cuts are playful enough, based
heavily on jumpy layers of keyboard effects.
but al.lo possess a somewhat ltftile feel due to
OON~
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OF ZENDA"
lilcCartlllt'I OV~ p(l.ape-looped &*C 'ic= .
eUecu.
AND f. QVESl'ION of taste la ralMd • tM best of the inltnamentall, t1Ued "Froeee J..,... ·
Equally tacky la an lnaide ptdo Of blm lm-
penooatln• the Orienta.I we came to bow 8Dd
hate ln World War IJ prison camp movlea. Juet
not fUMy, even with the on.nae aUllC) ..... I
guess nine days In the can plus lOlt tour re-
venues can do that to a bualnesaman.
But thia lapse doesn't override the fact that
"McCartney 11" ls an improvement, a IDOft
personal effort that contains a aemblaoee of
heart and commitment.
If he'd only clip Wlnga <except as a tourt.nc
band> and continue to take recordlnc matters
into bis own bands, there's sWl hope. ••• YOUNG NEW BANDS on the rise are
among the most exciting aapec:ta of rock from a
writer's standpoint.
The Pretenders ls the year's freshest sue·
cess to date. and the exciting ska of The
Select.er . featuring Pauline Black bas found its
way onto the Top 100.
Two bands that have yet to make a similar
dent. but are worthy of attention, are Tommy
T utone and Robin Lane and the Chartbusters.
BOSTON-BASED Lane and Company
specialize in mainstream rock with a decided
60s flavor .
Lyrics are commonplace, the arrangements
spare and unspectacular, and Lane's folkish
vocals 'wruch she pushes admirably> don't pack the sensual punch of the Pretender's Chrissy
Hynde.
But Uus self-titled de but <on Warner Bros.)
1s a perfect example of a rerord exceeding the
!>Um oC its parts, resulting in a fr.sh and invit-
ing product that brightens with each listening.
TOMMY TtJTONE, a quartet working out of
the San Francisco Bay Area, takes a more COO·
tem porary approach on lbe s trength of lead
vocah.st Tommy Heath's stylistic similarity to
both Bruce Springsteen and Van Morrison.
Not that this self-titled debut <on Columbia>
as derlvallve. Upper register harmonies, catchy
rhythms and a wry lyrical approach <"Cheap
Date," "Girl in the Back Seal") help the band
establish a distinct identity, something of a rari-
ty for newcomers these days.
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Tony Danza, star ortelevision's "Taxi," makes his movie
debut in ''The Hollywood Knights" as a hot rod mechanic
who finds it's a lot easier to keep bis super-charged
Chevy together than bis romance with Michelle Pfeiffer. a carhop who dreams of dumping her burger line for an
acting career. 'lbe comedy film is showing at local
theaters.
"TM• ...... .., ••••• , uc••· ._,..,. thl .. ,,,. SOM·
IM l"*lfNtlon that Mac» "Ster Wart"• fllmfNlll"O Clnsle:
Mott «Nr .-. rnovtes'"'" clunky.,.. ~nd Jn com-
SMrtson. The Mme crowd I' Melt: Luk• SkYw•Uuw C Mart< Hemlll) Han Soto <H•n"lson
,Of'd), Princess LAI• <C.rrl•-
1'1,Mr>, pl\a C.:SPO, R2·02,
CMWl»GC•, Darth V.cter and Ben
ICenobl <Al« GUtnness> In•
brl•f spectral •ppear•nc•. The
dl•looue ts tllp, the actlon 1wltt, speclal efftcts super1or.
• Despite all this, the fllm Is
something of a letdoWn. as Is
Inevitable with• sequel. The
thrill of dlSCOYef"V Is always more Int~ than the sense of
r.coonmon. Funtiennore, the ''Empire" endlncJ seems unsatl,. tying. as thOuQh the filmmakers
were saying "-To be cOf'ltlnuec:t" Which, of course, It wlll be.
Rated PG. only because of tM lnteftse «tlon.
"BAL TIMOAE BULLET" Is a moderately entertaining, up-
beat version Of "The Hustler."
The world of tht pool shark Is
portrayed, mostly on the llOht
side, by JamH Cobum and Bruce
BoxleltnerashUstllngpartners
and Omar Sharif es the relgnlno champfon. Between matcheSdr-
rectOf' Robert Ellis Moore throws
In chases, brawls, poker games
and • $OnO or two by Ronee Blakley. The bellevablllty
factor Is zero, bUt the actors
4re likable and the action Is
fast. Rated PG.
"TOM HORN" starts
promisingly, with Steve McQueen
as the famed bounty hunter
hired to combat cattle rustlers.
The rest is a downhill trail.
The perlOd (1903 Wyomlng) Is captured photographically, but dialogue rings false ("This
may sound off-center to you,"
says the gunflghtef'.) The ptot
expires from uildie.'deveklpment;
ROCK TALK. • •
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and loud." "1bere'a more self-assurance there.
tban anything else, If you're talking about live
performance. All I do la assume 1 belong there
and that's what getting on a stage is.
"Spencer Tracy once said, 'Study your lines
and don't bump into the furniture,' and that's
about what It u. I practice songs, and I don't
have any furniture "
Despite ber commitment to a solo career,
Grace bad second thought.a about leaving
Starship
. ''It hid really become a mess. 'l'b.lqgs were
--pUiq out of hand," abe Mid. "I Just eoaJdD°t Me a.)' WU beside9 remotlng mJMlf,
bee• .. JOU can't ehange 50 people, you can on· 1Y change younelf." •••
THE FEARLESS FOURSOME are a
three80Ule now, since Peter Criss, drummer
and cat-man of Kia, left the group to pursue a
solo career.
And Kiss, wbo recently moved up their up-
coming tour to spend more time in the studio
finlabiq tbeir laU!st album, have .treacly ~
tbe aean:h for a replacement drummer.
TelepboaJ.na from Lu Vqu, Klas basabt
Gene Simmma aald · "You create aometbing toaetber and at a certain point in your llle you
arow and you make a decl.aion to contlnue ln a
different dlredioa.
upET£a IV8T GOT married (to Debbie
Svenak, tbe '1rl fn the Coppertooe ada>. and they're happy, be want.a kidl, and ba wlAtl to
cbanae bll llle mode. .
"We're 1olna to find the next IU1 who wW
make tbil exdtlq, and ortlinallY be'll come in
u a paid drummer, and then After be proves
blmaelf, he'll be a put of tbe pa.rtnenblp. ll 's
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Stew McGueen In •ttom•
even the kWe story <with a fetching Linda Evans) is frAg-
mentarv and lnc:oncl'4&ve. The
basic fault lies with McQueen's lnterpt'eta1kln of Hom, who
loses sympathy when he empties
his shOtgun Into dead end dying
outlaws. When Hom hlmseJt Is
executed, the audience feels no
sorrow, only relief. Rated R.
"THE NUDE BOMB" ls.an
uneven spy spoof that combines
cleverdlalogue with unfunny
chases and pof ntless fistfights.
The retum of Don Adams as Ma•·
well Smart, Aget'lt 86, Is welc~.
but his talents as a tarceur
were bettef' served In half-hour
TV comedies than a CU.minute feature. ~plot : a dlabOllcal
mastermind <Vittorio GassrNn>
threatens to rid the world's
population of cloChes by means
of a secret bomb: the U.S.
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• •• APOCALYPSE I
MO~lRJ -I ''THE EMPIRE cMt
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KNIGHTS~· CIJ
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STRJKES IACK"
-llO Nlllell-
asslgne Aelltt •. as~lsted by • crewf/l,...tefemales, to
pre¥ft ... ce&estros>N.
A•tedPG.
'~He TJN HUM" Is• m-o-nlfkent ... Of l'Mlm~ fotly,
seen thrOUgtl tN eves of • a..,..r~ ~ refUWJ to grow
up. Thebo¥ fl born Into the
chaos of Pf'9-HaZl Dani lg end
deellnes..tm .. •lon to theadutt
workl1 Pt•fln"tno to observe tts ven•h=le btatlng • tov drum. NOWet$ Of the ebsurd often
defy conwnlon to the screett
<witness "c.tch 22">, but Gunter
Grass's nlOdtm ctassk has
found• SUiPlft> lftterot"eter In
VOlkerSCNolMIDtff. The cast Is perf~ ..-Clelly 12-vear-old
David DetWMtnt as the too-wise
boy. A supenetlve setectlon
for this YMl"s Oscar es best forelon I Um. Rated R.
11SITTING DUCKS" Is a
delightfully eccentric c.omedV·
adventw. about a COUPie of
crooks who bumbfe their way
through a S750,000 ripoff of the
~la. Mkhaef Ernll and Zac Norman are the impoverished
man's Paul Newman and Robert
Medford, pulling off their sting ~Inst Of"Nt odds and their own lftCIDn •oeteoc.e. They flee
from New \'on to Miami, picking
up • pillr fll seemlng1y Innocent females (Patrice Townsend, Irene Forrest> ..s a chauffeur whO
alms to be a recording star
<Richard RelmM\US). Rated R.
"FfOLICES'' tries to
portray Roger Moore as a cat·
loving misogynist, but don't be
fooled. The role Is a sliohtly more eccentric James Bonet a death-defying aus>erman whO takes
on a band of Olt rig hijackers
In the Nol'th Sea in ~
Majesty's ~Ice. Director
Andrew Mclaglen knows his way
around an adwnture movie, and
he k~ the action rnov1no and
the char~ taro« than life,
but falrty plausU>le. Moore
ptays the ttue roce. J.mes ~
. . ' ;-·
ptays his retuctant ~rtnff wfth •
customary solidity, and Antttonv , ~IN .net Mkhael P•lttl.... · tM bad siuv-. A atandout lh ' the ~lent cast ,, l'•lttt •
Brook as the British prfme ~
minister. Rated PG.
"SIRIAL" 11 e deUctous
social comedy that Is toeded
wltl'I wfsdOm and betlylaugtts about cMllnd madness In Marin
County. n. ptot contains the
baslc1 of your nof'mel, daytime
TV drame: t«hery, wlfe-sw_,,,
seduction and other suburban sports. The fllm Is really a series of blackouts, oft.., as
obscene as they are unexpected.
Comlcal Martin Mun and Tuesday Weld are fine as the mefn mhced~P couple. The rating Is R.
"COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER" boasts two power:ful performances: Sissy Sc>acek as the ravs-to-rlches country singer Loretta
Lynn, and Tommy Lee Jones as
her headstrono but perseverlno
husband. Spacek Is totally
convincing as the 1.._year~ld
bride and mother, Interpreting
the L vm songs herself -· no lip sync here. Jones brings a
v lq_orous presence to the st reen.
demonstrating once more that he
Is capable of Important stardom. •
Rated PG, but the film contains little to prevent tamlly viewing.
"THE CHANGELING" Is a
scare movie with a touch of
ctass: the strong presence of George C. Scott. He ptays a
composer bereaved by accidental
deaths of his wife and daughter. He Illogically rents an at>an--
doned mansion that resembles a demented Buckingham Palace. Things oo bump In the night.
a ftermath Of a lonQ-aoo r'r'urder.
Scott lendS credibility to the far-fetched haooenlnqs.
Melvyn OouQlas contrib-utes another of his strong
performances In the title rote.
The rating Is R.
ITUD911ft Wt&..L M •NCOUllAOID ......... _..,... ..... .,. .. '1tnllnu ...... ecc....,.. artist ~---lelift lftltructs en IMovattve. .. _.. tummer count In olla or ecrytks =-~=~ ... , ..._'"June" tft tM mul--~ raom of Manners Llbrery. Dowr Ortw Md
trvlne A~. PMfMt 6612'7' to N9lPlr
for the SIS COUf"SI. ,.
A MIXaD MaDtA B)JHtltTION,
Juried by Florene• Arhofd end sponsored
by the Tor-. Art LN9ue wttl open tn tM
Miiis tbm Visual Arts Complex et' p.m. Sunday with en .wards pretentatlan, The
ahOw continues through JUiy 13 at 12732
Mein st. Gardtft Grove, from noon to
4 p .m. W.C.. .. .s.ys through ~ys. Admls·
&Ion Is free and dount tours mey be erranged by phonlng 638-6707.
av POPULAR D•MAND, THE FILM ''Georoa. O'Kteffe, Portrait of an Artist," wUI be screened at I p.m. Wednesday In
the Ne.,dp(Wt Harbor Art Museum, 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Admission
ts free and no reservations are required
although seating Is on a first come.
first served basis. The 92-year-otd
artist was filmed mostly In New Mexico
where she fives and derives most of her
starkly df'amatlc Images.
• NEW WATERCOLORS BY
Lyn Ann Emerson, a distinctive Santa
Barbara artist with celebrity following, may be seen at the Miidred Seamster
Fine Art Gallery, ~1 Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach through June 20.
.. ....U LANOtHG' BY OM.I! PECM!
.,.... ol GlouJ, Golwcbe Palatlng
DORY fllSMeRMEN, FRY COOKS
and bar patrons are p ictured In som~r tones In the watercolors of Salty Storch, now stMMlng at Challls Galleries, 1390 s.
Coast Highway, Laguna BMch. Her every-
day Kene5 contrast with the Sharp focus •
realism of Dale Peche whose waterfront scenes alio are exhibited throUgh June.
A reception at 3 p.m. Saturday will honor
the artl5:ine regular viewing hours are 11 to 5 W sdays through Saturdays.
REALISM BLENDS WITH A TOUCH
of the romantic In watercolors by Tom
Wooldridge In his one-man shOw at Designs Recycted Gallery, 619 N. Harbot" Blvd.,
Fullerton through June 28. The cal
State, Fullerton Instructor will be
honored at a 1 p.m. reception Saturday.
Expertise In rendering text\fre and
attention to the minutest detail give
his work a three-dimensional quatlty.
The .gallery Is open Mondays through
Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
DISTINCTIVE DRAWINGS AND
paintings by Mark Leysen, fnstructor at
ca1 State Fullerton and Seddleback College NOrth In lrvfne, are being
featured this month at West Coast Gallery,
.
2700W. Colilt Hleftway, """Pott 8Heh. He
wltl nplaln ttl•Ol'•k~durtne • rec:~from7to9t lnh o•llery. Vf•Wf"I hours•,.. e.m. to 5 ... m . Tueldayl through saturdays .
TWO Ofl CALll'OltNIA'S MOST
cwomtstng Western anfsts wtlt st.rt an tx"lbtt6on of~ at tM Seddlebeck Inn's gallery In Santa Arwt wlttt a reception on
S.turday. John O.Mott'I .,,.cletty Is
wlldllfe scenes whlle WllUam Rushing's
paintings~ to reflect the rugged beck
(ountry of the Hlah Slerres Where he hes
spent most of hl1 life.
THE POSSlatLtTIESOfl DECORATING
with pho~raphy, particularly your own amateur c:tures, are evident In a large
dlsplay color prints at the Orange
Mall In Orange through SUnday. All
enlargements and murals In the Kodak· sponsored exhibit have been printed and donated by participating erea color labs.
RARE IMAGES BY MANNOS
wlll be dlsptayed Sunday and June 15 and 22 at the South Coast Actors' Studio,
3723 Birch St .. Bulldlno 10, Newport
Beach, wher. proceeds wilt benefit the
EVERY THURSDAY • FRIDAY· SATURDAY
M•y 29 -June 21 Neil Simon's .•.
"THE GINGERBREAD LADY"
Directed by Louise van Vlanen
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Tickets: .... 50 Stucknta & Sr. CltlHna 13.00
CURTAIN -8:30 P.M.
NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER
2501 Cliff Drive
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f'LETCHER BENTON, BEST KNOWN
as a sculptor taking part In tnternatloMI
exhibitions of kinetic art In the '60s
and early '70s, started his career as a painter. But since his successes on
tour, tJe has "pushed for thrwe-ctlmen-
slonal excellence." About 30 of his bronze, steel and aluminum artworks plus
his watercolors may be seen at Newport
Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach through July 6.
PAINTERLY STROKES MERGE WITH
reallstfc photcoraphlc strlPS In the
collaged canvases of Vladlmlr Solcolov
featured through July 10 at Collector's
Choice Gallery, 666 N. Coast Hlghwar., Laguna Beach. Sokolov, whose paint nos.
rad late color and movement In an unusual
stylistic concern, will be honored at a
6 p.m . reception Saturday. Viewing Gallery
hours are 11 to 5 Wednesdays-Sundays.
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hearing loss, on "Here's Boomer"
tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4.
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ness cen soon turn 10 trag-
«ty. (2 ln.l
I p ...... MAO.AZJNf.
MOYIE I
•• ·~ "Arlutlert>-( 1951)
Rey Miiiand. Jen Sterling.
A beeet>ell tNITI WW\I the
penn¥1I under the owner-
ship of • Cit (2 hrS )
• 2tTONIQKT
HOltSuaen~ 119 WASHtNOTOH WEE><
INREVIEW
8:30 D ME AHO MA)()(
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lfM'VIEW
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THERE A IETT'fR WAY'?
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HllftlitMI lhe prlm1ry
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lnQ lfld 1119 -.ct Of die
IMdle Oft """'8rY ,_ e 9 TINll IED AND
IROWNIMOE
l.lonel'• lmwtioltlon Into
en unaoMld mwdlW IMda
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lriend 1t11 IMl!lng In an
Ol»ltlfronl town ""*" She
bec*l9 to hew strange -• THE COl.UMll&A.
VOtCE8 ~THE RIVER
Mullc.. po«yy end ~·
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TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA • 1:30 -A.Dlell Bueball. The ~ HalolJ return bome to take
on the American Lea~e champion
Baltimcn Orioles at the A.
NBC 8 10:00 -NBC Reports: Is
There a ~tter Way! Tbe political
primary system comes under aerutlny
as Bl,U Bogen examlnel the metboda of
selecting presidential candidates.
KOCE 8 10 :00 -'•The Time
Machine.•• Rod Raylor and Yvette
Mimieux star lo this movie version of
the H.G. Wells novel about an inventor
who goes back into prehistoric time •
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rocll·bOtlom d•t• for
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Oec:ar .... ~the •l<WY
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banned lfom Midtown
Memortlll Ho9pllll
• THE l!HHY HU
SHOW •
Benny tr11e hil ti.I Nnd
M w.Mrn St)4a hurnOr:
no.a~~.
11:30 8 ()) THE AVS«IEAS
The A~ ..-en lot
iio•nl• u11ng c au1ar
pigaOn9 With ~-to
tllk• pt1oto. of • IOP ..,....
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Metty~.
I MTINGOAME 9 F'NOAY8
OUMta. Tom Petty encl 1he
~ 0 ~~AU.fHAT
lAl'OE
Tonight 0.... la Ot!lelk>.
Becket. me pape. enc1 IOnQ
Arttu .
• HOCWt'8 HEN)E;8
Hc>Qln'• platl9 to etlmonate
• delMclor run lnlO 1>1ot>-
1ema..
., OET SMART
When • ..,,.. welPO" "
st<>len t.om C~TROL
fleldqull1en. Smairt end
JOHN DARLING
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c:epturw .,,. mood encl
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tw. 50mon)
• MOYIE * * "A Bell f tOlft Hell"
119701 Vn.eu Undlots.
AeNud V~ A dMClty
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end lfWee GOU.ins .... he
C'Jla•IWI l.btbegs
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
""'°'" he 1118"'1 -In ,,_... he k>fgoa • ba&-
blll ~ to attend a
scttOOI function of Man's.
• CAROL 8URNETT
AHO FAllEHD8
•• • "The Time
M1c hlne" ( 19&01 Rod
T~. Y...ne Ml!Neux
BaMld on "'* nlM9I by H G
We41S The ~Of of •
11me rnea-II'...._ to rM
d1S11nt future end
become9 lf1'YOM9d In the
rebelllon of 1 cNldlike peo..
pte -' !hell aul>lfll •
·-''tlnnefs. •• (1 "' • 30 min)
10:30 ·~
TB..EVIStQH
D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
111 KTlA (Ind) Los Angeles
fl KABC-TV(ABC) Los Angeles
()) KFMB (C85) San Diego D KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles
9 KCST (ABC) San Otego
I KTTV(lnd.) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles
ID KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angele& 6D KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
Sk111 "Good-bye C'*1ie."
"SOio Opera. ..
• WASttHCJTON WEEK
INAIVIEW
G;) WALL STMETWEE<
"Requiem For Auto
Sloc:ll•'• au.t: MetyaM
N. Keller, ..., vloe ~
Dena Schutnt's fllm "Set·
-ftllr..ce" ooncem1 an~~wno
enll911 '" ttle Army Reeerve
end Ste¥en Marti's "a.tan
Of WMll" .. the .. ol •
wt..t ..,_ "°"' w~ ina1on wflO QOee II-om revs IO,_,__
A Working Honeymoon· for Actress
By JERRY BUCK
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The part wasn't
that big, but it offered a si.Jt·week booey·
moon in Europe.
·'I'd never been to Europe before and I
"t-tt1•~~·"'· ,,_._..,...,.,." was dying to go," said Laurette Spang-
McCook.
After ahe was offered a small part in
"Towi.st." she and John McCook -be bas
a starring role -moved up their wedding
date to accept the roles.
TREY PIA Y TOUR g\ddes escorting an
all-star cut from London to Amsterdam to
Rome to Paris in "Tourist," an Operatioo
Prime Time offering to be broadcast on
many stations in June. It's sort of a
landlocked "Love Boat" lo format.
themselves before production of ''Tourist''
began.
"The reason we went to Venice.'' Miss
Spang recalled. "was because we'd seen
the movie 'A Uttle Romance.' On our
third day we took a gondola and ltWed un·
der t.be Bridge or Sims at sunset."
She'd recently completed a starring role
in the ABC aeries ''Battlestar Galactica,"
and McCook had left the soap opera "The
Young and tbe Restless" after five years.
Th«:y met while she was co-host of a
local televiakJo talk s how, and had never
acted together before ''Tourist."
••1 WAS 80llT OF traumatized about our
first time oo camera together," she said.
• ·1 waao't prepared for it. You have two
dlfferent personalities -one on the set
and another at home. Obviously, It didn't
require any deep acUna and we'd like to
do a movie lolether."
THE SHOW. WBJCB some stations will
run as a two. hour movie and which othcn
will nm in half·bour episodes over five
days. is a pilot for a series for Operat.ioo
Primenme.
Miss Spang sald her major interest was
in seeing that ber husband got a good role
"beca~ tt's bard to make the transition
from soaps to prime time."
Miss Spang bu made numerous ap-
pearances on television shows and bas
made several pilots. Sbe wu Cbarhe
<Mason Adams> Hume's daugbler ln early
episodes of CB.5' ··Lou Grant." She bas •
also been on "Happy Days" five times.
••1 WAS IN • Al&POST "W :• lbe said. "I
was the out~-focus stewardess. I worked
six weeks on tbe movie, and Sharon Glas
and I tried so bard to be seen. We were
treated like caWe. We'd sit on t.be back ol
tbe a.et and talk like acboollirla and we'd
get yelled at."
TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS
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TUNE 1:801 NIW8 2:00 MOYm
••• "The Second Ol'MI-
... Sea" (!lee) ...._
C1eln, O~ge Nadet.
Women ~ then!-
~ "' .,, old tor1 "'*' "*' luC>ende -CM-SI lr'llly ~ frttng 10 Ml·
ne • county diepute. 12
lnl 12>e NEWI
2:21 e tutCM! * * e * "The Wlntlow Bo('" ( llMll! Aober1 Donel.
a.two-.. lAlghlon
• MOV1I * *'~ ••A 8ddi9r Named
Joa'' ( 1970) Ling Jef!Tlea.
Luclanna P•lunl An
AIMncM\ tOIOlef 0-.t•
,,.. comc>eny in Vlee ... ..,..
end ~ inYOIYed ,,.,
cMI 11Qhf• I 1 IW . 25 mon I
"°I:
• • 'h "TeHOt In The
Jun91e·· ( 19MI Fewn
S1lvet. Rot>ett Burn1.
~AO. HEWS 3:tS MOVIE
• ··~ • .,,. ~Mora
(1$441 Hidy ~. PaA
Henreod In tlM-4. the Nam
cr..ee c:t*>9 in lAbon 12 In.. 15min I
4:000 MCME * * °" •·Joe 8Ulterfly"
(1967} AWtll Ml.rphy, Sur·
0-...,.,.l ... 410·=
4:11·~
• "' "Kii Or .. Kllld" '19!0) u-.. Tl9rnly, o.o<ee ~
... snMllDWAW
"John and I were planning to get mar·
rled on March 1, so we moved the wedding
up to Feb. 16.'' she said. "We had a
houseful of relatives, we were both dead
tired -and that was tbe night of the big
rain.
Mias ~·a role as Rofle Ann ls the
comic relief, althoul(b It ·wasn't writ.ten
that way.
She's also t.ryiq her band at writ.lng. _
•'The streets were flooded and wubed
out. We nnally got to tbe cburcb 45 . minutes late. I bad to wear blue jeans in
the car to keep my gown clean." RUSH WEDDING
Uluretl9 ap.ng THE NEXT DAY they new to Rome, _________ then took the train to Venice for a week by
"I looted at tbe script and knew I bad to
do aomeOdn1.'' she 1aid. "I wun't a big
part for me. but it was good for me. It was
good and bed. It could have been frustral-
lnl but it helped me direct my energy
toward maldna the part better."
'I wrote a 'Movie or t.be Week'," she ,. .
said. "l haven't shown lt to aQ)'body yet. ~
It was a therapy session for me to see ii I .. · • ·
could do it."
Miss Spana also wrote a show abe hopes Dotdtle TretdJle to sell foe" an epilode or "'Hut to Hart. .. She aiUd she wrote that one so that her Patrtct llac:nee has bis bands full with Beth
husband could aet t.be guest star role. and Kann Specht (or Karen and Beth: only
the£r motber mows for sure> in '"!be Billion
ABC Tops Daytime Emmys; Donahue Cited
Dollar Tbrea~ •• a TV movie airing tonlaht at
800 ABC,Qwmel7.
NEW YORK <AP>-ABC walked olf with 10
a•ardl and CBS' "Guidlng utbt" was booored u
the eUIOD'I outalanclinl IOaP opera durin& the
seventh annual Emmy Awards show for da)'tlme
pl'Olrammtnc.
Phil DMah• wu cited durfnl the live bro6d·
cast Wednelday u outatandinl bolt of a talk,
serVlce or variety aeries. and hll 1yndlcated "Doaaliue" prG1ram won an Emmy u the best
sbow in tbe Catetor'Y. ABC bad tbe moet nomlneel. II, whlle NBC
bad 11. CBS tJltlhl and the Public Bro9dcutint Service tbr& ID llddltioD to Ule 10 aw.,. woo by
ABC. NBC toOIE ft¥t, CBS four Mid PBS aee .
.... ....... -Mid .... Ccf1 in NBC'• .. ,.....,. World .. -wu aamed the ......... , .,....,L....,,.· llDd hdilb u.trt . ....,
piaJ1 'flil'9 !!!! ·~ Ufe to Uft0
' OD ABC,
the outata...ttn1 act.reu.
~for best same abow boaora ended in a ue NBC'1 "Hollywood SQuarea .. and
ABC's "'lbe $30,000 Pyramid.'' Peter llanball or
"Hollywood Squares" wu clt.ed u ouutudtn1
gamelbow.._
1 Awardl 1Dteclmlcal and IOIDe other catefodee were p1 ufnted in earlier ceremcmles.
•
LOCAL JALEMT WANTED
AUDITIONS
MONDAY, JUNE 9
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C'
SHOE
••t just l8ld I W81 behind IChedule. .•
I didn't say I would~'t waJtl"
f MISS PEACH
THE FAMILY CIRCUS
"t don't care for airy of that ptchup iub·"
D!NNIS THE MENACE
-~TH~LA5T
ITEM IS "LOVE ANI> f(tSSES>
SWl:ETJE." UEIL
I ELL HE~ JIM
MAR~reD.
TUMILEWEIDS
!. . -
by Jeff MacNetty
by Miii uurius
ORA88LE
by CMrttt M. ScMll1
nf SW ""1IE. >aJIJIPI
15 ~~TUlS
lJME ~'(WI. ...
by Tom Bltiuk
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
~N,l'VE~
Tu~~ lHE tooS
AHO I COOU> USf A Cl\ANOE.~
OR. SMOCK
1i''s 1"'He -rRo e
t..1 F E: S'T'ORY
OFA FORAAeR
e>R..oi.. IN SURC:SeO N
by Gus Arriola
• OM.Yl'ILOT Q
"OtcHve. ahllke hands wtth our new bouncer."
by Kevin Faga
Ell'( .. ARE '/OU
LOOKI~ R>f1. A
01AHGE-OR
Pl'4 0RDmL -
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by George Lemant
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE I
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59 can prO'/.
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10 MafN"I rNt9 65 ~Slal <X
14 EJUSt M*ltll
15 a.ant hunt« 67 Wat•~M
16 S.:r9d bul 89 lnOMduals
t7 ··5t11M1 -70 Hence
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ta Allan ft. n Wyoming s
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22 Q\lllclOony 75 Wtthertld
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32 PlltnoclC gp.
33 Pnor10
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ON THE SPOT .. FINANCING
WTTH APPAOVED ~EDIT
RAY FLADEBOE
SPRING INTO A
RABB11
auyor
L,easeNowat
SALE
ELOW
INDOW !Jl,2!1!
Plus • • • A Blltaft Charges! • • • No Dealer r•~,... rst • • •
WE.IE OYEISTOCIED. SO DON-Y WAIT FOi END·OF-SUMMEI
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BY POPULAR DEMAND
WE ARE REPEATING OUR SALE .1
OF LAST WEEKEND WITH ANOTHER ROUND
OF HUGE DISCOUNTS AN.D FACTORY
REBATES IP 10 S
FROM s I 0000 ON REST AS TO
$1 50000 ON BRONCOS
ANYTHING GOES
IN OUR CELEBRATION OF
·ao BRONCO 4x4 WILL Y'S RETURN TO FLIGHT
UST.PllCI: ml1
.SUMSl'J DISCOUMT: 1147.
FACTort lmATI: 1000.
SUMSITlmATI: IOO.
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USE YOllR REBAR AS DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE IT IN CA5", RUSE n TO UASE.
•• •
•
. e PLUS WE'RE REDUGB OUR s300,000 USED CAR lllYBITORY e
• WITH A 72 HOUR SALE ENDING SUNDAY MIDNIGHT w~~:!~~:!,~':LE
,! NOTICE '71 MOMTECAllLO '72CHEYROLETMOYA '72TORIMOWAGOH • J. V8. power st eering. AM/FM taoe and more. 6 cylinder. 3 S()eed. great on gas. 1606EAAI l ow m1ies. good clean transportadon. (190FNGJ SUMSl'r JOllD, IMC. HAS PUaCHASm THI Bmll (952BUJ1
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•
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'76 FORD BITE
Luxury group, Wtyt "f'OOf. wire CIO'll9r5, sollt cloth
seats 9ld kits more. (389RKN)
77 TOYOTA COROLLA
4 speed tranemlsak>n and more. (910SOG)
: OMLY s2995
ONLY s4174
•74 FORD MA vatCIC
Makes a good second car. ( 798KFLl
77 FORD MA YEllCIC e cyHndef. powec' steering, low miAee. ( 409TLPJ
'76 FOllD T....,
TW<Hone gold, luxury group, full pawer. (806PR0)
OMLY 52995
'75 FORD LTD
Good transportation and Clean. ("95MKKJ
'71 IUICIC CEMTURY ve. power steering. air oondrtioning. !096V8Vl
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== -'71::..:~~ • ve. O<)Wef' steering • .tr conditioning. low milee.
investment car. (313XKEJ
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ve. power steering. air conditioning. F'lldc. AM/FM ·-= tape, pawer windows and locQ. low mli.t and men.
(~VUA)
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2 to chooee froMI Both loaded with goodies a bottl
are super ae.n1 (900VOS) a (867VWO).
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DAILY PllOT
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Many Curious A.bout
Other Person's Wage
ND' \'ORK (AP) -8taa1ial ...... for baDk tel*" averq• ... eoo.1n • eood year. a buly aoaa 8'aR HD e)eu tns,ooo.
A 1~ aal•clerk at~•'• mu• around •.uo a Y•ar. The 1vera1• abopU.fter can "tam" ass.ooo.
The b.ad nun o ln an avera1e American hOlpitaJ was paid
11~. 700 ln um Olreeton of publlc rflaUooa at bolplta11 averaaed
a..1.1.--..u.u.mam.a.1a1111111.....J more than 123,000.
I~:~ade
·!· ::Eyed on
~:·Bails
SAN FRANCI SCO
t AP > Th e annua l
stateWlde pr1onty hst of
bl1bway raJlroad cross-
• . Ines deemed moat in . . . Geed o r improve ment
bas been laaued by the
stale Public Utilitlea
• Com mission.
The list comlsta of 67
••• crossings for Ul80-81, but
:--. :only "six or seven" pro-
: :Jects will be touched • because only $15 million
• ·is set aside annually by
.Caltrans and the state
·• Trans por ta tion Com·
···mission. the PUC an·
. · nouncement said.
· · PUC establishes the
· fi st ever y year after
public hearings in San
Franc isco and Los
• • -• ~geles al which cities,
counties and other agen·
cies nominate projects.
The top 10 projects
a nd their loc ations
which are scheduled for
improvement, separa·
-t1on or alteration are, io
-their order on the list :
El Monti" P•c• A•mon•. S•n
M •teo P<>t>l•r AYf'l'l\W Al•m•O• • -County, NllH Pten•nlOf'I, Fr•~no
• -'°"nty, -·-· Ale....cle Covntv, ll..,.rtnO<"e·Attemont. S.n
Melf'O, TiltOO\ A""nue, S0..111 S.n
,:,•nc l~to Gr•nd A v ~nvf
Ot ••"''a.. ComO•MO low•rino. Fr~,no. ~-A~w. C•llran._ n•-~n a.m.ro1no
Mesan's
Oasswork
TllEH! AND Ol'BSa MLA&Y ODDITIBS and outra1es are
Included ln "America'• PaychMU," '°"which author D,vW Har· rop pa1~ IOOM tbe best·kept financial aec:reta ol everyone from
docton to plumben, co~rate executives to call 1lrla.
In the 1ummer1 of IO and '31 , the New York Yankees paid
Babe Ruth sao.ooo to play ball. That wu more than President
Hoover eamed either year.
If Ruth were playing in the aummer ol 'IO, takinc into account
~ years ol lnflatioo. be would likely be paid $800,000. not mucb less
than the $1 mjllion Nolan Ryan ii eam.tnc to pitch wt\b the Hous10o
Astros.
And that's sill way beyond the $200,000 salary pa.id President
Carter.
IN IDS BOOK, llA880P DETAll3 salaries in sucb ~
fessionals as law, medicine, educalioo, covernment, sports, enter-
tainment. banking, publishing, industry and crime.
And ol such notables as former secretary of state Henry Kiss-
inger -more than $500,000 a year from lectures, c:omultlnt and
writing : singer Diana Rosa -sz.sz million for 12 •intlnl
performances at AUantic City cul.noe in 1980-82; Chase Manhattan
Bank chairman David Rockefeller -$373,000; and Playboy
magazine publlaber Hugh Heiner -$302,000.
''Most people are secretive about their salaries," Harrop said. "Salaries~ personal and very mucb Ued up in the American con-
cept about what you're worth .... I expected to be resented for dolog
this book, but I wasn't. Most people are very curious about what
other people make, but they're secretive about tbelr salaries ."
HARROP SAID HE GATBE8ED DATA from public records
and by .. just talking to people."
The people most consumed with salary matters. Harrop said,
are blue collar workers and the very, very rich.
An associate editor in publiabing earns $15,500 a year. A
teacher in Montgomery. Ala .. earns $13,038 a year. An el~cian
averages $21,400; a plumber. $19,100
··'lbe thing that surprised me the most lo researching this boot
was that because or this age of inflation. in certain fields -prin-
cipally entertainment-people are making Just as much now as
they did in the old days.'' Harrop said. "Entert81Dmeot as tne ~l
paid field, decade lo decade."
IN 1916, HE SAJD, CHARLIE Chaplin received $670,000 for
making comedies for one year. A year later , he received $1 million
for directing and starring in eight two-reel comedies, plus $15.000
for each reel over two and 50 percent of the profit.s oo all over five
reels.
Today, with the dollar worth barely one-sixth as much. movie
act.or Burt Reynolds receives $3 million per film plus 10 percent of
the gross profits.
One area where s alaries have increased substantially over the
decades is medicine.
"Doctors' incomes have gone up two or four Umes more than
lawyers or educators," Harrop said. "At one time during our his-
tory, the three professions were fairly equal.''
RADIOLOGISTS, lNTEllNISTS AND pathologists are the
R • d highest paid specialists, averaging SlOS,000, $102,600 and $98. 700 ecogn•ze reapectjvely.
Elsewhere in -the bo6pital, a licensed practical nurse earns
Wiiiiam Merlino of $9,800; the laundry man.ager, about 116,700.
Costa Mesa baa been cit· Tbe average income for all lawyen in the ll8Uoa in 1950 wu
ed for academic ex· $8,500. Last year it waa $32..500, but start1na salaries this year at
cellence at Troy State some Wall Street ftnns hit a record S37 ,000
Uoiventty Ala At the New York law ftrm ol staddeo, Arpe, Slate. Meagher ' · and F1om, six or the 49 partners made between $600.000 and
Merlino was presenteo $800,000 in 1978. Harrop said.
the aerospace studies In the four years before be became president, Richard Nixon
general military course earned about $150,000 a year as a lawyer. In 1976, then-lawyer
academic a ward for pro-Cyrus Vance earned $280,000. Attorney Lows Niur charges $350 an
fessionalism, leadership hour; Melvin Belli $250.
a nd acade m ic grade
point average, accord·
.. ·.ing t o a c ollege
· spokesman. The award
recognizes top Air Force
Reserve Officer Train·
1ng Corps student at the
\ID.iversity.
. ·• Merlino ls a graduate
• . of Estancia High School.
r
····-Tear Gm
-·class Set
At Sears
. Sears Roebuck & Co.,
·C osta Mes a, ba s
scheduled a two-hour · •. tear gas weaponry class
lrom 6:30 p.m. to 8:30
• • p.m . June 12, a Sears
· ~pokesman said.
• lb e c la ss will b e
••• awarded a certificate
~ . needed t o obtain a
. seven· year permit to
carry a t ear gas
· we apon, a spokesman
• ..said. ;~:: Tbe coet is $30, and
:":-l9nrollment may be •>~"Jnade in advance or on
• • • the day of the claaa.
For Information,
6754211.
7Honored
·""· .... Irvin ~ :l'U. e
Seven Oraqe Cout
:.. 1tudenta attendln1
;. Cbrlat COlle1e lnln•
w.i.)Ma .. be.a umed to tbe
ki • ~·1111t ud honor roll
.r• ror academic acelleoeo
·• \turln1 the winter
•r ~ademlc quarter. •'• Tbe 1tudentt are
--Yiebael Bel.rd, Irvine;
Robin Ertmao and Krl•
Walcott, both of ~aa Clemente ; Kare
• Sandburg, ffuUnstoa
: ; Beach; .Jennifer ltell·
"''· Coeta Mesa, aQd .St•••D Lelnbo1 and R*rt ........... ,_c....iMar.
,
GOVERNMENT SA.LAIUES, PAID FROM taxes, wander all
over the place:
-Cabinet secretaries, $619,630; assistant aecretarlee, $52,700.
-Members of Congress, $60,663 per year, plus $111.500 ex· penses.
-California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., $49,100
-New York Gov. Hugh Carey, SSS,000.
-Texas Gov. William Clements. $'11.400 .
A civll engineer in Connecticut earns $13,815 a year. A person doing the same tob in Alaska makes $22,.392.
A firefighter lo Los Angeles makes $20,358. The Job pays
$14.266 in Boston. Police officers in those clues annually earn
$20,045 and $13,900 respectively.
Bau>ES SHOPLlnEas AND LOAN shark.I, Harrop·· BeC•
tloo on crime listed call girls, about ~.000 a year. and heroin
pushers, who can clear $300,000 profit for each kilogram they sell.
"Money ls more important to most people than interesting
wort," Hanop said.
City Hall System
Air Conditioning
Foul-up Expensive
A foul·up between two San Clemente city departments bu foreed the
City Council to allocate an additional 112,100 to complete the lnatallaUoo
of air conditioning in City Hall.
In what City Manager George Caravalho called "a cluslc cue or
boondoggling,'' air cooditloning equipment wu purebued thatcou.ldn 't
be u.sed wil.b the present City Hall electrical system.
IN O&DE& TO mate the
system wort, the city bu to in-
stall a new tranarormer, a new
service panel and additlooal
wirinl and cable at a cOlt ~
$12,100.
City Engineer Ed Puta nkl It
••• bl• underatandio1 clt7 maintenance penoanel weren't
comubd befon UM air eondl·
tlo= equlpmeiat WH pur· cb
..TBE EQUIPMSNT waa
bud1et.ct hv uotber department.
of tbe t11ti.f· Puta 1atd, '"not the
people who were to mat.all UM
unJt.."
,
------------------------
$1. 7 4 Million
On21cBet
WIGAN, EnlJud CAP> -An out-of.wort dnftamaa ud a re-
tired dert, friendl for 40 ,..,.
in tbia DOrUaem Ea1land tn.
du1trial town, todQ abared a
$1.'1' mW6oD w1.D Oil Brltal.n'1 soccer PoOll. Tbey bad bet oaJ¥
21 ceata.
TIM lucky pair, wbo·bave bMD
caaually ftWaa tD PoOll CCNPOM every weet over a Sunday clrtnt
for yean ''Just to PH• tb•
u~--z ..... banded • cbeek at a Loaama ......... ..,.
"Thete'I DO point~ .aclt-s at my •I• •• qlll
IT·J...-. Tom Mc a
, ....... Wllo reuted t1'0
JuntllD.;
-•
NOLAN RYAN
MonlM Ballplayer
DIANA ROSS
Singing Profitable
HUGH HEFNER
Wealthy Playboy
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
$870,000 In 1918
LOCAL I .,,.. -... .. _.._. .. llWI 0r....,. ~ DAILY PILOT CLASStflED ADI
.. .. c.a..ll.• ... -. Ml•.... ~~---,_ ......... M ,_._
..
Coastal
Students
Honored
The American
Chemical Society of
Oranee County bu re·
cotnlzed the top uni·
ve rait y, college and
high school chemistry
students of the Orange
Coaat.
The honored unlveni·
ty and college atudenta
were B. Kay Brightman
of Irvine. Saddleback
College; Larry Kralss of
Costa Mesa. Southern
California College:
Edward Mc New o f
Irvine, Saddlebac k
College; Scott A. Mur·
ray of Seal Beach. UC
Irvine ; and Neal A.
Nalto ol Costa Mesa,
Orange Coast College.
Outstanding high
school students included
Wayne Alkin. Marina
High , Huntington
Beach; Vabe Aloian,
Westminster High :
Larry Doan. Huntinctoo
Beach HIP; J . Curtis
Edmonason , San
Clemente High; Joanna
Jen. Univers itr High,
Irvine; Joan Undgren.
Laguna Hills High:
Jahyun Parle, Fountain
V a lley Hi gh ; Kev in
Smlth, Dana Hills High,
Dana Point : and Dhai
T ram , Estancia High .
Costa Mesa.
UCI Hails
Work of
Quartet
A student and three
faculty members from
the Orange Coast area
have been honored at
UC Irvtne ror work m
the School of Physical
Sciences. wuversity of·
fic1als said.
Perry Dav1d Lobel of
Newpo rt Beac h was
n a m e d outs tandin g
graduating senior in
mathe m a t ics. Lo be l
plans to attend the UC
Sa n Diego Me dical
School.
The faculty winners
are Kenneth J . Sbea of
Irvine. assistant ·pro-
feuor of chemistry:
Jona s Schult& of
Newport Beach. p ro·
fessor ol pbys1C'S; and
Howard G. Tucker or
Irvi ne. professor or
m athematics.
Skaters
Oass Set
Roller skating classes
s p o ns ore d by Sad-
dleback College in Mis·
sion Viejo will be held Frida~ between June Z1
and Aug. 8 from 7 to 8
p.m . Roller s kating fun
damentals as well a s
disco techniques will be
taught. The class will
m e et at Outer Skate
Arena. 320 Ave. Ptco in
San Clemente.
The $2'4 fee for the
class includes state ren·
tat. To regis ter ca ll
831--4M6.
Trmning
Room Open
The weight training
room at Saddleback
College in Mission Vlejo
will be open to the public
this summer at a C08t of
50 cent.I a vtait. Hours are Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 6
p. m . to 9 p.m . and
Satu~ys from 9 a.m. unUl noon.
()pin recreatloa Canis
must be purcbued in
adn.nee at tbe campus
Community Seulces Reltstratlon ontce. For
inlormaUoa call
131-41M.
StudentYma
Grand Prize
Gene Arm1tron1 of
Westminster WH tbe
1rand priae winner of
Golden West Collese's
fourth annual sraphina
COD~
CoU.,. olftclala tald
eatrt• in the eoaa.i. ......... bymlA .la· itnacton. .... J ..... a c c o r d I D I ~',l o
matbemaUcaJ correct-
D e 11, 1Raut7, and .........
EQUAL HOUSaNB .
OPPOltTUNITY
'lft~·=~~ in U. newspaper la aub-
jed to tbe Federal Fair
Houlnl Act of IHI wbieb maba tt UJep1 to advertlH "an1 pre· ferenee. UmitaU.. or
dilcrimination b....t on
nee, color. reli11Go. ~•. ar oaUooal origin, or u
intention to make any
5udl preference. bmila·
tion. or diacrl m.i.oallOD.. •'
1lnl newspaper will not
knowingly a ccept any
a dve rt111ng for real
.... AS .. M+M•&M
M09UM»ILll
UIM~o.&
wtiUt...., ept'I ud I
_, brick ff1>1c ID WI
lllll'acllve a bdrm. 2 ba
..... LI• ...... b .. ._,wtthnoq~•
a low down. OnlY •·•· Ad now, call t79-5S70 to-
day.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
estate wtlich i. m viola· --------• baa al the law
aaolS: AclYerliMn
..... dlecll ....... .., -,..,... ... ... . . ...... ,..
DAI.TN.OT-•
WALK m--ADcLlYI"
$18*,000
AJ1.1st dream! Ownen 3
Bdrm + two 2 Bdtma.
Beam-like ceilings,
wood y atmosphere.
Owner-will carry.
Beat Eastside IDYHl-
meot Ii*., far ....... .. -·od ... -...,. 400lll" tl!l!!': £\
HwsfarW. C.Mit'~
·--;· •• • • • • •• ·ioc;2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!l!I••-....................... uc:a IA Y vt'!l:tui Former niOdel, ·
ly decorated. Owner will
carry large 2nd. Call
646-TITI OPfl, t, i • ,, \ 'Uf>.I fOfV '1"11(1 •
[®:lfllll
YGll'IWlllta-"t ftb tbia bea re-
deeorat.ed 4 Bdrm poof
home wrt.b new carpets,
wallpaper and fresh
paint Presente d at
Sll.S,000 Call Bonnie
Barnngton. a gt
675-6000
BEST BUY
$U4.,900 buys thas lovely
h o m e f o r t h e d is·
crimioallDI fa mily. 4 ~ bdnns would
aoHaodale your faauJy.
Coartyard and IJ'OUDd.s
are ideal for "green
Unuab" faoc1en . VA ..,... s,ed&l bom9 for
a~fa.mlq.
M5G3
FORESTE
OLSON -........ ,Qlllll.
w,..,,_..._
S BR, 4 Ba , caatom
wat e r f r on t home
w/l7x38' p vt dock.
P r t ced SJ ,295,000.
Builde r w /trade for
Palm Spnngs Estate.
For detaila on tlUs bome
and appt lo see, call
Carol Half, •et. 631-0094.
Pnnc. Only.
MEWPOaT DUPLEX
One ~5+9t~~helor! 111700 gross. 1 block to
water. Owner financing
12%-3 years! Call fa.st,
7SZ-1700
0>t>1 !11 9 •II\ I VN 10., '°"'I'
1WOFOROMI Tbla la a ballder•a
dream. Two llomell CID a hlll!e l1al3' lat JIOOed R1.
Midway Citt la under
COWJty .aning and they
allow ane urut per 1000 sq
ft Po6sibWlles are Wl·
hmtted Move quic k !
Ask.Ing only Sl.25. 000
BAL BOA I SLA N D
REALTY I Pride 1 ~~~rs h 1p 1 ______ S73-87 ___ oo ____ _
apartments' 1...., year;
okL Enclmed earqes. 111111 MY
comb 2 BR tt l BR. On Ul'I •••
si&e llllP'· Low maant. lo· what a iorgeous 4 bdrm
come $14,200 a ye ar home and In such a super
acbed. Xlnt terms and k>cadoa (Newport Beacb ricbt olf! Call for pn>-Dover Shores area> with
fcnmDOW.7SZ·l700 U~floorplu~
O"'t"' "' o. ", 11J/'1 •• • .., -..i 1 vtding livability al it's ! ~·IU!ltl ~!.~:~S
terest loan and seller will UTil£ llAllSlll C:~~os.m,ooo
ALLSTATE Tree tined street ae.cts to
Um mapaflceat 3 Bdrm
naadence. Enter llle
coertyard with f~al · REALTORS
pomt foantam Sttunt.y .... ---_-_-_-_-_-_ --------------. sate UllU"eS C'Omplete W .. W.\i.UWWWWWJ..Z.LWLJ
s-incJ. Gardea aettiq a ~11:':d1~. 1'·-Cab.fornia liVlJll at ita -¥9"Y best! UnbebevabJe! aa.oao.
&4583
FOREST E
OLSON ................
~·--~
RED CARPET'9
'Ns SiCJ11 Dia ach
Y•tott. ....
lNFORllATION ON
PROPERTY
YOUCAMIUY
~.Jr ... .,mm
a Bdrm ocmdo EutaJde. CALL o.aa ...... Calt146-nn 7~4 in
Ol'f"' iifO.tt S fl.IN ION NICI• ~-.
f·'fl NII ~ ........... : .-.-•••-=~ )our own! You'll find
many homes advertised
flnd. what you want ln ror sale m <;lasslfled
• Oa.aly PUal Cluaifleds. evet') da!:_ __ _
. . . . . CiJ ColdweU Banker
. --.... ,
OCMMMe-...SWIW
Treat yourself to a auperb llfeltYJe
In this 8 bedroom, fa~ room
home In Jaamtne Creek. l:nJoY
tennls t'OW'ts, p00l A tJie eeelllity ot
a auarded communtt)'. -.-.
t
I
sount COAST cot.a .....
Here•1 a deU1htful 1 bedroom townbome near South eo..t Plau and
Town Center with J(u1rded 1ate entry.
beautJ.fW pool. exercise room and
meanderlna atreama amid lush
Jandscapln1. Perfect for vtattlng
buaioe11men ! Cheerful. sparkling
clean and only 173.900. A clean deal !
U~HJIJI: l-IUMl:i
REALTORS. 675~
l44.1 Ea.t c .... H""w•w. COl'oaa clel MM
WI! HAW: J 3'0f ntE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
NHIMSULA '°'"' Newly dec·oratc d 4 bdrm. fa mil.'
home. Ocean view! $325.000.
IAYF«OMT
We ha\e se\er al fine homes
\\1th p1('r & !)ltp
EL TORO HORSE COUNTRY
4 Bdrms .. 3 ha th!-.: ranC'h j;t v i e.
mini-est<il<' in or anJw J!r'OH'S. $249.SOO.
BILL GRUNDY, REALlOR
341 Boy\1dt• Drove. N 8 675 · 6161
TOWNHOUSE WITH BOAT SUP
Yo• It••• tlte best of boU.
wortdL . _.,., .. ,'I cmd watwi lmtic &
•-nt.olor pin foewal Wulor 3 bed. 24ory wfflt loods of lpKe. Ur.-
....... _.. wfflt VIEW. Y• owt1 ...
Mat tip! C:O.•aNe.+ Newport loc...__
$275,000. 673-6900
ON WATER-fRONT 10W VIEW
W... IAY p••-c VU. 2 t.d. 21..
CO .. , I• HC•rlty bldg. $275.000.
631-1400.
f ABULOUS HOME-VIEW
ProfeMIH•J decorated 11w .... , ..
wftll prf..cy md •terlw CIA ty•tl ....., to,.... & ... 0,..... ..,
lf•cl_ .,....._. wltlt 5 ••••• , ,_, ..................... ..., ......
,.., w., ..,me--"• mh•1 3 flunl11~ ... --~ ............. ..clt--. S7ts.OOO. 63I·1400
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REAL EST ATE s.... iw ...... Proc>rrt11 w._ .....
1436 W Co.I Hwy JIS M.ww ~
Newpon ~-h B.tl>CM lsi.nd
6Jl-1400 67U900
JUST USTED--DUPLEX
Do1t't ..... tt.11 ltlglt fwc._
pro11K ... ..._a.c ......
Marl 0--wll c...., • ..,.
2•d. A detace.ed fro•t 2 '
ledrONI •It e.as • fortMI
............. ,. ...... c .......
..... roaa 'Tlten'• a sp •cl-2 ••a•..., tlbo•• ... ,.... ..... wfflt ...... .....
,.eto. e.st '° lw• _...to
............. DflfW........,.11111 .............. ,...... ....... o,..... c_..,. l••Ht .ow!
$279,500
TIMMIS IOUT19UE ................. ._,....
~ ••· . .••••Y pede1trl••
trefflc. T••I• cloth• -4
OCCHIOf'IH -•• recllet1.
lltllil•••d ........ fw ... ,..... SU.000 + ... ....,,.
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
4tt-41S I 495-1720
s-111 Lag aa La!Jln• Migll.e
497-3331 49Wll2
L1;a .... c1. · o-row
REALTORS
'71-9111
llADY, WIWM• & AILI , .................. ..
M~llACH 0. A .... C e•• -. __ ..................... .
c ................... ,..... ... .... + ..,..,._SJto.000
COi.i Of MIWPOn' llALTOIS
Ulll.c:...tHwy .• C.-.. Mer
675-5511
• I ---- - -
REAL fSTATI EXCELLINCE SIHCI 1949
COSTA MESA ... Adult secured gated
condo. 2 Bedrooms . dining room.
Assumable 81h"lr VA loan. $109.500.
NEWPORT HACH 631·7300
MESA YBDI Gooff C..... View
MODOWMt 0Wming3Bdrm2bath, A BEST BUY! Deluu
family room. bri cit home 00 Sant. Ana C.C.
f. 1 2 Bdnns. 2 baths. raouty 1rep ace, tree lined rm. J•cuui. Best of all
street. VA-terms, no owner wall carry with dawn. Sli9~. Call now. ......, ..._ 1170 000 54&2313 CJ'/f1 uuwu. • . ~ .. I I 0 •Ii\ l t,t• i(I hj '• t Boyd ReaJtonl, f7$-51:JO [911111 '::!:.~::m:~:n~
Nol Cla.sai.fied Ads.
Under New Ownership •
GREEN VALLEY REAL TORS
"Professional Cou rteous Service "
2to5BdnM
WtthSpedal
Featuf'ff Uke .....
fBME
MANY
llw llllnlt
All 01111 .....
Don't W•lt CHOOSE
UM Your fnmllr
GI Cialt....,
1oocr:...:.,:o"' ..
8111 NOW!
YA HMS fREE ....... Buyer . ..,_ Pr1tection ........ lnSlnnee ·--·-----· Clll TIIJAY
, . ., . .,. ,., . , . .,
f'MI
mac nab I Irvine
r.ealty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
TUl'TU ROCK NISIDENT HOMES
FOaMB MODB.
4BR w /outstanding view! Both
formal & informal living areas &
maste r suite open off lg entry hall .
Extensive walls of glass w/sliding
doors provide patio access from
Jiving, d ining & fa mily rooms .
Air-conditioned. $310,000. Lorraine
'Reid 5.51-8700. <S· 11 >
CUl. .... SAC LOCATIOH
4BR. famil y rm family home
perfect for the young executive.
Open. airy feeling & lg woodsy back
yard. Close to schools . S209,SOO. Jim
O'Connor 551·8700. <S·12>
7SZ.T 4f4
C~ Voftey Cen1er
642-1235
llOI Dov• Or"'e
551.a
Woc:d>idqe Cel'ler
644-6200
Harbot v-c.,...,
SPECTACULAR
OllEMT AL HOME
Located on the front row Jn ~b
Irvine Terrace with an action view
that is unsurpassed. Shoji panels
open onto the beautifully manicured
garden & swimming pool -
sheltered & secluded. 'lbrou&bout the home you wi 11 flnd many
interesting features such as the
translucent ceiling ln the f amlly room, the Japanese tub in the
muter IUite, a formal dinlna area
with twlnldlnl U1bt1 view • 10
much more. OD4t of area's m01(
spectacular homes. 11 • .-.000 with
attractlve terms.
OLD WOILD a.-AMCI
Antiqm ~rved hand-rubbed wood &
11us e!fttr)' doon lead you Into Ulil
outstanding bol'Jle In Old Corona del
Mar. Total use of copper ceilings,
heavy IOlLd oak cabinets, brick floors
in & out. gourmet kittben, stained &
etched glasa thruout. Lavish use of
onyx & marble. French windows, spa
with TV. Living room up with ocean
view. Quallty, taste Is style for the
discriminating. $625,000. Owner will
help finance. Call now 644-4910.
WISLIY M. TAYLOI CO.. llALTOU
2111 S..Ja t I ....... ~ ... WPOlt ... ,.... ... ,. CIN1'9. M.a. 6~t10
QiM C0Mt8'CIAL
J 9UAIL
PLACE
NOPMTIIS•
10,. Tl .. .JO , .....
U"IL r l-'iLV I 03
OP! N HOU ',l
Rf Al TY
/.
1024 .-------1 Cout ffICbway, OWKr 111.uloa Hilla Couley will carry financia1. --mi!M(lll!ll!!9-• ·-••••••••••-•••-•••
aab. 3br, .... •snded-S.CD.>eq.ft. Call tr7S.as50 bOO ii1ND lstlllAn. lJamld. Laury coodo. Cl"fh 1•1 9 • '' ~ '~ 10 ht"T.c1 4 Br,) be. 2 (tplca., den, ~:.:~~~ [8111115~~ OWIBW/tf&I
Lawat~tn FlllM
lllO
Price, tenm • lDcome mab u.e 2 Bdrm a1U
today's tat blYatJDeD\
value. Central location
ar bus. acbooll. • st,op.
ping. Xlnt well main·
t.ained bulldioa. otr erect
at Sl.25.000. C•ll now ms:n1.
Bcb. bome w / v lew 6 -!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
yard. Dou1lu Holl11. l--------1·-------Mesa Verde. It feature.:
3 Bdrms, 2 bath•;
bemltiful atone fireplace
and is near all sc~. Owner will also CODllder selhn& VA. Hurry. woo't
last! Priced at only
"'1 ,500. CaJI 540-lUl
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642-5671
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m.m.un (owner) T,.. .. « t ~ sharp ~bedroom. family room. atrium.
secluded locataoo .
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lnl! ar<'hitt-rt 5
Bdrm 41' ba. din·
init room. pu.•r &
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Sl.250.000
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hardwood floors. re·
modded kitcb. Just •
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FULLB llALTY
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h o m e ( e a t u r 1 n g 4 ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f!!!!!! bedrooms. 2~ baths, and ::::
a kit mott. Comer k>c• lion. room ror a pool. A
steal at 13119 ,500.
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Mesa condo. former
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financing at 12% with
low down. Agt. Call
!166-2lll60
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This 3 Bdrm 2 bath home
features : hardwood noon. shake roof and
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Sec I usion. Offered At S330.000. ~llACH..a.AJM
Four Years Youn-.. Two La~ Bf'drooms .
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llW 11•~ -.....,., --.. Llti!S.JAMI area saturday and Swlday mornln1. ._. .-• ... ...._ • 'liilii HWtiMtl.w• Muat have dependable car and Sood ..,., .-. ea to: PO " P\.rm.Eaaluy, ,. al l d G •-._ l''. ...-port lldlll, Id= r v1ii1• rec8or . Conctact eorge -..... "' ... lfa..,•~wdad. m up. ardln1, ln1le opy Sale1 .___CA-. NI I.Um. Top~1 6 .._.. 6 alfain D -......... ~ -·d •-·-•·• •/•"en•· ,;_ epartment. 642-4321. -~11per/Ae~taat --· -• AP-....... ~ ~u. .. • c ..... --... ------•B!I mlllynaesp,hall~ • Ill .... S.Spm. -h rt -~ Call -... __. Alas&.. rrt~.._dw, ~ .. ,,.,, .. , ror e.a .. u:Jwy, 1..q. 8dL Tli6o&-MM.. -. llOI U1"HO ~AITM9CT
--pr? --. ....... P\llliUc Aecomtbal rtnn. Eaperlenced T•lu At least 2 years experience preferred. ~ tor l•· rt•a bn, peraa po•. ~foruporUnd· Excellent company beneflta. Salary ----~•'-,_--. _______ _, ~~ toe llrm I• N•wport commensurate with experience.
.... ARlibta...-oo.ty, uo BNch a.ao. Put U-. ~pply in persoo to Paul Ward or Seth
dSllT Aft crtK:l :Pl~ ... 5pm, Tw tbro S.in i :30·5 :30 lloa-rrr. -.:>benton. CO.jTe-:"-Wne,,,,,~. 11w1 • Jambane Rd., SebuUu's WHt. 140 <Slqut&HM311> CUSS..• AD~
ltnlblDCl/malataeuee. lnlM. 'J'D.QZ'74. Aft. Pklo.SuClemente. Free HawaliaD Vac for TIAIHll •u.aa:· Qc.e~.~ aw•....,., 4.,s bn dally. COOlllm.l.Aa.JAST eovemeu for 2 motbet· T h e CI ass if i e d Ad v er t i s l n g r::::rsa.::._ Rion Hardware. 1024 Vol\lm'e--buiTnua . .._ pnteeat. June thnl Department of the Daily Pilot has an
lrvine,Westdiff Plaza, Grinder Restaurant. Auaust. H1·199Z Aft immediate opening for a trainee in all
MloamtictnmreWJder _NB. ________ 1 ~oaziaNPCH. Hunt. Sch. s:~ phases. DuUes include typing (45wpm
• "-RU man. Call F u R N 1 T u R E electric>. filing, copy control, general
farappt.59-18 · CUJU~~.r~L. OJsmeticlanforfacialsla SALESPE R SON / clerical, and handling phones .
Au.to Mech. Efrlclent. only. N.B. Cat1Mt-4t80. exclusive •kfb care INTERIOR DESIGN for Advertising experience desirable but New abop Opportunity. ---------•salon. Prefer mature bilh quality major stott t O · ~m.zsu CAllWASHHILP penon.&U-4911 la Ooal.a Mesa. Mill. SYT no necessary. pportunity for
-11\all• l'-&rt Tl retail furniture up. advancement t.o telephone advertising AUroaoun ia•over me ~ Hetp, dry dean-s.t0-31122. Aak tor Chet sales. Excellent company benefits
11IE IIEGlSftR: l:arty ~BlWCASH ~~~7E~~~~ ...::St::ftmm=~n:_ ____ 1 include medical. dental. credit union,
::i-s ~~: ! ~x'r: ~ ----~-----·-·_M_. _ Dr.N.& M4-G832. GAS srAnON A'ITEN· etc. For interview, please call:
mooallgbt. Wives. re· CASHIB DAN'TS for self-service 642-4321, ext. ZT7
tired, dlsabtUty, stu· Do YoU eoJoy mualc! Do COUNTB PHSON ststions, c .M. Honest & PART TIME EVB41MGS
denU. Need &d wbeela. you like worklna with for party rental •tore. reliability • muat, Frr. Become a tra1·ned sales counselor S56-SC2S. people! Costa Mesa Part or full tune. Must Ptr S.9681
University Stereo nds wan Saturdays. Apply <over 21) with the Jim Long &
BABY Sl'ITING: for in· f/time cashier. No expr. :ms Newport Blvd. Costa General Associates Agency to supen;se and rant la my home. Moo nee. Aak for Lisa . Mesa. The Balboa Bay Club is chaparone DAILY PILOT carrier
thru Friday 7:30 am to _&e-_9531 _______ Creative Jewelry design nowturlng boys and girls on a one-0n-0ne basis,
': 30 pm . s 7 s '" k ..... A.... co has 0 Din r h rd FOOD CASHJER. Part . 6 t 9 p M w d Northwest HunL Bcb. """"'"er-s w~t.ed. FuU & pe 1 or 8 timl!. Must be avail. eves even Ing s O · e n 4: e M&-'190 part Cashiers wanted. worluog gem cutter. &wknd.s. concerned innovative persons who
---------• Full • P /t. Tustin & pnmartlY inlay type JOb. PSe&secallforappt. are looking for a lucrative part-time
BABYSl'lTING 2 toSPM. Laguna Beach area. work with all types or 64S-73S8 position. $4 hour to start·. $100. week Mon thru Friday la my LdJda· 644~ gem rougha. Exp pref. --------Mesa Verde area bome.1 ___ . ---·---· will trn right person. Sal GENERAL OFFICE potential. Call 642-4321. ext. 25C
cblld.2Dmoa.549-1582. depending oo exp. Call Oppt'y for new grada bet~·ecn 2 ar.d 6PM . .\sk for Lori.
Clt'llflS 49'7·2US betwn 10 & noon. Wort for Homeowner's DRIVER
11.l Mon thru Fri for in· Manaaement co in S
Wedlt'lbun,4-8PM. My t.erview. Irvine. Should type SATURDAY & SUNDAY
_CM_bome __ .m_-SCMS ___ U TDTE M CUSTODIAN '5wpm. have cood pbooe Deliver Daily Pilot bundles to car-
Saddlebaclc-College. skills a.od knowledge ol riers. Requires van or large wagon
e.nttna l0:30pm to 7am M-F. Sal all geoenJ office dirties. and a good driving record. Phone d'&~ MARKETS raaee S864 to S12ts plus S'lOO/mo + co. benefiLa. 642·4321 Ext. 211 , ask for Harry. ""-...__.. .__3rd .,._, • • "'· h · f Call J a.nn SS7.az20, ext co .. ___ ax..... • .... s I l d1rrerentlal. %18. Seeley, Equal Opportunity Employer.
AD tn"lereode.11 bank We promote to manai• _831_-411SO __ bet_wn_a.s ___ , MOTOR ROUTE .
MtSlmOower,C.M. meat•nperrisioafrom ~M ~ Immediate opportunity for part-time 'ro~i~ ~ANT A CAREER? ~ -:e= ~la• n/:. M~ earnings. Motor route available in the
Call(n.')-.. -t s b 1 D' 1 have pbooe exper. Laguna area. Delivery afternoons
• .._ --Y c oo istr ct. mGSJ. Monday through Friday. Morni n~s
C ,r'ad• ... f.!!!!!!!!!-1!!!!1!!!!!1!!!1!!!!!~ -.SUIM/mo depend·--------S turd d S d N -'' illl cm aper. Apply 735 -;1Mi;A'L~i:fi1C'i~I a ay an un ay. o monthly ~!_:e:a.eace ~smBIJS wth.H.&SIMl51 GBlr~OlllC·I door collections. Earnings about $450 --.. per month gross . Reliable
Girt P?Way, IOOd tnm. transportation required. Call 642-4321 ....... __.,,_...._._ .. __ ~ llllW'rlMIES ..P.!!'Kr.."Staidr s11:111. • t elephone ..,.._.-.......-...... llU9Al F ~~;:t aldfL-Wed penanatitJ. llast ea.joy Foster Ouelletf or details. :a.:.:: ~:~_f!-t ~~ .... Foodpartaa _:ru_r_,:a_St_.c_:'_be_ia._415_1 =:::~:_tact. Top ORI.-£ COAST DAILY PILOT ..... .._.._ ... -B.O.E. Ume belp (lam -lpm, Dlli¥W 6 won foll Cll' ~:mP. JJOW .. ..,St..C.-..... C&
--------• MoD.·Fri.) ror aew plthm bl f1ariat abop. ril--642-4321
Phi sandwlcb delivery WllltndD.556-17'5 1UW.-.. St.· M~O If lf'h
BabJstU.er, 14 or older,
.... "Cl "rr-1, llow1•, lllit PLAITICI. un•ir TIC&llMut • t'"alloe C..... 11 ........ npv ,.....,,_ lalel -tifft'ee, --.r.-,ort 81111111 0oMt .,.., Call eatww.IG •IO =~'"s=..nc: .......... ma. PWllBER -...,.&r 6 sar• c ..... :J;! ----· -... -. &.O.&. lln. Ult ........ -U'kl. I ID aps. JWt. Nqwt. ,...,.. ..._ " w. wD ear. eel. O..rs Phuablna. • .., •waa
lu•raH• laeretar1. ---------.._.. ...._ IOIDI •· llllllc:lll fl'atFl oftk:ie few Pool Llfl1uards, to Pll'dllind. 8alarJ opea. ...._. •llb spedaliat tur/br. lwtm lmenac·
QDl.t'rNmO •/office prac:tlce. &a· kn, &o tt.IO/llr. 8u&a
Plltwed oal1 DMd.... AM. a.ta .... aoc. I N T E a I 0 R I y . 8 • l • r 7 c 0 m . dim. -.om..
LANDSCAPING CO mannrate w/ablllt7.1---------
.... ,_, penoa for u-a...nta. RB. IQ.ml NBSl.UN
tiatmce lD all a.reH. A.8. Ofcali)+"Jlt Mi.lat ..._ Medical AHl1taat. I Platea. 2 yrs. mla QJ>t-
pe reon ore, C .11 . mmtlmoweolorlrbea ~le Apparel HI• 08/GYN. 11cm • 1'aes quality cooacto.is in· ...a, mature. .O/br cm17. -.aM1 dMdual. Top pay for
weell:. No Sun. Call rt• .. t 5'G-13"'"' IC?rlll'1. MEDICAL/FRONT or. J~ person. -ncz ~ olftce, typ---------~oas bac. sitaoa-. Ute bkkl. Ptr ar P' tr. Phone ex per.
P /ttme evH. Eap'r e.Pltbm....... nee. Salary + beaut.
couple• pref. Irvine m-. T.S.I.
.,..., Call l1am to 12 11.EDICAL, Part-tlme. ---------
aaaa. 56~ ft'Glll 6 Baek typbac re-RMI ~tale U~ req1
KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
qulnd. 3' bn per wll:, Jaad aalel, caah comm. 3
Jlrm..11lur. 541-mt dinoer parties, Oranj~
totndDGOCRTforpow-Medical back office.
in& electraDea ftnn. Xlnt Ne" port are a . Part
opportunjty 6 benefttt. ll me. Ea per. Gastro
c.atJ E1aa at S5&-.JllO SciecullY. Apply : 17822
Beacb Blvd. Ste. 1t2G. K E Y P U N C H H.8.M2-Cm3
County, SG Valley. SF
Valley. pd each wk, plen·
ty ol inventory. call cot·
lect or direct
213-~7. ask for Len·
nyGale.
OPERATOR. Growlnc
compaQy needs fut •
~operator. Ell·
peritDce required.. Call
MiH lloore . "1·9000
Ed.17.
Moped Mechanic, middle RealEatat.eSales
.,. to retired wtth out· People needed in Su.naet
side lacome. part-Ume Beacb olfice, top com·
a1ao some salea. a1 .z:so. a:DMiom.
IOkbln help wanted to ~ ~ M!! 11!.1.
IMrn food Pftl*fttion. ae91foryounelf.
Male pref. Worlt1n1 Beauty~&or
baun Sam to lpm. Lori's ~or 9&4-6456
KitdleD, 31177 So. Harbor --------
Blvd. SA CaU f79.0747 for NURSES AIDES : All shifts. expenent~ or
appt. TraU>eeS. Mesa Verde
C.U Bud Hyams
C7I41146-5502
~ -Kitchen betp wanted, trn
on a.aao slicer 6 ponion
Coriv. Hosp. 661 Center, ~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Costa .Mesa. S48·SS85 REAL ESTATE SALES colUol Male prefund, --------
$4 .00/br to st.art Lon's Nursmg eBft 0/0 e
Ki1chm., 31177 S. Harbor. LR.l.....tODI • Y ~ /C SA.c:alli7Mn47forapp ~ ,..L SIS NODE.5KFEE!
FULL/P A.R1TI ME
Lab Pblebotomist wanted IH /LYM FULL SERVICE OFC. full time. exp oo.ty. REAL TY NETWORK.
541-8147 "957-8400-
QiticaJ Care Exp. pre. ~ape IDaLDt.enance rerred. W1U lra.in for thlS Real FAt.at.e
Foreman Deeded Vaned ScieaaJty. F\IU ume. In • •.-o,,_TEN_,m .. AL
cMim. FUU tunr perma-MlUIOO Vie10 UNLIMITED
oeaL Good co. beoefita Have opening for U ·
A P P I Y a t A & H sertlve sales agent wtUI
Land1cape. 23811 Vta 714-831-1100 great opportunlliea in re-
Fabrtcame, 11.luioD Vie-.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I al estate with the• 1 com· Jo. 'J'a.t7Sl. pany. cau CCII' interview. --------~ ~
LEAD1EACIBS C..tHWAWM l&aicm Vjo/Lq. Hills ".OOllr:,~-Slilfl~--~ Walker & Lee ..... Im.med openiDP Xlnt WC>ftinC coads. 8 Amerlca.n Pre:SCa.O(;G: Paid bolldays. EOE. RealF.atate
Tl'0-19Cll''TJ0.1Jll IG35ll5 ---------
Ba)"riew CoaY. Hospital ..., ..... s-. ~ 3155TbclriaAve.C.ll. Op9ailli1 for hcen1ed
Esentlve-Sie/Aut. 2 salespeople; locally
Senior Part.Den, Law '!'!11--------r owned. wtth naUonal re· nrm,_ top salary. ad l\Our:.ing fenal system. Esoellent
likills. llltllll. ad~. work In& conditions.
1C11De '9c&l a,p. Manaae F..arn l~ commiaalon. aec.ai ........... affairs. DDAUl'H For confidential app'L
ill&efac9 W/dieM,a 6: .. UIUlftll c:aJl ~....._ ...
C rdllT ..... .me. to b•tn.a ol-•---------1 .,_ ....-rS .;a fie.. bl the airport area. _....LA n-. Bkls. P'1l. c.ta Mesa U..AL KC'Y
Caablertn1 eaperleoce Be your own boss 6 to liiiiiiea m -C:ll~ -.U:B. {'114) Ml-U'Ol HOStlSS w PIWlllom Newport law
~.:..:...·. • ca I I ... _ .. IJ'fR ~·Sl'S'TDIS" ""nna \. ..... _ J
would be dealrable. makeSZS.l50 a day fCll' U AIL SJ75 to $CZ5/mo+ l:.IJ.A DD$ r-. firm Medt secttt.ary
JNts.OFWOltKI baaus. Dependable car Foll~-piitt.Tn All ..WHOMESAl.IS with m la . I yr. H ·
UnttedCallforniaBaDt Muit-have saiea type needed. sU-4481 or ~DFCll' areas. uoar:~ma Woodbridcearei:set-6 perimeemswraJlaw. UIN5Beaeb Blvd. penonality & wiUiag to 9"412 "-,..._ 0 harnlsbed A 2 Sunday and varied ~I u......_ __ Beacb wan eneqetkally. Call • --Ill'· ~ ae ol lO · 1" 1 or weetdays. 10 to 6. For•---------._........._. Dental .... l. rtho ' d 1111)' 6 lite typiq req'd. '7Vtt. Retired welcome. 1· f r -·• c:---f U 960-6515 Teny, Roger, J en or ,.... o • ys Latsolbeneflta.Salcom· Noexperiencenec.App-more no. c all Sue __ ._._,. or sma
E.O.E. Cathy bhm. 1 & Spm: prwk.exper. ln RDA re-menaurate w/a billty. ly Univenal Protection Bernard 71'f'TT9..7251 or general pract1~ firm.
---------• 8:J3.3'7L quired. Npt Beach. Non smo ... •-a of"'. C·" Ser vice. 1226 W. Sth 213/51.0.01 or Iv mac at E&pertecce preferred.
Benktrig &C2.2DI IUll .. ... Street. San 714~ Good pbaoe manner es.-TB.lSl TIAJNEE CJDLD CARE. F/llme, RustyPeticaaCorporate ta Ana. lo· sential. Competitive We~ ooeniq an addi·
boDal office in our highly
sUttt!5SfuJ Orange Coun· tyarea.
l~OMISJ FUii tame entry lnel Mulfnave &ood math permaoent for s mos old Dental Aas't, full time dfice en•> 5'9-9322, 2812 terview hours 9-12 & l..C HCMTHSVCAS..._ salary. Newpoct BeaC'h.
backaround • typing girl. Live in/out. s.lary, cba.inide, RDA" X-ray lkGaw,ln1.oe. MoothruFH. ~o Clay -w-ori. Call L ynne Hay es IJOllJboa with good worll-
i n g cond. ne11r O.C
Airpo rt. M ust be i>'easant & dependable.
Apply in person to Mr.
Fueotes at Robert Bem.
William Frost & Asaoc: •
1401 Quail St.. N.B.
ability. Xlnt working nn. board. etc. negolla-li e. r equir ed. Full GmeraJ Ole recreaUoa GUY/fMIL Kon·Ftl Apply daily 752-l'nJ
oonds 6 full co. benefita. hie. Lag. Sch. Call Katie beoefit.s. Open salary. de. 11ature''penon pre-u.m. M1 Cua Mu.IC'an Please caU and da.scuss
th.ls <JPPOf1 UDJly With US. Ca II for a pp t. Mr. 49M429 eves or 6"~l!i6 Newport Beach. 6'2-6880 rd. Call 53M900 1ma!Jr.~tl =. in Reslalraat. 298 E. 17th LIGAl Ye.
Mungoo, Western Thrift days. De al A b C.M. Accurate typist, 1..-St._C_M_. ______ , Npt 8Ch.~faw l1rm seeks
& Loan, Costa Mesa. --------nt s5L1tant. usy ,.. __ ... 1 ,__,.1 ~t :::: mA"""'r. l«'fttary for faauJy law fl4S.3lS3 CH I R 0 P R A C T I C Newprt kb restorative ---~ ~ HOSnSS Mtonlie)' Ex 'd 6 SoOd
/bk S1000 ___,,.,ce----"·s .. --•n To-so e boo teeptoa. co. Da""'. IO:J0..4 .30 Mon· _._,._eau· per secy pr. • mo· .,....... ~ ..... .,. "' · 0-... b •~ .. -n•flts. S8"'0 start. 'w _........ ~5400
17141547..0311
PART TIME m•a
~ ia available i.o our New C.oroaa Del Mar
bnach. M days a week
inchadlng Saturdays.
Previous Savlnes 6
Loan , banking or
caalliering experience
desUwl
We are a powlac Sa•·
lnp It LoaD and are ol· ferinl unlimited op-
portwlltles. Excellent
_.., salaf'1. Pleaae
calJ llrs. Morris al (71' >
f15.M1 to ananp ror an ......
lllM1'WOOD s...-s& LOAM
mJ Dulto.tBW1. Coroaa J>el Mar, CA -
Newport kb. Previous thusiasUc, exp. ind. 1 aey Y touch. Ac· ""' ... " ™·Mature person Pl?---------
chiroprat . t" ctic exper & at· _631_._·3t92. _______ , =~a.ii~: Varied _1e2-_35Z2 __ . -----~·~~::rsoR::1a;~:~~ w=G~~~enda !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ~~~lr de -
F.qual Opp Emplyr M/F
rac 1ve appearance DENTALHYGIENIST . HAlaCUTTBS 2SJ32 M In St , H Offlc.Posffio. a--absolutely required. to~•--·-....... _..of. r--raJ Offt""'. ,..at··-~STS c tyn • .._ ror ium~r months. I bl ve..,,,...,ot company Ln
.......... _....,~ UCUllC '""" -...... Hills78&-0662(WiJdWeat llustbawW Sl •f'inl sva1a e F /tlme. Newport Beach. Full
97S-ll8l fic:e near Soulb Coast woma.n : c~reer op· ! e ~ tum.la& l'tazal EOE AJde. a .u ·Pe~ hour Oast.omer ~lions & bk-time. Geoerd ore O ·
Plaza. partuaity la mvestment ftlr/otbultcglDesstuU~~!! Huot Bcb. q,·g belpful but not nee. peneoce. Good telephone Busy~~s H · 1l1tance. Diversified
duties, good benerils.
EOE. Call Diane
Bullock, mu 833-9550.
~ aanaaemeot office deal· need ....,. "''""" ..-111111!1------ml Lge company w /good skills, ac:curate typmg. ---------• ina in mulli·mllllon styllat. uaraoteed Hotel _Ruby ______ S3&-aoe __ I benefits. CaU Mt-1575 for Mature 6 dependable.
Dental dollar project&. Require. aalary. Paid vacaUoa.s, llillJ llJDIT Uquor Store. Nltht.s 6 loterVlew. J . Herben Salary rroo mo. call for
FrmtofficereceptioniaL mem are good &kills ta bonus program • a weekenda. Must have HalJJewellen appt.stl-7971.
Exper . nee. Xlnt. typlllg, book.k'pg and or· marveloua opport. for Cl.Ell c a s h realster es· -
sabry/beoeflts. Com-palliftl Salary ranae ~nt. Join our perience. 18 Placentia, ~!HIELP ~ptlonlat/Secretary . a.tc.l MMll puter knowledae helpful. tllOO moathlJ or up de-prosresstve atalf and Wearueetina a reliable C.ll. Apply in person. F\ill Clerical. light Raptdly growing Irvine Growtna progresaTve co. 811~. pmdina 00 skills "ex-learn the lat.est styles penoo wrtb an apt.duck --------typing & good phone co. seetiq experieo(ed
tw .....-1ft f f/i perleoce Call J fromournatlooally forflcuns•calculat.orMACHINIST A S· penonahtyM2·22:16 perscJDtobandle~ _...,.g or t me DENTAL ASSISTANT· 8C7·"'_.. ' o knowo 1tyle directors. .u....n-.._ front off~--eeneral ofc penon to do -. call skills to work N11ht SEMBLER -Npt. Sch. OIPRCJE .,.n1 .... • ac ...
mYOicin&. payables. re-Front dea. exper'd « --------Pleue 71'/~. Audit. Enjoy 1lnt co manfdr ol food pn>eeU· NoO·Proll~"m~~ty tndric. Good typlq re-
ceivables. Bk.kpag exper trained. F . V. area, General office, fabric Hair dreuer w/c~ bmef'&&a lac:ludina a free lac«PP needs qualified Mealal Health Center quired. Salary com ·
..-.Hoepitalizatioo6 S.l.HI prlol mr1. needs a fora..utiticatklaCentn meal per sllift. Apply person w /all around needspenonwithst.roog meosurate w /e&·
dental plan. Xlnt DENTAL HYGIENIST clerical aper'd. penon inSoutbCoutarea. Call 9am·noon Mon -I' rl maclline abop exper. dmcal, bookkHpins. perlence. CaU Cbarleoe-:
bmeftta. Sal open. The 1 tbatbaodleschanaeeaai· • ...... .,.._ Ptnan.oel .... t bave own tools. supervisory 6 com -_s.sn ___ . -----Batb llart 2111·8 E .• or Lqwa Bcb leneral 11 6 eQ)oya variety ol •"'•PP·-·--· ~~ Please ca I I JI m mlmication skills. Call
Coaat Hwy, C dM ~c:e.~.•Wooted.~· work . Call Helen, Hair Stylist Aaslataot. IOOJ\lewpol Cents 7J4.IG...,.. Dr.Sdler,&U-037'7. ,_ ..... IJSCft~-•-m.-> Mr Pet.en _..._. uuu "'""'· TJ0.2112'.2 Oood WQltinl con. Uc. N.wport Beacb ----..-----1---------,.,. -l'iVtiie Rw ·Ea ... ..., ........ _,' · · ~Call=~--='SW~7:-:"-:--:---::-I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l"tlqllin4MMllZJ.2. Bqua10pp£mMrll/P MAlll6 Waaled, 1m s. Pachaers. female. ftrm.Gen'lolcall:Uls. lite
.....-.'CAI ~ 1--------•!!!l!!!•••••mf ~ ..-.. '·---n.h. SS.15/br to s•· .... u-nt tninl. some bkkPI e&· ~a~~=:: ~~~~·~ =~~~ fWt 9tJ1tt w/foUowtna Ila•• '111•1 ....... to ~Ot.ll~~ .. ~ ... ~...,-~1• -=-----~-railea. WT ii~-;'la, ..... pr_._a. __ 1000 _____ _ Ooiwtn'•' alliee. ptpre word word-proceaslaa. education ol waot*9 for eachaalve Wl:d for Julee's Rae· ll1W•s,,,,. man. part 1-N_._B. _______ 1~
aptitme. Type 50wpm. an.topportan.Jt.)'. Good larlecomPQ1.SebedW· ulon In Bullocks llllbA.-,pnt.a.4~ time, teUred . Costa Part time Income. Gtvwtnc medical oMee
3dnlwk. E.O.E. 11/F. benertts. Call Diane me 8PPta for Mm1Dan Wlhblre, Newport wt.l'JWIM. ..._ana,aetyciurown Unlimited potential ..-.nc:.-.lst.Somf ~llbmltT/P 752-5111 • .Uk ror lls. Roberaon: IH·IHO. ete. SOme l.yptnf, Call Blach. C.ootac:t Dllloa Cll' bout. Appl~ at sozo wttu sbelten. Lv mtS. IDaunace bWlnc aper,
. .....,_ Hart. E.O.E. Rita, MMQ55, Coutal JapH: 751·1111 Ht. ==~;iv.!:':.. WI Ave, OatewQ, 8'1USU 'rJ1llDI a mmt. Se1ary
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j nDftl'C'D "'--..w.&A-.1 Ptl-.1 A&encY. 2'7IO ---•1• Sdlltd6e ~m.1511. wna ......... : ~ Ill' .. , .. -. Hartlarlll.CM ---· ticw. LAO& houleke9111Dc ' Part-tJme G~l Friday.
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resume to p . 0 . Bo" l' me • f u l I . t I ~ I IUft JRVINE, ORG COUNTY lam$Ja, " smaller i~ms. Harwt 1060 'IV 145. apt sa stove 135. 497·3206. Cl96i25,lrv.Ca.92'7l3. lucrative opptya ror T<~I:JOPM p ... ...,..1 ... , LI.-.. K•fta, Mu ch, mueh m o r•. Metalkit cablnetw/alnk ------. , __ ..._ dwi ... _ L """• ~ 0 • "'" "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55 gallon all g•n-s tank ..,...,.""rs ng u""sum· ove y rm ••ts , Q F 11 ._ T l Dovtt Shores 1512 Anll ..,_., ci-•-v w-t aad -125. Hdbrd, dresser & 2 . ......,. • e-A I t -r w .. -. p--·Lime J-.... armolret, bun.. .......... ueen. u • w n ,_... • ... .., -ch-ts, ... "'. Br•akfaat filter. fi s h and wood ~cretary. as a ant to ._ ..., ., • uuoo • ~ bedroom set.a. Dlnetle, qua Way, N 8 Sat..SUo. dle. S3SO 0 80 . Cnamp "'" _.., ... financial genius. Soft· avail ammed. For In· )'OUlh group, dlnina rm patio & Lavlnl room l~~ Engl. saddle, perfect aet. table & 2 chn $45. stand, Sl.25. 646-6098
spoken. gentle. joyful, lervtew appt. only call t.blaAchrs.t'hlnu. livlng f\lmiture Color Ir MsW cood w /h\tln&s. 1250. All good cond . Call • _
petf ecllonist . Prepare 'Tum ~laney 76<MllOl. rm t.bla. solu. loveseata. 'IV's, Stereos, Spoken. kwp 5* 1051 Sll-0208 540-S149 "-C>nJ-1 lv7v
oUlrlUous meals. Va ned rockers • Spanlah tile Hlde-a·beda. Refngera· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ork "'travel. sl~(J:No•~us51::~ ~VESAYESAYI ~~~.0 ir:S~~: Lot1 !Cff'~fy rs or ~~ •• ~!~.!.~~~.!~!~ Lots! %g~isyn of CUT11M&IUgMESS ----------1 st.st. exper necess. We honor BofA, MC. Dryers , S t oves. aasc:' lOMI El MotroClr Oilfeetab&e. corner table. m.sc • l0&46 El MorTO Cr. .<U:l>IANOSBIOSI'G-0 SECaETAIY No aelliq. Acroq from caabaer'scbecks •Cash. Vacuums. 40 Antique FV Jun7Jl bru.kiaal set. rttliner, FV May31,June6.7,8. Manyuprilhts. lncl
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wtxlnt typ1111 skilla to Taa:u,8'1.0.. CHECKS PLEASE ! detia's. Roc:kers. Chest F.atate Saleteverytbuic mac C.11536-1.196 Krulszbed.frame&head· Stmeway uprigbt
wort ui fast paced, t'On· Telephone Operator Food aval&.ble. Items or drawers Deska IQel. bousehokl 1ds. a~ brdS70. m1ae baby items. BabyGrand$1'195.
gen.a&I Newport Beach of. subjert to prmaJe Bieydea. Pld.W'ea Mir pbancea, • much more Cokispot refng, old but ~ Pfll!I "-S5l•IOl-
race. Call Ula al 833-2900 ll·Tam abaft. Mature · rors. HONDA lillNl 519 S&&JW Rd. NB. Sal itood. S80 obo Brown CaUf!rava115'.48-am --------~ penon only. 228 Forest ~SAMff,YJOH Bl KE . Rug 5 . onlyM hadea·bed.dbl, SJOOobo NEW CARPET Lt aoft
SECRETARY <rur>LaiwaaBeeeb 21117S\.AJ ewport v .CM PERSONAL EFFECTS 67S·J.4H or Ad-Siller goAd. approx 145 sq yck
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BCH OFFICE. SSWPM ~U • ••••••••••••••••••••••• TERMS..CA..<;H rum, planlll, ntlllC items ••••••••••••••••••••••• Du.mood nng, appraused F\JU.TIMEOR8:30TCJ EARNUPTO G\rtaandboys b1lr.esanda ORCA.SHIERSCHECICS 3417 Santa Clara Cir •IMWEDlATECA.SH• at $600, sell for S400 K.awau Grand S'9", black
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55700.675~ 1:30 OR 12 TO s. MAY m Ge PEI HR. BICYCLE-BLT for 2. WAREf!~!= ... !1" (714) CM . 7Sl 7~ l''o r Gol d . S1 Ive r . Borelli n al back saddle INCREASE. MUsr BE ~ 20a6Harbot, Cosla Mesa, -~ Platinum Any kind, includes irons $1 60
t • L E X 1 B L E . Xln1 working cood. Part· Apt IJl SAT JUNE 7. 8 30 am lood . amount. Damei Seuv1ew Garaae Door =~G-. ART t CUL AT F.. umeevening.7:-.1-5'.28 . E.~~'lm.'\{HS 6'>m Louvre ..-ood froal 548-SQSJ ~rSlOO Calls.521230 FREEPIANOSfORAGE
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S yn management e.:&· Mos p ff E R E . TH E needed for Corona del DBlCY~E & ~P'~~e~.a~~~';!; .. ...,..... Bn!sJt I.hp. c lean. $400. pt"OVlde good care nod
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Mies and be a Strool TI4-961~56. (3 w)la old ), Lady's + Wlclr.er coffee table \off Beacbwalk • ____ 9154_.em ____ rywood <>raa n . (;onn 642-43002.chn.. ~.Great oppty ol· SECRETARY·EXEC. TIAYB.AwENT Cruiser . Sc hwinn set. s· btde·a·bed, uo-Goldeawestl 1 rt. Diamond Solllare ~2 1pkel"S. Dresser
fend. Call Mr Slanley, 1 Glrlolc. young growing Ettabliabed commercial Tandem.~~ used. Highbaclr. brown (;---~--E-__..-.. -._-~LI color, stroo1 blue dt>6e wa.J.nut. Accorc1Jan, •••-•••••••••••••••••• _•_n_.,_m_.cnt __ .;...N_B_. __ 1 N . 8 . Real E s \ ale =.d ~Y1 bu Im· lNI Jt" Sebwbm wllaDk cbair.89l.8059. =IO '1'llZl .. ~~~ fluoruceoce USOS dqlpn&blk640-LZ7S Steal a I J,000 Singer
SALES6JIARXEnNG Develo pment Firm aa1es qeot. ~=r •Ip-a. Call Ad Sitt.er New Herculon sofa 6 St . H.B . Sat .f Suo . Cert1fleated VahH Touch-tronic 2001
SmmariDefirmaeeld:n& needa sha.rll. compet.ent traialn& euea&1a1. Xlat. -.eG-41DOJtboun. matcbiaclovueaL ll.50. ll·5pn..M'1·TllSl sw.m. llounied ta dtl Bldrtc~•d memory aewa nc entry level aalea • secretary. uper'd • .._____ 131-3S17 yello• 1old+wedd1n1 --<ti4'>•ZMI macb.me.teS0.8'$-Trlt.
rmrbtlnl person. Must good sk1lla req uired . ._...u..l5l..Q833. SdnriM lkpd Yantty. ---------2 f"am Garate~ 6th· mod. Sale pnce M'7S •
have martetln• degree 7»1560 TYPl.SI'-GENERAL OF· 11". idnl cooditlOCl $110. M\JSTSEE' 7lh-8lb, 907 Alabama , Pvt app l. Call eve V~amH~I~ lsoftluWMven•~!. Sf1a"1trqGooda 1094 e G"M •caa ~ l B t f .,., ~ ,.;.:..-. ·~·., ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
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teiepbooe sales aollcala-F~~~'e';l.;ent Good benefits• promo-Man's ~r::!ctV~1ty nn. bed.room. pabo set. Sat & SUD. June 7 •8th. )tan's Diamond ring U2l2 •t. l.22 St Eut.
Uoo. Eaal Coast Boal firm for educators lion.al oppty. Farmen plants, painting s, 8-3 Cutdua•anuques. ~ VVS2, w 14 st.ooes PuyalJ Waab 911:111
abow, " out.aide aalea. Personnel Commuruca· Ins. 540-4100 E.0 E. TI~ r r y s t a I • I a m p s . table cloths. l.tnnis. IUI( A ppr. SS. 000. Se 11 . up, ·
'h'avel 25%. Good com· llOOI Dept. Secretary. . BMX Bike. SR frame. re· glassware. All l )r okt git&e. lamps & knick Sl.OOOrOBO SSl~. Moc baby Items. wtcker
pany benehts, com· Xlllt typmg. Sh req'd. Typist. dictapbooe. ac· edy pedal.a. redllJle v Pd $15,000, sacriflct-knacli:s • d11hes l22l 1 rt + duunood. C1lltom chaD11ng table, 110.
mia9100 + bue, profit Ex.ec. 1eereuanal exper. rurate,&Owpm,wllltra&A bara, tourney alloy $8000. Leaving cit) McConnaclr. Lo, Cost.a nng. i., oa yelklwttokl walker. S3. wtnd·up aw· Junt>7&8.19WI
s barlnt and pension arnust.Non amokerpre· word·procesalog. Oreat craabaroydalloysl200. Balboa Ba y Clu b . Meaa 000 pp 799 1ne. SS. nu wooden H1 ~1>!t•r&Bctter
plan. Work with.an tight f'd.1Dquire (714J640-0123 opportunity, ~ood M().0408 ~'1610 ---------s:z. · ·642· 1 playpen. uo. baby Uuy ·Scll -Trade
d the ocn. lmmed open-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I benefits, call Diane Movinl sn~. F\.lm, s1l • An aoWlltment\A ~I· clothes, ~.S:J. Alter s. FEATURING in&. Send resume to: PO Roberson : 833·9550. c-..-• School surplus runuture & qn naltnua. me>ft SOl5 ble 30 yr old diamond M2-.11111. WF.APONS &
B 1306 N t --------· EOE '; 'p .t 1030 equipment . Chair s , Man&old.CdJl6'4·2S99 ring. $1.500 C&.U Vlclue -----------1• ACCffi<;OHlfo;.~
ox • ewpor ••SICllTAllES•• · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• c hrome fir e ex t · 12 8'2Zns fl.nst.olw121 Steel·belted •L .. th.rGoo•h BNcb,Ca.92683. Typi.st70.Lag8chl12.000 Waitn.UeSParttlmeday. Kowa Super" 2v.x2v4 inguiahers. old maps , Aotq, 1ofa. baby c ar --Spin-'----·--·----• radial. Ne ve r uaed ., .. ,.,.d•ni'iuPtJl•n
Salea/needed 5 top finil
call cloaera. FuU oc part
ttme.llG-5001.
SALESPERSON ·
TELEPHONE for ad· vertislnl company based
in Huntlnston Beach.
Gaaraoteed bue salary
plua commission and
tiom.e.. Send resume:
As:teaUon Sales M ngr. ln·
duatry File Company.
1'1301 Beach Blvd., H.B.
or call for an appl.
Ml-74'1'1. Great summer
job ror teachers.
Sa!el, retail men's wear.
FUll time, aome salet ex·
perlen ce r equire d .
Permanent po1lt1 on.
Harbor center. Cotta
Ilea.
Type60/ah80/RE$14,400 Over 18. Gaslight SLR with asmm len1, drafting lables. etc Sat. aeall c h angt-r el c. U~ 1075 W /080. SS2·5$44 Iv. •f",,...,llll .... RE/Sh80/le $13200 8rofkr o.-7tb 9-12 N rt washer. table 6 (hN .• ..-•t:.ta...i•..,.,. am . . l.2J0/220 rna1ulne back """"' . • ewpo bur-ea 557 0338 20331 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llJSI. '• 111-Sh80/st.atisUcaJSJ4,000 W'illll'aill. 548·'7948 and three lens tUtera. Harbor Hi1h School rv.-..!: ~ ..... ; · T 8 . Geldm& 7 yrs. II ::i:;:::;:-..iw Sh90/REMklog$l.5,600 ---------New, paclr.ed in original IOkS bus gara1e area I ..,,..,,._,->nn. bands.N'ltt.buat.er. s:MOweddmlsown•veil, •• ,.., • .., .. b.,~ ~~SaJ'}!/Consbnghutl.~t.s.200•~ lf.~55 box wlth ln1tructions. tm Irvine Ave. Newport BIG GARAGE SALE SJl..9'48 SJ.50 _,bird ca1e. S2S. '"''"''"1~.'DIA~.· • • ..., ...... • $C75. QaJ.I 642"'321 Ext Be ch. M11c. It itch. • decor •••OurOffite••• Ni • r t)Ouae 3tS • · • M.apk! lovaeal $7S, chr Mitt' rir I07I it.eml MMm ARTIFACTS
Appt0nly/Free/EC>E experience only. Apply 2 ead tables. 8 sided. ma · • oew wet bar. mu:u ••••-••••••••••••••••• · :~~~-Ila
LliRemdersAgency ~:~~~ c.h 1035 pie flniah. MS both. Mu.l clothes dryr, Hoover TRUC K S p ra1 booth 'r.o Mopeds, x1llt CODd. •Md•uDollo
4020Blrch,Ealab'64 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell oval dinlnlC 1et vae\IWD cJeaoer. mlse OeVillbil. I yr. oM. JO' 12'1Sellda.Naturalwoven .p .. ANTIQl'ES&
Newport Beach, 833-8190 Plaa Mall. Pure Bred Siamese Kit· Vi.rWe. 4 i wwel chairs S.877,.!~UD St., C M loGg x 11' bagh "%2' Wide. uu MC SlOO. Oki oak COLLECTABLES
!!111!!!!!!1!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l'WAREHCJUSE MATER· t.tm.S50 like new. p&J<I 1378. sell ti....... OHt"r. Rebuill Steam tacb.-'1deak SlOO.SkUa ... et...,RMino&-An _.....,...""'lllii_,,.~_...~...._.-.i IAL JINGR Expenence 988-95'10. 1175. Alao. 2 Ratta n lntne PAW 'S <Promouoa cleaner. Eltttromatac 8mm proJ 1993 Pon •«i..11 .... .,,., .....
wUJ qu.a.Jily you for good "--l" .. O chain. l lamp table 3 pc. AmmaJ Well Bdn&> btl 9!0.00.ZU.TTl-21070 Se8bcu11e. NBl40-..-:~,:·:::i•.,_,_
S.UelcwMs $1000 --•·-pJ lat ...,. -.. c 5M-SJ1..S ftf GOVERNMF.;\'T Poe1lloiu avail. in the ...,.., uax company ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.,. .a annual 2Dd time around 10'' craftaman RIA aHr. DR A p E R J E S : SURPLUS
Newport area olfenng beadltl with a fut grow· JeEEgiOND Pupa. A.KC. c sale. Ail proeeecla 10 to Near oew. Inds. staDd • Silwrcrest MobUe Home • Untr..,... ~growth potenlfor in· Ina e~fi ~i>utor Ownp tin. 11/F. PeUt ;~~10fr~!~~~ ~f a~d help homeless animals 4 bbdea. SZ3>. M547IS or dnperies f« s ale. a.nU · : ~!~~= ... dlvtdua.la w/in1elhgeoce in ltvlne. racy •how . P v l Pt Y • llertulao cover 1250 Bar I a In 1 I a Io re ! 642·TI44. que wbate with white . .,. .. "' .. 11oo
lo b4!come manager's 8-5, Mon·Pri. ~. 2U/97-13'5a1Upm. 9lllMl920 ' CUJverdale Clubhouse l"•O i heera. 4 years old, ·El•
n&hl arm. Good pbooe W tmall of"••l•as· ""'"'""RPUPS ... .,C 3154 Hamilton, Sat l4lc1I••--deaed ooce. Jdnt eondJ. ~';~~'i'#= penooality. earea 11-.. .....,~ 1'n Arm aota w/3 cuabloos IMPM •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• f u dJn. MOSIE.LLt:~TAat.D
100%Freetoapplicaat ln1 company located CllAMPIONSIREDS200 lk'own/wh1t.e SlOO P•R· LUGiGA&ITACiS :::"or vm1room. •~"iw..£
ITWiePersonnelAgency near Orange County Al\erepm:S.52-0108 lnlllA!reOtFMradlowalh L&rtendecGaracesa.Je. fromycur.,.tneucard. ,00:,-'!·0~b~~= l.O~J'~~~:;rs~0
488E1'1tb,CmtaMesa Ail1>0rt-We are &ookmg Cid EDI Sheepdog pu~ 8·trac k player SU. 13IO WestcWI Dr. N.B. Send one card ror eacb Raaaaable.Callt124M31 a.ltour1'«""'1
Sll.Uezz.t 642·1'70 ror a full time recep· .._ A.KV. C _.11 deli ssr-t:BJ S.t.-.ZM1 ta& ph• one spa.re. We OP«N~t'i!u11uc ~~~~~~~~~ Uon1at who would enJoY _...., • wtu vet. I efter4:10p.m. •11toPMllathl>a1" ---•m•·•&•.---.;:; ~wttluvanetyof SJZ.MM03S,192-'1214 DhanAUendinlnttable. 3 hm.Sa1e.Crib,Youth ~n.::_~:en~1 Eartb-toae tweed aofa ~t':':U.:~~
..... -H ~~ C:~~3 ~ tenant1. Nobtytplna Kerry Blue Terr, AKC aoUd Birch drop-leaf , ~u::,~d:~•P•.;:~· at.rap. meelinl air oe aleeplr,q'*ltalae.$125. OAAN02COUNTV
-·-nece11ary " e>c.· pupptee. Kennel bred, 72x36.twoU"ext.,$19S. • 39' • l.D. requmnnenta. Pre-151-o:M'7 FAIRGAOU .. 09 .... a., ...... ,,. N.B. area. Full" p/l, AU perlenu with heavy ~Jlt>' can. '151-3'1'73 MS-1790 tt.w. •l1han.a, plata, veot DI• tbeft! For a ,_, IMldlnc Mtl fw .. 1 11hUta. MaleHemale. phooet Important. Send dotb9, mlae. am appl 6 pencm.aliJed ta1 endoM ttu 9 ·-ltill•r"""'--~ ,,...., .. ,. SHUO plua per br. Auto resume to Airport Ex· Mmt ..U cllDette aet. • ~Sa\. onb l~~-274 wallpaper , fabric or w.... IOlt n .... >-A,CGM•lln•.Ca
Mewpert Co...,..,. 6 phone req'd. No eaper «Ullve SUJte, Suite 100, OLD chn, 2 m.p&e end tblee, 2 ~ Greeo. Fal.rvw/ "De.)' Gk>" paper A we ·-•-•••n••• ........ lht ~•••'flh . neceu.&udeot,mwtary 1100 Quell, Newport ENGUSH raltafl ebtt fl tbl. Prlnccto to Vale or -'ll t.ck 6 trtm your TOPCASHPAlD 114/MMI I I Jt1f IChedWiea welcome. Call Beach. SHEEP :llM43U. HlaonrSta CM tap. Or try two cardl Pbl' UleCI tunUture It·~
_ for aPl)l. m.1* 1--------back to back. pliancea, worki.nl or not ---'-'-------'welder /Produ ctloQ DOGS PRICES: 15741.D Woa on 1am. abow • IMBWOMAtt/ $«:aAIJ OHie.. work.el' aouiht by •mall sa.aor31• PlneeeUr coif cbaba • P·Tlllt Alta~lllt. oru-1e-Co. co..c>hr'I., M.50/hl'1talt. 9AKC R£GISTERED 4/StapU.«tea. Wanted: baby crib 6 btC ·all teboulld. woods
llatun. Cs;Htable, locMim(n4)97'8-'1"3 Lqtm.a Etcbbal/PrHI PlfflES tlltacall.50ea. o t b e r r •I at • d .-.1nm macle t.o yow 'db lmow to wort SECY ()).-.aot 8()ftN5/1' 1ocwmore11 . .oea. hlmilbblp. Pleaae ea!J 1peetncaUon. Abo, 3
lo r ep•tabl• Antique /BKPR, part/fuUJ...;;._.;....______ Bochf4och«end SaleaTuJocluded W41Jl. Kennell over•lhed
lbap.C.Uda7a,MJ.1945 tJme, R.E. Co. CdM. WOROPROCESSOR FmhrnreP..,.nd. NOCARD! ani*le t..wa uebQ. 8al.uJoea.l'B4Mll Experteoeedfscapeble, , __ .:._.;.__ _____ 1 Dnw10Gl' own« Mod a'81'1.. Blaclt Aee. Q•al\ty ~f!.YllDCm~. ,.,6 SEC'Y/RECEPT. Far1rvilNt•wfinD. S..Prlcr.1250.00 woe • ....._ pboee 6 0 f _ .. , l•l merd>ndiee ... JUI --Miii-mii .,,. CallJl'ranm.lllZ. •11 make Cl9ll ca.rd per _ .... •••••••••••••••• eoa-_...,co. ut Npt1t.a....a.~ol·1--------• Call(714)551·119l 14AddJ9re:acb. Coeplett drum ,., • P ool table. I foot
.._.. mt ~ 11d.ua, nee loGtbll ,_hill tlme ~::!~!!:==:~I SIDd cbeck or....,_.. f.elliD cyasbola. 1tudl, ........ ..,. 1" aide•. SB••..-. oa a~ derto: ..-. peida!t, E~otlllnt Yoa -•· .......... l G:lll?~ ~1 8:: "#.lJ:etlJ• coodtlloa. Sacrifice. -•-'*-------
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Maintenance. deli very,
USCG licensed Intrepid
manner 497 .2SJ4
TIHOOOR E
ROBINS
FO RD
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I
19 DATSUN
811 COUPE
II cylinder. auto .. air
cond .. pwr. steenng, dasc
brakes. Nice Car. Must
see to appreciate. only
9,448m1. (l!n'WZOI
$&850
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001 E. 17th Street
Sanu Ana 558-7811
7711191
FlllAal
4 eyllader, ' •pd .. All/Fii ndio W /autreo
tape, whitewall tirH,
front wheel drt ve. Sbal'p car, pa saver (75Sl'PJ>
$3495
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001E.17th Street
Santa Ana 558-7811
17 DATSUN
280ZCOUPE
4 spd .• a1r cond .. stereo.
st.eel radial tires. new
paint. new tires. low
a:uleage. Low down Pay-
ment. (~El
S6552
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001 E. 17th Street
Sanu Ana 558-7811
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WE In MIRE BECAUSE
WE SELL M•EI
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lltl .... IDmpt. taOO. _......,. "11-ctdll MOD. Beta-. Dave, t42·20U daJt,
• •• Good eood. M.m ml. m.sa.....map. "11..0 llB. ·~demi M t7J5 -HartMlr Blvd. $t,000 or beet offer. Is lo ml. ms Ml.I by
....................... OOSTAllJ:SA --7·1S-•. 81t ofr over ·~!.~,~~.~!!~· 979.250• "10 2l(Q.. wbt. bUt lnL '7USELC.•U••.blkbrt.., s n ,tot tat.a. ('114 ) _ ... - -_. 1-....1-t..a-~-~------... ~---1 111,000. Lie. HlllXT'. Sll.OQO.oft•. TSa-llOI _-._om. ____ _ =--==·~Tt~~-'71 X .. U J wlth moblle '&7IOS "Jlllscedes,aoo&El.,U, ·• 200, 4 cir. :a1at oriC ------pboM. Leath, atareo. lnlf.' xJnt cood, DU pa1at. eand.-. P.P.
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.... ... • epd. .... Call .... 166111 ......,,. ... "* '74 XJIL, ~••ncy red,
...... t7Z7 IOOd CCIDd. moo. ....................... "5-ll70
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Tl.WI vva N•• top/tires. snoo OIAt•I COAST ._.,..or1s.SM1
HONDA .... t1J1
TODAY!!!
"""8SITY SALIS6SERVJCE
Ol.OSNOIU HOM>A
.......................
m iracle
mazda
•, ....... . ....
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COSTA llP.SA
Hf.!Mt
Dya?7m~tvcc
Hatchback! 4 apeed,
nctio • beater. Sharp!
Sharp! (?IGllQ)
$3.291
IOIWITHAM
,_:~~e.
1.nWestmlnster
•m1 831-7880
77 lbada Civic, white, ~=~==::::!.... brown plaid int. auto,
air, overhead console, 1"14 lluda RX4 Good
32111, H8labw. $3,950. cond. Make o ffer.
TJ0.1130. 536-55'1 or bome :
~------~ MMDI ·------'19 •IA UnJIW.neweq,clllkh. batt, w lrlne . more. l:COID u SllOO/bestofttt. ---
Make Great
All-Occasion
Greetings!
PLACE A HAPPY AD FOR $3.25
Lo•l•e -Happy Dear kid• -Con. Dear Ma~. Try to
flrat a••lv•rury.
1
gNlaladam oa p~ kttp yoar lilead dur·
darll•I· ADd th•y d•~ln& m y O n t IDI the ntats Lov• ukf It...,...., lut! g ra•d~blld . M y Louis. · '
Love, a&tte. babysit&Jal ralft are
very low. -Mom.
GET A "DO IT DAILY" T-SHIRT
FOR ONLY $3.25
For $6.50
You Can Send A
3 Line Greeting
To Specla I Folks
And Get A
'Do it .
'Dail~
~-------------4 cyhnder', s apd .. air "79 RX7 GS. Loaded, 5 eood.. power ateenng, apd. air aUDl'OOI at.ereo "Do It Daily ..
T-shirt Too! WHEEL
AND DEAL
RIGHT HERE
You can find just the car
you're looking for In the
Automotive Claeslfleda of the
Dally Piiot. Sell your old
wheels , toot Just call
642·5678M1!ijiji(•ll
~b~.si'h15M~~~ SiJ~.sGoolbat.°17MS6i
L X. Model, clean as a '79 GU:: 9'd, Hatcbbeck,
pm. ( C!1l!f1) ~ mi, $3900. A.Jl)'timr $1211 641>~. 673-3350 eves.
~ lllTA IM I '72 Mad.a RX2, new llns, .JRllll ft1U1 AM/FM caaa, A1C. $1250. m.18216 OATSIJll )lake ~our i.hopp1n 1:
2001E.17th Street easier b~ using the Dail~
Smu Ana 558-7811 Plk.t Oas.s1r1ed Ad!. ---·-·--
Come In To Any Daily Pilot Office
And Place Your HAPPY AO
And Pick Up Your T-Shirt.
"°° Alltos. Mew 9100 Aafhn. Mew 9100 .A.ldo5.. M•w tlOO....,.. Mew 9100 .......................................................................................... •··············•······· ........................................................................................... .
• NO ADDITIONAL DEALER PREP CHARGES
• NO BLOWN-UP PRICE STICKERS
• NO OVER STICKER PRICES
•E KCLUOIN(; DEALER ADDEO ACCES.SOIUES
ON ALL TOYOTA CELICAS,
COROLLAS,* CORONAS & SUPRAS
•e XCLUOIN(; TERCEL'~ DUE TO AVAIUIBILITY
. * MORE REASMS 10 BUY
AT BILL MAXEY *
INQ.UDED ON ALL USED CARS
NO GIMMICKS -NO HASSLE
, 60 CAR INVENTORY
ALL SAFETY CHECKED -IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY -UP TO 48 MOS. FINANCING
-----.X...PLIS -----
'72VW
SQUAREBACK
• • mpeed. .-..o. ~~(772Gm
11995
'78DODGE
SURFER VAN
WO..Pll..~ ...............
•35_95 .
'75AMC RUNABOUT
I~. auto.. PIS._, oond.. .....
OW. ~ Low, low mlee.
COl3NOY)
*2495
'77DATSUN
2008X COUPE .
a...., .......... sr . .-..~
'74DATSUN
B·210COUPE
4 tpeed, nice trlfllPC)l1aUon. •
(156LGO,
. '2495
'77PINTO
WAGON
AA*>.. PIS. r--. economy,
loW, loW prtoe; (81•RXD)
*2795
. I
I
D9COUNT
4DOOR 5871 891534 '1141 'lm•570
4DOOR sm 914144 1470 IOM '376
2DOOR 5817 893407 8195 1423 •72
4DOOR 5758 880l28 1137 1212 •25
4DOOR 5753 111085 ll02 ..., . as
2DOOA 5870 ,,,_ 8010 710I 967
.2DOOR 5113 l7I070 IOU 7408 636
4DOOA 5757 831785 em 1441 352
2DOOR 5111 '858726 7352 .. 513
4DOOR 5759 858'90 863'7 1222 C15
4DOOR 5895 853331 ,7027 ... 391
4DOOR 5869 892914 7295 -•10 4DOOR 5967 881192 8337 7U1 656
4DOOR 5997 881821 79ffl 478
4DOOR 8100 608
2DOOR 8720 438
2DOOR 7195
WAGON 5941 134234
4DOOR 5894 093745 859
4DOOR 5752 092459 783
4DOOR 5937 115758 849
4DOOR 5931 102780
2DOOA 5891 040000 .. 851
2DOOA 5923 Ol22IO 9371 860
2DOOR 5806 043250 9070 1102 968
2DOOR 5807 042ll7 9010 1102 968
2DOOR 5804 043IOI 9010 7tSO . 1080
2DOOR 5893 0471SS 9421 1331 1087
2DOOR 5718 048847 IOJO 7234 856 .. 835 2DOOR 5801 CMll11 ... 7900
2DOOR 5803 044100 1411 7142 853
2DOOR 5112 040441 IUD 885
2DOOR 5172 001"7 1712 886
2DOOA 041441 1471 814
' 872 2DOOA 040MO ..
DIESELS
RAl8IT 4-0r. NII
AA881T 5899
DASHERWAGON 5MI
DAllERWAOON 69'4
DASHERWAOON 5147
DA9BWAGON ....
DMHIRWAGON IMS
DUIBWAGCJlllM3
4DOORDMMER 5939
DMHERWAGON 5942
4DOORDASHER 5938
DASHERWAQON 59"
DASHER 4 DOOR 8018
112914
903811
128778
121123
128331
121172
121521
102711
128146
115115
114344
111989
140520
~7215
7570
10,525 .
10,525
10,585
10,615
10,820
10,llO
10,340
10,045
9870
10,880
10,305
CONVERTIBLES . .
BUG '5980 043977
RABBIT 5916 110022
RABBIT 5924 80ll84
RABBIT 5881 IOM15
RABBIT 5933 807485
1 7145 •150
7405 165
'1115 530
9195 530
1995 590 .. 5
10,0ll 552
10,110 570
'17%7 613
llOI 437
1187 484
10,110 570
9656 649
'8425
10,141
10.oeo
10,098
10.Gll
VANAGONS .
VANAGON
VANAGON
VAHAOON
VANAGON
VANAGON
CAMPER-
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
5921 092511 111,320
5931 095121 10,735
5929 093808 10,310
5927 Ol22a 10,115
5587 05ll27 10,272
10;480
1112
9419
978 ..
830
773
891
936
908
VANAGON CAMPERS
5934 083118
58'4 052383
5113 052495
5722 052488
5131 ot2ll5
5128 013011
5733 052783
5783 OICMl1
5731 019070
5711 042991
5114 083511 .
1121 OlllOI
13,115
12,475
12,475
12,471
12.126
12-
12,471
12,307
12,412
12,412
13,300
11.m
12,752 1163
11,202 1273
11,204 1271
11,204 1271
11.1101315
11,201 1186
11,204 1271
11,1421165
11,2511206
11,2041258
12,131 1169
11,8101315
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YOUSWAaat 7800 ffeiiimlmter Ave.
ut Walmimter
-7561 638-7880
BRAND NEW 1979 BRAND NEW 1979
280ZX CPE. 510 2 DR. SED.
59495 5529t
Auto. trans .. fact. air.
A M-FM ster .. tint. glass.
cust. stripes and much
m o re . Stk . #1878-9
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8 cylinder 5 tod . au condl·
11on1no window shade.
Cabriolet package. Brown
Low Miles.18t8UJWl
57884
'I010YOTA C&ICA
• cylinder. automatic
transmission air condit10n1no.
pcwer ltMrinQ, AM/A.4 redlO
w/tape. megs. rear shade kif
1 ll'd I ng roof tan 2 4
Mo /24.000 Ml Service Con·
tract .....,1able. IT99ZERI
7180 Miies
FACTORY AIR
Economy 4 speed with
2000 cc OHC engine. Stk.
# 1225-9 (064008)
.,, Mmem>IS 2400
Diesel , Autom atic
transmlMl<>n. 11r oond1t1on1no.
PQwer steering. pewer dOOf'
locks. e>ower (d1tcl brakH.
AM /FM radio. steer.,rad111
1ire11 "Like Brand ~ew" .
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'73 SCOUT II
010 4 .meet dnve with rocklo9
hubs. Great •or •ooks and
drives great• !5-'f'V-tC •
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tr•ntml9alon. air condlt1on1ne. pow., etHrlng. power dlto
bra~••· power wrndo•I.
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1980TOYOTA
1980TOYOTA 1980TOYOTA
HI-LUX PICKUP
CEIJCA ST COUPE
COROLLA 2 Dlt SEDAN 5 spefd transmission, AM/FM multiplex
stereo radio. deluxe pin stripes. 4' speed transmission. bucket seats,
deluxe pen stripes, protective body side
moulding & wheel well lip moulding.
• speed tnnmiaston. bench aeet end this
one is fully flctOtY equipped. (51391).
protedfw body stde moulding & wheef
well Up moulding. (79681 ).
55723 (57199).
5G93
1978 DATSUN
KINCi CAI PICKUP
4 cyl. engine. 4 epeed trans .. ce .. ette. waw tires. metal shell,
pinttripfl. ,.... bump«, dual exterior
. m1rror1. .,.... IPOke Wheels. wide "'-I buckMtellb. (1M42470). s5199
1978HOMDA
STATION WAGON SRS UFTIACK ACCORD LX CB.ICA •T 8210 SEDAN
4 cyl. engine. automatic 1ran1.. ' cyt, engine. 5 speed transmilliOn. 4 cyl. engine. automatic trans.. fftbec:k. 4 cyt. engtne. & IOMd 4 oYf. engtne. automatic .,..,_, redio
factory air cond.. pOWer steering, tinted QI-. tt«eo C91Ntte. ...., factOtY air cond.. pqwer ateenng. tnint.. * concl.. AM/FM -.o 9nd & .._ titea. White wfth blue dOth
POW« ditc brek•. atereo 8 trade. belted rad lat tlrH and morel ttnted ~ c:ruiM oontrot1 ·,'*ereo IOw ml6e& (280 UBT). Loeb & dtw. Interior. fUll carpeting & body aide tinted Q1e:19. lugoege rack & '8dtlll (001ULO). Priced to ..,ltaaut ontv cau ette. pin strip ng rear llM newt moldings. C940WECI • ttres. (oeeMPA). ...,.,......,_. C879UL8).
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"II VolYO ··--Nblt ·-····· ............... '71 °' ,~ II tell ~ _ .. ..,"'.. mechamca1 ccnd Needs . C!ODd. ll50 or best olr. 851.e.17
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...._... nU.lftnialt•rustproof. $92tl new batl«1. ~t atreand.,All/Flht.ereo .mo. PIS. rum~ loob 13K ma . 110.000. Lie PW,50mi.S.00.S»-3lOO treat cu Xlnt cood.
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73 Buick Century Luxm waaoo. all power, air,
AM/fl'll, $191115. 546-1"31.
96&8'3Seves.
"79 Black Regal. Black,
fully loaded w /aunrooi.
14,500 mi. Aaaume
be+S500. 551-9728
COMMRL
CHEVROLET
'19C.VEllE
17,000 miles, T·roof.
lather, air cooditiOOUJg, ,
loaded. (891 WKM >
136.31 HAll)Ut fltw>
O.tctien G10¥f' •h 6J&.Dl:J .')\.,. It .i r I• •r Hh d
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546-1200 1bt Id this '66 Riviera, 197' CORVETTE
great cood.. co ror far 11Tn Moma2+2. auto, aar. Wbttwbt. Ev·e,y option. ..._than it's worth. Till 33.000 mi. S2900. ~18 LC. spoiler&, &las& top,
wheel, pwr. windows, aftfPll de. Ooocoun cood. Uat more.CallDaveS»-41195 •-------~ owsr Sl.5,000 Must sell. --------•J987 Moma Corva1r, good bmtotler. 557--4250.
1977 FAt. W1n. 9-pus. body, good eng, needs '71 Corvette clean m
Goodcoad. S2850Firm work. Must sell. Malle storage last 03 yrs, ~ust ~9501 ofr.Sat/Sunevs.661-3916 eeU ~/ofr. 646-6*
"13 Buick Centurion COD· 73Mont.eCarlo, immac .. NB
v'\. Xln.t. cood. A/C, full $1195. • '&QJnv .• 2 tops. lmmac
pwr. AM /FM stereo. 551-41110 *"'rm cood. Blk w/all ::.._--:.re· S3,250/0BO. '6' CarnJr. Runs gd. xlD1 int. Auto. 327. isaoo
• • body. _. or trade for MO-Ol80or'S5'1·5550
C = c "IS mo&cftYde. 5'5-2088 . .
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dlm.'71111. mi, factory AC, AT, phone. Gwe us a call
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power steennq & windows and SCJper
low miles' (472GWX). f$tk . .C320)
'1988
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transmlaalon end bucket seats
Chevy's best economy earl
f280RZK).1Stk. .:324\.
'2288
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exterior. automatic trans . pwr
steering & elr cond. f009PRH) IStk.
P4060).
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ftalW 4 speed transmission. radio and
heater. A "euper clean" pickup truck
with very low miles! 11N4'4HIO) IStk
4084TI., ....
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STRADA
NEW! Never registered! 6 Soeed
trans.. air oond. and stereo. Gets
unbelievable mileage! t 41631 I Stk.
4307). -·-
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MUSTANG CHAMDI
VB. automatic trans .. pwr steerlnq &
vinyl too Yellow with blacil buci<et
seats 1682FYYl IStk. P4 t t t l
'2288
lt74llOB
PlllftCl(UP
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shell with cari>eted Interior & low.
low miles. Oeenesf one on the' IOtf
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1979 CHlftOLIT
&CAMIMO
Royal l<~ht model with automatic
trans.. 111r oond.. tilt wheel. ~
seats. ratlye wtleels & LESS than
5.000 miles! I 442091) IStk. P4228l
'6488
\
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meal
THUteElllRD LANDAU
Automatic trans.. full pwr. air. keytess
entrv. spd. cont .. radio with pwr '11,731 00 antenna I elec. instrument cluster. Full
IUKurv1 Slk. 2599t183375)
41 ....... T ...... c I ' ...... f'ric-4
LTD CROWH VICTORIA
Automatic trans.. air. pwr brakes and
stePrino. hlllf Vtnyt root. elec. Clodc. '911()00 tlntfld olass. radial wtw tires and many
othPr luxui OPfiOns. tk. 2289 (1121801
JO ....... LTDt C ., .. ,.., P'ricH
GRANADA 2 DR. SED.
Auto trans .. rNtr ateenno & front d•1CS.
radlal wlw ftreS. <>c>era windows. tinted
'671500 glass. dlx wheel covers. seat·fl•oht
bench and more!
Stk 2136'114812!
10 ....... • • •u C1 f .. ,.., f'rice4
FAIRMONT 2 DR. SED.
Econ. 6-<:yt. engine. automatic trans..
pwr stee<ing & brakes. vinyl t>udtet S657100 seats steel belted radials. tinted Qlass
etr etc
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J I Mon F-...ttC1 ••lh ... f'riced
MUSTANG 2..0R. SED.
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radials. dlx wheel covers & tinted glass
Stk. 2392 l 138294 l
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TIM .ale wu •10, well aboYe
tM two-ddl'CM a.pity needed co ...._.. aide Carttt'l veto o1 a
f'Oll,..........I meuure repeal.
latMfee.
lt WH the first Ume a
Democratic-eanlrolled eoq:reu
fat.led to sustain a Dem0tratic
pN1W.•1 ..a.a atnce Harry S
Trumaa •• ovvrtdclen ID 1951. Can.t velOM UM bW Tllun·
day IQ'lftl the fee wu n--..
to help conHrvt Imported
petroleum, But two boun later
and wtth no 'deb.te, tbe Home
voted 33S·35 to o•erride the veto.
Today•a Senate vote ad-
ministered the final deatb blow.
Wbile either chamber of
Contreas can s ustain a veto.
two-tblrdl vat. ln both bcMllel
,,.. Deeded to override one.
Ar1u1ftl umucceutully for the
veto to be sustained. Sen. Gary
Hart, 0-Colo .• told the Senate
tlaat failure to reduce U.S. de-
pendence on for~i10 oU only
make1 military action lo the
J>enlu Gulf recion that mucb
more Ubly.
·~we oeed to take some strong
medicine and unfortunately this
body is unwilling to do J.hat,"
Hartuid.
But Sen. Bob Dole, R·Kan.. de-
no unced tbe fee aa "hd
eeoaomlc policy and b-S eoero policy."
As in the House. a lar1e
number of Democrats Joined
witb Republicans to override the veto.
Carter cut 21 vetoes, an ot
wbicb were auataioed. Altbou&b
no Democratic president bad
been overridden since 1952,
Republican President.a Dwtaht
D. Ellenbower, RJcbard M. Nlx·
on and Gerald R. Ford bad a
total ol 19 vetoes overridden.
Democrats have controlled
both houses or Congress for the
better part of the last SO years.
In hia veto message TbWlday
tbe president told Congress that
while he knew the fee was
politically unpopular, members
should rise above politics and let
TW~NTY·FIVE CENTS
him lmpote it. He called the
levy an important step in oil
conservation, "Jood policy and
1ood common sense.''
Hla veto took two hours to
reach the House and two minutes
toducuss.
"We've talked the matter to
death," said Rep. Al Ullman, D·
Ore., chairman or the Ways and
Meana Committee, as the roll
call wu ordered.
-..rashes _.._oast
VanSoaght
Freeway Kilkr
Search Mounts
By ROBERT BARKEll
OI -Deify ...... ICMf Police agencies have in·
tensified their search throughout
Southern California for a
mysterious black van that they
believe may be linked to the so-
called Freeway Killer who may
have murdered more than 40
boys slnce um.
The full deseriptioo of the van
wts relea~ed Thursday. the
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----"9111 ..... A campaign to recall three
Fountain Valley School District
trustees hu been terminated
because ol time restraints and
difficulty in collecting the re-
quired 6,000 signatures.
William Mane s, vice
chairman of the Concerned
Citizens for Quality Education,
said the group decided to halt its
effort to oust trustees Betty
Mignanelli, Shella Meyers and
Roger Belgen when it became
clear the group's self-imposed
mld·JWle deadllne for collecting
signatures could not be met.
Manes said the group contact-
ed some s.ooo local voters and
obtained 2,000 signatures before
&topping the campaign.
Although the group's legal
deadline is more than a month
away. a mid.June deadllne was
chosen because it would coincide
lfltb the end ol the school term.
Also. Manes said, if the
91gnatures were turned in later
there would be little chance ol
placing the recall on the N~
vember 1980, election ballot.
The Concerned Citizens
spokesman said the group will
remain active and take poaitiana
oo local acbool l..saues.
Manes noted that the three
targeted trustees face re·
elect.ion in November 1911 and
tald the Concerned Cltliens
~oup will support other can·
didates in an attempt to oust the
three lncumbenta at that time.
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same day that lbe latest murder
victim was identified as 18--year·
old Steven J . Wells of Downey.
The boy's nude and strangled
body was found behind a service
station in Huntington Beach
early Tuesday.
The body of another youngster
which was left at lbe rear ol a
Westminster service station two
weeks earlier, remains uniden·
tified.
Garden Grove police issued an
all·points bulletin for the van
after two witnesses reported
they saw a young male
hitchhiker being kidnapped in
the ei'1 Oil tbe .night of .Ma1 27.
Garden Gro-.e Polle-e Sgt
Bruce Beauchamp said the van
appeared to be br aad new, em..,.,.._, with a "f7 Min)'
blackpmlltjob.
The wbiele bad no ehrome ex
cept for the name Dodge printed
in block letters at tJie right rear
oversized door
On the left rear door the word
"shafted" had either been print·
ed or taped.
There also was a teardrop
window bear the left rear of the
van.
Beauchamp said two wit-
nesses reported they saw a
youth forcibly abducted when
they were waiting lo make a left
turn at Hazard Avenue and
Brookburat Street near the San
Diego Freeway.
"The witnesses said the youth
approached the passenger side
where be was squirted with a
substance and grabbed.
"We are sure there were more
than ooe person in the vehicle.
"We were confident that the
report was true from the begin·
ning," Beauchamp said. "But
when a second witness came
forward a week later with the
same details, it made us even
more sure.
"We have no way of knowing
if it was the Freeway Killer but
it Is lbe best lead we have."
Wells, the victim who was
found in Huntipston Beach, is
not the person IWho was forced
Into the van, police said.
Garden Grove poliee are aak·
tn1 anyone with information to
call them at 638.a7 or 638-6783.
Uuntingtoo Beach Lt. Bruce
young said his department Is
very interested in the van, <Bee sµ1.Ea, Pa1e AZ>
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AMERICAN TROOfliS WADE> ASMOR!TOA NORMANDYRACtf '8 YEARSAGOTOOAY
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D·Day Honored TQday
Allied Forces Landed in France 36 Yean Ago
Today marked the 36th an·
niversary of D·Day, when Allied
fo r ces invaded France a t
Normandy, doomed Adolf
Hitler's Nazi Germany and
marked the beginning of the end
or World War II.
The combined Allied forces
the mightiest sea and ai~
a rm ada in histo ry. hit the
Normandy coast on June 6. 1944.
at S a.m., London time.
Time, tide, wind and rain have
washed away the stains or blood
and iron on that picturesque
6().mile solar plexus where th~
Allied punch landed 36 years ago today.
Steaming out of a dark. misty
morning, the monumental task
force s lammed into lightly
manned Nazi German shore de-fenses.
Bombs, naval bombardment
and replying coastal fire com·
bined in a thunder and at 6 :30 a.m .. the ground forces hit the
beaches.
Main Breaks;
Huntington
Water Cut
Inching, crawling. falling, the
first assault troops drove
forward, pounding at the line or
iron to take Carentan, Bayeaux.
Caen in a day, a week. two
weeks. three . .
The 60 b:v lO·mile beachhead
widened bit by bit as American.
British. Canadian, French and
Polish forces began the final .
crushing push against Germany.
Logistics for D-Day were
titanic : 1.000 planes and gliders
dropped paratroopers on the
Carentan Penmsula
Man power marshaled under
Supreme Allied Forces Com ·
mander Gen . Dwight D .
Eisenhower totaled 2.876,439.
with S.049 fighter planes. 3.467
heavy bombers: 1.645 light and
medium bombers and others.
A total of 39 Allied divisions
fie r cely fought the forces
marshaled by Germany, SS
divisions including reserves in
t.be Fatherland.
Opening up other fronts. Gen.
l.Aut to llglort
George S Patton and his
he llfi re·and·bri ms tone Third
Army hit St Lo, and on Aug. 14,
Allies invaded France south of
the Rhone with 1.000 more ships.
The first terrible crac~ was
heard on D·Day. June 6, 1944.
but it w as months until
Germany's back was finally
broken.
More Banks Drop
Prime Loan Rate
NEW YORK <AP) -Some ol
the nation's bigest banks have
trimmed their prime lending
rates to 13 percent as the cost ol
acquiring fwlds and the demand
by businesses for loans continue
to ease.
Late Thursda;, First National
Bank ol Chicago announced it
would take a percentage point
otf its prime, beginning today.
County Still Drags
On Ballot Counting
A Re1iatrar of Voters
spokesman 1ald reaulta from
two precinct.a lo Anaheim and
Fullerton were expected to be
added Into the overall Tote re-
turn• aoafelime today, &lvinl
the COUDtJ ltl f1aal but wdftdal
resulta for Tueld1y'1 electloo.
The comity has 2.081 preclodl.
. Blamed for the de't:f!tnc whlcb lDWaUy lnvolftd
raulta from• pnd.nctl -were
comPQter problem. ud a b91lot
mlllup In a West lt.DabelJD pre.
clnet.
A 1poketwoman for Ua•
Secretaf)' of State'• olflee lD
Sacramento 1ald flllal retumt from Oraue Countr ,.,,.. Id lo-
eklded llliO.. ··booklet U.U.. ....
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Uon .. CllllMWa.
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Oraaie County election of.
rtclal1 ban maintained their new Sl.5 .won vote ('CMWlftl
system was not at fault in Lbe
vote tabulatiGD breakdown.
Tbey ialtead cited problems
wblcb ~e when results on
mapetlc tape frocn 31 predDc:ta
wowd aot '° c.auvu.cb t.be coun-ty'• computer Wbleh ..... pri.nt·
ou11o1 .... ut.s.
For IDOlt di tboR preclncta,
tbe lotormatlon had to be trauf~ to DeW tapes wbktl
were ,..,Id •uceeeafUUJ .tllroaO
th• comput.-..
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2 Aboard
As Craft
Explodes
BULLETIN
l•vHtigators identified the
pilot la&e dU.I moralDg as James
Samllel Cardel11«l. zt, of lnme
aJMI Illa prsamed Palaetllf!I' H
la•es Allee PMlp. aboat the
same age, oleo.ta Mesa. Tbepair
operated a small b•sineu,
Aircraft Senltts. waalllq ud
...... plaaes. PldJp ........ ,.
alltMrttles ..W. aJHI Ilia car was
feud at J-.. Wayae Airport.
TIMy were believed lo be Oruge
Coastc.tle«eacadellU.
By AllTRUa R. VINSEL
Ot • Oelfy " ... _
~archers rontined combing
ch.illy seas olf the Orange Coaet
today for wreckage and bodies
arter a small plane disintegrated
1 n Ill.id-air Tbunday evening.
......... 4lletlri8 .. ol the .-a. n .. ...._ a«aban.
De appaaat explosion WU
wttDelMd by a HudJes Airwest
jet.Uner captain who radioed at
S:30 p.m. that it appeared to be
a twin-engine Cessna aircraft.
Spokesmen for the Federal
A via lion Administration said to-
day. however. that it was a
Piper Super Cub single engine
plane out of John Wayne
Airport, piloted by an Orange County man
He r eporte d l y had one
passenger aboard at th<' tame
the a ircraft literall y exploded.
according to U.S. Coast Guard
officials in charge of the off·
shore search.
Jim Pa r s on s . ~eneral
manager or Dack 's Imperial
Aviation at John Waynt• Airport
today confirmed their leased
blue·and·white Paper Super Cub
rental plane was apparently in-
volved.
.. All evidence indicates that at
was our plane." said Parsons.
adding that his firm bad been in
contact with the plane's pilot but
be declined to identify him.
"He got his pilot's license in
1977 and he's a local boy," said
Parsons, adding that be is
mystified by circumstances sur-
rounding the apparent midair
disintegration of the plane.
"In all my years in aviation
I've never beard or a plane ex·
ploding like they say it did un·
leas it wu being sliot at,·· said
Parsons. who explained be bas
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Coast
Weather
Fair t.brou1h Saturday
except fOI' late rugbt and
morning low cloudlnesa.
Lowa tonflht ln the 50s.
Hiaha Saturday mid to up.
per 80I at the beaches, 70
to 75 lnland.
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GARLAND. Texu (AP>-TwodttaUedtanttanfromaSan·
ta Fe frdght train becao leati.natoxic chemicals today. prompting
authorities to evacuate more than 8,000 from their homes in t.bis
Dallas suburb.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. <AP> -Tomadoel touched down ln two
Indiana C!OUDtlet today, and the pilot of a small plane wu kiUed
attemPtina to land at South Bend. state police said.
No injuries were reported from twisters near Sheridan in
Hamilton County or at Burrows in Carroll County.
Otfna. Sorl~i IJ11io11 .Sfga P~I
PEKING <AP> -Cb!na and the Soviet Union, bitter
political enemies. signed a new trade agreement tor 19IO today
after more than a month of negotiation, Cb1neae and Soviet sources said.
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Modified SChool
Day Plan Backed
A committee formed to study
t.be Fountain Valley School Dis·
trict's controversial modified
day prognm has recommended
that the policy of dismissing stu-
dents early one day each week
to provide faculty planning time
be cootmued next term. with
some modifications.
A report by the rommittee,
made up of 12 teachers, parents
and administrators, was re·
ceived by the district's trustees
• Thursday night.
: The trustees took no im-
4 mediate lldloe oa the reeom-
.. mendatJon, however. Instead.
they asked to l!lfft with the •
committee during the next two
weeks to obtain further inlonna-
tion on how group reached its
conclusions.
·'The board had some ques-
;tions, and we thought it would be
·better to have them answered by
'.the committee aa a whole," ex-
:plained board president Betty
·MignaneW. ~ The early dismissals have
:been criticized by some district
. parents, while teachers have
·fought to retain the shortened
day, saying it is needed f« staff
meetings and educaUonal plan·
ning.
The modified day waa a
source of bitter dispute during
U.S. F1rm8 Role
In Persian GuH
WASJilNGTON <AP) -ln a
bid lo protect Penian Gulf oil
supplies in the face of what of·
flciala call Soviet military ex·
pansionilm, the UnUed States is
taldna steps toward lncreaaing
its access to air and seaport·
facilities in Om-.ri, located at the
cateway to the gulf.
American officials said U.S.
deliveries will itlclude anti-tank and antt-alrcratt weaponry and
rpilitary transport planes. U.S.·
financed military credit saJe1 to
.Oman will totaJ $25 million f«
·the remainder of fiscal 1980 with
a similar amount for the next
filcal year.
the coatract negotiations that re·
s11lted iD a lo.day teachers strike
earlier th1s year.
The committee's report lists
some criticism of the current
program and augge&ts changes
to eUminat.e these problems.
According to an agreement
they signed after the teachers
strike, tbe trustees have until
July 11 lo determine the fat.e of
modified day for the coming
school year.
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although other types or vehicles
used by t.be killer haven't been
ruled out.
Young said that Wells was last
seen leaving hi s place or
employment at a Los Angeles
print shop at 3:30 p.m.
The time of his death has been placed at about 8 p.m.
Young said Wells usually rode
buses to and from his apartment
in Downey but that he was
known to hitchhike and may
ban Monday.
The body was idenllfied
positively by his rather late
Wednesday.
Young said mveatigaton went
to the youth's apartment Tbun-
day afternoon and tumed up in·
formatioa that wUI lhd them to
acquaintances and frienda who
may be able to shed more liabt
oa bis activities prior to his
death.
Meanwhile, contributions to a
reward fund for informatJon
about the killer have swelled.
accordini to Huntington Beach
City Comlcilman Roa Pattinson
and his wife, Penney. who
launched the drive.
The total climbed to $8,000
Thursday. Pattinson said it
would go much higher.
He said he will solicit funds
lt-om service clubs and civic or·
ganizations. He also plans to
turn over any surphu money
from bis recent City CdQneU
campaip to tbe reward fund.
BIDDING FAREWELL -Members of United
Auto Workers Local 3 from the Dodae main
plant in Hamtramck, Mich., display the
banner they brought to the national con-
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vention in Anaheim. The workers were laid
off and the local went out of existence with
the cl06ure of the plant.
Strongarm Robbery
Huntington Police
Seek Two Suspects
Huntingtoo Beach police are
seekinl two men who robbed a
local apartment complex
manager of $1,300 in rent re-
ceipts Thursday afternoon.
Police said t.be strongarm rob-
bery occ~ at 12:30 p.m. out·
side a Hess Clrcle apartment
complex managed by the 24·
year-old victim and h er
husband.
The two saspects reportedly
visited the complex several
weeb ago and left applications
to rent an apartment, police
said.
Some of the information on the
forms was illegible. however.
and when the pair could not be
reached again, the apartment.
was rented lo someone else,
police said.
The woman manager was con-
fronted by the two original appli-
caafs Thursday afternoon as she"
was leaving to make a deposit at
the bank. The two expreued
anger that t.be apartment had
been rented to another party,
Pyramids Hit
In Michigan
WARREN. Mich. <AP> -A
get·rich·qu1ck scheme that
police say has been operating in
Califonua met with a different
kind of success in Michigan -
six arrests
As a crowd of 80, "alJ ready,
willing and able lo give up their
$1,000," looked on. officers ar-
r eat e d three men from
California. one from Arizona
a nd two from Michigan oa
charges of operating an illegal
pyramid investment scheme. A
total of $12.000 ln cash waa con-
fiscated.
The arrest& came Tuesday
aft.er undercover offlcen fat m
the audience of an "fnve3bDent club" meetin& at the Amber
HoU1ehaU.
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RECALL ••.
and one of the men grabbed the
woman's arm and took tbe
money, police saJd.
The two fled on foot from the
scene. The robbery vicUm was
not mJured io tbe Incident. police said.
Jt' alley Teen
Injured in
Fatal Cra8h
A Garden Grove man was
killed and four others were in·
jured early Thursday when a
car struck a metal guardrail oo
a freeway onramp near
Anaheim, t h e Cal&fornia
Highway Patrol said.
Killed in the accident was
Tracy Alan Ste in . 20 , a
passenger ln the vehicle dnven
by James McClalbck. 20. also of Garden Grove.
M cClallick, who aultered
mjnor ~et. was arrested by
officers aod charged wtth felony
drunk driving and
manslaughter
Al so injured in the accadept
were Charlene Schubert. 17, or
Fountain Valley. Susan Black.
18 . or Garden Grove. and
Michelle Slagle, 18, of Gardt'n
Grove.
All were taken to Anaheim
Memorial Hospital for treat-
ment of injuries.
A CHP spokeiman said the
rar was enterm1 the Kramer
A venue onramp to the west·
bound Riverside Freeway at
about 2 a.m. when the vehicle
struck t.be guardrail.
No Iranian
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <AP> -Tina Bahadori was suppc»ed
to give a valedictory address at
Atlantic City High School's
graduation next week. But abe
withdrew when more than half
the school's teachers sisned a
petition oppoemc her.
Miss Bahadori. a straiiht·A
UAW Alters
Strike Fund
Availability
A time-hoaored principle of
the United Auto Wotken -the
untoucbabillty of the strike fund
for anything but strike benefits
and expenses -was overturned
Thursday at the UAW conven-
tion in Anaheim.
By an overwbelmln& show ol
hands. delegates approved an
amendment to the UAW con·
slitutton to permit the execut.ave
board to use up to half the in·
vestment income of the lund for
..orgu1utioo. educatton aod
com mwucatioo."
The fund. which is financed by
30 percent of each member's
dues. now contains $271 million
Over the last three years, at
earned $46 million on its invest·
ments.
It currently C06ts $10 s million
a month to run the union. at a
time when the UAW is raced
with a substantial drop in dues
income this summer as benefits
for 237,000 laid off memben an
the auto industry start drying
up
Use al mooey from the ltrlke
fund could tusbion layoffs
amone the UAW starr con·
sidered almost t.MvitabJe with.an
a few mooths.
In other action. the 216 mem-
bers of the executive board were
voted 3 percent pay increases to
take effect.ave now. in June 1981
and 1n June 1982. with continua·
lion of quarterly cost-of-living
raises sirnJJar to those an effect
an t.be auto industry.
That brought union president
Douglas A. Fraser's annual
aalary to $66,807. According to a
1979 U.S. Labor Department sur·
vey, Fraser ranked 22nd In
salary hut ytar among 33 presi·
dent.a ol mll,jor unions.
Jt' aledi.ctorian
studeat and rtft.b in her class. is
Iranian.
And students supporting their
classmate sav tbe teachers'
behavior runs counter to every.
thine they've been taught to
value about America's pnn·
clples.
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PLANE •••
27 years' Oying time.
Coast Guard Chief Leonard
Frost. of the Search and Rescue
Center in Long Beach, said to-
day a second person was report·
t>d aboard the missing plane. pieces of wruch were recovered
Thursday everung.
No trace was found o( e1ny
bodies. investigators said.
Chier Fr~t said the Coast
Guard has the names ol the two
1ndiv1duals presumed aboard .
but the farm that leased lbe
plane aqd renl4d it ~l coWd llOt
confirm th.It.
Hopes for possible ~urvivors
were ,,rtually nonexistent, ac·
cordinll to authorities.
"The hope that anyone is still
alive grows dimmer and dim-mer with each passing hour,"
USCG U Mark Jones said.
He srud wat.er temperature ln
the region bemg combed by the
cutter U.S.S. Hobart out of Long
Beach ~ 60 decrees and no oAe
could survive more than four t>r
' five hours without a wetsuit .
Location of the area where t.be
disintegrating plane went
down is about five miles
south ol Newport Beaclt, pJacing
it roughly olf Laguna Beach, in·
vestigat.ors said.
A helicopter out of the USCG
Atr Stalion, Los Angeles. was
also comblng the seas offsbott
today for any trace or furtMr
wreckage or bodies.
One Orange County resident
reported seeioi a blue and wbiSe
plane fitting the missing Supel-
Cub's description fly low ov•
his home late .Thursday after-
ooon. apparently backfiring. .
The recall campaign was ID·
itiated several months ago m the
wake of a 10-day strike by Foun·
lain Valley elementary
teachers
The campalan was supported
largely by parents who were dis·
satisfied with the trustees· con·
duct during t.be contract negotla.
-tions and the strike.
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then, will be examl.Qed itl Sun·
day'1 Dilly Pilot.
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~·hr 1'ote 'l'allt1 Boars in Last Again
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tbe at.ate which ia atUl trytni to
eomplle tta flnal but u.noMclal
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11Mt70anee
com,._ OrMP County re1ulta bne ..._ u.t.iil lD a 1tatewtde .
aeml~ eaavuatn1 ol votea
put oui by the 1ecretary of
1t•t.-'I aft\ee,
TM olfktlal atatemeot ol vote
retultl lD CalJrornla wlll prob-
ably contain the Oran1e County
ret\llta, Mrs. Daniela said.
The previous record fw late
reportJna was set In 1968 by
Fresno County which didn't
start "'porting its fmal elec~
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Gold Prices
Spiral Anew
. LONDON <AP> -The price of
ec>ld soared as much as $24 an
oµnce to break the $600-an-ounce
level for the first time in three
months in Europe today.
-Silver also rose $1.02 an ounce
in London to a two-month high of
• f17.02. It traded in New York at
. JJ6.80.
The value of the dollar was r mostly lower in quiet trading.
~ Dealers said demand for gold t today continued a recent strong I ~ surge that began Monday amid rumws -later officially denied
-that three to five American
Oark Said
'Vdest
By nae Auoclated Presa Tehran radio condemned c Ramsey Clark today as "the
lvilest American agenl" and
asked Sadegh Ghotbzadeh's
I Foreign Ministry to explain why
the former U.S. attorney general was allowed to participate in the
{'"•C rimes of America" con-
ference.
The radio said the aim or the
1 fou r -day conference, which
ended Thursday with a resolu·
lion condemnjng U.S. treatment
of Iran without mentioning lhe
53 American hostages seized
, more than seven months ago,
sbould have been not only to in·
vestigate past U.S. activities but
also to prevent future plots.
The government-owned radio. l wbose actions and commen-
. hp'iea occasionally anger some Iranian officials, sald the air of
the conference should have been
I not only to investigate past U.S.
ntivitles but also to prevent
what it said could be plots in the
future.
It said Iran's continued depen-
' dence on imperialiam and the
"o_pen and hidden conSpiraclea''
of the United States leave no I doubt that Iran must draw up as
·, soon as possible a "com-
pJ'ebensive program" to counter
u.ia and to "se_parate and de-
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Coast
Weadler
Falr tbroulb Saturday
escept fOI' late nllht and • mornlq low cloudiDeas.
• Lowa ~ lD the 50s. . lfilba SllQardQ mid to up-. ~ .. at the beaches, '10
to 7$ Inland.
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hostages had been shot in Iran .
In Zurich. the price of gold
had risen t.o $605.50 an ounce by
mid-day, highest since March 7,
after clo,,ing at $587.50 Thurs-'J
day. ~
In London, the metal was
quoted at $602.50 a troy ounce in
mid-afternoon, up from a morn-
ing fixjng of $598 and a Thursday closing of $587. It closed at $600.
Gold closed at $587 a troy
ounce in New York on Thursday.
It had been priced in the range
or $500 to $530 for several weeks
prior to its newest sur"e. It
traded today in New York at
$601.
Fresh buying of gold this week
sparked a chain reaction or
price mark-ups around the
world that CCJDtlnued today.
Gold prices are stlll well
belgw the record $875 an ounce
reaCbed during tJ'adifte oo the
Ne• York Commodltlea Ex
change on Jan. 21.
Silver •as up lo Loodoo from
Tbursday'a close of $16, The
mid-afte rnoon price was the highest s~ April 9.
U.S. Jobless
Rate Soars;
Prices Level
WASlllNGTON d AP> -The
nation's unemployment rate
shot up to 7.8 percent in May.
the highest in 31h years. while
inflation at the wholesale price
level continued to cool significantly. the government
reported today.
Since March, a rapidly de·
veloping recession has swelled
unemployment by 1.6 percen· 1 tage points -the largest two-
month climb since World War
II, the Labor Department said.
Some 1.7 million Americans
were added to jobless rolls in
April and 7.8 percent in May. It
was the highest rate since No-
vem ber 1975. But the rate in
California remained unchanged
at 7.1 percenL
At the same time, the Labor
Department said wholesale
INR..ATION.ftECE8810N
ENOU88 CYCLE?-84
retuma unW two days after the
eledJan.
A1 of thJ1 morntn1, results
fn)m two precincta tn Anaheim
and Fullerton were expected to
be added into the overall vote re-
turn• aometJme today, giving
the county its final but unofficial
result.I.
Blamed for the delays-which
initially involved missing results
from 38 precincts-were com-
puter problems and a ballot mix·
up in a west Anaheim orecinct. Orange County election of·
ficials bave maintained their
new $1.5 mlllloo vote counijng
system wa.c: not at fault in the
vote tabulation breakdown.
They instead cited problems
which arose when result.a on
magnet.le tape from 38 precincts
would not go through the COUil·
ty's computer wrucb issues print-
outs of results.
For most of those pr«incts,
the information bad to be
\ transferred to new tapes which
were re-fed successfully through
the computen.
But other problems also OC·
curred. including those iD an
Anaheim precinct where 237
voters were given the wrong
ballot card listing partisan races
for other districts.
This mixup resulted in elec·
lion officials having to transfer
non-partisan vote results from
the old ballots to oew ones.
Votes caal in the partisan
races were thrown out and elec-
tion officla.ls have said the resi-
dents would not get an op-
portunity to recast ballots in
those races.
Officials said apparenUy no
one noticed, not even the voters,
they were casting ballots for
candidates in the wrong districts
ror assembly, state senate and
Congress.
Air • • 1ct1m an
TRUCK DRIVER LOSES LOAD OF DIRT ON MacARTHUR BOULEVARD NEAR FREEWAY
Th• Afternoon Accident Wal One of 12Thu'9dav tn trvlne
Irvine Crashes lnjttre ·4 .
One Car Fall.s Imo San Diego Creek Channel
Four persons were injured in
separate Irvine traffic accidents
Thursday. a day in which there
were 12 traffic s mashups in the
city, according to police Sgt.
Robert Kredel.
Most seriously injured oC the
rour accident victims 1s a
woman who was thrown from
her car al 11:35 p.m. when it
struck an abutment on the east
side Jeffrey Road bridge over
the San Diego Creek. The car
caught fire and ended up on a
bike trail in the creek channel.
The woman. 30-year-old Kitty D.
Banks of Orange, is hospltaJized
in satisfactory condition.
Ray Charles Williamson, ZS, of
Gardena, was treated and re·
l eased fr o m Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital after his
truck loaded with dirt over-
turned on MacArthur Boulevard
near the San Diego Freeway at
2:15 p.m.
Kevin P. Roach, 16, of 15412
Eiffel Circle, lrvine, was treated
and released from Tustin Com·
munity Hospital after the car in
which he was riding flipped over
in the city at 9: 10 p . m . Police
had few accident details this
morning.
Edsel E'ckgren, SS, of Laguna
Hills suffered a broken arm in a
two-car accident occurring at
7:05 p.m. near the intersection
of Barranca Drive and Jeffrey
Road. The driver of the other
vehicle wasn't inJured.
Sergeant Kredel said this
morning reports had not yet
been written on the other eight
accidenta.
He said more •ccidenta oc:·
curred In Irvine Thursday than
any other day in recent
memOI')'.
WOMAN 1NJURmASCAALANDStNCAEEKCHANNEL
cerHurttMOftJ.,,,., MM Late Tituredar Night
CofC t·o Flex Political Arm
Offtclall ~ the Oran1e County
Chamber of Commerce 1ald
Thul'lday the buatnea oraan.Lu·
Uon wllJ break '70 yeara of
1Uence tn partlaan poUtlcal ra~ m form a committee to Nil .._,.... and llldutrJ• ......... , ....... ••we aa't • ,._ .. Uda .,.. ........................ nra. IHtl tllal'• part Of , ...
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memw~.
Dould Clola. chairman of the
chamber'• bMrd of dlreetort,
1ald there ls a oeed for a return to
a l!hlloaopb.y oriented to busl.Deas
anct industry. ,
In the pHt, he aald. the
chamber baa been "1iU1n1 pret·
ty quJetlY In tbe wlftaa."
Ttuhlll aald Ule chamber's
. Death Enda Party
PORTERVILLE (AP> -OM
maa WM tbot t.d deatb and two
oUaen lQj\11·~ eat\y toclay when •
a p'arty turned lftto a brawl.
police reported.
·•poUtlcaf action comnUttee"
. will be cqanlsed within 30 days.
It wUl be covemed by a ft1ne. member board of dtreeton, be
said.
lnvolvemeat by cbambet
memberl lD the commltter• ac·
tlvitles'Wtll be voluntary,~
11ld .
Realtor ~us• v, tc_.., ~
chalred the 1Uad1 l"CNP. llllcl
eeveral of Oran••"-'Coat1•1
lar1e1t buainMHl 1'aw ._...
to provide ~ to \be eOriamtt-
tff. Hta •Uned to HIM tlM
bualnflld.
2 Killed
As Plane
Explodes
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of 11>9 D•lly Piiot St•tt
Searchers contined combing
chilly seas orr the Orange Coast
today for wreckage and bodies
after a small plane disintegrated
in mid-air Thursday evening.
showering debris out of the skies
five miles ofrshore.
BULLETIN
lnvesU11tors identified the
pilot late th.ls morning as James
Samael Cardelaccl, zt, of lrvble
aad Illa PftAmed paUet11er as
James Allen Pbilp; alMNt u.e
same age, of Costa Mesa. The pair
operated a s mall baslness.
A1ttraft Sttvkes, washlnl and
wnbtg pines. Philp Is mlahag,
aaU.Orttles aakl, a1ld his car was
ftMUHI at Jelm Wayne Airport.
Tltey were betined to be Orange
Coast Cellege stadell&s.
The apppent explosion was
witneaed by a Hughes Airwest
Jetli9er captain who radioed at
5:38 p.m. Utat 4t •ppeared to be
a twin-«igine Cessna aircraft.
Spokesmen for the Federal
Aviation Administration said to·
day, however. that it was a
Piper Super Cub single engine
plane o ut o r John Wayne
Airport. piloted by an Orange
County man
He r e porte dl y had one
passenger aboard al the time
the aircraft literally exploded,
according to U S. Coast Guard
officials in charge of the off
shore search.
Jim Parsons. ge nera l
m a na~er of Di ck '!> Imperial
Aviation at John Wayne Airport
today confirmed their leased
blue-and-white Piper Super Cub
rental plane was apparently in
volved.
"All evidence indicates that it was our plane," said Parsons.
adding that his firm had been m
contact with the plane's pilot but
he declined to identify him.
"He got his pilot's license in
1977 and he's a local boy," said
Parsons. adding tha t he is
mystified by cir cumstances sur-
rounding the apparent midair
disintegration of the plane.
"In all my years in aviation
I've never heard or a plane ex-
ploding like they say it did un-
less it was being shot at," said
(See PIANE, P11e M)
Funds Sought
For Irvine
Boys Club
James P. Warmington, preai·
dent ot Warmin~"ton Develop·
ment Co., and Jobn Hollenbeck,
partner in the Coopers ft
Lybrand accounting firm, have
joined a commtt\ee soliclUnl
funds for a proposed Boys Club
in Irvine .
T he BusineH·J>rofessional
Committee la seektna $1.35
mllllon in contrlbutlona to
finance tbe building of an Jrvine
brancb cl the Harbor Are• Boys
Cliab. Club oftlct.all have won ten-
tative lrv1lle City Council ap-
proval to buU4 a ~teeo.equn·
foot clu~ near me lDtenec· tlon ot Barnnea Parkway and
E•at Yale Loot> • 'rbt club WO.Id be opeb to
baya IDll Iida from 1 to 11 years oll. ftaimaftd C. Wataon, partnw
lD ta.. Jil..,.-t 0.ve)opmet ~·
and lr'lbll OoaDdlman Alt AA.·
tbOGJ an eo-ebalrmen for tbe
tundraltinl .rrort.
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1albencl '9 tM hOa• ........ Wl ol the e•pltal In what
wa1 dlllc:t1W .. pre,par.U. t.o auack a Sovt.t troop bate.
Tbt arrMaa tr•"'•'. an Aloan who NCtueti.d lbat be not be named, ..Uiaated t.laat ll.006 tM-.rtentt flom lemlu aad w ardbM. cen&nl prov\nce9 ...odllC with 1uentU1 actMty.
wen fOllYffl)a& near t.M eapl\al.
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LAI VEGAS <APt -Tbl Clark Count)' dlatrtct awirn7~•
office announced lod•.Y tt wt11 not appeal tbe dl1rnlual by • ·
trlct eou.n jud&• ol the murder lndtttmeot 11alnat nurM Ja11'
Adam• tn the aUea.S .. Death An&el .. murder caM.
8erwt'-4 r • .-r Lnilul ON••w•••
OAJU..AND Te:au t AP)-TwoderalledtankeantromaSan·
la Fe freight train began lealliqtoxlc chemicals today. promJ~
authoriUes to evacuate mon than 8,000 from t.be1r homes
Dallas suburb
rtlo11'1Uefl I• llNll••• T.,...•d•
SOtn'H SDID, Ind. <AP> -Tornadoet touched down ln two
lndlana counU. loda)', ud tilt pilot of a 1mall pJane wu killed
attemptlns to land at South Bend. state police said. . .
No injuries were reported from twlaters near Shendan tn
Hamilton County or al Burrows ln Carroll County.
Otl11a. Sert~• 111110" .Si .. P~C
PEKING <AP> -China and the Soviet Union, bitter
political enemies. signed a new trade aereement for 1980 today
after more than a monlh or necoUatJon, Chinese and Soviet
sources said.
Blaek V •• Sougllt
Freeway Killer's
Vehicle Spotted?
By ROBERT BAaKEa
Oll•DMl"f .......... Police agencles have in·
tensified their aearch throughout
Southern California for a
· mysterious black van that they
belleve may be linked to lhe ao-
c aUed Freeway KUler who may
have murdered more than 40
boys since 1972.
The full descriptlon of the van ~aa released Thursday, the
same day that tbe latest murder
victim wu identified u 18-year·
The vehicle bad no chrome ex·
cept fOI' the name Dodge printed
in block letten at the right rear
ovenlzed door.
On the left rear door the word
"abaft.eel" had either been print·
ed or taped.
There also was a teardrop
window near the left rear of the
van.
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AMERICAN TROOPS WADED MHOR!TOANORMANDYHACHMY!AftlAGOTOOAY
CM>ay fftVnton MatQd the Begtnnlng of the~ for Hltlef'I Third Relch
D·Day Honored Today
~lied Forces Landed in France 36 Y ean Ago
Today m arked the 36th an-
niversary of 0 -Day, when AJUed
forces Invaded France at
Normandy . doo med Adotr
Hitler's Nazi Germany and
marked the beiinnina oft.Mend
of World War II.
The combined AJUed rorces.
the mightiest sea and air
armada in his to ry . hit the Normandy cout on June 6, 1944,
at~ a .m .. London time.
Time. Ude, wlnd and rain have
washed away the stains or blood
and Iron on that picturesque,
60·mUe solar plexus where the
Allied punch landed 36 yean ago
today.
Steamina out or a dark, misty
morning, the monumental task
force slammed Into lightly
manned Naz.I German shore de· fens es.
Fr ... PageAf
PLANE •.•
Parsons. who explained he has
27 yean1' nying time.
Bombs. na\lal bombardment
and replylJ)g coastal fire com·
blned In a thunder and at &:30
a. m .. the ground forces hlt the
beaches.
lnchins. crawlln1. falllnJ, tbe
first auault troops drove
forward, poundjns at tbe llne ol
Iron to take Carentan, BQeawc.
Caen In a day, a week. two
weeks, three ...
The 80 by 10.mJle bU~hbeao
wldened bit by bit u American.
BrlUsh, Canadian. French and
Poltah forces began the final,
cruahlng puah aealnst Germany.
Logl1t.lc1 ror D-Day were
titanic. l ,000 planes and Cliderl
dropped paratroopen oo the
Carentan Penlnaula.
Manpower marshaled under
Supreme Allied Forctt Com·
m a n d e.r G en D w l ll h l D .
OPEC Trying
Again to Hit
Price Unity
· Eisenhower totaled 2,876,439:
with S.G49 fighter planes. 3,467
heavy bombers; 1.645 light and
medium bombers and others
A total or 39 Allied dh1slons
fie r cely fouabt the forces
m ars haled by Germany. 6&
d1v1sions including reserves in
the Fatherland
Operuns up other fronts. Gen
Geo r ge S . Patton a nd hi•
hellftre ·a nd·brimaton e Third
Army hit St Lo, and on Aug 14,
Allies invaded France !louth of
the Rhone wtth 1.000 more ships
The nnrt terrible crack was
heard on D· Da y, June e. 1944.
but it wa s months u ntil
Germany's back was finally
broken.
IJoat,s Up
For Grabs
W AIHINOl'ON CAP)"" -Tbe ........ followtlts ........ of the
ff ouH, ov•rrod• PtHtdent
CJlllUr'• veto today ... ~
llllldin»• .. ~··· ... The vote... 11. ftlJ move
tile two-thlrdl majority Deeded
to brush ulde Carter'• veto ol a
cOQfreuklllal meuu.r• r..,eal·
ina UM fee. lt wH tbe first tlme a
Democratle-controlled Conlrell
falled to •\lllaln a Democratic
preaident'1 veto slnce Harry S
Truman waa overridden ln 1952.
Carter vetoed the bill Tb&ara·
day saym, the fee wu needed
to help conserve imported
petroleum. But two boutt later
and with no debate, the House voted 335·35 to override tbe
veto.
Today 's Senate vote ad·
ministered the final death blow.
Whi le e ither c hambe r nf
Conarua can eu.laln a veto.
two-thirdl vote ln both h()t.&kS
are needed to override one.
Argulng unsuccessfully for the
veto to be sustained, Sen. Gary
Hart, 0 -Colo., told the Senate
that failure to reduce U.S. de·
pendence on foreign oil only
makes mllltary action ln \he
Persian Gulf region that much
more likely.
"We need to take some strong
medicine and unfortunately this
body is wtwtlling to do that,"
Hart said.
But Sen. Bob Dole. R-Kan., de·
nounce d the fee as "bad
economic policy and bad energy
poUcy."
A1 ln the House, a large
number of Democrats joined
with Republicans to override the
veto.
Carter cast 21 vetoe&. all of
which were sustained. Although
no Democratic president bad
been overridden since 1952,
Republican Preaidenta Dwilht
D. Eisenhower, Richard M. J'ol}x.
on and Gerald R. Ford had a
total or 19 vetoes overridden.
Democrats have controlled
t>oth bousea of Con.creaa for the
better part of the last 50 years.
In bis veto mesaage Thursday,
the president told Congreaa th.at
while he knew the ree was
politically unpopula.r, members
should rise above politics and let
htm impose il. lie called the
l~"Y an important step in oil
conservaUon. "goocl policy and
good common sense."
-old Steven J . Wells of Downey.
The boy'• nude and strangled
body was found behind a service
s tation in Hunlin&lon Beach
early 1\aeeclay.
Beauchamp said two wll·
neuea reported they saw a
youth forcibly abducted when
they were waiting to make a left
turn at Haaard Avenue and
Brookhurst Street near the San
Diego Freeway.
Coast Guard Chief Leonard
Frost or lhe Search and Rescue
Center In Long Beach. said to·
day a second person was report·
cd aboard the m1:.sing plant".
pieces o( wllich were reco"ered
Thursday e\leolng.
ROME <AP> -The Or&a.ni:ta· tion of Pf'troleum Exportlnl?
Co unlnel> 1s trying for the
fourth time ln 15 month• to rl'
unify its oil prices Industry
:.ources say tha t con!>umer:.
could pay more ai. a r~ult.
You too can Joan t he
boaUng C'rowd Saturday If
~ou ~rab your yachting
cap and checkbook and set
saJJ for the Newport Beach
City Yard and the annual
police uacJaimed veasel
auction.
If 1 s veto took two hours to
reach the House and two minutes
todascuss
TIM body al uother YOUillltM
· wblcb wu left ai the rear ol a
Westminl1Alr 1ervtce 1taUon two
week• earlier. nimalna unlden·
Ufied.
Garden Grove police issued an
aU-polnU bullet.In for the van
after two wltneuea reported
they aaw a youna male
hilebhllter being kidnapped in
the city on the night of May 27.
Garden Grove Pollce sat.
Bruce Beauchamp aald the van
appeared to be brand new.
customized with a very ehlny
black pmnt job.
Fr••P.,,.Al
CLARK •••
marcate our relatlona with
America."
It said the conference and the
·•conciliatory attitude" of the
Foreliti Mlnl1lry toward the United Stat.es~eed explanaUoo.
Why, It aned1 was Clark al·
lowed to participate when the
point ol the conference wu to in·
ve1t11ate the actiolu of preeent and former U.S. ofttclall and
when a previous ml11lon by
Clark waa "sent back lo di.I·
1 ·ace" by Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini.
"We hope tbl• clear departure
from the Imam'• 1uldeUnes
which rHulted ln the partlclpa.
Uon or the vll•t American agent
. . . wilJ be explained to the peo-
ple by the om cl ala,·' the radio
said.
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''The witnesses said tbe youth
approached the passen~ side
where be waa aqulrted With a
aubltance and arabbed.
"We are sure there were more
than one person in the vehicle. "We were confident that the
rep0rt was true from the belln·
ning," Beauchamp said. "But
when a aecond wltneaa came
forward a week later wltb the
same detalla, lt made ua even
mllre sure.
"We have no way or knowinl
if lt wu the Freeway Killer but
it la the be9t lead we have."
Wells, the victim wbo wu
found ln Huntilll\00 Beach, la
not the peraoo who wu forced
lnto the van, poUce 1a1d.
Garden Grove pollce are uk
lnl anyone with lnformatloa t.o
call them at...-r oraal-eTa.
Hunttniton Beach Lt. Bruce youn1 Hid hll department la
very interested lo tbe van.
ahhou&b other typet of vehlclM
used by the klller haven't been
ruled out. Yc>unt said that Wells wu lut
uen leavlna his place of
employment at a Loi Anaela
prtnt tbop at3:30 p.m.
Tbe time ol biJ death bu been
placed at about 8 p.m.
Youna 1aid Well• uaually rode
bUlet to and from hJ1 apartment
In Downey but that he wH
known t.o hitchhike and may
have Monday
The body wu ldentlfled
potltlvely by bl• rather late
W.clDeldat .
No trace was found of any
bodies. mvestigators said.
Chief Frost said the Coast
Guard bu the names of the tllO
lndivlduals presumed aboard.
but the firm that leased the
plane and rented it out could not
confirm that.
Hopes for possible sumvo"
were virtually nonexistent. ac·
cordln1 to authorities
·'The hope that anyone is sllU
alive grows dimmer and dim·
mer with each paulns hour,"
USCG Lt. Mark Jones said.
He 1ald water temperature ln
the reldon belnl combed by the cutter 11.S.S. Hobart out of Loni
Beach la 80 decrees and no one
could 1urvtve more than four or
flve hou.n wttbout a wetaull.
LocaUon of the area where the
dlllnte1ratln1 plane went
down l• about fl ve ml let
south of Newport &each. placlne
lt rouahly off Laaun• Beach. in·
veatlaaton 1a1d.
A helicopter out of the USCG
Alr StaUon. Loi An&elea..l waa
also combln& the 1eH on1bott
today for any trace of fu.rtMr
wreckage or bodies.
One Or~ County realdent reported a blue and while
plane ntiln& e mla1lna SUper
Cub'• delcrlptlon fiy low over
hit home late Thursday after·
noon, apparently backttrtn1.
The NaUonal TranaportaUoa
Safety Board joined the ln·
veat11aUon today due to the fact
preaumad fatalltlea are ln·
volved.
Music, Money Mix
In Sunday's Pilot
Mmlc and money, now and
tben, will be n.amlned 1D Sun·
day'• Dally POot.
cEaTAIN SOUND -Why
Lan 't there a monument to Stan
Kenton'• diaUDctlve muelo oa
the Balboa PeaiMula wben ll
all ~? Staff writer Arthur
R. Viale& ~ memben ol
UM iaa snat'• BlJ Band .t.o reeall the be14a11 aod wlab
t.Mr• WM Mlllt l11Uq 11mW.
8.\anY V ALUllJ> -Jilllt·
tSoft .._ dnv• tJMtr.!!! ol tan r.::t=.:4c1e-:r.7ti. :rw:
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Ntwport S.eeh bu1loe11man
wbo Wll honored 11 the WM&
Co11t'1 top tather In the field ol
commerce. PuUinJ famil)' Ont
helped hit cblldren crow In·
dependent. In Sund•)''I bull.MN
pa1e1.
T•NACITY AlalD -Ted
TufDtr, th• mUllonalre
y aehtaman and baHball c:Jub
owntr, ia ••ldom out of th• Umeu.dl&. Tb.el IMOtb, to_. .
1ldera'ble fanlare, be t.-..ebed .... ......... WerilioD .... IMtfrOft. _..,..um...,._
.,. ..., Tell 1'lr'Hn .... -Alloelaa.d Pnll feature ..-.
vJdu • portrait.
0
Oil minisle" or \he U·oaUon
1roup wUl meet ln Alslert.
Algeria on Monday to t ry t.o put
their prices back in hne
The mimsters may alM> put
final touchet. on a Iona ran$lc
plan th at would call fo r
a uto matic 011 price ancreaSt>!>
linked to world lnnatlon. growth
rates and currency OU<!tuatJons
But the ministers would have
to agree on a unified price struc·
ture to serve as a 1lartln1 point
before their long·term prl<'e plan
could take effect.
OPEC'• crude prkes have
been In dlaarray 11tnce early
1979, when mllltant members
began to add "1urchar1e." t.o
previously.agtffd prlcea. Al •
result. some memben are ask·
Ing as much u S'1 a barrel more
than othen for virtually Iden·
tical grades of on.
1ran. for instance. hat fixed a
price or ma barrel for Ill Upt·
quality crude. Saudi Arabla,
however. charaes only 128 a bar·
rel ror 1ta Arab Haht oll. which is
practically the same as Iran's. A
ban-el cont.aln.8 42 1aJlons
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Do&ena ol boats lnclud·
ins a 16-100( Hobie Cal go
oa the block at 9 a .m. In
lhe municipal atoraa• yard at 5112 Superior Ave.
Police say all purchues
are on an u -u; basil wlth
no ~uarantee of ~Ilion
and sales wall be frnal
P.iymt-nt must ~ m cash
or che<-k drawn oo a local
bank.
All boats must also bt.> hauled away immediately
after ~ Saturday mom-
lllg audJon
More 8anb Drop
Prime Loan Rate
NEW YORX <AP> -Some al
the nation's bleaest banlta have
trimmed their prtme leodlna ratn to lJ pettenl at the cost of
acquiri.n& funds and tbe demand
by businesses for loans cooUnue
to ease.
Late Thursday. F1rst NaUonal
BanJt ol Cbica10 announced It
would take a per<"enlage point
off It.a prime, begiMln& today.
Carter wanted the ree to help
the nation begin wilhdrawiilg
from ttl el~mllllaft·banel•·
day consumptl<Jb of foreign oil.
But opponents -Democrats ~
well a.s Republicans -called
the fee a $10.3 bilUoo tax on
drivers that would serve UtUe
p..arpo6e but to help balance the
budget. .
The. president announced the
fee March u and it was to have
gone mto effect May is. But a
federal Judge blocked it, aayiag
Carter oventepped bis authority
in tr)1na t.o place the levy on all
gasoline instead of llmltlnf lt to
oil lmP9fU. •
The adminl1tralion ii lJ>PeaJ·
In& that order, However, tbe
override or Carter's veto could
make the outcome of that ~
moot It wu not lmmecllateb'
known II govemment lawyeis planned to punue tlle appeal.
Carter relteraied bl• claim
Thursday that be moved to if!>·
po.e lhe fee ln part becaUM coO·
gre11lonal leaders ur1ed blm Co
do ao laat winter. '· ..
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C'tltlHle .. ••rt
B~ Stores Need
Credit ~ostomer
By lllL'l:ON MOMOWl'n
Vlmaally Mtl70M acreea that tM way to Uct lnfla Uoft ts to .-people to curb tbell bu,., and put mon
mOMy into aavtnp accounts. The trouble ii. when t.bOM
brakes are applied, someone 11 CoiDC to cet burt -and
there's 8Jtq to be a lot ot ~.
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Wocilwvilh Just barely mllde • prol1t on It.a U.S. at.ore
oper.UOU. Sean • .,.,.. retailer ol them au. actually IA»t
mooey oa It.ore operationl la the United Stat.ea.
TD HEADS OP these bi8 eompules, who 1el a
chance to tee what'• happenlq all over the count.ry aa re·
porta flow into them on computes-printouts, have noticed
that CIOdlW'Ders are UatenlnC to the wamina• comJne out or
Wublnaton. D.C. Ellhu that or they're run.nln1 out of
money. In any uae, they're not bu)'fne so freely -and
they are not ao quick about pulllnt credit earda out of Uflr wallet..
Thia ls why Sears~for one, hu been running full.page
advertllements in newspapers advt.log people that it's re·
ally okay for them to uae their Sean credit card.a. The big
stores depend on people buyiD1 goods and charging
them. Wbm people start
to operate on a pay.as-
YOU·IO basis using Ca15h
<wbst's that?l. then
these stores are in trou-
ble.
At the J .C. Penney
annuaJ meeting in San
Money
Tree
Franci.aco. Chairman Donald Seibert said he could tell from
lbe reaction of Penney cu.st.omen to the antl·lnflalion
mes&ages from Washington that a lot of people had gotten it
mto their beads that using a credit card was· 'either illegal or
unpatriot.ic. or both.'· Last year Penney did 43 percent of its
Sl l billion in sales on credit. This year that percentage dipped
below.fOpercent.
HUGE OUTFITS LIKE Sear s and Penney get
squee%ed from many directions. To finance the credit buy-
ing done by their customers. they have lo borrow big
bucks themselves -and the high interest rates have been
killing them. If you think the hnance charges you see on
your bank credit cards are heavy, you should see what
these retaJlers are paying.
In the first quarter of this year Sears had interest
charges of $292 million. up from SP97 million in the same
quarter last year In 1979 Penney had interest charges of
$254 million. double what 1t had two year; ago.
It helps. of rour.;e, to be big bttause that often means
you have other things 6 oing for you. Sears may have losl
money on its U.S. store operations in lbe first quarter. but
it was still able to ~t a profit of S59 million. Allstate
Insurance. started by Sears m the midst of the Depression.
has turned out to be a lifesaver. Last year Allstate accounted
for nearly 60 percent of the profits registered by mighty
Sears. Roebuck
J .C. PENNEY KNOWS how to play "follow the leader... It has gotten into tbe tnaurance business itself
and it's k>ok.ing good. Penney already sells more ure in-
surance tbrou&h the mail than any other company-and
it's now moving more strongly tnto the casualty field.
copying tbta game plan used by Sears: it's putting in·
SW'ance delta into J .C.Penney stores.
Last year Penney coUeded insurance premiums of
nearly S2lOO mlllioo. In the first quarter of this year. when
total profits ol the company skidded for S3S million to $14.5
million. the profit contribution from the insurance front
Jumped from _. million to $'1 million.
Woolworth may be having a hard time in the U .s.
marttt but it usually manages to rttOUP through its S3
percent ownership o f the Woolworth store operations ir1
Britain -t.be varlett store coocept seem.a to be alive and
•ell tbere. lat.be ftnt quarter of tbis year. Woolworth got an ex·
tr• ticker: a S20 million tu refund from tbe British gov-
ernment. 'Dial enabled it to make mott money that J .C.
Penney.
PENNEY IS MOVING a.Mad in Europe too. It owns a
77-store Belgian chain calleo Sarma. And in March. using
it.a Belgian foothold. it opene<> a Wendy's hamburger stand
in BrusaelJ. Penney has the Wendy's franchise for all of
Bel(ium. the Netherlandc; LUXembourg and France.
Getting Amt'ricans to use their credit cards again may
be easter than selling ha mburgers to the French.
Three 8aM of Amertu br...ncbes in Costa Mesa re-
cently received an concern award from Southern
CalJtomia Gas Co. for reducing natural gas coMurnptJon
30 percent or more.
Tbe branches are at 2'101A Harbor Blvd., South Coast
Town Center and 548 W. 19th St.
WJDlam F. Gtllley, Ed I . Paftllte and 0 . W. S&aaley
have been promoted to senior vtce president at Fluor
Encmeen and Coostructon, Inc., a subsidiary of Flaer '
C.rp •• lrvt.De.
o.ute. lleckealalble ls asalat.ant manager at the Hun·
Unttoa Beach branch of Pacific City Bank, Magnolia
Street and Adams Avenue.
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By 11te ~ Prffl
Selected world gold prices today:
I n••: morntna fi1lnl $.W.00, up. $16.25; afternoon Oxlu "'7.15. up SlS.25. hrtl: afternoon fhr:ina $SIC5.3S, up S14.08.
Fr11Mf11n: f~ seoo.oo. up "11.28 from Wednesday.
hrldt: S1515.00 l>•d. l.lP 119.00; '900.00 uked. New Ya: Handy & Human mld·momlnl "7 .oo. up
$15.25.
New Vorl: En1ethard selling price mld·momlns · SS9'7 .00. up SlS.25.
Netr \'ork: Engelhard fabricated sold mld·morntn1
$617.90, up $15.97.
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NEW YORJC <AP> -Handy. Harman •llvw Sll 750, up s1.oo.
Eaeelhtrd ..Uver tte.100. up tt.oo. rabrtcated 1U•
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By HOWA•D L a.ANDY ·-............. llarvtn CaaMl b a no-nouen"
'"hter wt.o ow. tM Wedd Boidaa
Councll'a n weat crown -the
erutaerwetPt cUrilk>G OU. -and be
Ian 'l '°'"' to a.t the tbampiouhip set awll)' from him without a battle
Camel wtJI ~ two tlm former
ll1ht·bMvy~~l1ht liUo holder Vlctor
Gallndea In defettu of hu
crul1erwel1ht crown at the Dl• neyland tlotel exhibit hall Salurday,
June 14
THE nGtrr WILL lake place at 1
o'clock with a delayed naUon¥1
televlaion sbowmg on CBS <Channel
2> at 3 30 that same afternoon
Camel won the title tor the
176· 190-pound weight class 1n March
with a ts.round decision over Mate
Parlov. He hu a record or 36·2·2
compared to Gallnde&'a 4&-7-4.
The championship fight Is the first
staged by the WBC In Orange
County.
Camel is a refreabln1 newcomer to
t he throne Jn boxing's newest
division.
"Winolng the title hasn't changed
me a bit." Camel says. "Until I re-
tire and relax a bit, I won't be going
around talking about 1t. But it does
put a gleam in the eyes of the people
back home. J don't have enough
energy to go around spouting off."
While he is strictly business in and
out or lhe ril)g lhese days, he is also
proud of his cham p1onsh1p and wears
the WBC title belt whenever he goes
out in pubUc.
"I WORKED 15 YEARS t.o become
a champion and everywhere l go.
people will know who the
rruiserwclght champion of lhe world
IS."
And he is confident about retaining
ti1s title
"I c·amc down hcrl' to give you a
:-.ho"'," Camel !>ays. "Victor can't
take it back lo Argentina because he
lives in M1am1 n<>w. But I intend to
Ki.son Faces
:McGregor
At Big A ·
Wasn't 1t JUSl a mere e1gbt
months a~o that the Angels and
Baltimore Orioles were playing
for the American League cham·
ptonstup?
Sure 1l was. And 1t was an ex·
C'1ling four.game series al that.
even though the Angels lost.
perfotm like you have otver lffD a
flJbter perlocm before.
"I tn.ln tbe year around and run
evtry de)', even when lt I• 40 de&ren
below it1ro ln Montana," the naUve
of the state who Uvea on an lndlanret·
erv aUoo near Mluoula. says
HE QI A N£MB£a of tbe natbead
tribe and aa proud or the fact he wu
r aiaed ln lhal alale
Hfl waa destined to become a boxer on the day be was born. His father, a
11eml-pro fighter, gave him the mid ·
di., name or Louis . "I was named
ufler Joe Louis who was heavyweight
champion al that time," Camel says
proudly.
Galindez, speaking through WBC
president Jose Sula1man as in·
Winning th .. titlt-
laa.n"I el1ang~d ••-a hit.
IJ1ull I rt-llrt-a11d ~•ax
a hit. I ICOH't ff flOblfl
•11v1u11d r alkh19 a1H1ut it.
tcrpreter. hopes to win his third
championship m an illustrious boxing
career . Ile 1s 31 compared to Gamers
28. and hop<•s to e nter the ring
weighmj? 182 Camel says he is aim·
mg ut 185 which m<.'ans he must pick
up three pounds from his present
weight.
"I appreciate this opportunity lo
fight for the championship of the
cruiscrwe1ght division." Galindez
savs "I should be much stronger
because I don't have lo worry about
the weight, it's my natural division."
HE HAD TROUBLE meeting the
t75·pound weight maximum for the
Jlght heavyweight division and was
too light for the heavyweight
division
In refer<.'nct• to Camel and the up.
<'om1ng faRht . Galindez says .
"Nobody 1s 1nvanc1ble You have to
have amb1t1on and Caath to remaan an
vour prime and I feel I still have
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CRUISERWEIGtfT CHAMPK>N MARVIN CAMEL HITS THE HEAVYBAO HELO BY HIS WIFE, SHERRY.
both. This is my natural division and
l feel stronger than ever ..
When the two were presented and
asked to shake hands for photog·
raphers. Camel declined with a
·wave of tus band. He doesn't feel that
too much camaraderie s hould pre·
vail
Camel has a slight cut on his left
cheek he says was given to him by
his brother in a sparring session He
... ays ll will heal by the lame or tht
hghl but odds
"IT WON'T MAKE any d1ffercnrc
u e·s not going to get to it t.o open il
up."
When Camel goes tnt.o the nng. one
or his seconds I& hls wife. Sherry. who
usually handles the water botUe.
·'She understands what she has to
do and I know what I have to do and
we don't have any problems . We
have been married for six years and
!->he has worked in my comer for
about 15 f1Rhts
"When you've had a ... rough a tame
<'ommg up al'> I had. vou can ao
John Sevano
preclate what It means to be on top
and she Wlderstands th1s. too."
It will be Camel's first title defense
and the L5t.h ume Galindez has fought
for a championship, either m defense
of a title already won or in winning
It.
The fight wall be prtteded by a pre-
liminary middleweight bout between
Orangl' County's Bert Lee and Steve
Moyer. Tarkt•li. for the rard are
... c·aled at $25 and $50 and are avaala·
ble through Tacketron
Unknown Heroes
Aa with any champiooablp, there are
numerous behind·the·scene contributon that don't
get their due.
For Orange Coast College. which captured Its
first stale basebaJI championship in two d«ades
last weekend, lbose that should be duJy recognued
for tht•1r ~ralded l'Horts are co captalll Donny
Perry, patchmg coach Tim Kelly and h1ttmg m
structor Jon Hockenl:x•rry .
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UNFORTUNATELY, WHEN
the lwo teams meet for the
first time this season. lhe im·
pact won't quile be lhe same. As
a matter of fact. it's hard lo
fathom il will have any impact
at all.
Of th<-thr~. maybe Perry was the most Ln
spirational. And. lo just 11luslrate how hlS team
mates Celt about him. they were almost unanimous
in a warding their reserve infielder a co
captainshJp wtlh Randy Day care of the bench and Randy <Day> took care of :
the field.·· ;
Both teams are currently
floundering in nexl to last place
On Tl-' Tnnigh•
Oaan11 .. 1 ;> nf 1::10
an their respective divisions as
they open the first of a lhrec·
game series lonighl (7:301 al
Anaheim Stadium with Bruce
Klson <3 4) opposing Scotl
McGregor (4·2).
T he Angels find themselves a
distant 81h games behind
Kansas City in the West. while
Baltimore is 71-7 behind New
York in lhe East
CLEARLY, THESE ARE two
different clubs than the ones
that met in October.
The. Angels, as has been the
case for rrl06t of the season. will
open the series sorely crippled.
Hilling stars like Don Baylor,
Brian Downing and Dan Ford are
on the sidelines, while pitchers
Chris Knapp, Frank Tanana and
Dave Frolt are stlll trying t.o find
their pitching grooves.
The OJ1oles, too, come lnto the
contest riddled with injuries.
Pltchlng star Dennis Martinez is
on the 21 ·day disabled list with
tendinitis and Jim Palmer has
been bothered by back prob·
lema.
SHORTSTOP KIXO GARCIA
and outlieldec. John Lowenstein
are also on the pine nuraln1 In·
Juries
Laat seaaon, lncludia1 pl•Yoff
action, tbe Ortoles captured 12 ot the ts 1amoa played between
the two aides.
And the Ansell, who could uae a break (not Uterally), won't 1et
one durtn1 tbh lO·fame
hom eataDd u the Eastern
Dtvlalon lHdlna JIHw York
Y ankeea com• lnto town for
three 1•rne. followed by • four· ex~· "" With u.. ao.'°" a.c1
Saturday nl1ht'1 pltotaua1
,matchupa wUJ have Palmer fat· lnl Frolt ln a NttJ• of .._. handen ..tth ldenttcal .C4 ,..
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AcrtJAJ.LY, PERRY ep1lom1zed the 1979-80
Pirates. He was their heart and souJ. 1be one that
made them drive The one that gave them a rea-
son for winning.
"In all my coaching experience. I've never
had a non-player mean as much t.o a ball club as
Donny Perry," praised his coach Mike Mayne.
"His Importance as a leader and many other in·
tangible ways was a key to our success.
.. He ls a wonderful young man with a heart as
big as his body. He cares about peQRle and their
welfare. and his attitude rubs ocr on otHers.
"If you could take all the good qualities you
know and put them in one kid, 1t wouJd be Donny
Perry:·
PERRY MANAGED ONLY 10 at bats during
the season. gelUng three hits and scoring nine
times. many or those coming in a plnch·run role.
Hampered by injuries throughout his career at
Coast. he had remained injury free this season un·
t1l a colli5ion at home plate. prior t.o the slate
playoffs left him with a separated shoulder
Still. however. has altitude, 1eal and iest were
unfazed.
"Perhaps on any other ball club but ours. Don·:
ny Perry couJd have started and been • star," :
added Mayne. "But he chose t.o stay here and :
become an inteeral part of our program. •
"He was one of the biggest things to happen to .
us this se&IOO. He was totally involved and coa· ;
slantly gave 100 percent without waJklnl on the :
field. It's kids like tbat that mate coachinr •
worthwhile. ,,~
"When I think about this team down t.hroutlr•
lhe years bis face will be ooe 0( the first on DlY
mind. He was our personality -tough and
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••• FOil PITCHING COACH Tim Kelly. YJe1 Pirate season was viewed wtth mixed emotions; '1.
A pitcher tn the Baltimore and San Dieeo~
ganbalions. only a pair of political moves left I '
as Mayne's coach for a second season. • ••
Young enough (25) t.o still be playtn1. Kl!
had to content himself with watchina from
sidelines. ;1 '
"I ftnally learned to enjoy seeing aomeocM\~ have a good season," adm itted Kelly, wbo&e
pitching corps fasbJoned a sparkling 2.92 re1'4 i
season ERA (2.63 in C()Oference>. • ... ~;
Arizona t>econd baseman Ron Quirk gets upended by
Cal's Greg Zunino during their ellmination game in the
NCAA ColleJte World Series Thursdv. Arizona bounced back Crom an 8-3 deficit to win 11·10. See atory. page 89.
"BEING NAMED CAPTAIN by my lHm·
mates made my whole season." said the W
sparkplug. "f have more respect for those 1uy1
than anybody ln the world.
·'I th1nk havlng a team captain that played
and a team capU!n that didn't wu 8ood. J took
''It was fun for me t.o watch Larry CHlclt~ ~
14 saves, 1.02 ERA> and Don <Smllh, 11·1, a.if. ERA> have Sood years." 1f #fl:ll
Altbou&h a apedal nod abould be glvea to fril.
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Gerulaitis Ousts Connors • ID
Borg Also Gaim Firuih With Easy Vic~ Over Sol.omon
PARIS <AP> -BJorn Borg and Vitaa
Gerula1Ua 'fGn different kinda of vlC·
tortes today• to reach the rtnal o( the
French ()peo tamla championllllps.
Borg, the defendlnc champion.
celtbHted h.ll ~th blrtbday by baUer·
ln1 Harold Solomon, 6·2, 6·2. 6-0. It took
him one hour and'° minute..
GE&t1LAITl8 FOUGHT for four
hours before overcomtn1 JiDUI))' Coll·
nor•, &-1. M. 6-7, 6·2, t-4 ln a ftne\Y
balanced match that m11ht bav• coa•
either wav.
• Bora IDd O.rulaltla _ ~Ul play for a nm pn.. at saa,ooo oa SUnctey. 9oi'a~la IObla for hit Mb P'reacb
Open UU.;&n .. ven years. ~ r• •cbed CM ftul for the nm ume.
A cro•d or 18.000 watcbtd tbt ..
semlflnala on the center c'>W'l of Roland
Garrot Stadium.
BORG STOaMED t.o the 11.nal wl\bout
drj>pplnt a set ln hi• bett-of·five let
matc!he,a. Hl• tlnt ro~d opponent,
Alvaro Fillo& ol Chllt, wu tbe onl)' mu
t.o take aa mllA)' u four 11me1 from
him \D OMeet.ln \he whole tournament. Solomon battled bravely fro1n bil
buellne but M¥er came tloM to break·
tn1 the &wede'• tenlce. Bcwa DUntMd
hi• taplpUt ,~ •••1 With luth power on both wtn11 of the court that
Solomon often Jmt ttood and wattbed
u the be.II~ by.
Thll WM an antJ·dimax after th• U ·
ctttn1, mp.and-wet O•rulalU..connon
alfalf. aleb& up to the tad Connon k~pt
fl1bt1ftl Ud appear.cl capeble of wln·
ner. 'I
Connon lOlt hi.I aervtce twice at tbe
start of the final set but came back
from 0-3 lo 4·~. Tben. u GerulaWI
aervecl'for the ,natch, Connon escaped
from four matcb DOlnt.a.
Flnally Gerulaltll served an ace -
hll 131.b of the match on t.be •low clay
surf ace -and nolahed off bil scrappy
oP~l.
80'nl MEN HAD a bll Jnceatlve to
wJn, lMtcame no Americ• baa won tbe
meo•a lllle here since Tony Trabert ln
1955.
Connon clld moet of tM 1ttackln1
wblle Gerulaitll bad th• pat.Ienco and
the amar1t1' cUnt•• tbe llMI wtu.
cunnlnlly plac.d alaOta. •
The lon1 m.atclt ew~ct ud fortb. Ill UM tblnl Mt. la& an •air aervtce bNlk ud led t.1, belt
•
GerJlaJtia woo four eames in a
led 5·3.
Dur Vate 'l.Ullg Roars in LaSt. AgaiR
,
·or .... oo.e:y " ~-• ti• nar l• C•Uf01'9la • wot. ..... ...,u,...,.. ....
IUll~taeo.~u ., Wit ..... offtdall aid.
A lh1t1trar of Votera
•pok••u aald reaolta from
WO pndDdl ln Aaabetm and
hllenaD wen apeded to be
eclded Into t.be onraU vow ,....
turn• aomeUme today, alvlnt
tM ~ ltl ftaa.I but unometu
............ ~,·· .1~. TM ..tr.._. I.Oil pr-.elacta.
llamed tor th• ••••!• -wld~ll 1Dttlal11 lllvolw.4t mllllq
reaulta from• pr.elncU -were com,._ lll'illlema ud a balk>l mtxup ia a ... , Aubelm pre-
clnct.
A 1polle1woman ror tbe
Secretary of State'• office ln
Sacramento aaJd final retuma
from Orant• County were not lD·
eluded ln tbe booklet ll•Un& re-
tU.lta ol Tuesday's primUJ elee·
Uon ln Calllornla .
Sbe said Oranie County la the
only one left ln Cali.Iona.la wblcb
baa not completed lts final
tabuJatloa ol votes. Los Aqeles
County vote totals also a.re ln·
complete ~ut offtclals there
cboae to auDmit tbelr reaulta as
flna1 for now.
Oranse County election of •
ficials have malotalned their
new $1.$ mlllloo vote cOUDtiDt
syatem wu not at fault in tbe
vote tabulation bttakdown.
They lnlte8d cited problems
which arose when results on
ma1net.1c tape from 38 preclncta
would not 10 throul(h the COUD·
ty'1 computer wbicb laauea print·
outs of results.
For most of those preclncta,
the information had to be
transferred to new tapes which
were re-fed successfully throueb
the computers.
But other problems a1.o OC·
curred. lncluding those in an
Anaheim precinct where 237
voter& were given the wrong
ballot card ll1tln1 partJsan races
for o1her diltrlcta.
Votes cut in the partisan
races were thrown oul and elec-
tion officials have said the rest·
dents would not get an op·
portunJty to recast ballots in
those races.
Official• said apparently no
one noticed.
___ ras es ___ oast
"°70anee
Gold Prices
Spiral Anew
LONDON IAP> -The price of
gold soared as much as $24 an
ounce to break the $600-an-ounce
level for the first time in three
11tonths in Europe today.
Silver also rose $1.02 an ounce
lJ"I London to a two-month h.igh of
•11-02. It traded in New York at ,6.80. The value of the dollar was UY lower in quiet trading.
• Dealers said demand for gold
ay continued a recent strcng
• 1e that began Mo!_'~ay _ a,mct. •mon -later officlady denied I° tbat tbree to five American f . •
ee Bilces
The San Clemente City Coun·
bu delayed until it.a next
eeting a decision on-whether to
earlier council action to in·
weekday afternoon golf
stand.
be increase is under fire
IJ) San Clemente resident
orge Fox. who says be
.... ll'e!'811ll 50 senior citizens that
the city's municipal golf
rse after 2 p.m . when they n play at a discount rate.
La,t November the Qty Coun·
increased the rate for res·
ents playing after 2 p .m.
St.SO to $2. The increase
•ame effective Jan. t .
-.fQx claims the higher rate
JD•lles it difficult for senior dttuns to afford to u.ae the golf
bellity. He wants the city to
41Jtarae penon5 from outside the
~mmunlty a higher rate to raise the ad4Jtional money the
dty# says it needs to maintain tl9 aolf course. • Council action on rate adjust·
menta lil November also in·
dluded the lowering of tbe rate
tl>r ~ from out of town
Eytng aft.er 2 p.m. from M to so encourage greater use of
facility.
.. This i1 a municipal lolf ~" Fox sald. "It la pal for MMt supported by the citizens of
..... Clemente. If more money ts -..\ded to run \be faclll~y it
come. from hlgher rates
outaiderl, not senior cltilens
elr twillsbt years."
• (8eel"EES,Pa•eA2> f .
That
__ __,, Again
English?
hostages had ~n shot in Iran.
In ZUrich, the price of gold
had risen to $605.50 an ounce by
mid-day, highest since March 7,
after closing at $587 .SO Thurs·
day.
In London. the metal was
quoted at $602.50 a troy ounce In
mid-afternoon. up from a mom-,
Ing fixing ol $598 and a Thursday
closing of $587. It closed at $800.
Gold closed at $587 a troy
ounce in New York on Tbunday.
It had been priced in tbe ranee
of $500 to S530 for aeveraJ weeks
prior to its neweat surie. It tr-4ed toda)' ln New York at
fe07. ,
,...... ~of Sold tb11""'"
spark.. e • clletn · reaeUoo of
price mark-ups around the
world~ continued today.
Gold prices. are sUU well
below the reeord *'7J aa MmCe
reaeW dtJrinl .trlldins on the New York CommodlUet Ex·
chan1e on Jan. 21.
Silver was up 1n London from
Thur&da)''a close of $16. The
mld·afternoon price waa the
highest since April 9,
'IDree Seized
On Weapons
Raps in LB
Three men have been taken ln·
to custody on concealed weapons
charges ln two separate lnci-
denta in Laguna Beach. Officers said Fernando Hope.
29, of Santa Ana was arrested
early tb1s morning on charges of
possession of a concealed
firearm and possession of mari·
juana for sale.
They said a 9 mm Luger pistol
and a substance appearins to be
haahlah were found in an
automobtle in which he sat near
Heisler Park.
In another incident. Mlchael
Peterson, 20. and Josh Bush. 18. both ol l.AQ& Beach, were arrest·
eel on charges of carryini a con·
cealed weapon in a vehicle aft.er
offlcen beard sOot.a and found
the men with a .22 rifle ln the
Sycamore Flats area at about 5
p.m . 'l'bur:ada)'.
Ge~Booty
S'l.4 MilUon
lfARSIMJ,1!8, France <AP>
-ou11ten extorted $2.4
ml1Uoa la 1em1 from a
.. ......_ dl111W>Dd dealw dur·
illl U. nlOt. by threatealdC to
kUI _. ol bis cblldren, police ..... sue 0'1&llil toad police four
............. ~bl.I ..... • ·• ... ••liq dinnel' Wlda 1111 Wtfe md four cblldnn.
. .
AMEMCAN TROOP8 WADED AIMORl!TOANORMANDY8UCM3'YIAMAOOTOOAY
~ lrw•atoft M8't&.edthe e.gtnn&no of the Eftdtcw Hitter'• Third Reich
D -•Dl:IY Honored Tad.By
Al.lied Forces Landed in France 36 Yean Ago
Today marked the 36th an·
niversary of D-Day, when Allied
forces invaded France at
Normandy. doo m ed Adolf
Hitle r 's Nazi Germany and
marked the beginning or the end
of WorJd War If.
The combined Allied forces.
the mightiest sea a nd air
armada In history, hit the
Normandy coast on June 6. 1944 .
at 5 a.m .. London tlme.
Time. Ude, wind and rarn have
washed away the staJns or blood
and iron on that picturesque.
60-mUe solar plexus where the
Allied punch landed 36 years ago
today.
Steaming out of a dark. misty
morning, the monumental task
force slammed into lightly
manned Nazi German shore de·
fens es.
U.S. Aets Cited
Bombs. naval bombardment
and replying coastal fire com·
blned in a thunder and at 6 30
a .m . the ground rorces rut the
beaches Inching. crawUng. falling. the
first assault troops drove
rorw ard, pounding a t the line of
iron to taJte Carentan. Bayeaux.
Caen in a day, a week, two
weeks. three . . .
The 60 by lO·mile beact\nea<1
widened bit by bit as American.
British, Canadian. French and
Polish forces began the fmal.
crushing push against Germany.
Logistics for D-Day were
titanic: 1,000 planes and gliders
dropped paratroopers on the
Carentan Peninsula.
Manpower marshaled under
Supreme Allied Forces Com·
mander Gen . Dwlaht D .
Iran Calls Clark
'Vilest' American
BJ 1'be Alaocla&ed Preu
Tehran radio condemned
Ra,m1ey Clark today as "the
vilest American aaent" and
asked Sade1h Obotbudeh's
Foreisn Minlltry to explain why
the former U.S. attorney 1eoeral
waa allowed to partlclpate ln iM
"Crimea of America" con·
fereoce.
The radk> said the alm or the
four.day conference, whlcb
ended Tbunda)' wtt.h • relOlu· Uon coademnlna U .s. treatment
of Iran without menUon1n1 the sa American bo1ta1•• ael1ed
more tbu eeven moatbt qo,
aboald bave been not only to in·
vest11ate put U .s. aeUvttlel but
alto to~ f\alun pk>tl.
Tbe ~t-GWMd r-410.
wbote action• and commen· tan. oce.-.au, anier ~
lraolaft ClftWAll iald tbe air ol tbe eoa1 .... ,bOUld ............
· not oa11 to IM..U.•te pa1t U.S. actlvitl• but alto' to prevent ........ OcNld be plob tn the
Mure.
It said lr~n·a contlnued depen·
dence on Imperialism and the
"open and hidden con.spiracles"
of the United States leave no
doubt that Iran must draw up u
soon as po11tble a "com·
prehenalve prosram" to counter
tbia and to "separate and de-
mar c at e Q.Ur relations with
America."
1t said UMt conf ereoce and tbe
"conclllatorY attitude" of the
ForellJl Mlnl1tr1 toward the
United Stat• need explanation.
Wb)', lt uked, waa Clark al·
towed to partlclp&te when UM
point ol the ooaterace wu to ID·
veatJcate the acUou ot p,....t
and former U.S. oft'loiala and
wben a prevJou& mwloa by
Clark wu ••MDt Hck iD dis·
ll'.•ce" by Ayatollah RabaUab
Kbomelnl. "We hope Ual.a clear ~
from the Imam'• 1uta•llna
which Nluh.ed in the perddpa·
Uon oldie .u .. t Amerteu ..-m . . . 1'ill be nDlalned to tbe peo.
pl• by the olftdall," Uae rldlo ••ld. . Clan WM dlnled entry to tru
ha Noftlilblr wtMn he waa Milt bJ PfM&dlDt earter to t.ry,to dil·
cua1 tM tialtaC• laue. lib letaat
trip to tru. wtlb nlae o&Mr
Alfttriellll. WM u a ·:Drtvate
ctUaen Ind In 'Ytolatlon fl·a ·U.a.
travel bM
Eisenhower totaled 2.876.439;
with 5,049 fighter planes; 3.467
heavy bombers. 1,645 light and
medtum bombeTS and others.
A total of 39 Allied d1v1S1ons
r1 e r cely rought the forces
mars haled by Germany, 65
divisions including reserves in
the Fatherland.
Opening up other fronts. Gen
George S . Patton and his
he llftre -and-brimstone Third
Army hit St. Lo. and on Aug 14.
Allies invaded France south of
the Rhone with 1.000 more ships.
The n rst terrible crack was
heard on D·Day, June 6. UH4 .
but it was months until
Germany's back was finally
broken.
Trustees OK
New Contract
With Teachers
Caplltrano Unified School Dis·
tricl trustees voted unanimously
Thunda)' to approve a lfll.80
contract wtth teachers in the di•
trict, but now must focus alt.en·
Uon on lfl80.81 ne10UaUons.
Teacher• ratified the pact
earUer tbll week.
Tbe 'lbunday contract, for
which tfustees voted, Includes
an 8.418 percent salary and frinse
benefit packa1e and the
teacben' Nhl to 10 to court lf
they don't flke the bo.,.d's de-
cllion on anevance mauen.
Teachers bad ortslnally
aoqht, and a fact ft.ndlnl panel
had recommended, blndln1
arbitration. but compromlae
lanaua1e on 1rlevaaee1 waa
wor"ked out I• eleventb0 boUr
Mtod•kll• . Tb• diatrlct and CapiM.ruo
Uatfted. Schlcattee AllOdatlcln
repr•sitatlwa .,. .......... &o
to baek to Ule ............. table
, ..... to talk about Miit ~·
pact.
2 Aboard
As Craft
Explodes
By AltTHUR R. VINSEL
Of .. Dally P6MI IUff
Searchers conttned combing
chilly seas off the Orange Coast
today for wreckage and bodies
after a small plane disintegrated
In mid.air Thursday evening.
showering debris out of the skies
five miles offshore.
BULLETIN
lavea&lgators ldeaelfled Ute
plW a.&e &IUa ......_., H lemes
Sa•MI Cardel11eel, ZI, of 1n1M
... Ms preqmed paueager as
la•es AJlell Pld.lp, aa.o.t Ute
•••e•ce,olc.o.ta Mesa. Tllepalr operete.4 a email baalaeaa.
Alttl'aft Senkes, •alldllc ....
...... pl-. Pldlp .. •imllac.
a.....,.. Aid., atMI Ills ear was f...._ al ...._ Wayne Airport.
Tt.ey wett llelleved to be Oraage
C.u&College ShidelltS.
1'lae appanmt eJLplosioo was
wflll•ed b1 a Hupe. A.lnrest jetllaer captain who radioed at
5:30 p .m . that it appeared to be
a twin-engine Cessna aircraft.
Spokesmen for the Federal A vlaUoO Administration said to-
day. however. that It was a
Piper Super Cub s ingle engine
plane out or J ohn Wayne
Airport, piloted by an Orange
County man.
He report e dly h ad on e
passenger aboard at the time
the aircraft literally exploded.
according to U .S Coast Guard
officials in charge or the oH·
shore search.
Jim Pars ons. general
man ager of Di ck's Imperial
Aviation at John Wayne Airport
today confirmed their leased
blue ·and-white Piper Super Cub
rental plane was apparently in-
volved.
"All evidence indicates that 1t was OW' plane," said Parsons.
<See PLANE, Page AZl
Oemente Delays
Hurlbut Decision
The San Clemente City Coun-
cil will wait until its next meet·
ing to decide how to fill the coun-cil seat left vacant when Roy
Hurlbut resigned May22.
Council members ordered the
delay so Councilman Tom
O'Keefe could be present when
the dedalon is made. O'Keefe ls
out of town.
Coast
Weather
Fair tbroulh Saturday
except for late nljht and
mornina low cloudlne11.
Lows tonlaht ln th"e 50s.
Ht1ht Saturday mid to UP·
per 80I at tbe beaches, 70
to 75 inland.
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GAR.LAND, TeHa (AP>-TwoderailedtankeanfromaSan-
ta Fe fretlht train bee an leU:inl toxMtbetaieala today. promptlQ&
authoriUes to evacuate more than 1.000 ftom their boaa• ln UUa
DaUauubu.rb.
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80U111 BICND, Ind. (AP) -Tonaadoee touched down lD two Indiana countiM today, ud tbe pilot of a amall plane was killed
attempt.Loi to land at South Bencl. 1tate police aald.
No ~url• were repoc1ed from twiaten near Sheridan ln
Ham llton Count,y or at Burrows 1n Canoll County.
aw.-. S.rid' IJ11le11 .SI .. Pflft
PEKING (AP> -China and tbe Sovt.t UaloG. bltter
poUUcaJ enemies, sl1ned a new trade qnemeat for·1• toda)'
after tDore than a month of necoUaUon. CbineM and Soviet
sources said.
fJoemaP.,,.AJ
PLANE EXPLOD~. • •
adding that bis firm hid been 1n
contact wtth the pl&M'S pilot but
be declined to Identify him.
"He got his pilot's license ln tm ana he's a local boy ... said
Parsons. adding tbat be is
mystified by clrcumstan~ sur·
rounding the apparent midair
disintegraUon of the plane.
"In all my years ln avtaUon
I've never heard of a plane ex-ploding like they say tt did un·
· leas it was being shot at." said
Parsons, who explained he bu
27 years' ftylng time.
Coast Guard Chlef Leonard
Frolt, of the Search and Reecue
Center ln Long Beach, uJd to-
day a ~ penon wa1 report·
ed aboard the mlulnt plane,
pieces of which wen l'ffO'-ered
Thursday evftllna.
No trac. wu found of any
b0die1. lnftlti1aton sakl.
Cblel Frost said the Coast
Testing Set
. For Glaucoma
Free eye tests and 1laucoma
screenine wtll be conducted ln
San Juan Capiatrano Tueeday
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. al
the Hot Sprtn11 Dance Hall,
32506 Paaeo Adelanto.
Tbe service ts beiU ap()O.IQl'e!d
by the Prevent Blfncfnesa or·
a•.nhatlon and la be\n1
coordinated throu1h the San
Juan Caplatraoo City RecrnUon
Department. DonaUom wW be
accepted to help pay for the pro-
gram. lt wu stated.
Anyone interested 1n arrang-
ln1 appolntmenta may call
493-1171, ext. 245.
ERA Bribe Charged
SPRINGFIELD. W. (AP> -A
N allonal Oraantaatlon for
Women YOlunteer bu been tn-
dlci.d oa cbarc• abe offered a
$1,000 bribe for a lawmU.'a
vote for the Equal R~a
Amendment. A tdfcamoa • l)' 1rand JW'Y ~ Wanda
BrandA«ter, a Cbica10 buai·
aeaawoman, oo chars• of otter·
l.nt a '1,000 bribe to freebman
Rep. Nord L. Swanstrom to vca
for the cooaUtuUonal amend·
meql.
Guard bu tbe names ol the two
indlviduala presumed aboard.
but lbe firm that leaaed the
plane and rented It out could not
coatlnn that.
Hopes for pc>Alble survivors
were vlrtually nooexlstent. ac·
cordm, to authorities.
"The hope that anyone la still
altve IJ"OWS dimmer and dim·
mer with each pualng bou.r,''
USCG Lt. Man Jonet1 aald.
He laid water temperature ln
the r-. betDa combed bf the
cutter 11.S.S. Hobart out of Lone
Beach II eo deareet and no oae
tWld Aniw more than four oc
ftve boun without a wetsuit.
Locatkm of t.be area where the
dislntegratla1 plaae went
down is about five miles
south ~ Newport Beach, placing
it roup!y oil Laauna Beach. ln-
ve1tJ1aton said.
A ~ out of the USCG
Air Station, Loe An&eles, wu
also combing the seu offabore
today for any trace of further
wreckqe or bodies.
One Orange County resident
reported aeeina •blue and white
plane frttinl the miaatnc SUpei-Cub ·a description fly low over
his home late Tbund1y after·
noon, apparently backfinng
The National Tl'an.portaUon
Safety Board Jolned the ln·
veatic.UOO today due to the fact
preaumecl fataUttea are ln·
volved.
A search and rescue boat from
the Oranee County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol a1ao jolned tbeolf·
abore search today.
lnveau1aton did not lm·
mediately say at wbat alt.itude
the plane seen to dialntecrate
about 5:30 p.m . Thursday was nytna when lt WU reported to
tbe John Wayne Airport control
tower
Nor could they account I« UM
jetliner captain's apparently
mis taking It for a twin engine
Ceaana als-traft capable ol car•
ryinl alx.
The search for a mlasing plane
was swiftly narrowed to lb•
Piper Super Cub owned by
Dick's Imperial Aviation through
a new computer procedure
em.Ployed by F AAinvest11aton.
1'be firm's eeneral manager
said today the plane wu fully
equipped wttb navigaUOllal sear
including radk> but that no May·
day &neeH•• or trouble report
WU ever received.
BIDDING FAREWEU -Members ol United
Auto Workers Local 3 from the Dodce main
plant ln Hamtramck, Mich., display the
banner they brought to the national COD·
·~ ........... vention ln Anaheim. The workers were laid
Carter's Gas
Tax Buried
By Senate
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Senate, followtng the lead~ the
House, overrode President
Carter's veto toda,y and cruabed
)ala dlme-a·1allon 1uollne fee.
Tbe YOte wu -..10. well above
the two-tblrdl m~ty needed
to bnaab ulde Carter's veto of a
concreuJonal meuure repeal-
ing the fee.
It was the first time a
DemocraUc-cootrolled Congress
faJled to suat&ln a DemocraUc
president's veto since Harry S
Truman waa overridden in 1952.
Carter vetoed the bill Thurs-
day. saying the fee was needed
to belp conserve Imported
petroleum. But two boun later
and wtth no debate, the House
voted 335·35 to override the
veto.
Todaf 'a Senate vote ad·
mlnlatered the final death blow.
While either chamber of
Conaresa can sustain a veto.
two-thirds vote In both houses
are needed to override one.
Arguing unauccessfully foe the
veto to be sustained, Sen. Gary
Hart, D-COlo., told the Senate
that fallutt to reduce U.S. de-
pendence on forei1n oil on1)'
makes military action in the
Penlan GWI reglon that much
more Wtely.
"We need to take some strong
medicine and unlortunately t.bi5
body is unwilling to do that,"
Hart said
But Sen. Bob Dole, R-KaD., de-
nounced the fee as "bad
economic policy and bad energy
policy."
As in the House, a large
number of Democrats Joined
with Republicans to override the
veto.
Carter cast 21 vetoes, all ol
which were sustained. Although
no Democratic president had
been overridden since 1952,
Republican fresldenu Dwight
D. Ebenbowlr, Richard M. Nix·
on and ~rald R. Ford had a
total of 19 vetoes overridden.
life Support
Cltus Slated
A class in basic cardiac fife
support -resuscitation -will
be held at Crown Valley Com·
munlty Park next week.
otr and the local went out of existence with
the cbure ol the plant.
f'r._ Pa,,e A J
FEES .••
Councilman Robert Umberc
aa Id the matter had been
carefully reviewed durln& a
three-month study by the city
Golf Course Committee and the
1olf COUrM director before any
decistom were made.
"Thia entire matter wu re-v le wed ln depth lut No·
vember," Umber1 Mid. "f'nnlr·
ly I think all we•re dolnl bere la
gotna back ovw the same pounct agaJn."
• "Do y0ur homework:' Fox
shouted ln response to Um·
berg·a st.atementa. Fox acalMd
Limberg of not belng tam.War
with the backll'OUDd of the study
that led to the rate lncreue.
Councilman WUllam Keclum
also disagreed with Umbers. ··1
believe we should mum to the
previous fee and keep It u &ow
as poaaible in tbe future."
Mecham said.
"U there •re 1otn1 to be l.n· creases they should be puled on
to penons ualq the 10U eourae
that come from out.alde the com·
munlty first, ratbet' than ba~ San Clemente realdeot.s pay the
bigher cost.'·
Bud Goodwin, city golf course
director, termed the previous
fee structure •·unworkable."
"We wen faclDI an lac:ome
problnn_" Goodwl.a sald.
"We try to give people the use
of the course at the lowest pogst-
bl e cost \Mt we can. We try to
do what Is best for the entire
comumunaty, not Just a
t>aadful."
Check Bounce
Fee Planned
The San Clemente City Coun-
cil has 11uthortied a $5 ree for
each check returned lo the city
for insufficient funds.
City Manaaer Cieorce
CaravalltO said the return of bad
checks demanded too much time
for city personnel to contact the cltbens responslNe.
Caravalho saJd the city re-
ceives an averaae or two bad
check.a 1 day. He estimated the
revenue from the fff would be
about S2.000 a year. enou1h t.ootf.
set some of the 1dmlnutraUve
burdens resulting from the re·
turn of bad checks.
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UAW Alters
Strike Fund
Availability
A time-honored principle of
the United Auto Worken -the
unt.oucbability ol the strike fund
for 111ythlng but strike benefits
and expenses -was overturned
Thursday at the UAW conven-
tion ln Anaheim.
By an overwbelmibf ~of
hands. delegate8 approved an
amendment to the UAW con-
stitutJon to pertnlt t.M executive
board to \.-e up to half the in·
vestment income of the fund for
"or1wut1on, education and
communication.··
The fund, which is financed by
30 percent of each member's
duH. now cootaint S271 cnUbon.
Over the last three yean. It
earned $46 million on lta lnvest·
meota.
It currently costs 110 .5 million
a month to nan ~ union, at a
time Wbeft the UAW la faced
with a aub9tantiaJ drop tn duee
income Uda swnm~r u benefits
for 231.000 laJd off memberl tn
the auto industry start drytnc
up. -Ute of mcmey from the ltrill~
fund could cushion layotrs
among tbe UAW staff con-
sidered almo6t inevitable wtthln
a few months.
In other ac:tiOft. U.. a mem· ben of tbt aecutive board were
voled 3 percent pay lncre&&e1 to
take dfecttw ~. ln June 1181
and in Jww 1982, with coatlnua· ttoo of quarterly coet-of-Uving
raises similar to those 1D effect
lo the -auto l.ndustl")'.
That brought union presMient
Dou1lu A. Fraser's annual
salary t.o '86.807. AcCOl'"dlnl to a
1979 U.S. Labor Department sur·
vey, Fraser ranked 22nd in
s alary lul year amon1 a,, pnai-
denls ol ma.jot unions.
More Banb Drop
Prime Loan Rate
NEW YORK (API -Some of
the naUoo'a bluest banks bave
trimmed their prime leodlne
rates to 13 perceat aa the coet ol
acq""1riq funds and the demand
by bl.asin.•• foe k>.ans coatlnue
to ease. L.ate Thunday, Fmt NaUonal
Bank ol Cbicaco UDOUDCed It
would take • crcenlqe poiDl
off ita prime,IJnnlna t.oclQ.
"" 9j WDf ei.Mjra ............. roue._~_ ~ .... i.. ..., tn· .... ,...~~·r.Mat loutb•r• CalU•rt1 a or a •raterioul llbd na tM&· u.r beUeve may be linked to die ..
called Freeway Killer wt. may have ............ more &llM 40 bor~.me.im. TMfull~ofU.w•
w H rtlHtH tburtday, tM
1ame de; t1:W U.. lMeA iiMlrdw victim wu kSeotlfted u 11-yur·
old Steven J. We.111 of DowDeJ~
Tbe boy .. Dude and atrancJecl
body ... f"'IDCI beb1nd • NrVke
station in ffunthiaton Beaeb
early Tuelday.
The body of another yowipter
whlch wu left at the rear ol .a
Westminster service ataUoa two
weeks earlier, remalu uNdeo·
Wied.
Garden Grove Police laued .a
all-pGUda bulletin ffn the VD
after two wltneaaes report.eel
they aaw a youn g male
hitchhiker belna kidnapped 1D
the city oo the nJ&ht of May rJ.
Garden Grove Police Sgt.
Bruce Beauchamp aald the van
appeared to be brand new •
customized with a very shiny
black paint job.
The vehic\e had no chrome ex·
cept for the name Dodie printed
ln block letters at the rt&bl rear
oveMJtied door.
On the left rear door the word
"shafted" bad elther been print-
ed or taped.
There also was a teardrop
windOlfl 'beat the left rear GI u.e
van.
Be auchamp said two wtt-
neasea reported they aaw a
youth forcibly abducted when
they were wait!ns to make a left turn at Hazard Ave~ue and
Brookhurst Street near the Sao
01~10 1-"'reeway.
"The wttnesaes aaid the J'OUlb
approached the puaen1er aide
where he was squirted with a
subs\Al\ce and srabbed.
··We are sure there were more
than one penoo in tbe vebide.
.. We were confident that the
report wu true from the be&b>-
nlag," Beauchamp said ... But
Nben a second wjt.oeas came
forward a week lalft' wlUI ~
same detaila. lt ma 111 ..,.
more sure.
'"We have DO way of bowiaC
if it WU tbe Freeway ICil)er but.
it la the best lead we have:• '
Capo Studies·
Overnight
Parking Law ·
San Juan Caplatnno Ctty CcQs.
ell members are studying the
permit proceea u a way to t.'Clall:ol
pa rid DC of ovenlzed vehJclts
ovenlllhtoncltyatnets. ,
The council Uda ~It nvtewed
a draft ordinance wbicb wo.ljd
prohibit night parttlna on city
stre& of any vehicle more than
84 incbn lo width wilboul a
permit.
Council memben wlU receive
the Un.al ordinance format at their
June 18 meet.lnC and referred ft·
amlnaUCJn of the permit ~
lo the cit)' traffic and tranapon.a.
llOD (OIDll]iaaloa. •
Tbe ordlnance would TeQ111ft. a
permit fOf' parkiDI the wt•
vehicles on the streets bet .... n
p.m.and7a.m . •
The class will meet from 6:30
to 9:30 p.m. Monday, Wednes·
day andThW"lday. 811,· a11,· S11it or • • Taught under the auspices of
the American Heart Association,
the class will include film strips,
practJc. and teatina on lntant
and adult manikens, lecture and
diacuaalon.
Further lnformatlon may be
obtai.ned b)' caW.nc 131·7275.
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