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Sleep c ·ounting Over U.S. Feared
Grazing Cattle
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By NAACP Chief
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 12, 1980
VOL n. NO. t64, J SECTl~S. • ~AO«S
Japan Visitetl I
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John Downer of Laguna Beach and a U.S. Marine veteran
of the 1945 battle for the island of lwo Jima, receives a
. cup of sake from an attendant at Yasukuni Stnine in
\ Tokyo. Downer and 39 other veterans of the bloodiest bat·
• tie in Marine Corps history are in Japan trying to ar·
t· range a visit to lwo Jima.
Soeial Unrest ·'
.,~ Long, Hot Sumnter
.,.Feared/or Nation
to spend $1 million to register
voters. ·
··And with St million we will
try to hut this country up -not
with bricks and bottles and
stones -but with the vote,"
Hooks said.
The current Congress, Boob
said, "ls the worst we've ever
bad." Later, meeting with rePGrters,
Hoob nld Congress 11 lnfectec:I
<See UN&EST, Paae AZl
Cows Getting His Goat
. CdM Resident Protests Nearby Cattle
Corona del Mar resident
Frank Guertin s ays he'll put up
widl j1mt about an)1.hlna, bat he
draws tbe JiDe at cows.
That's why the lolur-time resi·
dent became angry Wednesday when be spotted about 50 catUe
grazing less than 100 yards from
his Poinsettia Avenue home.
"They get to mooing at night
and you can't sleep," he la·
ments. "Then pretty soon the
flies come and you have to
watch where you step because -
well. you know."
The herd that bas Guertin's
goat belongs to the Irvine Com·
pany. orficiah from the develop-
ment fmn contend their cattle
normally graze on land east of
Corona deJ Mar.
But Guertin says this isn't the
first time the cows have come
too close for his comfort.
"A bun<:h of Irvine Company
cowboys tSrougbt them in about
17 years ago and they were moo-
ing around here for seven days."
He says be complained to the
city which fined the Irvine Com·
pany '10.
Frank Keller, the bead of the
Irvine Company aariculture
division, says tb1a time about 250
cows were purposely moved oo-
to the grassy s lopes below
Sandcastle Drive as part ot a
weed abatement program.
"The caWe do an excellent jOb
of grazing down the bills
Bombing Probed
CHICAGO (AP> -Autboritles
are preparing a list of former
Unlted Alrlinel employees who
are to be questioned ln an at·
tempt t.o JJlnpotJlt the orlCID ol a
packqe bomb tbal lnJured Unit· ed Pnlldent Pere~ A. Wood. WG.04, meaawbUe, remained
bocpltallJed In good condition and poltal authoritae. said the
ln•eetil...., la not nec:auril1
fOCllliq on1J OD \be airline OC' lta
employees.
mu c h bett er than any
m echanical devices which usual·
ly cause erosion."
He says the cows coakl have
completed the weed abatemart
Job in 30 days and then mowd out.
He explains that Citizens in
Laguna Beach call up and ast
the Irvine Company to move in
cattle to help remove tall grass
and weeds.
Keller says be dido 't know
that Newport Beach bas a law
banning cattle gr azing. The
Coaneil 'Waits'
cows. be says, have been moved
back into the Buck Gully area,
safely witbm county territory,
where eon are permitted.
But Guertin. who has UYed in
Corona del llar for 18 years and
cWTelllly shares hb ~ with
bis bf"Olber, tb.ints the COW'S will
be beet.
''Tbe grass over here must be
greener or something." he says.
"The cows will probably just
wander back over here and I'll
be swatting rues again , listening
to all t.bat moomg. ·•
Irvine Gll$ Price
Posting Plan Dies
Irvine Councilman Larry
Agran's plan to force service
station ownen to promi.nenlly
display gasoline price signs bas
s puttered and died due to lack d
City Council support.
FREEZER SALE
A COOL DEAL
"Daily Pilot classified ads are
a cool deal.
•· 1 bad creat success selling my freezer in the clauified sec·
Uoa."
That'• the 'flvertialng success
story ol Oranae Coaat man who
placed th.ls ed in the Daily Pilot:
FREEZER CHE.SI'
20""34\.a .. lnlide
$95.D.X·D.U )
If you want your lld to make
soine cold cub. call MZ·58'11.
Sensing the lack of support,
Agran didn't ask for a roll call
vote on the matter at Tuesday's
City Council meeting.
Council members David Sills,
Bill V ardoulis and Art Anthony
said the city would be better off
waiting for the passage of staie
leilslation on gas price posting.
A bill i.s DOW pending before
the Legislature that would force
station owners to post gas price
signs visible to motorists.
Aaran argued that. if passed,
this legislation wouldn't go into
effect until early next year.
Vardoulis said motorists mow
generally what they are paying
for luoline and oft.en are not in
a poetticln to shop around.
Several weeks aao, Irvine
Police Chief Leo Peart, at
Agra.n's W'l1ng, Milt letters to
local ae"ice station owners,
a.akiq diem to ¥0hmtarll)-post
au priee stgm. Thole letten
were largely ianored, Peart said.
Butts, Booze, Pills Sales Up
HAJUUSBURO, P•. (AJ>) -
ManJ of tbe people ll~ .,...
Three Mlle bla11d Increased
t.Mlr C.IUI~ Of ~ cl•.,.•tl~t.:. trUGaill1en
aleeptas ..... -~die" two .... foUoWbll tbe aceldnt at tbe nuclHl'~PoWft' plant, MY• a
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Border
Clashes
Continue
87 Tiie A.uorlated Press
Tbe lran.iaJl army's revolu·
tionary tribuo.al announced to-
day a '"plot" was uncovered in
an army unit in the Kurdish re· gion and 11 soldiers were seized,
Tehran radio reported.
No details of the plot were
given. The broadcas t said the
a rmy unit inolved w as in
Piranshahr. near the border
with Iraq, an area where re-·
newed turmoil this ~eek was
said by Iran's interior minister
lo have left "a large number" or
persons dead.
Kurds in the region want to
ma ke Kurdistan an independent province.
Tehran radio also reported a
day-long seri es of c l ashe~
Wednesday between Ira nian
guards and Iraq's Baath army
troops near two border posts.
The broadcast said the Iraqis
launched the attack and suffered
heavy rilllitary losses. It said
two Iranian guards were kiUed. .
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign
Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
said today he hoped the crisis
over the American hostages will
be resolved next month or as
soon as possible.
Only two days ago, Ayatollah
Khomeini warned Iranians that
internal dissension already bas
created "chaos" in the country
and was threatening the blamic
regime.
'Gbotbzadeb said he doubted
that Kbomei.nl would make any
recommendation to the Iranian
parliament about what it should
<See DIA.N, PaJe A2)
Coast
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: Belief Frolil tlle Beat ,
Tourists in Toledo, Spain no longer have to walk under
the hot sun. The city fathers have provided a sun shade
by suspending coverings over the most frequented
streets. Summer temperatures in Toledo oft.en reach 40-
deerees cclsjus.
Parking Tickets
May Be Dismissed
The 1980 Adoption Guild Ten·
nis Tournament in Newport
Beach may be remembered
more ror the parking ticket nap
than for the quality of the teMis.
During the finals of the chari·
ty tournament on Memorial Day
weekend , Newport police
slapped SlO parking tickets on
about 80 cars p a rked on
Ea s tbluff Drive near the
Newport Beach Tennis Club.
The citation crunch ignited a
ruckus that is expected to end
this week with the dismissal of
many ol the parking violation charges.
Sara Regan. tournament
chairman, said her group ob-
ta in ed a city.Issued special
event permit allowing guests to
park on both sides of Eastbluff
Drive
She said she was surprised
and somewhat irritated when
police began issuing tickets dur·
Oark Trip
Probe Pushed
W ASIU,NGTON <AP> -1be
Treuury l)epartment is cootin·
uing to Investigate whether
Ramsey Clark and nine other
Americans violated the law by
disregardll\g a presidential or·
der and travelln1 to Iran, gov·
ernmeot offtclals say.
Clark and the other members
of bis &J'OUP went earlier this
month to Iran, where 53
Americans have b een held
hostage since last November, to
attend the "Crimes of Atnerlca"
conference. President Carter. by
banolDI certain transfers of
money to Iran, bad in effect
barred travel to the country.
Robert Havel, a Justice
Department sPokesman, said
Weclne.clay that the Treuury
Department invesueaUon was
continuing and tt W8' not clear
when it wOuld be finished. CJark.
he said. was not expected to re-
turn to the Unlted States unW
Saturday.
DAILY PILOT
ing tbe t ournament to cars
parked oo the west side of the
street. 'Tm not interested in placing
any blame but it seemed Like the
po li ce w er e a little over·
zealous." she noted.
Police, on the other hand.
m aintained that the permit al·
lowed guests to park on the east
side of the street only. It also re·
quired that tournaptent sponsors
put bags over oo-parlting signs
to reduce confusion. Police said
the sponsors forgot to do this.
Thus. the ticketing and the
confusion.
Mrs. Regan said she contacted
Dave Larson. the city licensing
supervisor, and dis<:overed that
the permit did allow par.king on
both sides of the street.
Larson contended the police
apparently wanted to change
that policy. but didn't get word
to his office in time.
"It was a paperwork mixup
and it won't ever happen again,"
promised Larson. "The sponsors
thought one thing and the police
thought something else."
Police Ch ief Charles Gross
said he has turned about 2D of
the citations over to the district
attorney. He said his depart·
ment won't pursue prosecution.
"We're leaving it up to the dia·
trict attorney; it's his decision now."
Gross said a number of the
tickets were slapped on cars
parked in front or fire hydrants
or in red zones. He said be ex·
pect.s t.be9e citations to be paid.
"I'm sure we'll have a closer
coordination on thla in tbe
future. but I'm aUll d.laturbed by
the sponsor's positJon to lay all
the blame on ua," the chief said.
Mn. Regan said she ls uncer-
tain why the nap ever started
since it was the ninth lime the
charity tournament has been
held at the tennis club.
"We uked everyone to tum
the tickets over to us and we'd
give them to the clty. We have
about 2D so rar. Someone tried to
allp us a tJcltet from last April,
but we sent that one back," she
added.
Anderson Tells
Iran Views
Draft S•ilPa Approved · ..
Peacetime Registration Could Begin in
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WASHINGTON <AP) -With
tbe IOQI debate over and Senate
approval practically a forqone
conclmion. peacetime draft rec·
latHtion al men eoaJd i.ume u eady u nest month.
Tbe s.ate acbeduled a vou
Oil the plan today after oppo-
'*ltl aave up tbeir futJJe filbt to
derail It wllb a the-clay
rutbuter aad tbea aa all·al&tit
... kin -the ftrat in three ya,.
ud the 14th this ~tW')'.
Every tndication was that the
Senate would Join the H0t.tae in
_,pl'O\liq President Carter's re-
qoest f« $13.3 mJ.lU.oa to rectMc
all 19-and JO..year-olcl men at
POBt offtces acrou the country.
An Mtempt by Sen. Mark O.
Hatfield. R-Ore., to klll tbe bill
by tablinc tt wu defeated a.-•
Wednesday -an tod.lcaUoD ol atronc Smet. IUPPol't tor ,....
latration. .
If the House appl'Oves a minor
amendment, the measure could
go to Carter next week. ln that
CHe. the Selective Service
System baa said it plam to beCin
rectstertng about 4 mUlton men
over two weeb •tart.in• In mid·
. -
July -OM week fol' tboM bom
In 18et apd the f~ weell
for UaaM boni in ~.
Ilea now 11 would nitster nnt,.... .... 11-Je&r-oldl would
relllter eaeb JMr an. ~Fallure to re1lster could be
punllbecl by up to five Jean m
prilon and I $10,000 floe.
Study Faces Rocky Road
In excban&e for acreema to
stop t.altlDI after 31 boun, in·
stead of &be IOI .alond after tbe
f\Ubuater wu broken, opponeds
were promlMd 1 vote today on
one last Hatlleld aD*Ntment. Jt
would cut the funds to $4. 7
million, a point where registra·
lion would have to be delayed
until the preaident orders re·
newal ol the draft it.elf in a war
or emersency,
Residents Fear Airport Expansion Oppooenta conceded they ex.
peeled the amendmeat to be de·
reated . .. , D~BS aaoc.s DWIN
OflMDel'¥ ..........
A $302.000 study commiasloned
by the Orange County Board ol
Superviaon to aulde develop.
meat ol Jobn Wayne Airport wu
in dispute evaa before the f1nt
interim report wu wuect.
NewPOl't Beach, ea.ta 11 ..
and Santa Ana Heights realdenta
who live near tbe airport said
they feared the master plan
would lead to expansion of
airport f adlltles and ultimately
to increased daily fiigbts.
So it'• not 1urprtain1 that re·
ports OD each preliminary draft
issued by the master plan's
authon. VJ'N Conlolldated. are
read anxiously by tboee Yith a
fer IOIDeWbat ln>m the lntertm
report.a that have been issued
and may also change slil)ltly by
the time the final draft report&
are relMMd.
Final draft reports are
acbeduled ftw complet.ioa by Ju-
ly 13 but will tbea undet-go a
three·week review by airport
staff memben.
After tbe three-week review
and 30 more days for VTN to ~
make COf'r'ediom. 200 copies yW
be printed for public distribution
durio& the farat week of Sep.
tember.
During the sis weeks the docu·
ment.a are in public circulaUOn.
cit)' councils and other bodies
can request presentations by {he consuttants.
All'port staff members wtU ac.
cept written comment.a during
the •ix.week period, and then
will talte '5 days to respond to
tho9e eommeot.a.
The first •eelt of December
will mart a major public bear·
inl before the count¥ planntnc
comm•ion.
Alter ..Uu.tmeata are m.te m the study u a reault ol that
hearina, tbe ftaa1 pactap wW
be preaented ln another public
hearinJ before lbe Board of Supel'VlSOn.
The Senate invoked cloture
Tuesday, limiting debate to 100
additional boun. When H1tfieJd
vowed to try to UM them alJ,
Senate Majority Leader R'.obert
C . Byrd. -D·W.Va., put the
Senate tn contlnuous session in
an attempt to wear down oppo-
nents.
The difference between that
and Lbe all-oleht aesak>n in l9T7
waa that the last one wu an out·
and-<Mlt ftlibuatef', with no end ln
alght. over dereaulaUon of
natural gas. This one was slm·
ply nmninaout the cloture clock.
vested intel'eSt ln the airport. .. _ t St H I Decisioal on ev...-y aspect ol lTaVRD • e ens
Hatfield ferced senators to
an.awu roll call aft.er roll call
and Ulen his allies held the
Senate noor with end·to·en41.
hour-long SJ)effhes both for and
against reglatraUon. the muter plan wW be m8de by·
the county aupervlaon by the
end of January, 1981.
However. a lengthy period of
public ICJ"Utiny wiD precede that
final Pllblic bearing in January.
Tbe airport commlssion 's July
8 meetinl presently ta scheduled
as the last public rresentation
on the three parts o the master
plan study before final drafts
are written. ....
Those three parts are the en·
vironmental document, the
master plan of pbys1cal facilities
and the noise a nd land use
study
The lhree·part study may dlf.
f 'rtHM P,.,,.-A I
IRAN •.•
decide oo lhe hostage 1.uue, ''but
obvio~ly if be gives any recom-
mendatioo. that will be the de·
termining factor ...
Ghotbzadeb said hi.a office was
preparing a file with rtt0mmen·
dations for the Parliament on
the hostages that he expected to
have ready in a couple of weeks.
"Immediately after election of
the s~retariat and the lnstalla·
tion of the government, lbe first
is.sue to be picked up is the ques·
lion of the hostases. And if we
will be able to provide enough
m aterials for the Parliament to
decide as soon as possible, that
would be a Jlood idn," be said.
His comments came in an in·
terview with the NBC "Today ..
program in New York via
satelllte from Oslo, Norway.
where he i.s attending a meet.rng
of tbe Soclallat lntemallonal.
G botbzadeh renewed ha s
private dialogue with Austrian
Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. re·
portedly dlacu.ssing ways of tt·
solving the deadlock over the 53
American hostages who spent
their 222nd day in capUvity ln
Iran today.
Report& indicated the meet·
ing. in a hotel during the nl&ht.
may have been more successful
than the meetings Ghotbudeh
held with Kreisky and other
socialist leaden in Tehran la.at
month.
Kreislty was the only Weetem
leader to visit Iran atnce the
hostage crisis began with the
takeover of the U.S. Embaaay ln
Tehran on Nov. 4. He and
socialist leaden from Swecleo
and Spain diacuued the crisis
with Iranian leaden wt mcmth.
but did not see the boltaaes.
UNREST •••
Relatives Recount
Search for Kin
The talka&tion played to an
almost-empty chamber.
Some MDaton apeat tbe m gnt
on cots &et up lD ~ cloakroom
or on couches in their offices.
Many simply went home, trust·
ing an agreement that there
would be no votes after 1 a.m.
STEVENSON, Wash. <APJ -
On the day Mount St. HeJens
blew, Tom Gadwa "shouldn't
even have been up there." Scien-
tific cunosity got the best or Bob
K asewe tter and B everly
Weatherall Harry Truman ~as
just too stubborn to leave.
Thei r stories were told
Wednesday to a county coroner
considering 1ss u1ng .. pre·
sumpUve" death ceru!icates ror
the 46 mlsaiq al.nee tbe volcano
erupted May 18.
Such certificates would be
needed for probaUOG of est.at.es
and payment of life insurance
policies Friends and relatives of
seven of the ml.sa1ng appeared
Wednesday, and at lea.st seven
more of the missing will be dis·
cussed when hearings resume
Monday.
Melvin Kasewetter, who has
not seen his son and prospecttve
daughter·in·law since the night
before the eruption, saul he and
his wife bad come "to relieve
our minds more than anything
else. to get some sort of COO·
firmatioo that he's really dead.
"I'd like to go up there right
now and loot for him but I don 't
think they'd let me," be said.
Bob Kasewelter and Ms.
Weatherall, both chemists ror
Portland General Electric Co •
had permits from the U S.
Geological Survey to remain
close to the mountain to conduct
their own geological studies.
·'They were going to get mar·
ried Uua month:· said Kasewet·
ter. .
He said he last saw the couple
when cabin owners went into the
area to cbeclt their property and
remove aome poaseasions. The
cabins were located at the north
foot ol the momJtain. Kaae"fttt~
said be undem&Dds the area is
under 100 feet of mud and
debrw.
Mtlvin Kasewetter also talked
to Truman. a cantankerous 84-
.. ear-Old who won national atten-
tion when ti. scoffed at fears of
an eruption and refused to leave
the mountam lodge whett he
had lived roe so yean. Truman
has oot been seen since the
blasL ··we malled his 1ut teuers. ••
Kueweder Mid. . -
Donald Crick spent lhl'ff days
looking for Gadwa, b.is SOO·in-
1 aw, who was speodiac the
fateful weekend as a timber cut·
ter to help Crick. That weekend.
the volcano blew wiCb the force
of an atomic bomb. toppling
acres ol trees and sending hot
mud coursing down the moun·
ta1nside. It was the first volcanic
eruption in the contiguous Unit·
ed States in eo years.
··He was just belpin& out. He
shouldn't even have been up
there." said Crick. "He bad •
very good family U!e. He had a.
G·year-Old son be wouldn't have
left for the world."
He said the only traces of
Gadwa and another employee,
Wally Bowers, were some piec:es
of Gadwa's pickup, blown apart
a nd carried tw o mil es
downstream by floodwaters.
''I believe he'a dead.'' Dennis
Bowers said of his brother.
··There's no way a person could
have sW'Vlved up there."
Crack swore he would return
and find the bodies.
"I figure we·ve got to have
sometlung to bl.\Y.'' he said.
There seldom waa even a
single visitor in the loag public
galleries above.
Carter announced in his State
of the Union message In January
that he intended to renew draft
registration as one step to show
U S. r esolve against Soviet
military moves in Afghanistan.
He also asked Congress to
autboriu registration of women,
but that was rejected by both the
House and Senate. The .
American Civil Liberties Union
has threate ned to file s nit
challenging the constitutionality
0( the men-OOJy plan.
FrntM Paflf!' . I I
NUCLEAR. • •
the accident. According to the
report. 13 percent of the regular
drinken in the survey increased
their dally consumption by four
drinks.
Thirty.two percent of the
s molten med an extra half.pack
or ci1arett~ a day, and the
number ol people taking lran·
quliura or aJeep lnc pills
doubled.
For the two weeks following
the accideot, the extra mooey
spent on alcohol, tobacco and
.Pills tot&led Sl41,000 wftbi.o the ~·mile radius, the department said.
Principal Investigator for the
study, funded with a gTant from
the Electric Power Research
Institute, was Dr. Teh·wei Hu,
an ~cs professor at Peon
State University.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CA&.;I FORNI A N TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
:nate OKs Draft ·negistration i,
Fres• Air
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Bobbie Sage, 21, Huntington Beach, is part of crew work-
ing on sewer project near Lido Isle in Newport Beach.
She used to work in a machine shop as a welder, but likes
working outdoon better. She is a state certified unlimited
structural steel welder. She still does some welding and can operate a baekltoe, too. And. sometimes, ·she stops
traffic.
[.Built-in Disputes
:FaCe Airport Plan
f By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN ~ OfllleO.lly .. HMSIMf
1 A $302,000 study commissioned
by the Orange County Board of
Supervisors to guide develop-
ment of John Wayne Airport was
in dispute even before the first
interim report was issued.
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa
and Santa Ana Heights residents
who live near the airport said
they feared the master plan
·would lead to expansion or
airport racllities and ultimately
to increased daily flights.
So it's not surprising that re·
ports on each preliminary draft
issued by the master plan's
authors, VTN Consolidated, are
read arudously by those with a
vested interest in the airport.
Decisioos on every aspect of
the master plan will be made by
the county supervisors by the
end of January, 1981.
However, a lengthy period of
public scrutiny will precede that
final Public hearing ln January. The airport commission's July
8 meet.lqg presently is scheduled
, as the last publlcJresentation
on the three parts the mast.er
plan study before final drafts
are written.
Tbose three pana are the eo-' vironmental document, the
1 muter plan ol physical facilities
f
and tbet noise and land u1e
study.
l Tbe three-part study may dil·
fer somewhat from the interim
reporta tlaat have been issued
I and mQ also chanl• sllebtlY by
the time tbe flnal dtaft reports are rel,,.....
Ftoal 4raft reports are
aebeduled for compJetioo by Jg.. -
ly 1J tlUl will tMn UDderto •
three·week review by airport
staff members.
After the three-week review
and 30 more days for VTN to
make corrections, 200 copies will
be printed for public distribution
d\Jring the first week of Sep·
tember.
During the six weeks the docu·
ments are in public circulation.
city councils and other bodies
can request ~nt.aUons by (he
(See AIRPORT, Pale AZ>
Accident
'Costly'
AtTMI
HARRISBURG, Pa. <AP) -
Many of the people Uving near
Three Mile Island increased
their consumption of alcohol,
cigarettes, tranquilizers and
sleeping pills in the two weeks
following the accident at the
nuclear power plant, says a
state Health Department study.
The report, released Wednes·
day, also said that people wbo
left the 15-mile radius around
Three Mile Island during the ac·
cident spent $6.9 mUlion and lost
$1.4 million ln income.
A bout 50.000 households or
150,000 were evacuated during
the two-week period following
the March 28, 1979, accident, the
department said.
Its report. called "'Health·
Related Economic Costs of the
Three Mile Island Accident,"
analyzes short-term health·
related costs of the accident.
Families that left during the
emergency tended to be younger
and larger. more highly educat·
ed, and more recent arrivals to
the area, researchers found.
The evacuees included about
two-third of those living within
five miles of the plant, one·balf
of those living between six and
10 miles away, and one-third or
those living between 11 and IS
miles from the plant, they noted.
An earlier study sponsored by
the Nuclear Regulatory Com-
mission estimated evacuation
costs at $19.8 milllon. with S6. 7
million in lost income.
But the Health Department
said its Ci~ are more ac-
c urate beca .. they take Udo
account the tact tbat atost
evacuees staved with friends or
relatives
Both the NRC and Health
Department reports estimated
insurance companies paid out
$1.2 million in benefits to people
living within a IS.mile radius of
the plant.
The Health Department study
also found increased use of
drugs in the two weeks following
the accident. According to the
report. 13 percent of the regular
drinkers in the survey increased
their dally consumption
Thirty-two percent· 01 the
smoken used an extra half.pack
of cigarettes a day. a nd the
number of people taking tran·
qulizers or sleeping pills
doubled.
LB Boarder
Uninvited, but Adamant
By JOHN NEEDHAM
.. Of .. 0.ly ..... -Jt ·s one thing when a skunk wanders through your
backyard but it's another when he makes himself at home
That seems to be the problem today of Helena
Cenatiempo, who Hves in the 1200 block of Glenneyre
Street in Laguna Beach.
StnJNK.S ARE FAJRLV common t.n the Art Colony. so
Mrs. Cenatiempo wasn't too con"emed when this little
black and white fellow began visiting her yard about two
weeks ago.
On Juoe3, however, Skunk wore out his welcome
While she was on lbe phone, he strolled through her
open kitchen door and toured the living room
MllS. CENATIEMPO nNALLY lured him outside by
waving a sparerib bone undef" his nose.
The Laguna woman then sought help from the city·s
animal shelter, hoping somebody m1gbt escort Skunk to a
new location.
Like Sacramento, perhaps
She was told she'd have to rent a trap fi rst in Laguna
Niguel with a $1S deposiL
APTEa 88E TRAPPED Skunk. the animal coatrol
people said thef'd be happy to ptck biQt up.
Alu, U. trap ltOft wu out ol traps. Mn.. Cenatiempo
ls DOW Gil a Skunk Trap Wai.tlac List.. Meanwbll~. Laguna Police Lt. Job Zelko. t.rytq to be
helpful, bu tried to ofter Mn. Qonatiempo help f.rolll tbe
-voice lil experience.
''TllaOW SOME MO'l'llBAU..S under the house."
Zelco advised. "When you do that. most of the Ume the
skunk lakes oft"
The jury is still out today on Zellto"s mothball
treatment for furry visitors
Par1'ing Tickets -May Be Dismissed
The 1980 Adoption Guild Ten
nis Tournament in Newport
Beach may be remembered
more for the parking ticket flap
than for the quality of the tennis.
During the finals of the cbari·
ty tournament on Memorial Day
weekend, Newport pol!,ce
slapped $10 parklilg tickets oo
about 80 cara parked oo
Easlbluff Drive near the
Newport Beach Tennis Club.
The citation crunch ICnited a
ruckus that is expeeted to end
thls week with ttle dismissal of
many of the parklbg violation
charges.
IA Holding
Suspect in
Area Murders
Mid-JUiy
Renewal
Date Set
WASHINGTON CAP> -Tbe
Senate today approved, 58-34,
President Carter's plan to renew
peacetime draft registration as
early as next month. • · ,
After a seven-day debate and
filibuster, the Senate joined the
House in approving Carter's
request for $13.3 million to
register all 19-and 20-year-old
men at post offices across the
country.
Before the final vote, the -
Senate rejected, 59·35, an
amendment by Sen . Mark
Hatfield. R-Ore., that would
have chopped the money to $4.7
million simply to Improve the
present standby registration
plan .
If the House approves a minor
amendment. the measure could
go to Carter next week.
Selective Service Director
Bernard Rostker said "we're
shooting for mid-July" to begin
registering 4 million men over a
two·week period -one week for
those born in 1961 and the
following week for those born in
1960.
Men now 18 would register
next year and 18·year-0Jds would
register each year after th~.
Failure to register could be
punished by up to five years 10
prison and a Sl0.000 fine.
Rostker said the president will
issue a proclamation setting the
date ror renewal of registration.
During debate before the vote.
Hatfield denounced registration
as ·'the first step and a
s ignificant s tep " toward
renewing the draft itself.
But Sen. Sam Nunn. D·Ga.,
argued that registration would
save up to 120 days in mobilizing
military r ecruits in an
emergency.
The Senate scheduled the vote
on the plan today after
opponents gave up their futile
fight to derail tt with a five-day
filibuster and then an all·night
sea.ion -the first in three years •
and the 14th round·the·clock
fl Ii buster in this century.
The Senate invoked cloture
Tuesday. hmitmg debate to UlO
additional hours When Hatfield
vowed to try to use them all,
Senate Majority Leader Robert
C . Byrd. D· W. Va . put the
Senate in continuous session in
an attempt to wear down oppo.
nents.
The difference between that
and the aJJ.night session in 1917
was that the last one was an out-
and-out filibuster, with no end in
s ight, over deregulation of
natural gas. This one was sim·
ply nmn1ng out the cloture clock.
Hatfield forced senators to
<See DllAFT, Page AZ>
"Doc AdalD8' Dead
LA JOLLA CAP> -Milburn
Stone, who for 20 years treated
gunsJ..tnsen as Doc Adams in the
TV series "Gunsmolte," died
early Thursday at s~rlppa
Memorial Hospital, apparenUy
of heart failure. Tbe news wu
announced ln Hollywood by
Stone's close friend, producer
A.C. Lyles.
Coast
Weac•er
Fair tbtoq.b Friday eJr·
cept for ~t and mornlnc
low ~. Lowa tomabt
50 at tM ~ and 57
lnlud. m,bs ~ UP·
per tOlto mid '70I.
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LAI VSOAI (AP) -A twt~ayed .anderl"OUftd ll'6elear
t11t. CM.._ ....... Wt rMl'J wu detonated today at tM
Ne.a• n.t .... U.. ~car har&Y amtouneed.
1'IMN ..... -c·~··-Md -rad1a1lon leakq• wl\h the wHpont related IHt, ~aamed .. kaah." department
1pob1man Dave lllller ..W. Ht al.kl the roree o1 lht test meaaured bet..-• and 1'0 k.Uotona ol dynamite
<•rc•r t.:rp• Pl•• l•r• Ge•I•
WASHINGTON (AP> -President C.rt~ uraed Democrat&
oda1 to adopt a campatp platform that rutfilla ''the ba.tlc aoaJa
ot unltlnl the part)'' and apeedlq lls candidates to victory in
November.
The prelldent apoke ln a n.pqe statement dellwered to tbe
party'• platlorm committee, which be1an a flaaJ, thrH-day
bearlnc on the 1• eampalp document to be drafted later t.b.ls
rnon\h and aubmJt.ted to the Democratic National Oonvatloo for action in Ausuat.
Ho•l•g Bl•• 8111 8arkt-d
WASJDNGTON <AP> -A houslna diser1mlnation bill Presi-
dent Carter calla "perhaps the most important civil rt1hta blll"
in a decade easily paased the House today after supporters de·
fealed a last-ditch attempt to send it back to commillff for more work.
The 310-95 vote sent the bill to the Senate, where similar
legislation already ls beln1 worked on in committee.
Crorkrr (.'11111 Pri•t-Hat•• ' .
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Crocker National Bank lowered
its prime lending rate a haJf.point to 12..., percent today, follow-
ing moves in some Eastern banks. Two months ago the prime
peaked at 20 percent.
In Bad Moo·d
Grazing Cattle Protested
Corona del Mar resident
Frank Guertin says he'll put up
with just about anything, but he
draws the line at cows.
That's why the long-time resi-
dent became angry Wednesday
when he spotted about 50 cattle
grazing less than 100 yards from
his Poinsettia Avenue home.
·'They get to mooing at night
and you can 'l sleep," be la·
ments. "Then pretty soon the
flies come and you have to
watch where you step because -
well, you know."
The herd that has Guertin's
goat belongs to the Irvine Com-
pany. Officials from the develop-
ment firm contend their cattle
normally graie on land east of
Corona del Mar.
But Guertin says this Isn't the
first time the cows have come
too close for his comfort.
''A bunch of Irvine Company
cowboys brought them In about
17 years ago and they were moo-
ing around here for seven days."
He says he complained to the
city which ftned the Irvine Com·
pany $10.
Fr~nch Poll Out
·Of New Hebrides
PORT VILA. New Hebrides
<AP> -France withdrew Its
special riot police from the re-
volt-tom New Hebrides today. ~
hours after they arrived, claim·
ing the situation had eased. But
the islands' cblef minister.
Walt.er Uni, warned lf fresh rtot-
ing broke out the responslbllity
would lie wt&h Franee.
There was no immediate reac-
tion from Britain, which bad
been preparlnl to send royal
commandos to join the Fttnch
iJl a "scare operatloa" against
reb,llloua New Hebrldea
natives, includlnl cultlall who
worahip Prlnce Pblllp and
believe a World War 11 Gl
named John Frum ia the
Meaaiab.
DAILY PILOT
Frank Keller, the head of the
Irvine Company agriculture
division, says this time about 250
cows were purposely moved on·
to the grassy s lopes below
Sandcastle Drive as part of a
weed abatement pro~ram.
"The cattle do an excellent job or grazing down the hills
much better than any
mechanical devices which usual-
ly cause erosion."
He says the cows could have
completed the weed abatement
job in 30 days and then moved
out.
He explains that cltiiens ln
Laguna Beach call up and ~k
the Irvine Company to move m
cattle to help remove tall grass
and weeds.
Keller says he didn't know
that Newport Beach has a law
banning cattle grazing. The
cows, he says, have been moved
back into the Buck Gully area.
safely within county territory,
where cows are permitted.
But Guertin, who bas Uved ln
Corona del Mar for 18 yean and
currentiy shares bis house wtth
his brother, tb1nb tbe cows will
be back.
·'The arass over here must be
greener or aometbiJlt," be M1'·
"'The cows will probably Just
wander back over here and I'll
be swat.Ung rues asain. liatenin1
to all that mooin1."
DRAFT •..
answer roll call atwr roll call
and then bis allie. beld the
Senate fioor with end-to-end,
hour-long speeches bo\h for and
agalnat reptraUon.
The talkagboa played to an
al moat-empty chamber.
Some senaton spent lbe ni(lll
on cots set up ln the cloakroom
or on couchee in their offices.
Many simply weat home, in.t-
ln1 aa a1reement that there
would be no votes after 1 a.m.
There aeldom waa even a
alngle visitor ln the loas pubUc
galleria above.
Carter announced ln bit Slate
of the Unloo mesaaae ln January
that be Lntended to NIHIW draft
realatnUoq u one 1tep to abow
U .S . reaoln a1atn1t Sovtet
military movee tn Afsb1n•••.
~t .. Israel
Still Bickering
IJ'n.Aieetll&-4 Prell
The lran.lan army·1 revolu.
UODary trtbunaJ announffd to-day a "pl«" wu uaeovend 1n
an atlll1 .at in tbe Kurdill9 n-
t&on and U IOlcUen WeN ..a.d.
Tell.HD radio reported.
No deUl.11 of the plot wen
1lvn. 'lbe broadcast aald the
1rmy unit lnolved waa In
Plran1h1hr. near the border
with lnq. an area where re-
newed turmoil thl.a week wu
aald by Iran's Interior minister
to have left "a lar1e number" of
peraoaa dead.
Kunis ln the rutoa want to make Kurotatan an l..ndependent
province.
Tehran radio also teported a
day-lone series of ela1hea
Wednesday between Iranian
1uardl and Iraq's Baatb army
lrooPI near two border posts.
Tbe broadcast said the Iraqi.a
launched the attaek and suffered
heavy mllltary losses. It sald
lwo Iranian aual'ds were killed. •
Meanwhile. Iranian Foreign
Mlnlater Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
said today he hoped the crisis
over the American hostages will
be resolved next month or as
soon as possible.
Only two days ago. Ayatollah
Khomeini warned Iranians that
internal dlssenaloa already has
created "chaos" in the country
and was threatenlniz the Islamic
regime.
Ghotbaadeb said he doubled
that Khomeini would make any
recommendation to the Iranian
parliament about what it should
decide oo the hostue issue. "but
obviously If he gives any recom-
mendation. that will be the de· termining factor ...
Ghotbzadeh said his office was
preparing a file with recommen-
dations for the Parliament on
the hostages that be expected to
have ready in a couple or weeks.
"Immediately after elecUoo of
the secretariat and the irutalla-
tion ol the government, the first
Issue to be picked up is the ques-
tion of the hostues. And If we
will be able to provide enough
materials for the Parliament to
decide as soon as possible. that
would be a good idea." he said .
His comments came in an in-
terview with the NBC "Today"
program In New York via
satellite from Os lo. Norway,
y,•here he is attending a meeting
of the Socialist International
Ghotbzadeh renewed bas
private dialogue with Austrian
Chancellor Bruno Krelsky. re-
portedly dlacusslng ways of re-
solving the deadlock over the 53
American hostages who spent
their 222nd dav In captt-vit-y in
Iran today.
Reports indicated the meet-
ing. In a hotel during the night.
may have been more successful
than the meetings Gholbudeb
held with Krelsky and other
socialist leaders In Tehran last
month.
Fro• Pag«:-. I I
TICKETS •••
the blame cm uit." the chief said.
Mrs. Regan said abe la uncer-
tain why the nap ever started
since it wu the ninth time the
cbarlty tournament bu been
held at the tea.n1s club.
"We asked everyone to turn
the tickets over to us and we'd
give them to the city. We have
about 20 ao far. Someone tried to
aUp u.a a ticket from last April,
but we sent that one baclt." abe
added.
Anderson
·OdLb' 1-.1
SACRAMENTO CAP> -
Pollster Mervin Field llYI
there la one chance In
three tbat John An·
deraon'a lDdependnt cam·
pal1n wtll force the House
of RepreHDtalivea to pick
tbe Dal prti11dent.
But. Field said Wednes-
day, the voten are •P·
pnhemiw tbat votlDI!°" ADdenaD ~ dNidloek
t.ba •ledanl call ....... .
lns the aaUoa la bbt about Ua ant .......,..,
UDUl ... Home COii, ...
two !N'fthe aft« Utit elec-tJoo . Tbat ,..,. .... ~ to
WOf9' to ......... I 6ad· YUUWt .~ .:'betald.
Winners or anti-litter R.OSter contest s ponsored by Newport lfarbor Area
Chamber of Commerce display their prize·
winning artistic efforts. From left are Liz Foley. Usa Klarin. Kim Valentine and
J essica Foumell. All four are from Lincoln
Middle School. Their posters will be dis-
played in business establishments in
Newport Beach.
Biker's Mall Raee Bit ,
Post Office Cries Foul on Tactics
By RICHARD GREEN
Ot ... ONt\' -lt4ofl The man who bicycled Into
I rvlne Wednesday. announcing
he won a race from Phoenix
against sl.x letters. didn't pla)'
fair, post.a.I officials complained
today.
"'I have put them In such an
embarrassing position thiH
they're pulling their hair out."
said Clinton Worthington. 20.
wbo pedaled his lO·speed ba<'yclt
into the Bank or Jrvme parking
lot. He said, the bank ofra<'cr-.
confirmed. that he arrived at tht·
Bank of Irvine chis employl'rJ
minutes before the letters
"Those letters were an thl'
bank's Irvine post orhce box an
hour before Worthmgton amved
and bank employees JUSt faded
to pick~ and sort the ma il until
aft.er be abowed up," aaid DaVld
Bakke. uatstant to the Postal
Service's Southern California
district manager.
··Also he dropped the letten an
Phoenix mailboxes aft er ttw
pick-up tim~ to insure he got ...
Armstrong
Exodus Set?
TULSA, Ok la . (AP )
Evan1ellat Herbert W
Armatrona has a blueprint or
ma1111 emlaraUoa to a foreign
country by bh Worldwide
Church ol God followers, says a
former employee wbo has writ-
ten a ~ about tbe ~roup.
David Robtmon of Tulsa, ln an
Interview publ.isbed today by the
Daily Oklahoman, said the plan
parallels the emi,ration of the
Rev. Jim Jcaes and hil Peoples
Temple foUowen to Jonestown. Guyana,
But Roblmon, a 57-ye.ar-old
former Woridwide miniater, aa.ld
It may be aome Ume before de-
tails ~ what be knowl about the
plan an Ann.lt.roq'a operation
are reve.Jed.
24 hour lead." Bakke aaad.
Bak.ke saJd the postal service
didn't make a special effort to
speed the dell very or the letters ··vou know how much the post
oChce spent to try to prove me
"rong ?" Worthington asked.
· For them lo look fo r my letters
and determine they arrived in
the bank's p.o box ... that's
not a one·man JOb and it takes a
lot of money -yours and my
monev
And "hat about the other let
tl•r., I mall<•d .,.. here are
th1·y "" Wurthmgton asked
Bakke said they are probably
in toda) ·s maal for the bank.
Worthington staged the race be<'a~ he says he's unha ppy
"'1th increasing postal rat.es and
the possible end or Saturday mail dehven~.
For SJJJU.lar reasons. he raced
a letter from San Fra.nelseo to
Irvine -and woo by a full day
an May ol 1979. The trap took ham thrw days
Trus. tnp from Phoeni.x "'as
hard · Worthington i.aad
·It ~ dark on those rot1do; " h ...
.... .rnl. .. AJJ you se~ are tru<'lcs. A
lo~ ote Jumped an front of mt>
and SC'artd the ht>ck out of me f
had 4'o Oat Ure:. and a broken
1·ra• Pag.a . I I
AIRPORT ..•
consultants.
Airport staff membeni wtU ac·
cept written comments during
the sue-week penod, and then
will t.ate 45 days lo respond to those comments
The first week or December
will mark a ma..Jor public hear .
ln1 before the county planning-
commiasion.
After acijustmeota are mad~ m
the study u a result of that
bearing, the final packaee wiJJ
be Presented in a.DOCher public
bearing before the Board or Su pervt.aora.
cha in on the trip. But it was all
worth lt to prove the post office's
slowness." Worthington said
that as a loan proces.or for the
bank. he has to charge past due
fees on late loan paymen\.11.
"'It's not the customer's fault
that they're late," he said. "It's
the P<>Stofnce's fault."
Post.al official Bakke said the
whole thing is a publicity stunt
that has failed miserably.
"It 's not a man on a bi'ke
..1ga 1nst the postal service's
;.airplanes and trucks.'' Bakke
.,aid. ··1t'l> Just not that simple.
After all we have millions of
paec<'s or mail to sort and de-
hvt'r. It's not like we're runnin&
u sax letter courier service."
NB Plam;tlng
Hopefuls
Down to Four
A lengthy hst or 40 persons
hoping to be named to the
Newport Beach Planning Com-
m assaon was boiled down thas
week to just four names.
When City Council membt>rs
finished hacking away at the
list. current planners P aul
Balalis and Helen McLaughlin
alone with Robert Ashton and
Jerry Ktni were left.
The council ia expected to re-
duce that U.t aeaJn on July 14
when it must fill two aeata.
Balalis and comm.iaalon coJ. league Mrs. McLaqh)Jn want to
keep their planning seats. ::~tmn:. neoor~~-or.~
Mesa manulaeturtna firm. are
hopin• tbey will be appotnted.
The two commi.aaioo terma ex-
pire June 30, but because ol con-
ructing vacation plans of counciJ
members the fmal deciaioo wu
put off &mW July 14.
Bala.lis and Mrs. McLaughlin
will serve unW tbep.
DOUBLE VALUE FOR DAD
Buy any shirt in
the store get one
of shorts or pair
swimwear
at
for him
50% OFF!
with thfs ad only-offer gQOd oruy
through Father'• Day.
' ·Elderly
Horrors
Revealed
11..ae fro• tlae Sea
Families of men of Marine Fighter Attack
Squadrons 323 and 531 gathered at El Toro
MCAS Wednesday to welcome home men
from duty in the Indian Ocean aboard the
aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea. Among
1-hose returning was Cpl. Preston Hinton
Cbelow>. who found daughter. Kelly, 6
months had grown a bit during his three
months' in troubled Middle East waters.
Son, Brad, 4, wife, Trini, also were on hand
to greet Cpl. Hinton, one of 450 lo~al
Marines returning from patrol duty with
Navy air-sea force.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
46 Listed
SA Cops
Oeared in
Valley Case
By DAVID IUJ'nMANN
OI • ~ly 1'1194 S""1 An internal investigation by
the Santa Ana Police Depart-
ment has exonerated two of-
ficers of charges they assaulted
and kicked a black disabled
veteran from Fountain Valley
lasl February after dragging him
without provocation from his
specially equipped van.
"We've spent a considerable
amount of time investigating
this case," Police Chief
Raymond Davis said Wednes-
day. The results of that investiga-
tion, Davis said, indicate that
Jam es Buford, 36. was not the
victim of any brutality on the
part of the arresting officers
who booked h1m for being drunk
ln an auto. Buford had filed a brutality
com plaint qainat lhe police de-
partment last month alleging he
was the victim of assault and
battery, false arrest and false
imprisonment.
He add.illonally claimed the of.
ricers called him "nigger" and
fractured bis wrist during the
arrest. Responding to Chief Davis'
comments later Wednesday,
Buford's attorney said
"Thal 's a bunch of self·
serving pap.··
Coast Residents
Make 'Who's Who'
David Grey said he would file
a $2 million c1v1l rights suit
agarnst the city in U S DLSlrict
Court m Los Angeles next week
on behalf of hls client.
The attorney also said Buford
fears for the welfare or his fami·
ly and Is considering moving
away from the area. "He's very
frightened living in Orange
County," Grey said. Names of 46 Orange Coast
resident& appeared for the first
time in Who'~ Who in America
when the publication's 4lst edi-
tion was released recenUy.
Who's Who in America con·
tains biographical sketches of
individuals who hold important
positions or have made
meritorious achievements.
The new eot.ries are:
Fro• Corona del Mar:
Charles Nibley Cannon, Kermit
Parrish Dorius, David William
Furnas, Hideya Gamo, Louis
Aqgust Gottsebalk. Peter Francis Hall. Roy
Elward Hughes, Frank Wllllam
Lynch, Don Robert Miller,
Richard Frederick Thompson
and Bon Yeo. Pre• Costa llesa: Francis
Michael Crinella, Gerald H. Mc
'Diree Dead
All Lovers?
Quarrie. Jack Alan Scott. Sueo
Ser isawa. James William
Wright. From Dana Point: Herbert
Alvin &trin and Terrence John
McCann. From Hantlngton Beacb:
Floyd George Belsito and Chun-
duri Venkata Chelapall.
Fromln1ne: Edward Robert
ArquiHa, Thomas Martin
Batiuk, Alexander Steel
Graham, Stepan Karamard.ian.
Robert Alfred U>mbardl.
Jay Herbert Martin. Letghton
Bates Mc Laughlin 11. Harry
David Mosier Jr. and Allen
Roger Stubberud.
Fl"OmLapnalleacb: Marjorie
Constance Beckett Caeerio,
Peter Emmett Clecak and Lorna
Henrietta Mil.ls.
From Lacu• Nlpel: Erle
Ni&httagale Campbell Milne and
Joseph Allan Thomas.
From Newport lleadl: Paul A.
Busse, James Cornellua Elms IV, Russell Lynn Llvinl!,,1!jci
John Tyler Perineau Mac
Jr. Philip Schuyler, Barbara
Salomon Spits, Paul Starr
Sypberd and Norman Oould
Weiaentlub. From Saa Cle•eate: John
Will. ProJD Su .Jm Capbta ... :
David H. Daab. '
Execution Delayed
RtctDIOND. Va: <APJ -The Vlr~ Supreme , Court toda1
.,. ...... ..., "' -~ far couvlcted killer Joupb Giar· ratano on tb• ••• of bit ldMduled ~ ID the .W.'1 •ectrtc cbalr. 'fte srut.t tbe clefeme requMt IW • .._ U1
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OlarntallO'• eapltal murder eoa.tdlon to the llJ . ....,_.
Comt.
Chief Davis also had litigation
on his mind. He suggested the
police officers association sue
Buford for impugning the in·
tegrityofita members.
Davis said the internal affairs
inveaUaaUon of the case s howed
it to be a "simple drunk arrest."
Buford, the chief said. was
"Intoxicated. belligerent and un-
cooperative at the Ume of bis ar·
rest."
"In reference to the alleged
physical abuse," a st.atemeol by
the police department said.
"Buford's account of how he was
treated I.a lD direct conflict witb
the statement.a of the arrestin&
offlcer1 wbo reco1ntaed Im·
mediately that Buford was han-
dlc apped and treated hlm ap-
propriately. •'
Buford bad claimed be wu
followed by a patrol car as be
headed borne to Fountain Vallef
from Costa Mesa during the
early mom1na bounof Feb. 6.
He said be became ala.nntd
and pulled into a friend••
driveway on Towner Aven\Ae
near Edlnaer Avenue. A few mo--menu later, be l&ld, llahta wer. naabed 111 bis ta« trom CK4lkJt ud he beard the wor'Cla. ••0t4
oot ot Lbe trudr, ntaer."
Altbou.P be tried to tell tbe IA·
flcen be ••• bandlo.•P~J Buford dalmed be ns ar...-t::.ihf: :cc=~=:.·~ nentuaDJ ~ ~ cu.
He wM tMilD to OrM&• r!! Jall. 1111 ~~ left on a ctU lkit ,,_,. medlcal
Uon, I
Dawta Hid bll ~ probe ....... Juklrd'•
to be aata1111~ .. ".ttll tllil aw•tioa ~ OM d•tbmilWilU ••rbal , .. pon•• to th• • leftlUli dlridad at UM ~ .,, lutard."
WASHINGTON lAP)-"Sbe1
told me I was senile and
p.,.aao6d and-my brain was all
lbriTeled up."
Tbe 19-year-old MusacbUMtta
grand.mother. idenWied oaJy as
"Kn. X." told a House commit·
tee WedneldaY that her 44.year-
old dauthter also abuaed ber in
other ways:
"Klckin& me, pusblna me.
grappllne with me. telling me to
gel out. at one time throwin& a
drawer down the stairs at me.
calling me names, tellina me I
belonged ln a nUJ11ine home and
why didn't I go to one."
Jl was testimony like that that
prompted two members of the
House Select Committee on Ag·
ing to vow to gain passage of
lecisJatkJa that would help pro-
tect older Americana from
abuse and exploitation by re l-
atives and guardians. <Related
story Page A.13.)
William Jone s. 86, of
Washington, DC .. told how his
son exhausted h.is bank account
and otherwise mJstreated h.im.
"I had only one meal a day,
and that was greens, turltey
wings or noodJes with maggots."
be said.
Jones and Mrs. X eventually
went to adult prote<:tive servtce
worken to seek help. Mrs. X ob-
tained a court order to kttp her
daughter from abusmg her.
Delores Roberts. an adult pro-
tective service worker who ac-
companied Jones to the hearing,
said the man's son "threatened
to put embalming fluid m tus
rood" if he sought help
Mrs . Roberts told the comrrut-
t e e "you would not be-
lieve the horror" she ·has seen
in visiting homes to belp thl'
elderly.
"l saw an 84-year-old woman
who was sexually abused by her
son -in-law for s1x years ..
There was an old man lying on a
bed that had springs through the
mattress. The bed was so mfest
ed with roaches that 1l looked
like a beehive."
The committee chairman.
Rep. Claude P epper. D-Fla .
estimated at the hearmg that up
to 2.5 million cases of maltreat
ment of lbe old occur each year
However. be said man)
a buses aren't reported to poliC'e
bel'ause of rear. embarrassment
or loyalty to the people -often
their own children -who com
mltued the violence.
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RINGO STAR. ISAR8ARA BACH MAY ISE MARRIED
FUm lnduatry Sourcee a.Im Wedding PlaMed
Ringo to Wed?
Romance With Actress Told '. • HOU. YWOOD <AP) -Tbere may be a wedding ring in tbe
future for former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr. ~ Starr who is working on a rum career, plans to marry ac· ,
tress Barbara Bach late th.is year after she is divorced from her
husband, film sources said Wednesday. •
The 39-year-old Starr and the 33·year-old Miss Bach were •
not available for comment on the report. '
The two met this year on the Mexico set of the United :
Artists movie ·•caveman." Last month, both escaped injury ·
when Starr's car flipped on a London strttt. '
Starr. who got the nickname "Rln&o" because of his be-:
Jeweled fingers. bas been married previously to hairdresser :
Maureen Cox. MiM Bach's previous films include "The Spy Who ·
lA>ved Me."
Intruder Killed;
Homeowner Jailed
LAFAYETTE. Ind. <API -A
man who rigged a booby trap to
protect bis bome from burglars
v. as Jailed on a preliminary
charge of murder after a )'OWlR
intruder was killed, authorities
said. The owner of the mobile home.
Gary Rat.cliff. 'Z7. or Romney.
was bemg he ld WJthout bond in
the Tippecanoe County Jail aft.er
a shotgun blast killed Bobby
Sulhvan. 17. of Stockwell. on
Tuesday.
Ratcllff told police he set the
booby trap -a shotgun ngged
to h re when someone opened the
door of his hom<--after tus
trailer was burglarased re·
peatedly. o(ficers said.
The trailer is situated In a re·
mote area eight miles south of
Lafayette.
Coroner William M. Sholty
said Sullivan was struck in the
right groin and bled to death
wilhln an hour.
Although the gun was "SI.IP·
posedly loaded with rock salt:''
the short distance between the
weapon and the victim account·
ed for the massive wound sur ·
rered by the youth, the coroner
said.
The blast went through a door
before s triking S ulliva n,
authonties sa.1d. Although Ratcliff said he set
the trap to protect bis ho~.
She riff Edgar Harger said.
·•You just do not set up a booby
trap that could kill someone.··
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eom11 '6 Ute cat.a OI corona del Mat 11\d tht1 1Qulrr.l1 of
Laauaa IMc:b. Ode ~ hu lals.d to provide proper
commentary. 1c~rdin1 to one of the Shakers-and· Movers " or ou,. ClOMlat .,.. •.
Tbla tntellltPte OOM a from one PhU Bettencourt, t.he
"., noted former Newport 8e11Ch elty 'dminlltrator wbo is
now xec:aatJve dlrector for U>e Ora.nte County arm ot the
Bulld1ng lnduatry Assn of Southern CaU!omla.
Bettencourt makes reference to the fact that one
Bruce Hopping of Laauna wanta to Ht the wild cats of
Corona del Mar's bluff region upon the squirrels that in-
habit the cliUs at Laguna·s Heisler Park
Phil thus wonders why no commentary m.LJUs space?
THE ONLY EXCUSE lfEllE would be that Bruce Hop-
pang·s sometimes bizarre approaches to civic bet\erment
have been chronicled before.
" Hoppift8's appeatances ·before the Laguna cpuncil.
, school board and other civic groups are well known. His
fame. however, apparently b8$n't spread as far upcoast as
Newport Beach.
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That's apparent because when he appeared be.fore the
• / Moued to Laguna 10 Butt Qof1s That Cha$ed Cats That
l"ewport coun<'il to ~uggest S('ltJng the wild cats or Corona
dcl Mar agc.11n~· the squirrels of Laguna. his notion was ac
tually rcfrrrc<J to the staff for official invesll~atrnn
As Bettencourt noted. 1t made part of NewPQrt ·s of·
fi c1al minutes of May 27
AS FOR THE WILD CATS betng transported to
Laguna. Bettencourt notes. ··This could start a whole new
trend. Carson City could send aJI its excess cars to 01ldale
in case of an oil glut
"Or maybe Beaverton. Oregon. could bnng its excess
beavers down to Woodbnd~t-10 In ine. -.here I live. to
take care of the <:xcess trcts
"How about the Seal Beach seals? Who has too many
fi!>h ""
Bettencourt 1s absolutely correct There's oo end to
ho" <:1tics could l>"<IP thing:. they don't want. But thas
could bat·kf1re
CONSIDER MOVING Corona dcl ~ar ·i; wild cats to
La~un<1'!> cliff se<:llon so they could exterminate the squar·
rel population
First. you have to know somethin~ about cats . Some of
them would become 1mmed1ately disgruntled in Laguna
because they couldn't tell animal ~quirrels from the
\ human variety that Inha bit the plac-e These cats would
1 JUSl walk back home to Corona del Mar. I Other of the felines might find the trash cans l.ll
1 Laguna's alleys near CUff Drive more 1nterestmg than l squirrels. Ttus would require exterminating t.be cats. To I do this. Laguna would have to import a pack or wild dogs
l THE WILD DOGS would soon learn that it"s more fun
to play on the beach than to chase wild cats.
I Down on the beach at Laguna. the wild dogs would find
Bruce Hopping languishang·about. Thas would be a ghastly
event . because Hopping goes into the vapors any time a
dog on the beach is even mentioned. i Come to think of it. maybe this 1:,n"t such a bad idea
IJ.S. All
TOKYO IAP> -Prime Minister Maaay08hi Obira. a atauocb U.S.
ally balUing growin1 political unrut at home. d1ed unexpeot.edJy
after sutfmng a heart attack. The death ol the 70-year-old Ohira MDl
stocks pJummetiog on the Tokyo stock market and aet the 1ta1e for a
fierce political power strugJe.
Ohira·s death left the Liberal
Democratic Party leaderless on-
ly 10 days before parliamentary
electlons. The balloting comes
after Ohira's surprise loss of a
confidence vote in l>arllament
on May 16. when 56 members of
his own party abstained. giving
the Socialist Party opposition
the victory
~JlF.81DENT CARTER. U.N.
Secrelary·General Kurt
Waldheim and Chlneae olftdala
were 8JDC1Q1 the world leaders
sending condolences on the
death ot Ohlra. w~ beaded the
government since December
1978. Officials in Wasbintton and
Tokyo agreed his death wu UD·
likely to affect u.s .. Japanese
Uea.
The prime minjater bad been
bospitallied 12 days &JO for IF/orld Nuke fatigue and a mild heart attack W ~ suffered at the end of a marathon foreign tour that took
War Closer
-Analyst
STOCKHOLM (APl -The
world is closer to a nuclear war
today than it has been since the
1962 Cuban missile crisis, and if
1t erupts Europe will become a
"radioactive desert." a leading
r esearcher warned. He said
world arms spending will pass
the hall·trillion-dollar mark this
year.
'rhe analyst. Frank Barnaby.
director or the Stockholm In·
ternet1onal P eace R esearch
Institute. abo said the United
States Is moving closer to a first·
strike capability against the
Soviet ljnion.
Barnab> "arned that
Europe's rtllk in a potential
nuclear conflict is rncre asin~
because or nt'w ·· Euro<;tralegic
nuclear weapons·· located m or
tari;tctcd on Europe
OFTEN REFERRED to a!>
··gray.area syi.tems. · · these
"ea pons ar«:' not covered by in·
ternat1onal arms co ntrol
negotiations. Barnaby said. As a
result. the prospects ror the
future are. 1n Barnaby's eyes.
bleak.
"In case of a nuclear war.
Europe would be transfo~
into a radioactive desert.·· the
British born researcher saad
·'There are presently some
60.000 nuclear devices of which
8.000 plus a large number of tac-
tical weapons are targeted on
Euroix-an c1t1es. ·' he saad. "As
there are less than 1,000 cities.
an average corresponding to
2.000 Hi roshima bombs wlU fall
upon each of these places · ·
BARNABY'S INSTITUTE,
established in 1966 to com·
memorate Sweden·s 150 years of
unbroken peace, is financed by
the Swedish Parliament. It~
yearbook. called "World Anna·
~nte and Disarmaments.·· 'is
produced by an International staff of nuclear experts and
analysts.
At a brif'fifll{ for reporters on
Wednesday in advance of the un·
veillng of the 11th yearboOk.
Barnaby said be believes the
United Slates will be able to
achieve first-strike capability
soon.
blm to the United States, lies·
ico, Canada and flnaUy .to
Yugoslavia f~lbe funet'1-J:Ul
month of Yugoslav Prn\aent
Josap Broznto.
Ar. late as Wedbesday nigbl.
I doctors had reporteCt him l n
good condition. FUDeraJ elans·
were not ip\mediately an•
nounced.
UNDER .JAPANESE LAW.
C h I ef Ca bi n et Secr etar y
M as a yoshi Jto bec:IJl;l e ad.if1C
prime minister. He ytftl$f'Ye bL.
a caretaker capadb' unUl the
new Diet. or Parliament. ls
cboaen in previously scheduled
-elections on Juhe 22. '1be new
members Of the tWO·hoUle
leg111lature will then choose a
new prime snlniater.
Ohlra·s death came as tbe rul·
ing Liberal Democratic Party. a
conservative coalition that has
dominated J apa~·~ post~~r
politics. \US tom b)• internal d1s
sent .,..,th numerous part) mem
be rs eyeing Ohira · s part~
leadership poi.t.
POLITICAL commentators
have said r ece ntly that
"hllE' the party 1s likely lo retain
po" er in the elections. Obira
h1m~e1r ~tood lit.tie chitnce of
conttnuini.: as its leader A re
cent public opinion poll taken for
the news paper Asahi Sh1mbun.
indicated 50 percent of those
questioned opposed Ohira·,
pol\cles. while 20 percent sup
port~ them.
It was not immediately clear
"ho would s ucceed Ohira as
prime minister and party ch.Jef
Oaeek to Cheek
President and Mrs Carter dance during an old·
fa$hioned backyard picnic held on the south lawn of
the White House Wednesday night for members of
Congress Guests we re treated to a New England
clambake. a southern barbecue. and Mexican food.
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Faces 985 Years
FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla.• AP> -Mourners at the wake said
Ronald Palmer threatened lo shoot the corpse if they didn't give him
their cash and valuables The defense said he was insane. The judge
sa1d~years
Broward C1rcu1t Judge ~el Crossman considered the crime ~o
bizarre. he ruled he pt'r...onally must approve Palmer's parole peti·
taonr. for the next 328 years Palmer. 2S. won I beellg1bleforparole for
42years
THE OAKLA!~D PARK man 'o\8!> convicted of robbing about 20
mourners at the Alt-m) Memonal funeral Home in the Fort
Lauderdale suburb of Oakland Park on July 28 dunng a wake ror
Zelma Brownsell A Jury found hJm guilty Tuesday night of 13 counts
of a rmed robber). aggrcn ated assault. possession of a concealed
"'eapon and l>Of'Set\S1onof afirearmdunng a robbery
There -.·as no immediate word on whether Palmer would appeal.
Se\'eral w1tnesse5 at the two-day trial Identified Palmer as the
man who sprang into the mournulg room clad m shorts. sneakers ana
a gr imy baseball c-apshoutingobscenities and waving a pistol.
• They said he berated them for about 20 minutes and threatened to
make them stnp if they didn't turn over all of their valuables and
cash
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• SHERMAN OAKS, Calli. CAP> -Richard Pryor'& rawyer says the comedian wu critically
burned wt\en a glass or rum ignited as he Ut a
cigarette, and his doctors deny Pryor ever told
them he had been using a flammable drug mixture
when be was engulfed in names.
But police were standing by their account that
the JS.year-old Emmy and Grammy winner had
told Dr. Jack. Grossman be had been using a miJt·
ture or ether and ..cocaine known as "f~ base"
Monday n4ht and that the ether had exploded. ,
PRYOR, M~ANWRILE, walked around a lit-
tle Wednesday, ate some food and made a few
wisecracks. He still was listed in critical condition
with t;hird·degree burns from hJs waist up, includ·
ing his ~ and face. B~ doctors said be coµlcj be
off tht-pi~cal list jn ~9 •eeks. " .•
When Pryor was first admitted, doctors rated
his survival chances as less than even.
Dr. Jae~ Grossman, one of two ph)ISicians treating Pry61', "d\rhlssed the pollc~ account
Wednesday, saying;''When there is as much excite·
ment and chaos as there was when Richard came in·
to the emergency room, some thJngs that are said
might be heard inaccurately.·'
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FRE.5NO. Calif. (AP> -Two children whose paralysis allegeclly was caused by the treatment
they received at birth in a Fresno hoapital will re·
ceive millions of dollars
in the settlement of .. ( malpractice suit, coun doeumeau show. .,
And the pareqta ol a
third child Wbo •allegedly
received the same treatment and died a short time
after birth have Mtttted a.ather aoit :out ol court
fora undetnmined18JDOUDt. the reeorda show.
One source erose· to· the case esUmated the
hoepital'tt payments eould reach $219 million If the
younpten live a normal lifespan.
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SACRAMENTO <AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. has taken the side of the raft.era against the
farmers in vetoing a bill to speed lbe filling of the
New Melooes Reservoir.
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10m......., elM faUt:• said Mike ~rt.el, manaser ol re1ull1&ory al·
f alra In tbit utlll~'• 111tem dtre611iPment dtpal'tment.
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Hirt.et uld F.dilOD eoneurnc1· wtt.b tbe eommtaatoe foreeut
•bout l."8DO met•••tU of new power ln tbe nut 12 )'Mft. Tl.at
JectJon JUlltltletr CClMU'ucUoll ol the to-called Calllonala COaJ p--·-·--but oot tbe one In tM LtaeelDe Valley, be NJd. 0 W• aia•rwma, it 81 a ~Mt-~ .. IM Aid, "coa-
tln•ent on ~ ot not OCher pn>Jectl ctt built and eont.lncent oo THE CHANGE •EANS EdilclD believes it eu le\ tor In t.b1a eban1•ln~foreeutload1~wth." decade wtth 2,000 me1•••tu ol eledrtclty leu than t• had thou&ht.
Tbe J::Mro Commluioa approved the Luc.me Valley plant Call ol tbe Lueehe Valley plant wu estimated •t pn mJ.Wca,
ll.Jt 'W'mer. II wu sc:Mduh!d to start 1eneratiJl1 elec:trlclty lo with ,...._ three unltl of California Coal pro•ected at st.a l>Wloo. •U-IM trom t• to 18 f\'om a lite DOrtb ot Bil Bear Lake lo San Wiii' " Bem.nbo ~· '''11Ya ta rea:a.arbble erideace ol how mueb ftexlbWb· there le
t• • • once IC.!CDebody looU at u.e numbera," n!d David Roe,• lawyer ,
Pl..BIMTaS TO al!VDJB the crowth forecute came tn the for the San Franeileo-baled Environmental Defeme l"uDd. t
faee ef t:Mro Commiulon ftgures abowtn& more than a 50 per. 1• cent *GP ID tbe powt.b rate al.nee the early 1"10I, when demand ''TBDE AaB nm CIL\NGB8 that determiDe whether you w .. rialDjJ by 7 percent a yeU'! sink bUlloos of dollan lnto ~"* and coal mines."
Tbe EDem <Jommtu6on prediete that the crowth rate will F.dlsoa provides elect.riclty to a lar1e aect.loo of Southern
drop even tartIMr ln the near f~. California north of Sen Dteao outside the city of Loe Angeles. , ......-~~---~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ r
Battalion Chief Herman Petereit of
Riverside Fire Dept. directs clearance of
44-car freight train wereckage today ln af ·
termath of Wedn~day,'s Potentially deadly
derailment wJtich forced brief evacuatioo
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of about 100 nearby residents. Los Angeles
to Las Vegas train was Ca.J:TYing tankers or
liquid chlorine and or sodium hydroxide.
No leakages were discovered and residents
were aJiowed to r eturn home.
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SAN DIEGO (A P l -Scott Reilly is a two-~ letterman in swimming and polo and a B studen
He's also the guy who once wore an owl suit
campus and posed lying down in the waterfoun ·
while the others stood up. l
As bis years at Crawford High drew to an en<1.
Scott decided he ''had to do something" to top f all.
, 1be fiDa1 uaembly toond the tall, 17-year-ol
Reill1 lo a trtbc.beo.t, red IOCts and old gray te
nt.aboes Friday.
AS i,.-OfBBa students and thdr parenl gathered, be pulled a wool ski cap over his fa
and slipped out Of the coat.
SboCked sileDce. 1hen laughter, 1~ h
SO-yard romp in the nude across the am noor. Bft.
school officials promptly suspended Reilly ko"
hi.s last two days of school and barred him froti
tonight's commen.~ment. I
"I llA.0£ A lfl8TAKE," said Scott, a ari ..
in a. Ulne-pieft suit before the clty set:!i board
Tuesday. ~· The board refused to overrule Crawford
punisbmmt, but Reilly wtU eet bis diploma. was allowed to spend .. Grad Nlght" at Di.sneylaq:I
and attmd the senior awards banquet. I
I 8COrl' llEllJNDED the board that he vol~-
larily ideotified hirnsell as the streaker. 1
He said the reservoir will eventually be filled
anyway, and the nine-mile stretch ol wMte.water
rapids still open 'sbodlcl, be kept.and »~1.ed.f .. ~;
for as long as postlble.. .... . l' ~ , . • :r:r: •'"'" ............ _..,. ..
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SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Senate banking
committee, heedini distr~ss calls froJD 14e savings
and loan lobby. has.approved a bi.Oto permit boaie
mortgage loans with dramatically varying
monthly payments.
The interest oo 30-year, variable-rate loans could lluctuate up to 'h pe"rcenlage pomt a year, or
five percentage polnlS every five years. under the
bill sent to the floor.
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BtCM f 'are llike ,.,.,.,."
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Bua riders in the Los
Angeles area can expect a 25 percat incrnH in
bus Cares next year because of waning transit sut>-
sidles, the director oC the Los Angeles Tramporta·
tion Commission said Wednesday.
The cominisaioo turned down an RTD request
for an additional $4.5 millialt in aid to soften \be
impact of a fare increase adopted by directors
Monday.
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'SFA bulous! 'SFAntastic!
SFA's Great Summer
Sportswear Sale!
• Here. a beaut;ful basic: the dropped ned
t-shirt in bright and classic colors in pure cotton
for s. M, L Originally •11, now 8.90.
• With it the classic wrap slc.irt in teal, white.
blad< Of violet prints. In cotton and po/~ for
sizes 6 to 14. Originally •JO. now 21.90.
•Linen slc.ns in sunburst pleats-assorted colors
of tat'Otl and polyester for sizes 6 to 14.
Originally 144, now 35. 90.
• Shon-sleeved cotton madras shirts with sinsle
pcx*et and notched collar. In assorted plaids for
sizes 6 ro 14, originally '22. now 14.90.
• The terry v-neck top, with raslan sleeves and
pipirg red. navy Of emeTaJd in cotton and nylon
for sizes S, M, L.; orWJnally "15, now 9. 90.
• The Kenya cloth basic Pant Of rayon and
polyester. .Assoned cobs lot sizes 3 to 1 J.
• 0tiflinal/y •31, now 24.90.
•·The Kenya cloth daSsia: ~side podcet
t1pUSet and the-budcled trouser. In assotted
a>bs on raron and polyester IOI sizes J to 13,
qinllly '35 and •31, now 29.90 each.
• Pkls-•,.. ~Ion of rotJIW designet merchandise. now. VJ off arena/ pt#ces!
• Find it all #t 'SFAnwtic and 'SFAbulous
-~we a1e all the th"-5 rotJ wet
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Dredging Impasse
Raises Qllestions
Newpri Beada r.IWS la ~ .,.._ ID\llt bl won~Qlt Wbat u..; "1 •veUy wW Mn to dO to .... ~mud aUtout ol a paJraf ort•uelwillDn.
The Santa Aft• Jlepoftal •ater Quality Control Board ~centl,y abet dOwn a dndllftl Dian \mder wtalcb Nlldeatl
pr01)0Kd burylnt the mud aai4 at1t oo fted-daoted North
Slar Beach. Further. tbe naldenta ~ t.o chip tn W.000 to
tandscape t.be weedy strand u a park complete wttb Joe·
gin& lralla and aand dunes. 1be Plan had been approved
b y ttre Newport City Couocll •od the Board of
Superviaors.
Jt wasn't the first time the Dover folk have tasted de·
feat. Four years ago, when they embarked on their
crusade to clean up the inlets, the Coastal Commiuioo
nixt!d a plan to put the dredginp on Nortf\.Star. Later the
resident.a sucaested hauling the mud and silt out to sea.
The U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers blew that one down.
Somehow we get the impression that the varioua state
and federal agencies are not making much effort to be
helpful.
Do the Dover residents have to wait until their
harbors are completely clogged before someone 1lves
them some help rather than just more obstructionism?
Also. it should be noted that the state Department of
Fish and Game is expected to unveil a plan next Sep.
tember for dredging the entire Upper Bay.
The question comes to mind -where will the Fish
and Game officials put this mud and silt?
Conununication Gap
A simple misunderstanding is what it's being called.
But several weekends ago, guests of a Newport Beach
tennis tournament had other words for it.
The confusion started when police mass·ticketed cars
parked on the east side of Eastbluff Drive near. the
Newport Beach Tennis Club where the Adoption Guild
committee ctiarity tournament was being held.
Sponsors of the event claimed they had a special
event permit allowing them to park on both sides of the
street. Police, on the other hand, said one side only was
allowed.
The result was roughly 80 parking citations and a
number of disgruntled tennis buffs.
As it turned out, the city-issued permit did allow
parking on both sides of the street. The police requested a
change to one-side parking only but word didn't reach the
city license supervisor in time.
To complicate matters. the permit stipulated that the
sponsors must cover no-parking signs so there'd be no
confusion. They apparently forgot.
Police Chief Charles Gross agreed this week not to
pursue prosecuting the citations and ordered the tickets
turned over to the district attorney for dismissal.
Th'erc are enough tournaments. charity and
otherwise, at the Newport Beach Tennis Club that a stan-
dard formula should be adopted and coordinated by the
city to avoid future foul-ups.
Growth vs. F1D1ding
Newport-Mesa School District's money crunch is re-
.suiting.in some unusual proposals these days.
Costa Mesans residing north of the San Diego
Freeway are talking about a campaign to erect some sort
of elementary school facility in their neighborhood.
The dJstnct, they argue, bought 30 acres there for two
schools that never were built.
Now the families must pay for busing to schools re-
moved from the neighborhood by the freeway and busy
streets without sidewalks or those impacted by South
Coast Plaza traffic.
District officials note that all but 10 of the acres have
been sold and one opined it would be "political suicide"
for trustees to talk about building schools when others
are being closed. ·
In addition, the schools that do serve the nor1h Mesa
area are filled nowhere near to capacity.
Because of the unusual safety problems, the board of
trustees might want to consider some modification \n the
busing fees for students from north Mesa, an unusually
heavy traffic area because of the shopping plaza and
several construction projects.
But it appears that, unfortunate as it may be, resi-
dents in that growing area must face the same low-cost
tune to which others must dance as school income wanes. • Oplntons ellpressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views expressed on this p•ge are thote of their authors and
artists Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Daity Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (7t'4) 642-4321.
Boyd/Hiking Lottery
BJLM.llOYD
In Pol.and, bltbchllten over
age 11 are luued bookJeU ot
coupons. They live them tc
driven who of(er rides. So
many coupons per IO muy
"Uomet«a. The driven tum
them in. A lotteey i. drawn
from them. Winnln1 drlYer
cell a new car. With thole
coupon booklets, incldelltal· ly. goes accident ln.aurance
covere&e for the bltchhlken.
Q. What docu.menta bave to
be confirmed. ratlfted or
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
As the anly tO-f-.wl
person ln M•w,c:;:
Beacb I'd • tD
tbe po1t efrte• OD
Rlvenlclil for rlaelq
the mall p •Ir•• 1clteduJ• at • :wn level. How (j ,...
"normal•• P90Ple ftnd
ltf
authenticated by tbe U.S. Presldenlial 1eaJ1
A. Not a one. It'• simply an
ident11Jlq IQIO, uaed to Mal
the n._ ol envelopes. that
aort of tblq.
Tbe tb.lnn« the cymbal,
the lower lta i-e.
Reteattben HY they can
find no authenticated cue of any penoa every belDI
trapped by a alant clam.
la IOmalla, tt la tbe Job ol
tb• women to load tit•
camell for travel. lt II tM Job ot u.. ..... tun, to ...
tbote camel1. Till• 11 a
Htw'al dhtlba of la•, 11 It
not7 ~--~
HHI -:= tb8& • 1 &• areblU.r ....... . .... ,..,.. etldal ... . tUt .. ....,.,.,__...
...... I.came frQll.
Q.ladaln .... , d ...... .,..&-• .... .... ...,f
A. OM amt ol .._ loalm
Ilk• tllat. lt'I . ealld ••
ona1er. USlderitmid llleN .. .., ... ,,, ......
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Alliance Split Heli)s Kremlin
W ASHINOTON -Despite oew
•v'd•nce abowlna popular
re1latance to the Soviet lnvNton
or Aflbanlatan far beyond
aoytbln1 a ntlclp1ted by
MOltow, the widenin& split ln
the Weltem aWance·ls mdln(
it ctllftc'Ult ror President Cart.er
to exploit what ought to be an
opportunlty aaalnat the
Kremlin.
The evidence is clear : ral)id
dlalntqrallon and unreUablfity
or the Sovl-
et·controlled
Arsban army,
asaasalnatlon or Sovtet and pro-Sovlet
ofllclah,
rlalnc
Ru11lan
cuualtiel.
B u t
Western
Eu~ Fl'uee md Weal Germany -shows no
Ukln.r for any muscltt<I reaponae
to the Dec. UJ79 invasion despite
strong presaure rrom-Carter.
Thus, the Kremlin can bide It.a
time in achieving control over 15
million Afghans. There la
nothing standing ln the way.
"A ~ benefit for MOICOW
la discovertne they can do this
Mailbox
Atsban lnvulon without the
Europeans rlaln1 up." one
admlnlatraUott olllclat told ua.
•'That'• quite a d.lacovery."
President Carter had to bta.
cajole and eenullec:t to win even
the mlfllnally·tbln 1upport IM
hu satned from Amercla'a
NATO alllu. Only Wut
Germany h81 boycotted th
Moecow Olymplca, and none of
th• Euro1>4•n• Ilk• C1rter'1 effort to block 11ophl1tlcated
lnduatrlal equipment for the
Ru.aatam.
CASTE&•& OWN rttponN to
• the lnvulon wu mild enoup.
particularly In view of hla bot
rhetoric. But al leatt Utt
freatdent waa rea.Uatlc ~lb
o withdraw hl• cherlahed
Strate1lc Arma Llmltatlon
Treaty <SALT 11) from the
Senate. and. lo effect, to dectee
a temporary eod of ctet.nt..
Jn CUltrut, hla alllea want to
shrug olf the lnvuloa u al no
re.I concem •od 1et about t.heir
money-mating buahleta ol ever
more trade with the Eut. But
now, cooalde:::n the coat!nued political and tary reslttance
in Af~latan, ls the Ume to
press Western demanct. to 1et
out. Carter know• that the
European "cover" poalUon -
that the kAmUn c:an IOOft be
penuaded to let AffbanJJtan
revert to Ill hiltorlc MUU'allty
-111 fr•udulent.
THAT LBAVltl him tn a
dltncult po1tUon to handle LIM
mo.t ~utatlnt Htbacll to the
Weet thu" f•r In hta
admlntttr.uon. Wit.bout the full,
•Hr .. tn IU~ of WeM«n ~urope, C.n.t' 1 polley 11 •uelc
nn d .. d renter. Con1lderln1
what la actually h•ppenlnc on
the around In Af«b•nlat•n, lhJ1
may be the l•t moment -aDd
certatnJy tht most •dvanta.,_
llm•-io com~I 0.. R••tau
to CHM Md de9'1At.
The~ .,fort to control ~
dl.alnlelrat.lnl Mahan army ll
Ifft dffftcuJt than col)lng -1th
the 1pftt wtthtn the controUtni
Communltt Party . One
admlnf1tratlon report clalma
that "If the prcHnt uneaay
truce" between th• two leud1n1 latUom eonUnuH , "there could
be another major uphuul,"
endln1 all pretense that an
Afthan rovemment exist.. rn fact, ll doea not exasl.
Admln1stnUon off1clal8 aay tMt
even foreign embauiet of
Atchanltta n are ~ow
'completely s ubservient and
reapon alve " to Soviet
ambUAdon tn eacb c:aplul of
the world.
It lt no wonder, then, that
Kremlin pla.nnln1 today does not
even contemplate any future
withdrawal from Arsbanlltan:
JI the Ruaalans went home .
.ntl-Sovlet tn1urrectlon would
take over. To counter this, the
Soviet occupiers are trylng to
br•lnwuh Ar1han youth with
new Sovlel·1tyle textbooks.
mo lding ed ucation t o f lt
Mo1cow's view or htatory In
hopes of building a pro-Soviet
gmeratJon for the ruture.
EVIDENCE lhat the RU3aians
are dt•uclng In for the tong haul
llJ pervulvc The first Soviet
railroud to Kabul 111 being
con•tructed; two perm anent
bridlet are repla cing the
pontoons that carried Soviet
troopa lnt.o their bloody lnvulon
over the river along the
Sovlet·Alghan border: the tour
of duty for Sovld troops an
Afah•nlatan haa Juat been
elllended to two yeara; fuel
storage bladdera are belnK
replac ed by extenalv~
undeTllOUnd 1t.ora~e r ctlWa.
Tapl T•Jbek e•t•n. wher .. Soviet gunmen a11aa1unated
President Aman De<'. 29 a 11 th,.
Invasion hJt hllh 1e.ar, LI being
cleaned up and reoonted TM
new occupant of th11 hist.one
Afghan trea8ure : a Sovle1r
command headq1iarten to run
the country.
CARTER administration
officials discount reports that a
major reinforcement of the
85,000 Soviet troops fighting an
Af1haniatan Is about to occur.
With the Wes t split in Its
responae to the first case of
military aggnssion outside the
Warsaw Pact Hince World War
ll. the Kremlin can proceed
s l owly. It wants no bad
headlines until the Olympics
have finished c.'elebrating the
ju11l and peuceful nature of
Soviet foreign Polley.
In truth, Soviet sub1ugation of
Afghanistan. slow or fast. would
have been impossible against a
West that waR united. militartly
prepared and armed with a
common strategy for dealing
with the Rus31ans. Since none of
those three conditions exist, it
matters Uttle whether Moscow
e ncounters hard limes in
Afgharustan. a ract or utmost
gravity in \he slru,1 ~le for world
pre-eminence.
Follower of 55 Cites Truck Harassment
To the F.dit.or: ( l W Error
I would like to reply to the let-To the Editor.
ter written by Cheater King I read thts morning how mem-
<June S Mall.box> regarding your bera of the United Auto Workers
editorial and the M·mlle speed denounced imported cars .
limit. Jn a free enterprise society,
First ol all, anyone who obeys tbose who do the best Job of de
the law and drives the 55-mUe livering a product succeed. If
speed Umit could tell you that the UAW would work harder at
we do conserve on gaa and lives. productivity than al denouncing
If Mr. Kiili were obe)'in& the amports . American products
law. be would also know lt. would not only be purchased by
I've seen trucken riding the Americana, but by foreigners
tall of can lbat were not in the too, thereby providing more jabs
truck lanes wblch were clear or a nd more tncome ror UAW
traffic, ao therefore, no reuon members.
for them to be in the aecond and It ls productivity which will
third lanes. help make auto prices more
One trucker came up behind competitive. It is productivity
me ID the number two lane which can add to quality. I own nuhlnc hla llght.s on and off and American auio.. by the •.Y-
blowtng his born. J speeded up RON TITUS
from 80 miles per hour to 65 and
decided why abould I break the Co•p•••Mll ,,·.,~d~d
Jaw becaUM of an lncooalderate To the Edit.or:
road boa? TbJ.I wu OD • •trailht 1 wish to add my com1nents to
atretdl of road between El Toro your June 5 antcle on Pets ln and San Ju.an Capistrano. This The Lab.
allO wu one cue where tbe or. Van den Noon's 1tatement
truck lane wu tree of b'afftc. that he believed a do1, lf liven a
That trucker could hne done choice. would surely rather be
one ot two thl1111. He could experimenWd on ror a year t.ban
either bave paued me In the to choose a 1wil't, palnleu death,
out•lde lane or have slowed 10undJ like aomethin& from the
down. but be cbOle to barua • "Nar.1 era."
driver wbo wu trylnc to obey Do tbe pet.a get to spend tbelr
Ule law. "week ot Nat" after expertmm.
tatlona tytq In a concnce c.,.
TBlt G&EATEST share ol the autfertna tbe after ef'teda ol aur• driver• on our road• •nd 1ery. or an we t.o beUeve they
frMways today drive Ulle they •~d It IU'ol~ tbe Meatlt\ll
are 1olnf to a on. with no re-UCJ ca.mpmt II Dr. V• den ••rd to aa1QI tbetr alpat UJbta Noort actuall7 a,lk.tnc tbe publl~ for other driven around tbem. 1 to belleYe that all nperilMlllU
ba.e ..., PNllna OD the wroq are done \mder a.mbliltat
elde OD dtJ .u.eta. or =to Tbe pro.aaimaJ •roups feel
• Mp~ to ptOC...S • that dupUcadcm ot -~ red lltbt If St dot9 llOt c.....,. to on live aim.all (former pea In
1rHn fut ell= for tbem. man1 eaMI) la .........,,: tt TbeM ... no baM tu:rnl tb• re1earcb baa been
ettber. performed before, data I•
I'm not alwa11 a ll·mll• ••allable. U •.,....,..told pence m1Mlf. but I er; to.,. tor .....udl lMt rear. ta.. tbat
,..,_ ,_. t.boM Wbo ::J JI r •aa eao too ma111. Dr. Va • ::.:s:w=::r.r.:1...: ::: = ;-t1a-!::-C:: 11t. Marbe our Le1l1l1tan tbat abow =•HIOD for ..... a.·1o ..... t.be..... lalmllaiOur .......
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&AHNSTTS NORD produet"or~aeeot bualMll •
So 1t came as a shocker wben
upon enten.ng your business ol-
f1 ce last week I dis«>vettd tbat
you too have embarked on much
the same venture -that ot sell-
'"" promotJOnaJ T-shirts.
THE DIFFERENCE between
others and yours is your al.Y.
sugRestiw rere~ to sex Ube slog aft "Do It Daily"), one
perhaps considered cute and
clever in some circles.
Your T-shJrta could be a eooct
"immlck if offertq a deu im-
age. I'd say that 1t•• not tbal
way now and lnstMd la ~
away from the diplty ol tlile
Daily Pilot.
Were I the bil mu u.re.
those 5hirts would be l'8IDOftd
post haste, forthwtth ad r1lbt now.
WARREN O. ALTHOFF
Ban 1.·a..,.rn1•Cftl
To the Editor:
I would Ute to uprw tbiMe
sentimenta recardlna u arUde
that appeared Int.be Dail.J Pilat
June 5 concel1dq lobb,._ by
the B'nai B'rttb Aad..,""'Mtm
Lea.rue at the .....,_ aphMt
the attendance at the Ober•m~
mer1au Pasaioa Play lD Well
Germany bl Amerlun military
peraonnel. lnf1aence of tbla
nature cannot be tpored. taken
llfbtJy, nor left unchalleoced.
Al a NIUJt ot the lc>bl>rtAc. on
the ll'OUDCI that It waa antJ.
Semitic!. -order WU J.u• bJ MaJor a..nJ R. Oeu 11ee to
bu the toun to the plu; an or-
der, t.bal fortunately, -wu lf ·
nored by lnd.1Yidua11 of . the mWtary. •
THE &•PO&TANT polnt la
that aucb Pf981W'e1 amaclE ol l.D·
frlqemeot OD tbe Flnt Amend· m•U to tbe CoutitutJon ot t.be
UnltedSWc.t.
One nut ~caul.J:'~ tbe oat _, t.be
ment ol atteed1ncot to lAilMa aervtcet by mWtaJ'1 perwt WIMfttbe ........ .., ..
•pollen from •••1 putp&t ot Cbrtatlan cburdlel ~
tbe WOC'ld?
Tbe U11wer a.. at COWM-.
Even ii the play were ant1-
SemiUc, it would be better to ex-
~e i~ ao tbat intelllgeut people
could make a proper Judgment
and see It for what it b.
I challenge responsible
le.den of the B'Nai B'rith or-
ganli.atioo to answer this Just
criticlam.
I ex.bort every freedom loving
American cftizen wbo shares my
views regardtn• thl• most
serious matter, to write the
White eo.e. theb> consrenmen
and ........... IO t.Mt appropriate
dlldpllDary adlon can be taken
.. ...... tbe Penta&an.
J .W.GESKE
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To the Editor:
I'm nspondlng to Ruth Ann
Osdick's June s letter,·
"Deserve Fine," in whJcb she
stated tbat 1be shopped at
Gelloa'• Market and saw fancy sporll cara parted In th& ban-
dlcapped par~ apaces.
Woukl JOU ~e what J aaw
paned there IMt weekT A U.S.
mall tnacttl
Wllb I'd Md • CAiiler• for that one!
MARY GEORGE
Claall~119e
To the Edit.or:
Re your news item on front
pa1e of Dally Ptlot 6-2-80,
.. Water Board Nixes Dover SUt
P)an," there wu a para1raph at
the end mentlonina the tact that
ttie projec!t had been ~posed by
Frank Robinson.
Thlt time Roblnlorl has gone
too fw -with hll comment on
the proposal by Dover raldentt
to c6ntrlbute $12,000 to
landscape North Star Beach into
• patk in aeb.a,. for approval ol the SUt Plan. Your reporter
quoted Robln1on aa 1tatinc.
"Doftr realdent.a bad GO inten·
UGG ot eoaatruct.IQI a part." lf
be waa quoted correctly. t
cbal ..... Bobln.loa to ptOduce factt to b9tt up that ttatement.
Uni .. be doee baff proof ot hil ataYmlat. tbe DUbllc •1¥ .,_...
to cau.auon h1I credlbUlty Clft ot.•tr oianen, and otber
''ea....a••t
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.MORE OPINION ~.June 12. 1880 DAIL v PILOT A 1
The Disappearance of Privacy
la .,...,. u.. u:~sboltc ... al ,,.... ti our ..,.
~;.!=t::::ed A= ;...~;~be allowed to take
....... to bb ..... '""'·
U .a. tM1trlct Ceurt Juds•
hJ ...... '· ....... uaoundna bl• dtd1lon la Provt ·
de9'ce. R.J.,
·•aid tbat
• bo)' lbou.td ..... • 111bt
to mak• • atatemeol
about bis HX·
uallcy, even af
thh led to
violence or
diaruptJon.a by other students
who attended to the prom.
The judie sajd :
•'To rule otherwise would com-
pletely subvert free speech ln
the achools by grantina other
atudenta a heckler'• veto, allow-
ing them to decide, through pro-
hibited and vtolent methods.
what speech will be heard."
The moat lnt~resting point
here, it seems to me, ls not
whether or not Aaron Fricke
should be able to take a boy to the
prom.
Tbe striking thing about the
Aaron Fricke case ls what il
says about the way the coW\try
haa changed. Not so very long
ago, if a high school boy Celt an
urge to take another boy on a
date, be would probably hide
this feeling. Perhaps be would
discuss it with no one; perhaps
he would seek counseling.
Probably he would feel he was
getting involved in something
unorthodox and out of his con-
trol.
WHAT lS ALMOST certain is
that several years ago someone
like Aaron Fricke would not
have gone to court a sking
permission to taJce another boy
to the prom. He would have re-
alized that, by going public with
hi5 homosexualltY, he would be
inviting attention from the
general public, and chances are
Ute tut tblnl be would want ll
Ut1t kJad ol attteU..
,., pW1NIM Mn II• to,...
the mcnl q\MUoe Of ......
uallty; wMtber ll ia .. rtOt" Oii
··-....·· or netther II pioMbl1 belt Wt &o LWM.,. ol loNtl'
thouihta. What la ao rm""' II
th• tiet that '°many .,.._ are ao wUlln1 to mU. pubUe llUlt·
tera that ant probably best left
private.
WHOEVEa Aaron t'rtcte la, no
oot ii teWna blm that be 1bould
be aabamed of bla bomOMXUali·
ty; the queeUon ls, why does ~
want to announce It to all ol
America! There are varloua
shades of feeling about tbe la·
sue: It ls possible to abhor the
idea of people commltlln1
violent acts against people
because they are bomosexua.ls.
and aWl be CJ({ended by public
· demoqstratlons of homoaex· uallty.
klN.lDI = tM lboW to be bomoaexuallty, l recelvecl a equall1 " -lll1 ......_ phoae call from a mu I b.cl auww would ..... to be, no. l worked wltb; be wanted to '4!k
woukl not baw. " about tbe column. <He 1pproved ot It. by the way.) In the coune
IT CAN as U'l1ald tJuit tbe ol olur dlleUMloa be mM8 rel·
pnbl .. WM DOt daat of tbe two enoce to tbe f.et tbat be wu a
sn• ....... ID tbe booth. but tM bomotexual, a lt I bad alWQS prow.a. fll· mt aad tbe Cldma Down um. But I hadn't known
wbo ..,. dlMaarW at lee6DI tt. ll; lt was new to me; and in a
I would baft to ..... u.o.p way I felt good that we bad
tbat virtually aone of ua become friends wttbout the mat·
harbored any bala'M toward ter of bis sexual preferenca
bomotexual1. or wl1bed' any ever becoming an issue .
harm done to them. But we are Uvtai iD a IC>clety ln wblcb Tbe praent and fuwre rriends
bomoM:imaUty ii not tbe norm. of Aaron Fricke will never have and we are deallnl with certalD aucb a luxury; because be has
al chosen to become a national v ue. tbal make u react iD figure in the prom case. bis
cert.in ways. bomoeexuality now defines him. Ju.st u tbe sight of the two 1 find that somehow sad: la tak·
men nectina netatively affected lng another boy to the prom re· the evenlnl of the people at the 11 ___ ...... all th bli restaurant. the sight or Aaron a y wvnn e pu c atten·
Fricke and his male date at the Uon'? Far from the subject of
prom might negatlnly affect bomo.exuallty, this seems to the other llWdenta. We are not speak to the subject of penional
talklq legalities here; 1 would privacy, and bow eagerly we ~ ...... ~ .........
seem to be giving it away in this 'Ari.~
o I .
I was at a restauranttcabaret
the other week. one lb.al ls
patroniied mostly by man-
woman couples. Two young men
came in to listen to the music. ·
They were drinking wine in their
booth, and with1n half an hour
they were necking. 1 found Ws
offensive, too. And when you ask
the natural question -would t
have fOWld a man and woman
~:Se::~:~:: ie';:f ri~ U: new society o1 ours. tvicr 6lmost stAtt°""1 Wotlct WAtlll', All yoo <M SAy is, 'ooPS!'r kiss each other ln public if they -------------------------___;:.-__ ...;_ ____ _
wanted to. just aa the judge ln
Rhode Island has decided that
Aaron Fricke may take a boy to
the prom lf be wants to.
But we keep comin& back to:
Jus t becau5e it's legally
permlaslble, does that mean It
ought to happen? Ten years ago
those men would not have been
klaslng in a restaurant frequent-
ed by beteroaexual CUl\oJDen,
and 10 years ago Aaron Fricke
would not have been goinc to
court to ask to take bl~,.-ln~
rnend to the prom. Ancf I can't
help thinking that we are not
necessarily better off just
bec8'Use such things are now
becoming commonplace.
I HA VE TROUBLE writing
about subjects such as this one:
my Midwestern. middle-class
background geu in the way, and
t find myself woodering whether
I would be reacting dlflerently if
I bad grown up ln a different en-
vironment. Once when I wrote
about a topic related to
. i ,.
,~·
"We believe our dad's
. (
the gieatest.
So does
Fashion
Island!'
' Fashion Island is Dad's
I kind of place. Ours, too.
Where else can we find so
many great stores with
salespeople who actually
Ii/re kids? Where else can
we find so many gifts Dad
will love? Gifts like hand-
some golf shirts. (Dad
shoots "par,, golf. Otso ·
he says.) Or a super
pocket-siz.ed caJculator
(to help him fJgUre our
allowance). Or a new set of
bar-b-que toob. (Yum!
You should Wte his
hamburgers I)
Why do we appreciate
Fashion Island?
Because Fashion Island
appreciates us.
AndDad.
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Day Gift
Don't Forget
Dad on
His Day
June 15th
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Brull. "ln Africa, everybody knowt that you just don't aet too
clOle to tbele heel.
"And I don't think anybody should be callln1 them killer
bees." a. aaid. "They should be called AIJicanlnd heel."
GlolJal Sailor . ,. ..........
Dean Vincent Ill has returned to San
Diego after a two and a half-year voyage
around the world. Vincent, shown aboard
his 40-f oot-double ended ketch, was m et by
his Portland, Ore. parents and Rose mary
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~ Red Cross Sets Meeting
Tbe Onmte County Chapter ol tbe American Red Croa plans
to bold ita annual meeUna at• p.m. June 24 at the Golden Cirde .,
Cbarda ol Belil:lous Science lD Santa Ana. >·
Tbe dmrcfi la located next to the Oran1e County Red ere. " ebapter at eoo N . Golden Circle Drive. ·!'<
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County D_ue New Morgue ~
81.3 Million Complex OK'd by Supervi8ors ~~·
By DELOltl88aOOKSISWIN °' .. ..., ........ Coaltrudion ol • $1.3 mJJUoa
county morcue ii expected to
belin in two weeks u • relUlt ol
action by the Ora.nee County
Board ol Supervbon.
Board appt'OYal ol the ....
awaited county mor1ue will
mean that bodies ol victlma suf. 1 fering trau.matlc, 1uapicioul or
unattended deaths will be la.ken
to a centr•l facility for autopeies and t.ests.
tJNDEa PRESENT coedi·
those smtces, which lnclllde
picking up ol bodies, storqe and
providin& autopsy space.
Under the a1reement U.e
county will pay mortuaries
SlU,000 for such services for
this year and fls a price ol
about $100 per cae for Dal
year.
Plana for a central morpe
bave been cooaldered for nearly
20 years, but have always been
balled wbm it came to fUDdine
corutruction.
tions. anestimat.ed4,000corooer WREN SUPEav1soas
cases per year are transported · agreed to ask for comtnactJcn
from death scenes to one ol the bids for the inoriue iD llardl, county's 34 mortuaries.
they warned that pusa1e of
Proposition 9 could threaten
award ol the contract.
With voters' tum-down of the
income tu-cutting initiative,
however, auperviaors quickly
and unanimously eodoned the
selection of J .A. Stewart
Construction Co . of
W estmlnster for the project.
Tbe moque is designed for
10.000.1quare-feet of floor space
and will be located al tbe in·
t~rsecllon of Santa Ana
Boulevard and Shelton Street in
Santa Ana.
"It's finally here and we're
el a led," s aid Chief Deputy
Coroner Jim Beisner.
County patholoeisll have
logged about 35,000 miles per
year traveling to mortuaries to Irvine Offers Two Classes
perform required autopsies. R.egistraticD for claues in marriqe and ParenUnc offsecl by
The new morgue, which Irvine Community Sentces ts beiac CODducted today aad Friday
should be r~ in -about 14 at lrvineaty Hall.
months, should also save the Classes will be offered on parenting teen-agers, single parent.
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Skipper Baek
Philosopher, Words Moving
By STEVE MITCHELL Ot u.. OM!r ,.. ... li.tt
-' He's known by a variety of names on the streets of
IXiRUna Beach.
The storekeeper s who watch him bounce by at noon
call him "The Skipper."
The local surfers and school kids call him '.'Skipman."
or .. Jump for Joy."
Those who.J<new him in Laguna Canyon a decade ago
call him ''The Bus hman," or "Georgia," a fter his home
state.
But If you ask him his real name, he'll stick out his
hand. give you a wide smile and say, "My name's Ken
Klinkert."
THE TALL. BEARDED philosopher has been a very
visible part or Laguna's scenery the past six months. since
his return to ~e Art Colony aft.e r a brief stay in Georgia.
One day you'll see him skipping along the Boardwalk
at Mam Beach Park. The next, he'll be skjpping around
lamp posts, or talking to a group<of yowigsters -all the
while skipping in place. i..
A day later. you'll see him skipping along Coast
ll1ghway near Aliso Beach pier. his long hair and beard
flowing rhythmically with each leap.
Ken has a message. Several, in fact.
HE SHOUTS TO passersby, sunbathers and motonsts
alike, askin~ for their vote.
·'I am s~king the office of life consciousness,·· he tells
them. "My only opponent is death."
It's what he calls his "skip ministry." and the smiling
34·year·old prophet says he'll continue his bouncing
beatitude until the world is a much better place.
At timt·s he speaks in rhyme, which draws smiles from
his startl<.'d audiences.
"l 'm f'rff?. I 'm f'TPe.
Praise the Lord. I'm Free.
Th~ Crazy Mu:ed.up World Am'r Col No Hold on Me,
· I'm G<nng to Skip on m to Etenuty "
And while the Sk1pma n has been a vocal philosopher
for years. hl' didn't alway'> skip. That came durmg c.tn anti·nuclear power march in
Georgia about a year ago.
"They <the protesters) were all walk mg so slowly," he
i.a1d . shaking his head. •·So I started s kipping just to bum
up energy."
IT WASN'T LONG AFTER that Ken returned to
LaJ?una Bea~h "and began yelling on the slr~ts again.''
he laughs. hJs blue Nike jogging shoes beating a tattoo on
Lhe Mam Beach boardwalk.
But L.a~una Beach has always welcomed those who
i.k1p to the beat of a different drummer. and The Skipman
1s no exception. "IUya. Skipper.'' shouts a youngster on a skateboard,
who grabs Ken by the hand as he passes by.
Ken laughs and whoops out a greeting to the departing
skateboarder.
KEN SA VS HE LIVED in the hills and sycamore
J?roves behind La~una Beach for about eight years after he
was discharged from the service in 1968. "It was a period of escape and evasion," he says of
those days. adding he was always on the move to avoid de·
tection by local police and fire prevention authorities who
frowned on people living in the canyon.
His bed was "the ground of the earth,'' he says, and he
subsisted on cooked kelp and funds derived from a few
gardening jobs.
nus TIME .AROlJND, he's living in a modest room .
although he has no refrigerator or other comforts.
He receives a small stipend from the Army, and he
says he often accepts small donations from friends.
But mos tly. he spreads his "skip ministry" among
Laguna's tourists and townsfolk.
"Thmfe Who ~ek Love are One with the Sun,
Never Look Back-Who Wants a ~?
I Would Rathn Uw Forner -HOOi hn °' tl'lc Sun ...
Solar Unit '
Constructed
By Estancia
By JERRY CLAUSEN
()ftllleC>elty ............
Est ancia Algb School io·
du s trial a rts teacher Bob
Schureman's students are in a
lot of hot water.
About $9.400 worth to be exact.
That's what It 's costing
Newport·Mesa Unified School
District for a solar hot water
project to warm Estancia's swimming pool.
BUT SCHUREMAN estimates
the proJect. under constructioo
by his lO·member Mentally Gift.
ed Minor class, will save about
S6.000 annually in natural gas
used to heat the plunge.
''The class 1s supervising in·
stallation and acting as leadmen
on the JOb for 30 other student
volunteers." Sehureman said.
He said Jife of the solar beat
system probably will be 10 years
or more. Its backbone is com··
J>Qsed of flexible plastic tubing
through which water will
circulate atop the school gym·
naslum.
THE SUN WILL heat ll'le
circulating water. he said. and
the fluid will be pumped back in·
to the pool al a continuous six·
gallon·per-minute rate. ·
Currently. he estimated, it
costs the district S30 daily to
heal the pool to a temperature
between 74 and 79 degrees.
That cos t. Schureman esti·
mates. should drop to about $10
per day
THE PLAN, developed around
a new type of flexible tubing
made of a substance similar to
the insulation around auto win·
dows. actually became the pet
pro1ecl of two senior MGM stu·
dents, Mike Milroy and John
Inadomi.
lo all. Estancia High School
volunteer students will spend
more than 300 man·bours on the
installation.
Seven CdM
Students
live Abroad
•
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District
To Merge
Calta Meta lfbMlftl
comm•.....,. have •P. proved a ~ t.bt
would do away with the
dtt'• lb out distrtcta, mersinl them into one
eltywkle diltrtct.
Tbe propolal, an or·
dlnaace reviajn1 tbe
cit)''• Muter Plan of
Para, would ellml.ute
ioaes in wblcb money ta
placed by bullden for
park development if •P·
proved by tbe City Coun·
ell.
CITY ORDINANCES
require developers to
either build parks in
newly established re ·
sldeutial areu or put up
the mmey for eventual
park cionatructkm.
Tbe fees held by the
city in the various zones
must be used witbln the
zone where development
occurred, a planning
spokesman noted.
CITY OFFICIALS
proposed using s ue h
funds for construction of
the city's new Communl·
ty Center in downtown
Costa Mesa, but funds in
the District 1 coffers
were k>w.
District l includes the
downtown area aa well
as most or southwest
Costa Mesa. Homeowners in west
Mesa complained to City
council candidates this
year that their parta or
the city are without
parks because there 1s
no land for home con·
struction and the result·
ing in·lieu park fees.
Planners
Approve
Measure
REDDING <API
The city Planning Com·
mission has approved a
proposed ordinance to
keep adult entertain·
ment businesses oul or
residential areas.
IC passed by the City
Council, the ordinance
would require oae exist·
ing adult bookstore to
move or close down
within three years.
The ordinance-would
limit s uch businesse~
s uch a s adult
bookstores, theaters and
mass age parlors t o
areas with commercial
or industrial zoning.
It would also require
minimum distances
from homes, schools,
churches. hospitals and
parks -and minimum
distances from each
other in order to prevent
any coocentratJons.
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Seven students from the
Corona de) Mar HI~ Chapter d
American Field Servfce, a
forelfn exchanfe study pro-
gram, will be llvtn& abroad this
summer. or will depart this
summer to Uve overseas for the
next school year.
Cindy Stoughton, a junior, left
today for Tasmania. Australia.
Laurie Mead, also a junior. left Tuesday for Aahiya, J apan.
The Harbor Area Girls
Club is oUerinl classes. films. excursions and ._, _____________ _. _____________ _.
12 .. llACK Ir
WHITE
Three seniors. Tom Wilde,
Tracy Lehr and Michelle Huber,
will depart for their assigned
countries near the end of June,
a cco rding to an AFS
spokeswoman. Wikle will spend
the summer in Spain, Miss Lehr
ln Brttaln. and Misa Huber in
Nairobi. Kenya.
Two other senion, Renee Arst
and Kevin Harney. wlll live
abroad for a full year, an AFS
spokeswoman said.
Miu Ant wtll live ln F1nlaDd
and Harney will live In
Germany. The two will leave for
lhelr destinations in July and
lhey plan to attend college after
they return. the spokeswoman
aald
EXPWRER
HONORED
Karl Boa bal been umed Ex·
plorer of the Year at the anual
banquet of Newport Beach Ex·
plorer Post 1050.
Karl, who bolds th• ~of captain. wu allo p.reaent.d a
$200 tcholanhlp from the Ex·
ploren.
special events for girls
age 8 to 16 ln two four·
week sessions from June
30 tbrouih Aug. 22.
Classes offered at the
Girls C lub, 18 15
Anaheim Ave .. Costa
Mesa, include cooking,
sewing, gymnastics,
dancing, sports and
crafts.
RegiatraUon begins at
10 a.m. June 23. Fees for
the classes, in addition
to the $10.per·year Girls'
Club membership fee,
range from &ero to $12.
All claa1ea are held
between 10 a .m. and 4
p.m .
In addition. girls will
see one film each week
based on a weekly
tbeme, and 10 oo
various excursions to
points or interest in
Soutbem California.
Unlvenlty of Arlloaa
1tudent Grant R .
Gwlnup of 1880 TahlU Drive, ca.ta Mesa, hu
been i.nltlated Into Phi Beta K.appa, tbe na·
tlonal 1cbola1tlc
honorary.
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ORANGE COUNTY lhtnday, June 12. 1980
Strict Energy Stance
Urged in Construction
.. WE OB a.EAU.Y overly de-
pendent upoo ofteo bc>6We naUooa Cor
our f981il fuel supplies and are at
their mercy on tbe quution of
price," the jury aald.
County planners can euily lake
the lead in fouil fuel eomervation
because ol the county's exten.live and
continuing development in unin-
corporated county territory, accord-
inC to the grand jury.
Among the measures the grand
jury said the county Board of
Supervisors should take:
-ADOPT ENERGY-SAVING con-
struction laws that go be)'Olld state
·Laurel, Hardy
Films Slated
Friday the 13th
Laurel and Hardy fans will be in
luck Friday the 13th when the Orange
County chapter of their international
fan club, the Sons of the Desert,
gathers in Tustin.
Three Laurel and Hardy films
"The Flying Deuces" ( 1939) "Way
Out West," (1937) and "Sons of the
Desert," (1934) from whence derives
the group's title, will be shown.
THE PUBLIC IS invited to the
comedy film salute at Mercury Sav-
ings and Loan Association, 1095
Irvine Blvd., Tustin. The films will
fo\low a brief 6 p .m. business meet-
ing of the organization.
Admission to the event will be
charged to non-members.
Brent Walker of Dana Point is
grand sheik of the Unaccustomed as
We Are Tent of the club, which bas
more than 100 tents or branches in
the U .s. and Eu.rope.
WALKEa NOTES Friday's party
will be in observance of Laurel's 1IOth
birthday and refreshments will in-
clude a birthday cake. "ial:ker may be reached at 496-am for~crmation.
requlaemeta and then strictly •·
fOl'ff lboM laws.
-SiCIUr'.,. the lmtallattcm ot
IOlar and othef' eeerp CODMrVatlcln methodl ln new bom" u part ol al· torctai. Mi•tlll Pf'Oll'ams. -u.... the atet. to 1lmpllfy the wonUns ol ....-p couervatlon-stan·
dardl for bulldln•• and toq,e up with
••Y• to measure compVance and
perf onnanee.
Tho (09t ot natural 1u and eJec·
trlctty wa1 notber of tbe irand jury'a cioacerm •
llATES FOa NATllllAL ... are
expected to rile JOO percent by im.
the report said.
With the derqulatkm ot natural
1a1 prices by !*, prices will be die·
lated by Mexico !Uld Canada, major Lonn, MesfH• lq--nup suppliers ol the nation's gas. -~· -~ ._,aeu
To combat the growtng need and 0 decreasing gas and electrtdty S\IJ>P-It took range County firemen and other workers 13 Mark Power overturned, spilling several thousand
ly, Americana lhould tum to solar hours to clean up this accident on Dyer Road offramp of gallons of lacquer. Authorities said Power wasn't hurt
energy and other innovatlom, aueh Newport Freeway. They finished Job about dawn seriously in mishap, which occurred during rush hour
as Insulation and south·fadng win-Wednesday after Irvine.baaed Tranacom truck driven by Tuesday evening.
dows,lhejuryreporturfed. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BUILDERS SHOULD redouble
their effona to l.nc1ude such lnDova·
tions in their homes and· pass on the
substantial federal and state tax
credits to home buyers, jurors con-
tinued.
The jury praised efforts toward
testing of solar heatiJlg inatallatioo
by the Irvine Company. Mission Vi e-
jo Company and Avco Community
Developers.
But the jury bemoaned what it said
was a Jack of desire on the part of
most builders to provide solar heat·
ing and other conservation measures
in new developments.
San Juan Gets
Extra Sheriff
Service in '81
San Juan Capistrano will gain two
sheriff's deputies and one patrol car
for police service during the 1981 fi.5·
cal year.
Under terms of an agreement
signed by the Orang County Board of
Sueprvisors. tbe county Sheriff's
Department will coatinue to provide
law enforcement for the city for
another year. In return, San Juan
Capistrano will pay the county
$514,428.
The coatract provides for two addi-
tional deputies at a cost of $164,000
and a new patrol car at $25,Gt
OCC Urges
Recycling
Orange Coast College
is encouraging citisens
to participate this sum-
mer in the college's 24-
hour-a-day recycling
program.
OCC's Recycllng
Center. located on
Monitor Way next to the
college baseball field on
the north end of the
ca mpu s, accepts
newspapers, magazines,
te lephone directories,
office paper, cardboard,
aluminum and tin cans.
scrap metal, and car
and motorcycle bat-
teries. It does not recy·
cle rubber or plastics.
For information, call
556-5981.
BAWmner
Michael Arthur
McNalley, SQJl of Dr.
and Mrs . Michael
McNalley of Corona deJ
Mar . receive d a
bachelor of arts degree
from Reed College,
Portland. Ore.
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Alex Sebastian House of Terry A la Card • Oshman's
The Bank Tannery West B. Dalton Plaza Cuttery
Barney's Brentano's The Pottery Barn
Chasln's Home furnlshlnp Century Stationers Raj International
Custom Shlrtmakers Company's Coming Olne's Stationery Rooten's Lugg.age
The Gap Cricket. Ltd. Cook's Comer Snowden-Mize
Gentry. Ltd Decorator Une F AO. Schwarz Sports Plaza
Glnglss fonnal Wear Grafton Street The Galleon Sunset House
The Hotel Great lhin~I Glorta Marshall llnder Box
Hanis&. Frank Lee's Flreplace ~ Patk> Golden Needle Fabrics Toys lnternatlonal
I.any Douglas, Ltd Pace Setter PavtlUon Hallmark/Toy Center Waltah Clarke
The Livery The Upstairs Gallery House of Fabrics Westen"s Cameras
The London Shop Singer L Natural Cosmetics Wherehouse Records
Polo Store Udoffs J.K. GUJ WDam Ernest Brcmn
Stuarcrs~ Victor's Newport Surf and Sport
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wide °"" tele¥lillGD by -~ Llndaa)' ....... Cllarltoa Helton OI'
J ack l·•""O'L or 1w Cardinal John l(aJUllnC ol IAI A.Dcelet.
An FBI 11.i eventually maoaced
to board the sMaae al Keqpecty and
overpower Mn NeK!uey wt.en •be
temporadly put doW11 the ha, which
1be uid contained t1'e explollyes.
The oa1y nJtroclyceria. found in tbe
ba1ware were barmleu tablets pre.
1crtbed few heart patleoLI.
THE FBI SAID lbe woman bad in
ber poll radon a ZS.paie reU&ioUI·
type letter whlcb waa "quite in·
cobeNlll.''
Mn. lfcK.laoey wu described by
the PBl u a "fallen·away Catbolic.
amblvUtnt about developments in
the cbllrcll" and dlst.rau1bt over a
dlvorce by ber bu1bHd and his
custody cl their chllctttn
District to Split
From, Los Angeles?
Legislation to create a separat.e state
transportation district for Orange County has
cleared the Assembly Transport.Uon Commltt~
In Sacramento.
Creation of the district, oppGMd by a Los
Angeles legislative contingent. would split Oranae
from Los Angeles COunty and coWd provide up to
SSO million a year more in bi&bway funds for
Orange County, lepslators estimate.
11:IE BILL BY Sen. John Briggs. R-Fullerton.
moves to the Ways and Means Commjtt.ee. It wu
approved by the Senate last year.
Ron Fox, Sacr·amento aide \o Sen. Briggs, said
the bill would become law only if a proposed con-
sUtuUooaJ amendment to which it is tied gains
legislative and state voter approval
That proposal. by Assemblyman Walter
Ingalls. D-Riverside. is peoding in the Senate and
if approved wouJd go to voten in November.
INGALLS' AMENDMENT would apply state
gasoline tax revenues directly to hlgbway and
mass transit projects.
Currently. the gas taxes go into the state's
general hmd
Orange County legislators and local govern·
ment officials have charged for years that most
state tuetway funds allocated to TransportatJon
District 7 go to Los Angeles proJects
The district is composed or Los Angeles. Ven -
tura and Orange counties.
FOX SAID that Los Angeles officials oppose
the split. which would create Transportation 01.s·
lrict 12. because it would mean a loss ol tughway
revenues there.
..
Santucci aald the H·b•~
Jverett McK.1nne1. would aeeNle pany firln. MtKinMy oo tbe ,._
back C.O Calllom.la for admittaaee tl9
the psyddat.rtc center. Married •
1~. they were divorced in ma, bat
he VIU said to be seekina a ..._.
cillaUcm.
••NOW BE• llAIN wUb ii to reo
tum to Buen.a Park to be • motber
and ,rm>dmoeher to ber family.'' the
pfOleeular addecl. .
Following her arrest aboard the
plane at Kennedy, Mn. MtKlaney
wu ruled mentally i.nc:ompet.eat in
the Brooklyn fedet'al court. Sbe wu
seot \o tbe MetropolitaD CorrecUoaaJ
Center in San Diego. where she later
was reported in Improved cooditJon.
Returned to New York City, the
rederal air-piracy complaint against
Mn. McKinney was dropped and she
was tunwid over \o Saatucci's office,
where a.be was char1ed with coercion
in the farst degree. • felony. and held
without bail. She eventually pleaded
pilty to thia charge.
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A rree seminar on get·
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June 19 i.n Fine Arts Hall
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Ingalls' amendment. 1f approved by the
voters. would res ult in Los Angeles County regain-
ing some of the loss anticipated m the split. Fox
said.
Fox noted that creation o( the new distnct
could bnng proposed Orange County highway pro·
jects. such as completion or Costa Mesa and
Corona del Mar freeways. closer to reality
FOR FATHER'S DAY ..
··lbose projects." he pointed out. "would have
a far better chance If they were competing for
funds with projects in Oranf(e County rather than
those in Los Angeles. such ai. the Century f'r~way
Forcep s I..eft
I nside Woman
PENANG. Malaysia <AP> -A pair of six·
inch-long rorceps left inside tbe lower abdomen ot
a woman du.ring an operation 20 yean ago wu
romoved by doctora at the eovernment hospital
here after she complained ot acute pain, family
members said.
Mn. Won& Kee En8. 62, waa in satisfactory
condition and recoverln& from the operation, ac·
cordlnc \o the famlly members and bospit•I
authorities. Mn. Won& dld not feel much pain in the flnt
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1'otldng Much To Do
'Albert and Camilla Holland of Gr.een
Sulphur Aprings. W. Va .• stare beakly at
their television set, turned on in this photo-
-graph, although area geography and at-
• mospheric conditions make it virtually im·
possible to get a picture. Residents of the
village, less than 400 population, continue
watching television because they say there
is little else to do.
'
ranola Cereals Sugary
Survey Shows Coment Up to 31 Percent
WASHINGTON CAP> -An
alysis of 14 naUonally dis -
ibuted granola-type cereals
ows they range from 22 per-
nt to 31 percent sugar. the
epartment of Agriculture re·
rts.
The department, which pre·
· ously analyzed 62 conventional
).!_ereals, has now taken a look at
i!Jle sugar content of the granola· .,,pe brands.
IT FOUND THEM to be much
ore uniform in sugar content
an conventional cereals, with
J of them near the middle of
e range.
While the granolas had 22 per-
nt to 31 percent sugar by
eight, conventional cereals
ged from 1 percent to SO per·
tsugar.
,.. "If all the cereals we have
alyzed were listed in order of
gar eoatent, there w~d be 28
venUonaJ eereals with more
gar than tbe granolas. 27 with
leas ausar and 1 . in the same
range," said researcher Betty
Li.
SHE SAID SUCROSE is the
m ost common sugar added to
cereals. and is added to the
granolas in the form of brown
sugar. Fructose and glucose are
generally higher in the granolas
than in conventional cereals.
reflecting the fruits and nuts m
them. Some or the granolas also
contained lactose -milt sugar
-indicating dry milk or whey is
used in them.
The department said it is not
endorsing any cereal or seeking
to discriminate against any. but
merely listing the sugar content
as detennined by testing lhrtt
boxes oC each national brand.
HERE IS THE department
finding of total sugar content in
granola cereals:
Country· Morning. 31 percent
sugar; Nature Valley Granola.
29 .percent sw.gar; Quaker 100
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Heartland-Coconut, 22 percent
s ugar: Quaker 100 Percent
Natural C Brown Sugar and
Honey). 22 percent sugar.
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Elderly's Spi~itS Wane
,
Many I.Jve "Hand-to-mouth' Existence
NEW YORK <AP> -Finan-
cial worries are eloudlnf the future for many oder
Amerlcam, rorclDe nearly 11.x
out ol 10 to live a "hand·to-moutb" exlltenee, a ltudy says.
The study. bued on a 1urvey or people qe 80 and over' also descri&ed one-ftl'lh ot the over-eo
pop\llation aa "caauaJUes," uo·
abJe toeope with everyday Ute.
.. AGll'lG rr8ELF IS not a db·
couraafnc process," Jack Os·
sofsky. executive director ol the
National Council on the Aging, Inc., said Wednesday. "It la not
so imPortant to know bow old
you are as It la to know bow you
ar~ old."
. Ossofaky, speaking at a oeWS
conference here. noted that
while t_bose described as
"casualties" are oo1y a minori·
ty. dillt minority represents 6
million people.
Seven people in 10 interviewed
for the survey said inflation was
depreseiD& tbem. Only three in
10 said their economic futures
looked bright. Six people in 10
said they were under a lot of
economic stress. Even amoog
those with an annual income of
$16.000 or more, four in 10 said
economic stress was hlgb.
THE SURVEY WAS conduct·
ed by Research & Forecasts Inc
of New York for Americana
Healthcare Corp ., which
operates health care fa cilities
for the ekierly ln 11 states. It
was based on interviews with 514
people over 60 who were select·
ed after telephone c.U. to a ran·
dom survey of nearly $,800
Americans. The survey dJd not
cover tbe 4.5 percent of the
elderly who are Uvlne in lnatltu-Uona.
Fifty.eight percent or tboee
queried -almost six people out
of 10 -said they agreed with the
statement: "My finances only
permit a band-to-mouth ex-
istence." Even more, 65 percent,
•said they wtte ''cutting back on
everything."
THE svaVEY-TAKERS
foun<I some contradictions .
Despite their economic pro-
blems. for example, tbe older
people generally said they were
optimistic about themselves and their lives.
SlJIT AGAINSI'
TY SHOW NIXED
PROVIDf!NCE, R.I. IAP>
A lawsuit filed against NBC and
its Providence af'flliate by a cou-
ple who blamed a ''Tonight
Show" broadcast for their son's
death bas been dismissed.
Nicholas J . DeFilippo and his
wife, Shirley, said Nicholas Jr.,
14 , bad accidentally banged
himself wbiJe trying to imitate a
stunt by magician Dar Robinson
m May.
The suit, which sought S20
million in damages, was dis-
missed by Superior Court Judge
Eugene F. Cochran.
TwcHbirdl ol thOle IUJ'Veyed.
for example, aald they always
felt uMtul; almClft that many
1ald they felt that thin.a• tn
ien.eral were wortbwbJle.
John C. Pollock, director or re-
search for the survey flrm. nid
the 1tudy found the elderly
divided into three fP'OUps -en-
joyers, survivors and casualUes.
THE ENJOYERS -%7 per·
cent or about one person ln four
-··manage to master aU the
dUficuJties that come with ag.
ing," the study said. Enjoyers
said their health was good to ex·
cellent, their Income was at
least S8,000 a year and assets at
least $26.000 and they bad a
spouse in about the s ame
physical shape as they were.
Men were more likely to be en·
Jo ye r s than women ; m e n
represented 42 percent of the
sample, but 54 percent of the en·
joyen.
The survivors -53 percent -
''cope -more or le ss sue·
cessfully." but cannot definitely
r e l y on good health for
themselves or their spouses.
Half of this group said they had
annual incomes under $8,000.
The 20 percent who we re listed
as casualties said their heaJth
was only fair or poor. Almost 70
percent of them bad incomes un-
der $8,000 a year and they
lacked a spouse in good health.
Women represented 58 percent
o( the total sample , but 74 per· cent of the casualties.
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Exploits Detailed
Of 'Lonely Eagles'
FRESNO <AP> -DW'inl World War II .
Amertc. ·1 Lonely Eaate air aquadrons flew 1,518
miulons and destroyed 408 enemy planes. But
today, former members of tbe all-black uni\a are
proudest of bow they sbot down racial Army
poUcles that included segre1ated bases and
band-me-down planes. Four at the veterans recounted their victories
at a hmcbeon sponsored by a Fresno church.
AllOVT ltl PEOPLE WBaE present to honor
Joseph Dixon Jr., a Fresno Housing Authority
manager; J esse Henry Simpson Jr., a retired
shertfrs sergeant; Rueben Bilbo, a retired San
Francisco postal worker; and Herman "Ace" Lawson, a former Sacramento city councilman.
"We went through some really rouab and
tough ordeals, the kinda I like to forget and put
behind me," says Dtxcm. "At times you often
wondered why you bad on Uncle Sam's uniform
because of the treatment we ~ived.
·•'lbere were these black unit.I fighting fOf' the
freedom of our country and bere we were beiJlC
oppressed by our own country. We were fi&ht:inc to
make the country a better place," be aaya.
THE EXAMPLES OF UCIS• U notes
inelude segregated mess balls, mlatreatment by
white soldiers and even being jailed ID a Soutbem
town where police wouldn't believe there were any
black pik>ta.
tt took the Army to get the Eailes out.
"We knew \be Army was aecreeated. per ae,
but we didn't know we'd nm lDto the llOl't ol
humiliation we ran into, .. aaya Dixon.
"For example, if tbe bue was near a USO
station where we could 80 tor a meal, we couldn't
go into the restaurant. We'd have to be served
through the back door," he recalla..
LAWSON FLEW ISi lll88IONS AND woo tbe
Diatiqmbed Flyin& Cl'Ola aad t.be Air lledal ol
Honor before ret1riDC u a ....,.... Bat tile co&or of
bls skin almost kept blm out ~ tbe Army Air
Corps. When Ille tried to join.. tbe mliltmeltt oftker'
told him: "Uncle Sam's DOt tlldDi U1 nllbt filbten.••
He appealed to Presidem Rooenelt and finally
WU allowed to train with the Lonely EaiJes.
"We wanted to fl&bt because we lmew U tbia
ezperimeala) business (black pilots) didn't work,
there would be no blacks in the Air Force and no
mixing or·tbe armed forces,'' Lawsoo explains.
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bll'dtd ID 1 ..... m\adln •. Now abulta, bet baodt 8BS CAN BUY IOMll aGUSI I &iaow. a.
folded, ID\MDunlq tiDmewblnlbe wu raped laa\ ha• M1 • mcmthaftertbepa11 wll55mciatblyroom week. and bou'dfrom 8odaJ Secwity.
Tbl atta(lt cm the 1'7·JHr-old woman ad die "lamabeaYJllDOlser.Pqlewtlodcm'hmok• Dlltol·~I and robbery of 11 otber' nunlq aay lt'aa •Nteof=buttomeltlanot. Tome. home ....-u outraatd UM m'1Qt of Wt bay area It 'a oae ol my rn••t ...,., WblDone nma out
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womea 1\opped b)' Monday aad 1ave her 12. formeraccountantaodaud.Uor~ltiewubllnded
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aa\ontbeeda•ofher\K'd, aradloonthebedaldetable "l waa ltruek Oil t.be ol tbe bead. I waa
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SM •PHk• alowlf .. abe t&lb about the June 3 my ~ WeDt away," abe Nid ... He wu a
ncktenl the m.yor called • 'oot of tbe molt lboekiq. mamtawe mu.. He worbd m a b6a buikt•na. Re
outra&OOUll crtm• U\ lh• hla&oryof tbectty." wu • waadltf\al man. He .,.. • homely aa a mud .. _ _.__
A• pollce tell It, tour men forced tbelr way lnto f-.c:e. IM• beautlhal mu'° live wttb. a beauWul Sll.'eetest lr• ~
the Ke)'I OUN\ Home on the w.tern ectie of mu. downtown and ltlat'k.cl and robbed 11 ol the 18 "HU DOM WU splayed au 09el' his face and be Victor Borge clowns around during re·
_,ad.irbreeldcnta. Thtmeonedwtlhabouttl.OO. had a long chin, but he was a beauWul man," she he arsals for his final concert in the said. Ruidoeo, N.M. "Summer Festival" music
"lllAVEttOMB aaUISD."MU. Torpeysald. Therewasasllence. series. He "plays" a special cake piano
"Twornmheldmywrlata.Theydraaedmethroqb ShefeebaJlriptnow,sbeaaya.nceptsbecan'l made especially for him that weighs 500
tbehaUwaya. keepanyfoodd;own.Shedoesn'ttnowwby. pounds and tOok 50 hours to assemble.
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Nea.rb~. ht1r roommate. CQnftle Jacobi. lay oo a
bed. smokil\a " cla~tte and •t.artna at the ceiling.
Thett ftre seven ~tlt.chu around ber bl'\daed left
eye, alloa leaacyofthe attack.
Four men have been arrti1ted aQd cbarsed with robbery, aasault, rape. oral topulatlon and
burglary. Mayor Dl~nne Feinateln announced
rewardsof$1S,000fortl'learrestandconvictioaofthe
intruders. People called heromce. ottering money to
the home and to the people wbo were robbed.
'Conservati.sm'
Key to Office
ST. LOUIS (AP>-Tb• llaUMb.11 coaeenatlve
new president of the Southern Baptist Convention
sa)'s bia elecUoo ia attributable to a "back-to
fWldamentals" coaMrvallsm rt.st.ai in the natioa'1
tartest Proteltmlt body.
"Our INIOPAe know that any dmomtnatioo t.Mt
hu 1cme liberal bu gone down," the Rev. Baileys.
SmltbolDelCity,Otla.,saldlnanlnterview.
"Our people 11r9 aayina that lf we bave turned a
lltUe to the left, then let 'a turn back right and get WI
What Do You
Tell Them?
They asked me what 1 wanted for Father's Day.
I thought for a moment and then it hit me.
fll send them toTBE STOllUEEPEll •••
they11 know what to do:°
matter settled ao we can
be the great, evangelil· tic Bible-believing force ---------------------
we can be in lbls world."
Smith, 41 , a
commanding preacher
who insists tbe Bible
must be viewed aa
totally without error. won the top olllte of the
13.• milllon·member
denomination Toesda)' onr flve caadldatu
with a 1urprl1e
ftnt·t.Dot maJority.
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:county Jail. without bail. along
•with Mark J . Koran, 241 Fort
.Lauderdale; Ian K. Krebs, 24,
jMiami ; Willia m Bebol. 27,
• Melrose. James D. Woodside. 33,
Smyrna Beach and William 0 .
•Ware, 29, Boca Raton, all in
·Florida.
New York State Police said
they were uncertain where the '
:2.5 million tons of grass was be·
MARINE MAJOR DISCUSSES DISMISSAL
Jeftery Zorn Involved In Dtapute With IRS
: ing ferried. but that it had been
; assembled in Florida.
:Welfare Fraud
Brings Sentence
SANTA BARBARA <AP) -A woman with 43
bank accounts and 24 identities has been sent to a
state mental hospital in conneetion with what is
believed to be the largest welfare fraud in Santa
Barbara County history.
Donna Wallace. 40, was committed Wednes·
day to Patton State Hospital near San Bernardino Jw a maximum term of three years and eight
:Jmonths by Superior Court Judge Charles Stevens.
~ SBB WAS FOUND INNOCENT BY reason or
t insanity April 14 on charges that she stole $11 ,000
·from the state welfare system over three years.
! · Stevens concurred with a county psychiatrist's
: report that Miss Wallace was insane at the time of
•ber crime.
: Deputy District Attorney Daryl Perlin said,
; Miss Wal.lace operated in Santa Barbara and San ! Luis Obispo counties with 43 bank accounts and 24
idenUties. He said her young IOft also bad two
~identities.
POLIN SAID BE CONSIDUED THE sen-
tence adequate since M1aa Wallace didn't bave a
prior record and dldn•t use the money for ex·
J travagant purposes. She put it In the bank and ? bl>ugbt lodian Jewelry. " He compared the Wallace case to a Los f Angeles welfare fraud scheme, in which Barbara
' Williams. called the "Welfare Queen,.. netted
.. more than $240,000 and drove to her trial in a
: Cadillac. ~ · Miss Wallace Is also facing a federal grand
; jury indictment for Social Securtty fraud.
i ~ ~ .Monkeys Due Home
~ ' · SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The widow ol a l neighborhood developer bas given SI million for a
'\ more spacious home for monkeys at the San Fran-~ cisco 7.oo.
~ Mrs. Henry Doelger made the contribution to
~ tbe San Francisco Zoological Society, which will
~ S\lpervise construction or the facility for tbe city : zoo.
~ "'lbe money is for tbe improvement of tbe
~ small monkey area," said Margaret Burks, ex·
: ecutive diJ'edor of the society. "It's presently ooe
• of our wont -row upon row of small cages like
: you would build for a zoo in the '308 or '40s." .
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Carter· Aide Moved
• Non-payment"of t'a11 (;:oetly to Marine
WASHINGTON <AP> ..... Tb9 Pentap baa vanafernd GM ol
Prealdent Carter·• mUJtarr
"'4et aft. tJie llartne majw
became emlnUed 1D a d•.,..,.
wltb tbe lateraal Revenue
Settlce over DOQ·P•1m• of tue1 cm reH,,... pouad.t. 11.t. Jett.,., Zona, wbo wu
1l•en tlle pre1tJ1loua Wblte House aQlpmeat oal)' last
Deeember. laid be bu not paid
lru:orae tue1 Ii.ace im. when
be toot a ww ol povertJ and becan tuminl b.ia mWtary pay over to a small church wbldi be
beadl.
WBBN 1as inve1tlaatora began looldna into the mau.er,
tbe Wbite SO.. lnformed tbe
Defente Depertment. ID April,
the MadDel l"eCUl'Ded Zom to a
staff job • die llarine base at
Qulllldeo. Va.
••A clednoa was made that
while thla (IRS tnvest11atlon>
was 1oln1 on be should be
transferred back to Quantico."
said P8Jt.aCoD spokesman Ralph
Blanebanl.
The tax case has not cone to
court. But 1.ol"D complained in
an interview that the Wbit.e
House fcrced bia tianafer.
"They told me that they
thought it would be better If l
wasn't around," he said.
WHITE HOUSE spokesman
Ray Jenkins denied that the
White Home ordered Zorn re--
moved M ooe of the president's
. .. ··: ....
mllltary alde11 aa1lna "we
timply notlflea the Defeue
Department,'' of the IRS probe,
But a lmowledgeable f>ef ...
Department 1ource 11ld the
Wblte Houle did uk for Zarn'• trud• ud that the Pentap
wu cleerly aware ol the fact
tbat tbt Willi. Houle wanted the
major removed from hi• duties.
A tour at mWtarf aide to the
president oonnally rua.a two to
three yean aod II considered
tbe alp ol a promlliag military
career.
ZORN, D, WHO Joined the
Mari.Des in 1969 and Hned a
tour in Vietnam where he re..
ceived tbe B1'0llZe Star while a
platoon leader, occasionally
went JoaiDg with Carter and
parded blm oa fllhing trips.
He ••• among slx men nominated by the Marine COl"J)8
for the post. He was selected by
presidential aide Hugh Carter
Jr. and Marty Beaon, bead or
the Whlte House military office.
The Marine and his wife are
co-pastors of the Third Estate
Ch"rch ln Quantico. The church,
wblch ls non-denominational,
bas about a dozen members.
Zora said he has a theology
de1ree from the International
Bible lnetitute and Seminary in
f1orida and ls licensed by the
stale or Virginia lo perform
marriages.
IN A TELEPHONE Interview,
Zorn said "every penny" ol tus
talary 1CM11 to the Cbaftb. Ha ct.-
fended bis DOQ.paymeel of la-
eome tuee the paat four years
and u.ld the cbure' ues the money for a vartetr of _pro-
fJ'ama, lneludllll the purd1Ue of rell'10U1 pamphlets, eootrtbu·
tion1 to televltlon and radio
evaagelltta, and runnlDg Bible
1tudy pro.ram• in nuulng
homes and holpttala.
Zorn and b1I wife live on the
Quantico baSe. He said their ex·
peoaea are paid for by church
fund.a after appro\'al from tbe
church memben.
A Marine major earn.a about
$19,000 in taxable income.
Experts View
Low-tar Risk
WAS HINGTON <AP> -
Smokers who switch to low-tar
cigarettes may run just as high
a risk or heart and lung disease
-other than can cer -as
before, and suggestions that
they are safer may be eom·
pounding tbe danser, experts at
a 1overnment-spon1ored con·
ference say. .
While challenging tbe wisdom
of government errorts to en·
courage persons who insist on
smoking to switch to "light"
brands, one group of the 75 doc·
tors and scientists at Wed ·
nesday's meetin& also called for
stem warnings against smoking
al all dunng pregnancy.
one-way
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SA.N ntANcrsco CAP) -A popular •.t•ac.. plan called the Cambridce OW -.Y HUM Ulnesl and death and
Ill We lboWd be balled, the federal
sc>v..-.....t dalma In a auit ftled ln u .s. Dlltrtet Court.
Tbe Mdt. which cites aclentUlc studies dlawtbur the liquid diet's e:fhctlveneas and utety, wu filed Wedneklay by
U.S. AUGmey G. WWlam Hunter fo.-the
•overament and the U.S. Poatal Se~ce.
THE ACl'ION C'IAlll8 people 111in.g
the Cambridge Diet face ••a aerta.wrilk
to bealth. indudiq death, tbl'OUlb pro..
lon1ed me cw use by penom wttb cer-
tain medical conditions." 1be 1ove.rn-
meot abo claims tbe defendHta eon-
1pired to defraud the public throul.b
f •lse advertiaing and Pf'C)ll11see.
Tbe deleodanta are Eileen Feather,
Vaughn Feather, Vincent Feather, JKk
Feather, A. N. Howard, James Coover
and Bea~ Advert.laing, dotn1 bwli·
ne11 u The Cambridge Diet. The
Featben operate a popular cha.in of
wel1ht·reductlon clinlc1.
8£81DE8 BANNING sale ot the diet
or almllar productJJ, tbe court was
uked t.O order the Postal Service to im-
pound mall adclraaed to or sent by the
ddendanU lnvOlvtng the sale and de-
livery of the product.
Mall and telephone orders for the
Cambridge Diet are received at offices
in Monterey and Pebble Beach. The
product.. which la a powder to be mixed
with water, is distributed to customen tbrouehovt the United States from a plant bi Jacbonville, Fla.
Howard, who lives ln Cambridge,
Ensland. invented the formula, bolds
patents oo it and received royalties
from the Feathers.
THE StJn SAID starting in March
adverUsement.a were placed ln national
...
periodicals and newspapen IOliclUQ&
orders for diet at a minimum price ol
$12.45. It claimed more than 75.000 cw•
dera have been filled and from 2,500 to
5,000 orden are beloa received per clay.
Some ads also solicit phone orden
Uatlng a toll free number at a car rental
agency in Garden City, N.Y.
The sult contests the dJet'a claims
that lt la safe if used as directed, that Jt
fulfills all adult daily nutritional re-
quirements and that an obese person
may safely remain on the diet regimen
until acbleving weight losses ol SO, 60,
70 pounds or more.
The suit claims scientific studies and
informed medical opinion abow that
diets such as The Cambridge Diet
"should be t.aken onJy under competent
medical supervision. are accompanied
by unpleasant side effects and may re·
suit in and have resulted in illness and
deaths."
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C1ByonsT• he'll play with.
A. The Jazz oxford in natural mesh or
black, na.tural, rust canvas. 7 to 12
medium, $26
Pierre Cardin assures comfort. . B. Calf skin 'driving' shoos in
bone or brown 7 to 12 medium,
tie or slip-on, $53
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Plene ·cardln wrepa him.
Our initial belt by Pierre oirdin.
Full grain cowhide reverses
black-to-brown. Sorry, no I, 0, 0, U,
V. X, Y, Z. 30 to 40, $20
Men's Accessories, 526
The Calvin Klein Jean.
The now-legendary 5-pocket western
,ea.n in lightwe1ght cotton denim.
Loaded wrth style and fashton
detailing for contemporary-minded
Fathers. lndl{}O blue. 29 to 36. $38
Forerunner. 556
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Cotton chmo pant m tan, 29 to 36, $47
Tan and navy plal(j cotton
sportshtrt S. M, L, $35
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lambswool/angora rabbit hair/nylon ·
S. M, L, 47.50
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Dave Cunninlih.Om
Big ~gel Trade-ia -the Works?
G&ICll BEU EVES lllMSELF to be expend·
able because of the promise shown by rookie
Dicltle 'Thon, and Baylor's contract no longer
carries a no-trade guarantee <there are,
however, four teams to which Baylor can veto a ~ trade).
But it's no secret that the prime candidate
for a trade is Frank Tanana, who says his only
surprise is that he's still an Angel.
Tanana believes his start against the
...... oting Gallery?
t. Boston's Carlton Fisk <above > and
Milwaukee's Lary Sorensen <below) would
probably agree after Wednesday's major
' league action. Fisk took one to the face as
Yanltoes TUesday wu a abowcaae. so that other
dubl could take a &oot and see if be still bad
enough in that arm to be an UfSet.
AT LEAST TWO SCOVTS from other or·
eanlzatlona were spotted in the stadium.
notepads in hand.
''I don't have any say in the matter:·
Tanana says. "But If I had a choice, I'd like to
go to either Milwaukee or Boston. Someplace
where I could pitch regularly."
Bavasi Isn't in the habit of discussing trades
before they're made (at least not with the
press), but he says the' subject of Tanana mov-
ing on was originally broached by Tanana
himself.
"His own agent called Mike Port <Aneels
director of player personnel) and said that
maybe the best thing would be a trade," Bavasi
revealed. "If Frank wants to be traded, l 'll be
glad to see h1m in my office and talk about 1t
"But as far as I'm concerned. he's here this
year. he'll be here next year. and he'll be here
for as long as he can continue to do the 1ob."
Bavasi said.
Seattle's Juan Beniquez scored on the play,
while Sorensen absorbed a drive off the bat
of Texas' Rusty Staub.
Oerter's
Spirits
Dmnpened
~ewport's
faddis Wins
essels Honor
DESPITE BAVASl'S "vote of conlldence." "We have t.o make a move shortly. there's
no doubt about that," Bavasi says. "U we make
a one·fOl'-ooe deaJ, it doesn't do ~ any good.
We've got to give up two ior one, or maybe
three for one."
Tanana'a oame remains prominent on lbe trade
list. as do those of Chris Knapp and infielders
Todd Cn&J and Bert Campaneris.
Pitcber Jim Barr has been stru11llng or
late, but no interest bas been shown by other
clubs <one source close t.o the club described
Barr as "a spitball pitcber who refuses t.o throw
the spitball anymore.").
The big trade could come today or Friday.
but the tradine deadline isn't until midnight
Sunday. Even lf no deal is consummated by Fri·
day. the Angels will have to make a roster cut
to make room ror Andy Hassler.
BAVASI ALSO POINTED OUT that he
could make a two.for-one deal and send a third
player to the minors. But those most recently
recalled from Salt Lake City -Thon and Bobby
Clark -have shown too much talent to go back
down, and several clubs have made trade offers
for each.
P URCHASED FROM PITTSBURGH Tues·
day, Hassler was as ked to v.a1t until Friday
before reporting to the club. That gives Bavas1
some extra time to either make a trade or de-
cide whom to cut.
The picture becomes murkier when you add
the names of Dave Skaggs and Brian Downing,
a pair of catchers who will be able to come off
the disabled list some time after the All-star
break.
It's clear that several players will be asked
to turn in their Angel uniforms before the
season 1s over.
The dismissal or Ralph Garr last week was
just the first crack in a dam that is about to burst.
With Baylor and Dan Ford due to come off
the disabled list w1th1n 10 days, Baves1 must
also thmk about two other plavers to cul loos~.
Fregosi lsn 't Pkased, Either
By DAVE Cl1NNINGHAM
Ol llw D•1l y PIM! S!Mf
The Yankees JUSt can't se<.·m
to le<1ve the big stories on the
field They drag them up lht:
Lupnel 1md into the clubhou.~c.
wh ere tht-y t-xplode into l'On
troversy
The late5t saga concerns Bob
bv Murcer. who delivered th«
Ra me.winning hit with a two·run
single in the I Ith innmg as the
Yankees clipped the Angel~. 9.1.
before a sellout crowd of 39,593
at Anaheim Stadium.
Murccr has been grumbhn$?
about not playmg reg ularly 1 h1~
game-winner was m a pinch·
hitter's role), and Wednesday
morning the New York paper<;
broke a story m which Murcer
implied that he wants to be re
leased
M URCER HA..~ APPEARED
m 2S of lhe Yankees' 54 gam~
and is struggling at a .222
average.
Yankee owner George Stein·
brenner was incensed at
M urcer's attitude.
"P layers shculd do their tallc ·
ing with their bats," Steinbren·
ner said.
"I agree wholeheartedly."
~t urct·r replied when informed
of St.-inbrenner ·., comment ''I'd
1uo;t like to get the opportunity "
Murcer !Jays he has been get·
tini: <1 C'old·shoulder treatment
from Y <Jnkee management. and
hl'·.., bt-gmmng to feel very un-
v.anted.
"DICK HO\\ SER 1 Yankee
manager l has been my fnend
fo r JO years. and he has n 't
talked to me in two weeks." the
outfielder said
Howser was asked 1f Murcer's
game-wuuung hit might lead to
a second chance.
"l don't know We'll have t(l
set•." Howser answered "l'd
like to ~ tum play more, but
we 've got other guys who are
playing well. Bobby can help us
He'-; a professiona l hitter He 's
going to play enough to help th ..
team "
Obscured by the Murcer <.Ul·
troversy was an exc1lJng game
which climaxed an equally ex-
citmg t.bree-came series. The
Angels scored three umes in the
bottom oC the ninth to Ue it, only
to lose m lbe lllh.
"Ttus was a helluva series,"
Howser said. "If 1t was the
playoffs, they'd be talking about
1t ror 10. maybe 20 years ...
I N THE OTHER clubhouse. a
glum Manager Jim Fregos1 of-
fered a dJCferent opu11on
,"I ain't gonna be talking <1 bout
1t for 10 or 20 years." he ~aid.
possibly looking at toni~ht's
opener with Boston. ··I 'm gonna
forget it tomorrow. /\w, they
1o1.ere good ~a me'>. I just cJ1dn 't
likl• the outco mt~ o f two of
tht:m "
Thl' first two we re decided by
one run. W1th the An gels w1nnmg
the ~eco nd g am e and the
Yankees c<1plurmg the others m
extra 1nn1ng~.
Rod Carew was swinging the
hottest Angel bat Wednesday.
be lting a three-run homer while
gomg three-for-four and knock-
m~ m Cour runs.
It was Carew's sacrifice fly
wh1~h s cored Larry Harlow
from thJrd base m the ninth in-
ning, tymi.c the game at 7-7.
"I TlDNK ROD'S concentra
t1on 1s a lot better since he·~
been the des i&nated. hitter. ·
Fregosi said. "He bad so:.:..._
tough plays in the field. and I
JU.St wanted to get bis mind back
on hitting."
Jason Thompson has been
play ing firs t base Jn Carew's
place. and that situation will
continue against right-handed
pitchers, according to Fregosi.
"I don't mind. I'll do whatever r Aave to in order to help this
team." Carew said. "I know I 'll
~llll play a lot of first base, and
<See ANGELS, Page 83>
Open Nightmare
Watson Wants to Remove Hex
By Will GRIMSLEY
"'"'-1~1~ SPRINGFIELD. NJ. <AP> --
How much docs Tom Watson.
thl' world's J?reatl's t active
~olfer . w<1nt to wm the U.S.
Open.,
"So much I have dreams
abo ut 1t -dreams and
nightmares," said the boyish
shot master from Kansas City.
pondering his ninth bid for the
biggest tournament prize that
has escaped him.
"PEOPLE ftY TO tell you
it's just another golf tourna-
ment. Not to me. It's the oa·
tional championship. It's the
Super Bowl. It's the World
Series.
"I admit I put pressure on
myself. I look at it different. I
like iL I like the challenge. Not
winning it is a burden I would
like to get off my back."
Watson. the sport's dominant
figure for the las t three years
and headed for a fourth Player·
of·the-Year award with five tour
victories and a record pace-
setting $359,525 in official prize
money, was both the book and
senume-ntal favorite in the 80th
Open Champions hip, which
began today over the long and
demanding Baltusrol course.
But he recognized that be was
battling what has taken on the
specter of a personal jinx.
"EVER SINCE I was a kid
I've dreamed of winning the
Open -not the Masters, not the
British, but the Open, .. he
acknowledged with a deep sin-
ce r I ty and no attempt at
theatrics.
"Even when I was in my
teens."
IUet Plays P.re«y Tune
Gobbling down a turkey
sandwich after a pretournament
practice round. he said he once
dreamed that be came to the
72nd bole In the Open w1lb a
chance to wln it.
"I had a 20-fool putt," be re-
lated with a look or ::~sh. "and I putted lnt.o a b . I
blasted short and putted baclt in·
to the trap. I must have putted
up seven Umea before the
nightmare ended."
Grand Slam J/ictimizes DotlRers
New York had taken a 2.0 lead with Alex
Trevino slngllq home a run of( Dod&en' starter
Jerry Reuss ln the second and Swan alntliDI in lbe
other ln the fifth.
'"'11DNGS WERE SO 8AD HE&E the last
three 1ean." aald Swan, "that I didn't en.joy pJay· m,. This 11 the moat fun I've ever bad."
New Yort, "'hlcb rinJstled la.at In the National
IA•IUI ltalt .. cb "' the 1ut three )'•an. baa "DOW won lJot ha IMt 18 gamea.
"&Mb ol thoee homett came off baulac
slldett," Mid Swan, wbo 1tr11Ck out. lbt ud walked
only oae 1'ldle petdllq hll ftb eomDtete 1•m•.
La. .,.._ moated a threat 1n tM t\.nt bl· rune wttb two outa wh• RIUle Smttb walkecl aDd
Garvey foUowed wlda a lballl. But Swu •trid
out Rm Cey. After a MCOOd·uml.na doUble bJ BIU
Jl1JHIU; 9riD retired• 14 ltnlCbt before 8UW'a t>omer, bia lltJa ol the NUClll.
Joel YCMllblood, who ut~ wtUt OM out la
tht MOlllid Md teond OD 'Jmtao'I tilll&e, ltft tM
m• wttb a ltttlla al bll left ~W. ~· •.
Wai.on woke up in a C!Old
1weat.
"Another time," he added, "I
dreamed I wu at the tee box
and I couldn 't draw my
clubhead baclt -not for tbe lite
of me. l Just froze."
Then there waa • more fawn·
ble dreaoi.
WJl DAILY PILOI
FRED AST AIRE ROBYN SMITH
Astaire-Smith License
Was Cheaper Last Week
From AP Dlspatdaea
HOLLYWOOD Dancer-actor Fred Astaire. II
81, Jo.king about the rising cost of getting married,
and jockey Robyn Smith, 35, have taken out a mar·
riaee license, u court clerk saJd Wednesday.
"He made a few commenta about the price, that it would
have been cheaper if they'd come in last week:." saJd Santa
Monica Superior Court clerk HHd4 Mills.
She satd Miss Smith actually banded over the $23 for the
license when the couple catne in Tuesday.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. signed a bill last Wednesday
boosting the state's share of the marriage license fee from
$10 to $18 to fund shelters for abused wives and children. The
additional $5 1s local government's share of the fee.
No weddin~ date was announced. It would be the serond
marriage for Astaire. a longtime horse race ran who is a
widower. and the firs t for Miss Smith.
1· .. .;guvr IAUV!t Hb Crt-ar c· .. ,
Sanl·e he ~tarted his rour·man traveling la
softball show an 1946, Eddie 'The King" Feigner
has worn has hair 1n a crew cut It's almost as
famous as has underhand fastball.
But The Kang and has Court will be losing the crewcut this
summer, as Feigne r grows his locks for a series of Budweiser
beer commercials he has ~n signed to do.
Now 55, Feigner felt (and. Budweiser agreed) that he'd
have mor<' appeal If he didn't look like a Marine recruit.
The Krng and Court commercials are Budweiser's coun
ter·attack for the sports-onented spots being produced for
Mill er Lite beer
"Bud 1s los ing some business to Miller Lite," Feigner
says, "and they're going to appeal to the softball market with
our commercials. Softball players drink a lot of beer "
31 . «"Or~I,•• ••••••• tor Rlf"llartf
I.&. &lellant pitched a 1lx·bitt.er and stretched · 1a
bla c~Uve 1corele11 lJu1lnJ streak to a club-
teeord 31 to lead HO\l.Jt.on to a s-o v1ctory over the
Cblca10 C\lbl Wednesday ni&bt lD NatJonel Lea1ue
actlon. It wu the Aalrot' eltbth 1traJ1ht victory . . .
Geor1• Fo.&er'• run·aeortn1 11n1J.e for Cloc:lnnatl lo the flllh
lnnlo1 save hull Putore blJ fourth •tratabt victory, a 3·2
wtn over Pltt1bur1ti. P11tore pitched 1 HVtn·b!tt.er for b!J
rutb complete t•m• . . . Geefl• Ila· , *le~ blt an RBI •laal• wttb two ouu in the
lotb ~ to &f ve St. Louie a f.3 triumph
over Atlanta . . Rookie IUdl llarra1
blt b1I ftnt major leaeue home run, drvve
In four rum and acored twice to lead San
f'ranclac:o to a 1·4 verdict over
PhUadelpbia . . . ao. Ld"lore drove ln
hla third run of the same with a tw<>-<n1t
nlnth·lnninl alncle u Montreal ed•ed San
Dleao. 1-6 . . . In the Ammcal) League Dttu LMaud pitched a two·hitter tO
lead Kanaaa City to a 5-0 wln over •t0t.ao
Cleveland in the flrlt came of a double·beader. But 1w1e
Orta hit a 1ame-wi.oning. two-run homer lo the seventh lo·
nin& and added a two.nm si.oele ln tbe el&bth for eood
meas~ u the Indian.a took the second eame, 8-5 . . . ,._,
Armaa crubed a erand slam home run In the 14th Ln.nJ.n1 to
give Oakland 1tartin1 pitcher MJke N..-rt. and the A'• a S.2
wlo over Baltimore . . . Mike C.bba1e bJt a two-run homer
and aeb WUfoe1 drove in two rum with a bloop 1lo1Je to lead
Minnesota to a 9·5 victory over Detroit ... Lamar
.lolaucm'• bases-loaded triple and a solo homer by Wa)'M
NorclU&ee led the Chicago White Sox to a 7_. vtctory over
Toronto . . . 8lxto Lncano drove ln three runa with a pair
of homers and Bell 01Uv&e blasted a lhrM·run homer to
curry Milwaukee to a 7·1 victory over Texa.a . . . Fred
Lynn capped a seven-run s~nd lnnlng with a three-run
homer and Boston held on to defeat Seattle. 7·5. . .. Toron-
to has offered hockey standout and baseball enthusiast
Wayne GreUky of the Edmonton Oilen a tryout, and if the
19·year-0ld shows major league potential, a contract could
follow. Gretzky was the Nl-0 . .'s moel valuable player aa a
rookie last seuon . . .
..-----,,_,r ol dw •••-----
"I've been watching my nephew play Llttle Leasue
baseball and I find there a.re a lot of Woody Hayes'
around in the parents or the kids. lt'a frt&htenln1. We
have to change our attitude."-Rama qu.arterbaci: Pat
BadeL
B~ll 'tf a11 Harv Llga•rHI Da•ap
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -Thlrd baseman George la Rrett was back an Kansas Caty today amid reports
th11t h.ts ankle Uljury may be more severe than
first thought.
Brett. one of the hottest hltters an the league an recent
weeks. s uffered what is beLieved to be ligament damage to
the ankle during Kansu City's game agalmt Cleveland Tues·
day night. The preliminary diagnosis indicated he might m iss
only three or four days, but General Manager Joe Burke said
Wednesday he was not so sure
·'I think the doctors in Cleveland were a little pre-
mature " Burke said, adding that he would be happy if Brett
returns to the lineup in 10 days.
"We're not going to rush ~rge," s aid Burke "We want
ham to be ready when be gels back in there "
Bretl checked into a Kansas Cit y hospital Wednesday
ni~ht and will be examined today.
E
SPORTS BREAK
------aa.dHlll Te•••-----· '
On UU. date to baaebalJ in 1939:
The Baaeball Hall of Fame and Mu.eum, tM ftnt
major •brine lo American apona blltory, wu formallJ
dedlcai.d at Co®entowt\, N.Y.
0n um date 1n 1m:
The St. LouJ.J Cardinal• ran off ten bill lD a row •
route to a 14-8 victory over Philadelphia.
Today'a Birthdaya:
Callfomla Anaei. catcher Dave Skaaas ta 29.
Lo11ala Flr,11 Cagt-('oa~la larolH
LOS ANGEL~ -Coach Ron Jacobi, who led ••
Loyola ot Los Ancelea to the NCAA buketball
pJayoff1 lat aeuon for tbe ftm Ume lo 19 yean,
wa1 find Wednesday by school Prealdent Father ·
Donald P. Menilteld.
The action came a day after the West Coast Athletic Con·
ference placed Loyola's basketball t.am on probation for the
1980-81 seuon and look away an undilclosed number of win.I from the 1979-80 team.
The Uon.s played an unidentl.rted ineligible athlete during
the put se~ and must forfett the wins in which be played.
J acoba, in a prepared statement, sald be wu "•bocked
and stunned by the arbitrary and callous indifference which
the univenlty hu shown reaarding my career, my reputation
and the lives of my assistant coaches.
'1be only explanation I have rettLved cent.en around a
falae player eligibWty report apparenUy fiJed last Octobtt by
other officlah of the university with the athletic: conference
regardlng one of the basketball players," Jac:obe said. "I bad
nothlna ~t.soever to do with Ulla report and knew nothing
about Its existence untH advised by the university president about two weeb ago."
.-lllwt'k 10 L .. arr Car• lor Spur•
8&aa Albeck says be bu quit as coach of the • Cleveland Cavaliers to be<lome Mad coach of the
San Antonio Spurs in the NaUonaJ Buketball As· .
IOCiatioo. Ted S&ep&ea. Cav president, aaya be
believes Albeck made a deal with the Spun weekl ago and
that some form of t.amperina may be lovolved . . . A federal
Judae hu refuaed to toea out a S20 mlllloa slander lawsuit
a1aimt former beavywetpt champion ••••ad All. aay.
tnc tt mutt be decided by a Jury ... ,.,.. LJ1111. .II• atee
and Seale .lacbee could be tbe •tuttnc OUUleJd for tbe
Amertcao Leque at Dodier Stadium July a ln the aDDual All· •tar It;: if pre.ent votl.DC trends coat.lnue. . .Lllpe Piiat.er
and • .,.. .. baUJed to a 15-round draw in their World
Boxlne CounclJ bantamweJlfst fiPt lD Tokyo . . . Tbe Min·
netOta VUdnp have •cqulred veteran quarterback •ae UY· ta1.c. from the Kanaa1 Ctty Chlef1 In excbance for cuh ... h'alk D. Marplty, a pole vaulter on the 1912 U.S. Olym.
pie team. died Wecfnetday at ace 90 in Urbana, Ill .... ln a
two-prooced review of the University of Colorado athletic de·
partmeot. the acbool'a regenta approved a report finding it m
violation of 50 NCAA rules and approved a proposal to
balance the budget that includes the elimination of seven
minor sport.a ... The clty of Oakland uked the California
Supreme Court to prevent the Raiders from moving their
franchise to Los Angelea Sunday . . . Mra. Gecw1la
lloaenbloom, who owned 70 percent of the Los Angeles Rams.
has purchased the remaiJUng JO percent from the children of
her late husband
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New York 34 20 .830
Milwaukee 29 23 .558 4
Bost.oil 27 27 .500 7
Baltimore 27 28 .491 7"'1
Cleveland 26 ZT .491 7"4.1
Toronto 26 27 .491 7h
Detroit 23 28 .451 911'l
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Jim Niemiec
Tactical Changes Needed
With the crowds of summer finally
comtoc to our local beacbel, those who
have et\joyed almoet unmolested fi5hing
off plen. docu and sandy shores. are now
1oln1 to bavc to change tactics in order lo
cet in any angling at all.
Newport. Balboa, Runtingtoo, Lacuna
and San Clemente piers are currently
eJbow to elbow with youngsters, oldsters
aod sight. seerers. Even though "no
overhead casting" signs are posted
everywhere, fishermen are still trying to
reach a spot farther out and try and time
their casts between vacationers who flock
to the piers to see what is biting.
THOSE WHO PREFER TO SUllF FISH
have additional problems or trying to keep
their lines out of the way oC board and
body surfers, swimmers and s hell
their lines out or tb.e way of board an.d body s urfers, swimmers and s h ell
collectors. There are some good tides
during the summer m onths and a variety
or fish to be caught.
There la one very good way to ertjoy surf
angling and not have to contend with
otbe,.. and that as to rash very early in the
morning or as the sun sets at night.
Excellent ftshing can be enjoyed on the
right tides and the only people on the
Ol!IDOORS
beach at 6 a m., besides anrlers, are
joggers and they don't inter er at all
with fi.sbennen.
Currently there is a red tide in Newport
harbor and this has a tendency to throw off
fishing for a whal e. It doesn't seen lo effect
all the fish found in Orange County bays,
but the Cish do not seem as eager to feed as
they do when water conditions are better.
THIS RED TIDE CONDmON will las t
until the water temperature changes or
until there as a good exchange of clean
f 'ront Pa9.-BI
ANGELS ...
when J immy wants me to DH.
lhat'swhat l'lldo."
Top Americans
Compete at MV
The nation's top s"' 1mmer> c1>nverge on Mis·
:-.ion Viejo June 20-22 for the ant1udl Swim Meet o(
Champions
This year's mei.>t takes on an ddded d1mens1on
water m.i.Xing with that wbJcb ia full of th!s
red algae bloom. One bas to feel there lfi
more poUutioo in Newport than in the paSt
and an or the orf.·color cannot be pinned oh
the· red tide. The tide appears to ~
breaking up as there are some clean spot:>
J)(f the coastline . ·
Fishing In county bays is extremety
difficult during the s ummer month~.
Heavy boat t rafrl c. esp ecially oh
weekends, au but puts a stop to successfol
fishing. If it isn't the wave action, then it);
the restrictions on anglers at public doc~
and on sandy beaches where boaters and
swimmers are allowed to talce over during
most aJl the daylight hours.
TRAFTIC IN THE BACK BAY and in all
channels is like a freeway and fish reall)'
get spooked and will not cooperate with
anglers. Many bay fis hermen tum to the
same tactic as do surf anglers and hit the
bays early in the morning or fish at night
with the aid of a lantern.
I 0°1o
ALL
OFF
BEER Yank~ s lugger tiob Watson
doesn't hold the same opinion
Normally a f1 rst baseman.
Watson was inserted into the
OJI s lot WC'dn e!>da y and
responded with two homers. but
he still doesn't like it.
with the US. boycott uf th~ 1980 Moscow Olym· 1111~11111~11~1111111 pies. Competitors will be out to break both
Amencan and world record-. 1n a meet ~hach
could be labeled an altl.'rnauvr· to thP Olympics. ''l'm not comfortable <1t DB.
That's the first time this year
I've produced out of that role."
Watson said. "You can't keep
your mind on the gllme when
you're always sitting in thl'
Leading the hst of comp1·l1tors 1s Brian
Goodell. a double ~old ml"dalisl al the 19'76 Olym·
pks in Montreal !'4ow a seruor at LCl.A. Goodell
!>'41ms for lh~ M1ss1on V1eJO "liadadore~
c~0
u •,... IT'S HAPPElllNG IN
MISSION VIEJO
A~w1ret>Nto dugout. You 're thinking about
He set world records in th(· 400 and 1.500
freestyle events 1n taking the gold medals four
years ago
" ~~~ SUPER SAVltlQS llOWI .,,.. .. ~ Taking tlae Easy Way
Bill North of San Francisco takes second without much
trouble as be steals under the leaping Manny Trillo or
P hiladelphia. The Giants leaped past the Phillies, 7-4, rn
National League action Wednesday.
Frott1 Pagp BI
WATSON'S NIGHTMARE. • •
mueh of his life, starting "when
I was 13 or 14 and realized you
could miss a three-foot putt." He
couldn't recognize the course or
any or the other characters. but
Kings Draft
Murphy, Fox
INGLEWOOD CAP > The
Los Angeles Kings, with the
highest draft position in their
JJ.year history, picked de·
fenseman Larry Murphy from
Peterborough, Canada, Wednes-
day in hockey's amateur draft.
Murphy, who stands 6·1 and
weighs 210, was chosen as the
No. 4 selection in the first round.
The Kings also had the 10th
piek on the opening round and
took right wing Jim Fox, 5-8 and
169, from Ottawa.
In two second round selec-
tions, the Kings took additional
Canadians, center Greg Terrion
from Brantford and David Mor-
rison. a right wing from
Peterborough.
Terrion is 5·11 and 190 and
Morrison, 6-0, 186.
Later choices were Steve
Bozek, center , No rthern
Michigan : Bernie Nicholls.
center , Kingston, Canada; Alan
Graves. left wing, Seattle; Dar·
ren Eliot, goa lie, Cornell
University: Mike O'Connor, de·
rense, Michigan Tech ; Bill
O •Dw yer . center, Bos ton
College; Daryl Evans. right
wing, Niagara Falls; and Kam
Collins, left wing , Bowling
Green.
he was sure they all took place
at the Open. .
The ogre that leers over Tom
Watson's shoulder is one that
has haunted the Ji(reat and near
great over the years.
The most notable case is that
o ( Sam S nead, the sweet·
swingmg Virginia hillbilly who
in a brilliant career won 84
tournaments -three Masters.
three PGAs and even the Bnttsh
Open in his only try -yet never
captured the Open although he
was runnerup four times and
blew perhaps half a dozen
others
BEFORE SNEAD. L1ghthorse
Harry Cooper and Ma<"Donald
Smith ~ufferC'd s imilar frustra·
tions. Arnold Palmer. who
dominated the SPort in the 1960s.
never managed to win the PGA.
It's the fickleness or the game.
The late Bob Jones and. af·
tcrward. loquacious Lee Trevino
have ms1sted a man's oame is
engra\'cd on the trophy before
the first ball is teed up
"Don 't worry. Watson will win
the Open. maybe several." says
Gary Player. one or four to have
won every maJOr crown. "He 1s
too solid to be denied.'·
Watson, 30. a cool. calculated
craftsman who has the Masters
and two British Opens to top a
dossier of 21 tour victories. has
inherited Jack Nicklaus' manUe.
beating the Golden Bear in
birdie dueJs in the 1977 Masters
and British Open.
"It's hard to pick one touma·
ment and say, 'J'm going to win
that tournament·.·' says the
tousle-haired Kansan. golf's
Huckleberry Finn. "You can't
roree it.
"But a man's got lo try. I'm
ready.''
paying the water bill or
~om et.tung."
WATSON ALSO downplayed
his homers. saying at's a feat he
has performed 20 or 30 times.
"I( I had hit three homers.
that wouJd have been somettung
speciaJ," Watson said "But too.
at ·s no big deal."
"Listen lo him." interjected
Enc Soderholm. who occupied
the locker next to Watson's.
·"The guy .hits two dingers and
he thinks it's a bad night. Un·
believable."
It was not a particularly good
night ror th(' ~tarting pitchers,
Tom my John and Bruce Kison.
Neither s urvived the sixth in·
nmg. and each surrendered four
earned runs.
R1eh Gossage came from the
bulJpen to get credlt for the vic·
tory. while reliever Mark Clear
swallowed his fifth defeat.
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LOS ANGELES <AP) -The
Los Angeles Dodgers announced
Wednesday they have signed a
total of 17 selections made
earlier this month in the spring
free agent draft.
Included among the 17 were
shortstops Ross J ones and
Robert Allen, the team's first
picks in the regular and secon·
dary phases ot the draft, respec·
lively.
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BBIJNO MAGLI
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Black, cfte. brown, It. brown, bOne,
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We stock slas 7 to 13, wktths A to EEE
It takes a very special man
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It's one of the finest shoes
made with supple premium
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Also scheduled to comJ)\:'l t-are Je"<>e Vas<;alo.
world record holder m the 2W and 400 and1v1dual
medleys; Rowdy Gaines. "'orld record holder in
the 100.meter freestyle. Trac~ Caulkins. w1nn4:r of
more AAU tJUes than any other swimmer m hts·
tory at the age of 17 : and Cynth1<t Woodhead. the
world record holder JD the ~-meter freestyle ·
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Raft-up at Bahia Corinthian BILL PEARL'S Bahia Connthian Yacht Club on
Bayside Drive will be the scene of a
large raft-up or sailing yachts Satur·
day as a n~t sails down from Los
Aneetes Harbor on the first leg of
Cabrillo Beach Yacht Cl ub's and
Batila Corinthian Yacht Club's
Reverse Argosy
After a night of boat-hopping and
shoreslde festivities, the fleet will set
sail Sunday for the race back to Los
Angeles Harbor.
The event is patte rned after
Newport Ocean Sailing Association's
Argosy In which a fleet sails to Los
Angeles in the fall and returns the
following day.
THE NOSA EVENT was originally
ltnown as the Alamitos Bay Argosy In
which Long Beach Yacht Club was
the host club, bu\ in recent years
LBYC's guest dock has been made a
public facility and the Argosy race
now terminates In Los Angeles
Harbor.
Balboa Yacht Club will be host to
the Santana-35 fleet this weekend for
the class' national championship re·
gatta Saturday and Sunday. Races
will be sailed in the ocean. starting
and finishing off the Balboa Pier.
The rapidly growing Etchells-22
Class will be racing over ocean
courses Saturday and Sunday in the
Western District championship re·
ga tta under the supervision of
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
South Shore Yacht Club will con·
duct the second and third races of its rlJ B0.41JNG
Hi • Point Series for Performance
J.:andicap Racing Fleet ( PHRFl and m ultibuJls racing under the Ocean
Racing Catamaran Association han·
dicap rule.
LIDO ISLE Yacht Club will be host
to s maJI boat classes sailing lruside
the bay Saturday and Sunday in the
club's June Regatta.
ln other Soulhern CallCornla Yacht·
ing Association areas: ~-... , IC I~ H•r110f V•clll Ch•b Svm,.,., Otw-de.i9f' Atq•lt•, Saturdey, I"°"_,, S.bol r«H. S.-y
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FATHER'S DAY SPEGAL!
Thur., Fri., Sat., June 12-13-14
SPECIALS AT BOTH CLUBS
Sawe s7 600 Off our RecJUlar
First
Membenhip Price of s I 7 5. 00
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Only
3 Days Only J•e 14-15-16
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BILL PEARL
~
SEA&-SKI
NEWPORT
HUNTINGTON BEACH
73tOC ...... Dr.
"FITNESS PLUS"GYMS
Specialize In
B I LL PEARL 4-t 1mes Mr Un1ver1&. ties
personally 1ra1ned and coached more ~Ir
Ameriea and Mr U i l\ferM .. inners tNln anYone
else 1n the wortd e111 Po1rl dfftOned e11en:1se
programa let the Astrooauta and hn train~
nurnerOus cttamplon athletes end WOf'ld recoro
h<>lders
We've doubled our 1iie, doubled our Inventory, and
are now offering DOUBLE DISCOUNTS. Here are
samples of our Double Discouot Sale.
• Swim Ladden reg. 127.50/Sale Price: '8.00
• Armor All 8 oz. ~· 13.62/Sale Price: SJ.59
• Starbrit.e Polilb 16 oz. reg. 15.50/Sale Price 12.49
• Fllh Chair reg. f73.50/&le Price-149.95
• Electric WIDdlese rec· $408.95/Sale Price: 1199.50
• SalJJ111t Glove• ft!I· 116.90/seie Price: IJ0.91
Effective Jue I en J .. 30? 1980. s.... ~-Ulralt.d • .-uun oa IWML
891-7010
&9inning ond Advanced Bodybuilding
Troining Programs for all Spats
Weight Gaining-Reducing
Optimum Fitness c.ondltioning
Complete Nutritional Guidance
Programs for lodits
Reducing Programs
Mon.•Frl. 7 cun.-9 P·""
Sat. 7 ~m.·3 p.a
LAGUNA HILLS
25260 L• Pa Rd.
768-3666
•
• COMICS I CROSSWORD,
b·e. O•u-•-...-.-...
"And I've been accusing the k s of taking
my tools and not putting them back
where they belong!"
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
·n-115 ~~y I~ i:'ATHE"5' OAY,
,.Ml£ OAV UPON WMICM W& AW.
AQCNDWUiDl$ai O\.« ~·~ !
.................. , ..
"Mommy, con yoo get my ponb loose from the
bike chain?"
DENNIS THE MENACE
PEANUTS
HE SAID THE WORLD
15 C~IN6 TO AN 00!
ME SAID WE'RE IN
TME LAST DAYS!
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
by Jeff Mac:Nttty
by Ferd & Tom Johnson .-----..-.
He's
BIRD-gR.MNIEJ< ~!
by Melt Laurius
ORABBLE
by Chartes M. Schulz
rve HEARD TALK
AROUNO UEAOQUA£TW
ASOVT A Sl6 ENEhW
PV~ AT SEU.EAU wow_
by· Tom Batiuk
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
OR. SMOCK
DOCi"'OR • IS
MY e>AE!>Y -roo Y'OUNcS 'T"O HAVE! A RA-r'T"t-e ?-
by Gus Arriola
Thurlday, June 12. t990 DAILY PILOT 83
BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch
.. , thought he'd glYen up miking house calls."
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
by George Lemont
SHAKe HIM <.JP
AN ' POWN AN' t..eMMe: &-1s-reN .'
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS 52 ~pot
1 Winged 54 lr"'8M
5 EM 55 8ltMlcal
10Stelb ~
14 Merquend S9 AMnld
de-=tM 63 Foot ... tin
15 8etmen'I 6"' Br...-.
Piii 66 PICe
,, ~ 67 Germlfl city
1ll'NCIOI' ea Thul
17 Noc ambl-69 c.
houa 70 er.. one'•
10 T rllllmltted word: VII.
20 fWanCI 7 I Betty -
21~ DOWN
23 Joult 1 Nist rMr
26 Shower 2 Slr'Qle
29 Matee 3 NlpaS*n'I
30 ~ •-llOM
UNCTEO feature Syn<11c31,.
Wednesday a Puale Sol¥11\l
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SS~
35 Qucfl pst I eon;..:tion 27 A'-1
37 511111 7 Didi~ 211 Begin~
38 To lemb 8 US.. 29 GMM1
30 AtMM1 9 EtcNct 3 t -Howe
42 Aktcln hlmO 10 11 lndlgnent 32 PUld«
43 Hew111n 11 Clndid 33 Stalk•
56 Oles -
57 Perf()m\$
580rg
ISO Serum
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45 Ory: Comb. 13 CoWlll 40 DetontlOf
tonn 18 e.wn.. 41 Hellc.i
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44 Wa1111 24 Y9ltlgl 47 sat...-: Ger
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88 DAil Y PILOT Tnuf9Cbly, June f2, t• Business
Greed l11ferferes
Can U.S. Deal With Inflation?
~amesPag
By JOHN CUNNIFF ,.,...._.,._, ..
LOS ANGELES -Arter
hstemng to the chitchat al social
and sometimes busUless gather-
ings. Robert Parry wonders if
Americans are really prepared
to deal with inflation.
Two questions predominate,
he said.
The first is
posed dut1fuJ-
ly "What are
we going to
do about in-
flataon '>"
The second
qu es ti o n
follow s
almost before
th e qu es -
tioner ha s cuNNll'I'
finished wringing his hands. "Do
you know." he as ks in a more
animated tone, "how much my
houi,e as worth now1 " •
Gregory Hasett, 13, of Chelmsford. Mass .. stands beside
·computer terminal he uses for his n~wly formed company
Adventure World. The young teen's firm has shown a
$5,000 profit since he sold his firm's first computer game
to a Massachusetts company las t summer.
PARRY. semor vice president
and chief economist or Security
Pacific National Bank, believes
that many Amer icans secretly lake 1nflat1on. at least that infla.
hon which pushes up the market
value of homes.
When he delivers addresses on
the economy, one of his chores
Taxiible OC Saks Up
Taxable sales in Ora n~e County totaled almost
SI 1.6 bi I hon for 1979, an increase of $1 6 billion or
16 percent over 1978. a ccording to Craig Clauson. a
spokesm an for the state Board of Equah zat1on
1nna11on intensifi ed .is the year progressed , !>O
that desp1h.• sizeable qu<.1rtcrly gains in s ales
volume and money spent by consumers, the actual
gains in adJu~ted figures v.cre small
Taxable sales of new car dealers were Sl 15
.billion. down 10.8 percent. adjusting for anna t1on
WANTED
DIAMONDS • GOLD
JPwel!. oy Joseph p1.1rCh<ISe!> diamond~. qem-
• s1on~ qold an<l silvPr trom pr111atf' 1nc11\/•dU<Jls
;ind e~t.Jll:'s C.drC-lul ,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,on .md l'lldh.i.t
11on IJy our expPrl<:. H•!Jl•t :..t pr1c..--; n-1 <1 10 'J
dJ1ly Sal 10-b C.o•.t-d ~und<iy Ptiom· tooay
A!,k !or Betty Grace or Doug Kenneoy
"'"'°'1'°" °' 1h 11100 <""lt1. eo •t,.•) J~W~LS by JOS~PH
South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa • 540-9066
·$50.000 to $500.000
INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
• lntHe•t only PAV-Cnt
• lnco .. • • CoM•ercl•I • A-identU.I
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HE REMEMB£RS YOU
8yTeny
Grant,
A. Ph.
• W.c"lv co••lt•eftte
• Monthly f•ndln9•
• 6 90nth• to 3 v••n
• So•thun C.llfornaa
C •. nt,tft our
loan lnfo~Oon ~ice
I ., \1110 hn.1•111t•·I ,,, ··d'
(714) 759-151!>
AMERICAN tf<*E MORTGAGE
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Nfo..,p.,n 8'1<\Ch
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CORNER
• Ra re Coins & Stamps
GOLD & SILVEP
Prtce• for 6-11-80
Gold C-.-10 s.1,.... Cl ~I :JO ";:.~~-:" !:: :m-
100 C«ON~ $f7t, U•-~ PHO\ ,7U, Ult. "°"' su .. , Daol '~ 1111'!1.
Call Hf'""""" ......... (714) 55M450
South Coe-1 fttau Vlll•O• .__ ..... --, _____ C-_I
C•ll 1'2-5178.
Put • few word• to work for you.
However. despite losses they scored the largest ~hare or taxable sales C 10 percent> than any other
category or business in Orange County
Taxable sales of ser vice stations were $849
m 1llion, up 33 percent over 1978. This as despite
the fa('t that the number or permits dropped from
11 73 to 1129. This clai,s1fication of business also
an t'ludes bulk plants and 011 company refineries
\\ha ch operate service stataoru.
Clauson reported that ret a il s tore sales
tnC'reasc·d Sl billion <15 per<'enll over the previoui,
~e ar to $7 8 ball ion. Howc·vcr. after adjusting for
mOat1on the !>ales gaan was 3.4 percent . Taxable
transaction ... of all other outlets primaral~
manu facture r s. who l c.-i,a l£·r .... con'.'>trucllon
contractors and part-t1m <' opNator.., lotaled SJ 3
b1lhon. up 20 percent ovc•r 1978
Housing Starts
Do~n in Stat~
SAN fl~ANCJSCO t AP) -Housing starts an
Cal1fom1a an April were down 47 7 pe rcent from
the sam(· month a year ago. tbe Hank of America
has reportc-d
Bank of America ~•.11d m the report released
just Wednc-sday, new houMng !>tarts in California
m April were al a seasonally adjusted annual ratt'
of 104.000 units. down 9 6 percent from the March
rate
There were 40.500 units in a ctual housing
starts an Callfomaa during the first four months of
1980. That figure was down 32 3 percent from the
sa me penod 10 1979, the report said.
Volca110 Defers
Building Plans
VANCOUVER . Wash. <AP I -Citing
uncertainties created by the eruptions of Mount St.
Helens, National Semiconductor Corp. said it bas
d e f e rred plans to build an $80 million
manufacturing plant in Vancouver.
National manufactures silicon wafers. which.
when cut into chips. form the bullding blocks of
computer circuitry. The firm said 1t will sel~t
another location for Its planned 200.000.square-foot
wafer manufacturing plant.
The firm did say It was negotiating with the
Vancouver School District, whi ch own s the
property on which National had planned to build,
in hopes of retaining a one-year option on the area
LA to Get Share
Of Solar Funds
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Los Angeles, San
Francisco and Phoenix are part of a 20·clty
e n e rgy-savin g prog r a m in solar power.
transportation and s tructural ventllallon systems,
the U.S. Department or Energy has announced.
Under the $2 million nationwide project, Los
Angeles was allocated ~.000 to conduct a passive
solar design, compelillon. Energy Departmeot
Undenec:retary Worth Bateman said.
The city Is currenUy searchtna for mid-to
high-rise buildings which might be suitable for
solar conversion, he said.
Let's not for~et dear
old Dad. Oh sure, we know there's a Father's
Day J USl as there as a Mother's D ay. but
?Some how the Cormc r
neve r ullracts as much
attention as the latter.
People often seem to .say
"Dad doesn't like a fulll
made over him." But re-
ally now. when you think
about It. doesn't ever·
yone a,low rrorn a llltle Ht.ra~Uoo~
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J. P. C11111/ '''"' }16 t•
Our pri.maty aim II t.o ... Ul'9 your bulldinr
the prot«tion of the fhwt qutllty S-i1't -~ applled.111e l#otu1 of tM Job
Iii your •trw bon&11. Be IW9 you pt both.
C..U for an ..tllnrie •
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as president of the National /U·
socialion of BUAiness Economist
he sometimes conducts a reveal·
Ing little test Many people don't
pass 1t.
"If I gave you a little black
box that contaaned a button, and
all you had to do was push the
button to end all inna t1on lm-
mediatel v." he asks his au-
dience, "would you push the but-
ton""
IT IS his opinion that many of
them would not, an opinion
verified by the stunning silence
that ofte n precedes a n y
response Many or thos e who pause before etn swe ring are
owners of homes whose value
has soared.
This is especially true m the
Los Angeles and San Francisco
a r ea. whe re m edian prices
Jumped last year to $83.000 and
$90,000. respeclJvely. far above
the $67,000 national median for
large cities But housing um't the only vest-
ed interest people have an mlla
tion . Some day. says Parry, the
nation mU-"it come to grip!> with
many of il1> i,pendang programs.
mcludlng those for Social ~cun
ty payments
ff PEOPLE are living longer,
he asks. shouldn't we <tt least
consider restricting benefits un-
til a person is older? "Perhaps
to 67~" he asks provoeat1vel}
"It would dramatically lower
the costs."
Trading Jumps
SAN FRANCISCO <AP I
Foreign trade through the West
Coas t Jumped 30 percent dun~
the first quarter of 1980 to $22.5
billion , with lndone">1a n
petroleum imports leading the
wuy. according to economic
ana l}sts of Securit.> Pac1f1c
Bank
And lSn't it absurd. he asks.
for Social Security to be indexed
to inflation in a manner that
permits a 14 percent increase
July l , while wage increases are
restricted to smgle d1g1ts by ex-
ecutive guidelines?
He concedes it is unpleasant to
thmk of cutting So<:aal Securilv. Almost everyone. he recogruzes.
has a relative. friend or acquam·
lance receiving 1t "But indexing
1ust perpetuates anflataon1" he
sa ys.
HE EXTENDS the reasonin g
to state and local pensaorui that
sometJmes permit retirement in
early middle age "The costs are
prohibillve ... he sayi. "Someone
has to !>ay no We J USl can't af-
ford them ..
He paused "I !>Uppose I can
o;a v ttui, ai. an t-conom1 st, but
I m not running for office," he
ba1d. fangermg what he sees as a
,.p.,,,,...... ..
prime cause. Politicians seeking
om ce, he feels , often are infia-
taon perpetuators.
"Long term," he said, "the
nation has to make tough de-
c asions We have lo Increase
spending more slowly. We ltave
to cons ider tax changes to
stimulate saving and investing,
and maybe to restrain spend-ing ...
BUT, IT seems. people like to
borrow and pay back m cheaper
dollars, politicians like to win
vot es, reti ree s lake their
pensions, and homeowners are
overjoyed at s oaring market
va lues. even 1f they might be un-
able immediately to convert
thos e values to cash.
"Too many people have
le arned to live with rising
prices." said Parry. "They have
made dec1i,1ons that require con-
tinued 1nn at1on ..
Ganthl.-
Frank Smatra, for $1 a
year and bet on the
future of C hr ys le r
Corp .. has agreed to act
as a com m e r cia l
spokesman for the trou·
bled automaker.
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MUTUAL FUNDS
BUSJNES~TOC~:
Thu.-.day,1
lo i~ Pri
NYSE COMPOSD'E TRANSACTIONS
N DAILY PU.OT 87
J11ne Graduates
FaciDg Bleak
Jobs Outlook
. •. ~. ..
B1 T1te A.ruel•&ed Presa Thomas C&tey, a 22·year-old araduate of Michigan
State Ualvenlty, bu approached about 40 companies looJt. ln1 for work u a commercial artist since he got b.MJ
bachelor'• clegeo last March. "Bad luck. No luck. Tbe market is ao U1ht rtgbt now
tMte la naithlng," he said tn a recent inten-lew from the
campa1 at East La.ming, Mich. •'Whit. they are teWnc me Is that there are no poti·
tiom opm. It i.s not a question ol being turned down. The
hardest part Ls geulng an lntA!rview ln tbe first place.·' he
said .
WHILE THE MICHIGAN economy is suffering more
than other regions because ol the slumping auto industry,
more and mqre student.a nationwide are likely to race such
problems in the Jot> market this year. ecooomiata say. ~-----~ ''11\la ia definite)~ ......
~I ctr '"••lit-fl ..
•rudf»nf lookfng
for W"Ork t It f.
i I f •
c-f Parfff going tu
b.-a l.ot roggftf»r
•han lmt . .,
the wont time to be CODl·
in1 out ol school sioee
1974," when the COW\l~
was in the depths of its
last recession a. said Keo·
n eth Goldstein. an economi5t at the Con·
rerence Board, a busi·
ness research organiza-
tion in New York.
He points to t h.e
board's index or help
wanted ad veft isi ng
volume as one sign of a
business pullback in hir
Ing.
THAT INDEX, WHICH measures the volume of
classified ··help wanted" advertising in about 50
newspapers across the country, in April took the steepest
one-month dive in the 29-year lustory or the survey.
Its 23-point drop lo 122 pomts, does not spedfically
measure hiring plans for youthful workers. But it is an in-
dication of general business conditions. The index ii;
measured against a 1967 base of 100 and now stands 33
points b<:low the year· ago hgure of 155 . .. There is no question that the underlying trend is
down -down sharply -and 1t w11l go down further. For
any high school or collegt> student looking for work this
summer. 1t is clearly going to be a lot rougher than last."
says Goldstein
NO ONE CAN SAY accurately how bad the summer
job situation may get. But some economists suspect that
the temporary summer job market will be lighter than the
permanent job m arket because summer jobs are one area
many non-seasonal e mployers can cut back if necessary.
Then too. students with s peeiaJ skills or education ~
less Likely to feel the pinch of economic problems th&ft
many others. • Jack Shingelton. Michigan State Universitf 'S place-
ment director. esllmates that, despite the recession. th~
proportion of students without jobs by graduation this year INill only be a percentage point or two above last year's lO
percet)t figure.
IN 11IE SUMMER job marttet. Manpower Inc .. a telb-
porary help company with a nationwide n~twor\: of office;.
says it will rttruit 13 percent fewer vacationing teacben
and students this summer \.ban la.at. or a total of 27.000.
"Natiooally the availability of summer jobs bas eased
rrom the levels of past years. But jobs in more limited
munbers do exi.lt. These jobs will be harder to fmd and most will be in office work." said Mitchell S. Fromstein,
president or the tem porary help company based in
Milwaukee.
Tbe Labor Department estimates that 4 million stu-
dents will be leaving high schools and colleges to swell the
ranlts of the labor force th.is summer . Of those about 1.4
million will be looking for permanent jobs and 2.6 million
for summer jobs. according to department estimates.
THOSE FIGURES. wmcn apply to people 16 to 24
years old. don't include the youthful workers who already
have part-time jobs and will be looking for full·Ume jobs
this summer. Among graduating college students, those with skills m
demand -engineering a nd computer science training ror
instance -are being aggressively pursued. college place·
ment officers report. For others -with degrees an liberal arts. humanities
or other disciplines not m great demand -getting jobs has
been difficult for several years and may become more dif.
hcull this year.
JUDITH O'FLYNN KAYSER of the College Place-
ment Council at Bethlehem. Pa .• says it will be months
before data on this year's job offers is collected. But in re-
cent c:ooversations with employers and college placement
officers ··we have seen some backing off. some reassess-
mt>nt or tu.ring plans. perhaps a lilUe more conservative
attitude." she said. However . Frank Endicott. who annually surveys 120
employen oo their hiring plans. fiOtds "companies are not
cutting back their hirine OI colle1e grad\lat.es in spite of all
this talk of recession.··
Gold, Metal Quotations
By Tbe Alllod18ed Prem
Selected world gold prices today:
..._..: mominl fl.ling $588.n, off, $7.ZS; afternoon
fixing $:580.00, olf $8.00. Parta: aftemoOn rhtin1 ssao.u. off ss.a .
Fualr.fwl: fixina -9Q.05, oft 91.99. Zmtda: $5&&.00 bld. off $11.00; ... 00 uted.
New Ya: Handy " Human mkl·momlne $SIO.OO, olf sa.oo. New Yen: Enaelhard HUln1 price mld·morniq
~90.00, off ... 00.
New Yen: En~lbard fabricat.d IClld mld·mcimin4 •10.a. elf •.n. * * * Mn YORK (AP) -Handy It Rannao 1Uwer us•.
otfto.51. . E~ aU~r Sl.5.$40, otf to.II. fabrteated 111.,.r
sis • off 90.m. : * * . * NE'W YOH (AP) -Spot nonf.-1eu1 metal prtee1 tQ.
day:
CDH• .91*·.91\4 a pound, U.S. de$tlnatloaa.
1.-d N-45 eeotl •pound. mac""' e111t1 a po.cs. delivered. '1111 • .5'180 • pcMIDCI •
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Kay Lenz , in "The Girl in the Park,"
tonight at 9 on NBC, Channel 4.
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F ur1ougf1.. ( 195'1 I Tony
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car-8 THE 8ENHY H1U. s..ow
S.nroy, as • big game
hunter return• w11h a
tropny, Iha f'1r1m1n 1
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South and C8ntral A,.,.,.1.
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KCET 8 8:30 -BUI Moyers Journal "A Conversation With Carlos
Fuentes" Mexico's leading novelllt and
critic is interviewed by Moyers.
KABC D 10:00 -ABC News Closeup
. ''To Die for Ireland" 1be role of the
British Army, the lrish seeking indepen ·
dence and Protestants who want to re-
main a part of Britain are surveyed.
KOCE 9 11 : 00 -Pianists of the
Americas. North, South and Central
American pianists play music of Brahms,
Lizst, Debussy, Gershwin and others.
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pley In , .... pr..ugloul goti
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f 19521 $pen(;9r Tracy
Kathetlne ~n A New
Yen C11Y aoorts l>'ornol•
turn a 1n •• · plly11cel
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~Of the athlehc WOt1d
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rw that once encouragect
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la• Ramie~~ y.,,,,
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3:46 1 NEWS
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A ,_ blllk In North For11
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4:00 11 MOVIE
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svndoeate
YEAH ~ Wt AiH(R-
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TV's 'Semi-Tough' Completely Bad
C"·hm11
D o rothy
Bcnh<im . 1977
~1 JS)i America.
will cohost the
M1)is California
Pageant June 21
at 8 p .m on
KTLA. Channel
5 with TV-radio
per so nalit y
S a m m y Jackson.
By PETER J. BOYER
• LOS ANGELES <AP> "Sem1·Tough," which
didn't dt:serve it, has been slandered, mutilated.
humihated and tn v1ahzt:d these las t few wt:eks by ~ clumsy pretender of a TV series on ABC shame·
lessly pas.sing itself off as "Scm1 ·Tough ·· !Chan·
nel 7, 9 30 pm./.
Worse. the imposter is unfunny.
If you haven't seen this s lack series. slop read·
i.ng . I wouldn't want to arouse a cunos1ty the s how
doesn 't deserve.
IMAGINE. IF YOU'RE OF hardy enough
mind to, laking Dan JenJu.ns' wry novel <or the
otever Burt Reynolds-Kris Krlstogge rson·Jil
C}jyburgh movie that was made Crom ltl and put·
t!ng it through a trash
Wmpac!Dr. Twice [ J Jenkins· ,,,,,, was a TV REVIEW
sharp-witted parody,
hugely comic, or pro foot·
ball. Its heroes, Shake
and Billy Clyde. were raucous caricatures of the
mythical macho gridiron warriors of the NFL.
tledonlst.s of the first order.
They could not. to state it simply, be transmul·
ed into weekly television sitcom characters
SO, WHY WAS IT T RIED? Perhaps for the
same reason that ABC is trying to tum "Breaking
Away" -a tidy, wholly complete little film -Into a aeries for the fall <starring, ii you can believe it,
Shaun Cassidy I : It's easier to adapt a success than
to create a success . • • Although TV adaptations have the advantage
bl familiarity and ancestoral popularity, they have
the disadvantage of a restrictive medlum lhat re·
JIUlres a broadening and lowering ol the material.
.. "The Odd Couple" and "M·A·S-H'' are the
pnly two adaptations In years that were worth
watching, the former because of Tony Randall's
inspired mania and the latter because of adapter
Larry Gelbart's genuine talent 1 aided b) an equc.tl
ly talented cast 1
TO FTT ANOTHER MEDIUM·s !.UCCt'S ... into
the half hour TV s itcom form. you must somehow
retain the s pmt of the original while tossing a bone
to network TV's pct. the Lowest Co mmon
Denominator Larry Gelbart. perhaps alone. can
do this, and won 't any more
Anyway, to the creature at hand. Bruce
McGill, who was D·Day in "Animal House" I and.
ironically. ABC's horrible failure of an adaptation
of that film ... Fella House" I plays Billy Clyde.
second-string quarterback for the New York Bulls.
McGill is a likeable enough actor. and I sup·
pose 1t 's not entirely his fault that Billy Clyde
!>t'cms ;i pudgy wimp. but tht•n· 1t 11> Bill:. Clyde as
b1rtht•d b\ Da n .Jenkms "'as a rharm1nR rake This
one !>hould bC' "'ear1n~ double knil5 and :!>elhn& hfe
ins uranct•
BlT McGILL'S BILLY CLYDE 1~ art 1t!'>elf
next to the offense created b) David H&!>selhoff in
trytnl{ to con1ure lhc character Shake. the :!>paced
out receiver Wher<' did th1!> guy come from., He
i.uggests a hairdresser going lo a rostume party
Had there been no ··Semi-Tough." book or
movie, this sitcom would have seemed j ust
another tepid s itcom meant to offend the rewest
and sell some soap
With a fine. hilarious book and a charming
movie to compare tt to, though, "Semi.Tough" 1s
sem1~mbarrassang And completely bad
Bos ton Pops Conduetor
He Marries
BOSTON <AP> -What do orchestra conduc·
tors do on their days off., Well. this week, Boston
Pops conductor John Williams got married
Williams , a 48·year-old widower, married free·
lance ph<>lographer and inte rior d esigne r
Samantba Wins low in a private ceremony Mon·
day. says a Pops spokes man. The only guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Newman. Newman, vice
president for mus1c ol 20th Century.Fox, was to be a
guest conductor of the Pops this week.
The Pops plays e very night but Monday tb.rpu1b
MOVIE RATINGS
FOR PARENTS AND
YOUNG PEOPLE
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'!Ml el!A4. 0# '!Ml MOI ION l'ICfUM COOi OI KV N~TIO!t
mid -July. Th e Pops said Williams prob·
ably would not have \Im~ for an official honey-
moon because he 1s to condurt a concert in western
Mass achusetts in August and then begin e<>mpos·
ing for a movie.
Williams won academy awards for his "Star
Wars .. and .. Superman" scores and for his ar-
rangement of the movie version of "Fiddler on the
Roof.·· The couple wllJ live in Boston and Los
Angeles, where Ms. Winslow. who will retain her
maiden name, is baaed.
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Together Again
Actors Ross Martin, left, and Robert Conrad are together again for
the filming of a television movie, "More Wild, Wild West." The
pair are shown here in a big gambling scene with $15,000 on the ta·
ble.
NBC Hits Lowest
Ratings on Race
NEW YORK !AP> -N BC had the week's
fourth moat -wa t ched show. a movie called
"Secrets of Three Hungry Wa ves." but the bJgh
finiaheT didn't seem to help much.
The network was t hird in the three-way race
for the 1Sth straight wt•ek. with the lowest rat ing
-12.9 -of any network !>tnc:e thL· 1979-80 season
began in September.
CBS, MEANWHILE, LlSfED E IGHT of the
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week's Top 10 proRrams the only othe r excep· ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!i~~~~
tion was ABC's "Three's Com pany" an the No. 7 "'!
position -and won the networks' race for the fifth
week in a row.
CBS' rating was 14.9 t.o 14.3 for ABC and
NBC's 12.9. The networks say that means in an
a ve rage prime-time m inute dunng the week. 14.9
percent of the nation's television.equipped homes
were watching CBS.
Figures from the A C. Nielsen Co. for the week
ending June 8 showed CBS' ··oo Minutes" as the
No . l show, dis placing ABC's newsmagazine.
"20·20." the p revio us week'!> wanner. which
tumbled to 16th.
"60 MINUTES," COMPOSED OF one ne w seg·
ment •and two broadcast earlier. had a rating of
22.6. Nielsen s ays that means of a ll the homes in
the country with TV. 22.6 percent saw at least part
of "60 Minutes."
Most of the programs shown during the week
had been broadcast before . Two original shows on
CBS d id well -the annual "Tony A'>'ards Show ..
in ninth place. and the premiere or a comedy
series. "Phyl and Mikhy," in 10th.
ABC also scored with new shows. a made·for
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"Night.side:· which finis hed 11th. and a new
episode of the sitcom "Whe n the Wtustle Blows ...
which was 13th.
"SIEGE." A CBS MOVIE BEING broadcast
for the first tame. finished No. 30 for the week.
whale an NBC movie. 'The Mackintosh Ma n." was
No 38. and "Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved
Hollywood," another CBS fi lm, was No. 50.
Both ABC and NBC had two shows amonj'.! the
week"s five least-watched. An ABC movie, "B11Uon
Dollar Threat." was No 63. followed by "The
Yeagerit" on ABC. "The Stockard Channing
S how" on CBS. and two NBC prof,!ramc;. "The
Rockford Files" a nd "NBC Rcporb The
Presidential Nominating Process.··
Here are the w~k's Top 10 proerams
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Thut'lday. June 12, 1980 DAILY PtL.OT iai
Carson
Returns
June 18
l!VERY THUMOAY • FRIDAY· M MaJ29 ---lt
Nell Simon's . . .
''THE GINGERBREAD LADY.,
Directed by l.oulM van Vlenen
T1~ete: IUO 8'udeftte a Ir. ~ne IS.00
CURTAfH -t:30 ~.M.
( toe Off wmn iiii At I
NEWPORT THEATRE ART8 CENTER
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LOS ANGELES <AP> 0.0.. ..... a leflDrm.._-tT5-S1U
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"TOGIPt Show" fans
who have mlaaed that
familiar open1a& will be
beart.nc it aeain next
week, NBC s ays ,
b ecause star J ohnny
Carson, recu perating
from a procedu re t o
cle ar a blocked leg
artery, is feeling well enough lo r e turn to
work.
Carson will WOJ"lt two thr~y weeks, begin• I
nin g June 18, before
b e ginnine a r e gular
vacation in J uly, said
J~ Bleedeo. the ..N BC
publiclst assigned to the
"Tonight Show."
The silver-haired but
still boyisb-lookine 54·
year-old comedian wall
host bis popular late·
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Cill OOUIY STBB> I
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rugbt abow Wednesday._5:::=~=:~~;;;;:=;=:;;;;;;:;~~~~~~~ Thursday and Friday of
next week. and appear
t h e s a m e d ays th e
following w~k.
Carsen plans to spend
se v e r al w eeks in
Eng land and Fra nce
a fte r the J une ap·
p e arances o n th e
"T o n1giht S h o w ."
Bleeden said He will
begin hosung the show
again July 23.
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'Markham' ~o•edy Theater ·for t,._e Fan. Of It
Sb years •10, tbe Hu0Un1toa Beach
PlaybouM MIU t.o alter \ta rathlr toUtrvaU•• cna1• wtu. lbe local prtml«e ol a madcap Mt
far« called "Not Now. DarUaa," a show wbJcb
u • Jult aboot all ol It.I t..ui. memtt.n PMI
down to tbtir 1e1atJ at oae polat « anot.hv.
J>a.lbty With Lbe ID IDClil'Y ol tht lhow'a IUt•
C'e'P in miDd, t.be play-.e hu c.u.d ..., IAOlher
,.m tram tbe au.. o1 ··o.,,..-· pl1JWl't1ht.1 Ray Coon~ and John Chapman. lt'a calltd "Move
Over. Mn. Markham "
WftAT&VS& YOU •AY ... ,,..,.from tbe dtle
problbl)' LI ClOl"Net -tl'a I briM ud bfeaY tall d H veraJ unconaumm1ted ao¥e al'flll"I and, IP.
parent.ly, only oae bed ln aU cl Ob.n.teftdom. The
Old mlltaken tdenUl)' 1lmnalck la "'°'*eel overtime ln • OODllop romp I.bat ~ mcreutnily com·
pUcated -ud lDc~aalaal)' tunny. "Markham.·~ Uk• "Dar}laa;' l• a Britiab lm ·
port. thouab YoU trOUJdn't knoiw lt viewln& direct.or
Kenneth Karp's Americam.d produeUoe in Hunt·
\naton Beaeh. Some ol the hu~ probably would
glay better with en EnaJtah ~t. but • sex com·
eody ls a sex comedy on eJtber aide ol the AUantic.
lt'a not an eaay play to mount, 11ven ita
frenetic demand.a on pace and tJmin1, but Karp
and h1a cast do a commendable job. Some U1bten·
inl and palish are in order, notably ln the second
act, but t'he act.on know where the laughs are, and
they deliver them handily.
THE MOST .. PaE881VI! performances are
delivered by Carrie Mowery in the title role of a
woman who wouldn't dream ol having an affair
and John Szura as the decorator she pushes Into
the bedroom when she thin.Its her husband's stray.
tng. Mill Mowery, a fine dramatic actress, siules
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lntermleaiOn
Tom Titus
l9 a CGIDldle roa. wblle Siva, ooe Of the top comic
"rfonnera locally. haa a fleld day wltb bll cbaraet.er. a eloMt beterOMJluaJ.
Bob HJck1 enact.I MW Mowery '• auper.aquare
bu1band, a publisher of cbUdren•a b"OOki. and
Lane• DW. portrays hla •wln&in1 partner, both
qulte ettectlvely. Gall Reyburn b fine u Dank.I'
fruttrae.d apouse while Geani Klein la qwte eood
u the maid artempUn1 a tryst with Siura.
Completina the cast are Racer Milla aa an
over1rown teddy bear cudd.llns with Miss Reyburn
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1'·Y•ar-olci J-'l• O'Kletre, publlabed on pa1e 81 ol New Weat .,, .. ,.,iM'a J11119 1t a.ue.
llAIUN&LAND -'' Peop# IMo or-. ooer four /Ht &aU Giid
......,. ol MM 7S ~ca 00 at MoriMbld's MW mo.n-mode
..,...~ C1Q110riann /or # . . . M11 little ml~ meuured up to 8"'W ,._,.,....., e:zcept ...,,,., "° w had to be /WIMJ out o/
CM toGter' bf Uw lwlpfMl ottndtmt." ••• SAN DIEGO WILD ANIMAL PARK -"In the elephant show.
tM «~ OIW/. U.. trairwr hod o IDOffdlr/1ll worldllg rrkl·
tionahip. If I hod trt&aUd the eWphant as much °" t/N tramn dtd.
I '°°"""''' how had to clou m11 ~·and miu port of the show.·· ••• LION COUNTRY SAFARI -"Lion Country Sa/an alao has
on ooiary, bill it was dosed when I waa there because a Dcunk
/amUy hod moved m." •••
KNOTrS BERRY FARM -"The empham at Knott's u not
on jam bMt on riUs." ••• MAGIC MOUNTAJN -"When I cuked Magu: Mountmn's
public rela&m people for a ~u kit, theu said they only gave
them to 'bona /VU' presa·people. Until I got home and looked 1t
llP in Uw dictionaty, I didn't blOCD whol 'bona fide' meant, so I
wom 't S1n if I toas off ended." ••• DISNEYLAND -''What moTe can I 3011 about the best·
eatabli.shed and most fun of all amusement porks?"
"I d idn 'l know exactly
what (they> wanted," says the
eheerfUI youth ot the Ont draft.
"It WU moet.ly facts and (they)
wanted me to put more humor and cokw into it."
For the second draft. Jennifer
fended otf '';!l;stions and criticisms ol fa and friends.
The only advic. she accepted
was her mother's help with grammar
The ~ attempt hit the
mark. It was published with only
a couple of corrections .
"There's not a lot of kids writ·
ing for magazines. I tbink that
gave me a big advantage," she
says. "When I get a little older
I'll probably have more trouble getting published.•·
In the meantime. she's bas.k-
ing in the excitement and atten-
tion generated by the magazine
publication.
Jennifer was paid $100 for the
review and reimbursement for
her reportiru? excursions to the
amusements parks.
SHE HANDLED the assign-
ment like a seasoned veteran.
visiting each attraction before
contacting public relations of·
fices for press information kits .
Although she didn't think PR of-
ficials would coJor her reporting
objectivity, she says, "l didn't
want to take the chance."
Her unmistakeable favorite
was Disneyland. San Diego's
Sea World comes in second.
By JOEL C. DON
Of Ille o.Mr PIMit S\Mt
Jennifer O'Kieffe bas
managed a journalistic coup.
coln Log. hatched the story idea
two years ago when she moved
With her mother to California.
New West eliminated a S«tion
on Movieland Wax Museum,
without much protest from the
)'Oungjoum alist.
"I said it's a place you can af.
ford to miss." she says. "I didn't
give it a good review. I found
w ax figures morbid and spooky ..
After all, not many writers
can boast success with their first
free-lance magazine submission.
But the 13-year-old Newport
Beach youngster has launched
her professional writing career
with an impressive journalistic
scoreboard: Acceptances 1; Re·
ject.ions o.
THE JUNE II ISSUE of New
West magazine features Jen-
nifer's "A Kid's Guide to Kids'
Summer Fun," a personal re-
view of nine Southern Califom.ia
amllM!ment puts and attrac-
tions .
Wbatpage?
"Ninety-two!" Jennifer
spouts, a number that she'll no
doubt treasure for some time.
And the bubbly seventh-grader from Lineoln"Middle School even
got a cover tease line to boot..
Jennifer, who is a reporter for
her school newspaper, the Un·
New West editors liked the
idea of amusement park reviews
from the critical eye of someone
who perhaps cherishes the u).
timate in thrills and spills.
TO GET HEil ARTICLE
published, Jennifer sent a query
letter outllninl her idea to one of
the magazine's editors.
Included in the query were
samples of her writing and a re-
view of the Laserium show at
Griffith Observatory. Jennifer's
idea w as accepted and a COP·
tract signed by April 1979.
She says her first draft lacked
the spunk and personality
needed for the review. J ennifer
learned the bitter taste or hand-
ing in the fll'St draft the day of
her deadline.
With little time to rewrite the
piece, New West s helved the re·
view for publication the next
summer.
FOLLOWING IN THE
footsteps or her father, a former
newspaperman in the Midwest,
Jennifer s ays she'd lite to
become a professional
journalist. U a writing career
sours. she says she'd also lilce to
become an actress.
Jennifer offers the following
advice for ~iring free-lance
journalists. ~/
·•Just k~ pursuing it. Don't
give up. ~y're not going to
give you an assignment unless
you're persistent," she says.
"I figured if they <New West)
didn't print it I would send it lo
another magazine,'· abe adds.
Next year she'll be ed.itor-in-
chief of the Lincoln Log. She'll
also be a cheerleader and stu-
dent council vice president. Budding journalist Jennifer O'Kieffe
'Superdad' Das Fon With Kids
By MICHAEL DOUGAN
Of CM O.lly P'li.t SIMI
Jerry Cammarata has made a
career out of fatherhood.
It all started eight years ago
when Cammarata revolutionized
national labor laws by demand-
ing -and getting -paternity
leave from his job as a teacher
in the New York City school
system.
What followed were countless
talk shows, a popular book on
being a daddy. the loss or his job
due lo layoffs and. now. a possi-
ble televlsion special based on
hts life
All be<:ause Cammarata want·
ed lo spend a little more time
with his daudlters.
CAMMARATA, A FORMER
teacher and speech pathologist.
said he realized that something
was wrong one day as be left for
work and his daughter asked
him to brlnR home a rat.
A rat?
Sure. she replied. Didn't he go
to the rat races every day luw
he told her?
"I was running round .
working a lot of Jobs and maJong
a lot or money," said Cam·
marata, 32. on a recent visit to
Orange County while talkmg to
NBC officials about the proposed
TV show.
"I really thought the next COU·
pie or days -It really was a rat
race. I was malting material
gain . but I was not domg anyt.hing ror my family.··
So Cammarata asked for four
years of paternity leave to play
a greater role in the upbrmging
or his children. The case came
before the Federal Equal
Employment Opportunities
CommJaslon and Cammarata
won, establishing a national pre-
cedent or which he said rtiw
employers or workers a re
aware.
BE TRINKS MORE men
would take advantage of the rul-
ing. requlrial all businesses that
ofCer niatenilty leave to make a
pat.ernlt1 leave of equal time
avallable, if they knew about it.
(However. like most maternity
leaves, time off for fatbera
.rn t•mployel' the more produc·
ll\ l' that emplo~ ee 1s going to
be ... h e t'l.11med "The
breakdown or the family has
been the result of the mdustnal revolullon ..
The concept of paternity leave
may be Cammarata·s first
radical departure from tradi·
tional thinking on fatherhood.
but at is hardly his last. He also
belaevt>s 1n thro wing out
psycholog1cal theory and jargoo
in favor of lessons learned from
the arumal world, encouraging
fathers and sons to play with
dolls and. at least lD his own
home, allowing young children
to make long distance phone
<'alls lo complete strangers.
Some or these ideas are put
forth in "The Fun Book of Fatherhood ... Cammarata's
book that has been picked up as
an option by Ed Frlendly
Productions for a 1982 Movie ol
the Week.
"One ol the things I tried to
project ls not to tell parents bow
to be parents,·· he said.
"Parents have been 'helped' lo
death. ProlesslonaJa have taken
the leadership away from
parents."
usually la without pay, a bitch .. TUE BOOK IVST kind of
for fa.milles that can't afford to shows that you need to have fUn
live on aavtnp or the mother's with your kids," added Cam·
eal'lllntl.> , m1rata. "Youn~ to get down
. ..Tben la a revt.ed interest in to their level ; you need to be a
f atbertac in teneral," said Cam· kid younelf. '' marata. "Dada are flndlq a Bal this doesn't mean parents
new w_, ol tnterpret1n1 their re-should rellnqulab lbelr rolea as
laUOOlldp witb their tidl. · · tbe people ln charae. be said.
"Tbere'• the dad tc>day who ''Kldl wut to look to paniDtl tat. bU 10D out on the toil and eee tbem make dedlklna,
eourM.; wbllit be ua.t to Jean r1IM or M'Olll· n.-y ... , wa
bl• Mme,'' be added. "The to :bear, 'Well, Wliae'do JOU want
fatlMI' todU la on a Dft bllh ID to do?'"
Amertoa' about •tmtUll to lte Al cMldreD_ pow okt•, tJaey wl.,. WkWl.0 acqul.N tbe akilla~nec111aey to
ca.marata tblW t.be tlDaft. make decl1loa1, Hld Cam·
etal ........ ecmld be Oftr· marau. But, at ftnt, U.., talre ceme1ill'OU&ha plan that would comlort La knowillf somebody ta ...._ a wporatlon to tiet JD ln eharae. ·
IDOMJ Mela ~ to a family ''87 .snc t.be ulmala ea •·
fad. fte money would be Uled amples we can teach maar ol
to aupport pareata oa tbelr the Milli they -.:a:· cl&lmed ...... $i1Ui'ata. ··~ • .,..., .....
-tlole .. &be .... ' tb9 '"TD --A OO•PANY ma ud poppa bear wOI
eu • eo .,... .. tM faaally ol slap die bab7 to k9'P 1t •w11."
This illustrates that human
parents. too. /fTIUSt sometimes
take sioular actions to protect
the children they love, he said,
and 1t can be explained to kids
that way.
Many or Cammarala's con:
cerns involve communication
between parent and child. He
believes that communication
can be enhanced by playing with
dolls -and that goes for little
boys, too.
"I believe dads and moms should play with dolls and little
boys should play with dolls." he
sajd. "You can tell what kids
are feeling by the way they play
with dolls."
Cammarata also allows his
daughters to play with the
phone, althoueh there are
limitations.
RE DAS COUECl'ED more
than 3.000 telephone books from
across the United States. Each
evening, be allows his daughters
to pick a book, select a name at
random and make one three-
minute call.
Afterwards, the children loot
up lbe city they talked to on the
map and \earn a bit about it.
••People on tbe east coast
would Jmt slam the phone down
immediately, but ln the IOUtb
and on the west coat people
were more amenable to eoa.-
veraatloa,.. Cammarata re·
poNd.
Cammarata was aaked bow
youaptera can be protected
from lelf~" bablta Ute dn&I .... ~and a..-.
amoklni Wblen tlleM tlalllla u.
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(Jt DAil. Y PILOT
Tbll WU not lM W i for falat IOQ1a to M
out pat1.Jina -or at ltH\ \bole who 1• MU ck
eulb, btcaUM most of lhe recent aot1al life b.u
be.non boats
The Junio.r EbtU Club of Newport ~b
started the whole t.blot wllh • Newport Harbor
B•ppe11l•9•
By Judith Otaon
mdN aboard the J 15-foot CatalMa HolUof for --.et of U.. Albert Silt.on Home.
Tltled Sitton on t.b B~, \he pany lnehaded ~. mtertalnment and refresbmn\I and a
TOIDUl!Ue eveaiq oo lhe bl& ahlp.
No one wanted to 1et off the boa\ when it re-
tu.r'Hd to the dock •t mldnl&bt followiq a
three-hour cnaile.
The trip was a complete sellout, accord.iq
to elub president Gent S.aplre, who was there
witb ber buaband Paal. Mon than 300 guesta
crowded on the boat and many more were
for the home, which pleased the club officers.
BUI EdeUlauer, owner of the Holiday, who
alao pllota it back and forth to Catalina every
day, Ctedded to hire another skipper so be could
enjoy the festivities too.
But be didn't bri~ hls party clothes and bis
wile NGrma didn't either, so Edelbauser bad to
socialize in hls grubbies.
AIDOlll euests were Jeanne and Joe Bauo,
BUI .... Nuey Steiner (he's director of Albert
Sitton), Marjorie aad Allen Whhe, GU aDd Aatta rer.u-. Sara and Dan La Flamme, Larry
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SCOTilSHGALA
Mr. and Mrs. Wale• Wallace
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SITTON ON THE BAY
Gem Shapiro, Biii Steiner, Norma Edelhaueer
and Cec De er.a and Tom ud Marso JUaer.
ly.
High Hopes Neurological Recovery Group
also took to the water for its recent awards din-
ner. • 'lbl.s time the vessel was the Pavilion Queen
and the purpose was to honor students for out-
standing achievement. individuals fo~ volunteer
service and community service orgamution.s for
their support.
• The event was partially underwritten by
Bob Bia~ owner or the Pavilion Queen, and
B•&b Mardlboa, HJgh Hopes board member,
who split the cost of renting the sblp.
High Hopes provides educational services to
young adults who have suffered traumatic
head injury.
The next party was also aboard a ship but
this vessel doesn't move.
The Scottish Lowland Clans and Families
Society gathered for its first annual Ban-
nockburn Gala and Grand Ball in the Queen's
Grand Salon of the Queen MC11lJ last weekend.
On the program were a variety of attrac·
tions, including dinner. e xhibitions of Highland
and Country dancing by the Strathleven Scottish
Dancers Association, traditional bagpipers and
dancing to J ack Rennie's Thistle Dance
Orchestra.
It was a colorful evening since many guests
turned up in formal kilts. Guests included Mr . ..S Mn. Wales W.
Wallace of Three Arch Bay (he's president of
the clans) and members of the consulate staffs
from Great Bntain, Australia. New Zealand
and Canada .
The final boat party was a half day fishrn1t
Housewives' Plight Difficult
Being a housewife has never been able to
attract well-adjusted people.
If a woman is stable when she enters the
marriage state, she doesn't st ay that way long.
Socks disappear in the washer, fingerprints ap·
pear near the ceiling, a pair of sunglasses are
found in the meat keeper and for no apparent
reason an old Girl Scout pin appears on the
dog's tall.
Fiesta
Gabriel Zavala plays guitar as Helen Ray
dances in anticipation of annual F .esta
sponsored by the Bells of the Bowers
· Museum soc1aJ auxlllary to be held July 12 ln museum's Spanish courtyard. Looking oa are Ann Spencer and Dr. John Karlen.
Tbe nveeeum benefit will lnclude a Spanish
din.Der. Belenatlons at.'25 per penon can
be ma byeaJUna ~.
WHENEVER I GET a letter regarding one
o( the mysteries or keeping house. I Just smile a
crooked llWe smile, put the letter in a drawer
and go back to humming and roctmg.
The drawer is quite run and maybe I should
share them with you to let you know you're not
alone.
A poor. unfortunate woman from Connec·
tlcut noted a slow-draining bathroom sink a few
weeks ago. When her husband removed the
pipe, she discovered: one dime, six pennies.
three Bingo chips, two dlce, six toothpaste caps,
a few lollipop sticks and one toy ft.re ~e lad·
der.
"I'm no fool," she s aid. "l am convinced
whatever was down my drain was gambling
and the ladder had to be used as a means to get
in and out of the drain. I posted a sign that said,
'NO GAMBLING.' You understand that, don't
you'?"
Sure.
ANat'HER WOMAN from New York wrote,
"I have a monster chair that claims and stores
pins. needles, curlers, penclla, preUela and ap-
ple cores, but it never gives back the 1ood stuff.
· "I actually saw it devour a mosaic rt.QI my
husband bought me in Israel and a pair ol ex·
pensive cuticle scissors. but when we turned the
chair upside down they weren't there. Tell me
you've had that experience I"
Sure.
1 have been a bot.alewife for n )'ears.
1 found my Social Security card tD tbe
silverware drawer and • rectal theJ'mometer m
the pocket of my U:i Jacket.
I don't know aoJW,aa &DJ1DON.
trip for 101De dada ud 1c. from~ ti\
Mar.
The party boarded a boat at Da.91'1 Loe-er
and cauabt mackenl alad baatta.
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After the trip, the Bob Howudl .......
buffet tupper tor the f amlU..
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Mr. and Mn. Harry R.lDk• ~ Nnport
Beacb hotted a prlvat.e reception for Ame Ar•--.. former amb..,ador to Great Brl·
t.ainCo.bo.ta were former .... 8-. DIMll S.
Ca,,1•t11 and polWcaJ ccmult.Ut ....n IL s.ew. Mrs. Arm.Itron&. wbo a1ao aened u a
counselor with cabinet rank to pJ"elidelltl Ford
and Nlxoft. la chairman of the Vietor)' IO com-
mittee. a Republican NaUoaal Committee pro-
ject.
Coral Groff, daupler of JIJ .... Mn.
Slcbard S. Gl"Cllf or Costa llesa. bas been ln·
at.ailed as Honored Queen ol Bethel 321. Job's
Oau&hters. Huntinston Beach. Her theme was "A Soos of Joy is a Song or
Your Heart" and her color scheme was aqua
and coral.
Four Newport Harbor Area dtiJem have re..
celved the Silver Anchor Award from the
Dolphins of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce.
The "unsung heroes of the community,·• as
they are called by Dolphin Eartlae I.Mp, chairman of the award presesntaUoo, are Suu
Baroa. Mary Pea~. Du S.Cen and Pa.i
Salata. Newp9ft lleHll llayor Jukk Beaikr pre-
sented the awards.
Also honored were Retue JOJ and llaU.y
' •Wer, who received white orctuds
Mn. &eR Aall ~a member of the
Golden West College music faculty. lectured re·
cently on the college's beanng impalttd pro-
gram for the Hong Kong Society for the Deaf
during a viait to Hong Kong.
Aaemblymu and Mrs. Deaia •~ and Collgreumu Jerry Pauen. were among
guests at a gala evening s ponsored by the Gov·
emment Relations Committe of the Pe rforming
Arts Council of the Music Center of Los An&eles
County.
The festivities included a buffet·re~ptlon in
the Do r othy C handler Pavilion and a
performance of "The Elephant Man" at the
Ahmanson Theatre . Chairman of the "enioe
was Vidal Suaoaa.
En:le and IUlda I.attn of Nnrport Beacb
enjoyed a Caribbean cruiae aboard tbe TSS
F~.
More than 200 Meals on Wheels volunteers
were honored dunng a breakfast at SQu.th Coast
1t1 ed ical Center. South Laguna.
The event wu hosted by the auxibary and
administration of the hospital. mcluding Paal
McQaade, administrator
Stlaa Wolf, c hairman of community
services for the auxiliary. was in cha.ree of the
brealcfast. On her committee were 8eUJ Bee·
dersom, &ay Kraaer, Dena MJller, TrM1
O'Brien, Fran vmto and Marte "'1te.
Meals on Wheels, which delivered more
than 10,000 trays Jut year, was originated by
Marte Ceolr and PaallDe Walpia.
If 1'0fl have cm iUm for HappafliwOt, lftlll • lo
Jtldi1Jt CX.,.. al tlw DaUr PUoc, P.O. Sor r•. Com
lie.a, CA nns. or coll lwr al HI~. ffGfp 11111
niu ~ Twadaw·
Singla calndor "°" todl "9 »• Giid cm·
taiu fllforrnaltM °" ~ '"*"'· pGftia-" n1ftlU opn to the pub& bl tJw Or'Ollflf Coad -..
Snd noCku to Sblflk• ~. Dailf Pflot, P.O.
Bor UIO, eo.to Me.a, CA mJI. IJtCl .... JOllT imM
and telqhorw Pltlmbn' Notticu,,...., be reeciDed hDO
weeb an~ of CA nint.
''"' finding • ~ .,. hc.lmbte -beceuA' tfGht -=======::::Jn o w t h e M A ff Y I ELLSWORTH JEWELAY UFFBl.'S ~I · HD•CltllY
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Pianos
8nd Organs
LESSONS · INSTRUMENTS
TAPES · RECOAOS
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Fnlllon lt18ftd 140-9020
O&tlf , ... au .. 11 \
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You'll vtbtlte fN minute
)'OU enter (NI door.
Do SOINllNnO .-dttnO CNs week! You owe rt to
youreetf lo ........ ,,,...,
and Innovative and ...,..,...
Th8fft 11 a eoaciaf floe* tor
you -°' lhe '80fl' ~
Let's~ It~ f\'Of"
Mary's really great
OOllection of rw. ,...wy on
the ground& al 08' Wetlb •
Newport• llln.
Just tett OUf v9et c-tong r or Pant " )"OUr.eff) you· re going to Mary's where
1ewelry buying Is an
e•C111ng eJtpenence -8'lO
you II love our pnoes
Ttll Lafer
Mary
I'S _____ • ..,._,.,.,.., ..... ... _,.. __ _ --,._.,_.. _,. -·-.. ~--· 1107 Jllmbotee Rd.
Newport 8ead't
64'-0130
Both are youfs with
soortswear from L.A
Seat covers made wfttl
suoer-solt P4'tt-Washed
1 OO"JC. pyre cotton -
guaranteed not to
stw nk' Outfit shown. In
VIVtd turoUOtse IS 1ust
onf' from a seled•on of
SP a l C o vers
so o r t s w e a r .
ava1tablf' tor order m a
ra1nb0w of colors
V-nectted too' 16
baggy pant,
w1tfl s 16 ankle cvtt
3467 Via Udo
Newport Beach
673-4510
(parking lot entrance)
FEATURING
Volunte~rs Sought by
Good Neighbor Group
Tbe FISH or1aalaaUoo of lb•
Newpor\ &eacb.(;oeta MMa·lrvtne
area. ob jua\ paued it.a Ulb
blrtbd1y. nad1 ltt butlnu• la
IMN" ...... ud more Neb yHr. a.i tbt ''fOOd Mllbbot-'' prwram donn"t ..,..,. __,. voturrteera Lo
keQ .. with tM detDad. "W• could UM et leut 100 DlC>A,"
aald CaratJD MUB•ee. pro( <Wl&I
con•uhaal &o nsa.
nteded but a minimum ot 26 dnven
mus\ be •ICJlf'd up before ll c11D be
1tart.td
Thouah Pl.SH and Mobil• Meals are part ol tbt Newport·MeH·lrvtne
lnterf alt.h Councll. volunteers need
not be member• of chur~ht-a or
lynlfOI'*· The need for FISH services Is
lacreulna betau.se ol lnllaUoo and
mobWty ln Southern CaUromla, Mrs
M llUlten noted ftJTY ADDITIONAL drtv.,.. ire
needed for tbe llob&te Meals
pJ'Ol'r•m. tn wbieb two meala per day
are deUvend to \boee uable Lo cook,
ind 50 more be4>en in \he FISH
proaram ~ be med.
For tbe FISH pro1ram. which
renden such ald u tranaportatlon,
sbopptq. bab)'·•ltting and bak1n&
cooluea. volunteers are aalled to
donate 1Z hours 1 month and can sago
up for a apedfic day.
"People Uve In motels because
they can't afford deposits ror
IPlflll)ftlta and they often come here
looklna for a Job and need belp until they get their first paycheck."
FISH ALSO IS beg&ontn& a senior
vhitin1 service which will put
elderly people in toucb with each otber by telephone, and H ts
particlpatin& an a task force to
establish a borne for battered women
in South OTange County.
DOCTORS
HOUSEC>il
SERVICE
Dlapatcbers are also needed to
accept calla and match volunteerfi. All gasoline ts reimbursed at 12
cents a mile. Mn. Milliken sa..id.
The stati.sttcs rrom 19'19 are an
indiration or the growing need for
FISH services. A total of 23,810
services were rendered by 365
volunteers.
(7~4) 851-1895
MOBILE MEALS drivers work two
hours a day but are only on call
every few weeks. Another route is
Persons wishing lo help may caJI
FISH at 642·6060.
WeHare No Disgrace
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: A letter thal
appeared in your
co lumn from "A
Taxpayer in Akron"
made me so mad I got a
headache.
As you have probably
guessed by now, we are
welfare recipients. We
hate iL But my husband
ca nnot find work
because the re are po
jobs. He is going to
school trying to learn a
trade. He wants t o
support his family more
than anything in the
world. 1l'°6e months of
making the rounds of
employment agencies
and corning home with
nothing were
heartbreaking, He felt
ashamed and
·humiliated and there
was nothing I could do to
make him feel better
about himself.
I took a very difficult
training course so f
could wort in a special
kind of plant and passed
with high marks -but l
can't find a job either. So we are oo welfare.
We are not luy. We
are not crooks. We are
just like millions or
other people in this
country. Out of work
and trying to bold our
( Boroseope
FRIDAY, JUNE U
By SYDNEY OMARR
)
ARIES (Mar. 2l·Apr. 19): Accent on
routine. security. building, home, settling a
long.standing assignment or issue. Key is to
consolidate. Get promises, agreements in writ·
ing. TAURUS <Apr. 20·May 20): Good news
comes concenung U1p, v1s1l, manuscnpts. rel·
atives. Refuse lo be painted into comer. Main·
tain space, territorial rights and privileges.
GEMINI <May 21.June 20): Money, mrome
potential, turning over a new leaf -these
dominate scenario. Check hidden clauses, be
aware of loopholes; you have grand chance to
insure a very profitable transaction. Be alert,
do your homework.
CANCER <June 21-July 22): Emphasis on
independence. originality, sharp timing -you
get chance to correct rec:ent errors. Analyze.
discover reuoaa. communicate feelings to one
who is special lo you.
LEO (July 23 ·Aug . 22): Go slow, be
d1plomaUc, win rather than force your way. Ac·
cent on home. penooaJ environment, pW'chase
of luxury Item, slgoil1cant. domestic adjuat·
ment. Look for "story behind the story."
VUGO <Au1. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis on de·
sire, undentandlDI attitude ol one ln po11ttion of
authority. Define tel'ms, make known your
views, be realilUc cooceminc places. pe91>Je,
potential. uaL\ <Sept. 23·0ct. 22>: Study Vlrao
messa1e for valuable biol. Emphasis on
autboril.y, civic duty, unique honor, enbaocinc
of reputation. Relattooablp ia lntenaltled.
No~ oecura halfway -know it and doa't
think 1ou are only 1oio1 to aet your "in
"pioklel" wet.
8QJllPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Look beyond
aurf ace or immedlate lndicatlons. View that
1eau wSde=ll eseeouaJ. You eet rtd or un· aeceuary . You can br'tqe generation
pp Md laaluu• barrier. IAG1tt'AlllV8 (J'lov. 22·Dec. 21): You •ak• fNlb ~towards tulflllment of •oal· Jou unearth fact.1 wbJch eou.Jd lead to more l'IOMJ, better worldJlt c~. • favonble ~ind. You mMt an tndh1dua1 wbo couJd
' .• VWl' ~moon.ant role ln your ur •. CA.PalQJ&N (Off. 22-Jan. 19): Advance belna t.borou&hlY f amlliar .tth public
YOUR DAD DES
Father's Day
is June 100.
TezasS~
1 lb. BEEF~ summer sausage, s oi. smokv csmoked CheeSe t>ar>. 8 OZ. Eaam Stle*. 12 Ol. Mita Mldaet ~1 z.oz. ~In Gouda, 7'h" oz. PPE~IC9 oieese a st:raw1>en'V 8onb0ns. $21.98
~..,~
We Send Gtttta.
we·ir Nndle all the oetallS even tndOSt a personal Qreet1fl9. stop tn soon to see tnlS Ind manv ~ rtne Qlft'S on CllSPtav at ... • al ouancea. Wb1t seems out~·reacb
be PaUence and faith are re·
fWrtchJ2v~'l'J~:::;:; You et news ~bleb er .. w. aura of optlmi1m. ~ouune
ClllaQlt9 and you benefit u result. On• you lddecf= II dUe to NturD the favor.
Hicko17 f•rm!1:, ..
P (J'eb. it-Mar. 30): You .,.. Nked
gr, 1ua111t1om -more penons an ~
wbat JOI& .., and do. Cbarllma la 1potlt,Jtt·
, ....,..,. .. ,, wbere membei'I ol oppollte •ex
anCGDM1Md.
Fashion Island
NEWPORT BEAC:H
640-6030
Mariners VIiiage
DANA POINT
496-2670
Westcliff Plaza
11th and Irvine
NEWPORT BEACH
M2..o972
~. Jun.12. ,.,
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UWN"nAID YOUNG cowu LOOK OUT ova" ICMUYUULL "'VER IN PENNSYLVANIA
One of llMr 0.. MM'-' .... ltuchd tor U.. •• Mtnlature ,..,.., Pienta
Power by a Dam Site
Miniature Pltuits Proposed in PennsylvmUa
PHILADELPHIA <A P l -
They're just drop5 in tM bucket.
pint-sized power plants p~ed
tor the tiny dams and abandoned
power stations that dot Peon-
sylv aniastreams.
"THERE ARE 41 or SO dams
on Pennsylvania rivers that
would be excellent sites for
small power plants.·· said
Timothy Weston. associate de-
·puty secretary for resource
management in the state But little drops eventually fill
the bucket. which is what or.
ficiaJs eager for new. cheaper
sources of electricity are count-
ing on.
Department of Environmental
Resources.
··tr all of these sites were
u s ed . we would gain the
California Primary
Hayden a Wi.nner;
Jarvis Big Loser
By THOMAS D. ELJAS
One clear winner and one outstanding loser have emerged
from the California primary election, and neither was running for
elective office.
The winner? Tom Hayden. whose Campaign for Economic
Democracy <CED > spearheaded the fight to defeat Proposition 10.
which would have killed rent control in the 1J California cities that
aJrudy_ had it .and would have assure<! new rent control laws much
milder than many now in effect.
The loser? Howard Jarvis, the outspoken anll·tax crusader
OF 11IE TWO RESULTS, THE J arv1s defeat promises to have
the m05t definite impact Not only will there be no immediate new
financial crisis for California officials to evade. but Jarvis'
credibility in future campaigns has become questionable at best.
If Proposition 9. the defeated Jarvis income tax cut, bad woo.
it would have been followed by a new two-pronged effort. One an-
nounced Jarvis goal was a national campaign to impose similar re·
MAYOU•
ductions oo federal income taxes. The other was
to be a new California initiative. this one limit-
ing public employee pension to the level of social
security benefits.
With his defeat m California, Jarvis is un-
likely ever again to be accorded the hero's re-
ception he was given on Capitol Kill and in the
capitals of other stat.es after passage of Proposi-
tion 13, his 1978 property tax reform.
And hls performance in this spring's cam-
paign alienated enough voters and potential
campaign donors to dim prospeds for any other
Jarvis initiatives. although be stoutly maintains
he will pursue the pension measure.
THE TWO BIG JARVIS CAMP.UGNS of the last three years
have bo~ extremely high budgets, ~th in. the signature-
gatbering stage and during the actual elecuoneenng. Hundreds of
thousands of voter signatures were gathered through expensive
direct mail campaigns. And his actual campaigning has been
carefully orchestrated by the high-priced Newport Beach consult·
ing firm of Butcher-Forde.
It's doubtful that Jarvis will soon ~ able to afford either ex-
teruiive direct mail or the full-time services of a firm like Butcber-
Forde.
That means Michael Kantor, manager of the No on 9 cam-
paign, was probably corTeCt when be said before the election that a
loss would finish Jarvis as a major political force.
THEN THERE'S HA VDEN. AN unsuccessful but formidable
candidate for a U .S . Senate seat in 1976, Hayden bas been waiting
for a chance to run again for an office he considers significant.
While waiting. he bas carefully constructed the CED into the
closest thing to a political machine California baa seen 1n decades.
CED members sit on city councUs and county boards from
Santa Monica to Santa CnaJ and Butte County and CEIHpoDIOl"ed
initiaUves have imposed rent controls in seven of Ute Callfonll.a
dties that have such controls today.
Ol.ltapenl by about 20-1intbePropoaitiOn10
campalen, opponents of tbe utl·reDt CODtn>l meuun D9ftl'thelesa woo by caref\11 me of Ul1 tree _.. time Del 1pa.ee tbe)' could &et and •
by ....... tbey tmwad out ..,.., t.eDaDl
tJaey eMlld trnd tb vote at•loat tbe.meuure. TM ,.._..,.... or11nldn1 of CED waa
lherelcn --~ ..... ~~ lD de-feaU.. Pa 5 ldltN IO.
NSST 4t1SSTION: DOBI TBAY
a'1tont,. m'lq mah ~ a Nriom eo&• ,,.,... ~-........ omc. be m:rt::e* lD mt? Mal Ml 11 lutlJ. la a It.Me about ball the ,,..,,.. are te-uott .. natl baft clltnbed ~ .......... t.beJ are not CCIG• uo11• .._. ~ a1mpb haft ... DO room for a Pr~lioa 10.
A federal program ls spa.rti..ne
interegt In Pennsylvania and
other states in producing elec·
trlcity by renovating old sites
that wert!D't worth the trouble
when energy was cheap.
"THE RESPONSE TO it bas
been kind of overwhelming. It's
an oJd concept that's being re-
vived," said Ed Gray, program
manager for small-scale
hydroelectric power in the U.S.
Energy Department's regiooaJ
office here
One developer. Lawrence
Gleeson, owns Ule Pennsylvania
Hydroelectric Development
Corp . which is tfying to set up
fo ur midget power stations
along the Schuylkill ~1ver here
Gleeson. a former res ident of
suburban Chester County. now
lives 1n Maine . where he
operates small power plants on
the Goose and Little Androscog-
gin rivers. He estimates he
makes only S1.2S an hour selling
power to the Centr al Maine
Power Co . but says he hopes t-0
expand.
ONE OF IDS proposed sites an
Philadelphia is the 97 -year·old
flat Rock Dam. where a small.
power plant generated eledrici-
ty for city trolleys before it was
a bandooed decades ago
Gleeson wants to lease the
site. replace the power plant and
sell kilowatts to the Philadelphia
Electric Co. He believes two
s mall turbines could provide
power for 3,000 homes.·
A Philadelphia Electric of-
ficial said Flat Rock could pro-
duce 18,000 megawatt-hours.
barely a flicker-compared to la.st
year's 2,155,000 megawatt-hours
from PE's huge Cooowlngo Dam
on the Susquehanna River.
BUT IT WOULD be one
drop for that bucket.
The Dlergy Department pro-
gram offers loans or up to
$50.000 to finance almost all the
cost of a project's engineering
s tudies and other licensing
costs. DOE also bas demonstra-
tion grants paying up to 2S percent
of design. construction and inJtial
operating costs for selected small
hydroelect.rlc plants
DOE ha.s received 101 applica-
tions for the feasibiltty study
loans. said Charles Gilmore. a
DOE omcial in ldabo Falla,
Idaho. where the program is ad·
ministered. The proposals come
from au over the country but
mostly from tbe West or
Nort..beut. be said.
"I TllOllGBT Of' dolDI tb1t
1ear1 ••o. and an •n«loeer
aaked me ·Row "-'•" la your daln ?' 1 told him 41 feet. and h
11.ld to fOl'l•l It." sald Geol'&e C.
Patton. cbMf water f'll~ for
the city ol Rcadlna .
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..-~u•ct li t: to &C'llf'ral" e>,•vt'r fM
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TICE Oft 0 ATM 0 , NOTlCI! Off DEAT H 0 1'
ETH•&. JAHR WAIU•EN LI "OY F REOE IUCK
AND OP .-e TITION TO 8 EE 9t 0 1' COSTA M ESA
AOMINllTE lt SSTATe CAL IFORNIA, AND ori
NO. A>-ttOSt. P E T I T I 0 N T 0 A 0 •
T o • I I h • I r s , MINISTIR E STATE NO. ~"•Ocl•rits, c redlton A-1CM7 ...
and comtftQef'lt crfdltors ot T o a 1 r h e 1 r s •
Ethel Jane W•rren and beneficiar ies, c reditors
persons who may be andcontlnQentcredltorsof
otherwise if\l~eosted '" ttle Le Roy ~rederick Beer
wlll and/or estate and persons who may be
A petition haS beef'I hied otherwise Interested In the
by United c:aliforn4a Baok will and/or estate:
1n the Superior Court of A petition has been filed
Or•noe County reQuestlng by Frederic L. Beer In the
that United California Superior Court of Orange
Bank be appointed as County r equesting that
personal representative to Frederic L. Beer be ap.
administer the estate o f pointed as p e r sonal
etheh.J•ne Warren (under r e presentative t o ad-
t h e I n de P e n d e n t minister the estate of Le
.-dmlntstratlon of E states Roy Frederick Beer Cun-
Act>: The petition is set for der the Independent Ad·
hearing in Dept. No. 3 at minis trat ion of Estates
700 Civic Center Drive, Act) The pet!Uon is set tor
West. In the City of Santa hearing In Dept. No. 3 at
A na. California on Jul y 8. 700 Civic Center Drive,
1990 at 10:00 a.m . West in the City Of Santa
fF YOU OBJECT to thf> Ana 'c:allfornla on July 8 g rantinq of the petition, 1980'at 10:00 a.m . '
you should either appear IF YOU OBJECT to the
at the hearl~ and state granting of the petition.
your objections or f i l e you should either appear
written objections with the at the hearing and state
cour t before the hearing. your objections or file
Your appearance may be written objections with the
in person or by your court before the hearing.
attorney. Your appearance may be
f F Y 0 U A R E A 1n person or by ycx.ir at-e R E D I T 0 R o r a torney:
cont ingent creditor of the I F Y O u A R E A
deceased. you must file CREDITOR or a cont·
ycx.ir claim w ith the court 1ngent creditor Of t he de-
o r present it t o th eceased,youmustfileyour
personal repr esentat1vP claim with the court or
appointed by the court present it to the personal
within four months from representative appainted
the date of f irst issuance by the court w ithin four
of letters as provided In months from the date of
Section 700 of the Probate first issuance ot letters as
Code of California. Ttie provided in Section 700 of
time for f iling claims will the Probate Code of
not expire prior to four California. The time for
months from the date of filing claims w ill not ex-
the hearing not iced above. pi re prior to four months
YOU MAY EXAMI NE from the date of the hear-
t he file kept by the coort. Ing noticed above.
ft'youarelnterestedinthe YOU MAY EXAMINE
estate, you may file • the file kept by the court.
reouest with the court to If you are Interested in the
receive speclat notice of ~tate, you may file a re-
" the i nventory of estate Quest with the court to re-f assets and of the petitions, ceive special notice of the
accounts and r eports Inventory of estate assets
rescrlbed in Section 1200 of and of tM petitions, ac·
the Caltfomia Probate c ounts and report s
Code. )described in Sectioo 1200
of the C.11ifornia Probate
HENRY V. CLE ARY .,Code. Attorney at Law, 1665 E .
Fourth, Suite 14, Saftta Willia m c. Fundenl»rg,
Ana, C.fffoml• '2701 Jr., Attorney at Law, 230
Published Orange Coast E . 17th St ., Sui te 212.
Dallv Pilot, June 12, t3, 19. cost. PMY, ca. 92627. 1 9802~ "'*'-OJ-. C-o.lly Pl'°' J.-11, it. 11. "'° i~n.-
PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
N-62190 NOTICE OF DEAT H OF NOTICE OF DEATH OF
L ILLfAN 0 . SI OLO, ~\~~~ :KA:8~A~~ ~':.~"o~ ~:~11:.g:N~~ N E W P ORT BE ACH ,
ADMINISTE R ESTATE CA C.IFORNtA, ANO OF
NO. A-104667 P E T I T I 0 N T 0 A 0 • To all heirs. ben e-MINISTER ESTATE NO.
ficiarles creditors and A·104731. ti 't · T o all h e ir s. t0,~ 11'!gnen0 _ci;,e,~:grsa~~ bea etlciaries. cr~dltor s
persons who may be and contingent creditors of
otherwise Interested In the Marv Margaret Suverkrup
will and/or estate: and pe_rsons who mav be
A petition has been filed ot.herw1se interested In the
by Herbert Earl c:ar1son in will a~/?' estate:
the Superior Court of A petition has been filed
oranoe County requesting by Alfred Pa~I Suverkrup
that Hert>ert Earl Carlson in the Superior Court of
be appointed as personal Orange County requesting
rep r esentative to ad-that Alfred .Paul
minist er the estate of Suverkrup be appe>inted as
Lillian o. Sldlo, trvlne, person~I repn!seotatlve to
California (under the In-administer the estate of
dependent Administration Mary Margaret Suverkrup
of E states Act). The petl-<under the. Independent
tlon Is set tor hearing in Admlnlstrat•<?" of Estates
Dept. No. 3 at 700 Ov1c Act>. T~ petition is set for
Center Drive West, 5.ainta hearl~ .•n Dept. No. 3 at
Ana. <:allfomla 92701 on 700 C1.v1c Ce~ter Drive,
July 1, 1980 at 10:00 a.m. West, in the City of Santa
tF YOU OBJECT to the Ana, C.111fomla on Jul y 8,
gr anding of the petition 1980 at 10:00 a.m .
you should either appea; I F YOU OBJECT to the
at the hear ing and state grantlno of the petition,
t -J ti fll you should either appear y our vv ec ons or e at the hearing and state
wrlttenob)ections with the y our ob)ect lon s or file
court before the hearing. written objections with the Your appew-ance may be ~ ..... he 1 In person or by your a t· court """"'"' """' ar ng. torney Your appea.-ance may be
I F . y 0 u A R E A In person or by your at•
C R E DITOR or a con t-torre,r· y 0 u A R E A
ingent creditor of the de-CREDI TOR or a cont-
ceased, YoU must file ygur IOQent creditor of the de-
claim wtttt the court or ceased you must file your present Jt to the personal I I ' It h th rt . represetiatlve aPPOlnted ~'!s:rt "it to ~ ',:~~
bY the court w ithin four r epresentative ae>POl med ~~ :4ig: :! by the court wi thin four
kled In SectlOn 700 of monttts from the date of ~ Probate Code of first Issuance of letters as
C.llfornla. The time for provided ln s.ctJon 100 °' flllng dlllml wflt not ax· the Prob•t• Cod e of
ptre prtor to tour rnonthl Calffornla. The t ime for
from tM dett of the Mir· flllhg d a lms will not U ·
1 noetad .,_,. plre Pf\Or to four months '\ov IMY e.)cAMINE from the da1e of the beer-~ ..... = .._. __ rt Ing notJ<»d above. n .....,. -.-cou • YOU MAY EXAMINE If Y'C*.,..111 ........... Alc~d In CM the fJte MPl!IW the court. , 19statt, )'al may fl,. • re-tf you are Interested In tM quest With the CCMH1 to re-es-.~ •. you fnlJ'I fhe a ,._
1 a tv• .,_.., ftOtk» of the quest' With tr.. court to ,._ !.~~°' !!'{*,~ celve soeclal notice of the
caM ·~ ~-. -· --· --ltwentorv 6f estate M $8U ,, ~ottnts enct reports •nd o1 the petUlons, ec-•""atc~J~s.cttoft 1200 c ot1nU end rep orts ', 1'...!'9 • ~ deKr1bld In s.ctlon J200
...-. of the C.llfor'1l• Pro6ete Pn~~I C.rt1• Code.
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The Bigg••• Marketplace on the Orange Coast
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
You Can Sell It, Find It, [ 842 ...a J
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C ANCr.LLATIONS
p eS a .. Mllll;
AU real ftU&e edvertised tn Udl ~is INb-
jed to tbe Federal Fw
ffolUIDI A~t of l ff.8 wtildl makes it WepJ to
adven1se "a D)' p re-
ference. limitalioa. or
di.acrimlmtioa based on
nK'e, cdaf'. religioo. ~·or Dllion•l ori&m. or ui UJUDl.ion lo malle any
such preference. linuta· uoo. oc cliscrimmauoo."
'Ibis newspaper will not
k:Dowtnc.ly accept any
advertisin1 for real
esu&e wbkb ta iD vW>la ·
IJOn ol tbe law.
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Antique carved hand-rubbed wood &
glass entry doors lead you into this
OutstamHng home in Old Corona del
Mar. Total use of copper ceilings.
heavy solid oak cabinets. brick floors
in & out. gourmet kitchen. stained &
etched gJass thruout. Lavish use of
onyx & marble. French windows. spa
with TV. Llving room up with ocean
view. Quality. taste & style for the
discriminating. $625,000. Owner will
help finance. Call now 644-4910.
WISLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. llALTO«S
2111 S-Ja141L tels load
MEWPOllT CIMl"Ell. M.L 644-49 I 0
VETS-LOOI!!
M1ss1on Hills Country
C1ub.3br.3ba,upgrade<L
Unused Luxury condo
<.kl f(;Ol.f course. S 131.00C
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REALTORC
675-5511 ~
READY, WILLING & AIU
Tobeof.....nc.to,-.... ~!
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papll• CEJ .... wood IMB Id. blwllW
..t llrtgltt -st 91, 900
AND SPYGLASS TOO 1'9 tow bedroCMR. bicJ Miiiy ,....... w, forMd ...., ,.,..;
pool ottd spo oad oc•• •l•w. J•1t
$479,500.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy .. COf'OllO .. w..
675-5511
Wltt'n k1Um1t an ad be
1urt' lo mllllt' a rttord ot
lht.' KILL NU MBER
ll•t'n you by y!Xlr ad
l&kt'r • ., ~pt ()( )'OUr
t'ant'tll811on 'Mu~ 11111
numbC'r mu&l bP
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00 YOU 9UALIFY7 Many properties ava1l<t
b&e. Loans to S125.000
Talll to Red Carpet ~e
Ustm
(1r'lt 9 7 rs•,,,. Value
$266.000. Want to sell or ---------' uuuusnnr.a.nccor.aua:A
CANCELLATION OH
CORRECTIO!lo m NEW
All RE F ORE
RUNNf!'IC t:vrry l'fl0f1 ls m:adr In
11111 °' fU'ftt't • -ad thal hb IK~ ~.
but '°'t t'annot 9'\MlfMttt 10 do -o unu1 Ult' ad bu
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Pride of owners hip
apartments'. 11-, ¥ears
•
RED CARPET
754-1202
&!per 3 8c1rm oeslled m
ucluded Costa M ebJ
Dftgbborhood. euy ac
uu to ever ything
Priced to move a t
SW7.000 S40 3666
lr-ade roe eqwt~ 1n Npt
Bch home W /Vlt!W &
.) ard. Dougl~ Honig,
714 973-1 l.91 tOwnert
,, I 'lla,oW
~beach cottage.
st.t1)l5 to bay °'ocean 3
bedrooms & dea f:x·
relent c-ood1llOQ. Al>kmg
$325.000 ~--..... 01'4t' A U'llE AIX
Tht>t lid~ itrl' '""" v r•hh 1n ..cl• M>N b\ mail or 11 ~ny nnP of our ,.u,r.... '0 pholM' ~
0.-ad~ J p m t•nday
C'O'>la Ml'$a offl<'t' ., 12
noon a\ all l>r .. nrb omr ....
oki. Enclosed garage!.,. Whela romb 2 BR & l BR. On n
site mgr Low mamt. In Real Estate come 564.200 a )'ear
scbed. Xlnl terms aDd ---------
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Tiit: J>AILY PILOT
rl'strv .. 1 lhf' r111:h1 10 rla~llfy, tcbl. ~or
r " r u & " a n y ad vn11~t'meol. and to
rhan11" 1u ral~s • rt1tulauom WJlhoul priM
nolltt
Doing BwMneH
Under A
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nght o(f! Call for pro-
forma oow. 752-1700
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170STB'S
TOOCEAM c.omLortable 3Br older
home , q 111 e l
oeicbbortaood. affonla -
ble financing 9 .$'#.
$211).000. Call DOW.
BISIEAl.lY
673-6210
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SERVICE
DIRECTORY OO lT NOW:
64~5678
Sep!! Take ~ to relax
and shop at tu:ne. It.,
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you have something to
sell, call a friendly
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Wllha fa wt HOim
S BR. 4 Ba. c usto
waterfro nt h om
wtl7x38' pvt dock
Priced SI .29~.ooo
Builder w /trade fo
Palm Spnngs E&tate
Far dela.lls on Uus homt!
and appl to bee, call
Carol Holf. agt. 631.oo!M
Prmc. On.l,y.
4 Hc.sft •a Lot F.astslOe Cosul Mesa. All
are 2 Br l Ba aod have
garages and yards
~'Der will finance Wtth
~ down. Full pnce
SZ 48,000 . Sel ec t
Propertaes SS6-2l560
«b Coldwell Ban.~er
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MIWPOl'T IUCH Decorator perlect. pnvacy for all
(amily members. Bonus room with
wet bar & bath. as well as family
room & 4 bdrm & 4 baths. View.
fee home.
INNEWPORTCENTER
.644~060
SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS-YU ,..ofe 1 t' n., dtcOl'llt9d __. ,,,,,., M ~--fwwl tkp! MwutlQF 6
tMdt'ocm ..._ wHlt forM ..-.., rooa
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""'1lt ....... PLUS o bewllM pool &
leami. A pwfed....., ~fortM ,........ .. .,. .. ._., ..... , acl .. u
•• ltyt $575.000. 67Uf00
OCWllOllT-EXCEPTIOIW. DESIGN
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
ilfAL EST AT£ S... !Wn&& ~ M9f1M. __ ,._n_•..,•
~ w eo-i ~ 3\!t M.tww Aw.
""-"' S..h a.a-WMd
'31·1411 67Utee
«g Coldwell Banker
(
SI 19,500
~ JUSl • Ltllle work,
bW what a i;uper value!
Sl.ngk k>vel 3 bdrm home
in the popular C aWomla
Homes. Irvine. Facruty
rm wl1h bnct Cireplatt.
rrurrored bar, Corma I
din1ag rm . enclosed
) ard.. Located at end of
cul-de-~c Call lo see. lllis SiC)ll Directs v .........
1.'l{FORMATION ON PROPERTY
YOUCAMIUY
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CALL
754-1202
CcM DISPBA'ft l ~•!•!!!a!!7!!!R!!R~!!•!!•!!!C!!~•~
Owner wants out. 3 +
SJl9UO, So. ol Coast Hwy.
blocb to beach. Assum
lsl TD. Owner will bet rlfla.l)tt. $332,900. ca 1
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l ~lftlMI
S CClll9dD SIO.SOO .._ Verde Z•stoty with
llleW ~ • drapes,
tuJt-in k.Jlcben. Offend
VA or FHA. Select
M..l.COMDO
Ollv uo.ooo .,.
Elegaal tri-level 3 Laro: bedrooms. 2~ baths.
lormst dining rm, choice
area, 2'h baths, formal diDIQc rm, choice aru.
Pool, a pa fs t e nnis.
Owner will betp r~.
~$175,000.
OCEAN PACIAC
led&tulc
759-1616
_Pi_1_opa:__"'°_ti_es_7S_1 _-l_l.9_1 __ -t Wm Ad HeJp?
CE
111111 1L11n ca.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
SPYGl.ASS W1TH YRW
ftt>aullfullv f~atMI f'1vt-Rfodroom On Tht-
1 ·r,...,t Of Th•• Hill W11h OuL~tandine v;-· Of
I i<-ean t. "·'" Th•" I/om<' Wa!' F't>atuf'f'Cf In In int> ""rich !\f.111a1me HuJ?t> Ma~f'f' ~1tc•
With Fm•nlac-<' & "••una. Spariflus f'amil~·
R0<1m \\1th W<>I JIJ r & •·1rt>pla<'f'. Pool
OWNi:;:H Wll I. tlf:I I' l"INANC't-: Wl111 A
12'· Al.I. l!'oC'Lt'SfV I'; TRl'ST Df:t-:D
$1195.000
WESTCUff CONDO
Tht• Chotrest Of l..oC'allons In Thf' W~t
:\'r~ Port JW>arh Area l-'nr Adults Who Want
Walkmr;i 01,t,1nc-e To Shops. Park & l.11lrary
T~ n Rromom C"mdo. ..:;.irh With A Rath.
D1n1n1? Ror•m F"1n-pl;.tC't>. ("ommunit:v Pao!. A
Rt>al \ alue Sl\8 000
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759-91•
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macnab I Irvine
realty
A 808810tARY OF
TIE IRYINE COMPANY
OMDOto• ... W /L9C) a IAY -CWlll•
Lido Park Drive coop-a>odo w/lg
boat slip possible. 2BRs, 2 patios,
2-car garage. ONLY M00.000 fee.
Seller will he lp fina nce. Dic k
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Super home ln prestl area at Just
IJ23.SOO! A O.rfield townbome with
decorator shutter , levelor bllnds.
upgraded carpets. a un ht patio and a
premium locataoo near the pool. This
peacb is perfect' Ju t Sl.23,500.
REALTORS.675"'6000
1443 EMt c .... ......__..CM-4el Mw
~ HAVE I• M THE BEST usnNGS IN TOWN
'8aMSUU PotNT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. lamdy
home. Ocean view! $325.000. ,,
IAYfltONT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
EL To•o HO•SE COUNTRY
,4 Bdrms .. 3 baths: r anch st vie.
.,Plini-estate in orani?e J?fO\'es. S249.Soo.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J ·l ~. , " 1 .. Dr • v,. '4 B 6 IS b 1 o I
TlftD
Walk To Westcbff
Sltl.000
Artilt dream! ~rs 3
Bdrm + two 2 Bdrms
Beam-like c:eahog&,
woody almo1pbere
Owner will carry.
BEST ~DE
INVESTMENT
OCIAM I 1/J K&S Dehae duplex. 362 bdrm
I.ID.I.I£. Flreplace each UO·
1t +EXTRA PARKING!
Reduced lO 12'7S,000! ..... ..,"'°'" ... , .
•675-7060•
UOOISLAND
· 4 Br. 3 ba, 2 frpks .. den.
cho rm .. 2 stories; street
LO st.reel, 3100 sq. ft. on
Via Orv1eto. $379.900.
Marshall Rlty 67
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GA&. ON THE CO
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Horses in Action Most Desired Line!
bell blotll 1s a beAutllul study
of ttlorou&hb1eds an actron• Bnna l1lf IONl!te of Ille Wild
West ID Ille "'th tt11s quilt fof a
boJ's room dtfl. ncatlOll hone r., stl1cMryl Pattein 7•00:
t--t7Msltf of 24 ""''"' c:lflar1I lw 60~J89l,-1nch Q111ll
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...... dbl aar. l boule ~ .. ,., V.A. T ...... lmmed. OC· ~ ...... I I ....... J>ee11•Uor = ~~":f;.x::. 2Ala.eDAYe,C.M. ~~ CXMn'RYUVING :.........:-:..~ ~.J··~·,:
40' •• Prtc.d to MU. IC247M Ele1aaUy •P•d o.u eaehHh• N•••ort -.... •KY· CaU for Information __, Bdrm. 2~ bath tcado Br.cb....._.. l~.U. plul deD. fonml dlUal.
..... PllCID IMMfr 1\1R11.£ROCK witb c:a to W•tc:llff •honlal. ~ ~=·
M& fUCHS I! ,.-. s.e.-2 bdrm. poouio.. ..,_view. ldu.lfor neer tmae Ave .-Santa 0 RAN 0 g VALLE y ,.,.11 • ...,.. .,_. .eiblarpblc._..,.uo p1e or a.chtkw. frJ>lc: JaabeJ. From au,ooo. REAL£8'1'ATE
-_., 2 IBEDJIOOMS Qll)' ~ mU. from ~ roman bath aad ()pm llua to tpm dally
PNlllllc y... f:_ 6JWll9 SLarUiaC.tllOJ.000. surf. Full prlc. ooly blmuterbdrm!tz.11 ~appt. f&Ual .°' MIWPOln'llACH
=:U:-.:::ral"=:i .._, ' ta 1"7 Ob=~wo r.:>Pt..111c:.aa-1.a °'"*· ~=·a~1~
d c:u1-.. DramaUe ........... --·-·-Hart.OrBlft. 111 ~.·"'too z.lllS TOW WOOWB al w c:,rry • • "'• · .-,;~wo~ !!= WOPIAYW M-lllt lflSl' SELL-DowmvwD 4IUM 00¥8 SHOllS RobertMWikell.al·UIMI :;:: .:~=: '"t."J::.~r."" --.-!:s.l'su!.J:.~ .;...:.~ ... ~"":\= ..... l:=:..:117·..::=e:. l~;s~I~
three otlaer t>.droom t11tuUtM..... IACKIAY Acl.194N4 imc.Aibi&hJyunnded Bdrm. 3 Ba boml witb V Bl!ALTOBS
1ui&e1 wttb their owe .., ........ ......_ 3 Bdrm, •bab roof. Patio overhand. frplc, f::.n~:P!'v~~.:1~~
baU... GHrded iate ...... 673 6111 hardwood lloon. rt· •••MB-• cuamic We kitcb Ooot'. ~aao --------• coaamuaity. F1naociat ___ .,._..,. Donemeartbt.onea. -· iMft,116
av.uabte111S oeo. ,..,_ •POMJ C::lt~ =~us: ~a XJnt ~ •· Don't wait in line. HAU0R RIDGE Oioke~~ to RC 11ylor Co Story boot 1i1ouse wtt.b =~ lato. Priced al I • U nder RIO. ooo. C.t.U today a•.500. 2 Br 2 Ba decorator'• own S. Bey beach. 3 Bdrm 6 2
aiper laclllm. Steps •i••11ALn •aer •Ill c:arry. bomr Wl1b a fantuUc Bdrm. peat aaumab&e ~.~c::;.~= IU •i• 541-0CZSACl. ;;:.:v~o~,~~nt1~~ ~~~=f=
room. remodeled k.it.cben ---Wll-.••• llST .-..-1315.000. property. M75,000.
. ''
and lot1 o f cbarm ! _. rw-•-----OM LIDO ........ ,_ 4 Bedroom. 1IOO -ca ft. Didumtln1 Sea Haven 3 --.... 1.._
'Ml.b only a oormal dow'll -·-· Mesa d e l II a r . b1 I Bdrm. 1 balb home. New~-·--~ the owner ..W IA.l.RETT kitcbee & b11 family balb, fl"ahh' decorated. --··-••••••••••
UDOISLAIMD
Newt)' decorated 4 Bdrm
3 Ba oo Fee sample land.
vacaat fl ready for 1m·
mrdJ.ate move-in w1lh
creative f lnancl ne
a\'&1.1.&bk S:...500
finance the ENTIRE 11ALn11&1sra room. Sl14,900 Sele '1'7.JIOO. c.atf for fl<!Mr $164 900!!
balance at lesa t.baD 1~ 642.-5200 Properties751-31.ll details. Century >i 1-Sly. 3 BR. fam. rm ..
inl.s'ell. Cert.al.DJ.y 11'• a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Nlwan Manet Newpar\Ce'OtCTM0-~7 frpl, 2 ba., spa. redwood ~~!1!ru1 b o uu ! c .. s•-IHdl 1011 MESA YEIDI TRIPLD ;\.:·u::~~e
·-•••••••••••••••••••• 48r. i i,.,Ba , seller Two 2 1 8drms & I 2 MISSION REALTY
OCWROMTHOMI mouvated. ucrillce a Bdrm units. Xlnt tD· 494-0731 PEMllMSULA
i.n Capistrano Beach. 4 Slll,000. VA. FHA or 7 come. Great corner loc OCEANFRONT Dup6ex, completely re-
Bdnm, z~ ba. ram rm. ler'lm. AllJ.. Bill 851-1666. S1S73>0 Century 21 Swf furbsbed. ooe block to
Saima bath 6 bot tub. ReaJt,y s:J&.1542 Ne• mod u I a r t Y Pe beach. you own the land. IMdt .._. &Hlty. IY OWi &: $75.000 ---=------• homes. p¥t commuzuty. 2 Great f1D.1DCLD&. ~.ooo 496-0ttl Modest bou:M! on larie Mel, ... _..•• I bchs. 24 hr see-unty, sub-•••MDMIW• 2HOUSIS
••1U1.n 675-6670
Xlnt locaUoo. Prine. only eor.. clal W. I 022
Under $280.000. Owner •••••••••••••••••••••••
bWdoble .... w_..., Td ................ '"''"'"'"'"'"-»'" ~V 213/473-77'73 lftmendous pnvacy Im· yr.."" VJ__,S WILL B"' ~ ll Co ---------1 mac cood. 3 spacwus vvn. 11:.w &:. will carry. 541.0US Act.
HEAil THE SURF
from An>' ol these homes
located in beautiful Ven·
tun beach area.
I Bdrm cottage 029.000
2 Bdrm, 6 lots lO Hod.
Sl44.900.
2 Bdrm remodel ed
1185.000
3 Bdrm 2 story, 32' boat
dodt. 1249.000 .
3 Bdrm. 2 bath on the
sand 1325.000
Osea Real Eal.alt
( 805 )&56-1215
PRIDE
That's what the owner has 10 this Orang'e
duplex. 3 large Bdrm::. &
2 Ba. dbl garage & a h~e
pal.10 wtlh each urul. Sub
rrut all offers and be
creauve Asking 1190.000
BALBOA I S LAND
REALTY
673-8700
.-ARL.UE
IUILD TO SUIT One 30xll8. k>t
CM BegoD!A Ownr
~1125 ~148
s.iSomd Located on prnug1ous
Hai.el St. Five houses
from the water. f"all
asleep W1th sound ol surl
Wbrtewater vu. bw It on
lhe cyn As featured 111
March Home Mag. C..11
T\m RbooeSJl·l..266.
REALTORS
OCEAHVIEW Rare Plan 4. Jasmme
No qual1fy1ng, 1barp Bd rms. Ice ram rm SPF.cTACULAR
bdrm. 2ba , or Soul w/ttpk Century 21 Surf No yard won'° botMr 75'-9221
Coast Plua. A.!.s Ire VA Realt> ~7542 your eajoymut ealhu 1~~~~~~!!!~!l Lo dwn. $108,000. Owne:r With U:ua c:omplae!y ~ 1:
SCZ.55113. iJ'aded 3 bedroom, 2"'-SEAVI E W by oworr *MEW * bath home with ne w Hamptoo 6 New Bed·
BYE THE SEA
7 Units, l mU. to c>ceaJl 4
yean new Large~~
\alll. G~t renlaJ area
C'°6e lo shoppmg Onl}
$350,000. CaU 64.S-9161
~ OPEN HOUSE
REAlTY
/'
CUSTOM UOtti ~ pa.mt fl drapes. ford. 3br or •br. X.lnt
DownLown HUDt. Beach. SLS4.JOO. view A11u me loan .
From n•.750 UNGOREALESTATE n~ 1122
Century 21/Surf Realty «·ml --------
546-~ MEWPO«T COMDO
THISPtlMGS
I ST CLASS Sd&er will cany rootratt So."-&di w1lb low down 00 Uus 3 lBr Condo.1ocat.ed ID U 8dnD end Ulllt beauty
dus1ve ocnslde complex Oceell View and au the
d Tab&erock. New lovely amrn1lies. ll woo 'l last'
plush apncot colored ~. lll.8.900
weave dnpenes Owner VJhC9Cll'I
has IJlltalled stcam bath __ _.Estate
Creek 2700 s q . ft. ~~~~~~~~~ Guarded comm . tennLS, =
pools. spas S375 .000
0wne:r I Agent 64() 1212
IBr . lBa , m•ny up
grades. ownen att to
tenor d~1gners. Xln
locauon S'78.~ Lo
down or UIU~ tow IDl
rate &oan For appt call
~ 1434. Bkr ----••Sil.Al
carpetao.c. New open • _. ..
1n sbower Ground lo --=--
C'ludes putting green.
hu&e im. pvt bcb ft>·
tr anc-e. lndry mat.
~ara Jo?t . t-lc Otht-r
ameniues too n umr roui.
Lo mrnuon Offered at .i.n
incredibly low pnce of
SlOO 000 Not l~ued LJU>d
AMtto..' fee an! SUEZ 86
per mo. This LDCludes all
property lll.L-S + total
------
Lowest priced 2Sl} In
SPYGLASS. Sbd + bonus
+ 3 r11>1cs Gd cm ~.ooo
&M--1450
DRAMATIC
3 Bdrm. 3 ba on pnme
corner an Irvine Terr
$298,500. Fee land
Courte6y to brokers. 1543
Serenade Terrace. Call
~5129 for appt
Assume Costa Mesa
Home 3 bdrm. I ba Nace
SU.~ down pay f700 pe
rm Agent Ri ch. ~3·33
or540-3666
HOME + INCOME lo vel y 3 &drm
home + bacb quarte rs
With separate kitchen &
entrance. 1n areal area
dc.o.ita Mesa.
EJOCY!!
Ilea~ the sparthng pool
and Sl)a in this lovel) 4
bedroom home 1n lhf'
p~t1g1ous HACQlJ t:T a.ue NEW LISTING
i;o H URRY ! As lnng
Sl7S.OOO
1W>Otl TWMHME . Soanag vaulted ce11Jngs,
2 Br + deo. Sl06.000 Ab
suma b&e loan tn Nt-w port
Beach C&Jl Tim Rhone
6J1 l2Jli6
me•nCf'DAntt Owner ~ __ REAL TORS
tax problems • must
dcaioe e5CT'OW b) 8-1-IO Or
~Y will be removed
rrom market. Please
ldepbooe o.--nu at l714 >
II>' to beach. lrg 1 rm. 2
sty home on R 2 90' lot.
bwldable Sll5K 7101
Seasbatt ~10
WESr NEWPORT
Clo•e to ocean and ~ Well designed and
ammaculate 3+2 bdrms.
Newly carp«ed, buUUns.
freshly pa1Q1ed. $279,000. Call'°' appt to see.
IAUITT
IEAl.n UGISTB
64Z.SZOO
SPECTACULAR
""POINr ·5 IHM Only 3 yrs new with
vaulted wood beamed
ceiho gs. go urmet
lut.cheo, balcony game
rm fl 5x7" &pa in master
beth PWS much more.
Now oUered at only
M29.000. Owner ftnanc-
11\1 a nil. CALL 644-72ll
/Jn ~IGEL
l}f\ll[Y E.
ASSOCIATES
A/Al5Sumab~
B/Beaubful View
C/Cle.an
Newly deeorat.ed 2 bdrm
2 be. Wllb room t.o grow
an J:Mt.bluff. SlOOK loan
at lOV.%. $162,900.
Owner I Agent 552-1230,
6*).:MJ.8.
IMVESTO.S
Pre5og1ous Ea:slblurr 2
bdrm. 2 ba with view.
Newh dKoralt.'d H Plan
wilh room t.o grow. $100K
a'>i.umablt' loan <it
1ui...•i.. Owner/Agent
562-1230. ~24US ·---
Da.LD
2 large W\its. Newpon.
Shor~ 230 Cedar St
Loan asawnab!e. OMC
O...Y $157.500 Chanmni 2 story coodo.
3bd.nJ». 2 master SU1te1>,
large family room.
eJegaat ~. Fwung,
1a.ke pli&S s wi mmJ.n& pool
&spa
OCEAN PACIFfC
REA1. EST A TE
759-1616
----1
OPnOH TO IUY
500.000 down Owner wall
cany paper on beaut1ful
5 Bdrm Spyglus home
$525,000, 12 '-;, 1nl OD
balant.'e. Call 640 ~
4-ft.D
20%0.orT,... (Uj)!!E"
4tzlt8an•~• ,,..,,,,..,.,... 87J.Ql74. Four 2 Br l bath uruu. 10
Calta Meu Bhlfs. ' Near new Lmcoln .MdJ m L....-MiigJltf I 052
YaY WitUSUAL ~°:'!~ call own~r
By Owner Luxunous --------
FAMJASTIC
3 Bdrm + d en
Woodside tn Arbon
La ke!'i acr<>sl' from!
adult spa <ind ">anctv
b<>a ch. Asi.umablt'
loan. Sl00.900
LG ASSUM AILE LM.
MO~
LOWDOWM
Lake new 1.DS1de fl out
with new carpet.in,r and a
coey brick frplc l.o thia
.aract.ive 3 Bdrm. 2 ba
home. Lae auumable mo with DO quahfylnc
and a low down. OnJy
M .900. Act now, call m.5370 today.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS ........... 1006 ....................... s.. .. , .... ~ Clwmiil Balboa~ ofhrin& 2 + den owners UDil w /larae pandeck ar... 3 Bdrm rartal unJl.
.Priced at -.000. ~ more lllfo call C aro
Bolf, ait. Pacuette B.-ll:J. 1511.0QIN
NlfDAW&lll BriJll palDt bnall •
broom Md UYe .. CID
tbla Jbr cotta1e o
BALBOA ISi.AND. .. .. ,.,..,.,,
-Wi1 lk 1!r J; I t:t!
Bl:U.DER OR HOME
BUYER
' 2br home on great comer
R 2 kll. Lowest pnce i.n
oMi 01ll A.et. 759-12'3
eo.taMeM t024 .......................
MISADB.MAA
YATRMS LartDest l story model in
tnlet. Excellent locaUoo
on a qwet slreel. 4
8drrm plw large family
room. Aaklng 1116.900 For more anfo call
54G-Wl
-' I -HERITAGE
• REALTORS
,.ltlWU SITT1MG
J BR 1.,.. Ba. adult condo
with pool and Jacu211
snK.
~oodbnd1te Eluatn J .......... ••• •• ••••••••
Br. 2•., b .. ths Mao) up .MGUB. SHOalS
g rad es $ 169. o o o EsceUm&.ly decorated 4
Sweeny. Sauth tc Assoc bdnn.. 3 ba. s pbt level
673 ·8855, 673·0J39. ~~~~ort.a~
MESA YaDE 541-S873 floor plan. La.rse yard tc
Assume lo<:;, VA Loan. piitJo. Walk to recreaUOn
With kJiW down. owe 2Dd. SPAMSH HAC .. DA ceo&«. bea<b. .. 1215.000
WORLD REAL ESTATE
54!). 79ll 549-799 l
Tb1a home h aa ~ver· "-Miiglllt lllh >'lbtni' Adama Model. a.sfio ...-jtu with tiled roor. pools. ~ C-9494
sandy beach & your own
bad: yud. too .. 8dnm ' larmb' with frplc., 6 a
IJUl auwaable loan.
.. ;.. 111
Tkdh :l!~~.-;>1...:t· t!t\·
t 11 dt '4ly Tew.
Spectacular ocean
VleW&. 3 Bdrms. Cam rm.
3 be. Pool siae lot .
MU.ODO. Open Sat June
14, 1·5pm. 32132 Sea
Island Or. 417-4144 Joann I ' ' '' ' _D1111'1,.... <#Cf ..a-Ill Pauenoa1 Parb R.. E.
COSTA MISA ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~t 1 I• Ylefo f 067
(FASJ'SIDE) neat bome Mii ~Br. -··-.. -.......... ..
6 i nco m e . 3 6 I Byowmr.DI0,100 TBlllSAMYOMl1?
Bedrooms. 50xW R·2 lot 751.0CZS, SSl -USS. Bob lBr. zsa. 2-story w /Lot.
Tbe uu ii unrad.ln& 1 S ~ eDJU1b for yow awn wblcb means 1reat W • a at q •a r court. Can be.,.,,, .... for · I ,_ 1Wobouae OC1 peenbiell 1-•
11 PtldtC..... ~~.o:r.prec .. ltoO . .,_, -.-. 2 Br. 2ba ~~~~a~~
Aa1umt low mw.t k>lln Ht-7100 M.I. _S6_1_.a.oo _____ --4 JNC_
6 owner may he Ip "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!h!IWtllOl•tlDGI --------11 n an c e OD lbll 3 -PLACI 111MSAMYOMl77
bbedroom +F den1 I and 2~ W.. Y .. M11 t•u ~UI SloDewood 3 38r, 28.. 2 . .wy wlkJt. at h 1 . u p r 1 c e , Bdrm, den, fl buae a. outaaocliDI JocaUon Jrs. mauch for yocar own
S 101 . 90 0 . Se I e ct f.imly room wltb tadocw wtth vtews, cul-de·sac. court. Can be yours lor
ProperUes *'25&0 BBQ. pool. apa., new ap-~to Arboc Part. Prol. only SllUCIO.
ptiaacea. Owner will help Landlcaped and tkcora1·
&41&1...-S linaace. Full price ed. SILepa to pool, Lemus, A-.ame .. V.A. loan.
12 l l • o O O . 8 e I e c t La--. /ur cood, atnwn, Lrs. «iraer lot. Room to POOL HOWi Properties. SS.2ill0 ~ futvr.. UM. expend. RV acceu. lBr, Tbl1 deUabtful Meaa .... by owaer. Pb SGS14t. 2Ba, frple, land!l('aped,
Verde home 19 perfect far 0..,... I 0-Opm bouae at l Mallard, fence. lfl'i,DkJera. Seiler
)'OW 1UDUD11r em.tam----·-••••••••••• s.t/Slm ll·S. will help finance. FuU
-ll feaim.: • 1arp New owner' transferred, --------l price: 1105.000.
fami.l.y room. eapa.nded nut aeil 1125.000 3 Br 2l•----mll!l!!'91--r muter bdrm W /alttJq 8a bome. WUI HCept
roam and be9uWul peUo c:aab/trade/motGrtlomc
ud cletldnC. OwDa'I are ca sm.aao equity. ZGMd
very aulou. Alklo1 far2..,,.an1ta.•1.-o aw.-. eans.o.USl
~ • HERITAGE
. RCALTOR~
· HERITAG E
I'! /\I I !JI~'.
. ----
Auume 14'.150. l~fJ.
lam. Free It .,,,fi ... CICID•
do. 2+1 DIWI)' paiD'ed
Ca.rpeU, dr•Pff. Full DCWllOMM.f .. price: ..-. Seller wall
..A Br+ elm + l'Jl. + c:sT)'.s.J .
SPA ID "Univ. Parlt'a LACAJUlE REALTY DuM Homea ••. Lub I.NC.
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ParUal oceao •I•• ..... tta .. o1aa.
--ptlced ...... 'Die a... Dms1t'e a. =._•rial nn . ..,.. --~= ., •... ,·.
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coado uoo sq rt. 2 ru11
8a. all amr ru lie:. 1-''u II
&eCUnt> A311ume mort
No quahl)U>g t\arn
unfurn. Mus t :.ee
631-096
THllW~S
Dramauc 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. formal din r
townbome. '' Elepnt''
1188.lOO
HA5MNGS a&CO.
640-5580
2 ............... .. balblhAJl, .... .
JUSTUSTID
ee.d> lb.me 2 bdrm.
story. Gor1eou1 lus
patJO. wallt lo beach
pna11. teams. incl'•
1169,000. Call Nlnf
Jania~.
··'*~ .... 3 Br + klft. beaut. Id
lite 6 mo unt. view
Guard cate commun
SUOK. Assume. Very
rmti vat.ed.. bnnc olfer-
Plllndt Tenore. 131-l.2186
RE/llAX.
' !' ... ~ ' f\!'1: t1 I Iv-\>~!·'"· 1,;\
I I II II
BEAT TllS!
•CW, Slt ,GOO Da. •Mor.,.._tor l Yr.
• $'600 UIA TE No qualif y in g
what.soever, unbelieva·
ble o pportunit y
HURRY!!
3 B!droom, 2..., btf condo
INewport Heigbls). 2000
sq ft. Pri~ 1199.000. C<1JI
Mike 642..fl991 -.-.
...,tan
BUYING
SELLING RENTING
JACKH.USCH Red« ~704.5
IAYCOMOO .... y_.o.. .......
Niot l Br, 2 bet.6 C'OOdo
UDdlrpaund peRIQc 1n uu. buuWuJ bwldlna wttb fine security .
Ee¥--. and pool. Best
price m town at 1175,000. ~ cpct t.o lee
USID•m.A&.
M:OMIUMITS unus\lal 3-STORY 3
Bdrm Is 2 Bdrm PLUS a C....,_ witb view ol y. Two paUo.. Ea-
t.-iw teTaao tbnt«it.
laehulln1 on 1ara1e
ftaar. Excel blcocne and
s;dced &o .en at azs.ooo.
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cany an addatloDal tN-O.c.--eX.,_. Rest.oraUoo ana. WW palat. feaced 'yard. 4.Br. oc-ean view, DJ'd. HanarD1A•-;4BRKen. · •F°Z•JIU .............. sw••w SIO.•touWllbBOpay eiAC,ooo-•100.000 do ncba.,,e .•. OOO. ---.NODOGS.water Avail. oow. S195Tmo 1 .... _·-,. ......... , --LAQUINTAHERKOSA ~ _. ~ --• ....... I.I. ---91$71900 MCM:MS -~ ·-• Beautiful garden apts 41 2 & 3 br apts from allllltalol'l yean• Very Beach area. G82:.:J!; 497.e,: I paid, $SOO mo. (S8$0 . or . view; 1uarded 1•te. J.QUParbidel.a,lblk Pooi & spa. Adults, $&SO. Frplc, larte yd .
......,na towa.bome all m -9300 X1•3. _ _..., mov. la). 111 E. Wiboo. OCIAMYIEW l2000. mo. Suaay One =ach,_3blbS. of pet.\ pauo. gar, or Huntington
domup11>coun°\nearth Pnncooly. .......... -.-. Excitloi tri·level z 8-lb'.ukfcwEllesl. l47-544l 2Br.lba S4 Harbour. children Olt. tcne&.See itnow!SIZ,$00 ..... _.. bctm II JIOO -W Jll6 Bdrm+deo with manv 7S2-1'*or'IS2·Slll l61E 18th Stttet 16i662 Jib Circle. apt l. •H-4911 , 731 6050 _.~ -..., 37 84G-6801 ORANGE VA LL£¥ ()(ean vaew, 2-s tory, ··~··~·····~··••• .. •••• ---••••••••••••• amenitla, la a •uper H "'II 0 I y I I W lrrtJlt 44 00 ~ ---· ------brand new, 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba. M1ss100 Hilla Country WHY PAY llMT1 location. $900/mo lse. ~ •••-.. •••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE owner's unit. Owner w1U O ub. 3 bdrm. 3 ba .. up-You caa tMAy my home Avail furn. HOUIS fUlly furn. 1 BR. office 2 Br, 2 ba S4 Deluxe poolside xtra lge
S....._ IOIO sell on lease option. ~OnUnusedolf. Luxury foe the same mootbJy W•ft-"-" ~.~ 2\11 ~· {~~ lor2nd8dtm> l Ba.adll 398W.W1lsonStreet ~·!~B~s~h~~:~:
•-••-•••••••••••••••• $21~,000 . S e le c t ~ n!st 9~: paymeol. No down. lie. 611-1400 =&~m,;iba~a~OO =.~,...,!'.rt~e~f: 631·5583 no p e ll>. ,395 m o .
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S7J.000 • ...._ WAMTID sell or trade foe equity ID F t• • .., 1214 -..................... BROADMOOR SEA VIEW lse. 552-3444> 22:1() Vanguard Wa.Y Near ___ be_a_(.-h-, _n_e_w_2_B_R l ~.to shops: localed U\ Principals, buyer, apt.s, N_pt. Bch. home with•-••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, 1 Ba patk> bome . ~0 9626 enticmc Mediterranean CM or HB. Hk for Bill v1ew & yard. Douglas HOME FOR RENT w/dbl gar frpk pool 4 bdrm . 3 b a • 2 ~ leecli 3741 8a apt, starling at SSS0 almo8~. l bed~oom &Sl·lS66 Honig. 714 /973·1191 3 Br S57$. Fncd yard Ii spa,+ AJC'. $4854.9'7.3034 fl repl•ces, wet bar. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. 1 ba. all elt·c lS7 E . per mo Must see. For in
condo with d1n1ng. (Owner). prage. Family please. micro·wave. Guarded LACUNA BEACH MTR Ullh St Apt (;.2,$4-0umo fo call9fi0.5509
private patio; just off Trade up 4u. xi.at cood, Kids • pets welcome ...,......... 3252 pte. pooUdennis. SUOO INN . .Maid serv .. color 541 .5002 WARN£R/t\LGONQUIN
lush. greenbelt. Fu 11 W.s1de. no de(. mainl .• __.._._ Call 964-2$66 or 973-2971. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• mo. ~.631·3"4 1V. healed pool. Uta I. __ _ 't l & --1714,.94 5294 985 N 2BR. I Ba. Orn (.iaragt', ~Cayll; ... ~01720 s pa. $26.S,000.Agt.546-2497 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A#J,.,DOfee. 2Br.goU'coursecondoon VL-......,__._ · · o. Brand new T riplex · bal 1 d hl:I &inn. '""" r · be h .....,...,__ CoeslHwv I ·cony. aun ry. l c • t .._..,_.slled airway. 2m1n. lo ac . , bdrm .. 2 ba . frplc. p\t ....... L. BY OWNER-Duple• C.M. Lwtury 2Br. 2Ba tW11kse. ssso1mo. 661-1080 or Upgraded C a pe Cod ... 1----"-3769 I '.•Pd. l child OK SS75 OK. no pets. $425 + eo I~ 2 MJ's bch. $12SK, $2S1C ....................... 1p11 " pool. cpts. drps, $5364. Town.home W/teana & .... apaa:-~ 1 ~ 611 deposit Call 964-2561""..0r
down.673-6921 . ear-.. .._. JIU frplc, AC, 2 car gar. pool . .->O/mo. Dnve by --••••••••••••••' ' ,.!,~~t~ll &'6 1 !r732971.agt.nofee. , ... ---------·•-•••••••••••••••••••• Fantastic View: Hilltop 4 2708 ~de Dr. Ii call or ....... .,..,., 1090 East CM 14 units, 2bdrm, Ocean view on canyon, :;1.550 dya. '99·3694 bdrm., dining tm .• fam l·lZl-21671, &i l ·:M6-2C34 WEKAVESUllMER J_B_d_r_m-.-2-b-a . blt inl>
••••••••••••••••••••••• pool lOx gross 25 ~ quiet . elegant . No rm...Gardener.$650.Call wkdys . or 640 9428 RENTALS c laund 7 LUXURIOUS dow~. 10<1-AlTD. Ex· pets/s m:>lting. Ju.Jy /Aug, lhaet ,_.._.. 3240 '93-3615 wtmdl. WEEK OR MONTH WarWilson ~;o
lUXURYAnS. Mlle lo b<:h. all new 21011
..,q rt exec apl 2Br .
211Ba 2Br w loft. 21 -a~.
2 marble frµlcs, i.unken
In rm. v. t:t b<1.r. intercom
burgJ;in l>Yl>lem , Roman
tub tile b;it h & kit
~hr d)r space. also lu>.
2Hr 2Ha & -.tudro al>(
rrucro & rel n g. See lo ap
pre;. 5071 0 u n bar
Ate LOY& Y c h a n g e 0 K . <Septl. Sl!iOO/mo. Owner ••••-••••••••••••••••• Lusurious Country OwnertAgeol~ T&>-831S3. FORIBIT 3 bdrm. den 2·~ ba Coo·
French 4 Bdrm home in 70 UMTS L.9J1i1a l9odt l I 41 4 bedroom. 2 batb bome ~ ~~c j:.~d~ Lemon Heights. w1\h ·-·••••••••••••••••••• with fuepJace. new pamt ~146 spectacular view or roll· SUP& IUY LAGUNA HOME: Beach, & new carpel. Close to ---------
inc.hills and CllY bg.bt.s. DAU.AS/ t•iwn 2 bib. Quiet 3bd, beach; walk lO schools Newlydecorat.ed 5 bdrm
Many custom reatur~ FORTWORTH availilb)enow-3mo. $1000 SS95 /mo. includes a bou.w lease
OU 2 Br. 1 ba cottace oo
wooded lot Redwood
decb, pa.UO. nicely de
corated , rrplc . brick
walks . Av arl 7 /2
9600/m:> 64S-Qi2S ---
associated
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include huge maste r 494-~ .... -'-6 ar t Call · · bdrm retreat, intercom. 3 X Gross . F / P mo . · _.___.r wa er. 499-1632
central air cood., a s-$600,000 Ml.,_ I t.edl l 16' 962-9124 ~GOLF COURSE 2 Br 2
SUMMER RENTALS
B> wee:k or mootb. no BUJF'F'S 3 br. 2 ba. cloM fee Ail 675-8170
IO pool, park. a hops. &
school. lfiTS mo 640-l 14E
or~Si:JO. sumable low interest approxSB.!iOOurut ! •••••-•••••••••••••••• Elegant2 bdrm.famrmll be condo. Near beach.
Saa. Steeped i.D luxury LEO FOllD, °;:/--· Versailles new Cond den, , ..,25 mo l . Plush Lease ~/mo. 493-5332 and rich io detail. (71•)""" Studio ma .. v a--'"-, •• .. .,_.. • ..._, .._&Uu...-01JU, 2~ ba, ~r. ---------
$M9,000. (213) 594-!r717 Secunty. 645-7220 glass. 5 blk& lo ocean. Brand new 3 ~r. 2ba. tn
2Br, channel Vlnl, IU' OCll.
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731-3111
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972-8421
~ Juu Capo. $58,900. 2
Br, 2 Ba, 1480 sq. I\. 8yrs
old. All 541.5032,
MOBILE HOMES
Beautiful dbl & triple
wides m El Toro area.
TortoiM ............
972-8421
FALLIROOI
Res. (714) 979-Z713 eves SUJOIER RENTAL Dbl car pvt gar. fully ~epart. Micro wave.
5 Bdrm pooJ home avail malnt. yd. Adults, no bltins. Car dr opnr.
now. S3SOO mo. Agl pelS. Inquire a.t 527 18th f'rl>k. AiC, Lease. SS80
m-81'10 Sl.114-960-633l. mo. Work 838·7222,
TW04PLEXES
$40,0-00 dn. Pride of
ownership. Separate
Jols. 3 Bdrm w /frpk plus ----------1 ---------1 eve/wtmd ~2348
three 2 bdrma. New..__ ... ,. .... id
carpet.a, drapes. newly ...... •••••••••••••••••
HOM~FORRENT 3 Br. Priced from Lg 2 Br. 2 ba pnvatc
*500-1195. f'ncd yard Ir Garden home. 2 ca.r gar.
1ar•1ea. Families Lakepark S6 251m o.
please. Kld1 & pets 64CMllS>or83J.7'3S. Agt
painted. No deferred .... p • :t 1 1207 mai~. Super de-•-••••-•••••••••••••• al! SWS.000 each. A&eot. STEPS TO BEACH.
S.-91512 1 t.. .,, /yard. uw pd.
1'50 yrly. 613-5439
welcome. Call 964·2566 « Vieio 326 7
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4UNIYS
973-2971. AO. no fee. -•••••••••••••••••
~'11154 ..... & '--c.I! HOMES FOR RENT ,._.,~ J•-4 bdrm..Jba. Gardener& 3 Bdrm. Pnced Crom -~ .._ ~15SO. f'rlcd ya.rd • .......... ••••••••••••• water lad. 117S. Julie garages. Families
C.O.W HiCblanda • B ~•1C2·7'6l. please. Kids 6: pels
3ba. Jae backyd. G .i bedroom + patio Condo. wdcome. CaU 964-2588 cw
famUy bome. Access ~ location. mo mo. _fm..2911 ___ . Ail_;;__· oo_r_ee_. __
Ha.r1xJur View. 4 br. fam
rm., dining. Xlnl le>i:.
View . S9SO. C all
213~5125
Exec. Bayfroot Coado. 2
Bdrm. 2 bath.. Ocean •
Bay view from every
room. Sawina an master
aate. 801 BldJ. Pool 6
jac. Sl.SOO/mo yrly w ..............
lie. 6lt-t400
~Sbdrm. falllllJrm.
2 ba. boUle. Very cklle lo
tbe beach . Broker
~ Costa 2 Men, aU for
GJ,.S,000. Call 75.2· J.920 pvt bdL SlJOO/mo. A&l Adult.. DO pet. t7$-0ll99 96-ZZ51
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PROPdTIES ...
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Speciom fam.ily home. ---------
Pvl. caurtyard 6 beach. ~·a Landin& Broad·
New paint • carpet. moor Penthou&e. Oa lhe
Agmt:~ water . 3BR 2ba ,
$1000/mo. 146-5531 II ~~!!!!!!~~~~~COl"OM .. M• 3222 -~-5_U_l ____ _
~-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• llmllW• Ptapwy 2100 3Br, 2Ba duplex, very tlll'tl~r 3242 •••··~··••••••••••••••• nice, q111et street. 1750 ... ••••••••••••••••••••
Bwlcling for rent. Sa mo.&U--4709 Spectacular view of Clemente. M·l area. water 2bd.rm den 2 t.'J
581-0610. 2bdrm. lba, with balcony, ha, T~. pooi.jac,
Loh for SClle 2200 very clean • a lllJny. aauna. tennis couru. 1 yr
••••••••••••••••• •••••• '500/IDO. 6'()-4030. old. S8SO Bob Laun to
NO FEE! Apt. 6 --•••-•-•••••
rentals. Villa Rea
m-491%8kr.
BAYFRONT VIEW Security, prestige ,-~~~~~~~~
privacy. 2 Bdnn. 2ba. S... a...--JJU
Pool, $1300/mo yrly. •••••••••••••••••••••••
UDO ISLE Beautiful ocean v:ie•
Newly decorated 2 Bdrm 2bdnn ~. lease
w/interestioc decor 9'75 499-1632
ONWATER w. t I ... l2H
Large and beautllully de-••••••••••••••••••••••• coraled ~ ~drm +den. HOME FOR RENT
Beaut1lully furnished
Pent House 1 bdrm .
Coun t r y C l ub 11lte
fac1l1t1es. S1050tmo
i60-9U7
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"GOOD
LIFE"
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Parties • Plus mo< e
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~Range
8EAUT1RJl Al'TS:
S1nQlet.. I &. 2 e.d· room,a • fumosl\«j
&.~•llOJlt
Ltw1n9 • Ho Pets •
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9 to 6
Oakwood GenMn ,._.baalb
Newpcirt Beed\ H.
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Hew-port ~ S.
1700 16111 St '°"""'•I •61"1 t7141 6"2-8170
DELUXE DUPLEX·lf>
bUt to ocn. 3Br. 2Ba. gar.
~CIOUS J bdrm 2 hd
SJ'i5 Pl<1) uound & pool
&'61486
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Beaut1(ul nc"' car~b.
drape"' ~·re:.h pa 1nl
\\alk m clo--et Pn\al
po r c h Laundr}
f3('1bties ~O P E."Tii Ca
&. ~ater paid Open 2
Sat & Sun S..Ti5 pt'r mo
S82:5 rmve an 145 E 18th
St t Blwn Orange ~>960·~·
Nl::AR WESTCLIFF
2Br, lBa, lanai. c pl.,.
en cl garaRe. stove
garbdlSp. overlook.:. pool
shared with other W\lt
Adlts.. no pets S..t.25 mo
WI UlCl'd lst " last +
i.ec\&n l ~ 673-9326
~ 2 Bdrm on lnmc 81.
:1.lot l o c ati o n . n
kids pet~ $450 mo
I -454 i'8!M. 646-$621
2 bdrm.. 2 ha Condo 2 c
g arace $500 mo
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3bd. 2ba. f'am unit .
pets nr OCC. $460, k>wer,
6C1-86Si
sruNNINC lrg 2 bdrm. 2
ba garden apt. Pool. rec
ar~a S385mo. 710 W
Ullh St
FOUR SEASO:\S APTS
Coup!\!. no pell>. 2 br. I':
ba twnhse Patio. 110 0 1
S370 715 Joann &t2 1602
3 bdrm 2 ba l 'pper 4
P1ex r>;ear 0 (' l' enc
iiara~ No pe~ S460
1040 C . \.-alen c 1a.
S45 i'9ll3
!"I.Ide !>WlbalhinR on hURt>
pvt balcony off m::.l r
bdrm. sep lndry rm. :!
car gar. 3Br. 2•, Ba. se-p
chn rm. 0 1W. lrash com·
pactor S575 mo 842-2()Zl
2 bdrm Condos near lluol
llarbour Avail now. Call
Sue ~enl 846-1371.
I bdrm 1 ba. Condo. NeW'
redecorated. S pa, 184'
nn. & pool 8484772.
2 bdrm. 1 ba. new caflJG.
enclsd pallo. S38S mo.
Near Hunt. Harbour.
842 3889
2 bdnn 217 ba. Condo.
BeauhfUll,\ decora ted.
Pool. Jae .. tenms rourb.
Ac ross fro m beach.
Owner wtU pay last mo.
rent on } our lease. ST7S mo Agent Steph~.
213 592 3371 or Resided«
213 tSB2.-2281
2.8r 1i,.,bath Townhouse.
Near beach. Tennis
court, s pa . $495. 2202
Hes:. Circle. 960 -5i11.
751 ZOO() -------
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C.A. tennis. pools. J<JI'.
$485 1 mo. S5 1 ·5 1!1 :!
A M /wknds. 730 0 12J
wttd.>~. ext 67 Al.
LOIJllllG hocJt 3841 •••••••••••••••••••••••
On your own pvt 9 bole
coune w /180 deg view of
mountain• from this
24ll60' 2 Br, 2 ba . spKioua home. Jacun1
with 8x20 encl lanai. 2
stora1e spaces, easy care landscaplDg Steps
away from clubhouse,
pool, tenrus crls & 1st tee $64,50-0 terms . (714 )
728-6SJO
Morro Bay-ocean vu lots
from $2990, walk t
bea ch . terms avail.
66HMZ1
Fantastic ()(ean View $!'2~.
Harbor Vu Hills, 3bdnn........ 3244
P8llGl'UDJC VWW. Sec~ 4 Br $560. FDcd yard 6
ty ~ COW1.Yanl ~ prace. YamUy p&eue lomit.ain. Boat slip avail ICJds & peu welcome
f o r 4 0 ' • 1 0 ' b o a t . Call 914-2561 cw 97$-2971 avai.I now. Summer ren-Tn~ex 3 BR 2 Ba, patio. Oceanfront 3 Br. 3 ba
tal wkly. Also av1il fpk.sundeck.2car gar Hlghnse Pool.~e<:unl).
UDO AHA
For S33l per mo Live by
..-er. Immaculate 2 BR
2 Ba. mobile bome.
SJ .soo. Agt. 646--32S5
Aa-··-~ 1200 .......................
111'. SllA5l' A SISKIYOU
area, your own "North
40". lllni-ranch has
spectacular view• &
.eclueloo on which to
raise food, hones, COWS,
•beep, kids or 1rand
~-Be M1I aufftcienl!
call Pat lluntocb. c 10
VbUs Unlimited Rlly n.-1•9359
'=~ 1100 .......................
East side Cotta llesa
duplx. gd rlnaocin&.
........ 17$1.
5 Plio: 1 7r. Dew. 1· .... w bclrma. Slll50
............ down. _...._Onaac-1••· 7H/M1·U09 or -.au.
"'-"'if 11., 2000 ......................
frplc, huge yd, French ........ ••••-•••••••••
doors Sl2SO mo. Pref Turtleroclt Brdmr. 4
S2250/mo. Act. DO fee.
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w1oler reoul l213 1 ~ 6461220 L6eorrent 494-7i54
lease/op.ion. &4.2.-ill • bdrm. 2 ba. Leue or HOMES U.k: I ' .. 3425 _Ml_·_l705 _______ , 1 Bdrm Refnge ra1or . Ml"llO"f •odl 386t
Large. lux~ous. adult pooi On Back~> l~me •••••••••••••••••••••-REAL ESTATE ..... •••••••••••••••••• L.AGUHAIUCH 644-8722aftSpm. lease.option. Si75/mo
Buld the home of Y eo.ta..._ 3224 A,tmtS4J·S032. 631-1400 3 Br, 2 ba, d /wub. pool, apt. Yeari> t6SOmo. A\e. $360 mo 646·1U26 PAii NEWPORT dreams on this larg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--·•s 90x90' lot above the hw So c ~·-1n South Laguna . -!.!'".Coadopoo1'•.nr. · st 28r,2'-a ba ....... S1200
~~~~~~~~I dbl pr. Nr S Cst Pl.au = • Fnrys. -.so 963-3833
~ 61S-lli0 ___ .;._ _____ 1 Coup&e Ottdfd to ma na~e COUNTllY CWI
,.._,. •-l _...,, h c-. .. spa. S500. 3Br 2ba ....,5 .,..,,Ullu:} pn .. ~i:ig ta No pets. 1$1-6166 ; ' ...... · · ...
Spacious 4br , 3ba.
Wutclift home. New 2Br condo. Xlra 1barp.
lt itcb. S775Mo. Act. MIS/mo AU '°' Nena & l92IO ll634U2.. Eves. 891 ·287 J.
......... U.fc ,, .... 1&0.000. Owner will hel ~7 3 Br. 2~ ba .... $1$()/1500 fm.ance. . 4 Br. 2~ ba .. . . . . .. S82S •••••••••••••••••••••••
A Oiv1s1on or
If arbor Investment Co.
-3 Br. 2 ba Condo nr S.
Ca\ Plaza. Pool. spa. Gas
pd. $59$. 151-1166:
158-Cl1.
llOS /ftTS Oil
FM\side · 1545, 1ar. 6
patio. Fenced yd .
&12-2510or~.
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ 3 Br. t ba, % car 1a.ra1e. ~ Adults only. 2111 CaDYOll
4 Br. 2~ ba . . . . . . .. l8SO
48r,3ba ...... ~
3Br,2ba . .. . . . . . S800
Aoabeun Hilts
............ ll06
SEAVIEWbyownr.3bror Oranae 1braod nu ....... ••••••••••••••••
*·Fam rm. Beat ocean s.,.aom 2bdrm. 1"'1ba. Walerfroot delu.e 38r.
view. $1400Mo. $11·1122 !usurious xtras for com. 2Ba upper Ca rage .
fort • enlertaln101 ref rig, frplc . Yrly
l550/mo. -..2319. Ad u I ts . n o p e t s tlaM ..... .._ SlOOO fmo. 646-7213 ,
4. Bdrm espanded D4l1•a...._. HOO _m._n_48_. _____ _
Palermo Model. Ideal •••-.. ••••••••••••••••
famlly area. Call lot de-New clebmt 3bdrm. 2ba,
latla. Century 21 formal din.. frpl, adu.J&a.
Nftopart Center. l*SSS7 CS/mo. M2· 745e.
ar"4-G30
Bayftont LitUe Isl. Boat
slip, 2 bdrm. 3 story,
fireplace. $2500/mo. Y rly
leue.17$-Di7
....... Desert, 18. Drive by '521)/mo.
•• ~ ••••••••• ~~~ _~ __ 1009_. ______ 1.tt523 CAM"5~hMtet
-------· N'ice tarp 2 bdrm. 1 ba. FOil LIASI Fenced yard, 1ara1e.
New 2 bedroom 2 ba oew s-inL DTS. !St. last
home. lliuton Lake • StSO security. 2029
Country Club. Golf· Wallace, Apl £ .•
teJaJs.pool. BeauWWI. ~2T11.
laod.acaped, no main ---------•
tAIDIDC8 Jani. •: 3 bdrm. 2 ba., eDCJlcl WCl~Rd. prqa, yard, wub/dr7 o..ertHot~ book up, all blt·Jaa.
%1W71-2572 llQIDld.. occupucy. TSL
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plocing ~ od . . • Otf' ~
numblr wiR ~ in Vol Dally Pilot
ad .•. Ad-SttW tdm ~ m 1111~ ••
• you cdl in at yox catYtnllta to get
the ·~-to )Qr od •.• this.,. 11 o;.; S5 per wt1k. For rnor•
tnforMalian crd to ~ yox ad cd 6G..5l1I . . ~
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Spllt·lenl CHtOm, 2
bdrm. t..._ ba .• mat\)'
&ttat. ocean vlew,
prdea. •tmo.
•1.aTt
Com para befort you .. ..., JIU re1t. Cu1tom deatto ................... -..
, .......... Pool, BBQ ..... DIW a Br .. ......
co.'rcl t•tal•· new duDla. f'ineat ln old
'*-lhare, .. rroud*' OOL IDO,. ft In-MIS
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small apt ~ an Costa
Mesa Joe 540 2200
Townhouse 2br. ~racM>US
lJ vrna. pool. adults No
petS 1375. 755 W l8lh St
646-9507 ---Large l bdrm. w1t.h patio
& garage Adults no pets
s:e. Call 645-5877
Near new 2 bdrm. 2 ba
Townhouse Pets OK
S 450 mo C ull
714175 9 8928 ,Eves
2.131766 1707
UVIHG
Singles. 1&2 bedroom
apts. & t.o,.'tlhouses .
from M09 644· 1900
4Br. 28a, very lg. all on 1
floor. beautiful new dlx
decor , frplc, P\'l, nr
beach & bay Avail now.
Ouldren OK. S92S mo.
1012 West Balboa. J eff
7»'J777.
LrK ltr dplll. W 1gar. All
Utll pd. 3 blk~ bch,
S47!>Yrly. Ken 644·84.94
Ver~a1lles Penlflouse .
ocean view, 2 bdrm. ;>.
ba . fire place, t"ult
sec unly & amenitle$.
S800 per mo . Wkdys
Hr. Wf'Stdtff SW-0614. Wknds & Eves
2 Br. lba. lanai. cpt.s. )115.S-ll.20
encl car. stove" garb ----------
dlsp. Overlooks pool Executive Bach. Pad 2
shared wtth other unit. bdrm. 2 ba. Hlghriae.
AdJt.s. DO pets KZS/mo.. Watmroot. Newly de--
\.Cil Incl 1st• lut +aec. corated. Subterranean m.e:m partun1. pool, all th
amemtles. M5-0?'0l. lBr. l.Ba, encl gar, lndr)
fadt. adlta. no peg. 1325. •• ••Nr Hoag. 2 BR 2 Ba.
C1'1-4'111&1\ spm adll.a, no P•l•. s.uo.
631-Jmll;~
~•COrt• Eu\alde l bdrm. now de Vtlla Balboa lbdrm •
e«alol' cllll*a. draJ)H. den. 3l'd noor. rec:lllity.
walk ln cloMl Private prlvac>· w /beautiful
balcony. lndr)' fac .. oc:ean view. nu per
c~. PoOI. NO CATS month. 133·'1519 ev• •
OR DOGS. Gu • w1w Tttnda. ~Opet\ Sal. ll-4. S37D --------~mo. tms move In). lbdrm. lba. bachelor. t
14$ &. lllh. St.(btWll bit to bd.t. Lr1 d•Ct.
On nae • Newport 1. 11115. M04117. .....
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l1111ah . old 11m1
H"fhmanahlp -'nd
&Mlef'alion Mr l'alonl
ho A.n\'tlrnt' ~~14
~orn11ca Work '""' <"abiJ'ltob, !Om }Ob~. ~l1I
111\ila, bllowa Yll\3-~
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lln\ewa>•· *•"• !>lltu• Wood ft.imllul'\' repair iii Homa improvement. 2.. AlJt'e 1 llowetleamni
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PETERS P AlNTlNC
Expr'd ReH Ratu
Pree Ei.t Call Gene
5S2·0Ull
Vie\Orian Pa1nun1. Reaid
nt1lnlr Acousllc: ce1la
rel1n. plaster-st uceo
patch. Laf Niguel. Msn ,
\JO Rich 4~ 3183
l'Tf'e• ta .Wlj ••II.) ~llLOt ~~ __ ~able 631 •~ ~asonatble. reltable Bnl2.15S. ~4871 Ciw •••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Out.I ~tr• m ) l'~t• Mla.a Ma1nten u1c• Accounts.
lkinw. •ll •llU cltanup&. hau.hns. Lie
646 iW4 .nl.llUl 142-9907
l'hna.UllO Mom will c•ar
fur chtld '" my C ~
hurnt-. )) rs & up
~t~~
G11rct.n1n1. tree trim
mini. clean-up. Ir mamt
sen. Arnie Ml-8414
~~~=ed.
.. . ;
···~··················· Haul in a Mo' 1n1 Con
crtte • trff removal
Qwck service 642· 7838
OCC tiud.cnt. Sluploader
---Tired or clean1n& )'our Fine ext. painting Sl
:.pare tune away" Call L>c /lnll Try me H
Jeannie9118-f7(11 Slnor" 83&-~ ---------WALL W~HING Pro( pamttng. £xt & Int
BARGAIN PAINTERS
inl/e1rt lo ralt.:> fast i;erv
free est 848·S684 or
842--0360 wiJMklw cleantni ·1tcree111> Low rates •380015 Pree
Ken· 1714l-5:l07 est S3f>..4383MC/V1sa l'ainll o g I P ape r1 n g . dump t ru ck Grade,
haul. Dan 645"8800 -----------'Jmiitortalf ·---IMide/ouside. f'ree est Oave'i. Painung. 1>ervmg lmmed star t t'rcd area 9 yrs. most rea.s, ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
c heck my ref. lie
... ,..... n·~'O\t tNn:1uo1c
••••••••••••••••••••••• t .\RJ'J:o:NTHY
~lawns. 7$1-"416
Haull.n& & Dump Jobs
Ask for Rand.)'.
549-4368
t-iNESr JN JANJTORJAL
<.:ARE. Comm/lnd. Ex
pertrlie 645 7 440
5116-~ Reb1dent1al & 1·ommerc1al
petnllng. l-'ree est Hcai.
l luldca"' m> home •.i~ ~ lh J11, 00 8800 40 YUKS EXP ~R
• • No. l'oa.ta M .... JAcac WIU.SOH ~4.2 C...,.. Soein'lce G: .... _, Coatr.tor
••••••••••••• •• •••••••• ttt2tldenllal.Comm• RA8YSJ'M'lNG m) hon~
31 $40wk l'M
548 ~l.h-brd
~mpuu & .. tt .. 1m • h· .. n Hemudeluls
t.oluc bri1.ht<11t.•1 !> whl C7 t4J 759-9517
Laodlcapi.na. tree lr1m· mlnt. clean-up&. Free
e.l. Avtles 646-8414
Exp. Gardener. Compl.
.) ard ina1ot. & clnups.
Freeest. Pete641·1086
1-> care 3} r-. & up ln1·d
~d. meal1 p.Art full
I.I~ Patt) b46 ~12
c~ JO mm bleut h l 1 •• 111, fl, ~w PO RT B EAOI
li\ din rm ha.II SU ,\~1----------·••A ...
rm S7 SO cou<'h Siil 1 h ------•••••••••••••••••••••••
ll> Guar t'hm µt.>l ucJur Bedricalf CJrpeotry . masonry.
Cleanups. tramming ,
haulmg Free estima le!..
557-8271
Ha11l /Crading. d e moh
tioo. Sluploader dump
truck Trees /yrd "'ork
831-12:5'7
Have truck. will haul
Hooesl. dependitble
s ervice. Free e!>t
5.SV7117
l jJI. ll'l>JJl l.l \r' t'lCIJf ••••••••••••••••••••••• roor1ne. plumbing
llu ~ork rTl\Self Ht-b t-.LU."TtUCIAN Pnn·d t-1oonng. Stucco & tile.
'>31 0101 n~h\ tre~ t'St1mate on Dr~wall & more JB.
larg1: onnMll Jolls &a&9990 Ila 111d.aniltq
L1"-=m~ 673 .. 035! •••••••••••••••••••••••
Professional masonry
We'll beat ~n)' bid
~H References
Custom brick . ~t ont>
bb'k roncrete & i.tucto
Refa Frttest ~-.f!L51
BlocJc. slump:sw oe bnt k
lo\al h lO \ ra. <Jrangt'
lAWU.) \el) reii\. he
Bob~ 27~. ~-!l'JOS
WALLPAPERfNG rates 675-~91.673ll7:17
Free est. Lie 330986
Aver Sil pr roll Plmhr jaepoir
Call Nonn 64~-0880 •••••••••••••••••••••• •
!lleat patches & tC'xturt''>
ES SIAM
Gtm palnung. lo rates
Free est. 3 yr ~uar
962-1478. 633-9837 aft 5
l!\TEXT PAl.:\Tll'lt.
Compl prl'p. xl.nt rt-5ul~
Refs ~l 542·9998
Rt&EST. 891-1439
Expert ur cstm rt.~tucl·m.
& patch es l nt 1 ~xt
Rsnbl Ed t..t5 5660
.... '*'9 ·········•············· l O\ ing care Ag"'" 2 tu ;,
\fan thru 1-nd•) M )
{ o ~ t J \I e' 11 h u 111 t
546-UU.5 CAI! l'l-.'1 & AS1 J{( > 11 It ~
Bu> c:;.ir~t thru 111:.tJllt•r
Jt wholebale llr11111
~Jmples Expert 111,LJJl1t
twn Work J:Ua1 ulltt'l'd
J Jy
EUX.TRICIA:>;
B ~::.l rate,, be -.t
workman!>h11> Smu I
}ob6 pref err~ 6i.'.i l!J4S
•MR. FIXIT• Carpenter & Pamtmg
l.S) ean. an area
Want a RJ;;AJ.L Y CLE\~ .............
HOUSE? CaU Gtnf:h11m ---·-,
Pamt.m~& P apering
l'rof~ional "'or k
Rsnbl SteH! :>47 4281
G G1dlt•' P lumh.-r
Repair ~en ice tn:.l.;llJ
uon back flow tl'rtlflf ,,
tl(lf1 642 !J;JI~
·•··•••··•···•········· Bnckwork :.mall Job~
Newpon, Co:.ta Me::.d & lrvme. 67!>-3175 evci.
Glrl. Free e:.t 64!>-5123 ••••••••••• ••••••••••• • ~to\ In~" The• Star\ 1ng Bars.:am shopper., r t.-:1'1
Cullegc Students hll\ e the little a~ in Cla..,~111t·d
~ro"'n Lil T12A 136 rt1(\tlarl> \nd the~ l1n1I
Samt ~ood sef\'. 641 8421 .... 11 ... 1 the) ·re looloni.: for
548-1752 842·4314 Xlnt cleaning done b )
SELL Hile items wtth a lacl)· w exp. Dependable
Want Ad Raiu.lts 642· 5678 Dally Pilot Cluamed Ad. own tram,. 847 .3637 ... ____ ---
:\ e w 1 o n ., t r u t t 1 '' n
Hemod<·l1n.: r1·1•IPIM!
1·lec1 ronll' lt·ii k dt:ll·t·11 .. n
"lapllal ,jjj Jl'•I
Unemplo> ed II ••t•r Plum~r oeedt work
\tember Beller bui
bureau Lie. Bdllded.
S43-ST79 da.)1'/evee. II IC
\11a
ll)ou lua\eo't bad I.be best
plumbing, beai1n1 "
rao&er service it ·a
because you 'haven't
called AAA·l yel.
631·300'7
PA C I PI C R 0 OT E R
SE RVICE
Rc~1dentlal & Com·
merciat
~er & Drain Cleanml(
Phone 964-2956
AoofincJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Re1>a1r & Reroo! All
ty pes-s h1 n~ I es· r oe k
'hak~·compo..Lar. Frei..'
e.l S4l·~ F in Avi.11
Tile-··········•······•·•·•· »-c1alu.e in cnlry way:. &
tt:ram 11: tile floor:.
962·1883 _____ _
Wwlow Cle<MiflCJ
···•···········•······· r'rof ... :.:.1o nal W1ndo"'
t lciirunlt by Joe Daniels •
714·!>48·8853
Seuld1e ite-ni"s -642-5678
Ai lwwwala u.rw.. Refttalt to Shere 4300 Offla ...... 4400 OffiC9 l..W 4400 ....................... ...•.•...•.......•.•..• . •................••.. ·····••···•·····•······ M tuWR...tal 4500 MoMytol.oc91 5025 •~,.h 5100 •.•.••...•......•.........................•..• , 53 0 0 Pft"IOllGlh 5350
s..la AM 3880 Mo11mg? Avoid deposit:-& •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 bdrm. 1"2 ba with pool
&carport. Avail 1mmed
• CaU StS-2970 aft 4PM
T_,. 3890
ti••···················· Spacious 2bdrm apt. nu
cr pls. drp~. bll1n::.
$:&.SS I mo 64(). 911 I
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Sawind Vill~e
:'lit.'"' 1&2 bdrm luxun
.idult dpls an 11 plJn::.
f rom $390 . 2 bdrm
·' townhoUS4!S from $.S.15 +
pools. l enni:. watnfoll~ vun<b' G<i, lor tOOkini: &..
he<tllng paid From !'>Jn
Ott<go Frw\ unvc• :\11nh
on &::dCh tu M<.:Fiiddl·n
lhen Wc,l 11n :'okFatl!kO
to Seaw1nd Vtll.;i:t•
1714i8!J3 51~
4000
•••··•·•••••··········· ··erg ~unn ) r oum
"" pnvilli' bath Sli~, 11111
1=guna BcJ<:h 4!*1 ~>
Room with K1ll'ht:n IJrl\'
AduJts onl.) Near Sho~>
ping Centf.'r Aft b1>m
·-wkd):. !f li2 ; ~20 o r
-~
Rm Ul 2bd apt. $175
OldTo"'n 118
53(>. ,350
Room for rent 1n new eon
do Worl<mg per'on '"
S t U d l' n t )\ I l 1· h
pn \ 1ll'l:l'"
~32,w
5 I K.1 0 111
Sumnwr Retttal' 4200
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hou:.e +}ard Sli:epi, h -t-.
fam1lie .. onl) W1·ckl)
l'Ul li ving cxpense1>'
Pro!esi.1onally sin c e
1971.
HOUSEMATES
832-4134
APPLY HO CHAJtGl
••HOWIE•• Rental Shanng Sen 1te
Has Roommate For You
95J.<679 7 da} s 953.0395
\\ ~1 shr 2bd. 2ba, avt
L>ana Pt S225 mo ht.
b l. avail 6-15. 763-4234
FEMALERMMT
sruire beilullful 2bd. 2t>a
Custa Mc:.a home corn
pldc "' eas \ J tee:..-. to
l'll'ilCh. tennis <.:rL-. & han•J
b.111 <.:rt::. S25(J mo ~~hr
uul :-.urr) no p~t -.
~5 lfi:r.
F<-m rm mt ,,hr :!bd I' ilia
l.undo"' ~ •• me• 5250
'.16-$-61!13
\L\LE !-.l'lr "'1!>amt• Fum
:"wpt Condo nr bd1 'l'J
pool '110.
5295 GU :!lfJ-.i
Hoommale wanh·d 2Hr
\/\o\{Jl Terral e Condo.
pool. J•1t·uzi1. ~aun<i.
'olle) ball c·ou.n,, ba::.kf'l
b.Jll court~ \"1e,,.. of ot·n
S?.Sl.J mo. S47·9731 d> s.
548 39196 eves
Share 2500 ft Condo with
pool & great \'le"' The
Hluff~. V.5 per mo + ~
uttb C'all 5.JI 7~3 o r
~l>-0-13!1
Hmmalt: "'anlt'<i. ;\' 0 lu~
11on ~mkr :'w1 1F' r e (
111:le~:. ~100 \fl
61.H4llo, i-tP:\'I 821 lll>.111
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1.2 & 3 rms. from 93' ~q
I\ No lt.c req 2172 Du
Pont Or .. nr airport
833 32239 A !\1 , lo noon.
NEWPORTBCH
ProfeuJOftGI lktg.
as·~Saft. PrestJge omce 1>1dg nr
Lido Isle New plu~h
cpl!>, 4Ra & e levator.
JWnt 2250 SQ ft lo 4500 SQ n 43032nd St Rkr1co op
l°Jll Sl ERR \ rn:,\LTY
t .:l1 i9'.lll
<Aht·e<. in lia) \WW I loll'I
J11:.1on1 al landmark
S2:JO & up Ba) \ 1ew
lmmcfl oc.•t•u p Conlal'l
R~c •>i3 3&:'.!
Jor .!Hn•,,ultl·~.1 2.'l :-q rt
& up lr·im s;., i l'I ~ Wt
Sl. call 'I om .>W :!200
~ll><l1col & Profess1ona
olf:tce. Rea3on:Jblc rent
0 .:.ta Mc!>i.I 5-'8 2103
GARDEMSUITE
CJreat Ive· nr OC A1rpor1
1100 ~ It ofc i.tl'. 4 ore~.
c·onf. r N cpl :.torui:e
nt-wh remodell:'d Ex
1<-n~1' l" w 1 ndo.,. ~ !Xl I
l.-U\ e N. N U 955 3363
Immediate
Occupancy
To Fit Yo·ur
Individual Needs
.-WPORTUACH
1501 WESTCUFf' DR.
ALL SERVICES Ample Parking
Managed Building
700or lOOOsq ft.
Lease · SI per sq n.
John Fisher 642-3111
IOU. CENTY
NEWPORT
Elegant ex~utive suites
in 1>rest1ge loc lnclds
~rt.>tanaJ :.erv1ces. re-
l t:pt1onist. telephone
..in.~,,.enn.i: & more Tl 11-:
II E .\ D Q t; A RT t:: RS
lUMPA:>;IES A pro
fe::.:.1onal environment
il4/KSl-0681
PR l ~IE COSTA ~n:sA
location -Sto r~ of·
f1t-e bw.mess. 5HO i.q .ft .
rwwl} decorated ~wck
1JO'!>e::.::.1on H a rbo r
Haker Center 3011·3023
Harbo r Blvd A ~t.
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:0... l::WPOl<T CENTER
OC'ean \ 1ew off1c:c in
qwilit). full ... en 1c•e ex
e('Ut1ve ~u1te The Ex
ct.ut1ve office. 110
,'\lewport Center Dr Ste
~ 6444492
•NEWPORT BEACH•
•PRJME LOCATION•
SO )ds from watcrfroo.t !
500sq fl.
(714) 954.5994
S650 lnd/Ofc near nu •••••••••••••••••••••••
;f~:~c~~:W<:ir 'NEED SCRAM·LETS
XLHfLOC:ATIOH ANSWERS
7520 S.F and~tnal 1>11r /MONEY lalita\.ad for 1mmcd oc V
cupanc) lncls . Office.
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drps. wet bar t'or lea:,
1ng into call ~2 4463 \1 ~
I .:llto3·:JO. Sat 10 2 • CUDrTMO
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Soothe -Dell\
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Hi:. wife choose:. ht'
!>eeretane<i The la!ot onl"
she lured was 'er) g00<I
tookm~. bul HE l'an l
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1380·18i0 l>q It Ulllt
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t71-65ll
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All t)-pes of real est.ate 'ou ~&nail> madt> 1t H ap
tn\es\mtnl.S 6ance UM9 I P~ GraduatJon Ra~ leDt' From Sl5 <:all Man lou
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~PECTACLLAR OF-fo' I C 1-: S o N T II E FREE PlA:-o;O :-.TOK.\\11": 642-217 I 54S-06 I I lost & ~ 5 300 .•••...................
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& PCH. ?lle~port Reaeh home :'olu!.1< 1;1n-. "'ill
lnl'luded Receplioni~t. pro\·1de s;ood l are and
uhraf). Xerox. t.:ultti~s. treatment for ~our in
Jan1tonal Parking, et<' Strunlf'nl Ac! !-i1tter :: IOt-
The mo:.t unique and f>l2~:!4hr.
15 'ea.rterm SHI 00 or
rrure ;'l;o Balloon
l..ido Ne"' port Lo
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2ZOo Ya.kt Pr Y.or C D1~counted T [) wllh 642-5678 1-ound h •m.1lc Blk &. l.m
beaulJful office~ on the a..tafs Wantflf 4600
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ESCORTS
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Ccnh/C...W
Am hp /MC fViso
Charles Angels
*Dutcall*
642-3112
MC/Visa
,\le •Oil a busme!>s exec.
hulflg on a lnp need111g
"l't: ., t o ass i s t y ou
" bu~1 ne::.s a rrange ·
1l'll!nL., while traveling.
C.. II i 14 1894 -9908
CANDY'S
RENDEZVOUS
For Sweet & Plea~ilnl
~cort Dir.19~-15111
DeJaVu
l>rofe:,<;1onal Escorts ..,.,th a temmane lOUl h
642-8572
Lt>"T CAT · Small
I' rrn''>l' Female. short
r .. 1r d.uk ~ gn-en e~e:..
'" l..t~Wla Rl::WARD
'•l l-;'21
ht ()egret> Rlack Belt
:.t?'-'k"' • mplo~ ment.
-.ecunt ~ . es<·ort.
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II \'.\t'ETl::ACHER
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640-1375 EVt:S J une $490. J u h ss~o.
\ugusl $575 7101
Seashoni. N R 645·84 lll
k.mmall: )l Jo". to share 3
HK :? B" candl front
duplex NB. $20-0 mo
~12~
220 toa,ooocp
Please Call For
An Appointme nt
\\t:SL <.A>a~t ~ ••••••••••••••••. •••. ••
Contuct Marv liurton Wanted in Costa \l•·"tJ or
<7141675-9501 Irvine area. 2 or :i Alt
l'\lmished offices for ren t
or lse up to 950 sq fl.
Ocean view. Fashion Isl.
<.:al I 640-9 U I
house pr ef crr~d 3
,\dulls. Xlnt refrn·nCl'!>
673 -5701 E\t>!' &
... 'eekend.s
race amount or 520.000 at l>UPll\ \ tl AlphJ lit.•t.1.
11\h St l'" 042 i 137 ~ .. iiiiiiiiijiiiiii 12'.., per annum All due!~~~~~~~~~-~ I pi
Newport. 111 blk tu beach. 1 ' &o\'t~ly 2 liR 1375/wet·k
June. S'l:SO/wk 968-826.1
Btach rentals avail. June
. Aug, 2Br. 1 Aa. slel'!-t
bch & bay. N R 998-07
'. or~ll
Sun Valle). ld3ho condo
2bdrm. 2b.i sis>.-6 w ith
v.alkmg distance or t<:n
rus court.s. pool. ice skat
m~ nnk & ttoll cour.,e
:-J1cel} rum 640 t().)9 ----
•OCl-.ANFRO!\T. J\ Ul
nu"' -.. eek I} Sp et·
tacular vu Nr pier. ten
rus 673-SURf"
, 2Br l 11Sa. ::.h.-eP'!> G \'
~7th St N B Luwer u nit
673-6275 ew::. A' ail Jul~
3rd.
Fl•m lo :.hr 2 Bdrm 2ba.
apl. S200+ uul Blk to
bdt Avl 7 l 64.5·5139 afl ti
&.,.knds Lon
(714) 67~·8662
Will h • l I ho OHtce ~11ace. Newport ...... ....... 4450
1 s c1r1: rg ux mc.1 Be h C 11 0 Hill ••••••••••••••••••••••• ffl)lc. nucro. nicely rum ~~~ 8 cne · For atcre ti office s pace al
11 li. Rita =~-aooo__ reasonable rates.
Y:\G. prof. remale
female \o sh.r Bad•
condo 8250. A\ 1
642 3931
ods
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Fcmalt· rmml ::.hr 3b<lrm
l:dM hou!>e . Pn' bd
bdrm Call f>.i.4·Z755
Ruommale wanted. ;\lalt'·
female. 28+ P\l home.
CdM.~THO A-.a1l it
CORPORATE Pl.AU
NEWPORT CENTER
2 Pn\'ate off1t es + rc-
~pt.IOO S&W 7~ USO
:\1anner·s M ile. 910 ~q f\
!-Wt.e. ba' '1e"' balcony
S910 pr ruo Wm
llazew1nkel 4' Co
~~
500 to 2700 s. Ft.
MESA VERDEl>R PLAZA
U2$MesaVerdeE.C :\I .
545-4123
•..wr<>RT /C.M. Up lO 4700 sq.ft. avail. at
pnme cor ner. 11th ti
Nwpt Bl. 67>8'00
PRIMELOCATION C--rdal
8) 0 C Airport 22S liq a.t• 4475
ft ln l.28(1 <>r1 It frt>m 8.'J' ••••••••••••••••••• ••••
per sq fl Phone 557 7010 FOlt LU.SE
LAW OFF'IC:E Harbor Blvd atore or of·
<xean view. Newport (1ce-besl locat ion +ex·
Will :.hr ID} 2 l>r . 2 ba
rw-n apt. w1emi;l11)t'd.
qi.Ile\. liberal me1le OHr
25 S27:> mo. + uoo ~~t
dep 494-6216
t•~7"-~mate wants 1
• po6utt 111 Costa Mesa Cent er. :; atty !>u1tc. 1J801>Qft.e.xcelleotpark·
library. conI rm. recep m~ Ca.IJ Curtll> Ht-rberts
bd~. age 20 25. 2Br.
1
t1on . XcroJC . S4751mo J\gt.631·1.266or&75-6694
furn twnhse. pool & ut1I 644-8222.675-7685
tnd'd $22() mo. Call aft 5.JOPM 646-7658 450 :.q. rt for M25 per mo.
---------1 .001 Birch !:>l. N B. Aaent
4400 541.5032
UOO sq fl. In '>hopping
Qe nter on Bristol or.
J,rnborff. 984 ~13 eve ....................... ------
Summer-Wtnler HenlJls EXEC SUITES 1 Medical Suites/Offices· ~HOUSE · Do wnt o wn Laguna ""'"-', • Prime Newport ~aC'h Beach 656 &. "87 sq ft 642·3850 loc Near 0 C aJrport · ·
LIDO 1$LE by week o
mooth. 4 br. 2 ba wai. t
beach. club & tennis.
~· -QsM bacb. uo1l avail
6/15-1/20. Furn. W /D.
• pso.~'1782
· IAYAtONT • 3 Bdrml, 2 tMilh.s. Newl)
redecorated . Sand> ~ Avail l&t 2 wk.s :(ulY $1500. 844-'513
Rent mcl. rttepllon. l'On Ampk! private PlU'iun1t.
rerent:e Tm. janitor Low rent Must sec.
Mrv .• ul<i, 100 free O~ner 714 /497 2351
c o p a e a & m o r e . _E_v_es ________ -4
SeaaarlaJ serv. avail.
I.a or Dou& 8Sl·9411.
WESTCUFF BLOG
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lmmed. Occupaw:y. 1·
mce oles Np\ Bch. Sen<
a vail. 751-7881
Two Wealcllff offlces.
Curn . 1150 le $200.
$49-1927. 642. ~
1140 sq ft &i 7S0 I Q I\ 1l0tt
apace I~ be. H.8 Sbop-
pln1 Center Coo
Equities (213~ S91-7IOZ
OINIHCOAST
..WC!A&·C--LAWOPFICES
Mtsll Verde Oolf ~
area.
CttyofCoetai Mesa. a ~uurul o.eiw ..omca
wtth <1lf Without Mr"tc•. ~1t0t mo. <;aU evea
85714-14-.
3'1)n. PnceS16.000 F'Ol:fD Mediu m ... 11.c Lost"' Found a pet ~ Call
Young doctor net•d., I
bdrm h ouse 1n llunt
ington Beach Close lD
bt;ach. 714 675 1691:1 0 1
213 798"6432
~I Estate lovestcneots
3333 W. Coast Hw~. NB
64M646
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t"em. look101 to ,hr 1 w ~. house or coodG st.
1n Npt Sch CdM area
& 2ad. TRUST
OHDS
Sf"R s l.l>'t lo ~-JO
) rs. pwTha.se and refi;
2nd to S50K I :>} rs
Owner. Non Owner. N
prepa). ree leasehold.
Aho lhru 4 41 Condo SS
1.-.. 1066 A!.k for Du.,. n
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DOBBS f"LNANCIAL
. \ n 1 ma l A s s 1 s ta n c e Border <.: o I Ii l 'I 1 x Lea~~-22i3.nofee \1t1n11\ t • .irf1t•ld & Ward 962 ~7
LGt ladles dJamond nn~. ,~,-5350 Vic lrvtne Large re·
ward. f"a.mtl.Y heirloOm
S62·1IH.
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COVER GIRL
• '5)..0778 * LOST Cairn Terrier. 2A HrOutcall~nice f"ema~. REWARDSlOU ----
&t&-9626or64S·i673 PRE LAW ::.tudent nte<J,
LOST C AT Sm a 11 ~.OOO Will do <ln\lhm>(
Burmtse Female. !>hort L etta I ~ o nf 1d t'n ttJ I
tuu.r. dark w green e)'es ~~~~ 0 Box J:?4:!.
No Laeuna Rl::WARD -
.$li2l •• Opp c• lwdty SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• SERVICES ,found· Red Oob1e pupp1e SPlRITl AL RI:-: \OJ~c.s
IOam -lOpm f'ull) l.11 ti
"'92 i29b or 492 9034 IHI .>
~ Camino H~al !:Jan
l~I Exec:ot1ve expand
tng ~ines!I Nct'd am
blt1ous p('r,on who 1
will.mg lo learn. (;1111 Mr
Fath> 646-4533
t;«>.6016 494·-4681 with oewl~ cropped ear'
Widof.t ha.) motWy for 2nd
TD ·s No credit check.
no !Xllt) 1-'or action l'aU
Agt 673 7311 an~ llmt' ............. ----Wmhtd 5020 2nd TD for sale. Sj!3.000 at
••••••••••••••••••••••• 12~sc:IY <.
Orange Count~ Produc 536-Q88 Susan
Uon Co. want.'I Investors ~ • rel urn Short ter .._.aMN:a•M'i/
Mweeks £!.11 739-+t.20 PM'lcu••I
LOltlrf'Olillld •••••••••••••••••••••••
5100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FREE
fATtB'a DAY GIFTS
fCK" Fatlt,r 't O;iy ·this
)Ut, tao.. would rou hke
to '1ve }'OW' Dad a a1n °' longer Ufe? U your Dad
unoba cl•arettes. be is $hocUn1nl h111 ll!e. b)
app. l mto for every
claareue .be 1molle1
JWlp "" help tum. You
can ~Ip blm allaln the
!Im\ 1ucceashal medical
rotm of "1molte de·
&Q d lC llOA" a vail
anyw~. •ltd ll '1 ,. 0 N &· T 1 M E
T'R.EATMENTt We will pv. you a VREE S50 gJfl
CtrUrttatt & an ex·
plan.atol')' brochure Lo
put lo your Father'• Day
Cllrtl on Sunday! Call ~or come to the
Part Lido Ntdlcal Dul Id· tna ecl'CIN rrom Hoaa
Hoap lq NtYpo rt
........ l\Olpll&I Rd,
Staim •
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Fo und Colkateel nr _t1_e_m ___ _ ~range & ~aimer ~t R 0 LL S RO YC t:
Costa ~esa. <:all 557 ·560.3 E.'>COHTS
afh-r6pm. E.. • --""llcons•o..tceill
FOW>d : sm blk dog. male . 24 ..... 751-0537
\le Spnogdale & t::d NOW lllRING
ingcr. 536-5200. 842·3!>.'!0.
Found. C«urn Terrier
,. 1 <' L u m p <; o n
BI a ck m<'r C.\1 II R9'1 ·flt23
~"ound. Ke)'S oo leather
holder. Balboa
6iS-971.S
FOW>dSbekle Beag~ pup pr. a pprox. 3 \t mos.
North Laguna. 497 ·2'129
FOUND· Beaut pet bird.
Balboa Penln. Call lo
STAG~ PVT PARTlt-;s
NUDE•DANCER
•\lODEL
Will coter )OUr next p<tr
\} I'm J6 2~ 36 18H:>
Pam's pvt oullall \f\
6pm 5<42 020i 0):.
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FIRST LADY Qcoru Models
Pany Dancerll
972--1345
ldeotily. ~S-5805 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
FOUND: Gtrtnan SMp. 9
mos. male. Harbor lllgh
School. NR . 0.)S.
~2046: evs, 842·1912
V.11 per DAY
,,..t'aALLyou pay ror• 30t1ay ad
lnlhe
DAILY PILOT
BVIC£
lmCTOIY
DO IT NOW!
MJ.567'
•FOXY LADY• OUTCALL ONLY
•972-1131•
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.. 0C AflPOl'T
"101 Blrch·NB~~
11·2am acroe..<i SbeHlon
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TOUCH A CLASS
HCo.T$
2'HRS. 952 1553
Pn•" •a.at TbtrQcuUc
mu ••J~· Lll''d. N 8
Appl c:wy. Str.e. 5*2117
Pen.-ase lady
Outc:ol DotilNJ
&com&MocWs
F'or
•AIOccasions•
24 Hour Service
Dicll 1.737.319
Servin au or oc
FREE
Pregnancy
Tfftitlg
ABORTION
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u., Tests. Ca11t11•g.
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CAUFORNtA
PUGMMICY
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HEWPORT
BEACH
652-0053
SANTAANA
972-3104
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11 ... & bacll1round II l)'J.IU'I c:&.lllCA&.. I ror part)' r~ntal atore ~n;r..... ab1hl> Xlnl worla1011 Set urlll., pro<'e .. 1n• r.n OI' fUU Urne Must
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Ora1110 Count> 1,un, ~CMc:lleor/ <:aU.llH40·0.~ COUNTERHELP
a..tb Chaptl'r N•tJun• "-Proc.MMlr AAU urne. Ptr counter
S • f e' ) t: o u 11 t 1 I Mlp • 11odw1ch mun. TM.vl.-ilO Pr9Yh>11• l> nk1n1 t·a t:xperlence preferred ... rl .. n <'~ wuuld b~ ~· 7075
----MltpW.-..ct 7100
h.-lpful Good t ypln• Clerical Clll') .* ~u 675·2193
r.lullliNQu1red CIJ OP£1AJOIS CREW Members & Crew
Manag~r needed . lnilt!d t'•llfomu• Bank We •re accopUn11 i.p Mature women or men.
mOC'eanA\e plicatlon i. (or e• Xlnt pay ~ benefits
l..at£una &.-1u·h Per 1 enc e d l' R 1 ~8444 ~~ M46 e>peratcn Long & i.hor1 ---------
EOE lerrn a11.agnm l·nl! C:u i.tomer Ser Hee .......................
ACCOUNTING 11.\H \IAI U l.>epeodable
~YISOI Apply 111 ~r:.on 1831.
U\ a1lable an local 0<. RepreseolaUve Operaw
auport area & Fashlor copiers ¥nd counler W.md Profbs1onulism
wanted for Npt 8 th lat>. Newpurt Bl t:M after
SelC :.tartt.>r . able 11 ~
a mu.;,t lO work in the woril
growmg area Call for 898-2628
SIR SPEEDY
PRINTING ma 48li! sma II ofr Com
puter exp preferred 01
will train quahf1l-<I applt
r lilnt Phone J ur
tblly~r. 040 0140 »fl II
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ACCOUtnl'°'G
Good w numlwr-.
Wlll tram 642 t\1134.t
ACCTG UK PNC
TF.MPORARY
Register today to wort
on vanous <ll'(·vun110.: d
bookkeevini.: 1t-. ... 1i.:n
ment... Work r ln~(· I•
your home F1 j.(urt
Clerk.s to St•n1or 1\l·c·oun
tunts needed throughou
OraJ1gc Count~
AOlllHIT NALF'& accounlef1'5
2:133 No 8ro.t1h• J •
~200.C:old\\ell HJnhr
Uldg . :-.anl J \n.1
1714) 8 35·4 I OJ
FREE PAHK!~<.
,\dvertbini.: !::11rn up lo
~.89 Hour
r-;L't!d full & p llml' pt•11
pie to asi11st me in m•
busine~s Nu l''\1('1
Call 979-8179 .
Advertis ing
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
TRAINEE
The CIJSSlfll-d i\dH·n 1~
anjt Department of the
O'dily 1'1lot ht"' an 1m
me<11ate opening 1111 •
telephone-.., J le' dt'' k
Must be ublc to t~ ix· J 11
prox. 45 wpm . l!OIH
phone vo1c:e S!ilaQ vlu.
commission Sale:. had;
ground ver~ l)('nd1t 1..1 I
Excellent 1 ompJn•
ht'flefit:> inl'lulll· mcd11 JI
dental. crccltt un111n t•tc
For inten ll'" ph'<t...,
1.·all 642 .i:l2 I. l'X t 277
~Cooit
Doily Pilot
Bt:AU TI C l.\N l11t 1r
l)tyl1:.t lhat ':-pru
if\.'bSl\e Api>I> Pro l1J1r
U> K:'>46WarnerA\e .l"t
\'al le)
BEAUTY SALON
Looking to bt• r l'
t·o~nized · 1-:xr1t111R
gn•" ing corporal Ion ol
beaut\ '>Jlom, m n~ of
Ii mot1\'alt'<f. t•ncrgellc,
maturt• Hecep11on1st & at
lea~l !l top full serVll'l'
~I• h~b. tu work 111 one ol tht· tov mtloor rnalb m
Southern California
Load!-of l~nef1ts' Plca:.l
call 5-llJ 88118 ----Bookkl'1-0J)('r Recept 1-'ull
or part 11me some cul·
le.ie acct helpful Will
1r,11n. Small Newporl
B l' a ,. b l' I' A f 1 r m
&16 7106
lloukkl'l'Pt'I ,\t'l UUlll<Jnl
nun 5 \I:. Cll.IJ. I ull l'hJrJ!t'
huok I. ccp 1 n ~. l'' µ For
l'ulll1t· \l·t11un1ing Firm
I'll·\ hr s. µcrm vu:.
!lb: I 56.:Jll
Bookk.e~F/C l'I' \ Firm at :\tal.'Arthu1
Bl\d &. Jamboree IM
tnine 752o:n1
~..foull
Ch°"Jt!
St1b .. 1ant1al Newport
appt
557-8045
Cf\·Llr\:
IOM'OllAll'I' l'f!ISONNI\ SllMCIS
3723 lirch Strfft
M.wporthoch
DATA&mtY
OHi.ATOR
Health Or ganual1on
located in lrvtnc has 1m
medaaa• opening for a
D.ita l::nlry Overalur
w11h 2 J )ears expcr
v.1lh CRT Tl!r manal Xlnl
::.alary & frmge benefit!>
~~~~~~~~~~ packagt.'.For 1n\cr\'1ew
rontact Denise Gwmond
Uenl'al
** FILE CLERKS
t:::xcellent Lra1n101: op
vurtun1l) for career
rrunded indn 1duab l'X
penen<'l' m deahnR with
the public a plus
We offer J ~ood 'tart mi.:
.,;,(an . exct•llt·nt t·om 1•;,n~ • JJJ1d benefit:. 1n
duding allrart1H• \\ork
JIJpJrcl \ ppl~ in pt·rwn
bt•t\\l."t'n :),\~l Jnd ll'~t
0
CITIZENS BANK o~ co~1 A M!~A
:!9711 Harbor 81\'d
&111e:ws C1>:>1<i M t's:.c
•714) 97!J·4200
1-.:qual Oppl> Empl,\ r
ti41·1616 ... t; 0 .E .. M I F.
Ochcal~en help Exper
preferred. Hefs Over lH
t\all time. 64-i·5019
~liver) Helper "anted
for Furn1turt-Stor e
Week vane:. from 30 .. 10
hr:. $3 50 lo !>lJrt In
qwre in per!>on al 1931
;\ewport l:Jlvd C ~I
Tue!>d,1~ !'iaturda)
Dea~ It Stock
F 111~ N1l(hl -.h1fl Wt.od
thru Sun ~lu-.l be tis ,.~:, r: 17th ~l. C '.\t
IJf'.l.JVl':HY l'EHSO!'i
O('(.'(Jl'<i. l(ood dn •in.: re
cord tlunt Hl.'h <tr<'a
1714 I 536-2926 --------Dt>hvel') Man lor CO!>l.1
Ml'~a furn1Lure store
~lature 1-:x p1•r1l'n l'l'
net~ar) 42 hour "et'k
St 25 per hr Call Bell)
~I F 111 Ix wn ~ 11 1>42 20:N. l1 r m ha:> cha lleni.:in~ __ --__
t•ll!1llon for E'Xpenenrl'<I --·----·---.--.---t L>ental As~·t . Cull ltml'
111d1v1dual :\1aintain re· Cl..ERICAL c.·hairsld\•. HUA & X ra~
c·11rd' for mult1µlt• l't1r G Ill' re qui red Fu 11 1•1rat111n!> thru 1tnanl·1al ENERAL
-.1<.lll'ffil•nl1> Mo~l lit• OFFICE licnl.'f1l:. Op\'n :.alar~
\\ell i.:ro11nH•d . non Permanent & part lime. :\cv.port lk_·_a~_·h_fH_2·_tl8l:IO_
'l'Tl>ker Send resume & Immediate open111j.? Ex
'ill.in h1stoo in ('On t'l'llcnt typrng skills rt-
f1dencc lu P 0 Box Ii IS. qwred. Call ror an in ~t'"' port He :1t· h . CA lcrvte"
9',!66:}
BOOKKEEPER
Full chMAe exp Ot'C .
\ P. \ It. pli ~ r o ll
pa) roll t~e~ _556· IM_
CAMERA PERSON
For Litho D•pt.
Al lc-ast 2 years exper
1•1 t>£crrcd Exc·ellent
c.·•J mpan) bencltl:.
~al;.1P commensurate
\\ 11h l·xpenence Appl~
in person to Paul Ward
or Seth Shenton
759-0653
Ucrk T~ ptst for :\c" pon
bii,.,l'd f1nan1.·1al firm
55"vm Utrnc ell.pt•r
helpful :\ ln1 IJcnl!flt:.
opponwatl~ fur i.trowth
WESTEH:'I. ~TATE
l't:;-.;~JON <.'OHi'
'iS!i 1525 bl wn 9.i m &
6pm
CLERIC WAHTEO for health food !>ton•
r:XPERIENCED 1-'ull
Of p1t1me ~ %37 ------
Cknlal
f<'ronl 0H1tc rec:cpt1om:.t
f:xj)er fl l'l'. Xlnt
:.11l1tr) bt-neflt:. <.:om ·
puter kno..,lcdgl! hdpful
l(fi 0771
l)ent.ll Al.!>1i.lant. Ne"' prt
li(·h re.toral1'\ e pral't 1n•
need. .. ex per ind I\ Good
,alar~. man) lwnef1h
631 2400 ----
u t-:.Vf:\L HYGI £NIST
111 work in ei,tabltshl>d or
f1t·e near South l 'oast
Plaza
1.>t-nt al Reet•pllom!>t
1-. 'penenred
.>.18 83-11
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, ... _..., ......... ln tram HOUSE PARENTS \tamlenanct' ~n. )Mr\ Nw-.lQI :
tr )'OU att depend•b'9. ln iood hullh and have an
nceu.nt ct.nvinl record
we would JU1e >OU io •tot>
b) ~call tor an apphca uon u our Penn.ncnt
Part Time C:O...rt*r Ex
rellt-nt opportunJty fo
.,_._......... • • ume retired Co1\11 C..HRHAWet-
dept of Ira co xlnl M t> cpl lo raide
1
1n ~ei.a area. ~t •oor own bendlta ' &tttal ad\ an homt "1~1K ff O D ~ M OOhr.11-hhin. cement potential <:111 CoJl.,,e hours Appl) »l 302l XJnt i.orku11 rond1 ~
Hit• 540-SOSS. CoHta lldultl •ce " .sper ~111 Avt>. Gateway. P~11d holada>•· EOJ:: ~---1 .. rcy. Pftf Respon11lb111tle. in Se1en11ric ~ 642-~ ,....._u""" " cl peraonal C•re of ---Harbor Bl. C clients. a II household \la.le or PemiJlc ht.' Ip for L S..> view Conv Hoepillll
NEVER A YEE ftlflllJ\lenanee. cookinc. & 11:.ul dealer & r.-ntal 2'JMThurln A~e. C.M
onl(otng programming )lrG El 1oro urea,
G9f'L OfACI W001mo Rm • brd. + ~l-0610
.... l>a{ta. Unated Cerebral
,... red pel'fOfl
SOUTH I COAST
, ... derical ~)' po&1 Pals> 546 5760 \fa.nJ(·unat wanted. Ciood
Ucin. Ute typina 45wpm · ('() locatloo Xlnt work
BANK awltchboard relief & If you are a Professional rng cund. JOI<: f"OR
varied du&lea. Oi>Od com O>smetologaat, become a R~,.ER LTD. tw5-SJ'70, '*'> benefit.a • pleasant Sales Rep for your area --An Independent Bank
849&mnow4!r St. worklna condition s Phone from 10,2pm ~141n with m~.: & ..,hop exp Pteaae ca 11 Lau n 546-4571_ ·C11:an rm · r{ & o t) ~ Co6t.t Mesa cno~5300 SJS.8450. v.ork. fo"abrtl'al1on. ai,
Equal Oppty Emplo> er ~ OfffCI
M /F Clenul entn· leve l posi·
lion ror laa1-1rowang in
&droMc surance compan~ Nt.'flis T~ & ...... zmtte.." rallng.s It codmi: clerk
..,.... A• _. No ex~r. nee Good Diversified worlt\oad. in haodwratan g & detail
mfg instruments Ad minded T> p111g. 40
vanced K1net1cs. 1231 •swpm 37 "'7hr week
VKWna St CM 646-7165 Good benefit•. C..t ll
E.O E. Laura 833-84~
Escrow SecrelBr) Ac
curate typasl. detailed
~. Some knowledii:c
10 real estate helpful
"94-8:i21
Grandma wanted in m>
home tv.o :.awl! bo)s
II 8 . DJ l 5pm <.:.ill
"41 1600
-Groomt-r lor Aru m.i i
beali•• Sec/Aast llob1>4tal rull 11~ Mon
2 Seruor Partnen., La111 lhru F'r1 g.;; Some cl\
Firm. top !>Ular>. gd penmci.' 125 \lei.a UH
slulls. bnght. gd planner c M. or rall 631 IUJO
some legal exp Man age
legal & business affairs
interface w 1cltcnt~ &
busmess associates. Call
71·H~Sl · 14 lol ----
GUARDS
Indoor plant m;un· i.embl). m:1t·h1nin~. 111
tmance FuU and part ltpectlon !\ewport Heh
llme available 497·S424 11re11. N1:w Media C:o.
lni.uranre Secretar).
personal lines. some ex
per desired. Sal.a11 open.
CdM.613-86SO
INSURA."iCE ofrlt·e de
stre. girl f<K 1<ener11l of
f1ce work 1nc lud1ng
licensing phonc1 .. 111~:.
tote Typtnjt & 2 }ear!> of
l1l't' expenl!nre reqwred
C&1J 833-9511 bel .. n ti
4 :ll
IMSUUMCE
~li d)!>.
MECHANIC
HOHDACARS
i: lime. ~ da) "'k t-:>.pr
"' llond<t C/\HS a mu1>l
:'old 0 "0 t ool :. su·.
comm Refs r cq
~12·~6 or 848 7276 art 6
pm
\fedlc·al Hen·ptlOnl'ot for
lotlil Orthoµed1r
!'>ur~eon 1-:,..vcr µn·
lerred rn ult µha~c., ol
front oflit•e Rc:-.ulTW rcq
TECHMICIAH CaU for appa 642 &oo<>
~ules offire :-Oewporl ---Center Details. f1gul'lc' \IElJICAL f'HONT OF
work. v.111 train. hl?hl l-1Cl'.: Bu.'~ office t~p
t) ping <,;a ree r Op in~. phone:. htc hkki.:,
port.unit) t: 0 1': ~1 r:. full l llTll' t>tO 2023
Dudzik &W 74~
lllburaJK·c
Lg auto 1ru.uram·1: al!en
l'' h~ 1mmell openini.:~
'°'
\!EUl(.'1\L. l'.1r1 lllOl'
1-'ront & Bat·k l> p1ni: n ·
4UJrl'll. 24 hr!'> V••r \\I..
\Ion Thur ~ iii:1
Nursing 10 a friendl>
working almosphert•
Costa Mesa Memonul
tbptlal. Current 0'1{'0
logs
Med-Sorg R.~'s/LVN 'i. all 3 llh1fl11
full·l1me and pitrt·tunc
bent!flll>
l':mergcnc} room HN
12hr i.h1rt
ICUICCl: l<N
l2hr 1.>hltt
I k>uSt! Su pen i...or
:1 l lplll :.htft
<.:ome sel' u:. about our
new salanei.. and our
benefits ""h1 ch include
denlal plan & l'mpro~e1-
trt!CI It union
Let w. tell ~ ou aboul uur
recent Jl't1•at1on "'
.\lrohol1lim RccO\'er} :-.en it·e Program. <.:oti
liit.1. nursing ..1dm1nil>lr«
t1on. 1i14 1 64l·2734 Ext
272 JOI Vu ton a, t:O.'>ld
,\11.-:.a
NURSING/ Assistants
Newport &;ich. SJ.SO lu
,1.irt I n11n ·t·c rtif1ed 1
i.1 uo tt·crt1t1edJ 90day \\
annu;,I rf;!\ICW. 1\ppl~ Ill
IJt·r~•rn t u I' Plal't•
fj.l~iit).l
f'WJ t•harge Hookkl'<'pc1
Perm pos11 1on
Prest1g1ou~ N cv. µor
Beach Ya<'ht Club I::.>.
per nee. 631·1900. Poll) --F. t; R N I T U R E
SALESPERSO!'i
l'.'lo"T£RlOR l>ESI GN for
tugh qualJl) maJor i.torl
tn Co!>td Mc:.d, ~I tn ~"
rel ail furn I\ u re l'X ·.,
5-W-3822 A,.k for l'ht•I
St l'IJllTl<I n
Full & jJarl lrmt'. All
art•a:. Unifo rm -.
I urnu;hed 1\jll':. 2 1 fit
over Hct1red v.1•komt•
No expcncm·t· m•t· 1\Pv
I\ L'ruvtn.ul l'rolt-t l 1on ~r\ ll'l', t il2ti " .olh
!'Xred. Sant.1 1\na In
U:f"Vl~W l'IOur:. ~ 12 & I I
~lun lhru Fri
UHOBWRITER
TRAIMHS
\ll·d1l';JI li,11 k 111111 ,.
'1·--vort .1 r1·J l1Jrl
11m1• ... ,p••r t. ·"lr11 ---------• ~)t't 1<111' \pµI' 14>1:!:! ;>.ur!>mg
GAS ST A TIO'.'lo /\ rn:~
DA.ll(J'S tor ~eir !.en ice
:.l allOCl.l>. C ~I llon1::~l A
n:uabthl~ a mu:.l. I' T
P T . t>i6-96til
GefERAL OFftCE
TO $950
IO·key b) tout·h ,\r
curate l) p1~t \'arll•d
duue.. 832· 7300
II A I R C C T T t. R ~
~rl'UL-. 1 .. nov. h1r1t1l
fur ab Hunt l:Jt·h lol d
1100 :O.ltill v. i.. ,t.1rltnl
...U I'd tr.immi;: •.•t.a
110 11 ' holtdJ'' 6
l1t•llt•l1h llwrH• I•· A
t•1wpmt lllt luile•l l ,oltl
t ,,.,n1t•t11I•'~ • ltt rt·•t d
l J l l Hu nt II • h
:-.t.lpt'rl'uh for 111lt•r\ 1\'\\
!ti2~
1u1r dre<>~r wichenU·h
for Bciiul1hl'lll1on c; .. ntrt'
111 South Coa:.I an•a <.:.ill
for a l'P 556 71.Jb
Bair Sl} h~l v. fullu"' in.:
tieneral "'anlt'd for exdui.1v1·
Asl>1bl<1nl n.·~cr\'i.llwn .... alon 1n Hullol'k'
manager Tu c :-. Sa I W 11-. h 1 r l' N 1• w µor I
8 ~·JO Plt!ast.• call fu1 Be11ch l'onl.1ll ll1llon of
aJ.ipl ~Ion Fri J u~ncl' 7:,\11:.!l l l'>.t
8:JO.Spm t;45-73!HI =2E0or~_1 ____ _
Geoer.U
Bus Boy Pan lime
Musl ha\ e .al lea~t t) r
exper Please call for
a p p l ~f o n .. r 1
IS :.l-5pm t).l5 iJSlol --------
General
Serur1l) Guard Ful
lune Must ha\e Jt lca!>t
I~ r rrulilar) or -.ccunt~
exper Plca't-r.tlt tor
appt Mon .. ·r1
8 .:.1-Spm fH5 7358 ---
GIHERAL OFftCE E.xpenenl~ ht>lpful L1h'
typing. proficiency v.11h
figures. 10.ke~ by lOUl'h
Opportun1t~ for advance
ment ~lnl. co benehb
Informal office t; M
Call M11l1e arter Uum
lla1rsl~ ll sl e~tJbhi,hed
lulJ OC' part lll'llt'. La Run~
HJU:. area Sul11r) rum
rTU!>!>IOI\.-. 770 ZJ.4~
Har<t"'are ..... 1e:. Appl~ m
pt'r,un t 'ro""n
llard111.irt'. J lll7 t; l"oa-.1
'"').<.:d~1
114.>lp v.anll.'<f full lH~
IJOblllOO in 11ur re.ider a11
dePl Hr.. Mu1\ Fri ~ .1
'I t·l~i>hOnl! & c·ountt>r
~alei. Kequ1rt'~ i.:ood
-.pdhng. ttramm.ir. &
penman.'>blp Must l'nJO)
l'O('('ttnlt Lh\' pubhc.· 1\pp
I) l'enn)s a•c r . l t>to!I
Plac.ml1a A\l• . <: ~t
~IU!>I enJO~ h\) pho
........ sales :'\o e'l~r nt.>t'
!"ialJn t·ommcn!'ourJt•
'4 exper 6< .ib1hl ~ Xlnl
.1<h am-emenl OpfJl"' \JI
t11 berwf1h Ciill Shl•rall
.11 ~11161
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Im• lum11ur1 'wn '' u .. 1
tw e'<pt-r I'• "un111 I
l'lea. ... t· mqwn· 1n J)\'r.un
nwJmJnj!s 1>1rk ~h·tt•·t·1
Fine Furn1 .. t11ni:-. t7:!'i v,,.,,, 11f1 U r ' 11
~h;'ill
l;>.'TEl<IOK IJESI G:" ... H
with \'XIJ La1tuna lkh
are<t C11 ll lk'lb tlct v. n
ltt\ I l 1>42 205.1
lnt111wk .\pp<irl'I
"'um.an. m<iture
wt.•t<lr. :'\o Sun
~ wr.
-.ale.,
·*U hr
l J II
J.;toriat:WHM'
Jo ttl'l"ll' Expr'd Tov l'J'
..tO) "'ht.-re 979 J923
JAHITOtlS
1-.\ptr \UUPlt' pn·
lt.-rral l f\ '°' . .re a l .. 11
I l.im l.2noon s.4S-~Di --
JJn.11or. permunt•nt I' T
morn1n,es. ~ 311 IO .111
'I ''" S a 1 " n m e n ...
fashion s lore. ~' CuJ 'l
l'tu.i C.:kJn \oloork. i.1>0d
J.IJ> I 990-2UI i Che .. tcr
KEYPUNCH
l1t·.11 h BJ\•I ~t·· =:ii.:1 HEMODIALYSIS
II II ~I:! l•,O I
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ACCOUNTING
SUPERVISOR
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m:.nJ~• -.m.tll 1111 I urn
pu1 .. r '''IJ prt'll•rri·tt 111
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t Jn I f' h tllll' .J .trl
llollH•r to llllllltf .tit Ill
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IACX OfftCE
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ra) e"p nt'l IH'1 ; tn
\ledtt JI fro n t nffit'l'
Ir\ 10.· <'"Pt'fll'Ol't'd
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( ... tt.1 v. f1a.:url,., & 11ht1n1
llunllnl(ton lil'h K.i:! ,..,.,,
\ll.llt>l
La quinta
Motor Inn
Costa Mesa
• RNjLVH
Lnl11.'JI Can· Exp pn
lt·rrl°ii W1ll lraan tor th•'
"fl'.'ll..th\ Full t11T\l· In
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OFC MGR /IKICPR
r'rl''ollj.!1ou:. :'l:ewport
11-·a<'h law firm hcc, J
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\'11 lot.' 1>.10 56.'>IJ
• OfflCE HELP•
i'i\tl"\ le\el posatton ,\1
lrat'll\e. hn11,ht pl'rson tv
... ,ri. in expanding hUM
ne.:.,, Will train F time
t..:.ill < ~ nd) 64 t 2072.
l .. fn e llclp tor c·onslru\
11 on r 1e1 c.1 o 1 f 1 l' t' 111
La,RunJ :\1~ul•I
~·t·n·1 .1r1 • .I & t 'len•'JI
tu1w-. SJI u~n Phon\'
l!'J ~(j
Office Position
1 ' J 1 I a b I ~· F l 1 m t'
Cu:-.tomcr relation:. & hi.. i..v..: ht'lpful hut nol nt•l·
l.1ot• l'Ompan• " J,!OOtl
1Jcoef1b Call !>l9·l!'ii.'i 1111
111lt•n 1e,,. .J lkrbt·rt
II.ill Jt•v.t'fl1:r:. 330 W Oa \ ~trct•I
Co:-la \ll''>J
k:qual Opportu111t~
i-;mµlo~l·r O~Cooit
Doily Pilot .i:ww B;1) S1rect
U>mpan1on Housckcc.•pcr
"Clnled L1H' in, Mon
~-rt ~lu ~t dri•t• llal
l'cntn S25 pr d<t>
l>enlaJ A::.!>.-.tanl. l'ha1r 1 _~_SBOO __ , __
:.1de expenent:t' lmmed
employ l'lll' nt. l'Orpur H le
befwf1ts, boow. ;..ii; 2448.
8 30-5pm
I lo8p11ah1~ HO!oltw..~ 1s e"
pandina N .. t·d hoslt·:-...-.e-i.
in :.t•\cral lot•al1oni-
p II~. nl·ar \ Ollr horT'K'
wel<.'1)m1ni.: Ol'"' re~•
dents Brang1nJ.? 1<(1lts
lrom loral m1·rt hanh
~ ci.r & l) pt>wntcr
For appt l'Jll S4 'i ~
1-. \ p l' r ' t.· n c· l' K t• )
run(' h T ,\ A l' 4 u I p
Up..-r.1lor Xlnl t'tl
btoncfli... lnfc.>rma I 11ff11·1·
tn CM Call M1lh1: all
!IA.,\t ;U ().l5 519.)tj NOW HIRING OFACE CLERK
TRAINEE Al'T. MANAGER AS· Cos~~,.i~~· CA
SIST l-.qu,1l Oppurtunll)
Couple Wil l· 111111.'t' Emµloycr Q h I t l
Uui;band1mumlt·nant·c• ---------•I ll'ltt~sion c p. un 1m<' 3Xl Lnits. Oceun:.1d~ t-;'\ -----for people "'ho luv 10 Dt.:O~'TAL ASSITANT·fuJI
pcnenc·e reqwrcd TSL t:arpentn + li~ht cons! "81t'h mo\teS 675 4580· or part lime. bac k oHtrc
'.\IWtl 642-1603 F 'pl 1trne. any a~e app· ~k forJohnorMik_e_ pQ6llonopen X r.ir he &
-h Exper helpful but not T expt:r preferred ;\t on
Art1:.l. F 1T produc11on. req Sl·I )UUr ov.n hrs. COOl<JIREAKFAS F'ri Btwn Harbor &
!>Cfi'ell pnn11ng. rl'IJted +pat·r. pcacework Volume bus1 ne!>!> :-l"Pl Blvd ~. C: ~1
od "t ,. II for 1n Grinder Restaurant pr u .. :. ~ d ba..~1-. 548 IS6s.t 631 1420 tervi~. 964·4794. a:.k tor 2100'l PCll. Hun\. Brh ----------
Mr M CA.RWA.SH HELP s.J6.l66-l
ASSEMBLERS
\\oc will tra in \pph
7AM. Ma cGre~o r
Yacht.... 16.11 Phll·enlla. c ~t
1-'ull & Part Tr me
18-' over
\11:.-rno Ci\R WASH
2950 Harbor Bl. C M
CAR WA.SH
<.;ai.hier wanted. Wknds
onl) N B. Call 644·4-U30
COOK
BUFFUM'S
Newport
Dental As:. 't, ortho l''\p.
RD1\ requ· rt·d . I da.'
v.cc k ;-.v.pt Heh
642 2626
Dental ~crctar~ Rcrep
t1on1-.1. exp. Cor a cl1\'c
beach off1('.e Xlnt l.al
QUI 548·SS88
General
PLUMIERS HELPER
Will tram $200 wk M~rt
Open 8am·8pm !f!IS.>1.i t:l
OFftCEWORI( SllO
Will train S18010 start
Open 8am·8pm 995-3113
DfUYYS S200 Wk
Will train trurk dn vers
Open8am-8pm ~ 8413
Amenran Gwdt•
GENER.\L OFF'lt:f:
---------
HOSTISS
Days. 10 30 4 30 M on
F'n )fature person p~
f'd S4 SO hr Claim
Jumper Res taurant.
25332 Mclnl)re St. Lag
lblls 766-0662 <Wild W~t
Plaui> EOt:
llolc4
.W1s1an1 Rc-.en al1on-.
\tanatcer Tues ·Sat
8 ~ 30 Ple1t..'e rail for
a p p l ~f o n · ,.. r 1
8.»:ie>m &U-7358
La.ndst·ape mJ 1nt.·nam··
1-on:man nt-edcd \ Jrll'(I
dutle> Full llln•: per m.1
nt.'fll Good l'O Wl'Wfll,
,\ JJ p I ~ a t ,\ & II
Ldnd:.l·aj>l'. ~381 l \ Id
FJbnc·ante. ~l1i...,1on \It•
JO i &H7Sl ----------
LEAD TEACHERS
~hss1on \'Jo L:•J: II ill'
areas lmmed uµenmi.!-.
~n• an l'n• St•huub
17'().199!1 vr no 1 ~n
L~
~'T MGR Fabnc ''ham
needs ass1slanl f''abric.·
or reuul exp prcf'd. Ca II
J\lau:n!(:n. 64640-iu
CASHIER
Full Time. good pay
Growth co. 5 local1on!>.
O.er 20 Apply in person
We Tram .
FUii llllll' opening
E:xpenence ne<'e!.sary
XJnL company b<-nchts
Appl) in pen.on
l nterVlewing hours· DIET ARY AIDE FUii tune. pm shift. F.x
per. pref Good working tond & benefit.s . E.0 .E
BAYVIEW CON
Oppt') for new Rrads
Worit for Homeowner'"
M anagem~n\ Co 1n
lr v1ne. S hou}d t ~ pc
4.Swpm. have gOod phone
sk.ills and. knowledge of
llll ~eneral omce duties 1•1•1ot•el-------• S100tmo + c:o. benellls
Call Jann S5 7-8220. ut
i':'<e<.'Ull\'(' ~l' \"I. 2
Senior Partn~r: .. Lav.
Firm. top ~alar'. gd
:.kl.lb. bnght. gd planner
some lea11I exp. M.inage
le1'al & busmes..., .. cram,.
interface w rl!ent~ & ai,
soc 1atc s. Call
71Hl5l· l414 AlITOMOTI VE
SAUSl'ERSOM
Experienced onl\
St rong Toyota bark
ground preferred. Appl~
In person & see H1(·k
Wolverton
EARUllCE
TOYOf A-VOi. YO
1966 Hubor Blvd
<:OST A MESA
MET1tO CAR WASH
2950Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
CASHIER /Rest. ror dlrung r11Qm. Must be
expr'd . Apply to Mrs
Baltazar Hotel Laguna.
425 So Coast Hw~.
Laguna Bch. 49MlSl
11H2noon l Spm
Fl Fas hion Island
Newport Beach 92600
Equal Opportunil)'
Employer
2\il
v A L t: S C t: N T GeneraJ omre ror bw.) ~<liPITAL.~Thurin. Newpor t Ophlha l
C.M. 642-3505 rmlogisu' office. Appl)
)OM ESrlC Middle atted weekdays 640-2A7 l.
woman. bve·an aid for General oHace. fabr1t·
wknds Noo·smoker print mfg. needs a
~~7 clerical ex~r' d person
X>NUT Shop work. Ex
p'd. or will train Apply
AM only. 3605 S Bristol.
Santa An•
that handles rtuinae east
ly & enjoys var1et> ol
work. Call Helen.
~21122
llGHTAUIT
Cl.Ell
We a~ aeekln11 a relioblt1
penon with an aptitude
for li&ures It t·alrulalor
sltllla to work N ighl
Audit En)o)' xlnl ro
benefits lncludlna a rn.~
UFEGUARU~
Wet.•kda)s & wcekt•ncls
tor summer months
Mui.l have W S I & f"1n.t
Aide $3.25 µc·r hour
Hunt lkh.
Rub) S36·H091
meal per t hlr\ Appl) UQ\IOI' Slure. N1)1lhts &
9am noon M on l"ri weekends. Must h&'\e ~I rash r egis ter t•x
MAlatOTT HOT& perience. 1888 Placenll•.
llOO Newport Center Or C M Apply in person
Desk Clt'rk-.
S1a.:hl Auditor
Hou.-.ekee~r
\laid,
~lamlCffilm e
Linen per.on
Yard person
APPLY
IMPERSON
1515 So. Coost Dr'.
C40S & Harbot-ll•dl
Mon·F'r19A~ SP\1
~ual Oppl) Emplo~ l'r ----
MOTotl ROUTE
We have an 1mmed11Jh'
c>pportwut) for part llmt•
earning~ Motor roole
a\'llllabll' 1n the Laguna
area Deliver) aftt·r
00001> Monda~ 1hroua.:h
Frida). Morning!> Satur
da) and Sunday No
m>nlhl)' door collet:t ion~
~nungs abaut S450 1x:1
monlh gross R<•habk
transportation rl-"Qul n .od
Ca ll 642·4321 Foster
Ouellet ror deuuls
CCH11t
PHot
330 yStr~wt
Costa Mesa
l:::qu.al Oppor\UOll)
Employer
Tiw Ua1h P1ltJt ha:. ,1n
1mmet1raie u1wn111i: for
trJtnel' to r lull t1n1t·
l't'rm.in1:n1 po:.1l11111 111
11ur Cla!>,..1f1l•tl Depart
ment \lu~t bt• able t•l
I'~· 35 40 "pm II) pmi:
ll~I will adm1111~tcred t11
Jll a pphCJO\S). 10 h\'\
.11ld1:r. handle phum.·:.
l1•Jrn rllmpulcr <tntl
otlwr lotl'll\'r al < k ral·al
clul1l~ 01111t1rtun1t~ lur
,1d\JnCl'men1 .1nc1 ,.,
r cllenl l'lllllpJn•
bcnt'llh Salar) t•om
mens uralc "llh "' ~nent:e f''or mte n ·11''4
pl1:J* call. 6.il·-&321. l'!\t m
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
330 W Bay St~t
Colsla M esa
E~ual Opporlun1l~
__ t-:mplo)·er _ •
Off.ICE /ltEC~T.
Pait tlmt'·J uly 1st thru
Sept 1~. Moo thru f''ri
II ~llo2:00PM. Neal ap
µt.'aran r c . ~ood
telephone manners rt!
quired Good salar). C11ll
l'egio bt wn 12·21;m
675-2311
AUTOM<YflV E
PARTS cou.nureaso .. C~ttlEIS
COOi(
Opportunity exists for re·
Uable person to work as a
breakfast Cook for OM o(
our hotel restaurants
Short order cooking ex
perieince prefertt!d. En °"1Y Xlnt co. benefits. Ap-
pl)' Personnel 9AM· l2 Noon. Moo-Fri
MABIOTT HOTll
900 Newport Center Dr.
Newport Beach
--------• ::. .. ~-· -1 of flee pert F.qUJ) Opp Eroplyr MI F Lou rrevenuon Agent "-ex,p, '°' maj.>r retailer
Package r s. Cemalt.'
Sl.1$1hr lo s l.art. Mmt
ralSeS lW Monrov111 .
N 8. Roy Carver Rolls-Royer
Nd an immediate ruu UTVT· u ume positk>n eva1labl~ & IW
[)ea)enhlp or foreign car
HIY9S gu .. Send resume to. Ad• 5.56. ~1en or women 2S yrs or Oer1t Typist no " nrs. Houlecleaers n~ '° Dall)' Pilot. p 0 Boit older Know the coast 1-SPM. Mature woman wort f« Janice 1 Rall l.580. ea.ta Maa. 921626 c1Ues Net Sll:IO a week or Job 1oc Newport Beach. flCb' Anna. p /thne 4 da)'I
experience requi r ed MARK£'TS
Call Glen for an itpPolnl f''or 2nd & 3rd Shifts
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Emplyr
M /F more. Orange Coast ,_646-_l_..,_1_.______ wtt 875-2514. MucOonald'll In SJC 1s
Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt. Herrmann. Fountain GllBAL OFACI ._ ________ •! now ~Ina apphcn Oltllt.
IOYC.UVY
IOUMOYCI
;._, . '4CM444
We promote to manage-Ooob Valley. t No of Slater &NII firm \a 1.ieldnl 2 H()US£CLIANERS llP llma for full " part liln(•
... 1 1 r be\ w n N • w h op c It people. StmpS. clenc•I .A.. .._ ,._ v.'Ol"tl ApPb in J>el'l>On rnent .. supcrv son rom Breakfast eooka needed "'~lld l ddutle•is. 11.50 to start wwlll'•~~~.;.. 3lm Del Obispo W1lh111. f\111 llint. Top pay I& c.-"' ln .._ C II _,,.._ w ltNf A CAREER'! beneflLI . .Exp. d on lY. AP· w /raise 2 w... • l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!! MAI 06 w •1\4.ecl. 1881 s
AUTOIOUTI Call17l4l 494•9233 plyiopenon3-5pm 400 ~~·.~~B.ISMI tloufednJMn .FJthneor CoM\Hw~.La1unaBrh
nu: REGISTER. Early S.OoaatKwy.Laa. Bch. DltlVllS Pttlme. Start tmmtd. C.ll4e4-4892.
A.Ill. Hi to 2 bn. 137~ to Clerical......._. JOU.Yl.0.11 GENERAL Ole. tnlnee. Topf.OtB-4171ort73-l.2f6
• .J J 4 5 o I 1J1 o . X I o t . ~ ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I W a S. Mens Sm. madl.lne ahop. l girl moooUJbl Wi ve•. re· Growl~ro(ret.Si~ co ~ DeUver \be 0&11)' Piiot J ..,_ .. "ec ... kl\ to •red. di abUlty. stu hM na for f/tlme COOICS~'4 ~ lO canierw. Re ;.'i~~~U ·a7kfor dlals. "* ad wheels. pneral olc pereon to do n quirea van or tar1e ----. ...... ~ lnvokfnl. payablelf. re-Good compa . btne tt. w••-and a lood driv· ru11•
nou1ek~. childcare. ~IMAM
P /time &tlc knowledgt' or elee. & plumbin1
~lkb.631·~
MOTOlt aoun
I ••OM.a. The Da1h PllOlll::a II p •at T1 .... E dependable Adult -"' • ... Oebvery Person fOI' th~ IYIHIMGS
Park Newport area Become a trained 111.11~
Mwil have dcSMndable ~lor <over 21 l with
motor trana poru\lon the Jim Long & /\~
and be available aJ\er i.oclates Agenc~· to
nOODt M·F: N ornin11 ~~and cha~rone
Sa\ • Sun Approx . OAJLY PILOT carrier S2$>.00 flro&S per mo. for bo)'a and &iris on a one J\.9t a Uule over an hour on-ooe b.ula. twerunp 6
d y QUt 4-r. For detail! lo 91'M We need c:on-call Mlke or FCM1ter al ccrned. lnnova\ive ~l ~ who are looktng ~ C..t for a lucrath•e part·l)rnc
-.....,. (.IQ$11ton S4 hour to tturt. Dllw,... '100 week potential. C•ll !>~ -· _ • cthablea. Bkkpog ex per Apply ln person only i. 1 to 1 _.... p .,__ __ .,..._~----
nece11. H01pluUiaUoo" !lpm, Tue.• thru :sun. nc rec ord. tt~1n e ••mAL OfC, Babys\\ter n eeded . d•ntal J>lan . Xlot Seba1Uan 1 Weat. 140 ~J..EJCt.211 ... • or J'laU um.. RGJS 11wen
Uve-ln. w1una Ouch.
Ute cookln.a, non 1mkr.
t0n1e !il1U.ah. 4'7 ·23.S3
Ho1a.HkHper wanted.
330W BaySl.J'Wt &U-4321, ext 250. betwffO
•.... ' c1..1.....t Colla Mn• 2and6PM. A&ll (Of' I ....... • I nr • _... EQ\&IJ<>ooortunlt> ~·
Satar)' NeJOllfble. £1nPloyu 0r..te Coed JliilUa>'lr·or•P2Pf'011,.~..':,~ benefit•. SaJ open. The Ave.Pico.SanCltmente. 11arT>'~s..lt>' ,._ torJ Spet'•ll•ts hu an b' 'M:j 1• 1 -_.,,. 8 th M t 27 t 1 8 E -Cl*> (or 1eneral office t • t . Mua\ have own • ar ' ' COSM ETOLQO lST net ~ la the ea.ta Ma.
iran1""'rla\lon •re · Coaa t Hw )', Cd M Uc'd.to ... latow~rot -w ......... r T<>p l nl •
,.,..11;;,, Loul•d tn 4'75-4UO. Mr. Pett'n. contemporuy ulon . -~ ,;-· ~~ge ~ 10-h~ •
-·• North area ol Sell wtO' BASEi • LI&. lkh Salar) +tips l::q'6&1 OPP@t'lWlit)' m..t C.ll l(JO.Z..2·~ u1~ U2.ot71 lt'uBR.EEZ:£ Cell 4$4·9729 uk for M. " t;caplo)·~r --·~·~ • I ~~,.,~~~·n...i~~ .. ~~~~ .. ~U..:~~~~~====d========j-~'','.\ :"I'' r.rtON• .! .. Ad~tab.e 142!f!!:.t: '"'-''-"1_..5f71 ams • . OPJ~ ···•~u:t·!"'~-
t.l•t·ln. Child-care. 5
di) 1wk. 17&/wk Nr
bu1ed3l.Ot30 __ _
HOUSEltF.f.PE ft.·
(.'ltlLD<:AR.E
'LIVl: IN 816 l/;~t) -.=-.::;:;;,:.,.;_..;.. ___ __.
t 1 t t • ce '"'uaul 1•-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! D• Piiot Ex1Mr In one or the'' D>W. 8a>·Strecot
rollowlna r lumbina. NURSES Al DES: All ec.ta M 11
e1ecuit1ll or t'arpeontr') atuflt. up.inenced or Equal <>Poortun1t1 APl:>l~ to Mr H•)~. sun Trat )tff• Ve-rd41 t;mj>fo)er
Ii Sand Holcl, t.aun11 a... H p 6GJ ter.J-~-------
f ath -t!JT u;; u.u '"""" MS·~ Wons Alr~@ .. __;=::.::,,.=:.;.:_.::;:=;..:=...L:==~~~.::::=:;
JO ~v PILor ThUf!C!r • .1urie11, 1• ~.w.w 1 • 1111 tw.W..t.4 1100 Allll• • 1001 10.0 ....... eOll ta a ... ...... fll" I .......... t~••••ttt .. •tt•tttt -· .. ••ttt•ttttt ••• ••••••etettet••tt•e -·····-·-···-.. ~t!!·,--~....-11,.!!.J, tWaW..aM 71 Mlt.Vf-"4 71" MlaW&du• 1t lttaSTAIY·mat"... TUV& AGT.Jb ---1111111--llliiimllli ih .. 1 Apto pupplH • r1mu1 01ra1• Sal : '-"-•"' •••~ ..-~;;r .......................................... ~.............. ..... ,...._.. ...... : 1otn~uto-min11T.;·or Wl!'El'IUNITt:I\ champ lln••· JOld• »t/Sl:tM.ZIPattricl ... W's ...... P.rftet ..
OllACI Otll RECEl'TlOHIST •<re lat)'. 'T,. d. lil "*'••• IH ,,. '°"' .. labllttl.-d com ABBEY W/datll 11119. •au• •ft ltYC"'*I r.~>. 41\lon! AU. •:U·l41t \lri«f dt.IUel Thll jot P 11J • All. Npt ='Hlet P•bllaher ,...._ .... Yid pulerlud 1a1e nry In ANTIQU£MAU.. SPM ll\ff6Pll
t brat fMZ ok 15>.Slll ..,.,,,_lJable, or Ntwport·ltvln• arut l>Mlly lM. 1"tt ao.v AKC O Id R I ............ __ a.a..~\ ..... ,-t M-ov_l_n_u-.-6,,,_,-,·
P art t 1 m ~ n ta hh
J"'-llonal Own tr G•
Marl S• U Pftf h r
m 2101
......... tw.nf worbr ror --BIN ~lat') ti frin'" It U..OSP.DTV>:SO,W o en etr eve !l!l. •&Ir ·--· • ",.." ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ... ......, _,uy 1Jf(l{lllh1nn1. Min 2)r. 1175lW•tmlnt&.erAv• pupplo. champion ..,_._~ eo. S\ov• l.'M>, fllde•
RJX£PT1 asr 'Y • No lhurt bud .. fOllMMOM4L npr u al(l. reqwred Garden Grove M4 8100 l>loodiiJM. tho&a a vaUa. Olletmn a IMarner PfO bed cou~._ 140. lab> Newport Ce11Ur ol )'OW' ume •tU be an DPOITMAMAW bitnd ruurne t o w blenow.aT-am .-.•iov.• ....... lttttnd1mlac.NUl&
atttut«tu.ral fmn lau cne.....,.a. tlre~Uon It I .JI• 1 tt •I. II u • n t l"roperutia IM l'.O Box ToY Puoclle Puppy t• m . $' ~ COftM<' Or•odfa\hor clodi
l"att Utt• errand bo)', f llnlaedlM ~for• UaL W..a. wane~ ol o1 ~. t1pe TO pl&M, l.ZJ.l. ~ ~ath. Cl\ ll0>'1 FRENCH Amulrc• XKC Apnoot Male lion 11 Root '°I> l~lll• I ()I 1t lllnd ~ 6herp.......-..W.recep. ,_ duUea. Non ... ., ...._.. MO,..., t am nnwen Ii m irrore d <AlllMWMWnl C'an1tt '1. 7d tarp M fl.tU ~711 ••Por t pby11r l 1
\ lriaw dutic'a • / flu.lb
htl tnvoha auto C'&re.
o-nooaJ Is b .. tneu er rudl.~l .. l
Uanlll~ wJfroM ...,.,eel a.. ,....... .-r.J._,.,," beoeflll ----• •bin~l llol offer ---__ n. dowM SI. ll'ood boll
dtke ·~and• ---t 14 ..-.-~ 'Ulllj..._ TRAYll.AG~T ))t; __ l_GZ2 _____ ~....___toY-1041 II I metal propane Ian
P I •a• a a t n Ill o • • -----NS\'l:l A P'££ ~ n-_ -toma 111 11Yf'AHY f'luh Oultt C'trd
,,-.,mt•11hl11 f'M¥•l•
Mil OMH ,.. a.•o• z )rt. min. ell,. '-'um ,., ..... _ .. >' Appr•l•"I -1 , ... ••.••••••••••••••••••••• ., ... Tu.. 0 .. ~. ,. .. , hawe Rr.:TARV1Patt u-. - -Ml putrr toii pr• .!-.om1· <1UUlftl • "' " t k l A ·~ ··~om I "
.,.. oft'let a,.n.nN Ml.-aGCIU, Top 1llllla. who'-ale.C•llM4 ~'r7J ob)ect• ~ per l\f•m :~ef.y. !t~n;:,,,,...,,.c~t 1!;!!1 _. '11*8 llUlt ...s Ille Nnport Otot.w. •W. et JUM 14. 10·3 L•aunu 71410fl8 DUIJ. 803 _, l~tPay"111 Clerk wcrtlnl In a buutltu& moaphtrt Tbt t;a TY£%'T·OEN!RAL OF lkh Art M u~eum. 3U1 ---------.__. _ ~ tnalWladW'inl ~"' lotaUon. Call Mon Fri •Cul• vci OHto , uo lilCE. hJ&h 1choot arad. t'Utt Or. for info ph ~ .. u whllt' l'•l. •l>MYrd .II -'-1070 ~a .\Ila haa lmftitd lar•PlllclUWIO Newpurt C.oler on... no 'ul'tr oecu ur:t ~l km.6)'n .To&Wdhom.. •W"'I ~lllDI for a Penon !'le., 100 NO Good benellb. ii promf>-Ml 11$3$ •••••H••••••••••••••••
olll/PitYf'Oll Clilrk Muat ------!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t Uonal oppty. fo'arukrr. CROW'S MIST •IMM•:UIATV. <~AMlh
know 10 lie} b) tooc'h.t•--------·~· tMaay waun.a ._ ... lill!I _____ Im $404100J:; 0 t: AMTICl)UIS 11-'iokhmollt)' •rey l•m l'or lilJllJ ,., , VII I
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SCTIY/llCEPT A major realdentl•I from home. cl4l•r print· OAK WALL r tlONE • ••••••••••••••••••••••• C..ta.IJ.naDr .. NBln a Ue> hununa.•wlmmlna.io·m
JnVftWlenl firm, localed builder loo ted in lrvtne in&. deull o riented. LRO SELt-:CTlON Ot' Free kllll't'b. c1111 artcr la«11lt1es 20 mrn frnm
or Or.::: Co Airport 11 1eek1nc a n ex · ~ PA NC Y PRESS ED bpm Salonb.JunelA.Pbdco tJTorotll50~0
area front otfice, Ver I en C • d Ad · .-~. . HA CK RO CKERS • 8'&2·3923 t-'ord 11 1c, window i.tyle. -
11elf atarter. Requlrt1 rrunu tralsvc Sec retary TEL£P110N£ WORK 1'0 KM AL 0 I~ I NG ~ rood. SlOO. Oak It 2 ORAND NEW TRUCK
positive per1onallty It forourbusy landacqwai· It o o M s £ T S11IT\4!1c k 1llen. C f'A.' Rirch uprlahl cabinet TlR!S 7SOXJ8 SSS for
phone tecbniqlle. AC· lion department The 1ESP91S11l£? CONS I ST 1 N c; o F A llllile Sealpoint $150 '41th blt·ln haml>"r ~ b o l h . 8 4 8 . 2 s o 9
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basic bookkeeplna a 2-3 ye.an aecretan•I H · w CLAW f't:~T & 8 te 908 T St plu1. Salary and ru11 J*1ence with eapoeure S8J5 K9 HI. / Docp 1040 1 '°'· •nana ' I llAVt: z "I Oo. I Do"
benefll1. Retume or to the real eat•te lo· 1'"'91 t EA v E s 1 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CoataMesa.5576677 P•lllaa•1 Thc1Hre
backaroundltU.erlncon-dUl:::t de.Ired but Dot Xlnlwoftlnieood. Part MATClllNG CHAIRS. KEESllONU Pups. AKC. f'ti & S 8 Clothet T1cktla for June 12
fidence&oP.0.Boit.7009, ••tory. HtOwpm Umetvenlq751·:1628 :~ric1~~GC~~~:~~ ~l>il'pll/f'.Pet& bab)' r~~n .4'ii man); 1'hun. nl1ht. Sell• for
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SIAMSTIUI comauaalcatlont akllla. II. hr ptua bonl.IM9 tQ WI c Kt:: R O t: S K -_JO# '""" --------llC&'TIOflflST 1:aper comm e r ctal lAeddlUon, lhe quaUOed start. No eaper necea. W1MATCHINO CHAIR UIA<;A APSO t a&e & bed. f\inulurtt. kit Item.a and Mem~rthlp for ule .
f').111 time enlrr le ve l custom canvat le UP· Individual nu11\ b e No NUiJll. ~rota from • ALSO LHO SE.Lt:C I lnc&d 3 mo1 old. ~ odda&enda Sat l05.30ll ~wport Ueach Tennis
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metal <no s>laatlc ports 1
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in..a cond nor 0 C p11ny. Med. benellt1. itarttr and ha'lt • Taml ... 1·~>1• ENOLISH & UR IC A Poodtu /\KC •hot1
Air"ort : MIUl 0b t Miller Martne CanvH phnrtaadCIOOl*'aUvt 6RAC •LOTS Ofl · 'Lad1a lOipd bk rn11 JohnWa.>11eFamlly1'en ~t 4£ dependable. Product.. 2132 ff.arbor PlnOU11t)'. TelepltoH Open&or OTHER ITEMS TOO adorable.""°"• apricot own. pwr l1wn m~ au nb Club mem~nhtp Spof'tflMJGOCHk 1094 ~y bJ penon Lo Mr. Blvd., C.M. Ul·l?ell. W d ll·Tam o!ihUtm ";:;.:;. N\Jllt:ROUSTO US'1' ShowJ~'t. 646-9'1~ OUQ. tlttcl rol111t,.le S12:50 Maria 776~0 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1t Robert O.ln, tr-I JL6&-tc>~,!~.!f.::%.":'t~l1 =-~Beach AUC1'10N!ERS NOT£. ::ihlh Tiu AJ<C pus-. M1' 1252 Michael Or. H.B ~ T11 ~_!___ t'or i.ale. Ktwi&&l 160 akh1.
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l Qua.llSl., NB. =·Dana Pt. ana worlllni aurrouDdlDlt. Tennts/Hott/Ho1ten f'OR AMEHICAN OAK mo.ltm4yrt13H~l American Oik. Table NOWStLLING 64.s-3)42_. ____ _
for lmmtdlett 008• PermaMnt, r.all time. ITt;aU DON 'T MISS CONTENTS n Redi R~r.::r~~~i ; •• 1:;~ SEAMSTRESS lkkratfon call: •UM.... ll.n lmmt4. Pt"i'SOlla· nus AUCTION ! ~~ s~r,t•~.u:!i ""mJtur~. Lampe. Ap· MFI. s~ 1091
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u11au•1. cuala M11u . fln11hln1 duroo ull1. IPPI.> U\penaa: perttllCld In Lerud• Pl'O-~~~Ef0C£ ' fir All ktilft Phonoaraph u 10. Mite. 6 many AnUqut1 BeaUOM RCA 23" color
557.QOO. ~p htfptuJ but not DOC• ..,...,.DllOS .& =~p:a:o,:-;,:~ 8 0 8 . s ANT I Q u I n 0 (hr 111 0. s' 0 t ., Francia LAM. c M r'· 2 yr wmly' free du· f.:c ':fl,~mber Sali. l"Yn ~ ,.,.. U ,12\h, lOam td WORLD Call I Nadune ~. Alto. pop <.:all for dlr•cllon1 very SJ.U 646-17•
UC.,-JOflflST ~ES Jpm. ~rHUOft dept. m>WESTSCQUOl.A corn machine. corree '4t-m3\ll\tthold S.lect \'AMAHA dem6
P/Hme. Lit• l yplni Bii Can)'OD Country ANAHEIM .., PIW frinder. bab) buU>. Ctlb 140.00. Ctr Sot •mpa. tu.ntra, c111eu~
dut.149 tf.o3si2$ ~Buth_.~:-0~. Club .,BltC.nyonl>t.. l.A.rwY18RKJUlST .,..,, l'Jl '°>11 Uld mli.cellantOUA. Ila.SO, wanled 18 In deckut 1reaUyrectuctd ~t ~., N 8 . c Behind FHbloo 7l4·m•i O.VISOO SS7411'7l Blke. ~ prk Atlantic Mu.le
Gcwtni medical Ol.llte lntnt.CAlnU ltlMdJ. SAL£ C~~~UCTEO Udo Ill Oara11 Sala TV , SURl"BOARt>YOnSALE _IM_&._llll:)_s ____ _
.... ~bll"-'Some 808 ... 0 ... Jrll .. Al 842·5878 lten.oo, rum. bookl. col Wlnllall 10' l30 °" bHI Ma.rant& Receiver llkt '• ••u ._, f'll*'· 60Cft "tATEI • l«tlblel Sa.~ Sun. JWM Cir. a.-.4m0 OtW Modtl 2220112S. tall ~=~~a~mg•~'·~~~n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ w•~~$~V~~ anytlme. 943·H» or f71.Ull. ~ Adt! f0.617t Nofd • ) .... Ad ..... la-1171 S3l 791 --. .
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fun for th~ 111 urnmer,
muat 11. make offer.
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AUJ'OSUPPLY
101 N. Mancllesltt
GENOA ·~ oa Luf lh,'t trailer 115410 1-'ine c<>nd.
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rood l300 b'13 s.J40 !.\' OI) mpu ft'1n11. US660.
Slaniea 'tttl ral111r 1tn·h
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Bluicftn M'. Brand naw
mGD. eai.saeo. 641·14-46
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loaded. Pri j'>'. Beil Of fef'I Call Sf 1200 lMon
Prl. d ay1}, 731 8218 teveninu le weekenct.).
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rJct.-re.id\ I rlr <'O\ er
~ ~ 7992. ~37 8200
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tAiuippe<I. l2S
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Anabetm 11&-990I
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Columb1• 82' 5.5 meter .._ ...
11loop w/lr lr. $9500 ••••••••H•••H•••••••• ~*4 wkd)h, Roubnd IMPORTANT
l.'r1.1wfor~ _ NOTICE TO
18' Hobie L'at 1974, ad ~~~~fs~~
11.lld. Blue i.1:11h & trlr. ... ,,,. The price of ltemi IW'N __ 87_5-_1M3 __ • 675.40.!.6_ advertised ~'/ Vt h1ch
43' Gran Mariner rully SAJLOR tN DISTRESS! dealers m ' e vetuclt
equipped. buuttrully :\lovlna. need to tell 14' clat1ihed a verllain•
maint ained, read> to ~terprlae. s loop rig, mlwnns does not lncl\ldt _.. 1 1 l an)' applicable taxes cnaH or live aboard. xtra n ce w /tr r , " ras. hcenH. tranaftr fMs
Slip IDllY be available. lie!>t off iakes. 831·6175 finance charges, r ... fOI
U11'l F'lnanclnai posst .. _ _..,. "''•·-; air pollution control dt
ble. 8>.000. Jack Curle) lllU'" .. ;i11 r--534· 1505 evenings & Dock• •070 vice certlflcallont or dt
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d )"I. Sallboall only Delaney's otherwlH s pecified b)
18' O\ifield Electric-Uay H~1Jurant <Jrea. up to _t.he_ad_v_erUa __ e_r. ___ _
Boal. Top. curtain!>. '...'7 Re~truom. ~hower. ~/
mualc. bar. Like new i t e ma c h • n e in cl c:ac..la 9520
Make Offer. Cull ti1~ 0105 613--8800. ask for Dave •••••••••••••••••••••••
Shp ava1lablr for 40· to 60' ·ss Ford ""\an Classic. G<
\<H· ht. S9 SO per rt. cood. S1900.
Ardell Marina. 642·5735 •1.-0
17 FT. GLASTROH
Hai 16 horsepower
Evlnrude engine w1lh
IEa than 50 hours. full 4H !ob µ ;nail. m Hunt· ·51 BeftU.y MIUV.
c anvu , he ii v.> duly inglon Ha rbour. Cal 111.000 trailer w ith hll<'h & Dehbie 213 ,502.5645 Call 41N·8111,e.M·l990
ns.ced for n,hin& or i.k1----------f m1 (Includes a fll'l of 30· SLIP. on ('anal an ·46Jl'Ofd Woodle. rea\ond waterakls >. ·lla11 lOllll N~wport $176 mo Powe 113,CXX>. AL.SO '29 Model
bcenH & 1s ··spotle:.,• · boat recommended. A town tedan, 4 dr can for details. 559.7499 res\ 0 red ; s l 0 . 000
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E.xecutJVtCar.
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D> N. BHcb Blvd.
(5Ml. No.of SA Pw)'.I
La Habra 522-&m
'13 Bavaria. n fpail)t. air. "1 cand. a ,950.
963-7&08.
'JJIMW
t.OCSCOUPI
A&&o.. l4!d •• 1unroof. air,
lo aded l eo.ooo m i. .. ' 'Ill _,_ .. I• llPE .
l CREVIER
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SAMl A AMA
M1wce•1•111 t740 . ............... , ...... ,
'72 Dll!SEL VAN
Loaded SIJ ..500 , lA>/mJ 975 0252/97s-o'734
'70 8J8L. wh\, blk l.nl .
tll ,000. Lie. tetllXT.
'JS&. '11IO:a
"11~LC.1Uver. blk Int ..
IUt,OOkfrer 752·1903
'71M9"C'edes. 3008tL. 3 5.
llll'f, Jllnt cood. DU patnt, ....,
'Tl II~ 280CE. xlra
cleaft. ..,,., • lo ml. llUOO
tlr UIWPI + $1500. D.D •
5:11-6153
WANTE D : • 75 .'11
Kercedel 3'0D. pvt pt).
4IM9S3
•••••••••••••••••••••• To,ote ••••••••••••••••••••••• 79 Toyota Corolla waion
UJce new. i.llver wtbl•c
Int. Air cond.. 5·1pe
tnns. low mll•. A IUl)e
baaale·free. aaa 1ave
car' Only s.uso. Call Ad
Siller • 188. 1542·4300.
hn.
Tri.... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Triumph Spitfire.
CUstom paint, new tires
hrdtp. $4500. 613-SOU
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'74 Sdn de Vlle. air, tape '71 Dodie Oart/SWl.n«er deck, lthr uphol. ~ PS. 1lant e ena. new
Call 548·2551. 631·3'665 radl•l•. AM I F M. a r .
.,.. ball.,.. """ g~al 1125/bet& orr. NJ..4300.
ad·Sltler #3". 34 htl.
lB1I f1ee\wood Brouabam
D'Ele1anee. Hard t
find. outstandlne ah•pe.
OnJy 31,000 ml. All op-'75 Datt. 311 en1. auto, pb,
Uon.s. 99,750. 144·1230 all pa. ec. cc, r1d lo. ait'
SPM. ah.U. 50K ml, alnt cond.
"11 C.d Eldorado. orig SZ450/oCr.SC.3411.
owner . lethr, fuel lnj. ~ 9f4e
Aranud tlre1, loaded. •••••••••••••••••••••••
P500.498-5087. '89 Ranchero 351 Autp
'88 Sedan De\lllle Gold
camper ahell good cond
11400offer!)46-7868 .
Cad. new Ures, & paint, ---------runs Uke ne.. Make of '13 Ford Ranchero GT fer 6'5-22.80 w/shell top Red1w auto
. for or not! Ask for Fr ESTATE SALE 67~SE . :\tartnoorTom AUd.n. 1977 Cadillac Sedan de
good cond. PP S2500
1)73.)"9
M900. JIM MARINO V\Ue. Approx 32,000 m i. '12 Ford 2 dr LTD, AC. ~=====~~le.; 9715 Call 49"29116. 644·9990 VOLKSWAGEN loaded. Call between 9 AM 1FM. good cond, $800.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 280 C. 1974'. auto. AC. tl7 1t11ACHILYO. 5pm. a s k for Mr . •758S ______ _ '79. 9 mo nu. loaded/w AM /FM . new llru JaC'kson 642·3111, Eit·u..c. 9945
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VW·PORSCHE·AUOI
GNa pq ... AM /FM • Mina. S7 ,000 OBO ...... ,':":-oo':octt tension a... ••••••••••••••••••••••• cue wllh ' 1pkn. tit ~ .,a,.. Cau o 9' I 7 '76 MARK IV. lo mi. Gd.
1lterln1, • ltt • hl1, 'Tl .. td 1 a•"" •t !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"~!!!!!~ •••••••••••••••• ••••••• eond.. new tires. batf. ~ cons ... 1.0 Uter ••re e _.,.,, • -shocks etc Best ofr _,. art mt. hllfl')' _muat mut ucrtflct. a.IOO •• VW ~r BeeUe. vet') '10 Camaro. Z28, 19000 · · · ..u, AFAP. d)'l:'71-lOU Vtr'I cle1 n , ••• to deen. "" flres. col orig. show car 6312244. 673-2860.675-t?AS
.wa:Tll·ll& ~.pp, ... _, bhae. A·I tond. $345-0 ~2991 _ Met CW1 9950
P\nn. f'fl.1'65 '79 C'amaro 6cyl mint •••••••••••••••••••••••
'T3 Caprt. auto. 4 cyl. lilO t74J "7& VW Convertible Mm AM /FM ~tere~. air: ORANGE COUNTY'S
68.000 ml. Olia ownr. alnt ................ ••••••• •· .... EWEST conc1 1DOC) U.141'1 QE"r RE ADY ciand. I0.000 ml. P \'\ pty nung f1111sh "' rw.t proof " . . FOR IUIUl £1l 'u /1 4 •. a 2 7 8 0 Lr m1. p P . 968·4820. UNCOl..N·MERCURY
Dahm . f7IO "JI MO llld1et. runs 213~ ~ DEALERSHIP •••••••••••••••••••n•• WIU.11115. Tlf.OOllOevee. RAY FlADEIOE '71 VW Super 8eelle. A·l1 ~·UK miles. Mu11t !!ff. UNCOLN·MERCURY o,.I f 746 cond. Color Red. Fae· ffi299. l!H8 Auto Center Dr.
••••• .. ••• .. ••••••••••• t/heater. tape player . Call 962-8410 SDf'wy·L<tke Forest exil
IJTOOpelOT . li*O. 673-7665 '78 Camaro, T·top, slvr IRVINE
£iclt• clean while p1lnl eJ0.7000 w/pln 1tr lpln ,. New ·1.1eorivert1ble blu, cloth seats. nutire1>, __ _:;_~-----
u,..1. m.a11 , Cuael\e C.llnow 12000 I 0 ad e d · 1 6 K mi · '76 Comet. 4dr. 6cyl,
dedlw/AM1rM.Taklll1 M9·9'6 56000 t OBO . L15 a clean . low mileage.
'*& olftr Ul·~ 8'&-2060. 846 13U ..... lllfl rhd ---------t T R A D E ' 6 7 \ W S'l.2:15. M!°>·4929. ....................... Pt .I.. f741 Sq\lu'ekck plu.s easb for c:Jwh•t 9920 '78 Mercury Zephyr z.7
~ E. Coaa\ Hlway
at Bayside Drive
Newport Beach 81
ea:.,.. 9701 ---------1• .. •••••••••••••••••••• anaUpiduap. •••-•••••••••••••••••• ~1th V8, auto. tra ni.. lflONUelOT 131..-:l SEE US FtRST! pwr stt>enng & braltes, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'TT 2l!OZ 2+2. 4·spd. ele<' ·55 ANOUA snrf. AM /FM Ca&S. A 1C. 101 Dtll&I "TO vw 8Q\&anback Auto We h<He a good i.elect1on :11r l-ond . AM /fM stereo ... MOWlll rebutll enaine New 0 r N £ w & u s ED casst.'tle. wire whttl COV· Rwts. but Meda work. S3K mi, $8500. 661·71174
11QO. sis-43680tr M!-1114 ----------1 18 oat.un 110. 4 dr . AC. M9a.-o 9705 AM/FM 1tereo, 17,000 IEACH IMPOITS
••••••••••••••••••••••• ml. Perl•ct . S619&. 848DoveStreet AMAL ~ NEWPORT &EACH
Q.EARAMCll!! i8 SZ 41pd. air. •m·ldl 752-0900
All ·79 Alfa Romeo til\JITOONOW! radio. br•. xlnl "ond '9au:dw t7H .. CH IMPOITS amo. m-6189 •••••••••• ····•••••• • • •
M Oovt 8'feet :ntlPI. 1911 200SX. clean. f?_ "16 9115· :;srf pdl, ma,11.
HJ:WPORT I EACH lo mi. air. 5spd , P'M ,...,. ca:.s. sn · • vr. m·
11•0t00 llereo. must sell. ssaoo. ::fa.!~~ 5!:ft4i · P
Mf.()&98.
brU.. ltart.r and Ill· Olevrolets' en., new ores & super
jel'lon. AM /J':\f stereo cle;in' Pn. pty. ~-CONN Ell
CHEVROLET tUHU• Clean 1n and lan take over lea!>e Call
ouL tlll5 flR)f Cal 951·6078 (t!Vt!nmgs & ~~ tt .. rr •. 1 JI .. ·I
I I~ I \.., ~-"' \
546--1200
ll'TIHW art 4:30pm ur ~eek_e_n<b_> ____ _
Ad-Sitt• •JlO. 00 4300
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Sid• 4te4 '°"19' can wanted Pree tov.
63Hllllt7 CMtr 6;3 :m.s
----_ ----i6 ~1arqws Xlnt cond.
"';'8 2 dr Chevellc. 1R.000 Sl.600 833 8830. ext 694.
m1 f.trtor~ Al'. AT. ort>&5-5795 evt>~-_
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~1us1 ~11 t!Mll El Camino •••••••••••••••••••••••
J27 auto b u r k e t 19'i4 l\lustang II, PS. PB. · ~ · AC. auto trans. alm05t 991·7572 171-1076 _~ __ 1e_1 ____ _
Wi\NTlo;D: Slip. Newpo
18' DUFFIELD ELEC 1*ac:h for 27· Sloop. Wll
TRI AY ROAT . XLNT consad~r u&e of boat.
'53 Porche 35t Alfi Jtorneo. '14 GTV. \WEnaineS22SO. Great eopd. 88M. M 1980 Dats un 31!1 GX
"le Turbo Carrera U.000 '72 VW. Cehf Bug Eng
miles. Immaculate con· xlnl, New paint. 1nlr
d1tlon. S36.500. Cell Xlnt atereo. 82900 hst
rhrorrues. gd MPG Sl700 new tares. vm top. ralb
or b6:t ofr. Call arter 12 wheels. 71.000 mi. S2300
111..-S farm. M5-'597 Loaded. Still under war ranty. Must sell. Beat or-
ooon or best offer Xlnl
____ 642·93.11 ITll.'chamcal corid. Needs . 873-WJ K.'il·OOOO Eves: 76V·l282 S.C.""9Mll /400 NVERTIBLE fer. 675-3930.
6'&5-531"7 or 673 7261 ofr 636-3610. '56·<H:Jl
a.· L,\ man 200 lf PI ID
Good cond. S16.u00
8a}1ide Muinc Sales
873-9570
Th:lntportate. V.WC... 9530 '4.395 ---------1 '76 PORSCHI '10 VW 81&1. comµletd~ Must ~II siher t dr '80
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ·-..w-a.ieves. ·71 240Z . Sticlt . ah. . tlZE rebll moloT, nu paint ·Che'~ ~ahbu. 8 C)I. 5K
mmor body work. Call
642-9136
Motoriudlll:H 9140 Corvair Dune Buggy . AM/FM,newUres.Xlnl pd. I C'IUlt'h. aeneralor. muf mi.A~FM stt.-reo.tlnt 0
6 5 Mu sla n J? ConL
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford ft ..... rt: ~'/.nu ·16A11etlaGT. cond. 11750. Ph~_. 5s . w/a1r On y tT.000 "-.a·-............. 19 ed a lah. p '\\ indow. . ( f _.._ .,.n r -...... Vf/IY to mi. new b..,.gun --..,.-Mi. (910PRYI. ''""" ..,., ,.,.,..., • Amen ca s avonte am•· ·~~ch Mo-Ped Aa it! ;t;;'et i .;::· "::00 d)' paint. radiala. x1II l.971 O.taun truck, nttda IOI Md.AUH 1-c. is vw RabbU. su,oo. ~ ~;f;,C~~e3 .~n;~' 9~~~ ~n c~frN~~to~~:\ 18'Callfomlan. toaded
$5900
968·4213
Call 548 181.5 ~156 ~· . C'GftCl. MCH7118 m>tar. Body in gd ahape. 8.'iON. Be~ch Bhd. Mel offer. Must i.ell 71'-8416-8104 sc>ll toda)·. 675·2-H1 or
------· ____ 1 • • Catll>avtd alt5960-45IT. ($M1.No.otSAFw)'.I Need• trau work ~~s/ 9150 ~-~~.~ ••• !!.~! ~••• .. •••••••••!!.·.~ i8FlOLlftbadt.U.OOO ml. laHabra 522SD3 &4141or5Sl-4839 '18 Monte Carlo. full ~l~----------13'TRJ.ffULL "" :15 llP
motor. COl\IOle & trailer. c .11-· d ·76 p .. I PoWft', tape. runs x.ln\ · 6 6 M u s t a n iz \/ 8.
••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Ford Bronro Raneer. IUY OR A . w.a ant .. m ull con orsC'ne 114·2 iter W Fllitbads. Cuel lllJe-c:· s.400•080 6J_l·~_112 __ automatic clean. $1495.
'70 Honda 450, looks • XlDL caod. Sll,000. SJ!l98. 6$6~ 6$,000 mJ. MeO blya Gd lion. ..,ao., i tereo. lo"' 673-0473
?1 UHIFUTE 32' tun.'> ~real $600/besl of. Jay, l :»!pm. MO-to71. LIASI MOWl M t7JI .._ "200/ofr. T10-0l4I ~11,e. 1ood rwmrng '70.U Chevy lmpala ----
631-1W3
Comp I ~ulp d fo r rer49f>-0547 afU.Pll . n..111 fl60 fOITMllllT ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 'Tl i,,. !l:M. burgundy. 2:5K C'ODd.. $1900.ll~ S800 Runs Good i3 Mustang Grande. xlnt ~ rada~~h~n~a~~~ ·!lo Yamaha X l150. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DI.ALIM "TllJ's,,der: Whttewill'I ml, air. snrf. All/Fiii PUraaiia:•VWB~ New 63J.le93 ~l~ir. a m fm: $2900. dual ,.dlo•. etc. PP. ti.howl• q\r' femn11. coo· • 'l\wola loai bed S red lnL S •pd. $6500. Call stereo IB.7$0. -.um. ..,.._,cub. UrH Sl500 Fbr the mechanacaUy an· ________ ._
M U 8 T S E L L ! tlnental Uree. Beal offtt. !le!'~· 9'$00. 6'5-~CO..-&M-58S?otl'0-5.2l65 -·n Poree be C•rre u orbeltottv .tr3-8179 cllned. a 1971 Chev) Oldt•bi• 9955
114,....00'll 67).1447bef2PM. -~Jll eot• IM AND ·n nat !M. 4dr, mien Tarp. bllltblk. a 1pd. -..... Conu-1bl•. .... KJ.ngs1*'00d Sta Wgn "°°· ••••••••••••••••••••••• d 411' l IH O _., t TV •..., •'"'" "' .... Ps. pb, auto. Michelm ·79 OCd.s Toronado Dsl.
·15-3'' SklpJack Crui•er. WANTED: Honda Trail 'Tl Chevy \;·ton. Man •US TODAY! con · m • · nap. -m • 114•1'° Wit en11.ne. fresh pamt steel bit white sidewalls 13 K m1. s10.ooo. Lie
trlr·lu.na tower· loaded so. ut.ru . Mu1l sacrifice Nopboaequotes 6'5-0858. fU ·50IO. •JU•· •.rT.1441-l<*I Drtv• area\. 1td llrb Rod gomit out $175 or bi.t 963Xlrr.152.7903
.l36-30llO 751-891'7 SllOO flrm. 64.2-5183. SA.DOI ••Cll 'M PonctMI aoe-c taupe. mio. 41N·Jt07 of r. 968 925 t.
'65 16 f\. Bay Cruiser. 90 ·;3 Suzuki '71 Covrler. w /1h ell YAU.IV IMPOITS ·re 124 Sl*t Co\lpe·Xlnt Drl1 LA car. no rual. all '31 Bua. full) rl'!>t rd .t -'hev-->-,-3--M-on_t_e_ca_rl-o-i. ,\l·~~~~~~~:irer
TS lB5MOO lllllO.G5-1258&1'ter 5pm 21GMargueriu Pltv.-y. oond.Sspd,amp1,clean rtmlllU llQC. n ... full)' clHlll'. S2500 LeaH• hp Johnson with lro.1ler 631~794 . A~vtlme -..u1 ext 234 betw Misaion Viejo & reliable. ll111t aell by rtltAJnd, rebll en1. new namr "number 8-&0 5262 unmac. ong ov.ner, rUJ\3 ___ 548-"683
S1300.CallS3l·l269· ,. llJD 65pm1~ ~2040 49S..949 6-18. $1150 or any re· paint Int. lmrMc. 8Ht Jtreat.Sl7S6 5Sl-66lO Takeoverpa~ments only
16' caravelle 140 HP OMC '78 Hondo Hawk 5apd xlnt asonable otter. U6-0336. ofr. MJee?. 9"-103CI ·• Squareback. slnl run· '77 Nova. 2dr. lspttd on ~ :.it ~177 Beautiful ·n
trailer. 200 hours S3300 cond. lA> mi. Take 'over Y-9570 & ask.for Michael nlna rood. Rebll enR. k> the floor. very dean Olds Cutlass Supreme
Term.s6'2·9990 p11ymenll!. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._. 9717 i78301\irtlo. >'•llow·bm , m.i. oew brake5 .... omc $2195 8383364 159·1439 Rrougham. 19 MPG.
Da\leorJlm l:l40-0033:613.()S(M 1979FORD UUter.ISOHP.adjuata· bodr dama1e. ssoo or l!llli621 UIOMAXIVAM --------~··•••••••• .. ••••••••••• bi. boOtt. n1ht mirror. i.totr 963·70to nawv 4 or fa rt air. ----.,EW llh t 1port Mat.I. 8 11pkr 100 --------Runs gd Bec;t orrer ·i9 Culla.'s OtesC'I. T<ipc
16' Glu1par 120 HP Mere
trailer, 5"' HP a ux eng
S2500Tetma 842·8UOO
D•veorJlm
'74 Honda 126.
Dirt bike. t4()0.
M0.2389
Honda 12:5. S400 or besl or.
17' Glaatron TM·HuU. in It fer Mu1t 1ell.
out Votvo UO HP Xlnt 840.3389
cond. I.Ml than 200 hr1
c.ll Tom. 55a·0'771
25' Tl Thunderbird. T•m v.a•a. f\111 co'ler. VHF,
Honda ·1e ~CB.
Low mllea, m int cond. swo 71»-IMt
sounder. OF conslavoll. Motor Hon. S•/ rem1. swim llep. •nchor Rent/S+Of ~ '160
winch. lJ1m tabl. 113.000. •••••••••••••••••••••••
615-&1.S9 •WE RENT•
·m 20· Slarfire r 10 deep v ,
rblt •eyl. + ao 1•l. bait
tanb. "150. 531·o'135
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$6111 835·3.!!!r HEA.DqUAITllS llJ.ClJo/ott. PP. 141·1.SIT. hlch Ofhce 645 «OO . :;:11 $2o00 Call afte Tl Pinto Wat: Air. 4 ... pd.
TNIU\.JIMAftOIWYWO · • TOD .. Ylll _M_l_CDO_. ____ -" Re9.17!l-12AS 3PM111·0458 l!ooct rond. <,1200 bei.t ._ \;a.I I Sl:! 8334
•UUID IMWa• UMtV•llTY ·11 3.MB. tllver w/r ed '9S Bus Runa very Rood Olryaler 992S -----'na.~pe. mlnUOlli> SALES •t z1'V1CE t.au. Clean 6 loll Xld lna.ldetout Rdb. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·71Pmto.2 hter eng . !!ood
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'Tl•4•Pr_altl4m t 2m0Hartxir8 lvd. t4 IC lllnl atock. & VOLVO 19 :IJ Y 5th Ave 18. A~l F\I !\tereo. 37.000 ,..U, •ar 1 .. 1 COSTA MUA wwr. rblleftl ~.PP. nufos S7llOO Call 631 2244 nu. ~!375. 831·3219 afL
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ROBINS
FORD
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"You just made your first bad lmpreaion."
ett, Rules Hit
lcohol Labels
WASHINGTON <APl Those seeret family
ipes used m liquors. wines and beers won't be
ecret anymore under new federal labeling regula·
ns
. Startmg Jan. 1. 1983. manufacturers and im·
· rters of alcoholic beverages must disclose
at·s actulilly in the bottles and cans.
1 GENERALLY THEY CAN DO IT either by ~ting lngred1ents on labels or by providing ad-
dresses where consumers can wnte to obtain a list
of the ingredients.
t However, the regulations issued by the
easury Department's Bureau or Alcohol, Tobac-
and Firearms require a listing on the label of
~Y ingredients the gove rnment has identified as rsing a health hazard.
A statement issued by the Treasury Depart·
ent agency said such health threats are
generally because of allergic reactions."
.. UNDER THIS PROVISION, Treasury 1s re·
uiring that Yellow Dye No. 5 be lasted by Jan. 1.
983. on the labels of all alcoholic beverages in
hich 1t is used," the statement said. It added that
• ellow Dye No. s has been found to "cause serious
· llergic reactions" among some people.
t. Michael Jacobson or the Washington-based
nter for Science in the Public Interest, a con·
1 mer group specializing in nutrition and heallh
ues, said the rules ··are at least a small lm-
• provemenl over what we had, which was secrecy
i-over ingredients.'·
. BUT HE ADDED THAT mEY are "possibly
i the weakest labeling regulations ever devised."
{Jacobson said his group initially petitioned for
,alcohol-labeling regulations more than a decade
. ago.
• The Treasury Department statement said the ~ new regulations wUl allow buyers "to make-in· » formed choices" while giving "producers nexlbUi·
ty to provide ingredient Information to consumers
at the lowest possible cost."
Free Ash
v Bonus With Chkken
t
& SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Kentucky Frted
Chicken franchises in Northern California and
Nevada are offering a new flnaer-llckin'·lood treat
with their chicken: Aab from Mowat St. Helena.
"People might say we're capltalhdnc oa a dis·
• aater, but really, people are curious about the
stuff," said Ron Hooe, bead of the Calllomia
franch1.ses from Foster City to Sallnu ... And see-
lnl it does give you a lot of sympathy for thole
people who bad to live with the uh fallin1 oa
Chem.•• •
Tbe uh -20 tolll or it -wu aboveled from
the five Kentucky Fried chicken stores ln the
Yakima Valley, about 100 mll• eaat of tbe
volcano, which erupted vlolemtl~ay 1& It wu
delivered by truck to 175 franc in Nortbern
Calllomia and Utah.
eustomers buying chicken can get aboul 4 ouncea of the ub free; people who oftly want the
souvenir pay 50 cent.a. A Palo Alto franchise reported it bu paued
. ot1t it.a supply of 1,000 aab·fllled ccmttlnen. ,
LARGE HO~E FOR SALE
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L. 13, NO. 1M, 3 SECTIONS, «> PAGES ORANGE CQUNTY, CAL:IFORNIA THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
_Senate 01's Draft Registration
. .
.Fresh Air
Bobbie Sage, 21, Huntington Beach, is part of crew work-
ing on sewer project near Lido Isle in Newport Beach.
She used to work in a machine shop as a welder, but likes
•working outdoors better. She is a state certified unlimited
,structural steel welder. She still does some welding and
.can operate a backhoe, too. And, sometimes, she stops
traffic.
Vote Challenge
. eigbed by Judge
!f Orange County Superior Court
udge Bruce Sumner bas taken
nder s ubmission a case
hallenging the results of last
pril's Huntington Beach city
lection in which three city
~ouncil seats were fiJled.
from viewing the tabulation of
votes during certain periods on
election night. He claimed he
saw numerous ballots placed in
trash cans without having been
recorded by the clerk.
Sumner began his delibera-
tions on the case Wednesday 120 Vn•olled after hearing witness es and El • 1
argument~ from attorneys
representing both the city and
three unsuccessful candidates
who filed a laws uit alleging
•" malconduct" on the part of
;·election officials and errors in
ballot ·counting.
> The suit asks the court to an-
' nul the results or the April 8
election and order new baUoting.
• Elected were incumbents ROn
·Pattinson and Ruth Finley and
·newcomer Jack Kelly.
, Challenging the balloting are
,candidates Edward Zschoche,
who came in fifth in a 12-person
field~ Daniel Mahaffey, who
came in seventh. and Bruce
Greer. who ran a distant eighth.
; They claimed numerous viola·
!tlons of election code provisions,
! especially lo the band ling of
;punch card ballot originals that
f
)lad to be duplicated because
they wouldn't go through the
• city's computer for tabulation.
: TbOM orilinals, together with
·duplicates which were in tum
; duplicated, were destroyed Wl· J der the supervision of City Clerk
Alicia Wentworth. their lawsuit
contended. : No attempt was made. at·
ft.omey1 arguecl, to match the
; destroyed ballot• with their
• duplicates.
Zacbocbe all5o testified in Sum·
ner's court that be was barred
For Remedial
Classwork
Summer school classes begin
Monday in the Huntington Beach
City <elementary) School dis·
trict for seventh and eighth
grade students who failed dis·
trict proficiency tests.
The classes will be held from
8:30 a.m. to l p.m. through July
11 at Peter son School, 20661
Farnsworth Lane.
Jim Macon, dlr.ectorof educa·
tlon services, said the classes
were approved at the option of
trustees to provlde remedial
work for the junior high sc:hool
youngsten.
The state pays 60 percent of
the c~1 ~!icon said. Total cost t.o the amnct would be in the
area of 12,500.
So far about 120 student.a have
enrolled for the non-required
classes that provide remedial
work in mathematics, language
skilla, reading and composition.
Macon aald about 85 petffGl ol
the seventh and eighth traders
passed the proflclency tests.
(See ENaOU.. P•••AZ>
Mid-July
Renewal
Date Set
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Senate today approved, 58-34,
President Carter's plan to renew
peacetime draft registration as
early as next month.
After a seven-day debate and
filibuster, the Senate joined the
House In approving Carter's
request for $13.3 million to
register all 19-and 20-year-old
men at post offices across the
country.
Before the final vote, the
Senate rejected, 59-35, an
amendment by Sen . Mark
Hatfield, R·Ore .. that would
have chopped the money to $4. 7
million simply to improve tbe
present standby registration
plan.
If the House approves a minor
amendment. the measure could
go to Carter next.week.
Selective Service Director :;.:· ~?.t';!j Bernard Rost..ker said "we· re
shooting for mid·July" to begin
registering 4 million men over a
two-week period -one week for
those born in 1961 and the
following week for those born in
1960.
Men now 18 would register
next year and 18-year·olds would
register each year after that. Failure to register could be
punished by up to five years in
prison and a $10,000 ftne.
ltostker said the president will
issue a proclamation sett.int the
date for renewal of registration.
During debate before the vote.
Hatfield denounced registraUoo
as "the flrst step and a
significant step" toward
renewing the draft It.self.
But Sen. Sam Nunn. D-Ga.,
argued that registration would
aave up to .12D days In moblliz.ing
military recruits In an
emergency.
The Senate sc:beduled tbe vote
on the plan today. after
opponmts gave up their futile
fight to derail it with a five-day
filibuster and then an all·nigbt
session -the first in three years
and the 14th round·tbe·clock
filibuster in this century.
The Senate invoked cloture
Tuesday. limiting debate t.o 100
additional hours. When Hatfield
vowed to try t.o use them all,
Senate Majority Leader Robert
C . Byrd, D·W.Va., put the
Senate in continuous session in
an attempt to wear down oppo-
nents. .
The diflerence between that
and the all-night session in 1977
was that the last one was an out-
and-out filibuster, with no end ln
sight, over deregulation of
natural gas. 'Ibis one was'sim·
ply numing out the cloture clock.
Hatfield forced senators to
answef' roll call after roll call
and then bis allles held the
Senate noor with end·to·end.
hour-long speeches both for and
againstreaPstratioa.
The talkagboo played to an
al most-empty chamber.
Some senators spent the rugnt
on cots set up in the cloakroom
or on couches in their offices.
Many simply went home, trust·
ing an agreement tbat there
would be no VQC.ea aft.er 1 a .m .
There seldom wH even a
single villtor in the lonl public
eallerlea above.
Carter announced in h1s State
of the Unicn menace ln January that be Intended to nnew draft
registratJon as one step t.o abow
U.S . resolve •••inst Soviet military moves tn Afpa.nistan.
He a1lo uked Concreu to
authorize rqlltratlon of women,
but. that wu ~by both the
Houae and Senate.
Bicgrle Built For ••••
John Cunningham <on two-wheeler> and
Troy McKee <bringing up rear) drew
some double takes as they went for a spm
earlier this week along Newport Beach's
Ocean Front A venue near 34th Street.
Iran Says
Soldiers
Laid ·Plot'
By Tiie Aaaocla&ect Press
The Jranlan army's revolu·
tlonary tribunal announced to-
day a "plot" was uncovered in
an army unit in the Kurdish re-
gion and 11 soldiers were seized,
Tehran radio reported.
No details of the plot were
given. The broadcast said the
army unit inolved was In
Piranshahr. near tbe border
with Iraq, an area where re-
newed turmoil this week was
said by Iran's interior minister
to have left "a large number .. of
persons dead. Kurds in the region want to
make Kurdistan an Independent
province.
Tehran radio also reported a
day-long series or clashes
Wednesday between Iranian
guards and Iraq's Baath army
troops near two border posts.
The broadcast said the lraqls
launched the attack and suffered
heavy military losses. It said
two lranlan guards were killed. M eanwhlle, Iranian Foreign
Minister Sadegb Ghotbzadeh
said today he hoped t~ crisis
over the American hostages will
be resolved next month or 88 <See la.AN, Page A2>
Teen Shot
In Huntington
Hwrtiqt.on Beach police are
problng the shooting of a teen·
a1e bov Wednesday nJgbt on
Pacific Coaat lflPway overloot·
lnl Uae Bluffs section ol 8olsa
Chica Sta&e Beacb.
Only sketchy details of the in-
cident wen available today, but
police lnd.lcated the *° was
wounded Mftl"a1 times durtq a
beach filbt between two )OUtb
1•n11. The JOUtb NPOrtedlY was
rubed to Fountaln Valley Com·
munlt)-Holpital tor treatment.
Weapons Differ
In Area Sla,-ings
Ballistics tests show that three
oersons round murdered in a
Westminster residence last Sun·
day nilbt were killed by the
same weapon, police said tod.-y.
But tests taken on shell cas-
ings ruled out speculation that
the same weapon may have
been used in the shooting death
of a Garden Grove police officer
last Saturday.
Police had probed possible
connectioo between the two slay-
mgs because of reported as-
sociatioos with motorcycle clubs
and because simila r weapons
were used.
"We know that there is no COfl·
neclioo in the slayings as far as
the s ame weapon being
Ocean View
Summer
Signups Set
Final summer school registra-
tion for elementary students in
the Ocean View School Di.strict
and surrounding communities
will be conducted Monday and
Tuesday at three locations.
Students may sign up from
8:30 a.m. t.o noon or 4 to 7 p.m.
al Mesa View and Spring View
schools in Huntington Beach or
Vista View School ln FO\D\tain
Valley.
Summer school courses will be
offered June 23 throueb July 2S
at these three schools.
Students in grade one tb.rouah three will meet from 8:30 to
11:30 a.m. Tuition fee for this
prolJl'am is S99.
Two seulons will be offered
for younpters in gndes four
throqb eight: 8:30 t.o 10 a.m.
and 10:15 t.o 11:45. Tuition fM
tbJs aroup ts $55 for one 90-
mJaute Mallon and $99 for two
90-mtnute sessions per day.
qulrecf •
P~·•pacel for ta can ar. Pl'OPCJMd, eaceedJJla c:lt.Y n-qulrementt.
At tbe meetln1, Pl•::::: CommWfaeer Mlchaet c
aprelMd reeenatiou redrd·
IJ\I the IJl'OOOl4ld UM ot '8SO.G00
la redewel~pDMat fuada to .,.lit wttlt pulltic worti ........ meata ,._. -.ct .... com-
necttona) re41.uJucl b7 Ill•
projeet, J9 "
OllMI' cit)' oftlclall ~
tJaat ... -~ wouW bl,.. turaecl to tit elty ca\llckl1 ~--· ,
used . "Westminster Officer
Earle Graham said today.
He said police have not def·
initely ruled out a possible link, however.
In the meantime, a woman
who was found slain with two
men at 6152 Navajo Road has
been tenatively identified. But Graham said police are
declining to release information
until more positive results are
known. She is Mlieved to be
from Orange County.
Graham said police are get·
ting reports that motorcycle
club members are coming into
the area, apparently planning to
attend the funeral or the two vie·
tims who reportedly had connec·
lions with a motorcycle club.
The victims were identified as
Ric hard Rizzone , 36. and
Thomas Bernard Monahan, 28.
Graham added. however, that
funerals for the two men will not
be held in Orange County.
He s aid service s for Mr.
Rlzzone will be conducted in
New York where his family re·
portedly resides.
Graham sajd he didn't know
where the Monahan services will
be conducted.
Pig Award Made
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
mlUtant Jewish Defense League
left a live piglet on attorney
Leonard Weinglass' doorstep,
rebuking him for attending last
week's Tehran conference on
U.S. interference during the de-
posed shah's regime. Weiqlass
said the Pig ol the Month award
.. ls consistent with my Im·
preasioo ol the JDL as an irr•·
tional ll'OUP·"
Coast
Weatlaer
Fair throuch Friday ex-
cept I« Diehl and mornine
low cJouda. Lowa toni1ht
50 at the beachea and 51
inland. Hllbl Friday up-
per 80I to mld 70s.
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TM~..._ ot
tit• kjlf•r bHt ma1 1tot
ma&ffiol* a/Ctr oil. S.• atorw,,.AI.
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WASHINGTON <AP> -Pr9'4eot C&l1ef ursect Democrata
tod87 eo edc.,t a cam~p p&atlorm \hat fWftlll ''\be baaic toall of....,_ tbe pen,y• .ad 1peedln1 lta candidates to vlttory in
November.
Tbe ~t •'"*• lD a 'JS.pqe atatemeat delivered to the
part,J'1 piadonD comm.lttee. wblcb bepn a fln.al, three-day
beartq cm t.be 19 campal~::uneot to be drafted later tbil moatls 8Dd aubmJtled to the ratic National Convention for
acUoa in AUl\llL
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WASHINGTON CAP> -A bouaini d.lacrimioaUon bW Pree»·
deal Carter can. "perhaps the most important ch'il ripta bW ..
in a decade easily puled the House today after support.en de·
feated a laat-ditcb attempt to send It back to committee for
more wort.
The 310-95 vote Mill the bill to the Senate. where amilar
legislation already la being worked on in committee.
C~f.t.-r t.:11c• Prl•.-Rae«•
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -. Crocker NaUooal BAnk lowered
its prime leAdlng rate a half-Point to 12~ percent today. follow-
ing moves in some East.em ba.nb. Two months ago the prime
peaked at 20 percent.
Soeial Unrest
Long, Hot Summer
Feared for Nation
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of .. o.lty p .... S4aft
Tbe leader of the Natioa.al As·
.soclation for the Advancement
of Colored People warned in
Anaheim Wednesday that recent
unrest ln Mitmi may be the
forerunner of vio1ence ln other Amencan c1ues Ws summer.
"Whal happened a few days
ago in Miami. can happen
anywhere in America unJess
someone stands up and speaks,"
said Rev. Benjamin HJO<>U in an
emotional address to delegates
of the American Federation of
State. County and Municipal
EmPlovees. The black leader said the root
of .the violence can be traced to
high unemployment and poor
housing.I in the naUOG's cl.ties -
problems. be said, that the
federal government is not ade-
quately addn!salnJ.
Blacks in Minml rioted after
four white policemen were ac·
quilled of wrongdoing ln the
death of a black man.
Hooks said the NAACP ln no
way would condone violence.
He urged instead a nationwide
voter registration drive with the
intent '>f electing "people to
CongN!SS who will be responsive
to the poor and the powerless."
He said the NAACP ls willing
to spend $1 milllon to re,ater
vOlen. "And wtth $1 mlWon we will
try to beat this country up -not
witb bricks and bottles and
stonee -but with the vote,"
Hookssal4.
Tbe current Congress, Hoob
said, ·15 the wont we've ever
had.'• ·
Later. meetlng with reJ)Ol'ten
Hoou said Coope.u 11 lnf~
with ''bud&et balan~ fever"
and ls more lncltned to apeod
money for military rather than
social pruposes
Hooks crltlclHd President
Carter, but stupped short of en-
donine Sea, £clwanl Kennedy
-for tbe DemoeraUc presidential
nomtnltjM,
Hoob would only HY that he
tbou1bt KeDnedy ba d been .. writtm otr' by tbe meclla and
that Keemedy has not achieved
"the breaktbnNP ln the black
comniwdt:Y that p,eoPle tbouabt
he would achieve. •
DAILY PILOT.
As for Ronald Reagan. the
nominee-apparent of the
Republican party, Hooks said,
"I wouldn't say be is anti-black.
but bis economic policies dl5turb
me greatly"
Clark Trip
Probe
Pushed
WASHINGTON CAP> -Tbe
Tt-eaaury Department is contin-
u.iog to investigate whether
Ramsey Clan and nine other
Americans violated the law by
diaregardiiia a prafdent{a{ or·
der and travellog to Iran, gov·
ernment officlals say.
Clark and the otber members
of bis group went earlier this
month to Iran, where 53
Americl'ns have bee n held
hostage since last November, to
attend the "Crimes of America"
conference. President Carter. by
banning certain transl ers ol
money to Iran, had in effect
barred travel to the country.
Robert Havel. a Justice
Department spokesman. said
Wednesday that the Treasury
Department investigation was
continuing and it was not cleu
when it wOu.ld be fanisbed. Clark.
be said, was not expected to re·
tum to the United States until
Saturday.
Arnutrong
ExodWJ Set?
TULSA, Okla. <AP) -
Evaogellat Herbert W.
Arm1troa1 bu a blueprint. of
mass em.israUoo to a foreip
couatry by bla Worldwide
Church of God f ollowen, says a
-former emploJee who bu writ-
ten a book about the 1roup.
David Rob1nson of Tui.a, in an
Interview published today by the
Daily Oklahoman, said the plan
paralleJa the emtarauon of lbe
Rev. Jim Jones and bla Peoples
Temple followen to Joaestown,
Guyana.
But Robln&oa, a 51-year-old
former Worldwide mlniatu, aaid
it may be llOIBe time before de-
taila ot what he knows about the
plan on Annstroaa'• operaUoo
are re.ealed.
Bowers Show
Rescheduled
A Bowen llllMUID mobile U·
blblt that WM to Nit Huntilaiton
Beach today and tomorrow ha.a
been retcbeduled becauae or mecba.atw diftleulu.t.
1'be uak. "Oceans . • . The
OUlel' Wit!" DOW la tcbeduled fw tree e YlewlDI Jme M and~ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, al
tile ~ Terrace, ~ l'lolidaa.
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Reported
HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) -
Many ol the people Uvln1 near
Three Mile Island increased
thelr consumption of alcohol,
cl1areite1, tranq.alllaera and
aleepm, pills ln the two weeb
followlns the accident at the
nuclear power plant, says a
1tate ne.lth Department study.
The report, releued Wednes·
day, a1ao •aid that people wbo
left the 15-mile radius around
Tbree lllle bland du.rtq tbe ac·
cldent spent $6.9 millioa aod lost
SJ .4 million in income.
About 50,000 households or
150,000 were evacuated during
the two-week period following
the March 28, 1979, accident, the
department said.
Its report, called ''Health·
Related F.conomic Costs of the
Three Mile Island Accident."
analyzes short .term health·
related costs of the accident.
Families that left during the
emerf;ency tended to be younger
and larger. more highly educat·
ed. and more recent arrivals to
the area. researchers found.
The evacuees included about
two-third of those living within
five miles of the plant. one-half
of those living between slx and
10 miles away, and one· third of
those living betwffn 11 and lS
miles from the plant. they noted.
An earlier study sponsored by
the Nuclear Regulatory Com-
mission estimated evacuation
costs at $9.8 million, with $6.7
millloo in lost income.
But the Health Department
said Its figures are more ac-
curate because they take into
account the fact that most
evacuees stayed with friends or
relatives. Only 8 percent stayed
at hotels or motels. the depart-
me nt said.
Both the N RC and Health
Department reports estimated
insurance companies paid out
$1 .2 million in benefits to people
living within a 15-mlle radius of
the plant.
The Health Department study
a lso found increa sed use of
drugs in the two weeks following
the accident According lo the
report. 13 percent of the regular
drinkers in the s urvey increased
their daily consumption by four
dri nks
Thirty-two percent of the
smokers used an extra half-pack
of cigarettes a day. and the
number of people taking tran·
qulizers or s leeping pills
doubled.
IRAN ••.
soon as possible.
Only two days ago, Ayatollah
Khomeini warned Iranians that
internal dissenslon already has
created "chaos" in the country
and was threatening the Islamic
regime.
G bottnadeh said he doubted
that Khomeini would make any
recommendation to the Iranian
parliament about what it should
decide oo the hostage is.sue, ••but
obviously lf he gives any recc>m·
mendation. that will be the de-
termlnin& factor."
Obotbzadeh said hJs office was
prepartrur a ftle with recommen-
dations for the Parliament on
the hostages that he expected to
have ready in a couple of weeks.
"Immediately after election of
the secretariat and the l.tutalla·
tion of the 1ovemment, the lint
wue to be picked up Ls the ques·
Uon of the bolta1es. And if we
will be able to provide enough
materials for the Parliament to
decide as soon u possible, that
would be a good idea,·• be said.
His comment& came in an in·
tervlew with the NBC "Today ..
program In New York via
satellite from Oslo. Norway,
where be is attePdlng a meetllll
of the Socialist IPtemationaJ.
Gbotbsadeb renewed hla
private dlaJo,ue with Austrian
Chancellor Bruno Krelsky, re-
portedly discuuinl ways of re-
aolvl.na the deadlock over the 53
Amerfcan boetaaes wbo apeat
their 222nd day ln captivity ln
Iran today.
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ENROLL •••
"We tblnt the result.a were very
1oocl," be taid . .
Mlckhe acbool 1tudent1 are DOC
required to paH proflct~3
te1u belon 101J1• on to achoot. However, blch nbool
1tudeata mmt ncctllfUlty tom·
plct. the tma befcn tMy can
,..c•lte • «sa&oma. In addltlM, awnmv clMMI
will be held from lao•· H
lhroulh July 11 at Clapp School
for .aucaUoully bUdleapped rowaoaen. Aao&ber ....ion for apb.liille
ebl1dren wltb leanl"I lin• dlcape 11 ldMlduled frQim ,_ •
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IJB Boarder
Uninvited, but Adamant
By IOllH JUEDllAJI .................. . n·· .. thine •h• a akunk wanders thl"OUtb your
badl.')'lrd but ll'• another when be makes him.elf at home.
That seems to be tt>. problem today of Helena
Ceaatlempo. who lives in the 12.00 block ol Glersoeyre
Street ln Lquna Beac.b.
8Kl1JG8 Aa.E PAJaL\' common in the Art Colony, so
Mrs. Cm.atlempo wun't too concerned wben this UttJe
black and wblte fellow began visiting her yard about two
weebqo.
One June 3, however. stunk wore out b.la weleom•.
While she was on the phone, he strolled lb.rough her
open kitchen door and toured the living room.
llU. CENATIEMPO FINA.LL Y lured him out.side by
wa•inl a sparertb bone under hb DOH.
The Laguna woman then sought help from the city's
animal shelter, hoping somebody might escort Skunk to a
new location.
Like Sacramento, perhaps.
She was told she'd have to rent 1 irap rLrSt in Lacuna Niguel with a $75 deposit.
AFrER SHE TRAPPED Skunk, the animal control
people said they'd be happy to pick him up.
Alas. the trap store was out of traps. Mrs. Cenatiempo
is now on a Skunk Trap Waiting Li.st.
Meanwtlile. Laguna Police U . John Zelko. trytnc to be
helpful. has tried to offer Mrs. Cenatiempo .help from the
voice of experience.
"THaOW SOME MOTHBAU.S under the house:•
Zelco advised "When you do that, most of the time the
skunk taltes off."
The jury Is stall out today on Zelko's mothball
treatment for furry visitors.
Relatives Assume
Volcano Deaths
STEVENSON. Wash. <AP> -
On the day Mount St. Helens
blew, Tom Gadwa "shouldn't
even have been up there." Scien-
tific curi06ity got the best of Bob
Kase wette r and Beverly
Weatherall. Harry Truman was
just too stubborn to leave.
Their s tories were told
Wednesday to a county corooer
considering issulng "pre-
sumptive·• death certificates for
the 46 missinl{ since the volcano
erupted May 18.
Such certificates would be
needed for probation of est.at~
and payment of life insurance
policies. Friends and relatives or
seven or the. missing appeared
Wednesday, and at least seven
more of the mtssing will be dlS·
cussed when hearings resume
Monday.
Melvin Kasewetter, who has
not seen his son and prospective
daughte!"·in-law since the rught
before the en.aptk>n. said he and
his wlfe had come "to relieve
our minds more than anythmg
else. to get some sort of ron·
firmalion that he's reall y dead
'"I'd like to go up there nght
now and look for him but I don't
think they'd let me." he said.
Bob Kasewetter and Ms .
Weatherall, both chemists for
Portland General Eledric Co .•
had permits from the U.S.
Geological Survey to remain
close to the mountajn to conduct
their own geological studies.
"They were going to get mar·
ried this month." said Kuewet·
ter.
He said be last saw the couple
when ca.bin owners went into the area to check their property and
remove some possessions. The
cabins Wel'e located at the oortb
foot of the mountain. Kuewetter
said be WKSerstanda the area is
under 100 feet or mud and
debris.
Melvin Ka.sewett.er also talked
to Truman, a cantankerous 84-
year-old who won nalionaJ atten-
tion when be scoffed at fears or
an erupt.ioa and refused to leave
the mountain lodge where he
had lived for so yean Truman
has not been seen since the
blast.
"We mai~ bis last letters:•
Kasewetter said
Donald Cricc spent three days
looking ror Gadwa, bis son-in·
la w, who was spendine the
fateful weekend as a timber cut·
ter to help Crick. That weekend,
the volcano blew with the fOf'ce
or an atomic bomb. toppling
acres of trees and sending hot
mud coursing down the moun·
ta inside. It was the first volcanic
eruption in the cont1~uous L'n1t
ed State5 10 60 year~
.. He was JUSt helping out H~
shouldn't even have been up
there." scud Cnck. "He had a
very good family hfe. He had a
6-yea.r-Old soo he wouldn't bave
left for the world ...
He said the only traces or
Gadwa and another employee,
Wally Bowers, were some ,.eces
of Gadwa's pickup. blown a.part
a nd carried two miles
downstream by floodwaten.
"I believe he's dead," Denn.is
Bowers said of his brother.
··There's no wa1 a person could
have s urvwed up the re."
Cnck swore he would return
and ftnd the bodies.
"I figure we· ve got lo have
somethingtobury,"hesaid.
Geosatellite
Mission Ends
WASHINGTON <APl -Its
mission completed, the scientific
satellite Mapat bu left space
and self-destructed.
The 500-pound satellite, which
was launched last October to
measure the magnitude and
direction of the Earth's
magnetic field, fell into the at·
mospheft and burned Wednes·
day over the Norwegian Sea.
There were no reports of QyOOe
sighting the fiery re-.entry.
Friction between two rtvtrl
Santa .Al.a 1treet 1an11 waa
described for an Oran•e County
Superior Court Jury WedMlday
tn the murder tr1aJ of Al*nio
Correa, accused of· the street
corner 1laylng of Maurice
Ibarra lut December.
Iberra, 21, had been punuing
a civil rights actJon againat the
Santa Ana Police Department
after be claimed an officer bad
deliberately dropped him off in a
riv al 1ang•a territory.
Proeecutor •Tony Rackauckas
told juron in bla opening areu·
ment in Juqe Frank Briseno's
courtroom that the shooting bad
ttl origin tn the friction between
two g.anp -F Troop and the
Dramatics, wboR territory was
separated by the Santa Ana
Rlver.
Rackaucku said sang mem-
bers who grow up together have
strong loyalties aa well u strong
rivalries.
Between F Troop and the
Dramatics, be aald, there had
been rivalry for some time.
"What we have here is gang
warfare.•• the prosecutor said.
Rackauckas said it was con-
sidered an act of war if a rival
gang's car went through ter-
ritory not it& own.
An F Troop car he said, dia
just that, passing through the
Santa Nit.a section of the city-
where the Dramatics were-the
ev~ning of Dec. 1. The car was
shot at.
Rack.aucbs said Correa. 20.
ltnown as Cricket to gang mem·
ben. met at a friend·s house to
plan retaliation. Evidence would
sbo•, he said, that Correa even-
tually got in the back seat of a
car with an M·l carbine riOe.
The car then was driven into)'
Troop territory that same rught.
he said, and headed down
English Street, where It came to
a stop near where a group of
young men were "kicking back"
and drinking beer.
Rackaucka~ said Correa
opened fire on the ~roup hitting
Iba rra twice and woundiBg
another man m the leg.
lie described t he incident as a
""drive by i.hooting."
A.not.her occupant or the car .
Edward Borrego. 18, also was
charged with murder in the
death o( Ibarra and will stand
trial &0 SeptembeT. ,
Ibarra bad figured promlneot-
ly in a case in which a Santa
Ana patrolman was accued of
raise imprisonment. lbana·had
claimed the officer forced him
into a patrol car and drove him
to a park known for gang related
acttv1ties.
Anderson
·OdJ,s' 1-.~
SACRAHENTO <AP> -
Pollater Mervin Field says
there is one chance in
three that John An ·
dersoo's independent cam·
paign will force the House
of Representatives to pick
the next president.
But. Field said Wednes-
day. the voters are ap.
prehensive that voting for
Andenoo mi.Jbl deadlock
the electoral co1Je1e, leav·
ing the nation in doubt
aboul its next president
until the House convenes
two months alter the elec-
tion.
That fear "is going to
work to Anderson'• disad·
vantage ...• "he said.
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CALIFORNIA
-Emson Plants Shelved as Power . . , . -
· SJ{ERMAN -OAKS, Calif. <AP)· -JUdiird •
Pryor's laWler 8.9§5 the co1'ed)an WM c~Utaby b~ when • l(us of rulJl lanilecf .. -m· a ~i~e. and h\f' doctors *Y Pryor ~ tol.d thtm he t\ad ~ using a fia1Pmable drug m\xture w-~ W111&.'t111Qtf ed in flames. But police were standing by their account that
the 39-year-old Emmy and Grammy winner had
told Dr. Jack Grossman he had been 'Ulfllg • l'llU·
ture o( ether and cocaine known a.a "free base" ~onday night and that the ether had exploded.
PRYOR, 'MEANWHILE, walked around a lit-
tle Wednesday. ate some food and made a few wis~r~cks, He still was listed In <;ritical condition
t.rilb third-degree burns from his waist up, includ-
in-g his arms and face. But~ said he could be
off the critical list in two weeks.
When Pryor was first admitted. doctors rated
his surtival chances as Jess than even.
Dr. Jack GrestrQan. oae or two physicians
treating Pryor, dhnlbed the police account
Wednesday, saying, "When there is as much excite-
ment and <;haos as there was when Richard came in-
to the emergencx rooip. SO!M thing5 that~ laid might be he~ ino~ura(ely."
tlalprarl it"t-. I ~•rd
FRESNO. Calif~ (AP> -Two children wboee
paralysis allegedly was caused by the treatment
they received at birth in a Fresno hospital will re-
ceive milli<lft.S of dollars
in the · settlement of a ( ]' malpractice suit. court sr A.TE · documents show.
And the parents of a -------third child who allegedly
received the same treatment and died a short time
afte-r birth have settled another suit out of court
for an undetermined amount, the records show.
One source close to the case estimated the
hospital's paym~nts could reach $26 million if the
yoqn~ters Jive a norJllal lifespan. .
DaNI ··;11 \ .. ,,, •• d
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. has taken the side or the rafters against the
farmers in vetoing a bill to speed the filling of th~
New Melones Reservoir
He said the reservoir will eventaally be fiJled
anyway, and the nine-mile stretch ol wbite·water
rapids still open should be kept and appreciated
for as long ~ ~ible.
ftfl I e (,'IHI II 9f! .'te-•• H ..,
SACRAMENTO fAPf :...·The Senate Mnking'
committee heeding distress calls from the savings
and loan lobby, has approv• a bill to J>P.t;lllit~ • ..
mortgage loans with dtamattcllJJt nryf-ng•'
monthly payments. ..
The interest ol}.~ val1.able-rue ~ '" could lluctuate up to ~ ~tage ()dint a ye at, cJt •
five percentage points every live years. under the
bill sent to the floor.
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -Bus riden iJl the Los
Angeles area can expect a 2S percent lncre&M in
bus fares next year becaµse of waning transit S&lb-
sidies, the director of the Los Angeles Transporta·
tion Commission said WedneSday.
The COdlmtSsion turned down an RTD reqaf!fSt
for an additional $4.5 million in aid to soften the
impact of a fare increase adopted by directors
Monday. '
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-. eg, V~f*Y lait ''will DOt..b6 built unless IO ' al e ~~iter of ff!•ulatory al· f al '• ylte ~arf'IMftt.
"We .,.. tn1~tn1 It 11 a coatinient project," be said. "con·
Un1tnt on whether or not other proJecu 1et built and coou.nient on
chanc• in our f oreeut load co111111r.::'"
The Ene9 0..1M1• ~ed -.t.aee~.ue, -plant tut aummert'it •u .kbecllled CD atarf' ~ .tleetrtd&.r in
ataau from ~ to l• from a site north ol Bl1 Bear Late ln San Bemanl.tno Coiiol1. ... .. •m&f ~ ..• £VIBE the cro~ forecuts came in the face l)',.CoaimlMIOti lk\u'et th9wing more than a IO per~ "'q\ clfOip µ.e &n>wtb rates~ the earlY lt'10s, w,ben demand wu rillnl by 7 percent a year.
~ ·~IY ~JDlssjoa predJets that the frowlh rate will aro,. e~ f\&l'ther {n Uie near~.
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Pate.&iial Death
HOwt.aaid f;dison concurred with the.cw:qmialon forecast t
about e.eoo meaawatta of new power lfa tbe Dftt 12 yean. Tbet .--.-..i
Jection J...ua&t eomtructioa of the. Ill-Celled CJ.Worn.la Coal
but nortbe ooe bl the Lucerne Valley, be said. ..
THE OONGE •t:AN& EdiJOn believes lt can ·~ ID decade with 2.000 me••••U. of electricity lea than It • u.ouo~"'
Colt of the Lucerne van., plant. •• ettimated •t.l'1'11 dllllllOllGllJ1
wltb the three unit.a of California Coal projectAd at $1.e blJ.Uon.
"Thia la remarkable e~ ol ~ much fiexlbruty there is
once somebody looks at 1be aom~" t* David RM, a lawyer
for the San Francbco-bued Enviroameat.al Defenae Fund.
•...-et;8£ AKE THE CllANGBS that determine .nether you
sink billiollS of clollara lnto eoncrete and coal mines."
Edison provides electricity to a lar&e aectJon of Southern
California Dbr1h of San Die&o outside the city of Los An1eles.
Streakiag Grad
He Graduates •
-Just Barely I
SAN DIEGO <AP>--. SooU Reilly is a two-yea)
letterman in swimming and polo aod a B student.
He's al.Bo the guy who once wore an owl suit on
campus and posed lying down in the waterfountaiQ
while the others stood up. ·
As his years at Crawford High drew to an end,
Scott decided he "had to do something" to top il all.
The fmal assembly found the tall, 17-year-o
Reilly in a trenchroat, red socks and old gray ten
nis shoes Friday.
'8 1.-OTBEa studeats and their paren
gathefoed. be pWW a wool &ti cap over his I
and elipped out of the coat. · ll-~-~ .
Shocked ~. then laughter,~ hi so.rant romp in the nude acroes the gym lloor. Bu
scbool otfidaJs promptly l'DSpeoded Reilly fro
his. last two dll)'S ot school and barred him fro1
lonigbl"s commeo«ment. 1
"I llADE A llm'l'AIU!, .. said Scott, appearin4
in a three-piece suit before the city school boat\l
Tuesday. •
Battalion Chie( Herman Petereit of
Riverside Fire Dept. directs clearance of
44-car freight train wereckage today in af ·
termath of Wednesday's potentially deadly
derailment which forc'ed brief evacuation
of about .100 nearby residents. Los Angeles
to Las Vegas train was carrying tankers of
liquid chlorine and of sodium hydroxide.
No leakages were discovered and residents
were allowed to return home
The board refused to overrule Crawford3 pun\Mment. but. 'Reilly will get bla dip1oma. H
waa allowed to spend "Grad Night" at Dlaneyla
and attend \he seaior awards banqftt. l
8COTI' UlllNDED the board that he vohmJ
tarily identified himself as the streaker. l
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1\&11 aasUnp. tralalial 11 nlam IDd other wartr-nlJt,ed adlYtilt.
ftll rOGdM 1c..,..•n11matter• however. bu beea a sou~~ lft'taua Metloa bltwWt the diltrtet'a ~ and,., .
Durlnl t.belr Neat cootract neaoUaUou. \eachen
fe>Uabt umuc~ to auarantee Contln\&Uee ~ wa
shortened day. The lr'ultell, ho•e•er. had beard com· plalola from parent.a about a deereue In 1tuc1eDtat
classroom time and ol child care probletm creat.ed by the
early disml11al1. The)' ref\llecl to 1uaraotee tbe
shortened day beyood the curnnt achool yea.r.
As part ol the compromlae worked out in the wake ol
a l~ teHben strike, a committee of 12 parmta.
&eaeben and admlnittratora was named to evaluate the modified day program.
The committee found that planning sessions •kl oo
the shortened da.)'8 are conducted differently at ICboola
throuahout the district and have encompassed varied
time periods.
In their recent report to the trustees, the committee
appeared to be co~t ln suuesUng that the shortened
day program needs a more uniform districtwide format
and IDOf'e stringent guidelines to guard against abuse of
the planning period.
The trustees wouJd be wise to consider this advice in
adopting a formal policy later this month.
Volunteers Earn Honor
Hun~on Beach would be a poorer place were it not
for the hwidreds of volunteers who devote untold hours
working for their community unselfishly and without pay.
Their names are rarely mentioned and their services
largely are taken for granted. But the Huntington Beach
Rotary Club. itself dedicated to service. parted the cur·
tains on their good work recently when it honored 22 of
the workers for outstanding service.
They included three members of the Animal As·
sistance League who come to the aid of animals ln dis·
tress and assist their owners.
Four volunteers donated more than 1,000 hours each
at the Main Street branch library. Without their efforts it
wouldn't be open.
Others raised scholarship funds at Golden West
College, assisted the blind. helped out ln Boy and Girl
Scout projects and worked on special programs at hard·
pressed city schools.
The volunteers are of different ages and varying
backgrounds. Whal they have in common is a devotion to
the community which has made it a better place for us
a ll
Team Scores Early
Members of Huntington Beach's Ocean View High
School football team have a spotless record.
It's true that the football season hasn't started yet,
but spring cleaning bas begun along the seven miles of
state beaches in Huntington Beach. •
And members of the team have been permitted to
skip an afternoon of spring practice each week to clean
up beaches that each year seem to be piled higher and
higher with debris.
State officials say they are bard pressed to k~
with the cleaning schedule and that tbe young f
players are providing a valuable service. Youngsters can make a few dollars in their job while
pulling together as a team in their sweep of the beaches
from Warner Avenue to the Santa Ana River Jetty.
But most importantly. they are contributing to the
betterment of the environment.
The opening kickoff is months away but the football
team already has scored some points in the minds of
those who appreciate the young men's contribution to an
uncluttered coas tline.
Student Vote Rights
For the second time in two yean. problems have sur·
faced in connection wltb a student election ln the Hunt·
ington Beach Union High Scbool l)tstrlct.
In the most recent case, ltudent body elections at
Huntingtoo Beach Hlab School wen nWllfied when it was
discovered that two classrooms failed to turn in ballots.
New elections were ordered May 30. 'nle results
turned out to be unchanged from the vote eotmt in April.
1be elections currently are cooclucted in student
home rooms. It would be wiser if the students cast ballots
at polling places around the campus. The turnout may not be nearly aa large but each stu·
dent should be extended the privilege of either voUng or
not voting. The fact that an entire classroom or two didn't
vote would no longer be sufficient to invalidate an elec·
ti on • OptNOM e•pre988d In the ~ abcWe are thOM ot the Dalty PUot.
Othef vtewe e•prffled on thla ~· are thote of thelr authors Md
ertlltS. Reader comment .. lnvlt9d. Mdr8M The Dally Pllot. P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92926. Phone (714) 64~.
...
R6wland Evam I Robert Novak "'' . • ,, I
Alliance Split. Helps Kremliii:·
W ASRINOTON -Despite new
nldence abow~ popular r~ to lbe .t invasion
of Afabaalatan far b•1ond
aa1t1tta• anUclpated by
MOICOW, the wtdenln• apllt in
the WetU:m alliance ts making
It dttncult fOC' Pnialdent Carter
to eaplGit wllat oupt to be an
opportunity a1alnst the
Kremlin.
Tbt eivldence 11 ciear: rapid
dl1lntecratlon and unreliability
of the Sovl·
et·controlled
AICban army,
aaaa11tnatioa "'Sovkt aod pro·Sovtet offlclala ,
r .l1ln1
Ru•alan
c.,ualdee. ' B u t
We1ter11
Europe mpeet•lb Prwe md West Germany -allows no llktn1 tor any mucled response
to the Dec. um lnvutoa despite
strons preuure from Carter.
Thus, the Kremlin can bide its
time in achlevlng control over 15
million Afghans. There ls
notbllll atandlng ln the way.
"A major benefit for Moscow
ls dlacoverinl they can do tbls
-
Mailbox
.Af 1h1n Inv a1ton without the
EUropean1 rtalnJ up," bno
adml.U.lraUon ~ctal 1.0IG \18·
•1That'1 qutte a dllCOVery."
PresiM>t Carter hfd $o •••
cajole and eeo..ntct to wln even
tbe mar&lnall,y·UU/l •µpport be
hat 1•laed from "merda'• NATO aJUea .• Qnly Wut
Oerm.ay bH boycotted the
MOICOW Olymplcll, and Mme ol
the European• Jlb Carter'•
eff o(t to block topblttlcated lnduatrial equipment tor the
Runlana.
CAllTE•'S OWN respome to
the lnva&kln WN mUd eAOqh,
partJcularty ln view of h1a bot
rhetoric. But at leHl the
f resldent WN reaUIUc enough
o withdraw J11• cberlabid
strategic Arm1 LlmltaUon
Treaty <SALT II> fro~ Ute
Seaate, and, tia elftct. to decree
a temponry end ot deteate.
ID cantr,ut. ldl ~ .. •Ml to thnia olf tbe fnt--U al DO
ru1 coneerq ~-·~ u.etr mOPtY·matlnl baill°'l~ ever more trade wttb tbe But
DOW, cuaaiclertna t.be COllUmaed
Polltlcal and mllltary Nliatanee
in Afah•nJstan, la die Ume to
preta Westttn demands to pt
out. Carter knowa tbat tbe
European .. cover'' PQ91Uon -
I
that the Kremlin can IOOn be
penuaded to let Ar•b1nt1un
revert to Ila hi•Wl'lc neuttallty
-la tr1\adultnt.
THAT LEAV1!8 him ln a
dlftlcuU patltlon to baDd .. tbe
n>01t dnutatlA4r Ntback to tM
West thUI tar ln bll
admlnlJlr•Uoo. WithoUt the tuJI,
aH,....ive 111pport of Western
Europe, Carter'• policy II staack
on dead eent•r. Con1Jderln1
what ia ac:wally happening oo
UM &round ln Al&baniltan, this
may be tbe laat moment -and
certai.DlY tbe IDOSl advantaaeous
Ume-to compel the Ruaalans
to cease and deaisL
The Soviet effort to control the
dlaln~atlq Afghan army ls
1eu c:Wftcult-than copiQg with
the apljt wiWn the eoatrolllni
Commuoht Party. One
admlDJatrat.lon report claJms
that "If the present uneasy
truee" between the two feuding
fact1om Cdltinues, "there could
be another major upheaval."
endtns all pretense that an
Aflbad petnment exists. fn fact, tt does not exist.
Adml.nilCnUon officials say that
even forelao embassies or
Af1banhtan are now ••completely subservient and
reaponalve" to Soviet
arnbMUdart ln et.th c;lft.i) of
th4 world. ~ #
It t• no 1'0nder. lbe1t. tJfat
Kremth> plami-ni tod•'/ dotl not
even com.mplau ! '°6a7~ wlthdr1wal from Af a~un·
U the Aia.•l•n' "' at. tsome, antl·ao.1« tntun-tcttiod would
t.ke ""1r. To count6T UU,, Lbe
Sovi.t ~ ue trytna to
brelaw-' Afl}lan youth Wfth
new Sov~~tyl~ textboq,h .
moldin1 education to lit
Moscow's vtew of his tory' Ji1
hopes of baUdmg a pro-Soviet
geoerat.Aoa for the future.
EVIDENCE that t.t1e R&ll$lao$
are dilling in for the loog haul
la pervasive : The first Soviet
railroad l o Kabul is }?e ing
constructe d ; two perm aoen\
bridaes are replaciog the
pontoons that carried Soviet
troops into their blood,Y invasJon
over the river a long the
Sovlet·Afahan border; t.})e tour
of duty tor Soviel lr~ps ln
AC1banlatan bas just be,en
extended to two )'ears; CUe1
storage bladders are be~ni
r e p I a c.le d b y e x t e ~ a.~ v e
underground storage fac:iAU<:s,
Tapl Tajbek Palace. wbere
Sovie t aunmen assassinated
Presldent Amin De~. 29 ~s the
invasion hit hlgh gear,-1$ betng
cleaned up and renovated. The
new occupant of thlS hlatottc
Afghan treasure: a Soviet
command headquarters to run
the country.
CARTER admials tration
officials discount n!port..s tbat a
major reinforcement or lhc ss.ooo Soviet troops riehting rn
Afghaniatan is about to occur.
W(th the West s plit in Its
response to the first ~aie or
milltary aggression outttldt ~
Warsaw Pact since World -War
I I. the Kremlin can proceed
s lowly . It wants no f!ad
he adlines untu the OJymiSi N>
have finished celebraUQg \ht·
just and peaceful nature bf
Soviet foreign policy.
Jn truth, Soviet subjuJiatlon of
Afghanlat.an, slow or fa3t. would
have been impossible against &
West that was united. mmtanly
prepared and armed with a
common strategy for dealln~
with the Russians. Since none of
those three conditions exist. it
matters little whether Moscow
e ncounters ha rd ti m es in
Afghanistan, a fact or utmo."t
~rav1ty in the slrug~lc for world
pre-eaunencc.
·· Follower of 55 Cites Truck Harassment ·
To the Editor:
I would like lo reply to the let·
ter written by Cheater King
<June 5 Mailbox) regardlnl your
editorial and the ~mile speed
llmlL
Ftnt c'A all, anyone wbo obeys
tbe Jaw and drives the SS.mile
speed limit could teU you that
we do comerve oa ,., and lives.
If Mr. King. were obe)'iDa tbe
law. be would alto know fL
l'H eeen trucken rtdlna tbe
tall al can that were not ln tbe
truck &... wblcb were clear ol
trafflc, to thenfore, DO l"MIOD
for them to be 1n tbe aecoocl aod
thlrdlmea.
One tnlckel' came up beb1Dd
me in the number two Jue
Ouhlna b1a llCbta oa ud off and
blowi.DI b1a born. I apeedld up
from • mllee per bow' to • and
dffldecl wb1 lboQld I break the
law becaUM ot an lnconalderate
road bocf 1'bll WU OQ a ltralght
atreteb al ro9d between El Toro
and Illa Juan Caplatrano. This a1ao wu one c.,. when the
truck lae wu fJ'M ot ttamc.
That truct. ~ have dooe
Oil• of two Udnp. He eoulcl .au. ba.e ....-me tn tbe
oatsl.de 1... or 111••• alO'ftd down. bat be et.a to ......... csn .. wbo •• trrtDa CIC> obe1 u.eaaw.
TD Oa&A'19r ahan al tba
drl••r• on our road• and ~ todaJ drive Uke tlleY AN to a ftn, wllb DO .... r: ~~~·~fr..Xi
Uft ... PEI t ... • tbe ......
ltdl•dt.Y .... •=· • ._..,, CGl1 to prOCMd • ndutllltUtte..eo•:: INta fMt eooe< for • TIMM.,..DOrltll&MM-.. tiltblr. 1 I
J•m not •••&11 a. ~mH• .... ..,...,, • t trJ to.,., ...,..,.. .......... Ill
-~"····-· ... ......... a:._, pt, Jlarbe om/ti« , • ..,. ............... ._ .....
....... *i,. ........ -.....,. If,. •'l:lll9. •• , .. u ..... .. ..... ~llae =--dowa to • U.lildl!I , ___ .._., .....
¥ii~~= . ...,. ...... ~ • nAMlf&TTSMOID
upon entering your business o(.
nee last week I discovered that
you too ))Jave embarked oo much
the same venture -that ol sell·
mg promotion11l T-shirts.
THE DIFFEaENCE between
others aod yours Is your sly.
suggeatlve reference lo sex <the
s logan "Do It Dally"), OIM
perhape considered cute and
clever in aome circles.
Your T·abirta could be a good
gimmick lf o«erm. a clean Im-
age. rd say that lt'a DOt t.b.t
Way DOW and instead ta taldDi
away from the dlllliV GI tM
Daily Pilot. \
Were I the bl• maD U...
those shirts would be nmcMld
post baltt, fortbwtl.b ad rtO&
now.
WAJUUtN O. ALTBOPP
1 exhort every freedom loving
American citizen who shares my
v iews re1ardln1 this most
aerlowt matter, to write the
White House, their C<>tl&ressmen
and tenators so tha\ appropriate
diaclplin.ary action c• be taken
against t.be Petitagoo'-
J .lllf G~KE
Ba11dlr•p ... d!
To the Editor: •
I'm respcwllng to Ruth Ann
Oadlck's .laae 5 lette r .
"Desene FiDe '' :sa Wft.icb she
stated that ahe 1JtoPped al
Gellon'a llarbt ud .. w fancy
sport.I an perbd lo the ban·
dtcapped ped:Utc ·~· •. W.W J'Oll ~· wt.at I saw parW daere lelt week? A U.S.
mall truek1 • I Wld rd bad a camera for lhat
ooel
JIARYGEORGE .........
TotbeMtor· · TIN Gld ~ of .. Some peo-pa. ...._. &earn•• CIA be amply
appllld to Howard Janis, tbe·
dilp'ulded .....-t of defUnct PropcMtltloa ¥.t; bl1 poat.i
eleetJGD NlpOOle to queries as to wily .. .,.,.. r• ... declaivety
defeated, Mr. ~•nl1 tried to
ablll bU ~ with the aJ.
leplkln that be was denied vie·
tor)' at the polla because the
propoalllon waa Improperly:
worded.
Tll£&E AaE sev.ral ob~ reason• why "Humble'
Howard'•" brainchild met with·
dlnll\ef but Improper wOfd1na
of the tu lnitlat.lve la DOt one Ol t
tbem. Foremo1t amona the valid • ca UNI ol rejedioo ii the cold re-~
allt,r th.It tM 1'0tlDI public could ;
not tolerate lbe llltbJ. YU.liar • and off•Palve barra1e or :
.Hrbl••• Mr. Jama emttted , towant tbo8e wbo oppc*CI bla t ...... :
TJata malad1 of .. Hoof.la-i ...................... tbe •
anatalt MMt u.. No• •Com·:
• ..... had --for tbem 8D4 ' ~ ~ tbi adva1.a1t '°; lMutmalit. I
•· · LIVllAY>
..
, .
FOi
FAT.a-SDAY
Sefect a gift
from our
• superb
collection
of Talbott
silk
neckwear.
I
548-8684
17th & Irvine • Newport Beach
"i'
FOR DAD, ROLEX
THE.SKY"S
THf UMIT ...
ANO SO IS THE SEA
Whether he flies°' salts.
Just one watch 1s right
for navigators in bOth
worlds: the Rolex
GMT-Master in 18kt.
gold: steel and 1'4kt.
gofd; and st•nless sl~
With its 2'4-hour hand
and rotating bezel. is
shows precise time
almullaneously in two
time zo nes This
self-winding 30-tewel
chronometer 1s also
pressUf'&i)f'OOI down to
195 feet 1n its
Impregnable Oyster
caee. From S865
S-...IMnCOld • Vl1e1 • Moan Cha~
9NnnnM Ruc.,-k\velf s
"Leapfrog"
from the Dave Grossman
Designs Collection
Pi~PER UNLIMITED
ll.D.,..... ""·· Mt.,.. 8etldl
548·7921
..
........ La
••HcJWs It goir'O lll'09 .. cut out the V..,,.,,?"
Piiot Proj~t
Multi-Mall
Program Set
'The Huntington Ceottt sboppinc mall in Hunt-
ington Beach as parucipatin& this summer in a
pilot projttl lmo.,.-n as Multi-Mall. a plan lo
establish Sou~m Califonda's indoor malls as
community service centers.
The first st.age of lbe project. ls SUmmerFun
Sebool-0n-t.be-M a ll. a program offering three,
three-week class sessions for kindergarten through
12th-grade students.
~ES A&E TO BE HELD IN lbe open
mall, where lights and aarcondiUoo.ing are already
avallable. a mall spokesman said.
Three other malls -West Covina Fashion
Plaza. Buena Park Center and Del Amo Shopping
Cent.er -are participating in lbe Multi-Mall pro-
gram originated by Howard Whittaker, manager
of the Huntington Center Mall.
Promotion Management Services, a private
farm. developed Whittaker's idea ol a network ol
malls serving as community centers, and formed
Community Assistance League <CAL>. a ooa-profit
.. organi%atioo, lo implement the program.
BESIDES OFFERING SVMMER SCHOOL
classes. other programs, such as adult education
courses, cardio-pulmonary resuscitation courses
and youth employment services are planned, a
spokesman said.
" (Because of Proposition 13) recreational
facilities are limited in their programs," a CAL
spokesman said. "Fire Departments bav~ cut
back on courses offered like CPR. Summer ~hoots
have all but ~n eliminated. . .Shopping centers
can fill the program voids caused by tax cuts," t.be
spokesman said.
· Although non-accredited, the summer school
cluses being offered provide enrichment, and
stimulate creativity and tmqinaUoo for acbool
children. Whittaker said
CLASSES BEING OFFERED AT THE Hunt·
ington Center Mall during the three summer
sessions from June 30 to Aug. 27 include ueative
writing. practical math, drama, art. modeling,
dancing and car care.
Teachers or the courses will be from the Hunt-
ington Beach Parks and Recreation Department,
Huntington Beach Public Library, and various
school districts. About 90 percent of the teachers
are certified by the slate. a CAL spokesman said,
and will be paid from tumoo fees.
Pre-reglstration enrollment for claues al Hun· tln&ton Center will be held June 14 through 24 in-
side the mall.
Classes will be held 9 a.m . lo 4 p.m. on Mon-
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Tuition is $10 to
SU ~rclass.
Oil Firms Pay
Tidelanm Tax
LONG BEACH <AP> -F\ve m.tor bil firms
ml•interpre\ed the law, and are oeedlelllJ seoclinl
about $50 million a year in It.ate and LaGI Beach
Ude lands oU revenue lnto the federal TrealurY. tbe
city audilM claims.
Robert Franke told tbe Loq Beach City Coun·
eU that the money LI IOlnl lnl.o tbe Treuury in tbe
form of excess oil profit tuea OD exempt pubUc
tidelands.
The PUJ'P()lted bad boc*teepiftf by Texaco •
Euclft. 1Jn10n, Mobil aDd Sbell'1a aeedial about
$4.4 ~a month ln nee. oU praftt taxes on
Udelanda oil to the federal sov.....-. Franke
eakl.
City Attorney Robert Partin aald die firm.I are
takiaa tax money out of the dty'a and atate'1 1bare
ol UM offlbore oll revenue • eoDt.eaded aov·
enunedal oil 1.Dcome la exem~ from UM levy. '1anke and Partin plan to ao to Wahlniton, o.c. tldl week to leek • refund and reYlUoD in the
to 1t8bU wordiJll from the U.S. TrulW'1.
Benefits Broadened
llO
DUIQ urn
PURPLE Al Al C
POHYPAK ...
POT
PAK
w. 9ot Begoniaa. M&riQold. Petuniu and
• promiM of oth91" •an.ti• too. w.·u ...
wh.t th• truck bringa. (Man Eatino
Lotua or .,methinq.)
~ 2-GAl.LOI
··~. 4aa
You can vet a Weeping Fig or a Sago
Palm for thie kind of money her..
( Weepinv Fig? How doe. a fi9 ~?)
. ~~ DURALITE WIDE WEB
1·:. -;.~\\__ _, OUTDOOR FUUITURE . '" ~.:r Stror\9 and
j. g;,l'Mn
j..., white ... bbipg. r,: ' .. ) alu.m.b\um arma.
. . CHAIR SS ~-: ......... 5 ... .,
I ADJUSTABLE
--~ ...J CHAISE 1' , 6al8 WU.
STRUCTO
SllGLE BURIER
USGmtL
877.!
23?~.rr.
. ...,..._ i" -~· '' I: •
D-Pakoi 2
0-Pak of 3
AA-Pakoi 2
AAA-Pakoi 2
9 Volt -111.neM ~ell
Yes. M'~. nylon line gr.us trimmers are
here to ~ay so you might ~ well get the
better qUility for the better price. Yessir, if
you canget a Toro for less then buy it (hey.
wait a ninute. where are all you peoples
going?)
7•• NO. 900
2.5 Amp Motor
NO. lCOO
2. 75 Alnp Motor 2988
NO. lDO
3.5 Arrp Motor 3988
' 20" IOTAll IOWll-
3.s HP Briw-a
&tnlt1:oa\ £ngi.n.e I 97~~)
,. . ..
117~.tl
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IOI.IDOi WILllll
TOICB llT
18!!o~=~
Weld, brue, .oldei-, take it anrhere.
(I read eom• ~ guy'• ad. Pretty
looking but it macle "'9 al .. py. )
ROYAL TOOL
ASSORTMENT
88~
The u.au..l stuff; hammers, .. .._
.c:rewdrivera, etc. plu.a a lot of
inteff8ting gadget., wrenches, tapes, etc.
{ etc .... tc. ).
VESSELS 3/t II
IMPACT DllVER
333
Tough nuta, l»olta. ecr•••
come lOOM with thb. Or drive
t them down tight.
( Mak .. Mn.M. )
Got thoee blQ wood handlett, euler to
grip. Phlllipa and .tandarda, "Wide Wade ~
and cabinet aize.
SHELL nRE I ICE
ALL SEASOI
MOTOR OIL
7 4 c io1'llm.
If .. didn't han any to .. u you-know-
who would go out and pay high retail
just to kMp from breaking the 8tNak.
RUNGLll
BOTTLE JACIS
2TON S.99
4TON 8.99
8TON 10.99
8TON .17499
Very compact, but boy do th.7 gin you
a Wt ( litti. jou theN folk&. Oh. you
didn't get it? Turn the 1M9e).
IUllERMAID
CAIPET MATS .
TWDIFROllT
5!!
7!!
-
Just put me in one of these. I'm ready. Gi.rnine a cookie
and the TV guide and let the rest of the world roll by, I'll
rock. Walnut finish. you put it together. (Aw come on now.
it's easy.)
HIRSH
WOlllEICH ., LEGS
8~6
Ribbed steel leo• with knockout• for
electrical outlet..
BllSB wou CEITEIS
Choice of D .. p Walnut or
Antique White finish wood
blad ... with Antique Brass triJn,
3 •Peed control. Light kit is extra.
18988
Why do they call
them "French
Doon?" Why not
c.n..dian 0 .1'
Y u.goelarian?
Sanded emooth,
ready for paint or
stain.
10 PANE
FRENCH DOORS
1¥." s 6'8" IN
30", 32" OR 36" 7977
1 ~ "116'8" IN 30"
OR36" 8977
TROPHY•&'
TAPE MEAStJIE
Pntty rugvecl
unita, got a one
inch thicla work
surUce, 5" deep
aliclinq door
cabinet with
adjuatabI. ahelws. b~dra .. ra. -----------------------------1
2••
Thb has a wide ¥• inch nplACMbJ.e l>S! . .tth big u.ay ·to· read nwnlana. ( No I don't drink to uceu .•. ju.t to
ca ty.)_
BLACK I DECIEI
' DUSTIUSTEI
CORDLESS VAC
i 208819330 ·
I lilse thb gacloet. R.al suction. PicJu
up !ut. Hu ita own rech.azving wall
mount brads.et. (Get m• on. for
Father'• Day, ldcb ... pi.a-. )
.._ __ 7" ILACI I DECIEI
7 1A II CllCULAI
SAW
23!!
If you don't know what to get your c!Ad,
why not ~ good powei-aaw? (Oh. you
alrMd7 bought the card. Paid '8C. I .... Bi9•±·>
WELLER
SOLDElllG
GUI llT
I l!!n
ILlCI I DICID
Dllll llT lllADDD
C ORNER UNIT
24·· fl"On'\ ~r to ..ch •1c:&..
24" WORKBENCH UNIT 3597 6r h19h by 20·· ct-p.
1 cabuwt. 1 dza-r. ITWS · l
48" WORKBENCH UNIT 5697 6 T" Htq h by 20·· deep.
2 C.bLl\.etm. 2 Dr•-"' "IW8. 2
TROPHY
BAIDl-TOTE
CADY-ALL
179
H.y. thb nally i8 handy. (For once
they named 90mething right.) Shop.
horn.. garden.
TUCID
30 GALLON
TUSH CAI
Didn°t I .. ,. -·d com•
up with" an lne%J»n •
aa'" truh can and to
just be petient. w.11.
hen it la, with lodnn9
top too.
5ss
PROFE8810NAL 25•7 ... oo
10'' WheeM. 300 & C.p.
HAND TRUCK/.
PLATFORM -·797 TRUCK .. .._, r wn-a.. 400 & c..,
. . .
1\ I• OAtLY PILOT s Thunldey, June t 2 ,..,
BENJI TO VISIT HUNTINQ1 ON HACH
Gueat of F1nt ~Church
Benji to Visit
Guest in Hrmtington Saturday
Benji, the canine star of several
movies and lelevis1on specials, wiU
receive a Key lo the city ol Hunt-
in tp on Beach from Mayor Ruth
Bailey during a local appearan~
Saturday.
BenJ1 and tus trainer. Frank Inn. "au be guests of the First Christian
Church. 1207 Main St. Mayor Bailey
will welcome the dog dunng a free
public gathe ring on the church's
grassy parking lot on Adams Avenue
Just west of Main. '
PRIOR TO THIS event. Benji's
trainer will be interviewed at the
Men-Boys Prayer Action breakfast at
8 10 the renowstup hall.
Burbank Animal Shelter He ap-
peared regularly on television pro-
grams and in 1974 was the star of a
m~lion picture that grossed $45
mllllon worldwtde.
The current Benji, an offsprin~ of
the original. has starred m the se.
quel, "For Love of Benji," and in
several television specials.
Lyme Disease Aided
2 Men Lose .
$390,000
OAKLAND <AP) -Nlft ww. Aooktn1 for an
Oakland man after two San Fruclleo B1y 1rea
m• NpOded = wen swindled out ol Sl80 ooo in •complicated aecretive 1old·bu1in1 deal.'
Ridwd Wblteburat. '2, ol Oaklaocl WU the subject ot a~ search. • ..
POUCB MID &ONA.LO BALIAVMS. aa. of
Corte· Madera, and Emil Landefell, S3, of
HllllborOU,lh. reported they were out *'1IO.OOO in
cub, QC> ounces ol 1old they were neeotfatinl to
buy and a rental car whlcb played a key role ln the
drama.
Poliee Sit-Pete Peterson said lbe swindle
worked like this:
Investor Hallavais, who waa carrylnc the
caab, and Landefell drove separately to an
Oakland restaurant to belin the deal which Lan·
de/ell bad arranaed.
LANDEFELL JUEN DROVE A CAil
Hallavais had ~ed to an EmeryvUJe restaurant
where he met with the man police identified as
Wbltehurst. The two then drove to another
Oakla.n;d restaurant and Whitehurst Jen. saying be
was gouig to get the gold.
He returned an hour lat.er, showed Landefell
the gold and gave him four ingot.a to test laler
The rest ol lhe gold was locked in the rental car·~
trunk which was driven to an Oakland
s upennuket and parked ln the lot.
The two murned to the original restaurant
where Hallavais banded over S30.000 ln good-faith
money. The three me n drove to a quiet
neigbbrbood where Hallavais and Landefell began
testing the sample ingots. Suddenly Whltehu~t
grabbed the rest or the $390,000, darted to hts car
and drove away.
RALIAVAIS AND LANDEFELL GAVE chase
but lost him. Then they sped to the supermaritet but the rental car containing the gold was gone
Peterson said the "cloak and d~er" as~
o~ the deal were typical of some gold transactions
since many investors feared betnc robbed.
Both Landefell and Hallavals, according to
Peterson, are "experienced gold dealers."
"This looks like it might have beer> a legitimate
transaction that went sour when the suspect saw an
o pportunity to escape with the funds and the gold ..
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"" wcm • nee from Pllolalx .,almt lbl s.u.rs, dida't play
falr. poa&al ctnelalt complalned &oday.
"I baft pat tMtD lft 1ucb an
embarrauha1 poaltlon that
they're pulllAa tbelr h&lr out.-"
said Cllatoa Worthlnatoo, 20,
no ptdUed hll 10.VMd Meyele
into IM 1Mk ol lrvtM tart1tta
lot. Ht Mtd. tbe baU oftleen eonftr~ that he arrived et tbe
Bank ol 1rvi.De (blt emp)oyer>
mlnut.ee before tbe lettera.
·'Thole le&tera were in the
bank'• lrvlne po1t otnee box an
hour before Worthiqton arrived
and bank employeet Jwrt failed
to.pick up and aort tbe mail until
after be showed UP." aaid David
Bakke. uailtant to tbe PGstal
Service'• Soutbem Calllomia
diltrlet manaaer.
'' Alao be cir= the letters in PboeD.ix malb();ea after the
pick-up time& to lnaure be~ a 24-hour lead," Bakke aaid.
Bute sald the postal eervice
didn't make a special effort to s~ the delivery of the letters. "You know how m11eb the poet office spent to try to prove me
wrong?" Worthington asked.
"for them to look for my letters
and determine they arrived in
the bank·s p.o. box ... that's
not a one-man Job and 1t takes a
lot of money -yours and my
money.
"And what about the other let·
ters r malled -where are
they?" Worthington asked.
Bakke said they are probably
in today's mail for the bank.
Worthington sta1ed lbe race
because he says he's unhappy
with increasing postal rates and the · possible end Of Saturday
mail deliveries.
For similar reasons. he raced
a letter from San Francisco to
Irvine -and won by a full day
in May of 1979. The trip took
him three days.
·'This trip from Phoenix was
hard,'' WorthJn&too said.
"lt'a dark on those roadl," he
said. "All you 5ee a.re trucks. A
coyote jumped in front of me
and scared the beck out of me. I
had two fiat tires and a broken
chain on the trip. But il was all
worth it to prove the post office's·
slowness." Worthington said
that as a loan processor for the
bank, be bas to charge past due
fees on late loan payments.
CSee BIKER. Pase A2)
Senate OKs Draft Registration
LB Boarder
Uninvited, but Adamant
By .IORN NEEDHAM
Ol .. Dliltr .......
It's one thing when a skunk wanden through your
backyard but It's another when be mates bJmself at home.
That seems to be the problem today of Helena
Cenatiempo, who lives in the 1200 block of Glenneyre
Street in Laguna Beach.
SKUNKS ARE FAIRLY common in the Art Colony, so
Mrs. Cenatiempo wasn't too concerDed when this UtUe
black and white fellow began YilW.q her yard about two
weeka ago. .
On June3, however, Skunk woreoot bis welcome.
While she was on the phone, he strolled through her
open kitchen door and toured the living room.
MBS. CENATIEMPO FINALLY lured him outside by
waving a sparerib bone under his n06e.
The Laguna woman then sought help from the city's
animal shelter, hoping somebody might escort Stunk to a
new location.
Like Sacramento, perhaps.
She was told she'd have to rent a trap first in Lagun·a
Niguel with a $75 deposit.
AFl'EB SHE TllAPPED Skunk, the animal control
people said they'd be happy to piCk him up.
Alas, the trap store was out of traps. Mrs. Cenatlempo
is now on a Skunk Trap Waitlng Ust. Meanwhile, Laguna Police Lt. John Zelko, trying to be
helpful. bas tried to offer Mrs. CenaUempo help from the
voice of experience.
"'J'ffllOW SOME KOTHB~ under the house,"
Zelco advised. "When you do that, most of the time the
skunk takes off."
The jury is still out today on Zelko's mothball
treatment for fWTY visitors.
Oaslles Contla11e
• 11 Iran Soldiers
Seized in 'Riot'
Mid-July
Renewal
Date Set
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Senate today approved, 58-34,
President Ca.rter•s plan to renew
peacetime draft registration as
early as next month.
After a seven-day debate and
filibuster, the Senate joined the
House in approving Carter 's
request for $13.3 million lo
register all 19-and 20-year-Old
men at post offices across lhe
country.
Before the final vote. the
Senate rejected. 59·35, an
amendment by Sen. Mark
Hatfie~d. R·Ore.. that would
have chopped the money to $4.7
million simply to improve the
present standby reg1strAlion
plan.
If the House approves a minor
amendment, the measure could
go lo Carter next week.
Selective Service Director
Bernard Rost.ker said "we·re
shooting for mid·July" to begin
registering 4 million men over a
two-week period -one week for
those born in 1961 a nd the
following week for t.bose born in
1860. Meo now 18 would register
next year and 18-year--0lds would
reglster each year after that.
Failure to register could be
punt.abed by up to five years in
prison and a Sl0,000 fine.
Rostker said the president will
issue a proclamation setting the
date for renewal of registration.
During debate before the vote,
Hatfield denounced registration
as "the first s tep and a
s ignificant s t ep " t oward
renewing the draft itself.
But Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Oa .•
argued that reglstratioo would
save up to 120 days in mobilizing
militar y recruits in an
emergency.
The Senate scheduled lhe vote
on the plan today after
opi!nents gave up their futlle fi t to derail it with a five-day
fi ibuster and then an all~night
session -the first in three years
and the 14th round-the-clock
filibuater in this centUJ)'.
The Senate invoked cloture
Tuesday, limiting debate to 100
additional hours. When Hatfield
vowed to try to use them all.
Senate Majority Leader Robert
C. Byrd, D·W. Va .. put the
Senate in continuous session in
an attempt to wear down oppo-
nent.a.
The difference between that
and the all·nieht sessioo lD wn
was that the last one wu an out·
• and-out fllibaater, with DO end in sight, over dere1ulaUon of
natural 1aa. Tb.ii ooe wu aim·
ply nu:u:dq out the cloture clock.
Hatfleld forced senators to
answer roll call after roll call
and then b11 allies beld the
Senate noor with end·to-end,
hour·loni 1peeebel both fOI' and
aplmt felllU'atloo.
Tbe talkqbcm plqed to an
alm~daamber.
Some aeuatora apmt UMI supt
oo co&a Mt up tn the eloakn>om
or oo eoacbel ta their olftces.
Nao1 tUoply •eat home, trwt· Ina an •ll'Mment that there
would be no YOt.ee after 1 a.m.
There aeldom waa even a
atui. ~tor ID the 1oa.1 public
1atlm. Mote·
Other 8oa&la Orup Counly
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POTENTIAL HOMEBUYERS ANSWER ROLL CALL TO MAINTAIN THEIR PLACES IN LINE
In a Selera Ma~ • 'Day c.mp• tor Buyen In lrvlne'• Woodbridge
Homebuyers • ID I..ineup
240 Wait for Chance at 93 Howe Sales
As of this morning. 2-40 people were wailing in a growing line to
get an opportunity this Saturday
to buy single-family homes in
Irvine. priced from $92.000 to
$116,000.
Home lineups are nothing new
in Irvine, but this one is a varia·
Uon on the theme
"The prospective buyers don't
have to wait in line overnight,"
ex ptalned Irvine Company
spokesman Ed Portman. "They
get to go home at night. It's sort
of like a day camp."
The housing project in
southwest Woodbridge contains
93 homes. The three models of·
fered are 970 square feet. 1.m.
o;quare-feet and 1,542 square
feet.
Those in ltne must be present for roll calls every few hours
conducted by security guard
"Tiny" Wells
Tony Gua&lion1. 21 , or Santa
Ana, holds the fourth pos it.ion in
line
·'I want to move out of m y
a partment,'' he said . "I just
talked and talked lo people
around the area and when r saw
cons truct.ion sta.rt on these units.
I Just jumped on lhe list · ·
Don Bailey, 28. of Santa Ana.
said he's in 39th position.
"I guess it's Cthe lineup> the only ethical way to sell these
homes when the demand is so
high -it's better than a lottery
Gas Price Signs
Optional in Irvine
Irvine Councilman Larry
Agran's plan to force service
station owners to prominently
ditplay gaJOline price alps bas
sputtered and died due to lack d
Ci\y Council support. •
SeDlinl t.be lack of aupport.
Agro didn't ask for a roll call
vote on lbe matter at Tuesday's
City Council meetin&.
Council memben David Sills, em Vardoulla and Art AntbollY
said ~city would be better otJ
walitnl for the pasuae of staie
le1ltl9tlcln co au price poettn,c.
•A bW ii now pendln1 befon
tbe l.Alial•ture tUt wOQJd f~
Crime Solved
Years ·Later
808TON (AP> -One niChl
nearly f ive year• a10.
patrolman Dua Owen wu lD
bot purwlt ol I aupeeted IUI
of mall robbera wtlea be wq hit :~ ...... froal • ••wed-oft
On Weclaillld-.y. Ju.t nve d~s "lore the fecltra.I 1tabatt ol lhultat.ton1 1 on µse erlme ex·
plrtid, Ona helped arrest two men lntbetate.
station owners to post gas price
signs visible to motoruta. Agran argued that, if passed,
this legislation wouldn't go into
effttt witil early next year.
Vardoulis said motoriata know
generally wbal they are paying
for guoline and often are not ln
a poaition to shop around.
Several weeks ago, Irvine
Police Chief Leo Peart, at
A1rao's urging, sent letters to
local service staUon owners, ••kine them to voluntarily post
aas price signs. Those letters
were lar1ely tanored. Peart
tald.
FREEZER s.LE
A COOL DEAL
"Dall1 Pilot cluaifled .eta are
a cooldul.
"I had sreat SUCcell Mlli.Q8 my treeaer la the clullfled Me·
~.·· ftat'a tbf advertltlnc auc:c.a
•tol'1 ol Oranae Oout man who
placed tbla ed ill tM Dall¥ PUot: •
f'lt&EZER CHEST
20"xJC-." 1Mide
SIS.XU•U.Xlt
lt JOU want 10Ur ad to make
tom• cold cUb. call w.Sf11.
bur it ·s still unAmerican "
Debbie Bardwell , 25. of Santa
Ana. says she wants to move to
Irvine because of the city's good
··community planning." She
said she was in 177th position and hoping that some people
would fail to show up for the roll
calls and be scratched off the
list.
Not a ll the prospective
homebuyers have lime to wait in
line. so they hire line sitters.
Clay Shevlin. 19. of Santa Ana.
a hne sitter, says he likes the
work.
"You just stay out here in this
beautiful sunshine. take orr your
shirt. get a tan and show up for
the roll calls." he said. "l 'm
making S4 an hour, but a lot of
other sitters are malting $6S per
day."
Irvine Company spokesman
Portman said that a backuound
check is made on the pl'Q8pec·
Uve buyers to insure that they
intend to live in the project and
a re not just speculators.
A similar homebuyer lineup
developed last week in Wood·
bridge, Portman said. He said
about .oo people were trying to
get a crack at buying about 60
homes priced from ~.000 to
s102.oon
Co ast
Weath e r
Fair through Friday ex-
cept for oiPt and morning
low clouds. Cows tool1ht
50 at the beach.a and r,7
lnland. Hl&bl Friday up-per 80I to mld 708.
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LAS VSOAS tAP> -A t1't..aa.)'9d tmderlf'OWHI nuclear
le.t, lbe ~ w••* dU >'Mf 1 wu detoa•ted today at the Ne~M.a Tiit Site. tM ~l Cll Enel'IY &nDCMUlced.
,,_.. ..,. DO mrobl•ma pd no radlaUon teaka1e wilb t.be
wHpou related hla1t, code·Hmed .. Kaah," department
apokeunu Dave Miller Nkt. He •aid t.be force of the lest
meuund bet .... JD Ad 1!0 kUotoDI ol dynamite
C•rf•r r;,..n rl••l•r• Getab
WASHINGTON <AP> -President Carter urced Democuts
today to adopt a campaign platform that fulfills "the basic goals
of unJUnc the party" and speedin1 its candidates to victory 10
November.
Tbe prsldenl 1poke ln a 7~pqe 1tatemenl delivered to the
party's platform ~mmlttee, which be1an a final, three-day
bearing• lbe 1• campaign docwnent lo be drafted later this
month met submitted to the Democratic National Convention for
action in August.
llo1Ul119 •••• 8UI Barli~d
WASHINGTON <AP> -A housing discrimination bill Presi·
dent Carter calls "perhapa the moet important civil ri1ht.s bill"
ln a decade ea.ally paaaed the House today after supporters de-
feated a laat-d.ltch attempt to send It back to committee for
more work.
The 310.15 vote aent the bill lo lhe Senate, where similar
lefi.alatloo already Is belng worked on in committee.
C~ll .. r (.'11•• Pri•.-Rafe•
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Crocker National Bank lowered
its prime lendinl rate a half-point lo 12Ya percent today. rollow·
ing moves in aome Eutern banks. Two months ago the prime
peaked at 20 percent.
Soeial Unrest
Long, Hot Summer
Feared/or Nation
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEID..
Of .. o.itf ............
The leader of the Nallonal As ·
sodaUon for the Advancement
or Colored People warned in
Anaheim Wednesday that recent
unrest in Miami may be the
forerunner ol violence in other Amen can c1Ues Una summer.
"What happened a few days
ago in Miami, can h appen
anywhere in America unless
someone stands up and speaks."
said Rev. Beniamin Hook.I is an
emotional address to dele&ates
of the American Federation of
Stale, County and Municipal
Emolovees. The black leader said the root
of the violence can ~ traced t.o
high unemployment and poor
housing in the nation's cities--
problem s, he said , that the
federal government is not ade·
qualely addreiisina.
Blacks in Miami rioted after
four white policemen were ac·
quitted of wronedoing in the
Amlerson
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SACRAMENTO <AP> -
Pollater Mervin FieJd aaya
there ta one chance In
three that John An ·
denon'a lndependeot cam·
palgn wtll rorce the House
or RepresentaUves lo pick
the next president.
But,. Fleld Hid Wednel·
day, the voten are ap-
prebenslve that votlna ror
Andenoo m.\lht deadlock
the elect«al colle1e, leav-
ing the nation In doubt
about It.a next prealdeot
untU the House convenes
two months after the elec-
tion.
That fear "ls goina t.o
work to Andenon'a dlaad·
vanta1e ... ,"be 1ald.
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death of a black man.
Hooks said the NAACP in no
way would condone violence ..
He urged instead a naUonw1de
voter registration drive with the
intent of electing ''people to
Congress who will be responsive
to the poor and the powerless."
He said the NAACP II willing
to spend $1 million to register
voters.
"And with $1 million we will
try to beat this country up -nol
with bricks and bottles and
st.ones -but with the vote."
Hooks said.
The current Congress. Hooks
said. "is the worst we've ever
had."
Later. meeting with reporter~.
Hooks said Congress is infected
with "budget balancing fever"
and is more inclined to spend
money for military r11ther than
social pruposes .
Hooks criticized President
Carter, but stopped s hort of en·
dorslng Sen. Edward Kennedy
for the Democratic t>resldential
nomination.
Hooks would only say that he
thought Kenne dy h ad been
·'written off' by the media and
that Kennedy has not achieved
"the breakthrough In the black
community that people thought
he would achieve "
A a for Ronald Reagan, the
nominee·appare nt o f th e
Republican party, Hooks said,
"I wouldn'l say be is anti·black.
but his economic policies disturb
me greatly."
BIKER ...
"It's not the customer's fault
that they're late." he said. "It's
tbe p09tofflce'1 fault."
Postal offlclaJ Bakke said the
whole thine la a publicity stunt
that baa failed miserably.
"It's not a man on a bike
a11last tbe poatal aervlce's
airplanes and trucka; • Bakke
said. "It'• just not that 1lmple.
After all we have mllllom of
plff• of mall to aort and de·
liver. It'• not like we're runn.lnl
a •lx·MUer courier aervlce."
F"'nch Pull Out
Of New Hebrides
PORT VILA, New Hebrtdea
CAP> -France tritbdrew tll special riot Police from the re-
volt·torn New Hebrlda t.oclay, M
boun an. tbeJ arrived. clllm·
Ina the lltuatkllt bad eaHd. But
U• t1land1• c"'hlef mlnt1ter, Wal~ Uni, wamectlf flwh riot-
"'' ... out the fttPoM11Mllty would I.le with l'rance.
There wu no lmmedratAt Nee·
tloa from Brtt•m, wtalcta "ad
a..en prepartq to and royal
commlDdol to Jola the rr.eb.
bl a ·•oeare 9'9faUoG" aaalnat rtbe1Uoua New Hebrlde1
nau..... ~ludiQI cultiltl who
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HAIUUSllURO. Pa. (AP) -
Many ol the poople llvln1 near
ThrH Mlle laland tncreHed
their conaumpttun of alcobol1 ct1arett 'h tranqulUaera ana
1lff Pll'\I pl 1 In th• two weekl
followln1 tho accident at the
nuclear power plant, uya •
stale Health Department study .
The report, reltaHd Wec!nes·
day. a1ao said that people who
left the 15-mile radlua around
Three Mile lalaod durln1 UM! ac·
cident spent 96.9 mHUon and loal
Sl 4 million in income.
About S01000 hou1ehold1 or
l~.000 were evacuated durinc
lhe two-week period followl.nc
the March 28, 1979, accident, the
department said.
Its report. called "Health-
Related Economic Costs of the
Three Mile Island Accident.
analyses sbort ·term health
related costs of the accidenl
Families that len durint the
emer1ency tended to be younger
und larger. more highly educat·
ed. and more recent arrivals to
the area. researchers found.
The evacuees included about
two-third of those living within
five miles of the plant, one·balf
or those living belween six and
10 miles away, and one·thlrd of
those living between 11 and lS
miles rrom the plant, they noted.
An earlier study sponsored by
the Nuclear Regulatory. Com·
mission estimated evacuation
costs at S9.8 million, with 18. 7
million in lost income.
But the Health Department
said Its figures are more ac·
curate because they take into
account the fact that most
evacuees stayed with friends or
relatives. Only 8 per«nt stayed
at hotels or motels, the depart·
ment said.
Both the NRC and Health
Department reports estimated
ins urance companies paid out
$1.2 million in benefits t.o people
living within a 15-mile radius of
the plant.
The Health Department study
a lso found increased use of
druRS In the two w~ks following
the accident. According t.o the
report. 13 percent or the regular
drinkers in the survey increased
their dally consumption by fow-
dnnks
Gang Friction
Called Cause
Of Gun Death
Friction between two rival
S;rnta Ana street gangs was
de!>c r1bcd for an Orange County
Supenor Court jury Wednesday
1n the murder trial of Antonio
Correa. accused of the street
('Or ner s lay ing o r Ma urice
Ibarra last December.
Ibarra, 21. had been pursuing
a civil rights action against the
Santa Ana Police Department
after he claimed an officer had
deliberately dropped him off in a
rival gang's territory.
Prosecutor Tony Rackauckas
told Jurors in his opening argu·
ment m Judge Frank Briseno's
courtroom that the shooting had
1ls origin an the friction between
two gangs -F Troop and the
Dr amatics. whose territory was
separated by the Santa Ana
River Rackauckas said gang mem-
bers who grow up together bave
stroni loyalties as well as stron1
ri valries. Between F Troop and the
Dramatics. he said, there had
been rivalry for some time.
"Whal we have here la Ian&
warfare." the prose<:utor said.
Rackauckas said it was con·
s ldered an act of war if a rival
gang's car went throu1h ter·
rilory not tu own.
Ao Y Troop car, he stld, did
just that, puslnt throu&h the
Santa Nita section of the clty-
where the Dramatics were-the
evenina of Dec. 1. The car was
sbot at.
t ·r.,,,. P~ ,I I
IRAN •••
G hotb1adeb renewed ht•
private dialogue with Auttnan
CbanC4llor Bruno K."11ky, ,...
portedly dlacU11ln1 way• ol N·
10lvln1 the deadlock over the 53
American bolta,es who spent
their Z22nd da)' n c1ptJvtty 1n
Iran today.
ReDOrtt lndJcated the meet· in,, (n a hotel durinl the nt~t1 may bav• been 1110r• •~cealw
than the nMM1ftf1 Obotbudeb
ht ld wllh Krel1ky and cKber
1oelallat leaden lD Tehran latt
n'fontb. •
Krelaky wu tb9 onl) Wtltenl
leader to vlllt lru 11A~ UM
hott•1• crtala beau wttb UM takeover ol the U.S. Embul1 iD Tehun on Nov. 4. H• an• ~lalllt IMden : frolQ 1..-.
alld 8pa1o ~ .UM crtUi
wttb lrilillD leeden lMt IDOllUa;
but did no& ... the .....
Bttflcle Built For ••••
J ohn Cunnjngham (on two·wheeler> and
Troy McKee <bring m g up rear ) drew
some double takes as they went for a spin
earher this week along Newport Beach's
Ocean Front A venue near 34th Street.
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Study Faces Rocky Road
Residents Fear Airport Expansion
By DELORES BROOKS IR~lN
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A $302.000 study commlsslonf'd
by the Orange County Board or
Supervisors lo guide develop
menl o! Joh-n Wayne A1rpc>rt was
m dispute even before the hr;t
interim report was 1ssU<•d
Ne-1>0rt Beach. Costa Mesa
and Sanla Ana Heights residenu
"ho h ve near lbe airport said
they feared the master plan
would lead to expanaaon of
airport fac1lltia and ut<lmately
lo increaaed daily ni~hts
So 1t s not surpris1n~ that re·
ports on each preHminary draft
ltaued by the maater plan's
authon, VTN ConaoUdated, are
read anxiously by those with a
v"t.ed lntarest ln the airport.
Decisions on every aspect of
the master plan will be m ade by'
the county supervl5ors by the
end of January, 1981.
In Bad Moo·d
However, a lengthy period of
public scrutiny will precede that
Canal public hearing in January.
The airport commission's July
I\ meeting presently is scheduled
as the last public rresentalion
on the three parts o the master
plan study berore fin.al drafts
are wntten.
Grazi11g Cattle Protested
Corona dcl Mar r«~ldl.'nt
Frank Guertin sa)!\ he'll 1•ut UIJ
with ju.o:;t about anvthin~ hut h1•
draws the line al cu"s That's why the Ion~ time n.·~1
dent became angry Wedneo:;dar
when he spotted about 50 catUE'
grazing less than 100 yards from
his Poinsettia Avenue home.
"They get to mooing at night
and you can't sleep." he la·
ments. "Then pretty c;oon the
flies come and you h aH~ to
watch where you step bt-t'ause
well. you know
The herd that has Guertin '>
goat belongs to the Irvine Com
pany. Officials from the develop
m ent rirm contend their <"atUe
normally graze on lund east of
Corona del Mar
But Guertin says this isn't the
first lime the cows have l'Ome
too cl05c for hJ.S comfort
"A bunch of Irvine Company
cowboys brought them ln about
17 yean; ago and they were moo
ing around here ror seven da>·s · ·
He says he complained lo tht'
city which fined the Irvine Com
pany $10.
Frank Keller. the head of the
I rvine Company agriculture
div1s1on, says this time about 2SO
cows were purposely moved oo·
to the grassy slopes below
Sandcastle Dnve as part of a
weed abatemenl proj{ram
"The cattle do an excellent JOb
or «razing down the hills
mu c h bett e r than any
mecharucal devices which usual·
ly cause erbslon.''
I ho "J~ !> the 1·0"'!> could hJV4!
1·orn µldt'{! the 111teed abalem4!nt
i11l1 1n 30 d;1~., and then movt.'CI
out
I Ii' l'xplC!in!> thJt c itizens In
LC1~una Beach call up and ask
the Irvine Company to move 1n
cattle to help remove tall graas
cllld '4'eeds.
Keller says he didn't know
tbat Newport Beach bas a law
banning cattle graung . The
cow!;, he says, have ~n moved
bat'k uuo the Buck GuUy area.
1.,afely ,.,thin county terntory.
whl·re cow~ are permitted.
nut Guerttn, who has lived in
Corona del Mar for 18 years and
c·urr,.ntl) share:-. his house wtth
h1., brother. th.inks the cows will
I><' b<tC'k
The grass over here must be
J.?reener or sometiung." he says.
· Th(' <"0"~ "ill probably JUSt
wander ba<"k over here and I'll
be ~watllng mes aga1J1. ltsterung
to all that mooing "
Bomhio~ Probed
CHICAGO <AP> -Aulhortlles
are prepanng a list of former
United Airlines employees who
are to be questioned In an at·
tempt lo pinpoint the origin of a
package bomb that Ul.Jured UDit·
ed President Percy A. Wood.
Wood . meanwhile. remained
hosp1tahz.ed in good condition
and post.al authonties said the
1nvesllgat.Jon is not necessanly
!ocusing ooly oo tbe auline or 1ts
e mployees
Those three parta are the en-
v 1 r o n me ntal doc u'meot. the
master plan of physical fa cilities
a nd the noise and land use
study.
The three·part study may dif·
fer somewhat from the interim
reports that have been issued
and may aJ.so change &liihtly by
the Ume the final draft reports
are reJeaaed.
Final draft r e ports are
scheduled for completion by Ju.
ly 13 but will then undergo a
three.week review by airport
statr members.
After the lhree·week review
and JO more days for VTN to
make correcoons. 200 copies will
be printed for public distribution
durin& the first week or Sep-
tember.
During the six weeks the docu·
ments are in public circulation.
city COWlCils and other bodies
can request presentations by the
cons ultants.
Airport staff members will ac·
cept written comments during
the •ix·week period, and then
will lake '5 days to reapond to
lhoae commenu.
The first week or December
will marlt a ~aJor public bear-
ln& before the count1 planning
commissloo.
Arter adjustments are m8de in
the study as a result of that
heartni, the flnal package will
be presented in another public
hearing before the Board of Supervisors.
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SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. (AP> -Richard
Pryor's lawyer IJIYS the comedian was critically
burned when a glass of rum ignited as be lit a
cigarette, and bis doctors deny Pryor ever told
them he had been using a flammable drug mixture
when he was engulfed in names.
But police were stand.in& by their account that
the 39-year-old Emmy and Grammy winner bad
told Dr. Jack Grossman he had been using a mix·
tur.e of ether .and .oocaine known as "free base"
Mood_, night and that the ether had exploded.
PRYOR, MEANWHILE, walked around a lit·
tie Wednesday, ate some food and made a few
wisecracks. He still was listed In critical condition
with tbi.rd-degree burns from bis waist up, inchtd·
ing his arms and face. But.doctors said he could be
orr the critical list in' two weeks.
When Pryor was first admitted, doctors rated
his survival chances as less than even.
Dr. Jack Grossixuu\, one or two physicians treating Pryor, di missed the police account
Wednesday. saying, "When there is as much excite·
ment and chaos as there was when Richard came In-
to the emergency room. some things that are sald
might be heard inaccurately."
Hcilprartirr .I era rd
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) -Two children whose
paralysis allegedly wu caused by the treatment
they received at birth in a Fresno hospital will re-ceive millions of dollars
In ., ...... Ulement ol a (
malpractice suit, "court
documents show.
And the parents of a
third child who allegedly
STA.TE · J
received the same treatment and died a short time
after birth have settled another suit out of court
for an undetermined amount. the rerords show.
One source close to the case estimated the
hospital's payments could reach $26 million if the
youngsters live a normal lifespan.
Ba• Fill \ tt• .,_.d
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. has taken the side of the rafters against the
farmers in vetoing a bill to speed the filling of the
New Melones Reservoir.
He said the reservoir will eventually be filled
anyway, and the nine-mile stretch of wblte-water
rapids sWI open Should ~ kept and..appreciatecl
for as long as possible. . • ... · ·
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SACRAMENTO <AP) -The Senat.e banking
committee, heeding 4islfess ~alls from. the savinp
and loan lobby, has ~ro'Yfld a bill to permit home
mortgage loans with dramatically varying
monthly payments.
The interest on 30-year. variable-rate loans could lluctuat.e up to '1; percentage pomt a year. or
five percentage points every five years. under the
bill sent to the floor.
81111 f 'arr llike ~eeH
LOS.ANGEL~ <AP> -Bus riders in the Los
Angeles are.a can expect a 25 percent increase ln
bus fares next year because ol waning transit sub-
sidles, the director of the Los Angeles Transport&·
lion Commission said W ed!Jesday.
The commission turned cJown an RTD request
for an additional $4.S mlOioo iD aid to soften the
impact o( a fare increase adopted by dlrectors
Monday.
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DM.Y fltLQT
~----11.ed as Power Need8 Decline;
TD LllCE..:I! VALLBY = "will DOI be built unleu ~ uld -~ .u:.~llle eommlu:... for_ f..,i
tome\bUll lille falli," Hid Mike J, manaser of replatory af. about 1,800 meta••tu of new power in the next 12 years. nat pro-
fain lat.be .ail~• Qllem dneloMient departlneat.. jectlon J~Wles comtruet.kla of the eo-called Calllonala Coal plaM. •
"W• arii&.9'to1 tt u a ecdJn1mt proJ .. t," be Nld, "con· but not the one In tlae LueerDt Valley. be lakl.
Uqent oa wbeUMI' or not otMr projects &et bu.lit and conUnaent Oil chan1•lnour">recutload1~wtb."
Tbe Eaer1y CommJsa~ approved the Lucerne Valley plant
lut summer. ll wu aebeduled to start 1eneratin1 electricity ln
1ta1e. from 1115 to 1• from a 1ite north of Bis Bear Late in San Bernardino County.
P~U TO aZVJBE tbe growth forecasts came in the
face of Commlsllon flcures sbowin1 more than a 50 per-
cent drop fr'Owtb rate alnce the early 1970s, wben demand wu rilint.br 7 percent a year. ·
The Energy Commlaaloa predicts that the Crowtb rate will
drop even. f\lrther ln the near future.
Potnatial D,eatla
THE CHANGE MEANS ~ believes It can set by ln th1a
decade with %,000 mesawaUa of eledrtctt.J leu than It bad t.boqbt.
Colt of the Lucerne Valle7 plant W'u eltlmated at '"1 ml.Won.
with the tiu. unlta of Callforaia Coal projected at $1.t bW.lclll.
''Thil la remarkable nidence of bow mucb ftex1billty there 11
once somebody loob at the numbers," Nkl David Roe, a lawyer
for the Sa Frandsco-bued EnYiroamental Defeme P'und.
''1'1D8E AaE THE CHANGES that determine whether you
sink billiom ol dollPI ln\O concrete and coal mines."
Ed1loD provides eledrtdty to a lar1e aection of Southern
Calllomia north of Sao Dieco outaAde the clty of Loi An1eles.
Strealci•fl Grad
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SAN DIEGO <AP ) -Seott Reilly is a two-year
lett.erman iD swimming and polo and a 8 studenL
He's also the guy who once wore an owl suit on l
campus and posed lying down in the waterfountainl w h lie the others stood up.
As bis years at Crawford Hilb drew to an end,
Scott decided be ''bad to do something" to top it• all.
The final auembly found the tall, 17-year-old
Reilly in a tr~bcoat, red socks and old gray ten-
nis shoes Friday. I
AS ._ OT8Ea student.a and their parents I
gathered. be pulled a wool Ski cap over his face!
and slipped out of the coat. I
Sboclted silence, then taught.er. &reeted hi'i
SO.yard romp in the nude across the gym noor. Bu~
school officials promptly suspended Reilly from.
bis last two days of school and barred him fromj
toaigbl'~ commencement. ;
I u111.&DE A 1118TA&E," said Scott, appeartngJ
in a three-pieee au.It before the city school boar~
Tuesday. .
Battalion Chief Herman Petereit of
Riverside Fire Dept. directs clearance of
44-car freight train wereckage today in af-
termath of Wednesday's potentially deadly
derailment which forced brief evacuation
of about 100 nearby residents. Los Angeles
to Las Vegas train was carrying tankers or
liquid chlorine and or sodium hydroxide.
No leakages were discovered and residents
were allowed to return home
The board refused to overrule Crawford's·
punishment, but Reilly will get his diploma. He!
was allowed to spend "Gnld Night" at Disneyland1
and attmd the senlor awards banquet. I
scorl' REMINDED the board that he volun-!
tarily identified rum.self as the streaker. ·
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Students Logical
IQ NI~ Lo r~atlanl from D p.llNllt·
ti arbw commiUee, Irvine ICbool tnateea have promlaed
to lmpn>ve tbe educaUon ol lalent.s and mentally 1ifted
·tudeat&.
The 000'\INttee recommendaUona came u part of a
150·page report that SUl)8rlntendent Stan Ccny aa.ld c lied ror .. broad and 1weepJ.na change¥" Jn the way
the 1e alQ>tlrior 1tudenta are tau1h1.
While the school board memben have aakl t.bete rec·
ommendaUonl wUl be met. they have not eommltted
lhem~lv to tund,n1 any new apeclf\c programs. COrey
r~<'Omnwndcd. and the trustees accepted, a plan that
cidl for a gradual phaatn& in of the program !or talented
and gifted studenta.
This gradual phase·ln plan ls a good approach. Im·
medaately adoptln& a sweeping program for teachina
tbeee atudenta wouJd not be prudent liven the financial
realities ol the district. And good pro1rams need lime for
developing and proving.
About $S4.000 in state funding is available to the dia·
tnct in the 1980-81 school year for the talented and men-
tally gifted program. Th.la amount is not sufficient to
cover a broad, new program for these students.
And while these students are important, the needs of
the other students in this district m~t not be forgotten.
A Tragic Lesson
An Irvine woman, mother of five, was struck and fa~~lly iltjure<I t>y ~pickup truck on the morning ot May
28. The accident happened while she was on her mornlng
.jog.
Carolyn Telfer, 33, was jogging with her back to traf ·
fi e on Harvard Avenue and police say that her actions,
therefore, contributed to lbe accident. The driver of the
truck was not cited. This tragedy should serve as a reminder to joggers
and motorists alike to be especially careful on the
roadways. Those jogging in early morning and evening
hours should remember to wear light clothing or even
reflective tape. Motorists must be wary of the jogger who
may be conce.ntratlng more on deep thoughts or deep
breathing than on nearby traffic.
Trite but true, pedestrians should remember the
maxim of aJways walking -or jogging -in a direction
facing traffic. '
ln.i ne·s young population produces a lot of joggers
and vehicle traffic is increasing 1reatly in this growing
communitv.
Only extra alertne!>S by both joggers and drivers can
avert tragedy.
Seff-help Financing
In the face of rising costs and less money coming in
from government sources. many colleges and un-
iversities complain, but do little to shoulder some of the
responsibility of raising money on their own.
Not so at Saddleback College. The board of trustees
or the college are now in the process of leasing out a 23·
acre plot of land at the north end of the campus that they
do not plan to use.
A hearing will be held June 16 to consider four private
firms' proposals to develop the land and enter lnto an ex·
peeled 60-year lease agreement that will provide a conti·
nuing source of income ror the college in future years.
All four firms that submitted proposals for develop-
ing the land have r eportedly proposed various comblna·
tions or commercial. office and professional
development. None of the proposals included housing.
Saddleback College has no plans to use the land.
either now or in the future. Assuming some of the finan·
cial burden in this way will insure the continuation of col-
lege programs. It will also help insulate the college from
some or the pus h and pull of political funding for educa-
tion ·
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Oallv P1lol
Other views expressed on this page are those of thetr authors end
artists Reader comment is invited AddreM The Daily Piiot, P.O.
Box t560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714') f>.42-4321 .
Boyd/Hiking Lottery
ByLM.BOYD
ln Poland, hitbchi.kera over
age 17 are issued booklet.a ol
coupons. They give them te
driven who offer rides. So
many coupons per so many
kilometers. Tbe drivers tum
them ln. A lottery is drawn
from them. Winning dr1ver
gets a new car. With thole
coupon booklet.s, incidental·
Jy, goes accident insurance
coverage for the bitchhlken.
You've beard of the poet
Joyce kl1mer. But can YoU
ldtntl.fy Fred Kilmer? Nota·
bl• on two accounts waa Fred. M the father of Joyce
aDd tbe man wbo la•&ted
powder for Jobnaon le
Jobnlon about as yean aco.
Some Malaaa1lan1 lo
lhdaca1car dil up tbelr dead periodically to rewrap
1ame lncleanahroudl.
Bul1arian1 1b•k• tbelr
head from Ude to ... to
mean pd ad uP and down • 14 meaa bed. Watcb your
basketball players sometime.
Whenever somebody makes
a goal, they all shake their
beads from aide to side.
The thinner the cymbal,
the lower lt.s t.ooe.
Not everybody realise•
there are a whole lot of palm
trees ln Switzerland.
Researcberl say they can
find no authenUcated cue d
any person every beln1
trapped by a giant clam.
In Somalia, it is the Job of
the women to load tbe
camell tot travel. It ta the Job of the men. tbere, to milk
lJloae camel1. Thl1 l1 a naturaf-dt9talon ol labot, ta lt not' Expeittftee 1rffh •• cu• ......... that womc
are better~ mesa at pack·
lnt. A9 for mllkin1 camell, &bat wa alw111 a man'• Job
wbeN l came from.
Aooen N. w..d/PubUWr TholMI K•~ftll[.., (
ThLl'*Mlf, JUne 12. 1• O.t'beta Krelblch/Edltorl•I Page l!dftor
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Rowland Evans / Robert Novak
A,Jliance Split Helps KremJi~
WASHINGTON -Despite new
evidenc• 1bowln1 popular
real1tance to lhe Soviet lnvulon
ol Afahanbtan hr beyond
anything unticlpated b y
Moscow. the widenlna 1plit in
the We1tem alliance ia makina
It dift\cult for President Carter
to explolt what ought to be an
opportunity against the
Kre mlin.
The evidence l8 clear : rapid
dl•lntearation and unreliability
of the Sovl· et· controlled
Al1ban army,
a11an!natJoo ot Sovtet and
pro-Soviet
offlclala ,
rlaln1
Russian
cuualties.
B u t
Weatern
Europe-e1peeially France and
Weit Germany -shows no
Ukln1 for any muscled response
to the Dec. 1979 invuion despite
strong pressure from Carter
Thus, the Kremlin can bide Its
time In achJeving control over U
million Afghans. There is
nothlng standing in the way.
•·A major benefit ror Moscow
Is discovering they can do this
Mailbox
Aftban lnvHton wlthout the
Europtan1 rialnc up," one
admlnlatnUon official told ua.
"That's quite a d.lacovery :•
President Carter bad to beg,
•cajole and 1enuflect 14 wln even
the mar&lnaJJy·thin auppon be
hu, 1alned from Amercia'1
NATO alliea. Only Weat
Germany bas boycotted the
Moscow Olymplca, and nooe of
the Europeans like Carter's
effort to block sophisticated
Industrial equipment for the
Russians.
CARTER'S OWN reaponH to
. the Invasion was mild enou&b.
particularly ln view of h1J bot
rhetor ic. But at least the
president was realllUc enough
t o withdraw bl1 cberlabed
Strategic Arms Limitation
Treaty <SALT JI> from the
Senate, and, in effect, to decree
a temporary end or detente.
In contrast, his alUe9 want to
shrug off the lnvaaloo u ol no
real concern and get about their
money-maklng business of ever
more trade with the Eaat. But
now. l.'Oll51dertng the continued
political and millt.ary resistance
in Afghanlat.an, la the time to ·
press West.em demands to set
out. Carter knows that the
European "cover " postuon -
that ~ KremUn can soon be
persuaded 14 let Af1haol1tan
revert to Its biatoric neutrality
-is fraudulent.
THAT LEAVES him ln a
ditncuJt poslUoo to handle the
moat devastaUng setback to the
West thu• far in hia
admlnlltraUon. Without the full.
aggreulve support of West.em
Europe. Carter's policy ls stuck
on dead center. Considering
what LI actually happening on
the 1round in Afghanistan, this
may be the lut moment -and
certainly the most advanta«ieous
Ume--to compel the Ruuiana
to cease and deslst.
The Soviet effort to control the
dlslntegratJna Afghan army is
le11 difficult than coping with
the 1pUt within the controlling
Communl1t Party . One
administration report claims
that "It the present uneasy
truce" between the two feuding
factlom continues. "there could
be another major upheaval,"
eodtn1 all pretense that an
Afghan government exists.
In fa ct, It does not exist.
AdmlnistraUon officials s ay that
even foreign emba!lsles or
Afghanistan c.re now
·'completely s ubservient and
responsive " to Soviet
nmbauadorl ln each capital of
the world.
It ia no wonder, then. that
Kremlin planning today does not
even contemplate any future
withdrawal frorn A11hanlatan:
Ir the Ruulans wenl home,
a nti-Soviet insurrection would
take over. To counter this, the
Soviet occupiers are lrylng t.o
brainwuh Afahan youth with
new Sovie t-style textbooks.
molding education to flt
Moscow's view of history in
hopes of bulldlng a pro-Soviet
generation for the future.
EVIDENCE that the RUJslans are digging in for the Jong haul
is pervasive: The first Soviet
railroad to Kabul is being
constructed; two permanent
bridges are replacing the
pontoons that carried Soviet
troops into their bloody invasion
over the river al ong t.h e
Soviet-Afghan border; the tour
of duty for Soviet troops in
Afghanistan has just been
extended to two years; ruel
s torage bladders are being
replaced b y ex t e nsive
underground storage facilities.
Tapl TaJbek Palace, where
Soviet gunmen assassinated
President Amin Dec. 29 as the
Invasion hit high gear, is being
cleaned up and renovated. The
new occupant of this historic
Afghan treasure: a Soviet
command headquarters to run
the country.
CARTER administration
offi cials dlscount reports that a
major reinforcement or the
85,000 Soviet troops fighting in
Afghanistan ls about to occur.
With the Wes t split in Hs
response tp the first case of
military aggression ouL'i1de the
Warsaw Pact slnce World War
II, the Kremlin can proceed
s lowly . It wants no bad
headlines until the Olympics
have finished celebrating the
just and peaceful nature of
Soviet foreign policy.
In truth. Soviet subjugation.of
Afghanistan, slow or fast, would
have been Impossible against a
Weat that waa united, mllltarily
prepared and armed with a
com moo strategy for dealinJ(
with the Russians. Since none of
those three conditions exist. al
matters hltle whether Mo.5cow
e ncounters hard tim es in
Afghamstan. a fact of utmost
gravity in the struggle for world
pre-eminence.
Follower of 55 Cites Truck Harassillent
To the F.dltor:
I would like to reply to the let·
ter written by Cheater King
(June 5 Mailbox) regarding your
editorial and the 5.5-mile speed
llmll.
First of all, anyone who obeys
the law and drives the 5.5-mile
speed Um.it could lell you that
we do conserve on gas and lives.
lf Mr. Kini were obeying the
law, be would also know It.
I •ve seen truck en riding the
tau of cars I.bat were not in the
truck Lanes which were clear or
traffic, so therefore, no ~uon
for them to be ln the second and
third lana.
One trucker came up behind
me ln the number two lane
fluhl.na bl.a liabta on and otr and
blowin, bl.a horn. 1 speeded up
from eo miles per hour Lo 65 and
decided why 1bouJd 1 break the
law becaiwe of an lncomlderate
road q? Tb1I wu on a atra.laht
stntch ol road between El Toro
•nd San Juan CaplJtrano. Th1I
also wu one cue where the
truck lane wu free of traffic.
That trucker could have done
one of two thtnga. ff• could
elt.ber have pUMd me ln the
out1lde lane or have slowed
down, but be cbole 14 buua a
driver wbo wu tr)'lnl 14 obey
the law.
TBS OaBATEST abue of the drlvera on our road1 and freew~ today drive llke they
.,. IOIDI to • tire, wllh no ,.
1ar4 to .... thelr 1lpal u,btl for oUMI' driven around them. I baH Mm paliq OD tbe Wl'OQI
aide OD dt,y stneU, or= to :.C."1f..t~:: C:: cUnie t! 1rffD fut enou1b for U..m.
Tbeae WW9 DO ~ band tuma
either.
l'm no\ •l••1• a ll·mil• PtnGD .,...,, butt tq to allow
n1,.et Is tboM wbo are. U I
Pt ceup& IPNd'Dl1 UMll I CS.
Mn• tba tine or wa..nWac I aaar:
1et. lla1be our 1Af.!:1atun
illoldd UllP low•kla ...-.S UmU ..0 U. drt._.. an'irtt.· .... ..,..,. u JOG doa't ....
m •Jbe II woalcl brla1 ''• IPHden down &o • IS"·•ll•
•pNd.
I for am am pniud ot our law
...... 111111 I M1 to our alP
....... ,. -.... up tM ;:rJ work of protecUnc tb• r.w-:
abMIJ.DI drt•tr1, and Ucktt the il·
lea al. ANNETTE NO~
(,.IM Errt1r
To the Editor
l read this morning how mem-
bers of the United Auto Workcn;
denounced lmportro cars
In a free enterprise soc1et).
those who do the best Job or dt··
livering a product succttd If
the UAW would work harder at
productivity than at denouncing
Imports, American products would not only be purchased by
Americans, but by foreigners
too. thereby providing more jobs
and more income for \JAW
members.
lt 1s productivity which wlll
he lp make auto prices more
competitive. It Is productivity
which can add to quality. I own
American autos, by the way.
RON TITUS Co•pa••••• ., . .,•d~d
To the Editor:
I wish to add my comment.a to
your June 5 article on Pett ln
The Lab
Dr. Van den Noor1.'1 atatemenl
that he believed a dog. if itven a
choice, would surely rather be
experimented oo ror a year Lb.it
14 choose a swift, painless dealh,
IOW>ds ll.ke something from the
"Nast era."
Do lhe petl aet to spend their
"week ot reat" aftAar experimea·
t.atJoOl lYtlll ln • concrete eaie 1ufterlQa the after elfedl ti .....
1ery, or an n t.o belltte tM1
1pend lt ttrolllnl tM beaadlUl
UCI ~T II Dr. Vu elm
Noort actwdlJ ukiq the publlo
to beUeYe tbal all ~ are~..-.,. aa.tMala?
Tb• pr0-wmal 1roupe l•l that dul»llcaUoo ot upertlDmta co Uv. anlmala <formw peta Ill
muy caw) ii UDDeeMIU'Y: U
tb• re1eartb baa been
performed b•fore, data 11
uallable. U • '*8 were told for UHarcb Wilt JUI', UMll tlm
ii tSO too many. Dr. Van dlG
Noort lbould not b9 ~
with trOUPI ol humu · .. belDCI
tbat abow eompa11ton for
aolmall. Our world ll cWI.,.....
ly ln need of more com· pa11looa .. peoph.
H!LENSvatS
T· .. lrc Otterul•
To Ute Editor:
EarU. WI year you had on
your tdttoria.l pqea an article
deallnawtthtbewrtter•afa.Uure\o
undH1t1nd why people b-.y
T·thlm •dvertJ1lnt another'•
product plece ot bultnesa.
So ll e u a tbocker wben
upon t>ntenn~ your bus10ess of·
rice lru.1 week I discovered that
you too have embarked on much
the same \'enturc -that of sell·
in..: promotional T ·shirt.s
THE DIFFERENCE between
othl·r~ and yours is your sly,
su1u~e~t1ve reference lo sex <tbe
s logan "Do It Dally"). one
perhaps considered c ute and
cle\'cr m som e circles.
Your T-shirts rould be a good
g1mm1ck if o((ering a clean im·
age. I'd say that it's nol that
way now and instead ls laki!ll
away from the dignity ol the
Daily Pilot.
Were I the big man there.
those shirts would be removed
post haste, forthwith and right now
WARREN G. ALTHOFF
Batt l nec•rr••tetl
To the Editor·
I would Uke to exprea t.bele
sentiments resardinc an uUci.
that appeared ln the. t;_)~lf PUot
June 5 concerni..a Jo1»DY1D1 by
the B'nai B'ritb ADtkiefam.UOU
Leaaue at the Peaaa,on •caJmt
the attendance at the Oberam-
meraau Passion Play in West
Germany by American mUltary
peraouel. Influence of this
nature oan.oot be lpottd, taken
UlbtlJ, nor left unc:hallen(ed.
A1 a rwult of the lobbylna, on
tbe .1rwnd that It was anti·
SemWo. an order wu U.Sued by
MlJor O..al R. Dean Tice to bu tM toun to the play; II\ or-
der, Oaat fortunately, waa ii·
norecl by lndlvlduala of th•
mWt.ary.
T11S IMPOaTANT point is
that ~ preaurw amacll ol ln-
frtncemeot oo the First Ammd· m•t to the Conltttutlon ol tbe
Ualted &atet. 0.. mull lo,lcally qo.rr ii
tilt MXt. ·step tM dlKow.,..
ment ol 1Uendanee to IMlla
Mrvlcea l)y mllltary pel"ICllmll
where the ex.act ume 8llJrY' II
1poken from H•r1 pulpit ot
Cbrt1Uan churcb.. throushout
the world?
The answer l1, of eotal'H not.
Even lf the play nn ·uu.
Semitic, It would b9 btUer to ex·
Pol• tt, IO lbat lntlWl•l= could make a P"Ofll' J1 -and ... lt for fta& • 11.
I challens• re1t_oa1tbl•
leader1 o1 lbe. 1•Nas .• ...-• ta~Uon to aDIWW tldlt Jmt crlU m. •
1
I exhort every freedom lovmg
American cituen who shares my
views regarding this most
serious matter. to write the
White House. their congressmen
end senators so that appropriate
disciplinary action can be taken
against the Pentagon.
J .W.GESKE
llondl<-appt"d?
To the Editor:
I'm responding to Ruth Ann
Osdick's June 5 letter.
"Deserve F\ne," ln which she
staled that she shopped at
Gelaoo's Market and saw fancy
sports cars parted In the han·
dlcapped parklns spaces.
Would you believe What l saw
parted there last week? A U.S.
mail truck!
Wish rd had a camera for that
one!
MARYOEORGE •..•.. , ..
To tbe !'Alt.or:
Tbe old adate of "Some peo.
pie never learn" can be amply
appUed to Howlll'd Jarvta, the
dlagrunUed proponent of defunct
Propo1ition 9. Jn bis po-at-
elecUon response to queries u
to why "Jaws 2" was declatvely
dereated, Mr. Jarvis tried to
abtu hi.I misrortune with the aJ.
ieaauan that he waa denied vic·
tory at the polls because the
proposition was improperly
worded .
THOE A&E several obvtous
reasons wb,y "Humble
Howard'•" bralnchlld met wttb
dlaalter but Improper wording
of the tax lnlUaUve la not one or
them. hnmott amooi the valid ea.,.. ot rejection la &he cold re·
allt.y that the votln1 public could
not tolerate the IUtby. vu11ar
and offensive barraae of verblace Mr. Jarvi• emitted
towa.rcl U.O.. who opp094d b1a
'flew•.
Thia mal•dY of 'lle>of.ln· moatla ........... perb~ tbe
&N•tell MMt the No co t Com· mlU..; Md. -.tu fOI' t.Mm and
tMy ~ t.bi advDtala lo t.Mmma.t •
W.W. UVl:sA~
'
I
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THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 19eo
I I!
on Navy Ship Faces
TORRANCE~ (AP) -Neatly
one·founh of the 11 fe,qale
Hllon aboud tM USS Norton
Sootd, • inllaUe u.t •hti» do(teil
at the t.aaa k-.cb Naval Cepter.
&r• usadei-lnveaUaaUon for
holOOMXUaU\Y. a newspaper ~ portfd~.
Tbe lnveluaauon beaan M~ 1S and ortiloally included 24
women Who voluntarily Un·
derwent PIYCbolotlHI 1creen·
lq. aaAd U . Commander Marlt Blbr, a Navy public attain of.
ncer. ffow.wr, Friday and Monday,
UI of thole women were re·
moved ttoco the Port Hueaeme·
baaed •btp and taken to the
Naval Hospital at IAfll Beach to
underao complete paychol()llcal
examtnaµona, the Dally 8refte
reported.
Some of the women refmed
and some proceeded to ask for
teeal counsel.
AU of those under investiga·
Uon have been in the navy from
six to 3> years, the paper said it
waa told.
"No charees have been liled
•Kain.st any individual. An ad·
mlnlstrative examination of tbe
allegations is continuing," said
Ba-ker.
Under naval regulations,
grounds for discharge include
homo6uual activity prior to
enlistment. a homosexual attack
on someone, having a homoux·
ual encounter while enlisted or
exhibiting homosexual tenden-
cies.
Baker would not reveal the
s pecific grounds on whicb the
Norton Sound cre.w wocnen were
being investigated, but said:
"Homoeexual activity will not
be tolerated. and any member
who UI determined to have at·
tempted. solicited, or en&~ed
1n homosexual acts shall
normally be separated from
naval service."
The Norton Sound is docked in
Long. Beach Harbor for .pertodic-
mafnt.enance and has about 375
crew members'o.n board. incl~
ing 58 enlisted women and ihree
female offl~ers. None of the of.
ficers Ls under investigation,
· Balter said. ~
The Navy refused'" to say how
the accusations surfaced. But an
informed source told the Daily
(See LESBIAN, Page .U>
Senate OKs Draft Registration
LB Boarder
Uninvited, but Adamant
87 JOHN NEEDHAM Ot .. Deltr,.... .... It's one thing when a skunk wanders through your
backyard but it's another when he makes himself at borne.
That seems to be the problem today of Helena
Cenatiempo, who lives in the 1200 block of Glenneyre
Street in Laguna Beach.
SKUNKS A.RE FAIRLY common in tbe Art Colony, so
Mrs. Cenatiempo wasn't too concerned when this little
black. and whlte fellow began vi.silin& her yard about two
weekBqo.
OnJune3, hcrttever,Skunlt woreouthis welcome.
While she was on the pbooe. be st.mlled through her
open kitchen door and toured tbe living room.
MRS. CEN~TIEMPO F1NALLV lured him outside by
waving a spaTerib booe under his nose. ·
'Ole Laguna woman then sought help from the city's
animal shelter, hoping somebody might escort Skunk lo a
new location.
Like Sacramento, perhaps.
She was told she'd have to rent a frap first in Laguna
Niguel witll a $75 deposit.
AFTE• SHE TRAPPED Skunk, tbe animal control
people said they'd be happy to pick him up.
Alas, tbe trap store was out of traps. Mrs. Cenatiempo
is now on a Skunk Trap Waiting List.
Meanwhile, Laguna Police Lt. John Zelko, trying to be
helpful, bas tried to olfer Mrs. CenaUempo help from the
voice of experience. · ·
.. THROW SOME M0111B.\u...s under the house,"
Zelco advised. "When you do that, most of the time the
skunk lakes off." . Tbe jury ls stlll out today on Zelko's mothball
treatment for furry visitors.
Mid-July
Rene-wal
Date Set
WASIDNGTON !AP> -The Senate today approved, 58-34,
President Carter's plan to renew
peacetime draft registration as
early as next month.
Afte'° a seven-day debate and
filibuster, the Senate joined the
House in approving Carter's
request for $13.3 milJion to
register all 19-and 20-year-old
men at post offices across the
country.
Before the final vote, the
Senate rejected. 59 ·35, an
amendment by Sen . Ma rk
Hatfield, R-Ore .. that would
have chopped the money to $4.7
million simply to improve the
present standby registration
plan.
If the House approves a minor
amer,ulment. the measure could
go to Cart.er next week. Selective· Service Director
Bernard Rostker said ·•we're
s hooting for mid·July" to begin
registering 4 million men over a
two-week period -one week for
those born in 1961 and the
following week for tboSe born in
1960.
Men now 18 would register
next _year and 18-year-olds Would
register each year after that.
Failure to register could be
punished by up tp five years in
prison and a $10,000 frne. ·
Rostker said the president will
issue a proclamation s~tting the
date for renewal of registration.
During debate before the vote.
Hatfield denounced registration
as "the first s tep and a
significant step'' toward
renewing tbe draft iUelf.
But Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga .•
argued that registration would
save up to 120 days in mobil.Uing
military re c ruits in an
emergency.
Bkgele Built For •••.
John Cunningham (on two-wheeler> a nd
Troy McKee (bringing up rear> drew
some double takes as they went for a spin
earlier this week along Newport Beach's
Ocean Front A venue near 3Uh Street.
San Clemente
Fires Doused
By Occupants
San Clemente firemen
responded lo two blazes Wednes·
day. but occupants of the struc·
·tu res had already extinguisbed
the fires.
Tourism Campaign
Funding Unresolved
City Manager Ken Frank says
the Chamber of Commerce
should get SZ0.000 for promoti<ln
of Laguna Beach. Councilman
Howard Dawson says it should
receive a percentage of the bed
tax.
ceive a percentage of the city
bed tax each year, guaranteeing
there will be promotion funds
and putting a stop to the annual
"haggling" over whether the
chamber should get the mooey.
Tuesday night Dawson ·Said 1
percent of the bed tax sbollld be
set aside. Jn earlier budget
sessions be advocated that 20
percent should go to the
chamber.
'"'-------------..... ------------------------
The Senate scheduled the vote
on the plan today after
opponents gave up their futile
fight to derail it with a five-day
filibuster and then an all-night
sessloo -the flnt in three years
and the 14th round·the·clock
filibuster in this century.
The Senate invoked cloture
Tueada)'. limiting debate to 100
additional boon. When Hatfield
vowed to try to uae them all,
Senate Majority Leader Robert
C. Byrd, D·W.Va., put the
Senate in coottnuous aesakln in
The first occurred at a duplex
at 207 Calle Seville. where gas in
a wall furnace leaking from a
pipe was ignited. Del McGarry,
who owns the duplex. tossed
water on the leaky pipe, putting
tbe blue out before faremen ar·
rived at about 11:30 a.m .• ac·
cording to 2 spokesmen for the
fire department.
Councilman Neil Fittpatrict
says maybe the chamber should
get something and m•ybe it
shouldn't. And Council member
Sally Bellerue and Mayor
Wayne Raglin say it shouldn't
gel anything.
.. You'd be doing them
<Chamber of Commerce) a
favor ii you would let them lmew
they ceuld count on a fixed ln·
come every year," Dawson said. Oaslaes Conti1111e
11 Iran Soldiers
Seized.in 'Plot'
Kbomelnl warned Iranians that internal dllsenalon already has
created ''cbaoe" ln the country
and 'f• threatening tbe hlamic
reel me.
Gbotbladeb aaid be doubted
that KbometnJ would make any
reeommend•Lna to the lnmJan
parll..,.. about what it IMulcl
decide~ the bOltqe wue. "but obvl~ it be dvea Uy NC!OID· mendalioll, tbat will be tbe·de·
termiallla f~.'' ·
GboOlliadeb Nld bll offU:e WM ,,..,...... • ti.la Widl NC!Omlllm·
dadow few ti» ParUameet cm
tbe =that be expee\M to ba¥~Jn a couple ol W'elb.
UJmmedillt~ after ~o(
\ the1 ~-ud the ....aa. tloa of the ~t. tM ftnt
111119 to be ptdred lip I.I ..e .....
tkm ot tbe ~. ~ If ,..
wWbt.tlleto~...._ ~ ...... far ........... lo
deetde ............. dMit
1'ouldbl•loodklea.'' beaatd.
<See DLUT, Pa1e .U>
Avco Plans
'Town Forum'
Avco Community Developers,
Inc., bu scbeduJed a "town
forum" Oil the Lacuna Niguel
Coastal Pn>\ect Saturday. at 10
a.m. at the Nil\ael Tbeater.
Avco oft'ldals said the forum
will be dealped to update real·
dents OD plam ad Pf0119a ol
• t.be coest.i ~t.
Gr~ ·on tbe ll&·acre 1lnt
phue ol the m.aere project is
aebedadld to~ Ulla summer,
aald Sam Couch, planntna
m...,..ror Avco.
Swimming Leaeons
lleptration Set
l•lltlnUOa wW end PrtdQ for IMb":'ODlilt YllCA 1.tm· mtq~,,._., to be beld ror
cbU4M ud edGIU be= 11--.,inid~ .
Aq.CA . -'niit awo. ......... wW .,.
lae1d ._,97 ......... b rrtd.11 for
80 ...... NOia day. Thole lD• ........... ~ ....... •boald nil • Ma. •
Damage reportedly was
limited lo blistered paint on a
wall.
In the second incident,
workmen appJyl.og nammable
tile adhesive to a laundry room
floor failed to turn oll the pilot to
an adjacent water beat.er lo the
room, firemen said.
As a result, the room bunt in·
to names abortly before 3 p.m.
at the borne at 811 Calle Juarez.
The two workmen were not
burl and tbey quickly ex· unaWabed the flames with a
aarden hose and wet ra&•.
firemen said. The bome, owned
by Greg Yack, sustained about
t400 damage, acCOl'dina to of.
tidal•.
Landslide
Meet Topic
Hlllllde=:e will ba the • a ol the L.,una
A.uoclailoll
held Monday at 7:80 p.m.
it tbe Qown Valley Coaun&mlty Pan.
lten Smlth or tb• Oran1e Couat.y l:DVU..._&aJ .. ..,.. ••t ~ wW di.le .... cur~
rent r•qairem•nU rot
bomeowftllft on .a. anu and
mtatW'9 to .,....._t f\lwre .Up-p.,. ,...._.,
PrtlldlDt Paul H ... m_., ol
tbe oraalilsatton wUI dlacua• Small ...... AdlnlalltnUOD
em1r,.ac1 loana •
And so the debate continues
whether or not the Chamber of
Commerce should get city funds
to pay for an advertising cam·
palgn to promote the city as a
tourist attraction.
Discussion on the matter
ended in a split City Council vo4.e
Tuesday, stalling a final de-
cision until June 17.
The chamber originally asked
for $60,000. One·third that
amount was set aside in the pro-
posed budget and the Chamber
said it would take it.
Ho•ever, the couneU voted to
remove tbe promotioa money so
u to not bold up approval ot t.be
final budpt TUesday. allowfnl
the question to be dealt with separat.ty.
Councilmen Dawson and Kelly
Boyd want the chamber to re.
FREE~R s.4LE
A COOL DBAL .
.. Dally PUot clllllllled • are a cool deal.
"l hid 1reat aueceu aeWnc
my r~ In t.be cluattled MC·
Uon." That'• the ed•~ l.calll
1tory of Or9ftle Oout mu wbo
placed tllll ed in tbe Dallr Plk*:
FftEBZEJ\ CHEST '
20"d4~ lnalde. •. XU•'°'
' If JOU nat YoUf ad to maQ.
IOIDI cold ~uh, call "2·Sl18.
l'
Councilman Fiupatrick dis· agreed, saying that needs
change from year to year, and
<SeeTOURISM, Pap A.2)
More Coverage
Other SQuth Orange County
coverage appears today on Page
AlO.
Coast
Wea,her
Fair throuP Friday e>c· cept f« nlabt and mormn,
low cloQda. 1..9.wa tOl:liaht
50 at the beaCbea and 51
ioJand. lf18bl Friday up-
per 90I to mid 708.
INSIDETe•~Y
The ap1eW ~ o1
flae ldli.r bee• fnQf ftOt
moterWiN oftf'r air. 8•• nor,, ,. Al.
l
••
l
C.,...er IJ . ._.,..,.,.,, • ..., 5-•b
WA!lllNOTO.N CAP> -Plwldent Caner uraect Democt1t.s ~ .. ldDfl a cam~.,..,._ t.Mt halflUa ''UM bulc I0*1a *' ....._ tM ,.n,• aftd apeedlq tta candldatel to vldory in Now....._.
TM prmtdlet .Pe lD a 15-paae statement deUveNd to the
....V'• plaUonl) eomallt.tee. which be1an a tlnal. th"""4ay itearlq • tM t• campalsn document to be drafted lat.er thia
llUlllUI md aubm.tu.d to the bemocratic National ConvenUoo tOl' aetloa .. Aupat.
•-'•••lu8111 Ba~ll~d
WASHINGTON <AP) -A holulna discrimination bill Presi·
dent Carter calla "perbape the m0&t important civil rl1hta bill"
in a decade euUy puaed the House today after supporters de·
feated a IMt-dltcb attempt to eend It back to committee tor more wcirtt. _
TM 31o.t5 vote sent the bill to the Senate, where similar
letlalaUon already Is being worked on in committee.
C~llrr C11111 Pri•f" Raf••
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Crocker National BanJc lowered
ita prime lending rate a half-point to 12~ percent today, rollow-
lng moves ln some Eastern banka. Two montha a10 the prime
peaked at 2IO percent.
Soelal Unrest
Long, Hot Summer
Feared for ·Nation
By PaEDEalCK SCHOEllEllL ... .,...,"" ...... Tbe leader of tbe N alional As·
aoclatim for .a!.the Advancement
of Colored yeople warned in
Anaheim Wedne9day that recent
unrest In Miami may be the
forerunner of violence in other Amencan dUes UU.S summer.
"What happened a few days
a10 ln Miaml, can happen
anywhere in America unless
someone slands up and speab,"
said Rev. Benjamin HJooka in an
emotlonal addr_. to dele1ates
of the American Federation of
State, Cowaty and Municipal
EmD&oYeel. The black leader aald the root
of the Tlolence can be traced to
bl&b unemployment and poor
housings lo the nation's cities -
problems, he said, that the
federal government is not ade-
quately eddtelsln1.
Blacks lD Miami rtoted after
tour wbit.e policemen were ac·
quitted of wrongdoing in the
death of a black man.
Hooks said the NAACP in no
way would condone violence.
He urged Instead a nationwide
voter reglltration drive with the
intent of electing "people to
Congress who will be responsive
to the poor and the powerless.··
He aald the NAACP la willing
t.o spend Sl million to register
voters.
"And with St mlllion we will
try to heat tbi.a country up -not
with bricks and bottles and
stones -but with the vote,"
Hooksnld.
The current Congress, Hooks
aald, •11 the wont we've ever
bad."
L•l«, meeting with reporters,
Hook• tald CongreH la lnfected
wttb "budlet balancing fever"
and la more Inclined to spend
money for mlUtary rather than
IOdal prupGMI. '
As for Ronald Reagan, the
nomlnee·apparent or the
Republican party, Hooks said,
"I wouldn't say he is anti·blaclr,
but hla economic policies disturb
me greatly."
Oark Trip
Probe
Pushed
WASIDNGTON <AP> -The
Treasury Department ls conlin-
u in g to Investigate whether
Ramsey Clark and nine other
Americans violated the law by
disregarding a presidential or-
der and traveling to Iran, gov· ernment officials say.
Clark and the other members
or his group went earller this
month to Iran, where 53
Americans have been held
hostage since last November, to
attend the .. Crimea of America ..
conference. President Carter, by
banning certain transrers of
mon~y to Iran. had in effect
barred travel to the country
Robert Havel, a Justice
De partment spokes man. said
Wednesday that the Treasury
Department investigation was
continuing and it waa not clear
when It would be llniahed. Clark,
be said, wu not expected to re·
tum to the United Slates until
Saturday.
Funds Blocked
MODESTO <AP> -Slanialaus
County supervisors have cut ofr
federal CETA funds to a Mex-
lcan-Amerlcan 1oclal aervtcee
group in which some memben
have been charted with mlaus·
ing public fwwla.
..
BAUll8Ull0, ... (AP) -.... ., "' ......... 11¥181 ... Tbr•• 1111• luand ineret.Md tbelr comumpUoa of aleobol cl1arette~,.~tranqullJ1en ud
''",... pu.19 lD tM two ..... followtq the aecldeat at the
nuclear power plant, HJI a
state Hedb Department atucly.
Tbe report, releued Wednes·
day, also aaid that people ~
left the J.5..mlle radiua around
Three Mlle bland durtn1 the ac-
cident spent •.9 million and lost
Sl.4 miWon in income.
About 50.000 bouseboldl or
U0,000 were evacuated dwiftc
the two-week period followtn1
the ldarcb 28, tm. accident. the
department said.
Ila report, called "Health·
Related Economic Costa of the
Three Mile Island Accident,"
analytea s hort-te rm health·
related costs or the accident.
Families that left during the
emergency tended to be youn1er
and larger, more hlcbly educat-
ed, and more recent arrivals to
the area. researchers found.
The evacuees lnclu~ed about
two-third ol those living within
five miles or the plant, one-hatr
or those living between six and
10 miles away, and one-third or
those living between 11 and lS
miles from the plant, they noted.
An earlier study s ponsored by
the Nuclear Regulatory Com-
mission estimated e vacuation
costs at $9.8 million, with $6.7
million in lost Income.
f 'rn• Pa9~ l I
TOURISM ...
the amount the cha mber re-
ceives should not be locked to a
percent figure.
"This makes you forget about
it rrom year to yea r ,"
Fitzpatrick said. "There Olay be
years when the chamber will
need less ...
But Fihpatrlck said h e
wouldn't vote t.o delete the pro-
motion money from the budget
until he looks al figures that
s how the benefit the city re-
ceives from advertising.
"We must see a retum on our
Investment," he saJd. "By look·
ing al the hot.el vacancy factor.
for instance, we can determine
If we really need thla type or
promotion."
Mrs. Bellerue and Baelln said
the chamber should not receive
any city money. citing neighbor-
ing cities that don't provide
money to' their chambers.
"'These are limes of financial
constraint," Mrs. Bellerue said.
"In government and otherwise.·•
Other cities do not support their
chambers as we do ourselves.
Roth San Clemente and Newport
Beach give no money to the
chamber.··
Baglin said being for or
agamst granting the promotion
money was not an lndlcalion ol a
pro or anti-business philosophy.
·"The Surf and" Sand Hotel
a lone pays most or the bed tax
that the city receives and they
do their own ads ... Baglin said.
"In my travels lnto Canada I
have seen thelr ads .
"lf others want the 1ucces1
that Surf and Sand baa, they
have t.o spend their own mooey,
not mooey laundered throuah a
aovernrnentaaency.
·'There u no connection with
the promotion campalgn by the
chamber and the succes• of
Laguna Beach," Bailin added.
·'The city la a succesa and will
continue to be a success with or
wlthout advertising. There
s hould be no money for the
Chamber or Commerce.''
Hoon erltlcl1ed President
Carter, but stopped short ot en· clont.aa Sen.. Mward Kennedy
for tM Democratic presidential nom•....,..
Hoob .-ouJd only say that he
tbo••bt Kennedy bad been
"wrtu.en olf'' by the media and
that Keanedy bu 1>ot achieved
•'the bnMtbrou,P la the black
eom muntty that people tbouaht
be woul4ecbleve. ••
Grazing Cattle
Irk CdM Resident
DAILY PILOT
•
Corona del Mar realdent
Frank GuerUn aay1 be'U put up
with Jult about aaytblq, but be
draw• the llne a& cows.
That'• wb¥ the lou·Ume real·
deot '*acne al1'11 Wedneeday when tw •DOWMI aboUt 50 cattle tr••lnl leia tban iOo yardl (tom bl• J>o6DMWa Avmve home.
"They 1et tb moolns at nlaht
and 10\l can'l sleep," be la-
ment.I. • "1'beD pmty aoon the mea eome and you have t.o
watch where you step because -•• u. 1CMI know .••
The berd th•l bat G\Mft1n'1
1oat bllonp to the lrvlD• eon,.
pany. Otndall tl'osn the develop-
ment ftnD ocmteod tbelt tattle
normalq jl'&M on la.od eut ot
Coroucllllilar. But au.tin 1a11 J,hll laa't tbe nm time tbe Cdwa bav• come too c ... tor tu eomfart. •'A bunch ~ Irvine Com.,_.., towboJa ..._ ..._ iD about
lT ':=.:tt:'.., ._..moo-ln• ....... daft.'' Ile ..,. be eomplaln9d to the
ell)' wh!tb ..... lrttM ODm·
pan7 SJ.O. rr.,. Keller. u.. ..... "' u. Jnlne Comp•DJ •1rleultar.e ....... ..,. ... u.. .... .
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Lagunan in Japan
John Downer of Laguna Beach and a US Manne veteran
of the 1945 battle for the island of lwo Jima. r eceives a
cup of sake rrom a n attendant at Yasukuni-stntne in
Tokyo. Downe r and 39 other veterans of the bloodiest bat-
tle in Marine Corps history are 1n Japan trying to ar -
range a visit to lwo Ji ma.
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lifeguard
Tryouts Set
In Clemente
Future Sa n Cleme nt e
lifeguards can try out for the
junior guard program Saturday
from 8 t.o 11 a .m . in the San
Clemente High School pool.
The progr am, held each sum
mer , is open to boys and g1r h
from 10 to 17 years or age The
first junior hfeguard program
runs from June 16 to July 17 with
a second offered July 21 through
Aug. 20
The program offers das!)t>i> m
water sttfety. lifesaving. flr.t
aid, surfing, beach gam~ und
competition with other Junior
lifeguards
The five-week cours<' costs S20
a nd registration forms are
available al the Marine Safety
Department on the beach Just
north ol the city pi er.
The t.ryouta consist of a 100
yard swim that mu.st be com-
pleted in two minutes For more
mformaUon, call 492-0750.
f "rorn Pagt-l I
LESBIAN ...
Bree~e that a list or air womc•n
persoMel was circulated amon"
the female sailors, who put
check marks beside the name.
or women t.hey suspectc>d or be·
Ing homosexual.
The Individuals were Iden·
tilled by the Junior crew mem·
bers aboard ship, one source
told the newspaper. and the
probe .. waa probably lnlllated by
the executive officers on the
s hl ...
DR~FT .•.
an attt.•mpt to wear down oppo-
m•nts
Th(• d1ffrrPnce between that
and the all night session 1n 197"1
v. as that the last one was an ool·
and-out filibuster, with no end m
s 1 ~h t ove r de rel{ulataon or
na tural ga:s Thu. one was !>1m-
pl \ runmn~ out lhc C'loturt-clock
II a tr1 eld fon·t>d 'oCnators tn
an ... ..., l'r roll rail afl<•r roll call
and lht·n h1:-. JllH·:s h<•ld the
St•nal• fl<>ur v. 1th (·n<1 to end ,
hour Ion~ !>pt•N·ht-s both for and
a~am-.1 n-g,af>tr ation
·1 hi" tolknJlhon pla ved to an
almo'ot t·mptvc·hambcr
~omt· ... enators spent the n1~nl
on t oh w t up 1n th<· cloakroom
or on c·11uc-h1·., in tht•ir offices.
M Jn ) 'olmµI) 1A1•nl hfJ m<'. trust·
lnlo! an al(reemenl lhal there
v. ould be no votes <tft er 1 a m.
There seldo m was even a
single \ 1s1tor in the Ion~ publtc
g alll'flt•<., J hOVl"
Carter announced in his Slate
of lh<' Union me..,"la~f' 1n January
that hi' 1ntendt'd to renew draft
n •1ot1strat1on ~ ont' -.tep lo show
l ' S re ... ol\ e aRa1 n"t Soviet
military m11v~ in Aff(hanastan
fl t> ~1bo askf'd Congre!)S to
•H1l hor1ze rr·i;ea~t rataon of women.
but th.tt "',J.., n·J<'cted b~ bolh the
ll o u .,._. a nd Sf'nill l' Th e
t\rnt.·rH·an Cavil L1btort1cs Union
h ll'o thrt•atc>ned l <I file Sllll
c.-haJlt.•nJ,!m).! lht· con<>t1tut1onahty
or the men only plan.
Bombin~ Probed
Ian lu'8 C•p11tr•10 Cft7
Coundl !Mmber* hi•t Nell...S
aa tn.e million preUmiaary
apendinlJ packaae ~ to
.,. trimmed comtdlrabty beton
fla•l adopt.loo lat« tbla IUID•
mer.
The J.98G.81 badcet lnchldes a
$881,200 general fund deficit of.
fidala vow wW be red\aeed in
future budaet seulooa.
While the Gann lnltiaUve Ml a $9.e m1Won limJt on approprta.
lions, otnctalt said they will be
well within tboM bound.II.
"We don't figure on apendlnc
that kind of money -lD the
limited areas," said Phillip
Hale, aasislant city manager.
The city's operatlna bud1et in-
cludes S3.7 million In general
fund expenditures and St.3
million t.o the sewer aervice
fund.
In addJUoo. San Juan'• capital
improvementa and lnterfund
transfers In the preliminary
budget total 95.8 mllllon.
That includes $1.4 million In
revenue sharing funds and near-
ly S3 m1Won for projects funded
by development fees.
City Manager James Mocalis
stressed the money figures pre-
sented to councilmen Wednes·
day night was not a "recom-
mended budget" from his office,
but included department heads'
.. wish lists."
He said he will later submit
his recommendations on how to
reduce the general fund deficit
In the budget.
* * * Development
Does·n't Pay ..
StudySlwws
r
San Juan Capistrano city
councilmen have re ceived a
study that shows developmeut
does not pay Not only that, but
1t could cost the city S2S million
over the next quarter.century.
Development-related revenues
such as property taxes will not
cover the demand for public
services during the period
studied in a rttenUy completed
fi scal Impact analysts.
Officials are studying ways to
reduce the dericit..s, projected in
the report by an Irvine con-
su.ltant group.
And, o ther revenues, not
necessarily development relat-
ed. could he lp offset the deficits.
Those funds s uch as revenue
sha ring. various grant money,
and '"ball-out .. funds, were not in-
cluded in the analysis by
Ultrasystems. Inc.
In the study. general funds
revenues were divided by the cos-
ts of providin~ the services to pro-
duce a revenue-lo-C08t,raUo.
C ity projections show the
deficit first appearing in the
1985-88 fl.seal year, If one-time re·
venues, such as de velopment rees. are Included.
The Ultrasystems study shows
the deficit occurrln.r In 1981, if those one-Ume revenues are nol
Included in the projection. .JPhe captain of the Norton
Sound. Jay Seebirt. refused to
comment.
Two high-level sources at the
Naval Hospital, who didn't want
to be ldenUfled .. betause word ls
coming down not lo say
anything,.. told the newspaper
that t.be majority of women are
E·S and E-4, second and third
class petty offlcers.
ClllCAGO < AP I -Authorities
ar<> prepann~ a list of former
United Alrhne::. employees who
are to be questioned in an at·
tempt to pinpoint the ori~in or a
padcaj(e bomb that injured Unit-
ed President Percy A. Wood.
Wood, meanwhile, r emained
hospitalized in good condition
and postaJ authonties said the
investigation is not necessarily
focusing onJy on the airline or its
employees.
Tom Tomlinsoo of the city's
planning department aald that •
the city's controlled growth ap-
proach to planning la a help in
1uch cittwnstaoces, 1lowlng the
deficit.
.. Jr we had more <residential>
units built sooner. 1'e would
have a bigger deficit and more
of a problem, .. be said.
Buy any shirt in
the store get one
pair of shorts or
swimwear for him
at
50% OFF!
with thll ad onlY-offer good only
through Fa1Nr'1 o.y,
'
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CALIFORNlA
Edison Plants Shelved as Power Need8 DeCliD.e .i:
·~
LOI ANG&LES <AP> -A sndwai .... la tM ckmled for TBS WCE&NE VAU&Y 9lant ''wUI not be built Wlle11 Hertel aald Ed1aon eoeeOrnd with U.. eomlD&alkm fareeut few -;:
eNefid" Ml~-.---Pl---.. falll," aald Mike-~ man11er Of rolUI•....,. al· about ......,C5awatQd *"' PDMl'~•#Jft-:: OM DJ a WR 0.. • fllh ln U.. ua.u&.Y'• ---dt'v*>pment departrneot. Je«ton ----=· ilf lte .• ,_.. • :;. TM L9oet• ... .. .. .CINI,....... .. ._ .... ~I tt u a CIOIJUacent protett," be tlld, "COG· bulnot one a.~U.\'.wt,• • ';' :: .:c.~:~. Cllfftcla=.,..._ lti ~· tww UnffD' on Whether or aot othet' prafecta &et bUilt and cootln1eat OQ THE CBANdE DANI t.dS.lon bellMJe lt cab 1et b) ID 6liJ. rt\•
&...u. tMa ,..,.. ta. 111Wt;J proJe!lttd coa,StUoa ol UM two chanie1mourfortcutload~. '' decade with 2,000 mecawatt• ol electrteity ku than lt bad tboqbt. pJaatt 1tf tllMt _..of UM•• 'n.. lnerey Commluloo approved tbe Lu~me Valley pJant 1'llMt etat.e ~ Coe....._ u. .,._ urOnc uUUU• co ,... tut summer. It wu scbedulw to 1tart ceneratln& electricity lo ·Colt ol the Lucerne Valley plant wu tsUm1ted at mt mltlloa,
d ......... 1 _ .. ,_ ...... _ -• 1 1i.1u frotn 1• to 1919 from 1 lite north of Big Bear Lake ln San with the three unlt.a o1 Calllomia Coal projected at Sl.t bUllon. *--.one ... ol ... ~ -.... IVI' weelrlc: ty. Bemardino Comity. . ''This ii remarkable evidence "' bow much nmbWt)' Ulen It
L&fT IN UIDO b1 Wednelday'1 NVlMd &dilM fonc:utt once aomebody looka at the numbers," said David Roe, a lawyer
wen a ..-.meaewatt oU·ftnid plant lA U.. ~nae V.U.y :1: P&P.88Vlll! TO &EYDIE the erowtb forecast. came lo tM for the San Fraocllco-bued Environmental Defeme Fund. 1 ._ -M ~-1 n~ oJ•a• U ..... a.-~ ...___ .. I face "' ~)' CommJuioft ftgures lbowtn1 MON! than a 50 per• ,_.._,.awa ... oi;v&I· ""'-·~ +~o .. _ --nam '°'" Aw ln .... _ ....-.. •-.ag a•E -,..a.,G-... _t ~-·-rm•--w"'~ .. -YoU coal~. CeDt U&VI' LUii:' e•vw.,.. rate since tbe e&J'IY 1970s, WbeD demand an.iw:io na AUD "-_... C.O UMI Ul'C'..., Uft' ~ ~ oft1elaa. aald .,... tlUllp wttb the Callfomia f!Mrty wa1 rla1nJ by 7 percent a year. sink blWona ol doll.an lnto eoncn!te and coal mlnn." •
Come"dM latu t.b1I week will &bOw ~ Valley t.s DOW a 'the Enerty Coalmiuioft predict.a that the srowtb rate will Edison provides electricity to a laree 1ectlon ol Southern
"HIM .... •t" project, while the coal plant u planned for Im. drop even furtbeJ' in tb' near future. CaWomia north ol San Dteeo outaJde the city of Los An1eJea. ~ ~_;_~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Paileat Better
No Drug Use
~Pryor Aide . . .
SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. CAP> -Richard
Pryor's lawyer says the comedian was critically
burned when a glass of rum lpited as he Ul a
cigarette, and hia doctors deny Pryor ever told
them he had been using a flammable dru& mlxlure
when he was en1uHed in names.
But police were standl~ by their account t.hat
the 39-year-0ld Emmy and Grammy winner had
told Dr. Jack Groesman he bad been using a mix·
lure of ether and cocaine known as "free base"
Monday niRht and tbat t.he ether bad exploded.
PllVOR, MEANWHILE, walked around a lit·
tie Wednesday, ate some food and made a few
wisecracks. He still was listed in critical condition
with third·degree burns from bia waist up. includ·
ing his arms and face. But doctors sald he could be
off the critical list in two weeks.
When Pryor was first admltt.ed, doctors rated
bis .survival chances as less than even.
Dr. Jack Grossman, one of two physicians treating Pryor, di missed the police account
Wednesday, saying, "When there ia aa much excite·
ment and chaos as there wa.s when Richard came in·
to the emer1ency room. some things that are said
might be heard inaccurately."
Hafprat"lit"f' . l "'"rd
FRE.5NO, Calif. (AP) -Two children whose
paralysis allegedly waa caused by the treatment
they received at birth in a Fresno bQspital will re-ceive millions or dollars
in the settlem ent or a ( ) malpractice suit, court ST ATE documents show.
And tbe parents of a -------third child who allegedly
received the same treatment and died a short time
after birth have settled another suit out of court
for an undetermined amount, the records show.
One source close to the cue estimated the
hospital's payments could reach $26 million if the
younpters live a normal lifespan.
Da• Fill \ f'ln.-d
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. hu taken the side or the rafters agal~l the
farmers in vetoing a biJJ to speed the filling of the
New Metones Reservoir.
He said the r eservoir will eventually be filled
anyway, and the nine·mile stretch of white·water
rapids still open should be kept and appceciat.ed
for as long as possible.
Rafe (,'ha119f' !'tf•f•11
SACRAMENTO <AP> -'lbe Senate ba.nklng
committee, heeding distre.sa calla from tbe ~avings
and loan lobby. bas approved a bill to permit home
mortgage loans with dramatically varying
monthly payments.
The interest on 30-year, variable.rate loans
could fluctuate up to ~ percentage point a year, or
five percentage points every five years, under the
bill sent to the floor.
81111 •·arf! Hill.-S.-e•H
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Bus riders in tbe Los
An&eles area can expect a 2S percent increaae in
bua fares next year because of waning transit sub:
sidles, the director of the Los Anieles Tran•porta·
tlon Comm.laaion aald Wednesday.
The commlaslon turned down an RTD request
for ao additional $4.5 mlllloo in aid to soften the
impact of a fare lncreue adopted by dJrectors
Monday.
Sport Coat• lie ... ,.. to ....
~,.,., MU..-to..-
s.s.Kalta · ........... , .. ...,,... ML&trtoJr'
Potential Death
Battalion Chief Herman Petereit of
Riverside Fire Dept. directs clearance of
44-car freight train wereckage today in af.
termath of Wednesday's potentially deadly
derailment which forced brief evacuation
of about 100 nearby residents. Los Angeles
to Las Vegas train was carrying tankers of
liquid chlorine and of sodium hydroxide.
No leakages were discovered and residents
were allowed to return home
Streakl•fl Grad
SAN DIEGO <AP) -Scott RelUy ls a t""°'year
letterman ln swimming and polo and a B student., ·
He's aJao the guy who once wore an owl suit on :
campus and posed IYinR down In the waterfountain : whlle the others stood up.
As hi.I years al Crawford High drew to an end,
Scott decided be "had to do something" to top it
all.
The flnaJ assembly found the tall, l1·year--01d
Reilly in a treochcoat. red socks and old 1ray ~
. DIS aboes Friday.
AS 1.-01111?8 students and tbeir parent.a
1atbettd, be pulled a wool w cap over his f~ce
aod slipped out of the coat.
Shocked silence, then laughter, greeted his
50-yard romp ln the nude acrou the gym floor. But
school officials promptly suspended RelUy from
his last two days of school aod barred him from
tonight's commencement.
"I llADE A lllSTAKE," said Scott, appe.artne
in a three-pie« suit before the city school board Tueaday.
The board refu.sed to overrule Crawford's
punishment, but Rellly will get bis diploma. He
wu allowed to spend "Grad Night" at Disneyland
and attend the Mftior awards banquet.
8COM' aE!mNDED the board that he voltm·
lariJy ldentified himself as the streaker.
'SFAbulous! 'SFAntastic!
SFA's Great Summer
Sportswear Sale!
• Here. a beautiful basic: the dropped ned<
t-sh1rt m bright and classic cokKs in pure cotton
for S, M, L Originally •1 J, now 8. 90.
• With ;r. rite classic wrap skirt in teal, white,
black or viol« prints. In cotton and polyester for
sizes 6 to 14. Originally·~. now 21.90.
• Linen skirts;,, sunburst pleats-assorted colors
ol raYon and polyeter for sizes 6 to 14.
Originally •44, now 35.90.
• Short-s/eev«J cotton tNdras shirts with sing~
pocket and notched collar. In assorted plaids for
sizes 6 to 14, orflinally '22., now 14.90.
• The terry v-ned< top, with raglan s/eeYes and
pipi~ red. navy or emerald in cotton and nylon
fol sizes S, M, L; originally '15, now 9.90.
• The Kenya cloth basic pant or raYon and
polyester. Assorted colors fol sizes J to 13,
originally '31, now 24.90.
• 1M Kenya doth dassia' the side pocket
t10Clttr and the budded trouser. In assooed
CX>lors on rayon MW! polyestet for sizes J to 13,
a'1fni/ly '.lS and '31, naw 29.90 each.
• Plus-• wear sMction ol )'Otl'lJ desp
merchandise. now at ~ off original pr~!
, • Find it all In 'SF~IU$tK and 'SFl\bulous
-where we are all the thirws )"OtJ ;w-et I
•..,. 4 t ., I • ...
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Follow Example
In Fund Search
L•sun• Biacb offtel 1 are ·one a1aln 1Hkln1
federal funds to pay for lllatitlhaUbn Of a landalld area.
but lhla U tbty know Jfllt how to 10 aboul lt.
Reaidftlti ln th• Areh &Mch Het1ht1 community,
where 1 landslide ln hbnw'1 beavUy dam.aced two
home. and renlted •~ more than ao.ooo cubte yardt ot
dlrt Udina down the steep blllal~L are looktn1 to the clty
to ftnd a way to st.ablllu their oeapborbood. A year and a halt aao nelahbOn ln another 1cctlon of
town were aeeklna the same ualata"ce from the clt~
Bluebird Can)'oo resldentt. worktn1 'n concert wlth d officials. r~lentlessly lobbied In Washington for feder
d•saster assistance funds and, in the end. the clty re-
ceived most of what. waa promiled.
Now residents on Del Mar Avenue and Baja Street
find the cosl of stabilizing the hillside will probably be at
least S800.000.
The area Is much smaller than the Bluebird
la ndslide , where 25 homes were destroyed , but Leiibton
and Associates geologists say tbe steep hillside is much
more difficult t.o stablUze because or the problems ln
movinJ heavy machinery around the hill.
City officials have promised to lobby just as hard for
the Arch Beach Heights neiahborhood a s they dld for
Bluebird Knolls.
The hilltop residents should follow the example of
Bluebird property owners and contribute to the lobbyina
effort.
Not Another Year!
While teachers and trustees in the Capistrano Un.lfled
School District reached a reasonable compromise to end
year·lOl'\g haggling over a 1979-&0 ·contract. they must now •
face a new round of talka for a 1980-81 pact.
Both sides had reached agreement on an 8.96 percent
economJc package after months of stalled negotiations.
but were stuck on the .-evance procedure section of the
contract.
In eleventh hour t alks . they agreed to eliminate ad·
visory arbitration. in which the decision of a third party
is final unless the district or teachers seek a school board
review.
Instead. if t he teacher filing a grievance does not like
the board's decision on the mau er he would have the
r ight Lo go to court. The teachers had originally sought
binding arbitrallon, which was later recommended by a
faC'l ·findi ng panel.
Now. negotiations for a 1980-81 are at hand. and
fom1 har issues may resurface. For the good of the dis-
trict and its st udt'nts. a pact should be signed before the
~c hool year begins in September. spar ing everyone
a nother fu ll year of negoti ation and uneasiness
Self -help Financing
In the face of rising costs and less money coming in
from gove rnment sources. many colleges a nd un -
iversities complain. but do little to shoulder some of the
responsibility of raising money on t heir own.
Not so at Saddlebadt College. The board of trustees
of the college are now in the process of leasing out a 23·
acre plot of land at the north end of the campus that they
do not plan to use.
A heanng will be held J une 16 to consider four private
firms' prooosals to develop the land and enter into an ex·
peeled 60-ycar lease agreement that will provide a conU·
nuing source of income for the college in future yean .
All four firms that submitted proposals for d evelop·
ing the land have reportedly proposed various combina·
t io ns o f co mm e r c i a l . o ffice a nd p rofessi onal
development. None of the proposals included housing.
Saddleback College has no plans to use the land.
either now or in the future . Assuming some of the fin an·
c1al burden in this way will insure the continuation of col ·
lege programs. It will also help insul ate the college from
some of the push and pull of pollt1cal funding for educa-
tion .
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of 1he Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
ar11sts Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 .
BO)( 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92828. PtlOne (714) 642-4321.
Boyd/Hiking Lottery
ByL.M.BOYD
In Poland. bltbchlken over
aee 17 are luued booklets of
· coupooa. 1bey give them to
driven who oUe r rides. So many coupons per ao many
kilometers. The driven tum
them in. A lot.tel')' ta ctrawn
from them. Winning driver
geta a new car. With those
coupon booklets. incidental·
ly, goes accident insurance
coverage for the hltchhlken.
You've heard of the poet
Jo1ce Kilmer. But can you
identify Fred Kilmer? Note·
bl• on two accounts was
Fred. M the father of 101H
and the man wbo ln'fftMd
p~wder fM J•ll••O• • Jobmoo about 85 years aao ..
Some MalagHI••• In Jlada1a•car dil u.p th.Ir
dead· perlocllcally to r.wrap
•• .,. fndeanabro.adl.
au11arlaD1 •b•k• their
Med9 from llcle to ll1de to
me~n good and up and down
to mean bad. Wateb your
baaketball playen someUme.
Whenever somebody makes
a goal . they all sbake t.helr
beads from •lei• to aide.
Not everybody realltff
there 1n a whole lot of palm
trees in Switzerland.
Rnearchera aay they can
flnd no autbentlcated e&H ot
a ny person every bein&
trapped by a ,iant clam.
Jn Somalia, It ta UM Job of
the women to load the
can.ell for tnvet. It ll tbe Job of .......... theN, to milk
tlloH ~•mea.~ Tia&• 11 a
aalural dlrilioo ol labor, ii lt
not' Experience With tutt.
CaM9 Jll'. Ilk that ---are ~ \ban men at pacll·
inf. Al far "'l"""I HllMll.
that WM liwara a mu'1 Jiit ~IMnlcamelrom.
Q. Wbllt docamenta haft tD
be coeftrmed, raUfl.. w ~r. br tlae U;I, ..... ,
o;o~:.~-
Rowland Evan1 I Robert Novak
Alliance Split Helps Kremlin
WASHINGTON -Despite new
t vld.nct 1bow1n1 popular
re1l1tanff to the Sovltt lnvulon
o r Ar1banlatan hr beyond
a n y thlna a ntici p a t e d by
Moacow, the wldenin1 split ln
lhe Wellem atUance ta makina
It diff\c:utt tor Prnldent Carter
to exploit what ouit>t to be an
o ppo rtunity aga in s t the
Kremlin.
The evidence la clear: rapid
d1atntearaUoo and unreliability
of the Sovl·
tt·controlled
At1han army.
HHHlnalloa
of Soviet and
pro· Soviet
ofllciall.
rl1to1
Ruaalan
cuualtle..
B u t
Western
E~ France ad
West Germany -1bow1 no
Uklnl for any muacled reaponse
to the Dec. 1979 invulon despite
1tron1 presaure from Carter.
Tbua. the Kremlin can bide Its
time ln achhwin& control over 15
mllllon Af1han1. There la
nothln1 llandln1 tn the way.
"A major benefit for MOICOW
la dlseovertn1 they can do thla
Mailbox
Af 1ban inva1loo wltbout the
Europeana rltln1 up,'' one
admlnlltratloa of6clal told ua.
"Tbat'1 quite a dllcovery .''
President C•rter bad to be1.
cajole and aenutlect to win even
the mar&lnally·thin 1upport be
hH 1alned from Amercla ·a
NA TO al Ilea . Only Weal
Ge rmany hes boy cotted the
Moscow Olymplea, and none of
the Europeans like Carter'•
effort to block sopbiatlcated
lnduatrtal equipment for the
Ruaalam.
CARTER'S OWN ruponse to
• the lnvuion wu mlld enouah.
partJcularly ln view of h1a hot
rhetoric. But at leut the
pres ident waa reallatlc enouth
to withdraw hi• cberlahe d
Strale&lc Arma Llmltallon
TrHty <SALT II> from the
Senate, and. ln effect. to deC'ree
a temporary end ot detente.
Jn contrut, h1a .Wea want to
1hru1 off the lnvulon 11 ol no
real cancem and let about thel r
money-maktna bualnesa ot ever
more trade with the Eut. But
now. conaldering the continued
poUtlcal and mHU.ary retlatance
ln Aflhani.ttan. ll the time to
preH West.em demanda to &et
out. Carter kno wa that the
European "cover" poslUon -
that the Kremlin can soon be
perauaded to let Afthanlatan
revert to lta hlltorlc neutrality
-la fraudulent.
THAT LEAVES him In a
difficult poaltlon to handle the
oiott devastating setback to the
W es t thu s far I n hi s
admlniatratloa. Without the full.
aggressive support of Western
Europe, Carter's poUcy la stuck
on dead cente r. Cqnslde rlng
what lJ actually happening on
the around in Al&hanistan. this
may be the lut moment -and
certainly the m<>1t advanta.ceous
time-to compel the Russians
to ceaae and dalat.
The Soviet effort to control the
dl1inlefl'at.ln1 Afghan army ls
lea• dllflcult than coping wlth
the apllt within the con~rolling
C ommunhl P a r ty . O n e
admlnlatratlon repo rt claims
that "It the present uneasy
truce " bl!tween the two feuding
factions continues. "there could
be another major upheaval."
endln& all p retense that an
Af1han 1ovemment exists.
rn fact. It does not exist.
Adminiatration official• say that
e ven foreign e m bassle s of
A fthan lsta n ar e n o w
"c ompletely ~bserv 1 ent a nd
re s pon sive · t o So v ie t
ambwadors In each capital or
the world.
It lt no wonder . then, that
Kremlin planning today does not
even conte mplate any future
withdrawal from Afghanistan:
If the Rusalans went home ,
anti-Soviet Insurrection would
take over. To counter thlJ. the
Soviet occupiers are trylne to
brainwash Afghan youth with
new Soviet -style tex tbookft .
m o lding e ducation to f it
Moacow'a view of history In
hopoa of building a pro-Soviet
generation for the future
EVIDENCE that the Russians are digging in for the long haul
1s pervasive . The first Soviet
railroad to Kabul Is be ing
co nstructed . two per manent
br1d ge11 a r e replacin g the
pontoons that earn ed Soviet
lroopa Into their bloody invasion
o ver the r iv e r alo n g the
Soviet-Afghan border : the tour
of duty for Soviet t roops In
Afghanis t a n has j us t been
extended to two years : fuel
s tor age bladd ers arc being
r e pl a c ed b y cx t e n ~1 vc
underground 11torage raclltt1es
Tapi Tajbek P1.1lace, when•
Soviet gun me n a'ls ai;s inated
President Amin Dt•e 2!J as thl'
invasion hit high ~ear. 1c; betn~
cleaned up and renova ted Th<'
new occupant of this historw
Afg han trea'l ur•· · a Sov11·I
command headqu<.t rters to run
the country
C ARTER ad m 1nis trat 1<1n
officials discount n•ports lhat ,,
ma1or reinfo r cc·ment of the
85.000 Soviet I roops f1~htm~ an
Afghanistan b about to occur.
With the West s p ilt an 1b
response to the first case nf
milita ry aggn·ss10n outside the
Warsaw Pact !-tmcc World Wur
II. the Kremlin can proceed
s l ow ly . I t w a nts n o b ad
he adllnec; until the Olympics
have finished CPlchrat1ng the
just a n1l peaceful nature of
Soviet foreign policy
In truth. So' 11·t -.ubJ Ugcttion of
,\fgharustan, slow or fost, would
have b<>f>n 1mposs1hle a"a1nst a
West that wa.' united. m1lt tanly
pr e pared a nd arm ed with a
common strategy for de•hng
with the Rus!'.1a ns. Since none of
those three conditions (•x1st, 1t
m atters htlle whether Mosc<JW
e n c ounte r s h arrl l im es In
Afgharu~tan . a fo c-t or utmost
gravity in the i:.truggle for \\Orld
pre-enunence.
Follower of 55 Cites Truck Harassment
To the Editor:
I would like to reply to the let·
ter written by Cheater Kine
<June 5 M.allbox> regardlnl your
editorial and the 55-mUe speed
Jlmtt.
Finl ol all, anyone who obeys
the law and drives the SS-mile
s peed Um1t could tell you that
we do comerve on SH and lives.
If Mr. Kina were obeylna the
law. hf woufd also know lt.
l .l W Error
To the Editor
J read this morning how mem·
bert ot the United Au to Workers
denounced imported cars
In a free enterpnse society.
those who do the best Job of de·
llverlng a product s ucceed If
the UAW would work ha rder at
productJvity than at denouncmR
Imports. American p roducts
would not only be purchased by
Americans . but by foreigners
too. thereby providing more jobs
a nd more income for UAW
m embers.
It is productlvtty which wlll
help make auto prices more
competitive. It la productM ty
which can edd to quality. I own
Am erican autoe, by the way.
RON TITUS
('o•pa••I•• ,,·r•d..-d
To the F.dltor: I wish to add my comments ~o
your June S a rticle oo Peta In
The Lab.
Dr. Van den Noort'1 statement
that he believed a dog, If liYtft a
choice. would surely ratW be
experimented on for a year t.ban
to choose a swift. painless death.
IOWlda Jikf' something from the
"N1&1•a.··
Do UM petl ~et to spend \heir
"week ol nat' att.r experlmen·
tat.lom .,.... ln • ~..-. cap
•ulterlal tbe.,..,. effect.a of ....
1ery, ar are wt to bllln• tbtr
IHDd It IU'olllal tM tM111111\il UCI campua! 18 Dr. Van 4-
Noort ~ aMlDa tM pullMe to btUlft that all ..,.....,.. .,. ............. lat .
Tb• pro-Ullm1I 1roupe '"' thll~ol-.........
OD lift ... mall (former .... In
muay CW) II UllMClllUJ: If
tb• r11earob baa been pertormtd before. data la
anllab&t. ti • peU ,,.... IOld IOI' ........ lllt ,...-, U.. tMt
upon enten ng your business or
race last "eek I discovered that
you too have embarked on much
the same vl'nture -th.t of sell·
1ng promotionlll T·shlrta.
TllE DIFFERENCE between
others and yours is your &ly,
~ugJ1?est1vE' reference to sex lthe
~l oga n "Do It Dally .. >. one
perhaps <:ons idered cute a nd
cleve r in some circles .
Your T-shirts could be a good
g1mm1ck 1f offering a clean Im·
<.tge. I'd say that it's not that
way now and Instead ls tatina
away from the dignity ol the
Da ll y Pilot.
Were I the big man there.
those sturts would be ttmoved
post haste. forthwith and rlght
now
WARREN G. ALTHOFF
Ba11 l ,..,.rre•lftl
To the F.ditor ·
I would like to apnea U..
sentiments regard1aa an utlde
that appeared in tbe Dall1 PUot
June S concemin1 lobbylq by
the B'nai B'rith AaU'4Wam1tian
League at the Pentatoa aplnat
tbe attendance at the Oberam·
mer1au Paulon Play in Well OermaQY by American mWtary
per1onnel. Influence of thl•
nata&N UDDOt be tsnored. taken
Uabtly, nor left unchallenged.
Al • ..Wt of the lobb)'IQI. Oii
tll• •....-ct tbal lt was anti· ltm.l~r WU llaued by Major R. Dean Tice to
ban tbt -..... to the play: an ~
Cler, UYt fortunately. wu la· •ored bJ lndlvlduala of the mWtary.
TBS IMPOaTANT polnt la
Ulat Mith preuW'9 1maclr ~ in·
frtnltment OD the Flrlt Ar.n.d· meet to the Cooltlt.utJon ot the
UnJted Sbtet. 0.. m.-t lotleally q_, la
UM nut atep tJat ... ....,.,..
I exhort every freedom loving
American citizen who shares my
vie ws regard ing this m os t
serious matter. to write the
White House. their congress men
and seoaton~ so that appropn atc
disciplinary action can be taken
against the Pentagon.
J .W.GESKE
lf1111dl<"appt1d?
To the Edit.or :
I'm responding to Ruth Ann
Osdl c k 's June S l e tte r .
"Deserve FIM," In which she
stated that s he s hopped at
Gelson'a Markel Qnd saw fancy
sporu cars parked In the han·
dlcap])ed parking spaces.
Would you believe what I saw
parked there last week? A U.S.
mail truck~
Wlsh I'd had a camera for thnt
one!
MARYOEOROE •.. ,,,,, ....
To the Editor:
The old ada•e ot "Some peo. pit newr lum" can be amply
applied to Howard Jarvla. the
disgruntled proponent or derunct
P.roposltlon ~. Jn bis post·
election response to queries u
to why .. Jaws 2" was decisively
detested, Mr. Jarvis tried to
abtu his misfortune with the al-
leptlon that he was denied vie·
tory 1t lhe polls because the
proposition waa Improperly
worded.
THERE ARE several obvtoua
t.eaaon a why ''Humbl e
Row1rd11.. bralnchlld mot with
diaaaltr but Improper word1n1
of UM lax lnltJaUve ls not one of
them. Foremoet amon1 t.ht nUd
cau .. ol reJectJon ft the co&d re·
allty that the votln1 public could
not tolerate the filthy, vuJaar
an4 offens ive barrace of
verbt111 Mr. J arvla emitted towud thole wbo oppoeed his ... ~:--of •••lGIPllt = JOrlot... -··~~
II -too mar. Dr. VM dm Noorttlli0ulll8Dtbl~ wtu. ..,..... o1 1aumu
ttl•t allow ::::1•11••• tar-
ment ol attead .... to LeDtila
MrVl&I 'by mtlQr)' ..... a I If
where the exact aame *' ' II spoken from Htr)' pulpit ot
Cbri1Uan ehurc .. ~
the world?
~ ......
Tbl1 malady of .. Hoof-In· IDOUlb ............. pertl1pe tbl
~.._ a.et the No on t ODm.
mlu.t WY'"' for tMa an4 tber U.IU.S the adYantqe to
&aat ~r:ii .. almall. G.r .. -.... ....
11 la •••• of more eom .. ............... Ji&LsN SYERS
.' ........ •tl••d• Tefaj: rear you bad on ...._. ,., .. an arttci.. ........ .,.. •• ,atlunto r.=...... ·i. ...... buy ,,. ...... =r:.~·· aM • llboeHtWIMilt
,,.._ --__ ... _ -
TM WYlflt ..:1----DO&. Bvm If tbe WN •· =·it;.::-~ could IDM• • __.....
llJd -ti ... I cball••I• ....... I• &eldertot&MI_..__.
aaalUdcil to w• tMI Jiit erttldlm.
1
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FOR
FATHB'SDAY
Setect a gift
from our
• superb
collection
of TaJbott
silk
neckwear.
548-8684
17th & Irvine • Newport .Beach
~
FOR DAD. ROLEX
THE SKY'S
THE UMIT .••
AND SO IS THE SEA
Whether he flies or sails.
just one watch 1s right
for navigators in both
w orlds: the Rolex
GMT-Master in 18kt.
gold: steel and t•kt.
gold: and stainless steel.
With its 24-hour hand
and rotating bezel. 1s
shows precise time
simultaneously in two
time zones This
self-winding 30-iewel
chronometer is also
pressure-proof down to
1 65 feel 1n its
impregnable Oyster
caae. From S865.
BCIMAmmcatd •vu.a• MOlltn~
CHARLES H. BARR
· \ :sr.
.
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• • ·~ of" . .. .. . .. . . • ,\ ' . . . .
9Nnnnan Ruck\velf s
"Leapfrog"
from the Dave Grossman
Designs Collection
·~-·
. .
One of a ..... of beautifully hlndcrafted Poreellln
mlnlahn lgl.wines from o...,. Gto•men Dellona. Eich ftgurtne wn lntplred by one of Norm1n
Rockwetf'a Saturday Ewnlng Po8t Covert and comes CCJftlOMt• wtth a miniature tag t9PNCa of the
Pott ~ wMf\ ltecJe date. A Cftlrrr1'ng Offt for
t0tne0ne llP4ldlt Figurines very In U. "°"' ~ ~ to 4 k'lc:hM In hetoht. ~ "'"'°'1zecr• b9 IN s.tl.rdlry Evening Pott.
••
'
E~ing~'1e ~wantedin
a Seafood Platter •••
Ciiltist
To Face .
Qairns
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -n.e U.S. IOV·
emment bu woo a St.2
• mlllloa Judament
•••lut a Santa Crua Couty reiiaiom leader.
ArUwr J . Hempel, 40,
of Boalder Creek, WU
c ·barc.e d with • f rawluleatly enro1Un1
aon·atudents In three
beauty aebooll be COD·
trolled and recelviq 342
1overament checks fotaHna $1.2 mll11oo.
U.S. MAGISTRATE
F . Steele Langford, in
rulin& for the govern-
ment. said Hempel ran a
"cult-type organization"
called Christ Circle Inc.,
in which members
"venerate him as God-
incamate."
Tbe San Clemente branch Cll
the Or&DMe County Library will
be cloeed for some book abuf-
fiiag ~ng Saturday and coo.-
t.Jnuing Until June 24.
Library officials say they will'
be rearranging books and otbel'
malerlala for the convenience c#.
library patrons.
The library, localed at 233
Ave. Granada, will reopen at 10
a .m . June24.
Librarian Candy Haggard SUI·
gesls patrons use the Dana
Niguel, San Juan Capistrano, or
Mission Viejo Regional Ubraries
during the l<kiay closure.
ID Card
Sare Set
Senior citizens who don't 'have
a driver's license, or who want
an additional means of iden·
tification, may purch ase an
identification card June 24 in the
Laguna Beach City Hall. s cia1 $}99 ~uJune29
• Crispy Fish
The U.S. Attorney's
office in San Francisco
said it intends to file a
c l ai m in federal
bankruptcy court in San
Jose for money from the
pending sal e of the
Christ Circle property.
The sale of the property
for some Sl.5 million has
been approved, but the
court process bas not
been completed.
ClaiU Cooks for Kids
Tbe cards will be sold from 10
a .m. to 2 p.m. The ser vice is be·
ing sponsore<i, 'by the Senior
Citizens Club of Laguna Beach
and the Department of Motor
Vehicles. There is a $3 charge
for the card. • 2 Tasty Shrimp
• 2 Tender Scallops
• Fresh Cole Slaw
•Crunchy Hushpuppies
•Golden Fryes
Kathy Newton cooks chili at lrvme's University Com-
munity Park for youngsters in he r weekly cooking class
at park. Age group for class 1s 6 to 11 . Chili is a favorite
of class. which will be offe red over the s ummer.
Senior citizens must bring
proof of age.
,990 Long JoM -···Inc.. All t!Qlrt• resen.ed
CJ..ongr:fohnSiJver~®
SEAFOOD SHOPPES
Clemente Delays
Park Fee Issue
3095 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA The San Clemente City Council has decided lo
(Jani South of San Diego FwJ., ACfoq From Fedcol hear more public comment before acting on a pro-
DRIVE-THR S!RVICE AVAILABCt posed increase in park dedication fees. A public ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~hearingonthe~atterwilJcon~ueatthe~unctl's -;:: June 18 meeting.
Park dedication rces are paid lo the city by
Jand developers with the amount determined ac·
cording to a formula involving the SJU or the pro-
perty and the expected number of people that will
live there.
,.1CIS SUIJICT
TO STOC• 0.. HAHD
ODYSSEY 2
EIKh"ollicTV
G_. wittl Alpha
tl•1r~ llepoard
•e4J-s17tNows 15995
7600
FOR INSTANCE, THE DEVELOPD of a
large parcel could be required to dedicate five
acres lo the city for every l,000 persons living
within the development. .
Howevtt, in lieu of the land dedication, the de-
veloper could pay a fee for every acre owed the ci·
ty, according to the formula
City officials are asking the park ded1cat1on
fee be set al $122,687 per acre for anyone filing for
1 a building permit from April 1 to June 30.
THE CITY FINANCE DEPAltTMENT also
•has uked for the authority to adjust the fee either
up or down quarterly based on the Consumer Price
Index of the Los Angeles·Long Beach-Anaheim
area.
City Leisure Services Director Ste wa r t
Frame. in a written report to the City Council,
estimated that, with the park dedication fee set at
$122.687. about $900,000 could be raised for the park
acquisition and development ~d for 1980-81.
GUiliver Film
Offered Seniors
The animated film "Gulliver's Travels" will
be shown free of charge lo senior citizens by
Laguna Federal Savings June 20 at 2 p.m. at the
AL070 South Coast Theater in Laguna Beach . .... s1us Free tickets to the showing are avallable at the ..._, .,...... Senior Center at 515 Forest Ave. or by phoning
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12" BLACK &
WHITE
'310
a.., Slot. '8800
1911 BLACK & WHITE
PORTABLE
t.cJ. $329. s299oo
Irvine Students
Wm Scholarships
Two Irvine students, Tracy Ann Smith, 18. and
Lee Carter, 19, have received ac:holanbips from
Aerojet Ordnance Company of Downey based on
their academic records and participation in school
and community activities.
Miss Smith. student at University High in
Irvine. was awarded Sl,000 from the defen.ae con·
tract manufacturing company. Carter, who will be
a junior al UC Irvine this fall, received $500.
Workslwp Set
For Seniors
Act lV, a oon·proflt educational repertory
theater company, will spomor a theater workshop
for senior ctusena July 19 ln Laaun• Buch.
The worbhop will be from l p.m. to S:30 p.m.
in the Laguna Beach City Council Clwnben at 505 Forest Ave.
For information, call .,"3Ml..
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EOITION
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.. lmY CLAlll&N ..................
·-··• .... doe· w rMtlllllta o1 u.e aaoo block
of A .... 8tnet lD Cotta lleu are~Wm.
Al • rwun, one of u.em, t• year~ Jeffrey OallolbeJ'olm>
A!tJon. St .• wu arrested Weanaaay evemaa tor sml)t· cion of interferlo1 with the
duties ol a city animal control
otneer. Remo, a I-year-old German
altepberd, wu spotted tunnlnc
loose In the nol1hborbood In
violatklo ol leaab l••• at about e p.m.
Animal control officer Ted
Hoffman closed in for the pick-
up bu\ was surrounded by about
a hair dozen residents of the
area near the home of Ramo's
owner. William Ott of 2223
Avalon St .. POlice and Hoffman
reported.
Youni Gallogber led the go.
pound shepherd lnto the Ott
home and wanMld the animal of.
ficer be couldil't eater wit.bout a
warrant, Hoffm4n charged.
The besie«ed .Hoffman radioed
for help. •
A police officer responded and
arrested Gallogher who even·
tually was freed on $75 bail.
City animal control officials
have termed the dog "vicious."
reporting Ramo was quaran·
tined twice in April after in·
dividuals claimed be bad bitten
them.
And U.S. postal officials have
complained often that the dog
runs l~ in the nehtbborbood.
threatening mail camers.
Hoffman said the post office
hu in tum Uu:eateoed to stop
delivering mail along the entitt
block unless something is done
with Ramo.
Wednesday's incident, police
said. was touched off when the
wandering Ramo was involved
1n a fight with another
neighborhood dog.
Hoffman said this morning
that his office will seek a com·
plaint from the city attorney in
an effort to get Ramo out of
town.
ff the complaint is flied and
upheld and Ramo eventuaJly is
caught as he wanders about the
streets, bi.a owners will have to
ship the animal out or the city or
have him put lo death. Hoffman
said.
Senate OKs Draft Registration·
LB Boarder
Uninvited, but Adamant
By JOHN NEEDHAll ot .. Delty .........
It's one thing when a stunt wanders through your
backyard but it's another when be makes himself at home.
Thal seems to be tbe problem today of Helena
Cenatiemi>o, who Uva In the UOO bloct ol Glenneyre
Street in Laguna Beach.
SKUNKS ABE FAIRLY common in the Art Colony, so
Mrs. Cenatiempo wasn't too ~cemed when this little
black and white feUow began visiting her yard about two
weeks ago.
On Junes. however. Stunt wore out bis welcome.
While she was on the phone, be strolled through her
open kitchen ~r and toured the living room.
MRS. CENATIEMPO FINALLY lured him outside by
waving a sparerib bone under his nose.
The Laguna woman then sought help from the city's
animal shelter, hoping somebody might escort Skunk to a
new location.
Like Sacramento. perhaps .
She was told she'd have to rent a frap first in Laguna
Niguel with a $75 deposit.
AFTER SHE TRAPPED Skunk. the animal control
people said they'd be happy to pick him up.
Alas, the trap store w.as out of traps. Mrs. Cenatiempo
is now on a Skunk Trap Waiting List.
Meanwhile, Laguna Police U . John Zelko, trying to be
helpful, has tried to offer Mrs. Ceoatiempo help from the
voice or experience.
"THROW SOME MOTHBALLS under the house."
Zelco advised. "When you do that, most or the time the
skunk takes off."
The jury is still out today on Zelko's mothball
treatment for furry visitors.
· Clashes C'ontin11e
11 Iran Soldiers
Seized in 'Plot'
Mid-July
RenelVal
Date Set
WASHINGTON I AP> -The
Senate today approved, 58-34,
President Carter's plan to renew
peacetime draft registration as
early as next month.
After a seven·day debate and
rilibuster. the Senate joined the
House in approving Carter's
request for $13.3 million to
register all 19-and 2()-year-0ld
meo at PoSt offices across the
country.
Before the fi na l vote, the
Senate rejected . 59·35. an
amendment by Sen. Mark
Hatfield. R-Ore .. that would
have chopped the money to $4.7
million simply to improve the
present standby registration
plan.
U the House approves a minor
amendment. the measure could
go to Carter next week.
Selective Service Director
Bernard Rostter said "we're
shooting for mid-July" to begin
registering 4 million men over a
two-week period -one week for
those born in 1961 and the
followil\5t week lor those born in
1960.
Bkffcle Bldlt For ••••
Men now 18 would register
next year and 18-year-olds would
register each year after that. Failure to register could be
punished by up to five years in
prison and a Sl0,000 fine.
Jo~n Cunningham <on two-wheeler) and
Troy McKee (bringing up rear> drew
some double takes as they went for a spin
earlier this week along Newport Beach's
Ocean Front Avenue ne ar 34th Street.
Rostker said the president will
issue a proclamation setting the
date for renewal of registration.
Durin~ debate before the vote.
Hatfield denounced registration
as •'the firs t step and a
s ignificant s t e p " toward
renewin!l the draft itself.
But Sen. Sam Nunn. D-Ga ..
a rgued that registration would
save up to 120 days jn mobilizing
militarv r ecruits in an
e mergency.
The Senate scheduled the vote
on the pJ a n today after
opponents gave up their futile
fight to derail it with a five-day
filibuster and then a n aU-n.igbt
<See DllAfT. Page ll>
College Land
Sale Plan
Advances
Mesa Starts
Water System
Expansion
Work has begun on a proJect
to increase water supplies to
Costa Mesa's Wallace Improve·
ment Diatrict when a proposed
SO.unit sublidi&ed rental project
is scheduled.
The water syst.em, construct·
ed by the Edmund J . Vadnais
Cons truction Co. of Solana
Beach, involves laying l V. miles
of 8-incb water mains and the in·
staUatioo cl 17 fare hydrants.
The water system will be COO·
struct.ed on Wallace, Sterling
Palace and Pomona avenues
between Hamilton and 19th
streets.
Vadnais Con struction's
$208,381 bid for the water Job
was lower than orlglnally Southern CaJUomia College's estim~.!f the city and Mesa
plans to sell nearly three •cres Conso Water District. co-
of undeveloped land oil Newport sponsors ol tbe federallY funded
Boulevard near Fair Drive 1n water IWW\,ject. Costa Mesa moved forward this ..--.
week. The Wallace 1U'ea is slated for The clty'a Planning Com· urben redevelopmellt under
mission bu ~mmeoded to the federal lb.wlq ud Commllllity
City Council a land UH ctestcu· Development fund •rants.
Uoo chanle for about 1.6 acres The= will reconstruct area
of the property. anew. rue a number ol sub-Tbe eollep la eeetinl to re-,, _
JCJGe lbe Mllll·publlc desJaaitimt standard homes on three
to blab demlty residential. separate par~el1 at the The propoeec1 a..a dealpatkln soaatbweat comer of Wallace
would permlt up to. apartment A H DU• .ad 20th Street, Oft
or COftlbnhdam unltl oa each~ PomOM A'fedue oortb of aoth
the acrea lnvoh..S, a plamiaC and on Wall.ce north ol 1ltb departmem ~-.mu aald. Stteet, aald elly coordlnator
Tbe .... fll tbe pal'ffl ~ TOGY Clnnartato.
poMd for .... and developmeilt Lad DUftbuil. -..uu. .... alreadJ bMr'I tbe blab 6ealit1/ 111 lmproveJMDU, the water
re1ldeaUal 1CMtl111• faNI, .... projeet ••4 reloc•Uo• of apokeunan ..sd. ) · famt._ ..._ ta UM .,... an
expec&ecl to co-t abo¥t tt.4
mUU.. The property WW be ION. to a
de¥elopw.~tald.who
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15 Seeking Mesa
Pl8nning Posts
Fifteen Costa Mesans have ap-
plied for three openings on the
city's Planning Commission. of-
ficials report.
Positioos to be filled by City
Council appoi.ntmeot when they
expire on June 30 are those of
Planning Commissioners Dave
Lorenzini. Dr. ~Lane Thyen
and Kaureen DiDomenico.
Mrs. Di.Domenico bas applied
for reappointment. The other
two announced last mootb they
would not seek reappointment.
One man wbo faled for a post.
ceoeot contractor Charles
Markel. bas withdrawn bis ap-
plicatioo for a four year posL
A city spokeswoman said
Martel indicated be would be In
Hawaii when council members
conduct interviews next Wednes·
day.
The council will interview one
applicant, Walter M. Daveaport.
Saturday when it meeu ln
special session to consider re-
development Issues. Davenport
ii national sales and lldministra-
Uon manage!' for Rwseo Blee·
tronica 8yl&fml ol Glendale.
Other applicants are VireiJUa
Blast Kills Tot
NEW YORK <AP> -A broken
..... mal.D appareoUy wu to
blame for an explosion that
leveled a Brom laundry, kiWDI
a t-moath-«d lirl u4 lDJuriQ&
at leut 14 people, oa.td.ala aay.
FREBZER S4.LE
4' COOL DEAL ..
Kidder. a c ity traffic com-
missioner . Bruce Co rzine, a
Realtor and partner 1n an invest·
ment company.
Also Father Conrad Nord·
qu1st, a vtcar at St. John the
Divme Episcopal Church; Lynn
Van Aken. area manager in
community development for
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co.
and a member of the city·s
Housing a nd Co mmunity
Development Committee.
Also Richard E. Victor. a USC
English instructor . Ramona
Sawyer Wat.son, a private busi·
ness and education consultant;
Scott Williams , a legal re·
searcher; Cheryle Ersavas, as·
sistant priocipaJ at Davls Middle
School.
Others are technical coosult-
a n t William Bandaruk.
manufacturing company owner Ray Torrey, city traffic com-
m is a ione r C.L. Ropp and
architect,developer Jorge
Alvaret, who also ls chairman of
the city's Housing and Com·
munity Development Commit·
tee.
Weat•er
Fair LbrouCb Frioy ex·
cept tor~ aad morning
low clouds. Loq tonight
50 at the beaches and 57 inland. Hl&ba Friday up-
• per 8C)I to mid 'JOI.
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TINaplcNdlMo*"o/
th• killer NH mo11 1tot
material• o/Ctrr oU. S.c
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LAS VEGAS <AP) -A twtce-delay«t uadv1round nuclear
tMt, U. "'9lth -~ thM year1 wu detouted Loda, at the
Nevada ,._t sue. the Department or t:n.ro announced.
'n.. .. ,.. no Pl'ObMml and no radiaUon leakaa• wltb the weapont relat9d blaat, code·named "Kaah," department
•pok•m.an Dave MUler 1a1d. He aaid the force ot UM teat
meuured betweH JO and 1!50 llUotom of dynamite
c-re.-r l.r••• Pl••l•r• Ge.la
WASIDNOTON <AP> -President Cart.er urged Democrata
today to adopt a campalan plaUorm that fullllla "the bulc 1oa1a
of uniting the party" and speedjna Its candldatea to victory In
November.
Tba president spoke lD a '15-paae ltatement deUvered \o the
party's platlonn commlttff, which ba1an a final, tbree-d•Y
bearing on the 1• campalp document to be drafted later thla
month and aubmltUMI to the DemoeraUc Natl0ctal CoavenUoa foe"
action in August.
He .. l"fl Bla11 Biii Baf"kf'd
WASHJNGTON <AP> -A houatna discrimination bill Preal·
dent Carter calla "perhaps the moat important civil rt1bts bill"
in a decade ea.slly passed the House tod~ alt.er aupportera de·
teated a lut-dltch attempt to send It back to committee for
moreWGl't.
Tbe ll0-95 vote sent the bill to the Senate, where ahnUar
le,Ulation already la beln8 worked on in committee.
Crec-k.-r C1ua Prl•• Rah•
SAN PRA.NCISCO (AP> -Crocker National Bank lowered
Its prime lead!ng rate a balf-polnt to 12~ percent today, follow·
inl moves lo some Eutem banU. Two months a10 tbe prime
peaked at 2D percent.
Lesbiaa Sailors?
Gay Li/ e on Ship
Probed by Navy
TORRANCE, (AP> -Nearly
one-fourth of the 61 female
sailors aboard the US.S Norton
.. Sound, a mllsUe test ship docked
al the Long Beach Naval Center,
are under investigation for
homosexuality, a newspaper re-
ported today. The lnvesUgatlon began May
15 and orlginaUy lncluded 24
women who voluntarily un·
derwent psychological gcreen·
ing. said U . Commander Mark
Baker, a Navy public affain of.
ficer.
However. Friday and Monday,
t6 of those women were re·
moved from the Port Hueneme·
. based ship and taken to the
Naval Hospital at Long Beach to
undergo complete psycholORical
examinations, the Daily Breeze
reported.
Some of the women refused
and some proceeded to ask for
legal counsel.
All of those under investiga·
lion have been in the navy from
six to 20 yeara, the paper said it
was told.
"No charges have been flled
again.st any individual. An ad·
minbtraUve examiDation of the
alJegatiom la continuing," said
Baker.
Under naval re1ulation1 ,
grounds for dlacbarae include
homosexual actlvlty prior to
enllatmeot, a bomoeexual attack
on someone. havln1 a bomosn·
ual encounter while enllated or
exblbltini bomosexuaJ tenden·
cl ea.
Baker would not reveal the
apeclftc pounds on wblcb the
Nort.oo Sound crew women were
belDI lnvesU1ated, but tald:
Long Beach Harbor for periodic
maintenance and has about 375
crew memben on board. inchid·
ing 58 enlisted women and three
female officers. None of the of.
ficera is under investigation.
Bakeraaid.
The Navy refused to say how
the accusations surfaced. But an
informed source told the Daily
Breeu that a list of all women
personnel was circulated among
the female sailors, who put
check marks beside the names
of women they suspected of be·
ing homosexual.
The individuals were Iden·
tified by the junior crew mem
bers aboard ship. one source
told the newspaper , and the
probe "was probably Initiated by
the executive officers on the
ship."
The captain or the Norton
Sound. Jay Seebirt, refused to
comment.
Two high-level sources at the
Naval Hospital. who didn't want
to be identified "because word is
coming down not to say
anything," told the newspaper
that the majority of women are
E ·5 and E--4, second and third
claaa petty officen.
Lt. Cmdr. ~r1e Marta, bead
of the Naval station's le1al
services, said if action la taken
against the women for homoeex·
ualJty, they have a rt1t.it to an
admlol1trattve bearinl and
legal counsel to fltht discbar1e.
They may alao seek outalde
coWUlel.
The Nortm Sound wu one ol the flnt Navy lbtpe to embara
on the "women at sea" prosram
begun lo ltTB. ·•we don't thlnk these lnd·
dents wtl1 affect the prosram."
Balrerufd.
HABRISBUllO, Pa. (AP>
Many ol the people Uvtnt near
Thr.. Mlle llland lncreued
lbtlr C(IUUmpOoa of alc:oMI el1arttl~~,._truqulll11H ;;& llHPlftl pw11 ln tie \WO ..U
f ollowln1 the aec=ldtnt at the
nuclear power plant, 1a1• a
state Health Depel'tlUnt atud)t .
The report, nleued w..-...
day. alto aaid.. that people wbo
left the 1.S-1110• radJu around
ThrM MU. llland,durlo1 Ute ee-
cldent 1peot •·• million aod k>lt
$1.4 m1Woo ln loeome.
About &0,000 bo\aHhold1 or
150,QOO we,.. evacuated du.riaa
lhe ~week period rouowt.na
lhe March II. 1979. accident. Lbe
department said. It• report, called "Health·
Related Economic Costa of the
Three Mile lalaAd Aceldent."
analyses 1horl·term health·
related costa of the accident.
Famlllee that lef\ durlnl the
emeraency tended to ba )'OUlller
and large.r, more hilhlY educat·
ed. and more recent arrivals lo
the area. researchers found.
The evacuees included about
two·thlrd of those living within
five miles of lbe plant, one-half
of thoee living between alx and
10 mUes away. and one·lhird of
those Uvtna between 11 and lS
mUes from the plant, they noted.
An earlier study sponsored by
the Nuclear Regulatory Com·
mission estimated evacuation
costs al $9.8 mlUion, with $6. 7
million In lost income.
But lhe Health Department
sald its figures are more ac·
curate because they lake into
account the fact that most
evacuees stayed with friends or
relatives. Only 8 percent stayed
al hotels or motels. the depart·
ment aatd.
Both the N RC and Health
Department reports estimated
insurance companies paid out
Sl .2 million in benefit.s to people
living within a l>mUe radius of
the plant.
Gang Friction
Called Cause
Of Gun Death
Friction between two rival
Santa Ana i.treet gangs wa!>
described for an Orange County
Superior Court Jury Wednesday
in lhe murder trial of Antoruo
Correa. accu..sed oC the street
corner slaying of Mau rice
Ibarra last December.
Ibarra. 21. had been pursuing
a civil rights action again.st the
Santa Ana Police Department
after he claimed an officer bad
dehberat.ely dropped ham off in a
rival gang's territory.
Prosecutor Tony Rackauckas
told Juron In his opening argu·
menl in Judge Frank Brtseno's
courtroom that the shooting had
1t.s origin in the friction between
two gangs -F Troop and the
Dramatics, whose territory was
separated by the Santa Ana
River.
Rackauckas sa.ld gang mem·
ben who arow up toeether have
strong loyalties u well aa •troaa
rivalries. Between F Troop and lbe
Dramatics. he sa.ld, there bad
been rivalry for some time.
••What we bave bere la san1
warfare," the proeecutor aald.
Raekaucw aald lt was COO·
aldend an .ct of war lf a rival
1101'1 car went lbrou1b t.er·
ritory not lta own.
An F Troop car, be taid. did
Just that, puslo1 tbroulb the
Santa Nlta aedion ol the clty-
wbere the OramaUcs wer&-the
evenina ol Dec. l. Tbe car wu
abot at-.
"Ho1DOM1ual activity will not
be toler.a.d., ud any member
wbe II detennlfted to have at·
temDled.. IOllctted. or enpced lo laomoHxual act• shall
normallT be separated from aaval~ee." Tbe Nor1aD SouDd l1 docked bl
c
Relatives Assume
Volcano Killed Kin
DAILY PILOT
llelped After Crasla
Costa Mesa firemen and paramediet1 ad·
minister a.id to motorist Constance J . Cov·
ey. JO. Huntington Beach, after rescuing
her from her mangled car Wednesday.
Highway Patrol s aid she veered mto
guardrail of Corona del Mar Freeway on·
ramp near FaLrv1ew Road wtuJe entering
San Diego Freeway Thursday evening.
After being pried from wreckage, s.be was
taken to Fountain Valley Community
Hos pital.
I ·rfHfl Pag.-. ' I
DRAFT •.•
session -the f1r11t In thre<.> year.
and the 14th round the clock
rilibusler m Uus cenlurv.
The Senate invoked cloture
Tuesday, limlUng debate to 100
addlt1onal hours When Halfteld
vowed lo try to use them aJI..
Senate MaJority Leader Robert
C. Byrd, D·W.Va ., put the•
Senate m continuous session rn
an attempt to wear down oppo
nents
The dlffert"nce betw<•en that
and the all-rught ses.!>1o n 1n 1977
was that the last one wa!> an out
and out filibuster. with no l'nd in
:;ight. o ver dereJ(ulat1on or
natural gas This ont-wa~ sim
ply running out the cloturt> clock
• Hatfield forced sen:1tors to
answer roll call after roll call
and then his alht'S held th1•
Sen ate floor with end t<J end
hour-long speeches both for and
against regislrutlon
The talkaghon µlayt.'d to an
ulmost·empty chamber
Some senators spent thf' n1unt
on cots set up in the cloakroom
or on couches In their om~
Many simply went home. tru.'lt
ing an agreement that there
would be no votes after I a m
There seldom was even J
single visitor m the long pubhc
galleries above.
Carter announced m his State
or the Union m~sage ID Januar;.
that he Intended to renew draft
registration as one 'tep to !itlo"'
U S . resolve against Sov1 cl
military moves In Afghamstan.
1·rnHt PafJft . I I
IRAN .•.
Ghotbtadeh renewed h•~
private dJaJogue with Au.stnan
Chancellor Bnmo Krelaky. -re-
portedly diacuuln1 waya of re-
solvina the deadl~k over ~ S3
American hosta1" who apent
thelr Z22nd day In captivity 1n
Iran today.
Reporta incllcated tbe m~·
Ina. in • hotel dunn1 the rught.
may have been more successful
than the meetinga Ghotbudeh
held with Krelaky and other
soclallst leaden to Tehran last
month.
Built-in Disputes
Face Airport Plan
By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN
OI tlto o..tr ,_ ~1 .. 1
A SJ02 OC(J study comm1si1ianed
b~ the OrJnge County Board of
Superv1MJr~ to guide develop·
mt-nt ol John Wayne Alrport was
in d1,pute even before the first
mtrnm rt'µort was issued
'1.:ewport Beach Co:.ta Me'>a
and Santa AnJ Ht·1J(hlc; re-;1denb
"'h<i II\<' n('ar lhe ;urport .,aid
th1•) Ct•ared tht-ma!tkr plan
'4 11Ultf lt·dd \t> l'll'.pa n.,IOn Of
airport (Jc·1ltt1e .. alld ult1mdlt·ly
tu 1111·n·i!M'd dally ru~hw.
'>o 11 ,., rwt -.urpri!>lng that r<'
p11rh 11n rach pn·ll minary druft
1..,,u1·d h\ tht· rn ai.ter pldn '
author.. \;l'N Conwhdated. J ff'
n ·atJ ;.inxrnusly b> those with a
\l·-.tt-d intn<''>l in the· airport
f lt•n ... 1on.., on t•vf'ry as~ct of
tht ma..,ll'r pl<in 14 Ill bt> made by
th1• count) '>Uperv1sors by the
end nf January. 1981 .
However. a lengthy period or
public 'IC'rutiny will prttede that
fin a I public heanni? in J aniary
Thi' airport comm1s.s1on·s July
8 meetmg presently 1s scheduJed
a-. I hf' last pubh<.' presentation
on th\' lhrtt parts or the master
pl.Jn Mudy before flnal drafts
an• wntten.
T ho-w three part.-; are the "en·
viron m<'n tdl do<.'ument. the
rll;J,lf>r plan Of ph~!>ICo l fo c1h\Jt~
Jntl tbe no1-.c· an<! land u,t.
'>IUCI\
Thl• three part c;tudy mJy dtf·
frr '-<>mewhat frt>m the mtenm
n •ports that hJ \l h<><·n 11>-.ut-d
and may abo c·hangt-'lightly bv
the t1mt> the rm al draft reports
a rf.' raJea~~'(J
F1 rkll-draft report~ arc
!i('heduled' for <.'OmpJE.>tlOfl .by JU ·
I\ 13 but w1 II then undergo a
thr1>e-week rev1e-by airport
s taff members.
After the thref'-week review
and 30 more days for VTN to
make corrections. 200 copses will
be pnn~ for public di.stnbuUon
during the first week of Sep·
tember
Duran& the six week.s the docu
ments are ·in public cir culation.
city councils and other bod.les
can request preseotallOJlS by tbe
consultants. '
Airport staff membe~ will ac-
<.'ept written comments dunng
the aix·week period, and then
will take 45 days to respond to
those comments.
The first week or December
will mark a major pubhc"),ear·
1ng befort' the county plaruung
comm1s~1on
Aftf.'r adjustments are made in
thl· ... tudy '"" a result of lhal
ht'drini.:. lht· final package will
bt· 11rt~l'ntt'<i 111 another pubht
hl"arinl<( before the Board of
Su pervt&<>r.
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Probe
Pushed
WASHINGTON (APJ -The
Treasury Department is contm·
u1n g to investigate whether
Ramsey Clark and nine other
Am encan.~ violated the law by
du.regarding a prestdenuaJ or·
der and traveling lo lran. gov·
ernment off1ctals say.
Clark and the other members
of his &~ went earlier th.ls
mo nth lo Iran. where 53
A mt!ricans have been held
ho~tuge since la.st November. to
Jlt~nd the "Crimes of Amenc<1"
<"On£erence. Prestdent Carter, by
banninf( certain transfers or
money to Iran, had in effect
barred travel U> the country.
R oberl Have l . a Justi<"e
Department ~pokesman , said
Wednesday that the Treasury
Department investigation was
continwng and il was not clear
when 1t would be finiahed. C~rk,
he said. was not expected to re·
turn to the United States until
Saturdav.
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SHER.MAN ·OAKS, Calli. (AP> _i· Rlchanl
Pryor's lawyer aay.s the comedian wu crltlc;ally
burned when a glass of' rum ignited as be lit a
cigarette. and his doctors deny Pryor ever told
them be had been using a flammable drul mixture
when be was engulfed in flames.
But police were standing by their account that
the 39-year-0ld Emmy and Grammy winner bad
told Dr. Jack Grossman be bad been usin1 a mill.·
ture or ether and cpcaine known as "free base"
Monday night and that the ether bad exploded.
PRYOR, MEANWHILE, walked 'around a lit·
tie Wedn~ay, ate some food and made a feW>
wisecracks. He still was listed in critical condition
with third-degree burns from bis waist up. includ·
lng his arms and face. But doctors said he could be
orr the critical list in two weeks.
When Pryor was first admitted, doctors rated
bis survival chances as less than even.
Dr. Jack Grossman, one or two physicians treating Pr')'or. dimbsed the police account
Wednesday, saying, ·~When there is as much excite·
ment and chaos as there was when Richard came in·
to the emergency room. some things that are said
mightbeheardinaccurately."
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.FRE.5NO, Calif. <AP> -Two children whose
paralysis allegedly was caused by the treatment
they received at birth in a Fresno hospital will re-
ceive millions or dollars
in the settlement of a ( J
. :r!!f~~~c~:~t. court SF ATE
ADd the parents of a ....,, --------third clilld who allegedly
received the same treatment and died a abort time
after birth have settled another suit out or· court
for an undetermined amQO.Dt. the records show.
One source close to the cue estimated the
hospital's payments could reach $26 million if the
YOUD&Ster'S live a normal lifespan.
Da• f'ill \ rl .. .-d
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. has taken the side of the rafters against the
farmers in vetoing a bill to speed the filling of the
New Melones Reservoir.
He said the reservoir will eventually be filled
anyway, and the nine-mile stretch of wbite-water
rapids still open sfK>uld be kept and appreeiated,
for as tOng as possible. • .. ' ... · ~
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·SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Senate banking
committee, heeding dis~s calls frqsp th~ saviqgs
and loan lobby. has app~ved a bill l(> ,permit home
mortgage loans with dramatically varying
monthly payments.
1be interest on 30-year, variable-rate loans coUJd Ouctua~ up to ~ perce.ntage pomt a year, or
five percentage points every five years, under tbe
bill sent to the floor.
Bu 1·arr Hihr .~..-Pn
. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Bus riders in the Los
Angeles area can ex~t a 25 percent increase in
bus fares next year because of waning transit sub-
sidies, the director of the Los Angeles Transporta-
tion Corpmission $aid Wedqel;cla,y.
The comnlissl0n tbroed ~an RTD i;equest
for an additional k .s millioo lo aid to soften the
impad of a fare increase adopted bJ dlrecton
Monday.
TBS wca&N& VAU.BY plut "will not be built unless Mm...._ .. falll, •• aald Mlte a.tel. manaaer of repla&Gry af.
latn ta die~· 1,.mm d9tlJ4« eat ~•t.
"W• .,. ~ ·u .. a c..l..;_ ircdect:• • aal.._ ··con-
Uaaeat an ....-or DOt odles' proJecta aet ba11t add contiqent OG cbante1lnOW'ferecuttoad~ ...
Tbe l!nerl)' Coma>luJon approved tbe Lucerne Valley plant
tut•-· It wu acbedu.led to start senerat.lnc electricity lo 1ta,.. &om 119 to 19 from a ate north of Bii Bear Lake ln San Bernardlno<Jounty.
....,.E TO aEVJSE the l"Owtb forecasts came ln the
tac. fl' S9erV Comblbsklil ftcura abowlnc more than a 50 per·
eeat drop tn the crowth rate lince the early mo.. when demand wu rtliq by 7 percent a year.
Tlrie n.era Coaimiaslon pndlcta tbat the crowth rate will
drop ewn further tn then~ tutwe.
•
nlE CllANGE .SANS l!'.dilon believes It can .et by ln Uaia
decade wU.b %,000 mqawatU ol eleetridty 1ela tbaD It luld tboucJat.
Cmt ol tbe Lueerae Vafle7 plant w .. eltlmat.c! at mt mlllloa,
with UllJt three units ol Calltornla C.oa1 projected at St.I bllllon.
"Tbla ta remarkable erideoce of how much llexibWty there I.I
once tomebod7 looka at the numbers," aa1d DaYid Roe, a lawyer
for the Sa FranclKo-baed P.nriromnmtal Defense Fund
•"'hliss OE THE CBA.NGES tbat determine wbetber you
slAk blllkJac of doll.an Into concrete and coal mines.••
F.dt80D pt09ides electrldty to a lar1e seet.loa of Soutbem
California north of San Dieco outside tbe city ol Los Aqeles.
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' SAN DIEGO <AP> -Scott ReUly is a two-year I
letterman in swimming and polo and a B student. j
He's also the guy who once wore an owl suit on I
campus and posed lying down in the waterfountain
while the otben stood up. I
As bis years at Crawford High drew to an end, I Scou decided be "bad to do something" to top It
all. I The fmaJ assembly round the tall. 17-year-old
Reilly ln a t.rencheoat. red socks and old gray ten·
nis shoes Friday. I
AS ~ 01'llD stodents and t.beit pa.rents I
cat.bend. be pulled a wool ski cap over his face 1
and slipped out of the Cott. I
Shocked sileoce, then laughter. greeted his l
SO.yard romp in the nude across the gym floor. But,f
school officials promptly suspended Re~y fromt
his last two days ol school and barred him fromf
tonight's commencement. r
I "I MADE A IOSTAKE;• said ScoU. appearing:,
in a tbJ'ee.piece suit before the city school board;
Tuesday. -~ta..tial Death The board refused to overrule Crawford's1 .-.,,. ~.. · punishment. but Reilly will get his diploma. Hel Battalion Chief Herman Petereit of of about 100 nearby residents. Los Angeles was allowed to spend "Grad Night'' at Disneyland!
Riverside Fire Dept. directs clearance of to Las Vegas train was carrying tanke~ of and attend the senior awards banquet. 1
44-car freight train wereckage today in af. liquid chlorine and of sodium hydroxide. . 1
termath of Wednesday's potentially deadly No leakages were discovered and residents 5COn' &E•INDl:D the board that be volun·I
derailment which forced biie( evacuation were allowed to return home tarily ideot.ified himself as the streaker. · 1 ~~~-r-_:__:____;_~~~~~~.J.._~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-1
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Mesa's Patience
A Better Solution
A Utt.le ~Ueoce by tile eo.t. Mi.a Cit)' Council uft1
th1s year now appean dme to ee.YlA& off.
Costa .... WU ooe of tbe few riU• ln OrtN• Cowl·
ty that balked at ~ a law bamrlna lbe sale ol druJ parubemalla to mmon. •
At the time, Colia lleu oftlclala reuoned Uiat tbe.y
should wait out the fate ol an Aalembly blll seekln1 a
statewide bu on ctrua ctnt~ •al• to mtnon.
That bill, aut.hored by Santa llonlca Auemblyman
MoJvtn lAvtne and co-authond by lhmtlut.oo Beach Al·
emblyman Dennla Manaen. cleared the State Judiciary
Committee th.ls week. The next test comes when it's
brought before the full Senate.
Costa Mesa'• patience I.I~ by the fact that
many cities that went ahead with Individual
paraphemalia laws are being challenged bl court.
Last week Newport Beach City Council members ap..
proved such a law over wamlnp from their attorney that
they could be walking into a lawsuit.
The city attorney told Newpon COWtcil membera that
the laws have poor track records ln Los Angeles and
Orange counties. A Westminster law similar to Newport's
recently was struck down after being challenged in court.
A little patience, in this case, well may solve the
problem.
Hearing ~akes Sense
Projects turned down by a planning commission may
be appealed to the city council by anyone paying a filing
fee in most communities.
Not so in Costa Mesa.
Anyone unhappy with a Mesa Planning Commission
decision must prove -according to city ordinance -that
a procedural error occurred tn the l>ianning process or
s ubmit new evidence for reconsideration.
The council, of course, can vote to hear any appeal or
even call up a planning commission decision on it.s own
for review.
Such was the case more than a week ago when out·
s poken Iranian immigrant Ali Rousban filed an appeal
a fter the commission denied the meditation tower and
waterfall he wants to e rect near his Superior Street busi·
ness.
Despite Roushan's failure to present new evidence or
prove procedural error. the council unanimously agreed
to consider the commission's decision.
It was a good move. Maybe once and for all the air
will be cleared over the red tower, a "Political issue" ac-
cording to Roushan's friends. They claim the tower in the
final analysis is a piece of a.rt.work.
But the council must determine whether that "art"
blends with the area. is too tall or is a hazard for those
climbing .to its top to meditate over the panorama of
downtown Costa Mesa.
Foot Patrol Costly
Reserve Police officer Don MacDonald, 55, will walk
his 2 1 ~-mile beat in downtown Costa Mesa for the last
time on June 30. He and his route are victims of city financial prob-
lems and statewide training rules that dictate reservists
may not fill the fulltime shoes of regular sworn officers.
Because or his age, the reservist can't become a
sworn officer. City retirement plan rules forbid it, says
Police Chief Roger Neth.
MacDonald's friends downtown. where he has walked
the beat for seven years, object to the budgetary de·
c1sion.
But the chief says the city could lose up to $100,000 a
year in state training funds by leaving the reservist on
the job.
Besides, the fool patrol is mosllt a public relations
job, he says.
But merchants claim their downtown area is relative-
ly crime free and attribute much of that to MacDoriald's
daily presence.
Only time will tell whether the chief or the merchants
have the better fix on the situation.
Meanwhile. the businesspeople have two apparent
alternatives.
They can hire MacDonald at his current $16,000
s alary as a security guard or petition the city council to
assign a f ulltime officer at an annual cost of $30,000.
With city income projections on the wane, and
merchants keeping a wary eye on the economy. neither
alternative appears Popular. • Optn1ons expressed an the '9PKe above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment as invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa resa. CA 92626. Phone (71•) 642-<4321.
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ByLM.BOYD
In Poland, blthcb.lken over
aee 11 are laued booklet.a ol
coupom. They &Ive them te
driven who olfer ridel. So
many coupons per so many
kilometen. The driven tum
tbem bl. A touerJ la drawn
from tbem. WIDDlq driYer . ;ett a oew car. WUb tboM
coupon boc*le&I, badcteetal~
ly. 1oee accident lmuranee
coverace f« tbe bite""'• ...
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Joyee twmer. Ba ca JOU ldellttfJ ft'..t IWmert Nota·
bl• on ttrO accouotl ••• Frees. M tllll fat.bet of .Joye.
and the man wbo Invented
powder for Jobo100 fJ
• Johnloo about 85 years ago.
Some Malagaaiaoa In
M ada1ucar di& up tbelr
dead periodica11Y to rewrap
aamefndemlhrouda.
B-..rcbers NY t.be_y ean find DO aut.beaticated Cate ol
any person every b1ln1
Lrapptd by a pant cl.am.
1D S0m1H1, It fl tbe job fJI
tile womea to load "•
c..,. fQr travlll.. It la tM Job of die ...... tbere, to ...
tboH camel1. Tbl1 la a natural • ...._ al Jabar, iii It
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Alliance Split Helps Kremlin
W ASHJ.NGTON -Despite new
evidence •bowing popular realJ~ to the Soviet invasion
of Af1b•ot1tan far beyond
anything anticipated by
Moecow, the widcnin& split in
the Weetem aWaoce b maldn.a
It., difftcult for Presldent Carter
LO exploit what ought to be an
opportunity against the
Kremlln.
The evidence i.a clear: rapid
dilintecratioD and unreliability
of the Sovi·
et-controlled
Altban army,
a11u1lnatlon
of Soviet and
pro ·Soviet
offlclah,
rl1ln1
Russian
caaualtlea.
B u t
Wea tern
EUl'Olll lll*'i•llJ Fraca llDd Weal Germany -shows no
Uklnl for any muscled response
to the Dec. 1m tnvulon desptte
1tronar pressure from Carter.
Thu1, the Kremlin can bide lts
time 1n achieving control over 15
million Afghans. There ls
nothing standlng in the way.
"A ~ benefit tor Moecow
la dileovert.ne they can do this
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Af& .. an lnvHlon w!lbout Ule
Europeans rlalnt up," one
admlnllt.raUoo of.fidal told ua.
"That'• quite e dtlcovery."
President Carter had to beg,
c-.Jole and aenutJeet to win even
the maralnally-thln 1upport be
hat aained from Am•rcla'•
NATO all lea. Only Weat
Germany bas boycotted the Moccow Olympics, and nooe of
the Europearus like Carter's
effort to bloc~ sopblaticated
Industrial equlpment for the
Ruuiana.
CAllTEa'S OWN respome to
• the lnvuJon was mild enou.ah.
particularly tn view ol bla bot
rhetoric. But at least tbe
president was reali.IUc ~
to withdraw bis ctaerlahed
Stratealc Arma Limitation
Treaty <SALT II) from the
Senate. and. tn effect. to decree
a temporary end ot deteate.
In contrast, b1a aWet wut to
shrua of/ the tnvuioa u ol no
real concern and aet about tbetr
money.making bullneu ol ever
more trade with the Eut. But
DOW, coml~ft the CODtlnued pollUcal and tary rnlataoce
tn Afabanlatan. la the lime to
press Western demandl to get
out. Carter know• that the
European "cover" position -
that the .. KffmlJn can soon be
persuaded to let A/gbaniatan
revert to its hiJtortc neutrallty
-is rraudulent.
THAT LEAVES him In a
difficult position to handle the
most devastatiog setback to the
West thus far in his
administration. Without the full,
auresslve support of Western
Europe. Carter's policy Is stuck
on dead center. Considering
what la actually happening on
the around lg Afghanistan, this
may be the wt moment -and
cert.alnly the molt advant.aJ(eous
tim&-to eompel the Rualans
to cease and delist.
The Soviet effort to control the
distnt.ecraUnc Afghan army is
less dift'lcuh than coping with
tbe apUt wttbln the controlling
Coarmuolst Party . One
admlnltt.ratlon report claims
that "If tbe present uneasy
lnlce" between the two feuding
factioas continues, "there could
be another major upheaval,"
endln& all pretense that an
Af1ban government exlsb.
lo fact , It does not exist.
AdmtniatratJon of'rielals say that
even forelan embassies of
Afghanistan are now
"completely subservient and
responsive " to Soviet
ambUNldors ln each capital of
the world.
It 11 no wonder, then, that
Kremlin planning today does not
even contemplate any future
withdrawal from Afabanlltan:
If the RuHlana went home,
antl·Sovlet Insurrection wouta
Lake over. To count.er thll, the
Soviet occupiers are trylne to
bralnwub Afahan youth with
new Soviet.style textbooks.
molding e ducation to fit
Moscow's view of hl1tory ln
hopes ol building a pro-Soviet
generation for the future.
EVIDENCE that the Ruuiuus
a re digging ln for the long haul
1s pervasive : The first Soviet
railroad to Kabul is being
constructed; two permanent
bridges are r eplacing the
pontoons that c arried Soviet
troops into their bloody invasion
over the river along the
Soviet·Alghan border; the tour
or duty for Soviet troops in
Afghanistan has just bee n
extended to two years; fuel
storage bladde rs are being
replaced by exten sive
underground storage facilities.
Tapl Tajbek Palace, where
Soviet gunmen ass assinated
President Amin Dec. 29 as the
invuion hit high gear, Is being
cleaned up and renovated. The
new 0ttupant of this hlstork-
Afghan treasure: a Soviet
command headquarters to run
the country.
CARTER administration
om cials ditlcount reports that ;j
major reinforceme nt of the
M,000 Soviet troops fighting in
Afghanistan is about to occur .
. With the West split in its
response to the first case of
m1htary ag"ression outside the
Warsaw Pact since World War
11 , the Kremlin can proceed
s lowly . It wants no bad
headlines until the Olympics
have finished t'elebrating the
Ju st and peaceful nature of
Sov iet foreign policy.
In truth, Soviet subjugation of
Ah~hanistan. slow or fast, would
have been impossible against a
West that was united, "lilitarily
prepared and armed with a
common strategy for dealing
with the Russians Since none of
those three cond1tions exist. it
matters little whether Moscow
e n counte r s h ard times in
Afghanistan, a fact of utmost
gravity in the struggle for world
pre-eminence
Follower of 55 Cites Truck Harassmenf: ··
To the F.dltor:
l would like to reply to the let·
ter written by Chester King
<June 5 Mailbox> regarding your
editorial and the M·mile speed
limit.
First of all, anyone who obeys
the law and drives the 55-mlle
speed limit could tell you that
we do conaerve on aas and lives.
If Mr. King were obeying the
law. he would also know it.
I've seen truckers ridina the
tall of cars that were not tn the
truck lanes which were clear ol
traffic, ao therefore, no reason
for them to be in the second and
lh1rd lanes.
One trucker came up bebiDd
me in the number two lane
fiublna hJ.a ligbta on and off and
blowt.na bis bom. I speeded up
from 80 miles per hour to S5 and
decided why abould J break the
law because of an tnoomiderate
road bol? Thil wu on a straight
stretch of road between El Toro
and Sam Juan Caplatrano. 1'hls
also wu one cue where the
truck lane wu free of Lraffic.
That trucker could have doni
one of two tblne1. He could
eltber have pUMd me ln the
outside lane or bave 1lowed
down. bul be cboH to harau a
drtver wbo wu trytng to obey
the law.
TllB OaEM'DT lba9 of tbe
drl•er1 on our roads and
free:mtodaJ drlv• U.U the}' are to a ftte, with DO ,..
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To the Editor:
I read this morning how mem·
bers of the United Auto Workers
denounced imported cars
In a free enterprise societ).
those who do t he best JOb of de
livering a. produt'l succeed If
tbe UAW wouJd work harder al
productivity than at denouncing
imports. American produc ts
would not oo.ly be purchased by
American.s, but by foreigners
too, thereby providln& more JOtr.ii
and more inco me for UAW
members.
lt is productivity which will
he lp make auto prices more
compeUUve. It ls productJv\ty
which can add to quality. I own
American autos, by the way.
RON TITUS
c ·o•pa••lo• .'\f'•d•d
To the Editor:
I wish to add my comm111t.s to
your June S article oo Pets ln
The Lab.
Dr. Van den Noort'I statement
that he believed a dog, ti atven a
choice. would surely rather be
experimented on for a Y•N' than
to chooee a swtrt. palnlesa death,
aouo(ls like aomethiog from the
"NaJi era."
Do the petl get to spend their
••week ct Nit'' aft.er experimeD-
taUona lYtDI ln • C09CnW cqe •ulfertDI tbe ...... e«Mta ot .... aery, « are w. to be1WN tber
1pend tt ltl'Olllq ta. ... ~ tJCJ e» .... T 11" Dr. VM dm
Noort admll1 ulda, tM Plllle
to beUne tbat ell ~ aredGa9aDdiaraatlf~Mla?
Tb• pro.anJmal INQP9 f..a
that ....... "'_.,.....
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many cw> la • uur-,; II
tbe re1eareb ba1 b•••
pertorm•d before, data 11
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upon entenng your business of·
fa ('c last week I diS<:Overed that
you too have embarked on much
the same venture -that of sell·
mg promotional T·shirts.
THE DIFFERENCE between
others and yours 1s your sly,
~uggcst1n• rererent'e to sex <tbe
~logan ··oo It Dally"), one
perhaps considered cute and
clcH!r in some circles.
Your T·slurts could be a good
g1mm1ck if offering a clean im·
age. I'd say that it's not that
"'ay now and instead ls taktne
away from the dignity of the
Daily Pilot.
Were l the big man there,
those shirts would be relDOftd
post haste, forthw~th and right
now .
WARREN G. ALTHOFF
r exhort every freedom loving
American citizen who shares my
views r egarding this moel
serious matte r , to write the
White House. their congressmen
and senators so that appropriate
disciplinary action can be ta.ken
against l.he Pentagon.
J .W.GESKE
ffaNdif"apprd?
To the Editor:
rm responding to Ruth Ann
01dick's June S letter,
"Deserve Fine," in which she
stated that she s hopped at
Gelsoo's Mmet and saw fancy
s poru cars parked in the han-
dicapped parting spacH. ·
Would YoU believe what I saw
parked there last week'! A U.S.
mail truck!
Wt.sh I'd bad a camera ror that
ooe!
MARY GEORGE ... ,, .. , ..
To tbe Bdi&ol':
Tbe old adqe ol "Some peo.
Pl• DMW learn" can be amply
appUed to HDwant Jams, the
di1gnmtJed pn)pOnent of detunct
Proposition t . In hts poll·
elecuoo response to queriet u
to why 0 Jaws 2" was dedslveb'
defeated, Mr. Jarvis Lrled to
abW bis mlsfortune with the al·
leaadon that be wu denied vic-
tory at the poll.a hecause tbe
propoaitlon was amproperly
worded.
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Skipper Baek
Philosopher, Words Moving
By STEVE MITCHl!l.L
Oft ... Dally ...... .UH
He's known by a variety of names on the streets of
Laguna Beach
The storekttpers who watch him bounce by at noon
call him "The Skipper "
The local s urfers and school k1d1> call him "Sklpman,"
or " Jump for Joy."
Tho8c who knew htm In Laguna Canyon a decade ago
call him "The Bushman," or "Georgia," alter his home
stale
But 1f you ask him his real name. he'll stick out his
hand, give you a wide smile and say, "My name's Ken Klinkert.··
T HE TALL. BEARDED philosopher ha.s:.been a very
visible purt of Laguna's scenerY the past six months. since
his return lo the Art Colony after a brief stay in Georg1l:\
One day you'll see him skipping along the Boardwalk
al Main Beach Park. The next. he'll be skipping around
lamp posts. or talking to a group or youngsters all the
while skipping in place.
A day later, you'll see blm skipping along Coru.t
ll1ghway near Aliso Beach pier. his long hair and beard
flowing rhytbmlcally with each leap.
Ken has a message. Several, In fact.
H E SHOUTS TO pusersby, sunbathers and motonst:.
ahke. asking for their vote.
··1 am :.eek1n1< the office of life consciousness.·· he tells
th<.·m "My only opponent Is death."
It's what he calls his "skip mmlslf'Y," and the smiling
34-year ·olcf prophet s ays he'll continue his bouncing
beatitude until the world is a much beUer place
Al times he speak:. in rhyme, which draws smiles from
his startled audiences '
·•t'm f 'ree. I'm f 'ree .
Proue thR /A rd. I 'm f"ree
ThL'l Crazy Mued·up World Am't (;ot No I/old on Me
·'I m Comg to 8'c1p on m to 1-:termJy ··
And whtle the Sk1pman hai b<.-cn a vcx•al philosopher
Cor years, he didn't always skip.
That came during an anll-nuclear power march Ill
Georgia about a year ago.
"They <the protesters) were all walking so slowly." hC'
said, shaking his head. "So I started skippmg just to burn
up energy."
IT WASN'T LONG AFl'E K that Ken returned to
Laguna Beach "and began yeUlng on the streets again,"
he laughs, his blue Nike Jogging shoes beating a tattoo on
the Main Beach boardwalk.
Hut l,.aguna Beach has always welcomed th<MJe who
skip to the beat of a different drummer, and The Sk1pman
1:. no t'xccpt.Jon .
"lliya, Skipper.'' shouts a youngster on a skateboard.
"ho i:trarn. Ken by the hand as he passes by
Ken laughs and whoops out a greeting to the departing
s kateboarder
KEN ~AYS H E LIVED in the hills and sycamore
i:roves behind La~una Beach for about eight years after he
was discharged from the service in 1968
"It was a period or escape and evai.1on." he 1rnys of
those days, adding he was alway11 on the move to avoid de·
tect1on by local police and fare prevention authont1es who
frowned on people hvinf( in the canyon.
Ills bed was "the ground or the earth," he says, and he
subsisted on cooked kelp and fund!. derived from a few
gardening jobtl
Tms TIME AROUND, he's living in a modest room.
although he has no refrigerator or other comforts
He receives a small .Upend from the Army. and he
says he often accepu amaU donations from friends
But mostly, he spreads his "skip ministry" among
Laguna's tourists and townsfolk
"ThoK Who Sttlc lAt1C are Ont wUla tlw SIOI,
N~ L.oolc Baek-Who WanU a Rnun?
I Would Rotlwr Uoe F~ -Haw ,....,..,.,,.. Sun ...
Solar Unit
Constructed
By E stancia
By JERKY CLAUSEN
Of tlW o.lty ""-IUff
E&tanc1a High School in·
dustraal arts teacher Bob
Schureman's studenta are in a
lot or hot water.
About $9.400 worth to be exact.
That ·s what It 's coating
Newport Mesa Unified &hool
01 t>tr1ct for u solar hot water
JHOJe<'t to warm E stancia's
swimming pool.
BUT SCHUREMAN estimates
the project. under construcUoo
by his JO-member Mentally Gift·
ed M mor class. will save about
$6.000 annually in natural gas
usl'd to heat the plunge.
·'The class 1s supervising in·
stallatJon and acting as leadmen
on the Job for 30 other student
vol unl(;.'(.'rs ... Schureman said.
lie i.aid hfc of the solar heal
syst(•m probably will be 10 years
or mon· Its backbone is com-
poi.<'d or flexible plastic tubing
throui.<h which water will
c1rculatt.• atop lhe school gym-
nasium
THE SUN r WI L-L heat the
circulating water. he said, and
the flwd will be pumped back m·
to the µool at a continuous six·
gallon pc:r minute rat<'-'
Currently, he estimated. it
<'Ost'> thl' dblnc·t SJO daily to
heat lh<· pool to a temperature
bet wttn 74 and 79 degrees.
That cost, Schureman est1·
mates. !>houJd drop lo about SlO
pN day
T HE P l.AN, developed around
a new type of flexible tubing
made oC a substance similar to
the insulation around a uto win·
dows. actually became the pet
proJect of two senior MGM atu·
dents, Mike Milroy and J ohn
Inadoml.
In all. Estancia High &hool
volunteer Hludents will spend
more than 300 man-hours on the
installation.
Se ven CdM
Students
Live Abroad
Seven s tudents from the
Corona del Mar High Cha pter ol
Amer ican Field Service, a
for eian exchan ge study pro-
gram. will be livtnc abroad this
summer. or wlll depart this
summer to live oveneu for the
next school year.
Cindy Stouibton. a junior, left
today for Tuman.la. Au.stralla.
Laurie Mead, aJao a junior, left
Tuesday for Aahlya, Japan.
Three seniors. Tom Wilde,
Tracy Lehr and Michelle Huber.
will depart for their at,
countries near the end or uni.
accordlna lo an AFS
spokeswoman. Wilde wlll spend
the summer In Spain, Mt.1 Lehr
in Britain. and Miii Huber in
Nairobi. Kenya.
Two other seruon, Renee Ant
and Kevin Harney, wlll live
abroad for 1 full year. an AFS
1pokeswomu Hid.
Illa Ant wU1 Uve In PlD1aDd
a nd Ha rney w il l li ve ln
Germany. The two will leave for
their destlnaUona in July and
they plan to attA!nd colleae after
they return. the 1pokeawoman
Hid
EXPWRER
HONOMD
Ka;l Boll bu beeo D1med Ex·
plorer of the Year at the anual
banqt.att of Newport Beadl El·
plorer Polt 1080. Karl, wbo boldl the pOllltiGe of taptalft. w11 a1Jo preMDt.ed a aoo tebolanhlp frOm tM El·
ploren.
CM Park
District
To Merge
Colla .... ola.nnt.a1
eomml......,.. have •P·
proved a Jl"OPONI that
would do away wtt.b the
dt1'1 ID puk diltttda, mertbll them into one
d tywtde dllb1et.
Tbe pnllpOll.I, an or· dlnaace revl1ln1 tbe
clty • 1 Mater Plan of
Para, would elhnJ.nate aon.. iD wbieb mooeJ la .,,a.Ced by buildel"I for
park development lf IP·
proved by the City Coun· cu.
CITY O&DINMICEI
require developers to
either build parks lo
newly eatabllabed re·
1ldential areaa or pul up
t.be money for eventual
pa rk comtruct1oa.
Tbe fees held by the
city in the various zones
must be used wit.bin the ·
zone where development
occurred , a planning
apokeaman ~·
C ITY OFFICIALS
p roposed ualn a such·
funds for comtrucllon oC
the city's new Commun1·
ty Center in downtown
Cosla Mesa. but funcb In
the District 1 correra
were low.
District 1 includes the
downtown area as well
as most or aoulhwest
Costa Mesa.
Homeowners In we'll
Mesa complained lo City
Council candidates this
year that their parts of
the city are without
parks because there 1s
no land for home con
t1trucUon and the result·
ing in-lieu park fees.
Plmmers
Approve
Measure
REifDING <AP I
The city J>lanrung Com ·
mission has approved a
proposed ordmanre to
keep adult entertain
ment bwlanesscs out or
residential areas
If passed by the Caty
Coun<'il. the ordinance
would rcqu.lre one ex1M·
ing adult bookstore lo
move o r close down
wilhln three years.
The ordinance would
lim it s uch bus inesses
s uch as adult
bookstores. theateni and
massage parlo r s to
ureas with commercial
or industrial zoning.
It would aho requm.•
minimum distances
from homes, schooli..
churches. hospitals and
parks -and minimum
distances from -each
other lo order to prevenl
any coocenlrat.lons.
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Cla.ua offered at the
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Anaheim Ave., Coata
Meaa, loclude cootlna.
aewlna. 1ym naat lcs.
danc1na. sport• and
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RealltraUon be&lns at
10 a. m. J \me 23. Fees for
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tot.be $U~per-year Girls'
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rant • from Jen> to ·su.
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In addition, atrla will see one rum eatb week
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lhur'9day, June 12. 1980 .s DAILY PILOT
J11ne Graduate
Facing Bleak·
Jobs Outloo~
"" WIBLE TBE IOClllGAN eeooo~y la auffe~~ Lban other ftllcoa became ol the 1lampln1 auto • more and more studen&a nationwide are likely to ,._ ._.,
problem.a in the.Job market this year. eeonomilta aaJ .
••For a•fl 1119•
IWltoal or c·••llc-gr
looldttfl llf MdrttC
tor arerk ' ....
it ••
~lrarl11 gobtfl to
fir a lot ro11gltrr
, .... la.st."'
• "l1da la defllll.
the wont time to be._·
lng out ol school llace
1974 ••• when the eoatly
was lD the dept.ha ol lta
last recession said'~·
neth Gold1lel'1.: an
e<'onomiat at the Coo·
feren<'e Board, a bQIJ.
ness research organiza.
tion in New York. •
He points to the
board's Index of help
wanted advertising
volume as one sign or a
business pullba<'k in hir·
ing.
THAT INDEX, WHICH measures the volume of
classified "help wa nted " advertising in about 50
news papers across the country. in April took the steepest
one-month dive in the 29-year history of the survey.
Its 23-point drop to 122 points, does not speci.fically
measure hiring plans for youthful workers. But it is an in·
dicatton of genera l business conditions. The Index is
measured against a 1967 base or lOO and now stands 33
points below the year -ago figure of IS.S.
·'There is no question that the underlying lr'elld is
down -down sharply -and it will go down further. For
any high school or college student looking for work this
summer. it is clearly going to be a lot rougher than last,"
aays Goldstein.
NO ONE CAN SA\' accurately how bad tbe summer
job situation may get. But some eronomists susJ)e('l that
tbe temporary summer JOb market will be tighter than the
permanent job ma rket because summer jobs are one area
many non-seasonal employers can cut back if necessary.
Then too. students with Spe<'ial skills or education ate
less likely lo feel the pinch of et'OQOmic problems tJl&A
many others.
Jack Shinltelton. Michigan State Univenlitf's ~
ment director. est.Jmates that, despite the recession, Ule
proportion of students without jobs by graduat.ioo tbla Y,41'
will only be a percentage point or two above last year'a to.
percent figure. ·
lN nu: SVMMEa job market, Manpowet' ln<' .• a lam·
porary help company with a nationwide network ol o1riOM,
says it will recruit 1.3 percent rewer vacatioaioe teacbers
and students t!his summer than lam, or a total ol 27,000.
"Nationally the a va ilability of swnmtt jobs bas eased
from the levels of past years. But jobs in more limited
numbers do exist. These jobs will be harder to rand and
moat will be in office work," s.aid Mitchell S. Fromstein.
president of the temporary help company based in
lfUwaukee.
Tbe Labor Department estimates that 4 million ata-
dsta will be leaving hlgb schools aod colleges to swell the
ranks cl tbe labor lor<'e this swnm«. Of those about L4
million will be looking for permanent jobs and 2.6 million
for summer jobs, according to department estimates.
THOSE nGVRES. WIDCR apply to people 16 to 24
years old. don't include the youthful workers who already
have part-time jobs and will be looking for full-Ume jobs
this summer
Among graduating <'ollege students. those with skills in
demand -engineering and computer science training for
instance -~being aggressively pursued, college place-
ment officeni report.
For others -with degrees in liberal arts. humanities
or other disciplines not in great demand -getting jobs has
been difficult for several years and may beeome more dif·
Cicult this year.
JUDmt O'FLYNN KAYSEll of the College Place-
m ent Council at Bethlehem , Pa .• sa~ it will be months
before data oo this year's Job olfers is ~llttted. But in re-
cent conversations with employers and college placement
offieers ··we have seen some backing off, some reassess-
ment of hiring plans. perhaps a little rtn>re conservaUve
attitude." she said.
However, Frank Endicott, who annually surveys 120
employers on their hiring plans, finds "companies are nol
cuw:1J.c back their hiring of college graduates in spite of 1111 this ol recession." . . ·: ·
Endicott, a retired placement direc tor at
Northwestern Unlvenity in Chicago, said a survey or large
corporate employers in May showed plans to hire about 10
percent more ,raduates with bachelor's degrees and 6 or
9 percent more with master's degrees than in urn. The
total numbers were about the ume a.sin the previous sur· vey conducted in November.
HE SEES NO repeat of the tread ln the la.st reeesston.
Comp,ani~ in ms cut back blrtnc plaoa by 30 percent.
· I d1ink the <'Ompames discovered tbat it really was a
mlatake oOt to b1re colle1e eraduates back then. They bad to mate up for It tater.•· be said.
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clergyman Father Brown is a source of
comfort for a frightened young woman.
K.ay Lenz, in "The Girl in the Park,"
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finding John.Soy lltt!l< ""' War 0epe<1rnen1 deciern
him mtwng In ac:tlOn (A)
D BUCK ROGERS IN
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Army the '""' 111ee•ooo
independence end 1he
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presented
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AMERICA.8
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TONIGKT'S LATEST Ll&JINCl9
KCET 9 8!30 -Bill Mo_yenr Journal
••A Conversation Wlth Carlos
Fuentes" Mexico's leaclln1 noveliat and
critic ls interviewed by Moyers.
KABC D 10:00 -ABC News Closeup
~ "To Die for Ireland" The role of the
British Army. the hub seeking indepen-
dence and Protestants who want to re·
main a part of Britain are surveyed.
KOCE 9 11 : 00 -Pianists of the
Americas. North, South and Central
American pianists play music of Brahms,
Lizstl Debussy, Gershwin and others .
•O U..l.Of'O
Hlghllgflle of lifet .,OUllCI
pley In thll oreetJglOua gall
loum-t (from IWluerOI
Golf Club In 8orlngfteld,
N9w.Jeniey)
• HOGNre HEROd
HOg9n '-Kllnll'1 old
tterne 10 .,_. 1111 under·
~ound gala '°"'9 radlOL
• OfTIMAM Sman muet talle • PIY'Oll
to .CON TROL agentt
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NEWS
11 45 8 9 Mii:. NEWS
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12:0011 Cl) C88 LATE MOVIE • * * P111 AJWJ Mike
I ti 52> Spencer Tracy
l<el'*tne HepOurn A N4w
Yort< City IC)Otla P<OfnOllf
turna en •• pf)y••c•I
1narruction teechfof into lhe
o~ Of 1,.,., ethlettC world
• TOMMY CO<>f'E" Tommy r ... t .. the atory Of
a e.rtlin London ••ltu·
rant 1"'1 one. llflOOUf aged
w .. t.,. 10 llwOW plelM lo
leloffatum
12:06. 9 etwv.Jl'8
AHOE1.8
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Angtil becolN tnVOIYed In
• llldnawinQ lln<I ·-~ lnvoMng women
of a small town eno a
~land leldef (RI
12!30. M<Mt
• • "Red l!Qhl 119 .. 111
Georoe Rall 1/11 o n1a
~ An ••<on 1mr· •
onfd ""1N>u1 OV•ll t,n01
love w,1111 , •no
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Monlllnd When her C•ll()le
IO¥er returns 10 cauM tu,. "* trout>lt! 11 Soulhetn
Qwl remain a 111en1 ( 2 hra I
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3:481 HEWS a:ao THI! Nn.ltMH
A ,_ bwlll In North FOtt1
le In danger of bell'O
robbed.
4;00 D MOVIE
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Conte. Lynn Bari.
4:109 MOVIE
* * "T~actt Tile Man
Down" ( 11157) Kent T~ •
Pe :ula Clarlt.
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The Bullet" I 19SI) Al.Idle
Murphy. Joan Even•.
ti> **'"'"I Talle Thie Woman" (19401 Soer>oer
Tracy. Hedy L_., 8 TWILIGHT ZOHE
OaVOd Oum.,., •lllM up
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MAN 5Al0 i HE.RE.
WAS r-0 RAIN IN
S IGHT.'
Cottrt'll Bot> I( 811 .,,., HolOen. Nancy 0Mor>
l ~I' Se~5bufy ot l'an1 3:00 8 I** •·The HorM
IOI lne ContrOI ol Soc><ll · Sold1er1 · · ( t 951) John
0 MAVUUCK W1yne.• WUkam Holdel\.
Bari lln<lt h1mtell the 3:30 8 • *', "Bac:tlelor Raf"
OOiect ~ • t>eau11tu~ ""'°"" (1962) lerry-Thom11.
""wt>O plans to ... ,..""" T~ WeM:I
by Armstrong & Batiuk
TV's 'Se•nl~TOU.gh'. Completely Bad
' C'o·h01Jf
Dorothy
Benham. 1971
Miss America,
will cohos t the
M 1ss California
Pageant June 21
at 8 p .m . on
KTLA. Channel
By PETER J . BOYER l'hspi~ mania a nd the, latter because of {ldapter
LOS ANGELES tAP> -"Semi-Tough," which Lariy G~lbart's genuine talent 1a1ded by an equal·
didn't deserve it, has been slandered, mutilated. ly talented cast>.
humiliated and trivialized these last few weeks by a clumsy pretender of a TV s~~~on ABC s hame·
lesaJy passing itseJf off as ,"Semi-Tough " <Chan
nel7.9:30p.m.>. · ·
Worse, the imposter is unfunny .
lf you have n't seen this slack series. s top read-
ing. I wouldn't want to arow.e a curiosity the show
doesn't deserve.
JMAGlNE. IF YOU'llE OF hardy enough
mind to, taking Dan Jenkins' wry novel (or the
cleyer Burt Reynolds-Kris Krisloggerson-J1l
Clf.yburgh movie that was made from it) and put-ting it through a trash
TO FIT ANOTHER MEDIUM'S !>Uccess into
thtl half.hour TV sitc<Jm form. you must somehow
retain the spirit or the original while tossing a bone
t o network TV's pct, the Lowest Com mo n
Denominator L<1rry Gelbart. perhaps alone, can
do this. and won't anymore
Anyway, to the creature at hand Bruce
McG1ll, who was D-Day an "Animal House" <and.
ironically, ABC's horrible failure of an adaptaUon
or that film, .. Fella House" I plays 81lly Clyde.
second·strtngquarterback for the New York Bulls .
McGill is a likeable enough actor. and l sup.
pose it's not enlirt:IY h•J fitult that Billy Clyde
i.eems a pud~y wimp. but there It IS. Billy Clyde as
birthed by Dan Jenkins wa!i a charming rake. This
one i.houJd be wearing doublt-knttl. <1nd ~elhng hfe
insurance
BUT McGILL'S BILLY ('I.VOE 1s art itself
next to the offoni.c crealed by David Has!>clhoff an
lrying to conjure the characttor Sh<1kc. the !ipact.-d·
out receavc.>r Where dad this i.:uy come from ·• He
!>Uggests <1 hairdresser going to a costume party
!fad there been no "Semi Tough." book or
mo vie. this i.1tcom -would ha\.e s eemed JUSt
another tepid sitcom meant to offend the fewest
and sell some sonp
With a fine. hilarious book and a charming
movie to compare 1t to. though, "Serna Tough" as
sem1 -embarrasi.mg And completely bad
· 5 with TV-radio
per s onali t y
S a m m v
Jackson. ·
cocnpactor . Twice. ( ] Je~· story was a T\' REVIEW s barp-w1Ued parody.
hogelsr comic. or pro root· ·
ball. Its heroes, Shake '
a nd "Billy Clyde. were raucous caricatures of the
mytbical macho gridiron warriors of the NFL.
hecfonists of the first order.
Boston P~~s Conduetor IS
He Marries on Day Off • 'l'hey could not, to state it simply, be transmut·
ed into weekly television sitcom char acters.
-• $), WHY WAS IT TRIED? Perhaps for the
same reason that ABC is trying to tum "Breaking
Away'' -a tidy, wholly complete HtUe film -into a Mri.es for lhe fall (atarriog, if you can believe it, Sbaun Cassidy): It's easier to adapt a success than w create a success. •
· Although TV adaptations have ~e advantaiie
of-familiarity and ancestoral populanty, they tfave
lhe.&advantage of a restrictive medium that re-
~ a broadening and lowering of the material.
"The Odd Couple" and "M·A·S-H" are the
o;dly two adaplatioos in years that were worth :a~hing. the former cause of Tony RandaJl'a
BOSTON (APl -What do orchest.ra conduc·
tors do on their days off? Well. this week, Boston
Pops conductor John Williams got married.
Williams, a ~t!.al'-old widower, marned rree-
l a n c e photographer and Interior designer
Samantha Winslow in a private ceremony Mon-
day, says a Pops spokes man. The only guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Newman. Newman, vice
president for music or 20th Century-Fox, was to be a
gue$t conductor of the Pops this week.
The Pops plays every nl&bt bµt Monday through
MOVIE RAnNGS
FOR PARENl'S AND
YOUNG PEOPLE
mid.July The Pops said Williams prob·
ably would not have lime for an official honey·
moon because he as lo conduct a concert an western
Massachusetts an August and then began compos-
ing for a movie
Williams won academy awards for his "Star
Wars" and "Superma1n" scores llDd for his ar-
rangement of lhe movie venlon of "Fiddler on the
Roof." The couple will live In Boston •'ld Los
Angeles, where Ms. Winslow, who will retain her
maiden name, la based.
1:J.:..w
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STARTS TOMORROW
Hard hat days
and
honky-tonk
nights.