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Home My WebLink About1980-06-16 - Orange Coast Pilot, .. .. ..... ( s · •1.----.-··----------------------------.... mlll!l--llimlli __ , ..... ! .Jilted Tl' Lover .Joi.led · I• ' ' Itl .tlie Shooting ot .J-.ft. MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 16, 1980 ~ , ........ 19tt ............ " • > • • • • .. CIA 'Secret Experiments' Told Whale Tale Ordy Garbage NEW YORK <AP> ..!.. Il was a whale of a story while it lasted, but it turned out to be just a lot of garbage. Police reported that a 40•fo0t. whale had been sighted near t he 69th Street pier in Brooklyn. The animal appeared to be injured, according to the report. Police went to the pier, a popular fishing spot . There, a group of people sat on the shore, watching what they thought as was a whale. "It turned out to ·be a 20-foot bag of floating garbage." said police of- ficer Ant h ony Badalamanti. Town Shocked By Ax Murder WYLI E. Texas <AP> -Resi· dents of this T~)(aS tn"Vn shocked by athe bludgeonang death of a 30-year-old mot.her. spent the weekend behind locked doors for fear an ax-wielding killer would strike again. Former schoolteacher Betty Gore was backed to death in her $75.000 home by a killer who ap- parently struck her repeatedly with the family's three-foot ax. then washed off her blood in the shower. officials said. 'Think of yourself lying on yo ur back and someone smashing an ax through your head three Umes." said Justice of the Peace John "Buddy" Newton. "She was damn near dism embered." Teen Held in Rape BAKERSFIELD CAP) - Police here have arrested a 13- year-old boy for inveati1atioa of rape and teXual pervenioo ln connect.ion with an attac~ Oil a 9-year-old lirl. 8Hurt In Motel An ex))1o5100 rippec:f throuah eight rooms at .the Cloud Nine Motel. ill_ Cypress early today. leaving eight persons injured. Police s8l<l 25 persona w~re evacuated from ·the motel at 5682 Lincoln Ave .• and are being temporarily housed at the Cypress Community Center. A fire touched off b y the ex· plosion destroyed eight rooms with kitchens. causing about $100.000 damage. Firemen controlled the blaze in five minutes. More than 50 firefighters helped douse the fire and dig through the r ubble. and six am- bulances carried the int.ured persons to three area hospitals. The cause of the explosion and fire is under investigation. A spokesman for the Orange County Fire Department said all of the 56 persons registered at the motel who were present at the time of the explosion have been accounted for. Protests Go Unhee.ded MT. DlABLO <AP) -A Bap· tist minister and a group ol Mt. Diablo Unified School I>Rtrict patrons have been rebuCled in their attempts to have the feminist Ms. magazine removed from school district libraries. A special district committee voted 9-0 to recommend to the school board that the magazine remain on library s helves throughout the district. The Rev. Harold Carlson and a group or patrQns calling themselves Citizens for the Im· provement of Public Schools have been working to have the maguine removed, aayl~g it ls Pol'DOgraphic and generaUy un· suitable for students. Art Treas1•re Marred Unusual Methods Revealed NEW YORK IAPl --The Cen · tral Jntelltgence Agency's secret expenrpents to develop new es- pionage methods between 1965 and 1975 have included using trained otters. electric stun guns. calibrated blackjacks. a giant piston and marshmallow barrages. The New York Times reported today The agency·s research and de· velopment Staff also was in- •terested In the s ecret life of plants. peace pills, an investiga- tion of "biopl~ma fields" and electrosleep SIX-FOOT LO~G CRACK HAS OPENED ON DA V1NCl'S 'THE LAST SUPPER' Photo Taken In 1978 Shows Workmen RMtoring thtr'Masterplece ln Miian The information wa s con- tained in about 3.000 heavily censored pages of studies and documents related to CIA ac· tivities duriog the 10-year period. the newspaper reported today. It was made public in the agency·s Langley. V;i .• head· quarters as a result of a Time~ request under the Freedom or Information Act. Which ideas were developed 'Supper' Painting Damage d by Crack MILAN. Italy (AP) -A six· Bertelli. superintendent of ftnc foot crack has opened on one arts for the city or Mil an side or the wait on which Leonardo da Vinci,.s famous The crack is only the latest of i T L S .• many problems t h at have masterp ece ·· he ast upper troubled the work of art since It Is painted, but It does not pose serious problems for the work. . was painted In 1496 In the refec· art officials said today. lory of the Santa Maria delle The fissure, half an Inch wide. :·:~Gr~zle church in this major is on the right side or the paint._' .~s1ness cent1?r. Several years Ing just inches from the figure of , · !lgo. art experts discovered that the AposUe John. . -a ,a kind of mold was eating away "There's no immediate .•~lb! colors of the fresco. danger to the figures in the The crack was probabJy painting or the wall as a whole caused by vibrations from heavy where it's paint~.'' said Carlo downtown traffic in the area where the church Is located or Muslims Probe P . , rost1tute_...-·· Job Chane.es ' ST LOUlS (AP) -A M\lslim group marched to ur ge decent jobs for prostitutes as St. Louis pohce arrested 19 alleged clien~ of prostitutes in a drive on the .and which were discarded is not known: The Times said. because t he agency refused to comment on the documents. Many details: proper names and titles were d.e·. leted from the p~pers. leaving very ¥eneral descriptions. The Times reported. . In one project. the CIA ap. , pare ntly attempted to ~each seals. otters. dogs. cats and oth~r a narhals to carry ex· plosives br microphones to' places humans, could not reach. Otters seemed to be ~he favorite rltv ·~ west side. . "This is part or an effoft. to deal with the problem," Sgt. , Leonard St. George said. "What we're dotng is arresting · men ' through lbe use of women as de· coys ·· · . <See ,CIA, P•ge A2> Coast Weath er coaa fog: Lows toni'ht '.J.B.' SliGt ·S•speet Held .by a sinking of the ground UD· derneath, olficlals said. These problems have also affected other city monuments, such as Milan's famou s Gothic cathedral. Meanwhile. membe~ of the MasJid Muhammad No. 28.. an af. fiUate of a Chicago-based Muslim organization, said they would march several times a w•, S.O make people aware that pro- slitutes "need a more adequate, decent job" and to ++help Im· prove relations hips between human be~ ... F~r through Tuesday exce t patchy morning In r 50s. Highs Tues- day lower '10s at beaches. to low 808 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Rono!d Reogcm ii promol- btg a tDlilW ~ of dorMltic polic'-t that would pare Ille fM.erol·~ aftd get gooernmenl "of/ your boclll.". See "Leu MeOJU More. 0 Page Cl. -'IJ"s 'Dallas' Filming f or Fa/,l DALLAS lAP> -TIM qD9ltlall ••wbo abat J.R.1" ma1 bav• been amwered wben Dallu police. or rlltber, acton portra)'- l n1 Dalla• l>C)lle~.,_4 bUdeaftll • am u.. . n)edell loterof J.R.'• wUe. 'l'b• ••arrest" occurred •• fl1mbW far tbe fall MUOD of the Jilt C-88 televhloa aeries .. Dallaa" be1an here this weekend J.R. Ewiq, the mean, acbem· lnl oU tycoon•bero of the lbow I waa lbot by an unknown U· sallant on the final pl"OIJ'am ol tbe lerMI lD the 1prtn1. }larnes, played by Keo Kerebeval, WU handcuffed and taken to jall Saturday nl1ht alter belaa apprebended lh the Ewlnl BulJdiGa -actually the Flnt lldernatiaDa1 Build1Aa -ln downtown Dallu. Tbe scene shows J .R., played by actor Larry Ha1man, with bl• shirt ripped open and paramedics gtvtq him oxypn ••· be ii wheeled from hil offlce to an ambulance. Barnes stands amona a crowd of 50 onlootera and 11 :r.ebended IOOll after the ambUanee rwihea to the bolpttal. 'Lorlmar Productions 1pokesman Tom Bishop would not say lf Barnes will be charged with the •bootlna· Barnes ii only one of a dozen or IO charaeten with a motive for trylna'to kill J . R . To keep the identity of tbe · .. rea~~t secret, Lorimar has aeveNl different acrt.,U aod 11 filming several venionl to make aure cast ad ctew atayconlused. Rumor haa It that if Ha1man falll to aaree on a new contract with Lorimar, J .R. might rue· cumb to hit wounds. Leonardo's "Last Supper" - 29 feet loog and 15 feet hilh -1s· considered one of the greatest frescoes ever painted because of its muterful use of llghl and persped.lve. The fawco. shows Jesus ·sur- rounded by ~ties at the Last Supper. The ~can artist paint· eel it for Lodovlco U Moro1 the duke of Illian and • member ot the p0werfUI Siona family.. _ The palntln& bu prievioualy survived a apoleonlc lnvasUon. Tt'ben the apel waa used as a stab'Je. a d a 1943 bombln1. which b dly damaged the church not the fresco Tot, ~\Dies From Burns , A 4-year-old Los An1eles pl dled Sunday in UC Jrvtoe Medical Center, a niontb after her older sister knocked a pan of ho\ water off the family stove onto the dllld. A coroner's spokeswoman said Danyea Smith died of lfUurles connected wlth the aecond- degree bums she suffered over 35 percent of her body u a ,... suJt of the Mat 16 hot 1Hter scalding. 1 • .. ... ~ ..... . ~ ,, 'Iran, U.S. Problems Must End First,. .. ., ...... ~ .... , 'ft.• Mtta1t crltlt tl.D k llGtvect a.tJ u part ol a com· p,.btnalve aettlemeat of 1U U.S :1rulu orobl•••· fru'a foreltn mln.Uter aaid today ff allo Hid he wUI submit a pro- POHJ to the Re~ullonary Coun· ell ln the nul few daya t.o C"OC'I alder brfaldna relatloaa with Iraq Meanwhile , Ay•to 11.,h Ruhollah Khomeini'• reve>lu- tJoeary auU'dl...., w_,.. to lead • .... m~h Oft the U 8. Em· baaar ln T hf an. where aome ot the 53 ho.ta1es were believed 1~ndtn1 their 228lb d.-y in cap. tlvlty ''The hostaie cri1l1 la not am holated luue ," Foreltin Minister Sade1h Ghotbude h , .. ~alley Market Cler,k Identifies Robbery Suspect A 28-year-old Garden Grove man Who allegedly tried to aell a watch to a Fountain Valley supermarket clerk was arrested Friday after the clerk identified him as the same mAn wbo bas robbed the market at 1unpoint earlier this month. . ~obert E. Chance la being he-Id in conne~tion with the armed robbery early June 4 ol the Market.Baakel store at 16121 Brookhurst St. In that ineldent, a man ap- proached t.be clerk at 4 :25 a.m .• ,pretending to purchase a carton of mUk. The man then pulled out a handgun and ordered the clerk to pu~ $250 from Che register in a brown paper bag. The man fled o .. foot-with the money and the milk. police said. Police said that earty Fri(Say. suspect Chance entered the sa m e market, purchased a carton of milk and asked the cle rk if he wanted to buy a watch. .The clerk told police he ree·. ognlzed Chance as the man who earlier bad robbed hlm. The clerk summoned police. whQ ar· r~sted him on his bicycle near the marltP4 ~---JlJST BREA.KING----..... Late ltnru from todo11't world Oftd natioNJl ~ ~lopmftt•. Communists ~uffle With Police at Trial GREENSBORO. N C. tAP) -Four members of the Com· munisl Workers Party were taker\ into custody today after scul· fling with police outside a courtroom where six Ku Klui l{lansmen and American Nazis went on trial in lhe slayings or five communist activists. • The fracai. broke out when CWP mem b<:rs were denied ad· mittance lo the !:)u~rior Court room where Jury selection was g!'tting under way. About two dozen CWP members and supporters, S<>me shouting.slogans. approached a security station 10 feet from the door of the courtroom. They were told thal onlY families of the defendants and or the five activists who were killed al a "Death to the Klan" rally Nov. 3 would be allowed in the coortroom. . • ullc•y M HI f#r Hi9l11 ·' I plu•fd WASJDNGToN <APJ -The U.S. Supreme Court today up- held existing water rights in most of California'• fertile Im· perlal Valley. In a unanjmous decision, the court reversed a 9th U.S. Circuit <;ourr or Ap~als rulmg in 1977 limiting the amount of land that could be irrigated with Colorado River water to parcels of no more than 160 acres. The high court noted that the appellate ruling would likely bave forced the sale of large amounts or land at below-market prices ·. Kfdf f11•1·t1•·•· f~l'f l.,r '•"" WASHJNGTON CAP) -The U.S. Supreme Court today re-fu~ed to al~ow the immedi~te merger·of the Burlington Northern railroad with the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co. .4itf11t·c•10 ·'•''' llflgt·•H 1 I uib JOHANNESBURG, South Africa t AP>-A nationwide job boycoU planned by blacks to mark the fourth anniversary of ihe bloody Soweto riots apparently flu.led today. There wer~ r~ports of absenteeism of 75-100 percent in Cape Town, th«: nat.ion s oldest city, but police there said non-whites. were turning up al work in factories and stores by mid·morning. . There we!'e scattered incidents of stone-throwing and or pobce dis~rsmg protes ters with batons and tear gu in Soweto, the sprawling ghetto of 2 million outside Johannesburg. But blacks there virtually ignored the boycott call, crowding buses and trains lO commule to work in JohaMesburg. 8 tli1ud11g iu 11-:1 (.'r1uh ROOSEVEI,.T ROADS, Puerto Rico <AP> -The U.S. Navy today l!'vesUgaled the cause of a weekend helicopttl . .r crash in the Canbbean Sea that left all eight aboard presumed~ead. A •~·hour search for survivors of the downed Navy· Sikorsky-built H-3 aircraft was called off Sunday at midday. N.ame.s., ot the victims were being with.held until their laznilies could be informed. The craft was on a routine logistics mission from Puerto Rlco t.o §1.. Croix, the U.S. Virgin I.stands, and went down arouni;t R a.m."Sunday, the Navy aaid. DAILY PILOT Violence Threat Ease for Indians ST. REGIS, N.Y. <AP> -A dlapute that bas turned tbe St. Re1ls Indian Reservation lntO two armed camps dates back to the 1.IOOI, but leaders of both groupe NY . tbeJ are wt~ to- day to flabt for tbelr cau.se. The immediate threat of vtoJe~ued over tbe weekend with th withdrawal of one armed fa qn ot Mohawks from it1 barricade. "We are a peaceful people. We p .. ab nobod1 UDtU tomebod)' • pllble u, or thre_.... m. That'• what ! we are--e-to do bere,'' Mid . tora ~, a Mll>-dlW ol tb .. 1ro .. p of .. ttacUUonal .. llobafta Uvtu ID an armed 41G· eampm111t•IL•,ooo-acn,_.. enatloa tbat atraddl .. Uae C.eda·New Yon bOrcllr. Ba11Wi1'1 Torehed . WAIHlllG'l'Ofl CAP> -A lft ••••, .. ~ aa...ct bJ anoo •da•allll·.lie ....... --,. tM Inia ............ pep;:: ftolalluM--.;. . \old a news ronfetfllce at Iran's forel•n ministry. "It eiln be aolvtd onb-tbrouab a , com· prebenalve Htllement or all lran·lJ S. problem. " He did nol elaborate, but up t.o now Iran's main condition.a for re lease of tbe hostages have been the retuM\ of tbe ousted shah Mnd hia wealth 'BDd an apoloty for put U.S. actions ln Iran. · G h,otbzadeh also crjticized Iran's dominant Islamic Republican Party and pro- ~oaoow Communist Party, a c- c using their newspapers of "col· lusion to force Iran into intema- -tional isolation." Again, he did not· elaborate. ·Sinking Claf•ed T e hran Radi o s aid Ghotbzadeh made his comment about possibly breaking rela· lions ·with Iraq during an in· terview with its correspondent. In recent weeks. violence and unrest have increased in the a re a aJong the Iran-Iraq border Israeli gunboat (right) escorts its own rub- ber din,hy which retrieved remains of Palestinian boat which Israeli craft sank during firefaght early today near Israeli coastline. See story Page 4. HOMETOWN REMEMBERS IRAN HOST AGE-A4 particularly in the region where Kurds wanl to set up an indepen . dent province ol Kuf°dlatan. Computer Coughs It Up A trial beJan today for a group of lraruan army soldiers arrested th.is month in a plot t.o Final Orange County Vote of J~ne 3 Tallied . ' ove rthrow the government, By FllEDElllCK SCHOEMEHL Tehran Ra<tid reported. It <lid °'.,.Deitf,..._.IUH not say how many were on lrlal, nor where the trial was held. The broadcast said the defend· ants were accused or plannin'g to arrest commanders In Kurdis tan and replace the Islamic government there with a democratk goven;iment. It took exactly 11 days and 12 minutes. but at 8: 15 p.m Satur· day t~ final, unofficial Orange County vote in the June 3 ele<:· lions spewed out or a Santa Ana computer. ' The final results repeatedly delayed because of computer processing problems -made no change in a tight two·way con· test between incumbent Irvine City Councilwoman Mary Aon Galdo and, challenger Da vid Baker Thousands of Iranians were expected to turn out for the march and rally marking the bittbday of the Iman Husein, patron· or Iran's dominant Shiite Moslem sect . who was botn in 626 A 0 . Teh?a n Radio said K.ho-meiru's son, Ahmad, and Presi· !,he fin~I r~ults.:.h~wed Mrs dent Abolhassan Bani-Sadr Gaid? winnmg . by a 62-vote would address the crowd outside ·· margin. ~e rece1vt:d 8.930 votes the "Americ an de n of es-to Baker s8.868 . pion age ... Baker h~ i.a1d h*: will sc-ek a T·he rally follows Khomeini's recount. weekend ded arations <:ailing for ln a?other ~lose race .. Or.m~e " "CuJtural Revolution" la Iran Count~ Centr~I Munictpiil Court lo "finish the enemies or God," Judge Ric hard O rozco SU C· a nd his demand thal non- Moslems be purged from the state-run radio and television neiworks, the primary voices of the Khomeini regime. The state- ments appeared·W signal a new bid by Khomeini t.o eliminate op- ponents of· bis Tellgious-rooted revolutioo. "There should not be any &nU· Islamic idea or element in the mass media," Khomeini was quoted as telling the radio and televisioo directors in a meet Sunday. "Radio mus t be a tool to disseminate Islamic ideas ~d teachings." On Saturday, Khomeini called for the "Cultural Revolution" and said Moslem clergymen should be put in char:ae of Iran's educational system. His latest crackdown on non- Moslem allies in the revolution came lea than a month after Khomeini tried to purge leftists from the universities in a move that spu.o-ed a week of bloody rioting. More blood wu spilled Thursday when Moslem hardliners auacked a rally of 100,000 Iranian leftis ts at a s tadium near the U .S. com- pound, killing five and injuring about 300. The s hooting heightened speculation that a number or American hostages remained in the embauy despite their miU· tant jailers' claims that the cap- tives were <tispersed to some L'i Iranian cities to 'head off•1new rescue attempts by the United Sta tea. CIA •. : s ince they traveled on both land and in water, The Times aaid. Other projecta included "a study of lncapacltatina darta," and ··a flaab bliodneaa ln- capacltator, ·• using a brllbt light source to blind a aubJ~t. The Ti mes a aid nearly au detaila were deleted for projects lnvolvtnl "a hand-held calibrated blactjack," plastic cocoooa, talfy pelleta and marshmallow barrages. There also WH a project desert.,..,. a llan~ .. Pllt!f. be UI~ ln couirtertna bljac and urrorilta. The -nine. 1a1 . Tbe pltJoo wa to be ~led ln an afrline pllot'• MAL i;11 •bi· Jackerente~theftltbtded:, the pllot ~ Uiau.-. •POUDd p••toa diet woUla 1rnoc1c the hl· i•ckerbeek throup tMdoor. Fire Consumes 2,240Acres RED FEATHER LAKES. Colo. (AP) -A forest fire sparked by t.be crub ot a l1&bt plane raged through 2.240 acres of p\Jle in the Rooaevelt National Fores t a nd destroy ed two homes, but firefighters reported making progress a gain:.t the blaie today. The fire was burning Sunday five miles southwest of the Colorado community or Red Feather Lakes near the Wyo· ming border. Officials s aid 1t was set orr by the cr ash of a Rockwell single-engine plane. which came down Saturday in heavy timber. Four people were killed. Dr. Patri~k Allen, Larimer County coroner. s aid the four had flown t.o the area on a f.Sh- ing trip and were reCUming to Loveland when the accident oc- curred just after takeoff from a dirt strip. He identified the dead as pilot Scott . hel. 24. or Love· land; his fa r . Leonard Fish· el. 76, of veland ; bis step· brother. Jo Fishel. SO. of Blue H i ll, N b .. a nd Tim Kle insch tdt. U . a family friend from eneva. Ne b. ' cessfully defended his position a gains t attorney Bo bby Youngblood by a 217-vote margin. Judge Orozco r eceived 34,727 vot es to Yo ungblood's 34.SIO Youngblood also is re· questing a reeount. The unofhc1al return of banot- ~aheim Cops Seeking Duo In Stabbin~ Ana h ei m p o li ce w ere -.earchmg for two suspects today in the fatal stabbing of a 2.6·year· old man during a robbery at· tt·mpt at a gal>ohn<: !>tat1on Sun- dd} n1~t A police spokes m a n !)a1 d llervey G. Winters of An aheim .... <i'> ,t abbt'd by one of t v.o 11. ould be robbt-r'i -.-ho entt:rcd thf: Gasco serv1ct: ~tal ion at 950 :--; Anaheim Blvd. al about 5· ts P m Wi nter s wa s n 't a n t'mployee He had come to v1s1t a fri end who worked there. police l>a1d, 'The spokesman aaid Winten apparently tried t.o stop the sus· pects after they entered the gas i.tation and demande-d money lie wa!' stabbed in the chest dur· IOJ? a '>truR~le Winters was taken to Anahtum -'femoria l lfoi;p1tal v. her e ht' died a short time l:Jter 11.qdi Court Back' Employment Plant; WASHJNGTON t AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court today left intact the way the government is enfo rcing a reqwrement that com parues doing business with federal asenc1es adopt "af · rirmative action" employment plans. The justices. without com- ment . r~jected the U .S . Chamber of Commerce's attack. on government regulations it says force private employers to use impermiastble racial quotas in hiring. A.I ln put document.a, there wwre referencH to Project OFTEN. wblchU,. aaenq JoiMly 1tanect in uee wtth _tbt. Ar~ Cbemtcal Corpe at~. lld., to ltudJ the eff~ol Mn ctrqa, Tbe11me11aid. • blop)aama ftelcll, or • weak el~eal fOfttl I bath Ulamtnlte ob- jectl ......... l~ asea(y ap- parent.I.)' tlW to Gf'efmlne If a . tra"11101"7 perception ea.lated and eould be med to "rud" eoem1.,...'thoucbt1 . The easUai Side of Rugby .. 1~ cxiaon rugby shof1a and pants, available In colors o4 red. white. khaki. sky t>tue. navy. and gold .. • Also. the C-.0 bat str1pe ruob>f Shirt: in a pely/ootton blend • ing at the county's 2.081 pre- cincts will be turned over Tues- day to the Orange County Board or Su~rvisors for certification. Mea nwhile. the task confront· IDK Registrar of Vote rs Al Olson a nd his staff is an inquiry into why the tabulation delays OC · curred. Olson has s aid the problemi. were not with new vote counting mac hines purc hased by the county, but with computer pro- ~ra ms used in the later stages of the counting process. The Sec re t a r y o r State's office also plans to investigate the Orange County s nafus. Olson pred1ctt-d before the election that final returns would ~ available about 2:30 a.m. - 61 2 hours after the Polls closed 1f evcrythmi.t went accordmg to plan - Ho we vC'r , on We dnesd ay follo w1nl{ the June 3 election d <iy. orfic1als discovered the computer programs failed to ac- cept results from 38 precincts. Thieves Like Pope Si!QlS C HIC AG O !AP I l ~noring one or the Ten Commandments that says ·'Thou shalt not steal," people keep taking signs fro m a Chic ago s treet n a med after Pope John Paul II. Alderman Aloysius Ma· Je rczyk sajd Wednesday that since Jan. 16 -wheo a mile-long stretch of 43rd St~t was renamed Pope John Paul II Drive -city worker s have replaced signs 23 times. The section of the street, In Majerczyk's ward on the Southwest side, was renamed because the pope traveled it in a motorcade during his October villit t.o the city. AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEAcH (714) 644-1090 .. ~••le ()oast .. • ED tT ION Today•• Clotting ~;V. Stoek·N B1ra&DUWS=S•DL .......... It look exactly l da.n and 12 mlnu•. _but al t :lS p.m, Slllur· 1 tM ftaal. unotrrclal Qraqe Couat,f vote bl the Jun• ! elec· Uoa spewed out of a Santa Ana •computer. 1 The final reaulla -repeatedly ,dela~ed faecause or comp11ter . proriaalng problems -made no t CIA Graduate 'Killed in ·Accident Investigation continued today into a Sunday morning acci~nt at a Costa Me·sa intersection I that killed a recent Newport 1 Harbor High School graduate ' and left another victim with 24 I gashes In his skull. / ! Eltzabelb J . Barrett, 17, or t 1709 Starlight Circle, Newport Beach. was proooun'ced dead al l the scene of the accident by ·costa Mesa Fire Department :paramedics. : She was a passenger In a\ I small sedan driven by Lisa ANri r Braman. also 17, i>f 1942 Galaxy Drive, Newport Beach, who SUS· 1 t ained serious injuries, police said. • Miss Braman was listed in fair condition today al Hoag Memorial Hos pital. NeWJ>Ort Beach. She and her fatally injured p.assenger remained in the crumpled wreckage in the col· lision at Newport Boulevard 8nd Fairview Road and were not ejected on impact. police said. The third victim, S teve n Roger Wilson , 21, of 407 Clubhouse Ave., Newport Beach. was found lying on the pavement beside his shattered van when police arrived on the scene. Wilson, who police said suf· fered M deep skull lacerations, a fractured jaw and broken facial bones around his eye sockets. was initially taken to nearby Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital H e was s ub seq u e ntly transfer red to UCI Medical Center in Orange, where he was listed in good condition today, ac· cording t.o hospital spokesmen. Police Traffic Bureau Lt. Les Harrison said today that in· vestigatlon into the collision is continuing, adding that there was apparently only one witness to the 7:48 a.m. accident. Miss Braman, W'ho' was driv· ing north on Fairv\ew Road at Its Intersection with the south- bound l a n es of Newport Boulevard which is divided by a wide pal'kway. may have en- tered ~ red traffic light, he said. Miss Bram an 's sedan was totalled, U . · HarriSQn said, and Wilson's van sustained m ajor damage. Rosary for Miss Berrett was scheduled tonight at 7 in the family home on Starlight Circle. · Mass is set ror 10 a .m . Tues· day at St. Joachim's Catholic Church, Costa Mesa, with inter· ment t.o follow at Holy 5epulcber , Cemetery-in Orange. (See FATAL, Pase ,\2) Whale Tale . Only~bage / , JU E 6, '980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS t ~ .. \ 11 Days·Late chan1e ln pt two-wa1 con- lHl between lncu1Pbent Irvine CtlY Cowlcllwoman Mary, Ann Oaldo and challenger David Baker. ' ~ final resulta showed Mrs. Galdo winning by a 62-.vote mar1ln. She received 8,930 votes lo Baker's 8,868. Baker bas said he will seek a recount. ln another close'race. Orange County Central Municipal Court Judie Richard Orozco s uc- cessfully dereoded his position against attorney Bobb y Youngblood b y a 217-vote' margin. Judge Orozco received 34.727 votes to Youngblood's 34.510. Youngblood also is re- questing a recount. The unoffic-ial return of ball~t- ing at the county's 2.061 pre· cincts will be tumed·over Tues· day t.o the Orange County Board of Supervisors for,certification. · Meanwhile. the task confront· ing Registrar of Votefs Al Olson and his staff is an inquiry into why the tabulation delays <>e· curred. Olson has said the problems were not with new vote counting machines purchased by the ceunty, but with computer Pf'9· grams used in the later stages or the counting process. The Secretar y o r State 's offi<:e also plans to investigate the Orange County snafus. Olson predicte'd before the 'Secret . \ Experilllents' A ·Pair of Sea Dogs \. Chris Viloria of Costa Mesa is new at wind s urfing, but he doesn't have to face the struggle alone. llis dog. Harvest, ~oes with him. showing just how loyal man's best friend -e ( o..4• ,._ -- can be. For more photos of Uus unusuafpair in action. see today's Featuring section. page Cl Friday 13th Unlucky for Yacht Big Beach Cruwds Keep Guards Bwy LOCKABE~---~iste rin g inla nd t e m · ,.., "' ... ,,... peratures over the weekend"' Mars Barth.· Los Angeles made the beach the place to be ad m i s to being s l ig hll> andlifeguardsfrom Seal Be.ach superstitious. And he is con· to San Clemente reported their vinced t~at last Friday -June heaviest c.rowds of the year. 13 -was his unJucky day, That was the day he lost hi!' The weekend rush to the beach 58-foot power yacht Pez Espada. clogged streets along the Orange It sank off Baja California. 650 Coast and many beach parking miles south of San Diego. when facilities were filled early Satur a chine in the wooden hull s pUt. day and Sunday. The boat flooded with water Lifeguards reported no major faster than the crew could pump proble ms. but admitted the it out. beach jam gave them their first Barth was not aboard. The first' word he had of the sinking was when he returned home from LaS Vegas Saturday. "We were lucky, however. in that all rour of the crew return· ing the Pez Espada from Cabo San Lucas were rescued without harm by a Japanese carryall en route to lbe East Coast with a load of Datsun automobiles," said Barth. "You can aJways buy another boat, but you can't replace a life," said Barth. On board when the boat st.art· ed sinking were the professional skipper Gary Saqson, San Diego: Ilia ctrlfriead, Deborah Schlick. San Diego: Terry English, Huntington Beach, and John Spluer, address unknown. The Japanese freighter took the quartet to Cabo San Lucas. The crew was flown home from Cabo San Lucas today, but Buth said be had been unable t.o contac:t~. (Bee YAClll', Pi' ,Y> Protests Go Unheeded MT. DIABLO lAP> -A Bap· tist minister and 3'boup of Mt. Diablo Unified Sehool District patrons have been rebuffed in their attempts to have the feminist Ms. magazine removed from school district libraries. A special district committee voted 9-0 t.o recommend to the school boud that the magazine remain on library s h elves throughout the district. The Rev. Harold Carlson and a group of patrons calling themselves Citizens for the Im· provement of Public Schools have been working to have the magazine nnnoved, saying it is pornographic and generally un- suitable ror studenta. major workout of the season Jn Newport Beach. one young beachgoer was injured Saturday a fternoon when he was struek by a city lifeguard jeep Police said the lifeguard apparently didn't see the youth sleeping on the sand. Jn Huntington Beach. a man was arrested for Instigating a fight Saturday · afternoon near the municipal pier. Police said the fight ignited a s hort bottle· throwing incident Jn San Clemente. lifeguards rescued a sea lion thilt reported· ly escaped from the San Diego's Sea World early in the week. The largest e rowds were re· ported in Newport and Hunt· ington Beach, where water tern· pe r ~tur es crept up to a lukewarnr62 degrees and the aJr tem pera(ure averaged 77 . City gua rds in Newport estimated 100.000 persons turned out Saturday and 110.000 people squeeud onto the strand Sun· day. 'They said 33 rescues were made over the two days . Baldwin Park resident Larry Scott Davis, 22, was trans ported to Hoag Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon when he was hit by a lifeguard vehicle. He was treated at the h06pital and later released. In Huntto&ton Beach. state llfeguardt saJd 60,000 beach buffs showed up at ·Bolsa Chica and Huntington state beaches both days. They said 88 rescues were made, many riptide victims. <See C&USH, Page AZ> . ~~ot Crack Mars Painting Of ·Supper' MILAN. Italy <API A six· root crack has opened on one s ide or the "all o n whic h Leonardo da Vinci·, famous ma:.terp1ece "The Last SupJ>('r" 1s painted, but 1t does not pose serious problems for the "ork. a rt officials said toda) The fissure, hair an anch wide. 1s on the nghl side or the paint· ing JUSt inches from the figure Of tht• Apostle John "There's no 1mmed1ate da nger to the hgures an the painting or the wall a:. a whole where 1t s painted," s aid Carlo Bertelh. SUJ>('nntendent or fine arts for the city of Milan The 'crack is only the latest of many proble ms that ha\'e troubled the work~t art since 1l was painted in 1496 in the refec· tory or the Santa, Maria delle Graz1e chur<'h in this maJor business center Several years ago art experts discovered that a kind of mold was eating away at the colors or the fresco. The cra ck was pr obably caused by vibrations rrom heavy downtown traffic in the area where tne church is located .or by a sink1ng of the ground un- derneath. officials said. These problems have also affected other city monuments Leonardo's ''Last Supper" - 29 reet long and ts reel high -is considered . one or the greatest frescoes ever painted because of its masterful use of light a.nd perspective. Ei. Renovation Plan Droppettf . By STEVE MAaBLB .... .,...., ........... RHtcl•nt• of Lldo l•l• lD .Newport B•acb bave aldMepped a ccmlraa~ &be coutal commlHioll &bat. could baTe f0ft9CI &bem to opal private btacbel to~ ,..bile. The tb6wdowD ... ed OD a .... , ..... ,.....t Ute 1.&do 1•1• ~-.;-..... Aaaoc!laUoa WU .. ..., to UC and pa ~.._,cha . But SOuth l::oHt Re,lonat Coa1tal Commt11ion of lclal1 threw a 1eare lDto the Llclo com· mmdt.f..._ ltmach It clear t.bat the pennlt would not be 1ra11t1d aqlell U private ....... .,... mllde publJc. Mel Carpenter, commia,'ion director, 11ald acceaa would have to be provided to the beaches and island ~ti would have to l'el)lace private ~ach alps wlth llpa lnclJcatlnl the strands wer. open to the public. Late aa.t month, the Lido Isle realdeotl oVtect to Withdraw the bulldln1 perralt Qplicatlon ratber tban baUle com· mlMklner'I . Homeowner PNtld•nt Judy FraDco tald tbe mov• came partially became the uaoclation qrMd It C!OUJdn't afford $150,000 1D dabbcue lmpro¥em.nta. Followtal UM eom.mllakm re- que1t .for opealn1 up privat. beatlMI, tbe IJdo aNOClaUoa unan•rnoUllJ aCl'Md not to ae• cept "any situation re1ardine public acceaalbHHy or our beaches as a condition of our r-. modelina the clubhouse." The usocJaUon furtber •creed · tt would vote down lts own permit if the eommlulon peralawct in Ill access requeet. Carpenter N.ld the stri.np Ued to the Lido lale permtt bad slmllarttiel to a cue ••rly Ud.a month lnvolvltl .tbe prl~ate commwai&y ot rvlne Cove In northern Lafub• Beac.b. Carpentet bed recommtneScKI tbat public acc.11 tbrouah lrvlDf ~e M ,.quired ln ex- Ch..,. for allowlna Irvine Cove rMkltntl to build two new teGnll courts • CoD)JDlHlonua, thou1b. granted the residents' request wtthodt forcing tbe acceq ques. Uon. L ast week, a . Los Anaelea Superior Court judee upheld tbe coastal commislion'a ritbt to re- quire property ownere to ded- icate public beach access u • condition to 1ranllft1 property lmprovementa. The suit b*1 been Oltd by the Califorma Coatal Council. It ls ·expect.eel the ..-OUP wUI appeal tbe Superior c.ourt dfflllon. Some Lido late reeldenll have su11..wd they wt>uld await a final court dectllon before ..., conaldertn1 expansion of the clubbome. Accordln1 to Carpenter. the C8ee UDO. Pafle Al) e lection tbft final returns \Oould be avalta me about 2:30 a .m. - 6 'h hours after the polls closed •-if everything went according to plan. However . on Wednesday ro11owing the June 3 election day. officials discovered the computer programs failed to ac· cept results from 38 precincts. Told Bizarre ,-~ . ,... Methods Revealed NEW YORK <AP> The Cen· tral lnlellif?Cnce Agency's secret expenmenLc; to develop new es- pionage methods between 1965 and 1975 have included using trainelt otters. electric s tun guns, calibrated black1acks. a giant piston and marshmallow barrages. The New York Times reported today The agency's research and de · velopment staff also was an· terested an the secret life of' plants. peace pills. a n investiga lion of "bioplasma fields" a nd . electrosleep. .,,..__ T he information was con- tained in about 3.000 heavily censored pages of studies and / docum~nts related to CIA ac- tivities" duriog the 10-year· period. the newspaper reported today. It was made publie in the agency's Langley, Va . head - quarters as a result or a T1mt"-. request under the Freedom or Information Aet. Which ideas were develOped and which we re di~arded is not. known, The Times said. because the agency refused to comment on the documenLc;. Many details, proper names and tittes were de- leted from the papers. leaving very general descriptions. Tht- Times reported. lo one pro~ct. the CIA ap- parently attempted to teach <;eats. otters. dogs cats and othe r anima ls to carr y ex plosives or microphones le.. places humans could not reach Otters set:mcd lo be the favorilt· since they traveled on both lana and in water. The Times said Other projects included "a study of incapacitating darts ... and "a flas h blindness in · capacit.ator ... using a bright light source to blind a sµbJ ect. The T1messa1d nearly aJ I details were deleted for projects involving "a hand-held calibrated blackjack." plastic cocoons. taffy pellets and marshmallow barrages T here a lso was a project describing a giant piston to be used in countering hijackings and terrorists. The Times said. The piston was to be incorporated m an airline pilot's seat. When a hi· Jacker entered the fli ght deck. the pilot would trigger a 25-pound piston that would knock the hi· 1ackerbackthroughthedoor As in past documents. there were references to Project OFTEN, whjch the agency jointly started in 1968 with the Army Chemical Corvs at Edgewood. Md. Coast Weather Fair through Tuesday except patchy morning coastal roe. Lows tonight in upper ~. ·Highs Tues· day Jower 708 at tM:aches to low 80a Inland. INSIDE TODA~ Ronald ~ u promot- ing a UJ1icW ~ of dome1tic ~· tlla:t IOOt&kt pore the /tdnol ~ and ,,,, Octt1ernm•nt ,"olf 11our bock1." See "Less Means More.'' Page C3. 1.itlea " .. ~ :: ...._. .. C.......... AS c ........ ~ CWtk:t .. Cl••••• .. .,... "'9ca Alt ........... =-·,.. .... 111111 c~ ·. •' OM.Vf'tlOT N ~-........ JVS'l BR~f; t.-...... ,.,.. ,....., _.,""' ....... 11: RIENSBORO. N.C. CAP> -Foor 11temben II the Com· m\Ulll\Wonen Pat\)' were taken ln&o nattod1 today al\• atul· ntn1 with poUct> oul.llde • courtroom where ala Ku Kha~ KJaumen and Amertcan Nam went oo tr11J In the •l•Ylnp ol ·five commUAllt acU$. The cr~u broke wh.-n C.WP memben were ct.Utd "· mlllan« to lbe SU Court ri)om .-Mrt Jury aei.cuoa wu 1e-mn1 \mder way Abou\ two do1t'n CWP memt>t-n and 1uppotter11. ,ome 1houUna ak>tana . approached a aecw1ty 1taUon 10 tNt from the door ol the courtroom They ~e told that onl)' famUJea ol lhe defendanu and ol the Ii~ activiaU who w.r. ktlled at • 1>ealh to lbe Klan" rally Nov 3 would be allowed tn the courtroom. \all.-fl M,u.-r Hi91t1" f plt••fd • W,\SlllNGTON <APl The U S. &ypreme Court tod•Y up- held exiatina water ri1~ ln m0&t of California's fertile Im· petlal Valle)' ~ ln a unarumbua d.elaklin. the co rt reveried a 9t.h U.S. Circuit Court of ApP,ea1a rullnl in \ llmltlng the amount of htnd that c~d be •rnaated with CQJorado Raver water to pan·elb of no more than 160 acre.-. The hJCb court noted th.It the appellate ruling would likely have forced the s&Je of 1ar1e amounts t)f land al below·marltel prtces. '1 Hedi tl••r91•r flf 1· f ftr \ ..... ~· WASHINGTON 1 Ar> The U S. preme Court today re· fused·to allow tht· immediate merger of the Burlington Northern railroad wtlh .the St Loui11~S.n t'ranris Railway Co .twiu·c•I,. .Jnb ,,,,,,,.,,, 1 I alb 0 JOH.ANNESBURG, South Africa *P~A nationwide job boycQtt planned by blacks to mark the f \lrth anniversary of the -bloody Soweto riots apparently fluted t ay. There were reports or ab&enteelam <fl 7~ 100 percent in Cape Town. the nation's oldest city, oot poU~ there said non-whites were tu.ming up ut work in factories and !Jlores by mid· morning. There were scattered Incidents of11tone-throwtn1 and of police dispersing prot~ters with bataand tear 1as in Soweto. the sprawling ghetto of 2 mlllion ou de Johannesburg. But blacks there virtually ignored the boy t call. crowding buses and trains to commute to work In Joh esburg. Probe Con.firmed • Caty ._.. .. "in H•aUnaton •Um.W.,.. =•named 9'o. lM ...... of Cit)' •lrjad la&ard•Y and U,000 iao.ed .. 011111. -:::• Md cbopp1 thfM.foat Wel t..,t llftpardl. •1. T!My laid a pel'l()m were pul)ed .f~ the water. "'Jl{unun.ion ~lty 1uard1 were preHed Into action Saturday when a n.ut1ht near tbe .,..,. turned into a s~ and ~ throwln1 melee lnvolvln1 around~ people Sunday brouth\ a bit ot the/' same wheD Ule1uarda bad to brtak up a nol.ay, 1and·t.ouin1 crowd that had entlrcled a preacher. In Lal\Ul• Beach, officiala re· ported a dally turnout of ~.000. They said oaly six rescues were made over the w~kend. Doheny State Beach attracted 3,000 weekend visitors while t.500 people turned up each day at San Onofre. San Clemente state guards contended with 5,000 visitor!; Sunday and 4,000 persons on Saturday. City guards in Sao Clemente reported a heavy thronl( ot \4,000 people packed onto the sand pver the weekend San Clemente city guards re· ported five rescues over the \\'eekend includmg a young St!a lion that apparently swam off from San Diego's Sea World laat week. They aald the sea Uon wuhed up on shores and later waa taken to the llreguard headquarters where It reportedly doied 1,1nUI official! from Sea World amved totakettbome. YACHT. • • According to the Coast Guard. the crew spent about lour and a half hours in a rubber raft before they were picked up by the freighter. Seas were moderately heavy at the.time of the rescue. State Sus~cts Smog Test !Bribes By CHERYt PRUETT ·Justihe Department sources in · ot t11t ~11" ~•i.. statt . Sacragiento confirmed that an First reports or the sinking came to Newport Beach from Jim Donnelly, skipper or Bill Ooner's Hatteras·S3 Iman. which was about eight hours behind Pez Espada. Donnelly said he had put into Santa Mana cove. j ust north of Magdalena Bay Friday night. because the seas were getting roueh He fi rst heard of the sinking by radJo about Ra m. Saturday In ves\J.gat1o~ of bribery 1nvest~at1on is undc>r w<iy but . <>har~es anvol.ving us ~d car refus~ to elabornle dealers a nd ins pec tors for Meanwhile. stat e o fficials }f_a~llton Test Sy~tems, the firm stopped JUSl short of accusing holding a $10.4 m1lhon ~ta~e con· Hamilton of incompetence dur· tra<'l to tet1l automobile .smog ing testimony Friday and disput· <>ontrol systems. was confirmed ed allegations that the com today ~Y the State Attorney pany's inspcctons are missing Generals Office. hair the emission control viola· A spokesman for Hamilt<?n lions passing through the test Teat Systerm, wh08e Caflforrua stations ~!ldquarters ar~ i?. Santa ~a. Mot~rists transferring s aid t~e firm as cooperaun.g ownership of a used car in the folly wtth the attorney general 5 Sou\h Coast Air Basin must go to office." . . . a Hamilton station to have the He clwmed it was Hamilton s emission control system in· ~eportmg Of ~UCh alleged lnC.I· :,p('(•ted <lenls tha~ arutlated the states ·The hearing was called by investigation. chairman Daniel £. Boatwright. Bil.I C~up. dlrect<?r of com· D ·Concord. who presented munscataons fo~ Hamilton Test s tudies ·i:.how1ng Hamilton Systems. said tha~ s~me employees had an error rate of employees h11ve been dtsmas~ 52 percent in entering data in the bul that b~cause of the tn· state computer concerning re· veatlgaµon in progress. he was pairs done by mtthanics on cars not free to. ~ay how many that had failed the emluion.s ecnployee1 are involved or who. test "In t~os~ rare cases where Boatwngbt also produced " alleged mcadent.a occur we re· report by an Air Ruource11 Another radio r<'port from Donnelly today said he '4 as heading mto Turtle Bay because o( reports that wind and seas were building oorth of Cedros Island. L a t i t u d e a n d I o-n g i t u d e coordinate5 placed the scene or the sinking a bout 90 miles northwest of Cape San Lnaro on the Baja CaWornla coast · ·The Pcz Espada is believed to be the largest boat s unk off Ba.JS s ince the Shooting Star went down with all hands north of _Cedros ln June 1974. 1·rutH Pug•• l I FATAL ... ~ Hostage Issue . COunt Doubted1 Snarled By TM A.tMetaleet PNM By F&£1>E&IC'K SCBOEM~HL • llllNfy .......... A eab&e M>Utte aaid toda t la doubtful" that wmfam Geor1e Bonin, ques · tlooed u a poeslble suspect ln lbe deaths of several youn1 meo throughout Southern California, will 6e ~led wtlb anything more than sodomy and oral copulaUon in COMe<:Uoo with h1a arrest Wednesday ni&ht. What appeared to be develop- ing in Lo6 Angeles was a ra~ against Um~ -the Olstrlct At· torney's ()(flee facln1 a S p.m. deadline to file char1e1 and the Sheriff's Department csime ~ attempting to determine if there 111 any evidence to lin BOnin to slayings th.at hav• bee att,.tbut· cd to the so·called · freeway killer" ca.sell.· 'The source said tha s late aa this mornin1. be flied against the 32·year·old Downey· truck driver • ··All l can say is that the ln· vesligation la continuing," he . uld. J Following has arrest in Hollywood Los Angeles eouce Department spokesman said Bonln was belng lnvestigat.ed for the murder of Charles Miranda. 15. of Bell Gardena. whose death closely parallels other slaytngs Surgeon Held in Murders The bo1ta1e crl1l1 can be an the aeries of murders. 11oived only u part of a com· The, tource. wh~ bas been preheosive tetUem~nt of all. worllin1 clolely witb police ln· u .S. +Iranian proba.ma. Iran's Is evldence that Unks Bonin with also said he will aubmit a · vntisatora, lndlui.d that there forelp minilt.er Hid tod~·He the Miranda murder but said It posal to the RevoluUonary is circuD11tanliaJ and could be cil in the next few day• to con· difficult to prove in court. sider breaking relations with For that reason. he exlalned. Iran 1t waa doubt.fut that a urder Thousands of people marched charge ,wouJ~ be contain {n lbe today in front of the occupied complaint e~pected t.o be filed u .S . Embauy tn Tehran agaj.D6t Bonin late tbla afu!r· celebrating the annJveraary al nc(on . Arraignment was the birth In 626of Imam Huaetn. 'sc heduled to f91low 1.m·\ patronoflran'sdominantShiJt.e mediately. Moslem sect. He said the door would be left p res l dent B a n I ·Sad r . open. for the filing of murder Ayatollah }tuhollah Khomeini's charges against ~nin pending son. Ahmad \ and a number of the results oC the mvestt1ations Iranian le aders watched the now in progl'eas. march Crom a podium placed tn The char&• likely to confront front of the embassy. where Bonin will be sodomy and oral ~o m e of the 53 A m e r ica1r copulaUon baaed on ae~µaJ ac· hostages captured Nov. 4 are t1vitJe5 tnvesUgator11 claam they still believed held. observed pnor to Bonin's arrest .. The hostage eras· ii. not. an inHollywood isolated issue · Foreign Ball on those charges would be Minister Sadeg Ghotbzadeh S2 .~ but the source said a higher bail would be sought becau&e of Bonin·s long history Q( criminal related offe sea, in· eluding a convictJon s mmlng from attacks on youths n Foun· tain Valley and Stanton In 1975. Meanwhile. Ora e County Sheriffs Lt. Wya Hart said l~al mvesUcaton were "skep- tical" about Boclin's possible in· volvement In the Or ange County casu linked to the freeway murders series The cues are similar ln that the bodies of young men who were known to be hitchhikers were left nude and strangled alongside freewa ys, major highways and 1n two r«ent cases. behind gasohne stations •'l Wes tminster and Huntington Buch HOMETOWN AE EMBERS IAAN HOSTAGE-A4 told <i news conference at Iran's foreign ministry. "lt can be solved only through a com· pre hensive settlem ent of all lr.an·U S. problems " lie did riot elc.borate. but up~ now Iran's main condlnons for releos e of the hostages ··have t>ecn the rl'turn of the ousted i.hah and his weal~h and an apology for past U.S. actions ln Iran By PHIL SNEIDER MAN OI ... O.lly P\leol •ut1 ' ~ Huntington Beach police con There is a tot of 41 un&alved tinu~ their probe today of the murders of y ng men 1n stabbing deaths Friday naght'of Southern Cahfom1a dating back Ghotbzadeh cil:.o C'ril1c1zed Ir an's dom1nunt Is lamic R,epublic<in P a rty a nd pro .\1 o:.cow 'Com munas t Party. ac ru•ing their news papers of ·•col· lusion to force I ran into internet t1onal 1solat1on " Agai~. he did not l'laborate 6) . T t' h r .1 n I< ;i d 1 o~s a 1 d c;hotbzadch madt· h1~ r mment .1bo ut pos~1bly break1n relu· lions wllh Iraq duran~1 an tn· t~rVll'w ~1th its correspon~ent. .a prominent Long Beach at-to DeC' 26. l~ut Investigators torney and ..ne former wife of a 11<1) ttwy doubt a are related ' Lo n g Beach ~urg1•on 1n lhl· woman's Huntington Harbour Uontn. who !> re mained m homl' ru~tody at I . Angeles County The woman's former hus band. Jail sanN tus arr~t . rormerl)' n· Or Louis AJaia. 49, remained in ~1ded in S1lverado Canyon 1n tht: t-luntingt.on Beli<'h jail today on Santa Ana Mountains where he :,uspicion of commltt.ing the two and htA brother onec• attempted lo murders purcha.<;ea::.alt.>0n He is being held In heu of t•,. was "ISO <irrest ... d ~Ul $250.000 bQil . awa1l&ng ao ar 1 ~ • "' u raignment th~t is expected to ne'er charged following an Inc•· tal<e place Wednesday. dent 1n "'h1 <'h sheriffs deputies ... ... . Clark Off er." ' lra11 Cri.~is ·SolLttif)ns' Th h C'l<i1 med to h:n ·e found Bonin e two v1c tlm!> ave Ix-en ",''E"' uoRK <A.P l -Former d fed ... A.I · ..., oe ::.odom1ZJng a tttn age boy ·" " • 1 ent1 1 .as ... argu.• a1a. .... Attorne) General Rami:.e y ·3512 Gilbert Dr .. and Marv1n Clark , who relurned ..:unday T. j,. 50 ' :... B h :\crord.m~ l() cour1 dorumenlb. ., ins'°uer. . a 11.Nng eac at· R I h f rrom • tnp ''""Iran th·•t d••lied os t h h I '-~~ l onin hlU a ong 1story 0 sex· .. "" a .,. orney "' o a:. ong ""'~" <IC" "f' pru•1d"'nl1al travel ban. "aid to Udl aC"ll\'lty wllh ~nun1t male:o; "'"' -. ... in <'Ommun1ty !';t'n 1ct' PrCJJet·b b ff ~a~ h e .. 111 ,.,.,, for con· lh t 't and has told pro itlton 0 1cer.. a .. ) .. a 1n5 8 Lea Y "-h thdt ht· t>nJo)~ h<indcuffing h•~ g rel>:,ton<ll inqu1r1es into gt ws V\.. oa of Huntington partners Am~ncan involvement 1n Iran. Bt>ach police said Dr Ala1a Clark's demand was one of came to hts ex-wife's home Pn· nine points he enumerated as tus day night to lake custody of the recommended soluti.o.n to the couple's two children over tht> lli¢i Court Backs hostage cnsi.s. He said he would weekend. urge the Ci>ngress to hold hear· A quarrel developed . ap·. Employment Planij ings "tD find out what our coon· parently cen tering on the try _what the CIA -has done <'hildreo. and AJaia stabbed h.16 WASIONGTON IAP> -The 1n Iran.·· port them lmmedlalely to the Board consultant indicating state agencies that oversee the Hamilton Inspectors' had an er · program. the Alr Resources ror rate of 53 percent In cherk ex -wife once in the abdomen tJ 5 Supreme Court today left Clark, who part1c1paled in a Mis• Barrett was a member al with a kitchen knife. Ochoa :,a.id intact the wa.> the government 15 54·nation conference on V S th• Newport Harbor High School Tinacher. B family acquaint enforcing a requirement that "cnmes" m Iran. said that af Boa rd and the .~ u re au of mg u.nder can' hoods for m.laa· Automotive Repair. ine sm<>j control devlcev. A spokesman for the ·s\ate Hundred.a of comphtlnu to th • Justice Depart.ment said the In· ARB, lealallatora and theJov veatigaUon came at the request ernor's office h1tvc bf-tin fll by ·of the Department of Con.sumer motor1sta alncc the ln•f)(lCUm• Alf airs that Includes the Bureau proaram l'MlfChtl la.l aprlnc. of Automot1ve·Repalr. .. J am oot uUiJflud with lht- C'lui111 of 1980 and was active In ance who was visiting at the compan.i~ doing busine~:. wiUl Congress reCused to open the an· 1111 athletl<' 1poru on campus. time. then entered the kitchen federal agencies adopt .. af quiry. he would initiate tus own 11<'('(>rdln1 to 1poke1men at t1nd was s tabbed repeatedly b) firmative action" emplo)•ment The S2·year-0ld Clark held a llu rhor Lttwn·Mount Olive the physician. police ::.aid plirns ne~.\-conference :,ponsored by Mt•mort•I Pane and Mortuary. The couple's children. u boy. The Justices. without com· The Nataon. the hberal weekly whlt•h ta In charl(e of arrange 10. and a girl, 9, were> at home at men t . re J e cte d the u . s that publtshed his nine-point mPnla the time or the sthbbing and ran Chamb« ol Commerce's attack plan an its June 21 issue Sht-lfl1tVt'li her parent•. John to a nell(hbor's houte for help. on government regulations 1t Clark alJJo said ... The mood 11> The firm, Hamilton Teat operation of the pro1eram," uld Systems, Is ~Jso under probe for ARB ch•lrwomllfJ Mury Nktlt>la all~ged. misconduct In ad· lier tiltff 11 nattllnM with wnd f'aul ln .. lhrrt'tt . fovr The neighbor summoned says fortt pnvate employeMJ to much better in Iran thJin at an:; "' brothnra. Johns .. Paul O . Mark police al 8 .07 Pm Ala1a "'as ar use ampermtsuble racial quotaS time" smce the taking of ~· Y.. ,nd Ji.mu K . 111 ()( rested iruude the home. pohqc an hiring. hostagesNov 4. minaatenng the annu•I contract. llamllt.on Wld official» from lh4l Discloe~e. of the bribery In· nuruu of Automollv · Rep•lr veall&alaon surfaced durinc· about the problurn11, •ht: uld testlmor;iy at an Auembly SeJ~t Whllt-auyln1 "they do h•ve • Com~attee ~n Regulatory lot of room for lmwov.,mcnt," t>vers1ght heanng Into the ml•· ARB ExecuUvf' Ortlc•r Tom cond~ct complaln\.S. Auatln uld Jiamllton bHIC'•llY T~Umony revealed ~hat car has done a good Job dealen may have attempted to "I'm convlnc~ proicrHi. I• he·. brlbe Hamilton lnapectora to &C}l ing made " he uld approval of emission control • systems on used cars being sold .. to \he public " DAILY PILOT ,_ ... .......... """ ..... "' ·--. a.r-.11.i-~-......·-- Ti114t I I (714) .... Q Ft fMv911'1l11MMl?I Nature Center Accepting Camp Signups The Environmental Neturt Ctnt•r la ~ appUct!UOnl tor lta Natur.e Camp, acbtduled June'23 throu_.. July 17. Bob Kelly, a • 1pdkeaman tor . the ceDt.tr, HJd bo)'t ucl ~-" throueb 12 wtU 1aU..r near tit Ntwport H•rbor H11h kbool athleUc nl&d f~ auch COUl'NI u En\llron'mental Biolo11 nd Nature'• aa.t*'. Cost per-~ ti ......... tor the four·'"* prosram. A dta~ount la offered faaalll• wWl more than one thlld atMDdln1. TIM' tamp nm1 from 1:11 a .m. to 12~ p.m., Monday ·::;;.t W~J. and 1:11 a .a:a, 4:IO p.m., Tbunday, for Utpm •. hftblr bdorm•Uoa may bt ob'-91 ... by caUlDI .., .... from u a .m. to l p.m . ,__.., · and Wedneaday: or Nt·l•. Mond8J trom t p.m.. to I p.m: Uuoqb Frtda1. N .. w o r t U •·•ch and hf r _:s~a~ld~. ------------------=-----------------------ii ran molht'r Mrs Jeane\lt' Ster tti , ot Newp<>rt Bearh The family aune•l• memorial <'t>ntrJt)utlon11 to Chlldrens f1011pltal ot Oran1e County f 'r1Htt Pu,,.-. l I UDO ... . . homeowner 1roup can mah Im provementa up to lO percent cl the bulldln1 1paot> without . • Coaat.al Commkllon butldln1 permit. The Lido 1roup had con alder" addinl a a.cond 1t.ory to the clubhouse amona other Im· provementa. Army Chutist Dies iri Fall FREDERICJCSBURO. Va. <AP) ..... Whll• hi• pJarents watcMd rN>m below, set. lit c1.... Thomu JobntOq, ... • member of ·U.. Armr'• ere8 Golden KN_,.tl lky dtvtna team, pulled U.. nn, on hll paraobut.t -and pl.,.S 10,000 feet to hl• death. "U be Md bad OM cw two ,.condl more he would ban ..... tt, .. NJd another Ooldlll KnlO& afterU..aceacs.atlu8d.ly. 'l'llotll.., of =• att...Ua• tM itr lbow' 'It annoa A1rpart litar here looked on at tht nteraa of more tbaa l,IOO Jumpe r.&l to lt1t deaU.. The Casual SIOe ot Rugby ~ c:onon nJOby Shof1I and panes. 1v1d.,.;i 1n OOlotl <J '*'· White . khakt. sky tltue. MyY, Ind gold >.aeo. the osa.iC bef rtriPe NQbV an.rt. In e polylo<lnOn blend ' AL:SGARAOE ~FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 .. I Monday. June 1&. 1980 DAIL y PILOT A3 "r•a ol Ure created Uuwth eleetJ1 \hM na\ al bacteria tlon or "manufacture•· and such ad.Jon. Uul coun muat con-Jr. wrote a da.uentina op1ruon 1912 tor Chakrabar ly'a ot· "l•Mta~ tftlloftrlu" cu &. The Carttt edmlnlatntloa ""-"com~IUon or matter" cov· strue the l&nfuage of the law as that was joined by Justices ganlsm, called Pseudomonu. pat..a.d, a dftpi1 aJvlded t .s, DOMd \be ••anUn& of auch p;. eredbyfederJlp~ten\law . it Is. The lanruae or Lbat Siee· Byron R. White. Thurgood The U.S. Patent and Tradem~a U .$.. !upnm ~rt ruled today. -· ·co~reaa ls free to amend t i o n f a i r y '1 e m b r a c e s Ma rs hall and Lewis F Powell OfCice refused to issue such a pa-!~:e~y' ~~"Act::,~o~':f: 1~~ tti_. app cable patent law 80 u Chairabarty'1 Invention." Jr. .ten't, ruling that'. life rorms are By • M vote, UM justJcet laid U.. IOYemm~t-df'Gi\ 1pprov~ -.. ..... PA'•nt l"flqueat made by O~lflraJ Bleculc employee Anand• C.aknbuty for a laboratory dhtiop.d .,_ca.num Ulat eats , Lesbiah . .-u to exclude from patent protec. not covered by patent law. pft(,a.Uoo.a ·•1tvefl' lh• Vall area \1on or1anl1m1 produced, by Burger's cpnion WH joined Brennan said "Congress plajn. Tbe U S. Court or Customs aoo that It e>penJ to ~tentabUll)'." 1enettc en1ineerin1. Or lt may ~tices Potter Stewart, ly. has legislated in the belief Patent Appeals reversed the P~· The ~·1 maj~r_l~y O&>lnion: choose to drart a s tatute ('.!~r.,r~_A. Blackmun. William H. that patent law <soes not encom· tent office, ryllng that a patent wr1tt• by Chlef J~c• Warreo apeclfically desJgned for sucn Rehnquist and John Paul pass living organisms." had t.o be ~sued. Today's de- E . B\al'ler, Hld Cfiitnt>arty'11 llvlng thing.a." Burcer said. Stevens. yeneraJ Eledric scientists at· cision upheld that ruling India Horror Told· Probes Opposed Vill . ~ ge Massacred l MANDA!. India GP~s after that country won ots'war •By The Assoclal4!d Press The National Organiiatic>n for Women, In the c~ing hour5 of its annual state conventt.en Sunday in Irv~. adopted a resolution OP· posing ¥' investigation of alleged lesbianism aooard a Navy ship in· volving 16womensa1lors. J The group of women under in· vestigation servt<d aboard the secr et missile lest ship USS Norton Sound. • The NOW resolution urged its members lo write letters protest- ing the probe· to elected o((icials and N"avy commanders "'The human rights of all persons in military life, including the 16 women involved, must be upheld a nd constitutional privileges to privacy clearly pro- tect one's sexual preference from government regulation." the res- olution said The 320 delegates also passed a resolution condemning an effort by some gro4ps in Contra Costa County to ban the use of Ms. Magazine by the Mount Dwblo Unified School District. The res· olulion s aid NOW deplored -censorship of any kind. In another resolution, NOW m e mbers said they oppose the . -:andidacy of klansman Tom Metzg er, who won the Democratic nomination in the 43rd Congressional District Negotiation Set PORT VILA. New Hebrides 1 AP l New Hebrides ~ovem· ment representatives will fl y to the·rebellious islands of Espiritu :;an.lo .and Tanna on Tuesday in • a ~f.jnal attempt to negotiate a sett)ement to a revolt now in its third week. a government spokesman said today NEWEST TV 'ANGEL' REPORTED Tanya Roberts Latest Cl[l•t Change .. NeW D~lo? T a1zya to .T ~in 'A11gels ~ NEW YORK (APl New York actress Tanya Roberts will be the newest Charlie's Angel. television reporter Rona B.arrett said today. She said Miss Roberts replaces Shelley Hack. who joined the 5-year-old ABC television show. "Charlie·s Angels, .. last September. MISS ROBE RTS SAID SHE HAD done a part on the series .. VegaS" and after that she tested for the role of a pri\'ate eye. .. To insure maximum attenlJon, the identity of the new angel has been kept secret until this very moment, .. Miss Bar- rett said in a broadcast on ABC's "Goo.d Morning America" pro- gram. The network later confirmerl the move. HER CHARACTER WILL BE JULIE Richards, whom she called "something like Kate Jackson's character . She's strong and a leader and a very definite person.·· The s how has had other cast changes and is no longer the top-rated program it was during Its first few seasons . The or iginal team consisted of Miss Jackson. Jaclyn Smith and Far. rah Fawcett. Miss Fawcett left and was replaced by Cheryl Ladd. Then before last season. Miss Jackson left and was replaced by Miss Hack Husband, Wife Team Up Hmttington Pair Complete Police Course By PJOLSNEIDERMAN Of lllo D•llY Pllol Sl•H Five months ago. J on and Dori Hockey of Huntington Beach enrolled in pohce reserve train· mg at Golden West College, hop· ing to bols ter one ;mother's morale during the rigorous course. The married cou pl e re - acfily admit that the past 20 weeks have been anything but a honevmoon Joi\. has h ad t o Juggle his I police studjes whHe working full- ti me as a turret lathe machin1st in I n ·ine Dori has had to handle the course load while keepmg up with her housework and caring ror the couple's active 2-year-Old d auehter. Ani;?ela. As husband and wife m the same classroom. the two found themselves competing on writ· t e n exams and phys ical workouts. They drew more than the usual number of boot camp- style gibes from their instruc tors. In addition. Dori had the burden ol a famiJy name to live up t.o -s he is the daughter of Huntington Beach Police Chier Earle ~bitallle. Jon and Dori arc breathing easier now. Though half their class washed out. they wert- a mong the 33 s tude~t :: graduating\ today from the Golden We~t police reser ve training program the first husband and wife team to com· plete the course together. What did Dori's police chief father think of her plans to take the course? .. , don't think h e was too thrilled," she recalls "But after we started the course. he gave ?JS a lot of help and encourage- ment. I think he· s very proud now.'' Dori adds ... M y mother thought I was out of my mmd. She still does?·· Three of her instructors were Huntington Beach officers but 1f anything. the8e men worked her even harder to avoid any ap- pearance or favoritism. Dori says. Her husband Jon had his hands full , keeping his regular job during the day and attending cl ahes at night and all day Saturdays. He says he mangaged It thanks to a "a very lenient boss and very little sleep." H e observes. ··For every hour's worth of classroom UIJ\e, th~re's an hour's worth or study behind it." Police reserve tralniog covers most ol ,the same topics as basic police tralnin1, thou1h it la not quite as lnteMlve. With their coursework com· pleted, Jon and Dorl are qualified to aerve u reserve of. -ll"°en 11bt1rtt toeat 'POiice a1"'cie1 aeveral times a month. usually oa an unpald baa\a. Reserve offlcen are armed and evtnWally can laandle re- 1ular patrol du•y a• well as tervlcel auch •crowd control. Ion plana to apply eoon ror a r"•rtt po1t with to.ta Me11 poll~e. while Dorl la 1UU un· decided about which a1ency ~he .,...., ,.... ,.... ,.... wlll asaial. F1R8T'HUl8AND·WIP'I TEAM IN POllC~ COU"IE Dort Md Jon Hockey Qreduete From Qotden W.at Protr•m Sbe ~. however. that it w'i.11 \ fol be her lather's HunUnaton \Btaehrorce. --....- paw at the earth. sniffing the for independence from Pakistan rotting flesh a~ bones poklng in 1971 .. The. Bengali~ o utnum· up from a ~tnll~ grave in the bered the Tnpura natives about ed by the Mizo National Army. ' formed b y g..uerrill as i.n--r neighboring Mizoram seeking independence for th-al s D'lall charred rubble and ashes ol this 2· 1 • \tatc. once-thriving Bengali village in Tribal frustration and anger northeast India. ravaged in a at being a minority in the ir Ian~ '-Most of the Tripura native!'> fled, but some have been arres t ed'-on charges or noting and savage attack by Tripun1 exploded in the s torm of arson ~ lribesmen and riollnJl All -India Radio ··1·ve never seen anything hke claims tht: Qmage was 1nst1gl1\ ·sedition. it, nor do l want to." said an In dian army major. wiping tears a-s he surveyed the vlllage. M andai had been home to some 400 Ben~ah 1mm1grant!'t until the Tr1pura nat1v<•!> stormed out of the Jun~k! June fl and cut their "'ay through tht- ,·11lages With bows and arroV. .... s pears, shotguns and daos. the heavy scyt~~ the natives UM' for chopping wood. J , "I saw a ~1x.nonth -old child chopped in· tv.~ t.•ach piece' lying on either . · e nf b1~ deac1 mot~."' !>aid !11a HaJa Mani. des en ing lht' sc;e c v. hen hi' ·army unit rt.'Raint-d control or thi.• area last Monda} Officials in tht· northcast ~tatt.' of Tripura ~ay 345 were killed tht' fin• da}s of\ ~tolev.1d c: bloodleltinj.? that bafian June 6 Tnpura tribesmen y,cent on a · ramp.~ge. wiping out whole families of Bengali!> 1o1. ho con tro lled much of th t-local economy. in one of the worst out breaks of butchery :.1nce India gained independ('nce 33 yt.·an. ago foes of the state's Manust ad ministration claim the statewide · death toll could exceed 10.000 The official reports say 212 died in Mandai alone. but police here put the number or v1llaRen. dead at 350 Bt.·n~al1 ... urvivor!-t flc-d into tht· Jungle. sou~ht shelter 1n tefu~t"t' c amps. or were taken to hospitals at the Trlpura capital of Agartala. 75 miles away Nagendra Saha. 45, his face swollen with bruises a nd his .head s triped with Rashes and stitched wounds. spoke to a r(' porter from his hospital bc-d 1n Agartala. '"As the tnbals ramt' nearer we prayed a loud. 'Oh Gori Please s;n ·c us'.·· he !>a id The natives demanded mon.l·\ and the Bengalls turned over Ctil they had. ubout $250. ~n Top For.d Sinatra Captures Audie~e By JAVSHARBl:TT l"EW YORK IAP1 "~ow." said Frank Sinatra. hb blue e)es t14inkhng. "I 14ant to !-ting a song ;,,ibout a cit~· in New Mexico ·· :--;aturally. he sang his hr!>t h1l in I I} t'ar.., ··~e\4 "r'ork. ~cw York ·· :-.; aturall.'. tht· Carltl'l?ll' Hall aud1t'O<'l' v.t·nt '4 lltl Saturday 1o1. a~ that kmd/'f n1~ht for the 64· ~1:ar·t.>ld:'...s1ngt-r, launchrn~ a Ill· day run m h1~ firs t :--;e1o1. York ap pt.·arance in almo~t l"' o) l'<fr<> Suri'. ru~ chOll"l! of a ll•W tunes 1,1,cre dt-bati:ible L'\"t.'n if h1~ mu~i r1ansh1pwasn·t • H1-. · l'n• Ht·t·n There . \<.t:nr no" h l' rt· mu i. H' a II y . Ctn other · balluct C'allc.' also unre markable. alftJ t.'t)ough alrcad\ 1o1.1th ··:\-1, Wa\ .""{ht· 196U hit that · ht··., .,ting ,_;nough anrl might ret1rl'nm~ And 111~ a fut·t lh<Jt earl\ on. th1· sound !>)Stem Imparted a slJght. but anno)1ng l'Cho to the strong, "lbrant baritonc of thc Chairman of the Board."' ho might take th1i.. up<il thl'nextml'etin~ But wh a tC\'l'r thl· song, t~rou~I\ 18b00gs in 7~ min.utes. lit: whatever th1.• H.•qlpo. Smatra.»'a~ ldt the P~tdqminantl}. Y.hl:('· in top form all tht' w.ay in intona m1ddlt cltiSS ~tron::. cr:,iog .Or ltOn. phr<1S1ng and feeling, mor e ~ whether crooning .. l've Got a Thto wares ran~ed from goWen, "-<:;rush on You ... backed only b~ oldie:s to the nev.ir om a crac k-"'\he soft ~uitarof old pal Tony Mot hn~ ··r,·e Got th World on a tola. or romping throu14h .. Tht· String" to a ~en. ti\(' Ko i:ll 'l·>. <"[Jtt.' 1sJTram11 ··harkcflh~ full r" Sinatra tnler~ to a standin1t O\ al1on and exited \o one. hav1ni:: rolled itmoothly and confidently Be Jtlt: Gc•or~c ll &rr1~on' orc·ht•:.tr;,,i \... ·:SomeUun~ .... with. of cour~~· Jn a "'"'· 11 \<.Lis <1 nt·\\ Sin;.itra s~\ \'ral -.on~., from h1 -. Ol'\\ :\ot mon · i.alk ab<1ut llo<1zc.'. habt-~ album. Trilli~.' and thm~s lh<Jl ~o nng·a·d1ng 1n the night. Why, he didn·t even as s ail one goss ip columnist. He wa!-1 Home Fire Kills 2 Men T1o1. o men died m a ~unda.' mornmi:: fin· that destro~ed l' Police !-a1c1 lht' ho uo;l· 1o1.a' t•ngulfed in flamt's b\ thl' l1mt: firemen arriH'CI at 2· a m Sun day The blazt.• bt·~un ir1 tht· k1te hi•n. offlct.·r.., ~aid a -tnelloW: relaxed s inger scrvm..: up a maximum of music and " minimum of chat And e \en thl' c hat 1o1. a..., J?ood "Allth1s past ~pnng wc."n•bt-en :.hoot mg in tht.• strt-'t't!-1 of !':e" York. · he n·ported. addinit "And ~\'ll) -.oon 1·m ~01ng to ~tart a p1ctun• ·· 1 During h1~ JJl'rformarH"t'. mon· th<.1n J ft'" fc•nH1lc.· ..,hrit.•k>. Y.t•n· heard. -.o mc fr6m tht.• m1ddlt· a 1h'd . ..,oml· from lad1e" "'hu !'.Cl'mL-d under 30. And uftcr om• uptt>mpo numtx-r. :1 "c.•11 dressed t'hi.ip \\<Ci mm t•d lo Cr) .. Go get cm . t"r,mk -It "a:. a <.·las.., show ll\ ,1 dass\ vcterap It \\;J~ hi~ ki nd of n1~ht 1n h1s k1ndorto"11 .. Once we were outside. the) sv. ung their daos at us."" S<iha said "One man gave mt: a rh<lp on m y he ad and I ft>ll un conscious. Before hitting me. I say. him force an old 1o1. oman to lie on the ground and h<' :.mai.hed her head Vtllh the dao ""My two sons d ied v.1th1n Cf"lf"bri ti ~s W ~d seconds of one another. Thev y. ere killed by the tn ba Is The~· were beaten to death They died on my lap I tried to save them but then 1t v. as m) turn ThC'} fl t.• mav bt-10 tht: :rntumn of h1.., year~. and arr;,,in~t·ts :\'.cl~1>n Hid· dlt:. Don Co~t.1 and 1;11rdon Jenkin.-; may h•n t' to pitch the or chestrat1on~ ... tonl' or tY.11 l11'4 l'r noY. tn <Jc<:ommod<Jll• h1., .1j.(ln).(. but !lt11l st urdy PllJ<'~ left me for deud '· Most of the e~tlmctted I 3 million Benguhs m Tnpura ar<' Hindus who fled from pre· dominantly Moslem Bangladesh BRA,"\ FORD. Conn 1 A Pl A bout 40 attended tht· c1·remon\ as Puhtzer Prize "1nn1ng car toonist Garry Trudeau and ~BC "Toda.'·· show host J ant.• Paull') said their l4edd111f'( \OW!-S<itur day night on the waterfront at Trudeau·s home on Governor·s lsland off the Connect icut coast. mspinzd from austral ie ... fiA Qll~~llViR.-.c our favorit<z.. S'Wlmtrunk arrl wolkshort af'q. ~µ.ilar with ell~. a anzat ~bnof colore. e17..AZS 2S-36 toye e1 '7.<l.8 a 1 eo, But a:. j\b ~olnc:t•rt prnvl'~. !•ram 1-. Albert Stnatr,1 remain~ at thi· head of the cla!>~ of an) .' t.•ar a~ a ~inger . 44 Fbstuon lslctnd· Newport Beach·7l41644 5070 JOOJ \\t!stwood Bfvd.·~stwood VfllQge•2J3/470·7727 • l ,,., DAIL V PfLOT \ .... • ~~.1·~ ~··•ti•• News1nan' Tt•E ·MAaCHES ON DEPT. Today. thit. aterllna Journal rnarkod h.a 20lh year u 1 dally newap&\per ll '• dll fkult to reallae that thlldren h4ave a rown to adulthood ln our coaataJ reaclon alway• thJnkln1 uf the Dally Pilot aa a daily \ \ It wu not always thu11 ,.,.., pnP« Mc tually tracei. tb ancestry tNack 73 yura to UI07 when M II Swain rounded a Uua. ~ caUed I.be NewpOrt New' in· the little vlllaaai by tlM harbor. Samuel A. ·Meyer, wbo deli1hted in cbronJcUna tb PGUtlcal wan of the eoasthne. published the News from 19:21 to 1946 LAT£a, IT WAS Pubhsher Walter Burrouehs who de· veloped the Globe Herald an Costa Mesa. added the Pilot and turned the paper into a dally on June 16, 1960 ~ old Newport Harbor News · Press was merged with the Pilot a couple of years later Under current Publisher Robert N. Weed. the Daily P.ilot wu fµr!her e xpanded to offer editions from Seal Beach to San ~mente. thus &iving our entire coastline Its own community dally newspaper. Names of the leaders like Swa~. t,!~>'er. Burroughs and Weed ·are well-chronicled ln the }listory of the paj:\ef' Additionally, howeve~. in looking back ove r those grand 20 Three /Of Our f/entage Burtt. Andnson and Wagnn \ -yec.rs . I like lo re m em ber three veter an newspapermen whose roles we re perhaps more o bscure. But they made sig n)rlcant contribution~ to forming the Daily Pilot into c. real daily newspaper NORMAN R. ANDERSON joined the staff early on in the daily ronversion and served a whole variety of desk po!iltions, including copy desk chief. He could process 'Tle ws Ukc a flash or lightning. * He br'Ouizhl lo the Pilot a deoth of exoerience from papers like the Salem. Oregon Statesman. the San Leandro Morning News and the Alhambra Post Ad vocate He was the kind of guy who had a srrule for everybody a nd in the stress of foolups or press breakdowns would smile a nd say, .. Now, now -don't worry -we'll Jet it out ·. " JOHN G. "JACK" BURTT was a 16-year veteran de!>k man when he joined the Pilot staff in 1964. Despite s uffer· ing a crippling form or arthritis. he was a news pa perman of wit. whlmay and precision. Few desk men could lay out a front pa ge with the pre- cision ot Jack Burtt. He didn't use fillers to plug s hort col- umns. He planned for those Little short stories and knew where each paragraph was in the paper. He could get irritated when stones weren't getting proc~sed t.o his liking. Once. some two-day-0ld parade winner results got IOfit and we had t.o process the story rl ghl on deadline. one page at a time Jack turned to the edito r and quietly jibed, .. Arc we handling this on a fas t· breaking basis?.. .. \ --LEICESTER "LES" WAGNER came lo the Daily Pilot from the old Los An geles Mirror in 1964 and brought a couple of decades of e'xperience to our re.write desk Fiery and peppery at rive-feet. two ~nd 112 pounds. he could r attle a 'typewriter like a machlnegun He taught a whole legion of young re)Klrters how to turn professional. Le8 never singled out a staffer for error He simply sa id. "I think WE got this one wrong. .. Les Wagner died in 1965; Burtt in 1967 and l\flderson 1n 1971 . When the Daily Pilot looks back over 20 yea rs as a da1 )y, I like to remember people like Norm Ande rson. J ack Burtt and Les Wagner. You may never have seen their bylines. But they lert an i mprint for all time on daily newspapering along this ~sl of all possible coasts a Raid Tr ,. lsraelis-_JK.ill ~ 3 Terrbrisis T EL AVIV (AP> -An tsraeh naval patrol intercepted and kllted 1hree PLO terrorists .tn a sP"dboJt today. le11 than 24 hours after Prime Minister Menachem Begin's aovemment warned that the Cofn1'1on Market's call for Involvement of the Palestine Liberation Orgai\rza tion In Mideast peace talks was an invitation to Nad·llke liq u1datlonoft.he Jewtabatate . Vuser Ararat's PLO claimed border, but no other terrorists responalblUty for the attempted were found. sea raid on lsr,iel's Medlterra· nean reeort loWn of Nahatiya and s~d the guerrillu clashed with braeli ron:es .to t.be north of the town "ln a three.hour con· rrontatJon that left many enemy MOld1ers killed or wounded ... THE TEL AVIV command said the guerrillas were heading down the coast from Lebanon when their riberglaas boat was intercepted by an Israeli patrol boat. The Palestinians fl.red with a rocket-propelled grenade at the patrol craft and the IAraelis returned fir e. sinkin& the boat and kUUng au aboard in a three· minute claah. a spokesman said. O ne I s raeli s ailor was '\'Ounded in~ the clash in the Mediterrane an. about a mile off ihe northe rn Israeli coastal town -or Achziv. the s pokesman said: Jt was the fourth llole this year Israel said it had intercepted seaborne Palestinian raiders. After the latest battle, the Is raeli military mounted a land. sea and ai r search or the area JU:.t :.outh of tbc Lebanese Hometown Remembers Hostage A PLO. CO•MUNIQUE iaaued io Beirut, Lebanon sald the at· tack by the three slain terrortau "was mounted to undencore'OW' peoples· armed 1tru11le . . . lD the lsraeU-occupied Arab ter· ritoriea" captured ·dwia1 tbe 198'7 Middle East War. Be&in. readlnl ta., uausually hara& 'Cablnet 1tatement •P· proved durin.C au ,..War meet· ina &.mday. aald llraeJ ,.~ Europe'• call foe LD.olvemeot ol the Pale1tln......._Llberatlon Or1enl&Mk1D, wbla. be termed ''the Arab SS." The Common Market declaraUon was reminla· cent al Europe's appeasement of Nazi Germaoy before World War II and a s ellout to .. 'totalitarian blackmail." the statement said. · THE CABINET REFE&RED to a recent vow t.o ~'liquidate" Is rael by Al Falah, lhe largeu te rrorist group within the PLO "Since Hitler's a utobiography c Me1J1 Kampf> was written, no .. words were 'ver more ex]»lklt fo r all the world to bear, ~ in c luded. on ttle stri ving to destroy the J4.'w1sh state and na lion·." 1t 58.ld. The state ment also crit1cW!d the Common Market offe r to ~u arantee Israel's security. say inJ: the Je wish sta te "asks for no :.cc u t 1t y guarant ees ol a ny European people Is rael does <ind shall know how to defend itself .. Begin wat. quoted as :.ay1ng he 110 1'{ER. 111 IAP > It may w ould not receive a West have been th<-biggest party eve r German ddegat1on sent by the an this s mall centra l Illinois nine Common Market counlnc!> com munity. with bands. food to purs ue Che declaration. 1ssut-d and hundred1> of lp~ple in the b) the• European i;umm it 1n pa rk But on(' 1JX•l"son was ousi>· \'c01ct• Friday · 1' 1n Oa mai.cw.. Syria. the PLO mg. T he t ownspeople gathered and Syria attacked the Common S unday "Let's Not ~forget Ma rk et declar ation The PLO Paul Da y" 1 to show the family ca lled 1t an a ttempt to rescue of Marine S~ Paul Lewis they s talled. U.S sponsored t..ilk!> had not forgotlt!n he w~s s pend· between. Israel and Egypt Syn a 1og his 225th day as a hostage in s aid the plan was vague and lg. Iran · , , nor ed the right of self rule for ) Arab~ in Eas t Jirusal<'ln Hut "I 1UST WISH could be ftle · Egypt i.a.ad .the; plan ~a-. · com ho mecoming, •1 ~aid Gerha rdt pat1ble" w\th 1Cs ~itct-trul~ Mohr . who donated and grilled with l1>ra<>I 700 pork pattl~ for the ba~ue dtnn<'r ~f the people in -lhe com muruty could do this kind of thingi you know how they must r 1•cl a II over lht' Cf\Unlry .. "We knew evea yone was still behind us. but it really s howed up today, .. said Glo ran Lewis, mother or the 23·year·old cap- tive "The people have done so much and worked so hard . . " YELLOW RIBBONS decor1tt ed the bands tand. decked sh.irt.'> and blous~ and hung from poles and trees in the park and alon"' llhnois 49 through town. Many µartygoers wore T-shirts that read . "Let's Not t~or~et Paul '· . T he party arso coincided Wllh Futher 's Day and helped raise thl' s pln ls or Phil Lewis, who ha5 not heard from his son slncc- F'cbruary ------- \ NATION I WORLD . "" .......... . Protecti"e Masks These four Portland area residents wear different kinds or protection as U~y try to keep v9lcanic ash out of their lungs. Dry weather and wind i;tirred up the ash from Mount St. Helens in Po rtland today. prompting three airlines totem- oontrilv ,uspend ser vice to the city. High Court Nixes ~ '~~!TO~~p~u~~~~~1~ 1 tact a North Carolind law '\talc officials say Is aimed at preventing 5ex supermarkeLc; · The law prot11 b1ts· a build inl{ from containing more than one kind of a(1 ult establishm ent 5uch a~ an adult bookstore, movft! thecHt'r. pee~how . m assage parlor or :.exual device st.ore. RY A 7-? VQTt:, THE .(USTICES ~fused lo review a North Carolina Suprerftl. Court ruhnl( that the state law does not v1ol at'c fret> '>pet>«h or frtt prp..,~ n ght-- Just1c-es Wilham J Rn·nnan Jr and Thurgood Marshall vol ed to rt•\'lew and .,umm artl~ rt•\f'rl>l' the stale Supreme Court'~ rul 10$! Four votM ar e nr·eded tu !(rant -.uc-h rl'v1ew T hl' l:Jw took 1:Ht·c-t Jan I 1978 E11tabhshment owners who \ iola t<.· 1t can be pun1 h<.-d b} u1> to thrcl' month1> in Jai l and a SJOO ftnt' JN t:RGING mE Jl'RJSTS to uohold the law. the s tate at-torney general'!> orflce a rgued. "The legis lature. after heating C\'ldence of th~ degene rate t'Of1diltons In sex s~rmartceta. was determined to Improve the quahty or life and tbe &iifteq(commettta 1n ~ult '>hops Tht· s tatute "'h1ch resulted Is well calculated Le,-... .trds thel><' t.•nd c; .. A<.•oord1n~ lo :.latl· loW\t.'r'> "orth Cetrohna·s law rs the only nnf' of ll!'. kind in th1• nat1pn · Million Hit Beaches Weather Pattern to Stay a Day f •1t lllr°"Of' lW1odrf ""'""' tor e•rty N1tl•v IOQ nt'&f ti. <O•"I Co.tllel l\IOf\ ._, .0-, IOw mid to u111>er '°"· tnl....O "'oto '" ti. '°'· tow mod lo-r SO.. 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Se<_....,, '211S•,,, ~ 1 TUllDAY "1"4 ._ 1 00• m 0 I Fl<'\I ,..... 1 41 II,,, 1 t Se<-10w ' JI p ,,, 1 t llln rltft l 40• m ,Mt\, 01 11 ,,, ~ fl .. , t N e ,,, , Nfl t I 10 "·"' .. I The Daily Pilot brings you the world, na- tion, state and especially your hometown -all for only 14c a day. AU delivered to your door for less than the price of a cup of coffee. \'oa aet tt all In tbe I • DAILY PILOT ' . .. 642·4321 I • Um Memorabilia HOLLYWOO'Q CAP> -.. You have to remember th e are people's fllll· Witt you•,.. deallne with." ~ man told h1I wtl•., she beaded for the ex· U lo the Hollywood Palladium. mvmbUq ... Junk. nothing but Junk." Sbe WM r.ltrrln1 to the 6SO assort· eel llffPIM• on display Sunday at the ''ONat ScJ·FI. Fantasy & Horror Movie Memorabilia Auction.·· It was an art fluctlon HoJlywood style - and collectors weren't raving over rareoits. Ro~ the Robot of "Forbidden Plan•' tame walked throuab the crowd, ple1di.n1 for a home with tome<ine wbo could afford him. The robot repor1edly had brou1bt in a mall bid oueo.ooo. ~ ··weY BUY A RACE Hoa.SE when YoU can buy a robot~" ,Joked one spectator. adding, "I think these prices are ridiculous ... But Forrest Ackerman. editor of the Los Angeles-based "Famous Monster" magazine, lc>pk it more seriously. I • .~.June 16, 1980 DAILY PllOT ,:,:; time he lends it for display. Many such movie still•. u well as rare comic books., original artwork and one-of·a·kind props. miniatures and eo1uune5 were on display. OTBES ODDITIES WERE a seven.foot gorilla suit, a miniature .hellcopter from the nma.ke of "King Kong;• a one-man submarine frOm the James Bond fiJm "Diamonds are Forever," and what wa1 descrtbeci ~ a ••remarkably lilellk• manneq~ head ol'a dlamembered wQman." ~ The auction was the bra.lncblld of Charles Band, a •year-old producer ~ and a lifelong cOflector of movie ; posters and comic books. ; ''This ia a new. hot area ol collect· · lng," he Hid. "And one wttere there t are still many' items that beginners can a fford." ~ ~ Loan of ()ii Investigated ~ < . ' .. . ·'" .· It was G~rge Reeves· well·worn Supermap costume from tbe 18505 \elevisJon series . the for~ posts used to defend the United ·Planets• Sta~cruiser in tbe movie "Forbidden Planet." a large selection ol "pant underwater spiders" and decapitated heads that were expected to draw the thousand-doUar bids. ··People admire so much what they see on the silver scr~n that they want something tangible to re· · member it by," he said. ''So~ peo. ple look for a precious Pic8S50. but here in Hollywood it's likely you would ftnd someone much more in· terested in a eolorful vintage poster from the movie• King Kong·.·· S AN DIEGO <AP J -The California Public Utilities Com· mission ia investigating the Joan of 2 4 m1llloo barrels of s urplus oil by San Diego Gas & Electric Co. to a Houston oU broker. Fourticq·s repayment was extended for rive years in order to avoid de·. fault. .. :- PROMOTERS PREDICTED t oday's auction would bring in between $200,000 and $500.000. maJc. Ing it the biggegt such sale since a $1.4 million studio prop auction by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer a decade ago. Al the time. mid· 1978, the utility's storage tanks were full with a glut o( o i l worldwide. Broker Edward f ourticq agreed to return the oil or pay for it at $16..SO per barrel. about Meanwhile, the utility now is pay-I ing more than $30 per barrel of oil~ and expects the price to reach $62 by1 ' the e nd or Fourticq's payment period• in 1985. • ' .~ .......... But the artifacts have more than nostalgic value. "PRICEL~." Ackerman says, gesturing at a large silver ring on his finger. "It's from Bela Lugosa·s 'Dracula'." the 1978 price. • ~ Spokesmen say only a part of the 1979 qudta wa:. delivered and tt}at A deputy San Diego city attorney: representing consumers said he-' plans to ask about the deal Tuesday. at a hearing into requested rate In ... creases ROMY, &-FOOT ROBOT, SEEt<SCOMPANION lnt•~••d by Nancy 8ed(er. TV Newawom•n Approximately 300 fans and movie people mingled during the display Sunday with agents, who claimed to be representing serious collectors. and with Interior dec<>«aflors looking for decorative movie posters 1 And his collet'Uon of 12 stills from the 1930 movie .. Just Imagine," "hich pictured tbe world 1n the then far-off year 1980. fetches $50 each ·Dog Days' S ACRAMENTO •A P ) Legislature-will be bu:.y this k with the S24 ~imon state budge _ ue 1~ two weeks, but 1t won't too overburdened to consider the lowly hot dog. r Assemblv ~ :.emblyman Leroy Greent'. nott>S that restaurants and mobile food units are regulated by the state. but tft<1t none Of those rules apply to hog dog C<lrts. -Market 'Poisonings' Bring Arrests ''The operation of hot dog carts, whe.reby precooked hot do.((s are heated and assembled on a bun to be sold to the public, h:J~ become a popular manner for the-public t1) ob· t a1n a lunch or snack at a reasonable cost." th(.• resolution :.t:.i les SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Three Nortbern Californui men were arrestea Sunday after contaminated food was found on the shelves of a Cupertino superUlarket; According to the FBI. contamJnated food was found in a Lucky store m Cupertino after a telephone ca ller June \ 0 5 called supermarket officials de· maodmg $19,000 or threatening to put more poisoned food in ston:!S. accord· ing to the FBI. The money .._,as sent to ao address in Manteca and one man was arrested at that address, the FBI said. The other two were arrestc<t later at their homes.· The FBI would not idenlih the food product or the typ~ of poison · I D ie• i11 (!ro"lt POMONA <APl -A head-on collision on Califohl.ia 71 lhat left four people dead and one injured apparently was caused · by a third car that left the seene, the California Highway Patrol said. Thethitd car apoarently caused the ac. CALVIN. KI,EJN ~AR, PANTS SAVE 1 /3 ( BWEFS J cident abouUlp.m. Saturday by s werving out of the northbound lane onto lhe m(.·. di an divider. CHPofficer Bob Bruce said Driving southbound was Heidi Yanowski, 33, Sherman Oaks. who swerved right to a void a collision and then swerved left. Bruce said. Her car crossed the divf<fer and collided with a north botind car that carried the loor victims. all ofUnionCity. l 'rflttr .f\11rg~·r~1 .\i••t SHERMAN OAKS. CAiif. tAP> Surgery to remove dead skin from critically bui:ned comedian Richard Pryor has tentatively been scheduled for Tuesday morning, a hospital spokesman says. . The. entertainer's condition was un· changed today. said burn specialist Dr. Jack Grossman. Pryor. 39. has been in critical but stable condition at Sherman Oaks Community hospital's burn center since being burned over much of his up- pe r body in an accident at his Northndgl home a week ago. .,hip 11111~1 P u :j:liu y RI O VISTA 1AP1 No bodies or clues haVl' been found In ~ mysleriOUS t>lt· plos1on of a 45-foot c<.ibin cruiser on the San Joaquin Delta, the Coast Guard said today. The unidontified vessel exploded and burned while moored near here in Potato Slough Saturday. A spokesman said a "may-day" dis· tress call was radioed Saturday from another pleasure craft reporting the fire. ('luu·c·lt-g•u••· 1' illA•d HANFORD tAP> Julie Ann Gilbert was hurrying to church ~unclay so she wouldn't miss her father·s sermon. Rut: she drove through a stop sign into the path or another car which struck her vehic le. killing M 1ss Gilbert. the hLghway patrol reported. The budget for the new fiscal year is expected to move 1n both houses Monday as a pre limina ry step to fi nal passa~e But lawmakC'rs will shift from h1 ~h finan~ to mustard and relish when the hot dog cart re'>olut1on comes ~fore ttw Senate health committee \\ ednesd:n . The mea!>u rc. SO R73 by AS· The measure asks state health of- f1c1als to establish rules for hog dog 1 cart.s .. to ensure the maintenance of 1 proper health standards ·· Fatal Shoot i11g E nd" Oisput~ MODESTO <AP ) A policeman fatally shot a Stockton man who fired a gun a\ the officer dunng an :.iltercatJon at "Crafhli 1'1gbt .. here. :wthoritles reported. The J?roups of moton s t:s .. cruisin~ .. McHenry Avenue dunn~ the annual Call 642-567S. . I eve!'t ROl into <in argument after ft colhs1on early Sunday, officers said.r 1'wo Stockton men . standing ip front or and behind the offifer. ~portedly fil"ed pistols. Both miss~ the pouceman. but one man's sh•t fatally wounded his companion Put • few word• to work for ou. CASH FLOW CASH FLOW CASH FLOW OWN YOUR OWN BUSl,.SS .,, Pure ootton k,nit. tops including tanks and T-s hirts, handsome colors. S·L. orig. $13.60·829. $9.90·S19.90. Cotton oaaual slacks. 30·38, OUR DESI GNER MEN SWEAR SAI.E 8e CLEARANCE STARTS TODAY Here are some examples of the impressive ~v1Il88 we offer on current collections by top American and European designers. Clothes for work days and w eekends. 1n colors bright , colors basic.' You'll !ind a. represent.atkre selection SUPE~IC · ,.,,.. LECTURER "BADER" orig. $B5, •31t.90. In Men's Sportswear and Furnishings DRESS SRIRTS, NECKWEAR BY CALVIN KLEIN AND RALPH LAUREN Entire stock or caivtn Kleln dress shirts. cotton or cotton/polyester. Orig. $25 -$30, •W.90. 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June 16 8:00 P.M. $ Women as Business Owners $ Buy a Business Little or no Cash THE REGISTRY HOTEL 18800 MacArthur Blvd. $ Analyzing the Phony Business Numbers Irvine Tuesday. June 17 8:00 P.M. $ Minimizing the "Ri sk Factors" $ Tax Shelter Pro & Con SOUTM COAST PW.A . ~ Retiring & Owning a Business $ Pricing a Bualness $ F1ndlng Your Own 'Pat Rock' $ 33~ Aetum on your cash $ Saving a Poor Business $ Forming Your Own Corporation $ Minorities In HOTEL 666 Anton Blvd. Com Mesa Wtdntsdly, June 11 l 'OO P.I . ANAHElll-SHERATOI 1015 West BaU Rd. Aha helm Bualnen Tl9ursday. June l9"" $ Mall Order • $ Hidden Fortune QUEl:::A:vllHYATT In Your Maillng WM•SE Uat ml\( ' ' $ Operating u long Beach an lnv.etor • r!~cf.;1~1.?,Z!:l ... . , -... ' ... ' Tuesday, June 17 Wedllesday, J-18 Thilrsday, J•e-I 9 Friday. Jtine 20 I 0 A.M.·6:00 P .M. . . Saturday: J•~ 21 .. I 0:00 A.M.-3:00 P .M. , llVER I L-LARS FOR U.S. SILVER. 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IO.OO 1904 0 .. 11.00 ..... 18.00 1880 8 ... 11.00 ..... 18.00· 1891 s ... 11.00 ..... 30.00 1904 s ... 11.00 .... 450.00 1881 .... 1'!.00 ..... 18.00 1892 .... 11.00 ..... I0.00 192.1 .... 11.00 ..... 18.00 1881 cc .. 25.00 .... 110.00 1892 cc .. 11.00 .... 225.00 1921d .. 11 .. 00 ..... 15..00 1881 0 .. 11.00 ~ .... 18.00 1892 0 .. 11.00 .... 110.00 1921 s ... 11.00 ..... 18.00 1881 8 ... 11.00 ..... 18.00 1892 0 .. 11.00 .... 110.00- 1882 .... 11.00 ..... 18.00 1892 s ... 11.00 ... 4000.00 1882 cc .. 11.00 ..... eo.oo 1893 .... 25.oo .... 200.00 1882 0 .. 11.00 ..... 18.00 1893 cc .. 25.00 .... I00.00 1882 8 ... 11.00 .... 1a.oo 1893 o .. 2s.oo .... eoo.oo 1883 .... 11.00 . . . .18.00 1893 s .. 200.00 11.000.00 1883 cc .. 11.00 ...•. 40.00 1894 . . . 150.00 .... 500 00 1883 0 .. 11.00 ..... 18.00 1894 ... 150.00 .... 500.00 1883 & ••• 11.00 .... 200.00 1894 0 .. 11.00 .... 300.00 ~ 1884 .... 11.00 ..... 31.00 1894 s ... 11.00 .... 200.00 1884 cc .. 11.00 ..... 40.00 1895 .. 5000.00 ... I000.00 1884 0 .. 11.00 ..... 18.00 1895 0 .. 11.00 ... 1200.00 1884 s ... 11.00 .... 500.00 1895 s ... 11.00 .... I00.00 1885 .... 11.00 ..... 18.00 1896 .... 11.00 ..... 11.00 1885 cc . .'25.00 ..... 120.00 1896 0 . . 11.00 .... 200.00 1885 0 .. 11.00 ..... 18.00 1896 s .. 11.00 .... 450.00 1885 s ... 11.00 ..... 50.00 1897 . . . 11.00 ..... 30.00 1888 .... 11.00 .. · ... 18.00 1897 0 .. 11.00 .... 130.00 1886 0 .. 11.00 .... 100.00 1897 s ... 11.00 ..... 35.00 1888 8 ... 11.~ ... 100.00 1898 .... 11.00 ..... 11.GO 1887 .... 11.00 ..... 18.00 1898 0 .. 11.00 ..... 11.00 1887 0 .. 11.00 ..... 18.00 1898 s ... 11.00 .... 180.00 1887 8 ... 11.00 .....• .oo ,1899 ... 220.00 ..... 70.QO 1888 11.00 21.00 1899 0 .. 11.00 ..... 11.00 1888 ~:: 11.00:::: :18.00 1899 8 ... 11.00 .... 200.00 1888 11.00 1- -1900 .... 11.00 .•... 19.00 a .·· · · · · .~ 1900 o 1100 11.GO .. 1889 .... 11.00 ..... 18.00 1900 s .'.'.11:00:::: :eo.oo PEACE DOLLARS 1921 ... $11.00 ... 1125.00 1922 .... 11.00 ..... 12.00 1922 d .. 11.00 ..... 12.00 1922 s ... 11.00 ..... 12.00 1923 .... 11.00 ..... 12.00 1923 d .. 11.00 ..... 12.00 1923 s ... 11.00 ..... 12.00 1924 .... 11.00 ..... 12.00 1924 s ... 11.00 ..... eo.oo 1025 .... 11.00 ..... 12.00 192s s ... 11.00 ..... eo.oo 926 .. ' . 11.00 ..... 12.00 d .. 11.00 ..... I0.00 a ... 11.00 ..... 30.oo 1927 .... 11.00 ..... 30..00 1927 d .• 11.00 .... 100.00 1927 s ... 11.00 ..... IO.OO 1928 .... 80.00 .... 150.oo 1928 ' •... 11.00 ..... eo.oo 1934 .... 11.00 ..... 40.00 1934 d .. 11.00 ..... 50.00 1934 s ... 11.00 .... I00.00 1935 .... 11.00 ..... 12.00 1935 s ... 11.00 ..... IO.OO WATCHES CASH PAID FOR WRIST WATCHES ALL GOLD WRIST WATCHES WANTED-OTHER WATCHES 25c EA. (NO TIMEX WATCHES PLEASE) PATEK PHILIPPE <MEN'S>$100 TO $2500 ROLEX (MEH'S) ........... $20 to $5000 PATEK PHILIPPE .l.~ S2IO TO S3000 eALL <MEN'S) ................... s1 a UP oMeGA ......................... s1 a UP ACCUTRoN ..................... ss a UP AUDEMAR PtOlJET ....... S35 TO $1500 PIAGET •........•.... : ....• $35 A $1500 ---POCKET WATCHES--- WE BUY ANY POCKET WATCH-NEED NOT BE RUNNING DOES NOT HAYE TO BE GOLD OR SILVER llchol ............... -• ..... ............ UJ... Ally 2S ..... us. ..... \Jllf". Met-...- MllllW·'-l .... m • = 11111 ................ I• II Bl Al oltlef lflWe bltoft ID ) $300 tt i.110 A. l.11111 · •••.•••• -.. C>arifs f asoldl pocWt Wlldles ..... ,, ... ,. , , ... ll"-······11911.. (Mldt 111US) .... 11•titti.m GMfl ....•......... U&• ~Ollly> ... ,1_!!'t1• [Mp . . . . . . . . . . .... .. tr ............. M ti a.-ltllllllloll ............ U & • MoOO W-11 C. •••• -ti .. Allltl&Sols ..... l.tl4.9 CHflllt ........... lmll• ~ ............ u.a&• OllyWltCllCo ......... .. Milrt ,_, ~ ............... IUI I• """1 C. ........ Im ti U• ~kllf ........... Ut1• <tWe•U.S.) •.••••• 111.• fr..,illlldt ......... r.-How•d ........... Utlll.9 s.n.m ... , ..... SUI&• MlrW..C.C.. ....... UI• Allyl4 ..... U.S. ..... 1•11• ....... ._ ......•. U&W (ll)twtl) .......... I•&• RAILROAD ;TeAaE .N0°r:-J: WATCHES·.· SPBlll. PIClll WIRllS THE HIGH PRICED A PATUMM .... · IMll• Mn'09KOUl'lATWGllMTCH WATCHES A80VE .ZI • .. f'ATU MM lllllAlCIS , .. "-THE CONOtTION OF ~ ll.l'EATU · • • • • •• •• •1• Nrr nm1UM. CM.EMlM ;i•lllEAM ....... 1• i!lllU.. THE DIAL & THE '4UST BE 21 JEWELS 1 • llllATEI ...... -·· MOVEMENTS HAS LEVER SET ANDADJUST<'n PUPlUlc.uJIJM .... IW Mn'lOlllUOIDtJl«T AN EFFECT ON THE T03POSl'TIONS "'u Tca.ul*9IMll.ln ... ,. •TUIM VALUE. OAIQINAL CASES ARE IMPOR· TANT TO OVERALL PRICE. c::..~OR: AIY Fiii iF CIQ : Aftrthlno martled 10K or 14K ot 11K or 2GK or 22K. : Broken Rings-Bracefets-fewefry-Chains-Watches &Jlfion ' . Nugget Placer, E~ : 14K Dental-. Gold . : 18K s7~~ sa~i. 'I~'!:. Al...., ........ w -... en....,., ec-... .. ,..,.,, ................... ~ 10K Class Rinos ... $12.00 to $60.00 1.CK Charms ........ $2.00 to $~.00 14K WeOdillg Bands$8.00 to $4\0.00 14K Bracefets ... $10.00 to $200.00 . 14K Ladies' Wrist Watch Cases (not including the band) -.00 to '20.00 p~i° GOLD COllS ·· st~d eotns-we Pay ... •150 • ., ss.oo u.s. Gold Coins-We Pay ••. •us •• $2.50 U.S. Gold Coins-We Pay ... 11%51" $10.00 U.S. G<*j Coins-We Pay .. '200•• S3.00 U.S. Gold Coms-We Pay •.. '*•• $20.00 U.S. Gold Coins-We Pay ... •480~, $4.00 U.S. Go6d ~ns-Wt Pay 110.DOOie $50.00 U.S. GOid Coins-We Pay . 13 ... i~ PUAIE llTE: WE NY AT WIT TWICE ..W Pm1 fll I.I. .. C-. MTO 1111 • ..._ SANDIEGO: . Preat19e Premiums 530 '8' St., ...._·,.,, ca..,...11t .... .._ . . (714) 234-7917 . 3 1.0CATIONS: *COSTA MESA: •• I LONG BEACH: SAN DIEGO: Prestige Premiums · ·South Coast Plaza Prestige Premiums Prestige Premiums VIiia Riviera 530 fB' St., Sutte 1211 820 E. Ocean Blvd. CeHfoml• 111 B•nk Bldg. _ 666 Antdn (213) 435-3673 (714) 234-7997 (714) 540-2500 : ~ .. · ........ . ,, ·: .. ' llEIGI GILD ClllS -----le 8RINQ IN FOR OUR OFFER. i!LADNUM ~"' s15~ I) 0 L D FI LL ~.::::::::::·.:::::::·5 o!· :: '~:0 DIAMONDS ·-. ~BOUT DIAMONDS: For large dlam- CM"lds 2 carats plus we pay from $300 -,t> $5,000 per carat In cash. For one ..carat diamonds we pay from $200 to $4,000 per carat. For 'h carat we pay from S 100 to $350 per carat. Under Y• carpi we pay $1.10 per point. ( V. carat stone has 25 pofnts therefore we would pay $27.50.) • THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR l RECEJVING OUR OFFER There are over 100 grades and colors OJ diamonds and each commands a dfferent price. Our buyers are quali- flett and equipped to measure grade and off~ on your atones. · INDIAN PENNIES 1856. . . . . ......... 1400'!. 1857. 1858. . . . ••........ • 1 t' II:> 18n ... ~ . . . . ... :. 1751' .f · 1908 ................ •r.. 1909 I ................ l50\'. Al othlfl ....•.• ' ......•• 20:. 1t42 lhru 110 ...... ,.,,. "'',,. 1111arll ab••• ...... WE BUY Old Mine Cut DIAMONDS Many of you have been led to believe that old-style diamonds are not val- uab4e. This is not true. If you have an old diamond laying &;ound In a safety deposit box. why not convert It to cash while we're in town. Interest rates are good these days and at 8 °/, Interest. the cash you get wtll double In less than 9 years. WATCH BANDS ~r:.:::lng gold Ill I 6 2 ~ ...... .,. watch bllnd• C lftellled G F. Of 1 ltO of 12tt °' t120 °' 10t<. etc. ,.. No ........... bMdl. - YE .GLASS FRAMES We we looking tot goldfill, wire rim g&Ma frames. Thele~ mneo G.F. or 1110 12K or 1120 of 10K. etc. _UMY s30,t_· ~ -llRlllll~ ... _ BMeG•FOR OFFER Gotd. 8Hver Plattnum Pointa . . ATTaNTION IBLRRI AND PUBLIC • All Seller• muat be 21 ,_. of IOI oru ac:companled by= ..... Pf oper ldlntifl •. caUOn ,...... I ..... tftlZln c:wd,t or 1.0. Card wM pftolo~ Out to martclt condlPie, wt r..w -. e rtaflt to ...... quantltlel Md *• prlcle $ ...... ~. •et.OllD SATURDAY \. ATTENTION SELLERS .AND PUBLIC AU Seltef9 muet be 21 ,..... of .... or 8CC:Oftlll'IRild by .,., ...... ptoper ldenttfioalkM ( •• .., •• Neel .... Mniof dtiaeft C*d. or l.D. en with pltoto). . · · 0&19 to ~efket condit&ofte, w• NHl"N the rigftt to NftMt quantltiee 8nd ehenge prae without nota. · We buy ·anything marked sterling .. 925 or .999. or Taxco. Mexico spoons f1tf1(s. knives, plates, candlesticks. trophies. trays. frames. teasets. etc. .125 Sterling s1o~!t. .9" HALF DOLLAR~ $2'!9 C t 965 lnf\f t 969 I .SILVER s een.ng ~ Rinos . . . . . • 411 • '28" Sterting Dinner Sc>oons . . S , .. • 128'9. . ., .... ~ S19f'tln9 Olnrw fOf'ks ............ • £V--• s1er11ng r Candlel11c:tts seoo •~ f-oflled 9"1tl cement I · . . . . . U --• " -- Sletlong Hand Mlrrort • f 3800 • I 88" Siering T~a .•.•.. '50"•'350" ~ Trays . . . ..• 1200• •2500 , STERLING& .. 999 ART BARS WANTED FRANKLIN. KENNEDY & US. GOVERNMENT MINTS 925 1 1 025 999 . I I I ZS PAYING , FACE FOR ·U.S. Sil VER COINS .. ________ 1964 ANO BEFORE _________ _ PAYING CASH FOR IU SILVER DOLURS PAYING CASH FOR: CAIAllAI SIVER ~ , . TRADE DOLLARS ............ '20" "170" ,DOLLARS ... ~~~~-~~>_ .... J 18!!. OOUARS 1794-1795 .... *275" 11 Sfi.QQQ" OOt.LARS 1796-1798 .... '200" • ~ J .000" OOllARS 1799-1803 . . . . . . • 150"" .. •100" OOUARS 1804 .........•...... '50.000" DOLLARS 1836· 1839 . . . . . . '150'9 11 '200" •25 ... 1200" OOUARS 1840-18n . . . . . . . 11 HALVES ... I •••••••••••••••••••••• 3'.& QUARTERS ....................... 1~ 1 DIMES . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SO:.. , c::..~0ttCl-'-.l 4l'/1 ~O: (1117 a,..; · DIMES •••••••••••••••••••• ...W eech QUARTERS •••••••••••••••• 7SC each Some tMa Cenlldien ~ Md ~ have no llll8r con'9nC at ... W. .,.. only buying ttlOM wf*" .,. .o % 81Mr. . PH/NB CASH FOR: SPECIAL U.S. COINS ,,., oent 1.;K.~ -~ '.... . . . . . . .... --•'IP U.S. 50c 1194· t806............. . NM .. .,.._. "'cent (ottl«t) ............... t1Mte-..e U.S. 50c 1I01-1837 ......................... ..... Llfg9 '*11 1713 ..... . . .. . . . ......... ..._ • 'IP U.S. 50c 1138-1191 .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... ~ ....... .... Llf99-" '°"*"' .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ... te.. NICKELS 3c: ........................ 112.11 ,... , .. 2 'h dlmel 1194-11()6 ............ --·ru, -........ , ........................ ~ ..... -... 2IC --.... 1913""" 1931 ................................ 1• ... "'c11me1 ·1m:1,73: :::: · ::::: :: . ::: :::.,..... 3 Legged Bufr* .................... .,.. ..... ... u.s .5c 11t1·tee2 ........ ····· ................ / SPECIAL u.a. t0c lillb'9 1aoe . . ............ ..-.. -::= u.a. t0c 1eot-1'31 .................... -. te ,. -.....a -.u ••fill.-: u.a. tOc 1131·1891 ..................... t1.te17a IOM 1C......... STMOM u a. 20c 1~11878 ........................ -.. ,..... --.. u.a. 25C 1 . . ........................ .,...... IUFfALO Sc.. t • UIERTY 2Sc: .-.. 1 • u.a. zsc 1I04· 1 ................ _. .. .,_... \ 1AMER 10c 1111.11 a• 1AME11 50c 11.M• 1" U.S. 25c 1115-113 ...................... -.. "llEDMY"10c ... t• WAUM • • UIS. 2k '831·••1. .... . . . ........ •· · ....... UI .... 1•• U.S. 50c 1711· 17'7 . .. . • .. • . .. , .. --te ..... • IANIER 25c • a• UlllRTY 50c • I" --PLEASE READ CAREFUtl Y-- .. OI cmllA19 Pl.BU NOft: •• •Int Mark mean• your S&Vll. IOUMS SI 1.00 '" PYtoe9 "'Y acccwdlf10 to gr.--"' coin' was minted In Phlt•ttel· uraa naa YOUR OOL• a~ RE· ct. ... FOi in..anc.. b • • tl:M·• ~ ftl;.Nl "" """"" unueed ..... pew M00.00 9'td up ..... OUCES TttE VALUE CONSIDER-~ CMd!llOf• we~ OllfV 11t.oo. ftftl 1 a.a·BAQS.· · ABLY BUT WE WIJ. PAY A MIN-._,._,.,.. tlH. "°"" t1.ooo.oo 1n ~ fMUM OF S1 t• EACH FOR ANY -~~ woutd Miii ~ wortt1 ...., " you ~ tt'9 doM:a., ~ U.S.DOUAA11350ABEF0Rf, In complete b•O• (1000) tMf •ldlUIW~ muttl9ted"' l'UMI -11 M.L OOUAM cotna we wm P•Y at •••at . --~·• • fORCMMCAlll...._ s1.00percotnmcn. 11-.. . The m1m "*'• a .. oe~o·d • .,.. -CIHectty t>etow tM MO._,• , ... Md ftftl 1 a.• ROLLI Dollars must l\ave u I origin•' !=: ~·~t ~,.::. :! tt ~ dottar• kn luster and no •siarent war-ff ".,._,. ne•• to..._.., ot U. •-In complete roll Of (20) cotn.· ~ hlW I tew .lll'Y -::---~ r-:~,,~ 0_.._ ONIN we wui;ey at leHt 50c par ttM ftlld-lhOuld "I oc-c..on ae, o-o..-CD6n men. ... Otange Coast oauv Pll~ 0-MW!wboan .. ..,rKOmmm'a&.i•lhe ,...,..°'~ cm..,•1Je11D Wayne·~.,...., to bi •Mins• ""'EOlt to n·eryooe wtm U. CODC.-na abcMlt tbe eomtJ . , ID a rec1111l to UM ·~ commJMloo. Ute cmwll-. pra,11111 • expauAan procram that would lnen111 to«O..,dal Jiil fMihta hom 40 per day to u dallJ •run from DOW. • ... J At the la.UM time, the tonaultanta would pusn-to re- duce Jet noiM l~cUon and ahrink the acreace in a.reu of Newport BMdl. Coat.a MeH and &ant.a Ana Helahta that would sutrer rrom that nolae. 'fbea.o •~all ~ble ao&ls : Increase fUa.bta and you ~ue tbole wbo want more commercial Jet ac· tlavity . Reduce DOl&e and you wtll probably please most ~e_le uoder the jet Ol&ht path. This asJde, "°"ver. then 1till are sertoua concerns ln . the nearby community about the impact oJ .any significant expansion of operaUons at the county airport. More rughts will m.ean more ground vehkle traffic. More parking problems . More congestion. More pressures ror commercial and industrial expansion near the airport. Then, too, private aircraft owners and operators are being squ~zed by the lack of &pace or alternative aintrips. Private aircraft have their needs, and clearly there should be a place for general aviation in Orange County. The plain fact remains that Orange County needs another airfield to relieve the current pressure at John Wayne Airport "lnd to provide any expansion needs for copnty air services in the years ahead. Unfortunately, this seems to be a plain !act o! llle that govern~t .agencies either shunt asid~ or ignore. Instead, 9et another study of the existing airport is launched so that it may join the many volumes of past studies and master plans now gathering dust. SDiog in Sacrrunento Almost a year ago the federal Environmental Protec· Hon Agency tried to push California into adopting an an- nual auto smoJ( inspection system by lmpasing a moratorium oo all new stationary sources of smog, such as industrial plants. . The moratorium still is in effect, and an auto inspec· tioo plan isn't. Some rather weird machinations in Sacra mento last week killed the last inspection measure that had a chance for passage in this session. And, oddly enough, Gov. Brown's staff, wruch has been stroogly in favor of an annual inspection plan •. lob- bied heavily to block the bill. The problem was that the measure included a trade· of( 'that would bave reduced California's strict new car anti-smog standards in exchange for the ~andatory an\ nual vehicle inspections. At present inspection is requi.red only when a car is sold. The Brown Administration's Air Resources Board contended the trade-off could result in an overall in· crease in air pollution. So tbe govemot''s aides went to bat for some amendments to the measure that seemed certain to kill it -r4._nd did. · The maoeuvet tenetated a shouting matcll bet"'.een the author of the compromise bill, Sen. John For~ and Brown aide Gray Davis. who explained the governor is just hoping for a more satisf actoey P.iece of legislaition. As things stand. the existing new car and used vehi· cle inspectioo rules rniain -and so does the EPA in· dustriaJ moratorium, which the federal government has threatened to bolster with new sanctions on federal fund· ing for highways, sewers and water. '-..... All of which. we suppc>6e, ls about what you'd expect from a state whose governor has spent most of the year campaigning for the presidency and whose Legislature bas been more interested in political infighting than ac· complisb.ing any sensible and needed legislation. Maniage 'Combat Fee' It might be just as well if starry~yed couples apply· ing for a marriage license don •t stop to ponder why the fee bas just gone up from $10 to $18. 'The $1.25 million anticipated revenue from the in· crease is earmarked to help fund existing shelters for abua.ed wives and children in six California communities and to pay for new facilities to help battered family vie· tims. Counties collecting marriage license r~ will have the optjoo of establishing such Cacilities or sending the ex· tra money to Sacramento to help the state develop domestic viofence centers in other areas. This seep-lS a reasonable plan. ( - . While it probably isn't every state that offers a license for wedded bliss with a built-in combat fee, regrettably, it's become necessary. On second thought, perhaps reOecting on the even· tual use of their money might encourage newlyweds to cool theirdom~cdisagreements. • Op6~ expntSaed In the space abo'le are thO&e of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and'· artists. Reader comment is im1Hed. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mefa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd/Motel Problem BJL.M.BOYD A lcnit trhe&er who st.ops at a motel llt'9 to aleep oa the side of tbe bed cloHat to the telepbane. Tb.la \eoda to wear out the IUUnN. To eut •bort lta uae to ma1be two-4h1rdt aw ol a mattreu wlalcb 1et1 equal wel1bt dl1trtbutlon. Throwing out lopsided mattresses can get pretty expensive. Nol many bat~· blpilJ think tb•f e olve tbe tbtna tlaaflJ b puUlng tbe telepllOlte acl'Olll the room f tolll tJae bed stand. Otbel' deep thtMen auaest tboM mattnllel merely be turned O.et'. A rainbow trout Ian 't a true t.toat. rtpOlt UM uperta. lt't a IOl't fl C!bar. UkewiM, a brOW1l trout and • cutthroai trout. 1boM wbo can ma, .... to !DU• • DOCe ot Udl. Md of u. fad that Uae Do&lY Varden, ltrools •nd lake yaJ'let.l• are l.ddeed tnM tioUl. 111.-~·m .Africa uaaUy cut tlll_.r dimaJ .W. meo twcHDdl 1qqarw to be IGld u Oavortq fOf' IOUP· . Clalm II that yoanpten w ... t.be .... ol 10 and 17 eomllllt Mii ol all OM aeriow ........ tM u .... &at.. WARln~OTON -Attorney GetMl"al 8e.n.Jamln ClvlletU. an ea,.._ fellow wtth an atr abOUt h.181 of lectdmate purpote, a alt· Una Mop a JuaUce Department \hat • nanblinl like Mount St. Heltnl ia lta pre-eruption stage. I have charaed that Justice, far from blind, baa been wlnklng at fowerlul pol lldans who nm afoul of the law .. J have c1ted case after case ol selec· Uvt pl'08ecu· lions and a b orted in· vesllgations. N o w the Senate Judiciary Committee ls 1nves tisating more than 20 politically sensitive cases, which appear to have b e en mis· ha ndled. • EVEN THE celebrate d ABSCAM investigation has come under fire. This as the FBl's elaborate "stmg" opera· tiol\./ which netted eight mem · hers of Congress and severnl other public officials in a phony Arab attempt to buy influence I with e.•oe the barrelhead. A ...... *MO. I SUUdted th.at the .J.-OepahQMDt -.eemed more .._ to pursue PreAdent Carter'• opponent.a \ban bb sup. porters. 4 reported that two of tbe AB&CA.M larliteQ Sen. ffar. rtson Wiiliams, D·N.J .• and Rep. Frank' 'lbompson, 0 -N.J .• planned to support Sen. Ted Kenn~y for the Democratic presidential nomination. But In Lhe cue of Newark's Mayor Kenneth Gibson. &bJ· dercover agents met with bJm in Atlantic City last November. They sounded him out about us· fng his influence to help a phony Arab sheik He was secretly \•ideotaped handing an FBI operative a card and lnviling him to City Hall. THE NEXT month, Gibson en· dorsed Jimmy Carter for re· ele<'tion and be{:ame one o( t.be bag guns in Carter's New Jersey campaa~n The compromuing lape . meanwhJle. was sent to Jus tice De partment bead · quarters. which never gave the necessary authorization for the a gents to proce ed wath the Gibson investigation. ROberl H. w..dl Publlt"-r Thomes l(Nvllll!dl~ R-i>. lamet norto, D-N.J.,' ii anodltr wbo ._ ottered a batf.. e d book by lbe ABSCAM OQeTat«a. Tben lMt lanu.ary, he calde out for Pn:lldent Cart4r. Tbe Juatlee Depvtment seemed t.o lose lntneat ln pursuing Florio, altbougb tbe con· grea1man 1ay1 lM 1imply re- fuaed to deal with the "Arabs." Ju.st.ice olllclala ordered the A BSCAM team not to J>W'tUe promising leada aaalnlt at least seven members of Con1rea1. This ange~ the SfeOple at the~ lower level.a wbo leaked the ABSCAM at.ory to the preq. ac· cordil\I to IOW'eft close. tb the lnvestigaUoo. f ABSCAM NJ*'. Weinbe~ fwioul at um attempt to JuatJce'1 lklrta dean at bit p•nH, aourcH toJd my d · IOCMC. Cl.art Moll«uthoff .. Gaey Ccllm. . • t Weinberl happens to be goverament•a single mClllt I porta.nl wttneu 1D tbe upcom&u ABSCAM trialt. He not o! planned the wbol• .. ,Un .• operaUon; he wu prteeat w cash payoff• were ma4e to the politicos in a otusb Georsetown town house and other locatlons. By attempting to pin the )eaJm on, Weinberg, t&e_Justlce D e p ~rtment braaa may be sabotaging their o.wn cue. Footnote: A JwsUce Depart· AN INDIGNANT CivtlettJ or· ment spokesman refused to dil- dered an tnveaU1at1on into the cuss specifics or the investlp. pre•• leaks. Now J ustlce lion. Department otficiJ!a are t.rytng , _ to pin the blame on the only non· T A. B V L A T I N G T E a . government member or the FBI RO&ISTS: The State Depart-. undercover team, even though .ment's most recent rundown on they have privately concluded terrorist activity in the Mid..tl& ~hat their own proseeut.ors were East names Libya. Ir•q, Syria responaible for al least two of and South Yemen aa tM moei the three inltlal leaks . nag-rant supporters of intern.a, The Intended sca~goat is ~ional terrorism. Weinberg. the 55-year-old con The document has been close· man who masterminded the ly held by the inhabitants olbot.tt ._,..___________________________________ Foggy Bottom and Capitol Hill. ft•~ SAi&> •• .WIT~ THE NEW .wNWAY 1HEY7C> BE' <SETTING OFF 700 FSST SOON~ W1TJI 85 DECIB!LS INSTEAD OF SG·· so WHY AREN'T }t)LJ SMILING ?f! - Earl Waters ll pinpoints oilrfch Libya as the most effective protect.or of ter· rorlst groups and individuals; which are identified as primart- ly affiliated with various ·ex· tremlst Palestinian elements . "Alt.hough the Libyan govern- ment claims that it is opposed to terrorists," the Stale Depart- ment summary notes, "It has ~uatified this by saying that ·freedom fighters' are not ter- rorists." THE ROSTER of international terrorist strikes supported In one way or anothe r t,)y Libyan s tronizman Moammar Khadafy, ,• accordanl{ to the State Depart~ ml'nl. includes the 1972 Munich Oh m p1cs massacre of lsraeli athlcl..CS. th~ hijacking of a Luft· ... hansa plane the same year; the blo wing up o f u Jap <rncs~ a1rl1ner an 1973: the shootout at the Atheru. airport in July 1973. a similar attack on the Israeli airline an Rome that Septembet' and a Cz('('hoslovakian train h.i· jacking Che s a m e · month: a British airliner hijacking over Oubai'in November 197 ... and the k1dn app1ng o{ OPEC oil ministers in De<:ember 1975. 'Ghost Voting' Deceives Constituents Jo an action which· brings oo cTed.lt to the members, the As· sembly Rules Committee buried a reaolutioo authored by As· semblyman Wllllam Filante to end the abamefuJ eboet votlne in the State Aaaembfy. 1be .reaolu· Uon would have also outlawed another equally reprehensible lnduleeoce ol the lawmakers. that of vote-awttdll.ni after the roll call bas been announced. GHOST VOTING ls a practice wblch has become widespread wh e rein member s cove r for tbeir absent colleagues by cuting wtes for them. It ls a way to fool the constil· ueols into bellevlng tbey were umcllng to buaineu when in fart tbey weren't there. Worse, It pennfta passage o( measures re- quirlne approval by a clear ma· jority wtt.b only a bandf ul 0( tbe members in attendance. Laws are beina passed wholesale by tbil devke, thereby escaptac t.be acrutlllv of debate so eueatial and basic to the legislative pcoc· eta. .,.. Vote awitchin a rter the Sydney Harri8 roll has been closed is a direct result o( gbosl voting and is yet another devtce to deceive the constituent.a. Members return to find they bave been voted by another in a manner wbJcb will cause them trouble with their constituent.a and want the record changed to lbow tbey voted the other way. So bad baa the prac· tice become that a ruJe now sa~ votes cao oa1y be swiU:hed ii the change does not affect the fa.nal outcome ol tbe question voted upon. · While both practices a re a re· cent development, com meocing in a small way durina the Jes&e Unruh speabnhip days. they have grown to ddei-acefuJ pro- portions under 1ub1equeat speakers. J>r.ent RuJea Com· mittee memben can be partial- ly excused for not k:nowint ao.y different for not ooe of the-seven members wu in the ~glaJatare prior to 1973. By that Ume the practices were completely out ol band. BVT ONE need aot have been a member a slftOe day to know that one member cannot legally cast the vote of another. Or to know that abost voUn& is in· tend~ to deceive the eleet.orate. Furthermore, even a freshman le1iaJator like Filaate quickly discovers that the members, / although they claim status u "fu ll·time. professional leeiaJators" a ren •t tending to busa.ness and that the protection the people a.re entitled t.o get In the lawmaking processJr.om their elected representatives is being lost completely by lbe absences olthe members. The com.mi~tee justified its op- position to the resolution on the grounds that ghost voling "speeds up seuions" and "is es· sentiaJ for members of commit· tees which often meet during sessions of the house." But speeding up pauage of laws is totally cootra.ry to the basic COO· cept ol a legi.a.laUve body which is that it ~ deliberative. Ob- viously. no matter bow pro- feulooal lbe &egislators believe themselves to be, legislation can't be the resuJt of delibera· tioo if nobody is present to de· bate ~iaaues. A.ND THE very justification ror the practice. that ·members are in committees, is a fabrica· Uoo. For the most part they aren'.Y even in.It.he Capitol but a way campaigning or play11lf golf. Even il tbe whole problem stemmed from commlttee meet· in g requlrementa, if the legialat.on studied the Conatltu- tiooal Papen tbey would know that ii oo ucuse. Tbe delegates lo the Conslitu· tional Convention were nol "full· time, professional legislators", but they were m en of serious purpose. Although permittinl another to vote for them nevei: enteted their mlnds, they we~· .emphatic about attendance. On& of the first rules adopted was .. Thal no member be absent. from the House without leave.", And to the very point raised here, another rule wu "Tba~ committees do not sit whilst the House shall be or ought to be sit· ting." THEY BAD gathered in PbiJadelphia for the purpose of. in James Madison's words, "framing a system or govern· ment that will last for ages. 11 Unlike today's "professional leg~lat.ors" they had oo staff at all. Neither did they have the modem recording and reproduc· ing equipment. Nevertheless, meeting at the end of May they bad concluded the monumenlal task of writing the Constitution by the middle of September. Why lhe.n cannot the "pro- fesaiooal legislators.,; with \heir army ol aides, secretaries and researchers, meeUnf all yeai; around. ftnd the time tq do tbei" b asic job of attending th sessions, debating tbe taues and cut.ing their own votes? T~~~~~~ ~~~~~~:S~~=: ~=~~~~~.:~:.~~~:~Ii I .ctence la that If you have only a a cosmic deity. . f posed to have done lD Biblical lbe farther they go, the r~ slJfbt and superficial acqu.al.nt· Today we bave a Ion lilt of tales equals matlq a cube of they ~e. The mind boggJ~ ance with it, )'OU art likely to JDodern "mlrac:lea'' t at ue one loch that could •-'lb 80 at this in a way that no Bibi~ toee yaur ttllllOUS bellef•; but 1f even hard~r to beB•ve .L and yet tons: but modern u~ story can even remotely ~ you botJaer to each one or lbem can be, and assures ua th.at we find •"" an proacb. ~ d -.I v e has been, verified. Tbey d1ldoee lnconcelvabWb' lo the ••tQet And, u a flWna ·culm\na somewhat a creative power and lmaclna· holes" ~ the unlnne. to all thls. we now have field! • more deeply, \Ion of infinitely greater domain · No medlnal Doctor of tbe force which, science tells us. are. you are juat and sophi st i cation and Cbmdl 'f'OUld have beUeved it; "uoivernl, virtually infinite,. '1111 likely to magnHl cence than ever but f!Yfll'Y rootempora.ry ad•· presumably eternal; they dis· renew aod dreamed ol ln ancient Palelttne tJ•t accepts it u a fact. play l~temal conaiatency anct eonllnn yOu.r or anywhere else in the world. We may balk at the Old Testa· are thetefore lntelllglble: theY. l'everence-fot men\ tale ot lbe Lord creattna a come u near to beln• ultimate creaUoo. AS ONLY one example, who tn cot mot out of a cbao., or out qt causes u the mind can grasp. I do not the put could have believed t.bat. "nothing." but now we are Tbe7 cannot be directly ex, ha.PP en to as phfaical objects Increase aware ot aomttltlna expUcably penenc.d by aenae per= believe In the 10-ealltd their apeed, and approach the called '"quuan'' -explolMM buttbeirpreeence·llnow "mlraclea" dHcrlbed In the speed of Hgbt, their m,.aa in· of unlma,uiable .Weace wNeb chatt~:· Blble,ft)t beca111e ·r tltlnlr thef creeses lndefAnltely and they deatroy mlWou of workll ln one Who needs miracles when re. an lnapoNlble, but becauee I shrink toward tero tbJcknesa in Hcond. allty II so mueb more aweAOme. coulder them to be trtvlal. Not the d.lreetlon of mot.ion? And to md more penuulave of becauae U..1 are beyond Utt tbat "lime" for them would EVEN LB88 Ubly, but true. power. a ~ aad a plaa creative wUJ, but *•"" thef come n ear to s to pp in 1 ta our Jlf••• coamoloskal ptc. b•~oad o•ar petty eom- are beoe-*h lt. T'My are IDOlt11 al~?. l of ......,..~•• ltln'-,. "'• '• t , I OAILV f'tlOT • ,19 3-day Indian Pow-wow Slated at F~rgrounds The largesl American JndJan pow· wow ln Cal1'om l1 is scheduled to take place at lhe Orange County Fair grounds beginnin1 Friday. 1 An estimate<$ 300 to 400 dan~ra of Indian tnbeii from ac:ross the naUon will gather for the 8 p.m. openin1 or the three-day e vent. accordine to Jean Be1ay: Orange County Indian Center president F REE TO THE public. the celebra· tion n.ma throutb Sunday. In addition to tribal dances. the pow.wow wtll include Indian games. • contest&. sale or Indian arts and . crafts. ,and Indian food. Begay said AMONG,111E TRIBES represented at the pow·wow will be Apache, Cherokee. Cheyen ne. Comanche,._ _______ ...,.. ~i~~i~ Navajo. Pawnee. Pueblo and EuT .. !P.w .... e.,..n"' For Information call Celeste I 1 ::a~~~aux ut the Indian Center, Holiaav t111tl•• .... Water Level E yed , •• ,.,.,.,,."' SA N DIEGO J APl -San Diego q~fil County must ¥gin r~ycllng at least C..-"'911>111.n New00r1 6Ntfl 36 million galaoo.s of waste water v day to avoid serious water shortages by the end ol the decade. accordin to a stale study •• Meson Joins Summer Classes e -----'1699 ::::,:, ept. l'h lretand France ~. .r \ WOMEN PUT OUT fOOO FOR HALF·WILO STRAYS They Catch, Tame Anlmala; Find Them Home• Costa Mesa resident Paul Gre1iory Gilmer . a s enior at Michigan State University, has been in· itiated mto Ptti Kappa Phi. t h e n a tio n al acaderruc honor society. Act IV's summer program fo r junior. high and high school students in dance, acting and technical theatre begins MON DAY, JUNE 23 Switzerlend Italy V•Uc•n Sh..,,on 8.,MaUf Lomer"'k K·ll•'""f K erry CHll ........ wnef'ford o .. !»l< .. Lou,.dott G,.••rn•• Flnl't\r Luce""" f •n•tedtttn lu,.·1Cf" ,, .......... " ~ ) ~Prowlers Collect Cats Keeps you on top of the entertainment scene, Fridays in the PAPAL AU DI ENCE '"• '"•' •••o •• •o ,.,,.d "' ,,.,, '°""'"°"' •odo, •• '•'"'" ""o•• •°"' -11 ,,,,.~.,. o •oc:• ooc\,.d toh; .... ., Women Scout .4lleys to Rescue Strays Sign Up Now! 494-6959 """''",,.II\ VO\I wl\Of....,. COf'll ••O*<' , ••'• 1111tO••"' ol o"' wttto•9tJ'OOI• r ----• ~.,,..,,.,., .... --~' I:;:; J_,'-:~-lfl t , ........... -... 11\11 , .. --, "'° ~ I .. LlJ1llE RVILLE. Md . CAP> A passing cloud hides the moon. deepening the gloom of the dirty Baltimore alley. A s hadowy'figure emerges from a ca r . then disappears down the fearful corridor. Sud· denly. aplainUvecry: "Here kitty, kitty, kitty ... Aiice Arnold a nd Grace Froelich are on another of their cat-reeding m1ss1ons. THE WOMEN P ROWL UNDE R tbe ~ver ol darkness through about 40 alleys in dC>wntown Baltimore, feedjng the alley animals, hoping to get close enough to s natch them up and take them to their New Freedom , Pa .. farm. ''We only do a pinch or the city,·· s'aid Ms. Arnold. "A few of the a lleys we have cleaned up. We seldom see strays in them anymore.·· Ms. Froelich added. Mrs. Arnold. Ms, Froelich and Ann Zipp are the principal workers f or Animal Hescue. a group that collects st rays, ta mes them and puts them up for adoption. Many of tbe strays are among the 150 cats and 26 dogs Jiving on the Pennsylvania far m. TUEIJt ADVENTtJR28 BEGIN after. inner· -city d wellers abandon the street.a. The women don't advertise their mlasion.s and few people are taken into their confidence. The alleys are code· named for cat.I they have rescued from them. such as Heidi's aUey ot' Bii Boy's alley • '"I don't want anyone to know what a!le~s I feed because of cruelly to the animals.'' Ms. Arnold said. Another reason for the secrecy is because peo- ple accuse them or feeding the rats. "There is one big rat that comes out when we yell. 'kitty. kitty."' said Mrs. Zipp, who houses some of the cats and dogs at her home here. "'IM first time he ran out I nearly went up a t elephone pole. nus animal knows what 'kitty. kitty' means l 've seen rats a nd cats eating together. BARRING BAD WEATHE R OR breakdowns, the women make the hour·long drive to Baltimore on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays_¥~ feed. Each tMp uses up 25 poWlds or cat f~ and rest aurant scr~s for hungry dogs. They depend on donations ana lots of coupons lo purchase the food . None of the women has ever been harmed on their nighttime jaWlts, although they admit the mi!)sions have produced some frightfuJ moments. Occasionally. a police escort is needed. But l\fs. Arnold. who has been feeding Baltimore's Rules Tightened For Air Brakes WASHINGTON <AP> -The Tramportatioo De partment has ordered that after July 23 all t ru cks equipped with air brakes must be manufac· lured with brakes that act on each wheel. The department said it learned that some truck makers were considering removing front ax· le brakes from som e heavy duty vehjcJes as a means ol reducing t ruck weight and coets. It hll been the general practice in the industry to have brake systems on all wheels of trucks. truck-tractors and trailers with air brakes . Paid Ad\lertlternent ~eal .;C&t;ite DOMOYAM CIA'WFOID llAlTOR CHI.Cl OFfH WITH CARE YoYr home twl been lor stated In the offer You sal•. 1~ and t~ can acceot It without lates t e nth uataulc change 't'ou can let It pro•Pect preaenta you 4illlPtre . o r you -can wltt\ an "offer" to buy. consider chanQa. If you Review thl• off•r .-un change anY1h1ng In the car•. u·, an· eictreme1y offer you ere reversing impof1Wlt '*' of the Nie. the process and making Ale •1 nerneia correct? an "offer to Hll" to la the Slf'OC*fY oomtdty Porehaeer wno then has d e 1 c r I bed ? I a t h e the same OQtlons mortgage Information Before you sign. be eoc:OrM9? Can Yo" mcJlo'9 certeln that it clearly by.,_ l)I011111lon dlM? la .etat" all ,,,. Points of tht ourch••• prloe agreement becauM the uttat.ccoty? 1'w1 dout>te alt• wlll be according to Cf*tt ~ ~k>na to the letter Of that 9Crlot. be •ure YoU know hOW muc h ouh you wlll rewl\le. It YoU hive llf'I doubts about polnta com .. ned In the offer do ftOf tiOf' It unttl ttMy have beef'! ~ety remowd t'<*~mtftd ~ ofter to pUr'Chaae ta binding on the pUtChaMr tor the .mount or time four-legged waifs fQr ri\'l' years. fh lnks there's anotfrer reason they'\'c been left alon~ "~Y think I'm crazy," she said. 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CHICAGO TO LA.: 9 :00 am. 6:35 pm~ 6:45 pm~ •lf"'-'""' Jiiiy I, IOlllO tO.eaoniinwJ 1 .. nc .lo •-• C ,._,~ 1%11 Cy C1'llc1TIA1. "'-h)' F~kh. Nolabat \I~ C"" llK' • L.J.t t:nt«f"I""' lllC lOU·SHOULD SEE US NOW The Proud Bird with the Golden Tail. . CONTINENTAL AIRLJNEse U.S.A. /Canada/Mexico/Hawaii /Micronesia/ Austral ia/New Zealand/fiji/SamoaAmd tne Orient ' '· I .. • fe OM.VPU>T NEWS FEATURSS~ N•t•tag C.naes ODt OK:· South Cout Sete Seminar Heari~CJ Problems?. DAU.AS <AP• -So )'OU UUnk you've htU11 aU lb9 UC\W! Alt the re..,ons why ~,.at idea Woa'l wan• JUlt ln UM you've a few, a Dallu·bMed lnauruce mmPAft1 baa eoc:ne up with a ~la cbfftl Ult ot eo rHdy·m•de way1 " to •q; .. f'oraet ll... . TM)' raqe from a reapect(ul "You're· two n ars abDd ol your Um '°a ICOml\ll "Not that a1al.IL" . TllS Lin IS TRE WOU OF the corpor•te rf'lltlon1 department of the Southland LUc ln•urant't' Co • and ta one of • lffiH of re1ul•r dt. play cards p~aN"d for lbe 18 elcvatort ln thts compw'a maJn offlcC! , "It '1 Jutt .c>methln1 to 1tn the e1mployeu wmeUdna to toe* at ln lhe .-levatol'1 except the noor•." Hid June Roattn, j Southland commun1ca hona uaiatant. Joe JOHpb.son, vice president for corporate re latlon.a, aald lhe mallenal on the cards comes from all over. He s1ud the • cards are popular with emplo)'ffS .00 v1slto~ to the budding .. People b Wtpe 'em llJ1 the llffit," he bllld WON'T ANYBODY LISTEN? ExcuMa Fer Outnumber ldee1 wor~E A&£ TIIE "ltEASONS why 'it won't M<><:k 37 Not that again 38. We'd lose money In 1. We tned that before 2 our place lS dlr-U.e long run. 39. Where'd you dig that one up" 40. ferent. 3 It costs too much 4 Thisl'li beyond our We did all right without it responsibility. s. That's not my JOb 6. We're aU too 41 That's what we can expect from the staff busy to do that 7. It's too radical a change 8 We 42. It's never been tried before 43. Let's' shelve it d 't h.a th ti 9 N h h I Th for the tame beU\g 44 Let's form a committee 45 on ve e me. ol enoug e p. lO at Has anyone else ever tried 1l? 46. Customers won't will make other equipment ob5olele 11 Let's make a market research test or it like at. 47. I don't see the conn~~1on . 48. lt won't fins t. 12. Our oHace ai. too s mall for lhal 13 Not work in our company 49 What you are really say. practical for operalihg people 14 . The staff will ang as ... 50 Maybe that wall work in your depart- never buy it. IS Bring al up an six months. 16 ment. but not in mane ORS CORNEA Rar-e Coins & StamPS GOl.D & SCLVEA Prtcee fOt 8-13-IO 0..-C-IMll. si.-a.,..,.. ..., .... ""' ...,. ..... 1611. .., ....,_ ""· ., ... ~ ·~ Hearing Evaluation~peech Therapy Hearing Aids-Sales and Service Hearing Aid Batteries , Y ofillre--invited to a free,_ Public Seminar where you wlll learn hoW you can pay no Income tax and recover taxes you have paid the past three years. You can partic ipate in a hlghly pfoflt motivated investment that has a fourT year history of positive cash flow and significant tax savings. Sea ting is limited • Reservations required 644-2507 pany policy. 18 Runs· up our ' overhead. 19 We it. 52 Don't you think we should look into it further Gerald L. l<J>Zak, Tax Planning We 've never done it before 17 It's against com-Sl. The Executive Committee will never g'o for ~ don't have ttie autoority. 20 That's too ivory before we ac1" 53 What do they do in our com-. Newport Center tower. pelltor's rompany? 51....Lel's all sleep on it. SS It --359 san M louel Or., Suite 110 21. ~t's get back-to rea)jty. 22. That's not our can't be done 56 It's""° much trouble to change. Fi.lMBS lttSUIU.MCI Newport Beach, Callfornla92660 I J problem 23. Why change it. it's still working o.k.. 57. ll won 't pay for at!>elf. 58. I know a fellow who 'i«OUP f.\far~PllJ P'>nt;,,,., avmlol>k-1 24. t don't like the idea. 25. Y014're right. but ..... -~tr~ie~d~il~. ~59~--J-t ·-s-im_po~ss_i-bl_e_. _oo_._w_e_·_ve_al_w_a_y_s_d_o_n_e~~·~,s~1•;:-;•!.;";+:.;°"~.~~;~;l~4.._;J;~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 26. You're two years ahead of your tittle. Z7. We're it this way. not ready for that. 28. We don't have the money, equipment, room, personnel. 29. It isn't in the budget. 30. Can't teach an old dog new tricks. 31. Good thought, but impractical. 32. Let's hold it in abeyance. 33. Let's give it more thought. · 34. Top Management would never go· for it. 35 Let's .put it in writing. 36. We'll be t he laughing Diet Plan Called Danger to Health SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The rirm that markets the Cambridge Diet has disputed govern- ment clcums that use of its weight loss product may ~ably resuJt in illness or death. "The government claim that the Cambridge Diet is dangerous is based solely on unsubstantiat- ed opiruon and is not supported by a singJe scien tific test or fact," said Vaughn Feather, vice presi- dent U.S. DISTRICT J UDGE ROBERT Schnacke temporarily ordered Eileen Feather, Vaughn Feather and other defendants not to advertite, of- fer or sell the dtfl formuala -a powder which is m ixed with water -pending further action in the case. A bearing will be held June Z1 The U.S. Postal Service abo was directed to impound aJJ mail to and from the defendants relat- ing to the diet. Cambridge Dael is headquartered in M onlerey. The swt alleges persons· us111g the Cambridge Diet race a "serious risk t.o health, includ1ng de- ath. through prolonged use or use by persons with certa41 medical conditions." IT FURTIIEll CLAIMS THE DIET product does not contain nutrlenta sufficient to sustain life. "The complaint alleges the defendants con- s pired to defraud the publk through false advertis- ing and promise&. J:xhibits say the diet provides a bout 330 caJories a day and · · work.s in a manner essenliaJly like starvation." Vaughn Feather said Allan Howard, a nutri· lion expert developed the diet and has tested its use with hundreds of patients over 81h years. 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On every daytime flight. you 11 cr\joy a choice of delicious cnu-ees. \'ldc< i entc:rtai nmcnt :even steam ang hot u"' d~ If you fly at night. you11 Ml ll cnJm " light supper on your way New York is only S9D awav on Unitt'CI . So c..'lll your Travd Agent todav Unit<.-d and \V~tOM, lntcrnallonaJ Hotel~ arc Pmtncrs in Tntv('l. From Los~lnt'L all widebodies to Ne-whk tDO am !1 15,irn J :l 00 noon :l l ~pm 10 15 pm· AN'lve 445pm <JFl<l 5 '};() p m ( Ncw.:irJc ) H· 15 p.m (JFJ\) I 0 05 p m ( Nt·work ) fl 10 ,1 m <JFK ) I • i . • ii •• ii " •• .. ... ... ,. . •• •• :: 1 ;f • I .. .....,, JuM 11, 1811) ''Re&u. H~ juat want. to know whf're lhe reheanal h&ll 11 In Ole bu1ldma." · 81 Da.ollt.I aaOOll8 laWIN -.................. St1idepU in HunUn_&14Hl Be•cb. WuliiiIDatA!r ancf Lot AlamJtOI may be r1dlo.c Orari1e County ,Tranalt Dtat rlct buses n • ICh OOI year OCTD otflca.ia uid the tranaat dlatr1ct ls working on I plan lhal will rrov1de bus ser vice for •chdo ch.ildreo a t little add.i- uooal co.t to t.he dutrlct. RelcMrt said the bu.HI re· routed to aene schools can be uaed_ ~ Q!her J>Uten1era u well. Niguel Park Anti~nuclear Rallv Slated . "We found that there are some places where we can combine early morning trips car rymg work commuters with new t rips An anU-nudear rally. focusinl o n r outes orie n ted t oward a tte ntion on the San Onofre schools, .. sBJd J ames Reichert. Nuclear Generating Station. is OCTD"general manager. scheduled to be held at noon For example, Reachert said. Saturday at La1una Niguel buses carrying commuters to Regional Park .ae.ila Nee~ .early work shifts in Huntiniton Orgaruzers of the event said ···••TT Beach and Loog Beach could tha t a "safe_energy fair" and -~"'~"'WHlll"9t .... K...,.,,, · II music by na t iona lly known 1s A ••••£TT. •H •d•"' o• w-oi"' '"°"' llNch. C• -H.,010 retuf1) V18 routes serving unl· ,,,,,.,;,.' f'd Su e Moran Frisc h o f Mission Viejo · is the new director of administrative information systems at UC Irvine. She replaces Larry M. Bogard of Tustin. who r etired in March ~ llN<,., C• Peu eci •w•v"" weno1 o1 Nebt-• s.rv•ce• ,,.,d °" ington Beach High School. pt>rformers ls planned in e<>n· u. "'° ~ "-'" ... ,.,_, """"'•"· J.,,.. "· ''*' .. , ., oo"""" 1n junction with the rally against -.cll.c. .. 1._,111• ~o--t.ci ,,,, H.,,_ l•-_.....,,., ct-..o-• Similar a rra ngeme nts are 150 E ":... ~ :~.~·r.1'~!!.:: ;"h .:~:':: ~~ H;;~.~ ~:~ .. = possible with Newport Beach. ~roro~re3fa~l~~:.ansion of the vacua le • IN II ........ -......... -· (h u•cll olfl&l•tlno lnle•m•"' •• Cost a M~a and north county 1._ -, .. ,,,, John a ...... n 01 H••bo• u.-.Moum 011ve M•mom• schools. he said. Re presentatives or the Al· aeech. c •. ~ "'°',.." Jolln P•r•. ~,...,ICM unoe• ...... o•rec1IC)fl"' Students oresentlv ma ke uo liance for Survival. sponsors ot Fata) Blaze PMll G.., _.. E -J•,,... IC. •II H•r1tM ~-t Ot-Mofiv.,y of lb all Id tert wilJ . ..._, ee.ch c.... 91 .. ..,,.,..._ c.o.1~ ~sss. a b ou t 25 pt>r cent of OCTD e r y. sa en ainers t1-S..S ot ~a .. c11.c. ridership, but about 70,000 stu· include Country J oe and the LOS ANGELES •AP>_ Ont> 11.aliclft .. ,,,. Holy ltosit•Y Wiii .. ,,. d I Id b F' h J Colin y 8onru \ ...._,.,J.,,..11,, "'°•' ,~PM.t ·" entssti Ir e theschool uses. is . esse oung. e ma n was killed and 12 people iamuv rMldof><•. 1l'O'I Sl••llQlll T he transit district authorized Raitt. War. Kenny Rankin. John were mjured today when a f1rt> ~':; =:;1,!:.~. ~ S:;v:~ 1 · DeatL-a s tuay of how t.o coordinate McEuen, Steve Gillette. Mark broke out at 8 fou r story apart· t0:00A# .. !.1 Joech•m'i C.••"<>•1< lllJ OCTD routes with ~chool busing T urnbull. the Orange County All· ment bwldln~ near downtown, ell.,..,, Fa-.. J-c.onnou Qf. • needs. Stars. and Don Novello I Sat ur· fore mg 150 residents to eva<: tl"9. 1"..,."""'' el Holy \ec>ulc,..., • E'-D-9.,L-Jil!O d N ht L ' F th G d .~·~~..,:·:-=::":'.:! UJ~wlre ~ No Prosecution s~~du~~.). IV~ s a er UJ 0 uate '• H<KoOt•• o1 o.-coun1v II f II ed The fire at the Kay Apart· ic .. -n.. dl•ec11oftot H•r""' LOS ANGELES j AP 1 Half The rally w1 ocus on a eg Mount °''"" Mo<i.-y o1 eos•• REG G 1 o EM r L 1 A . C hazard'\ of continued operation men ts in the· too block of east ... ~ll4. Ita ly IAP> Cardinal or the 28 Revolutionary om· of the plant Wastungton Boulevard was re· J••v11 c:.-i n.i 1 munist Party members arrested ported al 1 48 a.m and the lobby SONIA !>. J•11vis. '".....,."'cos•• °""rg o 1r1gnedo l, 70. a durin<> a M··v Day confrontation Thl· energy fair will include ~ .. c.. Pn--•Y "" J.,,.. "· 'd I t led v t. " 0 " of the u-shaped. brick building 1-. Sa..~• -o1 ,,.... P .. nc. w1 e Y rave a 1can with Los Angeles police offi cers solar powered and heated items · Flrtll AvOids Bridge Cos~ The Oranae County Board at Supervtaon bu a1reed that a firm that it pl&DDJ.nc lo move and ~nlareea~LaJUDagrocerystoredoeao'tbaveto pay baU the cost of a pedeatrt.an brid&e over Paelftc Coast Hl~ey, _ . . _ • Representatives from Santa Anita Development Company argued that It's the proposed Treuu.re Island hotel/condomln1um p1'0jectthat wUI 1enerate enough pedestrians t.o warraat building the brtd1e. PEDESTRIANS WOULD BA VE lo cross ..Pacific Coast Highway in order to 1et from the Treasure Island development oa the weat side of the hlghway&:olheshopplngcenterontheeutaide. So it aa Treasure Island developers who should pay half the bridge's cost. Santa Anita represen- f> talivessaid . THE COMPANY SAID INSfALLATION or a signal at the Intersection of Wesley Drive and P acific Coast Highway should be sufficient to protect the oumberofpedeslrian.s generated by its project. Santa Anita plans t.o enlarge and move the Alpha Beta store from one s ite to another within the same shoppmg center. LOCAL MUSICIANS WANTED Plano Bass Trumpets Drum Flute for Act IV'a July Production of ' '1The Roar of the Greasepaint -I The SmeH of the Crowd" Call 494~6959 otPHolUU.•en O-ch ~ .. r-.o \diplomat who had been .11 ..... h ed h a nd other demonstrations. or-was completely in name:. when , y .. o ., • "O..,,,, .. , wonff '°' '"" considered one of the top -~w~1~~n~o=t ~U\:'~c~a_:r~g~:.·_t _e_c_i_l)_' _a_t_· _ _!:~~::~~---------f_i_re_r_i.::gh~·::_t.e_rs_arn __ ·_v_ed ______ ..=~====================:: L--So<1&1 s.rv•o• °' °'""99 . lorney's office said. ganizers said c-v sr.. ... • ... 1c1en1 "' cosi. candidates for pope in • ~~~,,..~~~~II~·~~~~~ 1978 .dledSunday. UMMER CLEARANCE C.osl• Mew. (A.,'°" Weldon J••v" Of Rov•' °""· Ml<NQ611 •• """°"'"' """ C l.,..ftC e Cloftovan Of CMt• Maw C • a or-Iii-end l Sltlen . H•'"" F • ~ .. 0 1 .. ~., o1 S.Mw••no. M1c111oan. l tJe JJ'.Jell Helm• lt~'1• ol +.llnotoft, Tua\ and Vlo•• Ku"'"' 01 LO•woocl FIOrkM Sen.ket _.._ llelcl °" ,.,..,... Se d • .,..,. J -.,._ "'° .. IO·OO•M ., ,.... -•ence P,lftCe flf Peau l-.. '"""" wolh I U P•stof ~MNY L. l'rensten offiCl<ll '"•· lnte•ment •t H••bo• l4twn Me-•• P-. s.rvlctt ""°"' ,,,.. As De...-.~ns cllrwelloll ot H..-~Mount Ol•1'• 6 6 ..,._, __..,Of Coli.~ ~))).I.. OAICORN 11111NN1E D<>f'• o+KOEH, ~ 11. PEKING (AP> -Five rnldent Of ~ l•IMlcl. c. P•-m I c I d. l •w•'I' -JUM U, ltto. ler1t In e 0 , ~ U Ing W 0 E1191Mll ... _,_ n. HO:S. si.. 1t -· Commurust Party mem· .,;,,..,ti'/..., -.._ Oek-• .w. bers were sentenced lo ~':::r'c!.-~~= ,prf.00 terms for dreu -c.. ._, U111M Judllfl M. w • .._ .. lng up as ·gods and de- Cot1• ..... CA S«vlC'n irlll w ,_tel "",,,.,_.,, ~ i.. , ... 1:~M .. mons and frt1htenio1 "-H.nor ..._ _,.,.'-' a.c-1 a n d c b e a t I o I ::=~n~=."'~~~~.:' superstitious peasant.. a dl'9<tl0ft"' Sm1111 t. Tu!Tlln we~k1ttt Can ton newspape r re-c.,..... .. c-:::::;.::---ports. MAth tN H•v~1tTv 1tttH1111to s, Another man waa ex- J-••• ,... SuNI* .,, ....... .. retMlet!t .. ,,.,,.,., ea. ,..,_, .... v "" ecuted for t.akln:f part in B•rt>•ra, ~ M4trlln .. l'ouftlel" lbe eVeDU &n raping •llO, C• • 7 d•u9llle rt Sfl•ron two WOmeD il said .. _ .. s.m. ....... u. end -• • " 1t1e...,."' a.1t1oa , .. ..,. c.. .. 4 The newspaper Nan- o• "'"'"'" •1•1•• Hof'• Ay ..... fang Daily said the lncl-l.Allltl a..cfl, C... Meu M CIWlstl.,. ewi.1 w111 11t.....,"" T~. "--dents occ u'1e d in 11. '"°"' t0:00Ml a1 0ur L..tv Oueeft C h I n a ' s r u r a I cit "'-" c..1N>11c O>u.-ch, ,. _ _, G &H<tl, ea. interment ., A•<•"''"" uangdong province c-Mf'y. f1 Toro, c •. P.c111e vi.w during the spring plant-~...w-t cli~~NU ing season. ll said a ral- MA1t1e SPINNER • .,.,...., ......... ly was held last month J-14, 1• In Ntwoorl IM.o<", Ca h d f Born ,,, c.111.,,n1a Df'<•mtie• , ·-to sentence t e e en· s.. ... 1vec1 o-r,""" K••I F si>·~· 01 dants and the rapist was Coll• W...... C• ""° P.tul E SI><,,.,., led • ed' l o1 v ... ,.,.. ,. , ''""' A~ "••h• execu amm 1ale y. o l '°''·· M H <I (• a n cl \ The two Party mem · Qfwodclll"'-"' Ro<ltall°" ol " .... Holy bet S received tef'1nS Of llOMFY will ,....., '°"'Ohl. JUftt I~ 1'90 ., 1 JOPM .. , s1 Jo11n ,,,.. ed""" 10 and 15 years and the c.att101oc Chun11...., Ma"°' Chrnu ... otht>rs sentences raog-eur1a1 w111 bo ,...,cl°" T~•. J""" 11. . • , ,,.., •' 10 oo AM w•th """"1 .. , GooO mg from three to eight !>MOMrclC•-1••• Hurllnolon8ucn years, it Said. C• ~•llCH u.-• ,,... cl"f'Cl•C)n ol F r d lh d s ... 1111 ,. Tu1h111 w ntc1o11 ,,, .. .,., or our ays, e e· Monv.••ot~1·~--.-fe n dants led parades weNoT with drums and goofs OTTO JVllUS WE,.OT '"''~"' o' , • ' HY ..... (.a. P .. wd away °" Jont 10 frightening peaaants n· '"°· Hew .. • w1••"" o1 ,,.... u,,,,.., to killing and presenting Sl .. tt AIT'n'Y -'' w•vt~ l>Y 1111 h d ed f h i k .. ,,. 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Sockl by Clmp ..... a tor 4.oo Rig. 2.ootadt. ~Sport~. ~Luther Betta 8.90 Reg. 11.00 Blaci< to brown. \ 179.90-259.90 169.90-219.90 89.90-109.90 • 22.90-34.90 Sport Shirts 9.80-14.90 Reg 18.50-37.50 Long & ~ sleeve. Includes famous maker C....ISlackt1 17.80-19.90 ~ 2300·2750 Gteet Mllction. Includes famous maker ~tlcwa1stbenct. Men's Swtmwe8r 8.80 Reg. 15_00. Tailored & bolter styles. Golf ,Sweaters 19.90·22.90 Reg C?S00-27~ Famous mak~ V•neck8 & C3ldlga~ I J I ' ...... • • .__. JuM , .. ·- Britiah ~ Pes. Cf#atomen 'LONDON <AP> -Yow Melrtle a.Ill all. MYf Britlab barm..a.:.ftet daim tbey bow what you'll waat to d.riat '7.....~ at tbe tJ• you .. .,. For • bar room · Jrom.oe •pon nu.tar or floral necktlt1 and Ute)' u1Ually drlnl( wbl1ky, t he •MM .......... a t\ll' "eA::ct.tM BritJab TI• llanuf acturen ta. Uoft. n · DOESN"T M~1T£a how you knot your Ue or bow wide tt lJ. Tb• tolor and the pattern , are the 1tve•w•1. theiaa.rmaldl said. A alh• Gr aray Ue meant 1ln and toello ; apaU tDctieate drauetit a.,er ; red·U.,.. drink brandy; green Uea order YOdka and tonic; put.I ahadea Uk•~ wklie ; plain Ues point to a •h•IT)'·ltpper. TllE aam8R OFTEN wear club. 1ebool or realmenlal lies and these, too, won p well as wearing a algn around your neck, tbe barmaids said. , They aa14 Army lies normally mean wttlsky drinkers, while aeadogs with Navy Ues are sure to order gin or rum. A Royal Air Force motif .Bee/aW FoUnder Settles MODESTO <AP> - The Tracy mUUonalre who croued beef with buffalo and came up with beefalo will need proof before be claims the product has certain advantages over beer under the terms of an out·of·cburt settlement here. ,,." ....... Here'• how the barrnaida aee their cu1tomers· usually indicates a beer drinker. E ndorflf"d The Stanislaus eoUnty District Attorney's Of· flee riled the consumer fraud suit agalnat 0 . 0 . Sandy Duncan wtll take three weeks off Arabs to See Death Fihn from her niplJ.1 TEL AVIV, Israel tAP> -Nearly 8 r 1 i g h l 0 v e r a million Arabs wtll be able to view Broadway stage in "Death of a Pnncess," the docu· .. Peter Pan" to fly to • drama about the execution ol a Saudi London. She will wed prlnc~ lhat bas bee~ denounced by dancer Don Correla Saudi .rulers. when it 1s broadcast In A u g 4 8 d the Mideast for the first time tonight · n on Israel television h o n e Y m o o n i n Saudi rulers have branded the film. Euro~. which depicts the exe<'ullons or both the princess and her commoner lov- er. defamatory and an insult \o Islam The mm. broadcast OD pullkc television 1n lhe United States last month. was banned throughout the Arab world. It has been shown in several European countries. Spokesmen for Is rael television stressed the d~is1on to broadcast the ftlm was based on merU. not politics. Rock star Bruce "Bud" BasoloJr. follow· Sprina"teen's "Born ing a st.ate investigation '"" , . Into claims that beefalo to Run has been is lower in fat and endorsed by the New carbohydrates and Jersey Assembly as higher in protein than the unofficial theme beer . of the state's youth. 8 . th Th y agreelllg to e set· e panel felt the tlement n(!ilher Basolo song was ·'loo con-nor his 'company Texas troversia1" to be the Me at Brokerag~ Inc . offi cial state song. admits any wrongdoing .. ,GENERAL NEWS IM•DOF (714) 851·1~95 SUMMER WHITE SALE Starts today. Save oil Splendor for your bath, _ Klein for your bed and Wilshire -for your head . 4.99 ~r. ' Calvin Klein collection from Wamsutta. Ori9.:_ $10 to $1.1 Mrx-n-meitch these coordmat1ng sheets. "Checkerboard," a geometric design in adobe. peach and brown. ''Desert Garden" flowers in.adobe, brown, white And "Sol/CJ Adobe.'' Polyester and cotton Ong. Sllle Full $13 to $15 7.99 Queen $17 to $2Q 11.n King $21 to .$24 14.ft Std. ca~es, pr. $9 to $1 2 5.99 King cases. pr. $13 6.99 Bedroom Accessones, 75 ' . 6.99balh Splendor .JI by Martex. Reg. $9 Popular all-cotton towels. Very absorbent In tiger lily, bark, white, lemon, !awn, wild plum. Eng.'ish rose or peacock Hand towel, Reg. 6.50, &G Wash clpth, Aeg. 2.75, &.19 Bath mat, Reg. $15, 1&• Bath Shop, 65 , , Bu#ock's South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bristol, S.M. (714) 5~11. Shop Mon.·Fn. 10-9:30. Sat. 1(}~. Sun. 12·5. Bullock'a M/1""'1 V/eiO, Mission V1eJO Mal, (714) 495:3111. Shop Mon.·Fi;. 10-9. Sat. 10-6. Sun. 12·5. I •Id. 2 for $1·5 lntrcxJuctory price "Wilshire" pillow with Dacron II® fill. Reg. $15 • each Solt pillow filleo with Dacron ,,. polyester by DuPont Polyester and colton cover tor easy care. Each at lntrpductory Prices. Queen, Reg. $19,• 2 lw.19 King, Reg. $25: 2 lol ... Bedroom Accessories, 81 ·ReQuJar PflC&S'Wllf become effective on June 30. 1980 . I l ., ' I ( r .. ~\ INSIDE : •Stocks •Comlc:J. · s ·u •....... ·.M•o•v•le·s~··T.•.•.•.vi•s•lo•n .......................................................... -.;~P.~ .................... · r . Monday.Jun•Ul,1980 OAIL\"PILOT r~ • • ,.8 1 I 'J)le King of Go~ 18 Not Dead!, St~h A~y Those Obituaries and Eulogies; Jack l s Back 11.J WILL GaHISLEY SPRINGFLELD, NJ !AP> "Ana wtr ham •" "Answer him!" Th1t was the nhortallon that Jlldt Nlcklaua .iot all weekend from hla famlUarly Oamboyamt caddy, Anauo Araea. On a heavy. humid Sunday over the rolUng ter· rain or the Baltusrol golr course. the man they call the Golden Bear finally responded With emphasis · The king of eolf ls not dead! TASH AWAY THOSE obituaries Forget the eulogies Save those testimoruals for another day In winning his fourth US Open Championship -his 16th major professional title, his 18th if you ,.. want to include his two National Amateur Crowns. · not to mention those 67 tour victories -Big J ack not only answered his keenest rival, Tom Watson. but the entire golf world Wit.loo. Player of the Year for the last three year• and with a big lead toward taking the honor for a fourth time. had ralsed the question Saturday while pc1lnting lo tus Sunday showdown against the COMMENTARY guy he had beaten in dramatic personal duels for lhe Masters and British Open crowns in 1977. "I F JACK WINS on Sunday, he may r e· tire ." Watson told the press gathering. "I have a feeling 1t is going through his mind." Watson's comments naturally were passed on to Nick.Jaus when he appeared before lhe pre~s battery about 30 minutes later. .. I will ans wer that question tomorrow when the tournament is over." Jack replied. Wlth a glint m his eye. "I wall tell you- and I will tell Tom Watson ... ONE MIGlfr DA VE OB.5ERVED a menacing warning in Nicklaus' tone. but Watson's observa· lion was mistaken. Nicklaus ts sticking around a how many more s uch days are left for this re· markable athlete, champion and superstar, one of the giants of the age. bit longer. . This victory places him oo that rarefied sum· mit of golf with the only other three players a ble to win the toughest and most prestigious of touma· ments four Umes: Scottish imm igrant Willie An· derson. who did It back at the turn of the century; the immortal amate ur, Bobby J ones, and the wee Ice Mon, Ben Hogan. Except ror the significance of it. it wasn't an overwhelmmg. nerve-stabbing tnumpn. Nicklaus. who once grabbed a course by the nape of the neck and shook at to death. merely carved has pars an almost boring success ion 3lld .dared his nvals to come to tum. None or them did. Not the classy Tom Watson. the rerognued hear apparent Not Jsao Aoki. the Japanese magician who makes 2().foot putts disap· pear with an unoi;thodox stroke of the blade Not Lee Trevino. the garrulous but gtfted Super Mex Not those three pretenders hardly anybody knew -Keath Fergus. Lon Hinkle and Mark Hayes. Earlier they said that Nicklaus had lost his l(noc kout punc h. No longer could he step into the arena and demolish his foes -as a J ack Dempsey or Joe Lows. JACK ALMOST acknowledged as m uch when he said he had a good chance lo virtually run a way from the field Saturday yet failed to do so. THE GODS WILLED that it · should be Jack Nicklaus' day, and 1t was. leadmg us to wonder He told critics : "You can't go back. You can't <See JACK, Page 83> 0.ly ~ -'"' c;..., .. .....,_ Dodger Gems l Welch, Baker Shutout Heroes M ONTREAL <APl -Du~ty Ba ker celebrated hi s birth· dav an d rir-,t Fath e r ·.., Da) on Sunday by making life misera ble for thl' !'\1ontrC'al Ex· po.., The J t .vear CJld outf1f'ldrr dro\ e in Reggi(· . Smith 1o1. 1th the nnl~ r un of th1· J!ame 1n the \Sixth inning and the Lo.., Angeles Dodgers rode the three·h•t p1tch1ng or Bob Welch t o a 1 0 vie· tory . "M AY BE: THAT "S a itood omen for the re~t of our ltves." s aid Baker . who had fouled out to catcher J ohn Tama rgo with two men an sconng pos1t1on one annanli? earller The v1ct1m of Baker's hit w as Bill GuJlackson . 0·1, who also s cattered Just three hab. over eight 1nnmJ?:. and dre"" pr:u~ from the man v.ho cau.-.t><t hi'> de· feat ··He ma~· be the clo~e.,t younJ?ster. in the league who throws llke Bob Welch ... said Baker "He's almost 1dent1cal to . Bob He has a real easy delivery and tht> ball explodes and ~ts up on you before you know 1t He s hould be around ro r a long time ·· ' cc-ssfully on his fastball, so too did Welch. who did not a llow a runner past "1:cond base an r<'· cordtnf! his seventh victory in nine dec1s1oru. "Tfff: FASTBALL was r eally 1o1. ork in,:... !><.t1d the 23·year-0ld \\elch "It was moving well both into and a way from the hitters." Welch w as work ing on a o n e ·h 1tte r a t 1rsl·1nn1ng s ingle by Ron Le Flore -until Tommy Hutton cracked a pinch c;ingle an the eighth and Brad Ma It s singled to lead off the ninth. The Dodgers set up their win· nang run when Rudy L,w-and Smith executed a double steal. t v.o of five bases t he ·club stole against John T amargo inserted into the catching s pot for the re!>tlnR Car~ Carter Gullarbon Jppeared on tht• '<·r~t' of em<'rging v.1th h1~ .. hutout antiH't as he grabbed Steve Garvey 's vicious growider a nd retired La w at the plate. But Baker slammt>d his first pitch into center field to. deliver the run ROD CAREW IS AN EA SY oµT' AT HOME PLATE AS BOSTON'S CARLTON FISK MAKES THE TAG. Whtl<' Gulll<'k..,on relied sue "llE TIIRE W ME a fas\ball a way." Baker said. "To tell you thl' truth. I was looking for ...om ettung ins ide because tbar~ 1 he 1o1. ay he had been throwing me all day." ·Tanana Surprised De's Still With Angels Los Angt•lcc; Manager Tommv LJ~orda denu.'<f that the Dodger' "en~ attemptinJ! to take adv an ta gt• nr Tumar1.w's throwing arm ;..., tht•v ron "lid on the basl' path' • .... Halos 1-0 011 Homesland; Play OriQLP.-t Toniglit 8} DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of tr. D•llY Pilot Sl•ff T he trading deadiine passed qui<'lly for the Angels, and Frank Tanana is a little sur· l?raseane ssuuwitntneclub. . "lt 's tough to feel a pa rt of • things when you know some body wou Id rather see you go," t Tanana said Sunday, following a 6·5 loss to Boston before a sellout 40,261 at An~heim Stadium. J "l 'VE TALKED with Buu:ie , and now l 'm going to let the ~ whole thing die, .. Tanana said "It's out of my hands. I don·t want to talk about it anymore." General Manage r Buzzie Bavas1 told Jim f'regosi he would phone him in BaltimorP. <where the Angels open a week· , long road trip toni ght > s hortly a fte r the trading deadline passed. . But the Angel manager never believed Bavasi would have any good news when he called . "Whal would you like lo get in a t rade?" ·Fregosi was asked by a report.er ... " A starter, a short relievJ:!r. a Jong reliever, a lei\· bander, a right:hander ... ?" "That souna8 good," Fregosi answered. BUT IN ALL serious ness. F regosl said he didn't ·think Ba vasl would be a ble to make a deal. And since that's the wa y it t urned out. the Angels a.re stuck with 12 pitchers on a staff which usually carries nine or 10. As soon u people like Don Baylor and Dan Ford come off tl)e dl.aabled lilt, somebody on the cu.rren\ roster will have to go -and the prime candidates are pltcben. . Tanana qbvlously hopes it won• t be 'b l m , and 'b ls »erformance Sunday will make • eoaYinctnl ariument. despite die fad tbat be io.t. Th• veter• Jett-hander struck out n .. blltten lD the flnt three lanln11 and lasted until the • ieVeD!hi. leaVina lM came with •l-2aenclt. ' ' ''TH AT WA8 TB£ BEST curve and the belt laatball I've bad all 1eaon," Tanana said. "J feeJ u lood u I bave l.n a k>ftJ, • • I long time. HoperuJly. those em· barrassing games I had before are over ror a while now." Fregosi also had praise for Tanana's performance. "I'd have to say t hat was his all ·a round best gam e of the year, especially for the caliber of c lub be was facin g." t he manager srud. ··with the stun he's got. 1}lere's no doubt he can still pitch in the big leagues. The l1·s lougla IU ft•ttf H purl of ll1h1g• 1dw11 !JOU k tlfJIC ~flHtf~hudy "'""'~' ral hc•r "•••• yo11 (' go. biggest problem he was having was control. When he puts the ball where he wants it, he can · keep us in the ballgame, and that's what he did today.'' T he Angels stayed so close that they came wilhln one pitch of tying the game in the ninth in· ning . JT WASN'T THROWN hard enough t o hurt anybody, and all Lansford had to do was let 1t touch his body and the game would have been lied "You can't blame Cam ey ... Fregosi s a id . "The natural reflex for anybody 1s to move a way from the pitch." Another critJcal moment came in the eighth inning when third base coach Bobby Knoop waved Rod Carew around third on Jason Thompson 's double . Carew was thrown out by at least six steps. IF KNOOP HAD s ignalle1 Carew to hold up at third, th•• An gels would have had th< pote ntial lying and go-ahea,1 runs at second and third with nobody out. ' Instead, Carew was cut down and Thompson was eventually s tranded at second. .. I'm s ure Bobby felt he (Car ew> could score on that play." Fregos1 reasoned. But what did Fregosi think? "That's for me lo know," he replied. Carew also declined to rip Knoop for his questionable judg ment. "On a pla y like that , lf the ball is handled cleanly it's tough to tell if it's easy to score," Carew said. "( wa8 j ust watching Bob- • \\'(' JUSI ft•IL that th<' s1tuat1on l':J llt'd for u:. to run, ·he ~aid Tht.• defeat n•dul'cd the Expos lead 1n the E;i ... t 01v1s1on to on<' gaml' over P1tt -.burgh. The dod ger~ r eturn home tonight to face Philade lphia with southpaw J err y Reuss (7·11 pa tc hing against the Phillies · Hand..-L<>rch 12 81, also a lert hander. RECORD PAYOFF AT HOLLYP.ARK INGLEWOOO -There was a record payoff at Hollywood Park Sunday when one lone bettor had all six winners in the Pick Six sweepstakes to win $375,897.80. but the identity or the victor re- mained unknown. The person with the winning ticket in the crowd of 49,250 had not appeared to collect by the time the mutuel department had closed Sunday night. There were two favori"9 and rour long.shots in the six wwner! with numbers of 4-6-4·4·7·2. The bases were loaded with two out and Carney Lansford was at the plate. Reliever Skip Lockwood threw a slow curve that almost grazed Lansford's chest, but be backed away from it . <See TANAN1• PaJt BZ> FRANK TANANA HAO H1S BEST OUTING OF THE SEASON. The winning tic ket took 75 per· cent of the pool of $616,858 after 18.7S percent bad been deducted for the track and state. There wer e 105 tickets with five win· ners, each worth $1,193.20. Manning, Oldfield Star on·O-d Fo~ Day WAL.NUT (AP) -It WU .. Old Jl'olka Day" at The Athletic C()ll8l'eSa cham· piombips, u two peats from the past -·Madeline Manntn1 and Brian Oldfield -turned lo lmpren lve ~rformancea. · " THE ll·RAa.OLD lfumlq, 1188 Olympic cbampton, re the .econd lutest IUO meten ever by IP American woman, . ~ &mday'1 TAC c<>m· petition at Mount San Antonio Collete l,n one mlllate. 11,71 MC'ODCb. Sbe bad Ml the nat.mal rec!Ol'd ol 1:51.t lD 1'78. · The 15--Jear-old Oldfield, back lft ~ amateur competiUan tbll year after belDI banned for joining the now- defunct pro tbur. threw the shit 11•7, tbe second best mart ia the world tbll year. Altboulb lhe's mucb older than most of her c:ompetjtors these days, Mannlnl, who won the ·first of her five n1Uon.al Utles 13 years aao. la sun aim1.na tqb. ... All LOOKING forward to compel· tn1 in ~." abe tald after Sunday's victory. "I am taint after the wornt rtcord." · Explalnlft• her exceUeot coadttJon. Manlllnl 1aid: ~1 am ustn1 weights "' now. Before. 1 'd done Uttle wetcbt wort. Another ai.1 dltf ereace In Ill)' traln.la• is that I am now lookln• at tbe 800 u a a print illltad ot a ctiataDee nee.'' Oldfield. a rumpled, bearded ctant ol a man at 6'5, m pounds, w11 his usual arumblinl self after wlnnlDC the •bot with bla revotutJonary aptn style. "Thll whole meet was too slow, I felt ev•rytbb)a wu slow.'' aald O&dfteld. an· athlete ~ for marcblnl to a dlf· t6rent dn&m. ''And la my event, the ol· ftclals were catUn1 ·e~erytb.ln1 too closely. "B1J'I' I WAS CONFIDENT eomillc tn belle that I WP golnJr to wln. never real· 11 bad any doubt. There wasn't awela competition tor me bere." Jeue Stuart. another competitor in the •bot. o.erbeard shot badt an ft· chanae. and be and Oldfield mded "P 16 a •boutinl match. Other wiDDen d\lrln.1 Sanda1'• cloa- lnl. competiUoft ol the three-day COCD• peUUon ot tbe ~ formerly known a · tbe AAU Cha~o.a1blpa, Included t.alloatt Ktrac. took the ..,...., aoo meters ta •·• 10f' tbe lOtb belt time ever Nt'Ol'ded ; • . . ~ ,.J IJ2 DAii. t PILOT SPORTS BREAK BASEBAl..L. ' A Capaule Aepott From th• World of Spo111 Parki11g Chick 11 .. ., al 2'ion Good, t Terribl one F'roa AP Dbpatc..._ S P R I N G ,.~ I E L D . N J · F o r Ci • r v l't1C'Corml<"lc. the wttlc Joni vtalt of the lf s Open !I Golt Championship to hl1' hometown meant about Sl,000 to hi• bank act'ount For William M•lysek, 1t , tnt"lnl nothlntt McCormkk. •n .. nterprts1ng UJ yur old hi.ch ~ehool stu dent. was fortunate h1i. Pl:lrt!nt' boullhl a hou~ .. with a large. P8\'\•d drh e 'A &) ool) .ttbout a 9 iron from the m 1un t·otrant~ of Baltusrol Golf Club It look McCormlek until Wednesday of last week after tv.o pract.1~ round:. but he conv1need hts mothe r to l.t't him rt•n\ out s pat•t• In thl· drive"' ay to Open spectators Huslnt53 15 not too bad." McCorh\ick said Sunday HI'\ p1:1rk1ng area m11<ht u "'ell have had a no vi&caney sign with 14 car pucking the drive"' ay al $15 a shot '1.A>t't. see, 14 car~. SIS each Lorraine . · McCormick saad to his next door nei~hbor. Lorraine Koll, "how much is that·• $210" Whl'n a c:.ir leave~. I Just let another one come on Ill ' ~aturday, I was ehargmg S20 I was in a very greed)' mood. he '><JHI as th<· golf enlhus1a~t5 streamed through the gate ac-ross lhl' .,treet "fl s not bad ror sitting here and get tang J ~ood tan I Lhink Fil take ha lf the money a nd go to Rerrnuda · Sprm~hdd 1s e:.t quiet community of about 18,000. covering 5 07 squarl' miles It was generally a ssumed the 140,000 or so peqple infiltrating Springfield during the week would be a trem endous boost lo local busmei.ses. Not so. says Mutysek. thl' owner ot t:p1curean c ruck. an eatery arouna tne corner fr:om the oourse with "the finest chicken ribs an the country ... . As Jack Nicklaus. ls.ao Aoki and Tom Watson were pre paring to tee off Sund a). Matysek's stor.e was complete!> empty. "A..., far as the golf tournament was concerned. it didn't mean a thing ... he said. ··we treated the people favorably They came here from a ll over the country and we were trying to give New Jcrsl'y a good image I don't think it enjoys "We dre ssed up the plaC'e a little bit, swept the sidewalk there's no pollution her e. We really didn't expect extra busi' ness. I'm more Interested in ta king care of my regular customers." Matysek s aid as he labored OVl'r some takl'·out orde rs "I don't ht1\l' :iny more t1m·~ to t:alk," he ~aad "I m bus) making l'hicken. <·h1ckc·n. c hi cken .. ..-------QilolP of the Da11 -----..... Jim ..-regosi. managC'r of the An)!els. "hen a<;ked af r lub owner Gent> Auto n •gardl' · fl•b ~par~~ KuH•a• ('ity t ic·•u'1f Amoa Oto. batllna .188 at aame time, knocked ·• in thr1.~ rwu wllh a pair of "'°men and WIWe Alkeot and Hal McaH •lammed solo bomer1 to httrk 0.... Ltoaarcl'• Jive-bit pltchlftg u Kartaaa City defeated Mltwaukff. 1·2, ln American Leag~ bueball .iC'tlon Sunday Uaht·hJtt.lna Kiko 0 1rda doubled home lwo rwus i.s Ralllmore defeat.td Seattle. 9·3 . aeccle Jaelu1oa hlt u 420·foot two·run homer In the f1rat inning and a 11010 ahot In the ninth as the New York Vankea beat Oakland, 8·2 with Luis Tllllt pitching a four·hitter The four.game weekend series drew 121.364 fans in three days, the largest for any sertes in Oakland • his tory Yankee short.atop Bucky Dbl, who suffered a serious cut on his right wrist Saturday. wa1 placed on the U·day disabled list Toby Harrah knocked in seven runs with four hits and Jorie Orta had six hits in s ax ~t -bats to tie an American League record as Cleveland . o"' beat Minnl's ot a. 14·5 . Jim Clancy. plucked from T exaS-in the firs t round of the 1976 expans ion draft, held the Rangers to three singles and recorded his third consecutive victory as Toronto beat Texas. 5·3 The Detroit anlt Chicago White Sox game was rained out and will b~ played Sept 2 as part of a twi-rught doubleheader In the Nataonal League. Ed OU drove m two runs with a homer and a single to back the e1ght·h1t pitchtnR of John Candelaria ai. Pittsbur~h defeated lfouston. 4· l Terry Kenned.y's l \\ 0 run double IO the bottom or the 13th Inning helped St Louis overcome five errors and 17 Cincinnati hits to post a I0·9 \\>in over the Reds Darrell Evans smacked a two· run homer to back Bob Knepper's seven hit pitching a <> San FranC'isco dd<.'atcd thl• Ne\\ York Mets. 3 O Greg Ludnskl knocked ln two runs. but it was four unearned talll~s resulting from three errors that triggered Phlladelphaa to an 8·5 win over San Diego . BUI Buckner drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and a single to lead the Chic'ago Cub6 to a 4 · l victory over Atlanta Busball Todaw On this date in ba?eball In 1978· After three ninth·lnning near-misses. Tom Seaver threw the first no-hitter or his 12·year career aS"the Cin· c1nnati Reds topped the St. Louis Cardinals. 4.0 . On this date in 1938· J1mm1e Foxx or the Boston Red Sox walked Mx tames in a 12·8 Boston victory over the St Louis Browns Today 's Birthday Montreal Expos outfielder Ron Leflore as 28 .. .1~11kilu Diic·h~N ('tulf rh•·• Ot•tHuttd" TORONTO Ferguson J enkins has decided to ditch his contract demands and coneentrate on throwmJ! i.tnkcs for the Texas Rangers Just hkc the club he pitches for. J enkins. of Chatham. Ontcmo. has h ad a rocky start this season Th<' 36-y<'ar-old right-hander 1s In the second year or a .S200.000·a·year contract that expires afte r the 1981 season This y<.'ar he decided that he was underpaid and asked the dub to renegot1al<.' The Rangers r<'ruscd and he s taged u one-day walkout ' Jl,·E11ro.-MIN• fl11 .. ~11·11 L'a,.rl 1'111• John Mc~ made feat work of be1tln1 • AustralJa'a Kim Warwick, 6-3. 6 1. tn the fln&I OI the London Q\M!en'a Club arua court t.enn.La cham· pionshlJ>I ... Pet.ef. M•cNamua won lbe 1ln1l• final of the lnlemAtlonal Tennl• champioub1P1 of Belalum. beatlna a.au Tanesy, 7·6. 6-3. 6·0, ln the final ... Stan or the National Basketball. Association teat the U.S. Olympic team tonJght at the Forum In Inglewood during a year when the Olympians. have ho final examinations . . . Eduardo CaJuo, well-fed as a star s hort.top on a Cuban baseball team. got In trouble when he tried to take some or the team's food to hh children. He came to the U.S . and was signed alOf141 withltobeno Salazar by the Detroit Tigers in the recent free agent draft . . . Fruit l.kllardMll won the second annual Manito ba marathon . The Denver Nuaseta ' selection or guard Fraa.k loluaaoa of Wake Forest has been ruled illegal by the NBA MtEN•09 Hometown hero leaa ao.deau con· quered raln and a Porsche armada to win the Le Mans 24. hour ra<'e Dick Barbour of California, who with Britona lolm Fitzpatrick and Brian Redman, set a blistering early pace. ended rifth after a series of engint! problems In his Porsche Polesitter Beany Panom raced through the falling darkness to nip Cale Varboroap and Buddy Baker to take the raw-delayed Michigan 400 Grand National stock car race 10 Brooklyn, Mich . . In the final competltiVl! lippearance or his <'areer. Kllrl Thomas scored the maximum 10 points on the horizontal bar to capture the national mixed palrs gy m- nast lcs cha m pionships along with teammate Marcia li'rederick T~le11, Radio Fotlowlno are the top Sl>Of'ts.events on TV tonigM. Ratlnqs Me '' / 'excellent. 1 ''worth watching ;' / fair;, f<>'oet 1t n 8 p .m ., Channel 11 ./ ./ .,/ ./ BASKETBALL: U .S. Olympic Team vs. NBA Sters. Announc~: Marv Albert al'd Hot Roel Hundley. Tile 1980 U.S. Olympic basketball JHm faces a sauad of NBA playe~ at the Forum In lnolewooct. Included on the Olym. pie team are: Mark Aquirre <De Paull. Mlchae" Brooks <La Salle>. Rodney McCray < Loulsvlllel al'd lslah Thomas Cln· dlana). Am<>i"q the NBA players are Geroge C~rvln <Sovrs). rarQ~ Joonson <Buc l(sL Moses Ma lone·<Rocl!etsl and David ' flo~C>SOO c NuCJQetsl . e 8:30 p .m ., Channel 7 v ./ ./ BASEBALL: Cincinna ti at Plttsbur9b. Announc.,.s: Al Mlc hMls, Howard Cosell and OOf\ Orv'Sdele. Crncinnau ·s struggling Reds will send Frank P astore • R 2 t to the mound 3Ram al Pittsburgh's Bert Blyleven t 1·6) in tonaJi:ht "outing Pitt~burgh 15 a .came behind Montreal in the Sataonal Ltague East '4h1le C1nc1nnall ll'l three behind llOU!.ton in the Western D1v1s1on after losing a pair to St. LOUI' RADIO Aa..,,.bcl tl A nqels at Balt1morP. 4 30 pm . t<MPC f7101, Ph1ladf'IOh1aa1 Oodoer., 7 lOo m l<'.ABC 11901 l.1u11d,1ui~t In First Win •. , . .,,,. l"oye 81 Meet the Rams at l>/\l\\'EHS, ~l i.-;s 1 Af'1 ();~It· Lundquist httd a i;:oldc·n op 11ortun11 ~· to i:et over tht· hump to t he first v1c·tory of her. pro golf career In a mattl'r or minutes at .,., as gone TANANA ~URPRISED ... Snturtl.1\ addl·d J t>x on !'-.und<i\ and "'a~ t..c•eonrl at 27'• · by "'hi·n I took nff from 'l'('Ond . FREG-OSI WAS AWARE that K noop's green IJghl m1~ht ha\'e c·n!"> t the Angels t he> J:? ll mt'. but he· ''a~ careful to a\'OJd thP c;uhJf'Ct 1n has post· Ra me c h<.rt y, 1th n • pork rs I m nut i.:unn.1 ~a) t ht.> om· ~nu "anl ml' to say. he an!\wl•red "( think the biggest than)( Y.J'-that ou r bullpen w asn'tabletoholdthem " The /\ns;t <'I~ finished t he .homestand with a I 9 rerord. :rnd tom~ht they bnns.t a ft\'l'· J! a m l ' I o .., 1 n ~ .., t r c a k i n t o Balt1mon· H~~~.t~ .. ~!.;,S?c~!~~~~sa football u11m irt ~'"'"· T1sty will~ signing awcograplu and giving yow tht irui.dt story on tht #Wms 'first stascn in tMir ruw liDm1 in Oran~ County. And, you ca n a/JO pick wp fret RJJm.s ' ~m photos and bwmpotr stidun. f11t p~~n wil/ vi.sit OUr Cost.J ~SO ojfut Ofl jNM 17, 18, 19, 10, anJ 1t. Cltuk the JCMd l'lt aruJ tomt in to mnt >'°"' faa><>ri~ pla,..-r. ChilJrnt should br J;Wmp.mit-J by iM'r partnu. Onkr of appuranu is sNbfect to clwngt. • • She c·arrtt·cl a four-stroke ll•aµ 111111 Su11rl;n .., final r11tand 11( J 1 .. 11lll'' l'rof P~~11mal (iolf ,\~ ..,oc1al1e1n toi..rnam<:nl 1 ht· "'l'lght of that burdened her and :-ht.• suffered a tri'plc bog<.'y on t hl' o pe n in~ h o le Pia ) 1n ~ partner Pat Bradley birdied tht.• hoh• anrl. all of a sudden. the) v. l·re lll•d for the ll•:.td \\'hat would you par!-. a~ thl' one or two mo!>t pivotal mo mc•nt~ in the-~:1m1·".. Frt'i!""' ":ii-as kl·d UCI NamPs Two Swim CoachetS A r oad trip ri'lis.tht bP a bless lnJ? beCl.IUM' the (.'(ub IS 3-13 11\l'r I hl' pa~t 1 \Ht noml'sta.nos ano 11 24 for lhl· 'l'.11' at the Dil.! /\ AHGt.l. HOTE\ A••<' l'IOf'\t' ~HO' Jtm ",. ... ,. htt f!W' WlnnH'\ ft",. P•<• SI• ., S.t"' O•r ~tOf"t •• lO'\ Al•m•IO'\ R .... Tf4/IC~ fOf' ,,..... con Wl•t"°"' fl'll• Of \) ... )f 1,_ ~\· WfO(I\ '-fillt him ttom w1nn1no •t °"''•'lM ,rw.u Tot•llY HOt '1111,,"" ,, 1tQn;t 1Nt· hi\• .. ~,,.,•\ •rtt.411i N)I Tues., June 17 Wed., June 1s-Thurs., June 19 After a bol(<:) on the third hoh: rlroppl.-0 her one stroke bt'tund Bradley. she madt: five b1rd1es and onl} une bo~l'Y the rest of the· ''"•' ln pa ck up lht• first top prize. S22 .500, or he r four )'l'Ur s>ro car<:er l 'nt1l Sunday, ~he hai1 c:arn<.'d JUSt S9.190 on 1h1"' 'car 's tour anct h ad nevi•r finished tx>tter than 18th She ~hot <'Vl'n pur 72 for a tr>tal or 12· under par 276 CJ\'f•r I ht• ti.029-yard 1-'ernnort course· Arny Alcott . who s hot 66 on Charlie Scho be r h as been named"men·s swimmin& coach and. Kaia Hedlund will handle the women for the UC Irvine An· teaters next season after being added to the staff by athietic director Linda Dempsey today Schober. 33, was an asslstant coach al USC and directed the Irvine Aquatics team this )ear. lie replaces Hank Vellekamp f ,.,,. 'u df" J..,.•11\.cfn Wtflt•t1 It llCJ ,,.. ''tt ,.,._ An~•' '°'"" r,~, o,, OOtno • t•"* blh M4 wor~ .,, A.noel ;e't#'f' wit" NO 0 Of\ ttw 0.CIJ •nd '"''d ~ ~'\ tM ,... PH<,..,,. frOt'l"'I S..lf l.A-• (U'r ~.,..,, O\l•tt•rb•c .. Pet "•"" "''It"° ' '"00" ' olho i:.1on "'""•v • oe,,.. -...., '"" o••I lo ... "So -,,..,,. YOU 9"'" -00 • •"11., .-.. I~ •hen,_ \e'd It ftwn•-oio tft•t th# .,.,, W-'4••" O'""'Of" OHW"W"' wet ,,0._." .,.,., t true Trw Hao Ot'C• Utw .,.oo ow l•lt 1••10 ,..,. ot '"" •le<Jlu,., ""' a .. _.,,,., •Mvt • .,..,, _......, ..-oo Club \006i.t\fT"lan TM" ~ "" ,,,. (olOf'\ ....... 14•0•"0 ~ • - ~nnent wtlll c-<...,,,.._,I coto--• ~•• bl>•n onltf"CI Tiie rww KO'•DOerd I• ltlll•l•.,.IV u-.1.., tor <O"'~IOll m '"" A"°""' t lf\I ._.,_ lt' IUI• bo.1t t1>e •ey ""°'d It ··1 ... t•l•Y•IY " T.-ooH Cl<lln ol """11 • M.,. tl -Juno u ,,. .. .,,_• bffn "'"- Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE "'~t Division Weal Dlvlaion w L Pe l. GB w L Pct~ GB Kansas Cit} 37 22 627 Houston 34 23 .596 ·~ Chic ago 29 28 509 7 Dodgers 3-4 25 .571 I Oakland 29 30 .492 8 Cincinnati 32 27 .542 3 Seattle 28 32 .467 9 1, San Francisco 25 34 424 10 Te x as 2G 33 441 11 Son Diego 25 35 .417 10·~ DOllT MlU lHl.t oelE I Minnesotd 23 36 .390 14 Atlanta 23 33 .411 104 Ang~ls 21 36 .368 15 Eul Dlvlalon f:asl Dtvtaloa Montreal 33 22 .600 TIST DRIVE New York 37 21 638 Pitta burgh 33 24 .579 I Milwaukee 31 25 .SS4 5 Phi ladelphio 30 24 .556 21-'2 DATSUN OF Boston 31 27 .534 6 New York 27 29 41U 6111 YOURCHOICI Cleveland 29 27 .~18 7 Chicago 24 30 .444 8'~ IARWICIC Will To ronto 28 28 .~ 8 St. Louis 22 36 .3'79 121., Baltimore 29 30 .492 8•.-, .,.._.Y'•ICM'" 'llVI YOU THI Detroit 26 28 .481 9 ~ 1, lllorilrMI 0 SHllT OPF HIS ""lledee!N• •. s-. ~ ~ .... .,...kef .. Pllt~• . .._lonl IACIC Botlon 6, ""'9tt S ~" l'r-ltc.O I, -Vork 0 TOr"MtoS, hqtJ (111<-.0 •. At lef!ll I Come In for (Ilk:!: .. OelnMl, llPCI" ••lft " ~ 10. 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H.w Yertl ,...,. ,.,,,,, • • 'TH .. lflllt~ NI flt IC-• Clly IS.Clttorlf 1,11 S)·695 1 pm [I) ~ rn· Rich Saul Ccncer 11th year in Nf-L ColleRe : Mich1~.1n ~tau: I pm to "\ pm 1 1 pm to 3 pm Doug France T.idck 6th year in NFf College:: Ohio Sc..u: • Fred Dryer Defensive End 12th ye.ar in NFL College: 5.1 n Diego St.are Fri., June 20 Sat., June 21 l pm to 3 pm jack Youngblood Defensive End 10th year in NFL College: F1oncl.a 10 am to Noon Vince Ferrapmo Quaru:rback 4th year m NFL ColJcge: N ebraska 1710 AJanu Aw11w. Q>IW M•, CA.-IZ,26 (714) 7J4-4bl0 Amiun11 l111u1ff tq 1100,000 . i I s • ' ' I f . • • • • • ,. • . • • • f . . .. . . . . .. . ~ , • , • . < . I . . 'I • I I • ! I f ... • .. C>OATINu Monday June , & 1 eeo CAIL Y PILOT lJ:J Yachti_n~ BS .Yachts Vie Caliban Triumph s • rrunar· l Reverse Ar{losy Held . .. . For Wo1n n A 1e-mlnar aponaored b)' the O,.n1e County Women's Ocean lacln• titltl•» <WORS1 will be eaent~d WedoHday at 7 30 m Ml the Buhlu Cor1nth1an acht ('lub · The.• pru"ram 1s being held m preparation for the upcoming 'econd unnuiil s ailboat racing ror women The i,eries gels· un- de>r way June 29 The topecaal ed ucallODal seminar. o~n to the publJc. will cover rac ing rull!i.. local knowledge and <Aerodynamics Guest speakers include Bob Ket tenhoren of &hock Sails. Ron Doughert};, Camber Sails. and Dave 1-'ranch. flood Sails This year':. WORS competition will consist or five races. accord 1n.c to l..tnda Barrow. cha irman of the ra<'m~ ~roup Last ) l'ar's series drew nt•arly 20 entnes •with boats rangmg in size rrolJ1 25 to 39 reel IO h•nJ{t h Even more bouts a n• l'xpectcd LO 'larticipute this yvur Eighty-three salllng yach~ swarmed into Newport Harbor Saturday to complete the nr11t race of ~he Bahia del Cabnllo R everse Argosy r ace co sponsored by Bahia CormUuan Yacht Club and Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club of Los Ange les After a night of fest1v1ty at BCYC the party-weary sailors set sail. Sunday for the return race f'tom Newport Reach lo Los Angeles Harbor This was the 13th year of the event which has come to be known as the .. Revers e Arttosy''. patterned a f ter !l:ewport Ocean Sailing Assoc1a lion's AJamitos Bay Argos) The Re\'ersl' Argos) also serves as the third and rourth r aces tn CBYC's Cabrillo Senes Trophy \!.'Inners in all clasSt>!> IOR <7J I Spirit /\lien Bro1An. VYC. 2 Ruffian II. Ted Z('llmerl LSF PJIRF·A t24 t I Z1pp<'r. Randy Morns LBYC. 2 S<'alord. Eric Hronskow. SI H\'C. :i Van 'clal. Michael Taylor l.t·x . UW 4 L1t'kety Split. St<tn Wood. LIH'C. 5 Ht:~tl('!'!s. Hoh Y11uni.:. LA YC P HRf B 1251 S1nall Sailboats Co1np~te S e v e n cl a s ~ (' ~ '' r !> m a 11 sailboats turnt'd out Saturclay and Sunday for Lido 1:-.lt• Y;Jl·ht Club'!> J une H cgat1;1 smled OH'r courses ins ide thl• ba} The trophy wmnns l .ASEA I ~MJHM l>4': .. t' NHV( 1 Of'" JJ .. rn1r " Hf V ( ... l l("l0 1.e.A t _J+""f(''''"'"" f\(, llltO U" ' ~I ti•hor-'''' Yi/lof. I ... \_ \V ( ' ,-,wt Toe,,..' • ,., \,if\Ql 1" I M..ffl l 1nyh f l I '<f£ ) ('4,,•d ,-,_.n10 llV( J f",,;\~t•'"'""'""' 'HtY(1 \Af'OT r-t IP•"'''''·••""'' ltY .,.Rot r t ,.4,..., P .• ,"liOf" .. I I Y( \Af:.tQl (.) N<i~,,.,, l t-i••4r, f~n '' "( Greyhound. Greene · Elmore. BYC . 2. Hurr•cane Gulch. Steve Jost. CDVC. 3 Si rena . Kennedy- Zmn , CBYC. 4 Frenesi II. Al Ca r lan. CBVC . 5 Sunshine. DerJnis Humphrey. CBYC. PJIRF C 191 -1 Ginger Ale. Gary and Bill Johnson. CBYC. 2 Dairy Air. C BYC Syndicat e. 3 Peg~us. Jerry Montgomery. ABYC ORCA <Multihull > <17l -I Slipstream . Ha ndy Heynolds. LTYC. 2 Defiance. Hugh Towle. VYC . 3 No name. Tony Chap man. PVSA. 4 Hlac k Widow. Don Savage. LBYC 5 Esprit. Tom Saul<"r. WCYC La Horgue Top~ Field Nt•wport Harbor Yacht Club <'OnducL('(J t"'o t'hi:.1mpton'>h1p re- gattas Saturda} :rnd Sunday v.ilh mnt' ~ achtl> turning out for tht· national t•hamp1ons h1p or the S a n (a n :1 3 !> C I a s :. a n d l 8 Etchells 22..'> !'lhowinJ{ up for the ... prin~ ('hamp10n!>h1p ror the <:las-; CahtSan. skippered by Jim Robinson. Alamtlos Bay. was the winner of the Ca l -25 Wester" Regional charop1onshlp m u five race regatta sa1h:d out of Dana Polnl Yacht Club. Saturday and Sunday The regatta was marred by one boat be· mi: dismasted in a col· l1s1on with a non-racing boat that was cru1s1ng through the course. The dls masled Cal-25 was Once An Eagle. :-.kip- p e r e d hy Tony Ma rtineau, Manna dcl Rey DIESELS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! BUY OR LEASE ·NABERS 6!adtfPfi1/ "\vw national champion or the S;rntana J.~ Clas!> I' Frank La ll or~Ul'. St·al lkarh Ya<'hl Club, · 'all1nl-( Sun.,tn·ak Hunm·r up ~ :.t'> <.:ontt:ntlon. '>k1ppe rt>d by C o rdon Graham. South Shore . Yaeht nub. and third -.a~ R1H Ha rr. Forc~t Obon. ~llY C ORANGE COUNTY'S L.EAOING DEALER .\o l .11u·1•r l 'rtf'•• .\o ll1•f11•r ...,,.,, H 1• 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-9 100 AU MAKES! 833-0555 ' Aslc f« Roy, WSl SrECtAUST at HOWARD Chevrolet (J~,,...,, rt' ,,,.,..,... """ a. ...... "'' NEWPORT BEACH ''Complete ••• u local coverage keeps you informed everyday in the < l'MO II J llCYNOU>'> 108ACC0 COMPANY' O.ily Pilot StMt """'• Elite Class Only 11 schools have had their names en- itr a vcd on the 81-year-old Steward's Cup. a trophy <mnuully given to the best freshman crew in the nation. This year Orange Coast College's crew Joined that elite class. cap- tuting the national title m Syracuse, N . Y . recently.•Othcr names on the cup include Syracuse. W1sconsjn. Cornell. Washington . Navy. Penn, Cul. Columbia, Brown and Yalt> satisfac camel Filte le. Weld Leading Atlantic Race PLYMOUTH. England l AP> Phil Weld of Fort Lauderdale, Fla . Look the lead from Eugene Riguidel 9f France Sunday in the Transallant1c s inglehanded yacht race to Newport, Rhode Is land after an intl•rior wull on H1gu1dtl 's 52.root trimaran was damai.:c•d. r<1c e organizers here re- ported. . ll was not known what caused tht> damage to 1U~u1del's VSD. whi<'h has been among the h rst three yachts in lhl' wcek -ol~ace. H1gu1del rad1()(•w to J>:.ms that he would con- tinue to head for N<'wport but was "proceeding with care " II<• !>aid that 1n add1t1on to the da magN.1 wall. his boat had lost some rigging. Weld 1s piloting a 51 foot trimaran Moxie. R1gu1del's VSD was 1n st:cond pos1t1on. race or-• gan1zers said Also neur the le4d m the ~-yacht field in the 3.000-milt: race wt're Eric Lo1zcau and Ohv1er de Kersauson of f''rancl'. edocsrdo Aus toni of Italy and Britain's Nick '<e1g Bnton Paul Rodgers was report<.'<f heading for the Azores Is lands some 1,500-milcs southwest of here after his 34-foot trimaran Christian Saul ll colhded with a whale The race headquarters said Italian Edoardo Auston• broke two ftngcrs on h1'i right hand but is contmuml"( LO race hts 56-foot s loop Chica Boba II Jerzy Rakowicz, one of three Polish com- petitors. s peaking by radio to the Observer news paper wh1ch sponsors the race, said his 38- foot monohull yacht Spaniel was surrounded by about 10k11lcr whales . A total or 87 boats set out from Plymouth ln the 3,000-mile race making for Newport. R .I . The record time for the race. set in 1972. is 20 days, 13~ hours. Pierce Wins Regatta Twenty-one boats in four c lasses turned out Saturday and Sunday for Dana Point Yacht Club's School's Out Regatta for small boats salllng Inside th e ht rbo r . Tne everl was f · r both ) oungsters and adults. Largest c lass with seven entries was the Lido·l4, won by Chuck Pierce. Runner-up wa.s Mark Glbs<>o. In the Laser claa. of five entries the winner was Steve Schupuk, followed by Rlck Pollui. In the Sabol A claas of four boats the winner was Ken Krause. Second was Robert Johnson. Marie Wehan was th wtnner in the Sabot B class over four competlton-Second wa~ Cheryl Coble t 'r•1tH l•t1flf' BI JACK IS BACK!. • • ·be what you were yesterday. You have to work wltb the belt you have today.'• Thus on Sunday, Jack's sabre ~as pa· Uence .•. patience and poise. Determined. hl• boyl1b face a muk of cobcent:rat.ion, he l)ammered out t.bolerelentleu pan, 12of tbem tbroulh t.he Ont 11 boles imUl be came to thole two backbreaktna ftllitblnc par-51. • -~-· bana. 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WOULD YOU LIKE TO: • Perform Better Under Preeeure • Fine Tune Your Concentr.tton •Have More Peak Expertences • Vlsuallm Uke The Proe • Quicken Your Reactions • Perform Without Fear Vleton [)ynamlC9 le preeenflng a workshop on "Succeaefut Performance unde r Pre98Ut9" for ... ll<UI levels. The training IS de1lgned for prof.-ontll. coUege. high achool. Otympic h<>C>efula. and recreational athlet• lllke. The trllnlng II pre11nted b'i Or. WllHam 0 . Harr1ton. founder of VIiion l)ynem6ca, and · trainer of m.nv Pf'Ofeuk>Ni, wortd ct111 and 0011"8 lthletee . .... = ··-. fp SP MntW..1 t .,c ..... ..., ....... " 7:41~·· .... c,..,.. ,.., c , ,.,. nn1 o.... ,.., .by. ............. .... , ... ' , • BUSINESS I STOCKS Monday'• Cloeiq P rice• NYSE COMPOSITE .J TRANSACTIONS Mondl)I. JU"-"'· l MO N OAlL Y PIL.OT fl3 _ .Riglat• I s sue !~ Big Companies Need Checking . By MIL TON MOSKOWITZ Som~ companies are so bll that they can't be allowed to roam about lhe jungle any way they want for rear that they might trample som ebody underfoot. (ntArnatlonaJ Business Machines. better known to one and all u IBM. t~ 1n that elepbantiJ\e category. A couple of weeks ago IBM lost a fight to behave in the way most of us like to behave: free and clear of restrain· ing hands. whether tbey be those or government or parents. The decision against IBM came in a New York state court where the · giant computer maker was being sued by Vic - tor Barouh, head of a small typewnter ribbon manufacturer. Barouh Eaton1Allerr Money Tree IBM'a annual sales ' are $22.8 billion. Barouh·Eat'bn does maybe $43 mrlhon Not qwte an even matc h hut in this ca!>e that probably weighed in favor of Barouh ,... TtDS IS NOT the first time these two have tangled Five years ago Barouh won a suit against IBM, char1ting at \vrth trying to monopolize the typl!wriler ribbon market for his victory he received $1 in damages plus a much more significant awar\1 called "other . . valuable con- "deration .. That other C'Onsidcr at1on \\85 a promise frt>m IBM that 1t would let Barouh kne>Y. when 1t r cdesq;n<:d 11:. typewriter ribbon carlndges to g1w· hrm a chance lo .. match them That's obviously an imp<Jrlafll consideration I B.M dominates the t>lectnc l} Pt'Wntcr market and 1f 1t dt'c1des to redesign its ribbon cartridge~. 1l renders obsolelt· all the other cartridges on the marke1 SO UBIQUfTOt:S IS the IBM l ) &Jewnter 1n th'· ofrlrc·.., of AmertC'a that the typewnt<•r r1lihon rn<irkr•I alon1· 1' "alOt.'d at S600 million ·a year 1 In the old dav,, type.writer manufacturer'> '4nuld have t>e1>n h;iµpy \\1th that kind or \Olum<' l IA~f n<•turallv make·' lht• r1hbon' and c·nrtr11I~''' for 1ls machine .... hut other' dn l<>') Uarouh s ribbons arc• :.old under th~ Ko R4'C·T·>PC name Well. Barouh ~ent tn\11 rourt cla1min~ th<tl IR~t re neged on the agrccmt'nl. H(· .,aid I BM brought out n<>w riti bans m 197i and 1979 Y.1thout ... upplyang him wllh lhl' tec hnical dr<.t\\ ings uf thl' nl'Y. d1•s1~n . d5 It Y. a:. otJl1gatl'<l IO do JRM d1spu1t'd Rurnuh' c;u1t It didn't deny 1t had r" fu,ed to suppl} him "-llh 1h1s 1nlormatwn but claimed 1t was not required l() becauM· the 1975 ~ettlement covered only '\ypey,nterc; then in production .. In addition. 18!\1 said 1t didn't hiivc to notify Barouh until after it had delivered frr!>l shipment or a changed model WHAT THAT ~EANT. Barouh told the <.·ourt. wai. tha t every lime IBM changed the hnc 1t Y.ould take ham threl' to sax months to catch up The court was n't buying rn~·~ story, even though 1t ""as represented by its prei.llg101A Wall Street Jaw firm. Cra\ ath. Swaine & Moore . ..-.,,. In fact. when Cravath came up ""Ith a llc;t or 200 que.., 11on~ rt -.anted ans "'crs t o twfon• the rmnpla1nt "a" hl'ard . • Juflg1· Frank .1 Pino"''""' 1rri1.111••I .111h1..,1.11·1w t h.11 hl' l!nl•d the la"' hrm $I ow MEA!'WHJl.1.-:. Tll t-; ('C)llRT 10(1irmt:d IH \1 and t'r:J\'ath that 1t agre<>d "'Ith Barouh'" argument and that IRM ~as required to d1scl0St· dra .... ings or nbbon des11rn changes in 1t.s type'4 nter,, "be they new or mod1f1t•d machrnc' nnc1 th:it In ~1 did not h;1v1• th1· oplton nf .... ail 111);! untJI 1t s h1pJ>l' n<'Y. ft•Jtures R~uJ t 1( )OU rt• lfJ:\1. )ou·rr <>J><'rahnl! in an sm µcrfrcl '40rld or frl'l' (.'(lffip<:tll1on Your clout IS :,,uch th<.11 ~ oo h.ne to :-,hare ~our Jd'<ln<'<''> Y.1lh 'QUr <.'unlµt'tllors or l'l:,e there won't tx· any <'Ompel1tors .'tlO<"k • In Th.~ .-.pol light l'!l('fl. ¥0Qa. 14P1 tit•' "'"''"' ri • ~n19,.;1 rt~.-p ftli~l•O'' I •·1'"' N fW v1 -.R• Ai 411~ "'',. r'• • 14,..._,,, ., fr--~ t • r •t'lo<W h.ti\•1 I •"4 ,. ;-,,._..,.., N '""' .... ,..,. M • • t "'' nut• .11.,11. ,,t r• in 11 \1 frifr• V~ " • • t • " t#"'O' t\~ t' ·•l'l•N ~'f"OG \. 1\0 .t00 ~c;"l~i ~, ,,,.~, tri•;;,·.)00 ,_. 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WE't' COME UP wr-rn c.EJ. fSCRUBl ~ 0 by H~rold Le Doux .. I COMICS I CROSSWORD by Virgil ·partth "I was WONO&f"NG why he was lugging that fool thing around." by Kevin Fagan \ JU~f f\lOU'-Wf' \10 (:,£1' Otlf ~~ 'iov ~ by Lynn Johnston by George Lemont J:. COLJt.P've: 60NS Al..L. PAY Wl"fHOUi" HeAR- ' ING 1"'HAI.' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I L.amti'spen ~ 5 AlllMated tO Sc>eedv 14 Oeec> ~own 15 lndlne 16 Stike 17 Hee> bones 18 State 20 Prollfllty 2 words 22...ma11es 23 s.m.1er 24 194A Nobel winner 25 IMk>dge 28 Doctors' con- cerns 32 Oenlll word 33 Sou"'8tW 35 FISll 36 Penshee 38 Metes 40 locat!On ,, Uptight 43 Seeds 45 OiaMm!Nte 48Rumoreel 48AQuatlC9nl- mell 50 RIYws. 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I< •-•JU 1 " 0 l • •I !IGIM •!till• I I JY 0 & I ,,., .... •I II •It I ,.Ol• It U I •l•l •lu .llole>ls I il l•ll lolr l 24 Snake 4-4 Sky sight 25 Beneeth 47 TlwOW$ 26 Bete -49 Trailed 27 Abrupt 5 t Bout 28 Heaped 52 Gore 29 Clamor 53 Com bf~d 30 lnstruc10f ~ European 3 1 WOHIM mountatn 3-4 Theater bo.11· 55 Wrack and .. 37 Hot dey 56 l\Woldl 39 Softer 57 Volume 42 Thfe&-wheet-58 Hrt er 60 So. ctieer i. i. ' ; TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS TeleriSion Manday, June 16, 1980 DAILYPILOT 87 -····-.. , ..... .,.....WOl!Wt fi, .,... ,,..,.... "llOilW ~!WOO'·-~· ~··----.. ............. but ~ WOl'llell .,.,,_. ir. ........ _ .... ·~ M9UOll t~ WMW a l&k lilldllOt .. --~ lMdlOMteioll •J1..-w ·~ Gold.._,..~ HllA ~Wit V& ~ TMl!I • ITTAKWIATlWf Al Mundy MtO Iii. ,..,_ ... OUI IO IOot 1"9 .,...,, 01 ·~11\~lltld .... ine ••to• counW.i.r • IUICf1'IC 00....AHY ; ONCI Uf90H A ClAlllO Th9 Old Cur~ 5'IOC) ,... tll>O ..... gtlrl01 ·"* -'.un -·11 end • "'IMIOI' -..... • ••~• M1P 10 tono tntwn tP_,t :i OI 1()1 CBS NEWS ~ A8CHEWS 8 (1) 'IC TAC OOOG .. UO Q BASEBALL (H't( lf"Hh~t ,.C C 1\t ~Ouq .. f\ ttao.o~••• • DICK CAVETT Ouesl director .;nd t horn ogrep!Wlr Tommy lun., G .ITUOO>SU ·~onor 01nc4'! .t;n .t;la Dama dabutlrlte •r> Oki•· nome tnd1an and Oaflas'i Youtll On The Mow Cl\oor ••• '140'1hoh1ec:I IRI 9 BASEBALL Reglonat C<M!06Qfl 01 C1n· e<nnah R4Kls II PtUSt>urQh Plratn. Oaldand A'a 111 Soaton Rea SQ11 1.00 B CBS NEWS N8CMEW8 0 ICUHG FU Caine takea a stano egeinst • renegade 511•0· tin priest ICl<rOfltlllO • r1;1f· road com~ny ,on Amenca to ·~· '"' nGP"-s ONll\ F a vorite Rei1tr11s Cr t•c..·I' Garson s tars as domineering Aunt \l.1rl'l1 m "Lillie Women." lo be rebroad 1 "'I <ti H tonight and Tuesda) nig ht on NBC .Jt tlw :\lo\'ics. Channel 4 1l•lt{011ot11 that n11 temete- ..oll 11 " rutnleu mur - dtlfe&S who 11 ta!.,tng con trOl.over the 8Cl0< fill OVER 'EASY Gue&I econnmtat Jot1n Kl'nn1111'1 GatbriSlll\ tCCI tRI '1l) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 1 30 0 THE MUPPET$ GU41tl Dyan Cannon 0 CONSUMER 8UYLtHE Host OavlO HO<OWllZ 0 FACE THE MUSIC ID MACNEIL I LEHRER REPO~ . W CHOOSING SUICIDE ConV1B11•ona and con- troo1a1tons bet-n Jo Romsn --11 New Vork an.st ... 110 to<>k he!' lrte when t.ceo wtth lefmtnM canoe< · ano ""' clO$e friends ()) P.M. MAOAZJNE A YISlf wllll a •NI-tile •h••~ IUP••I a took ., .... au111en1tc m1n111ure Wllllt House a.oo. (I) Wl<RP IN CINCINNATI 1 he eta fl 11Japec1a tnet Jennifer II oo;no to M alone tor C11r11tmu and com" up with some unique P•t'Sl!nta to 1111at her loneh nRSS (Al 0 LITTLE HOUSE OH THEPAAIRIE I riree oespe<ate convicts D•fl<Jlr into Ille ScrlO()j tor the 8 hnel and like Mary ano Laura h<>stage (Fii 8 MOVIE -~ ••• , "Wll HllM'' ,,..,, John luon. Aot>.,t AeoforO A eOldi9r 111 l'- KO< Hn W•r ~omta ~enic wlCI rMC11 oddly ....... ~ .. • CWdet ( 1 IW , 30 mlrl I • QfOOelH(l l&AQO( c-..tlotla _, --lfonl&flOnl ~ Jo "°"*1 -a ....., Yen ltttl1 who looll Nr .... wMlt ,...., wtttl lerrNNll c.noar • Md h« C10M M9nd• Ind ,.,.,1 .... dl.wtno tile IHI mo!IUll of het lift c>tO- v1oe ln•IQhta ln10 th• ~ ohallon.al Mc:icfi t:IO . Cl) PHYl ""°*CHY Millhy ~-~ ..,., .... ~· 1111 'lonnet QN'lfrlend during ,... Vllft to Ille Untt9d Stai .. • MO'M' • • • '"Wa1111no Tall" (Ill 731 Joe Don S.•. Ekz· abet" H.,.,man. Stl«lff Buford ~ W11Q4!S a one-m•" cam~ron 10 a.en~, ___ town (2 fin... 30 "*' I • THf.000 COUP\i When Otew a.llTw the llC)ltl"*11 for .,, aftemOOl'I poller own-. Felix II loroeel 10 tua Ill• dauQ!lter s l>lf1~y 4*fY lllMwNlre. "1D CH006IHO 8UIQOE: MA TIOHAl FOU.OW.t.IP H\IQll Downe ho91• I dis cuaelon ol the'---IN.If· rounding the ~ and c~ts ol ratlonal au.- c1de 1ncOl"POf•llng vtewet reecuons obtalneo from the QlJ8E llUdlOI 1n Coturt;)bu1. 0tt10 9:009 (1) M"A"S"H Col Poner oets led up with 8 J and Hawl<9Y'1°S complalntt ltlbOOI IM tack of recrMttonal ~rvmes and ~ta tl'lem rno<ale ott.cers (R) ~ 0 NBCMOVIE •• ...., ·uni. women f Pert 11 11978) Grear Q8IM)tl, Meredltn Bute< Birney Stied on the !IOI/el by LOu•N May Alcon. The Wilt and four deugflters ot a Union Ar"'i cf\8')4aln 11ternot to carry on -~ ,,,. II ""'rt II war f R> TUBE TOPPERS KABC D 6:30 -Baseball. Last year's NaUooal League division cham- plons, the Cincinnati Reds and Pitts- burgh Pirates, square off in the Steel City. KNBC 1J 9:00 -NBC Mov1e. ''Little Women" <Part l) Greer Garson and Meredith Baxter Birney. star ln this mevie based on the novel by'Louisa May 4lcott. KCET 0 9 :30 -Conflict in CaJHoroia : Bilingual Education. California's struggles with political. social and educational issues s urround- ing teaching of limited English-speaking and non-English speaking children of Hispanic background ,_.,..,.. lrom t921 10 19411. (RI 9 MOVIE a * "Shido-In The StrMI" 1111751 Tony LO e..ncx>. ShelM Nori'> A '*~ eccepll • tot> ... oerole I08fll I I hr . 30 m;n I t:30. ()) HOU8E CAl.L8 ~ and NOl'matl both l\8Vfl ' oay on w11.ch not'- ~ -· 10 00 '10"• al 81U Y ORAtiAM ~USAOE 8i) CONFLICT IN CAUFORNCA· 81UHGUAL EDUCATION Ca11torn11 111uog~ ...,,, 1ne poltlteal. t<>e19I end eCllJCllltonef IS&utlS ~UI rouneltn<;t ·~ 1each1nq 01 ll!nlled Engh&ll·IQellil lllQ and non Eng~sn wea~1nq cMd•en or H•I09/lfC b~ '~ATTHE .MA~8HOP Oe•ter GordOn Ouartel tNo 11 Oe•ter G0toon lf'<'<>t SCI• Avyfua AeoIH Ptlr\O. EOC•• G1ao0en o~ 10:00 fJ (I) LOU GAAHT Ro~'>• ilnO LOU run .nt CO•e<UPI wn.te OOt!'Q M!" '>•ltve ~•<>1• °" a 1><•v1t" vf\004 ar>O " 1,1m '11.1<l 1RI I ~:::!. NlW8 ~ ""°""""" 0# A NEWIMl1. C .. otEJl'l .. H Mike Gmlnger ..-.eta on '"' lllOf\hQflll of lllS ~ ounnQ ,,.. • -tv de~ ot ~ lrom 1928 10 llM8 1At 10',aG I NEWS TO 8E ANNOUNCED • BILL MOYEAS JOURNAL Who ~ C1100•1nl) Our Prt-~1oen1 Rl'po11Pr~ po1•11,111 analY'lt .,.o ~,,,_ zen• rell«I on the pr1rnart raCM 11\81 IU•1 ended 1R1 ~ ONE IN A MILLION "''"'' OM1nq aPPOtntP.O •o a or~s•d,.nt,al comm,s-.10fl on f°"',.. S h.,l"!y u,m~ under Alt&(~ ~n..;n •l ' O•~~ COW'<f'<l tnat !>ti<' ""~ ~ •CICO'd lt'008 IJ 8 (£ I@! NEWS 0 MEWl YWED GAME 0 t.IOVIE • • r 11e F' o 1e JC 'f\Q6" o• F Ill' ( t 96 7) Tao "unte< WIN'e on vac<ot~ '" a ~"'•" SPIN•" •Q>M a yOU"Q man ~·\ C61JOl'tt up ,,, tt'Mt IOc.8f ·~ 0, ..... '""" o ·~POM,•Me rt ~di'.",.._,, t"CI~\~ C1\ •'¢"""' C"i.l'Cr • ,.., • THI 000 OOtJl'll ,. and OeGw ., • .,.,..... eO and cNrpd -..tti ~ ~ • THI llNNV HU .IHOW u:ao • (I) HANIV o -. A blind 9UUIOr wt'°9e ~ lllw forecett ~ '""'°""' ... Hatrt "" .. the M KI OM 10 be kll6ad. • TottlGKT au..t lloet: &ob ~. Gu .. te: Kurt ThomH, 1#:: NXHUMIAAO Mflli&AAT Smwt and " must ttop • KAOS ad*"8 10 plant •1plo1lv" tn lorelgl\ coneulet• • • CAl!'T10NID MO NEWS tt:tlO . tll INNEY-.U.. 8"ney and "'-delectl- tr IClt CIOwT\ a COtOO<ate vancsal wt><> OltlS l\omM!ll M ··Ti.e Haw\< IRI -AFTERHOON- ,~-TAl.E8~THE UHEXPfCT'E1> .. The ~Oy" " ,_ roomer beCOmll tu~ CIOU& ol ,,,. tanOl•dY tSooonan Mci<enn1) wllen M dl8COYllfl Illa! h9r 1 .. 1 !WO QUMll llgl\ed In two ~ aoo enci "'""''' ~ hlarO fr<>tl' alf'Olt E GET SMAA'T Sm.w1 ane1.1111 M81cn tor • Ki'OS. c.omputer 111a1 a '" 11treep11ng all CONTAOl s mfl.189M 12:25 U 9 POLICE WOMAN Ar> attracti.e w oman .ttmo" "'•d• Crow1e, 10 ,,,. dellh when ~ lfl .. 11. UPOf' ·helping "'"" '" ll'IVltllQ•ltOn I~ IJ GENE AUTAY Hoc>Ooo Canyon llJ HOOAH'S HEROES. .lln f"Ql•Sll ...,,,._.,. Ol!l*let ~nel 0099.qll~ 11 "''*' f!llK. '""' ,.,,,.11 oetan•• SfSl'I"' Cl) MOVIE • • ~ WortO 1n My (# '"•' 11<;S&1 A.,a,,. •.A '::>"", B•rb1ta ~"'"" A • ,r-• .. 1 0,.,. (2f-· .. ~.,.. , "' • !'\Q 4 [#)\;' , ,f J ['ti( .. ..,, c • ' Ci0'" trwa cn•m· ~ Md ... olrf "' iow., (1 fir., to Min.I ~- .., MlmY HIC ----two~ be IYllb'I Ill Med of flMrlCllll '**"" of ~ ,~tor tM mutder of. *'!Of In·--tlOO . TOltlOMOW au.t: Ou1epdlen !AA Otttlo flt'1llM Sdllelly. • THI NF\.IMAN Mane tall• e lllddtn ... tlofl 10 hie ....... r1fle '""' -of .. Mende la !:1"'"'°:::: t:OO • NIW9 I-AO Niwa 3:11 MCMI • • * "TM FroOfMn" I 1M11 Alc:nard Wlclnw1c. • 09rle ~-A Nevy oemOl!tlon ,.., attempts 10 ci.troy 8 IUbll'leline bMe on • JIS)ll,_ held IBlanCI in tne Paclllc. (2 ,..,.,, Tuesday'• Da11tl•~ Moele• ·-AFTERNOON- 11'()(1• •• "FlgMlnO Trouble" (19581 eow.y Soya. Adele Jutg4IM. An ()Wf(IM'tlbl\~ ~ almQll ~ ~ llgtlta pul out permanently wMn M Cl4IC&Oft IO 11\8') a pietwe ol aulme k1ngp<n. ( t hr.~ 12;00 II * e *"TM Lawleta Breed"' ( 111631 Rock Hud&on. Juhe Adam•. Attef -V1nO a !fl-~ P"!IOO term. a men trlea to flf01> "'' M>n lrom IOOOWlng In "'' 10011191)9 11 hr., 30 m•nl CD • • • ··ror Me And My Gal" t 1942> JuOy Garland, a-Ke11y Thi &ue;c:ee.a °' lwo v1ue1ev1111ans is 1n1.,. rupteel Dy WOrlO War I t 1 llr 50m.., 1 Cl) • • • Sutimtmne Commanc1·· J t9St) wn11am HOloen. Nll\C)' Cl.on 3'00 CJ * • '"' Lrvino Free" I 19721 Susan Haml>ll!we. Niqel Oa~oort 3 30 fJ • • Reel T omal\awk. • 11967> How..,o KIMI. Joan Cautt>eld 8 (I) JOKER'S WILD ti) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO 4 tamale tmpe<sona1or .. nd relatives Ouring lhe 1.~1 mon111s ol lier hie pro- v•oe 111s1ghls 1n10 the OPltOn OI r auonal SUICIO• '• • • • ' The Lost weekend· ltll~Sl Ray M1t1ano Jane Wym.n An atcohohc s Ille turns out lo t>o orurat and n .. rrv hoPO· IMS t2nr5 I 68 ME1'V GRIR'lN Guests WMI Poon\ oi.e Ctut> Ann M•rief. Ge<alO AnthOfl)'. Oonatel O'Coo· nor AJt>er1a Hunter. Sena· 10< Wllllam Pro1untte JOHN DARLING by Armstro n.g & Betluk Chann«.»I Lbt i ng• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los AnQclf'<-0 KN8C(N8C) Los Angell:''> I KTLA (Ind ) Los Ang.:1e.., KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angelo> ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 8 Kl-U-TV (Ind) Los Angolec, tIJ) KCST (ABC) San Diego at KrrV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCOP·TV (Ind l LOS Angele~ SI KCET-TV (PBS> Los AnQelP<; '1ll KOCE· TV (PBS) Huntington Bt'i!Cn 0 MOVIE • • • "The Day 01 Tiie Oolphm" (19731 GeO<ge Q_ Scott lnsn ll•n Devere "" oroop ol d~ It kid- napped lr<lftl thoelr trainer t>y ubot~r• who ere scl\emlno to btow up • boat carrying the president ol the U S. (2 nrs.1 at P.M. MAOAZINE A looic II Ille glemo<oua Itta 01 one of a.-ty Hiiie' too million <Jolter reat esi.te .._~. 1 toOIC •t thlrllt and 1h1tk expe<la (Part 11 fD CHOOSING SUICIDE 28 TONIGHT L.OCAL FOU.OW-UP · " look al the ramiflcat!Of'ls ol the Jo R<lftlan cate ind 1n oxamln.thon of the flt· 1ng Incidence OI IUICiOe In metrp L.A. ID STNNGER: PORTlWT Of' A NEWIMlL CAME\AMAH Mtlce Glttlnoet reflecta Oii Iha hlgnllghla ol bia ~ our ino the ear1y d9ye of No Passion • ID Suicide Tale By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <A PI Ton1ghl. PBS d ocuments the-ultimate se lf ~ indulgence· Su1c1de. for run and libera· lion. 1Channcl 28. 8 pm . Channel 50. 8 :30 p m .l Jo Roman was a New York artist who d ecided to eat a dt·adly quantity of sleeping pills rather than leave the de· tails of her exit to fatt'. "Rational s uicide." she called 11 . rational. because she felt "no dc!-.tn· to kill or 1n jure or mum T HE ACCIDENT Of' breast cancer galv1101zed her loose plani; to die beforc age 70. and m 1978. at the a~e of 61. she began her "rational !-.U1c-1d1• pruJCct' rn earnest ' On her 62nd birthday. she and her psychiatrist husband invited fnend!-t to their Upper West Side brownstone to contemplate her s u1c1de They also in· vited a video-tape t•umC'ra. and this 1s where "Choosmg Su1c1de · begins Whal we see 1s a hip cocktail party gone hsyw1re. with Jo Homan regal)) al the center. the $!rtm revelers try to wash do.wn the horrible aspect of the cir cums\ance with C'hampagne and goodly portions of psychobabble "RATIONAL SUICIDE is an option tn life." says J o. "that can be life liberating and enriching " The woman sitting cross-legged at J o s feet nods her head in affirmation. ltke a jazz afi· cionada listening t.o a Charlie Parker sax solo. ( ___ w_RE_v_1E_w __ J ANOTHER FRIEND, Murray. IS less 1ncllned to embroidery . "There ain't no way," say" Murray. "that I'm going to accept that there's a gr~ater responsibility or understanding of death b~ committing suicide " You an' thankful for Murra'. a Dylan Thomas LJmong trcnd1es, bcggrng' hrs friend to rage against the dying of the light Ala!>. the othen,, for the mn~l parl. applaud .Jo's going gentle into that good night .. \'OUR DYING IS going to be maybe the greatest creative act you ever did,'' encourages one friend And so it goes. switching later to a gathering or "the family circle ... where the ritual of ~an1tmng self-destruction 1s repeated One needn't be especially opum1st1c about life to sense there 1s somethinl( "rong here Jo Roman could have fought cancer 1 an autopi.y shows the disease wasn't as profoundly advanced as she supposed). she could have . as her brother-in-law tearfullyimplorecl her to do. given life to another palntlng or 10 paintings. She wanted to die Instead. and she did BUT THE WA V she did 1t detailing her plans in letlen t.o 60 Crtend.s, grand- ly playing before the camera and her fa mily, contriving a camouflage ra tlonale -offends life. rather than .. clarifying life," as she c laimed What you confront in this docum{'n tary is death shorn or its tragedy, and that Is ugly. Jo Roman wrote her own obituary for The New York Times. but offered a hi?t ter one in this casual remark made· 111 the camera. "THERE A RE SOME very tntcrcc.t mg things about dymw. There ·~ !)Wel't ness and sorrow and fun . . " ... And some of rt 's very borinJ! So we see. Did we need to" Show Ouster Brings Suit SA'.': DIEGO IAP J Tele\1s1on ''d t1on X ET\' and Bay City Telev1~1on face <• SJ62.000 suit because the onlv nt-v.'l pro~ram on Channel 6 v.a!> droppt•d v. 1thout g1vtn~ the produce~ 120 da) s notice The :-.wt wa5 fiJed in Superior Court by the R<>b Richards Co After signing a contract rn 1978 to produce a 30 mrnutt> news program. the suit chums XETV agreed orally to expand 1t to one hour. starting at 10 p.m . nightly APWI ........... Proud Pop Par llarrmgton. ; . .11norou~ !>Upt:•r on · Orw O<i~ at a Time." has gn •ttt prufo in hi s chtl<lren Tern 'kft 1 • "' l't11lege music major. :\1 H:hal'I \\Jll 1 r) pro tcnni~ c.·1rru11 after eolll'J.!(' graduation. P atrick '" --tuct~ mi.: l11r grc.iph1 c <.trt:-degrN'. <1ncl Tr<•sa Ga1thn is dancing \\1th b~tllN \\IHk!>ht>p ''You're an extraordinary planner," one of the guests offers in tribute. "I can't imagine anyone who could bring the project off with more skill, efficien· cy, grace . " ... and artistry." chips in another. .. "and artistry.·· the first con· tinues. "At the same time. I must con· fess there's something m me that's at war with this." The Saddleback Compa ny Thea tre Presents THIRD SEASON 1980 New Disney Film Adds Four Stars HOLLYWOOB <AP> -Four new alars ha\ been. named for ~e Walt Dlaney television ~ovte "Amy-on·tbe-U pa.' 1 Jol.oinl Jenny Aauuer and Barry Newman are former cblld star Mar1arel O'Brien, Kathleen Nolan,~· Robinlon and Lou Fant. The movte ls about ~ wom an who flea her domineerinl buaband to teach bearing-Impaired cblldrtft. , ~-. -I ~ 4 !1 -.-::. a ......, lrtJ!tl ~~---f N_O_W~SH-OWING~~-,~1 ~~ nu UA MCI'•' 990 4022 llSS*'Vlf• Ctntll\I Vlfjo 830·6990 rom111 uuo f ount~1n Valley 839·1~00 wrsn1•m• Ht·Way 39 Ot1~t·ln 891 ·3693 Based on the life of 4'>y lan T hom as,· "Dylan" is the perfect blend of l a ug h t er a nd te ars, wi t and poignancy . Starr ing stage, scr een and t e le v ision actress, D e lphi Lawrence, as Caitlin Thom as. Di r ected by Brian Donoghue. Come and experience 't heatre at Its best. Performance Dates: Jun• 1N1; 2•21 June 2262t I p.m. curt.a~ 3 p.m. curt•I~ For Information •rtd ticket reservations call The Saddleback College Box Office at 831-4656. . • (. .. . ' J -.. ON YPILOT Monda~.~ ''· 1990 ENTERTAINMENT Burt's Ba.-k ...... ...._... .. Somehow, even with dark glasses anti Arabian garb, you JUSt know that's Burt lleynolds, filmed beside actress Lesk y Anne Down in a scene from their soon to he-released movie. "Rou2h Cut " Disaster Films Spread Even Hesitant Russiaru Get Into Act NO W PLAYING MOSCOW tAP> -Ruula'a Ont home1rown dlao1t~T mov\e 11 1lulnf view ts t.o their aeata u lhoy W•\ch a cri'ppi.d Soviet airliner ffcai)e from 1 1haturina earthquake ln a volley of special ef fecta, The Soviet ortlctal press h-.s refU)arly de· nounced 1uch American dlaasler thrillers as "Juw1" and "Theower1na inferno." But no one •e~ma w have an eological complaints about "Aircrew," from the ,vlet film stud.lo Mosfilm. TICKETS AllE AT A PREMJlJM for direct.or Altxander Mitta's movie. which features des!tuc· lion of a city by an ear1bquake, eruptions of llOlcanoea, a fu~ry airplane crash 'tnto an air terminal and a night engineer crawling out.side hJs craft to make repairs Jn mid·flJght. The heroes are the crew meml>ers or a TU-1S4 '<lirllner of the Soviet airline Aeroflot, each with his own problems in life and love. The film included ..ilmosl no politu:s, though at Moscow's Okt.ober cinema this week it followed a long netfsreel aboClt the lOOth anniversary of Lenin's birth. Soviet critics have had little good to say about American disaster films. calling them new opiates for the Western masses. ONE ~ET CRITIC, PANNING the new I ...... U-Pttt Dir-' a.:u WUT JllWl IMA f'WA EJ Toro 511·6'80 w~ '91·39" •r• SZll-6339 verslon of "King Kong" when it came out In the f.IW-'mlllAcara ......-1mu11• 'ICIN'I West. aa1<S. "The horrible c.rtn of a gorilla ia help-c.u,..., t79-4141 11w. ~1-ow.. ...,... Nm.,. lng Americana forget unemployment lines, lnfla· ~.21163 :=.,ai:·YIU.IY ~ erHeso J. lion and the high cost ot living." fOU!lllill v.., ..,..,~ · Soviet trilics also frown on violence in general -1=~~~:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;--;;;iiiiii;;;;;;;;iiM;;;Qiiiif-~ in films. I : "Aircrew,' unUlce most Soviet movies: has plenty or violence. But Soviet critics Sff a coun- terbalance in la careful sketching of the charac· ters involved. -> Half the film is devoted to their problems - Capt. Andrei Timchenlco's worries about flunking his physical. Co-pilot Valentin Nenarokov's strug- gle for custody of his son, F1lght Eneineer Igor Skortsov's troubles Juggling girlfriends, and stewardess Tamara's own romantic problems. ALL TIOS IS COVERED IN detail before the four leave on a mercy night to ·an eart.hquake- stricken city caJJed .. Bidr·' to the south of the Sov· 1el Union. The Bidri earthquake is no less effective than in any Western disaster film as oil tanks explode, debris rues lhrough the air and a tidal wave savages a mountain village. AS'THE AIRPORT ITSELF IS pelted wit"" debris. an American-built Boeing jet plows into the ··rr TOPS 'STAR WARS'!" '@' [PG. .... ...... CICAie '-- ~. , Tops in Pops ~ air port IQunge, which immediately explodes and ---------------------4 makes the airport a fireball. The 'Soviet plane --ioaded with refugees manages to take o(( at the last minute. but is badly damaged -By The Assodated Press The· following are Billboard's hot record hits for th,e ~eek endi.ng June 21 as they appear in next week s issue of Billboard magazine. HOT SlNGLES 1. "Funky Town" Lipps Inc .. Casablanca 2. ··c~ming Up" Paul McCartney, Columbia 3. "Biggest Part of M~" Ambrosia, Warner Bros. 4. ··The Rose" Bette Midler. Atlantic 5 "AJ?ainst the Wind" Bog Seger & The Silver BullN Band. Cap1lol fi ··1t·s Still Hock and Roll to Me" Billy Joel , Columbia 7 ... Little Jeannie" Elton John. MCJ\ 8. "Steal Away" Robbie Dupree, Elektrn 9 "Cars" Gary Numan. Atco 10. ··she's Out of My Life" Michael Jackson. Epic TOP LP'S l. "Glass House~·· Billy Joel. Columbia 2. ••Just One Night" Eric Clapton. RSO 3. "McCartney II" Paul McCartney, Columbia 5. "Mouth to l\louth" Lipps Inc .. Casablanca 6. "The Wall" Pink Floyd, Columbia 7. "The Empire Strikes Back·· Soundtrack RSO . .. 8. "Middle Man" Boz Scajlgs. Columbia 9 "Women and Ch1ldre'l First" Van Halen Warner Bros. · 10. "Empty Glass" Pete Townsend, Atco N'1N PLAYING AMC OMlfGL MAU O<arioe 637 0340 .... "'~ """"'"" , .. ~ lDWUDI' ClllllH WllT West111m~e1 891 ·393!> 0-f 1/ 00 • 1 .6\ • • Y.J • Ii: I~• 10 4'- Jlllllll'S SOUTll COAST t1><.1a Me!><! ~<J 33'.>? 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The womanizing flight engineer turns into a hero as he climbs outside the plane to make re- pairs. The t all finall y falls off only when the plane is skidding lo a halt on a Moscow runway Kissi11ger's Son On TV News Show NEW YORK 1AP> The son of former Secretary of S~atc llenry Kissing€.'r has ~n hired as a desk assistant ror "Nighthne." ABC TV's lale·night news program. according to a netv.ork spokesman David Klssing<>r . 18, a sophomore history ma- Jor ;.at Brandeis 'n1vers1tv. "'ll'> hired lo an'\v.cr phones, do errand-; and ~rform other ta'iks at ABC News, network spokesman John Goodman ~aid The p<Jy is-$180 a week Young Kissingl•r told the New York Post th<Jt he got his job "the ~ay everyone else did connl't' taon s .... Everyonl' I kn ow who's a de'>k assi!itant at A BC has ~Otten their JOb -through their con nee· taons." he said . ........... , ,., .. 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CIDIMn',.. ...... _ ... _ .-..... 1 .. -...... ~_.... I ' I I ' • INSIDE: •Ann t.•nden ·C••••lfled • •Horoscope ~<mib\iZ~~~::;r::3·~~Mc•=e.~1M0~~=:1~E!ll ...................... ~ .... '.l.'J .... ~~-·.• ... • ... • ... · ......... c.i By JUDITH OLSON Of 1M o.it'f l'llet Staff Have you ever woncl.ered what happens to all the clothes that are never sold at the department store? And the rood that 's never eaten at the Sunday brunch at your favorite restaurant? And what the Department of Motor Vehicles will do when it runs out· or six-digit combina- ·tions for its license plates? T here are simple ans wers to all the questions, but still it's fun to ponder these deep questions or life. Whe n one wanders through shopping centers here in Orange County and sees the volume or clothes in store after-store, one is tempted to wonder who buys all the dresses and suits or if many garments are not left over at tbe end of the season. • And then if you've ever been in a second-hand st.Qre and seen the piles and piles of used clothing for sal e , you are puzzled by where it all ends. Is there a heaven for old dresses? But you can r est assured. . Noth ing much goes to waste where m e rchants a r e con- cerned: and even the second· hand . ga rmerits a re put to good use. Wyoma Hamilton. assistant vice president and public rela· tions director for Goodwill In· dustries, said that garments are tagged and rotated every three weeks. "EVERY SIX WE EK S the clothing is put on ha lf price," M s. Hamilton said, "and then what 's left is taken to the as-is lot." are sold (or salvage, she said. a nd the final recycled product is used for wallboard, roofing paper ~d other such items. "The best roofing is made out or rags, I've been told," she said . "So you m ay have a roof m ade of out of your old clothes." F r ank Rice. vice president or pubhc affaits for Bullock's, s rud that "the bulk of our leftover clothing is sold at reduced prices.·· · The unsal e ab l e mer - chandi se. und es ir ab l e bec aus e it's damaged , 1s "parcelled out at the ge.neral managers' discretion to vanous agencies," he added. ··But there's not as much left as you'd imagine. Knowing when to reduce prices <to move the merchandise) is important." The donations a re made on a rotatfug basis, he noted. so that the same charities doo't get the clothes year after year. Disbursement is done "in- formally, when there's enough a~umulated," Rice said. 'ftl the restaurant business. knowing when to refill the dish· es is the key issue. A spokesman for the Marriot t said tha t when the Sunday brunch is set up, it is carefully watched so that foods are not replenished toward the end ol the day. . "There's not much left," the spokesman said. "Whatever is left is given to the e mployees' cafeteria. It's not recycled for guests. "Nothing i.i; used overnight. Nothing can be touched. The un· Doggone S11rf's Up Some people 1ust aren ·r content to take their dogs for walks. Chrts Viloria. 21 . of Costa Mesa had been windsurfing for all of a week when he concluded it can get a little lonely out there in Newport Bay. So he decided to teach his golden retriever. Harvest. to "crew." Things are going fine at left. until Harvest takes a dip. ,At right. Viloria retrieves his retriever. then hits the water himself in an inverted. am:J unplanned. swan dive. Harvest, now sailin,g solo, watches his master flounder. His dog-tired ex- pression can only mean one thing! "Why don't we just go back to the beach and play Frisbee?" Perhaps he should be grateful Viloria 's not Into skydiving. touched bre ad 1s m a d e into bread crumbs .. IF YOU'VE EVER eaten al the Cr'ab Cooker in· Newport Beach and seen the huge, steam· mg vat or chowder you probably hav~ wondered what ha ppens lo the soup that remains at the end or the day. . "We usually don't have any left." asserted Ro,b Fogel. the manager ... Each day we malce 1t fresh and we only make a cer· tain amount. We've learned how much to make. "If there is any left it's put m the chill box and healed the next morning for early risers." Caterers face the sam e prob- 1 ems as re s taurant s . particularly those serving a buf · fet. They want to make a display that l ooks beautiful a nd generous. but somt'll mes that means serving too much food Eve Biava: a Costa Mesa cater er, said whatever she has left beloogs to the cli ent and she'll pack it up if the c ustomer wants it! If t hey d on 't. '>he ca lls fa1rv1e'°" State Hospita l and de· II vers 1t there for the1 r use "VEGETABLE S a re the on<· exception." M!i> Bi a va said. .. We use leftove r '> to m ake soup Barbara Murphy. co-owner or St Ives Catermg. -.aid they try to leave as much food as poss1· ble with the custome r. If the leftovers aren't wa nted. as 111 the <.'ase of a recent party hosted by New Yorkers. the food is given to St 1 ves e m ployees or thrpwn away Now what do you do when there's a scar<.'1ty. such as with Callforrua license plates where 999 ZZZ 1s the end of c urrent possible combinations., The ans wer, accordin g lo Eileen C Hampton, an informa · t 1on officer v.1lh the Department of Mot.or Vehicles in Sacramen· to. is a.seven·digit plate. Personahzed seven-character plates. have been issued for the past two years. but regula r licenses with seven digits now D••IY l'•IOI Or.t,...< &y '"''Pet ... - are reqwred since 999 ZZZ was given out this s pring . T h e fi rst s ix ·digit plates. begannin~ with AAA OCH . were is· sued until 1969 with 16 million possible combinations to be ~ used BUT THEN those wer e used up and the OMV s witched the or- der of the numbers and letten and started over with 001 AAA. Now, since the second 16 million combinations also are gone . the OMV has turned to its ne w set of plates beginning with 1AAA002. · .. License plates lAAAOOO and lAAAOOl will not be issued b)' the department b eca u se personalized license plates usinc the near-identical configura- tions (usmg the lette r "O .. rathe r tha/l the nu~ber zero) haH• bee,r issued , and would easily confuse law enforcement agencies," the OMV said. This new configuration has 121.S million possibilities. and when those are exhausted. ~ <See WONDER, Page CZI ' If You ''Must'. Write~ B1 JVDITH OLSON °'-~ .......... WMn ther~·· • formal, peraonal letter to bf' wnll..n or • love letter there'll noth1na mor~ appropriate than • fowna1n pen lo do the job f'lowin&. hl;at•k 1n1t. prff11e Unes and fine papeor ¥!1 b!j.lllf)'. that lbece . aa cann.i m· volvt'd Part ol the JOY o/ writing with a fountain pen 1s owning u beautiful one tbal is'pleuing to the eye !is well as the hand Some ol the mObt a rt1stac· fOW'.\taan pens wen· made by Jeweler IAW!> Cartier in the ·30~ cmd '40s, renectmg the Art Deco period and his travels to the Orient and Mel(ico Som~ of hts 1nnovat1ve pens, wtuch an eluded small clocks or cigarette lighters built into the body, were d1bpl ayed with other anll· que writing ins truments at Les Must de Cartier. South Coast Plaza The fO<'a l point of the exh1b1t. however. wa s the newes t "Must" pen from the Cartier collection Called Le Stylo Plume. the pen Is ova l tn bha pe and was 1ns p1red by the origina l Cartie r O\'al lighters, the firs t "Must ·· • Ditlt• ,._ .._. •• .... nu O'o-ti T he new founlam pen includes a special a sse mbly which enables the writer to adjust the nib to his own personal wnung style with an adjustable wheel which slides onto the pen lo rotate the pen point. DIP PEN WITH GOLD NIB AND PEARL DESK HOLDER CIRCA 1190 It al5o features an 18-karat gold nib. flt p· t op rerill system and retractable clip. To write with this instrumeht, the pen- m an must pay a price o( $195 to $375, the lesser price being for the sterling s ilver. and the higher for the solid silver -gold plated clip pen. The oldest pen in the CartJer display is a John Foley dip 'j)en and pencil with a gold- fllled telescope case, circa 1865. Louis Cartie r was born tn 1875 and worked with hts father , Alfred. as jeweler to royal families throughout the world . Cartier mixed s.emi-precious stones with . •diamonds a nd emeralds in simple settings •with unusual results. He pionee red the use of platinum in mountings to emphasize the structural beau- ty of the stones themselves. and is credited with inventing the wrist watch 1n 1907 · He calt.ed his first watch Santos after the French aviator Santos Dumont. and crt:attd the famous Tank watch in 1918 a!> a tnbute to Ignoring • IS DEAR ANN LANDE RS: I recently attended ·a family reunion. Everyone was there, from grea t-grandparents to babes in a rms. They came from both coasts. as well as the North and the South. My husband and I had looked forward to this get -together for six months. It "'asn 't possible to seat everyone a round the dmmg room table. so two additional tables were set up tn the hv1ng room . There wert no place cards, but a chart was tacked up on the wall telling people where to sit. Midway through the meal l noticed. seated at a card table down the hall, a handicapped cousin and his parents. I. went immediately to the hostess and asked why she had not seated · these three in either the dining room or the liv- ing room. She replied, "The boy slobbers, and I didn't want lo spoil anyone's appetite. I'm sure • they are very comfortable where they are ... I was stunned by her explanation but didn't want to ~ii the reunion by gettipg into an argumen[ Handicapped children and their parents . face daily rejection by an uncaring public. but . to be treated this way by relatives is so un- s peakably cruel and insensitive I can't bear it. ' I hope you will print my letter so all the family members can see it. They~ to know. --F URIOUS AND STILL SHAKJNC- DEAR F. AND S.: Becoming forlous and sbaktng dldn't belp the segregated relatives fttl any better. By e nduring s ucb Insensitive behavior, you condoned It. . If I had been ln your shoes, lady, I woold have ea1is&ed the help of a few others at my ta- ble and moved the card table, the handicapped boy and bis parents ln&.o the dining room -nut tome. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am not calling you "dear" because I don't think you are dear at all. You are a crummy old bag. I am a 13-year-old girl who will never read your column again as long as I live. Your ad- vice to the mother who asked if she could let her 13-year-old daugtiter go steady with a 16-year- old boy stank out loud. D'on'l you know a lot of 13-year-olds are very mature for their age? Also some lS-year- old guys are like retarded. It could be that those two kids were a perfect match for each other. 1lnd you went and loused It up. It you think I am a roughneck, you are • wron1. 1 am a very refmed person and l plan to • ·go to Vass'1: qr Smith. Do yourself a favor and · : ·retire. Yout''*ws are from another century. - • •~VICKSBURG COMPLAINT • • DEA.a VIC: SIDce '°"are• loo1er ftad· • • 1a1 die eolama, I MP9 Mmeo.e wlll &ell yoa ' : abollt •1 respease. . ~. I weld to daull JOG for Uie ladylike letter. I J CMN tell at OMe , .. are die lut wonl la rdlae· · ' •eat. Geed llldl: at VaHar or Sml&L Tile advice .......... . . , . '. DEAR ANN LANDERS: It rained today and a IJ'OUP of us sat around talkin1 about your column. ... . the brave men of t_he Amencan Tank Corps defending France in World War 1. Cartier also is respons ible for other in- nov altons in Jewelry. f>UCh as the Mystery EVERSHARP SKYLINE FOUNTAIN PEN Circa 1946 Condoning Anti Lo11ders D We have composed some questions that marned people might ask themselves if they want to evaluate the quality or their rela- tionslups. Unfortunately, too many individuals never take time to look mto their heads and hearts and find out what is gomg on. This question- naire is a solo undertaking. You needn't share 1t with anyone. Is it good enough to pnnt., - LANDERS FANS AT A CORPORATION IN SALT LAKEClTY. DEAR FANS: Tbe questions yoa ralle deal wUb gut lsaaes. I hope aU my married readen <and yes,~ who are llvtn3 together wtUtoat benefit of clergy> will take &.be lime to respoad to the questions undldJy. You are boand to learn something. 1. Do you enjoy 1lttln1 across from yoar spoa ae for a meal? z. Would you rather be alone at mealtJme or with him/her? 3. Do yoa look forward to going laome from work! • 4. Would you rather go somewhere elM or be wltb someone else? 5. Do you look forward to your spouse ClOm - lng bome to you? , 6. When you are alone, do you mJ.u yoW' spouse? 7. Would you rather read• good book tban sit andtalkorwatchTV wlth yoa.rapoue! 8. Do you ever wish you could go out somewhere without.him/her!· 9. Do you ever look at bJm/ber and wonder why you married blm/her! 10. U tbere was an euy &o get oat ol yoar marriage, would you? II. If be/sbe aboaJd die tomMrow, would yoa have any re1reta about yoa.r life together! Yoar treatment of him/her! 12. Do you try to be pleasant even a~r a hard day, or do you tell It like U la and let tbe chlp1 fall where they may! 13. Do yoa ever look aroaad you laome altd tbink U'• like a JaUT 14. Do yoa eat a ... rrled breakfast ao )'Otl HD Id die bell oat oft.be boue' 15. Do yoa look forward to apeadlae. weekeedl wit.II yoar apoueT 11. Do yo. dread wffketlds! 17. Eve tMtlp sex la 1ood for u.e most part, II k 1etUa1 to be leu 1a&entUa1f 11. U yoa ltad It to do over apla. woUcl yoaT ,, • (Pnla .... Cl) • ..,,,., wW be .~tebied to the ftnt to ~ lta 1upply ol 1lx-d.lctt platM. Maybe can wW be oblolete by then, and there'll be no need for Ucedleol•'-· ..a of tbe plate <OOlAAAl> 8DClltbel' 121.5 million com· ..... , .&aeb DllV office la luued a ti p ply o f plate• by tb• cram.to belldquaNl"I, ud e Oaklmd-OollHGm allke w• . . . TIM ftnt ncuJar MVeD-dllit plat. tn CaliforllJa -lAFAIOO - wu 1.aed then on April 10. • And wbat happens when tbt HHa4lll~o.1~omblaatlon1 art u1H ap <u. .DMV never re· luMI •Ii..-number)? r ' Or perhape they'll•all be ~m· puterbed and you Juat &Mb a button to 1et • complete print. out on UM cv &bead of you. Tbat, at least, would mab atrl·wftchlnl a btt euler. Clock w1th inv1s1ble movel'T)ents and dia mond hands whjch apl)(!ared suspended In s pace. and h~ was renowned for his mobile Jewelry He died in New York in 1942 ( RONSON GOLD-FILLED PENCILITER Circa 1949 Horoscope TUESDAY. JUNE 17 6 y SYDNEY OMARR ] ARI E~• \1.11 :!I Apr l!l • \11u .H·qu1n c1rt .JbJcCt '4 hl(h '' 'llmul:.ittn~. l·ould bni.thlt'n :.ur- roundtni.:' T<Juru-. L tlir .i ~ OrJJ1•1 OJtlV<'" phn kl') roli·-. Ma;or <'hani.:t rn·c·ur> 1n d11me~l1C' or homl' <Jrt•.i ,1nrl 'ou b1•m•f1t \nun!! j.>t•r.on' Jrl' par1 or ~Ollr pt•r">onal '>('(•nano T Al Rt'S c Aµr 20·M ay 201 Get on ram1laar ground Obtain 'altd appraisal. Prol)('rty could ht· mort· valu;iblt· than onginall) ant1c1pated P1sce~. l.('O and \·iri::o nat1H..-. f1 gurt-prominent I~ Emphaf>1S on '>eC'urit). completion of l ran~actt0n . gettm~ mom·~ out or ~crow GEMINI <May 21·J unt> 201 You get results from rc•ccnt mqumc-. contacts. tnps and l'alls p..iy d1v1dench Cant•<'r. Capncom nat1ves figure promtnl'nll)' Older ind1 .. ·1dual will lend benefit of experience. You learn how to play ln "big leagues " · CANCER cJune 21 -J uly 221· Empbasas on paymenL<;, collccltons. deC'1dmg wbat to discard. what shouJd be prJ,;.'lerved Let go of supposed "~ecura ty blanker ... Take steps leading to g reater originality, inde pende nce. Leo. Aquarius persons play important roles LEO <July 23·Aug 22>. Meellng occurs which could ·lead to "something big." Take lead. gt t off fence, make known your views in a definite, positive manne r Judgment. liming and hunches hit target. Another Leo could play major role. You gam recogrutaon, money and love VIRGO 1 Aug 23-Sept 221 · You are goin1 In nght direction. des pite counterclaims by lhoft who lack your v1s1on and faith · Be con· ~picuous by your presence. Wear bright colors. assert nl'eds. define hopes and as pirations What had been hidden ts now revealed -to your advantage. LIBRA <Sept 23-0 ct 22> You meet people who become instrumental in having your hopes. v. 1:-he!> become realities. Ideas clack -business Judgment 1s on target Puzzle p1e<:es fall Into place. Horizons expand People. are mtereated tn hearing and reading your views. SCORPIO <Oct 23-Nov. 21 > You learn what 1s to be revised. what tnmmed and which matenal 1s perfect as It stands. Be aware of source material. One who "pulls strings" can - and wiU -get you oU hook. Aquarlus, Saglt· tarius natives figure prommenUy. · SAGl1TAJUUS 1Nov. 22·0ec. 21>: Express views, clear lines of commurucation -deal with Gemini . Virgo natives. Emphasis on Journeys. vacation plans, ma.kin& contacts with lively. creattve persons who encourage you to imprint style You get long-distance call or message which defines direction. goal. CAPRICORN 1Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: You meet someone who ls attractive -and financially embarrassed. Accent on joint efforta, invest- ments, lntensified relationship, partnenhlp and maritaJ status. Important change at home bue occurs. AQlJARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18) : Be sure of legal terms. expectations -don't rush to con- clusions. Time Is on your side. You learn by listeolng, observing and detectlna subtle clues. Pisces, Virgo natives fi1ure prominently. One close to you needs additional "pat oa back." PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar . 20>: Oo all the w11 In efforts -halfway meaau.res wtll bOt 1et JOO completed. Emphas1s on basic llluee, Ml'Vlce, dependq,ils. attention r equired by pttl. Capricorn. Cancer nallve.t nsun in aeetaano. Older penon does care and you'll bavt prool of lt. • FEATURING Volunteer Job ~ot Always Career Booster becomtnc known and then tallorinl your back· ground to flt community need.I. TUSCON. Am. CAP> -Volunteer work Is very nice. but not neceuarlly all that helpful foe ~omen who flod they need jobs MS. DANIELS s a id and have nothing but many women abe has their charitable effort.a • t u d 1 e d who h a v e to cite, a aociolo1lst transferred from the aaya. volunteer world to the A r I e n e K a p l a n paying one successfully Damel.s, a Northwestern ha ve done $0 by creating .JJniversity professor new services, by tending -who bas studJed volun--needs in the community teeri.sm and women for tha• are not filled and by eight years, says the setting up a business to value o( the volunteer cater to them . background for a job re-Other women with ex- sume depends on the ivrie nce organizing kind of work one was do· fllhd·raising campaigns. ing. b e nefits and social "The repetitious Jobs, events should call atten- the ckl&e service. one-tion to their special at- on-one jobs like helping tribute _ having con· p a ti en t s . tutor 1 n g tacts, she said. children and the menial work, Lhe hck-and-&ttck ----:;.· =======:=:::==::; Jobs -all that sort or work -useful and won- derful as it is. 1s not the kind of work that will help you on your re · sume," Ms. Daniels told a recent gathering he re. IT TENDS to lead to 0ma~ CUSTOM FRAMING Speclellzlng in Hind Flnl9hed Freme1 1803 Newpart Blvd. Coc.ta Mesa 548-4511 dt•ad·end jobs, she batd, s~~~~~~~!!'!"'"'~ or to a job with a cha rity o r1i:a n1zat1on in which you s till m:tke little money · · Woml·n for yea rs ho ve brcn '>uc ke r cd about this They ~ay ·1 don't want any pay, don ·1 reward me.· · · s he ,lol d h er audi e n c e . In s t ead . s h e ~aid , women !>hould dcm<tnd rewar~ That. shc said . ·~ tht' ke y to making volunteer v.ork valuable for future JOb <>1tuat1on s -making a name for onc!>clf If yo u o r gani ze a pollt1caJ ccimpa1~n. a-.!: ror a paid position once ~ou r C'and1d ate "''"'-· -.hl' '-aid Get your n <1me on Uw t1Ue pa~e "'hl·n \Ou do l!raph1<-~ for th~ PTA cookbook AMOUfl<!ng a SU~mer~ ForTeens! ~~...,.,...""'.,..,...,.,, "*'" s.-..r ll'OQl .... lo -"" ~---.. --· '"' .. e' Yl <U'' -llotlc<t p.._ ~ ...... ...,"'t -~""l ~"' ""'V_T1,jf' 00~ ~f ''''°"' dNf400· ''""' ,.,~ ~w '~" t ""''At° '•I ¥• ,.,._ ,~_.., .~ ll"\()ll't ·f"fY )t-"" I• ,. ,,.. ..., ""-·.ll .... ...,,_ .. , ,, """" ~ . .,, ··~# °' • .. ~ "'""' fWit,...,, ~.f"'1• .. ft.fl'• O•\IC.Oul'W\ ~ /l'W'l'U'Q Cl.l\W'S ,_,_. (..4'11 '°' ''• "'°'""''"°" ~E CO<Jl'fTY- 3 I own[, Councry, Ordngc <714)54 78228 NeY.1 Baby? Be th l' hit of Uw ... ho ... ·er '"llh orw of our hand emhro1dere<I 'h('('t and p1 llo" ra..,<' 'et'!!' ~1 olh t-r.., LO\'E our hand appl1qued qu ilt:.. 1nr11nl .,eat l'O\ 1·r~. pillo"" and dlJIJl'r hal?' Uur <'rlll'ht'l~d II em!. :ir1· ad or a bit' Cult' L11t h•" \.1fc for lirotht•r ;md s1 ... tl'r "'-••a .... l (l ""'--ta-O.IM,__t-M.klt r .... ••...&-t:-4•- SOec Ot"'Q "' JH I. I 1tlt st. MCJI °"<>09 0.000' ~ C este MHI W ut,ert S4f l,). ... V"?...., g •·.....Y•,. •45-0924 MEDICAL CARE: HOW TO GETW>UR MONEY'S WORTH. r.• ·""" Ill t t • I 1. 1 .... ' • l 1· ' L . • .. i= ' , • f I I I I I 7 . ' ~ June te. 19'0 CAAL V PfLOT c:J •~ans ltl~re I!'"----------------~~~~--... ~~· r--~-------•r-----------1 heBIQGMt Martcttplact On The Or•nveC:O.sl ~ NOl'JCJ; . PllBUC NOl"ICS DAIL y PILOT ~ Reagan W ~uld Pare Bu~eaucracy WA.IHll'tOTON CAP> - RoaaWl111an...., a1oa!llew o..J ~Tat, 11 PfOIDOUnc. wlct. raqe ol dom t.ac pot.Ldel ·::i~=::-.... 1~.~=,.~=·:. ..... .':' .. ~,..._le .... W :=,-c!.-=:-rt.tr~I r:-~= U CICLU.A•O. NM Ul-..r ~..:.~4:::-~ =-· ............. II. Cal ................ ~ °""'"." ~ OHi. H. THI, Mlt ., ...... ~••Win -...0 11t 1'1t ~ Orlw ~ CM...,... A-. C.c. -... C.llfornl• ... U..t ·would dU.P •••'1 al llOCnt loa1-entnnc:hed aoclal 1>ro- 1 r a m1. pate the federal lN.nt•QCreey a.nd reverw t.rendl daUna b.q to P'DR , • In wonta, be haa us.H lime and thne and U me a1ain, I.he Repoblk,1n Mar nomtne-1ays. "I would lib to ht" J)HIUdent 'EWSAN~tlYSIS i would like to eet covem· menl otf your backs and wt ~ Y.S,Ur ••Y " This Is what candidate Reaaan has said Pres ident Reagan ~d try to achieve' -CU1' INCOME tax rates 30 percent. Freeze governmont hir· ing.• -Get nd of the Department of Energy, born 1977, and the Department of Education, born 1980. -Clamp a ceiling o n federal spending, limiting it to a sel ·percentage of the Gross Na- tional ·Product. IT'S A TOUGH blueprint, beritting Reagan's conservativt reputation. and it is likely to of· fet voters a c r isp c hoice between candidates. s ince the Democratic nominee, a nd in- dependent John 8 . Anderson. ge~erally will adopt opposing positions ln the domestic arena Reagan is proud of his posi· lions, but has no desire to come across as an extremist or a he artless conservative. "There is a basic belief that somehow I a m lacking in com- passion. the cliche tha't I would 'balance the budget on the backs of tbe poor," Reagan said re· cently. "I think my r ecord as governor reveals none or that 1s true. We never did anything or that ~ind." AT THE H EART o r Reagan's 1980 domestic pro- gram is a belief that the federal government is spending too much money. and spending it In· e((iciently. Much of his basic stump speech consists of attacks on federal r egulation. He believes Washington has berome loo powerful a force. WHAT DO~S REAqAN $,TAND FOR? Here HfJ. SWoro}lr;t aa. Governor ,,,,. ........ k ~.,. ....... ~ "-.... lllOt w111 .. pue11c1, •wiw.1 ~..,..,__.., OeWfH T.,i Ill "-ATE MAKflt .0 MO Tllh .....,_... ,. .. lllM •Ill> 1,. 1.fA$f/.-Ult(Hll>\I!. COASTLINE <=-iY Cltf1191 Or.,... C-y on Mn COMMUNITY ~EGE U ,1.., A.ilOldt-MOtHl.W.~•wllh '1 .. , .. 8kl F0tm lnslrudlot:I •N <-I· "'""''"*' OrMOt C.o"'t O•llY .. liot. lions .... 5-lfkA:tloN Wlll .,. -)-2 It .. D, t• JUf. Oft Ille Mid l'NY 0t .J!'CU' .. I" U.. offlU ' ' ' Of Ille P\Wc~~ 4Jf wld K-Ol~roct PUBLIC NOTICE EKI> -m.l'1 t-11 wollt Ill\ 01C1 e <a>l>ler"\ C""'lr· <-"lfled <~ll. o< ~'\ bOOld -~y-ID t,,. ,....... _,.,. UW ~ c.om........1v Coll~ .NOT IC a T 0 ,. ••I 0 NI Ot~trlct &oa•• of '""'"' "' •" •NT••••T•o • .._ ... ""''"' ,,_ ·-i-rc ... 1 ., .. I IN TMI a&T&Ta OF .,. Ille """010"" • __ .. ttwc , ... ltUTM wtTT ll'l•OUIY, ~ 0-• wltt ..,.., lftlO lfte pt-Cl lfelt1<• '' _...,, 91-,...,,,.., t 11 tlw .. 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Anwnc.. 'ISi 0..pm•n Put>t•....., Or-C.o.o•t O•oly Pilot !>t'"'· Clly al Ci«,,.,. Grow. CountT J .-i. tt t'80 H11.-0 .,. Or•noo. -$a•l"O\ -I.Oaf\ A\-•Mioft, 2IOD Jun1..,o S.rre 81..., O&IY (llv. (Ahtor"'•• SM! Mat.o Cou<1 •Y'"Mots PUBLIC NOTICE , .... ,,,. ...-n~ o"""" to ,. ~ O"'" lM WoCI _._.., pr-rty or<'!' NOTICJ! 011' TIWS..TI I 'S U LE IKI '"* <"'4mlll -ID••-°"'' ~ ... 11M COll-<ltod °'re«•...., lrom""' \l.t• of TS.. Ne Jl1W.. C•UIOtno• to I .. , .. Cl, .. ,.-· 1•1 T 0 '>£RVICE COMPANY •• Ouly i..1 ltil-t.rt or of .cimt"'"'-'>Oft _,,,.., '"'".,.. -,,.. fO'towo"Q NYebeeftt\"""""° ' Of\.(f1becl oeeo al tr~t Will ~Ell All i-noM IW""9 <i.tm\ •ll<O•n•I AT PUBL IC AU(TION 10 IHE II• ckC-1 °' ... 1ntWP\I '" W.O HIGH(;~! 8100f R ~OP (A ~H •\let•.,,.., wt\l'WftO lOOC>ft<l lo >u<:f't r• f OA••f>'• •t ''""" o• WWI> •" ••w•ut mov•I '"""' Qj.,. wtfftf'n not•t• of'~"' mof\~"'f ~ thr Untl.O S.t•hr\1 •II ,,oru o01t<tt0n to ~ ..,KW'! or Pf'f"M»"I\ 1n l•tl~ .n.o H'Wfif'ttt • onv~yPd 10 •ncl n<e• O.bted to, or ~"9 Plf\.Gn4tf prOC)Prto; he•O OV 11 ~ 'W1d ~,,. T 'U\I 1n of I"« a-(.ofM ~9' "°4K.«' mva.t be' tM Pf'OOilt'rtY ""''f'tl'l4i l,., O~ r ~ Qt'flen lo ,,..., "'"on l\oldtn<g tft• TRU~fOP OAVIO _,.. fHOMAS ~'"°"•l l>"-1YOI ac14on\l_ I,_. end LVNN ,_ !HOMA\ ""'°"""- tl•tm 1\ ~ •1 the .odfn\. ., h~f.O ••'• 4" pm tt-IWM\ "'"WI...._.... •bO•~••t"'" 8E Nl~l<IAPf 10KAI llAHI( 0 ATf0 _, U '"° I)~ CALIFORNIA.• 01110""'• 8MI• AQIW'\ v win •no (Of'PO'•taon L "-"' vtt'(O llnO'OPO O< IOl)oltt I(), .. , •• , '"''' A•~~''°""' Ho 11S11 on C>001> 1117• -IU Of ()t R'~fl'W'\C..t1wo,. ••·c ••• R.-c-oro\ 11'\ ,,.,.. olf•tf' of trw h th h t l l h ..I. 1 Of OW> (\.l.t~ of RM:orO.-r (If Or ~ (o.;nt., '•''-' ~ w e er e "an s o 1g te11 £•JC· be m ore produt·tl\'l' P.i11t w1" F.,..,,.. .,, iru.i °""'""'"' t'-'"''° .. ,119 .., .. isling regulaltOnl> Dot<.,._, rwrty R £AG i\ N W 0 UL 0 1llAVMONOE. TM()MMON Lo• 11 Of ''"'t Ho ~II (,1, o• THE .. REPUBLICAN . b ~ •AftWMy I fr.-1n.e d'\ Pf'f' ~ 1~orO--d '"Soot&: 'fdY eli 1nate · ·usele:-.s regulations "'"•,., "'"' Am.•u 1i... 1 fO' P~ ,. to tt ""'" •nt •v""" .. to right inflation Reagan ttl•d 1n tbO'>(' rl'"Uhlions o n the 1·-H•m-SlnMt Mo.coll.....,.,.. .,._. '" ,,,. Ott•<• o• Beverly u :11 ·•t d h l .... • . tklty-. ,,. ... Dt1I I ..... Courot• ~ ....... .,.,"' "''" ("""1• . n..1 s. is o r e u cl at !>f\O pkeeper. the farm <'r. in· Puo•·.....,Or-C.O.•• o •.•• P1:01 II••-·,,,.,,,.'•"'"'"• mflated g~vernm<'nl which 1:. dl~1dual entrepreneurs. and ma-JwN! • •& n '""' '~' 400 ·•11 • ,., .. , _,....,, t>t ,,,...,.._.,.. lea ding lO rnfl:Jt1on to brins; it . "On••-., \I'()_,_. •• "° "'""•n•• b k d · JQ industrre~ that cau~c· ··a ----I.,,. ... ,....,..,,,,._"'•,,. .. .,,"" ac own a~ <1 perct:nlat?c of bt1~zard or paperwork'·. restnct-PUBLIC NOTICE '"""'"" the gross national prol:tu~i' and ..I h , '"" .,.,.,....,..,.,.,._,, ... a o-a"' d th t b . 1 h . u I\ t e compel1t1 \'(!Ol'~s of U S f,.,,, 0 , ,.,...,.. .,. • "'••<" 0, _'""" o a Y s1mp y avmg t u w1IJ • p od uuts m t h<• mternah onal "oT:c£ 1Nv1T11lOC 110\ • ,.; -°"''°"' ~J,..., ,,,.,.,,. to squeeze the fat out of govern. , . a k t 1. HOr:cE •s HE"Eev c.ove .. ,,.., ..... ,,,,,,,.. •v v•.o .,.., .,.,,.,.,.., 10 ment d t d f h ~· 0\ r l p ;J('C ,.,. 9.,.,0 of '"'"""' Of ,,.. Co.o\I '"" -·~ • •""-~"•'•""" an ge ri o t e U$ ess • On other economic mC:tlters, '""'m"""• '"''-01"'.''' of 0r.,.~1 .,. 0.••"'1 '""" °'""'...., ,.,, 'Ml• •"" extravagances that are a dmg. ··\>i.. , d t"' R . Id counh eai11or"'•· ,.,,, ,..,., • ., --.... ,,...,_K•.,.....,...<,,_ot••"(t'°" lo government 's COStS •• I t'SI en eagan WOU l>oCIS U9 to ti 00 • m Tllf'\4.Jy. )VIO• on < •v,... ,,. ..._,._,,9""d 10 ''"' .,..,., • , • • f ,. .., • ., 14, t'9Q •1 the P\.tr~no OtJo4 of \AtG 6r')Otrt,. lo \.th f¥ '41fl OC>f•4<61110n\ He 1sn t always specific, but I -OPP()S f, \\AGE a nd ""°°1 o .. tro<t :001.., "' 1110 ""A"'' f A"",,.,., • .., ....... ,,,_._.....,,..,.,.., has outlined some proposals price controls . •••,ju• C.O.•• -.. , ... ,.,,,,,. •• ... .., ,..,,.._ • .,. °" ... ,, _ 0' •IKt.-•0 · •t<.,._ tlrn.> ~ b-4\ •1fl Cit OUOh<t• a--1tt_or°"'° 0--~ 1 1•" ., _,,,,, .For example. Reagan propQSes Favor a m1mmum wage _...o.,,.,,,,..,,.,. Ho 400) •n 000o •JUS _ 1111 ot to r eturn many soci al 'for unskilled teen-agers lower ANH U A l PH VS•c •L .-.00t•.c:• .. """'""' . . . . EDUCATION 1'10, tH(LUOIHC. .\<llO ,_ _,,, 0. ,.,._. OoJ1 """°"' respons1b1l1ties welfare·~ n1s t~an that for adults . The TRA tNINv SUPPLlf') fAl l ro • ...,.,,, ... .,..,,.,.,,, •• pr."°',,.. constant example -to ' thP minimum wages are now the WINTER SPRING SPORrs ,_., P".., ·-o•ftO 1o11• ~~"-... H . • ' J ..._ OCC, c.wc .,,,,.,..,"".._"" to 0.,. ,,,. ,_.,,.."'! s tates. e says $50 bllhon, s aiue "" """'..,.,o .,. '"««,,.,.,,o ... 1,, or•"<•o.o• ...-., __ "'Vo<..,.., perhaps more. could be saved by . I Give private comparue$ t,,. 8"' Form '"''""'-·-c-0 ~~ "'"' °"".,. ,,.,., ••t~ . .,.u._, .. I. . i "-· ' tJ I I . r. h . ''°"'' ~ 5'1H:•t t<-•hatt\ W'fW<" ~now '" W •d 'WJI• P'OVfoOlo<li .O"M't ~ ,, .... " e 1mmat ng fraud and a uµSe 1 tnef, pr mary ro e 1n ig ting ..,. 111 • ....,....,. ... v uKeo ,,, ,.,, otf•o ..,..,., .,,. '"'""., .. .., °"""" o1 ""''· from a range of governme"t pro· eQi loylncnt. rather than rely· ot tr... Purt,_,..,.. .....,, "'woo..,,_, '"' <t-qor• •"" ··~--· o• ,,,. grams 11 1 lrtg on federal JOb programs that o•~t;~'~ "',_, .....,,., "'°""' ,.,,,. ,.,, :;~"~ ~ ";,!:. t~.'~' _:::-!~ :; Reagan gets the r.kure. he now a{e a mull1billion dollar 1>oo • , • ..,, ..... , ,,..... (••1··-·-· ""'""" '~· Jv" 1 ·-•• • oo r b d R th ~ «>tddfof'' oono m..o--o.."•D4--to n-•-•' ,.,.,...,,,,.._ .. ot' o y,,. • , ~ s ay s. r om con g r ess 1o n <1 l u J?Ct item Cdf::an '>ays e °'°"'ot""coon1c...,.,..,.,..,,.,., .. 090 .,."• b_, ... ,,,,,...u•o-•o-c testimony b y the altorhe.\' fed<>ral CETA Jobs program o ...... , '"'•"O o• ,,..,,,~, ... ~" ,, 8ou•··-0-'4 ........ '"0 O·- general last year that between l merely trains people for jobs !.~n:.=::::::;::::,~~)"'4 c·~~":~~.,,...Of""' ,n,tl4t ~·c•1~°" percent and 10 percent of the that don't exis t · b•-· •'" *"'"" '"'° ,,,. "'°""..., .,. '"" ........ uw :ot ... ........,.. .. ...,. fed eral budget could .b e i I Try to s1mptify environ-~="~~.!:t":'o':..:.:...·.~:,~,:: ""P••d O.I•"<• ol ,,,. OOl•G•l•O" CLASSIFIED ADS O..CMIS--• 642-587 r•CHleol~ . . I ' , . ,. . ' t ....._fwWt 1Un1"Fof'S. ;: ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 • •• ..... 1002 Gwr• 1002 : .......................... , ................... . • C.AllEFltH IH ·GU8fT'IH s potless 3 bedroom Irvine townhome with colorful l andscapin~. a country kitchen and large patio deck lends an ind oor-outdoor garden feeling to the enti r e s urround'-" g s. PI u s h s and -col ored ca rpet s hutter treatmenLc; and a mere 3 blocks to school are additional features. Only $122.900. U,...l()UI: ti()M~ REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Enc Co .. 1 Hlgh..,ay. Coron• del Mu WE llAV E 40 <.ll°" T llf.: _Bl-:ST l.l~"Tl ~S 1:'11 TOW!\: .....•...........•..... EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY "'-slwr's Notice: \.IJ real estate ;.dvl'rt1-.ed 1n lhas ~v.-.,paper t'> .. ub ~ lo the f t°dl'r JI 1-atr l111u "ng t\l'l or 196M wti11°h m.ak~ 1t illl•J.(J I lo .. 11vert1:.t! • Jn) µr e rerenl"l'. l:m11 .. uon. or f1:.scnmmauon bJ.~-d on ra<>e ~r rd1g1on. :.ex, 1.r ruat1on .. 1 on l!tn or an 1ntent1on li> ma k€' any ~h preference. ltm1lJ uon or d1scnrn1nauon " Thti. new:.paper v.111 not knowmgl~ acn·pl an) .. d11ert1s 1ng ror rl'ltl e:.tatA! wtuch l!> IO VIOia uondlhelaw --------- aaottS: ActvertiMn ....ad cJwck .....,. ods ~ -report er-ron "'4.rclahty. ~ DA.IL y pt LOT CHMMWS lcDlty for .... first .. coned m I rfiotl Giiiy. Holtw•ForS• .....•........•........ G.-ral 1002 . ···•··•····•·•••···••·· HEW DUPLEX Bn.:ht and .,htn} h11ls1dc uwe--tmcnt with a Vtt'w o( the blue 0l'ac1f1c All l1lC landscapmi.: 1i. dont' and read} Great 1nvt>St ~nt or honw Full rm • 1· :ii:!l5 WI Call 751 :mH c;::, SELi::CT I PROPERTIES WATBlftlOMT 45'10ATSLIP $215,000. Hc::.t buy on c ha nne l. Acl now' 9'.:H>'i67 • t '· '· '. TltPUX Walk To WestcbCf Sl69.000 Artc.l dream! Owners 3 Bdrm + t WO 2 Bdrm!>. : lic am:ltke c eiling:.,; woo dy atmol>p here.' <~ner w1U carry BF.<;T EASTS IDE INV~!M ENT I 400tlr -FOR Alf C.MAf?j~ru W••ftowfHOlm In nearly every speech he gives. he promises that in his firs t -24 hours in the White House. he would start a "war on bureaucracy." freezing govern- ment hiring. He did just that In California. though his freeze contained large loopholes and failed t o trim the s t ate workforce. categorized as either waste or m~ataJ re~ulat1ons . he believes 10 """ ·-'""' , ... "'"""'°"of -~~;~;:;.:;;:~,:·°':'!.:,~ fraud 'tng' should be h<1ndled t)y s tate <""<• "111 •--·.,,"'ti.·-_..,,....._..,,"' *°' 1.£..--for~-"-~ .,. • -· h fvll """ ,,...,_ .... c. 0 •1"' -· lO ,., ~ .--g vernm ent.!. rath er than '"'f"'t""•o-o~d<""<' To ~.oc .. co ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,5 HR. 4 Ba. c ustom wat e r f r ont home w l7xl8 · µ v t dock . I' ro c <' d S I . 2 !I 5 . 0 0 0 Builder w tradt• for P<AJm Sprin1o1i> Et.tale I-or details on th1:. home Jnd Jpµt to :.ce. call c ·Jo1I Hoff. as.:t 631 0094 f>nnt Uni\ His probable opponent. President Carter, has em· phasized programs to battle the nation·s inflation and energy de· pendency. Reagan focuses on these problems as well, but takes dramatically different positions. INFLATION AND THE energy crisis are caused by gov emment, he says, and govern· m e nt can e nd them. Blasting Carter's creation of the Depart· ment or Energy, Reagan describes the United States as "an energy-rich nation if onJy the government would get out of the way and turn the energy in- dustry loose.·· It is one of his favorite and best known lines. at a recent ap- pearance in Beverly Hills the a udience began applauding before Reagan had finished de· livering it. Reagan says he would re· move a ll price controls on energy products. He adamantly opposes one key Carter pro· gram: he would not tax the 011 companies' "windfall" profits stemming from higher prices. REUANCE ON Imported oil would be reduced with 'more ex- ploration and lhe development of domestic reserves and s yn. thetic fuels derived from coal. He calls for private industry to fund the. development or syn- thetic fuels, rather than the federal eovemment which now is footing much of the bill. U bis proposals are adopted, says Reagan, the " United Sta-res can tie energy self· s ufficient within five years. However, the thrust of Reagan's energy plan h as been debated by some experts who believe be is overestimating the amount of oiJ that lies beneath the nation's surface. He supports wide use of nuclear power, "within strict aaf ety rulel," but does not aay REDUCED SPENqlk:G '\!shm~on No lliam•-•••111<1r-11""'0 1"" ••Mt<l ''""'tt ,, ' T .. • .t prr•OO at •cwrv flYf' t.t~) a.,., •ft•• 0~ t._ino.. ~ ..... would lead to a balanced federal ,• pposc any plan for na-,,,.<Mt•..,..t""t"'°"'"'"G1:v • ...,f ""'"""'~,,,~,, budget Reagan ·sad a · th 1t1 rial health ins urance '"" Ro¥o"' ''u''"" ·~tt ,,.. 0-<0" B•.., "'r't so-calle d Kem~-Ro~h ~:~~ t~ • Attempt to get rid of :::·~~'"::.':.'~:~..:;.·.~~··;.";!' °:,~1~:-' phase 111a30 percent cut m tax 'double taxing.. the lax on a 1<>1m•11""''"_,.""'o""',,."'°"'"" Pu"'•""""C>_.rt»t .1t> ... ,. .. ..,, t th • corporat1on'i. profits and then on 1•0R,,. ...... E warw.. '""" • •& n ·-1m 8C ra es over rt!t: w 11 ve years ._ •Ptar t He believes this would stimullllc th el d 1 \'id e nd s i t p a} !> to ,...,,.,o oo ,,..,,,,..... I , -\ A TOUGH BLUEPRINT Reagen Poattlon1 Firm economic activity. c reating Jdbs and bringing in highe r tax rev- enues. citing such an impact from a cut authored almost 20 years ago by Pres ident Ken- nedy. However. many economists say that in today's inflationary circumstances. such a revenue boost would not likely occur. ""' In addition, Reagan says he would "reform ... the business a nd industry punJUve taxes that are helping to reduce productivi- ty because there is no incentive either to the lndlvidual worker or for the business or industry to Ju,,._• lo t'lllO 147\ 4ltl ~trt1k holders Pv"""'""' o.-co"'t °"''· p . .,, I Seek a n end to the IO· NOTICE lllOVITIN C ltOS ht• ttanre tax a nd reduce bus1 RF Cf 1P1 ' • ~·.-r PO'>A•' .,.. • ...., c I ( OtOIC>O'W'' ..... ., or .... •••M o. '""" < 1, n<'f'S t.1xat1on in gl'nera in an e · PUBLIC NOTICE ,,. ,,.,.,. °""""'"',,. , .... w0 ...... ""' ,.., 'fott to i.t1 mulat e inves tment. he I ---It .... "' ,,... ,,,, l '"' ,.,, .,..., •• • •:-<.o sah ~ the mheritante tax IS es NOTICE INVITINC llOS J•"'""'"'' ""'"" ... -'•'·'"'" .. '" . .. " N OTH"'( fS HEPfftV C,IVEN "'"'' "'" wnt11 J o ~ ""' ..11 , , •• •c;c t1ally a nuisance tax v. h1ch ,,.. l\M•d "' r.,,,,,..,, .,. ,.,, Co.•• 10• ,,,. ·.,.. "u• '" ~ "' .,...,. t• ·•n •does nt bring 1n much revenue. <""''"""''''"'1-0•"'"'"'°'-"~ •·4"•1• '"-"1•0''""•"'''''°'•t..i rount1 C-'1f0tn.41 •1H f'Kf'tw-'~••--O o,, < •~ ~ l "Wf' ('"'4'\tr# "'t\O .• t I IQ C'.llSO \.\OUid try to end lht! lax O•d'> up to tt 00 • m '""''°"• J""'• (<>"'"" on :.anngsarcount 1ntere!>t . 76 ,..,.,,,.,.""'<,..,•no°"1>' o• ..... ~' 0 £~'"'"'10 ,. O* w o Q" Kf'tOOI °''trl(l k)(att-0 .rt 'l1'0 A~m\ICondru<t ~,,..~,, "•'"u""Q \1Qn.tt, Appoint a task force to •·•"u• c.o.1. -·· '•'•'"'"'• Al wne1111 ... 1•no ,,,.., '""'"°'"<! ... •o...v• '"tudv Social Security fina nces ....... ,. •·-....., o.o ...... o. 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Oi REAGAN OPPOSES abor· ~:,~;"',t: ~1".,.;.:o,:":.';=~ ~;,·,:,..:."°! =.:.::,~';;";1 t1ons and federal fundlno for """ t,,,,...,....t.,., .. ..,,.,0 ... 1•••" ..... .,.,....,_""_,,,..,.,oocu , "' to ~flit <-orrtrKt. tfW' OfOC:e.O\ of ,,,. ~"'' Pt.n\ 4lt"'lt '°" •f•t•l•OI"\ ••II t» them and has s aid he would sup-,,,.. ...... ,.,.. 1cn .. t.ci °' ,,. ,,.. .... m••-"".., _, .. .,.,., <'""9' °' u port' a const itutiona l ban on °'•,,.,,..,""'"'"'""''""'-'"'"'i.. PROPOSAL c.u•RANTEr F•<" b . ,, torttttoelto ...o.c,_.d<,,,ICt or-..t ""'"Do "'<""'°"",.., i.. • a ort1ons ~x cepl for a case No -'""'"..,, __ ,,,.""'"" ,.,.,,,_.,,,...,. ... ,<~•0•11<ob0ftd where the life of the mother 1s at • s-•tOCI"' 10r1v 11 ... 10 1 oen •••• '" t"" .. ..._i.,, 10 "°''""' &< ttw '"'"' Make " '~~·~~";",::;~=:;:~ •~ ::"."'~:,:~..!~ !';: ~; •;;-;::: 1 lie also opposes the pro· "'"''-01 ,.,~"llO .... -... ....,, oropow• ... , .... ..., "'"f "'""'"'~ •• J d Eq I R h A d D< to ...... .,., "-'•n11n .,. 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Large Formal Dlnlnir Room, Master Suite With Spa. Exceptional Orrerlnir On Larire Lot ~~R WILL A$1ST IN FTNANCINC: MOIU HOMI RecenUy Dttwattd. New C.arpett & l>rap('tl One Bedroom With A Bonus Room. I.outed N~er Hoa.tr Holpltel. OWNER WI.LL HELP FINANCE. 127.500. 159-91• . tic..,.,..._ ... ..... c...r. I .J :. .. REALTORS •71-HI I HADY, WIUJMc. A AILI Te'-et~ .. •p•-..-1 .... -c.-! II # • ..., ......... II.Ullin c I b • •• .......... ' . i\lt.uloo tlllla Co= t ii:~~~illllJI!~ t1ub. ... -.. ~· ~ u,..., lAalU)' "°'*·1--------1 ()\ IU&f ~. $13\,000 f1ral t .,,..,, V•lua ,000 Want to aeU Of' lnde for equity l.n Npt tkh home w view • OClnt I '12 US n.w.. dupla. au wno \lllb.. f\nolace eadt •· tt + EXT1CA PARKING! ~toS75.000! ~•rd Doualaa Hont1. 0. A .... CI p •• -e ......... t•, 7l4 Im \lt1 (Owner) ..... ..,.....,. ••••• •671-7060• · •4 •c••• ~ ~._, •I••• -CONDO 100 -Slt,000 DOWN . ..................... . ... ~~-~ ~Balboa Clupla ...... 2 + den owner. Will w l1arce aundeck " ao.era Bdrm rental unit. Prk.s 8l Mll.000. .Yor more Info cull Carol Hoff. agt. Paceaeller 8-Jt.y. 631.QCIM IACKIAY 3 Bdrm. 1h•k• roof, harcl•.od Uoora, re· modeled kltcb. Just • a....ti.flll borm·re.d'j to move lo.to. Priced at IU0,000. A•1•1W.n 146-0114 o.t• • • g H-No qualifyini. 1bnp 3 Mr. So. loy .._. bdrm. -2ba, Dr South BtautlfuJly remodeled .. 0-PLua. AM Ire VA. !!~~~~!!!!!~~T.;;;;;;:::~;;.1 ~ated 3 Bdrm t ba · Lo dwn. $lOl,OOO. °'40ler. l..w.D••··· MIWUSTIM9S i:lrm'W ~~. + 2 -~---·------= ........ c.....-.~.....,.. , StM'tcr rondo. 2 Bdrm. LOY& y G _...._ ...,... prlOI Ahwne 1'5S.OOO ut .,_ A"4 -·-Vitt• .---• J"U. ius·~ mterul. 1131 Oleo.A,_ Cute remodeled 2 DVPLJ:X . doors lo .._....,,.....ltA.uOc. ~ bedroom. 1 blith home beach. Two-2 bdrm ..+ 67s..J33 I ~oaanR·2Lol.Aa· owner'•~· Good awn- cars*blkes* *skateboards• trucks.baby carriages•tea carts•trlkes rol lerskates• walkers•toys •wagons•••: scooters •oot rocts•coupes• trallers•hard tops•convert- ibles*motor homes*lawn mowers•IJmos •corporate headquarters •garden carts Model A's**** *typlngtables · wheelbarrows• recreational vehicles•gotf carts*model trains*bikes *pianos•cars refrigerators *skates•**·•• BYE THE SEA M• IT!jnlir CIJ ,._. wood a..1 •d. tot1al 4l")m~nti:. Call CONDO ._ MM ~ Sltl.900 now, there':. only one Plush earthtone carpet . 1"'"'9=>-_....,... -• ~13 shutters. quality d rapes. , • •· • · ' wallpaper. All the COLI OF NEW,ORT REAL T09'S ~ amerul1ea. 18.1.900. eau 25111. c..ilrHwy .. c ...... w.-'()' 84J;.7,J~.,111. • ..... '•'"' ... I ~~~~·~75~·5~5~"~~~~ _ .... ___ 1 1~e11 := tauln1•PoW . ~·~---··-·OiannJ.na beach cottage. '8flf'llSULA rOlf(T ~cv.I~ dt•c:or<ilC'CI I tul1n1 home. Ckean view' $325.ooo IAYFROHT I ,11111 I' We have se\ erC1 I fine hnmt')\ with pier & slip " a TORO HORSE COUNTRY .i Bdrms .. :~ h a th~ rnn('h s t~·le. · mini·estate m oran~(· 1.?roves. S2~!).500. . Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR 1-l ' ~~")"'fr Oriv~ N li 6 1'.> 6161 steps to bay or OH-an. 3 bedroom:. & den. Ex ceUent condition Asluna 5325.000 TllPUX $131.000 Seller motivated. Try S20,000 d own. All 2 Bdrm:.. super invest WAIJCTOTHE POUNDING SURF from Uu!> ~ Bdrm beach cottaae A.ssuma blc low IJIL VA loa.n of SS'l.000 Won't last •' Call Allstate Realtor.. 962 9311 . ALLSTATE REALTO~S SOUl'H Of HWY COllOMA DB. MAit u~ISLAND ment Act .now: Calll--------- 4 Br. 3 ba, 2 frpks .. den. ~~p,. , '· · , ., " , din nn .. 2 stories: street I ta I J u!lt listed ! Early 2 bdrm home . cute as can be on R·! lot. Room Cor 2nd un· rt. Ollly S208.000 ! ~=i~~;~ ~ lt1ldjif (714) '73-4400 .u Ill •2a.2121 HARBOR ltAMCH STYU HOME S27S.OOO. Located on "-~ iilCft. Qb'mplc alU!d pool, grlldled ror tennis court. Prl•ate entry to 12s· circular drive. Oramauc bvmg room w /vaulted bellmed ceilings over· Jooking park·llkc setting. 963-6167 NOTICE how O~ul\' Pilot Clas-.. 1fied ads· d1~pla' their messages with ll!g1b1l1t~ and impact? Our udS, we are·prood to SJy. real!~ ~ea resul ts. Phone 642·5678 SELL idle itema wtlh a DWJy Pilot Classified Ad. NEW EX! BAY VIEW CONDO 0.. ......... with • OUMRffift pc*, ......... MCa 11,. be...., hnM, °"'Y $121,000. 631-1400 WATERFRONT RESIDENCE, YU-SLIP A •• ,._ hol9. with lllbduect clgMty .. a ,,....,_ tocatloA.. Pft'fwct ._. tt.. Wp *-Y a wel es furMo•iftl) acWh .... .., "-wport lf•NMJ. v.,..,.,.... 5 bedroo111 with patio aftd boot sip+ ..... for .... of ...... /OllfdDDt ... .,........... OWNll WIU. ~SSIST WITH FINANCING. J•st step1 to Newport Harbor Yacht Ch1b. St.211.000 FH. 611-1400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC RC.Al f "iTATl !Min. R('nt..i, f'rt<1~·r1, M-""'9'""'"' 2'J6 W. Co..s1 H""v 31~ MMorw Ave ~'J)Oft lk.ch &lt'<N ltlend Hl-1400 67J.6t00 DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? If you have just fifed your new Ffctftf6us BuatneH Name and have not yet aubmltted ft for pubHC8tlon, pf•••• don't forget tttat the Hmftetton I• 30 daya from ... of fifing. Th• DAIL y PILOT wlll pubUah your etatement for S38.50. Our clrculatlon Include• the entire Orange Coa81 area arid legal nodc:M appear In all. edition•. In order to aubmtt ,our etatement tor pulllc8tton "nd apptOpftat• copy arid a check to THE DAILY PILOT, P.O. Box 1580, Coata ...... CA. 92929. We'll do the reet. Fef Information about 19191 adV•'*"'8 plea•• call 842.-4321 axt.m. .. Advl'rt.,l'f"I ll':llY placf' lllC'lr ad.5 by IPll'Pllonl' 8 00 ;i m 10 S 30 p m \l onda)' thru f'nday 11 tn noon ~turday COSTA M•-:SA OFFICE J:IO W flay &4.1·~ lllJVT'lSCTON BEACH 178iS 0.Rb Bhd :.40 l.220 li\Gl!l'-A BEACll 1027 N Coeat Hwy . 1..1111111• Buch 494·94fl6 NOl<TII COlJ.VTY diet frtt ~ IZ20 Cl.ASMND DIMllNs Dudhnt ror copy • 11111• " ' JO p m lhe d•Y bcfo r l' pubtlt'atlon. tH•J>I for ~unday & Monday P.dl11on~ ,.,h~n dudhne Is Saturday. 12 noon CU.SW. ~not4i ERRORS AdverllHra •huuld ch~ll lhelr 11d1 daily 6 rl'port errora lmml'dl•tl'IY TH•: DAILY PILOT uaum" ltab1llty for Jbe llrll Incorrect~ onl1 CANCf:lJ..ATIONS When llllUn11 an ad bl' aurC' ln malte a rf('Ol'd or thf' Kll.L NUM8~R 111vf'n yt>u by your ad t.ker u ~pt nf your unctllallon Th11 1<111 n u m b t r m 11 s I .b • prtaenled by'lll• ad vtl"lll«" In cue of • diapul• CANCELLATION OR CORRECTlON OP NtW AD 8EP'OR£ kUNNINO: Enl')' effCll'l I.a mlde to .ill Of" ~ a new Ml thl has ~ M'deNd, but wt cannot IU•?anl.H 1 to do eo tJrlllJ the lid hu ·~·ttd ln the pepet' • DIME·A:l.JNEAOS· Thl'H 9<1• I.ff 1trlctl1 ca1b In advance by inaU or at •n1 on• of our omc• NO~ ont.n DeadllM: •pm. P'Tldu. eo.11 )! ... ofn~ • IJ noon al 1U bnocb oftlcft. Tit £ OAfLY .. ILOT rea•rt14t• tbt r1a111 to C:llHlfJ, Mil. ctOlot ot r ~ t u • • • n 1 1dvf>rtltt1t1tftl, •nd to d1en•" Ile ruu • n•111l•tlo1• wffhout pftof not Ir• a, .. ._ ,,...,...,....., t•O.Bn\MO, C.C.Ca .,., -. . $l.11 per DAY . ' That'i; A1,L you pa~ •for•1 · =.iday lid m the --712-1414 C ompu. Yoley C ente< 642-1235 Q()I [)o.."' ~ I CABSUA I I I I I' r . n1..a10 Wocd>rdqe (_.,, 644-4200 Harbor v-c-.. • "'NT NUMllltfO llnfl1 r r r r 1· r 1' 1 tN tHfSE sgyos s _ _ _ .. _ .. .. • ~F:~;l. lifiilS TO I I I I I I I I SC~M-&.ITS AMwen IR C~ 1310 118C&l'IN CSWEPMOG"UTESTOAMIG D K 0 S H A ~ S I X I 2 A H G 6 N N K 1 Y H N I J M J M M 0 T M OECADCUAOO AE NKQSA N l G W A a H N I N 0 0 J 0 E P C P E U l M H I S 0 U U l'ilf N l P U M H E S TOE CR D·N QA 0 A 0 Q 0 EA AL A E WHEE USS X NH 0 H H.K NM L N 8 R C Z " N T H H W 6 Z Y C A l I l l t HOSQAHAAAIMQAG I JMH T A C K I N I S I H H I l H I N I I C MQN I JI EIAMXOMTAIAS ; G N U T N A H S X I I 0 0 H U M S RESTGNAYIAACHMQSIAA HAtSANIHCMTUOSIAtMf "'-' a..X::;; ·e:a.: ..... =·~~~=~~:.!~~~:!: ..... ,. 1111• 1007 2nd TD. Aakln1 price Ina. lnlde. elc. Submit. ••-••••••••••••••••• 1111.000. Make an offer. Gi9,ooo. OlllAY FRONT ~-..aso ,...._ Piet-lr float. z UNITS • z bdrm + 1 SI 00 0-. • SELECT bdrm on 30x85 tot. ~ •6 • -• PROPERTIES b1otS to beach. owe i.t t4¢ I It ... ht9h TD. Priced al Sl.86.000. I07 .. t ....... ... CclMCOMDO OnlY aa.ooo. Charmin& 3 bdrm, 3. balh ~oe UM. Dlnina rm. famllY ..... '7MllO SlDE BY SIDE • 2 -.;;...;.;~----clull'exflf . One 2 bdrm. 2 .. Mer I 022 ba. pnced a l 1245.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·rm. Ml bar, lOO many 1amenlt1ea to mention. fee land. Brand new on the market. -Ont -i bdTar.-1 bl --.uaDTOSUfT 1238.000. Units d<>K '° One JOx lIB' lot part. beach & ahopptng. 04 Be&aru a Own r OCl.AM PACIAC IEALESTATE 759-1616 associated ft'"" ,., I W 'J. I\ " ( !U (, • ,.. + • , • ,,, UYEIYWATER 'J'llO. llZS :-,43 61 18 s.'f S-.1 Located on prest1g1ow. Hat.el St 1-·,.,e houbeS from th1· water f'all Ddebout Boye.Beach Red Estate ask!ep with ~und of surf Wh.itewaLcr \'U. built on lhe r)ll As featur~ m $33 I rel MO. MIU'('h Home Mag. Call Immaculate 2 Bdrm 2 Ba nm Rhone f.Jl 1266 rmb1le name SteP'I to . ~~~~'Q~0ne~~:>. •:i~~j~ bt' creet1ve Call for HL\l.TORS -· awt. SAl4 JOA'i)UIM ~at ii<>U t.'OUr»~ & coun · tr) club. Ver)' not 2 bedroom & den rondo. 2""z baths Pnt'e J~t re dUC't'O 510.000 Pn~ now 400Lll" -Riii!\\ c.Md'EStltz Sli9,500 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!'!891 6.Jl-7300 ...... C..SIO.SOO ~lesa Verde :l·b\.or) 1o111th 1---------1 new carJ>eU " dn~. t..all tn IUt(;hen 0<(1.-rl'd \'AorF'HA ,\I\. 7513191 ------ RCTa.ylorCo j l ' . •. ~( '" l fil Coldwell Ban~er Sl'Ye&..ASS RJ~t This beautiful lot consists of a four bedroom home. lar~e f a mi1y room with brick fireplace and wood floors. A pool truly l{reat for exercizing or Just to have fun. $355,000. . INN.WPORTCEllTER • 644~060 OCEAN VIEW Rare Plan 4 . Jai,mlne Creek lTOO ~4 rt Guardt-<l 1 om m teruw; pools. ~.,., 5.375 ooo Uwner Al(t'lll ~ l2 ~ _ OP'TIOtl TO IUY S."J0.000 down OwnN will tam paper on bcaut1tul s Bdrm SpnJas, home SS25.000 12'oo 1nl. uo bai&nc\: <...all &W 5S36 . -- JASMIMfCHH FabuJou., grttnbelt loc Ra.re J)lJn l Prof. rle curet'd n<" ulra I lOOt>li 1294.!JOI) I-lex r1 OaDCIOg 0wnr A~ s.cH! 14.5 ~'~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS D11 t1 nct 1ve new 2 bedroom. 2 1'1 ba con doouru um:.. S 105.900. 2518 J::lden Ave, C.M 642 6734 M1HTAl ... StS POOlHOME This d ehablful Mesa \'ef'de homt' lS perf~ for )OW' ~ummer enteruun Ill#! It rt'atu~· I lar~l' fami)) room. exp&nded masll'r bdrm w taittana room and beauWuJ patao a.ad de<:k1n1. Ownera are very anxious. Asltiaii SWl.EO Ca II !>40.11.51 .~,Hao HERITAGE . • REAUORS MISADILMAI YA Tll.MS t..r&est 1 1toey model in t.rac\. Ellcellt nl location 7 Uruta, 1 mile to OCMn. 4 yemn new. Lara• o.mer.> uniL Great rental area. Oote to aboppln1. OnlY $150,000. C&llte8111 1 OPEN HOIJS~ RfAl TY ~· ~- HOMI + IMCOMI love l y 3 Bdrm home+bac:h quarters with separate kitchen &. entrance. Io icreal area ol Costa Mesa. 4-ft.IX ZO'¥oDaor T .... Jo'ow' 2 Br 1 blilh ua.lls in CosU1 Mesa Bluf C.. PAllWKE SITilH('i 3 BR 1"2 Ba, adwl coodo with pool and J acuz:u. S72K. MESA VERDE A...sume 10% V A Loan. With IQw down owe 2nd Wartd ll 549-799f SHOltT OH CASH? IA!ue/OJ>L AH monthly pymu applied &o down P>·mt. 2 BR 2~ Ba. 496-7141 FAAI• Y.., I 034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IXICUTIYI MAMSK>M Move 1n condition with 4 Bdnm, 2~ ba. pooo.I, spa. fam rm, i,e bll-1.n bar. rlUleddeckusg. au BBQ . fire pit, auru bJJnd.s thru· out and Immaculate . Pnced to s.?ll. Owner h~ le.ft town. Opef\ houH Sat/Sun 15899 Butterfield LE.\IAR Rlly 676-7782 Aienl !»49-8810 ............. 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J..aJ(STOSUaF M\JST SELL-Downt.own H .B . 3·Bd 1 Ba ASK·S114.900. Owner / All~ on a quiet street. 4 ---------Bdnm plus large family room. Aalllog ll l&,900. for mou Info ~•U MO-Wl '. • HERITAGE Hi'..AlTO~S I I \ t I I I I ......... ,.,. ... ....................... Yll1l.Mtt! 4 Br, J ba. pl1&1h ta~t. ~ ahulW'l· CO\ ert'<I patio, l•rden enlr) lllS.•. 0--; '. , ' . ' I ~ • I I , ,,-.~ ;r, ~-•• _......,..."'°" ...... , .. • ....... ,_. S. ..._.. ,.,.,S. OtlMfo le.a bt• Mlond9y. June HI, t leO • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .............. '°" s-.tleedl INI "•''' 20M C*ilr .... 1:1.... Ho ... u. ...... d .... . ...•••..••...•..••••....•••............•..•....•.......•................................••...••............. .......... WATERt'RONT HOME ...... " .... ..., lJJ4 ..... rt. .... ~ ••LU v .. w lro.m ~our 4elWLe h'1LI· 2 Bd 2 Pt 'I .., J600 :_ ...... _ ........... . ID~~. c1e11iht i. evtty room • BR 4 &. •a wit 1araaea ........................ Luxury 2Br. 28& twnkle, WI llblolu&ety beautJruJ 90.000. Aat. 831 J384 or RiO.OOO Brand new Las Vraas. .spa & pool, cpt.. \t111i. alv Pit~ f,.....landlna u ec. homt. l..ov e l~ M0-4ICM _ _ ~ven iu!w UDll • wilb Nev. 1111&1• t .un 1ly frplc, AC. 2 car 1ar. ..... lu11n'*'lY wp ondo a eaurt)'ard eotry. aparlll •-• finio"6ca. mau> 1txtr aa. home• Now avail tor 9"·U SO dy1. '499·3894 ~ adrm, a. + 1'M> Ina pool 1nd •J>• 1n a m.r-ht• M>.cilo leue o p tion . only eve. :.;·~":':.~ ..!!!!CaJllU tMO ~iewMt:,"tM~:9c'::'t •;·;~· ........ ":,~.lffr. ~~Ca ll now , .-.,.--_,--_-leecJa 3240 2:~/lll H l aao,1•••11• .. lllCll••.••IT•--111 Uahta Z llvlna roocn1 ,_.S. 1100 541.77z9 -·-•••••••••••••••••••• -eoueen w /frplc1. wet bar In ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~~!!!!~~!!!!~~~!!I HOUSTON AGAIN ID UllfJO Ueaam 2 bdrm. film rm" Partlal oce•n vl•w family rm. luxurlou• MOBll~EllOMES Spec1ahzlng in :.tnp cen· den. <S72S mo). Pluah makea Ulla one ol the mu~., awt.i with ~unk~ Beautiful dl)I " tnple ttU-0.C.-.X Gro.1 t e r 1 and o f f 1 c e / Cf'PU, 2h ba. cedar & I H•nU.fw lrtr•·••• ~~ .... . • .................. -tit. 48r, oc .. n view. 1.nt. Avail. oow. 11N/mo. m'l·lli00ort40-N4.S. ) OCIANYllW • Excitin g l rl ·level 2 8drm+den with many amenities. in a super location. 5'900/m o lae. AvailfW'll. w ... ,._...._, a.c. 6ll-1 400 ~Tu_. 111 ~' pt'lct d unlta In \ub lmcu11c. move· In wides tn ElToro area $40$.000-SlOO.OOO dn wareho1M1t1 Call Cal· ~. 5 bllui to ocean. ~ l""IAR n. Crwt Oramauc 2 condllloo Creat iv(" T........ Buch area Gary. agt Tex Realt y. 1714 > bbl car pvt gar, fully _. a....a-..VL. •Wr.> uv1n1 rm over flnancuia availAlble. <All u....t..n... u_1 972·9300 X 143. 830·11!137 M7-5007 or !713> 444-8250 m.unl yd Adults. no .New Arcbit.ecbl'a ho~. vnuf'~ l1w ~c =~lJ~~~~l ~~ oowr~$170 m~ _Pn_n_c_o_n_J>'------11t.ea1Esf-. .....--~ lnqwre,at s:n 18th nBf. NBa, lblk. to Vic-~ar dr_,. and 1hl A LLST• TE AMTID -.ExdM9p 2100 714 ~l ~!.,.. beakcdh. $1,400/mo. u., .. \flew rom ono ol Uwa I~ Sul J uan Capo. 558.900. 2 Principals. buyer. apts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR llt;NT ...,, ...,,4 w ya. lhree pravai. decb ol Or.2 8a.1480sq rt 8>n. C~1 cw HB. m for Bill M11s1ci n llll b Country 3 Br . l'rict:d f r om LAll)IRl--HIU-s....;.... __ l_ZH __ ~ ~~'~!o;.~:: AfA.L TORI old. tel S41·5032. &1 1666 • Oub 3 bcJnn 3 ba . up-~Z7S. Fncd yard & .................... ~ :: ~-. graded Unused Luxur'} garagei. Fam 1l1es 2 Br. 1 Ba p atio bOme 1'Ma 2 bdrm,2h ba Oc:IAHVUCOMDO FALLJIOOK Trade up 4u xlnl cond . Condo On golf course pleai.e K.1ds & pt'h w1dbl gar. (rnlc, =~ . IA.Ullery. wet b41r NO ""'c H I B On •our own pvt 9 ho~ w side. no def mainl $131.000 f1ri.t !I 7t8'k ~•come c· 11 !>f>I 2.566 or • .,., A trul) unique homel•--------lllf """" wcu.ry 3 R 3 ~.«XX> AJrt ::.46 2497 · a · i.pa, + A/C $48549'1· ~!!.._i. .. ~l,n,!' __ SJ71S.~ _.il'IW. 21,Ba,$199.500 645-7272 coune w/180deg v1ewol \.'aluc $266.000 \\ant lO mm1Agt,nofee. __ 1__..a.&1--1 lUi ,__,_....,....,.... Im"""' mouotiu ns from thti. Ea.t>l CM 14 units. 2bdrm scUortracJcfort.oqwly 111 _,,_...__,,..... ~ la 11 Newport Coodo. 3 bdrm. 24x60' 2 8r. 2 ba. 1 0 2 Npt. Bch home with ...... & l111111111c:.!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,~'l•cu r go t'OU~ 212ba .frpd.llleentnes spacious borne Jotcuu1 poo · 1 " g r oss :;•, \1ew & )ard Doul(la~ HxJnn 3bJ G<lrcJeoer& 2Br. golf course condo·cfu \$\&le li600 bq rt. l lo6 l.Jke new Pool S pa wtUJ 8x20 encl lanai. 2 down IO~AITD Ex llo n1g . 714 913·1~!>1 "Jlcr ind $1175. Julie fairway 2min tobeacti. Udrms. 51, bathb Pool Sauna. l:IBQ. s12J.ooo' storage !opaces. us~ c h 3 n g e 0 K (Owner! ~&1;42-7461 S5501mo. 61tt-l 080 '7r u.nd spa Sl.500.000. ......, 1102 or "'·u 2126 Catt land.scap101t. Ste""' °"'lW!T' A&ent &40 tlll39 D---' L.41......_ - --.,,,, """-• _, ,..... a1u) from clubhous";: -~ Pt'ltr !o Land mg Broad ....-. """"'· > Tll STAlllS CO. ROOllll Wlttl A Vi.w pool. lenrus crts & bl trt> HOUSE W..ted 2900 rmor PPnlhOU."le On lhf' J bdr; den 21 ~ ba. eoA 67°'7761 ~pac1ous J B r 2 Ba S64 .500 terml> 17141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "\aler 3HI< 2ba , do Fq.1lc, puol. AdulU.. ' wifam rm. & bonus rm 728-&10 DUPLEX I BUY HOVSES AT SlOOOtmo 846-:.531 & l..bC bl last. see S(leO. Orean view from 2nd sty 4 llMITS 9 50/0 ~511,!. ____ 49[)..61~ Excellent 1nvei.tmenl at OF .\IAHKt:T \'ALU t: Newl> decorated 5 bdrm 't5Z3 c ·aw111t15J\.. fn , ________ .. S275,000 Rae Kodgers EXCITING ('05ta 2 M!'i.a all for "-f· ~ C len. Lowest '""'"' »a: "VINE a..ny Ull• 11~ h31 1266 801 ChH Dr e e .......... ''-117 .. "·1"""' •. ..., ~ __.~ c. bdrm 10 N ho ...,.., vvv "'° ""' ru.v •lnuned Purl'hetl>" ........... .. . 3 ba. 3 car ew custo m l'lll'~ Open H~e Fri + Sul ' WALK TO l'AHK i...itc~ nt."W . i.pat lOUlt 3H( Lw.h IJ n<hcap1n.:. dr sira blc n<·n!hlfor ood llt'ar ~· hoob & ... hnpp1ni: • ·tiuUS4:, lease. __::;;.. __ 4W· ~~·~-~==~7il On WLF COURSE 2 .l!h'~ gara1e. Ownr /ARt led 1041 bt!tund iron gales,.. :.in 1·5 Rae Rocige.u.. S..C:Wlw '-9tl'"A-IL ·~WA.elltbcn.f""cJ}-S30S.OC>Cl Call 644·6125 •••••••••••••••••• ... •• .. c.x_cl.L&..1>1v.e. New port 631.1266 l.<l\'<•1}1flihl)upRraded VA •Pmal1·Part} Aft. 6PM-Ueach add re:.:. 1 "2 males \.'1Ua West Home. 20x60. PLACE !1711 042:'! SI 64,900!! to Westl'hff shoppin~. Laguna Hills n1t'csl 5 ltefttah 1-Sly 3 Btt. CMm rm. near lnmc Ave & Santa ilar park . corner lot ,.~0.,., ... .,. ......... SH H c1--f-1 ., b ed ood L . A. ~~ ~ ...................... . ~-.. A ..,..DA • .,..,, a, spa. r w Isabel fo'rom $265.000 HEAL TORS w1wrge patio area n1r f-to.es Fumistt.d Thia home has eve r deck. brklsl. bar Shake Open uam Lo 6pm dail) cond o n I) S27 . SOO 10,... TI11:10 ... M.I >1.hin&' Ada ms Model. roof Totally uparaded! or b) appl &q-8281 or ---------• tJ K.5029 1 • .•...•........•.••.••.• 1---------1 lcAoa ,.,UMUla 3107 with llled roof. pools, ~1 1S.5JON HEAL TY ~-~14 • Mewporl Terrou sandy beac:h & your own 494·0731 IALCOHY IRl~e-!'\cwl) uµgr:idcd bac~ yar~. too 4 Bdrms .. _ OCEANJo'RONT BAY VIEW cp1 & drp:.. 1!171 20x40 ranuly Wlth Crplc, & a N d I 1-.xdui.i\l' P t'ntn,ulJ Sk)llne. llghl int Walk great asi1umablc loa n e w mo u a r l y pt' DOVERSHORES 10 closl't:,. 2Br. llfa . .. homes pvt comm l 2 l'OUlt 4 txirm. 3 bah1. 0<' .. 75.000. · uni ) · Light: airy. \'le'". pro-}OW1.g adulli. ""elcome Redhill ~Realty 1; I: { I: ~1111 bchs, 24 hr set'unty, sub-ress1onally dN·orated 4 cupK'Ci 001> "''2 monttu. 1Jl:l!60J1 lt.ottlng OK (714 > 499·3816 Bdrm. J. Ba horm-with Larl(e a:.:.'umablc loan + c• ""'SSIC o"nt.•r "111 carr) :'lie" -pool and i,µa CrcJllH! lOO!>lruct1on l'.:ai.\ to MOllLE HOME financing a\·atlabl\> ,ho". S385.ooo o~ner SALES I ST CLASS 5"5.000 anx.ious Want:. offer' 2'7061 larbor. Ste 206 ,\ 540.5937 So. LocmtO Ida ~~~~~~~~~~I J8rCoodo.1ocaled in ex- GUINnHZlr. By owner. Sl00.700 751-0425. SS1-43SS, Bob HARBOR RIDGE 2 Br 2 Ba decorator':, own home with a fantaslH: \lew overlook1n~ rc- sen<>1r untJ e1h lights Sl6.>.Wl Redh1ll~~Re3lt.y I ii:~. 7;~111 1 E SIDE ('~1 12 L'nits &">71.lm 4!5'; dwn .~·. t )r:mdat!l j. ll::!xGr 1 Ju .i µroJ 1 l.<tnd v.orth U\ t'r $400 ()(Al ~hk' tor Jim \ alcnt1nt J ).!l ~:: lJJI,() .....••.•....•...•..... 2 Br. I &. frpL •I Br I Ba _ut!!>l coll Winter S600. ) rl~ $650 /\\ail ~ bi!>-ibl!S 3122 ··•···•················ Sli001mo Abua\ail·4lir. ;!J~ . ..,,,~ "n~J. •1milJr leatun·-. S62:i mo HU kRY ' SH 11122 or ~ !lfl.W tlir.S'iOOm11 :.i•~l3J '.!l'ar go.r ram rm. 2 .... Ly. wlk l•• u11"'JO lh. Frµlc lg \d kid<. J!j'cat, no J>et~ :!f"rll I 8rl"'fll,t111W I .n ~ j :Jj(7 •WALK TO IEACH • 3242 ba (.'Ondo. Near be<ich. Lease $S2S mo 493 53.12 lirand new 3 Br. 2ba. #\ 'LaJcepark. i\llcro wa ve. hll1n-. .. Gar dr o pnr. fr pk, ' (;, iA:JSe $5IJO mo Work K38 7222. t'\t' wkrtd t;.13 2:WS 3269 .......•.••...•.......• NO n . EI A pl & Conrlo rentah Villi! Rental:. 1>15-4912 Ukr -----~ HAY FRONT VIEW :' So•rurt t), prc.!>l 1gc-; 11n\'a1 ' ~ Bdrm. 2ba Pool $1.:JX) mo ~ rly. LlDO ISLE 1\C\41~ de<"orutccJ 2 Bdrm .. ~ int1•rt..,lm1.f dt'nlf' Sll7:1 · (),'\ WATt;R • EXCEPTIONAL!". cllisi\e ocnside complex olTablerock. New lovely plush apricot colored carpeting ~ew open weave d raperies. Owner tul5 tnSlalled ~learn balh in shower. Ground-111 eludes putting ~reen . hU1te pool, pvt bch en· tran ce, l ndry m11 l , gar age, etc. Other amerut1es Loo numerous to mention. Offered at a o 111credlbly low pnce or 5160.000. Not leased land. A.c;wc. fees are $162.86 per mo Th.ls includes all property taxes -t tot.al maintenance. Owner has UDOISUMD :'ltewl} decorated 4 Bdrm J llJ on Fee i.1mple land. vacant & read} Cor 101 mediate move.in w ith t'n·at1ve f 1nanc 1n g available $389,500 l,iACK BAY 'v lEW JOOOsq ft, by Ow~r SJS0.000 642·9769 OCEAN IREEZES l:)JjO) the bt.•aut~ or th(' Pat'1f1t· from lh1i. lo\ rl> 2 Bdrm mobile home 10 North Laguna. ~l :my C'( tra:. 1nl'ludc. du ublt- carport, 2 1>lora11c :.ht-di.. plus h c arp'-'li.. lHlQ $12,500. Cost.1 'h•'>o lo<' J t 111n :i lktrm 2 I~ """ n1·r "'111 ('JIT\ Jt 10 · hir I \t JI• S>.i 1•xi do'" n Fu 11· pn11 Si!OC>,I..()() \ eJrh ln<'"fl'li' SlO QOi.MJ T-t'n~nt~ JIJ) uultt11·' ~ u..fw-N.tteid ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sp•\-\.ttulJr \1c.·w ,,r Corona~ Mer 3212 .,.att'r l t.iJrm dt:n. 2 •, L.in:e Jnd beauufull~ de· •·urJll'<i 2 Bdrm-tdeo . PanorJm1t· view. S.·cun. I) entry court) ard wnh luunlam. Bo<1l slip ot\fJtl lor 4 1J·.70· boat S22501mo. .. 4 Br + den + l'. R + S PA 10 ·"Univ. Park's Deane Homes... Lush parj(-ltke setting Hu~e master suile w/b11lcony $229.000. FAMOUSHEWPORT A PREHIGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• bd Tu,..nhow.c. pool, J;Jt·. Coron..i JJi ohJ.inds 1 Hr ~aw\a l1•nn1' <'OU~. l \r .. old ~o .be.lb LJurt.lo IAC:~~~~.:.ISH '-+-I HOME~ 3b.t. l ~ t: ti"• In ll ti rt"• l 50:2 b'720 farrul> home ·An·~, to _ -----WATIRIRO~ HOM~ .. ~ PENINSULA CHARM Real 1-:StJle ln\e ... 11?\('nt... P'"l bch. t1200 mo Alt! 1,...,.. 3244 AEALEST"A~• 631·1~ 559-11888 Pool,HotTub.VoUeyball 121.1N COASTHWY :ntJW L'o:.:.tH"~ :"H lAS 22!>1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex. completely re- f\.lrbtshed. one block lO beach. You own the la nd Great hnancang. $205.000 Court, 4 bdrm. + ~laid~ L,.\GUNA Bt:ACfl 64>6646 ---I. Fo.nt~lll Oi i·.in V1<·w i.! bdrm 1 b" 1·11ndo. S9300 d n. s7as mo. 2 tax 'problems & must Br/den condo. air . ~d cJoseescrowbyS..1-80.0 r property v.111 be removed room Price reduction 497-4848 _ _ _ Cl~~-Su~da~ I wt r \ u JI II ·11 1 l>t.'.aut dtrnra~ed "!'pr ,, 1 " " rm llll:.-., ~ mu H••f., rt"l . -. Sl99,000 Bnng creatne ----------i 12 t,;'.'\ITS Pool co,t.1 olfcr. ~IOBILE HO M 1-; trplL hui:.-)d 1-ra nch .'\u 1,..h ·1 ,; .l.!1111 •>1 dollH~ $12511 m o l'rl'f li'i3 .u l'I :Ji' boat 'lhll posh. JBr. y rd, gas k1l. Own r from m11rkcl Please 5S2 11Z7 ~ Tlrrra del Sol ttealtor REPOSSESSION ~1l'S;i $.Wl,()JO 10'' int lleddJ Ma rosi 648-1044 ::>'JJ ouo d 14 n 0 ~ n l r ~ L"' 11pt10n EH:! llbl~ <\ t.l-t !<.':!:! J ll :'.i1•rn ---------I ~~ owne.:_:_l ~14 1 '.""<1'\ S~e~ SPICIALSTODAY lloOll .. Hih 1050 ~V Le S.'l,000 dwn. 24ll5:!. 1n ~ll:Fi771 a''e rnc_i._s_a_tc'-' _ l.lrange 11.-q1111;i 1 l JIJ · --------b .1 ll tOI:! ·1 UH ..1 \ J ti Ju I ' I S!J'JJ rn• 2 Br char mer. COZ.) den. cul-de·sac loc Dick A Rancho San Joaqwn 2 br Carlos · Beauty . Pat A C.Ollege Park. $129,!IOO. 4 b r , s quea k y c l n ~lanAnn. Pnce r~uced s7.boo. 2 hutart.et'home -U!tl1e ..••••••............... 759-9221 LARGI:: AS SU M AULE t~~~~~~~~~ LOAN?? I~ BeautHuJ Aliso P lace ls t he setting ror t h is spacious home with 2 fireplaces. ::.eparalc tub, cathedral celhngs plus breakfast nook . Like nt"W $178.500 . LINGO Rl:;AL ESTATE 495·172<> TUDOR TWMHME Soanng \auJted ce1hng$. 2 Hr + den. S106,000. As· sumable loan m Newport Beach Call Tim Rhone. 631 1266 TortoiH ill ui111 umt.J,, <OO\t'r.,11J11 JASMJHECllEB Mobi .. Hotwti llml U(h ~IJn n.rH,JI Su p e rb l oca t io n -972.842 1 !::s tale J ui· Hil l') excellent cond 1lloo . 21 __________ 1 _!!!8-_1.51_1 o_r ~I ~s1 __ Hd rm and dl'n . 2 -------- r1replaces. open beams ~for s.a. 1200 t\ttrat·t1ve ai.sumable ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft.nancang. i278.500. ~rr SllAST A SISK! YOl' BARRETT area. ~our own ".:O.orth RE.ALTY REGISTH 40.. )1101 ranch ha:. !>J>CCtJ CUlotr \ ICV.'> ~ -642-5200 seC'IOHOn on "h"k h to ij t:n'lb Grt:dl OrJng1: Cuunl} rtnta l arl'et ~pJrate meters A!> :.wne lo1o1t mlcre:.l loan Onl) ~1500 ()avid 8uW'kt: Healwr ~tC?.150 itj()~. CostoMeso 3224 . •......•....•..••..... •.! Br Condo. nr ~. ('<;I l'laz..t, J><JOI & i.p.. ).".410 I\ H JH' l '> i S l I> I lo t, i:il Q:!l I ••:I llr '.! b .. Condo nr :-. ( :.t f'IJza p._.,1 'PJ < ...... A II.Gil-~ 1052 Redhill ""t>.,., 'Realty' ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS ro· t.o beach. Ir~ 7 rm. 2 sl) home on I< 2 90' lot. bwldable SJJ5K 7101 ~a!ohore. 645_·84_10 __ , ........ .,..,... raise food. horse' cov.s. i.hecp. kids o r j!rnntt kids Be wlr ... urr.nent' <;all Pal ~lurd0<·h. <.: O IOUMITS :-Jnl t:..... ... L,1tk , l' \I ltH l~H·h unit:. .3 r ' ultJ >..Int 1 uod 111 11!1: & 11ul ~lust Mt.' !l~1tl'r \i.;1·111 ~ ~f'JlO "r .i:'I :!'.Jli4• pil 's~s ; .. 1 "'"., ;:xi (CJj fw 5aN /LeaM 552·-7500 Beaut new home in planned unit develop· ment. 2 Br & den. 2 rull THEILUFFS Dramatic 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. formal din r m townhome · t:le~ant" tl68.500 C.:Omplt:lely returb1::.ht'd. one blcx:k lo beach You own the land (;r eal \'~la.<. L nh m1tl-d Hit} 711 7•i0 :J35'1 rmancm~ ~.WO ICOl'ltftWrciol :J Br l I .1 • c .;r ;:Jr.ii,:, 'duJt, •Kll\ ;.'1~'4 t .tO\nn : Ii I >n q • I.I\ ~ ... 'u 1110 t"4' -;(lf.f * TEIMS! TERMS! Owner will carry back up to $45,000. ASSUME Isl TD a t 8~' ;.. All this & 10 W OODBR I DGE ESTATES. 2 Br & den townhome. JeHerson Model·Sl.47,000 •WOOIMDliE Also tn fabulous WOOD· BRIDGE ESTATE S nus one a dramallcally upgraded Lincoln Model 3 Br 2 fireplaces. roun· l&n in rear yard & so nu:b more. SlM.500. \\bod bridge Realrg bai>, 3 ,., mi's to bch in Lag. N1g Sale pr1 ce $14.5,000 or lease for S'iOO rm (714) 971 7460 Pnnl Only. CATA.UNA SUNSETS Pnvate beach commum- l) 3 bdrm 217 ba. cu.stom home. l'r0Ce!.s1onally landscaped aod choorfuJ. b deeorated Large as· sumable loan SSH.500 400-":'° HHJ-14~ 49&-~ lJ 83().5050 3 bdrm . 211 ba. patio home 2 years old . HASTINGS &CO &l0.55f>O 2 Ir. Nwpt HtiQhts, hot tub Agt 848 5585 Harbor Rldci-View 3 Br + lort. beaut night lite & mount. view Guard ~ate commun Sl80K Asi.um<· Very mouvall'<I bnn~ offer. Patnck Tenore 631·1266. RE1MAX Creative ter ms avall.1•--llli•----• Low down payme nt 1· Sl.33.900. Darlyne Agent 001·1161or494·3672 759-9221 ,., opearty ! 6 00 .•...•.•.•............. *oaAHGE COUMTY • ;\t"W llhuppm~ <'l'Oter tor s J I c 0 ~ n ~· r 111 ;i ' t-ooperak on I H ~ 10 3j t.qwty $1,000.000 i\J..'t 1U 833 2801 ------1rs TRUE! Cott do M i ft I llM I /T 0 \If It-* $9,600 RUA TE houMt for .ok 1700 •MO ....:>. PAYM"TS ••••••••••••••••••••••• F0tt I YR. HEWL Y Just S39.000 dwn & oo COMPU:TED qualifying whalsCX'\ er Gor11eous 2 & 3 Bdrm 3Br. 21' Ba Condo l.000 CondolS Nine ~ft to :.ell sq Cl HU RRY before 1t'11 Qual1t} w 1th1n >our t.oo late Offe r good until budgt--t. Open hoWle datl> June 20. 6 4 2·6911 1. t.., 64.S4462. I l.211 Flower Sl GG * IEST * 4-Plu Sl39,900 Gr\. .. t 111• .1t1•1r> .. ntl 111 <''~ Four ouw t" droont uni!'. "1th i.:.irJ;.•' Owtwr .... 11 <.1•11 on t on Lrat1 .\.:t ~. 21>1:.0 fol l 'nit-.. $:! tfl 000 \Int cood. i:ood lo~:atmo lo\tlh room l.u bwltl ~·ll1·r ""'II ht•lp llnJ Ol't' .l1Hl'l Y.altu> \)..'t I.JI 1:.-.;t; Bl 11.Dl-..ll~ Spac1ou:. H 2 lot 111 C ~I °'4'l'l('r .... I JI JOIOt \\'Ol urt• or tradl' S89 !150 Jo\ c1. Wall.IA:'. bJl 12ti6 l'nn-.. ...... ,1,11!1 llo\flh •• LI.kt• rww :!Hr :: H., ..! k"'t>I ~ mu t>--1.! •~~''' Ssso 3 l•lrni 2 t.04 t'nd...d jl.ira!lt' 1 ;i rd "'.1 •h 11 n hook up. :.II t,Jt 10' lmfl'.ll•d ()( <'UPJOI \ 1 ...,1 :'\li:nt ~:!·lbO:I HRA.'D :-JEW CllNflO J lldrm. J UJ I pit al t.1<hed double• 1itar,1~<' ~ ~r Al ros-. r ro111 pool and 'Pa $700 me• Wll 1"11:. \lillt•r 6":! 5200 2 bdrm I ba . R•trJj.!1' $4 15 No p;·!!o .\\ail 7 5 .!:!OM B Placenl1d ~ j"'_gJ 551·3000 ,...Vleio 1067 02t~rranf'• P\i•y.lr~lnf' •••t1••••••••••••••••••• PRiSTl~E MJHDB> Your chance oC a bfctune foe such an Ideal location on qtuet end o( Lido. 4 Bdrm home oo super wide lot. A fa b ulous bargain! $495.000. Of OCEAHAOHT Balboa ·Pen1n Pt. 5 Bdrm, 4 bath famll~ home Dramatic spiral slalrway to top de<-k f•>r Ul\SIJJlla~ private sun baUuna + ma1n1flcent view and owner w ill LE~IAR Rily S46 TI82 Agt 54~9910. 5.»-6355 GHAT 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 lll'. 2• 1 ba new t·ondo. 2 c.1r 11arage w opnr. r rµlc min ov. a \l S"25 rn1 For mo re· info t ;i 11 ~'1 968-4456 or 962 <>19h **Ill THE LAIE Oneot lnine's m 06t pre- stleious res id ences W OO DBRID GE C ROSSING'S la rgest .rmdel. The "Easton... 2 blks lo stio pp1n1 & cinema. Call for your peqooaJ wpectlon. '\\bodbrldge Realt9 551·3000 nu Ptl•1.lolH TBNSAHYOMI?? 38r, 2Ba, 2-story W/lot, lrg. enouih for your own court. C...n be you.rs for only S1 1.9,900. Redhill d-~!k.1lty I ;·,:: ·;: ;1 II I V I r IJl8.nCe. Aslume 8l\o• .A. oao. HOLLIS WOOD u-a. comer lot. Room to I~~!!~!!~!!~~ ASSUM.UU LOAM 2 lldnn C'Ol'ldo. excellent locattOn nr rrwy & .,hop Jlllli Hurn un t.his ont>. STS.500 l..l'mar Heall} f.46.7782 Agl 549-8810. ~·2917 expand. RV access. 38r, ...._. 67M676 28a frplc landscaped BIG CANYON home for ~i.w,,....., 2000 feoee. sprt'nk&ers. ~lie; sale by owner. 3500 sq. ft 4 BR Mont.ego H v .Hms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtU hdp finance. Full Deau v tlle o n I arge by owner. Oeugner d~- price : Sl05.000. pr'ivate comer lot with corated Country French. HAYLOFT Ans view. 46' pool w/sauna. $229,000 Hl&h ysuma- AH Umt $44,lSO. 9"7% doi run 4' dramatic en· bit.> 760-0241 COSTA MISA .......... ........___ • __ .. ,_ '""' f t".. s •·b lll ___ __:.. ______ • 24 un1t1 6 )'ears ne w. ........ n""" ,........,, con· . ""'~ ea "''"' pan... e t-n. m+e 1-6 Owner wUI carry lots or do. 2+1 newly painted. t h r o u i b o u t . ___ _,, v1 Bwld1ng for rent, Sa Clemente. ~1 ·1 J rca. ~l--0610 Lah fOf' ScM 2200 •CHILD WElCOM~ •••••••••••• • ••••••• ••• E.ast.s1dc. 2 bdrm . n\.·W l\lon'o Bay-0eean \ u lot..' dttorator carpeb. fn•!oh from $2990 , wal k l pu1nt. fen c<'d )ard. beach . t erms avail µ.rage.NODOGS.water 061-3421 paid. ~00 mo t S!ISO lfVHl.Y HIUS :~1 li8 E Wilson. nred of lookinit for a homemthe Beverl)llllls Nice and c lean 3 BR ~.,Build your own on home. n r w carpets & Uus exceptional view lot paint S4SO mo Call In Doheny Estates. M&SllllO ask ror r a m or Owou will finance . De\'e Carpeta, drapes . F\&ll Professionally det'orat· ••••••••••••••••••••••• pa per! a:; x c e 11 e n l Turtle Rock Hl1blands price: .-s.ooo. Seller will ed. Owner will arTange UNUSUAL depreciation beoelit- 68R. 38A. et.wart vlew. carry. S.J. rmanclng II n~ed. Call OPPORnJNJTY wtth lmproveme ots at SMS.000. --------- ....... V ..... l.L Eas tS1de 2bd~tn. l ba. Nen to ~It, peol. LACARRE REALTY 7)4.75-191.3. Or 640-1.963 O.tom3bdrm. on nearly 84% ol value. Sf.150,000 SSH,000. By •PP· J.NC. rorappolntment l acre. cklle to beach. '152·19'l0 f1· I 7' I enclo&ed .>Ni + p/patlo. pr. 1st & last + s~. $4.50 No pets 646-3704 . ...._ TT<MMIN • S39S,OOO. Ownert agt IMllml ..... DeMf't, ._..__. tM2 ............. 1012 ~llACH _498-_02:57_. ----' '-\II &IL· -~•••••••••~~!! LARGE quality home. -....-......,,.... • .......... 2 Br home. close to 4bdrm.2\...,ba.,h in .. iy up·· TVA ·--------II club ho"-te area. 3br. •··~··•••••••• •••••• _ .... •••••!•••••••• be9ch. loned R 2 Owner ..,.. Ill ' · iraded ne w carpet 6 DI •CE lllfta 1 IE.A.SI ~~\b•'. fa m r m , June :~c~rr}'. •,?;·900· paint.' ocean view r-~ ...... _."""2 -..~ 2 .. _ ... -..uQ< l '4&·393'7 -~-Wlttn. vl·l288 '135,000. Owner wi ll PIOflllTm• iww --.,..._, carry ut 10~"-· No loan l"'-Tll:.M,.M.t home. lll11lon L akes 1.Br. t.ra. yard. 1 small i It ._,.-Country Club. Golf. doc. ok. $425/mo. See at. ees. V ·A.. • v • · Prine. 1 "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I t.c:m&a· pool Be autlf ully ;t E. 22nd St. C. M. REALTORS onb. 511-<ml. °" l4CMSll01: landacaped. no matn.1.....1-0L--.;;_;_..;.;._..;...:.:....;.._ __ --------~--• exua. 6DILUXllH'IS ~yard.. LOVELY Catm.3br.2 ba s.MAM IOIO PiUMEEA.S"TSIDE.OI -.c1ubbcMIHRd. home w /hu,e country USI THI ....................... 2Bd.mutadl. o.ertlf«~~np kitchen. Oak cabinet.. DAILY PILOT 162.toO. THESTARNF.SCO. mm. frplc • BBQ. wau1.ln ..,AST ~t'l•"-&.o.l 171-1711 pantry. beam cellin11 Tak• over the low ln· M1 ... 1oa. Hlll1 Country &bniout fl uaed brick llSULT" tert1t loan oo this What'1VourTrade't Chlb.Jlw.3ba.up1ndect .,..a.loln:':;Mt·.SU.fno SM.VICI charlbln• 2 bedroom J2 17 per Oay u...ct. Lu.xurt coodo. ,..-am.-....· _;...;...; ___ _ DlllCTOIY condo. DiD1q area. mlAl That'• UtU.to pa)' Oii ,,,U eourM. SUl.000 ,..., JJH For Ret1ult b 11 D d •• , cu 1 t 0 m for ao ad ln ll't Dally flrat I T /I t;;. Vah•• .... , ••••••••••••••• wallp~er: "country ~ Scrvll'e· Dtrectory -.ooo. Want to MU or WH'YP~Y llMT1 Service Call vU1a1t • atmo1_pbere. t.hal can ~l1bh1h )OUr U.S. for «1Ylly l.n Npt. You ea bely my bon:lll 642-1671 Tuatfa 1cbooJ1. 8.KR. profeatloaal ldeollty. Bcb. bome w/vlew • fOf' lite aame monthly -iu O.U•&m For more lnform•Uon' yard. Oou1lu Hoa11. 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Adults only. Near Shop· cut hv1na expenses I PrirDl' l\.ewport Beach reaaonasootobl2e7raoot.es~. Ft. UDUCED SI 5,000 Yearl.Y S bdrm familv fUlly furn. l BR. offace 2 Bdrms, I bath apt 1..Dvely all adult. no pets. ping Center Mt 6pm Professionally s ine e •~ N O C rt Now is the tiroe lO Rel in· rm. 2 ba. house Ver; (or 2nd Bdrm1 1 Ba. adlt Adults.Gas paid 1.2&3 Br apts 6200 Ed· wkdys . 962·7520 o r l!m . R:m.:C~r rft~u!i:con MESA VERDE R tobunness for }OUrsdf! close t o the beach condo Sunny deck 00 64.2·5073 inger,h.b.846-0619. wtnds HOUSIM.Ans rerence rm. Janitor PLAZA SHrin& mfg co with fan· Broker6?S-4Sl2. stream, Carport. tennis , 8d 2 b bl 832_4134 l>erv .. ullls . 100 free ~Mesa Verde E.C M. ldSllc polenllal 11> yours ()DOI, AC. $SSO mo yrl)' 3 rm. a . tins MAJUtB'SWAU Roomforreotinnewcon 54"' "'121 for S3S,OOO w11h Just '"".cc<> ., .. 0 Gar/laund. $500/mo. 182 do w ...... c op 1 es & .m o re -Twc>story, 3 Bdrm +den. l<>C" .AKo....... w. Walson. 548-5186 Li 2 & 3 br apts from Ou.mg person or Al'PLY HO CHARGE Set'reuuial s~n avall --. lal 15-20% down. No pre· . •-le--L 17 .. 1111 ----------i S450· Frplc, large )d. lll Ud enl Kit c h ••HOWIE•• LiiorOoug&_lS41l .-...... vious business exp 3 Ba, 2 frplcs. 1 10 m slr --.,--uoon -Spa 1 F 1 bd put.lo, gar. nr Huntington privileges S185tm o __. 4475 ncs:essary. Owoet wall bdrm. dbl garage. 2 bl ks ••••••••••••••••••••••• c ous am1 y J ~m Harbour. children OK ~3344. IReltta.s Roomal Shanmanl! ~orrvY1ceou e<:dM DELUXE SL JTl:;S. •••••••••••••••••••••• ' train & rina,nce C'Om· to ocean. on the canal. LAGUNA BEACH MTR 2 ba. S37S Playgr & 16662 Jib Circle. apt l. ~ Prom S295 Air l'ond . FOi LEASE pletdy Cati 714-964·~ lrg deck over looking INN. Maid serv .. colo.,,~...:...pool __ 646_' _._1_.w;___ lMO-QI07 S.-.rl..td1 4200 953-05797days95l-039S Harbor Blvd store or of. water . Yr l y l e a sc 1V. heated pool. 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Jat female ~+ p.,..'t hon>1: 7So20 S t' industnal park 50'; rt.'lurn Short ll•rm S485 t m o 55 1 5192 Cd.\1.640 1110 A\.'atl 71 .'5()~ ft forS425pc.>r mo 1n1ta, .. 1l for 1mnwd oe &-l!weeit:,.Call 73!14420 AM 1wknds. iJO 0123 ---.lOOl l{Jrt'h Sl :\ B ,\.:em ('UpaOC) lncb·Office.& ---- BAY &OCEA='i VIEW Jbdrm. 2ba. lrnne Ter rot-e home with frplc & pello. Sl300 675-1541 Bluff~ condoJ BR. $6()() mo 760 1573 Larie. luxunou~. adult apt Yt'arl) S650 m u Agt. 67~li0 ---------2bdrm Ne~port Beach BROADMOOR John SEA VIEW ~before Spm 4 bdrm 3 ba 2 flreplacei.. wel bar . .,...J"=..."!L~ micro-wave. Guarded .,.,._~ . I & . Sl300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s:iate. poo tennis lcAoo lalcMd 3806 rm 644-5403. 631 3444 ••••••• •••• · •• ••. • •• ••. • Wateriront deluxe 3Br 28a upper G ara·ge r efr1g. fr plc Y rly Adult s. o o pet s S l OOO mo 646·i2 13 673-71411 3280 Bayfront Little Isl. Boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• sup. 2 hdrm. 3 s tory, No. SA spac1ow; 2 !Ir firepl<ice $2500/mo Yri> T udor. o R . Frpl. lease 675 3067. ~fast nook. dbl gar, lal»Oo PeeiftMla 3107 ruce area. $575. ~-6954 ••••••••••••••••••••••• evesJwknds 3284 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT 3200 sq rt home. 1 yr lse. Pvt community ners req. S1600/mo. (2 13) 592-21<17 Beautiful ocean view 2bdrm house. lease 499-1632 4 Br. 2 Ba. very lg, all on I floor. beautiful ne~ dl.x decor . frp lc, pvt . nr beach & bay Avail now Otildren OK. S925 mo. 1012 West Balboa Jcfl ~- BAY FRONT Jbdrm. 2ba. d ~. com pactor. fng. gas BBQ. frpk. gar dr opener. ~ dks. fantastic view. $97~ Lease 67J.. 7S38 lbdrm add-0n. stove. fnR. ~~~~~.~.·.~ uti1 incl. Nr shops & bch. Split· level custo m, 2 $485499-5259 bdrm, 2~ ba .. man) xtras, ocean view. 3425 ganlcn ~/mo. 661·2871 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdys, ext 67 Al 2 resp gu~s /l(ab 22·32 > r. !>41 5032 ~-arebouse spacP <:rpt.:., St.SO+ UUI. ll>l IJSl !'/pt d.rpf., wet bJ I Mo. FREE Ill.I( info t·aJI 642-4463 M I-' $36.5 <.:all 64!>-5877 be. 675-8369 eve~ •CLEAN & con• ....,._leoch 1 38"8 Easts1de I bdrm new de· •••••••••• •• • • • • • • •• •• • rorat.or carpels, drapes. Oceanfront 3 Br, 3 ba walk an clo5et. Pnvate Ha&h nae. Pool.f>ecurit) bal con~' In dry rac .. I.Mor rent. 494·t754 carport. pool. NO CATS OR DOGS. Gas & water pa.1d Open Sat. 11-4 S375 per mo \$825 move anl Oceanfront 1 bdrm. S450 per mo. Acrosi. from Hel51er Prk. 675 3067 115 t: l8th !;t 1 btwn ttoport IHdt 1169 Oran iie & Newport I ••••••••••••••••••••••• UUO ISLE b} w~ k or ITOnt~ 4 br, 2 ba Walk tu beach. club & tenn1~ 67s-6161 IAYFltOMT 3 &inns. 2 balhl> l'ewl) redecorated Sand \ beach. A ,·a1J hl 2 ~ k!t ol Jul)~~l4 9~~- Golf C'our se apt !-.an <..:lemenle v. alJ< lo brh h .fUUS. ocean \'1e~ U~ ~altbpm --- NYr BCH. Lady lo shT 2 Br 2 Ba apt w /same Overlook.mg pool. Jal· . t e n ni s Util inc l $285 mo s.'8 0 IOI\ Prof male lu !>hr 2Rr 28a apt SJlj() mo Ocm 1c"' non-smoker 675 3329 Hewporl C...ter i~_to_J_:l>_._s_·a_t 10.2 __ Presti~ Exe<· 'Wit' l ncld~ ~t.'c ser ,1cc~. l"K'J>l phone an.'~ en n ~ undt>rgfnd prkng tdt.'' & a.ntJque decor. 1.:ooJ rm &44 7180. A.ak for John or Jane. <>LUGE COAST RHANCIAL Cltltl:a LAW OFTICt:.'> \1e!>a \ erde (;oil <.:oun.e Pr1ml' N..-~ port ' l\h•"l a ~., Park Quaht} olhce & "'..i{.e~e ~pat·e for le.t~e Ca rpe l'>. drapes • wet bar 1380-1870 sq . fl unalS available oow 6'U·4463 M t' 7 JO. 3 30. Sat 10-2 l&Al -.q rt bwldtn~. 10.000 :.q ft outMde St.oral(t' preferred or h!?hl tra ffli· are a mdlNT) S46 J.l29 :.7 bdrm. 2 ba. apt PAii IEwPORT Encl garage, balcony COUMTIY CLUI Fu rn or unr roo m ~. ~-walk to beach Wk.I) or monlhl) For m lo call i l4· 7i5·0239. llB. Ir.ma Pt area Crt' of <.Ast.a Me5a -----------Yo ung fe m to ~hare 2 beaiiurul n~ .. om~ SHOP SPACES ' a u I t e d l' e 1 I 1 n g s . UVIMG fireplace lmml•d or· Singles. 1&2 bedroom l'Upan<') TSL M ana2c· aptS, & townhouses ~=~·r':!h r~, ~~1:0~l2.:~,r i;,l;._ ~t:C~":,11:,~~ + \,) ut1 I 96!!--034 J 957 1414 I -----Fenred yard Approx ~nt. 642 1003 From S409 644 1900 VERSAJLLES. Newport Share 1'<1 rk Newport Beach. 2 BR 2 Ba. '1ew 2bdrm.. 2ba. apl Pool 3 bdrm. 2 "2 ba hrt<place $525. 41k".2Ba,verylg.allonl Pool, sauna. e xe rcise tennis. l>p a $2~HI floor, beautiful new dlx room. und e rground 700'.1882 Cal15S6·7490 decor. [rplc, p vt. nr partung. secunty gates ,.-_-:\".., _______ _ beach &~y. Avail now. Full)' furmahed. r.ooo -~ 4350 Large 3 bdrm 2 ba. encl Ouldr OK oH>'>< -.....- N en . ~ mo. ,. ... 646-325.5 patio· &c garage . ear lOU West Balboa J eff ,_. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 t: C No pets. $4SO. "T»3777 3bdrm Laauna Beach Storage garages. on _75_1·_3Slti __ . _____ -i ----------1 home 2 blU tu beach Balboa P erun. or Fun Versailles Penthouse. June28-July 'r1 Sl200 + Zone 11 0 1 ,~20 \,·1 Huge new Duplu 2 bdrm. ocean view. 2 bdrm. 2 deposit July l9-2S $400 + 67J.:5U.673..J930 2'-'.i ba . frplc, fenced ba .. fireplace. Fu II deposit 494-0255 yard Dbl g ar $53:> secunty & amenities 673-6336.642 9666 SSOO pe r mo Wkdys 4400 3 bdrm. 2 ba. in brand new 544-0614, Wknds &. ~ves Tn Plex. Spacious apt.. 9155-1120 lrg pvt yard. frplc. ~7S. Near downtown. 646-6816 Li 81& Bear Cabin Ideal •••••••••••• ••••••••••• locauoo for hs hang .. hlk lor2 Rm swles. lZSsq ft UlK or JUSt get.ting awa). & up from $75 i79 W 19th Wknd or wkly rates St, call Tom 540 Z200 **• •Nr Hoag, 2 BR 2 Ba. avail. (714 )545-6916 adlls. no pelii . S4SO .• ,----------Medical & Professional 6313888: ~ offices Reasonable rent or 548-2408. Nice 2 Br. fenced ) ard. g arage. $395 /mo . 900-5043, 1-630-00SO Bl& Canyon 2 bdrm. 2 ba oo Golf Course, pools. tennis. $795/mo Call S!il· 1611 days. 760· 1197 eves&wkods Costa Mesa 548 2103 WESTCLIFF BLDG NEW POR: BEACH . ... ,,.... . . . . ........ t l(()U. CENTER 1matd) 5 acres for rent NEWPORT Ne--.i.r Harbor & Bakllr Degant ext'C'ulJvt" SI.Ille'> Allor part ~9 8181 in pre:sllge loc I ndds lllellfclll Wmhd 4600 sec.-retanal ser vices. rt• cept1on1 .. t. telephone ans..-enn1t & more Tll E ltEADQUAHTER S COMPANIES A pro fessKJD4J en\ 1ronmenl 714/85l~l PRIMI:: COSTA MESA location S tore /of flee busU)eSS. 580 sq ft , newly derorated Qu.aC'k po,sess100 Harbor Baker Center 3011 3023 Harbor Blvd Agl ~ 1366 •EXECUTIVE• •<>FACES• Woodbndge· MW l""unous ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wam.ed in Cot; ta ~j esa or ln'IDl' are.a. 2 or 3 BR. house prefe r r ~d 3 Adu.1U Xln l ref er-en ces 673 -5701 Eves & wieKends I . I .. """'"' I ~ ....................... ......... 0,prorl..;ty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAA ol area o'wner mlllt sell take out sandwich shop. Cd hours. 9-~ Moo lhru Fri No exp necessary One person or upand business with sandwich route. 27402 Camano Capis trano . Lqum Naauel. 646-8883 MoMy to loalt 5 025 ....................... {NEED {MONEY • CltlDrtHO ra<>ILEM 2-l&lrdTD~ 971-653 ~ .. 'q&-Arranged by Coast.._ Lo.ti c~) HOMEOWNERS O.DCIJA8Droilal ~ ~our eqwt) for bills, home additions. vaca- txms. etc. Any amount. any reas-00 Credit or Job not necessa.rY. Compare our costs 24 hrs . & weSeod.."I. 146-55'7. 116-7041 llEED llE? WUortg•gt1 ToSSO, 00 OrMorJ. Call your Flnant1al Consultant al Aetna Finance Secured by a combo Real Is personal prop J(ERRY ANDERSON (213) 921--0300 3 Br. 2 ba. d /wash, pool. Corona cW Mer 3122 dbl 1ar Nr S. <:st Plaza ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Frwys. $650. 963-3933 2 BR 2 Ba. So. or Hwy. L'pper lbdrm. :.love, n!fnR. nu crpls. nu gar. no pet s . S310 1m o . 631 2177 3 bdrm 2 ba. 1 house from beach. Call 630·1392 or 993-84 GREATSUMM ER ' CORONA DEL MAR. 3 Br+guest. Wkly clean· mg. SJmOtmo } rl>. S TEPS TO BIG CORONA BEACH 38r lnclw:ies Linens MOO per week. Bt:ACON BAY . 3Br. ten· rus & beach $700 per week ~ ... ~ ./.=-,_.... ./1-./ __ _ All ground floor. ample partung. mail dLSpatch , post.age meter. utll pd. Secn!\anal serVlce phone answenng. typing, + .. ml.Ith more..call 714-552 3030 or 831·701 l . Courtes} to Moo T troktts. S14.000. . D!iJ &. cwt' 5035 Upper s pacious 28r. lBa. pvt. gar.. laundry rm. $400. 642-9733. aft 5pm. 2Br condo. Xtra sharp wa!X lo bch. Old CdM $4115/rno. Ask for Nena chann Fplc. $735 mo. 963-0llQ2. Eves. 891-2871 Mr Ou111an. 752·llll 1 bdrm. 1 ba. stove, encl lbd. 2ba • ...., blk to bch. 963-8818 968-2238 UDO ISLE 3 Br Tennis & beach SlSOO 2 wfflt mimmum. 2bdrm, lbe, witltbalcon). prage Adults. No pets. JUST .. v ... 1• "'ILi ...ffvntingt on Harbour. very clean & sunny, Ref's SJlOmo.646-0983 ,...,,.._ WeHav0 T_..1 Prnnorty rftnnd new P entHouse S500/mo 64~4000 ~ '11'&1 • -..-$!:JOO and 3bdrm. SlSOO. 2 bdrm. 2 ba Sundeck. l br •.Pl· S395 1 2 br apl Management Available Spectacular waterfront 2br. ll1ba. 2 stry. Crplc. dishwasher. la undry $445. Superb loc Jml So . view. Docks available. pool, deck. beam ceil's. rac11. "2-5. Avail approx or O.C. Airport. Back Wat.erfroat/Salisbwy No ...... 7 14·~ or bltns, $5.35 Lse 673-0473 July 5th. Da)s· s.48·8675. Bay area. Pool. rec rm. 67• LfOO .,.... ALL UTILJTIES PAJD - n4-M&-6631 ~2 Br. IV. ba. frplc. Eves6 Wknds 760-1418. 2010'2 Bireh St .. 979-88811 ' D ..... u.fww 3600 • pool, adults, no curE 2 BR 1 Ba. gar , nr B.B.C. members. Sum· SM\ Cementa 4 BR 2 Ba. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• peg.Ag\.760-1199 OCC.S395mo.Nopet.s. mer mootbs or year s•b nr beach treac. July. DUPLEX avail July l. 2 Large 2 bdrm. 1 ba .. side 751·3696 ie-e. 83J..8399. q . 9500mo. 492-3613 ~ri~, ~~~:*°;:t yard, no pets. ~ mo. Polltt . ll2' 5-teMI 31IO V..._...,. 4250 )'Cl. ~ unit. 203-.ios E . Avall July I. 559·9265 •-•• .. •••••••••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19tlt. CM. Adlts. $450. W... 3124 l bdr~. deck, eoclld 2 bdrm. l \.11 ba wll.b pool 1" 2 bdrm. New OelWt 6*t041 1araae. $450 per mo. &iCU1)0tt. Aviill. lmmed. Ooadol. Wal.kiki Beach. ................... d ....................... ............ 1706 ....................... IAYPltOMT J ._.... 2 baths. Newly redec. Sandy beach. Av.U a.t 2 wkt of July a. . ....-u c.-...... 1722 ....................... V.,. •WM. 2 cat.a od yr· ly. l br. C4UI by 7 /l. 1.JDdM'sm. ..... sau c.e..... 3124 .................... , .. aalor5G-7720 ~5'5-2170all 4Pw. . Hawaii. Ocean view l Bdrmapt 1100 .... --Pool. i.m!s. aoo wk." l:l\d carage, au paid. _.. • n.ellt 3190 up. Eve&. ZJJ/1512...Si&. "2·5073 2 bdrm. 1 ba. prv paUo Is ..... ••••••••••••• ••••• --------1 aaraae. loU of 1raas. ~ it>drm apt nu ...... 11199 4JIO a~1•,':;,,•:if:1d 31552 Blue Laotern, crpta, drp•. bltlna, ..... •••••••••••••••••• 842r50'7J -...or498-9ZIO M16/mo.--.tl1A. Lux u r J I r v I n e ~~~-----~-. Townboule. Fllrn.poola. --------Sp9dom 2 bdrm. 2 ... ·~··•All ~~~~-~ Beaut.llw p.rdn apta. mo. Call Becky eves. Pool 6 IPL Adult.a, DO 8"111 rs:· l ba M35 -Larp--2-bdr-. -1-ba-. _V_e_ry_1 WE.18th&net cleao. P1&. Mart.ha l(2.Gl5e ~-...asnor•l·llll . -,...,, ......... 2Br,2ba tao ~-eeeeeeeH•eH 3118 W. Wilton Stl'ett ~ wt&aa huee pvt w .sm bUciaQy aa aa.u bdrm, ....................... iac. \ennla. sm LDcludea ca. 551.5311 Rmml wantfld 3Br apt, ,!! Pl!. U!'fDr7 =~=~P- tdutt QU ill 14 plaM It Vour ProltAlon from tato. 2 bdrm HOtrE REPAIRS! ......._(tom .. + o.ct )QI know yw can 'e' I I; f=Or~~ SJlk'I • dwifted ad ln peM1 Prom U» Dail)' Pilot Str\'lc. ./---./ ...... "" .. Call Mo H ow ard 6 4 5 . 6101 EXF.CUTIV E SU !TES Newpart Center. full HrV1ces. pr1 vale. ~an view' 1270..ll30. 7~9036 ..wPOITICH f'rofeMlanlllldf. IS<~Saft. Prestige office l>ldg nr Lido ble. New plush cpls, 48a " e levator Rent 2250 aq n t.o 4.500 sq fl. 43032nd St Bkr/~p CaU SIERRA RE.ALTY &n-7920 •NEWPORT BEACH• •PRIME LOCATION• 50 yds from waterfront! SOOsqft (7141~ f'ORLAWYERSONLY SPECTACUL.AR Of'- t' l C E S 0 N T H E 'WATER' Bayside Drive 6 PCH. Newport Beach. lncf\a:ied Receptionlat. Utnry. Xerox. UUlllies. Janitorial.. Panlng, etc. The moat unique and bea~W offlcea OD the ,,,est Cout ! Cootac\ Man BunoD <714) 675-.950 l . f'1rnlsbed olflces ror reot or be 'AP to 9C50 sq ft . Otun v\ew. Fuhioo bl. cau 640-tlll. Art Center & f'ra1ne1. -•••••••••••••••••••• Pnvate Party Wed/Sat. TI4-998-Qnt, Orange Loe~ Executive expand- 11\& ~-Need am- bitious person who is wUhni to learn. Call Mr. Fathy~ Wtlcr-~Co. Al.I types or real estate investments since UM9. ~ZlldTDtl '42-2171 5' 5-061 I IUICASITAS Pli'lj l lllr mfl -Is Up. I "IDCL ,.,. Aclalta, 00 D111i ZlJI, Newport Bl .............. l :IO 6 lbr S310 ICf a.tr, rm, J ur pr, 2 br. 1 i.. SMO llr, 2~ Ba, HP diD rm. DM90 d.rhe North Directory lor • whole on 81aeb to McF*'den modlh for aa htU. aa tbm ••ton atcredden C.17 per day" For mon to SH wind Vlll•I., infonnaUon, calJ .... 22!0Venpard Way 0/W, &nib compad« • JtC).11131 91' n . IU-81 . CT14)88Wl98. . 642·5878 • -• l ~ ! I 7 .... w ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• lli!:::zE~'9----· a.ncaJ --. SICllTAallS ...... W..t-4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7100 ~~-~......... ... . .......... ?!.~ ~-'!=~ ..... ?!~ 7100 Employment avfll. la un. multi aurrouodlna• DATA IMTIY t:led.roab • t 1me .. ,,.._...._ •uteH....... CompelUlve pay. In C.-T&Lll l4"Vttw" hire For more Newport Beach Very anfo.cal.1TodStrvic. ONIATOll ASH••as am. drna'!:~Pn1;t:t~ Health Or1an1ut1on Small' mlfr ot ea.droolc ~oduclloo. Apply ai···l locMed ill lrvtfte bat Im nwdacal ui ....... h • mediate 0~01 for a eq p, nr .... c eonyaaver. 1110 • CARR't FOX oleuaol busy oftke at '7 .. '800 Yacht Shin. £x(ellent 1---------ulary and bend1t1 a.EAJCA.L Supcrviaory ex perlepc• til uvlnas or bruch bata t.:otry Operator in CM has perm pc19ltkll)t PlllCeDUa, C.M. •1 w 11.lrK srowth potentla I with 2·3 yura ex per ror ua.emblus with 3 to~ wtt.h CRT TermJ.nal.Xlnt )Tl eq1er ln aaaembly' salary 6 fnoae ~11.1 rnon ...... ___ .. 111!1 __ ._ AC ENCY operataons reqwred tcall Clona Doty, 714·673 313CJ ·-ll'PDITUllTY package.••or 1nterv1ew ...... ~-Ols ... com.ct l>enhe Gwmond -...--1 ,,,. 616 £ O E M p Smlll mfgr of eleclroolc ... Ofc. .. $1(00 Experience in either traffic, a6* or da&.a pro.. celAli dept. Xlnt. coin· pao.y with sr"\ benefita I • ···········~······-·· I I • II ~· 1100 ..................... DIVO V." ~end al •ftl\J•d , ad dl1llNd mve~ t STEl'»V~l:P 2Sll f' N ~r.W &Mia An.a. q ano1 ,. - ~ ~ F11m ~UBSIOY lon.t.loo .. IO bad \know ooe eouolerle1ter to-ho'11 been ul11n1 lhe g er n mrnlfor.aSUBSID MAICE SOMEONE HAPPY MAICE SOMEONE SMILE Place a HAPPY AD m this column for onl> SJ 25 Ca 11642 5678 RRSTLADY ~c·orts Models Party Dancers ACCOUMTI~ Good w Jnumbt'~ will U'aitl. 6'2· ACCI'G BKPNG TEMPORiftV HegLSler toda) to work on vanous a c;untang & buokkeep1n• ass11tn ments. Wor1 rlolte to ~our hom1 l-'11iur1• Clerk..'; to StJ&Or Accoun· tanLS neede lhro~hout Orange CoutY. So• .. 5-rrbor 1; ( 014 I n11 s&L !H•<-k• t"tpt·r •wpt·n·lsor to t.ikl' ,;hariu.• or omc .. whc•n m11na11er l"i l!Oflt' Dv1•n nl'w an·ounl'S. tt'llt>r 14llld<Jl4. & office W u1t> 'Jnl't v o( dutle!I. f''l(t"l'I bt'f1<"'> & Jlro14 lh JlOll'nt Slartan11 ular' l<l 5950 Cal Cery '72·'955 16113 t: 1th Stn.'t't Suite 130 Santa /\nJ c; ff)l4 IOJ! beach lcx·ated n1mpan\ O\f'rlookmlo! v. ,, t I' r 'I t> f' k ' n 1 <' f' ,q l f1 1'.lror1J? OUll!IHOI! 1111ll\1tlual l41th 11ood d I I \ I II I! r (> (' <• r d & kn1114 IPril!t' of h1•ath Jrt-a 111 hand It-;-m111l & rPl11·\1· mr,i-l'nl!t•r 1\111111\ 111 11r1 ht•a\' 11h11· 1· 1 ' a m II' I ~: x r c· I I t• n I ht' n t• ., Starlanj.! ~aJary lo S750 Coll Cwry 972-9955 Hi Iii t: 4th ~lrt>t'I ~111t1• 130 Santa Ana 972-134§. AOBH'f'NALF'B ~~~~1 accoanlef11JS T...., lh•;iut1f11I lac·1H'h ll'll'tllt'll h ,I 0 k ' I' I' k ' ' I X ,., 111·rwnrro tl'll1·~ \\ 11 h •IMT"L MASSAGE• Jacuzzi • Sauna 2333t> Broadway n11·1• ap1n•:iran1"P & #200. old well Banker 1 ril'nrlh JX'f"lonalali('' 19. HR OC AIRPORT 4301 B1rch·N B S4S.075 11 2am acr<>M Sheraton ffil( .• Sanla Anu 111111 rtwir 'IUPN rnl•ndh ___ _ ___ (70135-4103 -.1;1rr 1-·nt•I\' "orkmJ? in ESCORTS F£E PARKING hl'a 1111f11I rorrior:tt<' h •• ,1 t1 11 u u• r I 1• r ' •953-4473• "'•'rl1H1k1nc orl'an )Jways open NowH1nng ---------t , r1•lll'nl h!'nf•' & lOUCH OF CLASS ESCORTS i. llRS 752 0817 Ad..rtistng .. 1.orllni..' '''Ian 10 ~)O ClASSIFfED Call Cany 972-9955 ADVBTISIHG 1r.11. ~: 1th Strr'1·1 TRAINEE !--u1t1• 1:10 Sunt.o ·\n.1 Mom. Thanx for all )our Pro~1onal Tberapeuttc encour111tcml·nt <tnd ma1sage L1c ·d . NB. help Apptonly,Sleve. 548·2817 Love Lll'-3 ')l! C.1ass1f1ed Ad vert1!t • g Department of lht wly Pilot halt un 1m 11ed1ale opt·n1ng on 11 C=111•rcld Lo. SecMory Hr::iut1ru1 hank m Loni! llP.11·h ~·ki. attraC'll\ 1· ll •' r ' to n :i h I 1·. n 1 1· t• .1prwarin1? indl\ 11111111 "11h «nmnwrq;1I loan 1·'(p1•r11·nc·r & conn 'kill'! to 101n lh <'1 r f•1t·ndl' ... 1 •• rr E'(rt>ll1•n1 lwn<''I & 'ltarnn11 -;ularv Ill Sl:lOO 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS AIE FREE cau: 642-5671 Lost or FOW>d a pel? Call Animal Ass1btance league. 537 ·2273. no fee Lclst. Sml Fem Dot( blk w /wht mouth. AND blk/be;ge Keeshond M Vic. E 18th /Santa An:. Ave. 6111 6JJ.5()S7 Lost cat. sm brown Burmese. no collar. B1J.? Canyon Condos. Call 759-9292 . lwward Small f>CJmt-ra· ruan. lost Mon June 9 at 398 f1ower & Tustin . C~I Uloks like a htlll· red Fox. Aru>wers lCJ n11me of l'uffy 13 yrs o l d 759-1175. 548·0318 Found: Young Irish Set ter. Fountain Valley are:. S40.1264 ---- FOUND English Setll·r. While female & dark brown rabbit Ntwport Beach Anun-.1 S~elter 644·~ FOUND. claim or adopt at lrvlne Ammal Care Center . Lhasa Apso. Golden Rel Colhe Mix. Black Seller . Great Dane. Shellie. K~sbond, AUSt. Shep mix. Also. cats le k1lleni.. Open everyday. 7~·3734 .., POUND: Terr1er .111x . M.a!e. Buff color. Vic. Talbert Bushard. P. V. 963-2:384 ~co...,.-, ESCORTS ~Hin, 641 ·01 Cosll/Checb AM bp/MC /Visa~ Qalies Alltel *Dutcal'* 642-3817 MC/Yis elephone sales d l·i.k 1um be able LO ty pc .. p prox. 45 wpm. good phone voice Salary plus l'Om.rruss1on Sale~ back ground \'ery .bent·ftc-1al. Excel lent com va ny benefits include medical. dental. cred1t union etc For interview please call: 642·4321 . ext Z77 Or_,.C~t Doltv Pilot 330W &yStreet Costa M~ t:quaJ Opportumt) Employer ~AGEtl AS- SIST Couple W1fe/off1ce, Are you a busws exec. Husband ma antenJnte ~g on a tn needing 200 UrulS, OceanMde Ex ltec·s to aslll'il > ou perience reqwred. 'tSI. w1bus1ness•rr11nge. _~tgnl 642 1603_:_ __ menu. wh1h~ravehog. Call711 /89H'8 Artist. Frr produc·uon. ----1 !'Creen pnnlanl'(, related CAN'f'S vroducts c;a II for in ~DfVOUS lL'rVlew !J64·47!14. ask lor t'or Sweef& l'lt:asant rt1r. M E);cort Ou953· 1S81 -------- ---ASSEMILERS DANC,-EACllER We will tru1n. Apply ~TED 7 A ~1 . M a c G r c .: o r DJ5')AN010R Yacht.s. 1631 1-'lacentw , ~ROOM C:-01 640-1.JiEVES '"John " __ _,..--ASST. MGR. Fabnc cht.11n FREE ~' Tntt.g AIORTION •Gfet'al CAsleepl or Lod~ia •Ut ,... llKM:ln UITnh. ComwlincJ. s.p..,, Medkoffons ~r-.o,&-..., •mlftg Ii R.t.r· ,. i Med i-Cal Ir ~A~ept.d. CNfldentlol & ~c .... •l'l'H COMTitOL 5'RtUZATIOH needs a&sistant f'"abnc or reta.tl exp. pref"d Cull ~1aureen.646-4040 l\ulo Girl Frida> with aulO ex penence prererred, but not necessary ror lell!>ml! company Non·smoken. onl> Call 963·6321 for m lervtew appointment Al!l'OMOTIVE PARTS COUMTSlPERSOH Roy Carver Rolls·HOYl'l' ha.s an 1mmed1ate rull· urne position available Oealerstupor foreign car expe rience requ1 red Call Oleo ror an appoml· meot. Call Cwry '72·'955 1 lllfl E llh St l'ffl Suitt• l:Kl Sanla Ana tnar.ce ClertlTraiMe Corral oppartun1l\ fnr 1ndl\ 1dual Yo 1th mpd I\ ptnJ! Oil'(' .opJ>t•3rJn1t· & :1 14 llhnl!n<''!'i to lt'am 111 101n th<' -;ta rr o( th1' h(•aut 1ful S&I. nott>ri for 11 ·, lon l! l f'rm •• m ll I '' ' <' r " /\ cl '11nr1·mt-nt rnt"nt /.· 't:1rt tnl! 'alan tu".'>700 Call Cany '7,l-9955 lli Jf, F Ith Strt•t•t S111l1• 130 S.int.1 \n.o T~ \ I' d··1o:•rt mPnl n r ht-;11ll1ful Fa,h11111 l'I•· h11,1·1l rompan\ 't·rk'< 0,1•\l•r.il 111111\ ICfU(lb V.11 h I' pine :~'iwpm or mnn· t11 1rnn th1•1r l!r11v.10 1o1 ' I a ( f F r 1 t• n II I \ p " r ' 11 n a I 1 t ' !.. n 11• " :1 ppt•J ra nn• "ti I h1·I p 14 1n th" 11 r o l4th nr1l'n11·1t p1"1111 on (I "I' ri n I! .. \ ,. P 11 l· n I bl•nf'' & 'lt:1r1 IOI! .,;ilan 111 ~So Calt Cany '72-9955 IHll1 t: tth Stn,.·t Swtt• 130 Sant .. An11 •• ,.,...c .. <:rnl41n11 1omll:in' 'l'l'k' t-'lper11·nrN1 to upnal<' NCRi!IOO Alphu '11m1•ru· 4P~1 <,h1fl "it ;1rt IOI! .,nlarv to SOOo _. SlOO t1 h1ft 111 frc• rf'nt rn I Col Cany '72·'955 161ti F. 4th Street Suite 13p Santa Ana l..._,ALS&L LO.l.•/f/h llAUTY SALON Looking \o be re· coanued :' l!:xc1\1n1. growma corporation of buuty ~ in need ol a motivatflf. energeltl'. mature ftecepOoollt If :at least 8 top full-service It) bits. to --In OM of the top ut&or mails '" Southern Cali fornia l..oeds of benefits : P le a.:.e caU S4().8888 •Ta.Lii Cashiering or related background and hghl typing required Eic penence preferred. but wiU tra.111 Call for ap Pomtmenl. Mra. Purcell AMERICAN SAVINGS B!9 S Bnslo l. C M Mr HW.c.t!Dj(il 1179·9800 EOE M F tH llWHGCLEU Deta1I minded per5on w ho w or k s w e ll w 1 figures needed Lo fill billing clrk· pos in ad vertasing aeency located ~~~~II'!~~~~~ Ill lrVUlt'. Ok exp re I• ___ .. ____ _ qw(tld. 10 Key b> touch; CLE.R1CAL t)p1ng • muu Xlnt bener1ti. Call Mrs Brecke. 752·6171 COCHRAN CHAS~:: UVINGSTON & CO •PROFC.MGI. One girl officq. full lime. M F Casual atmosphert- 111 ~pt. Bch ror mannc: on l!nted busanesi-Ex p'd & mature 675 7900 d a > s . 5 4 11 . n o i 1 t-Vt"S wk.n<L. Bookkeeper He<:epl .. 'ull or part lime Soffit.' l"ol lege itcct hl'lpful Will train Smitll N•·"'port Ueach Cl'A firm &'6-7406 ~ c~ Substa ntial Ne14porr firm ha:; challeni:1n i: PotS•lJOn for ex pent-nl «.J mdh1dual Maantarn ri• cords for mull1pll' l'or poratJon:. lhru financial i.tate ments Mul>t bt· well-groofflt:d . non :.moker. Send resume & *BANllllG lfPDmNITIES •TIU.Ells Cash11:nng or re lated l>arkground and laghl l)plnl( :iklll:. f l:'qWrt•d t:i.~rienre prt:ferred but will tram AWJI) m J.l('r..ort to Hranchd'hi.h.'<1 beJow or 1 :s II "' l'urrl'll IS4H 2221 AMERICAN SAVINGS Laguna ll1IL' 24USS t:I Toro Hd llunungton Bede h 7830 l:.:dinger AH! tx>~ M t' H ::.alar) h1:.lory in t·o11 ·~~~~~~~~~ fideiiceto. PU. Box 1715. 1\iewport Beach . C1\ Uerk T)J.ll'l for Newpon 9266.1. bai.l•d f1 nanr1.il firm looWsteper F/C CPA Flrm at MacArthur Blvd & Jamboret: Hd lnme 752.0274 Bookkeeper / Accountant nun 5 > r.; exp. full t·hJr);l" bookkeev1ni.:. t'XP for Publ.tc Accountani.: Firm Flex hrs. pe rm poi. 963-5639 IOOICIHPH FUii charge exp ner· A P . A R . p a> r o II . pa) roll taxes 556· 1600 CAMBA PIRSOH For Utho Dept. At least z >ears ex per preferred i-:xccllent c ompan.> benefit .. Salar) l"Ommeni.urJll· 1111th expenem·e Appl~ m person lo Puul W;,nJ or Seth Shenton Or._.Coost Daifv Pilot 3JOW &>Street Costa Me!ia. C,\ 642-4321 l:.qual Opporlun1t) Employer CilWASH Cashier wanted Wkndb on!> N. B. Ca 11644-4460 ~wpm Office exptor helpful Xlnt bt-nt-f1t ~ opportunll) !OT J(rowth W E ST E R !'Ii ST AT 1-: I' t: NS I U :-; C 0 R I' 759 1525 bl"'" !lam & ~ Q.SlJ( WANTS> for hei.lth food i.lon• t:XP t:R I t:N Ct. 0 1-"u II or p tu~ 548 953'7 __ _ C.:Ompan1on1 llowekttpt-r 14lmted LtH' an. ~I on Fri \lu!'\l dr1' e Bal I' l' ni n :! 5 I' r d a ) 6i3~ COOl<flREAkFAST \' o I u m e b u i. 1 n (' ' ' Grindt:r HeqJur11nt :!Jilli! PCll. llunt Bt·h 53&16&1 coot< ~ li me & I' lllTW Appl) \lnndJ\ frida) bl\lon J&5vm C..0«11 i.. Ht'lt l a uranl , Hi 4 i ~1.1cJ\r\hur Hhd . !Ii II 54().l.U~ Cook I' lHTlt' ... xpN nee Appl) m pcrwn u :8 1.ir ntz Rt!stauranl. 114 i"t Newport 81\ d . N l:l &i..5-6700 (;ook ret I n'(f pt"l"SOll lJrt' !erred To C'OOll eH·run~ CASHIB,lltnt. mc111:. ror r hlldren 1n forduung room Mus t be t\JUt:rton P tame. 5 OI' 6 expr"d Appl) to Mrs n1"hti..wk <.:i.11 Jim Baltazar Hotel Laguna Kaspar 714 870 ~ 425 So Coast llw}. La.~Lma Bch 494 1151 1-<:oot-1.:.·------~ CASHIER weekendsonl> Uo>ds Nurser) 64-7 ... 1 C~llEIS UTDTEM Brealtfast Cooks needed Full l11Dt' Top pa) & beoeCtlS E1tp'd onl> J\p ply in person 3 ~m 400 S COIGtHwy. Lag Bc:h JOU.YROGB COOIS~'d. ... 1-1! ··· · • / medical equip, or beach DECORATOR Qualified in CM haa perm posl\aon to te.ach be&imllng and w/xlnt growth potenUaJ 1ourmedlate lntenor de· for inlpector. ex~r'd in 11sn on part Ume basts. Q,C • PC boards " cabl Balboa Carpet Mills. Inc J.n&. Ii good future. Call Rita, • ~. Coastal Pereon-• nel A&eocy, 2790 Harbor 81,CM NEVER A FEE ~1. Mr. Hall C.. 64'-0145 DECORATING Ft.ARE' Nat 'I Co needs quality peop'8 to coordinate de· c:on 111 olfaces & homes flart' Cor cok>r ~ love for ~e necesaary Call Eac:row Secretary. Ac curate typ11t, detailed work. Some knowledge 1n real estate helpful 494.as21 G1rt F'ridAy with ell'° e;a. perlence preferred. but .-: not necessary for leuing • .. company. Non.1molten • only. Call 963-632.1 ror lD· • tervlew appoanlment. Ka.ral848-9378. ~7pm . --------- Female clerk /recep· Delicatessen help Ex~r tJorUat Lo worlc an drug ~erred. Refs. Over l8 store. Fln Vly 968-4447 f'ull t.une. 644 5619 Del·~ & Stodl F/lJme Night s hift Wed lhru Swl Must be 18. ~ E 17thSt.. CM DELIVERY PERSON needed. good dnvmg re rord Hunt Sch a rea 17141 SJ&.2926 f1Je C1erlt. Prr. for law office Gd pay. college or seruor high !>chool stu dent acceptable Costa Mesa location 641 <rll7 F1ora.I Oes11iocr. full time MaieOK Cail ~ 7 ·0355 Front office an Medical Dehve;y person, over :II La b ha 1.> ope n 1 n g Groomer for Animal HospitaJ. Fl.Ill tu~ Mon l.hru Fri. 8-5. Some ex· pencnet! 125 Mesa DR .. C M.orcall631·1030 · GUARDS tull & part t111>t:. All areas . U ntf orml> fumfshed. Ages 21 or over ltetJred welcome No expeneoce nee. App· ly L'ruversal Protection Ser vi ce, 1226 W. 5th Str~l. Santa An<t In 14--rVlew houris 9·12 & 1 4 :'tton l.hru F'r i. ·"' _ .. must have good dnvang Pre v 1 o u :. e x p & rt'rofd Sem1·rettred pre knowledge of compute r ferred 1-Ull or part lJme. desirable llrs noon to CaJJ&lJ.1888 !lpm We offer com -Dent.al---------• pet.alive sat. pd vac. pro Hair dresser w /cl.ientele .;• for Beaut1f1cation CA:ntre f 1 l ~ h • ri n i: & m 1· d Front oll1ci-recepllorusl benefit:. f'lri.IM~ phone 1-. x Pe r n e c . X I n t H..t t ' for I n t e r " ... w i.alar) /benef1t1.> ~om &tl>440J put.er knowledge hdpful 1!3HIT71 I" U H N I T U I< !-. -------~ALE!\l'EB!-iO:\I DMlal Mo!'\tslanl, Newprt l~EHJWF< Ul-:.'>H;N for Bch restoral1 ve prnellt t-high qualll) ITul Jllf :.tor•· ooed:. ex per indn Good ln Col.ta Mei. ... Min "> r -...lar). many beneri~ H·la1l lurn1lurt• t'"P 631 WlO ------541} 3K22 Al>k for Chl'l Df:.''TAL HVG IE:\ JST !-,tt'11ll'l'llln Lo won IJ1 ~tabl1:.hed of flee near !wulh Loa,.,1 Pl.a.a ~0454 ---Oi-:."'TAL \!->..-.,ISl \'I full 111 pdrt llmt.· l1.1«k "' (111' p("'lllQl'l fJp<•ll :\. I .1\ lit ~ ,.,qwr prl'fo 1 11·1l \Ion Fn Ht""tl ltJrhor A. '\ "' p 1 BI ' •I ' c. \I I.JI U:!fl Df'fltal A.!.b • 1 • ortho l' RDA teq 4 da) 11.k :'\ Bc:h 642 2626 GARDE:HER ~ull lJrDt·. t'XI' nt:c Aµp I y in I.It r..on ::-.ewpon••r Inn 1107 J Jmbort-t.· :\ H ~ Oa'e Hcnncr bl"'n !i J Geot:ral Bus Boy f>arl time 'lust ha"ve at least I> r exper Plell'tl' r.ill l()r a p p l M o n I-' r 1 II Jl>.5pm 645 73511 <A-neral St>eurit> Guard Fu ll tune Mtl.'ll b:n e at le11st Jyr rru.hlary Of" !l('(.·unt) m Soulh Co11sl area. Call for app 556-7l36. l.la1 n.l)'h::.t establis hed full or pitrt·tlll'lt'. Lag un<t lllll.s area Salary 1c-om ITllbSIOl\.'t 770 2J4 5 ILl.n:1111are ~ales. 1\ppl.> in 1> c r :. •1 n C r o w n ll .. m.lwarc. :lHn £. Coa:.t ltllo \. Cd.\1 I It-Ip wanted Fu II lune J.l!Nllon an •1ur r l'ader ad d1·pt Hr:. ~Ion Fri. !I 5 Tt'lt'phone & countt·r ""lei. Requ1 res ROod 'pellang. i:rammJ r . & p4•n1T1Jn.,h1µ MU!>l enju\ n•:t•llng the public Av11 I> l'1·nn)s;.ver. l•jt,IJ l'lal·en11a Ave . <.: M lli1.i.p1taht y HOl.le5o:. 1s ci. p.i.ndmg. Need h<>!.lt•!>:-,i.,.. 1n i.everal location' I' lime. near your horrw well"om1ng ne w rei.1 dt:nl!> Bringing gifts from local me rchantl>. 1"et.'l1 car & typewntt:r for appt call S4~~ Ul::!llTAL Ot"f~I .• l'roj!ressl\·e . !>), Sl)e<'ui!Jl> pral't1ce ocat ed 1n F1t:.h1 on bland Hl.'k ~ ASS I S TA:\T BUSL'iESS MANAGl::R · ~l~IJlnlt. l> plni:. in 'UrJnt.e 4. j?l'O oft· l.nc:Jwledl(l' 1i. ~l1al Call 6'4-0683 u per Plea:.e c all for ----------• JPPl M on Fri Hotel DE!lrf AL Cha1rs1de a.ssi5 t.anl Npt Sch P~a..s..nt group pract1~e Exp pre I e rred 1 dJ} ..-c.·ek 640 1122 Dental ~~rt-tar~ Re«-p lJonl!'\l. exp. for act I\•· bearh olfm~ Xlnl :1:.I Call548 ~ "»5pm ~ ilSll tlGHT AUDIT lieneral '1.UMIBS HEUER ClERI Will tra"1S20011o It 'Ila rt We~ seeking a reliable Open8Mm~pm ~ 84l3 Pt'NOrl with an aptJtuck <>FACE WotUC S 110 W1U tram Sl80 lo 'tJn Open Ii.am !!pm ~ 8413 DtUYIRS SJ 00 W11 W•U tram true. k dnver'I (Jpenllam llpm 995 ~1:1 GIHEllAL TELUR for figures & calc:ulator skill ~ to work Night Audit. Enjoy xlnt co benefits including a fre.: meal pt•r i.h1 fl Appl) 'I J m no o n ~ti. 111 F r 1 Personllt'I , MARRIOTT HOTB. 900 Nt.•wport Center Ur ~ewport Bea<·h 1-,QUJI Opp 1-:mplyr ~ F •' lJONL T Shop 14 ork !-.\: pd °' will tram '""" A.\1 onl) ~ S Uni.Loi 0and Poonl <Jffll t.' '>1..-ck:. ind1\ldual with l \J.11n.: 'lolli. l'rt:\ IUU'> l'~ J.11'1 µreft:rrt-d Call 491> lll3J I~~ lt:aner:o. needed 111 14ork for J anll'l' ':. ltai: 1(00\ Anns. p1l1me I da.)'s v.k li75 2511 .-~ Santa Ana DRIVBS ~m or WCJIJ'lt!n 25 > r.. or older Know lhe l oa!>I CitJes :'Itel $180 a w~k or more Orang~ Coa"t Yellow Cab. 1;300 Mt Ht<rrmann. FountJ1n Valle> t '>o o( Slater bt."twn Ne w hope & Wrlld I DIUVBS s.t&S-Mons Oell\-er lht' D at I y Pi toe buxiles to camers Re quires \an or larire wagon and a good dnv 1og re ~ord Ph o ne I-O E ~11-'ll r al ::Ice part llOUSECLEAN t-:RS up to SS pr hr Car 645 512.1 Ot>rk T) p1!>t no Sii fir,, , _________ _ I 51:'~ ~lalurt' womJn •- Job kx· ;-..1.'wport ~.n·h ~i431 GIHBALOfflCE SmaU firm 11> ~t'ekmK 2 people Simple deneal dut1e' $3 50 lo 1>lart w r.w.e m 2 wk:. Call Ang.el a 898 4357. 1~ I Computer Lo . 11 ll Gt..l';t:.RAL OFFICE maturt: wo m.tn . vart llllll'.8AM 2P~1 Moo Fri 54G-U)6 lk~>c:leaner; f'Jt1me or P lune Start 1mmt.'d0 ToP S. 646-4871 or 673 1266 llou:.eke"epl:'r 14 <tnled l.l\e in Child care 5 da)' wk $75 wk Nr bubes631 0130 ----H OLS t:Ka::EPt:H · CIOLDCARI:: LIVI:: IN ti75·6649 -... -.. 642-4321. Ext 211. ask for ---------• Harry*le~ llOlJSl!:K EEP ER-<::h1ld care Live in. Beach area 640-81 ~ On..geCoost DlllvPHot 330 W. Aay Street eo.u Mes.a Equ.al ()pportWUl} Employer -. mlERAl R.eglSter toda) for lo(•al tem.porar> assignments. 557-0045 If you are a Professional Co!imetologist. become a Sales Rep for your are~. • Phone from 10·2pm. 546-4571.> I ndoor plant main·' LOST: Blktran Germ.an Shep, med sz. no collar. Claro. 6'2·2611 lve mag Vic. Bay le Nwpt Blvd.CM. ~ lltfoawwwtlolt or I• ...... appoiwlw.t, rCAUFOl.HIA P'RIGHAHCY COUHSBJHG ROYCAIVltt IOUSoaOYCI 640-6444 S.C.tlwlts \.rowln.11 Rank ,et>ki< IWO tori notrh c·x~rienrt'd !Wt'r<'lan~ to 101n 11 '11 frit>ndl~ :.ltl rr Ex«>llent bent>S & irrowth potent MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shift:. Good company benefits Apply &n penon on!} . 1 to 5pm . Tues thru Sun SebHtlao's West. 140 Ave Pico. San Clemente. en Lin-tenanre. FUii aod part · ' Lmlc 1s Big '' Classlfll'fl • --time available. 497-S424 ads are really s mall FOUND: Calico ca t, fem. declawed, flea collar. Nr. On.nee It Csl Hwy. NB.142-1803 HOnCI " .... with leMtbiJJ bow n.1l)' Pilot Clas.· lried ada dllplay the~· llld lmped? OW' ads, w l('e proud to laY, NaJI l•l r .. ulta. P hone IG#lB. SBVICl.IHC. APCll MIWPOIT llACH 652-0053 SANTAANA 972-3104 .... • AUTOROUTI ntE REGJSTER. Early AM. I~ to 2 hrs. 1375 to S450 t mo . Xl o t . moonliaht. Wives. re· tired, disability. 1tu· deot5. Need ad wheell. ~5426. BABYS'1"f ER w /(ar , In my home, part-time. 645--01.2! Baby11l\er needed. --*days, approximate· ly July l , for 2 airls. ages LOST. Blu~ and whit YMAll OUTCALL 9 " 5. M~ have own parakeet.Craton ho•ct S•r•l•t Or••t• traospor\aUon 4t re· Not rtnaer·tralned" ,.~ ferencea. Localed In R c w a r d . L o • -r Stodecr.ek North area ol nelthborhood 21jt St. MC&YISAecca,tact Woodbrid1e.ssa-oc71. a nd Oraqe Av.. C.t.f fll-1171 n.-i-.. PbG!M......., or 2142-B ...._ ,()ra11,..Aw . •POXYLADY * ta.a.aTIANI ( laYo.trProl••Aocl OUTCA.LLONLV M'utl have IOCMI mtth • ttOllE R!PAJRS! * t7Z.. I 1 JI * ::f~f ;.0'X1~t. -~~e:~= IM JOU lmow )'OU can TOMMY'S wodlr• full co. benefit.. Jld • d8Mltled ad tn "*N--Elcorta Call l oll.. appt. Mr . .._ Dll1 l'Clot :iervfce "' .... ...,.. .....,.., w•tetn Thrilt 'Dlnet«J for a wbole , ___ MZ_·_u_rr_1 ___ 1 • Loan, Cotta Mau. ._.. I• .. u"" aa -.am e.11 pw day~ P'or IDM't ---------I ........... qi, ....,. blaAll" ,._,. to LtJJ more ...-about t.fM Mrvlce )'OU ba\'9 to otter. Aak Col c...., '72.ftH 1616 t~ 4th Strf't't Suite 130 Snnto Ana leca.clM-T,..._ I f \Ou nre verv out.1101n.11. havr 11 '111re nri1wnranct>. are 11ood with f1.1?Ure1 & would t>njo~ workln11 In a larire F&ll hrnn Isle basf'd ro this roold be for vou This ro offei " x lnt benrM, pood advan«'tN'n\ POtent. c .. C..., f7J•HH 1616 E 4UI Sll'fft . Sulit' 130 Sant• Ana 1818~ SCl"Hf Suitt 130 Rflnta An• ALL JO~ FRFF. abal.a our low tatM to-.. _____ .__._. •• IGV11. We promote to manaee COS METOLOGIST- meot "supervis ion from IJc'd to a:ssl1t owner ol wit.bin. rontemporary salon WANT A CAREER., LI& Bc:h, Salary +tips. Ca1J (714) 831·9'21 call: 49U729 uk ror M. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Willia ms CLEANING PERSON Apartment bulld1ncs. full time. Costa Meu. Newport ~ach area Vehicle need~d TSL Manatftnt'nt. 6'2· HQ.1 ~UPPRS<* 8 da)'I per Wffk, 2 bn a60t.M ti. Ml-llt5 ·--------COUMTBGllL for d'.l' ca.aners. 8aptd on!y. t' l\lme IS8-3S33 • COL'NTER llELP ~ lime. Pff cou.ntet" help • andw1ch man. &xperieoce preferred Gcy'1 Dcdi 67S.2193 B : ~ penoa. P trlme. Cl81CA&. M1nld welcome. tte-2052 Securlllt• proceulna _bt_wn_12-c_2_P_M _____ , des« f(W Pa•bioo b land Cuatom tr Service Investment fl rm ~Uve t()perat.e Proc-eaet new in vest· coplua and counter menta tnvoMA& bank de· ,..ork poalta, fl cteta ll td · --IOllowupt lftvettment ot ,... bukl':f...:li hel pful. SlRSPc.£DV O.U: l 12' P RJNTINO hoW Da~ Clau· llltd IM1a di.play thclr lnllM&es w1lh lqjbUit) and tmpaet • Our ads. wt ore prouc.t to !ID)'. r all) lt't rosull111 Pbon• tA2 OC78 ··people lo poople .. :.alc~ llMPOlt»Vl'f~NllSllMCls INSURANCE office de· L 1 caJb \\1th bag readl'rsh1p 3723 • .__L .. ~ site:\ eirl for general of· .. andblgresults'Toplact.' ~~ flee work including , your class1f1ed ad, cull Hewpwt .._.. licensing phones, files. today &u.$18 l!!~~~!!!~!!!~!'I de. Typing llt 2 years of. :·· ·~ . -· Field service Represet1tat1Ve Trall1CC Pos•llOfl •!'QUI ... ' VIJii" l'it'ClrlCel ll"Chnocftl tel'loOI. m•••t11•y C111n A rlN:troc.i w:nnol. 0t «l\!•Y•len1 rl1e1nc•I e,pu,,ttnee Som• O•I fofld 111petMtnC4t pttl1m1d S.l11v eotnmtH1\ur111• wtlh ••••n•f\9 tnd "''"'ltneil Full hn11 01 ben.1110 Vl!h'lcle ond IOOh lurn1ah@d Some O~rn19i'11 t•evnl r1 Qylftd . .Joti •tQUor4t' 24 ~our cell OYI duly tl')t.,...ted Ptfl•M Jhould com' •n 10 opply Of Cfll Bot> lnklfll>O•lllf. CENTRl.Fr INC. 01* of...._ Hugtwt Tool Cornpenltt 5421 Arpy Avtnut, H11nt"'9toft Beadl, CA., 92949 (71') H3.a&11 (2131 511.871 1 fice expenence required. call 83.1-9511 betwn 8 & 4 -30 IHSUUHCI .. J llCHHtCIAH Sales offlu. Newport ', ·, Cc-n\er. Details. figure ~' work. will train. h&hl "• , typ101t. Career 01>· ... ._ portunll)'. E 0. E. Mn. Dudzik &M-7454 • -· lnaurance Sec rel ar)', ·=~ penonal lines. some ex· ·•• per desired. Salary open. Cdll. S"73-8650 .. : ...... lnlu.rance • r Le uuto lasurancc •leG•! .: er hu lmmed openinp • for UMDIRWlma ~~~ I TUIMHS ,.: Mus\ ~oy Jtvy pbo • .. ,..-. Noeapernec. ~ Salary commenM&raleo ·•• W/UJ* • •bUlty. Xlnt ldvmKemeflt 0ppt.ya, All .. , t co benefita C.U Sher all , 1 ll 54Mlll •. '1 ·~ WanLAd Help~ IC-511'1-.,1 • • I ~ t I ·. ... · Mondi¥, .... ti, .., MllaW..eM 7114 tw.W..64 7100 ' ....,w..._. 7100 tw,W....., 7100 --~--1"0 ... ~ .................. ~~................. _ ............................................ _ ............... .. --.... - MiliiW t ~I' 11MMmW..ts4 JIM MiMWwh' 11to PADn'nlHAMDYWAtf: l.& ..... S.. ~ ......... _••••-~ ......... ,_•••••••• ~ ................. NlU-,eapeneMere· 1 .. l""9C 1 r 'e '• IHIUJOADF:SlGlC MAIDI W ........ ••t I , -.u-.. commuclall, q 11lt.t. Cotta K u a. IMT'llhS-.ed Seemary, H peritared COi" pert to fu.Jl Umcs w". anaU~!lce. Cood t~llni 41 bualneu •k 1111 rt> qUlr.d Calif ReadnM Apoc, Pboftt betw~n 9-4PM. '7~1143 · ~:!~f::R ** I IUY ** Temporary no .. mn1. Good ..S hnkw. • train ID ofnee, *ne ~UClm 0& l will ... fl'Om bome. clea~ 9rtnt or EU.for You a... I~ .. fp eo.t lfw7, L:aiWa 11Ctt ND•uvu. NMll new ez•atb.,... apt. tll-•.AAJ .s1-Ae4 ............ Call .. ~. lr.c911, au ..... IJSMt• 1'11. MMAI• -........ ~. ll•t • I. p I • 0 t •• c ... . .. , _.....;.. ... ___ ... __ .. _._ .. ___ _ be .. ,.,, peraoaMI ..... _"" n.smi. ~illllplN 'le,_.... 0.••n l 11tll1t)' l11n -~------1im--------n.ldlalAideneeded.for lni. detail oriented . 1.MA!'8S AUCTION S728$.W.139'7 ,_ ..,... ..., ... I a>J.tUI llU'lllllCI Didi Metlft'r cb'-" Ml•e dutl" ...., PAIT·.,.. ntJ...-nt raclUt y. Pff SECRETARY/Pa rt ut Teleph o n e O p erator ~•·t~&11r Dt..-r •. • • .1.ma Pl\imt,....a11. &.. ~... _ ... a ~~! ••l• =~1i1:.~~~t a/Le:moon• Top alu • !!.!!_.m o!ihy1rtmw::,::,.~ • ~ '" M•'-'4-Me mao, pan ...-1 ..,........ ..._ Newport Cent~. Dlce • .-·-· · lltllfT& Ueno , rellred Coll• Motor -wior (ov•r 21> with moapb e re . T h• t:i 1rear1Laauna8ea(h l-• t .,. __ ·--~ y-·· .-.. ctihi u ::::_: lh• Jim Lo na ., ,.,. Reltauran.t • fcut1ve OHlce. 1 D ••r.:a 1 .. _._._.....__ ..... " AH.,. •a• --- --v -a ...... ~Oci•l•I A1•ncy IU ·--· • -~..--.. ...,.., suu.n. 41C>lbf' houri. Appl y at 10%0 lupt"rvile ud cts.perone •'S Newport Center Orn~ S3 7 hr plus bonuses i~ ee1'. No Su n C all RedblU ~"•· Oa Lewa7. MOWUIRJ 1e OAlLY PlLOT earner Sle 200 NB -litlUt No exper nee"' -~ Decorator'• 02l1lakc. 4040 1lau top table. BnA lqa. J·ar m dta ln, 4 o&bcf' c.ba.ln. " z Cit· to m a n a. Pu lly u p · holstered 1n gray /blue fabric . S1 700/0 8 0 . ~veled glass -4' bras. ch1ndelier 1600/080 tee•' •• t ... ........................ ......... , ... , lt'OIO .... )mtsw esL Seed -. urcl I« udl '.II pa. OM e.p.a.re. We return permanently ....., aU:ndll• ta& • ttnp, mHlina airline l D. requlrerrwnta. ""- 'illll 1i1m • Lbd\! r. • '*10ndaed ., eadme wallpaper, fabric or ''l>a,y Gk>" ,.per • Wt' .W ._ck • trim )"OUr -... Or ttJ iwo h.rdt ~tob9d. PRICES. IO'l"' SaaUIAe -• U.Llll$·· buY9 ud 1trll oo a on<' ~OFTHI Secrdar)'. busy La&u.n1 ~ 'f.~rt A~~~~'';'a'ft ., 0 t .,...... m;-on,.. balls. rvcnJn&i tJ ... IOY Beach mfar need ,_..., ~ ... l.ns W:Ww lu !IPM W~ n~ coo lmmtdia~ opnijnp in person Lo answer phone~ _T_am.a __ .64_1_0_16l9 _____ 1·mmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FtU.cm. pr'd..Toppa1 ·...U.~IAdec-._., .. ,.... t'erned, tnoov11t1vt• ourfamUy~w-an.tsat 1 •-fa•-""'""u: 1• Cal.I 165--2298 aeaor3/15 4~t.apS180 ea . 6AI tap $J$U. 10or more SJ.40 ea. Sa.I~ Tall locluded NO CARD'! ..,..,. ma:D tn~bt.ncorbolh tliCkc..tDr. ~who a~ lot>ku1a neuby locat1oot. We re-ype. ac ..... ~--· __ TB.&.llt~Acc.h. fwllit•• AqOUab&ir 140I & l .. Mr lh4'J fc.r a lucralave part·llme qwre no previous u · Secretary Pttm p/time Light typ From private party AJI JmrutGIUI • I' I ' 1Pw u_n.. ll&CJo.fl'ltAM·$VM poaaUOO.M hourt.otLart. penence.J oanourfnend Branch Sec:rgaey Exp 1n~ Wall consi der uulntcood •Decorator BuUocbSQ.ab Coaw ba> Exper In one or lht-r-.. \laJ ~ o -. Lo SlOO. v.eek Pot~al. eall I) ie.m Come see us lO-Jr~ qua I 1 t y 's I 1 g h > Draw >OW own or send name, adMsla. pboae' we'I inaM one cant per Lag Add '6 each. UNmdiale opn.lop for followln1 Ph1mb1n1. ~ ~>' IWIP >tr flG.Gl.eal 2$.'betw~ ~betwttn2-4PM preferred. T) p i n& MutuaJ Sning.s&Loim -~•tonal lul her lop ~.a.laennca ~a.I or (al"p"'1tl') l•--------i Zand&PM.AlkrOf'Lon W ....... W...,...ses _lilOwpm. dactaphone ex· ll40E CobtHwy,CD~ . perfect for formal P a rt tl m c ·mora1n1 A&lc>lYU> •tr Haya.Surf MOTOttlOUTI ~Coeat CookTrlik.1H ~r helpful Handle Call81llCoooP&sl study. •Child's bed & a\a Ua bJUt> Abu full • Sand Hotel, Laswui We a.w IUI lmmt'dlah-Pteot 9M2AdalllllAvt'. II B'. ~J~~~Y ~:S~ 7609200 ~U~~~~edr"!.~deer: liml Df'a<"t\ 49'7 44_77____ opc>urtunjty f°' p1ut thDt DI Y St~ 4:i0l C&mpus Dr. Irvine 644-8882. £ O t; T; X T I l. E A r l 1 S l •2 cane bottom tradl cocnp&o,) benef&&.a • .,~·-·-·-c: _ .. 0 carntnp Motor route eoua Meu w,·....a__ W-"----<lonst. J yn·exp man· 1 h ~ check QI' money or- der.,: PL<nNJMTIMG P.t . Box l.5eO ea.ta llaa, Ca. 92626 ec.M.e<'1 t'cnion _,.._..... • .. _ • exp, available Ul lhc: l.a11una e~uat Op~urul" _.._.... ..,.mw. "-cr·e··1·ry ·A~·1 i.t~"t lo d .1or'· f'epeat• .. ~01 uona arm c a i rs t i OHIC'e, Mon Sat all phaMi.. ~ day1. Nwpt area Deliver)' after -Em yer , CookTr .. 1e1 .,., • "" -· • , ' ·' ' •Tradll1onal 2 drawer lo "' •3 u UP ~ttsu~w ·All Mond h h C-'"lrn hnanc1al &eDIUS Soft 0 1)'3)S, produrt1on cofh.-t: table •Cerwlfl .. pm l.l.. uriatol •M7. Duly Pilot. PO noons · ay t roug 1----------1 -•·'" • :.poken gentle. JO) ful. onflted Full Um£· Po:. Veg.A 3 way 1tereo spkrs •W.AfERFALLS• ~a Me:u Bo 1u."' C' u ~y Motntnp Satur 33:;.SSo DmilOl ""rfecllona:.l Prt'pilrt' TO"of th•· l1nu •lud10 ("'"r) 1 Nah.ir"'1 sell·cootamed. EOE x ~. osta inei.a da} r.tuJ Sunday No Pdrl t i m e night :. SanlaAn.i "" " ...... ~ ..-. -. _91!11:36 ___ -rn>nlhlydoor l'Ollertions Jarutonal. o~n lrJn:. Waihn Waitruses nutnl.low.mub \am-d loc~1nMs.ss1on\1eJ•J ~1010days sk111fuly cr afted from J&Nt.or. n.rma~at. p T ....,-·~··~--.~ '"'~-·ft ... 3 ...... ~ .... ..,,, per h hard work & lr.t\ cl C.111 Su.1:1 Chau\ t·I. 644-6S93evt11 &: wkends. volcanc boulders. 6.sk .--30 o 30 --...--. ......... ., ._.'7 .,.,.., lb Start S4·S5 per r Coshien 499-5683 noZQ ~~-~~~~~~ for.~: (714 )645-0704. m&>rn1ng:., II l MA l NT EN A N C 1-. mont gros:.. Re aa h.• 61~2101 28502 Marguent.e --_ _ -: Mon ·Sal v.~.omeo·~ MECHANIC TRAlNEt: tra.osport£1Jon required ---MassJOnVl~JO SECRLI AR\' "'tth book lX>L~tAXEll MOVING S..ile Sclhng 3oatw>os ·sola$75 6.AM· (~store.So Coasl ""'·---.. Call 6424321 t-'o:.tu Parturn.:i:rrandbo) fur k klls _..,.,ed m Bwldi. l DJ householdfum1ture. f'H i te r eo with 2 pt Cl o k good .............,.,1111 carffr op Ouelle!for detadi.. New port ph)s 1c1an eepmgi; 1 n"""" 1 .. OUIUl ain · .,. .,.,. aiay 1·991).e~t' C~~ter (JOl1Wl1t~ tor recent HS n..-. C t \'ariousduties w,neiuble EqualOpPortumty med Sa I a r y co m MF. ~F D.t\ ">hlfl All __ ~1803Tem __ s~rs. SlOO. 557-8393 ..--· · _ Grad."'°thshoPtr~ining _.._.,.. oas hrs.lmolve:.aut.oc;ire. Employer t'n!>uratt' "'1th ex twnef1t.1ReuiedorpJrt MEDITEK~ANl-:AN ' .,-who woWd hke to bt' a ~llot µcrsonal & blbtnt.o:.:. t·r ~~~~~~~~~-~I pt-nence Call aft ~AM t.Jme 0 1\ bdrm set. t nplt· d~s~r f'~n Valley Racquet 0 highly !>killed Main n> yStreet rands 6-'4 1~1 Restaurant ~&C>-2205 C.:AL'D~UUCS<.:OHI~ armo1re. n1le i.tandi>, ful' tennJS mem benhip JIUIJ R lemtnce Mechanll' Wiii Eq~=~ly -----SECURJTYDOORMA:>: ~ret.M\ -""7~~~0akSl.!:>"'. .l<tmpe,.~rkoa_k ~Q l26S. ~s:t"~~nfs~ l&OO. ftltl tram you in h)drau.l.scs, Employer l\!rsonneltPayrollClt!rk F'\l.U&PartT1me Fullt1m•·Admini'lrJt1\1· ~ ---.. --- pnewn.1tics, eleclronic·s ·~~~~~~~~~~! ~i>'f manufactunng co an Appl) in person St-net an Sh•Jrl h;.nd ........ y11. "'G"'....., -: _ _, Sate 1055 tJ'Alusn boat w/trlr. 6 11 p Weare(w-rentlyseekmg & basic machine !~ ~a Ana has 1mmed Nofthhne calls ·-~"" ~· le•• .. •••••••••••••••••• O a '"" notch Janitor lo , ...... .......,., .. o -di p •'"" ~ Typ1nl(-t.Owpm ~l1n1m11mi•ri. 1·)(•w•r fY1n rude 8, $800 ..,... ~'""""l>.7· n41p1 y m-operung ror a erson L'-.lhruT•--.. \ft8P"t 1 , .. ~ American Oak Table ..._...,.,_m ~hi lrlr. ""'''"· perform the traditional ,.-,, '""~ · •• w accurac). Lr" com <.all Ma her,;, 1311 s ..,....., -.,,,.,., .duties al our modern crease your wages as MOTOR ROUTE net PaHoll Clerk Mu:.l · Crazy Horse Steakhouse pdnv f'u 11 hl'nt-l at . -. ~ __ S18J. ecretary SJ60. ~umber rack sso. •7 plant fn ; Costa Mesa. S'OU gain knowledge & ex I ... O..••g know io.key b) toul·h. lS(I) Broo«hollow, SA pad~aRe II unl in Rt on TI ~1:-1G1-.\EH \I. 01-~'1°:7?.s 5~!1;s !~6.JSl~~ Ida. blues_,& ru:.t. S250 Penoo :should bave good peneoce. The Datly Pilot needs a proces:. emplo) ~:.tat us. H ,. a l h I u l" J t • o n nci::. h11<th lhool grad. I' hon o g r a Ph SI I II ~ ~ n!ferent'eS and be relaa· CIMCO dept'ndabl eo Adult Chan)((.' forms. ma1nta111 Retail record stor<> in ~1 ~ 000 ._per ,eJr no exper ':<'n!>ar) Ille. We offer good pay 265 Briggs Ave.C M. Delivery Person for the pt!rsonncl file:.. sack Newport Beach P tune 714-898-1..649 • Good l>ene!1~ promo Hu 1. k er S 11 o · S 1 0 l I J W T C Fam Mem and a pleasant working lrvtne lnduslnal Park :-:ewport area lea\e. \acalloo & atten day ht-Ip Ca:.h reg11t.er --------t1onal oppt~.farml·r-. Md<tune $i2S Also. PoP· bentup Be:.l offer over e n vi ronment. Our C-Omplex Must' have dependable dance stalS Will tram~ e~per ni:l' 675-7121 ~~C Hl::TARY -mature tn. ... ~HUIH.> f', eorn machine. roffct! S12UO ... benefits package ts one Male F 1 h 1 U motor l ransport at1on shar p. Please phont.> RN' 0 1 part·lJrTll'. Clex1bli:. hl"l> -----~~~:~e~ ~.~ ... ~11~::!;u_~ _ 1!33 8399 ol I.he best in the area. or erna e e p for and be available after-personnef 714-340-4811. :. Part lime. uj!lte It bookkeep1n1:. SU pre TYPl~T rull-l1m on .\1 .. :..:,; 8271 For further information Haul dealer & rental noons M-f : Mo r nings -----<.:ha r gt! :'Ii u r !> e rerred.6"4·7516 • (" d rd t I . M.n 1-r 1 please.contact In person yard. E l Toro area, Sat 'le S un Ap prox. PLUMBER -rep;i1r & · ·ll-7.:.>AM . Mesa Verdi: 1$ )~~.:.J. Free .. rkin !'oewport Beach Tenn1!> ~TATt::SALE l'lub full family mem or call us at: 581-0610. S2:50.00 gross per mo. for ~ung. Pay · accordmg Conv. Ho6p. 661 Center ---------• i.: 11 be n er 11 s c-" 11 jlfil a bttle over an hou.r lD exper. R~s. reque~l Costa Mt>Sa. ~ ~ SECRn AIY ,IEXEC. M1d1dle ~-111-\,1:.,quJI !IA.\I 41'~·1 ber..nw $850/0BO. Call DISC INSTllllOOS MANAGEMENT ol your day. For delails l.'d. Geer s Plumbing ...... _ Finant•1a l 1ov«slml'nl Oppt) l::mplo)Pr F Local executive :.eeks call' Mllte or Foster at ~1~ ~....... firm ror t>duc ator:. - Jl1>uM•huld ru r n 1t 1J r•. •_·ves_ 673.::_~l. l(drJl!l' tll·m ~ ail Pool table. hghl. new hool>ct.old •ll.'m:. TOO!>. hrown1be1ge $80. Call qualJ.fied individ ual for 642-4321 ---------C ca .. are Yow Personnd c..;ommunacJ 'l\.i.ntt:d oldt·r v.urrn II• high Income P tr situa-~Coast Prr SUMMER-flex hrs PreMftt Job tsoru. Dept ~nctar) ~)II health to la\ 111 m 1 ~ l' • 1 l e m ., t • o 114l lill0?2 102E.....,.St. t.Jon. No investment re· Dally Piiot Ot:I. brochures 1n :"pl.. Wittl THIS Oppt'y Xlnl l) ping ~h rl'q 11 'tou ... ,u ha'e"' fllt,.,nt qwremenl. For apPoanl-330 w. &y Str~t ln'UW area. S40-~ _ As a 6ales reµrt'ftentallH· 1-..Ju.-c ~rlo'tan;il l'XJ.f<.·r ht1m• 1r1 t!Alh.in~<: 1,,J nul'Tlf rou:-ltJ m1·ntun LJm111 r • '"r' th n~ rn~t ,.,,, :!:.!I 1-. 1!11.h St I~ m I lennss fJmil) mem t~rsh1p for sulc Hei.t or rer Phone955·2465 COstaMeso. Cot26Z6' ment ca11645·S921 . CostJ Mesa Wllh Mutu.al or OmahJ. J m~t ='oo '>rtlh~t·r ~n· ~1,ldllCt' IAllh .-l(krJ."J .. Real F6tale Ileen~ n .. -q. f Eq"alOpporturut'· .\Oll are •our own boss "d lnqwre 1i ll 1 ~J1tl:!:l ta.'fll L•lt:,chK!ul..-•~ 714-979-5 300 )larucunog station avail an popular N i:w port -, land :.aJes, cash comm. 3 ' Employer' dinner part.lei., Oran1.tl-You repre-.ent a ll'ad1nl! -~~~~~~~--.., .. .rrdllJot....d 4!16 12311 _ Hnd l>J~ tLI gso ~-" tp. CurtJ1n & drapeq rrwl• nab. rt!mnanli. 1-t« Ai:,(1, Odd dra!)t:i. 242 I-lo"' er c; M F.quaJ ()pportWUly· Employer Beat·h nail salon. Prime l~~:!~~~~~~~I 0.C. rurport area. Only I NURSES AI DES: All :.talion left . :.hop shifu. ex1Jer1enced or e.tc1bllshed 5 yrs You Trainees. Mes a Verde mu:.t have chentele & C.oov. Hosp'. 661 Center. rrun 3 yrs exp. 54().9757. Costa Mesa ~·5585 Cl>mpan) off.-nng ~Pit· --..._...._,....._....,,.,,.....__...._ bl •· h County, SG Valley. SF .. W-4-..... C'-_._ "'r11111 aroi1 l " "' l" r .... m )our eommun1ty t~· -------~ .. , ~ I \'alJey. pd each wk. pkn financial secunl\ the\ SECRn ARY l'..Jq,JndanK , ll'ltro111l ~ 1"0 I<: m d • 0 I! ty ol 1mentor). call col nc-ed against :.ickn•·..,., !'Ii de,,.. mt ro <~mv.th farm \·.-I.in. ol!'-r"' m1r. Sl!'>ll. 'Id Uri I e ct o r d 1 r e c l and ar«ident:. potent Sii. d1c1ph . tJl nc n~p•.,ru.1bl;. , ... r;;.n 111 • Jnl-d ..-agl..-t.l:!!'. Jn ta JR. ENGINEER l Must be H.S. Grad. or 21.J.506-4047.ukfori.A!n· Your(•fforts are backl'<l Frectoappllcanl 1~ rulltim• oi-on.•.: 11Jt• rrwm,.: '"'l\U r·ptn' D)'Gale b) a broad national ad ln1nt> l't·r.onrkl .\i.;1·n1 \ m "'lin'ht..u • r• '' "ar.~ " 'hr s1;~ ~. lit-ms 1 011 equ1 v. w /courses 1n IJudath i Shop , Ar1thm1:ti c /· --Nursing • Mech a n 1 c s I E I e l' M.arucurist wanlcd. Good c.rlififll Aidn tnc1ly /General Science. ro location Xlnt. v.ork S4.00hr. 11·7 stuft. Have 2) r s. ex per an 10~ eond. JOE FOR Xint working ronds. H bwld.sng nans. Pt•rlorm H&SIERLTD.645·5370 Paid holiday., l::OE repair work, plumb ~·3505 mg t'lectrical/refngerJ MECHANIC BayviewConv Hospital uontelevators. Sketch HONDA CAlS 2055Thunn i\ve. C M.• plans, read & mterpret F/t.Jme, 4 day wit. Expr ---------- Real Estate Sales f>eoJ>'e needed ID ~ n:.et Beach omce. top com ITUSSIOflS Call Bud II) am:. 17 14) 146-5502 bluepnols. J oin 0 t: w/Honda CARS 1& muat . ...SING/Auista.b Un ion f501. F /time . Nd own t ool&. 50% Newport Beach.. 13.80 lD ~ $7.34/br. Take ad to comm R e fs . r e q . start (non-certified >. n,earest Emplo)-me nt 842-9946 or 848-7276 af\6. $4.00 tcertilledJ.90day & · • • · Development Dept. pi -'-p_m. _________ 1 anoua1 review. Apply in fice. oor 899.2.81--014. Ad M..,.· I R . t f per :.o n lo P . P lace. "!~~!!!!~!!!~~~ p;udforbyemplo)er . """'ca e<'eplloms or 64&7764 -: ------~ local Orthopedll· --------- Landscape maintenant'e Surit1•on. f.xper pre• Foreman needed. Van t'<I ferred in all phases or dUtJes. Full Lime perma front office Res1lme req nent. Good co. ~nef1ts Call for appt. ~2-8000. Apply al A & .11 MEDICAL. Par t time. LandscMpe, 2381 l \ 1<1 Front & Back lyplng re F~cante, M1ss1on Vie quired. 24 hrs ~r wk. JO. 76847Sl Mon-Thur. ~·T779 LEAD TEACHERS MJSS1on VjotLag. Hills areas. lmmed openings American Pre-Schools Tro-1999 or 770. l 991 MEDICAL IACX OfflCE Npt. Bch. Some lab & X · ray exp. nee. 845-7172 NUJ"SUlg HEMODIAL. YSIS RH /LYM Cnt.Jcal Care Exp. p~ ferred W1U tram for this Spec1all). F\Jll lime. In MlS&MlO VieJO. "'714-131-1100 1 __.Sec...&-/ MEDICAL/INS. GIRL ~ { Doaor rleed.s rront ore. OFC ~R~IPtl f"ashloo~~Jp1 Bch. ~~~· exp. Lag Prest1aious Newpor t Tu litigation law office ---Beach law firm has a Good wo r king condi · Medical front o ffice, positJoo open for an of. t 1oo s. Salary com-Irvine. e x perienced, fice mgr /bkk pr t I c __ .. f MiJ:umum S yrs expr. men s ura e w apa · gvuu typ ist . am1har Satar'· commensurate bWt.Jes.644·5232. w /1n\ura n ce forms. with ' e x p r . As k for L&quor St.ore . Nights & pleasant.. hkes people. in· Vickie. ~5650 weeke nds. Must have ten!Sted in taking charge ---------- ca s b register ex . ol froot office. 8:»5PM Office Positioft penence. 1888 Placentia, _d&i._·l~;y_. SS_l_·~------1 av a ii a b I e . F / t 1 me. _c_._M_A.;;..pp;;...l.;..y_10_pe;._rson __ . __ 1 Medical Lab in Newport CUstomer relations & bit· Beach has opening in kp'e belp!ul but not nee. Live-in aid for elderly b ff r d Lge compa ny w /good lady, some ou.n1og ex usioess 0 ice or g beoe!its. Call 549-1575 for per. $600 mo. Start Aug. t)'J>lSt for lYPlDI repons inter \'1ew. J . Her bert Mu.st drive. car avail & billing. We offer com· Hall Jewellers pet1Live sal. patd vac. ---------~ln5 p rofit sharing, med nrlll'( Cl.Ell LIVE-IN w /older lady benefits. Please phone urn.. Compu.ioD & lite hspkg. ~~l~'-!.._ror snten 1ew TUI.arr 9n-"T199or.64li-2032 ~ ~ ----------• The Daily Pilot has an LA»• Pre veotjon Agent MED RECt:PT /DERM immedjate opening for up, for majof' retaller. Ofc.Noexor.·oe<:. trainee for full time. SeDd renum t.o:Ad f SS6, Good wJfigures" pbooe permanent position in Dally P1lot. P .0 . Box Huotmgloo Bcb 842·6096 our Cla.sslfied· Depart· 1580. C-Osta Mesa. 92628. MID TECH. meal. Must be able t.o • type 35-40 WJ>M (typing REAL ESTATE SALES •00%• "\ NO DESK F'Et::' rui.LSERVICE OFC. Rl::.ALTY NETWORK •957 ·8400- Real Estate POTENTIAL UNUMITED Have opening for 11s- sertivc sales agent with great opporturuties in re- al estate with the • l rom· pany. eau for 1nter v1cw 963-5671 l~twm:mam iHJ Real Estate UCfPTIOHIST t-'\s ll time entry level position with good wor:.k Ing cond. near 0 .C Ai r po rt . M ust be pleasant & dependable. Appl) in person to Mr fUent.es at Robert Be in. Wtllsam Frost & Assoc .. 1401 Quail St .. N B RECEPTIONIST: Im medlale operuog, large med 1 c al group 8 1 · lingual. Costa Me:. a 561-6300. Recepuorust Gl"OWUlg medJcal office needs receptionist. Some UlSurance billing exper Typuig a muat.. Sa.iary open. 972· l!i81 RECEPTIONIST P/time. AM. Npl. 'Bch olc. '1?12-5 lll lbcDoaald's in SJC Lt; Unique opportunity for ~ wtll admlolst.ered t.o now aceepOng applica-aggnulve lie Tech.. 2· all applicants). 10 ltey Uona for fuJJ •part Ume Syn. exper. Func:Uoa u adder, baodle phones. won,. Apply In penon. IWlltanl lo Director of learn compute r and 3111Z2Del Ob .. po. fast·crowtna lab service. other 1 eneral c lerical RECEPTIONJsr /SEC'Y ---------11 S-.93f7. d·•:...... n.......+...fti.y ror N c ----------1 ~ ...,......,._. ew p orl e nt er -----•-••l&lf advancement a nd e x· archltec:tW'aJ firm bu llachbdlt ~IMMKll* c e l leat c·om pa ny ~...._,_ft r &•t lllll"AL llfRKlt"W..uil benefit.a. Salary com-"l"'l.LU'6 or a MAC'l•UTS a....TeWeril meoau rate with u -sbatp,wsPoQlllble recep-..-__ Uonlattkcretary w /front 2ndSHlFT " laA .,..._.... FOC' lDt.ervlew. office appearance and a C..Ddkta&.-m ut .b.aw .~~UM* pleMe call: 142_.321• ext p l e a 1 a o t ph one 5+ ,.,. r elated ex· ,.._., .,..,. m perteoc•. •ork lrom IN JUST ORAM<iE COAST ~~ :.";!n!:;! blueprtnta. ....t have DAIL y PILOT and l.YPIOJ sttu. and tlU 1-a.te&Wd new toolina 2 MONTHS I 3IO w. Bay su.t woridna in • beautlful ::~~~: CALI. C4atallesa '*-uon. CaU Mon·f'TI ,_ eseeU.t compuy 714/131·3122 J:qual Oppor tunll 'Y 1 forappt.......-ro beuflta 1achdta1 ,_,,..IN:t..e. Emp&oyer ~dental and op: MIS1h W9C• WaatAd!Wulaa 642·~ RECEPTIONIST llust tical m...an~. Pie... AIMc. flrilirlW · · b a v • I d . If hon e _,&~IMC. \ , ...... c USI THI ~~!! tJyp1111na T" 10 .._ow.u.,~ ~ by The c.aa. DAl.Y PILOT -Y ......... ce ree. --10,,0.-E1Dp6o)'er 8upt.~Put>. lnstruclion. ..,AST :"2'""2Sa.mtca11A, H.B. Tm --."2"rla.x Hd ........ It~-•lt .. Dell1 Pii o t a_u'W ~. ADd u ,.. ........ ....., to a.ti, call a frttDdlJ a..MIM M·.._. ai ----· ' rorT~toTlc~tt USUL~. the OatJy Pllor Help •YICI W.-ed dllaificaUM. U DlllCTOIY t.!°'>: •U:::r For Result otrtr1n1 your aervlces Service Call ...... .., ad In tile Job 642-1671 w...r c-..,.. ,.... ... •u .. ........ .... ; -. . .. -. \t•rta~rngpro~rJm 4Hll~. lilh.lcr..lJ.\lt',,.,• ,hq.1µ1n~ <I• I'• < oll ~ .. 110::. Our t.Oollnut-d rapid t'' ~e::!il b4.<! l~i11 \l..ntJ ~ ~J p,m..,1on 1'i crt>3\IOJ! JO -• -- t'\er inrreJSlfl~ nc .... t for Mltfc:tocad~ ~:tl t.·c... rPprt·~t.-nt ~t 1' ~.., l••--------1·••••••••• ••• ••• ••• •• • • v.1lh m • .tnaj<lu1wnt poll'n ••SECRl:.I \RIL'i• • ~ 8005 Ual lo r111 kl'~ w :-1llon:.· l ) µ1:.t 7U. La.:&:h Sn Wl• , ••••••••••••••••••••••• W l' rail thoi-.1· p1>~1l1un'I S.1lb Con:.ull.•nl' Our• from our own rank' \J.>plllnl\ 1-r,·e t:ll~. Wl:Sf\11,STEH Sound llkt> thl' kind .. 1 l..11H~1nder.A1:0 n•\ \kHt-.'t carel!r opporton 1t ) W2l.1Hirl'h, l:.i.ldb 1,.1 ,\.,TIQL'I:. MALL )'OU've been looking for " Newport 8each.83J.3190 Dally \cµ;. l-'r1 10.:1 "Illen. call us loda). ---------•I U.OSED n..; 1-.SDA Y ~IR . VA."' 11751 Westm1ru.tt-r ..\\" 838-7006 SECJlETARYfbec.. GanknGru\ .. ~·111 Mutual of Omaha to Pr• -.1den1 Ldr.:1· ~ 8070 '···················· rHl'llind' .... ..,JI n(1n· I Ii I r I i.. .!. IJtl~ ' •\.mt nn., $9:.0 , "' h " I! 111 r 1ri;.: '>!~l >il•J• ,\llhJ\l ~I t \:nl••r ,l .. nl'' !J. 'er. 't\t • U\' GO 1.U . -..·1 H.l"<G Sil.\ 1-.H &. !'-II \fl S:. Wall p11 lo.UJ.1 ~w •..•....•....•...•...•• lOPCASH PAID bir u::.ed rum1tun· & ap J.iltdl•< 1.-::.. working or n•J '67 llW.1 INST AMT MONEY ~<.>r d<bS nng:. ... Jl 1J(he~ 11r11" pJld HU )lnj! .:old ,sl\t.>r JeWelt) tf»ntal {•l c Appts _ •n}where . W il liam Laurence 9M-8l93 <Aru. 5en'1Ce). IOU ••••....•......•••••... Pl'QVlt!}OU t. .. nt.ounton t bl h d ~ h VJunt .. l l>1Jrno111!. :I Lt! 1 " AH 1 l l·~" " "' · ttu.l t'fn T'*C> QUJl1l 1 Jnt1qu1 1u.1'''·nlla .• nt t.Ul Sl!ff 'lt.Y.IO:'<-Director trombont I: n ... ur· nn· I la l' Cald laulld1 r .,, ... ' t.tbl~, ltafliill &. 111·· L ~1th {'J~. n L_, ... llunt "IJn Lruled uf Um~ha I " "' 11" S.:•10• lo> t>J'l •IX!I -·'' .-.• ~ ' ' (J rt'lf Ort• ntt. 111 l-~£1t'>h ... r hr. ~"'""" dluon SlUU 6i5-805.2alter l::qual Oppl) CompJnll"'> I d I l r . ._ M i F 11 " UJ 0 p~r urrn 'l'JllU01t 1n••\j>t'D!!1 H· \lo\ado,\n,'l\;11ch l'<I\ tiP\t \.irtcl' of 't.'t.rctdr1 .. 1 ~::l'ol!l.tl i.•i<tlJn~,ollHO Cal' --- ,. Jnd .. dm1n1 ,lrJt1" - -.,.i;,~s.· CJnKtnal Leu Fcnder Twtn SALES .. tRL. 'ummi·r dur1e-. 1•0.,1t mn orf1 r-. • • ..... 801 0 help Outgoing & rn«nd ... -TIH't.otj .\mp Pre CB!:> 1 Id 1 Rn>"'th and. Vl'PQrtunll \ I-•••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 8078 ~ ~. 18 )rs or 0 er · r tu le.i.rn n·JI t.''lJt• Jnd Ek-ctn• ... 4 ,ht'r .\ df'• r ••01 •••••0 '-•••••••••• ~porl s 1tt ear Sc:('on1.. ho~ bwldamc bu. ... int"'' Xl.nl 1ttort..m.: 1vnd SJ . ..o TIH ( f\ "tr.i> booth _G_lan_ce. 675 3361 -i'oti1t1on r~-qwre-. at h·4.~1 for both. or SIS5 ,. p.tr .11el , gd for begin ~r S11ngerlend !lnare ~ll~ or bt!i.l offer i \I'-, or respon,1bfe. e\J.if h 8'& 7690 S4~fii30 ~in. ' It ha''\ ;!"_' "'Id•· l(ef will be req• 11 an --- -01ft1 H1•t-; 11 ~l ••Jm tc•resled an lht.> <'art·••r G !-:. Relngerat11r Culvr , le· 1n•·r 1-fHrt1m3llt" __ pc11S1lJOn plea:.e 'en<1 r1• Green S7S <.:au mom1n>?,, -.wo• :!13 i.'l!mn ~ and !Milar) h1slol"} lnl> 631 1·1~ -~ Salesgirl wanle<I. F T TUes thru Sat, no l").-P nec~ary. 675--4248 • 6ti 1 21.:A) DRl:~lS b> Lodv.1g. l1J!h blue clear 2 floor toms, a base 24 · . 3 Z1IJ(ren C' mtnls. Roger·:. h1~h hat complete w t all CaM'5 ~ o~m Call aft 6~PM 17141737-6449 SALESLADIES Wallah Clarke' ~ Csl Plaza Mature1ex penenced FT PT .\Ir'> C 751· 7946n~l· 7SOO to !'tis LandJ 1-'o:.t n . Mitc~&an.ou~ 8080 Presley of So Calaf 4t.OO lkydft 8 020 Lam"us Dr l\e14porl ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"'ATt;Hf','1-"• Beach. Cal 92603 E 0 1-. 81-.:ACH CRt:ISERS 'Jlural ~lf·C~tJmt.-rl, ....................... R~l'OREO -.ll.11lfully craft, rrnm Sale. S<'hwinn.' ~ tank & horn. \ olc Jnsc boulde\ \~I. Men & Women wllh, e' SECUl rTY GUARD plu:. man) mono bik~ f<X' Unan f7 U 1&t1r.()I penence ID Direct Sale~ --~.oded~~ OSlO_ -MU~ISELLALL -Officefwwlhwe& Xlnt high Income. com SECY iBKPR. pJrt full tnd spart' m gar I Xlnt ~tember5h 1p for\5:ile Elfli• .t 1015 rruss1on only s ales tc tame, H E C'o Cd.\I cond ~1-4407 &n)'lnne N~-port ~ach '.ni ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beauty Salon lndu5tr)' an Salar. ne~ 615 6900 c-r• & Liub 640-0\1.3 art 6trs. Used office furniture: So <.:atJr Call for appt --· ---, ... , ... aOJO John Wa)'lW r•m:*'I en Confereo t'e La bl e. 714-~!IOlO !:Jernce SU&l~on alleodant --·•••••• ••••••••• ••• s Cl b b l~lhlr couch & chairs. rµ u mem e 1p etc lbla~ & min~r me<h "Ko"'ii Super 66 :?••x:?•, $1250 Mana ns. or . 67"' ~1 Sales 24l!Ot-a1rv1t!w,<.:~l.-Btv.n SU< 141lh 85 mm lens c\e-.7313547 .,._, TRAV&U.S.A. 11&5P.\t _ 1.:»220baclt &thrttlt!n.' ----____ ........._ 1017 VIP VACATIONS f·"~ N ked El t \d n -d ~ SH"1C. S "'LES ......... e1tt. P4C in e(' nr • J CK" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tek!phone promoUun vso "" onainal box. Hone; well S3:!.::I ~I a caw g r een w in g. 543 7957 \l.e h.ave an openmiz fur J Strobonar modl·I 6:iC t,7104~ 254!1 ~Ourl", arfectionate, ----p.irt lll'l'll-'hoe i.ale:. man ... ......,.. • • ed All r ~ · " "'-Y~ECEPT llr v.1u1 t..vrv ... s or ~ Lamed. S.1500 with ~'" •Jr woman. s e\l'~. •·-r---11 213) 3311" I•-------•-• .....w '-4 I nlti ~~ •L....:f.._ Ja r 0 e cage .. ca 11 Jn,estmen firm, located S..al & Sun Exper prer twknd ____, ---... " nr Orangc Co Ai rport llE'.\tPIULL's~llOLS _eves ____ .,______ 2 urulorms Sl5 ei ctt 1 i..-.3019or96G-3147 o.rca Sttk.s rront offatc, ~ Fat.h100 k.IJnd :-.; H DoC)I 1 040 pJJlLswt S20 Size 9-40,hll SHERRY'S P ET CARE 1df-starter. Req u1rca 644 4223. lbk ror ~tr <.'an ••h ••••••••••••••••••• Ill excellent cond1~ & Boi rdlng ar grooming pos1t1ve personality *" non KEl:SHONO Pup!\ AKl' ~onl; a''"' tunt~> wteh IO\'e, Cree ptup. phone le<'hn1que Ac SllOL· S\U:S \\· l d Champsa~. Mil". Pet & ~~ud6nat nurse 540 1 Poed1e Pups " Persian l'Urate l )J>lllj( :.kll b . -c. ' ant'. 'ho w . Pv t pl) .... , r ~ basic book keeping .1 ru11 or part lime Good 2lli!B7 1345 aft 6 pm Killms or sale. Tea Cup...,. plus Salary and full Co bent'f1ts Futun· -• stud s-, 25 y r s exp . benehls. Re .. umt' or mgmt pos1llon:. poss1 AK<.: Golden Retriever ~II idle items 642 5'8 ~2848. background letter in ron ble Appl} in person bet p up p 1 es. l' ham P 1 on I rsdence top 0 Box 7009. ·~am & ltam 3077 s bioodboe. shots &\.aila Newport Sch. CA 92S6() Bnst.ol. C. M. ble no'* 4i7 ~ ------------------$1.AMSTUSS Ex pe r com mer('la I custom canva1 & up bolSter)' Growing <'Om pany Med. bepeflls Maller Marine Canvas Products, 2132 Harbor Bvd., C M 131-2931. s,_.,....~ 8a1J.Loft. Dana Pt. area. aca SEAMSTRESS S.U raaklnc·aeamJn1 • flDllhlD.I dacroa sails. Exp bt'lplul but not Off· ceuary. Camber Sall.I Inc. 1t$-7950. - 'SECRETARY .£XICU11V£ o.ac..no, opperiunily for m.ture, proleuloaal Hcretar1 t o uatet ~-•utullvt ln Newport &Ndl. Gd or· .......... ,..,.. .. • ldOMokll'au" a ll.la. Mu ' M H1'·ttarter. ...... Siik ~crNncr for glass WesUughland wh1tt' Ter :.hop Expenenct'd & pro nen. 7 weeks old. Cham duction attitude a mu.sL pton line. 3 female, 1 ttn lSli6 awe. 11•1~ Snack bar, p1t.. weekends. Frwto Y• 1045 to lt't'\e dnnks & make ••••••••••••••••••••••• cdd sandw1che~ Apply Beau wtutc cat. spayed In person. The Antique fern. 5yrs. To good home Guild. 1801 Eaat D1er S.SJ 163S. Rd. Santa Ana. _La_bn(loc ___ R_etn--ev_e_r-.- S WITCH 10 A ID genue. OPBlA TOil. WILL 7 years old. su-eueo TIAIM. 645-7565. ~!r~~!:~: rree ~~-------TEACHER'S ASS'T 842 -2971 Special claaes ror han· --lOIO djcapped adult.a. 2yr& .;;;;;;.""; .............. . collea e exper. rcq 'd Q11een u 1olld wo,od tliOO Xlnt. vac.aUon • 1u poeter bed co mP.l•l.e be n t' r 1 ta. W Ir d >' • : w/'Smmoaa 'box apd_np a· 30·4 oo . Ual Ud • manr.a XlDl tood c.ntn1 Palty A9ocla· ... Uoo. 3020 W. Harvard St ,.-......_ ______ _ SaaUAAa Me-51IO. a..J::'~ ~!reali,, CAHAGE SALK ads In small ··~ t.o peopie · U. DallY PUot brtn~ap-&ales calls with bl& tt· PY rwub To place your ~ aad bil ttSulta ! drawlna u rd. phone ,,ro plaioe )'our ct tned ~\Gdl)'l ad. caUtodayMWl79. You may request M itter service wt.i placing ywr od . . OtX Ad-Sittw number will oppeq in 'f04J' Doi)y Pilot od ... Ad-Sitter t~ your me-.. .. . you ~I in at yq-convenief a to qtt the r:rv ... to wr od ... this ~ is on; SS pe wee~. For more inf0tmation and ploat yo.x ad mil "2~ • J ""·- • ' I • W tNI .,,, ... ,,.,.. ...._,.,, h4 ....._...,,,.w ,l•po1W ~June1e.1990 ~ 8"I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,..,~ t4IO ••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••• ... ••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• I OM. Y PILOT a e. I.Alden II. aft. •ara ... •••••••••••••••••••• M9'-i 97" -..W 9JIJ •7l• ..... UMCI ......_ UMCI • 1fW' ACA ., " roJat h u 11 , 1 11 p t " H 8 , •¥1CI D..r ........... ••• ••• ••• ••• ••-••• •• ••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• r · Yfwntl)'. ,,_ •• buutlful uooo 0..IDi~•AW..k PINAL 7t-..W6JJCSI 'M L.ANCIA f1av1a coov. 9717 C1•u 9'15 ,_., 9'40 _,., 11.N ""'1711 ..!!!:_ lO. Man.·rri 7.»s·ao Cl 1~1~ ...... ltll su---h .. , __ .,•-·• .. er. u--.o bit Vt I h ••••• --""'-~""" ·-' ... ~ """". ........ """.. an• e coac . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -················ SM.a YAMAHA d mo C. «1t 1Sel9n Selurcla~li-.·oo AJj 'Yt Alra Rom.01 ~tveCar. t'rnt wheel dr. ool.y ~ tn '70 Rover 3500S. Red ·1a Cad Eldorado, ona Ford Hanchero GT ..... ,._.,.., c~t.e l1 70U an t.hba&~ ol Allmt~. MUS'l'OONOW! IOIMcl.A ... e.. lht US. Z7 mp •. 14.000. w/bllt. lthr mter. Runs owner. lethr. fuel 1nJ, w/&heU&op. Red/waut.o- dldlaatJh'•\.llredU('.S :.~it:!.' a cruulDI -lf.arbOrBlva llACHIMPOITS l50N &each Blvd aeo.&1.34 xlnt.Sl500 '94-98'76. Aramld Urea, loaded. aood cood. PP 5"00 prt.-. Atl~Dllc M \QI~ l.bett lt a ar.&perb a M•a Mt Dove.,.__. (UU No. of SA Fwy > 9760 D500 ..... _, · m.3t4t --:s:;tunlty for HP 146-ltJ4 NEWPORTBEACU · ..._.. • '7ll S.. -..--------to buy lato 40' La Habra m,.$331 ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '• Sedan Deville Gold '71 fO•D ..,. It....... lt:.el<h. Uftllmlted ,,.,bna ..._ tw S. 71Z..0900 "'71 .... air. aruf. 41pd, lflO SAA.I • Old. oew Urt1. as peb\t, FUTUU • & .. nma•ven-•m.tlllavciM ...................... Alfa Ro1Dto. ·14 CTV IUfto cw. 101 Ulbta. TUllO. n1111 bile new. Make ol· F\llJ Power . fleal Clun -·'················ m5'MO IMPORTANT G,..l cood •M. M900 Alloy Whla. su.•cw bit RI.A.DY FOi f•.~2280 (750VUA). SI • tt•t --·h C -.---N<fl'I 't;TO firm &U-96i7 otr. T1Uto-'18ll. "71 C D VIII I $34.W --······· ...... r•-·-M. •IOt '· tlEADl!:RBAl"D . DBJVBY MOW! pe • • •• r . RAY FLADEBOE f'Olt SAL& lD J..w n.nma. wet« • bnd A.l>VERTlSIRS "rS SPYDKH, very red. 971. •wrllDIAUM6• am/fm. gd rond. SllOOor Lmcoln·Mercury __.bu.ti S.S X 4oJ X 18 X St..a fttthlia, • ••II•. The price of Hem• very nice. The beat ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... CH 1...,..0 .,..5 makeolfer. S'7~5ee0. 16Aut.oCenter Dr. ~~ b1l4mau 17aW/\r.cSe.ar.-advtrtlaect by v .. hlcte vound."5.950.473-12'0 "19, t mo nu, loadedtw C......_'41-S7 0Q ~ ...-"' 9917 lrvtoe --11• n...... _1 R l ,._ duMrs la the veblc&e Ghia Pka + AM/FM 6 _ . 848 Dove Street IJG-7000 U' M.irroaaft alum P lff ....._._ AC' ....... t ea ... m.d •dverUaloa IMW 9712 CUI wffb 4 s plln, Ut ......... .. -97..... NEWPORT BEACH ...................... . l8'd u . 1375 731 t%34 •/Ult trlr ·•1100. H ~cto.notaoc:ludli ....................... steerloa wire whle wwwcu •--7SZ..OfOO '70 Camaro. Z28. 19000 ur uns Omega Mercury d>'J WJINO/W 14-4 ll10 u1y 1ppUcable ta&H, center co0ale. 5.0 ~ ••··~··• .. ••••••••••••• orig. lbow car. '31·Zb64, l&S HP 1 /0 Low enaane ~ llte!nH, lUDJJfe r fMS, -• .... mi. bu..., must 72 DfESEL VAN __._ 9765 966-2991. hrs. W/tra1ler & cover AVON R •d ·•al 111 14' H08JE CAT. lndbdes --... .., • __ ........,. 113 ..,,,.. ....,._.. • • ftnan<.-e thara•. ,_. tor ~;AF731AP ... ,;,,,,.dya :f171.lfl83 Lo/mi~ ........ ,·=·,......., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca ~Firm. Also 45 ch an W'Wft Xtn1 wnd.. S'700 t.ra*' l1'00 P'lno cood.. wr PCIUIAIOO oonlrol ct.. ,..,_ _ .,.,._ "'..-v"" "'79Toyota CoroHa wagoo. "19 maro, kyl, mint. nel Midland VHfo' wtan ~ 86Mll7T VIC. C'trtiflCltiotu or de--O ' Sf I HOA~Y Li.U new, silver w/blaclt AM /FM stereo, air• t.ennae, brand new 1900 Columbla 32• 5 5 meltt 11!~r documant11ry pre-_ SANfA ANA 0.-9720 ~~lo2:f~.Slxlra int. Air cond. S·S e(t ~g ftniaph ~ "!!P~ ~~lue .col)' -KO{)_ £all stoop W/l'rlr , $9500 panuoo charae anleQ 835·3171 ... -.-......... _. or assume.-+ ... ..;.,. DD tnm.Towmlles. super -~,:!'.;· ... ·......,. u, after5 PM.54~015.1 vUtt.•rw1se •P4'cH1ed by •-· · tuusle·free. gu saver ~------- ~ 1D9tnl .. n•nrt". OUlbnt N9Air "' l•11m ·~ All/ Cnft Y arht :\l•n 1c ,. ~96.'Sl Ship Rl~hl. fo'11111oh ·1 t'itk work, rerurb1 •h1n.: Repair "'ort. ~ ~ ---- ~(~~ord•lld)ll, Roaahnd t.tw advertt.u , .. , uu1111Au0111v1NC MACMHC J SJ7~53 cu. ! OnJy SS.250. Call Ad· '67 '" CLEAN' Mlf;cimy • 9950 ....... .......... •USED IMW1• WA NT ED : • 7 5 .• 7 7 Sitter •1118. 642·4300. ~ ~mar:;,. 327 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16' lloble Cat-1974, tcd C=~/ '733.0CScpe,maot(05.58) Mercedes2'0D,pvtpty. hrs au ORANGECOUNTY'S mnd Ull.K' \Mais & trlJ wCI 9520 '74 2UrlTu S1 R 10032) 496-0053 ~ ~~ 497.~ NEWEST IJ},00675 l~. h75 401o ~;;;~~::~~~i:::~;·~d 'T1n~~!:,·;nat1r<\l294S008>XE> •77 TOYOTA 'H Chev) Cama ro, g1l UNCOLN·MERCURY 1 ~ ~ 2.80 C. 1!174, auto. AC lln . ..,,·"" 1111, S<!HJO. 2451 DEALEHSHIP Lc1:.t'r, 'dnt rond1t1un $750 63!1 t.95~ t'Vt":t wlul<b '"'Olld $~l&J9() T1 630c:.114S6SXG 1 H!~~~UL;M~~~I A:0-1 f':\t new tires CBJCA !-tc1nt1i \11c1 Avt:. CM . R.AY-FLADEIOE 78~4Sp,atr(42281 _ ~1ng $7,000 OBO . 5!.J)t'ed.stereo. 645"6'l7 LINCOLN MERCU RY 18320iA, air 1~1 &W 0056 'I lard t.o Ptnd" ----'78S30iA loaded t54Ql l . llLRHY·' \732SGL>. 16 18 Auto Center Dr .............. I I '; .. •OlO SABOT PllO~NIX -•••••••••••••••• •• ••• l:SEO l SEA.o.;ON 46 f'ord Woodie. restored. S13.<0> ALSO ·29 Model A town sedan, 4 dr, n~lored ; Sl0,000 6756161 ·793:0n 4 spS/R (8186) ..... n..-.."1240, •·pd. air. lo .A799 0.YroWt 9920 SDl-\vy-Lake Forest eKtl .97.DAT ... A. '0 v•~ ""'JI ..,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IHVI NF "19528i.AS/R (2615J >U" mt. Ith nu 30mpg, KAYF"LADEBOE 1 • GENOA 6', oi Lui 1t._I\ $700 fi.40 11131 4tl\ Foot Lgth 22ft X Int cond PX> 673 ~o Slarnle:ss steel radar an·h custom made for Pac1C1t Bluefin 34' Brund new $1500, 631 3280. 642 8446 Ii} Ownt'r Wei.li.aul 34! hull & dt'<' k .-7000 I bs of 11\Slde ballast in:stallt'<l Complete :.tt <•f plan:. and cu n :s tru r t1 on mc1nual Loca l e d 111 Cot.ta Mesa <.:all 673 217-1 ·53 Porche 356 \'W Engine $22SO. !>57 6395 '68 GTSOO Shelby Cobra. nu paant. PS, PB. r.idlats. mags, 4sp. SNl75 THEODORE ROBINS "1'9S281 loaded <02S6> 210ZCOUPE 114.750. 714. ~7611. l.111C(Jln Morcury SEE US FtRST! 830-7000 CJoMd 5 speed trans . a u-c:ond.. lb Auto Center Dr. w .. ha\P .i good selection --- rallyewheeu&lesat.han For Sale. Clai.s1c 190SL lft\'INE 11 ( !'<EW & US !'.;1) '76 C.:omet 4dr. 6nl 22.000 mdes' Cleanest z 11958) Mercedes. B<n-+ 830.7000 L}lt.'HoleL'>' clean, low maleagl' int.own! (438230). restored. Ha'e retalnfd $2.295.545-4929 $7911 a!I rcPs-s. for work don<! '7~Corola Fstt*. , i8 Mercury Zeph)r z 7 by very r .. putabl1· \Jr ~ lm/ca.ss 4spcJ with Vii. il ulo trc1n:. me<'haruc Must see thL., \._'t} rell<1hle. $2100. pWT .steering ~ brakt::. :.lun} 2 &eater 673-6012 or hi.! 6898 air cuod . AM, FM :.tt'rL'fJ OtiMGE COUNTY'S OLD&EST 2-spd lf28 Barlow brnz 12 015 8-Ml. Sales-SerVH't'·Leasing ____ _.......,.....,. ......... or-m~~l 'H.-i ~1----------t- self tailing S995 a sk :.alb ancl ~pin. hot & cold 4 ~ Drhe1 9550 ~ Cc:rYfl",liC: FORD 2060 HARBOR tll'\10 COSTA MESA 642·0010 tiJU . .855. ea.l 28 Ask for c~ "'-•"~whe(ll CU" 'et Coroll:t ga-; sav('r ____ g clean. Juto trans. S7!1'.'> SIW>t St-II 1969 El Caminu er.. new 11r'e-, & :.uper ' .1 I I I I I '" 7 Telcor in ~tru wind wtr. 2 d1nS?) ·i., HOF.••••••••••••••••••••••• Rolls oyce BMW ·speed/boat spd Dock VII f' $38 ,00U Nwpt ·79 Ford Bronco Ranger. 1540Jamboree '80MBZ240D 9&l-6563 :s <! 7 11 u to . b u 1 k el ., dean' Pr1 µt~ $399:1 l hmcrut:-. .:d M f>I; Sl70ll C.m talct: fJ\.e r le.1:.e C..11 1,,r tr l ufr Call .iCtt:r I.! 1151 61178 (evening:. & wheels.Ca11G46"-005 Yacht uch675·l!IOO XJnt cood. S9.000 Call Newport Beach 640-6444 '77 280Z 2+2. 4 :.pd. elec. JO' H J0-5pm ''""9072 snrf. AM/FM cass .. A1C. loah,Power 9040 Wantl-d 4045' crwsan~ J • • .,....,-53Krru.S8500.661·71174 Loaded. assume Lw. 714-66 ).()827 12To\Cilc1 (orolloi Marte II ~or mj!j<t' offer. Evs v. knd-. •)f,2'"(13.tt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~a 1 I h o at. tr ad t· Tnidts 9560 BC>I Mc:LAR&irs MB 300D i7 '''" r 40· Vtlt ang Sprtbh, 74 dlarn>nd.s. je~elr}. elt· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'j I 240Z !)t 1 ck. a Ir ~ ... ·rl~:t sn.uun h.\111.hlO Volawaqe-n 9770 \11F, ADF, fatho. A/P , Call Ad Sitter 11254, 71 Chev} •,ton. ~!any & AM FM, new u res. Xlnt 64().5390 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6.5 gen. Ice mu kcr 1wet 642-430024 hr.,. extras Must sat:nf1ce l'OOd SJ'i';,Q l'h 64Q..86S9 ...,9 lOOD bar. tourn. bridge ~ r.-;:-1----$J500farm 642 5963 ' ll.n111g 1rnulil1> ,..-11111..: $88.000. NwpQt Yacht ~~tps 9070 l!f7I Dill.SWl truc:k. n1.-t-<1-. MERCEDES 'wr t Jr' frv u-,' l'.11d Exrh. 675·1800 ---.a '75 Courier. w 1::.hcll. 8SON Beach Bhrt rr•.>tUC" Body m gd sh.ii'(' ~J(. l ru1,1· tunt1ul f•if or n •ll ''" l11r 1-rJnlo. ----••••••••••••••••••••••• $25.S(J t95"·12S8aCtcr5µm LA llAH HA CallDav1daft 596G45!.li '>tcrt.."()v. <J"•ll• \1JJ1n<1.,rT11t11 \1k111 1978SCARAI SLJPSA\.AILABLE 492-4157 ext 234 bt:tv.cen 1 5 ~1 :-.Oo ofS.\ f'wq ~9 .,.,,, ZX C 11 ~1h1·r "' !Jlut> 11111 n111 JIM MARl.._.O Twm 30·.,, 130 hours. SallboaL'>Olll).Delaney'!> ·1Sam&5pm. ' "'°" • oupe "'1 1 i.,,,x.,-.;-.;, n o~, 17141522-5333 '>lert'<> & l'aS:.t'llt> $11500 loadt:d Pn µb Hest Of n.Qtl1urant .irea. up to --Sunday b~ Appl "SPECIAL" V()U(SWAGEH rer! Call 5461200 1Mon 27' HC!.troom. shov.er. & '79 To\ota '• Ton Ion)( J b/5-0124 or9!>S~ _ PRICED BROW Fra da'-':.l. i31 8211> ice math1nt· incl bed low mllt·s $4500 18711 IEACHILVD. J CaJ .iH 21WZ 5-.pd. ('Olli.II' LOW llUE10~1.1.1. ....._._... •• h 11:venings & ·weekends 1 67J.88X>. ask for Duve I for mfo 675 9972 ,\l>sume lease on ·79 bMW lwdt.'d. gd cond 40 000 SADDlEIAa • -'"T7CMt '"'oc A:.k CorJerr) 48. shp avail an Hunt 71 Chev P.u.,~.1--<.:I;;;, 5281. Fully loaded rru. Mu~t :.t!ll. :'.wlakt: or 842•2000 Good $375/rm 54-0-4267 Ccr 4!17 ~~1 V AU.EY IMPORTS 43• Gran Manner full~ angt on Harbour. Call rood. A 1C. l'S1PB. . · • ___ 131_2o4o 495.4949 equipped, beaut1full} 1Jebbae213.S92·~5 __ radio S349Srofr 551 3035 00 1800 Very good cond1 Rat 9725 -- 9742 maintained . ready to CV'\R SALE 0. 68 Ford f'lOO. t1on. 30 mpg. $2250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Cruise Or live "'board r " 4 moonng .,...., ~ " N Be h h 26' 01->-&.•JV '18 124 Spyder: Whitt' v. 1th ••••••• •• • • •• • • • • ••• • • • "''p ma.v ..... available eWptirt ac wit ~lOOOor best offer. ---------G L"'T' u L "Y ""' "" boa Off M redint.5spd.S6500.wll r.1 "c..Av II',% Financing possa pov.er t · ilnnt' 968 3530 l.9'7S BMW 5301 4dr. air. &u-5937or 64-0-S265 FOR SL~tMl::R ble. $80.000. Ja~k Cu.rley Ave west.side of Balboa V sim roo( tp deck S6900 ·~6 .... <. •• d ~ Jsland.~48 CIOll 9570 • · · ; "' / m l gt·t. run~ 534·1505 evenings & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83>700l;Eves.640-8590 'IECMSport 0CoupeXlnt weJl.~iS90060f.'\<"'> weekends. 642·4321 WANTED: Shp. Newport '65 Ole\y. Reblt V8 eng. ·75 BMW 2002, '5l>d. cond.s.pd.2S mpg,clean weekdays. Beach Cor 27' Sloop Will New ures. $950. 646-2700 ster eo. a /c, 44K mi. & reliable. Must sell b} consider use of boat. and 955-0368 18500/otfer. d.,.. 992.MJO. 6-13. Sl ISO or any re· ----------~w asooable offer 536-0336 8.5l 9066 Ev~: 759-~ Short 76 Ford EtOO. PS. eve/wkends 526-5729. ask Cor Michael WANTED Boat sbp in PB. ~M/F'M. 39.000 mi. ---------•I ' der.. lee. Cdll 626 2440 or SJ6..4873 ' 5 I 00Um1 Hum, .:<111d '71MG MIDGET 1 C\ ll n d~r I sµ11 1\~1 F\1 Stt'rt•o I •nh 12 IJOO Ml ·~huv. Plt·1 • •'t'JO\\l/f ,,~ .... , 12 \°"' l°dhf Hu~ t-.n.: \Int :'lol'"' µc1in1 1ntr ~Int 'ltrt•o ~~)II tJ,t otr ~lt>llJ ~;:,., •l4Jl1 76 (;old Bu~ -"IK 111 ~ \1c11t:. -.tet'I rc1d1;,ih. A M ... M. ).lot $3200 ~~ to VW (.".(>1wert1ble n .> b\Jllt t'Ol(tnt.· Cn·.,h p<1tnl l>r1\t-. ~r+•j\ ).;d lit<'' 1"W I 1'4 .!llJ~ '.°;'4 Hu 1. lti1h r•·,11n fll• ofl we.:k1·nd.s I ~lu't -.·11 .. 11 H 'I I tlr !!Cl na \. \l.1ht1u K I \ I .>h 1111 ,\\I F \I -.1 f •'1> 11111 • tJ lo: I .. ;>;:, I' V. I II d 'IV.. \ 1 1ru1,.,, 1·n1rl H.· t 11 • r .! I J oJ • 'tl\IJu .ll ISl•·l!llH -:x ,,,,,.,,. C •• r111. l ull ("""I I •II' ... 'Int I ... \IU I (/kl/ •.JI I ii'~ ,,,..,, ;1 \1111111· (Jrlt. 111ur1J< uni.: uv.nt·r run-. l..ft'Jt SI I~ ;,51 bfjl() -;-; '\11\ J . :!<Ir •. :bµt,·•I • 1n th•· fl•xJr \er) dt•.1n S:WfS !S31i 3364. i5!1 14~ "71 CHEVY MOHTECARLO \'IS. air full po w1·r 'h<JWTOOm (re:.h · 15,iJOO \la tNA72411A l $39'.1.f • K,\Y l'l.ADEHOfo: l.int<>ln \11.'rrur. l• \ul11I·1·01 .. r Ur I I<\ I' t- 830-7000 ifi \larqw-. Xlnl corid $1 IJJ(J H:J:I ~llJ, l'Xl ti!J I or 1,15 57!1.1 t•' c,., '79 MYCURY CAPRI Full t•o.,,. .. r . \ ...,llOV. 1•1H·t-: <;1nz1n , ~111 H \ Y t-I .ADEHOt- l.1n1 IJln \lf'rt'IH'\. 1111\UltJ { 't>lllN 111 I H \'l.:'1 t-: ~l0-700q - '76 MEttCURY MOMARCH F\111 puv.er . ghaa. 2 <:Ir , "l..JkeNew" < IJO!fl' Eu J ~19 HAY FLADEBOI-: Lancoln Mercury lb Auto Center Un' e IRVINt-: 130-7000 '79MERCURY COUGAR I ull l'"''"·r l,1!.1· '''"' thhh' ST, ~·ri 17 FT. GLASTROM Has 85 horsepower Evinrude engine with less than SO hour1'. full canvas. hea\) dut' trailer with h itch & -. rigged for hs hlog or ski· Newport. Wall Pil } Fin dean, xlnt cood, $4.000. & · 75 12ij Sport Cuuµ .. · 98>9975 ..---$1350. !>Sl ·87iij Wcmhd 9590 RA\ f-1.,\ LH·. bl> r. Un<:Oln·Mercur. lbAuto~nt(·r D·r. d.b,,ll. $2500 Lt·~H L.or rraru.p1rt.17t•ar.»,b:l ~&number840-?M' (,"ht.>\) '600. w 1~est trlr HAY Fl.ADl-.801:. Lancoln·Merc·ury lti Aut.o Center Or. iag (includes a set of loah. s,...cS & waters kis). 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Only S295 T rade for larger dut bike. 642-5290. 1976 GLlOOO. 18K males. maroon, mint . $1600. s.52-6282 1976 Honda XL 250. X Int cond. 6.0QO mi. runs like new. $550. 645-3578 aft. 5PM Would make good Hve Matortt-s. S•f aboard or fixer upper. ..../Sf•CICJ9 f 160 Call 67S.2612 weekdays, 9 ... •••••••••••••. •••••• lo5. •WE RENT• 18' x 8 '. xlnt, fis hing boat/ski. '77 85 Mercury 0 /8, VHF, tndm trlr, xtras 12..sso. 536-5154. 16' Glastroo Tri·HuU wilh tM> HP llerc. Less t.ban·SO hn. on eqine. American trailer. Set up lor skiing or f1lbioC. Hu 1980 tap. M400. 994011Aft6. C2' Matt.bewa, Nwpl slip •Your Motor Home• Top$toyou·lax benefits We do maintenance-free since l.9'72·full refs. Dale's RV Rentals ~ For Rent, 1m Harvest Mini Motor home. Slpa 6+. 300 eog. ,Burm re· guJar gas. Reas. rates. Pvt. pty. $56-0197 aft. 6pm. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for top used cars-foreign. domesucs or classics. 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' l I '1 • I • , , ~ I' .. t ... } .i t 1 Determined • n General Has ijealth Warning: The Sur~rnog Is Dangerous to Y~ur " . That Cigarette Smo c Re Dfc:711 ~ per cigarette. FT " ~· 0 8 mo nicottnnv. 12 mo tar. . ' • Year Bometew• D•lly Newsp•~r OL. 73, NO. 161, 3 SECTIONS, 30 ~AGES OAANGf COUNTY, CALI "ORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1980 ' TWENTY-FIVE GENTS .final ·Vote '.f'allfed 11 .Days Late By PaitDDICK ICllOE•ao. ... ..., .......... It ...,.. eucUy ll daya and 12 mllwta, tM at l :l$ pm. S.tur· ay the final, unofficial Oranse wat)' vot lo lhe June a .etec Uont spewed out of a Santa Ana mputer. Tbe final reswts -·repeatedly elayed because of compute r roceui.na proJ>lems -made no chant• ln a ll1bt two-wa)' con· tett betftlll lnC!umbent Irvine C(t1 CouncUwoman Mary Ann Galdo aod chaUe~er David. Baker. . The final reaulta showed Mrs. Galdo wlnnin1 by a 62·vote maraln. She received 8,930 votes to Baker's 8,•. Baker baa said he will seek a re'count. lD another clole'race, 0r1Q&e County Central Municipal C«qt Judee Richard Oroaco suc· cesaf'ully defended bis posiUon a g a lost attorney Bobby Youngblood by a 217·vote margin. Judge Oroaco received 34, 727 votes to Youngblood'• 34,510. Youngblood also is re- qudtina a recount. The mrifi«'ial return or b~· SIX-FOOT LONG CRACK HAS OPENED ON DA VINCI'S 'THE LAST SUPPER' Photo Taken In 1978 Show. Wortcmen Aeatortng the'Meaterplece In Milan Weekend c~hat ~Beaches I By STEVE MARBLE Oftllleo.ityPl ... StMt Bliste ring· inland tern · pe ratures over the weekend I made the beach the place to be and lifeguards from Seal Beach . to San Clemente reported their ~heaviest crowds of the year. The weekend rush to the beach clogged streets along the Orange Coast and many beach parking ·facilities were filled early Satur· ·day and Sunday. ' Lifegards reported no major tproblems, but a dmitted the ! beach jam gave them their first I major workout of the season. i In Newport Beach, one young • beachgoer was injured Saturday afternoon when he was struck by a city lifeguard jeep. Police said the lifeguard appare ntly didn't see the youth sleeping on the sand. In Huntington Beach, a man was arrested for instigating a right Saturday afternoon near the municipal pier. Police said the fight ignited a short bottle· throwing incident. In San Clemente, lifegua rds rescued a sea lion that reported· ly escaped from the San Diego's Sea World early in th~ week. The largest crowds were re- ported in Newport and Hunt lngton Beach, where water tern· ~eratur es crept up to a lukewarm 62 degrees and the air temperature averaeed 77. • City guards in Newport estimated 100,000 persons turned : out Saturday and 110,000 people ; •queezed onto the strand Sun· : day. They said 33 rescues were t · <See CRUSH, Page A2) t Whale Tale · OnlyGarbage NEW YORK (AP> -It wu a whale of a 1tory while It la1tedJ but It turned out to be uat a lot of aa.rt>qe. Police reported that a 40·foot wbal• bad been 1l1bted a•ar tb• ettb Street pier ID Brooklyn, Tbe-.... appeared to be lQJured, •ceordllll to the .. ~ee Wlllll to u.e pier, ~ -,opulV ftebtn1 •~t. Tbere. a poup al= ut OD tllit ...... tr .... ..,...,...,.,,u ••bak '1t tuned out to be • JO ·foot NI or floatlnf. arbMI. '' Hid police 0 • f ·1 c i ' r A n t b o n 1 ...... eatt. 'Supper~ Painting Damaged. by Crack MILAN. Italy <AP> -A six· foot crack has opened on one side of the wall on whi\h Leonardo da Vinci's famous masterpiece "The Last Supper"' is painted. but it does not pose serious problems for the work. art offi cials said today. The fissure, half an inch wide. 1s on the right side of the paint· ing just inches from the figure of the Apostle John. .. There's no immediate dan ger to the figures in the . painting or the waU as i whole where it's painted," said Carlo Bertelli. superintendent of fme arts for the city of Milan. The crack is only the latest of many problems that have troubled the work or art since it was painted in 1496 in the refec· tory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie church in this major busmess center. Several years ag() art experts discovered that a kind of mold was eating away at the colors of the fresco. The crack was probably caused by vibratlons from heavy downtown traffic in the area where the church is located or by a sinking of the ground Wl· derneath. officials said. These problems have also a ffected other city monuments, such as Mila n's f amou s Gothic cathedral. Leonardo's "Last Supper" - 29 feet long and 15 feet high -is considered one of the greatest frescoes ever painted because of its masterfw use of light and perspective. The f resco shows Jesus sur· rounded by apostles at the Last Suppe r. The Tuscan artist paint· ed it for Lodovico ii Moro. the duke of Milan and a member of the powerful Sforza family. The painting has previously survived a Napoleonic invastion, when the chapel was used as a stable, and a 1943 bombing, which badly da m aged the church but not the fresco. Cri1ne Solved?. 1Y 'Suspect' Arrested DALLAS (AP} -The question "who s hot J .R. ?" may have been a nswered when Dallas police, or rather, actors port.ray· ing Dallas police, clappe d handcuffs on Cliff Barnes, the .rejected lover of J .R.'s wife. The "arrest" occurred as filming for the fall season of the hit C BS t e levision series "Dallas" began here this weekend. J .R . Ewing, the mean, schem· ibg oil l)lcoon·hero of the show,. was shot by an unkoown as· sailant on the final program of lhe series ln the spring. Barnes, plued by Ken K-ercbeval, was llandcuffed and taken to jail Saturday night afler being apprehended in the EWina BuildiDI -actualb' the Ft.rat Jntematlonal Bulldln& - in downtown Dallas. Tbe scene abOws J .Jl., played by actor LaJTJ Haaman. with bis shirt rlp~d open and paramedic:a Ii' him oxyaen u be II wbeeled m Illa olftee &o an ambulance. 8arDel studs amona a crowd al 50 oaJoobn and ta appreheftded soon after the ambulance Mllbet to tbe boepttal. Lortmar Prod u cllona Teen Held in Rape BAKERSFIELD (AP> - PoUce here have arrested a 1J.. year-old boy for lnv•tt11Uon ol rape and MnaJ ~"enlon in connedion ·.ttb an attack oo 1 I-year-old alrl. spokesman Tom Bishop would not say if Barnes will be charged with the shooting. Barnes is only one of a dozen or so characters with a motive for trying to kill J .R. To keep the identity of the ··real" assailant secret, Lorimar has prepared several dirrerent scripts and is rllm1n1 several versions· to make sure cast and crew stay confused. Rumor bas it that lf Hagman fails t.o agree on a new contract with 1..-0rimar, J .R. might suc· cumb to bia wounds. Towtl Shocked By Ax Murder WYLIE Texas <AP> -Rell· dent• of tbl1 Te~•lf ~~.!Jn. aboolted by atbe blud1'11U1Un1 death ol a »year-old mother, spent the weekend bebind locked door• for fear an u -wle.ldina killerwoukiltrlke aaaln. Former seboolteacber Betty Gore wu backed to <Math in her '11.000..,.. by • klUer wbo·y- parently ~ her repeatedly wlt.b tbe famlb'• tbnl.foot ax, tMQ wubed off ._ .,.. ln the abow•. olftdall aaid. "Tbl.Dk of fOUl'M1I ltlDC oo your back and 1omeone amulllnl an ax throu-1a 10W" bead tbne U!INI," aakf JUlt.lee of the PHce Jobn ''Buddy" Netrton. ''Sbe WN duaD near dt1membeNcl." A.. ' • , iq at tbe county's 2,081 pre- cinct.a will be turned over Tues· day to the Orange County Board of Supervisors for certilitation. . MeanYih1Je, the task confrodt! were not with new vote counting machines purchased by the county, but wJth computer pro- grams used in the later stages ol the counting process. inl Registrar ol Voters Al Olson• The Secretary of State's and his staff ls an inquiry into • offi~e also plans to investigate why lhe tabulation delays OC· the Orange County snafus. curred. Olson has said the problems Olson predicted before the . Harbor Knifings election that final returns would be available about 2:30 a.m. - 6""'2 hours afler the polls closed -ir everything went accordirig to plan . Ho weve r , o n Wednesday following the June 3 election day, officials discovered the computer programs failed to ac· cept results from 38 precincts. Surgeon Being Held In ·Double M11rder .By PIDL SNEIDERM~N Of .. Deff,,..._.Slaff Huntington Beach police con- tinued lbetr probe today of the stabbing deaths 'Friday night of a prominent Long Beach at · tomey and the forfQ.Fr wife ol a Long Beach surgeon in the woman's Huntington Harbour home. Aid Foundation ot Long Beach, serving as cha irman of the board during its period or ex· tensive growth <Surin g the 1960s, according to Executive Director Toby Rothschild 'Eleetroslee ' Rothschild said Tischer also headed a drive last year to raise money for a new YMCA building in Long Beach. The attorney is survived by his wife and three children The woman's former husband. Dr. Louis Alaia. 49, remained in Huntinpon Beach jail today on s uspicion of commiWng the two murders. He is ·being held in lieu of $250,000 bail, awaiting an ar- raignment that is expected to take place Wednesday. Strange Metlwib Of CIA Revealed ~RK <AP) -TheCen· . Th~ two victi~s ha~e been tra l ~ntelligence Agency's Sttret 1dentifi~ as Margie Ala1a, 37, ~f , expe·nments to develop new es· 3~12 Gilbert Dr .. and Marv1n · pionage methods between 1965 Tmscher. SO, a Loog Beach .at· and 1975 have included using torney who has long been active trained oUers electric stun !n com~unity service projects guns, calibr~ blackjacks. a m that city. giant piston and marshmallow Sgt. Luis Ochoa or Huntington Beach police said Dr. AJaia came to his ex-wife's hom• Fri· day night lo take custody of "the couple's two children over the weekend. A quarrel de ve l oped. ap· parenlly centering o n the children. and Alaia ~tabbed his ex·wire once in the abdomen with a kitchen knife. Ochoa said. Tinscher, a family acquamt· ance who was visiting at the time, then entered the kitchen and was stabbed repeatedly by the physician, police said. The couple's children. a boy. 10, and a girl. 9, were at home at the time of the stabbing and ran to a neighbor's house for help. The -ne ig hbor s ummoned police at 8:07 p.m . Alaia was ar· rested inside the home, police said . The two victims were taken to Fountain Valley Community Hos pital, where they were pro· nounced dead. The Alaia children were taken to the Albert Sitton Home in ·orange. Attorney Tischer has been honored for his community service in Long Beach . He was especially active In the Legal Crime S.cene Return Ends ' With Arrest A 26·year-old Garden Grove man who allegedly tried to sell a watch to a Fountain Valley supermarket clerk was arrested Friday alter t.be cJer:k identJlled him as the same man who had robbed the market at gunpoint earlier tbia month. Robert E. Chance is being held Lin connection with tbe armed robbery early June 4 ol the Market Basket store at 18121 Brookbunt Sl. ln that incident, a man ap. proached the clerk at •:25 a .m., preteadbur to purchase. canon of mllk. Tbe man then pulled out a blDdiml and> ordered the den t9 put 9D> from the re1l1ter ln a brown paper bag. The man fled on foot with the money and u.e milk, police aald . PoUoe laid t.bat earl~. auapect Cbanee entered the same market, purcbaHd a cartoo ol milk. M4 uUd tbe · ct•rk if. he wanted &o a.1 • tratdt. · TM clert load pollH M NC· ...... <>eee • &be man no earllet .... robl111l blm. Tb• elm ...,......,, poUee, trbo .,.. ,..... blm • Ml b6c!ycle DHt themarblt • barrages, TIM? New York Times reported today. The agenq's research vid de· velopment staff a lso was in· ·terested in the secret life of plants. peace pills. an investiga. tton ol ··bioplasma fields" and electrosleep. 1..ab Tests Continuin~ ln 2 Deaths Laboratory tests are being conducted in lhe deaths of two teen ·a~ed Huntington Beach stepsisters whose bodies were fo und Thu rsday beh ind a freeway ramp at the Ventura Freeway The girls were identified as Cy nthia Chandler. 16, and Gina Marano. 15. Gina had Just com pleted her freshman year at Ocean View HJgh School while Cy nthi a r eportedly h ad withdrawn fro m sc hool in February while a sophomore. The girls were found to be partially clothed when the ir bodies were discovered by a CalTrans worker. Bob Dambacher. chief ol In· vestigatJons for the LOsAllgeles Coroner's Department. said laboratory tests are expected to s how 1f the girls had been sex· ually assaulted. "At this time it Is bard to say," he observed. Meanwhile, Los Angeles police investigator Helen Kidder said no motives or suspects have been discovered in the murders. She criticized "irresponsible re porting in newspapers that stated as a fact" that the two 1irls were hitchbikint to the Colorado River before they met their deaths. "We do not know this altbouth we undenLand that they bad been known to hitchhike in the past," abe aafd. · She said it alao ls empbatical· ly untrue t.bat the two girls bad the permlalon ol tbelr pareota to hltcbblke. One ~ \be victims bad been aeen bitcbblldn.g reC?enUf on Beac:b Boulevard and bad been warned al daqen by a HuDt· 1n1t.oo Beac:b petrol omcv. It waa not ~ where the =-~-:s :~.:z t.belrclMtbs. Dambeeber Hid UM ctMtlla . occurnd lbort.l1 before tbe dla- . e09ery "'tbe bodlee, ''bat_, HoUrwood poUe. ean lift ,ou t.beexaettlme.'' 1111.-....._ WN lbc>t once lD the ....... iecclrdiu to ..... , flndtn11. tlt11 Cbudl.r tru •bot in tbe bead. ~belt . . The information w'as con· tained in about 3,000 heavily censored pages or studies and documents related to CIA ac· tivities duriog the 10-year period. the newspaper reported) today. It was made public in the agency's Langley. Va .. head· quarters as a result or a Timel'.. request tmder the Freedom or Information Act . Which ideas were developed and which were discarded is not known. The Times said, ~ause the agency refused to comment on the documents. Many details, proper names and titles were de· leted from the papers. leaving very general descriptions, The Times reported. In one project. the CIA ap. parently attempted to teach seals. otters, dogs. cats and other a nima ls to carry ex· plosives or microphones to places humans could not reach Otters seemed to be the favorite since they traveled on both land and in water. The Times said. Other projects included "a study or incapacitating darts ... and "a flash blindness in· capac1tator:· using a bright light source to blind a subject . The Times said nearly all details were deleted for proj~ts involving ""a hand·held calibrated blackjack." plastic cocoons. taffy pellets and marshmallow barrages. There also was a p roject describing a giant piston to be used in countering hijackings and terrorists. The Times said. The piston was to be incorporated in an airline pilot's seat. When a hi· jacker entered the flight deck. the pilot would trigger a 25-pound piston that ~ould knock tt>e hi· jacker back through the door. As in pet documents, there we re refe rences to Project OFTEN, which the agency jointly started in 1968 with the Army <See.CIA, Pace A2> Coast Weather Fair through Tuesday excej)t patchy morning coas{al fog. Lows tonight in upper SOs. Highs Tues- day lower 70s at beaches to low 80s inland. INSIDE TODA~ Ronald RA!OQOn u promot· mg a wide rcDIQe of dom~•tic polW1e1 l/tOl would pore t#N fednol ~ mid ~ gooer1u,.tnt "Off MOU bocks." SH "UH MN"' More.",.CJ. . f , , I I r f ' • • I . .. Co~numiat8 W/le With Police td Trial OR f!NSBORO, N C. <AP> Four m•mbera ot lhe Com • ~wit.t Wonen Party were Ya.km Into t'ustody today aftet' 1Cuf· la& wtt.ll poUc. outside a courtroom wh•r• ala Ku Klux laumea \iMs Amerle1n Nuia went on trial In lbe alaylnp ol five communlat acttvl1ta ""'9 tt.~u bnte out whea CWP memben were dialed ed· mm~ IO dlle &apericw Oourt room wi..n Jury M~ wu lttlUn1 under wa~. About two do2en CWP members and aufp0rttr1, aome •houllna •1ocans. approeched • neurlty ataUon 10 feet from Uw door ol U. eourvoom ~Y were told that only ramWea ot the dt rondanta and ol the (Ive at'llvtata who were kUled at a "Oetrtb to the Klan" rally Nov 3 woukl be allowed In tht courtroom. \ aflt"• Mtff••r Hl111ti, f p lu•ld WASHJNGTON t Ar> The US Supreme Court today up- held eliatina watt'r r11hu ln most of CalUom la's fertile Im· perial ~ey In a· unanimous decision, the court reversed a 9th U.S. I Cir cuit Court of Appeals ruJlng an 1977 limiting the amount of :• land that could be irrigated with Colorado River water to pan·e ls of no more than 160 acres The high coun noted that the appellate ruling would Ultely have forced the sale or large amounts of land at below-market prices ,. '• •' Rtdf ,,,.,.,, •• ,. "', , . .,,. ,., ... WASHJNGTON CAP > -The U .S. Supreme Court today re- rused to allow the immediate merger or the,JlurUnaton Northern ra ilroad with the St Louis-San Francisco Rillway Co. .-.c1u·c•1 u .f o b ll0Hc·o11 I n ib J OHANN ESBU RG, South Africa <AP> A nationwide /ob boycott planned by blacks to mark the fourth anniversary of ihe bloody Soweto n ots apparently fiuled today. There wer:e reports bf absenteeism or 75· 100 percent in Cape Town, the nation's oldest city, but police there said non-whites. were turning up at work in factories and stores by mid-momjng. There were scattered Incidents of stone.throwing and of police dispersing protesters with batons and tear gas in Soweto, the sprawling ghetto of 2 million out.side Johannesburg. But blacks there virtually ignored the boycott call, crowding buaes and trains lo commute to work in Johannesburg. II 'li"d119 iu 11.:1 ('r •1 ."th ROOSEVELT ROADS, Puerto Rico IAP> -The U.S. Navy , , today investigated the cause or a weekend helicopter cras h in the Caribbean Sea that left all eight aboard presumed dead. A 412·hour sea r ch for sur vivors of the downed Navy Sikorsky-built 11·3 aircraft was called off Sunday at m idday. Names of the victims were being withheld until their families could be informed. The cran was on a routine logistics " mission from Puerto Raco'lo St. Croax, the U.S. Virgin Islands, <1nd wen.t down aro1Jnri "a.m. Sunday, the Navy s aid. 25 Evaeuated Motel Explosion Leaves 8 lnjuret;i, An explosion ripped throuih eight rooms at the Cloud Nine Nlotel in Cypress early today. l~aving eight persons injured. Pohce said 25 persons were evacuated from the motel at 5682 Lincoln Ave .. and are being te mporarily h o us ed a t the Cypress Community Center. A fire touched off by the ex- plosion destroyed eight rooms 'with kitchens. causing about $100,000 damage . Firemen controlled the blaze in five minutes. 1 More t ha n so firefighters helped douse the fire and dig U}rough the rubble, and six am Army Chuti ~t Dies in Fall FREDERICKS BU.R G. Va . c AP > -While h is parents watched from below, Set. lst Class Thomas Johnson, 33, a member of the Army's crack Golden Knights sky diving team, pulled the ring on his parachute and plunged 10,000 feet to his death. "If he had had one or two seconds more he would have made It," said another Golden Knight after U>e accident Sunday. Thouaands4bf people atte nding the air show at Shannon Airport near h ere looke d on as the veteran of mor e than 5,200 jumps fell to his death. DAILY PILOT , ... O<-(Mt! o.ity ,, .... _ .. _ .. I\ :;m.:;.-u.~. =·~" ~:.::.= :··c:.:~=="=~~=y :::«"~-:'~ :·~~ ::;:.:i ~=--,~ -ti-~wM<t•-~•Y'" 't ......... ::'~~~.: ~:!. 9:iL: ,..., •.o. ·-·------, ..... ~ v .......... .....,,-o.-.i........,.. ~·-...... "'=:.~~ --~=-~-....,...,_ -~~-..... .... '.f!..~P-.:t~ ... .,.. .-:•o ... ,..-.. ' OMM• "-~" .. , ... '*"........., (MW #ltM Ul-M..., ._ bul ances carried the injured persons to three area hospitals. The cause or the explosion and fire as Wider anvestagation . A spokesman for the Orange County Fire Dep21rtment saJd all of the 56 persons registered at the motel who were present at the lime of the explosion have been accowited for. 1·r ,•Hf Puflt" . \ I CRUSH ... made over the two days. Baldwin P ark resident Larry Scott Davis, 22, was transported to Hoag Memorial Hospital Saturday aftemooo when he was hit by a lifeguard vehicle. He was treated at the hospital and lat.er released. In Huntington Beach, stale lifeguards said 60,000 beach buffs showed up at Bolsa Chica and Huntington st.ate beaches both days. They said 88 rescues were made, many riptide victims. City t'rews in Huntington estimated 53,000 people jammed mto the one-mile stretch of city strand Saturday a nd 42,00() showed up Sunday. Riptides and choppy three-foot breakers kept llleguards busy. They said ~ persona were pulkd from the water. • Huntington city guards were pressed into action Saturday when a f111tligbt near the pier turned into a s and a nd bottle· throwing mele e Invol ving a round 50 people. . Sunday brought a bit of the s ame when lifeguards had to break up a noisy, sand·tosalne crowd that had e ncircled • preacher. In Laguna Beach, oflldai. re· ported a daily turnout of 15,000. They aald only six re.cues were made over the weekend. Doheny State Be,.ch attracied 3,000 weekend vi1Jtora whlle 1,500 people turned up each day at San Onofre . San Clemente state suardl contended wltb :5,000 vlaitora Sunday and 4,000 ~rsona on Saturday. ctty parda hr San Clemente r eported a heavy th_,,.,, of 14,000 people padred onto U.. sand Met tbe weekmd. 8an CleDMGte clb' IU•nll re- ported flvt... fetcuea over the wMll.ad IDCI~ a .JOUDI .. lloo that _apparenUy swam otf from SM D1e10'1 S.a World lu t .... TIMy Mid tbt M• Uoa waabed up oa ...._Md Iner wu tM.a to the llfepard beadqaart.n :;~r:::=ni:a-J.:A t.otaatt ....... ' , ... Si11king Clai•ed Israeli gunboat (rtght> escorts ita own nab- ber dinghy which retrieved recnalna of PalesHnian boat which Israeli era.ft sank during firefight early today nev Israeli coast.line. See story Page 4. Hostage Crisis Issue U.S., I ran Problems Mwi Be Solved First 8 y ~ AsSCH:laled Press T he hostage crisis c an be solved. onJy u part of a com· prehensive settlement of au U .S.·lranian problems. Iran's foreign minister said t.odey. He also said he will submit a pro- posal to the Revolutionary Cowl· cal In the next few days to ('()fl· sider breaking re lations with rraq. M ean whi l e . Ay ato ll ah Ruhollah Khomeini 's revolu- tionary guardsmen were to lead a mass march on the U.S. ·Em· bassy Ul Tehran, where some ol the 53 hostage~ were believed spending their 226th day in cap· tivity. ·'The hostage crisis is not an i so l ated iss u e .·· Foreign Man aster Sadegh Ghotbzadeh told a news conference at rr an's foreign m inistry. "It can be s o lve d only thro ug h a com· pr e hens ive settle me nt of all Iran·U.S. problems .'' He did not elaborate, but up to now Iran's main condition& for r elease or the hostages havl' been the return of the ousted shah and h\a wealth and an a pology for paal U.S. actloos in Iran. Gbotbzadeh also cr iticized .I ran 's dominant I s lami c Republi can P arty a n d pro· Moscow Communist Party, ac cusing thear newspapers of "col- lusion to force Iran into antema · taona l iaolatioo." Again. he did not elaborate. Te hr a n R a di o s aad Ghottnadeh made his comment a bout possibly breaking rela- tions with Iraq during an in· tervaew with its corre$pondent. In recent weeks, violence and unrest have increased in the area along the Iran-Iraq border HOMETOWN REMEMBERS IAAN HOSTAOE-A4 particularly in the region where Kurds want to set up an lndepen· dent province of Kurdlatan. A trial began today for a group of Iranian ar m y soldiers arrested this month in a plot to overthrow the goveroment . Tehran Radio reported. It did not say how m any were on trtaJ. nor where the trial wa1 held T he broadcast said the defend· ants were accused of planning to arrest t'om-.nande r s in K u r dist a n and replace the Islamic government there Wlth a democrallc government T howiands of Iranians were e xpected to turn out for the march and rally m arktne the birt hday of the Iman H~in, patron of Jran:s dominant Slnite Moslem sect . who was born iD 626 A.D. Tehran Radio said Kho- meini's son, Ahmad. and Presl· dent Abolhasaan Ba ni -Sadr would address the crowd put.side t he "Ameri c an d en of es- pionage." The rally follows Kholhelni'a w'ekend declarations calUne fOt' a "Cultural Revolut.lon" (n [ran to "finish the enemJea of God," a nd hia demand t hat non-· Moalem.a be purged from the state-run radio and televt.lon networks, the prtmuy votcee of the Khomeini realme. Tbe •late· menll appeared lo ·~c.:rn • new bid by Khomeinl to e · Dfle op-· CIA ••• Chemical Corpe at Mcewooct. Md., to lllud1 tbt effect.I atn.re dru11. Tbe'l111M11ald. In •tucbtnl bloplu ma 11.W., or extreniely •.U eleetrieal ~ 1urroundlq ~ lAalmate • Jedi andbUJDIM1 ~ ... .., liP' partnUy trted to ClftWIDIM ti•· treH111017 per~eptlon ta**I and ecMAld be Ul..t t. .. ,..., • ... 7 ...... ·~. ponents of his religious-rooted revolution. ·'There should not be any anli- Jalamlc idea or element In the m ass media," Khomeini wu qU(!ted U tellin• the radio and televlaton directors in a meet Sunday. "Radio mu.t t>e a tool to disseminate laJamic ldeaa and teachings ." On Saturday. Khomeini t'8.lled for the ··cultural Revolution" and said Moslem c lergymen should be put in charge or Iran's educational system. His lat.est crackdown on non - Moslem aJhes an the revolution came less than a month after K hom~am traed to purge lefwts * .. ,. from the univeniUes in a move that spuned a week of bloody rioting. Mote blood w as spilled Thursday when Moslem hardllnen attacked a rally of 100,000 I ranian leftis ts at a stadium near the U.S . com· pound. ldlllng five and injuring about 300. The s hooting heightened speculaUoo that a num ber of American hostages remained an the embassy despite their mill· tant Jailers' .claims that the cap· tt\'eS were dispersed to some 15 Iranian c1t1~ lo head off nt>~ rescue attempts by the United States .. Ramsey Clark Asks 'Inquiry' for Iran N EW YORK (AP) -Former Atto r ne y Ge neral R • m sey Cla rk, who returned Sunday from a trip to Iran that defied a presidential travel ban. said to· day he wall ca l l for con · gressiona l inqui r ies Into American involvement in Iran Clark's demand was one of nane pomts be enumerated as hlS recommended solution to the hostage crisis. He said he wOuJd urge the Congress to hold hear· ings "to find out what oor coun· try -what the CIA -has done an Iran " . Clark. who pa rticipated In a 54 -n allon conference on U S "crimes" in Iran. said that 1f Congress refused to open the in· qulr y, he would initiate his own T he 52-year-old Clark held a news conferen~ sponsored by The Nation. the liberal w~kJy th a t published his nine-point plan In its June 21 issue. Clark also said. "The mood Is m uch better in Iran than al any time" since ttie taking or the hostages Nov. 4. "H our government will be ca lm . a c t w ise l y . com - passionately. and justly, the Ma.i · .lis t the Iranian pjtrlaament I ' might JUSt find a way to release them " As k ed about President Carter'ti "inclination" to pros- t'cute Clark for ~oing.. to Iran. Clark scud prose<:ution would be a :-.ad little lawsuit in the ha story ol Amen C'an freedom .. In thl' article on his nane points. Clark. attorney general under L)'ndon R J ohnson. urged th at t he United States stop harassing Iranian students m this country. and economic sane taons aga.an.st Iran. give thanks that an J7 months no Amencan has been "killed or IOJUred in Iran by the Iranians."' and pray that no har m wall befall the hostages and that Ira n will "find a new fulfillment." He also urged t he United St.ates to renounce interventJon by all nations in the affairs ol othe rs. announce s upport for inte rnational j ustice and the rig ht to seek to e xtradite wrongdoers. enact a charter to a1sure control ol the C l A. began . a Congreaaional inq uiry into U S actiona in Iran. and repent for the violent deaths "of 70,000" people an Iran Homele8s COup/,e Helpless By STEVE llllTCllEU.. Of .. Oelfr ........... Brenda Ba•tmgartner and her hus band sat on tM curb aeroa the l\reft from their home this mom~. watchlng a bulldoaer push earth NM! iceplant from the hillside above. Wrecking crews took dO'tn\ the San Clemente couple's 1ara1e Sunday. a nd most of t heir belonginp have been removed from the Spaniab-atyle hcMlae on Calle Patricia. This morning, they were wait· ing ror the moving company to come and cart off their ~lllique furniture and other belongings . They've been staying with neighbors the paal three niehts. ever 's ince tons of earth slid down the hHI and barged into their back yard and earage late Friday afternoon. The slide also dama1ed the home of Peter and Gretl U. oebach, who live next door at 210 S. Ave. La Esperanza, and threatens t h ree ho mes on Avenkta Arlena, l~at.ed oa the ~the two $400,000 at.nae· tu res. "They won't let me water my plants, so I'm going to give tMm t o the garden e r ," Mrs. Baumgartner said. "We don't know how Jong we'll be out ol the house, and they won't tum the water back on so I can water." The int.ertor plant.a are gcM.ng to a local nursery. where the operators said they would take u re of them for the couple . T he couple has been coming up to their home·every day aloce the slide from the condominium they're using~t the beach. "It 'a really difficult leavtng suc h a tranquil place like the beac h to come back a nd stt this." she said, pointing 10 a wa ll of dirt that threatens to plunge down Into her pool and J acuzzi But the couple Is pleased that the city lS jumping Into action to prevent further damage lo the h1lls1de Geor ge Carav a l h o , San Cle mente's city manager. said bulldozers are creating a but· tress above La Es peranza and Calle Patn cia to hold back the lons of earth. He saad geolo gists Beach Leighton and Msociates wf U be <!railing holes in the two streets tn the next fe w days to de· termane if there 1s any potential danger of the roadways buckling rro m the sh de I le s aid an access road will be duR up th(• steep hi llside "so we t'a n get borings m ade In the "01 I." below the wh ate house o wnl'd by Ai li Boosang o n Avenada Arlena. T h e Ci ty Counc il met in em ergency session Saturday night and agreed to help pay the cost of the borings and construe· t1on of the buttress. ·'The geologist estimated the cost of the work would be about $13.000," Caravalho said. "We agreed to pay $5,000 if t he cost ls SJ 1.000. and will pay a pro-rated proportional cost up_ to a max· a mum of $15,000, ··he said. Sto~ Had Rig ht Mayor , Wrong City Ruth Bailey is the mayor of Huntington Beach. not Fountain Valley. Mrs. Bailey was lncor· reclly identified as the mayor of Fountain Valley in Sunday's Dai- ly Pilot The Da.aly Pilot regrets the er- ror AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION lSLANO NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 . ~ I . , ~ i t ' ' I j . . . .. I ... · 1 ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFOANtA MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 1 9J P&ZDSIDCIE ICllOS•aa. L ................. It toGOk ea.Uy ll daya and lJ ,...._. bul at 1 :11 pm. a.a .... ~.a. ftul, unolftclal °""8e ~ ~ lD the June S elec· bou ~ out of a Santa Ana TM fiul reswu -repea~y ayed because of computer oeesaina probleny made no aan .. 'ID•_a Utbt two-way con· ttet ~ ........ lneumbenl Irvine Q&y Coundlwoman Mary Ann. Galdo aed eballen1er Oavld • Buer. Tbe flMI res\l.lta showed Mrs. Galdo wlnaln1 by a U ·vote mu,m. She rettlved 1,930 votes to Bakw'a8,tll8. Balser hu said he will seek a recount. In another close'race, Orange Count.)' Central Municipal Court Judie Rlcbard Orozco s uc- ee11f\llly defended· his position a aallla( attorney Bobby Youn1blood by a 217-vote maratn. Jud&e Orozco received 34,727 votes to Youngblood's 34,510. Youngblood also is re- queslina a recount. The unoffirial return of ballot- CIA , Oddities ·Told I· , Bond-ish Spy Aids Revea/,ed NEWWVORK <APl -The Cen- ttral Intelligence Agency's secret experiments to develop new es- }lionage methods between 1965 iand 1975 have included using \trained otters. electric stun 1 guns, calibrated blackjacks, a 1 giant piston and m llrshmallow ' barrages, The New York Times reported today. The agency's research and de· velopment staff a lso was in· terested in the secret life or plants. peace pills. an investiga- tion of "bioplasma fields" and electrosleep. • The information was con· j Violent Collision ~ Canyon Road CrtUh tained in about · 3,000 heavily censored pages of studies and documents related to CIA ac- tivities duriog the 10-year period, the newspaper reported today. lt was made public in the agency's Langley, Va .. head· quarters as a result of a Times request under the Freedom or Information Act. Which ideas were developed and which were discarded is not known. The Times said, because the agency refused to comment on the documents. Many detaijs, proper names and titles were de- leted from the papers, leaving very general descriptions. The Times reported. I -l Leaves 3 Injured , ,. A head-on collision involving •three vehicles on a short b traight.away stretch of Laguna 'Canyon Road Sunday evening fJeft one motorist critically in- fj u red and s:losed the thoroughfare for nearly two hours. ~ Irvine police, who blamed the J accident on drinking, placed tbe t most seriously burt party under Sarrest oo suspie1on of driving r while intoxicated. Ralph Jeflrey Mei:a. 21. of 1124 Westwood Ave., Santa Ana. t remained in critical eond.ltion to- day at Mtssion CommuailJ I, H08pltal in Mission Viejo, bis en· ~re body a mass of lacerations. The S:2S p.m. accident sent the passenger, Robert M. Mon- . teverde, 23, of 1818 W. 21st St .. • Santa Ana, to Saddleback Com- munity Ho6pital. He was treated for lacerations of the forehead and knee and re- leased, Irvine police spokes- men said. Authorities said Meza was driving northbound on Laguna Canyon Road when M s squareback wagon s uddenly" crossed the double yellow center Une into the path of a south- bound pickup driven by Laura Niswander , 21, of 231 Fairview St .• Laguna Beach. The two collided headon, send- ing Ms. Niswander's El Camino skidding across the center divider after the initial collision and causing it to cUp the rear of a foreign sedan. Inves~tors said the third car, driven by Brad A. Pickler. 25, of 24111 Zancoo, Mission Vie- jo, lost one rear wheel complete· ly severed from its axle and was spud around by the impact. Me:ia's demolished car rolled over once in the roadway and came t.o rest right side up, while Ms. Niswander's truck careened into a power pole after striking both oncomina cars. _ Her .Yebicle continued on and hurtled t.brouah a fence, coming to rest off the roadway a quarter-mile s outh of the Laguna Beach Freeway on Irvine Company ranchland. Traffic control was provided by both Laguna Beach police and California Highway Patrol officers in addition to Irvine police as the littered accident scene was cleared of wreckage, a one hour and 45-minute proc- ess. Irvine police spolletiman Owen KTeza l8id lieu was placed un-der 8J'ft!8t Of.I suspfcfoa of felony drunken driving to allow police to obtain a blood sample. Meta will be attalgned In court wbe.n bis condition permits. Orange County Fire Depart- ment pe-rscinnel used tbe Jaws of Life rescue device to pry and cut apart the mangled station wagon in which Meza and his p.;1ssenger were trapped. Crush Hits &aches Over Hot Week~nd By SFEVE MABBLE OltlWCMily ...... ~ Blistering· inland tern · peratures over the weekend made Uie beach the place to be and lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported Uieir :-ieaviest crowds of the year. Jn one project. the CLA ap- parently attempted to teach seals, otters, dogs, cats and other animals to carry ex-' plosives or microphones to places humans could not reach Otters seemed to be the favorite since they tcaveled on 'both land and in water. The Times said. Other projects included "a study of incapacitating darts."- and "a flash blindness in- capacitator,'' using a bright light source to blind a subject. The Times saJd nearly all details were deleted for projects involving "a haod·held calibrated blackjack,·· plutic cocoons, taffy pellets and marshmallow barrages. There a lso was a project describing a giant piston to be used in countering hijackings and terrorists, The Times said. The piston was to be incorporated in an airline pilot's seat. When a hi· jacker entered the flight deck. the pilot would trigger a 25-pound piston that would knock the hi- jacker back through the door. As in past documents, there we r e r efer e nces to Project OFTEN, which the agency jointly started in 1968 with the Army Chemical Corps at Edgewood. Md .• to study the effects or rare drugs, The Times said. In studyipg bioplas ma fields, or extremely weak electrical forces surrounding both inanimate ob- jects and humans. the agency ap- parently tried t.o determine if ex- trasensory perception existed and could be used to "read" enemy agents' thoughts. The weekend rush tot.be beach T Sh k d clogged streets along the Orange own oc e Coast and many beach parking facilities were filled early Satur-B A M d day andSunday. ~ x ur er Llfeprds reported no major J problems. but admitted the beach jam gave t.bem their ftrst .major workout of the se~. lo Newport Beach, one yowg beacbgoer was injured Saturday afternoon wben be was •truck by a city ut~ feep-:-Police safcf the lifepard apparenUy didn't s~. the )'OUtb sleeping op the sand. In HUIUingtoa Beach, a man was anated for in.stlgating a fight Saturday afternoon near the muaidpal pier. Police said the fllbt lpited ~ short bottle· t.browlnl Incident. In SllD Clemente, lifeguards reseued •eee-lion that. repon.d- 1.1 ac.,ed from tbe Sao Dlelo's Sea 'Wortd early in the week. WYLIE. Texas IAP> -Resi- dents o( this Texali to\¥n. shocked by athe bludgeoning death of a 30-year-old mother. spent the weekend behind locked doors for fear an ax-wielding killer would strike again. For~r schoolteacher Betty Gore wd,backed to death 'in her $1S,000 home by a killer who ap- parently struck her repeated.ly wlth the family's three:foot ax. then washed off her blood in the shower, officials said. Whale Tale . Only Garbage Tbe larpst crowds were re- ported ID Newport and Bunt· 1natoa Beach, wllere water tem-NEW YORK CAP> -It peraturea crept up ~o a wu a whale of a story luhwM'IDGcleenel ud tbe air while it lasted, but it tem ........... ., .. rn. ed be J 1 Clt~Y •uu1ard1 ID Newpert tum out to uat a ot ' ot 1arbqe. ..Um •• ,..._ a...ed Police reported that a oat .......... m.ooo people 40~1oot whale tfad been ....... S Cllllo tlM ·ttnad Sim· 1J1bted near the ·69th cJQ. ,_ ..., II w were Street pier In Brooklyn. •• ower-die two da-,a. The anlmal appeared to be Baldwln Park NSldlat Lany' Injured aecordlnl to the Seotl DlaN, II; waa tranaported report..' --··J J Days Late ing at the county's 2,061 pre- cincts will be turned over Tues-· day to the Orange County Board of Supervisors for certification. Meanwhile. the task confroot- ine Registrar of Voters Al Olson and his staff is an Inquiry into why the tebulalion delays oc- curred. Olson has said the problems ii. were not with new vote counting machines purchased by the county, but with computer pro- grams used in the later stages of the counting process The Secre tary of State's office also plans to investigate the Orange County snafus. Olson predicted before the election that final returns would be available about 2:30 a.m. - 61'2 hours after the polls closed if everything went according to plan. However, on Wednesday following the June 3 election day. offi cials discovered the comput.ef programs failed to a<· cept results from 38 precincts. • D 9 BRENDA BAUMGARTNER CHECKS OUT THE DAMAGE TO HER SAN CLEMENTE HOME ' . Work Began Thia Morning to Halt Further· Slldtng In Residential Area Sex Charge For Bonin . ProbahJe Homeless Couple Keep Slide J7i~l By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL OI -O.lly "'""Staff A knowledgeable source ~aid ·today that "it as doubtful" that William George Bonil'l', ques - tioned as a possible sus pect in the deaths of several young · men throughout Southern California. will be charged with anything -more than sodomy and oral copulation in connection with his arrest Wednesday night What appeared to be develop- ing in Los Angeles was a race against time the Distract At torney's Office facing a 5 p m deadline to file charges and the Sheriffs Department crime lab attempting to determine ar there is any evidence to link Bonm to slayings that have been allribut ed to the so-called --rreeway killer '· cases. The source said that as late as this morning. it had s till not been decided whether a murder charge would be filed against the 32-year-old Downey truck drive~ • "All I can say is that the tn· vestigalion is continuing." he said. .F.ollowing h is arrest in Hollywood Los Angeles Police Department spokesman said Bonin was being investigated for the murder of Charles Miranda, 15, of Bell Gardens, whose death closely parallels other slayings in the series or murders. The source. wno bas been working closely with police In- vestigators. indicated that there is evidence that links Booin with the Miranda murder but said it is circumstantial and could be difficult to prove in court . For that reason, be explained. it was doubtful thal a m~ charge would be contained ln tbe complaint expected to be filed against Bonin late this after- noon. Arraignment wa s 8) STE\'E MITCHELL Of 1M 0••1¥ Ptle4 St•ft Brenda Baumgartner and her husband sat on the curb across the street from their home th1 s morning. .... atching a bulldozer push earth and 1ceplant from the h1lls1de above. Wrecking l'rews look down the San Clemente couple 's garage S unday. and mos t or the ir belongings have been removed from the Spanis h-style house on Calle Patricia This mommg. they y,ere wait· ing for the moving company to come and cart off their antique furniture and other belongings They've been staying with neighbors the past three nights. ever since tons of earth s lid down the tull and barged into their back yard and garage late Friday afternoon The slJde also damaged the home of Peter and Grell Ltn· nebach. who live next door at 210 Ave La E spe ranza. and threatens t hree homes on Avenada Arlena. lO<'ated on the hill above the two $400.000 struc- tures. "They won't let me water my plants . so I'm going to gave them to {h-e garde..ner ," Mrs . "baumgartner said "We don't know how long we'll be out or the house, and .they won't turn the water back on so l can water." The interior plants are going to a local nursery. where the operators said they would take care of them for the couple. The couple has been coming up to their home every day since the sUde from the condomtnlum they're using at the beach. Protests Go Unheeded sc heduled to follow im · MT. OIABLO <AP> -A Bap-medHeJa_~,lJ· ... _ ,,.~-would be l-list minister and a group of Mt. -.IU w1e UVUI" en Diablo Unified School Dlltrtct open f« tbe filing of murder patrons have been rebuffed in charaes qalnlt Bonlo pending thel~· \. ttempts to have .the' th~ results of the tnveatJgaUoos fem ~ Ms. magaline removed' now In J>l"OlreA. from ac I district Ubraries. The c..,.._ likely to confront A spedal diltrlct committee Bontn ,.W be sodomy and oral voted N te recommend t.o the ' ... HOMEOWNER Bill Boos- i n g owns the ho m e im· mediately above the slide a rea in San Clemente. He and his wife. Elsa, left on a European trip alter getting their belongings out of the housf! over the weekend. -"It's really difficult leaving such a tranquil place like the beach to come back and see this." she said, pointing to a wall of dirt that threatens to plunge down into her pool and J acuui. But the couple Is pleased that the city is jumping into action to prevent further damage to the hillside. George Car aval ho . San Clemente's city manager, said bulldozers are creating a l>ut- tress (lbove La Esperanza and Calle Patricia to bold tNick the tons of earth . He said geologists Beach Leighton and Assoclates will be drilling holes ln the two streets In the next few dlys to de- termlne if there is any potential dan1er of the roadways buckling from the slide . He said an access ro11d will be ' ' . • f ' ' t • ~: l f . I I . f I ' • • • . . to a .. mortal Kotpltal POilet nat to Ute .,aer .• lat ....... wllm be wa LJ}Op.ula.r fil1liU-IJtoL -Mt •~•eldde. ... -Tbere a IJ'OUP o< people ·-~~..ii=•Uon= bued_on HlUlal IC· -..uhool board.J.bat the.JD~ t v • Viit.liators cf~ they remain on library abelvea .d~ the....ateep hUlside.. '.'so. we_ __ can !el botlngs made ln the soll," below the white house owned by Blll Boosing on Re ... •••&N at \be bolp&tal aat oa' tbe abon, watcblne .... ....,.,,IHHd. wbat U.., ~u was. •• tlmillaltoa Beaell, .iate • wbale .,_•..r.t•,ooobeaebbufta "It tUrMCI out to be a --~ IP Ill 8olaa ChiH and 20·foot baa of floatint HM, gw ._ bea~ botb parb .... " Hid polite of. daJa,,,., uld • ~ ..... l c • r A n t b o n y madl,..,ltpllde.td:ttu. Badalamntl. c~ca~._u,· obH"W prior to &on.in s arnst throu&hout the district. in Holl~. The Rev. Harold. Carl.son and BaU oe tboM cbar1es would be a 1rou~ of patrons callln1 $2,500 but tbe source aaid • themMJws Citizens for the lm· hi•~er ball would be sousht provement or Public School• beeaUM ol Bon.la'• '°"' hilt.or)' have beem workint to have tM of ertmb:aal related offenMe, In· ma1ulne removed, aaylQI lt ll clucllnl a coovtct.lon •t.emmlnl pornocrapbic and 1enerally un· <lee BONIN, ••1• AJ> aultable for studenU. \. A venlda Arlena . The City Council me\ In emer1ency HHion Saturday nl&hl and acreect to help pay the coat ol the tiorln1s and conatruc· Uon ol t.be buttrela. · CIH VIGIL. P .. e AJJ ' . • ., • GRSIENS80RO. N.C CAP> ...:.· P'uur mem'*t o1 the Com· •...u.t "°'*'"Patty •ere taken Into cuatody tocUy aft« M\&f nl•I wtlh poU~ out.Ide • ~rtNOm •he,.. 11• Ku Kl~ knJ1n1,.,., and Am~rkan Nuta went on trtal ln the ttaulnp o1 ve commwililt •cU\lllll 1 The tr.cu ~ out 'When CWP roemben w ,. de«Utcl ad· mt,~t1aoc:e_!!>_t.M &.tperior Court room where JW'1 HleeUon wu if "'"' --way. About two doun CWP memben •nd aupponert aom.s =:u'!,~t~ant. approached • 1ecurtty 1taUon tO '"' ,;,,m the r ~ C"OUrtroom They wert told that only fammea ot UM def ndanta.~ Of \.fie fin aMJvlata who .... ,.. kllled •ta "Death lo the Klan raJly Nov S would be aJJowed in the courtroom. ~•llr11 Mu11•r Hlfllth I pll1•lfl ~ WASHINGTON <AP> The US. Supreme Court toda u held eicJsuna water n1hta in m05t or California ·1 rertJJi 1: penal VaJley In a unanlmoU3 decision, the court reversed a 9th us Circ uit Court nf Appeals rulin1 1n 1977 hmtlmg the amount ·or land .that could be irrigated with Colorado River waler to parcels of no more than 160 acres , b Th1e high court noted that the appellate ruUns would likely a1ve orced the sale or larae amouoll of land at below.market pr cea. ... Rail fl•· 1·91• r fll' I I'•• r \ ,,.,. I WASHINGTON CAP> -The lJ.S. Supreme Court toda re r~~f:!,~ ~f; ~e ~tmLom~aSante ~ger of the ~rlington Nortte,,; · UIS· .. , anclsco Railway Co. ."MHr•••" .1-.11 "''""''., 1 ·I alb bo JOHANNESBURG, South Alrtca <AP>-A nationwide job bl~~tt~lanntoedriby blacks to mark the fourth anniversary of the we ots.apparently fluled today. T were report.a of absenteeism of 75-1()0 !~~:i~n:~:~·: :!d:slt cry· ~ut police there ::r3~n~n~~~:. poli!b~epe~i:, sea~~ r:;rde:.:~1 s:~~:!-~r~~~~n~r the s rawlin pro ters wtth batons and tear gas tn Soweto ·:~~c~!:::~ :!~~~! ~n~r:1k linfi,,~Jn boh0~~dt~ec;l~~~~~!~~~;g bu!~! wor o annesburg. 11 '"••l11g ;,, 11-:1 (,'rflNl1 ' tod R~E\;'ELT ROAQS, Puerto Rico IAP> -The US Na\I the cra:r:a:~~e: J,~~ l~~u:ri ~ ~t ':~~~d helicopter ~~ash i~ A 4'h·hour search fo g I presumed dead. Sjkorsky-built H-3 air~ra.ft .:.:~~:.:.0~1 ~:W~~~ :to~~edda Navy. famft:::u1°J ~hfnf~~~i:;s were being withheld . until Y their mission from Puerto Rico to~e g-at_t w:h on a ro~tu~e logistics and went down arounti Sl a m Sun. daroyu:t,h Ne U.S. "'.trgm Islands, · · . e avy said. MOtel ExjJlosion Leaves 8 Injured An explosion ripped" throu~h eight rooms at the Cloud Nine Motel tn Cypress early today. leaving eight per:.ons injured Pollce said 25 person!> were evacuated from the motel al 5682 Lincoln Ave .. and are being temporarily housed at the Cypress Community Center. • A fire touched off by the ex- plosion destroyed eight rooms with kitchens, causing about · $100,000 damage. · Firemen controlled the blaze in five minutes . More than 50 fire fighters helped douse the fire and dig through the rubble, and six am· Ar~y Chutist Dies in Fall FREDERICKSBURG. Va. I A P l -While his parents wa tched from below, Sgt. 1st Class Thomas Johnson, 33, a member of the Army's crack Golden Knights sky diving team. pulled the ring on his paracbute -and plunged 10,000 feet. t.o his death. "If he had had one or two seconds more he would have made it," said another Golden Knlghtafterthe accident Sunday. Thousands of pe<>ple attending the air show at Shannon Airport near here looked on as the veteran of more than 5.200 Jumps 'fell to his death. DAILY PILOT f ... ()f-C-\4 o.l!Y ''"' ...... -ft I\ ,..,.,.,.,.. .,.,. frM#\ """"' " °"°''"""-• ., ... ~=i:;~""~~~~J?.·. ... ~, ..... _ ..... ,._..,.. ... t!c'..~~"~~ ~·~ ~:;::. ~~".~ :::::=.':.4.:.-r.~.-:o ~~~.'';:.:!:""~' eo, ••. C..•• .,...,. <..aht0t1t••.,.,. . _, .. _ ~-·--, .. k •• """" v ... ,......, .. ,...,.0.-•""- ~·•-, ..... T-•AM ...... __ .......... bulances carried the mjured persons to three area hospitals. The cause of the explosion and firt' 1:. under investigation A spokesman for the Orange County Flre Department said all or t~e 56 person!> registered at the motel who were present at the time of the explosion have been accounted for. · BONIN .•. from aUacks on youths in Foun· lain Valley and Stanton In 1975. Meanwhile. Orange County Sheriff's Ll. Wyatt Hart said local investigators were "skep· tical" abOut Bonin's possible in· volvement in Ule Orange County ca ses linked to the freeway murders series. The cases are similar in that the bodies of young men who were known to be hitchhikers were left nude and strangled alongside freeways. major highways and in two recent cases, behind gasoline stations in Westminster and Huntington Deach. There is a total of 41 unsolved murders of young men in Southern California dating back to Dec. 26, 1972 bot invesUgators say they doubt aU are related. Bonin, who tyls remained in custody at Los Angeles County J ail since his arrest . formerly re· sided in Silverado Canyon in the Santa Ana Mountains where he and hia brother once attempted to purchase a saloon. He was also arrested but never charged following an Incl· dent in which sheriff's deputies ct•imed to have found Bonin sodotd1Zlni a teen-age boy. Accordini to court documenu, Bonin has a Jong history or sex· ual activity with young maJea and bas told prob•lion officers that he enjoys handculfinl his partnen. · High Court Back8 Fmployment Plam WASHINGTON <AP> -TM U.S. Supreme Court today ltlt intact the way the toV•rnment la enf oretnc a Hqulrement that · c.ompanl• doinl buliD"' wttb f"4r&l-.aC•Ac.le dopt. "-'· flrmat.lv• aet.lOG" employmmt plan•. • Tiile jwaUc... without .com· meat. reJeet•d th• U.S . Cbamber ol Coannere•'• .u.ct on 1a.enunent re1ulaUou lt .. ,. fclree private empto~ to UM l....,..._ble radal q\d.U 1tnau.-. · . .,. .......... SIX·FOOT LONG CRACK HAS OPENED OH DA VINCI'S 'THE LAST SUPPER' Photo T•k•n In 1978 Show9 Wortlmen Reet0ft"9 the Masterpiece In Mll•n ~ ~urge on Held • in Murders By PIDL SNEIDERMA.N . Of tM Delly PIMt , ..... Huntington Beach pollce con· tinued their probe today of the s tabbing deaths Friday night of a promine nt Long Beach at· torney and the former wife o( a Long Beach surgeon in the woman's Huntington Harbour home. The woman's former husband. Dr. Louis Alaia. 49, remained in Huntington Beach jail today· on sus picion of comm itting the two rpurders. • lie is being held in lieu of $250,000 bail. awaiting an ar· r aignment that is expected t-0 take place Wednesday. The two victims have been identified as Margie Alaia. 37, of 3512 Gilbert Dr .. and Marvin Tinscher. 50. a Long Beach al· t oroey who ha!> long been active in eommumty serv1<.'t' projecL" in that c1tv ·Sgt. Luis Ochoa of Huntington Beach police said Dr. Alat<J came to his ex-wife's home Frt· day night to take custody of the couple's two children over the weekend. A quarrel deve loped, ap- parently centering on the children, and Ala1a stabbed his ex -wife once in the abdomen with a kitchen knife. Ochoa said Tinscher. a ram1ly acquaint ance who wa!-. v1:.1ting a l the time. then entered the k1lchen and \I. a:. stabb\.'<i repeatedly by lhl' phys ician. pohn• :.ci1d The couple's children. a boy, 10, a nd a girl. 9, w ere at home a t the time of the stabbing and ran to a nc1j?hbor's house for help The ne ighbor s ummoned police at 8:07 p.m . AJaia was ar· re~ted inside the home, police said. The two v1ctJms were taken to Fountain Valley Community Hospital. where they were pro- nounced dead. • The AJaia children were ta.ken to the Albert Sitton Home m Orange. Attorney Tischer bas been honored for bis community service in Long Beach. He was especially active m the Legal Aid f,~oundation of Long peach, serving as chairman of the board dunng tts pcnod of ex· tensive. growth during the 1960s. according lo Executive Director Toby Rothsch1ld. Rothschild said Tischer also headed a drive last year to raise money for a new YMCA bu1ldlng in Long Beach. The attorney is !!urvlved by his wife and three children. Coast YMCA Sets Program For Summer The Orange Coast YMCA has scheduJed summer sporta pro· grams for youngsters ages 6 through IS. The program will include rolleukate hockey, spccer, volleyball, softball, gymnastics . self defense and racquetball. Other out.door apor1JI activities Including rockcllmblng , archery, htkln1 . biking and skateboarding, will also be of· fered. For youn11ter1 •I•• 14 throuKh 16, there will alto be a nine.day bac'kpacktna trip to the Hltb Sl•rru Aua. 6-2'. Tb• YM· CA wlll provide food, tl'anaporta· uon and teaaMlhtp for UM tttp. ll'ff for U.e trt_p II '10$ tor members-of-¥110A, and...tlll tor non-m•mb•rt. All 'other ac· ttvitl• 1D tbe youtb prolfam held at the YMCA .,.. eov•ed by a '25-pet·Y••r m•~P fee, Tb• Oran.a• cout YMCA II located at 2IOO Univ.ratty Drtw. N•wDOlt BHcb. The C..lepbone D\lmMr ii tQ.t880. I • • 'Sllpper' ·Painting ;Damaged by Crack MILAN. Jlaly I AP> A SIX· foot crack hus opened on one s ide o f the w a ll on whi c h Leonardo d a Vtncl'3 fa mous masterpie('e "The Lust Supper·· 1s painted. but It does not pot;e serious problems for the work. art ofnc1als said today . The fi ssure . half i.ln inch wide. 1s on the n ght side of the paint- ing JUl>t 1ncheb fro m tht> figure of the Apos-tle John "There's no 1mm ed 1ate danger to the figure& in Ute painting or the wall a'! a whole whe re it's painted:· :.aid Carlo Bertelh. superintendent of fine arts for the City or Mil an The crack 1i. only the latelot or many problem:. that ha vt- trouijled the work of art sint·e 1t was paint<'d in 1496 1n the refr<'· tory of the Sant:J M;1r1a dc·lle Cr~ztc chun·h in t~1 ., mllJOr husiness cc•nt<'r Sf·V'Pr.tl vE>i1r., <•go a rt ex1wrh <11:.cov<'rNI th:Jt a kind of m1Jld was c•atini: iJWiJY ;Jt the ('ofor:. 1Jf the· fr1.:-.<·1> The <'rac k was vrohatih caused t1y v1br:it1ons from hc>av' (lowntown traffi(' 1n tht> art'a where the church 1s locat~:d nr by a sin.king of the ground un· derneath. offlclals Maid Thl'!>t' JJroblems have also a ffected other city monuments. such a-. Milarr's fam o u s Gothic cathedral !..eonardo's "Last Supper" 29 feet long and 15 feet h1J!h • ., t ·r.om 1•,.u•· \ I CRUSH.' .. Cit y crvws 1n 1tunt1ngton esllmall'd 53.000 people Jammed into the one·mill' stretch or city s tra nd Saturday and 42 .000 showed up Sund<.1y Riptides and choppy three·foot breakers kept lifeguards busy They said 93 persons were pulled from the water Huntington city guards were pressed tnlo action Saturday when a fisU1ght near the pier turned into a sand and bot.lie· throwing melee involving around 50 people . Sunday broul(ht a bit of the same when lifeguards had to break up a noisy. sand·tossln~ c ro wd thKt had encircled t.t preacher t·ons 1dered one of the greatest fresce>e\ ever painted bec ause of its masterful use o' light and perspective. The fresco shows Jes us sur· rounded by apostles at the Last Supper . The Tuscan artist pa1nt- c·d 1t for Lodovico ii Moro. the duke of Milan <tnd a member of the· P'>W('rfuJ Sforza family Tht-p ainting has pn·v1ously -.un 1 \ c-d a ~apoleon1c 1nvast1on . "'hen the chapel wa:. u:.ed as a -.table, and a 194J bombing, whic h badl y da m age d the t:hurch but nol the fresco I ,.,,,.. Pogc• t I VIGIL ... The geolog1:.t c:.t1m ated th•· l'OSl uf the ..... Ork "'OUld 0e aboUl SIJ.0011. Caravalhn sa1d "We ·l!.! rel'd t" p.1:. S.".>.000 1 f tht· <:Ol>t 1 port11Jn<1I c·o!)t uµ lo J mJ>. 1mum 1Jf SIS.000. ··he l>a1d ~t:'1gl}.bor-. affected b\ the i,,ltde will p1<:k up the re:.t or lhe lab, he said Meanwhile, San Cle m e nte Ma)or Karoline Koestt>t 1s look · 1ng into the poss1b1llty that Fr1day·s slide might bave been rrompted b y rreE.>work work :.ever al blocks south of the neighborhood. LJst ()('tober. Tus tin geolog1M J<1tk Stickel 1A arned C1:i1Tra.ru> 11fficwb tn halt tht> S<tn Du~go Freewa) "'1dcnin~ pro)ect until h ·-.ti,, n 1uld be made for potenticil 1•a rth mo,ement in the art'a l'alTran~ gcolc1,g1:.b at that t1ml' ~aid they ¥t ould look into ~l 1ckt'l ., claims. and temporan Iv hailed work on the pro1ect un t:I t est bonngs could ht! made Stickel mainta.ins the area af. fccted by Fnday's earth failure 1:. within an e.:g·shaped areu . tha t r~!>ll> upon an an cient lundshde lit• presented the council with a r4:port that. 1f proved ac curate. indica tes earth move· ment thousands of years ago running a half mile from Calle Esperanza on the southwest. Jlmost to Avenlda Columbo on the northeasL Beach Leighton. wbo 1s han· dllng the current lnvesUgaUon ol the slide area. could not be re· ached for rommenl this morning on his preliminary fmdings. Ttie~Casual Sk:leof Rugby ... 100. conon ruoov 8hod:9 and pants, 9Vallabll 1n· OOIOrl Of rfid. white, • · khaki. sky blue. navy. and gold . ,. Nao. the olMtlC ber stnpe rugby shirt, in a poty/ootton blond ' Hostage Issue Snarled By n.. ~la&ed ,,.... The bottaae crl1i1 ean be solved only u part ot a com· preben1lve aettlement of all U.S. ·Iranl•n problems, Iran's forelJn ~ aald today. He alao •aid be will submit a pro- poaal to the RevolutJonary Cowl· cit in the next few days to COO· sider breakine relaUona . with Iraq, M e•n whll e, Ay a toUab R uhotlah Khomeini'• revolu- tionary gu•rdsmen were to le•d a mus march on the U.S. Em· bassy ln Tehran, where some ot the SJ hofttages were believed spendln1 their 22l6tb day In cap- ti vlty. .. Tbe hOIStage crisis is not an i so lated Iss ue,'' Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh HOMETOWN REMEMBERS IRAN HOSTAGE-A4 told a news conference at Iran's foreign ministry. "It can be solved only through a cd'm- prehens1ve settlement or all lran·U.S. proble ms .'' He did not elaborate. but up to now Iran's main conditions for release of the hostages ha\le been the return of the ousted shah and his wealth and an <ipology for past U.S. actiot&s in Iran. Ghotbzadeh also c riticized Iran 's dominant Islamic Hepublican Party and pro- Moscow Communist Party, ac· cus1ng their ne wspapers or "COi· lw.1on to for('e Iran mto intema· t1onal 1S1>lat1on " Again, he did not elaboralt' Tehran Had10 said GhotbU)deh made his comment about possibly breaking rela· lions with Iraq during an in- tt'rv1ew with 11.8 correspondent. In recent weeks, violence and unrest have increased in the area a long the lran·lraq border particularly m the region where Kurds want to set up an indepen- dt!nt province of Kurdistan. ~r1· I > ~g~n today for a gro of an1an <trmy soldiers .1r :.h'd th1 :. month in a plot toe 11\'l.:r lhrow the gove rnment Tt-hnin Radio rt!portcd. • * * * Clark Off er.~ Iran Crisis ·Solutions .. NEW YORK <'AP) -Former Attorney Gene ral Ra msey CIJrk. who returned Sunday from a tnp to Iran that defied a pre:.1dent1al tran•l ban,. said t.o- da y h e will c all for con· g r ess1onal inquiries into American involvement in Iran. Clark·s demand was one of nine pomts he enumerated as his recommended solution to the hostage ('risls. lie said he would urge the Congress to hold hear· ings "to find out what our COUil· try -what the CIA -has done in Jr an ... Cla rk, who participated in a 54·nation conference on V .S. ··crimes" in Iran. said that if Congress refused to open the in- quiry, he would initiate his own. The S2-year-old Clark held a news conference sponsored by The Nation. the llberaJ weekly that published his nine.point plan in its June 21 issue. Clark also said, "The mood is much better in Iran than at any time" since the taking or the hostages Nov 4. AL'S GARAGE 58 FASHtON ISLAND NEWPORT 8EACH (T14) M4'-1030 .. . • • • f , i , I . f I I I I I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1980 ... Your Rometow-:1 I Dally Ne•11paper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I Vote ·Tallied 11 Dogs .Late , nma1ea ICllOE•BRL .............. It -* aac\ly .Jl daya ud U lnute.. but at 1:15 p.m. Satur· Y tbe ftaal. u.noMciat Or~e owaty voc.e ln the June 3 eJ spewed out ot a Santa Ana mputer. Tbe ftnat results -repeatedly elayed because of computer roceutna problems -made no . ! 'Eleetrosleep' cha"'• In a Utht two-w~ con· t.411t betwee lncuaibent Irvine Ctty Coundlwoman r Mary Ann Galdo and challen1er David Baller. The ftnal retulta showed Mrs. Galdo wlnnln1 by a 62-vote mart\n. 'She received 8,930 votes to Baker'• 8,188. Baker baa said be will seek a recount f Strange CIA I MethOds Told I • NEW YORK <AP> -The Cen· }tral Intelligence Agency's secret experiments to develop new es· pionage methods between 1965 land 1975 have included using ltrained otter s. electric stun iguns. calibrated blackjacks, 'a Jgiant piston and marshmallow barrages. The New York Times reported today. The agency's research and de· elopment staff also was in- erested in th~ secret life ·of lanta, peace pills, an investiga. 1 !We~kend l • \~ush Hits }Coast Area l( r By STEVE MARBLE Ol•DeilY "'9e$utt Blistering· inland tem- peratures over the weekend ' made the beach the place to .be , and lifeguards from Seal Beach . to San Clemente reported their heaviest crowds of the year. The weekend rush to Uae beach clogged streets along the Orange Coast and many beach parking facilities were filled early Satur- day and Sunday. LifeRards reported no major problems. but admitted the beach jam gave them their first major workout of the season. In Newport Beach. one young beachgoer was injured Saturday afternoon when be was struck by a city lifeguard jeep. Police said the 11feS11ard apparently didn't see the youth sleeping on the sand. In Huntington Beach, a man wat arrested for instigating a figll\ Saturday afternoon near the municipal pier. Police said the fight ignited a s hort bottle· throwtne incident. Jn San Clemente, llfeauards rescued a sea lion that reported- ly escaped from the San Diego's · Sea World early in the week. The largest crowds were re- ported in Newport and Hunt· ingtoo Beach, where water tem· peratures crept up to a• lukewarm 82 de~ and. the air temperature averaged '/1. . City auards jp Newpv-t estimated 100,000 persons turned out SaQarday and 110,000 people squeeaed onto tbe strand Sun· day. '!'bey U1d 33 reac-..es ....,. <See cavsa. Pace AJ) .. Whale ,Tale OnJ,yGarbage iion of "'bioplasma fields" and electrosleep. The information was con tained in about 3,000 heavily censored pages of studies and documents re lated to CIA: ac- tivities durlog the JO .year period, the newspaper reported today. It was made public in the atency's Langley, Va .. bead- quarttts as a result of a Times request under the Freedom or Information Act. · Which. ideas were developed and which were discarded is not known. The Times said, because the agency refused to comment on·tbe ~umenu. Many details. Pl'otter ftaJDe8 and titles were de- leted from the papers, leaving very teneral descriptions, The TUbea ntpal'ted. In one projecl. the CIA ap, parently attempled to teach seals, otters. dogs, cats and other animals to carry ex- plosives or microphones to places humans could not reach. Otters seemed to be the.favoritE: s ince they t(aveled on both land and in water. The Times said. Olher projects included ••a study of incapacitating darts," and "a flash blindness in· capacltator," U$ing a bright light source to blind a subject.. The Times said nearly aJI details were deleted for projects involving "a · hand·held calibrated blackjack, .. plastic cocoons, taffy pellets and marshmallow barrages. There also was a project describing a giant piston to be used in countering hijackings and terrorists. The Times said. The piston was to be incorporated in an airline pilot's seat. When a hi· jacker entered the ffight deck. the pilot would trigger a 25-pound. piston that would knock the hi· jacker back through the door. As in past documents, there were references to Project OFTEN, which the agency jointly started in 1968 with the Army Chemical Corps at Edgewood, Md., to study the effects of rare <See QA. Page AZ> SC Council Reviews Plan On Pier Park San Clemente council mem- ben wUl meet toolgbt to discuss wbetber or not they should cbanp plans for a pier bowl p~rk to Bult the ~ate Pub~ Utilltlel Co.naiils110ii. The apeclal meettna was caUed by Mayor. Karoline Koe.tet dter it WU learned the PUC bN qreed to allow the city to deJDoUab a S3·year·old pedelUtan walkway that puses UDder t1ae raUraM tnea. nat dark UDderpau baa been tbe Hee of many crim• ln put y•an and tbe elty baa tone aouPt t.o remove It and CGll· atruet a ... at-srade croatna at UM lnle!b. . 'l1uw ,..n •IO. the PUC la· ·~ dedDm nluliaa to allow themolltfoa. So tM dt7 belan plannt.q ltl .... park· tJaM..:iH11111• .• red1 Crta wt ftldClle 'l'NdwQ acfGll U. railroed traca near ..... ._.. .... ....,..,J_ DOftUftll9..... . To ...... wttb the new PUC deelloa, &1111 otty eouacll w1ll ....... .,..., ............ lt •Atl to rednw paa._ for the ~dlwlll-•t1p .... .. .. ..... to dlaeml ... ~ndlq. In another close·race. Orange County Central Municipal Court Judie Richard Orozco suc· ceasf ully defended. his posUion against attorney Bobby Youngblood by a 217 -vote margin. Judge Orozco received 34,727 votes to Youngblood's 34,510. Youngblood also is re· questing a recount. The unoffirial return of baJJot· Ing at the county's 2.061 pre- cincts will be' turned over Tues· day to the Orange County Board , of Supervisors for certification. Meanwhile. the task confront· Ing Registrar of Voters Al Olson and his staf( is an inquiry Into why the tabuJation delays oc· curred. Olson has said the problems were not with new vote counting machines purchased by the county. but with computer pro- grams used in the later stages of the counting process. The Secretary o f State's offi ce aJso plans to investigate the Orange County snafus. Olson predicted before the o.11, ..... SC...~ BRENDA BAUMGARTNER CHECKS OUT THE DAMAGE TO HER SAN CLEMENTE HOME Work Began This' Morning to Halt Further Slldlng. In Residential Area 8008ING HOME (WHfTE RAILING) SITS JUST ABOVE SUDE IN.SAN CLEMENTE -Home at 303 Avenkie Arlene lie ThMe ~n Ownera Return From Trtp? Canyon Road Crtulh Leaves 3 Injured A bead-on collision involvjng Authorities said Meta was three vehicles on a s hort driving aortbbound on Laguna striliptaway stretch of Laauna C a n yon Ro a d w h e n his Canyon Road Sunday evening s quareback wagon s uddenly left ooe motorilt criUcally in· crossed tbe double yellow center j u r e d a n d c 1 o s e d t h e line into the path of -. south· thorouabfare for nearly two tiound pickup driven by Laura boun. Niswander, 21, of 231 Fairview Irvine police, who bl•med the St., Laauna Beach. accident on drinking, placed the The two collided hudon, send· m0tt sertoasl)' hurt party under Ina Ms. Niswander's El Camino aJ'felt on ••plclon of· drtvtna sklddlna acro11 the center while intoxicated. divider att.u the initial colllalon RalDb .Jeffrey Meza, 21, of and callliq It to clip the rear ol 1124 Westwood Ave .• Santa Ana, · a foreJicn sedan. rematmd btcrttlcat-eoftdltto.Ho--l&Yettlg_aton aid be third d•J at Ml11ion Community car, driven by Brad A. Pickler, Ho.~ln M1allon Viejo, his en· 25, of 2'111 Zaneon, lliNkla Vie-tln a IDUI of lacerations. · Jo, lo.t ooe rear wheel comolete- Tbe :• p.m. aeekleat sent ly aevend from Its ule .na w• UM p....,.r Robert M. Mon-spun around by the Impact. tev•rde, a, OI WI W. 21.lt St.. Jle1a'1 demolished car rolled Santa Ana, to leddlebatt Oom· over ODee la the road•Q and mun.ijy Halpltal. . came t.o rwt ~t at4e up, ""'1e He Wll n•t.ct for 1acerattona Ma. Nllwuder 1 truck careened of tM t-,i;;.,. •Nt knM and re-Into a poMr pole after atrtklq IH1ed, CANYON, Pace AZ> both oneoaalnl can. menaatd. • Fireworks ' Blame.d for Brush Blaze • Youths firing bottle rocket rireworka set a smaJJ area ~ brush ablaze in the 900 block Ol Balboa Ave. in Laguna Beach Saturday. A fire deoartrnent s~eaman said Mrs. Tnidy Grossman, a res· ident, told firemen ahe saw two of lhe bottle rockets la~ in a brushy area and start to bum. The department s pokesman said people in the area bad Ute small blue under control when firemen arrtved at about t __e.m. and put the nn out. Violence Aue&&ed ANKARA, Tu.rkey <AP> - Turklah Premier Sule1man, De1nirel conle"" today w\tb ke1 members ol bit eab&Mt IDd with mllltar7 and martial law offleiala ln another effort to atem the poUtieal vloleaee tUt has spread tbroa11tout tbla NATO natton, the atata rlldlo ,... ported. • ~ election that final returns would •be avaiJable about 2:30 a.m. - 61t2 hours after the poUs closed j f everything went accor.ding to plan. Ho wever. on' Wednesday following the June 3 election day. officials discovered the computer programs Hiled to ac· cept results from 38 precincts. Danger To Others By Sl'EVE MITCHELL Of -0 .. 1, Pli.t S~ft Brenda Baumgartner and her husband sat on the curb across the street from their home this morning, watching a bulldozer push earth and iceplant from the hillside above. Wrecking crews look down the San Clemente couple's garage Sunday. and most of their belongings have been removed from the Spanish-style house on CalJe Patricia. This morning, they were wait- ing for the moving company to come .and cart off their antique furniture and other belongin&s. They've been staying with neighbors the past three nights. ever since tons of earth slid down the hill and barged into their ba~k ) ard and garage late Friday afternoon. The slide also damaged the home of Peter and Gretl Lln· nebacb. who live next door at 210 S Ave. La Es peranza. a nd threatens three ho m es on Avenida Arlena. located on the hill above the two $400,000 struc- tures. "They won't let me water my plants. so I'm going to give them to the garden e r ," Mrs. Baumgartner said "We don 't know how tong we'll be out of the house. and they won •t tum the wa ter back on so I can water." The interior plants a re going to a local nursery, where the operators said they would take care of them forthe couple. The couple has been coming up to their home every day since the s lide from the condominium they're using at the beach. '"ll 's really difficult leaving s uch a tranquil place like the beach to come back and see this," she said, pointing to a wall of dirt that threatens to plunge down into her pool and Jacuui. But the couple is pleased that the city is jumping into action to prevent further damage to the hillside. . George Ca ravalho, San Clemente's city manager. said bulldozers are creating· a but· tress above La Esperanza and Calle Patricia to hold back the tons of earth. He satd geologists Beach Leighton and Associates will be drilling holes in the two streets in the next few days to de· termine ii there is any potential <See VIGIL, Page AZ) Coast Weather Fair through Tuesday except patchy morning coastal fog. Loft's tonight ln upper SOs. Highs Tues- day lower 70s at beaches to low~ inland. INSIDE TODA 't' Ronald Reagan if promot- iftg a ""*range of dotrut1tic policie1 tlaat tA10IA"f par• the f~~and~t goo•r11m•"' "off 11our backl." S.e "IA11 ~ on. l'ogeC3. ..... j ~ i • ,. > • • ~ i , t ~ • I i l , t i • I : I n . \ thCOast ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNtA MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Bilal' Jlote ·Tallied l l Days Late 'I nJmlDllCll ICllOS•SHL ... ..., ........ It tDc* aactb' u daya ud U l_.., but at I : U p.cn. Salur· y U. ftD&I. UDOlftclaJ <>ranee ouaty wu ln lbe June 3 elec- spewed out of a Saata Ana m~. A The ftDal ,_ults -repeatedly elayed because or computer ~ problems -made no cb•"f_• m a Ulbl two.way con- t•& lliltwrem (Mumbftit Irvine CU1 0-....Pwoma.n Mary Ann Galdo allcl ttMllen1er David Baker. The ftnal resulta abowed Mr8. · Galdo wlnnln1 by a 62-vote martin. She received 8.930 votes to Baker'• a .•. Buer has said be will seek a recount. In another close'race. Orange ~ng at ~ county"s 2.061 pre- Couaty Central ¥unlc:.1pal Court cincu will be turned over Tues· Judge Richard Orozco s ue-day to the Orange County'floard eeasfully defended bis position of Supervisors for certification. against attorney Bobby Younablood by a 217-vote margin. Judge Orozco received 34,727 votes to Youngblood"s 34,510. Youngblood also is re- questing a recount. The unoffiC'ial return of ballot- Meanwhile, lbe t.aslt .confront- ing Registrar of Voten Al Olson and bis staff i.s an inquiry into why the tabulation delays oc· curred. Olson has said the problems were not with new vote counU.g machines purchased by tfle county. but with ·computer pro- grams used in the later stages ol the counting process. Th e Secr etary of State's om ce also plans lo investigate the Orange County snafus. Olson predicted before the ele<:tion that t'inal returns would be available about 2:30 a .m . .:.. 61,.; hours after the polls closed if everything went according to plan. H owev e r , o n We dnesday folJowlng the June 3 election day. orri~ials dis covered the computer programs failed to ac- cept results from 38 precincts ·11omel~ss ~Oµple -· K~eping ·Vigil 'Eleetrosleep' ~ , t i ; Strange CIA I Methods Told l ~ NEW YORK CAP> -The Qn- }tral Intelligence Agency's secret experiments to develop new es- •pionage methods between 1965 land 1975 have included using -(trained otters. e lectric s tun 1guns, calibrated blackjacks. a fgiant piston arid marsbmalJow JbarNges, The New York Times reported today. The agency's research and de- elopment «taff alao was in· erested in the secret life of lants, pea~ pills, an invest.lea· 1 eekend j~hllits I · iCoast Area l I r By STEVE MARBLE Ot•DlilfY~ Blistering· inland t em · peraturea ove r the weekend 1 made the beach,t.be place to be , and lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported their heaviest crowds of the year. ., The weekend rush to the beach clogged streets along the Orange Coast and many beach parking facilities were filled early Satur- day and Sunday. Li!ettards reported no major problems, but admitted the beach jam gave the m their fll"St m~jor workout of the season. Io Newport Beach, one yoong beachgoer was injured Satwday afternoon when be was struck by a city li(eguard jeep. Police said tbe llfeg11ard apparently didn't see the youth sleeping on the sand. In Huntington Beach, a man was arrested ror insUgatin& a fight Saturday afternoon near the municipal pier. Police said the fight ignited a slk>rt boUJe.. thr~ incident. lo San Clemente. lifeguards rescued a sea lion that reported· ly escaped from the San Diego's Sea World early i.n the w•. The largest crowds were re- ported lo Newport and Hunt- ington Beach, where water t.em· peratures cr.ept up to a lukewarm 62 del~ and the air temperature averaged 17. • City 1uards ln Newport estimated 100,000 persons turned out Saturday aod 110,000 people squ.eaed ooto t.be atrand Sun- day. 'J1aey said 33 reacuea were <See cau111. Pa1e AJ> Whale Tale ()n/,yGarbage lion of ""bioplasma fields·· and electrosleep. The information was con tained in about 3.000 heavily censored pages of st udies and documents related to CIA ac- tivities duriog t he 10 -year period. the newspaper reported today. It was made public in the agency's Langley, Va .• head- quarters as a result of a Times request under the Fr~om of' Information Act. Which ideas wer1 developed and which were discarded is not known. 1be Times said, bee~ the agency refused to comment on the docttmenb. M-..y details, proper names an4 UUes were de- leted from the papers, leaving very lftM!l'al descripUons, The Tlmea NpOl'ted. In ooe project. the CIA ap. parently attempted to teacb seals, otters. dogs, cats and othe r animals to carry ex-plosives or microphones tc. places humans could not reach. Otters seemed to be tbe.favorit~ since they trav~ed on both land and in water. The Times said. Other projeets included •·a study ol incapacitating darts.·· and '"ll flash blindness in · capacitator. ··using a bright light source to blind a subject. The Times said nearly all details were deleted lor projects involving "a hand -held calibrated blackjack,'' plastic cocoons, taffy pellets and marstimallow barrages. There also was a project describing a giant piston to be used in countering hijackings and terrorists. The Times said. The piston was to be incorporated in • an airline pilot's seat. When a hi- jacker entered the flight deck, the pilot would trigger a 25-pound. pistoo that would knock the hl· jacker back through the door. As in past documents, there were references to Project OFTEN, wbicbtbe agency joinUy started in 1968 with the Army Chemical Corps at Edgewood, Md., to study the effects of rare <See CIA. Pace AZ> SC Council Reviews Plan On Pier Park o.11., __ _ BRENDA BAUMGARTNER CHECKS OUT THE DAMAGE TO HER SAN CLEMENT£ HOME Wortc Began This Morning to Halt Further Sliding In Aeaidentlal Area BOOSING HOME (WHIT£ RAILING) SITS JUST A9QY£ SLIDE IN 'SAN CLEMENTE Wll Home •t 303.Avenlde Arlen• Be There When Owner• Return From tttp? Canyon RoaJ, Crash Leaves 3 Injured A bead-on collision ln vol vtng three vehicles on a short straightaway stretch or Laguna Canyon Road Sund'y evening left ooe motorist critically in-J u red and c l osed the thoroughfare for nearly two boun. · Irvine pc)Uce, who blamed the accident on drinking. placed the m0tl aerioualy hurt party under •rtnt on •UIJ>lcion or driving while lntoxltated. Ralph Jeffrey Mua, 21, of 1124 'keitwood Ave., Santa Ana, remained in d'kkaJ coftcljtfon tb-- d a 1 at lllttloD Community Hott; ln 111.ulon VleJO', bis en.· Ure a ...... ot lacerations. Tiie :25 p.m. aeeldent sent I.be PWIDlll" Robert M. Mon-teverde, 21. ';J 1111 W. 2lat St., Santa Ma. to SeddW,.a Com- m'1ft41 Hoapit.al. He wM tNMild for laceratJom at tM ff' ..___. """ knee and re-ltated, <8" CANYON, P.,. AJ> .... takl. ' Authorities s aid Meza waa driving oortbbound on Laguna C a n yo n R oad when h is squareback waaon suddenly cri>saed the double yellow center line into the path of a south· bound pjclwp driven by Laura Niswander, 31, of 231 Fairview St .• Lasuna Beacb. The two collided beadon. tend· log Ma. Niswander's El Camino s k tddlnl acrou the center dMder after the lnlUal colllsk>n and cauain1 it to clip the rear ol a (orei~ sedan. lftvesUQtor&-Hid the tbird "car , driven by Br.I A. Pickler. 25, of 2'111 Zaocon, MllaJoe Vie· jo, lo.t OD1 rear ..me.a com.llllN- lY tevered from lb Die anil WU spun arvmd by &he Jmpact. Meu'1 desnollabed car rolled over mce ln the r'OIMlwlJ ud came '° r.t ~t 1kle up. while Ml. MiwUdw I ll'uclt taremed lnto ..... ,. after .uwac both oocomADI can. . -- Fireworks Blamed for Brush Blaze Youths firing bottle rocket fireworks set a small area ol brush ablaze in the 900 block ol Balboa Ave. in Laguna e.ach Saturday. A fare department sPOtesman said Mrs. Trudy Grossman, a res- ident. told firemen she saw two of the bottle rockets land in a brushy area and start to bum. The department spokesman said people in tbe area bad the s mall blue '8Jder control when firemen arrived at about t p.m. and put the fire oUt. Violenee ~Aed ANKA'RA, Turkey (AP> - Turkiab Premier Sal•J•H Demlrel conferred today wttla key memben ol bia caMMt _. with adDt.aty ud mard91 blw offlclal1 la uotber effort to stem the poUdeal vlol•N daM bu apread tbroa1lloat t•li NATO natton. the~ ndlD ft. ported •• Slide Danger To Others By SfEVE MITCHELL Ot -0 .. 1, ~llee SUff Brenda Baumgartner and her hus band sat on lhe curb across the street from their home this morning, watching a bulldozer pus h earth and iceplant from the hHlside above. W reciting crews took down the San Clementt couple's garage Sunday . and most of their belongings have been removed from the Spanish.style house on Calle Patricia. This morning, they were wait- ing for lbe moving company to com e and cart off their antique furniture and other belongin~s. They've been staying with neighbors the past three nights. ever since tons of earth slid down the hill and barged into their back ~ ard and garage late Friday afternoon. The slide also damaged the home of Peter and GreU Lin- nebach. who live next door at 210 Ave La E spe ranza . and thre ate ns three ho m es on Aven1da Arlena. localed on the hill above the two $400.000 struc- tures ··They won't let me water my plants. so I'm going to give them t o the g ard e n e r ." Mrs . Baumgartner said "We don't know how long we'll be out of the house. and they •won't tum the water back on so I can water." The interior plants are going to a local nursery, where the oper ators said they would take care of them for the couple . , The couple has been coming • up to their home every day since the slide from the condominium they're using at the beach. "ll 's really difficult leaving such a tranquil place like the bea c h to come back and see this ... s he said. pointing to a .... all or dirt that threatens to plunge down mto her pool and Jac uw. But the couple 1s pleased that the city is jumping into action to prevent further damage to the hillside. G eorge Ca r a valh o. San Cle mente's city manager. said bulldozers are creahng a but- tress above La E speranza and Calle Patricia to hold back the tons or earth. He said geologis t s Beach Le ighton and Associates will be drilling-holes in the two streets in the next few days to de- termine ii there Is any potential <See VIGIL, Page A!) Coast Weather Fair through Tuesday except patchy morning coastal fog. Lo..-s tonight in upper SOs. Highs Tues- day lower 70s at beaches to low S>s inland. INSIDE TODA'° Ronald ~ " promot· mg a toicM raftClll of domeltic poUdft um tOOWd pare ,,. fHnol bureacnq and get gooernment .. oft rour baclu." See "IA" ltln111 11Tl>fl." AjiiJ1fC:r. --r.-..... I ' • " I . . . I:, f , l • I " .. .. GREENSBORO. N.C. CAP> -FOW' membtl'I of the Com· ·, 19tianlat WOC"Un Pany wen Lall• into cUllody tod.lu aft• teuf· Oln1 wiU. poll~ outakle a courtroom wMr• ala JCu KJu.x Kiana.mm and Amerlcan Nalla wen\ on lt1al in U\e at.yins• ol five communlat acUvlat.t. 1'be frM'aa broke out when CWP mtmbera were dented ad· mlttaoce to t.M 5-e'riot-Court room wba'e l"'l' Ma.cuoo wu gt-Ulnt under way. About two doaen CWP members and auppoe1.en. some ahouttna alotana. appro.ched •·atturlty station 11) feet from lM 1door ol the tourvoom They ~ told that only famlUea Of the ..defendant.a and ol the five act.Mats who were killed at a .. Death \.be Klan'' rally Nov a would bto allowed In the courtroom \ all~fl \t cu •"f Higlth I plu•ltl . WASHINGTON C AP J The U S. Supreme Court today up· held eJOstina water rights in most of CaUforftla's fertile lm· pert'itl VaJl~y In a unanJmous decision, the coort reversed a 9th U.S. t'trcttit Court of Appeals ruling in 1977 limiting the amount of land that could be irrigated with Colorado Rtver water to parcels or no more t han 160 acres. The blgh court noted that the appellate ruling would likely have forced the sale or large amounts of land al below-market prica. Rall Jf••rgc•r Off t't•r \•ur WASHINGTON CAP> -The U.S. Sup~me Court today re· fused to allow the imm~iate merg..er of the BurUngton Northern ra1lro~ with the St. Lo~is·San Francisco Railway Co. .'4urc•fo .fol• HnJIC-flfC I allx JOHANNESBURG. South Africa <Af>-A naU.onwide job boycott planned by blacks to mark the fourth anniversa,.Y of iJ\e bloody Soweto riots apparently fiuled today. .. . There were reports of absen~iam of 75-100 percent in Cape .. )'own, tht: nation's oldest city, but poUce there said non-whites were turn.mg up at wort in factories and stores by mid-morning. · . . The~e we~e scattered incidents of atoQ.e·throwing and of pohce dispersmg protesters with batons and tear gas in Soweto . the sprawling ghetto or 2 million outside JohannesburJ But ' .. blacks ~re virtually ignored the boycott call, crowding buses .•. ~nd trams to commute to work in Johannesburg. 8 tlb~il1g iu 11.:J t ·r,uh , R<?OSE\.'.ELT ROADS, Puerto Rico CAP> -The U.S: Navy . today 1~vestigated the cause of a weekend helicoP,ter crash in . tlle Canbbea n Sea that left aJl eight aboard presumed dead. . A 4 1"l·~our search for sur'Vivors or the downed Navy· 1 .S1korsky-bu1lt H-3 aircraft was caJled off Sun·day at midday. !'J.ames of th~ victims were being withheld until thei r fa!l11~1es could be informed. The craft was on a routine loglsUcs m1ss1on from Puerto Rico to St. Croix, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and went down arounti ~ a.m. Sunday, the Navy said. .~ Eva~uated .. • 1·· Motel Explosion Leaves 8 Injured · j\n explosion ripped throuJth eight rooms at the Cloud Nine ¥otel in Cypress early today. leaving eight persons injured. Pohce 1atd 25 persons were evacuated from the motel at !1682 Lincoln Ave., and are being temporarily housed at the Cy'press Community. Center. A fire touched off by the ex· p1osion destroyed eight rooms with kitchens, causing about 1$100.000 damage. · Firemen controlled the blaze lJl five minutes . f 'rtHM Page l I CIA ..• drugs, The Times said. In studying bioplasma fields. or extr emely weak electrical forces surrounding both inanimate ob- je«s and humans, the agency ap. parenUy tried to determine if ex- trasensory perception existed a nd could be used lo "read" enemy agents' thoughts. Pay Law Studie d WASIDNGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court today ex· panded its study into whether most federal judges. inclwfing the court's nine justices, are en· tiUed to thousands of dollars in back pay because of lowered cost-of-living raises recei•ed by most high-ranking federal of· ficials in 1978 and 1979. DAUY PILOT JM O<-C:-Ottl'Y -· .... -" •• ,..., .. -1M -P...u i> -t-..,. '"" Or-""'" -·-'-•· ,._ .... ... ,.°"'~ ~ ~ ..... ~. ~ f"no.., 10< (.OU. NlnA. -.. ;K~ ................ eurntl'ovnt•t11 ll•llt,, '"''"r L•ov•• =!~~:.."'=-~~..: _. • .,..,,. ......... lJt Wffl --. l'.O. ... ·-c-.~c-i-·---...... ,, ...... ,.,......._......_ .HK•··~ Vic.•"'"-·--·--,._.. . ...-..... ~== CMf*M.L.-~-.......ffllitOt (. More than 50 firefighters helped douse the fire and dlg through the rubble. and six am· bulances carried the injured persons to three area hospitals. The cause of the explosion and fire is t.mder investigation. A SJ><*~man for the Orange County Fire Department said all of the 56 persons registered at the m~I who were present at the lime of the explosion have been accounted ror. · Safe Driving Honors'flue CHP Officers Twenty-three officers at the California Highway Patrol's Laguna Hills office will be honored Wednesday for driving a combined 4.29 million miles without an accident. Mike O 'Steen of the Automobile Club of Southern California will present the aw ards"to the officers. whose rec· ords total 195 years of safe driv· ing. The awards will be presented at the office's annual formal in· spection, to be conducted at 9 a .m. by Chief Bill Berry, the highway patrol's border division commander . Titieve ~ Take Goods, Tires A bout $1. 300 worlh of household goods and automobiJe tires have bieen stolen in two se parate Laguna Beach burJluies. The first burglary occurred Saturday at tbe home ol Doa Barnett in t.b.e 100 block of Ruby St. A police 1poke1man said the thitVl:I tilt.end Barnett's bo.aM betweea 10 a.m. and a p.m. and tooll a microwave oven and a tout« ov. wltla a combtned value ol tlOO. Tbe MCClDd lnekleet otturnd the 1ame dA)' at tM umon 78 , .. station at 1389 North Coast Hl.1hwt)' when 10 au.I-belted -Urea worth ttee ...-n-.iotea· betwtm J2:IO a.a. llDd f a.m. Ilmide.nti Boated . PAJUS. Mo. <AP> -About 1S ,... ....... °''*~ M'8Mal'l ton wen beck la tWr bom• after belDf ..,aeuatecl ...... ···-·· fin and •· = nl••~ tmc .... lat.o f ' ' SIX-FOOT LONG CRACK HAS OPENED ON DA VINCI'S 'THE LAST ~A' Photo Taken In 1971 Showa Workmen R•stoft"9 the Maat•fl>lece In MU.n FrotH Pa ... \ I • CRU·SH ... I made over the two days Baldwin Park resident LatTy Scott Davis. 22. was transported to Hoag Memorial Hospital Saturda)' afternoon when be was hit by a lifeguard vehicle. He was treated at the hospital and lat.er released'. In Hunllngton Beach. state lifeguards said 60.000 beach buffs showed up at Bolsa Chica and Huntington state beaches both days. They said 88 rescues were made. many riptide victims. City crews in Huntington estimated 53.000 people jammed into the one·mlle stretch of city strand Saturday_ and 42,000 showed up Sunday. Riptides and choppy three-foot breakers kept lifeguards busy. They said.93 persons were pulled from the water. Huntington city guards were pressed into actfon Saturday when a fistfight near the pier turned into a sand and bottle· throwing m e lee involving around SQ people. s~ndu brought a bit or the same when lifeguards had to break up a noisy, sand·t05Sing crowd that had encircled a preacher. Jn Laguna Beach. officials re· ported a daily turnout or 15,000. They said only six rescues were made over the weekend . Doheny State Beach attracted 3.000 weekend visitors while 1.500 people turned up each day at San Onofre. San Clemente s tate guards contended with 5.000 visitorl> Sunday and 4.000 pcr l.ons on Saturday. City guards in San Clemente r eporte d a heavy throng of 14,000 people packed onto the sand over the weekend. San Clemente city guards re· ported rive rescues over the weekend including a young sea lion that apparently swam off from San Diego's Sea World last week. VIGIL ... danger of the roadways buck.ling from the slide. He said an access road will be dug up the steep hillside "so we can set borings made lo the soil." below the white hou.se owned b y Bill Boosing on Avenida Arlena. The City Council met ln emergency session Saturday night and agreed to help pay the cost of the borings and construe· tion of the buttress. "The geologist estimated the cost of the work would be about $13,000,'' Caravalho said . "We agreed to pay $5,000 if the C06l is Sll,000. and will pay a pro-rated propoct.ionaJ COfit UP. to a max· imum of $15,000. " be said. Nelghoors affected by the sUde will pick up the rest of the tab." he said. Meanwhile, San Clemente Mayor Karoline Koester is look· Ing Into the possibility that Friday's slide might have bttn prompted by fre4!work work seve ral blocks south of the neighborhood. Last October. Tustin geologist Jack Stickel warned CalTtans officials to halt the San Diego Freeway widening project unlll tests could be made for potenUal earth movement in the area . C•ITrana' 1eolo,l1ta al that time aaid they would look into SUckel'a clalml, and temporari· ly baited wort Oil the project UD· til teat borlnia could be made. StJcllel maiota.lnl the uu af. feeted by Friday's Hrth failure ls wit.bin an egg.shaped area that r est• upon an ancient laad11lde. He presented the 'Councn with a re~rt that, tr prov~ IC· curai., liClica~•artlt mov•· ment' tbousuda of 1ean a10 nuuUnl • btlf·mUt from calle Ea&Mransa on the 1oulbwe1t, almo.t to Annla Col~mbo oa th• noctbealt. Beada LelCbt.oa, wbo ta baD- cWa1 tM curnat lDv..U11tklG ol the .......... c:ould DOt ... ,.. adMd .lar..tO"'mml tbla mcn'0 1 ODbla~ftndlnp . • -! 'Supper' Painiing Damaged by Crack MILAN. Italy <AP) -A SIX· root crack has opened on one sHSe of the wall .on whic h Leona rdo da Vinci's famous masterpiece .. The La.st Supper" is painted. but it does not pose seriows problems for the work, art officials sai<t today. . The fissure. half an inch wide. is on the right side of the paint· Ing just inches from the figure et the APoStle John. ··There's no-immediate danger to the figures in the painting or the wall as a whole where it's painted." saJd Carlo Bertelli. superintendent of fine arts for the city or Milan The crack 1s onJy the latest of man y problems that h ave troubled the work of art since it was painted in 1496 in the refec· tory of the Santa Maria delJe Grazie church in this ma1or business cen~er. Several years ago art experts discovered that. a kind of mold was eating away at the colon; of the fresco The crack was probably caused by vibrations from heavy downtown tramc in the area where the church is located or by a smk.ing of the ground un· derneath, officials said. These problems have also affected other city monuments. l>Uch a:. CUSO Review Of Budget Due Tonight Capistrano Uniried School Dis· trict. trustees are scheduled to rev&e w a $40 millJon tentat1\'e budget tonight at their 7 30 meeting at district omces. Also on the agenda are re- quests to ask for bids on a lease for five add.itiooal school buses. and construction or six tennis courts at Capistrano Valley High • School. · The board will also conduct a public hearing on an initial COO· tract proposal rrom the California School Employees As· soclatlon. the organlulion representing the d istrict's classified personnel. Superintendent Jerome Thornsley said the employee proposal includes a 19.S percent salary Increase. Milan 's ramous Got hi c C'athedral Leonardo·s "Last Supper" -- 29 feet long and 15 feel high -is constdered one of the greatest frescOE'S ever painted because of its masterfdl use of light and perspective. The fresco shows Jesus sur· rounded by ap«>Stles at the Last Supper . The Tuscan artist paint· ed 1t for Lodovico ii Moro. the duke of Milan and a member of the powerful Sforza family The pa.inung has previously .;urv1v«I a Napoleonic invaslloo. "'hen the chapel was used as a ~tablt-, and a 1943 bombing, "'h1C'h badr5 damaged the church but not the fresco • Man Killed In Viejo Identified A Misston Viejo man killed when tus car truck a parked truck trailer on Ahc1a Parkway Saturdpy morning has been identified by California Highway Patrol offi~rs Malcolm David Campbell Ill. 30. of M1ss1on V1eJO was pro· nuun<'ed dead at the scene after his rar slammed into the parked trailer at 6 15 a m Saturday, of. (1cers S8Jd. Campbell had be-en westbound on the parkway ea11t of Jeronimo Road in Mission VleJO and for unknown reasons allowed the veh icle to drift to the right. !>I rik mg the tr a.Iler they said. C . .\NYON • • • Her vehicle conttnued on and hurt.led through a fenc-e. conung to rest off tbe roadway a quarte r -mile south of lbe La guna Beach Freeway on Irvine Company ranchland. Traffic coot.rot was provided by both Laguna Beach police and Califontia Highway Patrol ' officers in addition lo Irvine police as the Uttered accident scene was cleared of wredcaae. a one boor and 45-rru.oute pro<:· ess. The C86lJaJ Side of Rugbv .. 1°'"' OOC10n r\YPf 8hOf1S ena pants. avt1~ 1n COIOfS a red. wntte. khaki. sky btue. navy. end gold. ~ ttle oleasiC berstnQe l'\JQIJ't shirt. in a P91YIOOnOn blend. • c By TIMl Allloelated Preel Tbe bo1ia1e crl1l1 can be solved oaJy u part ot a com. prebenatve settlement or all U .S .·lrantan problems, lran'i . foreign miDilter said today. He also •aid be 1rill 1ubmlt a pro-posaJ to the a..e>lut.IODary Coull· ell ln the next few days to con· alder breakine relations wttb Iraq. Meanwhlte , Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini's revolu· tio nary guardsmen were to lead a mass march on the U.S. Em· bassy in Tehran, where some of the SJ hostages were beUeVed spending their 226th day in up· tivity. ·'The hostage crisj,s is not an isolated issue.' For eign &j inister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh HOMETOWN REMEMBERS IRAN HOSTAGE-M - told·a news conference at Iran's foreign ministry. "ft can be solved only through a com· prehensive settlement or all lran-U S. problems." He did not elaborate. but up to now Iran's main conditions for release or the hostages have been the return or the ousted shah and his wealth and an apology for past U.S. actions in Iran. Ghotbudeh also criticized .Iran's dominant Islamic Republican Party a nd pro· Moscow Communist Party, ac· cusing their newspapen ol "col· lusion to force Iran into intema· lion al isolation." Ag1lin. he did not elaborate. Tehran Radio s aid C hotbzadeh made his comment about possibly breaking rela· t10ns with Iraq during an in· terview with its correspondenL rn recent weeks. violence and unrest have increased in the <1 rea along the Iran-lraq border pa rticularly in the region where Kurds want to set up an indepen· dent province or Kurdistan. A trial began today for a group of Iranian army soldiers a r'rested this month in a plot to o verthrow the government. Tehran Radio reported. * * * Clark Off er.~ Iran Crisis ..Solutions' !"'EW YORK IAP) -Former Attorney General Ramsey Clar-It . who returned Sunday from a trip to Iran that defied a presidential travel ban, said t.o- d a y he will call for con- gressional inquiries Into American involvement in Iran. Clark's demand was one of nine points he enumerated as his recommended solution to the hostage crisis. He said he would urge t!M! Congress to hold hear· mgs ''to find out what our coun- try -what the CIA -has done in Iran." Clark. who partJcipated in a 5<4 -nation t<onference on U.S. "crimes" in Iran, said that if Congress refused to open the in- quiry, he would initiate his own. The 52-year-old Clark held a news conference sponsored by The Nation. the liberal weekly that published his nine-point plan in its June 21 i~e. Clark also said, ''The mood Is much better in Iran than at any time" since the taking of the hostages Nov. 4. . f ' • • • 1 . ~ • • ~ j f I • ' f • , , • l • I ' ' Yo•r Ho•••••• D•tl y _..,,.p•.-.r VOL. 73, NO. , .. , 3 SECTIONS, JO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1980 C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS n .. 1 l'Dte Tallied 11 "-•us Late •1 raSD&a1C& 1C110s•aa. .... ..., ........ lt took uactty l l dlY• ud u i-.. but at 8:15 ~·· S.lur· A¥ the fto&I. unomctat ~ Count.¥ vote ID the· .Juoe 3 e~ ·~ oul of a Santa Ana mputa. The flfta1 raulta -repdt.tly eJayed because or computer r~eaal.q problems -~Ade no thane• ln a Uaht two-way con· tat between incumbent lrvtne Clt1 Counell~an Mary Ann Galdo and chaUencer Davld Baker. The final resuJta ahowed Mrs. Gaido wionln1 by a 82·vote martin. She received 8,830 votes to Baker's &.188. Baker bas s aid he will seek a recount. In another cloee'race. Orance Counlx_Central Municipal Court Judae Riehard Orouo sue· cessf uJl_y defensteci his position aaalnSl attorney Bo bby Youneblood by a 217-vote mar1ln. Judie Oroico receind 34.727 ,..otes to Youogblood's 34.~10. Youngblood also is re· questing a recount. . { Tbe UMflirial return of ballot- ing ~a~ the county's 2,061 pre· cincll will be turned over Tues· day to the Orange County Board of Supervisors ror certification ' -Meanwhile. the task corifront· ing Registrar of Voters Al Olson and hi.s staff is an inquiry into 1why the tabulation delays oc· curred. Olson has said the problems we re not with new vote counting machines purchased by the county. but with computer pro· grams used in the later stages of the counting process The Secretary or !>'tat.e 's om ce also plans to investigate the Orange County snafus. Olson predicted before the 'Secret Experi~entS' election that final returns would be available about 2:30 a.m. - 6 \-\ hours alter the polls closed if evef)'thing went according to plan. Howeve r . on Wednesday rollowing the June 3 election day. offi cials discovered the computer programs failed to ac· cept results from 38 precincts. Told ·--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------------Unusual Methods f GradUate .!Killed in I Accident I Investigation continued today I into a Sunday morni ng accident • at a Costa Mesa intersection f that killed a re<:e nt Newport Harbor ffjgh School graduate J and left another victim with 24 : gashes in his skull. · Elizabeth J . Barrett, !7, of 1709 Starlight Circle, Newport Beach, was pronounced dead at I the scene of the accident by f.~osta Mesa Fire Department itaramedics. · Sbe was a passenger in a smalJ sedan driven by Lisa Anne Braman, also 17. of 1942 Galaxy Drive, Newport Beach, who sm- tained serious Injuries, poUce 7 • said. \ Miss Braman was Hated in , f•ir conditloa today at Hoag Memorial Hospital, Ne-wport Beach. \ She and her fatally injuttd passen1er remained in the t crumpled wreckaae ln the col· lision al Newport Bouleval"d and l Fairview Road and we re not r ejected on impact, police s aid. ~ T he third victim, Steven Roger Wilson , 2 1, o f 407 Clubhouse Ave., Newport Beach. was found lying on the pavement beside bis shattered van when police arrived on the scene. Wilson. who police said suf· fered 24 deep skuJI lacerations, a fractured jaw and broken facial bones around his eye sockets. was initially taken to nearby Costa Mesa Memorial Hospit.aJ. H e w a s s u b s e q u e n t,l y trans ferred to UCI Medical Center in Orange, where he was listed in ~ood condition lOdav. ac· <See FATAL, Page AZ) ~ti-rabies Clinic S la ted In Co sta Mesa An anti-rabies vaccination clinic for dogs is scheduled at the Orange County Fairgrounds Thursday. June 26, from 71>.m. to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $2 per dog. Dogs four months or age and older are required by law to be vaccinated against rabies, and a valid vaccination certilicate is needed to license a dog. The vac· cinations are good for 30 months. The.event ls sponsored by the Soutbem Callfomia Vetedna.ry Medical Associat.k>n, wbicb may be contacted at 994-4602 for further infor~ation. •• . I --~~~~~~~--~~- Whale Tale On/,y Garbage A Pair ol Sea Dog• Chris Vilona of Costa Mesa is new at wind surfing. but he doeSJl't have to face the struale alcme. His doc. Harvest. ~oes with him. showing just how loyal man's best friend DMl•l"I ... -- can be. For more photos or this unusual pair in action. see today's Featuring section. page Cl. Crmh H its Hot Beaches Over Week end Slain Mother's Funeral Planned Suspect H e ld In Television's J.R. Slwoti~ By STEVE MARBLE Ot•o.lty ~Mltft Blistering· inland t em· peratures over the weekend made the beach the place lo be and lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente reJl<)rted their heaviest crowds of the.. year The weekend rush to the beach clogged streets along the Orange Coast and many beach parking facilities were filled early Satur· day and Sunday. Life"ards reported no major problems. but admitted the beach jam gave them their first major workout of the season. In Ne~rt Beach. one young beacbgoer was injured Saturday afternoon when he was struck by a city lifeguard jeep. Police said the lifeguard appa'rently didn't see the youth sleeping on the sand. In Himlington Beach. a man was arrested for insligaling a fight Satwitay afternoon near the municiPal pier. Police said the fight ipi~ a short botUe- throwing ~t. In San · Ckmient& ... lif eauards rescued a sea lion that reported- ly escaped.from the San Diego's Sea World early in the week. The larsest crowds were re· ported in Newport and Hunt· ington Beach, where water tem· peratures c rept up to a lukewarm 62 degrees and the air temperature averaged 77. City 1uards in Newport estimated 100,000 persons turned out Saturday and uo.ooo people aqueeaed onto the strand Sun· day. They said 33 rescues were made over the two days. Baldwin Park resident Larry Scott Davis, 22, wu transported . (See CStJSB. Pase AU By AllTllUR R. VINSEL Of._ Mfl' f'INt Staff The family or a young Costa Mesa mot.her slain at the home s he shared with her two children prepared lo bury her today as Police waited for her suspected killer himself ta-die. Jay Carliss Eager. 31. who moved in with Rebecca Ann Crosswhite, 26, at 645 Victoria St., about six months ago. is be· ing kept alive at Fountain Valley Co mmunit y Hospital by mechanical means He is suspected of firing a single bullet into his head with a Walther .380 automatic pistol Friday afternoon after fatally shooting Mrs. Crosswhite in the couple's locked bedroom She was wounded in the chest and head and was dying when her father, Anastasio Castillo, of Riverside, arrived at the cotta&e to pick up her two children. just moments after the shootings, poUce said. Detective U . Jae~ Calnon said today that hospital authorities say chances that Eager will sur- vive h1I appatently seU·inflicted head wound are bleak. "Our .s upposition is that somewhere along the line they'll pull the plug," be said. Hospital spokesmen said late this morning that Eager re· mained in critical condition in the hos pital's intensive care unll. • · Detective Unda Gisler, who is handlina the folJowup investiga- Uon, aald that she UDderstands both victim and SUSJ)eel were employed but she did not know where. They were c:Uacovered when Castillo arrived to take tbe youopten, Prvdence, 10, and Louis, 5, to Riverside for the weekend- Detect1ve Gis ler said their rather l ives elsewhere 1n Southern California but ap parenUy had been notified of tht> tragedy, which occurred while both children were in the house Prudence told Offi cer Rich Al lum , who was first to reach the scene when policf' were called. that she heard the shots while s he and her brother we re watching television but didn't know what they were at thc time. She became apprehe nsive. however, a nd tried to open the bedroom door when she got no response but it was locked, so she went to the telephone. then changed her mind and ran to get help from neighbors. Det~tive Gisler saad 11 wa!> then that she encountered her grandfather arriving and he ran into the house and forced tus way in to the bedroom where both victims lay wounded Investigators say they beheve the sla.)'ing was precipitated by Mrs. Crosswhlte's dec1s1on to break off her relationship with Eager. whom she had ' told to move out. The victim's body was ta.ken to Dilday Brothers Fune ral Directors In ffuntlneton Beach. where fune ral ' arraneements were to be completed by family members today. A spokesman said he un- derstood there would be Rosarv • Tues day nigh\ and Ma ss Wednesday al Sta. Simon and Jude Catholic Church. Hunt· initon Beach. fie said burial would be at Good Shepherd Cemet ery In Hunttncton Beach. OALLAS (AP> -The• quesl1on "'ho ... hot J R "· · ma:> have been ;rnswe rcd when Dalla~ police. or rather. actors portray 1ng Da llas police . c lapped.- handcufb on Chff Barnes. the rc•jectt'd lover of J R s v.1fc Thl• "a r rest " occu'rred as f1lmin~ for the fall season of thf' hit CBS tt·lev1)>1o n ser1e!> "Dalla!>" bt.·~an he re Lh1~ "eek end J R EWln~. the mean. schem ing 011 t}coon-hero of the !>how, "as !>hot b} an unknown as ~a1lant on the final program of the senes in the spring Barnes. play ed by Ken Kercheval. was handcuffed and taken to Jall Saturday night after being apprehende<t in the Ewing Building actually the r1rst International Bu1ldmg in downtown Dallas 1 · The scene shows J R . played by actor Larry Hagman. with his s hirt ripped open and paramed1cs gi\dng him oxygen as he 1s wheeled from his office to an ambulance. Barnes stands among a crowd of SO onlookers and is appl"t'hended soon after the a mbulance rushes to the hospital L o r1m ar Produc t ions spokesman Tom Bishop would not say if Barnes will be charged with the shooting. Barnes is only one of a dozen or so characters with a motive for trying to km J.R. To ke(?p the identity of the "real" assailant secret, Lorimar has prepared several different scripts and is filming several versions to make sure cut and crew slay confused. Smog Test Bribe Sch~me Probed .., etnmn n orrr ... ..., ........ JnvHtta•t ion or b ribery e ... , ••• 9'1'fOIYIDI UH d car Ualera aDd •ntpeeton iOT Hamlltall 'l!llt Syawm•. the ftrm boldiDI • •·• mWkm si.te C'Oll· tr.et to wt automol>He nnoc CGDtrol 1Ytt411m, WU eoaftrmed toda y bJ Ole Sta.te Attorney a.en&'• omee. A •=IN --for Hamlltoo 1'llt , w111oM Califonala ""~ ... ta 8ata Au, ............... ~ • full)' "'1th tbe atto~ 1eneral's olftce .. " ffe claimed t& waa Hamilton's reparttn1 I# .-la .U.pd lAci· denu that lnlttai.d the state's lDvu ........... L~--· • Blll C..., CIU'KWI" of com·· munlcaUom tor Halldleae Telt Syatema, aald that some '1!'Pkww haft Mm dtamlHed but t &at bee••H of tlM in· v .. u .... In ~· be ... not l tH to HJ bow m any empao,.. _.. ilrftlftd or wbo . "la u.aM nn cues ~ alleaed lncldent.9 occur we re· port them hnmediately to the et.ate qlnde1 that oversee the pl'opam Ua• Air RHourees Board a nd t.he B u reau of .Automotive Repalt.' · A 1pok•111an tor the 1tate JuatJce J)ep8ftmn& aa&d Chi In· vesU,aUon came 1t UM Nq1Mlt cl t.be l>epmtllMClt of OoMmw ' Alfalrwllult ............. ..... O(A ..... ..,.,. Tia• tJr•. H .. Uton Teal IYdtml. tJ aleo ...-r,... for alle1td m11eonduel In ad· \' mlnlllerint the annual contract. · Dlscloa\n of the bribery In· veaU1at1on aurraced durln1 testill10llT at1m A.uellfbb' !elect Committee on lte~ulatory Oventsbt hearinC into t.M U. cond\let complalnta. Telilmony ,_vealed tJlM car deaten ma)' have atteml*d to bribe HamiltGa lnapeeton to set ap~roval or eml11ton control ay1tem1 on --9 can belq IOkl to the public. Juatlee DIPertmeat ~ ill <See 81100, Pa&• All Reve aled NEW YORK <API The Cen- tral Intelli gence Agency·s ~ecret experiments to develop new es· p1onage methods between 1965 and 1975 have included using tra ined otter!>. e lectric ~tun gun~. calibrated black1 acks. a giant piston and marshmallov. barral(e!-i. The New York Time~ reported today. The agency'!> research and de - velopment ::.taff abo was in· te rested m the secre t hfe of plants, peace pills, an investiga· · t1on of "b1oplasma fields" and electrosleep. The information w as con· t amed 1n about 3,000 heavily censored pages or studies and · documents related to CIA ac· t1 v1lies du r1o g t h e lO ·year period, the news paper reported today. It was made public in the- age'ncy's Langley. Va., head· quaTters as a result of a Tim~ request under the Fret:dom of Information Act Which ideas were developed and which were discarded is not known. The Times said. because the agency refused to comment on the documents. Many details, proper names and titles were de· lett'd from the papers, leaving <See CIA. Page A2) Bandits F lee But Leave Key C lue A pair of ::.habby bandits 1n eluding a gunman who::.e at tempt to draw a revolver from his trousers waistband disar· r3nged his shirt and provided a key clue escaped with S38 in a Costa Mesa holdup Witnesses to the armed rob· be ry Saturday a fternoon at Whirligig, a party supply store at 801 W Baker St . said the ~un·wteld.tng bandit has a very laq(e tattoo on his stomach Linda Lou Inman told oHicers the prur entered the store and browsed around. then confronted he r and s tockboy Michael Monge shortly before closing time and demanded money. Investigators said the loss might have been greater, but Ms. Inman couldn't. get one of the shop's cash registers open, so the frustrated bandits gave up and Oed. Coasc -'- W eathe r Fair through Tuesday except patchy morning coastal fog. Lows tonight in upper 505. Highs Tues- day lower 70S at beaches to low 80s inland . INSIDE TODA~ Ronald ~ ii promot· mg 0 ""* ~ of domeatic policWs Utot IOlNld pat'e IM /~~GJldget go11ernment "OI/ 11our boclc1." See "LAH Meoft• More." PoQe 0 . ' . { .. I . , Communists SCUflle With Police at TAG/, GR£J';NSBORO, NC !AP> r<>\lr memben ol I.be Com ~-· Waft:en Party .. re tak• Into cUJtody today after 1cul· fllAt wWI police ouWde a ~ W'bere 161 Ku Klua ~ttlHan~ and Ammun Nu.ta 1Wnt on trial In the alaytnp ol flv. communlat actlrilu. Tht frac• brote out wtwn CWP rMnlbert .,.,.. denied ad· mittante to tM ~ Court room wheN Jlll'Y uletUon wu lfUiftl undlr' way. About two doaen CWP m mben and a~rten. aome ahoutina 0ocan1. approacbed a Newity ataUoa 10 reel from I.he ddor ol lhe t"OW1.room ~ WWI toad that OClly famlllet of t.be def~ and ot U,. nve act.IV\ala who were kllled at a "Death to lM Klan" rally Nov 3 would be allowed ln \.be C'OUl't.rOom \ afl.-w M u f.,. 1· ff iglt h I plu•I d WASHlNGTON l AP> 1"ht US. Supreme Court loday up- held emunc water r&ih~ tn most of California's ferule Im ~rial VaUey In a unarumous decl5l-Ofl, the court reversed a 9th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruhng in 1977 hm1ting the amount of land that could be irrigated with Colorado River water to part'els of no more than 160 acres The high rourt noted that the appellate ruling would bltely have forced the sale of lar1e amounts of land at below.market pricta. Rall fl••1·9••r Ill,. ,..,r \ •ur WASHINGTON <AP> The US. Supreme Court today re- f115ed to a~ow the immediate merger of the Burlington Northern railroad with the St Lou1s·San Francisco Railway Co . '4J1C'.-lf1 .f f1l1 If fJflf"fU I I 11ib JOHANNESBURG, South Africa <A P > -A nationwide Job boycott planned. by blacks to mark the fourth anniversary of the bloody Soweto nots appitrently fizzled today There were r~ports of absenteeism_ of 75-100 percent in Cape Town. the oat.Jon s oldest city, but police there said non·whites . were turning up at work in factones and stores by mid-morning · The~e were scattered incidents of stone-throwing and or police dis~rsing protesters with batons and tear gu in Soweto the sprawling ghetto of 2 million outside Johannesburg But blacks !here virtually ignored the boycott call, crowding buses and trams to commute to wort in Johannesburg. 8 fli1uriH9 iu 11.:1 (:rf1d1 ROOSE".'ELT ROADS. Puerto Rico IAP> -The U.S. Navy today l~vesugated the cause of a weekend helicopte r crash in the Canbbean Sea that left all eight aboard presumed dead. . A 41"2·hour search for survivors of the downed Navy . S1ko~ky-built H·3 alr~ra_ft was called off Sunday at midday. ~.ames of th~ v1ct1ms were being withheld until their fa~1.hes could be informed. The craft was on a routine logistics m1ss1on from Puerto Rico to St. Croix, the U.S. Virgin Islands and went down arnunri f4 a.m. Sunday, the Navy said. · Coast YMCA Sets Program For Summer The Orange Coast YMCA has scheduled summer sports pro· arams for youngsters ages 6 through 15. The program will include rollerskate hockey, soccer. volleyball, softball, gymnastics. self defense and racquetball. Other outdoor sports actlv1lles including rot'kcl1mb1ng. a rchery, hiking, biking and Skateboarding, will also be of. fered. For youngs t ers ages 14 tt>rough 16. there wlll also be a nfae.day backpacking trip to the High Sierras Aug. 6-24. The YM· CA wlll provide food, traosporta· tlon and leadership for the trip Fee for the trip is $105 for members of YMCA. and $115 for non·members. All other ac· Uvities in the youth program held al the YMCA are covered by a $2S-per -year membership fee The Orange Coast YMCA is located at 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach The telephone number is 642·9990. Shuttle T ests OK CA PE CANAVE'llAL, Fla. <AP> -Heat· protective tiles on the space shuttle Columbia have s urvived a critical test without damage, say officials at the Kennedy Space Center. The tiles absorb heat general· ed by friction when the ahuttJe re-enters the atmosphere from orbit. DAILY PILOT '"° °'-c.. .. 0..IY -. .... ,.,,~ _., " '""'°',,... IN -,.. .. ., ,. _._ l>"f trw o. ..... C.0.\1 --'-,.. .... .., .. _.,. ,......_ -·· """""' ,_ .... ~ ...... ....._,-11,M ............ :::.~~ ~·:.:;. .~;.:.."!1 ~~".! -·-~·--~, ... ,,,,__ ::·.~.:.::~-:i::--. ~.o. _ .. _ ~ .... -,,.. •• cw-. Ylte.-...-t-0.••-- ~-...... .. • From Png•• \ I CRUSH ... to Hoag Me morial Hospital Saturday aften>00n when he was hit by a lifeguard vehicle. He was treated at the h05pital and later released . In Huntington Beach, state lifeguar~ said 60,000 beach buffs showed up at Bolsa Chica and Huntington state beaches both days They said 88 rescues were made, many riptide-victims. L 1ty crews 1n ttuntington estimated 53,000 people jammed into the one.mile stretch of city ~trand Saturday a nd 42,000 ~bowed up Sunday. Riptides and choppy three.foot. breakers kept lifeguards busy They said 93 persons we re pulled from the water. Huntington city guards were pressed into action Saturday when a fistfight near the pier turned into a sand and bottle· t hrowing melee. involving around 50 people. Sunday brought a bit of the same when lifeguards had to break up a noisy, sand·tossirig erowd that h ad e ncir cled a preacher. In Laguna Beach, ofOcials re· ported a daily turnout of LS,000 They said ooJy six rescues were made over the weekend. Doheny State Beach attracted 3,000 weekend visitors while l.500 people turned up each day at San Onofre San Clemente state g uards contended with 5.000 visitors Sunday and 4,000 persons on Saturday. City g uards in San Cle mente reported a heavy throng or 14,000 people packed onto the-sand over the weekend. Sao Clemente city guards re· ported five rescues over the weekend including a youna sea lion that apparently swam off from San Diego's Sea World laat week. They said the sea lion washed up on shores and later was taken to the lifeguard headquarters where It reported]~_ dozed until officials from Sea World arrived totakeilbome . Army Chutist Dies in Fall FREDERICKSBURG, Va. <AP) -WbUe hla pbent• watched from below. Set. lit Clan 'nM>mu Johnson, ~. a member ol UM Army .. , cHck Goldn Knltbw sky dlvln1 c.am, pull• the rtnc on hi• puachute d JIMlWuna~.ooo IMUO b1I eltll. ~ "U be bad W oae « '"° teconda more h• would uwe ma• It.•• laMI MOtber Goldla KnlClltllfterOaeaeddlDt......,. TbcMll•Dlll ~~_..a • tM air...,., at .... Al.,.n aeu bere looked oa .. UM ••teun of more tlaaa '·* JUDPI fell to Ida cltatb. .,. rat:DEUCll ICROEMBBL Of ....,,.... ..... A eable toUrce laid tod-.y t •• doubtlul" tbal . WillJam Geor1e .Bonin, ques- tioned u • PGNlble auapect lntbe deaths of aeveral youn1 men throuahout Southern California. wU1 be chiarled with anythjq ftllllkt &ban aodomy and ora1 copuladoll ln coanedioo wtth bia arrest W~yaicbt. What appeared to be develop- ing in Los An1elea waa a race against time -the Diatrict Al· torney's otfice facing a $ p.m. deadline to file charges and tbe Sheriff's Department crime lab attempting to determine if there 1s any evidence to Unk Bonin to slaymgs that have been attribut· ed to the so·caJled "freeway killer" cases. ., ~geon Held in Murders By PWL SNEIDER MAN Of .... o.lly ~ 'Yft Huntington Beach police con· tinued their probe today of the stabbing deaths Friday night of a prominent Long Beach at· torney and the former wile ol a Long Beach s urgeon in the woman's Huntington Harbour home. Tbe woman's former huaband, Dr. Louis Alwa, 49, remained in Huntington Beach jail today oo s~splclon of committing the two murders. He is being held in lieu of $250,000 bail. awaiting an ar. ralgnment that is expected to take place Wednesday. The two victims have been identified as Margie Alaia, 'SI, of 3512 Gilbert Dr., and Marvin Tinscher. SO. a Long Beach at· torney who has long been active in t'ommunity service projects in that city. Sgt. Luis Ochoa of Huntington Bea t'h polit'e said Dr. Alaia c2me to his ex-wife's home Fri· day night to take custod'y of the couple's two children over the weekend. ... A quarrel developed, ap· pare ntly centerin& o n the children, and AJaia stabbed tus t>X·Wife once in the abdomen with a kitchen knife. Ochoa sajd Tin!>cher. a family acquaint· ance who was visiting at the time, then entered the kitchen and was ~tabbed repeatedly by the phys1C1an. police said. The couple's children, a boy. 10. and a girl. 9, were at home at the lime ol the slabbing and ran to a neidlbor's house for help. The :ne ighbor s ummoned police al 8 :07 p.m . Alaia was ar· rested inside the home, police said. FATAL •.• The source said that aa late as this 'd:d:J· it had aUll not beett whether a murder charte woUld be filed aplnst the 12-year-old Downe~ tnack driver. "AU I can say ii that the in· veatiiauoo la contlnuloa:· be said. Followlo1 his arrest in Holl)'ll'Ood Los Welet Potice Department spoke.man said Bonin wu being investigated for t4e murder ot Charla Miranda. 15 ... of Bell Gardena, whose deat.b c loeely parallels other 11 ayinca in the series or murden. The source, who has ~ working closely with police in· vestigators. indicated that there is evidence that linb Bonin with the Miranda murder but said Lt is ctrcnmet•mlal and could be difflcult to Pf'(We iD court. For u.t reuoo, be explained. It wu doubtful that a murder charge would be conlai(led in the complalnt expected to be filed against Bonin late this af~r · noon . Arrai g nm e nt wa s sc he dul e d ·to follow Im - mediately. He said the door would be left open for the filing of murder charges against Bonin pending the resulta of the invest1gatM>ns now in progress. The charges likely to confront Bonin wiU be sodomy and oral copulation based on sexual •ac· tivitie& in"estigators claim they observed prior to Bonin' s arrest in HollyVr'OOd. Ball oo those charges wouJd be S2.SOO but the source said a hlghel' bait would be sought because of Bonin's long history of criminal related offen&elf, in· -e luding a conviction stemming .from· attacks on youths in Foun· · tain Valley and Stanton in 1975 Meanwhile, Orange County Sheriff's U . Wyatt Hart said local investigators were "skep· tical" about Bonin's possible in· volvement in the Orange County cases linked to the freeway murders series. The cases are similar In that the bo<lies of young men who were known to be h1tchtukers were left nude and strangled alongside freeways, major highways and in two ret'ent t'ases, behind 1asoline stations in Westmin!ter and Huntington Beach. Children Deve lopment Classes SlatPd ,.,....r,..-.11 SMOG ••• Sacramento COGllnned tW ., lav•Ulation la under ••7 but rerUMCJ to elabonte. lfeanwblle, state ofltclals atopped Just abort ol •ceutlne HamUl.on ot Incompetence dur· in& testimony Friday and diaJ>ut· ed allegat(ons that the com· pany'a inspectors are miJalnl h•lt the emission contro' viola· Hons puslng throuah the test ataUona. Motoris ts trao1ferrina ownership ol a used car In tbe. South Cout Air Bula mu.at ao to a Hamilton station to have the emluion control ayatem ln· spected. The hearing was called by chairman Dan.lei E. Boatwright, D·Concord. who preaented studies showing Hamilton emJ>loyees b~ an error rate of 52 percent in entering data in the state computer concerning re· pairs done by mectla.Jli~ oa cars that h"1 failed· the emiaaions test. Boatwright also produced a report by an Air Resources Board consultant indicating HamUtoo inspectors bad an t r· ror ra&e ol 53 percent in check· in« under can· hoods for miss· iog amoc control ckvices. Hundreds of complaints to the ARB. legislators and the gov. emor's office have ~o filed by motorists since the inspection program began last spring . "I afJ\. not satisfied with the operation of the program," said ARB chairwoman Mary Nichols. He r staf( is m eeting wllh Hamilton and officials fro{n the Bu"f'ttU of Automotive Repair about the problems. she said . While saying "they do have a lot of room for Improvement," ARB · Executive Officer Tom Austin said Kamilt.oo basically haa done a good job. "l 'm convinced progress ls be- lng made," be said. CIA ... \'try general descnpuons. The T1mt-s reported In one pro1ect. the~ CIA ap parenlly attempted to teach seals. otters, dogs, cats and other animals t o carry ex- plosives or microphones to places humans could not reach Otten. M.'('med to be the flrvont<• since they traveled on both land and in water. The Times saJd Other projects included "a study of inupacitatlng darts." and •·a flas h blandness in· capacitator. ··using a bnght light source to blind a subject. 1be T1 mes said nearly au deta~ were deleted for projects involving "a Hostage Issue . Snarled • 87 TIMI ~la&e4 Pr"9 Tb• boataae cr i1i1 can be aolved ooly u part of a com· prehen1ive aettlement of au U.S.+ Iranian problema. f ran'• foreign minister aaJd today. He alto ukt be will submit a pro. PGHI to t.be RevoluUonary Coun· ell In the next few days to aon· side r brf'akine relations with Iran. Th<>uaanda of ~le marched today ln froot ol the occup6ed U S. Embassy In Tebno celebrating the anniversary or the birth ln 6218 of Imam Husein. patron of Iran's dominant Sbitte Moslem sect. President Bani .Sadr, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's son. Ahmad: and a number of Iranian leaders watched the march from a podium placed in front of the embaaay. where some of the 53 American hostages captured Nov. 4 are still believed held. ·'The h06t.age crisis is not an i sol ated Issue ,•• Foreign Minister Sadegh G hotbzadeh HOMETOWN REMEMBERS IRAN HOSTAGE-A4 told a news conference at Iran's forei~n ministry. "It •can be ~olved only through a com·' prehensive settJeftlent or all fran-U.S. problems." . He did not elaborate. but up to now Iran's main conditions for release of the hostages have been the return of the ousted s hah a nd his wealth and an apology for put U .S. actions m Iran. G holbt.adeh a lso criticized Iran 's d o minant I s lamic Republican Party a nd pro· Moscow Communist Party, ac- t'usmg their newspapers of "col· lus1on to force Iran into inlen\a- t1onal 1solat1on." Again. he did not elaborate. T~hran Radio sai d <;hotbzadeh made his comment' about possibly breaking rela· t1ons with lrHq during an in· tcrview Wlth it:; corres pondent. Clark Off er ... lra1i Cri.titis -Solutions' hand held cahbraled black1ack." ~ EW YORK <AP) _ former pla.st1t' <'OCOOOS. taHy pellets and mar~hmallowbarrages -.\ttorney General Ramsey Clark, who returned Sunday There also wa.s a proJet't from a tnp to Iran that defied a descnbtng a giant piston to be presidential travel ban. said to- used in COWltenn)? hi1ackings and d a Y he w 111 c a lt for con· terronsts. The Times said. The gress1on a l inquiries i nto be in _,, American involvement in Iran. Infant a nd toddle r develop· piston was to corporat't'U JO Clark's demand was one of ment classes are set to begin an a1rlme pilot's seat. When a hi· June 25 at the Balearic Center. Jacker entered the flight deck, the nine points he enumerated as his Costa Mesa Leisure Services has pilot would trigger a Z.pound recommended solutlon to the announced. piston that would knock the b.i· hostage crisis. He said he would The perent-ctuld program will 1ackerbackthroughthedoor. urge the Congress to hold hear· include s timulation and deveJop· ings "to find out what our COW>: As ... p t d ts ... _ try -what the CIA -has done ment. of. motor s kills, strength, u• as acumen , u"'re in Iran." flexibility and language. were references to Project Parents will also be taught 10. OFTEN. whit'hthe agency jointly Clark. who participated ln a rant massage. started in 1968 with the Army 54·nation conference on U.S. Infants Crom six weeks old lo Chemit'al C.orps at Edgewood. "crimes" in Iran. said that if walking age will meet from 10 Md .. to study the effects of rare Congress refused to open the in· d TheTi d qu1ry. he would initiate his own. cord1ngtohosp1tals pokesmen. a.m to 11 a.m. on Wednesdays, rugs, mess&J · The 52-year-0ld Cla rk held a Police Tram e Bureau U . Les and toddlers will meet from 11 In studying bioplasma fiel~. or news conference sponsored by Harrison said today that in· a.m . to noon on Wednesdays. extremely weak eJectrical forces The Nat.ton, the liberal weekly vesligation into the collision is Registration for eitb er age surrounding both inanimate ob-that published his n ine·point t . ddi h ... ~ group is $25. con mwng, a ng t at un:re 1ects and humans. the agency ap-plan Ill its June 21 issue was apparenUy ooJy one witness The center is located at 1975 parenUy tned to determine if ex· Clark also said , "The mood is to the 7.48 a.m. accident. Balearic Or. • trasemory n.rcepUon eusted much better in Iran than at any M B h dri F or more information call .. ~ 1ss raman, w o was V· and could be used to "~ad" time" smce the taking of the rth FaJ_... Road Costa Mesa Leisure Servi--at mg no on • ... ew at 754.~. ..._ enemy agents' thoughts hostage$ Nov. 4 its intersect.ion with the south· .....:.~==-------------------------------------bound lanes o f Newport Boulevard which is dlvisJed by a wide parkway, may tlave en· tered on a red traffic light, he said. Miss Braman's sedan was totalled, U . Harrlaon s aid. and Wllaon'a van sustained major damage. Rosary for Mlss Barrett wu scheduled tonight at 7 ln the family }lome on Starlight ctrcle. Mui ls aet. for 10 a .m . Tues· day at St. Joachim's Catholic Church, Cost.a Mesa, with loter· ment to follow at Holy SepUJcber Cemetery ln Oranae. Miss Barrett waa a member of the Newport Harbor Wah School Clasa ol UIO abd was active i.n all athletlc sports on campus, accordln1 to spokesmen at Harbor Lawo·Mount Olive Memorial Pan aod Mortuary which la 1n chars• ol arr11a1• meot.a. She le•ves her parent., Jolln and P aulin• Barrett.. fo\lr brotbM'I. JobD 8., PMl O., MM't E ., and 1aaH1 JC., all of Newport Beach and b er 1randmother Mra. J eanette Ste~. of Newport Beacib. The family ·~•ti memorial cooidbutlona to ~hlldr•.n'• Hotpltal ~ Oraqe County. • --.... AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISl,AtllO NEWPORT BEACH (714) 64'-7030 .. BUSINESS I STOCKS . Moacl!r'• . NYSE 2 p.m. (F.8·1) Prieee COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS •• s DAii. Y PILOT Rlgllt• fs•ue Big Companies f Need Checking By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Some companies are so big that they can't bt! allowed to roam about the jungle any way they want for fear that they might trample somebody underfoot. JnternatlonaJ Business Mach.Ines, better known to one and all as IBM, Is 111 that elephantine category. A couple-or weeks ago IBM l06t a fight to behave ln t he way most of us like to behave: free and clear of restrain· mg hands, whether they be those of government or parents. The dedsion against IBM came lo a New York state court where the giant computer maker was being sued by Vic· tor Barouh. head of a s mall typewriter ribbon manufadurer. Barouh· Eaton Allen. IBM'a annual sales Money Tree a re $22 8 b1lhon. Barouh Eaton does maybe $43 million. Not qwte an even match but in thi!'i case that probably weighed an favor of Barouh TIOS IS NOT the hrsl lime these two have tangled Five years ago Barouh won a s uit against IBM. charging It with trying to monopolize the typewriter ribbon market. For his victory he received Sl in damages plus a much more significant award caJled "other ... valuable con· sideralion." That other consideration was a promise from IBM lhal 11 would let Ba rouh know when 1l r e des igned its typewriter nbbon cartridges to give him a chance w match them. That's obviously an important consideration IBM dominates the el~tric typewriter market and ar 1t decides to redesign its r ibbon cartridges. it renders ob!>olete a ll lhe olher cartridges on the market - SO UBIQUITOUS IS the IBM t~pewntcr in the ofrlcf'., of Amenca that the typewnter nbbon m arket alonP 1c; valued at $600 m illion a year. 1 In the old days. typewnter manufacturers would have lx'cn happy with that kind of volume > !HM naturally makes the nbbons and cartridge!> ror lls machines but others do LOO Barouh's n bbons are sold unde r the Ko· Rec-Type n~me WeU. Barouh went into court claiming that IBM re· neged on the agr~ment. He said IBM brought out new nb· bons in 1!177 and 1979 without supplying him with tht' technical drawings of the new design, as it was obhgatl-.l to do. IBM d1sputed Barouh 'c; swt It didn't deny ii had rf' fused ti) supply him y,ath this information but <'la1med 1t ..,. as not required to because the 1975 settle ment covered only "typewriters then in production " In addJt1on. IBM said 1t didn't have to notify Barouh until after at had delivered first shipment of ~ changed model. WHATTIIAT M EANT. Barouh told the court was that every time IBM changed the line 1t would t ake ham thret> to six months to catch up ~court w asn't buying IBM's story. even though it ..,. as represented by its pre5tJgious Wall Str ttt la w firm . Cravath, Swaine & Moore. Inf~. when Cravctth came up with a list of 200 ques· lions it wanted answers to before the com plaint was heard. Judge Frank J. Pino was so irritated at this tactic that he fined the law firm Sl.000 MEANWHILE. Tll£ COt:RT Informed IBM -and C'r:n·ath -that al awreed 14·1th Barouh ·~ argument and that I HM "'as r~UJrE'd to d1scl()(;e drawmgs of nbbon des a#(n chanJ?~ tn its typewriters, "be they new or mod1f1ed" machmes -and that IBM did not have the option of wait. ang until at shipped its ne w machines before letting its com- p<'tators an on the new features Result af .)Ou'r<' 18~1. you're operating in an Im perf(>Ct world of free compet.1t1on Your clout is such that .)OU ha\e to share your ad\'ances with ,)our compel1tor.., or rlsl' there won't be any competator!'o Tax Issue Against Exxon Uqlield WASlll~GTO:-.; 1Af» The Supr<'mt> Court. suppl!-tnl! .1 boon to !.latt• trC'a<>ure<.. hac; ruled unana mousl} that ;1 port ion of thc tota l income or large mult1~tc1te corporation ... may be taxc:d in t'arh state an"' hach they do business. In un 8 0 dt'c1s 1o n wntten b y Justice Thur ~o<1tl Marshall. the court upheld a Wi scons in Supreme Court r ul ani: aji!ainst the nation ·~ largest corporation. Exxon Corp Thl• giant oil company had contested a '\late income l<.t\ ball of $316.470 85 for the years 1965 lhrou~h 1968. which E>.. xon now m ust pay. THE DECISION REPRE;&E!"IITED the second t·~,x s l'I back ror largl' 011 companies befan' th<' hiJ'(h court th" H~a r On ~tarch 19. the Supreme Court rciected Mobil 011 Corp 's efforts to C'xcl ude foreign investment d1v1dend 1n com e from the Mate income tax an Vermont. where Mo bil has only marketin~ OJ)<'ratton~ Marshall rchl'd heavily on the Ma rch decision in his ruhng. Exxon has ohly m arketing operations in Wisconsin . It cl aimed these suffered losses during the disputed years and that it owed no taxes to Wisconsin THE COMPANY ARGUED THAT Its refining and ex· ploralion and production divisions. which operate outside Wisconsin, were separate entities which transferred pro· ducts between the mselves at wholesale market costs. It contended that taxing a portion of these operations in Wisconsin violates the firm's due process Tights and un· constitutionally interferes with interstate commerce. ~ > Gold, Metal Quotations By The Asl'IOCiated Press Selected world gold prices today: Lolldon: morning fixing $599.00, of(, $9.40: af\crnoon fixing $585.00, off $13.40. . Puts: afternoon fix.int 9601.09, oft $1.17. ( ~: fixin& S800.Q3.off$11.06. • Zllridl: $583.00 bid, orr $11.00; $598.00 asked. New YertE: Handy & Harman mid·momlng ~.oo. otr Sl3.40. New York: Engelhard •~llitlc price mid·momln1 $595.00, ot1113.40. 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