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Home My WebLink About1980-06-24 - Orange Coast Pilot7 l Murder lurors Travel' To Dana Harhor Site TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24, 1980 ,1 WO&. 1\. ltO "' a HCTtOell • ._ f'AOH J • • • Holdup Suspect Crashes, Seized Airport Expans ion NB Sues to Halt Mesa Land Sak By STEVE MARBLE OI -Daitr ...... St.Mt In a surprise move, Newport Beach city officials launched a three-pr onged leg a I attack against the County of Orange Mondav as part of a continuing Esp io nage Trials Loom For Hostages By The Associated Press Iran's fore ign minister said the U.S. hostage crisis may be resolved in about a month, and the Stale Department granted a n exemption to Barbara Timm to see her captive son again. But any optimism about a quick re- lease for the Americans was dampened by a radical Islamic party which urged Parliament to have the hostages tried as spies. "Imam Khomeini and the Ira· nian nation believe that the hostages are spies and must be tried," the Struggling Moslems' Movement, which is close to the Americans' captors, said in its party news pape r Om mat. "Those deputies who do not ask for trying the hostages are in fact compromisers who resist the demands of Imam Kho· meini." President Abolhassan Bani· Sadr met with Khomeini today and said afterward they dis· cuaaed developments in Iran, In· eluding eeqnomic and security m atten, the official Pars news agency reported. Meanwhile. Pan reported the execuUon of 15 iMurgenta lo northwest Iran. It said they were found guilty of killing tbe governor-general or Khoy, a town ln Iran's northwest Azerbaijan province, and six revolutionary ruards including tbe town'• guard commander. Tehran radio reported the ex· ecuUon ot four penou Monday nlgbt llt Evin Prlloo in Tehran on 1uch cbaraea aa mlaap· proprtatlu public funds, form· in\. crlnlln&l cane. takint = lollllap at a acbool and ae atrl1 to a brothel. 700 Acree Burned BEAUMONT <AP) -A bruabfttt that consumed roore t.ban 700 acres over tb• weekend In tbe Calime11 aree wu coo· trolled Sunday without atruc· tunl damace or l.njuriea, a 1tate. D•J>artmenl of Foreatry •l>Okeeman aald. , - drive to block expansion of John Wayne Airport. The lawsuits. filed in Orange County Superior Court. ar e aimed at halting the county from purchasin g 13 5 acres of land in Costa Mesa on the west side of the airport. County officials, now firming u p. a c q u is i ti on o f t h e two separate parcels, contend the land is needed to accommodate aircraft businesses and private airplane tiedowns Hugh Coffin. Newport's city attorney, said two of the suits ask the court to order the county to prepare environmental impact statements on the effects of s uch expansion before moving ahead w1th the land purchase. The third suit -an injunction simply asks that the county be blocked from goi ng any fur t h er wi t h the land acquisition. Newport Mayor Jackie H ea th er. dur ing Mo nday evening's city council session. explamed that the city was fihng the suits "w1th a great deal of reluctance" and recognized that the legal attack was a serious challenge to the county. "We deliberated at great length regarding th e a dvisability of this lawsuit but felt we were forced into a position to bring this lawsuit to protect the interests or the city and its citizens," the mayor remarked. She said the adverse effects of any expansion on Newport will be tremendous and called the county's move to purchase the 13.5 acres "another step In the piecemeal growth and expansion or the airport." Attorney Cotrin said continual airport expansion has cone unchecked and that county officials have failed to comply with the C alifornia Envlronmental Quality Act. A masur plan or the airport, (See AlllPORT. Paae A.2) Gt1nman Robs Valley Shop A man carrying a plslol held up a Fowlt.aln Valley douahnut 1hop Monday nlahtl police said. The suspect puJ ed a 1un on Mark Shawn Manhall, clerk of the Wlnchell'• dot.tlhnut shop on Brookhunt Street, and de· manded all the money M arshaU had, police tald. When Marshall handed the 1unman f19 ln a paper baa. the uaailant fied. No vebJcle w11 1ffn or heard. Victi1n Last Seen Here o.ily ,,_ -.,, -Mite- WITNESS K L.AASEN POINTS TO SPOT WH£AE HE SAID HE SAW VICTIM Judge, Jury and Attorney• In Murder Trtel Hear Open Air Teatimony et Dene H8rbor Murder Case Jury Sees Kidnap Site By DAVID KUTZMANN Ol llle o.llJ I'll« S\aff Jurors in the Orange County Superior Court murder trial of La rry D Smith of Newport Beach traveled to Dana Point Monday. but the journey was anything but a simple sightsee· ing excursion. Led by prosecutor Dave Carter, the nine-woman, three· man jury went to the Dana Point Harbor location where com- m e rcial fis herman Donald Klaasen had testified he saw a s mall boat last August brteny pull in before heading back to sea. Aboard that boat, Klaasen bad testified, were Smith and the woman Smith ls accused of kid· napping and killing at sea, Carolyn Bealer , 25, of Garden Grove. Smith, 43, has contended two mea known ooly a1 Jack and Ray were aboard the craft, too, a nd killed Mtaa Bealer after forcln1 him to pilot the boat from Dana Polnt. Klauen, who alao came t.o the harbor Monday to •how Jurors where he wu 1tandln1 when tbe boat pulled ln, had told the court he saw no one other than SlnJth and Mtaa Bealer aboard. Tbc Jury was transported by bu1 to the harbor while Smith followed In a 1herlff's depart· ment vehicle. In addition to vlewlna Dana Polnt locales, the panel also was taken on the circuitous South County route that Miss Sealer's brother said he was told to follow last sum· mer when an extortionist was demanding $100,000 In exchanae for his sister 's safe return. But before venturing outdoors Monday , Judge Leonard (See Tll.lAL, Pa1e AZ) Child Abuse Ple a Ente r e d INDIO <AP) -A Palm Springs woman baa pleaded no contest to f•lony child abuse chargea In connection with allegatiom that ahe shut her 6-year-old daughter In a narrow, S-f oot-lon1 cardboard box for up to 24 hours at a Ume, officlall said. Llvter Mercado entered the plea Monday In lndJo Superior Court, chanalna her ear lier plea of Innocent. The Riverside County Dlatrtct Attorney'• office al110 aueced lhat the child was beaten wilh a •hoe and a belt. The chanced plea was part or an aareement under which the defendant won't bo sentenced to prlaon, but could 1UU draw up to a year In county Jail. Police Hunt 2 Susp ects In R o bbery Police are searching today for two armed robbers who forced their w~y mto a Seal Beach apartment, bound bolh residents and ned with $26.000 in jewelry and cash. The two white male suspects wearing stocking masks, one carrying a pistol, knocked on the door or the apartment or John B. Lawrence and Bonnie McKeen oo First Street early Sunday mominJt, POiice said. When Lawrence got out of bed to answer the door. the two men forced their way in, bound the hands and feet or the residents and gagged them with masking tape. before scooping up Jewelry and cash lying on a dresser. PoUce said one or the suspects struck Lawrence twice on tbe head with a pistol. The Jewelry Included watches, necklaces and rings that the residents apparenUy put on the dresser before they went to bed, police said. ' One of the suspects was five feet six Inches tall. of medium buUd with ll&ht halr. according to police. Police described the, second s\L1pett u six feet tall, wearing an oran1e T ·•hirt and while gloves. Mes an Fighting For Life By ARTHUR R . VINSEL OI -o.lfy ,,_ S-A bandit suspect believed to be the same one who robbed another Costa Mesa liquor store Sunday night lay near death today a ft e r c r ashing h is s peeding motorcycle Monday night while pursued by pohce on the ground and an the air. The suspect -he reportedly ha s a r ed -or a n ge s tr e ak bleached or dyed down the middle of tus head -was listed an very critical condition today at UC Irvine Medical Center. lnvesllgators said he suffered major head inJur1es when thrown from h1~ lig htweig ht motorcycle when it crashed into a curbdunng the chase. llis tumbling body came to rest an the Daily Pilot's plant parking lot at 330 W Bay SL. Costa Mesa. police said. lnvest1 i:ators identified the man as Hungarian-born Frank Petho. 31, of 450 Victoria St .. Apt 5. Costa Mesa Oetect1vt.' Lt J ack Calnon stressed that his 1dent1f1 cataon as only tentative and could lx' an ahas Petho had allegedly just held up lhlgren Square Liquors at 9 50 p m. when the pursuit was initiated. police said A stocky, lone bandit wielding a 16-gauge s hotgun and wearing a similar bizarre dyed streak in ha s hair robbed the EZ Inn Liquor Store, 145 E. 19th St.. about 24 hours earlier. The c lerk at the Hilgren <See SUSPECT, P•ge A2> Coast Weath er Fair Wednesday. Lows tonight 50 at the beaches, SS inland . High s Wedne$(1ay 75 to 82. INSIDE TODA~ The pGUOQe o/ 11ear1 hal changed lfw face of Korea. But Oiovbto emben remain alive Me,> Wklt the tindn of the UJ1.1toble dual poUtical 1tructwe, whole war broke out 30 yeon ago tomorrow. SH~Cll. l•tlex At V-t.nk• A7 .,_ ........ CJ L..M . ..,.. A• ··-· .... c.llfwftle AJ Cltull... C>tt c-•o en c ... ,~ en DHlll Nt41< .. I ... lflt..we '" ._,,.._ Ct).U PMt.,._. Ct-l ,..,.__ CJ I~ ... CM ... "'""'" CJ ..... ............ ............... ~ ..... 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Onf' vnuth wa.., killed when ht> (' r a s h <· <I h 1 ' c a r o n a n t•xprt•ssway, th1· nt·ws pupt•r., reportC'd Gas Ration Plan Pushed WASlllN<;TON (AP) W1lh Lht• nati o n "so nakt·d. so vulnl·rahlt· to a c utoff o r foreign <111, (j standby gasoline rat1on1ng plan must be prepared without furthe r '1elay, the of· f1cwl who would d1reC't the gov- e rnmc•nt program says Hazel R Hollins. head of the Ener~y Department E<'onom1c Regulatory Admtn1strat1on. told ..i llow.c subcommittee Monday lh<' nation cnn't afford the lux ury of holdin~ up the standby plan "while we evalu ate alternative mC'asurcc; or seek to uchu·v<' pcrfeet1on " Cong ress hai. until July 30 to n•Ject the admin1strat1on 's plan. If ne1 tht•r the lfou~e nor th<• S<>nall' a<'t.!> by then. approval 1s vresumed. ORAHOE COAST DAILY PILOT 1M (Jf.;. (M 1 ().Mt, f't1"04 •Uf\ ~·ft*\ • ,,..,,t '"'"° ,,.. H .. ..,,. Prf"'\\ 1 ~1\""4 o-. 1N {Jt•"9• (.m\t t°\bl\IW"'V ( °"'""" ~ ... 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Judge McBnde was told last Thursday that Miss Bealer 's fatht'r·in-la w had said in a loud voice that Smith a lready had been con victed in feder al rourt of attempting to extort money from Larry Fox, the dead woman's brother A witn~s told the Judgf' and attorneys that some of the jurors overheard the mC1n ·s statements and rem<trked that they didn't know Smith h<td a previous con· v1cLi on ronnected with the cast> Such information has not been introduced as evidence. However . thrt>e Jurors quizted individually Monday each told the judge they m ov ed 1m mediately whe n they h eard µarts of the conve rsation con· cerning Miss Bealer Another Juror, Patricia Arlams. satd s he had heard no one discus!> the case MeDnde concluded that non11 or tht' Jurors who were in the area ha'1 been affected by U1e conversation "We won 't anqwre any further ," the Judge !>a1d Mc Hnde had turnt:d down de feni.e r·eque!->Ll. for a m:stnal llbt wt'ek based on the incident m the hallway With Monday's tour of the :-.1>uth count.v. the prosecution l'nded its C<lSe against Smith and c; 1 lcs was lo open his d efense to· dciy Giles contcncl!'I th e two henchmen known as Jack and Ra y intimid ated S mith into participating in the kidnapping or Miss Bealer , whose body has never been found. The two men worked for business competitors of the woman's brother, a con· st ruction compa ny own er, the attorney claimed. If convicted of murder and kidnapping with s p ecia l circumstances, Smith could be sentenced to death In the gaa chamber Police Hunt Missing Head STUDIO CITY (AP) - Homtctde detectives were searchl.ni for t.be aevered bead of a young woman whose nude body waa found beblnd a aleakboule. The decapitated body of a woman In her 201 waa di•· covered early Monday bealde 1 trash bin at a Sluler reataurant, North Hollywood Dtvl1lon police ta.Id. The r.taurant mana1er 1aw the body wben be 1rrlved at work, police Hid. No ..,.....ta have been rnade In t.be "1•1Y 1layln1 and detectlv11 1a.y tbe victim remaln1 untdenUfted. Carter Visiting Belgrade BELGRADE, Yu101l1vl1 <AP) -Prealdent Carter arrived ln Bel1nde today, r oa fflrmln1 America's com mltmenl to "a atrong, independent and non·allgned Yu11oslavl1a" and It.a support for de ten le Emphulal.na h1a backln1 for Yu101lavla 'a unlq_ue role In Eaatern Europe, Carter paid tribute to Uu.• late Josep Broz Tito, the •rchllect of the <·o mmunlst co untry 's 111d('i>endent pohc1ea, and laid a wreath at his tomb. ··My pleuu.re In visiting Uus proud and beautiful land 1s temp~red by the 11orrow we all h•t'I a l the passing of Pretiident T ito He was a great man. one of the· g reatest o f the 20th ct•ntury," Carter s aid as he urrivt.'d in Bel1rude to • 21-gun :.alute, and a personal welcome b y Tito's auccessor . Ov1Jetin MlJ Utovlc ·'I' resident Tito lert a precious legacy. a strong, independent and non-aliened Yu1oslavia," Carter said at Surcln airport "J have come to 8Ptgrade to assure you of the friendship a nd support of the United States as you bu1Jdon that legacy." Th e foundation of U.S.· YuRoslav relations Is "firm a nd durable," Carter said, a fter h<' arrived uboard Air Force One at R 39 a m ( 12 39 a m POT I on a fl1~ht from V<'mce. Italy P roela1m 1n ~ h1 !> adm1n1s trat1on 's s upport for dt·t<'nte. Carter said th at th1:. pol 1 c y ··must be based on rt.'c1proc1ty It must be based on mutual n•stramt It must he based o n the principles or 'ove r C'ig nt y , t c rr1tori 1JI integnty. and non-interference in the affairs o f other nations · 'ThC'~<' are the principles or 1ntern1.1twnal l1f(' for whic h Yugos l avia ha s al wa ys i.trugglcd." the· pn·s1dent said. n·c·oJ!nmng the Ion~ fig ht Tito condur tcd for h1!> country's independencl' from both Mosrow ancl th<' West J\f kr t he formal welcom e . wh1c•h 1ncludl'd honors by Tit.o's pt•rsonal guards outfitted in light blue tunics, Carter drove into this capital e1ty on the Danube, following a motorcade r oute lined by a n e stimated 100,000 Yugoslavs. who pac ked the sidewaUc eight deep at times and waved American and Yugoslav flags The 50-<'ar motorcade, made up a lmost entir ely or black Me r cedes Benz automobiles, was perhaps the longest or Carter's presidency Aft{'r v1s1 ting Tito's white marble c r ypt , which Carte r desn1bed as .. a very beautiful m emonal to a great man," the visi ting pres1d e nt met with M1J atov1c, h is Yugos la v counte rpa rt. in the DedinJe Palace, a m ode rn building decorated with abstract murals and multi-hued n owers. "They'r e making me feel very welcome." Carte r said of ttis reception by the Yugoslavs. as the meetmg began. There was no immediate U S. comment on the talks. wh1ch lasted more than two hours. But a joint statem ent Issued by the United States and Yugoslavia ca ll ed them "cordial and c·on~truct1ve " Fro•P~.41 SUS PECT • • Square bottle s hop. 2SO E 17th St . tel<'phoned polJC'e seconds a fter the gunman Oed with an und1sC'losed sum of money. li t: t oo used a s awed-off shotgun "Our hehcopler wu right over the scene ," Lt. C al n on said today ''He picked him up going out or the parklng lot with his he adlight out.·· He saJd the helicopter pilot and observer. o fficers Jim Wag ne r and Dave Ketchum ra dioed the fleeing motorcycle's direction of travel throughout the chase through downtown streets. OH1cer Gary Bennett and reserve o fficers Greg Coulter and John Brown ln patrol un on the ground picked up lbe ch ase qulckly. The neelng cycle aped up 17th Street to Newport Boulevard and then to Harbor Boulevard, finally cracking up hi s motorcycle al Bay Street and Thurtn Avenue. Police uid a aawed·off 1hot1un a.nd a sum of money were confilcated at the acene, where the 1uapect waa placed under arreat by proxy due to h1I crlUcal LnJurles. He could not be advised of hil rt1bt1 becauae of bll unconacloua condition. Firemen Delayed MENDOTA <AP) -Dltftc\lltr 1etUD1 throuah to Ute flre de-part.m«tt oa a part1 llM delved th• re1pon1e to a flH that dHtroyed 1 paekln• 1b9d In we1tern P're1no County. 1utborltl• aald. • ---------__ ....,.._.._ ----- 'Dae First First Fondly .. ... , ...... M arvin Sadik , director of the National Portrait Galler y in Wastungton. displays the Gilbert Stuart paintings of George and Martha Wastungton . wtuch the museum purr ha'>t'<1 for ubout $.5 mJJl1on. They are the only rwint1ng.., of th<.· first pr esident and his wif<• kno\\ ri to l'X 1st Volcano Cleanup Set Federal Aid Near; New Tremors Felt VANCOl'VER, Wash <AP> - Wh1lt' Mount St llt'lens 'IJ)(.'nt a quiet da}. ft•dt·rJI funds for rlf'aning up tht· fallout of tht· \Olcano·.., l'ru11t111n' n 1me uni· 't ep c loser to 1·11mmun1t1r·., blanketed 1n a!>h A i.uppleml'nlal hudgc·t hill containing -.<Jmt• S952 m1l11on for rel1l'f l'lt·an·d lht• ~t>natt• Ap propriatwn' ('<Jmm11lt·f' anoJ Chairman Warrt•n \1 dgnu"m U Was h . stud he "-OUlrt work l!l push 1t throui:h thf• St·natf' ;u: lion that could comt• J'> t:url} Cl!> Wc•dnt>Sda ~· · Thi~ hill c·1111tJIO'-monf') rr1r l'lf'anup dforts tn l<><'JI .:c1\1•rn ments:· he said "I want to em phas 1:i1· that v.1· 1·rm,11lcr th" on h the r1,-..L 1n-.t:1llrnt:nl or f~1·ral 1nvolvl'ment 111 Lh1 '1 ma,:-.1v1· ef fort '• aste r due to w1'1e!>prf'ad follout of t.t:-.h F.art} in lht· d :n ,, -.\,·am plum1· r<n.t· lo l ~I 5'>11 (1·1·1 for .1 h•v. minutt: .. and Lht:n drr1JJf1Nl ltJ its u.,ual h1 ·1ght of &11.iout 11 Ill.Ml f1·1·t. s~ud Tim llo1t or thl· I <.; (;t•o!ORICal ~Uf\.-{'\ Tv.f·nl\ four d1i·d 1r1 lh1 m111in lJ1n ' dC\a:ot11t1n..: \1a~ lk hl~t'I tint? of thrt-t· m.11rir ,.r11pt111r" '1n1· 1· lht> \'fJ If'" ni 1 bt. i.: J 11 rum IJlln~ in M an h .. noth1·r H JI 1· '""'ing Rl"lalJH"'S of 'onw or lh1· m1" 1ng hud rt'flU<·,lt·rl pn·'>tJrrq1l I\• rfralh 1·1•rt1f11 di•· •• !ht·\ t 11•1ltl 1 111l1 1·t 1n• 11r.1n1 • n1•1n•" .1111! '' ttlc-"''''''' Hui 1h1 1 ,11.ir111 ··' 'Ut h 11·rt1f11 .1lt••. \4 .1 d 1 f1ttl1·1I Monday bv -.tat<' Attorney c;pn1•1 al Sl:11f1• <;orton :-.1,,1, l.1"' 1•1•1\1d1•., no l1as1s for -,111 h "'"'' '' n •rl 1f11 i.tlt·' when no lt111h h.h lw1·11 f•wnrJ. Gorton \\ t 1/11· Ill ,m llfillllOfl rt'l.JU"Sled by ....," 111 1.1111.1 < •1unt \ Coroner !<111.• 11 I-' 11 k 1 :11r11111 1 • \, 1..,1·11 a 1946 opinion 1 h.11 1nd11 at•·tl 1wh rcrt1ficates 111.,' h• Jc·r' pl1·d Ii> :,talc of· r 11·1.1 t .. I ' 11·k v. .... 11n·parl'd lo issue t h1 f ir I •tf ah1111 I 12 'i UC h , . 111•1· ,,,,. 1111 \l.•·lln•·'>day and .1111 lw h·•l"'rl c ,11rt1>11 .. <1p1 n111n "' ,,,, t 11.11 11t.1t I .1·ir k :.aid Mun· d,, \ 11• 11,111 11 .. 1 • "' rt•ad lh•~ "I• I! II •II MC'an"'h11!· the· S1•1J1tlr-;.in·a 120 m1h'" no11hv.1•.,t of th1· moun lain. w11 ~ r orkl·d by thrt·1· modt:ralP carthquak<'s Mondav. scanni.: do1.l•ns who thouRht thf• volcano h.1d erupt('<! a~a1n Hut geolo~1SL\ dt•C'hned to s pt"c·ulatl' on any <'OM eC't1on between the tremors and Mo W'lt St He lens AIRPORT ~urr~. • • The Seattle area usually gets a dozen quakes each year. so three at one time 1i. "unus ual. · sai d Nor m R asmu.,se n . 1:1 se1s molog1sl at t he l'n1vers1ty of Washington Overcast ska~ Monday kt>pt sc1ent1sts from observinR the volrano and the la\ 11 doml:' J_lro w1ng 1n its <'rater Hut sc1sm1c r <'1.1d1ngs s howed no earthquake act1v1ty, aC'cord1 ng to the Umvers1t y of Wa~h1ngton Department of G('()phyc,1 n Oregon Gov V1<' Atiyeh re ported Monday tha t a!.h clean up costs and othe r expenses of state and 10<.'al ROvemments in deal 1ng with eruptions or Mount St He lens are expected to top $3 4 m 11l1on In a letter to Preside nt Cart.er. Atiyeh said public aRenC'1es a lready have spent more than SJ million for ash cle anup and other expenses and he a sked Cartl'r to d<>clare Multnomah Washington and Tillamook c·oun llC'S fedC'rnl d1~a'>ll'r an•(j, The letter narrowN:.I " rl'f!Ul''I fro m At1yt•h last we«:k lhdl Carter d('('lart• a stat('w1de d1!-> ml'l11d1nc .1 full ''.II• Lind .11111 11111'>" 'llld\ t(l tJ I ll \ n\ 1rr1nm1·111.t1 1mpJ• 1 r, ,,,,, 1 .in• current!) ht·wi: pr ,.,1.11• ti 1.1nd art> expected t11 C'Ome up for pu bl ic h ea r tnfi( l ate th" '-Um mer In ntht·r lt'~al maOf U\ c·nnl'' tht> c1l) council announcc"<1 that lht> 1·1 t) 'Alli bl· f1hn,I! lt>Ral artmn 1n the l 'n1ted Statt'c; ('ourt of \11 IJt'J l-. 1n "J ,h1n~111n IJ C Jj!(j1n't Lht· C'n ii A•·rr1naut11' Hoard This Pl'llt1r1n for -.t.J) SJlfl < nf ftn Jiit·~{·' that th•· CI\ B fJ1l1·1l to prepare 1_•n\·1ronm1·nt.1I 1n. pact ~lakmt•nh t>t·forf' a'A ;.trd lnR routes to n) out hf Oran)!t• Count\ to Frontlf•r A1rltnl'' Wl'stem Anhnt.'~ and P~A Althou~h the thrc1~ .i1rl1n1•' have been granted ro ult"• a .. part of the CAB':. au1omJt11· market entr} systt'm. tht-count> has not given them JJt•rm1!>~1on to fl) the route., i-·inally. tht' rounc1l announc1>d that 1t had dec1dPd to 1mm1•r" the• r1t) 1n another lej!al batllt· th1c; one afZa1nst th£' Fed«-r.11 Aviation Admin1.,tration 1n rt• ~a rd to no1.,t· .. md dC'Ce"' 1<..,u1·<. al the airport Last Februar}. the FAA or dered the county to open up John , . .t_:-.·-~· -~-... - \\ I II• \q I>'•! I 111 .tfl ljUdhfl('O • I • "111 r I 1irr' 111 h onlv Ai r 1 d1t111111' .111d ll11i.:hl's J\1rwest I h 11Ut 111 tlu· ..i irµort ('11ffu1 '>J1d the city filed a pel1· 110 0 'f'lr11lav lr1 hf• na m<'rl i.IS a n 111111 11 • 1u 1.11 J r rn nd of the 1·111111' 1111 J11 t·'{i..ting lawsuit •ll' 1111 I lh• f \,\ f1ll.'d by Air I ',iltf111111.J I h" "'"' • ' 11ff1n l'Xplained, k ,., ,,.. t),,• •ti • from ht·l·oming 1• 11 • 11! 1 IH' •11! liut Jllows 1l to 111\ "' 1111' 11111rt 11n 1l'> tXJs1t1on .. ,, lllJ••l l • '-1'·""11111 '\, "'p11r1 llt•J <'n ' legal 1n- \ "' "''"""'· "'h1ch now stretch f 111m Or ,1nJ!1' ('ounl; hac·k to the 11.1111111' f',1p1lal. ~ill bl' funded 1111111 " S250.000 v.a r chest the 1·ou111 11 ..,t•t up la-.1 yt•ar L..rafl'lis Charged "11':1 . AVIV, Is rael (AP> :\11l 1tar\ author1t1es ha ve .·hur~l'd two lsrat•h soldiers with 11loll1n.: to bluw up mo.,ques and \rJb off11·1• buildings JO Old .Jt·ru ,ah·m with exp losives -.tol1·n from 1.1n arm y depot. \1 ("JO"'h11t· fl\c PalcstJnians .rnd thrt-t• hravh., were wounded \londJ\ 1n nev. outbr eaks of \!Oil nl't' Orange Coast EDITION . 11 Today' Clo•l•IC N. ~. S'oek» ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1980 N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS: ort Curbs Sought Newport Suits Challenge Land Buy f' O•llY Pile! PIMKO ey c ....... Starr Girls of Saannaer By STEVE llAaBLE CM ................. In a surprise move, NewPOrt Beach city officials launched a three·proneed legal attack against the County of Orange M6nday as. part o( a continuing drive to block expansion of John Wayne Airport. The lawsuits. filed in Orange County Superior Court, are aimed at halting the county from purchasing 13.S acres of * * * Airport Study Off Schedule Orange County s upervisors warned their staff members to· day they want the master plan for John Wayne Airport finished on time. Supervisors learned in an in· terim progress report that work on the document meant to guide the county airport's develop- ment through the year 2000 is running about 11 days behind schedule. But Barbara Fox. assistant director of General Services Agency, insisted that the final draft version of the plan.· authored by VTN Consolidated or Irvine, should be finished by its original completion date of July 13. "We have told them we would · like in writing whether they are ~oing to be late or not." Ms. Fox said. Jama Silverman of Balboa Island (pedaling) gives Nancy Stoebe of Laguna Beach a ride along the waterfront near the Balboa Pier in Newport Beach. The girls were headed to the beach (where else?) to enjoy Monday's summer weather The third interim report on physical raciliUes, which makes up one third of the master plan documects, la due this week. That interim report will feature projected costs for car- rying out various airport proj· ecla, aucb as expanding tbe passenger terminal. Carter Draws Plan For Afghan Peace BELGRADE, Yugos lavia <AP) -President Carter said today that the United States would be "prepared to explore a transitional arrangement" for governing Afghanistan if the Soviet Union agrees to "the prompt withdrawal" of its troopl> there. Carter's explanation of his willingness to acrept a transa tional government came m his toast at a state dinner at the dose of a one-day visit to this in· dependent-minded communist capital. It followed S unday's Soviet announcement of a partial withdrawal of troops from their southwest As ian neighbor. On Monday, Carter said the partial withdrawal was not ade· quate lo end the six-month Afghan crisis. "We would be prepared to ex- plore a transitional arrange- ment, to be implemented along with the prompt withdrawal of all Soviet troops from Coast Weather Fair Wednesday. Lows lonigbt 50 at the beaches, ~5 inland. Highs Wednesday 75 to 82. Afgharustan. for the purPose of restoring peace and tranquility in that s uffering country,'' Carter said. His e ffort t o break the Afghanistan logjam was pref- aced by his now·standard call for the immediate and total Withdrawal or Soviet forces. But he continued. .. We want to see restoration of an independent and non-aligned Afghanistan which can live m peace with all its neighbors and contribute to the stability of the region "With the withdrawal of all Soviet forces from Afghanistan, we would be prepared to join in assurances and arrangements to establish a truly independent, non-aligned Afghanistan, with a government acceptable to the Afghan people." Carter then broached his pro- posal for a "transitional ar· rangement " Carter arrived here today, re· affirming America 's commitment to "a strong, in· d ependent and non-aligned Yugoslavia" and its support for detente. Emphasizing bis backing for Yugoslavia's unique role in Eastern Europe, Carter paid tribute to the late Josep Broi Tito, the architect of the com munist country's independent policies, a.nd laid a wreath at his tomb. "My pleasure ln visiting t.b1.s proud and beautiful land la tempered by the sorrow we all feel at the passing of President Tito. He was a great man, ooe of the greatest of tbe 20tb century," Carter said aa be arrived in Be}lrade to a 21-IUD salute, and a penooal weJc!ome by Tito's successor, O•ljeUn Mijatovic. "PrelllideDt 'nto left a precious legacy, a strong, Independent and non-aligned Yugoslavia.'• Carter said at Surcln airport. "I have .come to Beltrade to uaun 7ou of tbe frlendablp and IUPPGl't of the United States 81 ye>u build on that1e1acy." ~ The foundatlon of U .&.-Yugoslav relaUon1 is "firm and durable.·· C.rter aald, after he arrived aboard Air Force One :it 8:39 a.m. (12:39 a .nr. PDT> on a fUlbt from Venlce, ltaly. , • • Supervisor Philip Anthony said the board "ought to hold Ms . Fox and her boss responsi· ble" ror insuring the timely re- lease of the master plan's final draft version. Supervisor Thomas Riley. whose district includes the airport. said the board is con· cerned about the plan's limeli· ness because •·we want the public to understand we do mean business on this study." Trish Butler, environmental planner ror VTN. said the firm expects to have the first copy of the draft report finished by July 14 Vote Recounts Set. to Begin Next Monday The first in a series of four re- counts demanded by candidates not trusting the results or their races 1n the June 3 elections will begin Monday at tbe Orange County Registrar of Voters of· fice. Irvine City Council candidate David Baker who lost by 60 votes to incumbent coun· cllwoman Mary Ann Gaido, Is among those wbo will pay the re1istrar's office $275 per day for a vote recount. Another recount that will begin Monday involves Democratic presidential coo· tender Lyndoo LaRouche whose vote count In the 38th Congresaional District was lowered by about 7 ,000 votes became ol what county election officiall termed a computer er· ror. ln the oriciJW tabulation. Al a result of the lower kltal, LaRoucbe failed to win a de- le1ate to tbe Democratic Na· Uonal Conventlon ln New Yort in AUl\lll Shirley Deaton, 8111.ltant rec- l•trar ol voten, tald ncounts 1ou1bt lo two racea in Ora.nae County Oentral Municipal Court haven't beell teheduled yet. SeeklDI recount• tn tbo•e racea are attorne1 Bobby Youn1blood, wbo lost to lne\lm· bent Judie Richard Oroaco by 217 votA1 end attorney Dan Duteber who falled to forft a runoff aealnat Incumbent Juqe Carl Frank by a 900-•ote mar Jin. land in Costa Mesa on the west side of the airport. County officials, now f1rmmg up acquisition of lhe two separate parcels, contend the land is needed to accommodate aircraft businesses and private airplane tiedowns. Hugh Coffin. Newport's city attorney, said two of the suits ask the court to order the county to prepare environmental impact statements on the effeets of such expansion befont moving Dana Harbor ahead with the land purchase. The third suit -an injunction -simply asks that the county be blocked from going any further with tb e land acquisition. Newport Mayor Jackie He ather. during Monday evenang's city council session. explatned that the city was filing the s wts "with a great deal of reluctance" and recognized that the legal attack was a serious challenge to the county. Murder Case Jury Sees Kidnap Site By DAVID KUTZMANN Oft .. D•ll' Pile! Statt Jurors in the Orange County Superior Court murder tnal of Larry D. Smith of Newport Beach traveled to Dana Point Monday, but th<> journey ~as anything but a sample sightsee- ing excursion. Le d by prose cutor Da~e Carter, the mne-woman. thret- man jury went to the Dana Point Harbor location where com· mercial fis herman Donald Klaasen had testified he saw a small boat last August bnefl y pull in before heading back to sea. Aboard that boat. Klaasen had testified. were Smith and the woman Smith is accused of kid· napping and killing at sea, Carolyn Bealer. 25. or Garden Grove. Smith. 43, has con~nded two men known only as Jack and Ray were aboard the craft. too, and killed Miss Bealer after forcing him to pilot the boat from Dana Point Klaasen. who also came to the harbor Monday to show 1urors where he was standing when the boat pulled in, had told the court he saw no one other than Smith and Miss Bealer aboard The jury was transPorted by bus to the harbor whale Sm1th followed in a sheriffs depart ment vehicle . Jn add1t1on to viewing Dana Point locales. lhe panel also was taken on the circui tous South County routt· that Miss Sealer's brother said he was told to follow last sum· mer when an extortaonast was demanding $100.000 an exchanJte ror his sister's safe return. But before venturing outdoors Monda y. Jud~c L eo n ard Mc Bnde and defense attomey Terry Giles questioned several members or the jury to de- termine if they had overheard hallway conversation last week pertainin~ to the case Judge McBride was told last Thursday that Mi ss Sealer's father-in-law had saad 1n a loud voice that Smith already had been convicted m federal court of attemptm~ to extort money from Larry Fox, the dead woman's brother o.itf p-j-,.._.. ON TRIAL FOR MURDER Larry o . Smlttl A witness told the j udge and .ittornt:"Y'> that some or the 1urors overheard the man's statements and remarked that they didn't know Srruth had a previous con- v1l·t1on connected with the case. Such 1nformat1on has not been introduced as evidence . However. three Jurors quizzed md1v1dually Monday each told the 1udge they moved im· mediately when they heard parts of the conversation con- cerning Miss Bealer. Another 1uror. Patracaa /\dams. said she had heard no one discuss the case. McBnde concluded that none of the jurors who were in the area had been affected by the conversation. "We won't aoqwre any further ... the aud~e said. <See TRIAL. Page A2> Dolui•fl Bot Spot . "We deliberated at great l e ngth regarding the advisability of this lawsuit but felt we were forced into a position to bring this lawsuit to protect the interests of the city and its citizens," the mayor remarked. · She sald the adverse effects of any expansion on Newport will be tremendous and called the county's move to purchase the 13.5 acres "another step in the <See AIRPORT, Page A.2) C.Ounterf eit Currency Captured By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of -Oaily "*"Staff U.S . Secret Service and Orange County Sheriff's Depart ment undercover agents seized $750,000 in counterfeit c urrency today and arrested four persons in a n early morning raid on a Mission VieJo residence. Agents said the raid was con. ducted ac; part of an invest1ga- t 10 n into counte rfeiting in Southern California. They said 15 persons believed related to the passage or the bogus curren- cy already have been arrested. Those arrested at a fashiona· ble residence. 23301 Via Bahia, were identified as Donald Lee Crawford. 41, Walter J . Begley, 32, and two women , Yvette Desantis and Judy Hallquisl. Their ages weren't available. Orange County Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart sajd Ms . Hallquist was among the 15 previously ar· rested and was out on bond when abe was taken into custody this morning on charges of possess- ing cocame. Hart said that investigators had not yet determmed the pre· cise quantity or the drug in· volved. The cash . Hart said. was found in a swtcase in an upstair.; bedroom Another $18,000 in bogus bills was found an t.'n· velopes in another location m the house. Hart said. Crawford was na med in a federal warrant a lleging possession and c1rculat1on or counte rfeit money. Hart said Crawford will be arrail'(ned to· day before a U.S. magistrate in Los Angeles. Begley was taken into custody on charges of bemg a felon in possession of a firearm and possession of cocaine. Hart said the s heriff's office "was looking at Crawford" on other charges. but declined to reveal the nature of those al- legations. A neighbor s aid she was un-aware of activity at the res- idence. She noted. however. that the four occupants did spend quite a bit of ume caring for a late model black Cadillac that wa s s itting today 1n the driveway. Fireman wets down embers of brush fire that charred ebout two acres Monday af- ternOOl"I oe.ar the Newport Beach Com· munity Center ~ Clltf Drive. Damage was slight. JnvesUgatora 1ald the)' aren't sure how the fire started, but noted that a youth was seen runninl from the scene shortly after the fire started. • ( , . . .. T ----JVST BREAK.INC I.AU.,....., from todaw'• ~ Oltd Mtfl •I.,.. ..... QIWIUI. Senate OK. $36 Billion A.id to Education Bill w ASHINGroN (AP> -n.. S.ete 1.pproved &Gd•)' ... , • ttw y..,-, .. blllloo atd to-«tucatJon bW an..r r•ouocUql)' de futlna u amendn>Ht whl('h would ha" ~rmltled tom• atu den"-et Pfivatt and parochial achool.1 \0 recelve t•ral u 111tance tor tbe rim u n,. TM Smete did adopt an ameodment \hat would end In· ttlftt·h'ee '°61\1 to eolMC• aludenta, a move \hat 1pc!G60r1 Hid would aave the 10¥9mmeot p bUUoa ov•r the next n~e yeara The bnl IOf"e \0 a conferen~ wtt.b \.be t\ouH A 71 34 \'Ole del~atf'd l.be P.rlvat• ~bool amendment olff'red by Sen D.ru.i Patrick MQ)'l\IJtan, O N Y Moynihan contended th•t hli wu a <nod l propoul that would u~nd to~ Mediclt prlnte el•ment.ary and IOC'OOda.ry print. 11chool etudentl t.be a.mt t~ of a)d 1iven students al private and rellaoualy orient ed uni veNU It-. ._._.,. na,...,,... •• ,,. ••Spa•• MADRJO Spain (AP> Basque 1eparat11li t.hrea~ to bomb pa.rt ot'Spa.an 'a counal cout ton11ht, the eve ot Praldcnt Carter's st'hedu1ed arrival m Madrid Tho uparaust orianluUon ETA, whose guernllas kiUed seven Ul an a.ot.a-towist campalgn last aummer agamat lM Spanish government. warned two bombs would 10 off in Ahcante proVUlce, 300 males from the Spanbb capital f'~I a .. rd Bado a.,,,.irr IANl1t WASHINGTON <AP) -Chrysler Corp. today received a check for almoe;t ~ million at'ter a government board ap- proved the federally guaranteed loan lo a short meeting delayed repe atedly last week by balking banks worried about the automaker'b ability to survive. . James Wol/ensohn, a general partner an the inves tment banking rirm of Salomon Bros .. handed the check for $496.750.000 to Chrysler Treasurer Wilham McGagh at 1& New York offi~ The Chrysler Loan Guarantee Boar~ app~ved issuance of $500 million in guaranteed notes and amrmed 1t.s (.'()mmltment to back anothe r Sl billion in future loans. The difference, Sl.25 million. represents the underwnting r~ for selling the notes to the public. B••" 'l'la~I D~afl• Pia~ LOS ANGELES (AP) -Some 300. Bril~sh .Airways passengers spent a night in hotels when tbeU' jetlin.er s takeoff was delayed almosl 18 hours by a bomb scare. authonties said to- day ·Police dogs s earched the 747 and all Its luggage after an anonymous caller said Sunday that tbe jumbo jet "would not leave the ground" be<:ause of a bom~ aboard. But oo bomb was found , said Leigh Hauyama. supennteodent of operations at Los An~eles International Ajrport. NPt"Clda 'l'nt11 IJ•d~gro1Gtd ~~ LAS VEGAS <AP > -A nuclear device with a yield of less than 20,000 tons or high explooives was exploded deep beneath the Nevada Test Site today. The Department or Energy said the weapons-effect test was conducted J ,050 feet beneath Yucca Flat. about 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas Bergeson's Coast Park Bill 'Safe?' Assem b ly wo man Marian Ber Ji?eso n expe cts little Jeg1s lat1\•e opposition to a plan allowing residents to temfl:<>'an- 1 v rem ain in their homes m the area of a new SU.le coasta l park between Newport Beach and Laguna &ach T he two houses of the su te Legislature are to vote on the plan during budget he arings late r this wttk. according to Gloria Seelye, an aide to the as· sem blywoman. El Morro residents will be al· lowed to stay 1n their homes un- til their 20·year leases expire and Crystal Cove residents can s tay in their homes for two years wh.lle planning is conduct· ed on the s tate park. under the terms of the plan The plan allowing residents to sta y in their homes was ap- proved by a le gislative con- rere nce committee o ver the weekend Ford Rape Carter SAN FRANCJSCO <AP) - Former President Gerald Ford ha s d e noun ce d Pres ident Carter's economic strategy as a return to the 1932 depression, and called his balanced budget plan a "charade and a fraud." He also accused Carter of encouraging unemployment and inflation and allowing 35-year-okl military aircraft lo fly DAILY PILOT --·------··~ ----a.-·-.... --·- Telsothc111e (71t)to-021 Clll 1 .... AdYenl ..... ..,...,. " Fro• Page . .i J AIRPORT • • piecemeal growth and expansion of the airport." Atlomey Coffin said continual ai rport expansion has gon e un c he cked and that county officials have failed to comply w I l h th e C a I I f o r n 1 a· Environmental Quality Act. A master plan of the aJrport, including a full-scale la nd and noise s tud y, an d an l'nv1ronmental impact report are currently being prepared and are expected to come up for p ubli c hea rin g l a t e this summer. -.J n other legal maneuvering.s, the city council announced that the city will be filing legal action in the United States Court of Ap· peals 1n Washington D .C. a gainst the Cavil Aeronautics Board. This petition for su y, said Cof- fin . alleges that the CAB fai.led to prepare environmental 1m- pa c t sutemeots before award· ing routes to fly out of Orange County lo Frontier Airlines. Western Airlines and PSA. Although the three a i rlines have been granted routes as part of the CAB's automat1c market entry system, the county has not given them permission to fly the routes. Finally, tbe council announced that it had decided to immerse the city in another legal battle, this one against the Federal A viatioo Administration in re· gard to noise and access issues at the airport. Last February, the FAA or· dered the county lo open up John Wayne Airport to all qualified air carriers. CUrnmUy. only Alr California and Hudiea Ali-west fiy out of tbe airport. Coffin laid the city filed a peti- tion Monday lo be named u an amlcua curiae (a friend of the court) on an ei:istlng lawsuit against the FAA filed by Air Callforina. Tb1s move, Colfln explained, keeps the city from becoming part of the suit but allows it to advile the court OD ita poalUoo OD alrport expaml~. • Newport Beacb'I 1e1aJ ID· votvemaJtl, wblcb now stret.cb from Ona&e County back to tbe aat.loa'• capital, will M f\mded from a '2:50.000 war cbelt the eouocD Mt up 1-t year. . . SAN SALVADOR, El Salv9dor (AP) -Public tranaport.aUon abut down and moet Salvadorans 1tayed off the 1treet1 of tbe capital tbil momlnl u an utl· sovernment 1enera1 strike be1an. It followed an unUIUallf bloody day In the pollllcal warfan tb8t bu wraded tblt Central AJDertcu oattoe tor monU.. Suspect Cr a .shes, Seized 8)' unrua a. VINSEL oe -CMlll• ..... MM! A bandit IUIPfft believed to be th~ same ooe wbo robbed anothef' Cotu Meaa Uquor •tore Sunday nlght lay near dealb today afler c raablna bl• •poedlo1 motorcycle Monday nl1bt while punued by Police oo the Jround and ln the alr. Tho swipe.ct -he reporUdly has a red-oranae streak bleached or dyed d own the middle o( his head -was listed m ''ery cnllcal rood.1Uon today uc UC Irvine Medical Center . Investigators s aid he suffered major h ead injuries when thro wn from has llghtwetcht motorcycle when it crashed into a r urb during the chase Has tumbling body came lo rt>st ln ~ Dally Pilot's plant parking lot at 330 W. Bay St . Costa Me&a, poll~ said. Investigators Identified the man as Hwifarian·born Frank Petho, 31. o 4SO Victoria St .• Apt. s. Co6ta Mesa. Oe tt>ctlve Ll Jack Calnon stressed that his 1dentificatioo is onlv tentallve and could be an a has Pt>tho hud allegedly just held up lhlgren Square Liquors al 9 50 p m . when the pursuit was initiated. police said. A s tocky, lone bandit w1eldlng a 16-gauge shotgun and wearing a similar buarre dyed streak in his hair robbed the EZ Inn Liquor Store, 145 E 19th St . about 24 hours earlier. The c lerk at the Hllgren Square bottle shop, 250 E . 17th St .. telephoned police s eronds a fter the gunman fled with an und1scl06ed s um of money. li e too used a sawed·off shotgun. "Our hellropter was nght over the scene." Lt. Calnoo s aid today. "He packed h1m up going out of the parking lot with his headlight out " He ~aid the helicopter pilot and obser ver. o fficers Jim Wagne r a nd Da ve Ketchum r a dioed the fleeing motorcycle's direction of travel throughout the chase throug h d owntown l>t rcets. 'High' Bid Areepiedon Isl.and Park The s tate of the economy prompted Newport Beach cit y Councll members Monday to ac· cept a bad for ronstructJon of a Ba lboa Is land par k t hat came rn :l 1 percent too h.lgh. The council, on a 4.2 vote. a warded the contract for the Agate Avenue park lo Secco \...Ulll>lrUCU OO 01 ttunttngton Beach for $159,000. Council members Paul Hum· me l and Evelyn Hart dissented. At first. though, the council hesluted, cat.mg an architect's estimate that the project, which inc ludes knocking down ·a former church structure, should cost about $124,000. C ity officials recommended tha t the council reject the low bid and re-advertise for new bads. "The trouble is that if we put this off," said Counctlman Phil Maurer. a Balboa Island resi- dent, "the cost. due to inflatioo, will probably be up to the level of this bid anyway." Con.struct.aoo of the facility, to include a basketball area and a new 1.600-square-foot structure, 1s upe<:ted to begm this sum- mer. Mr. Hamilton Of Newport Dead at 89 Pri vat.e aervices are planned for A.od.rew Aleunder Hamilton, a former adve:rtialns man and 33-year reaident of Newport Beach. who died al bl.a bome Sun- day at the aaeof•. Mr. Hamiltoa worked for tbe Newport Harbor News-Preu, the Eoalgn and the Daily Pilot and served oo t.be Newport Bead> Paru. Beecbel ud ~ CommtMkJafromlMtollll. He wu a dw1es' member of Amlp Vlep, a Barbol' Anra men'• elub, aad aa.o wu a memberottbeSuUAuCoua&r7 Club. TbeColumbua, ltaD., ~St. waa an aicuv. memw ... JamH =pal Claurcb ha NewpOrt , Ml'vlal • tbe Vetll')' U bo&b Junior aDd Malor ••rdea. Survhon t.achade bu wlf•. Frances, of Newport Beacbi a dau1ht.er, Mn. Oeot•• H. eomn of Newport Beach: a IOD, .....,. Jlf. HamiltonotCambria; • .._.. Jlf n . llenlU l>\abMb of llanball. Tu. andfourll'aodcbilclne· .. ~ ... ., ..... to tile A.A. Jla•1,._ M.-tal Pu.Gd at 8t. .Jamee &,..._,.. Cb~ o.lly -..__.., ,_ "'*- WITNESS KL.AASEN POINTS TO SPOT WHERE H£ SAJO HE SAW VICTIM Judge, Jury and Anomep In Murder Trtal Hear Open Air Te.Umony at Dana Harbot timism Dimmed Hostages to Face Espionage Trials? By The As&Mla~ Pre88 Iran's fore1~n m1n1ster said the U S hostage crisis may be resolved m about a month, and the Suite Depa rtment granted a n exempltoo to Barbara Timm to see her captive son a~1un But any opturusm about a quick re lea se for the Americans y.•as dampened by a rad1('al Jslanuc party wh.lr h urged Pa rliament to have the hostages tned as ::.pies "Imam ~homt!anJ and the Ira nia n na tion bl'l1eve that the bostag~ are sp1 e!> and must tx- tned." the Struggling Moslems· Movement, which \s close to the Americans' captors, said in its pa rty ne w s paper O mm at . "Those deputies who do not a..'ik for trying Lhe hosta geb are an fact compromisers who resu.t t he demands of Jma m Kho meini ·· P resident Abolhassan Bani Sadr met WJth Khome ini today and s aid afterward th~y dis- cussed developments an Iran. tn· eluding economic and secunty matters. the official P ars ne,.-s agency reported Me anwtule, Pars re ported the execution of lS insurgents in northwest Iran. It said they were found guilty of killing the gove rnor.general of Khoy, a t o wn an Iran 's no rt hw est Ate rbajjan province, and sax revolutionary guards including the town's guard comma nder. Tehran radJo N!ported the ex· ecut1on of rour pe~ns Monday night at E .. •in Pnson an Tehran ,,n s u c h charges as m1 s ap· proprtatmg public runds. form mg a cnminal gang , taking part 1n killings at a school and ~ellmg ~iris to a brothel. In an interview Monday wtth French tel e v1 s1o n , Ira nian For e i g n M1n1 s t e r S adeg h Ghotbutdeh said the hosu~e 1s· !.Ue would be Ulken up by the I r a n1an Parliame nt after 1t 1·hooses a pn me minister Tlw ho!.ta~t· c-ns1s · rould bt> ~ettled in four vr f1H· v.et:lt!>, he Sdld I((' dechned to answer ques taons oo condttJoos Iran rrught et fo r r e l e a se o f t h e SJ .\menC'ans. in their 234th day in <'.illll\lly today · W(''ll see, · hl' ~u1d Co11ncil Action In actton Monday night, lh1t :'\ev.port Reach Caty Coun c1 I · -GAVE the police department authonty to cl05e Seashore Dn ve In West Newport between the hours of 6 p m and 3 a m . on July 3. •and 5 -INCREASED the summer wttkday parking fee at the Big Corona and Balboa Pier lots from $1.SO to S2 -SELECTED the Secro Construction Co. of Hunt angton l:k!ach to develop the Agate Avenue park on Balboa Island -SAID de velopers now wtll be required to wait UiO days for a pubhc hearing after f1hn~ a pro~ general pla n amendment The prev1ous w&Jtmg penod was 4S da)S. _.._. ... ._.,,,.. ... -- f'ro• P~ .4 I TRIAL ... Mc Bride had turned down de· fe nse requests for a mistrial last week based on the incident tn the hallway With Monday's tour of the south county. the prosecution ended its case against Smith and Gales was to open has de fense to- day. G 1 les conte nds the two henchmen known as J ack and Ray 1nt1m1dated Smith into partic1pat.ang an the k1dnappmg of Miss Bealer. whose body has never been found. The two me n worked ror business competitors of the woman's brother. a con- struction company owner , the attom toy claimed rr con"1ctL•d of murder and k1dnapp1ni;: \.\It h speci a l c1n•um~tJn1·1·:-.. Smith could be senll'nted t o death an the gas chambt-r Gas Ration Plan Pmhed W ASllJ NG TON 1 A I') -With lh•· natron · 50 n c1kt'd. :-.o vulnera ble" to a cuto rf or foreign 011. a standby gasolme ra t1orung plan must be prepared without further delay, the of. f1r1al who would dir«t the gov- lr11ml•nt 1JrtJ~rc1m scty5 llazt'l R Holhn.'>, head of the t:nt-rgy l>t>partment Economic He ~ulator:. Adm1mstration. told a !louse '-U bcumm1ttee Monday thi• nation <'an't afford the tux· un of holdan~ up the standby µIJ11 • v.bil1· we Pv<1lua t e .iltl'rnat1vP mt:asun·s or seek to achll'Vt' perfecu on " ("l)nJ!n.>ss h<1s until July 30 to rt• Jl'Cl th1• admm1strat1on 's plan. 1f neither tht~ House nor the Senatt' acts by then, approval i.s pres uml-d. Last Chance Asked I.OS ANG ELES (AP) - Despite contJnued ··subs tantial d1spurit1es" an spending among California school dis tricts. a l a w yer fi le d a p e tition in Supenor Court Monday asking that the state be given "one finaJ opporturuty" to equalize the dif- ference in accordance with a 1976 court orde r. • Hous lng Costs . Trigger Price Surge. LOS ANGE~ (AP> -The ~umer price indH for IM ~·* and Oran11 count.I ..... 1.t pef'ceOt dwiq .. ., - .. t moet ol the riae wu lD laou1lnf coata, accordln1 to n1un1 releued today by the U.S. Bureau ol Labor St.atiallca WiU.. the 3.1 pert'ftlt blk In ....... c.tl, lbe OYetall rile woulcf ha•e been only 0.4 run• t.be k>9elt Ne ln at• tam1 ucludlna aheller &inc• ( __ L_o_gbo_o_k_) October, 1171, t•• ll•uru lndJC!IS.. Tbe IM1ee lGdn la eoaatruNd la t.enm ol ltfT llric., which equal 100. n.. Cl>l atudl at i.t.l . The lndu ll up 11. l perctD.t from ... )'. lfll. L11t mo•ll•'• boual191 lncruM, wbicll ,..,,__\I • M.I iMHllt rile fl'om a )'ear •10. c:ou.ld r.n.ct 1-. _..... btib ln&enlt ra&el. TM drop tn Horrors; The y're At It Again ••• By ARTHUR a . VINSEL Ot_o.llY,..... ..... Once w a great long wh.lle, a newspaperman will return from lwich, pick up the lint editJoo to hJl the street and rediscover that old truism that there is oothine new under the aun. Take Monday's paper. WE LEARN THAT while Huntington Beach is closing Coast Highway to overn1ght parkina and the state is closing the beach m The Bluffs area in a joint effort to protect us from gang warfare, Fountain Valley i.s also passlng laws. Fountain Valley is enacting an ordinance to protect us from belly dancers. Somehow this s udden concern with navels. bare midriffs and public morality has an old and tired ring to it. One is reminded of Cos.ta Mesa's historic wars over exposure of the natal viNHL cleft, whatever that was. YOV HAD TO BE 21 or over to get into a place where you could see it, but no one over or under 21 could ever define it, not even with a legal dictionary. There was no such Uung. Costa Mesa lawmakers had, quite literally, outlawed something you couldn't point a finger at accusingly. But belly dancers, ah, now there's something you can really get your teeth into, so to speak. "Fountain Valley 1s kind of funny about these things," opined Mowiir Mardini, oper ator of the Guy Fawkes Restaurant. where this newest legal can of worms has begun wiggling. J UST WHAT dancers out of the Arabian Nights are doing on display an a cafe named after one of the conspirators to blow up the British Houses of Parliament in 1605 1s anybody's guess, but, after all, this IS Orange County. Mardini seems s omewhat offended that the city considers such folk dancing to be slightly or possibly salacious. I'd be a bit put out too If the city suggested the Scottish sword dance or the Highland Fling appeal to prurience. One is reminded or and comforted by the fact, however, that Fountain Valley city officials have done considerable homework on these matters over the years. JUST THE OTHER day I ran across a clipping from 1965 in which a fellow journalist, George Beecroft, and I teamed up to cover what apparenUy was tbeo Orange County's first simulated bottomless fashion show at the Raven Room at Midway City "Clad in what amounted to a two-piece bathing suit - pink on the bottom -the inventor bad included sexy netting up to the waist, creating an illusion of nudity," the story said. .. Ever a lert, Alcoholic Beverage Control Board officers stepped in and altered the basic design to include a string of posies down the backside and a big plastic daisy at the front. .. THE Sl'ORY WENT on to relate that Fountain Valley ~((ic1als, ever-vigilant, showed up in city cars that Friday noon to see what mi~ht sneak south across the city limits next and threaten townsfolk. Safety Work Done; Onofre Unit ReaJy containment area now will be triggered whe n presa urP readings are either too high or too low, said Hans Oddoson, manager of nuclear operations for Southern Callfomia Ediaoo. rat11 would probably not be ....tlecled for about tb.-.e moatbl beeauH of data proce11inc delaya. BtaldenUal nD\I rOH O.t NATIONWIDe ICONOMV IMOWI &OWDO~ peTaat ID May, but tM cOIC ol home ownerablp 1bot up a 1tart11na ~percent. That'• a 31.1 $277,500 Awarded In Crash CHICAGO <AP> -A federal jury baa awarded tbe widow and dauchter of a victlm of tbe nation's worst aviation disaster $277 ,500, the first award stemming from the 1979 DC-10 jet crash that killed 273. The amount was less than a third or the $916,659 sought by Jewel Valladares, 29, and ber daughter, Michelle, 5. The award Monday rollowed a little more than an hour's deliberations after a three-day trial. The case against the airline and the DC·lO's manufacturer. McDonnell Douglas Corp • was being watched as a potential barometer of awards that might be expected in s uits that followed the May 25, 1979 crash n ear O'Hare International Airport. The jet plunged to earth after its left wing engine fell orr during takeoff. Attorneys for the defendants and plaintiffs could not be reached for comment o n whether an appeal was planned. The defendants did not dispute liability in the case, but did contest the amount sought in the death of Craig Valladares. of Arlington Heights, a Chicago suburb. Attorneys for Valladares' widow and daughter asked $916,659, an amount they said was baaed on Valladares' lake home pay ol $17,731 annually -of which they estimated he spent about $10,000 on his wife and daughter. The figure was multiplied to allow for inflation and a life expectan cy of 70 years. The defense argued Valladares had spent more money on himself than the sum claimed by tbe defense. and introduced evidence that the victim's marriage had been unstable. Defense attorneys said Valladares spent $6,617 annually on his family. tn a s tatement Mr s Valladares' attorney called "idle gossip and speculation." McDonnell Doug las lawyer Norman J . Barry said the couple had been separated for about a year before the crash. J ames C. Kellogg, a lawyer for Mrs. Valladares and her daughter, s aid that s hortly be fore boarding the plane Valladares telephoned his wife to see how she was. "In the eyes of the law, this marriage was as good as any in Cook County," Kellogg said. SAN ONOFRE <AP) -A umt of the San Onofre nuc lear generating station closed since April will go back into service next month after $25 million worth of improv e ments, Southern California Edison Co said. Unit One of the station south of San Clemente will be equipped with a new warning s ignal to lnitiat.e emergency cooUng, the utility said Monday. I\ was abut down April 9 for refueling, maintenance and improvements spurred by the Three Mile Is land nuclear accide 11t last year 1n Pennsylva ni a . Unit One's emergency cooling system in the County Employees' Low Morale Cited Got to Give Them Credit BE111ALTO, Ill. (AP) -Wben Bonnie Dallas 1aw 24 plain envelopes ln ber mailbox, she was sure sbe had won a 1weepstakes coot.est. But after she opened the fourth envelope s he reaUsed 1he and he r ._Mad. LarrJ, were the vlcthu of a computer error. 1D each envelope was a Viaa a-edit ca.N. BJ the tad ot a week, U.., Ud neelved t'1 Vila e a r d 1, l11t .. d b1 th• Ceameree Banis or Kaa1u Cit.Y In Dallas' ..... By DELORES BROOKS l&WIN Of .. OMtJ Net IUlf County coveroment's management style bas led to em ployee unreal and low morale, the Orange County Grand Jury charfed MOftday. A survey o 815 county workers lo four de partments demonstrated lbal mo1t employees feel top mana1ement "bH llUle or no concern" for lower level workers, tbe crand jury report aald. The grand Jurors' flndln11 were ba1ed OD a 1urvey conducted by Robert I. Newcomb. a 1tat.laticlan at UC Irvine. Employee answers t Q a SO-que1Uon survey were run tbrouab a t1CJ computer for ualyala. The cbiet eoatrtbutor to the worken' plUQliq Ulorale la the "super a1ency" mana1ement 1tructun Mt up 1D four ~ county department.. tb• Jury Hid. Tbe Onaae County Boud of Su.,,.,.,.... lboald tak• uaoclaw loOk at U....,.. .,.cy ccmc:ept ln view ol. tbe .onia prolMm aod mon qulcldJ to neolw It. jurors said. The survey g roup Included employe es from top managem ent , middl e management and staff members in the county's Environmental Management Agency, General Ser vices Agency, Human Services Afeocy and Probatloo Department. Most discon te nt e d , accordlng to the grand jury survey were middle managers. And tbe source of bitterest complaint wa1 top management'• decision mating. ••Decl1lona a ppear to be arrived at lo secrecy by top m,nagement and handed down 1D an autocratic manner," the Jury repcwt aaJd. Worhrl crlUclled manaien for, amonc other tbln11, ts:nortnc poor Job performance and falllnl to reward Cood Job performance, deatroytn1 lD.dlvldual identity and choosinc favo rlt.el. Tb• 1uper aftnCJ concept, touted by co.aoty o1ncw. few tta efflc1eDCJ and COil HVlDfli co m b ine• ••••r•l 1mal departoMata under an umbrella maa•t•IM!ll IU'Veta.N. percent lnc,..ue trom a year •co. The one s harp increa1e besidel boulln1, a aurpri.M to few couumera, •H uUUUes, includina 1u. telephone and electrlctLy rates. 'Ibey roee 3.9 percent In May, a total of 20.1 percent from lut year. In contrut. the overall COil of l{rocerles declined 0.4 petteal became ol a drop ol 3.2 perum lo the price ol meat, poultry, flab and ..... t>alry. cereal and bakery products went up 0.2 percent and frulll and ve1etablel roa. 1 percent, wbile increuea ot 0.5 peteeat wen noted ln the overall pri~ ol otber food• and beveraaea, includln1 cola drink•, lmt&nt corree, IOUPf and •w~. For thaM w'bo like to Ht out, tbe check lncrea1ed by 2 perceut, the bigaest ooe-moatb «•In since J aDWU')' im. Siesta Time in LClflllllCI · Trauportatloo coats, wblch bave pe up 19. l percent .me. a year aio. weot up only O.J percent to llay due t o 1tabillzation ol euoUne prl~ and auto ftnanciq ch.arc•. Clotbina and apparel upkeep pricea declined 0.5 percent ln May but .U.U abow a 10. l perceut tnereaee over a year a10. The drop wa1 J.7 percent in women'• and 1lrla' apparel. Footwear went up 4.8 percent. 0••11 ~I ... _.., RK lw•<I ·- .Jon Hanson takes a short nap after breakfast on a bench in Laguna Beach's Main Beach Park berore continuing on a bicycle tnp to San Diego from Los Angeles with some fnends . Thailand Battle Mounts Vietnamese Invaders Scatter Refugees BANGKOK. Thailand <AP) - Two Thal military aircraft were downed by ant1·a1rcrafl fire today as Thai and Vietnamese forces kept up a cross·border artillery duel a nd t ens of thousands o f Cambodian refugees tried to find a safe h ave n inside Thailand . a<"cording to eyewitn ess accoun~ Senior Thai military sources co nfirm e d th at a li ght r econnaissance plane was c rippled by Vietnamese anl1 -a1rcrart fir e and crash·laod~. The p1lol and co-pilot were seriously injured in the engagement, part of tM sharpest dash between Thailand and Vietnam in 18 months. the sources sa.Jd . Wedding Brawl Melee Spoils Reception BERWYN. Ill. <APl -The honeymoon of Michael and Kyn DiMaggio 1s under way -after the bride baJled her husband ou1 o r jail following a wedding reception brawl that involved some 200, police said. The reception at the local Elks Club hall resulted in the arrest or 12. includmg Di Maggio. and hospital treatment for 12 ~uffering a variety O( IOJunCS Witnesses s aid the meler began after an usher becamt• enraged at the sight or his w1k dancing Wtth the bridegroom s 15 year.old brother. The bnde'c; mother, Barbara Dak1s. said the usher "Just went insane" and hit the youth, touching off the Ci~ht. Why so much fuss about a spring o< summer wardrobe? Why a special sl"oopping trip to buy a new oulf1t for a special occasion? The answer 1' related to human psycholoqy T Oday clolh1ng and acGMS<>ries do mOfe lhan mefely keep the b<>dy warm and protected They set a mood. frame an anilude. imbue confidence Fine tewetry also plays & pert in thts magic. The two m oo d ·mak1ng gemstones tor summer are coral and 1YOfY Both coral and Ivory are organic gems Th11 means they were formed from onc&-tivmg plants or animals. Ivory comes from the tusk of the elephant. the hippopotamus. the walrus and the wart hog. Coral Is formed from the skeletons of tiny Ma creatures. II grows ~ the seas are warm. bUt the mott lmportent o•rdens eittend alon9 the Mediterranean ooastllne. Ronald VolanU . <"ommander of the Berwyn police Juvenile d1v1s1on. said rune otrtcers who resPonded to a call for help were forced to seek assistance from police oC two Ctucago suburbs Pohce saJd a:. many as 200 were mvolved in a rree-swingutR melee when they arrived at the :.cene ·'They were using chairs and bottles and glasses to do an.Jury to the offi cers." said Volanta "One orr1cer's gun was taken but we were able to subdue the guy bt'fore he v.•as able to shoot at us .. Volanti s aid o r der wa c; restored after more than 35 r einforcement oHlcers arnvcd at the hall. (~ ~ &EMWIIE Mary BatT. Oett1ritd Oemok>Qist T hai villagers reported a helicopter also was shot down in the same area -between the frontier village of Non Mark Moon and tbe border \•1llage of Nong Chan. The two aircraft were shot down in the space of about 10 minutes, the residents said. F oreign Minis ter Siddh1 Savit.stla said be would call for a U .N . S«urity Council meeting to "t'oodemn Vietnam," and likened Hanoi's cross-border assaults to those of a "gangster" and a "demenle<1 person · The Vietnamese attacked across the border at six points. and a Red Cross spokesman s aid, "W e don 't h ave a n estimate of casualues but given the extent of the fi ghting and the density of the Cambodian populallon 1t mi~ht be in the hundreds ·• The Ulcur.r;ion apparentJ y was aimed at pumshin~ pro-Western Thailand for allowmg guerrillas o pp osed to the v1etn a - mese·ba c kc d government in Cambodia to operate aJong the Th8l·Cambodian border Thai nuhtary sources said 130 Thai soldiers were killed or wounded in the assault Monday and 100,000 Cambodians were '>e nt fleeing in panic from refugee cttmp!>. The Thai command put the toll much lower. delicate tract>s ot pink, or sou orange·rcd 1ones Brunettes usually prefer deep red (0Kbtood) o< black examples. Shapes and colors blend togelher to give a summery look to an out11t. Coral may be , strung logether branch-like tor a casual necklace to add tnteresr 10 lhe area bared by a sundress It may be carved into beads 10 drape over a gauzy peasant blouse. The vanllla color popylar with designers this year p4"0Yides a stunning background for the salmon shades of coral. And what sttows off a , hard-earned tan bettor than wnlte on bronze akin. In bangles. rings, beads or a 1 boldly designed pendant We ' have a w ide variety o f Interest!~ ivocy pleon from which you may cnooae. f ine tewetry can really add a bo01t to a wardrobe If Ml~led with care. Ivory• appears In one very characterlttlC warm white color while cor1ll grows In • ra"Qe lrom wn1te to red end 9Y9f\ black. The most character· ittlcllly eunwner ahadet of cor· .. ... white, light pint! (C.lled /ttt'qlA Skin) and the tight. warm llllmDn OC)tOf. CHARLES H. BARR We at CharleS Barr Jewele<s can glYe you tips on the colors and shap es tha t w ill compll"*'t your comple1C1on and your fMtUf'9S. but as In any choice of jewelry, your own taste thould be your final guide. Our g emologtcel knowledge la your ln1urana. that your cholcf also wlll be tine quality, 1n ctlOOI*~ core!. b40ndff tend towsd pint!, white with ' DAI VPI OT WOALO I NATION ~: ..... t~·.1, ~······- lnDation Slowdown Continues ~ ' ! • t .. "" ' ' . • • " ... ' . , , ; • ' • . . , ' ' ' Getting Relevant? M1llllD IYNHO .. DSn. -Our coaat.U.H 11 curf"e'Dt11 embroOed le a ~ bllotm u lnekvut Week ft wu lnvated by cme Paul Salata. tamed ...wer coolrad.Gr, Newport t'M1nbs IDQl\&I ud ..Ume football pla,er. u-.. Salata'• IMb ~. UM ktta wu eacb year to brtN to OW beet ol ala poalbae COUtl the ~ footMll pl.,_r -'o WM drafted dMd·lUt in the M\edionl t., lM proteubaal a..,_., bowD Uthe NFL. Last meau number W In tbe aeleeUom. 1'b1a bNcimea lrnlevant because nobody MMct.ed lut ever mak• one or the pro outnta. 80 MLATA'8 bra.inebild wu that eaeb 1ear, b1a commlttee of mlafita would bftac UUa dead·lut eol&eatate youn,..... out to OW' eoutUDe and wtne blm and cine blJn for a fU11 week for no loA&.AfA f'eUC)ll at all. ThiJ celebraUoa allo Ci"' all the eoaatal locala a chance for unwindlll1 wttb blJlDU ol tbeir own. Like, for eumple, boktina tbt Hacken Hall of Shame aolf clualc for sportawriten, bcmoriDC tbe lousiest Colfer in the bunch. There an press coofenlfteel. banqueta, movies and aU kinds of ballyhoo. Meanwblle, tbe klcl ~ "booored"' almost gets last in tM shuffle. He II \&I y rendered inaudible; dazed by all the cruiMU IOAAI oa around hJm. This makes Irrelevant Week realfy irrelevant. TIDS YEA&, ROWEVEL tbe whole thins appears to have falleo apart for Salata aod bi.a 11111. First, the committee couldn't 1et tbe de•d·lut number 333 In the football draft, one Tyrone McGriff from Florida A&M . McGriff ignored tbe National l"ootball Leape and hustled off to the gridiron wars in canada.-.. .. • Salata and his bunch had to settle " for Number 332. This is a young man named Kevin Scanlon, most recenUy quarterback for the University of Arkansas. He was drafted by the Rams of Oran~c County, which kind of makes him a hometown boy TO f1.JRTHER deflate irrelevancy. young Scanlon has real credentials. His team was ranked sixth in the nation last !>e ason. He was selected offensive KMtLA* player or the year for the Southwest Ccnference . Now everybody points out that no player yet selected so low in the draft ever makes a pro team. None or the other Irrelevant honorees ner have. And besides. t.be Rams already have four quarterbacks . But Scanlon's s tatistics are impressive and have already caused Irrelevant Week committee members to mumble among themselves and suffer sweaty palms. B~DES THAT, Scanlon ls hand.some and articulatt!. He's worked as a TV SPortS commentator and as administrative aide to the governor of Arkansas. He handled everything t.My pitched b1m in a press conference at the Balboa Bay Club only yesterday. To top that off. he has a beautiful wife. ln the end, Uus kid could be real trouble for Irrelevant Weck. fie might end up m aking the whole thing mean !".Om ething. Mugger Wins Death Battle • NEW YORK <AP> -A : 28-year-old Greek immigrant. in well-kept maroon or red sedan. with a white landau roof, two large white slripes on the trunk. and beads and flowers hanging from the rear-view mirror. a tug of war over a gold chain -, with a mugger. was dragged :: more than 100 feet alongside bis ; car to her death out.side her ~ Queens hom e. according to : police Pohce today were searching ror two men in a late model. The vi ctim wa s Do r& Papapana.rlotou, who with her husband, who is a butcher. came to New York nine years ago from the island of Cyprus WA HINOTON <AP> -Con1umtr prtc .. rote o.t perC911& ln 11•1· UM Mme u ln April and far IH• than th• rampanl pu~e Mt durt.1 the ""'' t.tv. moou.. ol 1•. t.be 1ovtmmenl ••kl toda.y. High,. rise Fire Traps Workers NEW YORK CAP > -lt wu the kind of blue bl1·city flrtfi&blers have learned to dread -Oames spurtlnc from a 42 ·story Park Avenue skysc raper , a bout 125 Ii reflgbtera felled by toxk smoke and beat and an unknown numbet' ol people trapped 1Mide the cocicrete and clua tower. Fire marshals retumed to the 20lb floor of the buildina th1a morninC. seekinl the caUM of the fire In the Westvaco Building , opposite tbe fashionable Waldorf·Aatorla Hotel In midtown Manhatta.o. The blaze raged out of control for three hours Monday night as shard5 of glass fell onto the streets below. Streams of water gusbed from the executive offices of the Bank of Amerl('a. where the bl aze a pparently began. Firefighters were able to contain the fire to that floor, bul acrid smoke mixed wtlh nox.lous fumes from plastic furniture rose as high as the 4-0th noor. PARTS OF the buHdiog were heavily damaged in the fi~. which went to fi ve alarms and was battled by some 250 firefighters. The structure. workpl ace for tho usands o f people. was dosed today Officials srud it was expected to reopen Wednesdav. The smoke was so thick that two f&remeo lost their way in the glass tower for 45 minutes and 15 people trapped on the 32nd floor stuffed absor bent items beneath a door to keep from inhaling the toxic fumes. F'i re marshals said the caus(' " as undetermined and tbe fi~ did not appear suspicious. The building did not have a sprinkler system. and o n e wa s not required NO FATALITI ES were reported but officials said four fl reflghle rs s uffered heart attacks and up to 75 people were taken to area hospitals. Firefighters were ron:ed to break windows to keep t.be f"lre from consuming oxygen oo the floors above. On the str eet below. thous ands c rowded police barricades to watch. "'Th e ~moke i s JU S t indescribable and t he heal is like an oven." firefighter John Pistelli said before the blue was doused as be stood al the makeshift e mergency ward set up in the building's lushly apPointed lobby. "The smoke is so thick you can lean on it ." For workers in the building. the problem was finding out about the fare and then finding a way to gel out Rains Splatter South ' .. Storm, A/,ert Posted in Northern Plains • • C'ocut .. 1t'ftlfltn- r.tr~•Y c_, .. ....,._ 1s. ->0 ,,,,_ 1,.91112. -H W•t ... ~. Ehewllffw. ttoht va<t• .... ••n<t> w lll\ -lo I-tool wind w•~ .....t IWO lo WW toot _,_,. 10 we\I >welt> Out., w•I•"· nor11\weu wl roch IS to tt ""°" -four 10 ~ • tOOI <.,,...,,., .n. LI~ flithl -H f1y ~low ( ..... _...,. . . .. , IJ.S. s-ar••••.,, Hell ........, NotUI ~ .... ti•~" ..... 1~ •• , ··~·" '" M IUIH ... _.,. M ~ -• IO<'e<.e\ffOr-OftM ....... _ • 5oo\IU. 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From IHUU'Y lhrou1b llereh, lhat rate n.c:ieeded 11 percent. Some eeonomltta pred.lct that the annual inflation rat. could fall tot perceot or tea by the end of IM year, 11 lnterest rates continue to fall and the recession conll.Dues. Labor ~l reported \bit Americana' take-bome pay In May fell O..t percat. ln tbe ~ year, e1rofo11 adJu1&H for lnflation bave dropptd 1 7 percent. In a companion report. tbe The moderattna lanatlo.n trend in May WH led by 1uo&e. wb1cb deeUned tD Jlfice APW ......... by 0.1 perceo:u~~ lncreued a t 0 lWO·t.eotbl of a I• DC)6at less than tbe moatb betore. These fl1ures are .. uonally adjusted. The drop in guoline prices was the flnlt since Auaust 19T7, the department said. Only housing costs jumped s harply -1.5 percent -as recent drops ln mortgage rat.ea have yet lo s how up in the Cons ume r P r ice Index, the department reported. Hou.ting e xpenses accounted for three.quarters of May's increase in the Comumer Price lodex. it said . THE REPORT also showed: -Substantial declines 1n the price of beef. pork, and eggs, which offset increases for fruits, vegeta bles, dairy products. cer eal, bakery products and s ugar. Reslaurant meals and alcoholic beverages rose O.S p e r cent and o. 7 perce nt. respectively. in May. -Home financing costs shot up 3 pe~nt, while the priee of homes rose 1.3 perce n t. Although government·backed FHA and VA mortga1e rat.es dropped s ub s tantially. conventional rates c:onUoued to r ise. -Natural gas and electricity charges mcreased 4.8 percent a nd 2.5 percent. resptttively. while oil prices were down 0.1 per cent. J a.mes Cagney. 80. who retired from films m 1961 and sh~ed away from the public eye. stands with painting he did at his Stanfordville, N.Y .. farm . Cagney. who played mostly tough.guy roles m the movies. said during a nationwide television inter view Monday he will return to film.making on the advice of his doctor who has told him to keep busy. He will appear in "Ragtime" -RENTS ROSE 1 percent. -Despite n?bat.e programs to :.l1mulate a n ailing auto indu~t.ry. new car~ were up 1 percent. Automobile financmg cha rges also continued to increase subst.intaally. up 4.3 percent. New Reds' Suh Powerful WASlUNGTON f AP> -The Soviet Unton ts building a bl~ M>w type of submanne that might be able to launch saturation cruise m1ss1le attack-. on U S. Na\'Y carriers and o ther warships, Pentagon sources say Adm. Thom Hayward. c hief of naval operations, said recently Amencan intelligentt has spotted the new type or submarine mounting between 12 and 20 cruise missile launchers. probably for anti-ship attack. "It's a lot bigger than any nuclear attack (.Al I LINDA BUI ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO SS00,000 Newpo~~;!7.!..u:!5,!'c. (7l417tlJ-UJt/J - --------··---------Sennng Fnsh Seafood Broiled OVer Meaquite Wood Charcoal BNTEllTAINM&NT 6 DANaNG NIORTl,Y r....-.''CALUSA'' -. - MoConnlctl .... fled .. COSTA MeSA 541-tllO ' , submarine they've built so far." Hayward said . The Navy·s top admiral provided no other details But one Pentagon source said there is considerable roocern that the new submarine may be the lead ship in a class that could "aim a lot or missiles against our carriers " Although the Russians have had submannes armed with anti-ship crwse missiles since the ear ly 1960s. a Navy specialist said , "The Soviets have had nothing like this berore." TIRED OF WAmNG INA DOCTORS' HOUSE CAU Sl!RVICE COIES TO YOU 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK-FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE. Pain f~ and tftnt",, cAn NOTIW ADDED flare up anytime ol tN• day TO YOUR -.Lo or ntQht leEMng y0u w1111 J Most people are conc:emed · OfOOlem 11 11 s the maOdle ot with the COSI of this new ser· 1he night or the wer·kl'nd viee The cOSl ol a \1Slt to yoor Wheto can you llnd .J oocror hOme,., comparable to the and when can ycu ~·him? IOCal onvsoans 1n ~ ~ Tue answe< ,., Doctors· munity and mucn less man HouSe Call Service tr s a nf'W the IOcat hOSOftal There is no moo.re modtCal scrvice mar rnarge for mileage.~ bnngs a licensed M 0 nghl 1ng or sending the mobi'9 Ufkf 10 your do<X'Step to IH~t ITS COVUWWW routine and non emergency BY INSURANCS. cases P>Aos1 health insurance plans uva WORRY. SAVE Wtll cover a map POfbOO of ,,... SAW MONRY. the COSI House cans are an Oocrot s House Call Service aceopted 1nsurdnce charge haS installed a ulllQue d•s Our otltce will oe hi:loPY to parctung system usmq radio assrst you 1n the insurance eouipped unrts ol1enng claim PfOCedure modem and UP·to-clate tech YOU CAN MQISTD n1QU0S allowing !he doctor RIGHT NOW. to t$e neoessatY laCX>ratory Oor traioed personnel are sampleis. prescnoe and os-on duty 24 nours a dsy. ~ pense ~ medication ano won 1 get 8 recorded message 9119'\ gr.<e a comoutenzed °' an answerinQ seMce. ~ electrocardtogram on ttie SPOt can answer all )'OU( QUBSlions ~save prectOUS time. and send you furtrier infof· rraf'ISC)()(tatlon inconvenience maoon. Please can now and ehminate any delay In getting the necessary medical anentO"I (714) 851-1895 - 11 CALJFORNlA Mllrtler Ca:..-- DAILY PfLOT .. Defense P/,ea Bill Stalled SACRAM£NTO CAP> Le1tSl•Uon to keep uruaed murdeN"n from u~tne the "dlm1mahed o pacity" dtren.~ Uke formt r San Franclaco Su~rvi.lor Dan White hu come lo a halt. The Auunbly Crtmlnal Ju.aUce Commlltee 1ave on1.y two \otC"t Monday to SB1SJ4 b)' ~n D.vid Roberti. D Los Anaeln. and SIU0.13 by Sen John Holmdahl. 0 Culro Valley T!Mty needed five for pasuie While. charged wtth murder in the 1978 al•)'ln&a ol Ma)'(>r 0f'Ortc Me>st'<ine and Supervtaor Harvey Milk. 1ot by with a ronvlct.ion of only voluntary man•lauchter because bis defense lncluded aUeaiaUon that depreM1100 over lo.ln1 his job prevented hlm f rom ktlbng lntenllooally or with ·•m1d1tt," • r.-qu1rf'ment for murder rr,,.r .4tla1f"d for Tht-rapff SH ERMAN OAKS l AP1 Cntlcally burned corned.Ian Richard Pryor -.as to resume hm1ted treatment today ~nd a full schedule of therapy Wednesday lifter a skin graft operation went better than expected. J doctors i.a1d ( BR'Er i...• ''They covered the r -~ ma1ority or the burned ---------areas ." sa id Ga r y Swaye , assistan t execullve dlrector of Sherman Oaks Community Hospital. Tax Cut E.rpaN#io11 Slwlred SACRAMENTO <AP> A proposal to widely J eff Eisenhowel'. who works for a Sacramento Sign fi rm. makes sure every part of the sign he services is cle~~· espe.c1ally the eyeglasses pictured on the sign of a local optician. E~senhower wipes the sign clean as a routine part of t he maintenance procedure he perfor ms for the optical firm every six monlhs. Diablo Nuclear Plant Lacks Security Plans A Golden Opportunity Let Inflation Work For You QUICK CASH 'u'>udlly 1n 7 10 10 Wor~109 Days MOOILOW MONTHLY ,AYMltcT~ l-·-...,~··a+d Oll y-~ HUWTl~TO .. HACH ,._..,,L~ 1 •400 hctfk cont ...._w.., Slllte J 19 • '2'49 71 4/146-1167. 21) 1192·11 57 OCIAHSIDI 21 10S.HkWfot1-UOU 71 4 '0 )..1104 CALL TODAY! Wt<Oll Y OWNCO S4181\l(.'IAIH OI WEST[R .. SllEPAA FIH4'NCIAt. COAP VWZVZ:.BAL FINAMO IAL N<>w 01f1cP opPn1nq '>C>On in Uoland Ava1lablf> lor up to one year lonoer lf•<tl'<; available with 1nlerest only oayr'l'ents -_,,,.,.. _ _,__ Olf1U;1!> ano atflholE''> also on Reoiands R1ver<>1dP Palm Sonngs 8 PvPrty H ills H1>me1 Pa<;aoena San Diego San Bf>rnara1no San FranCt<,c:n ----~-!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!-~-~~!!!'!!!!!!!~Ill!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~._::~ - --(coupon)·-.. ~ : FRIDAY/SATURDAY 6 1·. COUPON SPECIAL I SERVED 2:30 P.M . to 5 P.M. I AT SPIRESllRVINE-SPI RES/COSTA MESA ONLY expand the Proposition 13 property tax cut has been sidetracked for the rest or this year SAN LU IS OBISPO <AP> The I lnrou~" Ju'Y s•n 1980 011ng IM co~pon lo Sp11es/lrv1ne 19701 MacArlhur Blvd '"Sall 01190 I fwy 1 or So1ru/Cos11 Meu 31?5 H1rt>0t 81'10 1nei r Sin 01t90 Fwy ) ano e11,o-; a complete Shackelford, also here Monda~ said dinner 11 ~pec"I p11cu 0 ltr ncl 101 11~eout Coupon 9000 101 uo lo 4 oinners 11 speml prices By an S.O vote Monday, the Revenue :ind Taxation Committee senl SCA46 by Sen. Ollie Speraw. R·Long Beach. lo interim studv. mrnnmP It can'tbetaken up again until next year controversial Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant 1s physically sound. but lacks adequate e mergency and secu r ity plans. a senior Nuclear Regulatory Commission official said the utility will apply t<1 the: ~RC ~~~:~~~nh~e~~~ days" for a low level 1112 FRIED CHICKEN ....• s2.29 I Shackt•lforcl a nd Denton did not ~ov· · ·• '' M •• .t ',.., .c · •,•, The Senate-passt-d amendment to the state constitut1on would eliminate the Propos1t1on 13 requirement that residential and commercial p r o p e r ty be reassessed when 1t changes ownership NRC reactor regulation director Harold R Denton said Monday that the $1.7 b1lhon plant still must s ubmit e m e rgency plans acceptable to county and stette offlc1als and an a pproved anti·sabota~e plan m;~~~;:~a~tarr plannt:d to "sue a I 9 1 011 R-'. 0. C-HETTES s2 69 I report this week recommending Of BEEF • . • • lll·ens ing of tht' plant for lo"' ·power I 0, • • ,. ,., ,., ... , .. 1~j1J testing. but Oc:nton s aid the report · 1 .i•, Hot Gelatin •Spoilt-d• .tlea1 would be delayed at leas t tv.o week:I - - -(coupo n) • - -peodtnJ? re\'IPW or a St<Jll' '>tUd,y d - SAN DIEGO <AP> -Hot pans of gelatin placed near sliced luncheon meat may have caused the food po1sonin~ or more than 500 marine recruits. accord1nl! to an initial investigation THE PHYSICAL STRUCTUR E of the Diablo Canyon plant mt>t Denton 's approval. 1nrludinl! modifications made since lac;t year·!t a ccident at the Three Mlle Island plant in Pennsylvania. t'mt:rgency planning need~ or DlaMD. SUNDlll release next week The state study is s c heduled far I 1 By mad\'ertently p lacing the gelatin to cool along~ide the meat. the refrigerator 's temperature was raised high enough to cause staph toxins lo be introduced into the meat, the study says. But "even ir the plant had a license today, .. Pacific Gas & Electnc Co does not have enough operator~ ready to take NRC licensing tests to run the plant. Denton said a ~~~~n~!ni~hnec~:;~ s,~~~k~~~orl?t:I~:~ I COUPON SPECIAL I hopes to have Diablo at full po1Hr for the summer or l981. SERVED 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. Manne Corps Recruit Depot commander Maj. Gen. Charles Cooper Monday ordered a thorough r eview or all food preparation a nd h andling methods I AT SPIRES/IRVINE-SPIRES/COSTA MESA ONLY I ··w E Nt:EO A~ opcrnllllg 01ablo Tn1011Qn Jul~ b1n 1980 0•1nq 1n1s coupon •o Sp1ru llr'11ne 17901 MacAr1hu1 BlvO 1~1 San 01e90 C'anyon nuclear µower plant to help fwy or So11tsfCo•'a Meu 213~ 11.1001 s1~0 1ne,, San 01eqo F •Y 1 ,no e111ov a complete assure a reltabll' supply of power tn 0111ner a1 a special prott One· not• r 1.~eou1 Co~pon good 101 uo 10 4 dinner\ at spec"I prite 6o1~er11•1r Terna Lindi .\'i.rt-d SAC RAMENTO <AP) -The California Assembly refuses to put a )jmit on the number of terms a governor can serve DE NTON l~UED HIS asse~sment after ins~cting the PG&E plant and meeting with local officials and attorneys for opponents of the plant and G<>v. Edmund G Brown Jr. ~~~t.hcm and Central California." he I ROAST TURKEY DINNER• • $2•69 I Denton la t er commented that ' ·~ t '· ••• • ·~ :.-, • ., • 1 ,. . "" 1•:1 ~"'" :0~~~1~~\C~.ro1ect1on s may be I s· . -.-~ te .. ,... I It gave only 22 votes Monday to ACA~ by Assemblym an Louis Papan. D·M11lbrae. with 50 me m bers voling against 1l. That was after Papan declared: ··The people Of CaUfomJa have a r ight lo decide if we should limit a governor to two terms We've got a lousy governor and I don't want another four years " Denton also was scheduled to meet with Brown today in San Francisco. T he ut ility has yet to apply for low-level testing with the NRC. but has said it would )jke to begin m September. ,,. IRV INE • i7ql)1 '.AJrA·•11ur 81.c Construction of the coastal plant. p1 e;s 11 S 0 F NV about 12 miles southwest of here. ' ' began in 1968. There have been + COSTA MESA • 312') HJrOor BlvC several pr o t ests and laws u i ts + _ (nedr s o Fw 1 concerning not only init ial o~ralion t'nmil~· Ht.: .. tauranf.. Y P G &E PR ESID ENT Barton or the plant. bul alSO whether ll IS ........ -· -.... earthquake-proof ...._ __ .. _ _ - -.. Ill"" Gianturco's Wages Cut? Budget Panel Vot,es to Hal,ve Year's Salary SACRAMENTO <AP) The legi sla ti ve conf e r ence committee on the state budget would require Trans portation Dir ector Adriana Gianturco to give a report before getting half her year's s alary The six legislators, three from e ach house. voted 4-2 on the res triction Monday, fueling one or the longest feuds in state government. Something s1m1lar went into the budget bill two years ago BUT THE VOTE blended the conflicting positions or the two houses: The Senate bad voled lo e liminate Ms . Gianturco's $46.896 salary altogether. and th e Assembly had voted to retain it. Be fore th e vot e . some members larded Ms. Gianturco with critictsm. "Our freeway system , once the fi nest in the world. has deteriorated . We're losing federal money because of her incompetence. I think we should .. cut her sala ry." compl ained Sen. Alfred Alquist. D-San Jose. FACES SALARY CUT? Adrt•n• Glanturco Assemblyman Dani el Boatwr ight. 0 -Con cord. s uggest ed the s lx ·month compromise as "more th an Four Brush Fires Char 3,000 Acres By The Associated Presa The s ummer solstice over the weekend appa rently also signaled the beginning of the fi re se ason. On Monday four scattered brush fires of unknown origin charred over 3,000 acres and destroyed ooe house. No injuries were reported in any of the Incidents. The lareest blue swept lhrouab 2,000-3,000 acTeS at a National Guard bue i.D a remote area on the San Lu.ls Oblapo.Mooterey county line, officials said. Camp Roberti Bue F1re Capt. Mile Foeter said the blue broke out at about 3 p .m . and was believed to be related to troops tr~ 1n the area. However no detaUI were nallable. County ftreft&bten responded to three brush fires ln the Lancaster-Palmdale area that ultimately comumed about 325 acretandburneddownasln1le-familydwellln1. A Loe Angeles Oouoty fire department apokeswoman 1a1d the 1ar1est blue -about 200 acres -wu near Lancaster, wltb a 7$.acre ftre a few miles to the south. It was a ..0-acre fire on the eastem edl• of P almdale that deatroyed the structure. ontdals said. Roy Talbot, a nre department 11poket1ma n, said the residence wu valued at $15.000. He added that be did not know 11 anyone had to be eHCUated from tbe bumlng house. AD thNe fires were contained betwffn C:30 aad ~ p.m. Talbot Ald cauae of the ftres wu under 1nv•tJ1.uon. adequate to cxpre~s our d1spleru.urP " "I realh think she's been non -r es p o n sive to the Legi sla tur e . But s h e 's independently wealthy and taking away her salary wouldn't do anylhmg ... Boat wright said Assemblyman Gordon Duffy, R·Hanford. said. "If a governor doesn't appoint good people. "'e should do somethinJ? about the governor. not lhl' people he ::ippoinL'> " Both vers ions of the budget. ror fiscal 1980-81 starting July I, total about $24 1 billion The conference committee. which began meetin~ Friday, is charged with making a single version b> the end or this week The conferees pos tpone d action on the most controversial or the 500 Items On which the two houses disagree These include state employee pay raises and we lfare benefit cost -of-living increases They did r estnct s lightly -.ome pet comm1ss1ons of both Democratic Gov. Edm u nd Brown Jr. and Republican U . Gov. Mike Curb. It decided to restore $50.000 to Brown's Southwes t R egional Border Commission. but stated that lbe money could not be spent witil a bill , 501824 by Sen. Rober t P resley. D-Riverslde. a u t h oriiin g Califor nia 's participation in the commission. passes. The commission distributes si .8 million in developm e nt grants. But the Senate deleted the state funding when Brown appointed activist Tom Hayden as California's commhssioner. Curb set up two advisory eroupa, the Commission on Food a nd Nutriti o n and th e Commlaaloo on A1riculture, but tbe Senate voted to delete $7,750 lO pay for them. The confe r ence committee restored the m oney. but asked the legislative analyst to report on whether they should be in the F oo d and A a r ic u lture De pa rtme n t Ins t ead ot the Ueutenanl aovem or's office. The committee a lso heard apeclal ptcu. NBWPORT BEACH 83 Fashion lstan<! 159-1211 Mon l hurs ·Frl 10 -9 Tues ·WeO -Sat to 6. Sun '2 ·5 ---------· ... ... ·---....... .,.. -------·· Or ng C4ast Daily P•lot Editorial P~e ...................................................... Aobef1 N WMd Publ1\~r S.rbata Kn:1t>1ch E ~llortal Pege Editor Auto Inspection Plan Essential 1 he Ceder1.l 1ov mment. hu warned that 1'750 mJIUon in funds for Cwilomia hfif\way and MWer project.a wouJd be cut olf Sept 16 ii t.M state doel not adOpt an annual automobtl sm<>« 1nsptttJon procram Thal ffNIUy wu nough to snap Oov Jttry Brown to attention lut week. The ffd raJ Eov1ronment•l Protection Atency laat summer placed a morat.onum on the ~natructlon ol new industrial moe -produc~ra pendtna adoption or an m &pe<>tloo m~aaure The EPA warned that addJUonal pt>nalh~ would ~ rorthcomin1 But lhrff att~mpt to pa!! lhe n <"e~sary Ject..lation r .Hied. the I t mea ure bt>t-1uBc of op~1uun by the Brown dm1nh1tntUon T hal ball \\OUld have traded orr borne of C 11U(ornlu b t rict new cur pollution control requirt-m~nts for a :.tal<.>wtde unnuul vehic le lnSJ>E'<'tlOn program But the Mate Alr Resource!\ Board rhumed this could have a neauuve effet·t 1n the tong run Anoth er b tumbling block came 1n the :.dm1n.1strallon's"\ns1stence that inspections m the South Coast Air B abin s hould be handled by the s tale authorized testing centers that no" m~pect veh1cle~ when they change hands Jn the rest of the state, service s t a tions would be e ntitled to do the inspections. and service s tation operator s wanted thlil authorization to be extended s tatewide. When the EPA made good it~ threat with news that $400 million tn highway funds a nd $350 million for sewage projects would be cut off. Brown last week jumped mto the breach "ith a ne w bill It wo uld keep lhe new car inspections virtually intact. but allow local governments the option of us ing ser vice s tations or a testing cente r for the annual ins pection~ Whatever come!) of all this debate. the motoris t . who "'Ill have to s hell out SIS to $20 per vehicle per year. plus repairs if necessar y. will be the loser. But it ·s quite plam the federa l government inte nds to ins is t o n a n annual inspection program, so the r e '5 probably no point 10 depriving the entire state of needed funds while pr ocedural details are a r g ued It's time for the governor and the lawmake rs to\.\ r a p this one up. unwe lcome as 1t may be Be11efits Misplaced Coming on the heels of news that funds for Social Security ol<J age c.ind survivors' benefits may run out by li:tl<.' next year , word that m1lhons of dollars in Social Security benefits a re being delivered to convicted felons in µri!:>ons b hard to d1:::est A Jfou~c subcommittee is probing t he somewhat ludicrous law that perrruts monthly payments. som e tn e>.Cl''S of SJOO. to such rec1p1ents as Son of Sam killer David Be rkowitz. who was sentenced to more than 300 years for the murder of six people in New York. While fi gures on payments to prisoners presented to the committee range from S22 million to S60 million an· nually. 1t a p pears much of the mo ney represent s the hig her monthly sum paid as a ··d1sab1hty" benefit Testimony before the committee indicated prisoners. "ho <.ire entitled to free medical examinations. have little d1ffacuJty qualifying for disability ben efits. Thb d espiH.· the fact th<.it. as sl'veral witnesses con· tended. some of their s urviving victims are burdened with huge ml1d1cal lHlb According to correction officers. the prisoners use the extra money for s uch luxunes a~ ste reos. television sct5. tape cassette~ and. in some cases. drug trafficking Since S<J<·1al St•c urtl\ b('ncf1ts derive from a con· trihutory t;Jx . thc ·n: ma): be soml' legal Just1f1cat1o n for paying .1.11! mmuks Hut 1t 1s unthmk<Jl>IL· that the t<ix fr ee funds s hould be frl•t>I~ u~<·d for p1·rs11nfil luxuric.·' It h<J ~ been ~uggested t h • .r tlll' :-:.C1c1.1I ~c.·c·uril ~ l>t•nd1h u thu be 1mpoundef h1~ "uppo rt l-,1thl·1 ~r1lut111n ''o uld Ix.· morl' (IJIJt:.tbll' th;.in t hl' pn·M'lll out I ,111d 1..,h :.1111..!t inn Nudists Win & Lose It "a!-> a \\In ;md lo~e "eek fur ~un worshippers "ho hkc an all ovl'r t .m Down tn San U1ego, an effort to restore the legality of nude sunbathm~ ;..it Hl<J c·k·~ Beach failed when s upporters couldn't round up enough s 1gnat1..res to qualify t h e m easun.' for the ballot But up 1n the Malibu area th e state Coastal Comrrussion turned down a request b~ the Department of Fish and Gaml' to bar public use of the popular nudist beac h at Point Dume. Fish :md Game offtc1als wanted to fence off the area as a seal rookery. contending the seals who live on ocart)\· ro<·k~ won't come ashor e lo bear the ir youn g bccau~c of the crowds on the beach. Whilt• s<1me of t he state commissioners favored g1v m g the 't:als a chance. Commissione r Judy Rosener of Newport Beach argued Fish and Game officials had given no endence the seals would com e ashore if the beachgoers left Since 1t v. ould take about five vears to establish that. according to a Fis h and Game s pokesman. Mrs. Rosencr's argument prevailed and the nudists won th.is round. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s invited Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 Boic 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642-~21 Boyd/Second Time By L.M. 80VD Consider tha t man who gets m arried a second ti me Dear Gloon1y t ~ Gu Expert s ay s one American ln ten suffers from defective hearing. Above the aee of 60 it's one ln three. Still, it'S the older generation that lu\OwS wnfn mustc ii t.oo loud. D M. . If a widower. he most prob- ably 10t5t his wife a fter 16 years of maniaae. and he doesn 't marry agalo until he's age 44, just th~ and a half years after her death. rr divorced. he m ost probably parted from his first wife after seven years of mar· rlage. and be doesn't marry again until he's age 33, only two and a half years after the divorce Such are the stati~ \n our Love and War man's file is Q Do you know who In· vented paper cuplj' A David f . Martin of St Paul, MIM., waa the feUow. He lravtllcd ft lot. And 1&ot fed up with dirty drinkLnc glasse1'. In 1il0, that was. The notion mado him a mUUoaalre. f Jack Andenon ... ""' ' l . Grants and Politics Still Mix W ASHJJlf OTON -Ten months a10. deparUn1 White Hou1e CounH t Robert Llp1hull left behind a clur warn1n1 to Jlm· my Car1.t'r and hla poUUcal ad wt.en "l\ ll a crime." he wrote in a tonnden · \la1 memo. · ·ro r anyo1\e with arant· m1k l n tt 1i1utbo r1t )' lo U !)t" that a uthority to a ffect the oom 1natt0n or tlect100 or a candidate " The lawyer·!) advice appears to have been honored more in the preachment than tbe practice In fact. Carter aades openly boasted to a Washington Post reporter Earl Waters bow they had uffd the 1rant- maklng power or a n l"cumbent prHldeut lo de nect Ted Keo- nedy'1chAllen1e. Whlle political m otives for federal grant.a are d1fflcwl t.o prove. the n teot and tJmi.nc ol the adminiatraUon'1 lar1eue lO 1mpo rtllnt primary s tate6 eatabUab a IUlplciOOA pattern. R arely H ever h as a n ad- ministration used the t pendiog power of the White House so blstantly Her e's JW5t part d the record -ON 'nil~ EVE of cs c rucial flor1da vot e. a n e l ectric coope rative 1n the Sunsb.ine State was g r anted a billion· dolla r loan only two m onths a fter the application wa.s filed. Such loans normally take at teut a year to process. -A rnonth before the New Yo rk primary. Pretldenl Carter lnvaled New York Post publlsher Rupert Murdoch tt> lunch at the Wtu~ House Thrff days later. Murdoch's paper, third largest en the &tale. endorsed Carter And six days after that, a M ur d och ·owned Aus tra lia n airline got a S290 million, low· interest loan from the Export Import Bank -Similar cases of "grantsmansh.ap" turned up in llUoots. New Hamps hire. Ma ine , Mu1acbusetts and Wisconsin al primary time -Prior to "super .primary" day on June 3, federal grants ra ined d own on O h io like "olcan1c as h fro m Mount St Helens. ln a alngle day, tor nam· pit, I.he office ot Re p. n:J Kindnas. R-Ohio. wa1 not.Ill. or one '829.000 community erant. three summer yout• ~ recreation 1rants and an award : to • local COUege, plus an lft• : nouncem ent that a local bJ&· • torical site had been added lo the N11lk>nal Register. Other primary-time granl.6 to Ohio th~ only big s taU! Cartt>r carried on June J -included SI 4 m11l1on to C1ncinnat1 fo r conversion of ats train d epot into a :,hopping mall, and more than SS<> m11l1 on to the rece~:.aon · :,tricken Young:.town.w arren area SOMETIMES the White House gravy ladlers went loo rar The a nnouncement of a $9 million grant to Dayton for highway im provements. for e xample. turnPd out to be funds t he com muruty already had ·'They misrepresented the f<Jct s · " county official told m y a!>sociate Peter Grant Footnote Just1<'e Department ofrae tdb .tbo 1A-amed the Wlute House that 1t 1s illegal to prom- 1 ~ c JOb 11 1n exchan gl· fo r pol1tu::il :.uppo rt or tn utilize feder<il worker:, an pol1t1cal cam · p;.11g'1!'. Yet tht: hiring for the 1980 censu.'> was h11{hly pol1t1cal. ""1th first crack lit the Jobi. going lo Carter supporter:, In Spr1ng(1eld. Mas-.. <1.., man} as 15 ceru.us employees y,ere put to work est Carter 's C'a mpa1J?n headquarters addr es ... 1n g en velop~ and sollrating vritt.>s ovt•r t hf' t.-lephone. inste ad of doing the census work they were paid to do People on the federal payroll were also askf'd to work 1n l ht' New Ha mµ~htrr C'am· p<11gn . bot plans to hw. thPm lo :"ew Hampshtn : on fch lfl y,ere a bortc>d Som e of t hl' n·nsu:. ~orkers a«knowlt>dgt·d tn m' re· porter Thoma~ Torh that they had bl-en prc ... scd into poltt1<'al <.(•f\ ICl' The Geritol Set Wins California Voters H1slor1ans tc:ll u~ that at ""as Ponce dC' Leon·-. -.earch for the fabled Fountain or Youth WhJC'h led lo his discovery of Flonda th us becommg the firs t Sparuard to set foot upon the North Am<·ra can continent Had he gone on to Cahfornl<J he m06t as· :,uredly would have found that fountain For the Republicans have all but norrunated a man who. 1f l'lt:C l t'd . ""ould be the o ldest ever to I a k c ofhce as l'rc ..,1 dent R o na ld Ht>ag;in ""Ill reJ<'h hJs 70th h1rthd 1i ) b(•fore th t• OPXt In · au~ural Onl) CJnl' other approached has age Thal "a~ Wilham Henry Har· ri son ""ho took office at age 79 and "as dead a month later . But Rl'agan. <isadc fro m a few y,·nnklc:, which the pohtiC'al car· toon1 sts dearly love to exa g i;tl·rate. 1:. indet•ct youthful in ap· pearancc His body 1s a:, trim as at ""a!. 1n the day:, when he l.'a rned ht'\ ll\'tnfit as a male model Furthermore Reagan has been csct1vely pursuing his Presiden· 11al amb1t1ons with vim and Art Ho.P.1_>!- \ 1~or at a pa<'e wht<'h "ould bring man)' )Ounal'r men to tht' point of ph}s1C'al and mt.-ntal ('Of I a p i-.l' But Reagan isn 't the on l) aging Cabfomtan nominated for high office by the Republican,, Already having l'lected S I Hayakawa. now 74 css t: S Senator they ha' e now nominal ed 67 year ·old Paul Gann to challenge Senator Alan Cranston for his seat afler coming close to no m inating i O·ycar old Sa m 'I' Ori y ALTHOUGH CRANSTON. 66. 1s the ~oungest of the• lot )OU ~ould ne,cr kno .. It Gaunt and hol lo" r ht.-el.<.'d h1 .., n11lt'a~c· ~ho~:-. but then no1w nf them can rl\':ll Rcagan·s boyish l~k:, And both Gann anJ Crans ton hustle about on the <'ampa1gn tratl with the stamina of men many years their 1un1o r tr the state ~ entrtf'.., for Pres1 dent and t: S Sl'n ator don t prove Cahfom1a ha:, the FoUll lain of Youth 1t certainly sug· acsts a great eommt.>r c1al for Genlol Already some pundilh are having fun pred1rting that Re al{an will naml' l.awren<'l' We lk as Se<'retary of State But. ..h1lc Reagan wht-n he (1rsl ran for office "as taken lightly wtth jokes ahout a co" boy actor playing the role of l!O ' ernor nohod~ no"" JOkr· about the po..,:-1hll1\) 1Jf tum bt:<'nmin2 Pn:.,1<kn1 To t ht c-tm tr.H' not '-1nct• f>, . ..., 1•\ r.in :il(acni.t Harr) ~Truman in I~ have t~ Rt·publtcan" bet-n :.o C'Onf1dcnt of a forth<·1,m1ng \ 1c tory \.ET 1-.\'E~ thJt brimm1n2 confidence "h1<'h en'''"'"" no\ onl) a Reagan "'n but '"'~paog ti.ams 1n Congre':-and in tht: Legislature for the· Rt>publreans doc"n t i-p1 ll oH•r nl'<trlv d ., muC'h 14ht:n 1t eom1•-. to (i:.mn ' ch ances to UP'<'' l""o tt.'rm s~.-nator CrJn .. ton Thi' I' du1• p(trth lo tht· bd1d lhJt Cron..,t•in ha" \Om1· .. 1rmh.' h.11J..1ng Jmonl! th(• RepubhrJlt' ,, .. y, 1·11 "~ lhl' Democrat" Thur hoµe~ esrl· furt her d1mrl't·t1 b~ lht· treat ffi(•nt :,o far ~t\t•n Gann b~ tht: prcss "hlC'h at tx·st ha:-Pl<'tured him a.<. J ··onl' 1s~ut' cand1datt and at "or:-t a:-a b;,rcl~ l1tcratt· business ra1lun · Both asse.sments ma} be rar off the ma rk Cranston cs in di!'. favor v.ith the liberab of h1i. par ty and lhe moder a tel> never were enthus~ wllh him Their apprehensions art' not without foundation Wlule he cspoust>s ultra hber al c·<iuses he pus!'-.y roots around trying to 3\'0ld out rag1n1: the m oderate!' Hts ~ a \•enng on 1S!'-.U~ pleases no •int ,iflht111,.;h II ,.., lhP l1ti. r.11-. .... 011 \·,h1h1' 1111 dt·1·1H·-.1 n·..,, 111 n11 n • ,\nd ""hlft• G;mn ~ pl.Jl111r rn .ip prarann•:-lal'k the p11IJ!.h of a lfan :..rd jlrad he ~ utt1•r <111ec-. mak(' up 1n l'Ommon ..,t·n..,1· fur lht•1r ).!rJmm.111r•JI '>h11rll'om 1 n~.., For t'\.impll' 11, the 1 r111n .. rn.., th.11 h1· d<>l·..,n t un dc·r,t .mc1 fnrt:1~n poltC'\. G:.tnn rt•..,pon<h ·· 110 .... <'uulcl I ~ ht·n the l'Ountn doc!>n·t h,1\1· <>nl··· 0 ' f, TIOS(i '" 1·1•r1 .11n :11>11ut th .. ~·n.11l' r.1(•1· '\1•1th1·r · .111 clldJtt• v.111""'"11 on""' 1.-11J•11111 h 1r ""hilt· Cr :1n''"" 1-. .1 ~· n• •rd ~rJcl hi.. ~pt·• 1•1 .1r1· rl I ;, I l.1rklt1 .. \l'r <1.i:or• .1• l·'.1 1 " 1 111 up ht' JUdll'nt''-. flPI n" ·~·•·r <'Jnd1d.11t• 11ro.1 .. 1•ts v.••tl 1111 1!11' T\. althou;!h <;:inn h.i., ,1 '''''''' t•tl ~t· O\l•r the· 1';1cJ.1\'t•1 •n1' Cr a n..,tnn Look111g ti\ l'r lhl· r1'"t1ll '-of 1tw nnmJP 1f l''l'non•· ""h" ra .. 1 lht•1r \Oh' for ~om1·onl' utlwr th;in Cranston gl\t''> 1h.11 \Uk to Gann an :"ovl'mtx·r thl' ... 1.i11· .... 111 ha\ t• .1 nl'v. St.•nator V. h.1t 11 ..,t't'm" to boil dov.n lo 1s v.h•l \\Ill ha\l' th1· most m1m1•\' tn v.uct• .i pur<•ly ('ommerc1~1i soap tyi.11· r.1mpa1gn On that .,,.,.rl' Cranston. <it thl' momt•nl \\1th more than a m1ll1on doll.tr' tn ht' <'J m pJl~n <'offf.r,. '' f:.tr ahe:u1 Js Jogging Replacing ~x as National Pacstinte? That eminent sc1entif1c Journal. People magazine. has now confirmed a theory rirst ad· vanced in this column two years a go· J ogging 11> a substitute for !>ex An arHcle m the June 16 issut> reports thal a study o f 432 ma r ried 1ogl(ers s h o w s that "lht> frec1ucn ~y of ll l'X dro p s con 111der abl y when one or both spouses run ·· Now that It has been f ir ml y eatabUshed that all those macho· lookin g ma Jes and sveh e fem all.'fl one sees p<>und\ng lrim· ly along the pavem ent from coast lo coast prefer jo11tng to s ex. we must ask ourselves why. mE TWO activities obviously have much ln common. Both a.re s weaty, exhauslina. h•rd on the Jolnu a.od requtrr the part.lei panu t.o auume ridiculous post· Uona -such a.a runntn1 In pla~ a t red Hpta. Wby, then. do \hole macho males and svelte lecnal~ f\nd joUlnc more fun? Pint qf all , or eourae. joggers un \ako enormous pleasure an b or an a non Jogge r s to death at t•ockt:ul parties b y telling the m how far they 110. how long they do at and how many times a week If tho-.;l' precious few who ..,till elm~ to sex talked like thot. they'd be os t rac1zed ror bragJ{ing or wh1n ing. as thP case• m11~ht be Secondly, Jog~1n~ cA n he done anywhe re Indeed . those who ta k e pa r t \n th e major marathons do It In the public s treets wtth 20.000 other people all al once, t•ven though they frighten the horses JOGGERS RAREl.Y lose any sleep over Jonmg They s uffer no rec rlminotion11 and re w re1reu . And when they say lo someone with whom they've jo,1ed for a couplt o f hour8. "f U always respect you." they mean lt Lastly. jo1a1n1 conaumH more calorie.. A recent atudy In dlcated that 80 m inutes ot Joa· aln1 conau~• lhe caJorlea ln an 1vcra1e sllce ol apple pie. Whlle a m arr led couple sleepln1 to1etbtt (Of 1 whole nlih.l rarely burn up two piece& ot celery between them. It'• little wonder. Uttn, \bat lhe phrue heard mort and more often these e•enlnaa In American homes t•. "Not. tonight . my fe<>t hurt " So there 's lilth· doubt that JOggmg ts rapidly re plu<'ing M:x as the nation·s mcsJOr prt'OC cupation Somt' muy. and prob abl y will. i.a y. "We ll and good .. But wbat or the greet J\mcrkan sex mdu!)tr)., tr ~ou think the recession as bad nO\\ wo1t until the mull1·b1lllon-dcllar sex anduatry gen bell)' up Fortururtely. howevl.'r. tht>re iii s till hope. Aided by a grar.t from the National Sex Foundauon . Dr Milton Haberdesh ba s been working with laboratory rats in a n experiment aimed at proVlllg that sex can be madC' more fun than jogging. ••WMJ I lllVW up rm going ID mW Inn rele.uc ~ ~.·· H1 ... 1nit1al problcni ~ ai. to en ll'rl.'!\t thl· rat-. Ill thl' l11ttcr pu r~u11. 1\11 attempt.. failed . he n •portt•d. untll ht' outf1lted lhem an l1ttlt' tank top~. cut <'If Jl'ans J nd tcny Ad1d<1s runnanJ.? :,hoes SOON THEY Wt:RE huffing a n d p 11ff1 n r.: ;I\\ a} on t 11 <' i r treudnulb. 1,.yang to ~ee Ytlitch could Jog tht· lonr.esl ~fort• col- lapsing in t•xhauslion Na:urally, thry reoounced sex ns nol eH•n 3 rat wtShl'$ to makt' love lo a ~melly rat Al that point , Dr Haherdash be1an playmg Donna Summer sang inR "Hot Stu((,·· reading a loud selections from Nancy Friday's "Forbidden Flowers.:. and Oa.sbina pictures on the wall of nude female rats with staples in their m.idsections Th~ efforts went for nautbt. The ral.8 merel)' loafed about do- 1n1 i.tretchlng exercises and deep knff btnds . Just when all seemed lost. the rata beJan dropp1n.1 Uke rues. "Hu.uah. the ~merlc-an .ex ln- duatry ls Hvtd'" e r \ed Dr. Haberdash on rev•ewen1 th.e dealh cortirlcatea. "Just wait until the Food & Dru& Ad· mla..l1tntion learns lh•t JoUint c1u1e1 cancer in laboratory rat.a!" OFil Roberts Complex Still Controversial ·-1i-·-·~ ··-~·-_ .............. -,. .,... ......... '2.. "Have you noll~·t'd" t·H·r smn • '41>mt'n go1 thfo vote. 1here hasn't bt>en mut'h to volt' for " "Got a problem? Th.en w n1e 10 Pal Dunn Pat unU CUI red tape. gettmg the an8Wns and actaon you need to solve inequities m governm~ and busmen. Mad your quest1ons to Pat Dunn, Al Your Servace, Orange Coast Doily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mtsa. CA 92626. As many letters Q..f possible unll bt an~n·d. but phoned mqurnes or letters not zncludmg the reader's fuil name. address and bustnesa hours• phone numbt>rca:nnot ~considered Thiscolumna~rsda1- ly except Sundays ... Warn C1aildrt-n of Fff"ftl"Orks DEAR PAT: Our children are at the age when lhey can really enjoy fireworks. We are aware of the hazards involved with fireworks and would like to teach our children about them. What do you sug. gest"' C.P .. Laguna Beach It's a good idea &o ~•ch children the dangers or fireworks. Your local fire department can be of great ~Ip. Some or the basic safety tips include: always rea• di~tions, have an adult present, buy from reliable rareworks stands, ignite outdoors. have water bandy, never experiment, light one at a time, keep a safe distance, never give to small cbiJdren, store in a cool and dry place, dispose or properly. It's also a ,;ood idu to check with your local fire department to make sure your city allows fireworks. Cities such as Newport Beach allow on· ly commercial displays. Laguna Beach allows fireworks onJy on &he beacb bdweea S p.m. and Miclaigbt July 4, as well as commercial displays. A bot line has beea lnaaJJed by the Nadoaal Coancil oo Fireworks Safety &o provide addJtloaal information aod answers to qaestioos regardiDg s tate laws aod sarety tips. Tbe number is ~OZ-466-8331. It wiU operate June 30 through July l from 9 a.m. &o 5 p.m. Plastie ·1id# M'at.-r Ration DEAR PAT When I go OD vacation I Wlll be lea\'in~ my pla nts unattended for about two weeks. Will they ~un'l\'C or 1s there something special I can do w1thout a~kan$: a neighbor to do the water- ing chore" W C . Costa Mesa l'ou s hould "alcr tht> plants on the day you lean•, 'lay l'Xpt>rh, then cover them with a polyethylene i.het-t and seal it. This wUI prevent mois ture lo.,-;. In the meantime. you can train your plants to get along "ithout their regular amOWlt of water during the time you'll be away. To ease the plants in&o it. make !>ure that over a two or tbrtt· week J)f'riod bt'fore you leave that you slowly re· duce Che amount or water U!.ed and lengthen the time bt'twe.-n waterings. We Put TOI.IA. Okla. <AP> -t:Y..-..t Orel Jtobert•' City of P'altlt. a mammot~ m•dleal complex dedicated to Unkln1 pra1er and m•dlclae. Juta buveaward in do"11towa Tu.IP. Ill tau.t \oWer ... rl.)' tODDed out ll • atort.. Tbe ell9le wtll be Oldaboma '• llllHt buUdln1. and 1lnce the U.ree WI•• complex wu CCIDCeiv.d tbrM ynn •CO· it hu been one of the at.Me'a thionUea& coatrovenlea. AFTER TRYING TO halt its rons truclloo , a 1roup of Tulsa hoipltalb l:s trying to keep it from opena.ng In 197'7, Ro~rt& said God told him IO build 1t 777-bed hosp1taJ at 7777 South Lewis. "The time has come," Roberts explained. "lo merge faith. prayer and medicine in a different way that's never been practiced in history That's our calling. Our people are committed lo IL And it's going to be done ... IN APalL 1178, the Oklahoma Health Planning Commission approved construction ol a 294-bed hospitaJ, with room to eKJ)and ll lo 777 beds The Tulsa Hospital Council. representing Tulsa hospitals, tried to halt construction or the complex's 30·slory hospital tower. contending that the city already has too many hos pital beds. that City of Faith would push up medical costs and that tl wouJd create a shortage of medical personnel. RighLs Group Formed SACRAMENTO (AP> -Responding lo the re· surgence of the Ku Klux Klan. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. bas an · nounced the formation. of a state task force on civil rights. The task force will look into "incidents of community violence·· a nd recommend methods of training and mediation that would help resolve or prevent \'IOlence and t ension. Brown said Monday in an execut1ve order. The order said there exists in California "the potential for growing racial and ethnic animosity•· which "enhances the posslblli· ty of civil strife and weakens lbe fabric or com mun Hy tolerance and good will:' Brown 's ass ociate press secretary, Steve Du scha. said those words referred. in part. to increasing activity by the white-supremacist KKK. and to the stalking and fataJ shooting of a black youth an Oroville by two wtute men who had been looking for J?ame to kill. P11o! ~ clrJ:Wf--d ~ ~ Wednt'SO'lv ~ Coo~t l•'P oM Do ly P.to• rco•" 3~0.000 Oro~ C<rnt ,~ .. Iv en v si '°' 1()~ 1.~ l·!mGJNI 642 5678 Our Money Where Our Mouth Is! OnC'e you've made the decision to take a second Trust Deed Real Estate Loan against your home you want cash·-· not conversation. You want performance ---not procrastination. At Republic we pride ourselves in being the ACTION home loan company. W e deliver what we promise. Most home loan companies require normal processing time of two weeks for second Trust Deed Real Estate Loans. At Republic we have the flexibility to advance a portion of your loan--·within 48 to 72 hours if need be. If you need the full amount right away we can arrange that also. For loans of $10,000 to $500,000 o n homes or income property. talk to one of our experienced, professional loan brokers. We'll arrange the loan best suited to your individual needs-.-even If you're having financial difficulties. We deliver on our promises, because we're here to help. -· Republic Home LOan 1~ Ma Arthur Blvd .• arvtne. CA 927l5 ' (714) 851 ·0991 aoMrt.a 1ay1 City of Faith will draw paUenta lrom mtlllons of his followen around the country aod woa't affect Tuba bo5plt.all. THE OUAllOllA Supreme Court lt expected to decide witbln a few weekl wbetber Robert.a can open the 2H·bed boep1tal on schedule next year. · Meuwb.Ue. a stm judge allowed Oral.J\obert.s Univenity lo continue conalructioo wbJle the court fight rages. City or Faith"s three towers have a golden hue from a n anodized aluminum solar windscreen. A 60-story clinic. 30-story hospital and 20-story research building, all sharing a common four-story base. will cover l.9 million square feet The clinic is scheduled lo open in June 1981. followed by the hospital in November 1S81. BY JUL\' IMZ, all 294 beds are to be in operation, with 58 d~tors housed in the clinic. About fi ve floors in lbe research and education center also will be opened. A gigantic pair of praying hands will be instaJJed as the centerpiece of 8 ~ .. bottle with every parchue of a be.adful 5 Gallon INDOORRCUSBEIUAMINA y;;.~..... Oxygen Plus® prevents overwaterfng by providing oxygen to the roots. "'Oxygen Plus® makes this beautiful indoor plant EASY to grow! E.ARL V SUMMER SALE ficus $30.00 Value Oxygen Plus $2.25 Value TotaJ Value$32.25 NOW ONLY $17.95 On &Isle thru 7, 6180 wh1~ they last. the project about l hal lime, with a ,. ,.,. i:.,,~ .. 1 rr-~ •'-::'"',..,.".:~ ,•Ar••.·•• .r'""" Symbolic "rl\'C'r Of life " flOWlng ', •;,. r,, ' -"• • • c,r-'' J.1 r .~, r M';".ft n o between them. 1'':"'V 'p.,':.,' • r J ~er:.<: ,_ '""Gr ,.. # • C,.." ' .. The bronze hands, 60 feel tall and 'l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l!!ll!!l!~~!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!l!ll•• .. 60.000 pounds, will ha ve outspread -= fingertips and separated palms that ( J · ~ symbolize Roberts ' belief in the •RT If OP SATIRIZES In the interdependence of minister and " PE I physician --------:::~--_______ .J!J~IJ~;~, '"''l.IT•.,.;J~J ,._! •~}.._ ' ' ' • 30%off! ·-.. "' frosn Burbank 4 non-stops daily. Save 30% off every coach seat. every light. every day. No restrictions' Discount is based on one-way aduJt coach fare, and is subject to change. each way when you buy a round-trip ticket. from Orange County 5 non-stops daily. or Ontario 3 non-stops daily. Save 30% whe n you buy a.round-trip ticket. Just buy your ticket 7 days in advance. and return within 30 days. Discount is based on round·trip adult coach iue. and is subject to change. Seats are limited. The most non-stops of any airline! Just call a li"avel Agent. your Corporate l!avel Arranger, or Hughes Allwes t: Burbank (213) 247-8333 Orange County (714) 540-2060 Ontario (714) 988-8585 -- M DAil V Pll..OT NATION .-Exodus at CBS News? Marvin Kalh'8 Departure One of Several • ., PST • J. 90Yaa LOS ANGtLES CAPl -8rit'b a.N fallln• from that hallowed cathedral of broadcHt Journalism. CBS Ne Last .-. In • all'anp tJtUt turn. CBS' • IOC\ltlme d!plomaUc c:orrapondent (and onetime di•tlpk ol Edward R Munow> Marvtn Kalb, kft the l)et wwll CM NBC WHAT WAS STkANG£ AllOUT THK move was not just Kalb's leav1nc after 23 years tan which be eetablUMd bJm •lf a.t OM ol lhe plllara ln lM t'BS Nt>~s shrine>. but t.M mannu ln whleh \t waa &MOUne«l. CBS Memed awf\&lty defena.lve obout Kalb's d~parturt'. su11H Un1 Kalb waa lt"avlf\i because he.d df'ma.ndt-d a cuarantH that he would appt'ar ln a Spttlfic num~r ol Even.Ina News reports eacb week Thal. CBS suggested. would ht! llke manq1n1 U\e nt-~ .. We would have distorted our newi. content. CBS News chief Bill Leonard siud 10 a statement. · "This. of cours~. we would nc>C tto " The statement angered NBC News President Bill Small. who said, ··t can't belJeve Bill Leonard said that He must have been misquoted " He wasn't, a CBS spokesman said NEITHER WAS KALB PLEASED. He lamented CBS' "unquenchable desire to always make as many details of a contract public as possible." and said: .. It simply bolled down to the fact that Bill Small is an old friend, a crackerjack newsman and a s uperb television ·manager. He offered me a contract with a far broader and wider ran~e or opportunities ... Small did not. he later said, promise Kalb guaranteed appearances on the Nightly News. The buddy factor probably figured large in the Kalb move. Small, after a ll, had been a CBS News honcho himself He had been CBS bureau chief in Washington before becoming a senior vice president. and figured to succeed former CBS News President Rich ard Salant, who was retired out of the company. Small, the story goes, demanded to know where he stood on the matter, CBS said it wouldn't be rushed, and Small said goodbye. IN COMING TO NBC, SMALL followed none other than Salant. who was made vice chairman of the board of NBC Walter Cronkite. who. in so many waye is CBS News. Wlll soon be leaving his anchor chair lo Dan Rather. That wounded the feelings of another CBS pillar. Roger Mudd. considered by many the best news man on television. Although CBS is trying desperately to keep Mudd -promis ing him, Small says, "anything he wants except 'it' (the anchor chair>" -Mudd is reportedly close to coming to NBC (where he may, among other things, succeed Tom Snyder as host of "Prime Time"). Those are major losses - a one-time news Horses Mean Money BOISE, Idaho (AP) -In Idaho, keeping your horse on "stand by" duty can mean more money. That's the decision of the Idaho Board or Ex· a miners which increased the horse a llowance for ~tate employees. An extra $15 a d ay was approved for employees who can ride a horse on the job. And if they keep their horses on a "stand·by" basis, or ready to ride at any time, they cao earn $8 more per diem. Reynolds pays the regular rate of 23~ a pound, plus a 7~ a pound bonus at your nearby Reynolds Aluminum Mobile Recycling Unit. We've increased our number of mobile unit stops to make recycling with Reynolds more convenient. And our moblle recycling unit will be in your area as llsted below. So start collecting aluminum cans right away. Theo cash them in at our nearby mobile recycling unit. and untll further notice, get our regular rate plus a cash bOnus. Also, we'll pay you the same attractive price per pound 10< certain other all-aluminum Items If they're clean and properly prepared. Ask for details. Reynolds Aluminum Mobile Recycling Unit. It makes cashing In your aluminum as quick and easy as collecting. Het9'awherewear9: CesteMeM.CA Reynolds Aluminum Mobllo Recycling Unit at Alpha Beta Supemwrl(et 241 Eaet 17th Street 12:30 p.rn. -<4:30 p.m. Every WednesdaY ............. CA Reynolds Alumlrn.tm Mobile Recycling Unit et Alpha Beta SupermerQt 6911 W.-rtfKA~ 12 30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Every Thlnday f prealdent. hl• one tltn• belr, two aenlor tof'T8PCJllldl'l\LI. And there a.re more. MAa\'IN llAL8'8 aaoTREa, ces correape>ncknt Bernard. la alao rumored to be C'o mtn• to NBC CBS productn la Mld1ley and Sid ,.~.,. left for NBC. The venenble Hushes Rudd. another estabHshed CBS News force, left lh• nttwon for ABC. u have Barry Ser&fln, Mike 1.Ae and a holt of producers. lndlvidually, each of lhe exlu ha.a reaaon: Kalb wanted to join bis old friend. Small: Small wanted to be a ~WI president; Salant was retired; Mudd'• feeUn1• were hurt. But toeelher. they MADE MOVE seem Ub an exodus. Marvin Kalb HEADS NBC W.amSmall UNHAPPY Roger Mudd A nolad"' t ,.., ;J • 1.J•J f'U'W\ff, .JhJ / _. /., • lltt, .J I l.,.1; • ,...,, Ur-~•t .J' J .H\I ·.n" ••.u-.. ., I tllllle•' '' You've probably heard how Heritage Bank is growing in Orange County, offering all the advantages of independent banking plus the convenience of county-wide locations. Well, noUJ we've taken over the western end of the county with the opening of our Costa Mesa offu:e. en Qmse in and meet John Stansbury, our manager, and his Slaff. Thq're the kind of folks who have always typified the West-friendly, helpful, good neighbors. Thq'll show you the beautiful new Costa Mesa offu:e, the two Drive-In banking windows, and, most important of all, they'll .show you the famous Heritage Bank spirit. Our spirit has always set us aparl from other banks, and it still does today. We're celebmting our Costa Mesa offu:e opening with a whole wagonload of~ and treats for our friends and customers. We hope you 71 joi'n in our cel.ebmtion! Drawing on June 30 r-------------------------------1 1st Prize: S5(}() 'hc11"Clcrs Clw1 /.. 2nd Prize: $200 7r111>ell'rs Cltl'c /.. 3rd Prize: S100 Sar•i1~izs A(wwrt 10 Additional l'rius: Drawing Entry I )r,111'1'1~ lit'ld)wre 30, l<JiW ) ;,II need '1(1( ht• prt:St11f (Cl ll'lll. '•1!1 Phf'Ot• ----- Ram 1llit11J!r11p'1 }1\1th.iJI, Rt'Tllrtl tlzis coupon to tl1e ,\'ew . -t, c1)11nrs dt'~k· 111 ,,,,, /, ,J,/>y. )011 must l>t· 18 )'t'Ors old N 11/'t'r t11 pr1rt1t I/Wt' 111 1ft1· dr1111111~i: ,'\·,,I lt·nt1~~e Hi111k !'lflf'l11)'c'l'.'i, dirc·1 ll>n· ,,, tli<'ir f1m11!11'' 1/Tt' t'l~l!lblc · ntierit9SC ._,Bank 1710 AJom.s A1't'n1"" Costa Mtso, Ca. 91616 (714) 754--#ltO /.;, j, .~I 1•"1 I• IOl•llrtJ lo S Jl#/./111/ L---------------------·-·•••••••J Gift to New Customers Knott's Berry Farm 3-pack Jams and Jellies To t/iP first 1,000 depositors who open a new clzed:in_~ or savin,~s aaoimt at our Costa l\!esa (l_f]lce. our Spirit Makes The Difference ~~g~e Mcmhc r Fl >IC 1120 .A"4m1 AvcnHe, Costa M~sa, GJ. 91626 (714) 154-4010 .A rsahtlm Stadit1rn Son~ Arsa .Airpo'1 Woodbri4~ Nt"'1"" &u lr 7.:!I North Euclid Street A11.1hl'i m. C..i 92Wll ~t.ut' Colle~ at tht' t;1.1cl1um ~mnit in mid-IQ80 llllfl North fo,tm Awnut" .rnt.i An.1. C.1 9!7111 (714 ) 973-47~ 2171 ('.m1pu' Dnve ltvllll'. C.1. 92715 r·1..i) 83 \-.31~1 !"1()91 ~rninca Parkw.:ay Irvine, ('.;a Q2714 1501 Superior Av<'nuc Ncwporc Uc~ch, Ci.~ (714) M~l660 f 714) 11111-Will (714) 552-3751 &nlthtg Hown Driv~-ln: ,\f111J11y-'/1111rsd.Jy 'J.J, f'nJ,1y Y.6 .. 'i.111ml11y 9-t. Lobby: .\l1•11d11y-'/1111rsd.1y 10-J; lii""y 10-6. :tr. ORANGE COUNTY "It'• WIY oriQtMI of you, Jason-but la a amcoo chlp foffMW?" Eat Slower, Lose Pounds By DR. P ETER STEINCROHN Dear Dr. Steincrohn: Isn't the habit of eating important? I mean isn't it true that people who eat too fast (as well as too often) arc more likely to get fat? I have that problem in my own ramily My ~usband is at least 3-0 pounds overweight. It's not so much what he cal~ as ho-w fast and what he eats I tell h1m that he'd ~ lo!'e 1f he at<' more slo"' ~ DOCTOR IN ly He laughs al me THE HOUSE 'Tm just a fast eater,'' he says. Don't you believe :there's some connection between how fast a person eats and weight-gain? -Mrs. S . .. . # Dear Mrs. S.: l'nless your husband agrees .{that a change of pace in eating 1s important. 1 '•doubt that he'll lose weight I thmk one of the most simple and effective :wavs to lose excess poundage is to reduce the ··ss)eed" of eating. I have advocated it for years Those sufferm~ obesity who hstene<l . a nd changed 1 their eallng habits. were the onC's who lost ~tub born over-poundage WHEN YOU EAT FAST lT'S likely you will overeat. You do not give your appetite control center in the brain time to apply the brakes. You don't realize when you are satiated. So 'you overeat. put away excess calories and put on excess weight. A simple and effective tip: Learn to eat slow- Iv. You can accomplish this by putting down your spoon or fork after every bl\.e. Don't pick up again unlit you have slowly chewed your r()()(t and s wallowed. Then. another forkful or spoonful. IT \\1LL TAKE TIME AND patience. Mrs. S. but 1f you ('an ~et your husband lo persist in put- ting down fork or spoon after every bite. he wil' Likely lose the extra pounds. Besides. when eating .slowly, he will enjoy food more than he has in years Look around you the next time you're at a din- ner party I'll wager that those who finish first are overweight . " . M EDICALETl'ES Dear Dr. teincrohn: My doctor tells me l'll need a hy~terectom~ As I'm only 36. I'm hesitant about having m} O\ anes removed, too The surgeon tells me that wiJJ depend upon the cond1t..1on of mv ovaries. He says. 1f they are healthy. he doesn't ~lieve in removing them at the time of the hysterectomy. How do you feel about 1t? Mrs. \'. Dear Mrs. Y.: Of course, it will depend upon • the Judgment of the surgeon. However. ~re is a difference of opinion Some beh eve ovanes should be removed to prevent ovarian cancer later. But many agree. as your surgeon does. to leave the ovaries alone 1f they are healthy Here are some excerpts from a recent letter m the JAMA written by Brooks Ranney. M D .. of_ the • University of South Dakota School of Medicine· "In general. if the individual patient's ovaries. her •history. and her general physiological cond1llon lead to the conclusfon that those ovaries may func- ' tion physiologically for five years after hysterec- :tomy. then 1t seems logical to retain normal •!ovaries ... . I s •• Some doctors beheve that every case or obest· ! ty should be considered one or potential diabetes. 1 says Dr. Steincrohn in his booklet. "Watch Your Diet Because Fat Cao Kill You." For a copy write lo him at Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626. enclosing 50 ; cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope Redrb19 Vice Adm. Samuel L. Gravely Jr., the first black to become a Navy Flag officer, will retire on Aug. 1. the Pentagon has an- nounced. Gravely, a Navy veteran of 34 years, has~ head of the Defense Com- mupication Agency for nearly two years. OM. v fll..OT A9 How Our Legislat11re Works SIU SC httM•dlat• l>'oductlon time avaltabl• end muth~ Of1ntlnt cotor ~ wfCtl .. cet .. t ., o.c. H\JITING8 °' ........ ~ ..... B•er -oader bow UM LePla'"" kMJ>I traci cl all \boM bUw lnLl'OCNced lD t.M S.at. aad AIMmb&y every yur! Ever bave lbe ur10 to follow • pa.rtlcwar m ••ure lb.rouih t.M leatJlalure process" P1nt, U bel:pe '°know \be dlfferent lYl* ol l Jialllkio. BIU.8 PaOP081 chan1et ln or 1dd1· Uon1 to st.ate law. Dependlni upon which ~I.My orilJJl•Le lo. they are relernd to H Aaaembly Bllls or Senate Bllls. fol&oWf'd by a number A82, SB 5, for n - ampl\I CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, abo culled balls. actually are resolutions propogma change& ln the state Coostitu- tloo Tbe proposed chances must ao before the electorate. but first must be approved by a two-Uurda majonty ln each house t.o quallfy for the ballot They are known as Assembly Conslltut.Jonal Amendments CACA> or Senate Constitutional Amend- ments CSCA>. CO NCURRENT RESOLUTIONS are used for the adoption or JOtnl rules. to create JOinl legislative committees. to ex· presll leg1slaUve mtenl and to comm end ind1v1duals for publJ<.• serVlce They are known as ACRs or SCRs. depending upon the house oC origin JOINT RESOLUTIO!\'S are used to ex press the opinion or the Legislature on matters pertaining to the federal govern- ment. They usually urge passage or dereal or legislation pending before Congress. They are referred to as AJRs or SJ Rs A SSE MBLY AND SENATE RESOLUTIONS <'xpress the sentiment or one house of the Legislature. L'sually. they ask a committee to study a ~pec1h(' problem. or t.My create t.ntedm commit· tees. or they ~mend hou.se rules To keep tr•ck or the bUla and resolu· Uona. then are alx otnclal leclslativ• guides p u blished d•llY when the Legislature la lo session. These are the As- sembly and Senate Daily Files. Joum1l5 and Histories. Slllgle copies of these publications art available tree from tbe LqislaUve 8111 Room. Single copies of tbe various rneasures lntrodu«d also are available fr~ Crom the bill room. DAILY FILES are agendas of the day's business kept for each house They hst all m easures to be taken up on the floor in the order in which they will come up 1t also lists all committee hearings and the bills scheduled for hearing before each commit· tee Under Assembly rules. not.lee of all bills set for ~aring by any committee or sub- committee must be published ln the Dally File for three consecutive days prior to the hearing unless the re is a special wru ver. Senate rules reqwre notice at least two days in ad\'ance The Dai ly File for each house also con· tains an up-to·date list of the membership of all standing committees m each housl• DAIL\' JOURNAL~ an· "true and C"Or rect" acrounts or tbe day's proceedings in each hou..,e Thi~ includes the titles of ;ill meas ures mtroduce-0. ('ons1dered or actf'd upon. lt also includes the texts or amend ments to these meas ures •md the texts or hou.,e resolutions. In addition. 1t contain~ records of roll call votes. message!> rrom the governor. committee rl'ports. motion.., and aclmo'.'ledgement or commurucat1on., Senate committee votes are recorded in the Senate Journal However. the 1b !>C'mbl~ report.-. its commttt~ 'otc.., 1n d ~1:par:.itl' appendix to its Daily Journal TllE 1118T08Y ol MCh llollM ahowl the ,..,...,illb .. tll"llt ert6dn •ctJon taken on aU me....,. Cle \be Dally ontfen'td Peofte ~ PUe <•geoda) that day. ID addition. it ~1: t 1 • r • 1 n c 1howt all committee Htlom on bWI. ..=:=~==~~::===~ A weekly blstory 1ummarbe1 tbt dally ___ .._ accounu. It cont~lu the titles of all measures introduced up \o tbe end ot U..t week and the commttt.ees to which they were as.signed a long with information on what actJoo was taken on those measuru and when. 1lle Weekly H'IAory also con- tains the names ol each house's mem· ~rshlp, committee assignments and the schedule of committee m eetmgs. iKS!Ulla'S "' I ..-n.o --...-. St l< 211'6' -~---·-°""' IC.io s .......... Y--•• C09'JA _.....1• 1211 .• .._. .... --~ -c.-c...--19 ..... -.. •• ..,......,. THE LEGISLATIVE INDEX: At Jn-~~=~~~=~~ te rval& dunng the session. an index as published listing by subJttt all bUls in· troduced and showing which s~tions of the CM.st1tut1on and statutes are affected by those bills After the LA?gt5lature adjourns, the Daily J ournals art> corrected and filed with the Secretary of St.ate as permanent records. Each house also publish~ a final history, sum ma rl zing all legislation mtroduced and acted upon during the session This history ts indexed and shows which laws are affected by ne w leg1slat1on and whether the changes involve deletions, ad- d1t1ons. removall> or renumbcnng Newport Ins tructor Gets College P ositioo -.;ewport Beach resident Michael Jacobs ha., t>et-n n<fmed chairman of lhe combined Sc·1enre. Engineering and Mathematics Dn·1s1Qn of Cypress College after 14 years d' an tnMrurt{)r He will a<.s ume his nt:w post July 1. ., u c c t.' l' d 1 n J: J o if n a I e e Horn . who 1 s n•turrnng to teach1n~ chem1su) classes Summer School On-The-Mall Nearly 600 studeflts a oay will oo to Ciass right on-the-malt"' Huntington Ce<°llet' tnru the sumrnef' l\o4ore ttian 30 cllfferent d~ for all age groups K thfv '2 Turtl()f'I St 1 to S1 5 l)E'r 3-Nf>(>I< course Reg1S1rat100 info and class Sci"ledules ava1tablP at the C8f'lter court between Pennev s &Sees Kt<'f) ~ With new<. ol 'tO." ''Y"l .... ,,,..f All ~~ fOI ~ C.00-.. to VOU ..-Y 00• ri.e I·' mlµlt•ll 647 43;>1 EVERY COACH SEATON EVERY NONSTOP R.IGHT • There arc no lower non1.;top fare::-. h' Chicago. Just $99.00 gets you to Chicago one-way. Children 2 thru J J fl y for onl) $74.00. And there are no restrictions. No fine print. A ll Coach !'\Cat" are available. No advance purch(i!)C is ncces"ar). so there\ no waicing. no mandatory length of stay. Thi~ fare 1~ good now through July 31. 198ot aa Along the way you get the ,. same great service you 'vc com~ to expect from Conti- nental. Complimentary m~al ~rv1cl;.'. Free -.tcrco and intlight video\\ 1th -.porb h1ghhgh~. Plu~ wide-body Golden kt comfort and overhead ~torage for carry-ons. Continental to Chic;.u.~o for $99.00. then:\ no lower fare! Call your travel ~gent. company travel d~panm~nt or Continental. f\11 lrJ\l I m11.1 ~ ,, •11f'l,1-.1 I>• luh 11 tU'-11 LA\ TO CHIC',.\GO. 11.50 am~ 1.2.00 noon! 12:10 :im CHICAGO TO LA . 9:00 am. 6:~5 pm~ 6A5 pm'. The Proud Bird with the Golden Tai l. ~ CONTINENTAL AIRLINES¥ U. S.A /Canada/Mexico/Hawaii/Micronesia/ Australia/New Zealand/Fiji/Samoa/and the Orient - . • Tumdlf,..._ U "EY8 -nu. plate. fonnerty owned by Uber~. wu 1urttndettd ln lrrt and picked up by Stephani,. Key of Costa Mcaa ,..,._, ............... .., _. ............ 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Cl..OTHHS SMITHS' MOITVAAY 627 M•tn SI Hunttnj:1\on Beech 536-6539 ,_,.,,., COLOMAl rut8AL NOMI 7801 BolN Ave. W.tmlnsi.r M-3525 PActMC Y11W t•IOlllM.P~K Oeml*V MortUll'V Chepet 3600 Pecifk: VWNt Ort~ New1>0rt Beach 644-2700 M&coea«:a MIOITVA8tlS ygun• BHCh 494-MIS laQune Hlllt 786-0933 a.ii "'-1 Cep111rano -.1110 • Deathil Elsewhere DALLAS cAP l F o rmer Po lice C hie f J esst> Curry, 66. who hl·aded the dt-partment whl•n Prt-s 1d e n t K ennedy w as assassrnat ed h e r e in 1963. died Sunday or a heart atta<.'k. NEW YO RK <AP> Paul Hall, 65. a vie<' pre si dent o f th e A FL·CIO who led the 80,000 ·member Seafarers International L'nion for more than 20 years. died Sunday. Mc PHERSON, Kan. (AP) -M. Clare MIUer. 73. who had served as cha irman of the I nternational Road F ede rati o n and pre s ident of th e Associated General Contractors of Ameri<.'a , died Sat urday of an apparent heart alla<.'k while e n route f rom Frankfurt. Germany to Chicago. LA KE PROV !DENCE. La (AP> f'agan Gibson, the-oldes t active duty police officer 1n Louisia n a. died Monday after 70 years on the Lat.e Providence police for<.'e . He bad ~n unsure or his age but off1c1~ls said he had turned 105 sn Mar<.'h. MA DRAS. India I AP> f orme r In dian President V. V. Glri. 85. died tn rus s leep today Prime Minister Indira Gandhi praised Giri. who held orf1<.'e from 1969 to 1974 . as "a l'hampion of the poor and deprived '' Alcohol Warn ing Wante d CHICAGO I AP> -A recovered aJcoholk has taken up a crusade against the bottle -no only what's in it. but the label on at. Kenneth Garrison. 39. wants to get the liquor industr y lo label akobohc beverages with warnings that liquor can be addic tive and dangerous He filed a Sl 2S m illion la ws uit against Heublein In <.' . di s til l e r s o r S m I rnorr vodk a a nd other liquors. He said he had suffered "physical and personaJ damage" from dnnking Smirnoff fo r 20 years A s tro ng warning l abel. Garrison said. "will n ot s t o p an alcoholic from drinking. but what it will do is stop a 14· or l5-year-0ld from d.rlnklng. '' The suit charges Heublein with negligence, saying the company does not label the vodka lo say that drinking It can be addle· tlve, cause physical dam age and alter a person's personalJty." W1D8Degree Bruce A. Krein, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kreln . 4490 Park Newport Drive. Newport Beach, hu received • b1chelor'1 devee from Bucknell University. Lewlabu.r1. Pa. Miami 12 Prefer Britts• Brides MIAMI <AP) -Twelv. lflaml men. apparm&lY con~ that Am-1can womett are too "~ ... bave b.lrtd a London m1rrt•1• bu.NW to ftnd them Bl1U1h wtwe 11'1 men -Who Uve ln a ctty w.,.r• 1tn1le wom• outMtmber bac~lon by an .. um1t-S 3-l -Include an att.omey. • company director. an accountant. an air lr amc cont.roller. an eoalneer and a.n AJr f'orte officer "AMt:alC.\N M~N P&Ef'£& ENGLISH· women because t.h y are u.aler to 1et a.Iona with. They are ._. demandln• than A.merica.n women. and they doo 't hoe 1uch Uberated ldeu ," say a Rita Barker, hf~ ol The Ivy Gibson Bureau in London, oneoftbeworld'1 lar1e1H marriage bureaus The ~n. who plunked down S200 for one year of match making 11e rv1ces. don't want their 'd•ntlUe!> revealed "They want to Nmaln anonymoua becaute tMY JUlt doo't want \heir naSMa Raabed around Miami.'' •aid Mrs. Barker, who •topped lo town to chat wtth the ea1er dc>Mn. Nobody hu cleu 1tatutk1 on the number of ell1I ble men and women ln Miami, but the mo1t recent aurv~y puta the ratio at 3·1 In favor of the men IN T HE DELICATE WORLD OF the 20 match·makers e mployed by Ivy Glt»oo. such phrases aa "sexual revolution" do not exist. Instead. the women are ~ribed tn 1Jowln1. traditional terms such u. "Winsome widow. loves being Mum. kttn on wa lking dog.s " Then there's the "irres1sUble beauty" with a "lovely slim figure. loving, caring " Mrs Barker said Enghshwomen are no less avid in their desire lo m arry American men than Sales Tax to Educate Doctor? FORT COBB. Okla tAPl - For \6 years. as Bruce Mackey crew up and went off to medlcal school, the 7:!0 townspeople of Fort Cobb have been drwing 11 miles to Carnegie lo see a doctor Today lbey vote on a penny tax that would bring Bruce back home a s Dr Ma<.'key The one·cenl sales tax would help pay for Mackey·S education at the University or Oklahoma College of Medicine. In return . Ma<.'key, ZJ. sa ys he would agrtt to practice in this central Oklahoma town for five to seven years "It's something Colleen ltus wife) and I have been lhinkan2 a nd talking about for a long time.'' said the second-year student F'loyd Ratliff. Chamber of Com mene president. said Fort Cobb would ra~ $15,000 for half of M ackey's schooling The rest would come from the Government M anpower D1v1s1on. he said American bachelon are lo IDatrJ' b ,UM•omte. "Wit.II older people.'' the ta.Id. ''Uaen .. happy memortet of the 1ood reiatloMhlpe .. W wttb A.mencana duriDC World War U. And '°"""'r women t blnlt American 1eaUemen bave tla.lt romantic aura. Many alao think American ·gentlemen' are automaticaJly wealthy." Mas. BABE• SAID 111AT FO& t.heJr AOC>. the Mia mi bachelor s "can have H many introductions to prospecUve partnera dudn1 the year as they wish " She added that most American clients seem "a little hes1t.an.t about making qui.ck dttlliooa. "They like to write to several women al the same time. then they Lalk to them on the telephone. and ff that works out, they come over to London and meet them face to face," abe said. Just by coming into Mutual Savings. We'll give you o ne free book the next time you drop by a Mutual Savings office. Choose ei ther "The Complete Scarsdale Medical Diet" by Dr H erman TamOVJer or "California's Top 10 Vacatio ns·· by Walter H ouk.' The bestselling diet book suggests what to do LONCi·TERM ACCOUNT F:fft>rt1H • .Junt• 12 thru Junt> 25 With onJy $100 and a minimum tenn of 30 months. you11 be eamJng high Interest which ls compounded daily. This accounc ii tnRm!d by a U.S. Goverrvnent Agency to $100.000. No bank pays thls m&Khl 9.50°/o 10.11°/o Annual Rate Annual Yk!ld when you want to lose a few pounds. The vacation book shO\.Vs you where to go when you want to get away While you're choosing some easy reading. you can also choose an easy savings plan. At Mutual Savings. the choice is yours SHORT-TERM ACCOUNT n ff'<'l1Vf' JUnt' 1\1 lhru .JunP 25 Our Money Market Account earns high lntttest Wlch a minimum $10.000 and 6 months. This account Is insured by a U.S. Government Agency to $100,000. 7.750°/o 8.013°/c Annual Rate Annual Yield Ann~ "'"'.,,.,...,., ... lundt -""cirrY"" ,, .. 11,....~ al It><• -~""""' .. ,, .. RM ....... ~ I•• <lwwl't"' .-i r ~"' regu~ ~·,.. " 11bltal'IC>Al j)llMlly "" ......... wtlhd18'Al<OI ~nd prohOI Ct1'nPf>undlf'Q 1,j "'''''""(Jn I) mo.1th ~ 1"1.vlo.rl Acrnu~ AtUl\W. SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Aaudte: ~ W 0..IM• Rd' C..... ...... lll'n T~ C.t"P' f\l.ri' C.IMn-s .. ~. S'l{t C~l ~ l "1 .. a.' c:-ttee! 13341£ M..-m.d' C.CW-•t kr. J14() l Co.Ml I...._' IC....-: 2ro N l..rn.• ,.,.,. fel~ 120 <, MMn 51' fOOMIUJft V.tlirv-l~I ~ S.' ~: 130111 &i1nd BM!' ........ ~ ll~'Wt!»n~•l)t ;P...._: ii<,~ Cali'l!MioBM:I POft H¥•1#mc 'l l'•W Cl\At•llt>I hland~HMf· o .. ·-a... AM· 1131 N ~In S.~o.M:llJO ~ Rd'"-'-"'' ltoO W room11f fllt.d '"'-t•· IOI(),<\ E. v.i.~ '()i1..,, ~·ut~'W4 IPM I ' . Trimnph Offering R e bates . DETROIT CAP> - Jaruar Rover Triumph lnc. bu jumped oo the rebate bandwa100 with tu flnt payback pro· sram. olfenq potmuaJ buyers return• up to $1,000 on new Triumph and MGB sporta cars. a spokes m an f or tbe British importer said . Tbe paybacks are in· tended to counter this year's 60 percent ~line ln MGB sales and 20.6 percent drop in Triumph sales t.hroogh May, com· pared with sales during the same period las t year. said Michael H Dale. vic-e president of T~. June~. t• OALYN.OT AJI GOURMET. Tired ol traffic jams? 0on•t f<'rget w check with u.s about our free home delivery Mrv1ce. MARKET DELANEY BROS. SEAFOOD MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Fresh Padlk Red snapper ........ 1.st lb. Crispy LocaJ Cucumbers ....... .4 for l.GO Flown In Fresh From the Clear Cold Sweet Vine IUpeoed Watermeloaa .. lOc lb. Waters of Alaska. Jast for Delaney Sweet Meaty Honeydew Meloo.s .... 2k lb. Brothers Seafood •.. Fresh RedSockeye Salmon ....... 3.59 lb. PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEF a&ed at least 30 days to tbf> puk of perfect100 7·8one Oluck Roasts . . .......... t.39 lb. O·Bone 0.uck Roasts .............. 1.69 lb. Boneless RoUed Roasts ............ Z.98 lb. Iv.hole or half} Center Cut Stea.ks .. . . . . . . .. .. 3. 79 lb. LIQUO R DEPARTMENT Delaney's Private Label Chablis or Vin Rose 1750 m111.. • •. 1.49 ati-1t~lear C011rerf sales and marketing. The open-ended pro. Ask About Oll.r Ca~ring Department Anytblng from party trays w buff et to a comp le~ sit-down dinner. Old Bo.sbmllJ Irish Whiskey 1qt 1 ••• 10.50 Peter, Paul and Mary perform at CUmberland County Civic Center gram lnch>des a Sl ,000 -Ask for Tom Martin 1AJJ l.iqoor prirn do oot inch• tu> in Portland, Maine, at anti·nuclear benefit. All proceeds from the rebate on new l9'79 or s how go to the Greater Port.land Nuclear Referendum Committee. 1980 Triumph TR7s: $750 Maine voters will d ecide Sept. 23 whether to ban nuclear power in on MGBs: and S500 on the state. Triumph Spitfires. The TllU ad f'fftttive WM! .. 61?.S thna Tan •• 111 /M Open DllUy 9-7. Closed Sonday 2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach ----------------------------TR 1 Spider , not yet DELAllEY'S Pollen Level Real Sneez e r LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ahhhhb cbooo. Southe rn Californians may have recovered from the colds of February's rainy sea.son. but now they're sneezjng again. The culprit is the ram, wbJch encouraged a luxurious growth of blooms this spring The result was sigruJicant increases in pollen -and bay rever . DR. ABRAM TARGOW, EMERITUS pro· fessor of medicine at the USC School or Medicine. said the poUen count tn May was 83. compattd to U.e normal 40 "There is more grass pollen in the air recently Ulan I can remember in 40 years of talclng read· iags : the grass count is very tugh," be said. Targow takes air samples on his Beverly Hills roof and then analyzes the slides himself. Another study of Southern California pollen levels agreed with Targow'a results. "POU.EN FROM Git.ASSES AND trees has been heavier thl.S year compared to 1974 wbeo we did a study, and to last year," said Marian Everhart, s upervisor or the allergy cllnJc at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Long Beach. There are many kinds of pollen in the air through the spring and summer, but May and June are tbe worst months, Targow said. The allergist added that he saw an increase in patient visits in May, but the number of June visits ha.a dropped back to normal. The Long Beach clinic also report· ed no increase in patient load tbis month. About 6 percent of the population suffers from hay fever. The symptoms of running nose. cooges· llon and itchy eyes are usually caused by polle" from ragweed , hemp, com, Texas bluegrass. sagebrusb and oak POU.EN GRAINS, WHICH ARE PAllT OF the plants' seeds. can be blown three miles into the air and sometimes as far as 100 miles by the wind, especially at this lime of year. Jim Barakos of the South Coast Basin Alr Quality Management District said winds bave been stronger recently, and probably were blowing pollen to places where it is not normally strong. "The heavy rainy season produces some al. lergy and pollen problems." Birakos said. "It's a seasonal kind of thing There is pollen in the air year-round. but it 1s much more pronounced after a heavy ramy season." HE REPORTED THE AQMD HAS received calls from people asking about the smog levels and thinking the pollution was causing their hay-fever symptoms "But it's not from the smog," 81rakos said V asecto1ny Nixed As A uction Ite 1n EAST GRENWJCH. R.I CAP) -An American Cancer Society chapter bas withdrawn one item fro m bidding in a fund.raising auction -a vasec· tomy . Richard Chadwell, East Greenwich chairman, said the operation oHered by a doctor was withdrawn after the organization received several protest calls from a right·t.o-life group. Tbe auction scheduled Thursday will include about 200 ltems. including gourmet meals and sall· ing trips, to raise money for the society's Kent County Chapter. Army Slwrtens Tours WASHINGTON (AP> -The Army is shorten· lDg overseas duty tours for some troops In a move aimed at boosting morale and enlistments. Starting Oct. l, certain aoictien servini their ftnt three-year enllatmenta wll1 be assigned to E uropean or Japanese posts for oaly 18 months ln· 1tead of the current 24 to 32. This applies to bacbelon ~ married IO&dSer'S wbo co overaeaa wltbout tbtlr wlvea. Married IOl.dien allowed to take tbelr wlv• 1UD .m MrVe tbe preeent full·lenath \Our. HearinCJ Problems? H earing Evaluation-Speech Therapy Hearing Ald$-Sales and Service Hearing A id Batteries ..,. a .... ,. Commun1cMtve........,.. -~ ................ 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Hofmann brou1ht out som e o r htn lreHUn!IS for t.h~&r flrlt public ahowlna The month lon11 dis r.la y •t the Detroit PubHc .tbrary wu part of iln lntema t1onal Urahmi. l"eb\1val sponM)rf'd by the ~\roil Sym phony Orche:.tri.I About 200 1tt-mi. 11 fraction nf tht' lOllll "t-rt' :>el~ctcd for the d1spla) Hofmann. 48. :.ays he d~n·t know how man) Brahms items he owns too111 m)' private collection. but l wlll b.av. to &M~r to polt«tty for It." Hotmann aaJd durinl a vlalt to Detroit "The coUectlon ls beyood myaell. · · Hormann. a native or Ham· bur1. wu Hpoe~ to music ln hi• youth, but had no lntenalve formal trainin1. He aald be bad heard Brahma' Flrat Symphony u a teen·aaer. but when he heard another live performance an hb early 208, ~rnetbing bap- Jklned ··Not only the music fasclnat· t'd me. but the program and the performance rel1).inded me and made particular sense of Brahms' relation to Hamburg. So I began lo study Brahms in Hamburg and Brahms rn other ul>pect:." Hlltet ol relatives or Bratunt• contemporariea and mualcal lrtendl. However, today's blah prica have put Hofmann out of the col· lector'a market. • 'BaAIDl8'' LE'ITl!ll8 now sell for nearly $2.000 apiece. That's too much when f know Brahms wrote more than 20,000 letters. I've lost my appetite at those pMcea." Hofmann says no price ta1 can be pUl on hiA collection .. "No catalogue exists and ll ia impossible to give an estimate." It contains such one-0f·a·kind objects ~s Brahms' address book, which displays the names of such musical giants as Gustav Mahler and the composer's longtime friend. v1olimst Joseph Joachim. SEVEllAL YEARS later. Hof· roann madt.' his first purchase. a leaf from an autograph book. It l'O!>l tum only a few dollars. but BRAHMS' HAND-TOOLED he estimates 1t would sell for leather writing case w&lh gold neurly $600 today Next. he leaf is part or the collec.-llon. as "'anted a letter written by is composer Robert SchumaM's ReRtaurant and Cocktail Lounge ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS s711 ·::i:..· Per Person Served with Soup du Jour. baked potato. Vegetable de Gardiner SUMDA Y CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH I I :30 to 2:30 He shrugs tui. shoulders and l>a~:. perhapi. then~ are 3.000 book!>. letters. manusc.-npts. pk lures. medaJhoni., bu!>lS and con cert programl> The c.-ollection even andudes a lock or hair that Brahms' housekeepr i.mpped off after lhe composer died an 1897 Brahms. and found 1t by writingpen searching through antiquarian All the items are housed m one On-th&mallat SouthCoastPlazaneartheCarousel bookstores. room of Hofmann's Hamburg 'lll!ll!llllolnltlhleiFirst Level. For reservations call: 540-8822 "l bec.-ame a maniac The home. 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New Role ••• Maybe The Angels, losers of 16 of thei r last 19 ga m e s . are expeC'ted to begin making roster C'ha nJ?es tonight with the arrival of pitcher Ed Hallcki, purchased las t Friday from th e San Francisro Giants, and 1979 AL Most Valuable Player Don Baylor, who is expected to come off t he disabled list after being s idelined earlier this season following hand surgery T he Angels may also try first baseman -designated hitter Rod Carew in the outfield. The move would allow Baylor to return to the lineup as designated·hitter without displacing fi rst basem1Jn J ason Thompson. who is hat ting .319 since coming to the Angels in a t rad e with Detroit for o utfielder Al Cowens CAREW, WHO HAS hit .389 since May 1 to lift his season average to .350, has reportedly told Angel Manager J im Fregos1 that he is willing to play in the o utfield depending on how tus practice proceed s during pre-game drills this week Carew has also apparently Joined the ranks or m ajor league baseball's burgeoning silent minority. VQWing not to speak to lhe press R eac he d b y t ele ph one Monday, Carew told a reporter. .. l'm out here to do a job and I otherwise doo'l have anything to sa y .. The sen.c;itave batting star h as grown more laconic this season after being quoted as crlticizin~ fans prior to the ma jor league strike deadJine last month and fo1lowin~ an incident with a local newspaper reporter who suggested he should apologize to the fans IN THAT ENCOUNTER with Long Beach Independent writer Loel Schrader. Carew allegedly threatened to hjt the reporter Carew subsequentJy denied any such threat was made. . "I 'm not going to be a story tor anyone any more." the Los Angeles Times quoted Carew as saying m today·s edillons. "I believe I've been fa ir to the write rs but that I have been used . that things h ave been written which ar en't true and t ha t 1 haven't been s hown respect." 1'he Angels will s tart Don Aase against Chicago White Sox rookie mound sensation Britt Burns t onight at Ana h ei m Stadium. PRIES Borg: He's a M;oney·Maehlne , •• ..,.. ... cer ... _..,,_,,. WIMBLEDON. Encland (AP) - BJom Bors took a roundhouse awing at one of llmael £1 Shafel'• cannonbal •e-rvlc and 1aw hi• board li&ht racket vartu•llY dialnte1rate In hui hands Keepln1 at.ocked in wooden rackets strun1 to 80-pounds pressure preseota no econo mic al pro blem for the 24·year·old wonder . being helled by many as Potentially \be greatest of all-tame. He plugged a drink company with the band that kept rus blond haJ r oot or his eyes. An ins ignia o n the right s hirtsleeve showed his racket arm be longed to a Swedish ai'tline. His vertically striped shirt, his shoes. tus socks. his sweat clothes all boos ted manufacturers for a price. around scores of tbe world's premier sports figures. The y a re now calling Bjorn the "money machine." · J He gets a h a ndsome price for representing Caesar's Palace in LQ Vegas as touring pro. A sports shoe company pays hlm more tban $200.000 • fo r endorsing its product . It's said that "I han broken racket.a before, as m any H 10 ln u match, but never a n y thin g li k e th is." b&ld th t golden hairt-d Swe d e arter he had swapped tus apUntered weapon for a ne w one and proceeded to beat hab Egyptian opponent 6·3, 6-4, 6-4 in t he openinc round of the Wimbledon tennas championships While not necessarily the richest , young Borg has e merged as the most hotly marketed figure in sports. He doesn 't have to swing a racket to collect dividends. He can m ake people pay just to see him 2et married. "I MAKE ABOUT Sl million in prize m oney and anothe r Sl million an endorsements," he told a British TV audjence when he was profiled here prior to Wimbledon's opening. a long-term $3 million clothing contract is in the works. He sometimes grabs $100.000 for a week of exhibitions. WHEN IT COMES t o ge ttin g endorsements. he makes Bruce Jenner and Reggie J ackson look like pikers. THUS. THE GRANITE·FAC ED, unemottonal Scandinavian was on his way to a fifth straight title -a feat almost defying comprehension -m thas ancient grass court extravagant.a A ft er he burst on tbe tel'Ulis scene - h1s country's Davis Cup ace at 16. a champion at 18 -he was plastered wath more deeals than you can see on those belching thunderbolt racing cars at the lndianaoohs 500 H. as the 4·5 odds-on betting favorite. he wins a fifth Wimbledon and finally starts picking up a few U.S. Opens <a tournament he has never won>. his value on tbe commercial market could be astroooaucal. He is hand.Jed by Mark McCormack. the business genius who started with Arnold Palmer and built an empire BORG OWNS A CHAIN of Islands orf his native Sweden but he and his famlly have taken sanctuary In Monte Carlo, where he doesn't have to fret over taxes. Currently Bjorn is preparing to wed his sweetheart of four years. pretty Marlana Simionescu of Romania. <Sec related story, page 8 2> Dodgers Win Adams' Advice Aids Sutcliffe HOUSTON CAP> -When 1.os · An~eles pitcher Rick Sutcliffe fizzled early this season after wanning National League Rookie of the Year honors m 1979. two people didn't give up. Sutcliffe and Manager Tom Lasorda. The confidence of player and m anager showed Monday night when Lasorda kept Sutcliffe on the mound in the ninth anninl't to fimsh tus fi rst complete game since Sept. 30, 1979 -a three-hit, 3·0 s hutout o f the Houston Astros. "IT WAS A BIG boost to my c.-onfidence for Tommy to gave Detroit's Cowens Disappears DETROIT <AP > -Afte r helping to hustle Al Cowens out of Chicago following his fight Friday ru ght with White Sox' pitcher Ed Farmer, the Detroit Tigers now say they can't find the suspended outfielder Cowens w as o rde r e d by American League President Lee MacPhail to serve a seven-game suspens ion for triggering the b r a wl in Chicago. F irst . however. the Tigers sent Cowens quickly home to avoid inflaming the passions of White Sox fans and players and also to avoid the p<>ssibllity of Cowens' a rrest on an assault complaint filed by White Sox owner BiJJ Veeck. T h e c l ub said Mo nday . however . that at has been unable t o C'o n tact Cow ens si nce whisking him from the Wmdy Caty Detroit M a n ager Spar ky Anderson said he w a n ted Cowens to rejoin the team tonight m Cleveland, where the Tigers are playing a three·game series with the Indians. Anderson said h e wanted Cowens on hand for pre·game workouts until he is able to return to action Saturday in Toronto. the ball to me an a big game like this.·· said Sutcliffe. who went into the .1?ame with a 1·4 record and 7 04 earned run average. "ft showed he hasn't given up on me and I certamly haven't give up on myself." Sutcliffe had been relegated to the Dodger bullpen s ince May 9. He got his chance to break back i n to the s tarti n g rotation beC'ause of a n injury to Don Sutton, and he was ready. Cha llenging batters as he did a year ago, Sutcliffe dispensed a triple and single to Joe Morgan and a double to Cesar Cedeno in blanking the Astros, who lost the ir second straight game after wanning 14 in a row at home . "l owe it all to Red Adams <LA pitching coach l," Sutcliffe said . "He showed me how t was n 't get ting e nough momentum into my motion. l w asn 't being aggressive and challenging the batters. 1 was a ble to do that tonight and that's my game S UTCLIFFE ALSO w as agg r essi ve wi th th e b a t . clubbing a two-run single in the three-run Dodgers' fifth inning that iced the ~a me. T he Dodgers' fifth -inning offensive ended a rare starting assign men t for Ho u ston's Joaqwn Andujar, who pitched fo ur pe rfect innings befor e yielding a leadoff single to Steve Garvey in the hfth. Andujar. 0·3. then walked Ron Cey and Bill Russell drove him home with his 12th double or the season. Anduj ar continued to lose control. wa lkin g Steve Yeager, who trolled home aJong with Russell on SutclHfe's smgle up the middJ e. The Astros. who came out of the ~ame with a two·game lead over the Dodgers in the National League Western Divis ion . credit ed Sutcliffe with an ou ts tanding perform an ce but failed to pamc. "TIDS SERIES IS critical to Los Angeles. not us." Morgan said. "We are in fi rst place. It as the Dodgers who ha ve to catch us. Tonight was a combination of Sutcliffe pitching a great game and us not hitting." LARIMER ZOCH EHMANN ... .,.,.....,.. Struggliag SitlMltion La ke r s ta r Magic Johnson (33> finds himself in a ught spot as U.S. Olympic players Buck Williams Oen> a nd Alton L ist er fig ht him for possession in Indian apolis. Magic lost his touch on this one and so did the NBA Stars as the U.S. Olympic team captured an 82-16 decision to wr ap up the fourth win m the final of a five-game series. Moses Still World's Best Coffman, Broun Star at TrUds EUGENE. On!. CAP) -As expected. Edwin Moses showed he was still the best in the world in the 400-mete r intermediate hurdles Monday night. Clean·cut middle d istance runner Don Paige does not have the overwhelmlng phys ical s upe riority of Moses but the former Villanova ace showed why he has to be considered ooe of the world's best. And veteran d~atblete Bob Coffman, ranked No. l in lhe world an 1979, and 20-year-0ld s printer Allee Brown of Cal State <Norlhridge) joined Moses as the other stars of the third day or the U. S. Olympic track and field trials. Coffman, 29. captured t he dec athlon with 8.184 points, P aige be at r i v a l J a m ee; Robinson an the 800-meter run in a 1980 world best of 1 .-44 53 and Brown completed a "triple" witb an 11 32-second victory in the women's 100.meter dash. BUT IT WAS MOSES, a gold m e dalis t at the Mo ntre al Olympics four yeani ago. wbo - predictably -was the main focus of attention. He woo in 47.90 seroods, best time in the event in the world this year. The 24-year-old sensation from Morehouse College in Atlanta hasn't lost an inte rmediate hurdles race since August, 197'1. He was coosldered a sure bet to win at the Moscow Olympics before the United States decided to boycott tbe Games. lj a rdales, who s urpris ed everyone by wrnning the NCAA decathlon championship here l wo years ago, passed on 18 straight heights before failing three times a t 14·9. He had a p rior best of 15·5. Bardales was in 15th place at the time of h is withdrawal, accumulating only 5.412 points. G re~ Veatch, anothe r UCI grad, fini shed the competition m 11th place with 7,492 points .Area Stars Gain All·CIF Hoaors Right now," s aid James Walker, runner·up to Moses in 49.ot "Edwin is unbeatable. The only wa.y you're going to beat him is if be makes a mi.stake. But b e doesn't make any mllta.tes, does be!" A FTEll MONDAY NIGlll"S competition, he refused to publicly criticize President Carter, who called for America to boycott the 1980 Olympics alter tbe Soviet Union lnv8ded Afghanistan. By aooE• CAllLSON ... 0..., .......... f'jve Oranae Cout area baeba1l 1tan, fecludinaJ three on the flnt tum, have ffl'Ded All-ClF 2-A booon • Mlected by tbe Ctt.bena Savings At.bletlc P'oundat.loo board. Corona deJ Mar Hl&b piteber Jell Pries, &ttanda catcher Bo& Larimer and Dana lfll11 tint baseman Orea Zoeb were accorded tint team bertbl, wbUe tb1rd te1m post.a went to Corona del Mar ,.atflelder Carl Ehmann and Eat&Dcla •* buemaa Rieb Amaral the first pltcher named to the team. Jn addition to his pltchlng prowess, be wu con1ldenid the Sea View Leape'a No. · 1 abortatop and 1lu1ged seven bomen in 15 leape 1ames. A Junior and two-year starter on tfio Sea View Lea•ue champlonlblp teams. Prtel Lt allo the circuit'• Player ol the Year. Larimer, with a 1tron1 arm, outatanc:llq def tn1e ud a .m bat, has been aouit>t by UCLA for bl.a coll9"ate duty. .4S9 for Dana HU.ls, which captured the South c.out Leaiue cbampMJmbip • Ehmann wu the leader in a Coroda del Mar outfield whicl\ swept all three league berths oa tbe Ont team. He batted at a .380 rate and was also a two-year starter for the Sea Kinp. Amaral, at second b ase. batted .m. He was tbe only •ecood bueman ln the 2·A aectlon to earn a berth, \be rest of the lnf\elden made up from 1bortat.oP1 and third balemen. "It's not Just me who is disappointed," Mose1 said. "Everybody la dlsappolnted. Sure, I've been looklnt forward to solnc t.o the Otymplca for lbe put four years." ··--. P&ID. WITH 818 t1NDEPEATED -.. record • a p(tcher (8-0, l.lt lllA>. wu ZOCH ALSO SHOWED excellent defensive ablUly and batted a h.ealthy Player ol the year Is Lemtnger Hilh's Jfariq P'1onl, an out.fielder with a .435 •ver.,e . Meanwhile , Mauricio Bardtiel, a UC Irvine sraduate of two years qo, witllclnw trom the decaUlk>n after eltbt events when ho failed to make any he~cbt I!' the pole vault. EDWIN MOIU BRl!IZIS. .. Ill DAILY PILOT A Cap.M\e Report From the Woftd of 8porta IDegitimate ons Get Part Of Brundage' Estate • ro• AP Dt*P•kltee SAA'TA BARBARA Two me n who uy they • are lllti itlmet&' on~ of former lnternatlon ol OlymS)4c CommUtff pre tdent Aver y BrW\daae were •warded $62.~ ucb from his eatale Monday The broth.-n . Av~ry Grecory Dr"t"sdeo . 28. and Gary Toro DrNdm. 27. had purauf'd lhtllr leaal C<'ud in thrff counties and two tates. •~kma • ~ha~ of the S19 m1llton Callforoia t6tate The will wut-prepa~ six months before Brundage :, death m Gt'rmany at age 1'11 Thl' Dresden. .... !laying they were heirs v. ho had been omitted from the w1U. began thl'1r t•ase m Santa Barbara m August 1978 Each cla1ml'd d one tturd share o( the esta te. wbJch included Brundage·s $700,000 home m Montee1to and $17 null1on m art obJecl.'> wllled to the city o ( San FrancLSco A very Dresden also sought to set aside Hu"°"°' Brundage's 1974 will in an action filed in C hicago, where Brundage's business actl vlties we r e cenlered. He alleged firundage was not of sound mind, was legally blind, and d.Jdn't know what was in his will. Under a 1955 trust agreement signed by the Dresdens' mother, Llllla.n Linnea Dresden. Brundage set 83lde $16.666 In cash, $150,000 worth of s tock and a share in a Redwood City house for each of the boys. The trust agreement also contained a provision that would terminate it if a court determined that Mrs. Dresden made any public statements "intended to bring Brundage into disrepute" or if her sons made any claim on Brundage·s estate. By 1978, when they (i)ed their claims. Avery Dresden had received $105,602 a nd Gary had received $119,142 from their respecllve trusts. Jn San Mateo County, where Gary Dresden resides. the executors or the Brundage estate earlier filed suit to recover the $225.000 that the Dresdens bad received. but later dropped the SUit. Attorneys in the case have been reluctant to discuss the m atter. and the settlement agreement was signed last month by the Oresdens and executors of the estate. Brundage married Elizabeth Dunlap in 1927 and she spent mt)St or her ti me at their Montec1to home while Brundage lr;i\ cled They had no children and she died in \971 11•• th1·n marn(·<I German Princess Mariann Reuss in 1973 and .,ht· ..,111111\'l'' 1n C'ahfurn1a ..-------ftuolt» of the Day ------. Hdern n~ to !;1st week's brawl Jn\'Olvin~ Chicago White Sox p1tclH:r Ed Farmer and Det r01l outfielder Al Cowen!>: "You don't set· these fights in the Nat.Jona! Leag ue because pitchers come up to bat." -Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson. 1tfartin fo Get ToUfllwr tntla v..,,. NEW YORK Billy Martin. Oakland A's Ii manager. v.ho has refused to pay a $250 fme ror a run 1n \\llh Jn urnp1r" .Junl' R. says he plans to get t·H·n to11gh1•r v.1th tlw mr,n in blue follov. ing a fru.,tr<1t1n)!. v.1·Pkt ncl m Yankl'ot' ~\ad1um ·in tht '''\t•nth inntnJ.! I dt•r1ded that from nov. on. I'm i::o1nio: to t.1kl' ,, ..,trongt•r '>tanci aJ?atnst lhl' umpires.·· Martin :.111d Sund<i~ .1fl1·r tht> /\ 's snapped a f1ve-~amc loslng streak with a 5 :! \H'ton '" t·r \he Yanket>s "I don l care 1£ the ump1r~ hate• m<' · F:ven 1f l'm e1ected from every game. I'm 1-:mng tn tal..1• .1 .,trnngrr '>t<md ""hen they're wrong" :\1 arl1n m:ide f1q· tnp'> lo the field for d1scuss1ons with the four man umpiring team ~unday He fought twice with Rus<; <~·11 at hr'>l b<ise. twice-with home plate ump Vic Volta~g10 and onc<: with third base ump Bill Ha ller W1thQt1\ '"'Y'"R what specific action he would be takin~. Marlin. who h;i:. ballh·d umpm's frequently durin~ h1s career a s a pla}t'r ancl a m<in<.tl!l'r. !'.aid he would just have to take a harcin llnl· aL!:11nst tht•m 111· l>Wd ht• reached this dec1s1on in the seventh mnmg ">unna\ · lx·<·ausl' JUSt so many thmgs happened out there toe.la~ th;it v.1 •nt the v.rong way It was so unreal. 1t was funnv. almol>l hkt• a Charltt.' Chaplin movie. We didn't get a call all day " Jerry a..mu atruck out IS Ka.nHa City •. batt ra to lie a Mlnnnola club rffOrd as the Twlnl awept to a 4·1 vletory over the American lAasue Wnt leaden. Kooeman. who 1'9peatedJy plteMd out ot trouble, acattered 10 blta. aoy 8malhy clubbed a t·.vo-run homer to pace the Twtna' attack . Boeton got put thtt NttW York Yankees, 7·2. u DeaaJa Eekenley tossed a tieve-n hiller J~ IA:febne tad a palr of solo home runs for the Ya.nU New York holds a fl~ aame lead In the Eos t over Mllwaukff .. Cbamp Summers capped a two-run rally In the ellC}lth lnnlna& with an RBI grounder lo booet 'Detroit over Cleveland. ~--4. Alan Banalleer slul(gl'd u l wo run homu for Clevdand ... Jim Gaotnu, lllllng ln for the lnjurl'd Paul MolUor, hit hls first homer of the season . a &rand slam. and drove ln six rwlit to powe r Milwaukee to , an 8-0 decision over Oakland . In National Lengut' action the St Lou1b ttOOSMAN Cardinals rt•c<-lv"<I a three-run homer from Geor1e Hendrick in a 6 1 victory over Pltuburgh Hendnck now has ~7 RBI. t:lvlng hlrn the major league Je11d m lhal department. Jim Kaat srallere<I seven hits ror tu:. 266th hlellme victory und T~ Simmon• homered for St LOUIS ..-------Bcurball T oda11 ------ On Uus dale in basebull In 19AA Delr01l's Jim Northrup !It'd a m.qor h·a.iuf' rN'Ot cl b~ s mashin.: two ~rand ~lurn hom1·r' .1~t11n..,1 th1· Ckveland lndutns tn u 14 :l '1'11,wr 'H tor' On Uus dalt' 1n 1962 J ack R~·s hom t!r off Phil H•·K1.1n m th1• :!2nd inning gave the New York Y1111kc·c·~ a !I 7 \11·1111 y m .. r the Detroit Tigers. Today's Birthday : St. Louis Cardinals lnfl~lrter Kc·n H1·1t t '' 29 Coeaufl•a" Doub(• ~rd tt'lll Leu• BLOOMINGTON. Ind Do<' Coun!.1lmun, the a legendary swimming couch at ln(ll11rw Un1vt:rs1ty , became the oldest m an in h1Mor~ to swim the English Channel when he mnd1• the• t•ros"iml( 1n St-ptember or 1979, al the age of~ J11· clnubts the rc('()r<I will last. ''I'm sure my record won't IB.'lt long," he said recently "There was a lot of pubhc1ty and I've had a lot of correspon dence from older people wbo want to swim the channel J only hope it lasts long enough to get mto the book of world re· cords." NH~ lt'IU Pla9 Sttddftl lhatlt ~l.w time since Nov. 21. 1942. National Hockey League ' LOS ANGELES -Next season. for lhe first Iii teams will play sudden-death overtime to help decide regular-season contests and lower the number of he games. In 1979-80. 142 of the 84-0 games <·ndNi m ties A \'Oll' Monday by the :\BL Bo:.i rd o r GovC'rnor.., implemented the procedure that rails for a fl\'\: minutv i:xtra period for ~ames tied after the 60 manult·c; of ret!ulatlon play The lturd period will conclude and the· overtime will be-gin a flt>r a two-minute inte rmission to the JOY of certam team offi cials and the dismay of others "I don't like overtime. that's all there 1:-to 1l." said President Harold BaJlard of the Toronto Maple Leafs "I'm not in favor of It at all. I think it's great for the playoffs. but not for the regulation season. The fans have had 60 minutes or hockey during the season and that's enough " Norto" Sla11Mr S adt Rf»-rer•f"ff A $50,000 slander suit verdict against former • heavyweight boxer Ke11 Nonoo was reversed by a superior court Judge, who said the evidence m the case did not support the 1ury's decision .. Manny Goldstein. the former Cmvers1ty or New Mexico has ketball ass istant who turned stale·., (•\ 1dence in the federal fraud tnaJ or his formt:r ~s. nov. v. ant<, a chuni;?e of venut.' on hJs upeoming tnal on charges :.temmin~ from lhe r ecru1lmR scandal last Jncembt·r Vito i\ntuofermo completed tnumng for his challenge of world rhamp1on Alan Mlotu for th(• WB/\ middlewe1~ht crown Saturday in London Karen Rogers, Monmouth Park's fourth leadmg ndN and leadtng apprentice jockey. was in1ured m a ~pill during Monday's card . Austraban hutte rny star Lloda Hanf'I withdrew from the Olympic swimming team. reducing to 17 the number of Australian swimmers heading for Mol'cow . Jim Sutherland, a former Washington State University hl'ad football coach . Is dead at the age or 65. Teferision., Radio TV: :--:o ev<-nts scheduled Rl\DIO: Ba:-cball -Dodgers at Houston. 5 30 p m . KABC <7901. Chicago at Angels. 7 JO pm . KMPC 11101 SPORTS BREAK I TENNIS I BASEBALL ........ _ BJORN BORG INSPECTS HIS BROKEN RACQUET. $7,000 Gown C/oalv.am/,.dagger Privacy WIMBLEDON . En gland <AP 1 -BJO rn Bo rg 's bnde-tcrbe underwent a formal f1tt1ng of her $7.000 wedding ~o ~n Tut•sclay 1n tht· C'loak and da~~e r privacy of a I ondon hotf'I room \'•iu luok man 1·h1u.., \ 1111 tonk l1k•· ,, m1'<111·\ .ti pr1111 ,...... ,,11d I 1·tl T1nlinl!. tht: 1nt1·rnat111nJlh k n11 v. n d1•..,1).!n(·r ' l1<1V. tl<J ~ <1U fr(·( "I l>O~'T K"'iO\\." 'Jlrl ;\1 a r 1 a n a !:> 1 m 1 <> n l: .., c u o f RomJn1a ··1 ca nn ot see nH'>t·H . S1 m1onescu and Bor.:. ~ho 1s •.t•l•k1n~ his fifth ::.lra1ght Wimbledon tcnms title. will be married J ul) 24 1n a S)lvan lakeside weddtng 45 miles from Rucharest Mo nths have b e <'n ">pent d"s1gn1nJ? and mak1n ~ Ma riana·s wedd1n~ dress J form f1ttmJt bod1cl' v.1th a h<>op ..,k1rl made of v.h1te ~ilk dama:.k. l'm bro1dered v.1t h 2 000 pearls and 1.fXXl rhinestrme-. .\ bn dal m1 ... 1 n II trimmed v.11h <.{·ore-. o( emhro1dert•'1 ... <' r o I I .., h J n .: ., I r o m h t' r unc-o' t·red head t o form a tra1l11'J! train of silk chiffon "One's head 1s nt•ver covt'red in a Gret>k Orthodox church," Tinlin~ expl:uned MamUla thus will have s mall bouquets of dogwood. na rcissus and da1S1es on each side of her b londe head. h eld b y t hre(' s trands or pearls "TRADmON IS that wht>n a medieval pr incess was '+'ed. maidens picked wild flowers for ber ~own." said Tinlin it The f1ll10~ was staged with c;tr ict sec recy b eca us e S1m1onescu 1s dl'termined to adhere to the tradition that a ~room should not :.ee the bridal ~own befort· the wedding P1cturt.><) taken were for bidden tn tw 'ihown prior to Juh 24 \.tanana bt•longs tu thl' world, o !ht• ~''"'n h a'> a world h 1..,t•>n 'ia1d T1nl1n~. an l-,n1.;J1-.hman ill th10., '>'l'l'k '.1.hll m <1 ' ,. d r r nm Lon d <1 n l '' Phlladclph1<J 1n 1975 ·'The material (•ame from ltal:r . the t•mbro1dl'ry from London and the hidden blue trim from f'ranc:e The drPss was made 1n ~\merica. the designer ..., Rnt1sh" There are 82 white covered buttons, 15 on each of the s ll1t htly puffed. tight-fitting ... 1e1:-ves and 52 Qn the back no"' er. Jrl' ldC'l'd ''° the loop:, 111 the crinoline under'ik1rt TISl.l~G Pl.i\ YEO lenm:-in thl· post Y."\\I t•rJ of Rill Tilden .1nr1 Su1an111• Lt•ngl t·n. later twcom1n~ um· of thl" v.nrld.., mo.,l cl'lebratt' Cius:.;. \1 oran.., lac-l' panties, s nocking <,laid W1mbll'<lon Sinrt:. ht• ha:. outfitted women c;tars from Maureen Connolly lo Trar) Austm. including 15 U S. Open and 16 Wimbledon champion~ Las t year he designed a weddin~ dress for Chris Evert in her marna~e to John Lloyd. "Most brides have two basic themes. They e ither want the .,atiny madonna look or, as m the case of Chris, the s ugar plum, fairy-fluff baJlet style," Tmlinf' said Color '70s All-stars Red Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN Carew Leading Vo~getter of Decade NEW YORK CAP) -The Cincinnati Reds. who dominated the National League with six Western Division titles, four league championships and two World Series triumphs in the 19705, dominate the NL All·Btar team of the decade. too. Led by catcher Johnny Bench. the Reds have sbt players on the NL team of the '70s. Bench received more than 21 million votes from •the fans in the decade, second only to the 22,858,453 votes cast for the American League's Rod Carew. During the 1970s, more than 71 million ballots -the large.t number in any nonpolitical e lection -were cast in the votln1 underwritten by Gillette. TBE VOTING ENDS Wedneed.ay for Ulla year'• 1ame. July 8 lD Loa An1elea. The pltcben, •• before, wlll be selected by the All-atar manapn, Chuck Tanner cf t.be Plttaburab ptratea and Earl Weaver of the BalUmore Orlole1. 1'be other Reda oa the team ol the decade (tome of them oo • loa1er play in ClnetnnaU) are 1econd baseman JM llor1an (DOW with Houston), lbortltop Dave CGDeePcion (be aha~ the potltlod wltb PbUadelpbla'1 Larry Bowa) and outrielden P•l• Rose (now with the Phllli•) aod Georee Foster. Carn, a four-Um• wlnnu cf the oweu. 1'rvPhY uns. wn, 1978, 1979 as the top a ll-star vote getter of the year, has ~n on every a ll-star team sin ce Commissioner Bowle Kuhn returned the selection process to the fans in 1970. The former Minnesota Twin, now with the Angels, fills two positions oo the AL's all-decade team. He was an all-star second baseman during 1970-75 and haa been the Cans' top choice at first base since 1976. THE REMAINING posUions on the NL team a r e first bas eman S teve Garvey and th.ird baseman Ron Cey of the Dodgers aod outfielder Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves. On the AL te.m, two pla~ share abort.at.op honors - Aparicio of the Chicago White So" and Boston Red Sox and Bert CampaneriJ of UM Oalrland A's <now with tbe Angela). And thlrd base booon are shared, too, by Broob RobinlOO ot the Orioles and George Brett ot the Kanaaa City RoyaJa. The AL catcher I• Boltoo'a Carlton F\tlt and t.M outllelden are Carl Yastnemeld ot the Red Sox and Reigle Jack1on of Oakland and the New York Yankees and Bobby MuTcer of t.be Yanks. * * * AIDer'leu IAa.-e 18 -Rod Carew CMlnnetota-An1el1) 1918, ''M, '78, '79 2.B -Rod Carew (llhalMIOUI> r 1970, '71, '72, '73, '74, '15 SS -LUI S Apari cio <Chlcago-Bofit.oo> 1970, '71, '72 and Bert Campaneris <Oakland) 1973, '74. '75 38 -Brooks Robinson• <Baltimore> 1971. '72. '73, '74 and George Brett (Kansas City), 1976, 'Tl, '78, '79 OF -R e ggie Ja ckson! <Oakland-New York) 1972. '75. '77, '78 t OF -Carl Yastrzemskl (Boston) 1970, '71. '72, '77, '79 OF -Bobby Murcer <New York> um. '73, '74 C -Carlton Flak <Boston> 1973, '74, '77, '78 Natlollal Leape tB -Steve Garvey <Dodgen> 1974, '7$, '76, '77, '78, '78 28 -Joe Mor1an CC1ndnnaU> 1972. '73, '74, '75, '76, '77, '78 SS -Dave Concepcion <Cincinnati) 1975 '76. '77 U'd Larry Bow a ( ~blladelpbla> 1974, '78, '79 3B -Ron C.y <Dod1era) 1974, '75, '77 OF -Hank Aaron (Atlanta) 1970, '71, '72, '7' OP' -Pete Role (Ci.ndnnati> 197!1, "7', '75 OF -Georse Fotter (ClndnnaU) ms_ ''M, "11, '19 C -Johnny Bench cctnctnnatn uno, •11, •n, 'TS, '74, '15, '74. '1T, '78. AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dtvtslon W L 40 27 30 35 :ll 37 JO 36 30 37 28 38 23 41 Kan1>as Ctty Ch1 ca~o Oakland Texas Seattle Minnesota Angels East Dtvllloa Pct. GB 597 .462 9 .456 912 .4SS 9"'2 .448 10 .424 11 VJ .359 15"'1 New York 43 23 .652 Milwaukee 36 29 .554 fl\!'# Boston 36 30 . S45 7 Detroit 33 30 .524 8~ Cleveland 33 31 .516 9 Baltimore 34 32 .515 9 Toronto 31 32 .492 10'-'l _., .• k_ 0.1" ., c--· ktlOlll,H9w Y~t J Ml_,,..•. IC ..... , C•h I Mllw-.. a. O.-a-0 Oll1Yt-'K-T ... r't0- Cfttt• c911r'M 1 ti at...._.. IA.a .. 441,"' M llw-(ff-• ~)I •C 0..1 .... ll.MotfDrll . ''·" IC-Cl'V 1i.-rd I \ -MM'!lft 1-41 .. Ml~e lfrlcU~• 1 • -Ja<\"°" 4 ... 1. 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II TEST DRIVE DATSUN OF IARWICK WILL GIVIYOUTHE SHIRT OFF HIS IACK c.ome In for Your free T-Shirt &OemoRide EXECUTIVE DEMO SALE SUPER SAVINGS MANY TO CHOOSE FROM 2ao, 200 sx. 21 o Ale MANY MOU SAD ~ . . . . . . . ~ . • . .. I FOOTBALL I OOLF . --"'111 ~..:.0.......,,.... ..... .._ --Twldllr. June ... 1880 South All·stars Tablled by Six Seurer'8 Pas8ing Ann Givea Rebel.8 the Edge • 117 aoon CdUON ................... Tbe South AU·stan m•Y be wlthoul l'.d1IOO Hilb '1 Kerwtn Bell In llonday'a 21st Orange County All-star football 1ame at Oran,. Coast College, but the Rebels sttll have enough firepower to keep the favorite's role. Nlne out of 10 Orange County newspapers p icked Marina Coach Dave Tbompsoa '1 Rebels to prevail behind the passing or Edison quarterback Frank Seurer and a number of outatancJtng receivers. TUE SOUTH BAS. BEEN labeled a ai.x-pot.nt favorite to mate it three straight victories in a series wbicb lt trails, 14-6. ''Originally we bad a pretty s imple running plan." s a ys Thompson. ••But now. we've got to put a little bit of sophistication in our offense to try to offset tbe North's aggressive tactics. We have to finesse them a Utt.le." in~ South's split back system. One ot Tbompeon's touctiest aulinmeota bu been to aelect starters at linebacker and receivers bec ause of the overabundance of talent. IN FACT, AT THIS auge, he's unable to plclt two linebackers Crom 23>-po..md Nate Franklin (Santa Ana Valley), 220-pound Lee Knowles <Marina> and 220.pound Bill Malavasi <Edison>. It's the same situation at wide receiver (Costa Mesa's Dan Bauer. Marina's Mark Hwrtley and Santa Ao.a Valley's J~b Jobnsoo), along with tlgbt ends Mark Boyer (!'.dJ.aoo) and Tony Camp <Eltanda>. TbomplCO agrees with North Coach Mite 7.eller of Canyon tbat lt will be a wide open game with the empbasla on paaaing. "We'll be ceDterin1 things around Frank <Seurer> and his tbrowlog. We reel we've got some out.standing receivers and Frank i.a really fun to watch, be throws tbe ball vny well.•' TRE&E WAS NOTHING sboetingly revealed at Monday's pres.a gathering at Sanu Ana's Saddlebact Inn. As noted earlier, tbe North ls wttbout Loara lllgh quarterbact Bob Caffrey and the South is * * * * * * AU-star T ick ets Available Tickets for the 21st Orange County All·star football game. featuring the built of reeenUy graduated high school stars in Orange County, are available at three Orange Coast area outlets. In Huntington Beach: Sports Emporium. 1.SOU Edwards St. In Saddleback Valley area: Mission Vie)o Sporting Goods, 28052 Camino Cap istrano. Laguna Niguel without Bell. due to too mU)' all-1tar 1amet (baseball and football) and • bamatrlog llUUrY respectively. TBOMP80N'8 LIST of o ftenslve s tarters include Eat.ancia's Alan Akana and El Modena's Phil Bradley at tbe tackles, Corona del Mar's Stott Carpenter and Edison's Tim Inman at the tackles and Mater Del's Moote Olsoo at cent.er. Alternating at the other halfback slot will be Santa Ana'a Victor Prawl, SuUago's Pat Compton and El Toro'a Scott McKemie . Defenaively the Rebels will start Corona del Mar's Kory Burwell and Newport Harbor's Neil Ross at tackles. around noaeg\W'd Bob Korb. OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS a re Mate r D e i's Doug Beeuwsaert and Joe D<>nobue and the corners cons ist of Ma rina's Jim Taylor and Newport's AJao Gaddis. SOUTH LINEBACKER LEE KN OWLES. Most of the f10essing will be handled by San Clemente's Jeff Banner. who baa nailed down one of the two starting positions In Costa Mesa: Mr. Costa Mesa Barbers, 1918 Harbor Blvd. The game is set ror Monday at Orange Coast College with an 8 p.m . starting time. Thompson s ays the safeties w ill be Santa Ana's Jetr Williams and El Mod•a's Kurt Adams , but stresses several spots are still open to change. At Green R iver Youngsters In Classic By HOWARD L. RANDY Of,.,. O•lty 1"1194 St.rtt One of the top junior golr tournaments or the summer is taking place today at Green River Golf Course. It's the l2lh annual Big l insurance youth golf c lassic sponsored by the Independe nt Insurance Agents of Orange County. The event ts open to amateur golfers less than 18 years of age on Aug. 8 this year and play will be over 18 holes with scratch medal play scores used to determine winners The low tenth of the raeld wall qualify for a two-day state final at Green River July 14 and 15. The state qualifiers will then RO to Yale University Golf Course in New Haven. Conn .. Aug. 7·12 for the finals with 20 PGA Tour pros playing with them. The biggest name to win the tournament to date bas been Bob Clampett of Carmel. The finals are moved around the country to various courses. The only time the finals have been played in California was in 1977 at Silverado Country Club in Napa. John Seymour of Costa Mesa is the stale chairman for the event this season. "We are GOLF expecting 1SO teen.age golfers for the preliminary round," Seymour said Monday. Among the pros expected to play in the fin als at Yale are Charles Coody, Fuzzy Zoeller, John Mahaffey, Tom Kite. Rod Funseth and Larry Nelson. • • • GREEN RIVE R'S HENRY BICKLER has announced the dates for the 12th annual Tri-county amateur championships at h1s course for Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 4·5 Mark O'Meara of Laguna Niguel, the U S. amateur champion. 1s the defendmg title holder but is expected to turn pro before he can defend his title Competition will be m a championship and seniors championship fli ght with handicap flights known as the Orange County, Riverside County and San Bernardino County flights. AJJ lights will play both the Riverside and Orange courses with exception of the championship flights that will be cont ested over 54 holes. Two rounds for the championship night are scheduled for Sunday for those who m ake the 36-hole cut. • • • MILE SQUARE GOLF COURSE in Fountain Valley will be conducting a sen es of junior golf schools in July and August with pros Jim Caspio and Clnlck Brewer giving instructions. The clinics are designed for boys and girls, 10-13, and will be from 4:30 to 6:30 each evening. A total of 11 ~ bow-s or instruction is included along wilb drills, films, video tape of swings and analysis. Cost or the week-long class is $40 with a second week for $30. For further information, call 846-8047. * * * CHIP SHOTS -The Orange County Goll Association will play it s next tournament Wednesday at Los Serranos Golf and Country Club in Chino. Then it's Yorba Linda Country Club on July 21, according to director RaH Cllaae . Membersblps are now being taken by calling Chase at 957-6053 . . . Red Pattenon of the Angels ls chairman of this year's Goodwill Golf Classic at Alta Vista Country Club ln Placentia. The event is a shotlUD scramble Monday with tee-off at 11 followed bf an awards banquet and s how. Donations of $100 include a conUneutal breakfast, lunch, cocktalJs, green fees. electric eart. prizes, dinner and a show. For further information, call 5'7.aot. There ls still room for more gotten. MIW ltlO VOLKSW AGEN -~-5700 ~.~ DISCOUNT JIM MdlMO 'f.W. 842-2000 1171 I llACH. HUMn•TOM ._... 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Long Conner, who swept both of Monday's races against the newest of the 12-meters. Clipper, has won three of four matches while Turner. who lost twice lo Clipper on Sunday. has lost three of four BOA.DNG "I NEVER FEEL confident when J race Ted." sailed of( mlo an area with no wind. while Conner picked up a favorable windshift and sailed into the Ind Conner said after hi s Monday victoncs "He's too good .. Last Saturday. Conner beat Turner. "I JUST GOT US in the biggest hole I've ever seen.·· confessed Andy Rose. tactician of Clipper. "Yep. J put us there." Conner claimed I.he best record of the three Amencan skippers when be put away Clip per. s ailed by 24-year -old Russell Long, by times of 1:57 and :23on Monday. The second time around. ln race No. 2 Clipper had gained a JO.~cond advantage going into the final windward leg or the windward-leeward course. However. he lost his advantage a second time. Long protested the fi rst race. claiming Conner had violated the port-starboard tack rule after the s tart. The New York Yacht Club protest committee was expected to hear Long's protest this morning and issue a ruling prior to th'e day of racing With just a few yards to go until the finish. lo each of Monday's rnces. Long and bis young Freedom tacked on a favorable windshift and. pointing higher than Clipper and sailing faater. skimmt.-d across the line to victory. Merlin Leads Trans-Pac Yacht Race SAN P'RANCISCO c A Pl Norton Smith's 67 -foot sloop Mer ti n o f Santa Cru, led Monday with less than 600 miles to go ln the annual 2,100.mile trans·Paclfic yacht race from California to Hawaii. Kotick JI. a 48-foot yawl from Tiburon skippered by Tim Tyler, was reported in seeond place. Larry Harvey's 38·foot sloop Timber Wolf of Palos Verdes was in third. Merlin surged ahead from 10th place on Friday and bH led since Sunday. It ls expected to reach Nawtllbill Harbor on the island ol Kauai by Tbunday. The race waa marred du.ring tbe weekend by a n tncldent a b oard the 35-fo o t boal Frteodabip, in which stlp~r A. WI II lam Hecht apparently threatened the flve•membe r crew and tried to kUl h1maelf. The crew alerted authorities and a aenby New ZHland naval vtael wu dlapat.cbld to tatercept the bo.t., Hecht'• problem wat lat« determined to be medical and· a PTeter1p0on drui from Hecht'• pbya{dan was 8f.r.dropped LO the bot& via Coast Guard plane. aut.botttln 11ld. Tblrt.J·f our boats out of the gt rtlnl t0 remain ln the race, ,;,nsored by the Ballena Bay yacht Qub o1 A.Lameda. ' Governor's Cup l Race Lures 19 Yacht Clubs Nineteen yacht clubs - including two from out of the state -will send sailing crews to Newport Harbor to compete in Balboa Yacht Club's 13-year old Govemor:s Cup junior mareh racing series. Skippers will draw for nights Wednesday al noon. followed by inspection and measurement of t he Santa na·20 sloops and practice racing• outside the jetty from 3-6 p.m . Actual coD)peliUon in the two·boat mareh races begins Thursday Ill 10 a .m . in the ocean off the Santa Ana River jetty. Saili ng wlll be over windward-leeward courses. The Governor's Cup was faabloned after Long Buc:b Yacht Club'• famed Concreulonal Cup but was limited to skippers and crews under tM age of20. Brad Wheeler. who hu won the cup two ye•rs 1D a row, wW dereod for BllbOa Yac:bt Club. As 1D the ~len-1 Qlp, only two boat.I wUl t;e radq acalut each otber at anr 81..a tJme wbicb ·mum tUt MVeral two·bOat rD•tcllu wUI be ID proareu at U.. aame Ume. The aldpper Md crew wttll the IDOll win aad rewest lolMI a. tbe eventual win.Der. Yacht clubs eni.red lD WI )'Hr '• rt1att1 are Alamttol Bay . 8a.!I• Corlalblaa. Coroad>. uana Point. Del a.,, Fort Wartb (Ta.) 8cNlt aub, .. Lido Lsle. Long Beach. 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' I • ' . -OM.YN.OT BUSINESS I MUTUALS HONSi"fl 'Tg~oon' Liees Free as Eagle 9.50% ._ ... ,... •• 11% A--',..W W.tem Thnft'1 new hlgh y1•1d twelve month c.rtlfk:ote. lt9qUlf• only $3CXXl lnvatment ln_..t compounded doily, po1d monthly '°"Med 19SS Assets o••r $130,000,000.00 C:....._, -~M..t., CA (7'4) "'4111 .............. '9dfkc-tKtehw.y. CA (tlJ).,.._1 C:....._, C...-.. 0.-.,. FNMOM. "--· Oft• ... •· ................. .._..., .. View. Ol'Wfl99. Iha .... Seo I ta, S-~. S... '--· Stecatoft. T-. T-. V~. W\lttler. w;;~·n,,onl, .$50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PIM>PERI Y SECONDS ............ µ .. , ........ ....... • c dial .... ti I ::=. .... . ., ......... .... ........ c .. .. On•· 10 .; l,1m1ty Act11ll'. only Wn1111 !>U/)/)111-~ Id >I STOP in Today! Here's all you do ... simply stop at any office of Tokal Bank and open a new checking account for a $100 or more, and it will be free of monthly service charges as long as the $100 minimum balance Is maintained. Tokal &ink also has a f ult selection of savings plans in<:luding a number of certificate accounts .• We also provide a wide range of loans including automobile. home . Improvement. business and personal. One of our courteous loan officers will be happy to discuss your credit needs with you. Your free cookbook includes mouth·watering recipes for slmple·to·f ix hor d'oeuvres, soups. salads, breads. meat and seafood dlahes. deaserts. foreign menus and a special section on microwave cooking. Over 300 taste· .tempting recipes the whole family will enjoy. Accounts 1nsure<1 to S 100.000 10KAIBANK .... ,DIC Of CAUR>RNIA HUMTltl8TON IEACff.-Bcookl\urat at Garfield 0 714/963·5651 NEWPOftT IEACH-3333 W. Pacific Coall Hwy., South of the Arches 0 714/&4&-7121 LOS Metlll-(Main Offleel Slleth II Grano 0 213/972-0200 ' ···----· Uf t d.lfllNlt. rntdom for Gw allo mew the dumce to =~;:'~ u...:: ~ =li:nuh~t~ c1U.cl '...-.0 Yun For Preedom." In tt, be"'' you ean do tt too. MultlmllUonaJre Greene. 42. buy1 houses, oft.en wttb no money down, rfteives hundreds of thou.aandl of dollars 1D reota. and paya no taxes. yet •ven the lnteraal Revenue Service recop.IJes htm u a law·abld.ln,c dtlu:n. Anybody wltb ordinary lntellleence who l1J wlllln1 to put in tbe effort. be Hya, can do the 1amt thine. It lrrlt.atea him th.at more do not. detplt4 bll prodd.lns and encouraeemenl ln boots and Mmlnan. . A nEE KNTE&P•IBER, tu.es and the t.u bure1uer1cy offeod blm. SO do 1ovenment poUea.. th.at, la. 1111. parantee lnflalion. But ii tbat LI the real world, aaya real1at Greene, you mu.al learn to Uvt ln It. To dluemlnate hU methods, Greene conducts 1emlnan ln CaWomla, and offers a newsletter. cuHt* and boob by mall, the latest beiJli ''The TH Revolt," I bow·to book oo how to joln lt. Thil ll how Greene did It, and "It" in Ulia in· 1\anct mea.M Mveral million dollars in net worth 1lnco 1m Crom acqulrlng bouaes now valued at much more but purchaffd for UWe or oothing down. HAVING •OVED TO San Franclaeo after tir· ln• of world travel In aearc:h of miulnl heirs, bis butlna• alter havln1 received a law decree. he IOUlhl • place ln whkh to live. He wu 34. H• round an old manatoo on Pine Street in San Francl.aco. near the Bank ol America building. The bank aueect to a '100,000 loan. partly because Greene planned to make the mansion into a three· famllyhome. He got It for $7~.000. which meant he had 100 percent financing and money for Improvement.a. Amulng, he thought. but not for long: it cost Sl.000 a month to operate. He sold. for a $40.000 profit. THAT•·• WENT Into a place In Sausalito. near here, that provided not only a s pectacular view ol the city across the bay but an extra apart· ment too. That apartment paid all operating ex · penses. As quickly as that. says Greene. "I went from a negative cash now to a place of my own. with depreciation and other tax benefits and I never put up money of my own · · He searched the classified advert.umenta and the ta delinquency u.ta, ad be MDt s.u.n to owners 1D net;bborbooda ln wblcb be wu taterest- ed. Por "er"Y 100 tnv .. t.ta.UO... be ~t about three bome9. WtlRIN POva YEA.a be had llouPt 100 bouel. nut for nothln• down, one teebnlque be- 1n1 to coovloce tbe seller to mottca1e the property for 90 percent and let him take overt.be paymenta. The advanta•e to the seller wu escape from the btc ta on the tncreaed value of the house. Jnatead of belnl Hable au at once on, for example, a $40,000 profit, the seller would be taxed only on each year'a installment payment. The seller's tax- ea, tbat la, were defened. Greene bas 1 de1ree from Wharton Sebool of Finance, but none ll Peeded, he aaya, to reeopbe that aelJen often sell below market. and that u a result leDden may mile commitment.I for more than a pnperty eo&ta . It happened with the property where be JiYes, a manaloo with several detached rental unit.I on four acres purchased several yean a10 for SlS0,000, altboueh Greene estimated t.be market value then at $150,000. After securing the seUer's promise, Greene's surveyor drew the property into four Iota. obtained preliminary approval for a legal lot split, and thereby obtaJned loan commitments of S2SO.OOO. "I closed the deal with $100,000 in my pocket tax-free." said the Tycoon, a name be uses to dJst· ingui.sh himself from other Bill Greenes in Mill Valley. ··r borrowed more to fix it up, and tbat gave me more tax deductions." Ke summarized: "Suddenly. l bad $100,000 in play money. the payment.a of $25,000 were carried by t.be rents, I bad huge tax deductions, and I had a beauWul houae for life. Without a dime, l was fixed for life." Homefrtt. Treasury Bill Interest Rises WASHINGTON (AP ) -Interest rates on short·t.erm Treasury securities have increased, recovering about half the sharp drop recorded a week ago. The Treasury Department announced that Monday's auction of S3 S billion worth of 26-week securities produced a di scount rate of 7 .108 percent. compared with 6.662 percent a week earlier Ov ... r Th~ Countt-r MASO Ustiftc:Js MUTUAL FUNDS llp• a•d a..,.. 00... ~ ... -°'it 1~ _,... J ... I~ -9"' • ..., -IW. .... --, .... -"' 1 ... -... ..,, -I 14 -Jiii 1114 -1W. ,..., .... 1111 ... . -"' '" -... ,~ -... Wt -.... II -I n -•~ ~ -2JW. -J J -.. J'--.. ,.. .. IJ -' J\6o -" l'ltt, Up JU "-.. u. 17.l Up !S.O "-a.o Up ttl u. ., u. tJ.4 Up 1'.I u. U6 u. Ul "" U.• u. 12.• Up 1Z.1 1.)9 11 1 U. II I Up 11 .S Up 11.~ Up 11.1 U. II. I Up 11 I Up ti 1 Up fl I Up •.o Up U Up U '°°' Off IU °" IU e U'~·· ~ Off OH S OH •.• °" ., Off •• Off " °" ... Off u Off Ill Off u Off u Off u Off 1' Off 7.• Off 1.1 Off IA Off 11 °" 7.1 OH 1.1 I ~I > , BUSINESS (~ Ellort• Otie11 tor Nauglai .. Inventors Seek Success WSIJ.ICSJ,SY, llw. <AP> -'ft»e rellow wt.o cooked up the auwma\Jc beans.,.-out an>Wer and \he l\&1 who cN&t.od a IOOC &a. ch.Im.Dey 1weeper were •IDOGJ * fnlslrated lnveoton 1•\htred here recently to learn how to turn thetr br&lrutorma lnto cub. burea\att'a\a, teachen and lucceNtul tnventon cnncrepted at Babloo Co~e to offer advice on market teMarch, tlnaneln11Dd patent law. ONE T'Yl'ICAL ·~l!N'IOR WU Samuel Smith, M , • retired enciaeer from nearby Newton. • 11w people at the two-day moetln1 have 6deu He hu buUt -but never sold -a 1adaet that .._E~=•=-•m:ml and ~tea that Just anin'l Jumplnt from lbc • d.tawtnc board to the 1ton1 ahelt. So ~ National Bul'eau of Standard.a, lhe ln· ven\On' AuoctaUon ol N•w Enaland and teven other private and 1overnmenl or1anhaUon1 .. aponso~ a convention late !ut week called ")hkinc lnvcnUon Work ·· k~ps brid•e score, a drill that workJ ln narrow 1pau1 and a cMmney aweeper complete with a ba1 to catch the aoot. -IOI SALl- $4 MIWQN Tblrty aev•n p•teot lawyeu. lnvHlora. ( Omn/j(e County BUSINESS lleoUey Laborat.ortes IDe .• Irvine, has report· ed revenues or $25,017 ,000 for the six-months penod ended May 31 compared to $19,703,000 for the same period in 1979. Net income was $2,206,000 or 99 centa per share compared to $1,373,000 or 62 cents ror the like period last year. Amertcu Pattaetter. Newport Beach, has an- nounced purchase or 175,000 of its common shares. 1be shares were reportedly purcbasea on the open market for $2.25 per share for an agg.re- Rrate of $393, 750. The company presently has S,647,222 shares outstandmg. Richard A. Donnelly, Newport Beach, is vice president of domestic development for Ebasco Services Inc a New York City-based firm of engineers and consultants. Home Federal Savings and Loan AssodaUon of San Diego will open a branch July 1 in San Juan Capistrano a t 31972 Camino Capistrano .• He summed up lbe woes by aayln1· "It 's one thine to be an Inventor. To 1et your product oo \he market La aometbina elae." JAOOB &ABJNOW, WHO bolds 216 patents oo devices raJllln& from mall sorting equipment to aelf-regulaUna clocks. adviaes buddin1 inventors: ·'Don 'l a pend more money than you can stand to lose. ll'• very euy to lose mooey in tbiJ business." And C. Merle Crawford, a product develop- ment speclallat from the \Jnlveraity of Michigan. counsels innovators to make•~ there really La a demand for their lngeouil)'. ·'The world ls full ol peet lnYeDUom that Juat never sold, "·he said. Big Wheal Haroest Expected CALDWELL, Kan. <AP) -Anxious crews o f farm h a nd s and dozens of huge combines I ST 1'1b 12 to 36 wtlrt1 11 1120/o & 12112% Swwed..,,... I.I. Ofhwed ... .__w. 714/540.0110 C.ll 142-H71. Put • f .. words to work for "· were stalled in southe rn ;======iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::====:::;; Kansas mos t of last week by sporadic r ains that turned fields to rnud and s<'l the 1980 wheat harvest back sever al days. Fluor Engineers and Constructors. Inc .• a sub- sidiary of floor Corp., Irvine, has announced the appointment of three senior vice presidents. WWlam F. Gulley will be responsible for de- ' velopmt.>nls 1n the Far East, including China. Harvest officials in Kansas were expecting to kick into full aear by today. Emil J. Parente will direct ~ovemment and syn· fuels ~ales as well as technology development. • 0 . W. Stanley will be tn charge or develop- • ments m the Middle East and Afnca. excludrng ~ the Republic of South Africa. • . fluorocarbon Co., Laguna Niguel. has agreed • to acquire the Elgin , Ill. Tenon division of CR In- dustries for a n undisclosed amount of cash and notes. according to a recent announcement from officials at each firm. The CR Teflon operation will be moved to lbe Teflon plant of Fluorocarbon in Mundelein, JU. There are good signs for the harvest thi s year: The crop promises to break last year's re- cord; rcul transportation is in the best shape in years: and despite un. 'I ~ll llN certainty over Soviet in-~ l)A BLUE ABOUT A tentions prices are generally strong. SECOND TRUST DEm LOAN The U.S. Agriculture Department ha s UPTO ssooooo · forecast a crop of 1. 7 'I Alu J . Ja~. chairman of the executive billion bushels of winter ;v,,.,,-.orf 'f:'"",;1-t ,'T: .. _J_ Jnc • committee of Bozell & Jacobs International, Inc., wheat, up 6 percent .I 1'Wf'' L-A-f""'"'Y rUllU!:J • with offices in Newport Beach. Loe Anaeles and from last year's record LICENSED BROKER SINCE IOOQ Palo Alto, has been elected cbalrman of the board 1 . 6 bi 11 ion bus be l ofA•erleaat\d•~~~=ede=.:.:r•= ... ~;;;;;::==========barY===eat.=============~:::;::::::;:::::::::;==:==:~(7W==)=lfJJ:=..fJ)tJJ=::=:=:=::::~==~:=.\ APWI ......... SERVES BOARD · Wa"er Heller Professor Named by NB Firm . : Walter Heller, regents JlrOfessor or economics at the University of Min- .nesota, Minneapolis, has been appointed to the board of directors of Compreh ens ive Care Corp., Newport Beach. Compcare is a pnvate provider of hospital· based aJcobollsm tnat· 1nent proarams and care units. Compcare President B. Lee Karna sald lleller'a expertise in tcooomtc and 1ov- lrn menta l affairs -akes him a valuable addition to the board. , He baa b een a n ~onomJcs adviser to eu-ee U.S. presidents - John F. Kennedy, Lyn· \lon B. Johnson and ·~rald IL Ford. . Gear Approved ' BAD:BSPIELD CAP) -... Gett>' Oil Co. f'9POl'tl ~ wW be allowed to .... UN of a steam Ol'dlncl abut DeceJDber, lt'78. 1rounda tbat they uaed exce11lve alr 11~ , STAMPINe lmm9dl8te prOductlon ttme .WllllM on 80-Ton ..... .-... H60h Quality at Lo• Coat. Pacific Handy Cutter. Inc. ,714'"1-01'00. - Now you can exchange J 20 foreign currencies for all your business, investment, or travel needs. D eak-Perera, the nation's oldest and largest precious metals and foreign exchange finn, is open fo r business in Orange County. Right in the South Coast Plaza Shopping Center N ow you can get travelers /'- cheques in U.S. dollars, .... -t German marks, French francs, and Australian dollars as well as several other foreign currencies. And take care of all your foreign payments and collections. Of course, you can al so buy or sett gold, silver, platinum, or palladium, all the most popular precious metals. Invest in gold coins like Krugerrands and the Canadian Maple Leaf. Or precious metals certificates that let you buy precious metals without the headaches of possession and storage. For a11 your foreign currency and precious metals needs, drop by our new o ffice We're open Monday-Saturday, lOAM-6 PM. Or give us a call. Deak-Perera, South Coast Plaza, Nordstrom's Wing, 3333 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. 71+751-1200. T .... JUM~.1880 OM. V PILOT fl7 Banking hours have been stretched at Citizcr1s Bank to make banking more convenient for you. Our drive-up banking ... and our lobby ... are open 9:00 to 5:00 Monday thru Thursday: to6:00on Friday. And if you miss us during the week. you CCVl bank on Saturday 9:00 to 1:00. Time is on your side at Citizens Bank. 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The entire goal or this m ld·year tax series la to alert you 1n lime to ta.ke action esaentlaJ to your tax welfare Under the tax la w. you get a dependency deduction for your mother only if she has income subject to tax of lffs than Sl,000 a year and you provide more than half of her s upport . . For example. last year your mother r~1ved Socia.I Security benefits of $4,500 and had no other income . To help her out. you paid a ll her medical and dent.al ~ills in excess or Medicare. a total or $3,100. You also contnbuled Money's Worth $1 ,500 lo he r genera l s u pport. a to t a l or $4 .600 Re sult· You. the son. got a dependency deduction of $1.000 and also deducted the $3, 100 in medical expenses. ·~ total of $4 ,100. THE REASONS: -Social Secunty benefi~ a re not sub- ject to tax and you contnbuted mor e than hetlf her support. Now it 's 1980. Assume your mother 's e xcess medical expense:r; still come to SJ.100. But the cost of living has zoomed. Even with Social Security benefi ts climbing. the fact 1s that your mother needs mo re mo ney So you rncr eas e you r total cont nbutaons a nother S200 LET'S CHECK HOW mother , son <could be you ) and the t ax colle<-tor m ake out The Social Security incr ease lifts your mother·~ ~nehl to over $4 .821 1n 1980. She will have spent at all on hl'r s upport Yo ur s upport for mother as now $4.800 instead of $4 .600 But you wand up a big loser . You lose your 1980 dependency deduction You don't contribute more than half yoor mother 's s upport You also lose SJ.loo of medical rteducucms. As far as taxes are concerned. your $4,800 of ~upport 1:. dov.n the drain. -TllE TAX COLLECTOR. He's the real wanner bf•cau.w yrwr m oth(•r gets absolutely no benefit fro m her '1l'pt•n<1enn · eit<:m pt1on because s he has no income to 1foduc·t 1t from You. the w n. lose $4,JOO m v&luable tax dl'durt111n~ ·1 ht· difference i!'it:~ right llJ the IRS But 1r \Ou handle matter; the n ght way l now's the tirnl' tu fig~r .. It out a nd M art> you :-.till can get both tax h reab What·~ morl'. your mother gets her increase m ~c·1al Sc(·ur•ty benefits and a little more. \'Ol • THE SON, take pencil a nd paper and figure tl out. 14Jth th<.· ob1ect1ve or maJo.ng sure you lock up both the ml·d1c-<1 I and d<'ix'ndenc) deductions H) add1n~. '>:i). 1ust SSO more t o your m other's ~upport , you contnbute more than half of her support. This 1s a n id eal opportunity for significant and s ucce!>!>ful tax strategy. By starting in this second half or 1980 and Ri\'1ng your m other mere ly a few dollars more l'ach v.e;•k <painless), by year-end you will have tied up )Our $4.\00 m tax deductions. 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SIDI!. •Happenings •Erma Bombeck •Ann unders •Horoscope r._.,June24. 1eeo • ~Bypno~is 'A person under hypnosis is not, in fact, being controlled by the hyp- notist, says Costa Mesan William Harvey BJ irJceAEL DOUGAN Of .. o.ltJ,.. ..... • E~ at U.. JIOrlW falU ~ • OM '1# tlw QWIU, an omaUtlT .. pwot~. place• Oil attroctiw "°'°'9 ...,,,.. ...,. hil lpell. Un11g a deep CJltd ~ ooke, M graduaUy talb hn mto the trac.. Re~ to his nova· tiolll, * ps d«ptt' and dftper. BontuaUJI, he t~U. her that alte will be aatU to~ her~$. SM trie1. but it is QI if Mr Iida ~ ghu?d together. That ia tlie tut. The aooman now u compleklJI in hU con· trol. "AU right, Judfl," he qi wtth a l.ttr and a wink at the C1'0tDd. "I aoant you to take off f/OllT clothu." To the ~·a ~ de- light. and her e1.emaL humiliatlon, w comptin. ' That is a popular scenario, but ft couldn't ever happen, accord· Jng to William Harvey, who uses hypn05is in bis 666 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, office to help people learn to relax, stop s moking set goals, improve t h ei r iob performance and alleviate pain. Although Harvey claims hyp- nosis can do all these things and more, he hastened to add that it is a se»"iously mis unders tood pbenomeoa that cannot ac- complish many or the things people believe. For example, you can't use hypnosis to make someooe strip at a party, engage in sexual ac· tivity, commit a crime or do anything else that might violate their personal moral code, be said. "There Ls no way you can ex· ~ct to do anything like that and get aw~ with it," Harvey saJd. • A person under hypnosis is not. in fact, being controlled by the hypnotist., be added ••BYPNOSIS BAS NOTJUNG to do with me as a hypnotist.," said Harvey. "It has to do with you as a subject.. It's something that you let happen to yourself. "It's the power of suggestion, primarily. It's an expected reac- tion, so to speak. People react under hypnosis tbe way they think they're supposed to. It's a belief system." But what about those stage s bow subjects who are made to believe that they are chickens or have lost their navels? "They are not controlled," Harvey insl.sted. ''ln the first place, you've got to r emember that everybody up there is a volunteer and a small number or them are fatting." Harvey said misconceptions about hypnosis, which frequent· ly dissuade people from allowing themselves to be hypnotized. in- clude fears "that they will go to sleep and never wake up or blurt out their deepest and darkest secret." ANOTHER POPULAR misun- derstanding concerns the hyp· notic suggestion, in which the subject is "programmed" for a certain behavior after the hyp- notic session is over. "Post-hypnotic suggestions have a fuute lifetime." Harvey said He told of one patient whose boyfriend had been hypnotizing her before they had sex. He would then gave her a post- hypnotic suggestion blockfog out all memory of each episode. But, after a brief period of time. she remembered anyway, Harvey reported. Unlike many professional hyp.. notists. Harvey does not warn of the alleged dangers posed by amateur hypnotists. But he does acknowledge that problems can arise. ''There is ooly ooe physical danger t o hypnosis." said Harvey. "If you are profi cient in self-hypnosis you can easily and readily get rid of pain." BUT PAIN, HE NOTED, is a sign that something 1s wrong that should be heeded, not mere- ly s uppressed. "There's nothing wrong ""1lh getting rid of pain but Just make He may not look like it. but WA. McPherson. in front. is nypnot1zed. Contrary to popular belief, hypnotist IMl/1am Harvey, behmd Mc Pherson, says there is no hocus-pocus to what was once called ··ammat sur<.' you fmd out its cause," he said Then there is the problem of "abreaction." "Let's say back when you were four or five years old you saw a friend gel hit by a car." said Harvey. "For a period of time you repressed the scene into your subconscious. You still have the memory, but you don't remember the details. It's Uke a loaded bow with an arrow. · · 1 could put you in hypnosis and casually say the word ·car· with all good intentions and bang, here it comes." Harvey said the vivid recollec· tion or that tragedy could swarm up from the subconscious and cause severe psychic pain for the subject. "The maJor part of my school · mg was learning bow to baodle that problem." he added BIS SCHOOLING INCLUDES a master 's d egr ee an hyp· notherapy and a doctorate in human behavior from Newport University. But Harvey said ad· vanced training is not necessary to learn hypoosis. unless it is to be u sed in a professional, therapeutic setting. In fact. Harvey teaches all of h is patie nts t o h y pnotize themselves so they can reinforet' s ugges tions made during sessions in bis office. .. Almost every (treatment) I do is short term," be expla!ned. ·'Three sessions covers iL 1be way to do it is to hypnotize them the first time and gave them the s u ggestion (to achieve their 0.lly p .... .._..., \.M ~ rregnetLSm." He uses no pendulums or other devices to hypnotrze his sub1ects, but simply talks them into a trance. goals). 1be second time . I in- duce hypoosas, gave them the suggest.Joo and teach them self. hypnoses The th.mi session as used to fl.rush the self -hypnosis training. ''At that point, in theory. you are on yoor own.·· be &aid. 'Tve Just put myself out of business.•· Harvey said most ol bis clients team self-bypoosis as a rel.au· t.ion tool. .. THEY ARE SUFFEIU~G t.ensioo and stress, aruuety. . a s ign of our times, really," he s aid. Many others waot to stop smoking. biting their fingernalls or other bad habits, Harvey noted And. as loog as it is oot mis· used.-hypnotism ·s pain-kill.mg potential can be valua ble. lte said . Harvey, a diabetic, hyp. notius tumself every day in or· der to create a numb spot on bis ~eg before injecting himself with lDSUlli'a. Harvey pointed out that .a number 0( dentists and pbyD. cian.s, though in the minority. UH hypnotism before perforJll! in& aurterY or dental work. He saJd it ls particularly uaef\11 ht. eases where the patient suffers heart trouble or other medical problems that make anest.beeia dangerous. · But Harvey feels that not enough doctors or lay people mt· derst.and hypnotism's potentiaJ. "We've got to get a massift education program going abci¥ hypnotism." he said, "~ it 's an incredibly valuable~:: C heeking I n to Convenient I Jife ..., ... .,...._.,T" .... ,.__ 11r• aby fountain "' MaitlOtt Hotel'• lllrlixn •• focal f!oltW for gu.ta, and ,,_,n, otten tempted a> nu in • can. By JODI CADENHEAD Ol 1111 Deity ...... MMt Ed.Jior'& Note: Thu u the la.st part of a ~• on bf e sn Orange Coon hcteb. The tv.-o couples cuddling in the pool, the man and woman ga:iing into each other's eyes. the middle-aged couple dancing and the bloode in the bot Pl.Ilk bikini posing for color brochures are white. This is, perhaps, a typical scene at the Marriott Hotel. At the Newport Beach bot.el. guests cao order s hrimp cocktail, a secretary, a doctor at any hour and a card table tba1 is available OD request. They can go ballroom dancing ln the Capricclo Cafe betweens and 1 p.m. They can order cocktails in the Main Brace room served with complimm· t.ary chicken wings, chunks of meat speared by toothpicks and tortilla c hip s topped with 1 uacamole. John Cer iale, assistant manager for the 377-room hotel, estimates it would coet 12.000 a month for someooe to live here. A room for the night ran1es between• and SllO. Stl!t 1111 elderly couple rrom the aadwest are well known by the ataff after coming here every June for the last five years and ata.Yinl unUl the end ofAupst. A .Bellflower woman called lut .-to 18.)' that she wat.ed to •taf secretly for the taUn mooUl ot .Jane. The .. myatery woman•• stipulated tbat all eorTelJPOD· deoce trom tbe botej come ill plain ....... ~. "I ,.... to aet away from the rat race of the world," •be wrote. TBS BIGB P1UCE of a room OD tM .... no.-doeln't atop Al from~ bere fOf' a week Ill a Um .. .me. bb publlM•n~ com- paJlJ pleb -.. UM entire ta . ID N.-. Y~. be calla a plmb bOtel room home It costs his company S1 ,000 a month. a Uhougb be est.Jmates that the actual price 1s somewb ere around $2,000 "Besides," he ex· p l ains . "'It's a great tax wnteolf " He s its alone in the dark. crowded restaurant 'Kilb bis ex- pensive cut Levi's, tus tailor- made tweed jacket, bis t.b.mrung curly brown hair, bis carefully clipped moustache and says - with a perfect Brooklyn accent -that it's great to have ever· ything dooe for you. "You leave in the morning and everything is a mess and you come back and it's oeat." e xplains the 39-year-old bachelor. "When I have a party they set up the bar. Shirts are done. Everything is always taken care ol." HE GREW UP IN the areets of New York when you could still travel salely from ooe block to the next, joined the Army before be was 17 and worked bimaell up from sales manager to executive vice-president ol a New York magazine publishing firm. .. I'm the oo.ly euy that didn't. 1et married." be says of a vaca· Uoo boule be shared ooce with live other men on Fire Island. "And I'm the only ooe not P&Y· ln1 alimoa)' andchlldsupport." Livina in bote1a la also a way ot Ille lor KMQ, u attncti"l Cuadim wbo earns $80,000 a 7ear lD 4\!0lllCloadnlwn aalel aod .,... ftft da1' a week traftl· IDf:I bate tt. When you're a woman aloDe lt's a pata nm to -dilma'," abe NJI, walllq for &be elevlllor to tab ber a.et to ber room after an umuc· ceufw llUempl at IOlltuJ din-..... ''I'm not into the diJCO aceae &n4 you pretty well have to be to •DloJ yourself," aald tile c•retully coiffed blonde. DOWN THE LONG carpeted b&U tbe Rola!')' Club was boetiq a ~ambli ng night and ~. where elegantly dressed men a nd women stood at crap games and grttn felt tables gam~ for some benefit. "I'm not reall1 sure which one." said the gi?-1 t.akmg llcltets. The hatcheck girl watched over 11 fur coats that evening.· - In the Main Brace Lo~ strung witb flashing blue and orange lights that scream on and on to the beat of the rodl mu.sic, Andy says that the pool and the disco are the only good things about hotel living. As a consulting engineer for• Canadian firm. the bulky JI. year-<lld is on the road sta)'ineip hotel rooms at least. on~~ week. :,.;, ''It bn't easy," Andy ~ plains ... I usually spend the tbi9 alone. You get tired of s~ your time in places like t.bl.s. k'• a plastic society," be says, nQd. ding toward the packed daoee floor. TOM, A SUGm"L Y BUILT blond with wire rimmed gl._ m arvels at bow every time· b7e comes here be gets the und~ ble t"OOm overlootln1 the alt cooditiclnet-· • - He bas spent the last ... months living ln bUDdredll -.oir hotel rooaa while March.ins ~ a successful business to buy. ~·: "Usually I s tay In trl places, u cheap as I could lt," be laueba. "Where tbe outnumber tbe DeODle. •• ,,, By anyone's defilaltl1i Marriott Hotel ha New • Beacb ia • autb a place. room comes with a color TV tncludea a c:oatrol ror ~ mcme1. Some 1'00ml otter a w.t bar. ' . ~ The structure ttsetr rises ~ 1toriu •round a aquaA CO\lrt1ud below wbere ~ tvy planten are~ four r.. OD eaCb and lton ca ._. ,...._ bato tbre.Mtory f..aaln and~ CerberiachsfaHdl ~ clear waterlntoU..,.... current. • • " • Ill 0~11. Y P.LOT \ Oh, the Good Life .. • Ah. the lood We w. en.Joy OD the Or_,e ·~. ~ Loura. anau tan Md dt~t&Dt• • ••k• up \M colorl\ll -·~ for lb.la ""k . •40 dNr.... -· ,-Tht l.)·nc Opera Altodallon of Oran1• • County lS iootlu'I ahead to 1ta faU production ol "La Bobeme" wilh l cendery tenor f"raac:• ..... l'•ttll and aJreacty baa atarted underwnUna . lh• •"""' '"!! ~ • • Slx ,... denta of Harbor IUda• ln Newport L ·-BHeb • re 1raclou1 enou•h to open their • hom ror a bc-nf'fll tour which bad I tab ot l lO .1' per penon ••• ArUau a•d L•t la laahaa. Olerla •• ...i.tcaer • .ll•...., , ... 11n-. U fTJ aM O..a ..-.,.....,, Oaa u4I •ao 0... and 9M ud ;": ~tta 8daudd v.t're the feMrc>u. Newporteni who allowfd thelr loH•h• v\ev. bomes to b4t ea • ·. . ·. ·~ II appr11i11g• By Judith Olson amlned Guests were ferried between the . foe ales by tram and then the last stop lncluded hors d'oeuvres. wine and electric piano music · ·by Jack Rdd.Uac. The tour was sponsored by Irvine Pacific. Harbor Ridge developers ~ · One of the most intcrestmg parties this 8eason occurred last Thursday at the new auto showroom of Greit and Denl!i4' Darllnit. They deal in "rephcars." those new copies -of old aut06 that are so popular here. and to set · pff their dlsplay nicely. they hared hve manne- quins to dress in period costumes and pose b~ the cars Photographer Dave DahlqW.t was there lo ·snap pictures of guests beside their favonte car . and a few fortunate party goers were allowed to sit Inside the $64.000 Sparks Turbo II Roadster ·with its gold hood ornament and gold wire wheels There was even a disc JOCkey to provide music of the ·20s. ·30s, '40s and '50s. the years that produced the fore runners or the replicars. The rl1...,nla~ includl' d 1927 Bu$:att1. 1929 Mercedes ~-..-K . 1937 Ja~uar SS-100. 1952 MG·TD · and 1955 Por:-.cheSpt>eds ter Amon~ g11C"•ts "l'rC' IA-e Hammond. Warren FoA . Mr. and '1r!>.. Satf' Reade. Cht>ryl Romo. ('o!>I~ '.'tei.a '1a)or Arlene Shafer , Mimi Shapiro. Al Rowland. Pt>ggy and Jack Reinert, George and Pat Zebal. Ron and SberriU H1ll. ·Barbara Jones, Pat Neisser. Bonn.le McFadden, Ann McNally. Beverly ~bwal'U, Ann and Ted Oally Pl..,. ,...I>, P•tn<I 0'0......11 AT AUTOGRAPH PARTY Author Louis L 'Amour with Laurie Schrader of Fountain Valley ·-- Pfte:.-....... Mull a.au. wbo bf'OUlbl themodela. ~ la• BarrlHa and Dnld LoreHlal, arcbttecta. have been lJI t.hetr Newport S.ach omc a rew monlbJ but decided flnally to throw a part)' to 11how off lhelr new quarters. Th"Y offered "vlno. b1ere. anUpaato and mu1tu" to entlce nearly 200 frienda out on Fri· day itftemoon. It'• aJwaya Cun to see arcbltect.a' offices. The)''ro utually ftUed wl\h lnteruUna furniture. ~ndtr\l\&1 and boollt • Wonder how many or u• ··rn.atrated arcbllecu" there were at the party! En)Oyln1 the v\no and antipasto and the mullc of Itel.DO Maeller, acc:ordioniat. were Costa Me.a Mar.or Arle.e SU.fer, Ka~y E ..... Mary Lottaahl , Elalae Haniaoe, Dne Khlg, Dick ud Doena Cara&euaa. 'hlly ud Jaa Seymour Don and Dorla ~noe. Mr. and Mn. Eari Weaver and Lynn ud Jolaa Barrows . Albo ~ling the puty was architect Hetu Kt'llermana. who shares the lrvme Avenue :.pace The life of the party was "Ca.lqulta Banana." who delivered a sinaing telegram to Lorenliru and Harrison and left. her mark on Harrison he sported a blg. red 111ttery kiss on hi s cheek all evenlnJl. ~ Louis L' Amotar fans from the Orange Coast got to meet the aut.hor ln person last week at 8 . Dalton in South Coast Plaaa as he sitned copies of his newes t books. "Yonderlng" and "The Warriors· PRth." NNtrly 200 ~ut•stN :-.howt'd up for the party. 1nc ludmj;? b11: L'1\mour r{'itders Helen and Bert Coffey of Newport Ol'ach Also there was 1:Amour's "1f{'. Kath\. L'Amour hus wralh'n more than SO novels and 400 short :.tones uboul the West. He can trace tus own ram1ly ~back to 1638 Bower:. Mu:.t•urn \'Olunteers were honored with a lwicheon recently \n the musuem and its courtyard. G. ~ Kerns, president or the Bowers Musuem Foundation. came up with the idea and was a popular man for doing so. The volunteers first gathered in the main gallery or the musuem for a proclamation of Volunteer Day by Mrs. August Holles, first vice president of the foundation. and more laudatory \\Ords b) :\tu~cum Di rector Rf'illy P . Rhodes and Doris Jonf''\, 1·xccul1 vc vtcc president of the fr\'lne Foundation When all thl• tal k1n~ "as done the group re· p<1ired to thl' ('OU rt) .trll of the musuem. whlrh ha!' bt•t•n dto·~c·rat)t·d LI" a plact• of "historic bl·au l' in Santa :\n<t .. for J caterC'd bo:< lunch <1nll entertainment by Susan M adlf')', daughter of Mrs Sam MacUey. Mrs . \'ir11.inia DonohuRh . cxecull\ c <;1.•cretar:v of thl• foundation. was chairman of thC' cvl'nt. as~a~tc-d by Mrl>. John A. Gt'.'iSnf'r. ~ One of th1 m·" l">t part~ :.pol!> on the Oran~l· Coa::.l 1:-. L.i Ca::.a P ai 1f1<'a in San Clcmenk. former homl' of tht.• Richard ~ixons. The mo..,t n •rPnt i.:rnup tn borro" the ground~ "a" tlw Goldt·n J:J ::l' nub. "hach 1..., cumpn ::.c•d or ind I\ 1duah 1h J1 prCl\'ldl' major financial supp<1rt to the Or JllJ.:• l CJunly Council. Bo' Scouts of ,\mNaca · )lore than 140 ml·mh• r ..... ilrmi.: "'th spousc ... and J?UesLs. "l'rc honored dunnK a tock tall n· cept1on ~ted h:,. Mr. and M rs. Gavln Herbt-rt 1he s president of Aller~<1n l'harmaceutJcals of In inc> Among tho<>e attending w<'re Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rinker 1 he'!> chairman oflhc Gnlden EaS!k Clubl. Supervi&e>r and Mrs. Tom Rllev. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Karcher , Mr. and Mn.. t:barles Hes\er, Tony and Marton Knott Monlaf'f'rt. Mr. and Mrs. Harr) Axeneand Mr. and Mr!>. Hl'd Patterloon. A Chinese Dracon danct· s11?nak'crt>tary ot State March Fon ~ Eu 1nlo a g~la part~ cl:lchratang the op1.:nmg Sharing With Friends Every time my husband and I take a tnp. we have Vls1ons of coming home and sharing at with our friends. We don't ex~l to enter the city on donkeys traveling street.5 lined wath palm-carrying en- thusiasts. or deliver a message from a hlllside while thou.sands sit at rapt attention. But 1s 1l too much to ask for a small group ' lo listen Politely and <><:casionally say. "That sounds wonderful! .. or "I hope you took pie lures"? WELL. IT NEVER HAPPENS. We always draw the couple who (a> were there 20 years ago before it became run down with tourists, or lb) saw the only thing there worth seeing. The other night, we regaled a group with our trip to Athens. We told them we have seen lbe Acropolis by day and night. Hadrian's Arch. "' :Mt. Lycabettus, Conslllulioo Square, the Royal .Gardens. the Stadium, the Athens Cathedral. the National Archaeological Museum. the Gen- nadeion. Daphni. Eleus1s. Piraeus. the Temple of Poseidon and Cal){? Soumon. One of our guests. Stan, looked at me and said. "You dido 't eat al Styros HercuJon· burger?" 1 shook my head. "Th('O you didn't see Greece," be snorted. As bis wife t>ntered the room he said, "Doris, can you imagine the Bombecks went all the way to Greece and didn't eat at $tyros Herculon burger! .. DOIUS DROPPED INTO a cbair like abe · -· · wu just bUteo by a viper. "YOU'RE KID· DING' Next thing you'll tell me you didn't v1sil the Athas F1ea Market " "Where's tht' Athos Flea Market?" I asked. "Oh. Stan•·· she moaned. "I cannot believe what I am hearing. Tell me they didn't pay more than $1.50 for genuine SOO.year-old icons! .. It isn't just Stan and Dori11. Every trip we take is a step backward. When we saw the Pope ln Rome. Fred and Ellie said, "You didn't meet his boss?" WHEN WE WENT TO llAWAD. Frank and Mary Ann said. "You missed Don Ho"" . When we ate at a fa!!llionable restaurant in New Orleans. Marge and J oe said. "You didn't get in the back room., .. When we wen\ to Florida in t..be summer. Sheila and Mark said. "Pity• You missed the al- ligators." Stan and Doris a ren't always lucky either. As my husband flipped the switch oo the projec- t.or to show the first or 700 slides. I I.Urned off the Ugbu and Jocked the door. "You missed your cbance." I smiled. ... ------~ FEATURING AT DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL Mlchael lahlkawa, Gary Poon. CallfOfnla Secretary 01 Stat• March Fong Eu and Judl Cabrera / . .,..._-._ ·- AT BOWERS MUSEUM Mrs. Roy Lau of lrvlne (left) •nd Mra. Wlllle Longye•r of Newport Beach of 01:.neyland llntl'i 'nt·" :-..•JJll1rh n( th•· f'JC1(11 bazaar Tht• n•'" .. hopp1ni.: .1rt·.1 IA h11 h r ... 11ur1·• food. rraft~. 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I : -H.4 T10HAl I NEC EHURESIS AOOU '-0, I -COUHClL ClfY Mrs. Robt>rt ~·a H r ror Fullerton ho:.tt'd thl· I ~ .. >4 annual Las CampanJ~ Dt•butante Medallion Tea I ·-c--0t1~ PH01<C --C4-where Julia Re-nM> Rln1t"'alt. dau~hter of "tr. L-------- RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTStY ...... , . .,, ... ........ I U 2 H.rt.or ltYd. Cott• ~ -54'· I I 54 Announcing a Summer~ ForTeensl ..,.._,..._.. ............ _s.-,,.., .. ,._ ... --...--·~ '°'-lO""" ,.,..__.,,.._, ..... ,.,..., ... _~_ .. °"""'"' ~"' "" .. ~ _..,.,,........,.,,...... -......... Ufl ........... 8 .. •MUI""' 1111,......, 1111 .....,, ......... --..... .. s.-_ ................ Ml!Ofl._...,~--"' ............... C411 6.U-St78. Pul • few word• to wcrk for ou -------- ~TATE ......... ZIP ........ 1 I AGE AH A«tllOtTfO ~11901Ul. 'MIWICf rt• .. • . • .. . .. FEATURING I LEGALS Brother MU8t P-ay Up DEAR AN?'t LANDERS· lAlt m.._. m1 boyfriend Iott hi• • &UM. lt CGlll.alDld sea. b 1 ID and crMJt urdl. He retreced bJa IWpe -no luck. He dec:lded aomeone li.ft4.'!d lL Today I round tbt wallet under m7 lS·1Hr·old brotber·a maltre.1 when I ••• t' h an-1na t.btt bfd I lnen. aveey '""' llom want• mo to tum the • • ... ,, , .. ,, .. u ... .... 0 ,,.. ..... , .. -... .......... •cafll lld9 u .... , mattnu -and ~ it was The ~y 13 IMf', but 4"YU"Ylhlnl rls.c.-ti t.hn-e M y bro th er waa c1u1tht •teallna mon .. y rrom 1ny motl'ter befort> Chrls&.m abolft Cf'C>r.i•'• early upbrinatna II ~•pla1nt1d • lot oC Uunas. He camt! f rom .. famlJy or 12 c-h1ld rt.-n Th~re wu ;s 101 of competltaon for ct-nt~r stqe. To ltt:l the noor and (tain attention. person had lo be pret· ly jjpe<'tacular. George learned early how to ~r a b the s potlight Ile became an expert ;1t weavmg yams. It didn't make any difference to ham whether they were so percent true or 100 pe rcent made·up. DEAR ANN LANDERS: f need to know wbether oc not m y rrtead • • 1.t.ory la lt\le. 11 llepl llHt uo all nlaht. She lOld me an ~ualnt.ance took out • bl-C lnsuranc4' pohcy on Lhe Ute of a r el· aOve and then tried to mu rd r lb.at persoo and collect. ls ll PO& Ible to tale uut a policy covcnn1 the life ol M person w1lhoul lhat person's knowled1e or consent ? ls tbe in· 1ur1rnce company ob· ligated lo advise a party that a policy covering h1~ life has been applied for? DEAR SISTER: Con· froo& your b~r with the evtcltmtt. Tell him unless be returns tbe wallet, apologh.es and pays back &he $M out or his allowance, gift money or an a fte r · school job, you will tell your pareots. This boy mus t be made &o pay for his crooked a.nUcs or he will eveat.ually wind up in serious trouble. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You were right when you said ··a pathological liar is sick and needs kindness." J have been married to one for nearly 40 year s Of course, many of our rncnds thmk he 1s a bore. It embarrasses me when his stones become !>O bizarre that no one believes them, but George has many good qualities and I accept him as he 1s. 1 learned long ago his "problem" is an illness, and he will never change. J would hale lo think someone could take out a pollt•y on my life without my knowing about it. ls there a cen· trul ins urance office where a person might check lo learn if some· one h as t a ken out such a pohcy? Please ans wer. I am having THE HE EB I E JEEBIES DEER JEEB: My in· surance coosu..ltants s ay It ls not possible to lakt> o ut a polic y oa • person's life without that per so n 's knowl e d ge. The slgnatun of the insured party Is nttt>Mary If be or she is JS years or older. When I was going with "George" I noticed that no matter what anyone had to say he would come up with a story to top then-s. Of course. his yarn was always much more exciting. I hope m y letter is a comfort to others who lave with pathological liars. Please print it. Ann. -Sl'ANDJ NG BY JN SAN JUAN. There is no central in· surance office where a pers on can check to learn if a nyone has taken out a policy of any kind. Such a center is unnecessary. S&op wor· r yin g and ge t some sleep. DEAR SAN J UAN: I talkM to my doctor Actually, a pathologlcal liar ls a person who doesn't know the truth from a Ue. Voor George sounds more like a master storyteller with [ Horoscope ) WEDNESDAY,J UNE2S By SYDNEY OMAR& ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Accent on communication, special projects, a re· lationship which, of late. bas been fad· ing into background. You will have more chances to express. lo imprinl st yle, to make changes and to gain greater control of your own destiny. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): You get ·•inside'' information --mystenes are solved and you learn how magician t"an saw lady m half -means some 1l· lu!>ions bite dust. Be practical enough to le arn about money a nd bow 1t gets that way. GF.MINI cMay 21.June 20): Some· one wants you to believe 1n the "Easter Bunnv " Know it, avoid get· rich quick schemes, be familiar with aJ? rt'('ments. le~al claims and commit· mcnts Pisces, Virgo, Sagittarius per ..;ons figure m seen a no. CANCER (.lune 21-July 22): Bnn~ wo rk m e thod s . priorities and rec;pon.'\1b1ht1es into focus . Check with Gemini on various offers, vahd and othe rwise Exchange data. You will be de aling with a .. powerhouse .. in dividuat. All s lops are out -make cla ims. get crC"d1t dut! and build for future secunty LEO (July 23-Aug 22> Young, vi~orous individual 1s drawn to you. pay s in cer e co mp Ii menl. Love dominates scena rio. Sudden changes tn routine are featured. Excitement, speculation, universal appeal com mand portion of agenda Anes. Libra natives play important roles. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept 22): New con· t acts. opportumties are highlighted Get on solid footing. obtain valid ap· pralsals, protect territorial nghts. Deal with older. experienced in· dividual. especially Leo or Aquarian. Property. practical decisions com· mand attention. Be aware of tax im· pltcatioos. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): Taite stock, utilizeelementortime, refuse lo be cajoled into making snap dec!sioo.ot. Trips, brothers, sisters and otberckl6 relatives take lead in attempting to de· cide what is best for you. Cancer. Capricorn, Aquarius natives figure prominently SCORPIO < Oct. 23· Nov. 21 >: Expand operations. but keep budget within rea· son Social obligations increase, but costs are a major factor in entertain· ment Gemini. Sagittarius natives play prominent roles. Ask questions, steer away from wild-goose chase. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21>: Rl'slncuons fall aside, cycle is high. you make impact. you are at right location. Be direct. take initiative. re· vise and review, keep confidence - and the fa1th . Major victory 1s due - could involve money and the courts. CA PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)' Be aware of 1mphcalions or pro~s - and of a relationship that has caused frustration, tension Cycle is high - your own Judgment is apt lo be on tci rget Maneuvers behind scenes could have effect on your ultimate security AQUARIUS l Jan 20-Feb. 18): Your naturcil abilities s urge to forefront You wm friends and influence people Turn on charm! Accent on potential profit. career boost, prestige, hooor, business credit. Important change in home affairs is highlighted. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Em· phasis on knowing where you stand wilh employer . other authority figures. Be aware of legal rights, permissions. Another Pisces and a Virgo figure prominently. You are asked lo participate in a clandestine m eeting or conference. Bugs Love Wann Weather By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID WASHINGTON (AP> -Roaches, s ilverfish, fleas and ticks all love the warm weather and can cause real problems if not battled diUienUy. Tbe proliferation of lbese and other pests 1n the warm weather is lnital· ing and sends many people rushing tor the bug spray or the ex· termtnator. But the National Pest CofttroJ AA· sociaUon polnta out that a little pre· veotton can help you avoJd lbese pe1ta ln many cases. The aaaoc1aUoo. Jlromatin1 June as "National Peat Cont.rol Month," often the followinl JUf leat.iool: -FrequenUy clean hidlna places such aa crldtl and crevices In noon. baseboards and venta. -Get rid ot truh daily, or at leut 1et lt out ot tbe house. -Screen outside wlodowa and doo~ -Keep food atond ln UghUy clOMd cooWDen. -a.. up 1pllla aitd crumbl ~ pletely. -lmpeet' lnclomJnl Kf'OCll7 Ml9 and soft-drink containers for hiding insects. -Keep your pets insect.free. If. even after all of this, )'OU still are invaded, the association urges that you use only pes ticides lbet are labeled for your Intended use and have E nvironmental Protection Age ncy approval. Read the label dlrectlon• and follow them exactly. say the experts, and ft.ore unused pesticides in locked cabinets to keep them away from pell and children. ----- Club ~r """ fGC" w-.-., U. tM Daill/ Pilot and cc>ftloltu notkc1 of womm'• Oltd ~ clMb ~ oftd .vent• opn ao rlw pul>Uc for '"" follotDiftg Wltlt. Se7d "°""'to CIMb C'olf9dor, 00.ZJ Pilot, P.O. Sett J5'0, Cotto Meto. CA n9211J. lnchuu '°"' t10nw and pltoJW """'~· Notfcn,,...., w m our hondl tMM '°""' *" adocaflCe of• eocnt. Pld..,.,. .. lindtd 10 fJlO)or /wd·rotltfr• oJttn ao,,., ~· To NQ11M a pctur•, 10rlU or call Uw , .... Olporl,,...,..,, te-ml, ~ l CMd I ..... ,,. ........ ON,._,., CM 0 epoc. ..UOblf bcllta. Physician Quit.s Fight For Record MARATHON. Fla . (AP) -Despite support from prominent physi· c 1ans . Dr . Harold Rowland. 55, has given up the fight against an anonymous medical re . view which attacked his medical performance. ·· 1 cannot live here with this in my reeord," said Rowland, who at one lime was chief or staff at Fisherman·s Hospital. THE DOCTOR sought unsuccessfully to over · turn a report f rom a quasi-official group that branded his work a !> •·subs tandard and of poor qua l tt~ " The group. five anonymous doctors. was hired by the hoopital Other physicians say the report is fi lled with er· rors . Dr. Warren Lindau. president elect or lhl' Dade County Mf'dic:.il As sociation. described the Rowland c:.ise as .. a c ru c 1fix1on. a leg al lynchim~." THE DOCTORS who issued the report o n Rowland were employed by the Dade-Monr oe Profess ionals Standards Review Organization. Inc .. which refused to identify them. The or~anization 1s part of a n a tionwide chain of doctor-run or· ganizalions established by the federal govern- ment to help bold down MedicaJd and Medicar e costs 'RESERVE" FUEL VSED WASH1NGTON <AP> -U.S. military forces had lo use war reserve fue l stocks last year while Naval Petroleum Res erve Oil was being sold commerc ially. a congressiona l report says "This IS clearly an in· credible. intolerable and rndefcns1ble situa tion that needs to b<' rem edied with dispatch by the Congress.·· the House armed ser vices subcommittee said It also said control of the Navy res erve s should be laken away from the Department of Energy and given back to the Pentagon PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOU~ BUSINfU •AME STATE¥l•T T"ft toOOW•f'IG ~ '' 00."'Q Dv\• N'~ a \ Ill HUNflNC.l()f4 8EA(H FIRE EQUI PNlfNl tl l PPO Tf CTo ll( FIRE EQUIPME NT P 0 80• If)) G•ro.-n Grove C•t.fornt• '''ll S..11 \~ ry L•,,... "unhnQ,Oft St1 •c. f'\ G•flf o«>I• .,._, J •m~\ /14. 8 r•nll•y 1iJ•l S..tl\Dury L,..tne. 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BALBOA lSL/\NU kEAl.TY 6731!700 *VETS* HA.PPYHOME IYTHEWATBt U7,500 NewJ1orl Beach. rnend 1y, immaculate 2 Bdr m 2 bath mobile home MIEWPOIT CEHTH. M.I . 64....e9 I 0 READY. WILLING & ABLE EMYBT.,._S As~YAL.oml Super i.tarter 4 bedroom 1 2 bath w lfully bwlt in "'-'"for S• lutchen Th1i. spac1oui. ••••••-#•••••• •••••••••• 2 story Lown home 1s le:.i. cs-i ~ I 002 than 10 .>ears old 11nd ha" •••••.,•!>••••••••••••••• beaut 1f ully m.a 111taiot-d aQCH DUPLEX J:rl'en be Its . poo Ii. 8Joclr to ocean! Name ch1ldrl'n's play yard:.. t e rma • s ubm a\1 and a large en closed Oesperate! Reduced to1 private patio With 8 S't Use Your EUg1b1llty NOW .. LOWDN & U)W INT ICATF.S Let Us Show You HOW TO QUALffY Tall to R.cl Carpet WELISTEH! •MAMD MlW * . IA.LIOA P941HSUU 2 HOUSES IARGAIM f'ut>r 1 8nnl( paint a. Xlnt local1on. Pnnr 1>nh :.hov ·I 1 BUI to bll nd Under $280,000 Ownt'rl t > a "A'lll rarry. 5.4l 04.25 Rkr O<'t•an Ownl'r w /<'arry the paper CJ II 613-85.SO ~~~t·~~ ·:· [ ~ lfl&lt\I To be of ~ice to y~t eaft! rTHE VIEWI IOC)hdod ly TM lay! For tM ~ who lo•~• to etttt't tain - a .,.;. ~·e4 CORfeMpOV.-y thr-H t.droom. famUy rOOWt --with poo4. pea kMq and '"•ac:y. S56S,OOO. POOlHOME Th" deli11htrul MesJ \ o:rilt· home u. perfe!'l for your .. ummer entertain 1n~ It features · a large farruly room. expanded l'?\jStcr bdrm w /1utting room and beautiful palao and de<:k1ng. Owners are vt-r> anx1oui.. Ask ing SJ 49. 95'>. Ca II 50 115 l SJ.99.300! 752-1700 ass umable loan th1!i ~aa RED CARPET ·-754-1202 ,,..,lf#J1.,. · • ' . ·, • home will sl'll fa!>l al I ~ IE!Ul111 "''::~~~'" WUTCUFf 4 Ho.es 0.. Lot Ea.sl~1de CM. All are 2 bedroom one b•th and havf" l(arajo?es aod vards Owner will finance with 29•: down Full pn<'f' ~.000 Agt. 5..'\b 2660 owner·, pad <:.ood sum _ __ mer w i nter r l'nlal I S Coastc:Oftdo Owner nex.it.>leon hnllll<' • ing. trade. e1t· Submit SSl.500 COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS 2515 E. Cocnt Hwy .• Corofta dit4 Mer ~HERITAGE S24 9, 000 Tiu!> Olk' LS r ea II y hot ' 675-5511 ._ • REALTORS · .. .::::.:..-··""'.JJ .PROPERTIES 4 B<'droom 2~'2 Bath ~ oa luge curner I ---------1 COST A MISA bltc eoou~h ror a pool OC::AM 11/J eUtS I !'tharp Z Bdrm condo 2 UNl"r.i . Z bdrm + 1 dal'f' to pool, walk lo bdrm on 30x8S lot , t>\erythin~ A<1,u mable --------• EASTS.DI CHilMElt ~ D~ R V accesl> Owner w11! Dl'luxe duples . J&2 bdrm We ll<na 1nta1ned by 1 C ute r e m odeled 'Z coru11der /\IT O with wuts.FJrl.'plaN>earhun on~tnal owners Owner bedroom. I bath homt> 25n,. down $243,500 '' + EJ<THA I'\ l<KING ' .. .,u carry l:.l SI 10,000 i silualed on an It Z lot As Rf"dl.I('~ to $2i:-,.oou• block to beaeh O\l.C 1 ~11 loan dd1n1lei) wont WOO ISLAND TD rnct'd at Sl~.000 la:.t 546-3661; 4 Br J ba. 2 frplc~ den dm rm . 2 '\tone!! .. ire.-t SI 0 t-: HY SI[) E • Whela to Sl!"e't'l. 3100 'Q ft oo Call 646-717 1 0s~9 s~11 FHA loan1 and lal»oo lay Prop. duplex.~. Onr 2 b<irm :! n Vaa l)rYlelO SJ7:1.!Al0 1 ba, p n <'ed al $245,000 Real Estate ~af'5ha.1.I Hit> 11'75 WiW One 2 bd r rn . l IJ;i [ ·r ~ ~;; 11 2t~d"'i-~'. x~~~t µ3r~~~ ftedton ~ lftftUiJ I ~J·=~ke an offt•r ________ .... __ *'-1-~~~~=- -~ ----c;:: SELECT lfl~~ ynua DREAMS associated S239.000 Uruts < lo-.t> t<> part, beach & i,hopping 1;=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;:::.....,. ... -- '41rSl5.500 t PROPERTIES Rh» UVR DOH'TLAST 2·st.ory 11rith 2 bath..~ and a LJIMll Oii and nt'lther do el.t>Rant liROK ERS-AEAL TORS 101\ 1111 leibo• 671-uu' gn~at assumable loan ;-... homPs llke th1c; beauty m lkalt·m electnc k1trhf'n. IROOICVIEW GOO•YE! one of Coron:.a del Mar's cocnmuruty pool, va<'anl CONDO lovln">l areas 3 Bdrm ~ and the owner hai. Sp('cta<'ular 3 Bdrm Why make someone maid:.. spauous faro ---------1 ParuOl'CI. A.it 751 3191 bath condo wtlh alnums. else's m o rt Rage pa> rm. professionally de Ccliil COMDO • S~ ELECT hllll'Orues and pattos Al mcnt.s when with only rorated and land.-.caped Only SZl.5.000 Charm1nii tached double garage $1.S,SOO dn & $8U. 50 p Gate guarded communl 3 bdrm. 3 bath in t'hott:t• PROPERTIES barJ!am at $113.960 Art rm uncludang taxes ty, pvt tenru.s & pool aod aru Dming rm. family now.<'a.ll.546Z31J , ~SO<' fees> ~ou can ii<' brealhlak1n1: O<'ean . rm. set bar. too many LOVB.Y DECOtlATIO CONDO Pl~ earthlone <·:J rpt-t. i.hvtten. quabl.) drapt'i. wa llJ14 per All tht' amrn1t1es S83.900 Cull f.46.n·n .. ,, .. [~-IE&IH1] Wahcf1oatH"9 .S B R. 4 Ba. custom water front h omf' w /l'f)r38' pvt dock Pri~d St .295.000 Bui Ider w /trade for Palril' Spnncs Est•te Par ~ on this home aitd -.ppt to see , call CaJ'QI Hoff. airt. 631-GOIM Prin~OnJy IUAD AHOIUTT'lil . UMnS Prt~ dyptn. CC>l"Mr kit. kJt.s or cbarm, clean aod neat. Only SUS.000. Call now,~Z3l3 ~ .., ... ' .. [!S Ulll quare an eqwly interest ti.arbor, roountam and c1 amenities to mention in an ocean view Nwp ty lights views SSl.S,000. F<-e land. Braod n~w on Heh T wohome., Uu Ca.ll t.odaym-~o tbemarttet •1ui£S1iWn ALLSTATE oc=~~~c 673-6210 REALTORS 759-16 16 ...... ,~ .... . .... "' ...... , .. 'I ... •I "" .. ~ ~ ..... .. ... "' , ..... ,.,.,,, }')ftlll)<lf )0 .. ,, t ••. tll I ~·., ,.. .. ....... '''"' .... ., . ... ..... ..-'°' .. " ...... . •1tit...,.,r•"~ "_,.,, ... \ ... \ ,, ~· .... i. ..... ,, ,_... 4'\tW"'l.l "' ..... -. •ft\MI ....... ' .... " 'M ,.,.."' ,. .. ...... •r.· .. .... ~·'"""' lit:,,. .... 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ORANGE COUNTY you nttd FREE DIRECTIONS • We Pnll'< your tiou•"n'l ou•<le11n1t'> '"'"our OtrAC.l•On'i comi:iu1nr and ""'' ~n 1mmoo1JIP 1is1inr1 ot tiom~'> !>+''I 1,11,041 your Ofl'\l'> • We sen<l you a ot1nt-out or c-urrenr 1,•,11no•. with descno1ion' :ino color phoro~ "'""" ava11ao1e • NO CO<,I Q r obhqal!On for th•'> <;1>ry•CP DIRECTIONS llllN SOVIH lllrSlOl STAECT SANTA AHA CAtU04 CALL 1714) 641-1155 IA YSHOlll DRIVl-MIAI llACH Great location with excellent re· model possibilltles. Could hove bay view. $365.000. IN N•WPORTCENTER .644~060 OCEANFRONT ·EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN l<knticd twin ouCMf• ont towen -Heh ~siqned °" 4 ~nh of 2500' + to offtt- 1p~e tocu&ar •int of ~. H.wport Harbor. mountoltts & city liqilrts. J ldrms. 3 woodbMI MllCJ frpks. 4 baHts. fCNftily rOOft'I .............. ..., aho hen 2 Bdrm ap & privot. ~ ~ ap wittt 21dnM + bottl. n.en·, 0 •olefbal cowt .ct fire rincJ °" its o-.. pri•oh b•aehfroftt. This pro~rty c att't be duplic~ at _., cost today. blft It c• ~ yoen di fhto Wfl'f to fhto ,.._ WCJh tid~ liM for 01lfky S2,200,000. 631 -1400 LEASE /OPTION CONDO ·YU · NEWPORT Hot, lovefy .ct~ OM dory h<MM. H••tt l•ed ia. Two bedrooM ~ pllts ~"mid formal._ Clr'H. s.c..u~. '°°' & SOMnQ. ~ 4)' ~fir to l'Rfoy ft. OCUH VIEW. $2,2,000. 631·1400 WA TLHI ROl' T HOM~~.1-.t HI 1\1 I "T-"TI • I • • ~ \\ l ,, , , '·W1•Uf J._ to 611 ·1400 f. ,, ' ,. ,,~. ~, .. ,,~ ... '1 ....... , '7J.6f00 CE SEDBIB ILllRS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE srYGLASS WITH VIEW II•• 1111 11111' 1)1 " nrul•'ll Fl\ 1• l11-tlroon1 <In ·1 h• I r1 .. I Ill 'lh1· lltll \\1lh 011\<.t.1n1hn~ \'It'" Ill < h , 111 ,1,. 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J l.1"11 1 I~ d rcJQm .!. l~thl. plu~ 111~il m.1~· thl\ d l(rl'.1l bU\ ,1\ Sl \~ 000 ,, l!t ;>!ii> h l <-0 HOW! VET'S RENT· T ()..()Wl-4 ~ ltt~I-, HOM t. l,IST V \ llOl:Slf11<; BKH •957-1717• , I I 11 If• llf t flffH IH f•r• • f I• l•u 1( 11111 .. ' I ' I t •H II fl .. ,,, , , ". f1 lh .. I l I ,ff ltHI I ,. ' \ ' I• I 'I II . ' ['<'. ].8t JU .. •' B() y :· ... -~,Jt • 1 Re<JI ~state Af&J f''''-'' •~t ,, •••• DOVERSHOUS SYCAMORE GLEH BliMDHEW F.1t1111 • .u, ldrjo?c 3 bd. :.! : h.1 (Juallly townhome m oil<"' Onlv I Jva1labli: from SI 14.!l'JO 2430 SanlJ t\JIJ he M2 67J..i ME.AR MESA VBDf COUMnYCl.UI Sh.1rv 1 Bdrm + famil.,. room nl'w wallpaper .11wl µ,Jinl thrl.IOUt D1.1u hk f1n ·µla1 t:, remodt>h'fl k1trh••n ""1th IPadt'd gla~' <'db1nets Added .. un room Asklna.? $165.000 for an appt to see. call ~1i:.1 .HERITAGE REALTORS NEW COllOS .: .It 3 REl>ROOMS "' Jrtmg at flOl,000 t>n V1ctona btwn "liewport& Harbor Blvd 541.3559 hn646-609l IA.Ck IAY 3 Bdrm, s balle roor. hardwood Cloors, n .. modeled k 1tch. Just :.a beautiful home-ready to move into. Priced al $110.000 RJUStaEALn 546-0114 .- ·, '4 < '! ' AD eJt11o?aot d"play or 1n novall\ e tdE'as 1n rt• roodebng an alread} at tracl"t" 4 bedroom home The d1.11uu~ & fa m 1 Iv nx>ID!> art-.. l'h.1nn Ui,t" .wd UM! gourmet lutdwn 14 111 dl'li~ht an~ ~Wlfe ~.oov 6) 1-7300 M.I . Draul1ful 1 year old 2 bdrm , 2 ..._ ba .• 2 Story Condo. Over 1400 sq. ft. •• )!any xtras. Easts1de. _ .. C M Near all. PocM & ;i !>p.l $125.000. By Owner. ~ Open House Sat /Sun. f 642 •905 days, 642·1~1 CdMCUSTOM wtth great \11ew. Onl)' $299 000 oo fl'e land l...arRf' home Excellent (·ond t"am1lv room . formal d1n1nR room pnYJlC' t ourt~a rd f'll tr) wa' Scc-e lO belie' e OCEAN P ACIFfC REAL EST A TE 759-1616 1006 . .........•.........•.. ev~ $42,500 PER UNIT t:1ght l Bdrnu. Good ~taJ area. Owner will help on financing. tn- d i v 1d ua ll y metered. Stovel & mri.ierators. dosed gar ages. Call ~9161 ,j. OPEN HOUSE _, PEAlTY X ' So.latfr ... °"'I*• Cha.nn.irut Balboa duplex olfenng 2 +-den owners LmJl '"' largf' 'lundttk lower 3 Bdrm nmlJll W\lt. Priced at $9118,000 Fo more 1nro call Carol Hoff. ii ji\t Pa cesell e ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'.!! Fa ntastic Twnhae, E . side, Sle&.900. Lo dwn. Rt-aJty. 631 0094 ------ 2S(.ory 2 Bdrm, I~ baths Pauo + garage apt + room:. at bath gues quartt>rs $42$,000. Cal 6T.MWl28 •owe b&I 11. 11 .... %. 3br. 2...,ba, 2000 sq ft. Elec gar d oor opener. auto sprinklen. master bdrm ste w/pvt deck. Prin on· 101AL F...._ y ly. Owner/qt MW140. bo«m. 2 Stoey, 3 Bdrm 0.--........... home and llM!Sl qrtrs. Mu1t 1ell. EZ care 2 t I ' r LeepaUo '3'15,000 bedroom condo. \m· LOU ..acHTa rnaculat.e floorplan. din· ) A...._ '75-lll 1 tna area, wall to walJ c:.-.. ..._ 1022 ~11';:.~no•uoo. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TAlllLl .WMIMICl.m Dtcaalx'• ...... l WT5'DIC.M. 1J .... ...... •'""-'Bdrm, fi'plc. bltfu. IMt ·' $441,000. c .. t.ry kJt on cul•sac at. Try n ZI ...._ 8 VA.ltl4.t00 M..iis"r ....... --.&:ILIC.ULU..-- SEU. Idle items with a IWb P\lot Clas lfled Ad. eo#7I. " u . 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'WWlllllt. ,. __ ,_ .a ~J ..-!\~ 11 .... n.., w1I ht<l1> QWl.OOOW-'7• flreplat"es on 1 a t' re. D=~ SleepiD& Jndlan Rd --1-· sauna..--.. cou:rta, ... 7r · ' ,.._ OW'Der lramff'rred t• ft At• t•arqurl f\l"a .-r1n111111nl( ~.i.1 .. 11• zoned ror hone& Best llM OwQer-.-illftna.Dce.C714 -re-old. Sl50 Bob Laort\O ~ ..&l ~\ S Br 2 1 itm d""'" '''*" & t;.qwtit'!lt&ll tm al inlhe ..-.-.. -· -522-6720 , • • 811 !tome W ill acc•Pl a•rdr>n n ,.,,,, &lir . • v ue area ••••••••••••••••••••••• --E ·SID Spacio u ----·------- cuallrad41 IDO\Ortlonw-I 116) ~ v. TtaMS co!!~ !J!:bc-d v Bourb. Rltr. ~9850 I-SIDI Bf;VERl. y HlU..S. T Townhouu. ga ra1e Qindo. Brand oew 1'~. ' -... ooo ~utly 7Alatol ~ '"'' ul"' f1n•ll t'llll( ODii' bAM ll to beat'h. y~ s...... IOIO 2 t.IUU. (anlMUC renlal adv8DU&eof eune:ot fenud. patio. uu UiouM moo and J bVtO lorlmo~wn.l&a '" 119C> THE PLACE 1H1111.,b1 .. ,,. llh ttu~ 1m uwn tbe l•od Oreat ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Sl07.000 Terma int Build on this esce 6C2-Z510.~ $1500. Speclat'uJa r:, m... i.la1 .. 1 Udrm hoult' Robe r t M 1 J I 1 II e D lJ«mal VJew kit an ~n waterfront view .. No !~;;~·5-~!~.~I :::::~~!~~ ;1;:.·~=:~~2:~.::~.:.'~:r::~' ~~~~~s:;.;;., ~SS9·--'1ll.-""'::-. :.~ -~"'"' ·;::,c;a-~~~ ........ OJ 3BR Zba. beam ('t'ab. 11, Ow pl"«' 11> l unl .. lto<.·ll l''r1·,.hl\ v11111tl'tl 11h1d.. V _ 1 lJJ.~ Tn-plea New 2 8d 2 Ba. ~497¥11_1771 LL Nioe 2 bdrm. fmced yard ........_ lJ~• au heh Tennl• ~1W1m Hlic.Jiliiudi. 11 •• 'Vu• t· '' 11nd \IUl \, \ 1'1·1 111~ I ~auhful 2 Bd 1 Ba .... •••••••••••••••••".• pool. 11et" l•lo ~u1>t t.l•t'r ~12fi HI ft l ht SllJ ~' 759•9221 OUTSTAMOIU(i_, +blldl Wlit Key k>t'a U t 'dn hMti. ~~1.1?'i~~~e 2 bdrm. 1 b a . condo. u· 11. I e • v 1 n I .tr t' d 11nr1 fllb ,., ""' 10(1"1 troptt"aJ back yard st't· uori • Sl92.500 Aslr for -bealll. decot'ated ·-spr. 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NICI 19UCEO Lartt lot witb 20x~ pool and spa Separate yard f or pets A perfe, t 1pad OU1 r11m1ly home With large deolfam rm Comfortable 4 Bdrm with room f<>l' add1taon above Sl&J.500 'Waf..-fro.tHws lie. 6ll-t400 ~~; •. ;: .. .'1~ ~ .. ;'1~t ~,\~1 By"!!:e~~~ous ~ ~a~~~~hJ ~~ l~#Z~I ~ 67~~-s . ..., . r ult· fo',mtJ .. tll ~""tw .il Ulodo. 1.500 sq fl z Cull w 3 car garaie I }Ur -----• ---FOil I IAA \le~ .wd Ju ,.,, 1 11~111 ULJ N COAST llWY baths. au ameruues io'ull home warranly 6. \'A REALTORS Ne-w 2 bedroom z ba W~~~~ t'Ol>do i!: IS~ c:ul dt ,.,,(' lcHdll•f\ " l..AGLNAtH:Allt rt tenn.sToo'Sl17.500 e.c-P1-...+y 2000 home Mission Lake P8 . .,_., rm.w;rge grei.l d~itcn 'ou 11 IUH' -i\17 ~ ~~~r:.~~F'u;::<> or 559..altl ••••••••••~~••••••••• Country Club Golf pooU500/mo. 54-· · Th•~ homt· nH1•r' th1 unfurn MWlt see ()pfon lmllJ.! pool Beauta(uJJ Mesa dei Mar 4 bdrm 1VR11...EROC'K 4 b4r0l ,p.ic:l" w ith th\ •. ran FAMILY FUH! Sdllll laodst'aped. n o maao tMI family rm . 1825 mo Beauty. At rium, al'r • )OU 'e ~11 lutHrn11: for Spacious • bdrm .I b11 1 .) CIYIC CIMTB HOUSI tenant"e yard CaU before SAM 4< A in Just :.u• h ·• pl.trt• facruh rm & bonus rm 631 0666 3 Bdnn. 2000 aq ft l'loroe DUPl.EI 99ilOClubbouH Rd 7PM 7se.-Ol•7 6644-0791 cond., apnnltlen. ·J tlP-• ~.500 home 10 pre::.u~iou..' an•.i BY OWNER Sak or lease r.oned OP On Broadway Oe&ert Hot Spnng.s dln. rm. lrg Cam rm. ~r,:, wi111 golf l'ourw & on·.in 5 br . 3.,.~ bii. Wl'l.ldif $125,000 Ct-nt ur} 21. 4 UMrTS 213 371S 2572 3 bdrm 2 ba fittplace Vtty nice! 195 mo. tl6 • \J~·W\ l.1trl(t• pool & 1opa Nt"WJ)On.<A-nlt:r(M).~7 <.:o,ta Mesa. a ll ror patio . l•rge backyard reaponsJ~e party. l\Yall: Jlbl 1n t1m1• lor !.umm .. r area f>CO.s.z:JI --$315.000 Call 752 1920 2199 Meyer. no pets $IOll Aug. !Jlt. Call 645-Z23l T d i....-" , ,. r •1 •, , SPYGl..ASS Hll.L c·w.tom s-s.t t.och I 011 \11u1on Halla Couotr 968-x:Jli day •833-3282eves loan S:!X.'>.o ~• EnRW.h Tudor ·~ ttoclt) ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.1ub Jbr Jba. upcra~ ----WOODBRIDGE 4 ~......:.. ·CICJllMO ""191W' Poml 7ro96l2 Wh r f I d 2..., ba fireplace. 2 'GllJ' l9J-.f~I 1,1., ,,':'1• 11.-"'at.-r \lew rom ()n gol1 rourM $131 , m1t'rowave. rp . as L ..... I Rtty W.o\Tf:Rfo'RONT llOM E J QUAIL llnuseod Lu.xUT) coodo New J b r . 2 ~ b a uu.<m 49b ::t t:i 'l.10 ~1 1t •IACk OM "'en roum 1 AR 4 tt.. PLACE ru~l T o 9 7 8'1-\.'al hwasher. trash compat' garage Pool & lenml> Pl l~~IP ff()M( !.1»6.CAl A.,t ~-1JIS4 or $266000 ~ant w ~u 0 tor. gar door o~ner fMm:> 640-9991 · ~ f"lll'l'I \H "~I t 1 "It\ MARKET•* IW~ -PROPYTIES • tr»dt for -wty in N"' $7~. mu 249 Ottle 8 --__ ___._ VA t 1 1 • .., .... Loke•i•w i• WoC»d· "'ry emo 1ona s1nl( e u5,,3 C .. ftt•s D IRVl"'c. \111 I>"' t • !0.--f 1I I JO I'M I ur Laa Ulla homr w vie 557-4579 SUlf)I Family room h a!> 'T ' A,.,,.., l ' "i; Ove1 lff•1 -.11 h 111 th" :1 · & :)-a..:d ~I~ Horul( ----briclp. · · overhead !>kyllght a nd ~rm .! K.i ""tnt 111 1011 714 9'73-ll9l <Owner 1 3 Br. 2 ba near So Cst J Br 2~ Ba .• ram. rm large crack ling br1c-k C'ontJitton \ddH•o nJI --------Plau N•w crpt FP. central A/C, lua.h fireplcace Take ovt>r I 1 1 $l''\ Tt.:..'liNISCOURT 1 mo Bkr.644-0134 c:ovrd pal10 w 1 au tu payments of S680 Pl SPECIALS TOOA y am1 ; room tou -,\JI.JO four dehu.e uruU. 2 Bd 2 RA.'lil:HO Y I RAG to: spnnlt 4< lrg suod•t'il Ou,. maoa0 er'!> choice Northwooo eorn"r loll r lNlXJ 1°',: '~· t:,,.o..;r \"I 1-. Ka ea wath garage) , 2 Br. t'arpet. small yard ....,.. No pets 752 256() " 49 1 20 ~ prof~s1onall; de .,,.,,., for tM "Best Bu) .. Call w J llr.,. Ille roo( lh<'k I _ _ " ' SZ5() CW oonu:d 2100 ~ft n1.~ll> small garage ~o i:>«U 962·931L ' Miuion Yi•io I 06 7 hotn> a.lsr• featur~ Jbr YUAt havt> referent'% A TI' r1 e t" I r•• 11ur1•0 Io ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Real .:~tale ~ven oc-~ units w1th l 2ba, den lrg pool & pa 1375 mo ~t &r la.st + SI LL STA TE ] ~~~~500 ~Hr ('ulH•rdal\• 4 IB>ROOM 2 IATH (~~. mJny t·xtrali. Be au I ands c a PI o deposrt 646-5637 -SI I S,000. l(D5S ROAD 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.OOO w1t1med !>pnaltlen 3 Br 2ba. frplc . p1t10 REALTORS TIW:.uuful ~Hr .di t h• S2!>t••J d,,.n ,1,.;um.• hi WITH SanJwin<Ji.it• ~~1 :! lloyMc:C.,..,lttr, IJ&hlS Agt-lyr S2Z>.OOO s.&~1 mo 2~ Oraoit .inll'nlllt"' Sl''!l ·11~1 \l.Jn .,... • ' .. Uv nn ., ..... .-.. ---.tt~"l()ii ot' 'l"C'·~I Jnc·• CUSTOM VIEW !Sr ::H.• t ~' 1 't 1h r'I 541-772' 714346-9820 ~•~ .,.,~~~· FOi' sale by owner S.11 ..,. 011 nHmthl~ 1 ..... mt C.-ean. harbor .. ind old A..,'IAl~H:' ---- V\S\a lri level 4 hr 1·•, T\-\term-. ~r· ol • l<r I.e.! ti'.r.11 t>reathtak1t11l sun.-.eL'> a re l IW"~ • CW of Stoah ~l:Vt' 4~ rood<>. nr SC ba. ram1ly rm. r11rm;.ol St.lrll'rh1•m1 1 ••• ,, ... J l.:ud out befon• m u from FAL1.8ROOK _.n... .... ..... , 2600 Plan $72~ All llm dirun~. c:athedral c·t!1hnl! I t6rwpori ~ •l't I 06' l1U 111rrr-dibt .. :lMlO ~q ft· On : :1i.r ,,,..:1 !ht ~ h1 .. r I Prmripal• ou,,, r .iµL' •••••••• • ••••••••• • •••• 1"Dtrut1e5 Pvt patK> N lots of glasi. 2400 :.Q rt Ded·ht'}}~~Re -'ty •••••••••••••••••••••••, J lit>t1ruom off .. nn1t t\ 11ot1,..._, "' 1e..i df''! '''"w 11( C\1 ur lll:S. J~k fVf' Btllj lsrand new La!> Veaa::.. pet.!> 213 371 ~ISll Sl.28,000.<ZIJlJN Ol7S ni vi>' dl. fewofth .. rru.n' f1·alures m<111rt1J•"' rrum ti•, l<'.1! Jf&; "'ev "ngle f;imll y I 10C'lurl .. ·' 'um;..tuou' 21 '.IPiO ;: Hr ~ 11 1 holnl.'~ !\low J \oall lo J Hr new condo. $600 l .... WOfl 552 7500 B&G CAllYQN ma!>tH tldrm ,utlt'I ~IM'IO•L~ hu•nt> J111•uw 19 Ut'rTS I lea:.e opl1on onl) Wa.llt to Coa-;t Plaza ... ~ 1042 .... sauna Ruman tub "'Ith 84'0 o·nrl 1 .. n.11 ,, (',,_to! ...... J owe ""Ith $600 m o c .. 11 nu .... Pool. J<I <' &93 sos ----------• ~11cular ttolf rour.1• < •-Jn! •o;' d F II 702 ........ ,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sep ex~rc-1.<• rm .. ,1,1r;il(l" 'Pt<, • ., .. .i .. I .1 11wn u pnC't' / ~'"'" 213 683-5064 •-S.ach 1048 esuite 6600 sq ft 4 to & :.tor) v1ew1n~ lor1 I e~ laort~i·<1i>1n" ~tt'P:I 3l•JOOW li unit::. All a.re It's True! $30.i<)O down bu) s S700.000 'home on the waler wlpnvate 40fl dock Open House Sat & Sun 4052 Morningstar Dr. 963-4888 -----......... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAUFOllU HlllES BEAUTY __,,,__ &inns. 5"2 bath.' Pool , .... _ d th l d·...... .. .,,._ Th •~ Esf* ••••••••• •• •• ••• •••• ••• ~1 e ts l' seC' \I "" .iv.ay fri11n • lubhvu~·· :: DU.In• 1!'. propert) - and spa Sl.500.000 :.pa & s undecll and lhe 4 ~>I. terUJIS nL' & Isl l!'o has spendablt &~ 2100 s 164.900!! l·SI\ 3 Bil. lam rm frpl . 2 ba . spa. redwood deck. brltlst bar Shakt·, I'()()( Totally upgradt.>d' MISSION HEAL.TY 494 11731 OCEANFHONT Nev. modul a r type home~. p\'t eommun1l; :: bchs. ~hr lot'CUnl\ ... Ub letting OK 171-iJ 4!19 J81b I ST CL.ASS THE STAINES Co ftar "ar ~1th lam.-r ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • -+ .. -· .--$ti4 ~Oo t • rm' t 7 14 4-PLEX door More reaturt-s 1'2ll-6510 Costa Mesa lot-at.Jon 3 lillSSIOD Hills Country &7 ~77i1 available b~ <'alhng ---Udrm 2 Ba Owner will L1u.b J bdrm 3 ba . up .-644-7211 Sens1bl) pnre<l M.AllH.A rAU u9ded Unused l.Atxun at $510.000 with re»...,ona· Oo p uJ cany al 1~ ror 4 )ears Coodo OD aoU COUtM! THEILUFfS DratmtJC 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, fo rma l d10 l"m townhome • Elejl3nt ·· $168.500 HASTI NGS&CO 6'0-5.S60 Ne"'J)Ort enins a zs 000 down Full pn tt " ble80'l h.nant'mg Ha)' 10 <'at 10 n ~ 11 h $21'.6,CWIO Yea,.ly mrome S131 . 000 r 1 rs t T D 644-7211 beauuful buc:h Adult S2Q 0000 Tenants P•> 9 718~ Value s:as6.000 commun1ty 2Br 2ba UUIJhe Wane to sell or tr1l<k for Call Jo-Ami Doran. AICl equity m Npt or~ s • ~I~ ,& P"cSTIGf tlocne with \•1ew & yard t KC. D o ugla:; Hoo1a ~ G~nlc.if offf'rs choi. .. 1 I HO M(\ 714 m ll91 ({)wner l -----mme In 5 * A1llt Plr l''vt •10.00000~ .._.,, ,.,. 1....,.., Healf-'lt•t<'fn"•stment.s a.d&tait. ~ ""'" ocnun ... •ie.,..J <F¥ JJ:sJW l:oast Uwy.1'8 W..e.d 2900 !li pt H gts 3 Br 2 Ha twnhs.e. lrpk ) rd. n P'!(.S $,'5,50 ~l~ Re-decorated 2Br. • den BIO Ct.ii pd No peu Nor IStb 6 Orange ~ Pnme Eutslde 3 bdrm ba ~•tt. la~ yard Pet OK 631 ISJ2 2br, 1"2ba. 2 car gar. nu crpt.5 & p•inl. $..'>75 LO rludes water . use o( P9(>I & tenn11> Avail 8t I 5'52·6226 eves t:n1v Park, 3br. Zba . :Jtud y. fam rm . rec fac1l1t1eb, S 67S 213 St9I&-~I IEMT.ALS 2 ~ +0 21~ba SllOOfWTI 2~2...,ba ~ 3 br 2 ba SlOOO full) 3 hf' 21.-, ba suoo •br2"2 ba .S85C) 4br2.,..ba . ~ 3br 2 ba SMf' Anaheim Hills Ideally pnt'ed J Bdrm 2 Bath home located on ClOC"Det' lot with 2 assuma ble loans Totally up graded thruout Askin~ $122..500 l.ALCOfitY Co.t). Jbdrm ho m e '-4 t '-.._~6 So. L..-o lc:h " wood noors. stained 0 ;rv- 1 Br Condo 1o<'ated inc.\ IAY 'ffEW ~lass. frpk \'lld -...ood UOO LIVI~ C~SundJay Univ Part 2 Br. 2ba con 0..,..... 3226 do 2 cal" gu. S58S/mo .•..•......•...•••..... .-.-;; HANCH ~ REAL TY ~ 551 2000 l'urtlerock Glen Lowest pnced S bdrm 3 ba 3 <'M ga r age O w nr l\gt $305.000 Ca 11 64 1 •ii 25 Alt 6P~ IN IRYINE 3 Bl KY $96,500 Beaultlul Elm Plan in Heritage Park C:lose tc pool . parks. srhooh shopping a. freewa)s. e. ~ RANCH REALTY 551.2000 GUIKRH21r. By owner Sl00.700 ~51-0425.561""355.Bob TAICIOVH 9.SSOfo LOAH- o n thlS 2 br t den "T urtlerot'k Glen " Townhome! Conve · nieoce & pri v ace 111 specJOUS Tum.me model w ttwo t'ourtyrds! -r.B-ts01nS2·m3 ~ Walker & lee * * llST USTEI Jo fabulous WOOD· Ll..AS E/Of'TtON ....................... l>tJ~ elusive 1X·n~1tle <·omµle,,. E1tclus1"" Peninsula rel.Im~ lhruout & I~ lot lieautaful dbl wide '77 of Tabll'rock :-.t•w lovt-1> PoUlt 4 bdrm J balh Oc Eod of COS. 2 car ~ar 1-Ul<.'t'r, 2Br :.:&. owner ---------•• plu~h dpri101 1olur1•d c1.qned only 4L., month!> I Talle over f1nanr1nR leaVUJ~ ared Pncl'd for 21 &MTS <'arpt'llnl-? :--;,..., 0µ1·n Large assumable loan+-w NO Ql'ALl!-'Yl~G · fastsale i FH!.021 lletlhG-wlc•d w t>tivf> dra1>ene-. C>wnl·r owner w11l <'arry New Priv Part) SI 14.SOO &piityMobi•.._s ~clf'ofovmt>,..,h1puruts has 111.,tallt-cl <;lt•um bath construction Eas~ lo Churl!. i52 2266 wkd,,s 554-7070 Owud' ,,.·ill help f111aoct' m i>howcr Cround 111 show. S.185.000 Owner I t:v<.o:.& wknd.s 494 3964 l and ~.II l(Uarintff m dude.., pu111111( lo!rE-en. aruuous Want.soffer' ---c:r~ .. !'t'd 1nrome for 6 huge pool r•'t l>th t•n Nt-wpon Terr.tct! Condo 5STAI roonthc, t;ood ren tal trance lndr\ mat .Must,cU ~lo" mark1•l DOUILf'WfDf ,trt'ol 1n llun11ngton garaR<'. l'l•··<lther J bdrm .2•,ba man>I Lar ge ramily room 2 He.ich7~1:J'2:0 a~nll1c\ 100 nulT>f•rou" upgrade!> 9~~ 1102 or Bdrm ,,., ,onn•·rt1ni• to mt'nlwn Of11:re<1 dl an 64421..216 b .. t h ,,. 1· t l>" r ; QUAIL incn'<hbl~ It•~ pnt'I' 11( t' a rt h t 1, n , , J I I $]60 ''"" ... t 1 JI ·• -------SU.VIEW'S HST uuu .-.(1 l'J..,l'< .anu !.me.:.. 1 n 1 1 0 1 1 u.., SM .AJU ( dll PLACE As-.oc-fee, Jf1 :-11>2 I'll• Good fln•r.:1ng .. v .. al ..... per mo Thi~ 1nl'luch•::. dll (") 17 DAY t:ustocn 4 '.Orm Broad R~~TIES pmj)t!rt~ law .... tot.JI .x. per moor Pr me locat .on I ~-m m --p Vf'og\ • ~i:~~~~:~~lxt~~~~ l'D1A~ll:.1Y,·1P11l11L::o:, .. T'' =~:·;.;~~.~~·.;;;~II ·-T<IJOrMI prOpt>rt~ -...111 t;.. rrmu\l-c1 Cal' <\gent. 67~2311 SA' C l..1-:!tt t:NT~. 7 ,,.anted Ail ~ L.u1 Condo. 2 m aste bdrm.. 2 fJ'l)4. panorama -iews. saJOtmo W1U pro- ._. rate 496 ~ aslt for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ray ---- Fil •• y..., 1214 .............................................. CGra.o .. ,,._. 3122 FAMILY HOME •••••••• •••••••• ••• • ••• 4 bd.ral +-boous rm . 2 IRVINE TERRACI!: ba . Crpk . dtshwshr. bdrm ""''th <>ttao view peoo. K>ds • pet.s OK 1\\ ail July l 't SIOOO SS7 5 +-$600 de p fi44 !Rl6 714 964 2566 Of' 913.2971 ........ ORIHdtl140 -~·DOf~---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ...._ ........ 1240 ..i Br~ 2 b·.a Df"ar Ma(h. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• pa.rt, fa mil~ home Jul) EJepnt 2 bdnn, fam rm 6 ·\I.II( on)) SJ6.-0l21 den. ($725 mo ) Plush -c-rpts. 2 i.., ba. l'ed.ar 6. Hmm.I Uwfw ui•d g.1ass ~ blks ID 0«an ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dbl c:ar pvt gar. fu Uy rrom md rkl'l Plrd'' SERVICE telephon l" 11""'11..r nl 17 1~ 1 DIRECTORY BY IWNF.R llove r Sh~res o ld fJ~h1vned h.JU\t' w i th Ne w U>gl11nd 1·har m Oak floors, pant>lmg. 3 BR 13&>000 548~ MOllLf HOM~ I . l8 Of' over part. . .,m pn OK 2.8r. 2H.a. nr bch (J~I Duple'<ess. 111 d ro~ !lokl ...._ ,.._.. 1206 maanl yd Adults. no pets loquire at ~ 18th St 714-~ 673-6K74 I ;O I f '\ 11\\ \\ant \d 11••111' b42,S678 lnirw 1044 ~ 101,4 .............................................. H.UIOI lfK>l 2.Br 2Ba Condo, t'UC homP. htRhl} UpJtT,.de<i. ~pecl acular view s . SZS.OOU b> owner1b1tr 9s.5· 1036 dy,. 6 44 0908 UDOtSU $100.000 Tortofte ..... .._, 972·8421 REPOSSlSSfOH $3.000 d •n. Lh.60 2 u ~. ceotr•I Oraogt' County Tortoiw Maba'leHo.rl 972·8421 ----MOllUHOMI IAf(UIUI Bcb. IBr. IBa. newly added lam rm $17,500 <CX602'7 > T ........ ...... .._. 972·6421 11.1' I pk~ 3 ) rs old I.Re • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• .i .. suma bit.> lu11n I:,•; Sm l Br 3 Ba. frpk. p1l.IO rlown le•H31!t' .ip 2 car gar w •d Yearl> 11rer111t100 shf'llt>rs lu.se Ava il 9 lS. S900 8)0nl 64().!>J:17 !TO -~Ids Ulllc SllOO 12 5 8':. r1xed rate mo TI4 ~1·3ZS3 ___ _ TiiLLn vslm lS 642 1003 Cor...deotMw l2ll 8 UNlTS. 11266.500 l ncome $28.SOO OWC ras e8t'f'OW Setler llJU IOWi A# 641-0290 W ANT ACTION~ l 0laM1lt.>d ,\J, ti42 5671< ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fantu~ <kean Vin Harbor Vu Hills. 3bdrm. frpk. huce yd. Frent'b doore SlZSO mo Pref lease/~ MZ.-OS & ~aft5Pm WALK TO PARK L&kt' new. spac:tOUS lBr Lush l1todscapmR. de sa rable neighbo rhood near schools 6 shof>pmg tllOO/mo. Aho avail. 48r. 2Ba. same area. s1m1 ft'atures S625 /mo HURRY • 847 l622 or Ma.9840 Hu11e pnvate S\lndeck Jbd. 2"aba, tile eotry. frplt'. Jaw>dry rm. pnv sunny b•kony. dio1n1 rm. d /w. l /comp. 2 t'lll' pr 1625142·2023 4 bdrm. l ba. Pl"C!llUlioul •re•. Cloee to beat'h Det'orator1 home. Formal OR. lr1 f'R. Rant'ho S an Joaqu1a pnmr loc top level Coodo Wlth golf C'O\lne VleW. Z bdrm. den. Crpk'. 2 bi.~~: paUOB. $750 mo. 752.959: • Beautiful Rancho S an JoaQUln Townhouse -OA the ~ ~. Cantast.1«- vww 3 bdrm 2"2 ba pool & ::.pa S3SO mo A vail July l Call 64().8121 l141 .. • ....................... - Eac1t1ng tn·level 2 adrm+den with mao) aa.rull~. 1n a super lout1on $900/mo lae Availfum Wafwrfr owt Hws lie. '31-1400 ru,e 2 bdrm l ba 2 car gara~. Wallt to beac'h No pets or lrnls. Avail Aug 1st S725 CaU ~ ............. 1252 ....................... BEAUTIFUL EXECU· TIVE NEIGHBOR HOOD. 4 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 car gara1e. oew c""~ & dn.pn. S'195 mo. ~lds water • Garckt»er. 297itJ. Ana Ilaria Lane. wn, Olllllider &eue with op- tion to porcbue. Dancer • ~-9574101. Lrt Sbdrm. famUy de· li&ht. Lovely vlew '750/mo. Cll-163Z. rRICE SLASHED ! You 'll saq• thousands m this 3BR. f<rnul~ rm home in Northwood. Owrll'r must sell ! Shows hke a model but fixer pric es . Assu mable loans too Hurrv! $159.900 Rose GC:tmmon 752-1414. <U·!'i9) 752-1 414 ss1..a100 P'llCI ltlDUCTIOH Ab9olutely ~st va lue MotJvat.ed seller 3 Br. patio, huge separate guesl qrtn Xtra l1e lot Open House every day Uua week l to 5 P M 1325,ooO farm Z23 Via llh•c a Bk r Smith Meyer, 640-5357 MEWPOtlT II.A.CH Ternfat' su.mmer or ~ tiretnent borne 2 Br 1~ \~1'.'.Ylt.L r11/fl Gardener service. 1796 Make your sboppaog mo. ~ w Nl-4171 easier by using the Daily Phyllis. . Pilot Classified Ads. C~..n Volley ( ......... woo-t...;.;,.. (,.,.,.., 64J.aZH 644-4200 Hot» v .. ~ (40,.,.,. IOATSl.WS Ha moblle tn beautJful vv'7" 1 1u vw• De Anu Park. E:.t"tlkot ~ ...A b· ~ J,...,.1t oandrtaon aod ~Y '°' ~ · ~ ~ (IWTl ..._..,_lllehedor """' lll•d JJOO BRIDGE ESTATES. A rare WASHINGTON model. 1bla lovely 2Z98 IQ ft al\.ac.Md home does indeed "show like a1------------------m o d e l '·'.H UGE AVAILABJ.E U00.000 includes 30ft c rula er and 2 Br .aterfroat condo. Sale, lease opt. le~. ffllt or ''9 F1tt terms immediate oc<"upano . I.... "'Ve ..f,""'-D J... 4'if Che to clu~. pool. I~ fl ~IV 1119 and private beadJ. L J1...a t,, .... ,.. 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tw.ntt .u olfen .•. 500 vy l ' t7 pr~ . 14. IMC).llOO HUMTING A REMT AL? Mdeaway master suite L.,.. Mlci-f I 052 •nd trat'iOUI curved ••••••••••••••••• •• •••• lffJ Ltlflll9 ...... ............. ..!.!!!••••!_•• ~ hlthU&bt lhla • ....,.,.. ofterina. Askinl UUCIO EXCLUSIVELY LISTEDBY g Woo4r.e!..":te ~\.3000 , ac-a Pln1,y ,lnl11• 1llr 189 loft twnbse, O(I .... Nortla.ood. 3 d)O, ... sruoo Atewnabl8 • u~ . .-B1owner. •tmevea ..... ..... s. 1200 .. •••••-•••• •••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY llT. SHASTA SlSKJYOU ,___, area, 10W OW11 "North 40". lllnl-ran«-h baa . ..C!:u., .. J...J161 .,,.Rl!CTIOMS• s pect.cular v~e•• 6 Ad-..~~ unJ.f~ We otfera full~ rentll ~With eeel•k>e 0 8 which to ~' :1;;,:u.. prof8-'0nal loounseiors availat>4e .net the COLDWB.I. tAMKB IMYmS YOU IAYCllST ,..... food, bo~. c:owa. t4-htxu'bdf.A0"1 -'1 """l.,.,p . latest com()l.lter Pt'001'8mS to otter~ fMI. to join t h e nation ·s larges t. calllorU.l.ukie11ofy-'""'· lllda or ,rcrao41 ef11clen1 aH11tance in fllld1no rent•I diversified real est ate company at clec!i :=~c~8:~J::'~ ~.P&ell~~ cct.ontl You moy request Ad-Sitter seNice when houa•og ,. ..... C7t ... I 641 ••arr I So th ....., at ... UUQO, ' ploc1·ng your od ... our ....... c-... er ..,_ .. -• their beautiful new toe a ti on n u eaa. s Bdrm home. Vistal Udm"-1 RJty ~· •· oa Yfvr Laguna Beach. If you are an ,._ldbUaeroom•od n._.,.._ number will appear 1n your Doily Pilo1 ~ experienced salesperson with a ~ ,ai::'::'ct '';":!:: tfOTICE od .. Ad-Sitter tokes your messogH .. ides i r c t o work w i l h the to P round eUJ ca.n ,.,.a. how Dally Pilot ClaH . you coll in at your convenience to ge1 lsa les people 1n the country. call IAmn tllcrd 11<U d11play their the r~ to your od ... this seMc:e JACK HOWELL ,,,. ,,~ .. \,.' 644-1156 t51 Cold.~e.11 Ban~~r . -. Ernie Rice at <71.:t l 644·9060 for 8 llA&.nuaesTD ~.!i,.~ct~ttOuh r'e,a~~·.t~ye is onfy S5 per week. For more· Dl ... .!tD:SC sa.a. idle twru with 'confidential lnt<·n icw AN EQUAL H~UtO ....... ..,. ...... .. f nd •~ od ti -.._ """ ""'-·-It ed d• IOPPORTUNlTY EM PLOVER att proud w say. reaJly 10 ormo1ion o to Pl\AA:! yoor co M1Mt10V1"...aTOlmaT • t =•"-1 A ' get r eeults Phon t• 6'2-5671 """'AMA.CA•,.. I :::::::::::::::::::.~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~W~an~1A~tl~R~e1~u~ll~s~&4~2~56'7~8tl_~6C?-~.~,561~8~;:::========1J=:=:=:=:=::==::=:::=:=:=:::::::::~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~-J I CW Y PtlOT f Melilll¥ .MM.. ·-Jtli~K U ............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ,__. Hll ............................. ~ O..J ...... 1 ... .-•'• to ~l,d1. dtaJac . ~. Tltit Variety of fi111ScltofJf1 Could ,ntroduce rou To A New Tomorrow :...-..r.&b .......... , • C'll&•.aac, U.. rac:ll 1111/fl». 1 yr ... Ava.U • -hb'. PP n•1111 - 'NJlaf UW ftQI l*'OI& ,.... .... "9 lmpanan\ lo t~e autr •1• or an~ -.,.... ui. Mab aur. )our .. 11 llaled In • Clau1fled pho1u I • toJS11 . tsult ..... J.167 .,.. ...................... . HOiia roa a t:rn' J Wra lilo-.1 pn"" r.....-. feced ya,. .... • •• ,..... P'amlllea • ,pieaaa IU 4la • peta ,.._ n 411M .. Of' ~Ae-t . .of• "'~.._. n•' ....................... NO P"J:t;• Apt 6 (:..do rea&alt V ilia lleabla l'JS.41J Ms ·-----... .,.... ~tte... 3269 .•••••.•.•.•...•....... •llW Summer or yearly 2 BR 2 Ba. perlectly ud rom pkUty t\amUbed. Pool. ~. HWla, HCllnl)' sate_A# ~325.S -- Hartiar Ridace: •BR Keo.a ~ Model, reHn'aor : v\ew : 1uarded sate I '' tlaSO mo Laod.Jord says rmt NOW• Su.nny Ooe Realty. aa• ror Elle!! .. TS2-tGe4 or '152·51 ll 34' boat sllp. posh, 3Br. 2Ba, 1 blk. to beach l900 mo 640-4919 Yearly 5 bdrm £am1I> tm 2 ba house Ven· cl<1~e to l h f' bea1•h Broiler 675-4912 ----BLUYFSCoodoJ HR 2448 Vista H o g ar . new r~paiot Sl650 mo 7~1.573 ·Large 3 bdrm. 2i,,, ba. w/study Duplex near ~ach. fireplace Non srmtiers. $750 ~ EXECUTIVE HOME Bay V1~w. 3 br, 3"" ha. aUlum + den, Irie ) rd 3100 ,.q Ct S950 mo 6'<>-3893 SEAVI EW spaCIOU-" 3 HR 2L .. Ra , .... R 2 frplrs. Wl>t bar, beaut shuu ers. t"'no1s pool. guarded R•ile SIJOO /m o Gardener incl. 644·7970 ~Br2•2 Ba l'ondo. 30· boatj s lip USO/mo A Rl 700-933.1 Exclusive Newport Tower ~ Br Bayfroot rondo Oilabna vu. pror dee Ser. b id& & parlunit AvaJJ July l. 'rl) lw S005 l:loat dock <Hail 7fi0. 183! M · F'. 5"48·9094 WKnds BLUFFS 3 BR 2'>" Ba. (pie. patio. or pool. shops. park. srhl. S800 mo 640-8 l 46 ~'JlOrt C:rC9l Coodos Bdrm . S7 SO, Mrm t view S8SO Agt 645-fl295 BHi CANYON super barm. 3 ba SIZ1Stsub· mn \gent 837 0666 BAY FRONT VJEW Sec urit y . presllge , jlnVacy 2 Bdrm, 2ba Pool SlJOO/mo yrly LIDO ISLE Newly dfiOrated 2 Bdrm w /interesting <kcor IMS ON WATER t.arge and beautlfu.IJy de routed 2 Bdrm +den Panonmir view . Secun t) entry courtyard With fOWl\&Jn Boat slip avail for 40 ' 10· boat SZZ501mo l•" -WAT! RrH< IN1 HOMI~ .,·~ REAL ESlATE 6J1 1400 ,. YllW-IASTIWff Terrific family home with unobat.ructed vae• ' bdrm.a + family rm ,., ..... ,,.,.. •.•.. .... ,,,, ,..,,,.. ,,.ce ... t I• ... W•• & l•lfrwc .... I INllC,.,, mll L•I• Grifll,., 642 .. 5678 ext 3U , PIANO OR ORGAN LESSONS Adults & Children fl WePk sessions. He#?inning .June 26 Beginners tn advanced l>a) or Evening only $15. HAMMOND STUDIOS 2154 East Coast Hwy .• CdM 644-1930 ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE I I 0 I S. ANAHEIM ILVD .. ANAHEIM BE A PROFESSIONAL HAVE RJH -LlilM -PREPARE * SECRETARIAL •LEGAL •EXECUTIVE * WORD PROCESSING * ACCOUNTING • BOOKKEEPING TO ADVANCED *DATA ENTRY RILL TIME "-ACEMENT ASSISTANCE CLASSES HOW FOtlMING Call Now 772-6941 Accred11P.d M ember AsS0C1a1ton of INJC'OE'nctent CollPOPS and SchOols Findnc.1a1 Ata Programs Available New c&J'l)et • 519ioL $985 ~::;::=============~ mo. Immediate o c r c:upancy s·PECIAL SUMMER I t• , ' 11141611·••00 TEE .... 121ll Ul-2121 " HARBOR PROGRAM!·~ SUMMER CLASSES OIL~tt'Y~ T.,A=ING Jn.stucUo And On· Location &!4'1r.S~ll Aiii9im0t4 ALL LlfaS wac~ lr~CaMMAM ~oted Artist of the Impressionist School B.A. Univ. of Ariz. P06t Grad Otis Ar't Institute ************ .. * ~ FREE TESTS * IRYINE GYMNASTICS PARK Register Now Fo• Boys & G ift!. gvnmast•C'> Aqes • & Up 84!Qinners rhru ccmpe111ton C4 546-I 211 For l-91h"i11Ma ! ON CAMERA!! : ,_...._.iiiiiiiiiil ..................... ..._ ... ANNOUNCES IT'S --tl Film Casting Works hop. Train lt SUMMER DAY CAMP ~ fo r TV spots. movies. pay-cable Jt For Children Ages 5Y2-8 yrs. ~ '0 r the p R 0 D u c TI 0 N """-S t a rt ing June \6 thro ugh August 30 ~ GE ~ P r ograms 7·3·S day s a w eek Ha lt or C 0 MP ANY 0 F 0 R AN • fulfdays Convenient ly lcxt1ttd 1n <1 natural ~ COUNTY . <NEWPORT) Call Jt setting. now. For Interview 645·6121. Send --tl photo & res ume to Peggy Lloyd Jt ~ CCJ ~lin i? 1924 Bervl Lane ."""-~ Newport Beach. C;.1 ~ ... * ............. r0£1..0 "''., ....... "'° 640-8820 REGISTER NOW 'MORE ntAH JUST A JOB BEGIN A CAREER .. .. AS A COSMETICIAN ~ MAl(E GOOD MOMIY : learn to do foc1ols with the new ski~ machine. learn make-up application: the professional way. .... • Let Richard's Beauty College help you. start developing new skills as <1· Cosmet10on. After only 20 weeks y0tt. con be earning o good living. COSMETlCIAN Ct.ASSES HOWt linWted Enrollment-Catt Now! . r op 1nstr:..dors give Help and G:iidonce .• Plenty of Proct1col Experience. too. TUmON PA YING PROGRAMS AVAILABLE PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE MANY OPPORTUNITIES: • ,,,, ... ,P<;l•"lq Wnr~ • PP1c;on..JI Sar•i;IM·t1on , • •,,., 1111ly-Jnt)· not 1•4'!0 to economic• ,1t , trtfJr1 Y1111 rrr Q" ,,_ •dO•Olv l o become : 't< f iO"' • .._ ... I : '•"''' r·rr r 1 ""'' ·, Or 0011i.n1r E-S CALL 968-8618 FOR IMFORMA TIOM RICHARD'S BEAUTY COLLEGE ..... 0 "'"968-1611 9060 l roo4tho.Mt, Hitttiftcr-I.itch . ' ATTENTION DOG OWNERS! Is your d~ hard to live with? Con Brio Dobermans now o ffering DOG TRAINING CLASSES open to all Breeds & aqes (714) 546-3575 6 weet< course • S25.00 • Problem solving -f destruct1 veness. behavior problems disobedience • Obedience classes -(Covers all novice exercises) Puppy Kindergarten (Socialization. puppy problems obedience · • Group o r private lessons ~ Personalized Training Programs -Consultat1om. DENTAL LAB TECHNICIAN Sj)('c1al111·<1 Train1n~ MEN&WOMEH • A,,.OYB> FOtl VETHAHS & FO~ STUDENTS ey=- - 0 ~ Cl.ASSIS START fYHT MOMOAY ·!· · .. -. ... *"".tne:•~ ..... •·• o ~_. ... ~ • ...,,,.,.,.. I 997.3052 ~t T••OP1/fOf'• .. r [Pt (r <DU(Att "< , ! AT l n i: r J. L ~ DENTAL TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE Donna J. Spaw, M .A . ts plea&ed to announce the opening of her ojfic~ in Laguna H1ll8 PEOPLE GROWERS ONAL GROWTH CENTER ~01 Cabot Rd .. Ste. l 05 Lag\lna Hiiis. CA otferln1 Couuellng & GuldHce lo: ~latlon1h1p Skill~ St""• Manattmtiet Emotional Pint Aid OeallnJt with Lobl.1<.:hange IL<>nhne~s Problem.a of Step f'arnlllei. Al -11 aa f1mll)', coople. 1ndlv1du1ll 1nd ITO\JP co.taHllllJl H1blt Wodln ntion lhrouCh Hypnoa,. f"amlly, Mama1e. l11dlv1d111I. Child Coun· .ehn1. Gr°"p Therapy Also formla1 1roap1 ID: We11tbl Nanqement Claasea 1emph11ta on aelr-conceptl Tean.,e <kowtll Groupe P1renUna for Co11ple1 ind San.ate' A11arUvenu1 Tratalac 951 ·8369 SCHOOL'S OUT! CAMP'S IN! FOR A FUN FILLED SUMMER TREASURE ISLAND DAYCAMP • In ih I 6tt. JNr Call 545-5145 or 760-0907 Free transportation ·-······~-------~~------~---------·~·--~ ...... ~,.....---,_ .. ,._,....,. .... ~- • '11 1"1!,l\JI( NA! •11Jll.._,f • DENTAi A'-.Sl"'IAt.T • -.~er11('AI nr!"1(f ~lCH'TIONt"'T~ •• ,\ y I LAS!;,[<.., • fd''P'-OVEO FOf.l VfTfRAN' • TtJITl0Nt0A~1AS<;1~TA N('f • I [ IG OtE ,,~...,TITl•Tt ('N FOR C ,, f'111(«'•<1" 11 ( r0 rtun•t't ·.ir.r BEC,. •• t• "'ttl 01rPt 1 Srurt•'""' I ,, r .()',L 1 '' ·r.tlly lr•-.u••·'J < 1, 1pnr Loan F ISL • HAC(V(NT A• ,1',TAN(~ A l.t •H Y• Hitt '9.t.• .... •"\.f'r AfK H~ '-•W.t.()t 4 Sf ,...•'4..Al '>l.~()t..!'ol (714) 541-4461 l 714) 547-7115 6), W l~ttl ST SANTA AN.4 C?ene vance Cen r SUMMER FUN! • BAL LET • TAP • JAZ.'1 • MODERN DANCE • CHILDAEN • TE,.ENS • AOUL TS C ... ..-. St~ M'f ht GIT i. SHAPI fw SUMMH "'T1aM ro 1 nttnie· l: .. . JI> -- .... • ' .. \• ., ______________________________ ..,,~ DAILY PUOT 1 .. .. . •• . . r. r. E .. r: h •• .. . , .. .. •• . i: •• .. I• .. l' 1: ,. .. .. • •• .. .. '· " '· .. ,. .. .Ait~ =~ .,....,.... .. °""'""'-.,.................... &r c 1 1•• 4100 T~.JuM24. 1180 DAIL.'tPl~T C -~ . ....................... ....................... ....................... -~ ;;;:;.:;;·-·· -~ ....... !!~! !~'=.2'-~. -_ .... -·-... ~ .... ~ ~~~ ... ~!! ~~ ...... !~ - .... ._ .................. ~y I br. 2 b9 lows VW.. .. lbol P\u 1. lit, =--t!:.. ~a:=· ~~'QP\AU ~19Mkncela l..a~ t.:UM: ,.,._.. ,,_.,...! lllrtnml UU. lal Boat ••rde11 ap\ Nr da.anlnDor.Nlc'eC!dU Npt &ell 60.4n 4 0; JQ;WPOaTCDtl'Elt a..ct&. Newport leaclli .-..Ida• IOOll •P"t· ~ ..u •• J llldnD. J a«WJ ......... ~Kat-Ml' V'Ww rm1.o ID-1511 ........ 2 Prl•* otac-+ ,. or Colt.a ..... •aaud io..ruam.at ....... . ~ 81111-.o Yrl) • m~or~ ewa..Ai•Uidl ___ --...... 1 .. 1550 for,..,.....W., wonlq 8lillJ ~ • HP' HO 1 ll tW"Ghl UC .. yfrool .... l Dua Paiat 117$/mo . .., •flf&WPO•T 8EAC1t• writer . Saa.II ~ott•I• &.ta.... iJIO Ul .... .,,..., _;.,_ __ JU.ra ..a ~da ,..t r-aa ""*· ,:,-o, '..tlAlu .!; ....,. •P'-PVJI MC'W1ty ...U 1R 6 lut, u atl now •P1lDIE LOCATION• w o 11 Id b • i d • • l ----·······-··:_··~ "'° ld&da. •Lelllt '° bdi S-Utl» Al5l«n llla ey a meaHI•• UbenJ .... 50ydafroatWIMrft'Olll! c..-\Jlioi •••Y from .. t\'l'alll·L mo,m.191 ----.... )IU. \nff\c. kMld awreo. . --------• :.er pool ._. lld.uJ&a · Help! Nd roommate $00.qft. llnd Uw like.> Rnt AOO Db..,,,.., IWnD. Iba. '010. t~ 'Q'.u.i 5450· WES'TQ.J P'1' 2 bdrm 2 N5AP ti " S...,r II ZBr <n4>1Mo_. or leu. N..-S by J illy P'· retf1a. frll&. ,-arly. ~ . b9 Mhalt Condo Nopna 2b•·Clll 1210l mo la cl JORLAWYEJISONLY Ja Write, Ad '""'· PO COME T8 WHEIE THE JOBS AIU 1 dulta . DO pell -t.arp peUo,pool.•lhlew utll. C•t OK S4S·3117 SP ECTACULAR or Bo• ueo. <>ranee Coa•t U· 2 .i tntne c.ne1e If BtUlss • I JOOO t ma 146 UlJ . Meaa Verde 2Br. 181, kllcbu. bathrooms . M.cl;yaafU . FIC ES ON T H . o.lly Pilot. CostA Meta ~J.9 .-iel aar bl floor of 4-dra.-. c:&J11CUAI · a 1s Female :»2:5 tbr Nwpt WATER! Ba~We Drive 92628 or t elephone ~ful l bdrm w1lb pb. Ava.tl July 4th 6th CaUIT.M640 38r, "f'PI to bcb, Avl 7-1. • PCll Newport leacb.. _sn-__ 7654_· _____ _ t'1*' ~ Jl.11dl Ult UDO WS.-dS. _.._ $tiOmo.&M-t UIO lnduded: ~t. Colle1e s t 11dnt nHda orW~'* Stuitio•1maUyard $260 C£4hh-)171 Femoocu mkrtoahr2 BR u bf'arY.Xerox.Ut.UtOe9. room i m mediately. D· le "A ... as ..... ....,. ..... - ........ CA '271 4 556-8190 ..... , .. _,. ... 01 Ulil pd No pet.I Nr. Ulb ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jamtoc'\al. P~. etc. lrvUle Mike ~1019 -, -•Or MS 953 2 Ba apt, HB. UlO mo The most uo1que and ----..------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ _:__ __ . __ Dbl 3 Br coodo, 2~ Ba. 2 + ..... util Call Ad Stuer .._.utiNI offices OP ' ) .. -... / Br ,. ._ 1 .. 1 frplc's . pool. tennis. .._. .. .QOO M lln _.. , •• ,, lallt or Found a pet? C aJi- An I m a l Ass\ataace=- Leque. $37 ·Z2'73. oo fee % 15. I n a re" bhOrt monthh. \'OU II havt· th(' skill~ nnd c·onr1dt"'nc·.-to L'nlN thf" 1ob mttrkt>t 1n .10 t» .. dlln~. well p{uc1 rt'" on1m~ <'<..ll't't'r ••:-.rn 4 • • ._, very ... 1 1 00 1 LUXUIY UY9'1G oceaa vv . adlAlts oclly. ns.s, ,.._ · West Coast! fl u noor .... ...ut\LI MW db:. ln ~-AdlAll Complea 167~ Ava.1.17 /LS. d2·3'7f l Prof 1-...~. ooa-smolter Contact Ma r v Burtoo ···-················· Reward. Small Pomtra·Jl 01ao. lost Moo June 9 »l 3118 tiower • Tustin. CM - Looks hke a lilt.le ~ fox. Amwen to name of • \II \11 "l-ltt <\ I I\ ~ .., •-< H ~ I \"' •It-(; \I ~H IHI \II' • tiO('IK~n·p 1-H •J\ "IOH \((Ill 'f\'\l ·<:t-,IH\l t1t-r11 .. '''1"r''' • l<t-< l'l'll<l'l'f HELP YOURSELF~ Hundreds or Orangt• Count'.' companies haH· hared Inane graduate.5 Call noY. for more information and brochures The Orange County e mployers need you now' lnquare about fin ancial aad assist ance' <You may be eligible for Federal grants and loans ) GO STARTED NOW! CALL 556 -8890 Tap. lol~. Jan. DancHCiH. A~robic. Ballroom. .. Disco. Hawaiian & Baton Dorothy Jo Dance Studio 251 5 l . Cit. Hwy, CdM Donritty Jo 4-• 241 1 l. C d . Hwy, CdM 671-3420 P't~ YowMff Agoift•t ASSAULT RAPE ROBBERY UNDER CALIFORNIA LAW YouC•" ~ ,,...."""'1 .... ._~,,..., nt)l"I ,..,,,....,. ,.,...,..... ...... -C...-'\I ~ _.,.,. ~" ....,...,,..,....,,,... ,. r,, •ntc:w',..""Of"! ro o., • ._ tt"-. ,,.,, -o-..-iw-~""" ....,.. c•ac,~·"' (.Atf' , , .. q..' )I ,,. TOT AL f'1tOTECT10H SYSTIMS In ftV' ""t1'f\ ~vnf~ ~1 ,,,.,Am\ t"'( OCBQ BroadcastinCJ School • fl J ~1·1o1.' Pr<idUI 1111n • 1·1J''><"' Taul!hl 1n ... mJll Crro1ir• • Top Pr<Y.'> ln<.1 rurt tnt.! • ll1iih Placc·ml.'nl • Ht'.s~abh PnCt'fJ FOR FREEAUDITiON 714/956-717• ~~· trplc:. pvt , nr Speidoul bac:beklr & 1 or &hr 38: bH •l2 ~ .. -(n4)9$-l601 I ' • __,.,., ba)' Avall oow z bdrm apU ou .,._,, Qfllll•_ ...... _,11ty SOOS Clilldnlll OK. M:. mo hw•~ber , fireplace. pel"M)OS. pvt b1lb. all Qeluie \ rm offic:ea adj. •••~••••••••••••••••• IOU Wdt Bllboll J~lt ca\hedral ce1llo&. prv ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnv Mesa Verde Area Alrport Hotel From Art Ceater • Frames. T»~ ----pallO. balcooy. pool, spa. Sa • .. Yi D)Omo.ullllocl 675·~ a.>.Nobereq.&33-3Z23 Private Party Wed!Sal. p 11 rf y 1 3 y rl 0 td BACHELORlJNIT oopets From$3LSmo jU£ -· Offke ...... 4400 •NO.COSTAlllESA• 71•98Mt7l .Orange Near beach la oce1n A.Mes.a Pines. 3650 Hart. New 1"'2 bdrm luJt\U'Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed .. -·-1 H"""O n6 ve M /ucu..--sq AJDu.semeot conces11on 15& 1175. 548-0318 :; FOUND Eocllsh Setter" $3001mo yearly+ de p SPMC 50-2447 adwt apt.a ._., l• plaas DIC. SUrTB tt/9 rm swte • palM> by owner 12 new p t tte1, Por more i nfo ca ll -from 1390 , 2 bdrm Pncm Newport Beach s f 11 lowabouseS from S53S + u p e r · u y e q u 1 P pt.na • videos. work p It . White female " ontJr brown rabbit ~ewe><>~ Beach Arumal Sbelle-rl S0&-2321 2 H U G E bed r o o m s loc Near 0 C aU"pOrt 14119 am Tom 540-2200 x1at ret um. will train Ground floor fully pooG, leonlS. weterfalls. R82l U>Cl ~~ COO 6111-1813. Mr HaJJoclly c~ed 'bwltms. Super ponds' Gas forcooklD£" ference rm. Ja~1l or D~h1u offices. 800 sq f\ 6M 3856 <· !,pei:Ucular Coast hne V\e'W. custom ZBr 2""Ba spbl level. many rtras 861·21171 locauoo Adulls. no pets heat.mg p&ld From San nrv .. ul1ls. 100 free ll1Dl bkig. 1801 Newport ICECREAMSHOP $300 A t A"" E Otego Frwy dnve North cop 1 e s 4r m o r c 81 ~2Ul. KoobY I I I mo PP Y ... on Bead\ to McFadden Sec:nU.nal ~ avaLI ____ X nt ocation near . ts LOST S iamese Cal1f V1c1ruty Spnngdale 4' E d w a r d s H · 8 O. REW ARD 1148-6S41. Si811 W Wilson ~ then West oo McFad~ worlloul~l t4ll <Xflces LO Sa yVl~ Hotel Newport Beac h Pier to Seaw1nd VIiiage Hutoncal landmark P r une tam e to buy' !TI4>893-5198 -<:d.1111 Dt:LUXE SUlTES. V I d SJS.OOO<>wuer ~SllS Newer l bdrm r1nge ov en. d1shw1sher . gar-.e. AduJLs. DO pets ~.~~TI for Rent. Bachelor unrl. $270 mo, Ut & la.st + dep Ba) 1ew m~ . oc ---,e From $295 Air cood . ~Y 673-0223 ---------•! LOST Sm cat. fem. lllJ0 ~E. ,._ ~ !!,:11 ~ zas.s Ne-.......,.--rt-Be_•_c_h_Al_~--,,_~ Loe.ii lwcaltw orange • be1Re~M eb: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._..,....,y _v_•~----,.... •..-~h ,1 Verde_ area 6-12_ __ . Area. MOO sq ft. will --,, E Costa Me s a Large 2 bdrm 1 ba . sick yard. no pets $550 mo Avail J uly l S59-9265 lllr. gar1ge. bhnl>. open for LDSpe<-'tlOO. 1980 C Anaheim ~t S265 mo 714 -S49 7554 Refer to Ron divide MJ' per sq f\ f'uU person u.t dog Sm.al!.~. fat& servi c e . ne•IY r e whoiswilliDCtoif!aro be11e shaggy fem Ans_ deronlled ~2960 C4ll Mr. '-"'Y t.o "Biscmt" Nr NewlaD<d WESTCLIFF BLOG. ------------~ NEWPORT BEACH I room I bath pvt rotlage . $21 S I tn 0 6 4 0 1 31 2. t 756-Z:l68. 7 5 7-1'94 I ~ms -~ 4000 ':•JI"•' W.••'•·" (.1.1 ... M'd ~·••fta ••• - - ------1 64...-533 & Atlanta. HB. Rew!*rd~ ------- 2 Br -+ family rm. I ba. dbl µrage. ~ Bo) d Realtors. 675 ~ .....•............•.... I Bdrm apt Encl garage. gas paid 642.50'73 3 Bdrm apt. gas paid End gar. adlts 642.50'73 COZY. lllGHT ··-·••••••••••••••••••• l bdrm near shop!\ & l>rivate room and bath tn ~ Adults. no pets 128.\ DU Mobil'! bome 10 5• ~ 7836 Park ~ blk to bch. Some - ----kltcheo pnvt1. Pool, Jae. s:llO 2 Br l balh unfum clubhouse Pror lady 6Pl Cpt .drps Dts prt'I. Must havl' won & hwasher Avail now penoo&I refs. ~/wit or 00.61625 $2.50 mo. 1n itdvanre -----Call ~SIMol aft 6 pm. Olanrung 3 bdrm 2 ba ---------- ~nclsd patio. carport. near OCC No pas. ITI> 75 I 3896 2 Bdnn.s. l bath apt CM> 2 bdrm I ba new Adults Gas pa.cj cafl)d. drapes & pun\ Fem room mate pre rerred Young male exec seeks professiooAI type rem ~25 yrs old to rftll rm Absolutely lhe u1 umat.e Dana Pl hm a. area S400 mo. 496 5ti6lJ ask for Ray ____ 642_·5073 Enclsd ser Near OCC -----2Br Coodo So C Nopets S375 751·3006 • , or St ----- ptaza, pool & spa S450 DmaPoililt 1126 No pet ~ 751 6166 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• iS&-0217 Lovely lbr. s:1101mo Zbr. S415 1mo Ne•IY r e For noo "im~tDR oldn penoo Nice room Gd loc rel~~ ~Y or Hoag Hosp M l Noo·smokang. No rook Uli sh ba 646--l (Q.5 FOURSEA.SONSAPTS decorate d . no pets Couple, oo pets. 2 br. 1"7 C97 5125eves ba twnhse Pauo. pool ------ $370 735 Joann 642 1602 I llwli14oa .._.. 3140 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• • r....... 4200 ~ly au 1duh. no pets. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Townhouse 2br. grac10u.c; bV111g, pool, adults. N pets. $375. 75.S w. l8lh Sl 646-~. 1.2.&3 Br apt.5. 6200 Ed UDO ISLE by week °' $425. 2 bdrm 2 ba apt Encl garage. balcony. vaulted ceilings . fireplace lm~d oc c:upancy. TSL Manage· ment. 642· 1603 3 bdrm. 2 'Yt ba. ftttplace $&!5. call 556-7490 Hu.le new Duplex 2 bdrm ?'Yt ba. frp\c. fenced yard. Dbl gar SS35 673-6336. 642·9666 2 bdrm. 2 ba Sundecll . dishwasher . laundry !actl. S395 AvatJ approx July Slh 0a)'11 548 8675. Eves & Wknds 700-1418 3 Br. 2 ba. tamaly wut. n Pf(S. $460 mo Nr OCC 641-8657 mger. h b. 646-0619 roooth. Just remodeled 4 br. 2 ba. Wa.lk to beach. dub ... \.eTUUS 615-6161 Dehne poolside xtra IRe 2br. 2ba. 811.nS. d.sbwht 1 '-2 Dllles beach Adlts. no pets S395 mo SJ6..831iZ. I bdrm. l ba Condo New redecor ated. Spa, rec rm. & pool. 948-4772. ------- Walk to beach. 2 bdrm apt Sl5C> mo Security de pogrt S300 No pets Ca.U 960--4801 ------- WiO 2 bdrm . den. 2 ba . beaut apt l"-Iltt' & airy Great kitchen wtd.shw. relnge la trash compact ldeal loc near Beach • Slater ~Realty ~ 2 Br. l .... bath·yani $415 or I Br. I ba S3:'i() 962 8847 Of'675'-J858 L.g Blg Bear Cabm Idea.I locauoo for fish.Ing .. ha· Uli or Just gettmg away Wknd or •ltly ratu •Vall. (714 )~16 JBr. 3Ba home oo ~ch at Cd-'ll Sleeps 8 Pvt street-$800 wk ID J W) tBOOI_. ID August 2wk awumum. 213-92.8 1844 f'unl Bach. Apt Ocean (root S13S wkly Call 646-4150 IATFIOMT 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. xl:nt coad Sandy beach. Avail July L5t SBOO/wk TI4/644 9513 •Spertacular Ore anf ronl 4 bdrm Condo Wkly Sl!l»-SU.00 673--7873 .; ... ,_ ./~,.._ ....... .;_ ......... ./ti··- ./• .... ----· ./ .... o ...... "". /_,....."'11 Call Mr. Howard • 645·6101 EXECUT1 VE SUlT 1::.5 Newport Center. full Sf'r"1Ce5. pn vale. ocean VleW S2'7() S630 75'9 9036 HEWPOITICH ~aw.. as · P9!' s. ft. Prestige offl~ 1>1<11 nr Lido Is le St'w plui.h l'pts . 48a & elevator Hmt 2250 aq ft to 4.SOO !tq f\ '30J2nd St Bllr ~P cau SIERRA Rt-:ALTY lm-7920 CORONA DEL MAR ------962·95SI. ~-21.50 S 500 Z.00 S / Y A pn me Marvelous opportunity to A!C olf1ce space Ample own yCNr own ous1ness l.A8l Hlk & Whl rem ca~ part.Log. elevalM Sl per p O. Boa rental fac-d1ty ~ar Slater & F..dward:. . S1F Will paruuon to swt lll great location Has L20 IU!wardoffer .841 2964 , & dec:oute box.es uut.alled VI room ------714 673-UiOO for 400 boxes income u. LOST f e male bl ~ 'k -----------1 u 50 pr boa pr mo o range pers1an cat. For l"f'Ul offt<'f: space. Ovemeed 15 Just S340 pr declawed ~1ss 10R ; <..aooery Village. swta mo Full pnce is only mo n l h R e VI a r d - ble for Arch1terl o r t650I> Owoer forced to 962-2'219.99S81.89__ ., Des1aoer 6H 4630 u ...,. _.... , se to meet otn•::r uvuga FOU'JllD Whrte Mareme 673--8651_ _ _ ~ ~~3-al\ SPM ma dog, v1c Harbor Blvd. <Xfl~ available. 416 5Cl f\ ground floor. gardeo al mo&phere . stor•i:e !>pace. m o m o Santa Ana, rlo!\.e lO frttway'> f''1rn or uoJum Im med f'l:>tt'eI&UI • Cera mic 1m port bu.s 1nesi. .It retail s hop Lo c al t'd 1n beai.at1ful So Coa st Villaet Sl.35.000 • 1tr06S Sel.Jer w tratJ>. '>ellers an rctan n R Loo& m It for qwck ~ale call Ra). NEWPORT Bt;AC H Tar bell Rea l tors AIRPORT ARI'.:.>\ 2 de ~1720 luxe offices av au unme<l ~to L.091 S025 Ln premier hlghn.se ol ••••••••••••••••• •••••• rice bldg Full service. Law swt.e Call Lore~• or <.:aroo 1~ OfJ92 4450 •········•·•·••·•·•···· For stOtt 4r orricr :.pace ~l ~b&e rat.es SOO to 2700 S. R . MESA VERDE'I>R INEED I MONEY • 631 l86J SCUllillS MISWEIS \\ a1ter Piper ~wept E..-ute WAlTRl!:SS J. e e b k d l1 A man 1s 1tetl1og .111t · when he SC ans the me OI Without ftrsl l()Ol(Ulg ct Ole W AJT R t-:SS Geuerol&S ~ward roe-t ho finder o( Ji?Old weddml° nna Vic. lrvme. Modl!rt: de.,1Ji?n ~ d1amond:.:f ~ .s t..ost W(~ ma le S1a~.J Im.mediate Pl.AZ.A Occupancy LSZS M esa Verdr E . c M . c:amnMO ........ cat Rct head woun<T Vic H ar bor Vie~ K.noU.s. Npl. Answ l• name Bubba Reward To Fit Your Ms-4121 Individual Need~ .-wPOtrT a.YD- 220 to3.ooo qi \ COSTA MESA Pleu.se Ca.JI For l 2412·•. 1900 sq n 2 An Appointment Story. Complehoo •P proll U -»80 ~ to (714) 67~·8662 ~~t ~ ~ - Office space. ~e w1><>rt Beach Call ~~ Hill 1)42-0200 ''"B CM . llP to 4700 sq ft . ava.LI al pn~ corner 17lb • Swpt filvd m~ PRIMt: LOCATION CANNERY VlU,AGE ~ B) O C Airport 225 ,q 5Cl f'l comrDf' rc1al s hop f\ to 1290 sq I\ from 85' ~pa~ ID quauu Cape Cod per sq f\ Phone ~7 1010 bidg_~-61~-_ 2-:1 • lrd TD...._ f7MSJI Arraoled by c-t.._L.-s ~ _ ___J UJ6t June 17 6117 Lon{' 1 h.au'ed. black. rust litt ma~ dog S E of flur grounds CM 646-7686 L AR GE REWARD, Y~ll o w Paralte .. W I pl.'t'f\ ml n-~ . .__ 6-22. Vic Tusuo & ~t· l'osta M eoos. etc Any amOW>l. w '>lnped t.iil. An.'wer any r?&&OO CN'd1t °'.)Ob t.o Mat Kat Vic Ba lbo not Df'C'C'Mary Compa~ Peom'l ula/ Pt June' 10- our costs 24 hrs & mX!M HOMIOWNHS -----------2 BR. 1 ba. laundry fac1I. VACANT. 4 HR. luds & no pets. m Shalimar pets OK Fncd ya.Mi S600 $3301 mo+ c lean dep mo Oeao beach cottage. fully •U\ ft f S4""'-fun1 Walkulg du!tance to ""sq. or '"'per mo 447S ~ 1 ,.._ 55' 7, ll6-704 1 Ulllt · Pomerarua.n. bun-•) r a n g e . Ii I 2 i rm ves yoo in 642 13.:'i6. 1 r 962-4471 DO amw 962·9962 1 r..I~• PINEBLUFFAPTS Hartl•• Spac 2 br. 2 ba. Adults •••••••••••• • •• •••-•• •• Complex Patio. view Spaoous 2.Br 2'-'tBa coo· fr-pie. encl R•r , gu do Teams rowt. pool. slove .. d 1shwhr. Jac \.,~k to beach 6M 3114 lodryrm.from5'50 2136843114 d ys. or SPMC 631--6107 ~eves P\easaot 3 bdrm 2 ba nu "91 ll44 carpel, paanl. garage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• near OCC. 5~. frw y Oranietrtt c:oodo 2 Br .u.co ....,0 An CiA. tennis. pools. Jac ....,., mo s.u....... S48S /mo S51 Sl92 4PM. AM t•tnds . 730 0123 Large 3 bdrm 2 ba. uppe wkdys. en 67 Al_. __ near OCC. New carpet~ 2br. 2 ...., ba. twnhse. w(2 oo pets $460. 1040 c car auached pr. ptt yrd V aJenc:ll, S4S-7983--10 Deerf ie Id. $6001 mo 2 bdrm. with gar. $310. m-CT63. H B Bear b St.50 wk t;aU 4001 Birch Sl ~ B A£~nt 5J6. U56 ' 54~ 5032 ---1100 sq f\ 1n sboppLDR Muwtw s. Trwat .•.•......•.••.•••••... ----- --------' Lwtunous 2 BR 2 Ba. Versailles. NB A Rt ' 646-J:Z>S I ------~----J Lquo.a Treasure lslaod.\ 1 BR mobile hme. adlt~. Jul. Au1 . S 10 ~ 714-499--~ ---------v • ..-a. .... 4250 ...........•........... I Mo. FRH center on Bnstol or DaTdi S03S , J~4 964-~lJ etVe ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-W-;orlC...-Pratlpous E11e< swte Harbor Blvd st.ore IX' ol lnclds ser s"rv1ct>s. f1c-e Best locauon LD CM rec-pt phone a.o.swenn1. ll!IO sq f\. good par\.in& imdcrgmd prlu!C tt'lell Call C urtis Herbert • anuq_,. decor cool 631 l.3&16 Agt ~!:j~ Ask for t.='-_t;Wt..W U OO -...................... . BEST UTI tllfMT IEACll ...... Office s,.c. 400 .. 5000 54t-A. •Jarutonal Savice • Ut•lit1es loclwSed S65oO lod.Ofc near nu za&5 •• l.8101 Re-doodo C &.r • I'S. Hunt lkh 84%·2834 ~Mh).C.. All types of ~aJ es~te investmcol.S StnC'f: 1949 ~-2-dTDs Ml-2171 S4~1 l I tt. & 2•d-TIUST DllDS Sf"R 's l&l to SSOOK. JO yn. pv.ttba.se and ~,, . 2nd to SSOK lSyrs Owner. Noo <>wuer No prepay . fee/leasehold Abo thna 4 • Condo $$ DOBBS nNANClAL S ERVICES 640-Gf .,. ..... , I 9l h ' PI a ce n t 1 a . \ · \i Needs 1Dl'd1cattoo An~ to 'Pe ggy" Rewarc ~ UIJ8. SSi 2629 -------- REWARD for lost cktl' large, all black 111.1 II Dobie X Answers t' name Kelp" Plea:.- call "94 006 I I LOST S tames" cal remale. rh1nest~. co l.ar. S-21. v1c F..slber1;l CM ~ ~.:... 642-1730 __;__ SI() Reward f Of' return c boy's blue "MonROOSf't btk ~ Vic J4th ~ SeasJ'lort'. :-; 0 q~IOf\/ asked' 613-1628 Apcllt ...... ,..,. ... d -" ............ d .............................................. Water pd. 1567 "8 •• Ora.ace. 636--4120. l ·5P M. •QI.sis 1 BR "Spnnp"' bakony. D/W, pool. •pa. Summer Wtnter Rent.ala PtOf&I Y HOUSI fG.3l\50 NO FEE • Ad,J1c-eot to Airport & Reatauranl Ro-. •Acceu to 3 MaJor Fwya. Widow bas moot'Y tor 2nd T.D ·s No credit cbttt . ao pnlty. FOC' actlOCI call A# In-n u aoytime. Lost beautiful Enghsl Sb.-epdog. Looks h ll ' • • Bo o m e r · · Vi 1' • downtow n H .B. Sh< answen to "Somrtime ·" ll1·33020r9&0-5a · ~..... 3724 -···················· ... .,........ 3769 ~ Apt.. E. Side. p'Yt. ••••••••••••••••••••• WID. aW pd. 1125 mo. -...i •iil8'ta --.... 3740 ~ .................. . • wk. 2 bib lo~. tips ~ m l2lla si. sat-m4. ... ~~ ••••. ~?~ UNA BEACH MTR . llaid Mn.. c:olor- bu\ed pool. uw. 4l 04·5at. 985 No. o.i•1. Hi)cpurt .._. 17" ....................... 81JIJID aENTALI ------....-... ,._.17MJ10 •••Uf'allJ fno,ala9d P .. t HOH• l Wrm. CHatr1 Clab .. ,. f•clllUtt. llOSOt mo. 11f!UT· 0. ..... ...... 8da hotel ·-··~· ........ ..c••· .t:SMSM. .,."""·•& DUPLEX·~ THE "GOOD LIFE" n.AA·AOUHD FUN: Social Act1Vrt1es Do· re<:lor • Free Sunday Brunell • BBO s • Partla • Pkos more OAEAT RECAEAT'K*: Tennis • F1M l-1& (J>fo & ~o ahopl • 2 HMlth Cklbl. Seu11a • Hydrom1uage • Swimming • Goll Onv1no Rllng• 8EAUTW'UL APTI: Songlea. 1 & 2 Bed· rooma • Furr11111ed & l.ll'llurnW*I • AOlit living • No Peta • Modela Open Deily 1Ho6 O•kwood o.deft~ Newport lhedl H. eeo 1tv1ne , .. lllt!ll (714) 646'0$&) Newport 8eeclt 8. 1100 16th St coo... •I 1t1111 (114) °'2'9170 2 Br, 2 ba. all electric. taulll. Adlta. ~. No Adults only . no pels. peta. 751-1186; ne-0217 $425 /mo 552-4894 . YplelHdl ,. .. 531--al30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bia Bear c•bin. v;ew. 3 Br. 2 ba. XlDt k>caUoo Call 4111-31173 2bd.rm. 2ba No pets. $375 S56-7d0 ~roal l bdrm M50 .... te sa.r.. 4lto per 1no. Across froai .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Heialer Prt. ~308'1 Morine? Avoid dep»IU • Faauly 3 bdrm. • ... ,... r.ecta 3169 cut llvin1 n pen1u ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Profe11looally a1o ce 1.971. Pool. $375 8"-1481 .. ~ l ... 2 a..,_. COUMftY CWI P'amily • DO peU. $445 U..- _TS;.:.:..l..!f03._...;_:...1Sl_·_Z9_11 ____ 1 Sln1le1. t~ bedroom apt.I,. towobouM:a. From.-Mt-JJOI .ar. ma .• .,., tc. all • t APARTllEN'TS Oaor. beauLlful .., dJz l Br SS75 decor . frplc:, prt. or 281', t Ba M3C beach A bay. AnU DOW. W E. ll&b 642.o151 ClJUdreD ~. tm$ aao. UU Weat BaDtoe. .ldf 2 Br. 2 Be -7»11T7. aw. wnaoa.at-51581 --------varsalllea Peatboau, i Br ssrc oceaa .i.w, 2 Wra. 2 281'.lh. M40 b• .. flr•place, run 2 Br. 2 Be. M'JO seewity • ••Hltlea. JZ50VupardW•J MOO per mo. Wlrclt t Mt--...... WU. • &•• HOUS8i6ATIS 832-4-lM Al'f'L 'f MO CMAaM ••MOWll•• Rnal SUrt:ac Senice HM floommat.e For Y~ 15M15191 days Sll5o3 a& Sb•re P ull Newport, a.tnn. 2ba. apt. Pool. teool•. a P•. UtO -.um.'8aveme ... 1e. •uable M /P \o 1ba,.. Balboa Pea dpb.. Wa req'd. WTJ..10'11 d71 or m4la aft T • W'Uda. .ll.m. Adalta • No Peta. a.UJO ~--~~~~~--· i.....,. i:D N.-port ! D'U Vldeo·TY + m out o.,..,. Muat .eeel No- ..... MMlll ~apt, z br. t~ be. ~" lult. Pad 2 ..... Qr'POft, pt't pedo. I*& 2 be. lllPria•. 191 ,a., yard. CMl4nD Watllfrw&. New~ .. ....... eau-..-awa\ed. Sek.,.... .. P*ft'-1, ..... all UM QallMZ-5'78 wait•~ -.ol!--t:=!~~~-~-=:::::::::::::::=:::::::;::::=.l.:;;:;;i;;=============' ............... ....... --r1'9- l .. wltlr. Alao uall •~•t•r t••••l CJlJ) -19 C>eAt•ICOAST ~~ NCANCIAL CINTB 711 W . 17 .. St. lSynrterm. sio.ooo or LAW OP'nCES Co--.t-• .......__ more. No BaUooa. llMall Meu Verde Golf Coww ,..._ r....dD NewportCo. are.a 64M4'3 m.,_ a&.Krs 2 ~~~~~cei .0. 7.SM ~fl. & ' wttJt or W'ithoul suvices. .,,.,_ 1.170 14-tt. _. ' i •••I 11»-MOO mo Call H es ...... fw 1 .... I ~ ._ t;{ 1 157 1414 .. •"-• -----------~ occ a •J· 4PG,. a. ···-·•••••••••••••••• •OU.CIM'f9 ...... & ... w . * .....,.. SIJO ~ ~ ..... .,....: ··-·················· Decaal eucci•• "9t• ~. f":ll .. 4. w . ln presU1e loc bdda llAMte 2PM. MCnUrtal aenicea, ,... ----~ c:eplioalat , telepboae PACMC ..... .. _...THE ~PAiia u A a Ts a s t.m .... ft. u• •• au. ISS: A pro· .. ~w ~ ,.... •• ..,,......... CJ. QHlitJ offlc. • Tit/111 .. l warebo•fe •••Ce , ~ 6 clnpe&. For ....., lllllfo. call Ml-,.... M·P. T:»4. SM. lOAJI lo .... .... WmlM 4'N MUI tOMIOHI......, IAUI IOWOMI. --.L P\Mlt a HAPPY AD mUUcohuDD faroab••-CaUIOJITI • f'QWJd-&amese type (Jit in dwtD H.B. nt P\ ~II 536-1816 ;.. FOUND. Bk>ode ~ Spaniel 1nale . Turtle Rock atta. 813-1440. F ou d · L r c rem • n . Malamute. 15th St. Santa Ana. KH014. - Found: Male Collie '5 pcM.IDdt . 91)..()144 . Famd La---. Mk wtdte female. Gold - BtllrVI' m.U. male. S poeea pa.not. Ne . Beadl Aauml Sbei&cJ' .... -. . . USE THE -~ DAILY PILOT cf ..FAST llSULT .. SERVICE ' . DIRECTORY ... For Result ~· Sentke C clll 642·5678 .. 1Jid. lU 1 •' 0 J9 s cut... n .... , , , n a ur o • .., .... II I II••••••.......... =-111 _ _. .... --·--··--·· .... -............... ...... Drt~.,_.p:t::!\.a.& PATmOl'll Jllr. ttlf la atlill .. 9 .,..n 'ttr.r. C&rfHlrJ. aHo•f')'. a.J111I_.. lab •/•&• PETElllPA.IN'l'IMO Ro ... 6 ee•merclal Plidaa.tk~----:.:r::.~~ ::Ji e •• °11K···'' f 11J -'Mm Fite ~;:. u 1•bluih1, ....... c.1r ... W..A.I ~·:'!9..J..-..:...nl~8::'! £apr 'd. ReH Rate•. pal• t l •I · Pree =~ ~-··l&Q Liie-.. ,,,.., • ·-· C ..-e&UaJUpa - - --"'" &.,. Call O•D HUma&ea, c•ttom ... «*-,. ' _,. ... ,. i•tl•e • •; ,;=ii=.. k: , , 1 • w eemce. Call 4M-CllllO. ••11 ....,.....IPUSAL ... ,,. .. .. ••• ,., ••• t S. ..,., .... £ ............. ,::?:i ___ , ... t yr eaper l• Daalel P'lne elll. paintlo1. St. Mll'-a.. • I I =-: ..... ..._,,.. -..aL t714t,.,...., Ga ...... , tr-: lrta· Ka..U.t•MOYIDI. COD· rr-a RolpM•l Call Lic/laa. Try re. R ....... ,,....,. ---~-7. ~..!!'!--. ~ 5-'-c..t .. olw N•PNTll&ACll ....... ~:..: .... · ~•a.,. ,._..al. II.rs. 81Yaa aft •pm. Sillar . ..,,._ _ .......... ••••n••• ltepa.lr ~1 ae1roo . A .. ~-•' ~·••••••••••·--...,,,.._ ~Nntee.M>118 .... Mllit~tiim.r. tzP_!•·•a DI ea-roe•· ,._.. • I •a -dlee Prol. pabatiq. Est 6 lol. • • ..compo.Ur. Pr. SA.ft OOMIT&UCTOU. :r .. ::r-~: •• <;--... =..· ....... ~.~·11."wtld. ~m~~~~~~~=: I~=..:.~ :~~= .. IST. ':.J..t4Jt -.w.-Yta.AHil. • ......... uaU.Awl L11md•..... ....a.....111.ant ....._O.MMmt depeaclable, alat ref. • PLMl'l'DING. ZNCD DECSSPl'.CIALl1IT II '*'. ' .,. e ~.... Irr•• utlaa&u I + ..... ·-.... _ m•UZ19aft.erU•M. Dave• PaiAUD&. Mni8I AddlOcm........ Why c:a1J t.be,... wt.I ........... , ___ & .._,... .._. 1 • •W ~ -.c es•· .. _ -....... 0.-,loba. area t yrs, moat rw. Freer.at. -.., you ua call the beA1 ,,. wa...,.. ,_...,.. milll. ckatM ... rr.. A*r.aa.ty J_. rt.I 1murec1 ue'd.-..a5 Dldialofallt)'l*.Lee ... dlnlyrelll., ...... ~ ....... 11 tn a,r. OD.MsaPlllll..W llll.A•U.........,. ,... . ··---·-·---·· . AddiUo•. Jlest&ac<* °' .BooftDC Co. of Cll. Call ..... a1-..,..a1-1• =-=-' .,.. ...... n.ar °" a.111/W'I -Sped••• la tw'dwood. WALLPAPERING P9Lebm. int/ext. Nut. lbrtyOl'.Rob•tMa-1222. lh '-& I • reald Ue UOIU. Jud~ = BHl/GracliJl•. de90U· W. fin. balltif'y •pro. Free at. UeJ:Jmll dean. ED.~ 1 -; CAaPrl'•ASTllOT\lllP' a,1 •e1et&arac' urial .....,_ ..... , .w.._iua .. d • tila. A:fplnder • ._.~ t.ed.Gl·30'7•.~ An:r SllprroU p 3' 1 tit -·-··-·----· •car.-Ullnl ............ •DMlca-..it ~~·---...., u.tl. Trw/yrcl •°"' , CallNorm~ ---·••••-••••••• --·••H••••••-· l.1ftalma•:-....--. at •hleule Brioa Lnmatrlauned •-_.. 111·125'7 1•13 r G Gid l Pl b Spedalirelneatry•a,-• '' rm..._ ••mo6el. ,..._, ....... CJtpert......U. •-.t• ..._ balllblc _.., _,................ ISSIAM · •Y . um er. ceramic tile floon. ~ Prw 1111. • rn ~ U.. Wd ,...,......· -.................. _..0..-n Cleaa•p•. trimmloc. Caatom b rick. 1tone, c.m p&llll1DS. k> rat.es. ~~·=:: _-. __ im ______ _ Uc nsr.r .._... J., U:ICTl.lC1.A1'i·Priced ......_ ,..._ _... ~ coocrete • atarco. Fru eat 3 yr 1u•r. uon MZ-13U Aecmctoa Beacb TileCo. _ .... ,,. ~ 'JM..tllO c::!'''" .. 0~t• oo u •-557-t:m w.. ,.._ .-t. 54MU1 9fi2.W71. A3-9C'7 aft$. lri • or ... -· _..................... u ........... v-'tbad•"-..__. Tubl,abowera.as .. 1Letaa•11/tepa1Z. lot/est Uc.. U •• ' I Bridt, Rone, bloc& wort. p · •P per;a ,,_... .... ......,...,.., draiDbou'dl IU-30!20 I ID j.... 0 Id t I•. CMWC:.. ,.,... en.a. JM:ll °'au Trades. Home ..... ·-·····-·--.. tile nn. coacnte patic6 ~ '-~' ,, plum bang, beating • . craftamaaahlp. J•d -••••••••••••••••<1 El.ECJ'JUCIAN -repura. 1m•ll Jobs Weata llEALLY a.EA.N wtb. dri•e••>'S· f'r .-. .... eas_...work. rooter s ervice al '1 TrwSerrice ...,..uon Mr PUo«D Cb&ld cant. my lilOaM for B••l r ate I , beat T)ier.~1455 HOUSE? Call Gilleltam mtJollnM6-1Sl3 Rm.bl SW.e.547-42111 ~cause yo\I haven't ·-·•••••••••••••••-•• bo.lM'd.ta-aJ• worki•I pare.at• .};Le workmanablp. Sm•ll Girl.Freeest.~ w-&... RePdemalfacoau•rcia.l ulled AAA·l yet. Tree.tsa!u'ubtrimlDJ.Q&fr ~..!,arcl 11 .. V jDpreferred m.065 Carp,e1ntry, 1maabon1 ry, ,._, u-·-~•---•-..._ • ..., plUDWI&. f'reeest. a.... Gl'J/XfT rea:ioval.yardclean·upe . .,. Formica Work· catm -· roo DI , P um DJ. ~-.. ._.., ...... ,, .. -••••••••••••••••• ratea..17~&1.17J.0737 h•al ina. 1$1·2322 . ........... am~. waU ~ 10 yn Babyarttmc Maid • l'\oorina, Stuceo •We. r•pc-Uile. ref~. Call !toviq! The Starvan ACllEPLllllBINC -.Wl.J lm iad&a.h*CAMSID-_. ••per Will Babysit ·-•••••••••••••••••••• Orywafl • more . .18. llfltpmMZ.OUO College Studeat.a b.av Quality Pamten, a.at.er/ COMPANY _ _.,_ Refs e..mz Balloooe , 8rl 1ht 6 .._, Jf'OW'D. Lac. Tl.24-436 mer. lo ntes. imm aerv M.M&en P1wnben-fuU, 11;11199Q QJSTOlll INTEJUOR _,......_ · Btaut.llul. Balloon ar· llatber' Ir dallllder' look· Same aood Mn. M 1-8421 1 --~/--'1l48 etfideal SU.ST19 CARPl:H'l'RY _,, • all Just starting up in a bus1· ~--1or OC· ol U11 for home cle&DiQa .... • ._ By Ja¥ 142-ThtYe s .m easy ~a> for Qliaos. lle'IS your own" A good Jab Speak Spaniaboaly ri-IUj/Ylf I -. HJUT to seU that bin I'll' IALl.OOM way to tell people about · M'f·l4Z5 · .......... •••••--•• 1be faatest dnw in the )UU no longer u:.e .Ju:-.1 •t 1s with a low cost · KenySdJub'aPaper West a Daily r.lot advert•:..: ll IO !he ..... ·,~!~OOMI c1 a~:.111ed ad. Phone SELL idle items Wllh a Dolls.SlOprroU. P•per baoger. f1nut Sandia Plumbinc Cop- qua 11 t y Europe a o per re·pipea. bouu/ craftsm•os bap, reu. apb, edd.iOom. s.ulina. Profeutooal Window deaning by Joe Oanieb. 114~ ~ what you want in DalJy Pilot c1ass1r1eds. Yoabe 642-1.CO d r a 1 n 1 Ir r e pa 1 r a . Oaasi.faed Ad 6'2·5678.. C1~1f1ed' Call 642 5678. -•-642 56n1 Owly Ptlot Class1f1ed Ad M.S-Zll0/l507'30 08S51fieclA~ 642 ~ ~ 642.JJM 5350 W-.d 7100 Htfp W Clfth.d 71 00 ...................... ..••.•..•.••...•......• Wa.htd 7100 .... W-.cl 7100 HttpW.ted 7100 .... W...... 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••• i .................................................................... . Sl50 ,. ..... 5l50 ,. ..... ....................... ....................... •..•.............•..•.. PRE LAW 11.udeul Deeda SZS,000. WUJ do aa.Ylbina Le1a1. Confidential DVM. P .O. Boa 3242. N.8..9&3. TOii llY'S BlRTH CONTROL CTR --::=;;=::::-1 BanMnc 1-;;:;;i;;iii''Ffc·1 Clencal ()(NewportFAcorta 1 Tubal 1teriluation MYBllSl'18 TILLBTIADB I 900ll •F/C SICllTAmlS "2·lS71 bylaparoscopy (Band· lllCU1IYI Mut have sood math 1'-.h:ioa laland invMt Employro.ent avail. 10 , Aki SurJery) • Va.et'· b .. d ,._ i imat ftrm. E.ac-el.leot op. multi 1urround1n&s 15 oll mauace. Steve's lomiea. 171$2 Be.ch 0.U¥e iDdiYichaal wllo ac.1rouo • typ DS portuD lty. Esper . & Com~tll1ve pay, 10 Hair Ha~ 6 Spa. Blvd.H.B.<114)&188D> ts career mothated. ability. XlDt workiDI man.tty reqmred. Call un\eW•bLre. Formon! • * Newport Blvd. c II Cb a II e na ID I poa It ion coada • full co. bemftta. MO-Om UJfo all Tod Ser'v1 SPUUTUALREADINGS 1751 · · w1apa!!!&o1 co. Esper, Call for appt. llr . .c ces JOam-lClpm. Fully Uc'd. M6-ts11.10am·l0pm. lM!y In Bladt . No re&, ruume nq'd. Coo· M1mp, W-*«'D Thrill !~~~~~~~~~I ____ maoo a.72516 or 02-9034. 1815 MASSAGESlOW/AD Greatldea tactllb.Cunie:eut:za • Lou. Costa Mesa. IOC+M•• <.:LE R K , .. a D. g ~ r ' S. Camino Real, San MYSTIC~GE ~~ _MS--__ w_53 ______ --t Fall cba.rce np nee . Coameucs. caJ'U. ranb_ Clan. ..... SuU Ana .Aft.enDoD ado route avail Al P , A / R • pay ro II • E.q> ~d 641>-7373 ISCOltTS iD South Laguna. 11500 + .BANKIN .. 111m11111G-----1 payroll tues ~ teoo L1eR 'I'yptat for-Nnrport MISUSE cova ~ •95M47l+ prdil per IDO. Must have baaed floaoc1al rirm Be pampered wat b a T WI AhH)'I oPell small car • nperimce CAPRA P8S()t4 ~wpm Office t>11per personal rela1I o g * OUTCALI. * ' • t& lll auto sales routu. ,_.U..Dept. helpful Xlot ~ht.s. mmsuie by 1Z of the pre-t53-0T7I llC/VlSA Ll!!:::U:... lmmed. openanp. Call AJ. )ea.st 2 years nper opport\&llJty for itrowth ttiest Jirls ln Southem !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ••-•••••••••••••••• Mr. Emsley.951·71U. Our beaat.iful Sao Pedro preferred Es cellent WE ST t: R N ST AT E California. Jec uul, Sdlutta ANS.SE.RV.PJeuantok otrieehuaolmmediate company bene f its PENSIO~ COR P saun.a etc. Open lOam· LADY ......._.._ 7005 NB. 1r..-or ........ •-•-. O')aliDC for a Teller. Su Salary commenauratt' ;5g 1525 btwn 9am & 4am.. 7 da)'I a week. Via-RRST .._~. ..... .. .... • ... lh A I .:,,....., a/11.C. Atlantia Health --··••••••••••••• ~Uabi.ft.SSI·Sl40 mon ....... eit~nence '• "" es::peneott PP )', "Y'"" _______ _ a.c.t • th•ll 1 ao.-.. preferred. but we will an penori to Paul Wu'd -Spa. ~ Harbor Bl•d, _..... a.. .. ~ train a sharp lndMduaJ orSethSbmt.oo Cl.Bl(WAMTID Coat.a llleaa. ~Br· • r...,D 1111• .. i&»Oa DIS18M Jtlf. MAHA-_. wl1haat:ront cab b.aPCil· ~eo.t ror health food t.tort' !~~~~"a·d for your •972-IJ45• Resldnt.lal decoratiq SIST iq~.T'bisfuJJ ..... EXPERIENCED Pull __..... llC•Vi.aaAccepted classes now bein1 Couple: Wlfe/ofrice, t.lmepoatuooolfen 3311 • ySt.reet ..-p umt ~96.17 GROWTH ra .. r" PEOPLE THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 9"'Ck .... ,_,..,.. formed. g wk coane, Huaband/maint.eoance. •E1celieootsalary ' · STAGllPVTPARTIF.S evea 7.tPll. $25. ca..... 200UDJt.a.Oceamide. Ei· •Paidmedical/dmt.al Cost.a Mesa.CA Cooceuton Part time MJDE•DANCER Queen-sl&e altr. wbt F. conducted at Balboa perionc:e required. TSL •Free pan..m, '42-42l sum.tnf'r ~Ill U541. t7 yr PART TIME EVENINGS Bc·t·omt.• a tra med s ales counselor (O\er 21) with the Jim Lon~ & 1h>.<><'iatt:>~ Agt-n<:y to supervise and t·haJ>t!rOnt> DA I LY P ILOT carrier hoys and ~trls on a one-0n-0ne basis. t.· , c n 1 n g ~ 6 l o 9 P M . We n e c d t•on cernt•<L innovative persons who a rt-lookJJl~ for a lucrative part·time position S4 hour to st art: $100. week potential. Call 642·4321. f'Xt. ~5G \11'\'.;.:C'T1 Z eir1d •ivM . Ask for Lori •MODEL 50'1 aeeb km. sncl wbt Carpet Mllll by Barban llpL MZ-U03.. •Profit sharing Eq u a I 0 p port u n 1 l > olds 10. U hrs Pf:1' wt'ff W'lll cat.er your next par· bUD or prof. man ~-Kirby oat.ed Or. Cly de ·~ urttr •pparel Empk>)'V' 0 C R a c e • a y ty. I'm ._24,36. L8yrs. 6'2-43111>, Ad-Sitter rn1. al1ner. Call $49·8181 AaTIST -Goodgrowthpocenual 562~11 Bob Pam'a pvt. outcall. AA. 3'1bn da)'l.~MJ7eves. Grapb.lcs. hll time. es CANVASSERS ------- &pm : S42·0201 . D ys perimced. 4-day week. We 1'i.ll be iata'YleWUll Conreu1on WorllHs 771H081. U.. • .._ .W. Wah4. 7075 Bmefita. '71--78111. 00 SAnTRDA y . June 28• * $8 50 Adults l S..t a mouth. t~71l&S _ .......... -....... from 9 AM to 1 PM f'or • $4.SO l.Ost.art llbnY09t'!J· TOUCH OF CLASS Qd fubiOa hone dnwn Homemaker •uta to do Art Needlework shop, an lntenie• appoint· 1op E11per not n~t· lSCOtl'TS bayrldea. Only 2S '»111119..,.. UYe-iA. Xlol 80Gleexptt. llec. P'orln1o a.at. please call Venda HR• 0 C . Race"• Y aOIRS. 7SZ-0817 IDilUa from tbe ~ach rds.C.~4 call: 67$-4491, 10.~:JO, at (213) ~lll 562 ~ll Bob aru.BBQfaciliUes Cao nO.UIJ.t-1.., _Tuea __ &_t_. ----~ TOSTART ------- ProfetBiollal Tberapeut.Jc accom.mod.ate IJ'OUpl up Clean cut meo • womet massage. Lic'd. NB to SOO. (TI4)G'7.atl0. aak MltpW_.... 7IOI ASSI'.llOR. F a briccbain RDBJTY wtdn¥O"'allc. coos Apptonly,Sleve.548-211'1 forKrla _ ................... oeect. aaal•hnt. Fabnc ""'-' ..... -. · ACC~=t..CPA or retail exp. pref'd.. Call ffDER.41. '14·974 9741 Esper 'd ool y All lha1\.a. Good P•Y • compuy beoef1l5 Apply 1n person 400 S Cout Hwy, l..ag Sch Gin.tee ,_, ESCORTS 211 Hn &U-0180 c.111/CILKb Ala &p/MC/YM QallsA11111S *Outcall* 142-3112 MC/rm Are ycu a buaineaa euc. FREE ~ tc "ll.I Maareen, ~ Swt' p.... Mk f« Larry MLl.M be • nperieDced P~ Automobile punter's LemAaa Pr~ fellDoaal wbo ba an ex· beq)er Automoblle body An Equal Opportunrty CASHIER · Hou.ww8m JOU.YROGB T la. I pertiae in aclmbaistratioo • ·belpe E oo1 £mpioyeor s8les Appty m peni.oo ti & tomb in e d • it b t be mao • r · xp. Y · ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Crown Hard w •~. 3107 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ABORTIOH rupooaiballty of all Leo's: "2·SJ'Tl. = E CA Hwy. CdM cocx fl.DaDdaJ operaliom. A AUTOMOTIVE •8 •SS .C ,...,. or cballensin1 podioo with _ &antJo1 Loe-' • ,.... a terrific potentia l 10 S.. Ir~... Ta&.a •Low'-ltw' '• Joloia1 tbe upfer o,.. I Iv. Newport Center Op- • ...a.. T ..... C .. muqemeot staff o a.a Get ett fort.be J.Car and ~Y roe a matu.re ._ 1 !Jo espandint aodepeadeot the 'IOa cloceout! Ac· prnon to leam,std.. Ei· en.as UTDTEM F ltiml' 6 P I llme A ppfy Mond•Y Friday b ltfD J •~pm Coco 's R~:.tour anl. 464 7 w..c:Arthur Blvd N 8 S4().ZM4 ~4JH!. ~ G_I company. Compen.6a· grwlve Chevy at.ore in cellent benefil1. c an ...IPell -...-tbi oegotl.able. Inquire: uclllnc Airport lo· om. Cromcl. M4-l44l for •C 1 , .. , & 1.efw.. ~l. dual.rial complu will anaJllll CORPORATf. add 3 combln.atioa now . S L MARKETS ATTORNEY ral ACCOUNTS PAY ABLE for r:z stl'ai pt s.eU and l....aaA.L a For 2nd • Jrd Stutts Expenmcoed for U1 house * M • d i • C • I Ii CLERK leuel Generous com · LO.L •/f/tA ~lulg 1'llel &: Thun t I ate• Aca ... cl. Grvwtnc C«p. in seattb peoullon and demo ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I We promote lo m,1111aR• <or m•estmeot baAklnl •Co•fi4le•tl•I & of "Go Getter". E&· plan. Aut.o uperience ...,.14.-0ffke meatlraupervuaoafrom fi.rm. Ideal'"' retJnd , -'C -rMncie necaaary Ume oot required, but pre· 1--wtthJD ,,_..,... W'bo wasbea to be • I r ... ,... · v\oaa ... ,.m-d bel"""''· See We are a YOUllC COD1llll· --.-rHCOMTIOL d 10 key reqt&red. Xlnt -. .,,w iDI firm lo Newport WANTA CAkEER"T mar their boat. Louu.d -IOinl 00 a trip 1Jfled.in1 s ec'• t o aaaiat you w/bus 1ne11 arrange meota whlle lravelans. ....... n ... TI-.. benefits. Salary tom· Sala Mer. Bea ..... wb--...... pr '· Call <114) aJ.t4ZJ oa lbe bay. Send rawne ~·--..,,,. --·-·-_... ... a .. "'"ty. HOWAltD C~u1•t ""' ..... ....... ..., • t-1-------...... UUI -u.. .. imrried Swaday. U> St.e-pheo D. Slmpby. For M114WIW • -Noa amoki.Da office. Call Dove•QuUSU. fieiTble brs . Xlnt --.. ... .._. .... _SI Ph. D STATEWIDE ..... ..po) ..... $4f.nz2. %1e2 lllcGaw NEWPORT BEACH beeefit.a. Salary ~n. --...-s ,_ C A I.. 8 J D C 0, 2 0 I eta _Aw.,lrv\oe. Babyallt.er/bouaekeeper, Call Glenn Oluo. ~'b.'Jio':fe~ru:n~ Shipyard Way , S t e CAL.lfOaMIA M Ulna F, 1 Uma e. atart 6"-9114 3-U ·Jllsbift. Mwll be de Newport Beacb92663 CAler5 NMMAMCT AOCTG HPNG 7·Zl. % cbildreo under 7, Boat assembler. must cticated to good paUn> COUNTER HELP llMDUVOUS COUMSB.IMG TEMPORARY my home, perm pcialUoo. have uper work1n1 care. Xlnl beoefau l''uU ume. Prf coun~r P'or Swe« Ii Pleuaot SBYICLIMC. ~ t.oday lo won ~. With wood. fiberglass • uluy. Apply 144 hrlp • sandW'lch mao Dcort.Dia1953-l.Wl APCAll <JD various accounting• Ba . b electrical. Duffie ld _Superior_ E11penenre preferred ··: Call n•1•·990I -. DISTRICT MAMAGER TRAIME£ C 1rc ula t1 on department h as an open1 n ~ for a trainee in the C1rculat1on. Sales. Service a nd Collection Area Selected applicant will receive a liberal starting salary. re~ularl ) scheduled raises. bonus opportun ities a nd many fr inge benefits such as paid vacauons. paid g roup ins u1:ance, life insurance and dental t'O\ erai?t.' M ust be 18. have $!ood dn-.in~ rc<·ord Hours generally llA '1 to 9P M Monday through Frtdav Satur<1Jv overtime available as net-ded If you are quaLified and interes ted in lea rnrn~ n t>ws paper c1r culat1on business. come m person and ask for Harr y Seeley or K en Goddard before l OA M or after 2PM. Monday through Friday. DRIVERS SATURDAY & SUMDA Y MORMIHGS Ot•h ver Daily Pilot bundles to ear- ners . Reqwres van or large wagon and a good driving record. Phone 642 -4321 Ext. 211. ask for Harrv Seeley, Equal Opportunity Employer.' WEE«END WORK Sotvrday & S-day Montinq Dt.'llH•r Oa1ly Pilots to Newsraclcs & -.to n ·:-. Mu~t h ave d ependable car. Call Georgt.• Harding. 642 4321. .... ~ bookkeeplo1 aulcn · byailler, my om~. Yacbts.MS-07U ,_,,..~·-forZ yr -LtM Gary'sDell67S-2193 . PLATMATIOUTCAU r.;..-.~1 mut.a. Work dose to Dover/Highland uu, ................. ..... Ser•I•• Or•••• llACH your home. F i1ure wtdys.~Zl01aft 7PM BOOKKEEPER PT. tbru Fri. vaned hrs Counter Help 10pm6am • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llO Wnt lay St .. Cott.~ Ce. Ct It 75"'>0053 ~-~~:_COW>hout· a•..vwvG traTel a1ency Exp re· C M aru Ask for Cm-W'll>C"hell's Doouts ~ E MC&YISA•ctpbd ..,. ...--___, .,...._ ™""IW" q'd.644-GZ2 dy.~·3S67or 994·3331 17tb_St_._c_M_. ___ _ t5J..1571 SANTA AMA OnmpCounly. BOOKX.EEPD Child care, responslbl amMT ASS-r 972-3104 ~ AVIW'~ REP Genmlll mfl bu cood pa'IClll to can for 2 Jirl.s. lmmed. ~ for H · •fOXYLADY* H-+' ••••Dll oMllnlhl oppy. F/<lti.Strclal•C· ~lOlrlZ.l..21>mto6pm per Credat Auaatant Dental Secrwtaryf llec-ep. Dreu a bop, •tore atrreALLONLY ··-· -dnl-Sal open. Mao oil. "'Moc tbru Fra. Irv lo w/beevy pboDe aper lo tion&at. up, or act.i•e manaa-. top aU. lady. * 972-1 IJI * WantAdResulll 642·5678 WllT,. Smd reaw. P.O. Boll area Call Aller 6pm. our credit dept Good beach omce. XJnt aal. aper. well croomed for ---------,,_ NwwPGl't Be.at al· ms. Newport Budl CA 552-3'1.... =~cow~~ CAUMl-S9 admift coatare abop. ftceol a srowtac aaviap ~ CI v I I E o 1 I a e e r appt c•ll Personnel Dla&al PUll or put·tllm, N.B =I~ T=..~ Ir Mi ·~ f/C ~~~e-!'~.D=•~: S4Ml34. WOMCI m•>Ma-l00'7 moatba uperlence 11 CPA FlnD et lbCArthur Siewm, IAc . ....u I DECORATING Fl.AR~! llC9'TiOMIST Drher to plck up de · pnterncl, but we wW Ill.ct Ir Jamboree Rd., · Nat'I Co needs quality '-"· .um.ua '"*es· euaed peta •~lite ._._ .... _ ._... ... .a..-• lnttDe m.on4 caertcal . d r C o m l Y • r d w o r ll • u--a -.. _ .. _.... · · I peopk t.o coordin•t.e e-P e r · · · •e ..._ ~ P -•. Goode r SE AB a EI: Z E P ZT wllb a atroea caalderinl BOOKKEEPER F /C. Nnrport Beach ~wpl eon ln oer1cea. homes. ~ .... lpt\l.I m::===:i-----~Weolfer: lluat be able to do 1-alq C'O. lookine for F1anfor~•loYefor bosa.07-0nl. CEllET&RY. 11542 AdNti'J_ •l:aceUealaalarJ ~tau.. Varied brl1ht enth1&slutlc people necunry. Call _Btadl ___ Bl_vd. ____ _ CLAS-.,.._~ am. bualneu a cct a . penon for entry lenl re· Karen Ml-9111, 3-Tpm. ..rAL ASSISTANJ ··--===:-i--AD'f•llWll •Pa6dmadical/..,tal P/tilm l80-l1m ceptloalst po1lt1on l!llperieece4 clWnicle Dmf.S TIY• ·~canerapperel · GeiMral olc ak.llla ttq. Dal~s..d dllilUI aw'etm wded .._ °' ...... 25 yrs°' -..... ,.. .................. ___,_ •ProfttsMrtq 751-~ P'/Uma. N ablft. Wed f« QMllt)' bTIDe offlee. oWer. KDOW UM ceeat •-~-,_,...,.u.r t11ru SUD ..at be 11 '95 Miiii lie ~ .. iDI ~ ol the We wilt lie~ Dolng8uaJneae Ql"CAL E.l1tt1Sl.Cll tolP9 0111 &Ma. llu.y dt.liaN«Sl.9• .... or DllilJ f'Uot Mo u hn· oe W'EDNDDAY. Jw Under A ..... itcMST benefits locl11dia1 more. Oraa1• CoHt ;-~ ....... .-.. a 15.Pl.errom ... c'••AM• v'°e .. !a"'at' Flc tttlOUI A.erob6c Ouetac .• aa• DDITAL ASSISTANT· medical. Sle·Ull d)'9. ~:'::"m.aC:.~· ~=,:~ -• ' • ea.. -N UoMl lli-corp, baa Ml«part·llim.bKkof· ... SIM..... Val'-(• of -M abla totne ap. (DJ) *41.ll \O UTl9lll eme? u tmmed open~1 ln nee postioe open. X-ray --------~ .. y. .,.o mater A.L..4..,...a.J....1,-~~~ !!!!,:}1_•. P•· lpioo4• • .,,it •-•ttme.f1' P'V for u C 'd llc la eaper preftrred. DENTAL OPPICE ~w• Newbopa • ....-W.,.,_.. ~ , . .,...--r",, -.--llelarJ ""'7oeWrt doJ'al. penclD •la.lat t Ir llaD-P'ri B&nffarWli Pro1reuhe, butJ, > 'JA 1-. JAt, .• ~~ c P 0 ha. t.Ml lled-ttl'lllJhmeakilll. lf Nwpt Bhda. C . II . 1;p rtellly prad.koe loca&· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! /.If' r """~ 8 ~ • ~ ~ .,_.. ,..., ••tf'lda1. .....,.. ...V Gl·IG» eel ln Paablon laland -·-lae•ll••l c•••••[ n...-.11 , ________ 114 •••k• ASSISTA NT _., .. ,.. You may request Ad.Sitter service when __.. ........ ~. f?D-il j Cl911CAL Dam.a .U.'t. Npt Bdl. IUllMW MANAGER. llClllfAIY I ' od Ad-Sitt dtalal, CNdll ..._etc. ....,...,. All _ __.,,._,.,..,... 1 S.C•rfU" pr~•,:,!:! restorathe practlu .-ar ••1. lYJi;ll. la· a.cc..,_. c••"d•M p oong your . . . oor er r -tatenl .. ,..... kt' • ... flCUll0111 "-· mu•• .., din for P&ll*m needa .. ,.,,, mature auraft• ..... oh:. .. ...... ,.,, •111 numbs' will appear in yoor Doily Pilot ellll:toCP',mm ~._, ••• ... ,... ... * """" ft • ._ fteld. ,.....r'f!d. &..a~:. :..~ GI.. eovlltr ~II. Tiie OAILY l \n•utmtnt rm . team 1Mmber Oood ll&il ,., la --.Ual. 'Alf t7Pbla • ~ ad ... ,.,...,.1ter tokes ywr rneseoges .. waw....-Drt" ,.,lOT......,... ..._ '-'-1 ProceNea new l.D•eet· aalarJ, •an, beoeftU. 0111....-.w.;-..a u abllltJ ta . you call in at your oonvtrience to get ,.. No.,.n .._. •11d llflftt _._ .., -... 1a¥01noc buk • m.-o _, NbUw c.. .the~ISeStoyourod ... thilaeNlce -~-IUwt ..... Ollll;r......,._ ............. ., , ...... P~•ll•. d •l•lhd DON\Tl'lbop,eartyAM. J • ....,~..: r!. ~ •l•rtl111 • II-..... ,.... toaowap .... -..111"' DIHl'ALHYGIDllft Noap. ttee. ·-· ... ~ .. r:!i,.6 Ne~ is on 'Y $~ ptr week. ror more s.-101, :~~ 1be ,__draw In the :!.~":.....~.:!',., baakj•I asp. helpful. to,_. .. -.bMllledol· ••°"",,.,., ... A~ aa.ca. CHta llH•. information and to place yox ad coll --··I Weal. •.• Daily Pl!« CaU:~UI f\(19 ... , SM&lt co.. plJ ta.....-: °'"*>' _2'n~,~·~·~'9J:~~--- 642·5611 M248'78 a..tnedA.d.M2·5'78. .............. ~~ .. -.......... , WllllAdl Call..U.5178 ......_ ~ ~c:· 1IN ltewport WantA<.l'I CallMJ.SI ,• 642-4321 .. ,... OppD ...... I 0 I '" .. 0 _.. __ -~, ... _. __ .. "' ----...... - 7 H I 0 I --. '· ,. •• - " .!.~~--~ ~?.~.! ..... ~!~ ~~~ ..... ~!~ .... !'.'!'!.~ ..... !!~Ir~~-~~ ..... ?!~ _T_.,.. ___ .J_UM......j~24-._,_., _______ .,._ __ DM __ v_'"-DT ____ a_ lhlrllruHr. r UH\el t•tCAi. ff~. M.-. Sat ia* ~for l'Jtuow ol· W...t.4 71H ..... W..... 7100"" p e .. ~.r ••N••· MCI~ .......... Apply ID oms••~ nN Exp ........ Call ............................................ ·--··-·--····-· ~N ...,._ n. ,,,.. ....... i.aa. ,_...., l..otaMMI ln UNL1D I fouptt SUlll!t.Toa.l S.eurtlJ Ourd, P /T ~Aeeot.m.laJyrea. **llUY** ...... tOW ...,_., w .... n.,. U. WLW· •• C.t.er ~Y aame ~'°'11 hu SICalfA&Y -.keode, ••ee job bl pw. J"or ••II a~1 MAm1""9T tro.toftkoelllielp ._ 111"1•'1re. La1 tmmed. ope•••• tor 1 Xlnl tw.a...rp ~1111 ..,~111 ~;m.-.1.Mt · =.::!.!ta·r.,t ~I'•,_ ___ ...... ._-.,.,._•JOit :::.::.0a1mJ-per ear"' &••d:.:!Jal111 w1~:.0U1 u.Ula•~ ~~~-.. ~·= TIAV&AWT ..ir_.au.,_.Y• o~nla1 la Ne•"'' o,thmo••llll olflre. • .......... _, "'-m ~· ..!2c1ea1:-war\ \D tut peeed.. ~ rrUemto4-ReqWn ,..., Zyn m\D MM'lllS..CW -.. en 111Uler t a• a~ II l T 11 u • Oii .w, .. .-..lfTI llllC .. u.. d• • ..-blUt A up lfG1&I NeWpOirt Beach of. aper ,..f'filtt ,__ •-•-••• Ille a ..,...,n .,_..,. •.,... ~ 4-1 RllltDcwrW ......._ c.u ad a .. c,. loo&J.os I• wer 1110 'f pply tln1 Call Ula at D-JIOO 1 · .._. .. _ • ._. lllaw .......a,_.M, Jlm, ll•lrf·•• ,,.,......_. ...... 111 Newport 91&ur..,...aoc.Unt 1100 W Cal Hwy , · .__dT :J( Prosr•ulu NP "'rrrr• "---""-~----IAMtttlPll •.ctl llu opeol•I la ~ --• ..__,al Nt>wpcwtBuch MS-5021 Se<-rct&l')'/11ra1e attea· -· &a-ey."4-$17S -.Prt~~·~ -------------• ..._,~~ ..#fl ---'""" d FIT to Pre1lleat. l.ar1e ri-.. _ --1.....,.. -~ ""' c-e for 14 to. eppearuce. COOd Sa&eeledy wuted ant. · 8 lo •pm. e1t1bll1bed SouUaero TYPIST Dn:uil J c1ra.. edi· ---------....._ AllPb la ~ fO/I' tJ.,._. ~ ...... ....-...itty '100 A1 Waltab Clanea South beDd\t.a e .. ch Condo Calif buUcler ... kl Good l'ft>lat to lr&Ul for UoaaJ coif" Uble · 2 l"l-.lau •••••alo r ri•raea . C rown • ......._Weoifvt'Ot9· "'-""' (',oaatPlaaa.Jt'tn~Rc111ort Call 8111 4991175· caner oriented lo· oo ·llne comp11ur cwboUqm'J'radMIODaJ -.... ...., •ltJI l~o.sai: ll'7 g COilll ~&&I. ~ .,.c. t '°' r..c-wur Mual bt' e• •un dlvldual to .,-rtorm ·~· Xlnt. opportun.1-arm dWr.. Rom d.la· .._. ._ ... -..-. • prora\ •h•rlaf, med ,,,_ peneoc:ed,,. have Aloha !lecraariaJ ~i.t-1'/T variety or •~r•t•rial ty 6 co benefite. Call 14' ta.ble. npalMlable 'Wft. t>.iftelll VeirM.a tWp --.....,It.a ~ phonAI ol'ftc. OMded. Call for M .,_.......,.., ' aod admi n istrative f'JN :~.,. w/4 ........ 6 I daalra. -.ens wu.a.ed P\aU ume &.ll'f for lolenlew ..... ~. Toa1 •P'rll u.at be able to lypiaJ,nliJl1. dJrtatk>a duUe9 Poeitloo offen ---------~1010 daya; 144.c:Jell ---........ our~ ad ltl tm. wwk nl&ht.a Ii &loday lep1 aecretuy t.n10M po.th and opportullity Typ1.1t . General office ~••••· ,,.. dlft. ~ Gfftc.. ..... Hra Moo P'ri, f.S --llCWliOMIST Call Heather. 7!H·7SOO or 851..eu:t to &eana ,...,, est.ate and H.S cnct. Oood bftlfllt.a ~ ,.....,_. ,_" 'hlas>'toee • eoYnlU ..e. TICM. AlaU!t. R.ee.ptJonlat tor app&ylrl~non boml baUdJni buai.Dna. C M area Farmers Bdrm aet ( Walaul) .. nr..er. 2 end tabla. 2 .UC..J I"',,..._, ttl Hlft R•Cl"'lr•• 1ood u.-.u. ~lt'f tor bua'f boa.I'd lo COlqftliJll, >aiesJady wanted for glrt stasf AIY ~ FUkioo recautra at &eut t n aura n c e & r o up . ...._. ind ,,...,..,., •P"Wo1. 1rammar, 6 ---..iv. Uc Tedl 2 f11t paced Newport lmmed openm1 &a pn> 1 ynolrwpioaalblenpr S40-4l00 r; of! dllllr lam... beda. -951·1191. aft e call l•••raace Group ~!Up Maut «'nJOY 5yn u.~ l'\u)(Uoa .. tteaeb Rt: otnce Xlnt store Exper req 'd 1ruslve land1c apt Ref. wW be ,..q. U in·•----------~ c 0 s ~ lhe publlc APSJ .... ...,., lo Dlf't'dw ol p h () n e • l I q u e t t e . --~ arch4ectW'aJ • planninf lerested ID lhe Carfff Aul. A H T. Prt'· NJ.IN40 I) p PO II) .. Hr. I HO '""' P'OWUll lab MrviC'e penonality .• orol a~ fa.rm. Gd phone man.oet poUUoa .... leDd re· rd Vet. Hos pt. In So. f\M ~. a ...-r ,_ Plaft'llll• Ave C M ~*1 ___ pew~ req C.U Llla iA.l.ESllANAGER requind Ml.o1mu.m typ IWDe &Dd aa.lary hiatory ~ --~ et&ll a 80W 6 aiJwet' ltad , au .. ..., org~be crew to sell 11\1 lpeed 50wpm. S&lal') t M L d F l For sale, cow:h, bed. la b&e, much more. 5'8·9MI. ••I eo Top paw a. llowtt~n ~ to Modello1. c omm 11 , season tlckell. new commensurate wttb up L.! ID a os er,....,., ' e " • fll .. l N alC-.-.....ST V .....,_ ...... ..._,. "-U 11• .,,_ u.... ..-~y ol So. Calif . .eoo '-Ota Call '°' •PP ~ for Jaruce'i. Ra1 ma. ell r1111 f>W _..,,_.... anety ...... a~.-~I ...... ,,,.,..,..., Camp11.1 Dr Newport -·•••••••••••••••••• n.ai.7f7l-. lif'd)' Anna. p Utnl! • daya farH . •II •cea/typea Ccvnmand P~r1onmJlce Beach, CaJ ~. E .O E • t+ a lets Spyaone Eatra Queen ..t IJ7)-2$t• 1!:11> ootnec Hal.rStybna S.loo Deeds SALEStOHlce person 5ttreury lD wort for prt> •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• maUftss •boa w/frame Floral O..ta-.r. nper -------114 ~1 mm mature 6 sopbjaUcated oeeded MF l-4PM No sadeot • VP of elec SUO. Xlnl cood. Hoover aa.l;y. l"Mll Utm Male 11111!1~111!1!11111 _____ 1 recept's , 10 Newport esp. att. K1tcb del1pi trorucs firm l1l CM Gd i ECY/BKPR. part/full W'l:STlllNSTElt LIPrilht vacuum cleaner OK.Call$1'7-o:m.5 HOUSt:CLEANERSup M00&.5 Beach Candidates muat stoc"e.754-0170 secretarial skills incl u me . a£ Co CdM ABBEY ao. lbmJaya MSX prol lD SS pr hr Car ~ 51..Zl Female l8 ~. full figure be styli.lb lD dress and 4u.a aa-.r-... S/H. SaJary open For Sa.la.ry oea 67~ ANTIQUE llALL camera $120. DelllM Ea ~ ~ lo MedJcal 6 btl:ioa, matur~ pre· appearance, must have ---~ i.wt calldats 7~ 1414 n...11y lM, -..1A 1 -ycl• -... .,. __ .....,_,. L '-b f mid d__. outroi.ni personably a. Sell starter. comm + ---------5EC"Y Booii:lr.eeper Of ..,... r 11 >r-...... .., _. .. ....., ..-.ui ... au •• o p en1n1 u... _ _._, _ ___._.,. f e · trana prov•"" boo .._ ... _ fl ir~an••y CLOSEDTUESDAY S25 . $35. Gold leaf Prey 1ou 1 esp 6 ·~nl F...,.,...,..tr w_...... ~~ 5'4-Wll be l'Oallortable In deal u.s • co ..... oe ls ~ -htt Mir Coosl esp $200 bowW,. of ...... -.... ..,.. ... uig wrth client.a Some Vldeoia CarPbooeSales.1 lmmed. opening for al( lD SZ50wil Call ~3131 U751West~Ave framed P lcuao's "Lov d:1nble Hn cocnputer buu beach »nia con'do NURSES AIDES. All very Lle hkpog duUes Expr not oec. will tra.m. 1 gressave 6 upeneoced - - - -Garden Grove $$4-CLCD en" on canvas SZS.00. lpm We ort ooon lo Ni~ )ob In alnt work10e shafts, uperienced or Full & pert time pocullioa call for iotervtew Mr seaetvy •I proficient ~rvice Stuioo Allen Old fisherman lamp petJtiveaal pde~ com ooodPleaaecaJJ67!Hi10l Train~~ Men Verde av&1la~ Appllcantsap W~marl31..QJ70 lyp1og 6 secrela_nal danl.Parttlmr Neatap-Two quality antique burlap sba.kS40.Large fit sbari'oi •._c.m~d Moo~•'ra8w4p_m ~v •. !.~ap~l""'~nter, plyl.npeT!'Orlbtwn9AM ~PEOPLE To-~ou l slr.1111 To assist Expo pearance w t good tables. ltalaao 6 Old ceramic plant pot on • "' .....,.. ,..,.. _.._, llAM. Moo-f'ra Corn "' Dlrertor of local farm 1n h&adwnltllg Apply AM. stand S30. Boob. 548-~ benefit.a. Please phone M•IMTOIY COM----mand Performance. 1411 home Stt\lfll)' Sfllem:s volved in lrade!>how m>NeWJl()rt Blvd C M ~ "'.lchrs. SPIUU5h aoytime,681 •C Victona. Belly for 1oterv1ew TaOl. C&.81( Nurs1n1 Riverside Ave NB lnexl F\l.U or part tune Boous publishing field Xlnt - ---waUimrt. LDnpensive C.1111 btwo llarbor & ~ Qit.ry level poelhoo In RN to Post Off&('e, just off plAn lnmroe depends on benefiu Call Penonnel :>HOt: SALES Wanled, ---~lllOll ____ Poo:iona GeotraJ Office. lnlurance matenal control dept Pill 3 4 da PCM ) ~ou! 642 ~---~-full or part lame Good Mll.hogany S1<kboard ••th -----;----WiU be reapoosable for mt, lO ys per 1·,, benefits Futur" ., ...__vel-" mirrors Door Twin bed, Simmon."' fold otr!ce desires girl for tn· wk 41 beds Country ECEPTTONl~I 21'M to '>ales ~cretary l\~sastant lo m~mt poi>it&oo.-. poi.si 'UO<' "" h re bl tenst.iogolf1ceworlr.1n o r d e ring part s , t;l u b Con~ Ho :1 p 9t'M. Wed thru Sun rrot...-..• finaocaal f(en1us Soft ""'th leaded glau CaJI upcot.c rs .co eet +- c I udin g Ii c en si ng, establishing II mils & ~3061 Y .a r h l <;I u b T y pe k ti r 1 t"4! Apply 10 ptrwn brl aft 5 1>31 l7Z1 ~~..,..73 ~ mainta.irungadequate1n -----~ ~po ~n gen e. JO) u · !1am 41 llarn 3077 ') --- ,...__, filln1 6' typ101-vent.ory levels Abahl} lO NUltSIS AIDIS ~~11 $.I hr Send rt• Our <'Ot'J)OrallOfl ls 4·on perftor t1ooul Prepare Un!>tol. c M Lovely antique Eoghsh MoVlol(, Musl !!ell. Goa lnsuraoce experience wo rk with Clitures a Needed lo give TLC lo ~wnc to. Box i:S6H. Dad) cel"l)tjtj ihliut your rinnn n~uou.-. mealb Vaned s&dt board. MSO Small mah din set, 4 rharrs beJlilul. 2 yrs olfice U · must Taking apphca lhee&derly palleol.I. WiU Pilot. P 0 Boll 1560. c1al ~·urtty Call for an hard work & travf'I j SHOI SAUS Frf'oc h table, SlllO Sa~~~~ $300 ~ per. required Ca II lions btwn 8-llAM onJy trtuo quahfied penwn ~ta ~~a~a ~ a Pp l to d 1 s cus s 4!.l9 ~ ___ Wt hMve a.n opet\JDR ror a 67S-0568 Sofa/love seat. 1475. Bunk ~95UbetweeoS-4:JO. STRATOFLEX. 17671 ne1 Allsh.il\.aavall App· d1vers1f1cat1on op pa.numeahoe~alesman Armlltrong Avf!. Irvine ly l....SS ... ._nor,N B. ECF.PTIONIST8.J0to$ portun1ty without a ll'MtoS:lC>rMFWUW. or woman Hrs f!ves .• ,,..c.. 1010 beds, ns.o wtmattress· GeoeraJ office E o E A Kenda vis lnd ~ Mon Pr1, Uhr Phon~'>. career change 848-6995 Sttrt'tary tR~puoou.t Sat • Swa r~per pref ••••••••••••••••••••••• AJJ brand nu. 493-8767 ~encedolficebelp. Co. tyJx"!&filang S46-a991 Xlnl posnion for above HEMPHJLLSSHOE<; ElecStove . aslr.UlCSlOO. F.LEGANTb drm se~ 411ar. wti. 2 oigbu &: Sat. Nuntni ;; A L ES P E R S 0 N average sluJla. spelbog, ~ Fastuon Js!Jlnd s B Prst fn"e refng Aalung Jewels by J oseph . Jaiut-0r needed full time L..llrt...IODl ... •YSIS R.e<"ept1oi11sl P'1T for NB SUlO.OOOtyr is 11verage grammar 7S2022A ~.a.sir. ror Mr C<1 0 SISO Both Kenmor t-. Harlow.Gable era. off St0-9086. for Convalescent na-w ,..,_ Luw firm Mu!l t be forourwuutlQ.1prec1ous -----noo wtuteiSl~evK wh1te/be1ge aot1que Hosprtal. Xlnl benefits. sharp. bnght w j.!<I phont• mf'lals brokers Must ~ _ -------fuush. 9 drawer dresser, General office h elp needed. Good worlr.ang ClODds. Lite typtog, some filing . F /P time IMB-5364 incl. insurance inrentave IMfLVM per.i00aJ1ty, Ute typing & dynam1t', a1gress1ve & SICJtlT AIY /DIC. ~er. Westm~ 1s I'\. ictr high dresser, headboard. &saclr. pay. Apply Bever clcn rlLI dutic:, Call Pat willing lo work long F1oanc1al investment Want~ G0t.pt'I 51n..:en.I w ll>P freez.er Avocado rut.e l.la.nc:b. queen s1u ly Manor 340 Victona. H11nd";S2f~\I hours lnr diver ... 1Cied in firm for educators 10 ""IC 11 .. 1te1 u,ah .;t SUS 6'i3 l l63 mllttnes. .. & box spnng:. C.M CMllcal Caare Exp. pr~ - -vestmrnt managemt'nt l'ef'\OOJltl Commun"" "'1-dcilnl( t .. 11 \d Sitter --- -T()t)qua.lll).s.:50C> Cha1!le ferl'ed W1U tram for th•S IKIPTIONtST I finn Training wall even lion!> Dept Secrtlar) •Z74 ;at ti.42 <tJOll 24 huun I "'"~l't"r 6t Ca~ dryf'r . loun1te 6' matchmJl club Jan1tor1al. part time. Spt!cullty. Full tune In With or withoot \ypir.I( tually quahf> )Ou for Xlot typing Sh r!"Q d pt>rcLI ) rlun won~ 11ond 563 f'a ch:ur. SllS Club cha ir &t General must be Engh!>h spe<Jk Miss10nVae10 ncoeded T•>p pa)' l'i:m 1 comm od ity brokers l'Jf'f' W'<"r~IJnaJ "11 P'"r --54.i~l3 ~~ Ol\.Oman, $...i 52 ·round The Balboa Bay Club u; n~r poral') & tu.JI t mt' Call J must Non "molcer pr<-'IT Al'.'f ED(; l.r\S!'> I -111g. '"" ercnces, 631·'7Z2'7 . ' . U<"enst' Losers need not rd lnqwre 1714 , &40-0lZl ro(fc.~ tabl•~ w c1pa snell now llinng: Grog Shop Tod~rYlr~al979-01b4 apply ror this unique. l~ta 'fe-.a rurv dMare:.I hN.ur upn.:ht. t i""" top S40 Clocks. lumf)!>, Clert.Mu.et~2J yraold. Landscape maintenance 714-131-1100 Hl-:SALJ>~ hqih paying Job _ full 11m1· pum11n1·nt ~du1ellOO Waltht.-r cvfl4(>.S761 Mu.et have have very Foreman needed. Vaned SlOO lQlComm.l.SSion w/\.Dllmitt·d potential for help .all ph45e" or 11!1:.., I & G~ dryer '~t . 11.1re flexibiescbeduk.Please dutJes Fulltimtpcrma J'otcnua.l.i.Al202 hAure.n 4.631747.> slCaETUY 1on:.truct1on vuvu Sl.SO~SSL.l,$484413 1'wt.obt>J.hke new,<:om call for appt. &&5-7358 nent Good co. benefits OfftCE MAMA(98 _ __ __ --------'ltB de\ P mt l'O Gro•t.h tleflt'fil 6't· 747~ ~ IOZO p4, Sl9U Misc chair~ APP l Y a t A & H StaiMCI glaaa studio. Full Resid t Ad nee<k-d f ., ... d h I I~,-... 67~ General d l ame , permanent en 1 e or J>OU!nt . .xr, •ctp .~nc·s "lationrn 'itort• 1nl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lao scaPf!. 23811 Via retirement fa c al1ty Sales t-'reetoAppl c l PlUMIBS HBJ'H t'abncante, Mission Vie Beoefita '46-7'74 1 11n 1 wron.. del !!•hr net'ds u C.1ass1c l!f7'2 Ralt1Ch lo He tbafd ~1065 WllltralnS200wks tart ,.... 11 .:J0.7.JOsbin Mf'dacal MENORWOMEN lrva~PetbrsonCnelAienr>1 pr 'd sale' lady Full ll~llooaJ Z2'-I·' '1200••••••••••••••••••••••• ~8am"pm """""•tl ~75_1 _____ Office Ma.nager's aas•s· &. denta l b~o ef1ts Tllelec...to. 488E 17 oetaMesa ~i'Ot4E ..,...... .., .....,.._ L . NewPort Villa, &42-SMl ~•leZ24 · 00 1470\ umr S da~' Xlnt worlr. ' Ve$ Slodl error. over st.cxked Legal Secretary nttded tant Ile t yping._ an •• Co•lllg ~ 1l\ll f"C>Od F..spec1ally ruw c_,_ & 20 set delll waterless for busy HB law office voices. p_urchasiog. Restaurant 1 ToAat.d..ct --I rlientele_bi~!Oll~ 'rl .. 1030 cookware Rel(retallsfor Xlnt typing slut(., req Sal Micro Pn;ctsion Swnas tn Newl> renovated cano's We~~ ...-• S380 will sacnfice for open.84S-4ll4 LaRUraNiguel,831 ·9331 ••SECRE:TARJ ES•• re .. t her local program ••••••••••••••••••••••• '2Z> +tax a. h.andllDK omcE Clnur bar lO reopen SOOD Now ....... RE/Fa.&h Island Sl2.SOO I n -ord1nator L·r~l'ntl) Ko9a &.!per 66 2l;•Jt2"4 C&U9Q-6079 ua Ulk:rVlewmg for 1!06tl"SI. SAi AIY ..... _._ .... l R"-0 ..... 6,800 o~t'<l to recrwt host SLR watb 85mm lens. --- 1 cocktail wa 1t r e~s " ,,UllllU,_.. • •• I ' 120-220 baclr.., lhrft lens ~-L-D t ct TI Alllrr barteoders M I F Apply -AppomtrDPnt Only I Fr~ am a I 1 es Io r J w le fi.Jters Nnr padled Ill ~e a Of'I, DltlYBS $ZOO Wit LEGAL SEC UT ARY WW train truck dnvers. E.ir per · d Pl Um e Open tlam-8pm 995-8413 n4-m-0:200 __ _ ..LUhli in penoo 22tl w PCH, t«>P'HOUICAU.S Lu~~rsAgenc} Japanae bocne !>Ut) pro an~l boa' Hooe')'-.rell Marblehead • Blair lbe Dally Pilot has an I Npt Bch Wt'd 9 2. Thurs TMIOl>Ottl .'°3J birch, t.:>t..ab b" i::ram rn So ConM a~a Slrobonar model 6SC 1iou.,. cutlery, staanlebi. American Guide General office Po!l•tion. Accurate ty ptng, falinl(. late bkkpg , good tele)'Jhooe voice. Ple11se ~ Mrs Goodman 714-~. Ga•c iJll Prodllcffoa. Pt lime help wanted Mon & Tues rughls for producl1on Apply at Peno)s aver, 1660 Placenua. C.M. G8BAJ. OfftCE f'asbion Island invest ment firm needs mature. responsible, arcurale penoo. Pre(er ute bkpft background, to handle oomrtllUIOOS accoununii 4' licensing functioos CaU :~l.23 &..-S.Cnt.ry/ ·~·· f'astuon lsCand. Npt Bch Tax IJtJgataon la w offic-e. Good worlr.1og cond1 lions. Salar y corn · me o 1 u rat e w I c a pa billues 644-5232 UVE rN for el~rly lady, Irvine. Late hsltpog, cooking. Room & boa.rd flnandal conaideralaon Otder woman pref'd Ca.JI ad Srtter, • 256. 642 4300 24 hours. n:nmedaale opeo1ng for 3-5 IOSIMS :-it>Wpon Ue1ch. 8JJ 1'1190 "-" e II" n t >a I • r) ~I wilh cord, IASed All for 5 tee I w a t e r I e !> ~ lrainee for full lime . ---------FOaD buo~ ~\1ll l11TW pos1t1on $425 7»0080.evN rookwa~. m111c. •tem11 penN1oent poeitaon an RESTAURANT tu hf'cin 1m!'Df'd1atf'I } ----All new, 961)..6'89 <>UT Classified Depart now acceptana cook ap 2080ffarbor Blvd JCA Co Ltd I S71 09U MINOLTA SRTIOI h meol. Mual be able t.o "' Coeta Mes a SICIET ilY I wit ~ 1070 p I 1 c a t 1 o n s a t rea<'hers ,.. a cll•t a tors Roll.Sor .,..de ancle stan ••••••••••••••••••••••• type ~40 wpm (typinj( McCorm1clr.• Laod100 'd A R K t: T I N c dard. telephot<> I~ uu .. 01 TL·c .. "I IJJ d · 0 ,. R.,... Wantrd. 8<"1 Lilt> •l ... ,.c. A .,; ,.., I• test w a mtnistered lo 3180 Airway Ave. CM c..;)EARCll CaJM! falters• elf'<'tronic all appllcant.sl, 10 ltey v.LES RetA&I tn storP Ir lbe Irvine Compan) ha11 l'lllnaaement <1tulls. noo ~ S275 644 247 f fo'o r G 0 Id · Si I ve t · adder, handle phones. Apply anpenoa out lodependent con 11nmedaate Ol>ftWlft ror a profit rarruly plaruuni & · 1 at 6 Plalln1&m. Aoy k rnd, learo romputer and Hi·-.t.iur.ini tractor s tatu"I Big Secrttarywathmin1mum •'<lucat1ooal a11enc> nd~ pm cond ·amount Danid other geoeral clencal :-.na«k Uur & rnm• "'"" morwy forthemot1vaterl I ul I }r l'llper Must bf' pt & rt pet)ple 10 train ed.. IOlS 548-5()53 ___ _ duties. Opportunity for , l 3 n•I II\ J 11 v. .iri l t'll Ph 646·60~9 or eves c·apable l)f accurah:' re-a.., leaden of dec1s1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• w e b u > c 0 L D • advancemeot and ex .. 1rndv.1c·h m.1kl'r 1 .ill 548 798S port l} ping & pro m:ilt1oi.: work5hoP1 ('3ll Siamese lr.1tteo Male STERl..INC SILVER & e elleol company ll.irh,11,, ;~,1 1>1,\1;1,1 v.11 ----l lessaonalph~f'm.anner -;'l 49S6l630 r xt till, ~Sl0067S·-OtOl5 SaVERS.s Willpa;lr.up beoeflls Salary com 1 &J ;;AJ.ES-sludent.s. actoni. JCMn OW' team' Work ror wlld.\"> 8 30 lO :-, 30 fur 10 I or6'6-l46I mensurate with ex pm singers. dancers. yog , .a rompaD> which has ------964~ "" I I G I ler\,t>V< 11pp -I"--1140 penence rormterview. Restaurant adu l !>·Car n B 11tt.at natural re-..cwr~~s .....,. ROLEX Watch Band ~.."ps. fPorre::: 4 n_::n_Atag11eenrt please call. 642·4321. t>xt Part time S a larl & ~ON F. Y . f. l "' a!> .. cu a~ gre .. t ~Pit T~ Sole.~ ....................... !'resident ISi\ i old ~ u-,-· • ~ 'Zn sandwich maker )t;itun• PROJt:CT SHOW TIM t: 1 ~iurN'~ S3 n hr plu~ bon~s toj KEl-:SHOND Pups AXC SllJJO bst ofr 645-216.1 Send resu~ lO Ad II 556, ORANGE COAST woman Moms only, :.et 642 rozo I Plt'a...W coruplett' appl1t'J ,1ilft ~o uper ne<-~s Cl\amp :me M1fo' Pet 6 Daily Pilot, P 0 Bo• DAILY PILOT \'OUT own tu'llt' In "'ouo ----uon !'oc> ~lllntt Acros.s fmm j ,.. h o ,,., p v t P t Y 1.560, Costa Mesa. 926216 iam Valley Call &rbara Mroi N1rhol5 OC Aur>0rt 2·~m r,111 213 fJY1 1345 art 6 pm F'or Sale. Beautiful nni 14 d.IBJmods tn solid gold band. cal 1962 7IM J UYI' Attendeot, must be 330 ~~~~~eet at ~6273 ~ L f r H O H E ~~~:C,Y~~~~f'~Or Tami. 641 OUS9 Wesltughlaad wlute Te; 18. Full & part lime Equal Opportunit y RITAILSALIS SOUCrTC>aS Newport Beach. C a TUfo:l'HONl;WOkK ne".7 week..sold Cham Med&cry 1071 4/T1-1702 Employer . ff Q2663 pion ltne l female. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------- - -& some light o ice Mat~ people fcx-publlc 71, 644 3215 male 71•15.58.Ql87 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!~-MA~T retired who art-time barwnder' for Aircraft P1lol Sto re relat1oos Salary + I f,qual Opp Emplv M F IESPOISILE? ---- - -~ lllr.e to won 2 or 3 Pizza PaJor. Pri & Sat Orange Co Au·port Vic ~boom Hours 4 • r C.OCker Spaniel male. 7 -... -~------days per weelr. for small eves. over JO preferred. F/Ume. 5407594 to 9PM Moo thru f'ra ---t:ARN UPTO mos loves c hildren. •••Al Of:RCI r:mnufactunog farm ao Call lleull or Jill aft 3PM RN--:;-Part u; Hl'lief C&U Call 1114) 846-s.:iCM gorgt'O'.L'l coal. aU shols Ellcellent opening wrt.h Irvine. Pls rail. Mr 1714) .. l7CM Mr Tullis Moo 6-23-80 SICa!TAITTOYP SBJ5 PEI HI. .. n•-rs. Baby II -.1 TRUCK Spr ay booth DeVillbi.s. I yr okt. 30' loo& ll 16' high ll ZZ' wide Offer. Rebuilt Stum cleaner. Electromallr lli00.00. 21.l·'nl 2070 6'-•----E•nao tn C h a r" e N u r '1• L~. t bl h d S th ...,,,_ • '""'"' ""'""""' .. .,. ...,,_r. RUey ~f p t " c..' a is e ou ern W"'r must seU •100 or a traffic, sales or data ' ora P A.RT TIME Ladles or 11 7 JOA-'! '44!!'1.a Vcrdf' -jl'alaf bulldrn ,.eelas Xtnt worlatng cond ~·olftt to ••••••• thome control depl G reat Macbln\at Men Worltfrombomeon Coov Hoep. 661 C1·otl.'r.I SAJllD"ICHMAKER 1c areer urienled 10 P art t1 m1· t"ven1ng """" ~oeflts Ir much op ElCPBtlMIMTAL oew t.eJephooe pro~am ~aMe5a,5485585 in Health Food f<t',l 1d1v1du11J w .,harp s kills 751 5528 ~~ ----- portunity for advan<'e Earn S4, 16, •more S pcr ----I Need maturt' woman fr>r ShortJi.uid I. eo,1nt-1:nn~ ment. Call Rita,~. MACHtMIST hr C&U: 963-~ ..; A I L M A K t: R fo; ll f /lJllll.' pcx.1t100 Apply in txpr preferrNi Send re Coastal Personnel Agen-P.t t• -----penenced. lo manaite person 6J Fash 100 ~ume with 'a lar-rf' cy,2'790Harbor81.CM Small mf1. firm hu 1m IUOW'lllg 111111 Ion Oi>}S l&!And,NB qU&rt>ri-.nu t.o Ms Linda NEVER A FEE me<t. Q9ening for rehred NX/RICPT. G46-5806. Fvt>5 6'5-87& --- -Foater. l'rHley or So '11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'1 model maker, mold Heavy pt°M>oes. Fubaon IFYOU Sandwich & salad as Calif 4600 Campw Vr. "" maker or tool 6 die lD 1.s•-...1, N__,:.. •·30Au semblers. Part t i me Newport Beioch. Cal ......, --,....... " ,. h<tH' 3 ~en l<'l' lo ull1•r or woritinR&Ode'pt.Muat to 3PM . Pleasant iton,b t<>:-.t~ll.plut•i•un.id 5AM ·9AM Mon f'n !12863 EOF. GIRL FRIDAY -part· time, bookkeep1111 6' litr typtn1. A /P , AI R. " peYl"Oll. call Ml-7304 •4WILRIDAY• Growtoa fmn requires pn.aa •I v aried altllla. Uu bootlieepln1, Ille \)1lbll • phone contact. llbture dependable ~n preferred. Girt Friday. nm erraoda, must have car. Mllu1e pekl. Penouble, typio1 40·f0wpm. Accuracy M>N than &peed. llut driT• • ttJck ahill car. Paya U .90 br. See Stww.~ have owu tools. Clean peraonahly a mual. 10 lhl' Dail y l'll t1t S3 50 per hr L o n 'slil!l~ll!!ll! ... llllllllllllilllll'!ll ... llll• shop. Good pay Ir Mt-9Ul. Mn. Pratt. Oas...,ified Stt\ion Kllcheo, 979-0147 aft beneftta. Localed l.o SJC. ll'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'j Phone6"2-56?B IOAM for ppt. Call Tom J oboeon : F 831-llNO. Penoonel/Pa)'TOU Clerk ---------Sp9 manlllactwi.111 co. l1l Malnle11ance: For Apt. s.nta Aoa hu immed. Comp&a In Costa Mesa. openin1 for a Person. Call1te-1• I nel/PayroU Cluk. Muat MAIMTIHAMCI know te>-hy by touch, Ellp. Electrlclao • proceN employeea\atue, ater. Hotel up. clt.ance rorma. maln~\D ened. Appl'f lO Mr. 1 personoel flles, s lcll Surf 6' SaOd Hoe.eJ, luve. vacation 6 atten· a..,. Bch. 4'1-4477 dance stau. Wlll tram ar 1sbarp. Pleau phone MAHAGEB, 1boe • ap· penonocl. 114·540-481J. l*'lll store. Growtna In· .,.._ chaba. llqt HONE OPERATOR eap required . Xlnt wanted for am plwnbin1 bmeftta. s.d ,..... to co. No uper oec. Part- a..fted Ad No. ni c/o Ume. ~• abill. Perfect Dla1b PUo&. PO Boll ueo, for at.udenta. ~2111 aft. a.tall .. , Ca.-ZPM. llANAGPICNT ~~-~U~lljjTjii'•iiii,11ii[iiiiiii~ Local •UCWUv• '"k.a ~ at Aeronutronic's CAREER DAY for Secretaries. Jun~ 24-25, 1980 10 am·4 pm \l>Oflhe llO >ir•r ~·,. \O"'C (II ... f' t.l('IOO'hl nrt1r\ ttv••tttblfl' "OW SECRllARllS CURI< TYPISTS REPRO TYPIST'S Tt:LF.t'llON ~ R&.5fo;A ltOi ~.It Trrr?11rar~ .no :.ell1r11t. train rn off1cf' phonf' from home. cle11r pnnl 1n11. det111I orteoled ~~.s.58-Un TIUCI DllYB Successfl&l canchdale wlll be ex~neoced an all operations concerned with gasoline/diesel transport Great op portun1ty for the a g- gn>s&I\ e & consclmtlous per.ion lo JOtn the staff of an expand1n1 lndepen nml 011 company Com pen•allon negoth1bl .. In •tll•rt' 1740 Nt•wpo rl lHvd C osla Mei-.1 . 71 4 f"6 9661 E1.111er bll) en. read f11e ('la.-.s1f1ed ids e' t•n da' Jf you havr ~omcth•nl( for !>&Ii-. ~arh tMm ro,l and 1nellpens1vely, eall 642~ Doberman J>i'Pfl, red or bill. see Ma & Pa $135 ~m• BeaUl Beacle Puppies. ' -U<Md AKC ~·5761 1045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"REE TO YOU LOAD OP' WOOD CHIPS l SZ'7-ll00 f'rft doc. very hieodly male. neut.-ed. medium Slz.e ..... 12 f'rtt, Golden Retnever ma, rnaSe '44--0113 2 •ooderful watchdo11 Hall Lab, half Shepherd. Can Jump over h11h fences Waol better hame. a1.-1e ADORABLE 7 •• oad ktttAm Med good home•. &JZ...110 ti6lal• •-IOIO ............••..••..... WGGAGE T A&S from yo.u buai.ness u rd. Send one card for e.ch ta« phas one spare Wt" return permanent ly sraied attractive tas • strap, meetiog aarhoe I D requirements Pre vera klu 6 theft! For a penonaUsed tat enclose wallpaper, (•brh-o r .. Day mo" paper • we will tNicll • lrtm yOUl' tap. Or try two Carda bllcUotNicll. L PRJCES: .-uaor3/15 '15lap $1 60ea. 6/9t.a,p St.SO ea lOor rnon Sl.40H. Sala Tu Included NO CARO" Draw your own or 1end narot. addreu. phont' " we'U make one cant per t-.. Add 2511 eacb. • Smd check or mooey or derto: PILOT PllM'Tlla P.O. Boa lllO Colll.l Ilea., Ca. m. t I I ASSOCIATIS .,_.,,.., t.lt'fkhal for °' r ' I for ellup •I tqtl ._ Ptr alCwi· ,......_peot>M.Weolfer tioa. Ho .. ......._ ,... llberal comaislkla plan, qulratmD& .... ~-.... Ye ·uu.m, COi)· '!~ • W:ct lo< yOufUlf .. ~ beoKll«\ 'kl•llflll, water 1•11119, 1womm1119 tct1nl\ "fl(! mo•cr !'4cwoort 8cvn '' well kf\OWn not OOly !Of ell Of jll«W:, t>ul ·~ fOf be•"'! the nomc OI M•Ol'YlfOf'I<., • •cy dlYl\1(111 ol fOfd Ac~~c •M (0ft'U'IUll•C01f00\ (Otl>Of•tl~ (~ 10 O\lf (Htft (My !Of S«Ctf'1MIC\ •"<! «•C>UICn(f 0 \UDO(lll ~f~IKI ~f' l()f )'OU'1ell ~t At' rQ'IO lit MOC: 1(1N<"1>0't8r 4'C h !'WI\ 10 ott" You llOW l .itll 10 K l uo ctn onl(• ...,_ <K>C)Oo111mcnt wnll $/>ctr on \fl'Wtll 171 ~I J!IQ.~9'0 ~ u~ 10 ..ttcn('I. ~nd •nu-to ""°'"'"o""' 1'4tt<4'"'cnt O•IX 0~1 001 ford -o.11 Ncwl\Oft!IUCll '"' 99060 You can be a ' ' t OlillllcaUMs.-W1 c:•ra•d maaa1eirtut ~ -·---..; ''.'. ;:... / WINNER t • I t I I • ~I ~~ .. 0000,.._..-.r llSDICAL/IN'I. 01RL opm ~ an.lim~ ~-Clpplft. locaUoa. --.... rr. ol~. Qall'n. .... ,. t:n*t w/IDI. eo. Lat ~ 8ctl....a We llow r:>Otltton1 covc r1119 o wtdc ''"" OI w()tl!. OOCll now I()( ~CC•«tlU IC\ •no Othfrr ll•l)CflCl"CCd l)Cf~f\fl CO \UOPQl'I ou1 woo, on e vttlcty ol ompon.ctnl C>•ot· «ch •IM)M"' ~ r«1earcn. ctcw~nt efl(I ten ot llt9flty ~o~cct tccll11•C•1 OfOClu(U .. ,~~ :~=: ,?> -----' ----- Just by sending us your name and address and by watchlnK for your name In the closalfled ads of the Dally Pilot. I I ' t ... z ...... 't .,-.11, 'J(o ••••Tr.....sbl • ..... AM-._ a&#\ al ........ . • , VIPVACATIONI ... ., . t • You dntl'l need a gu.n to U...W... ( , "draw fast" when you pt.,. an ad In tho Dall> Ml .... C..... ~Want Ms! Call now ue.aJl7 -eo.5171. (Of'llC K« IOt :fOUl1Cll 'l'O\I II ~ lM ctl ~tc ln\lde Ml'()n\lt:rOlllC 11' '4)0Ult,,, • It 11 OuCaiClt witn «•«llc11t ~ alld ~. tr•r'ilJ'r ~ tnCI PIOOIOCIOll lrom Within Tllnt PC>tltlon' rcqu1r« c•ccllent ~ ttlllt. ~ WP'T1 'YOofl1 .w>CI IO wpm , OflS Ae1otpe'e ,. -¥1£tU Commun1ect110111 C0tp A11ronutrUl'l•t. 01v1,1on Nt'Wl)Ofl 60Kll lcwet Opponunoy f:mp!Oycr M / F H ~ .•. ~_· ·~·~··· _'1".. . • ,/ .1 -~ ........ - Win U~kets to tht tlrcus. arta amusement attracuons or $P<>rtlnR evenia Just tlll out this t'Oupon end moan It today to the Cluslfled Oepartrnent, Dally Piiot 330 W. Bay Strc."et, Costa Mesa, CA 9!826 ' I I t I . . .. ijJ z ti a~ T~ NM .. ,.., •• 0 Ill -....... , .............. _,_ ..•............... ~?. Qiz... .... • l>OID am-El.. • ..................... . •" • ____...._ .......... am&aY'SP&TCAAI •IMMAC•' • llOATI "~ '" --9Darilal • ll'OO•IAI ~--.,....W ......... ~ ........ Jo •• ,, ..... "'.. ,... .... , .......... ~:'...,"=-!:.._.. =.::-..:~~ ...,._,w,...•• llUdl. 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BOA ••••••••••••••••••••••• o r THI: MONT V •••Ila am' II f I er KDlllOIU; ZIO ZAG Sp IC t A L , OU •I~ New ~"9«!d ...U.~ )Un& coed DOC KS " Sl ll,SOO ~-~ 11» •T1 N l'1 Newpo rt Vubt £a ,AR a ER w AR E TY...... cbanp~!lm~ "otl11erie. ~o•pl•l•. tM. se.r... ... . • ... hU SI.lie ~ ....................... . ~-ltaJlllltahil RCA a '' eeAor ~ 2:$'' t'Ob-. ~ T\'. Z yr WTa&J', free de bYef) IU. ~1111 eord player AM Fiii ""'*' Serrice. , ... & Acce!nr'" t400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yor Yow-Cat' JOHNSON & SOM •wa .. Merury 2QHa1bor Blvd ~ .... 540-5ao w.r., OVEI ....... For Y °'"' Good VW, Porsche or AudJ CHtat 1vasOM VW-PORSCHE AUDI '45 E. Coul Klway at Ba )'111de On ve ----------1 '73 210 SE 4.S. l owner. 1971DAnu.4 HftCOWI S •oetd trao1 .. air COGd . rallye •'-'la Ill le.a lhaa Zl,ODO mllel! Cleaoeet z In \OWn ! ( 43112:111 ) S7'U THiODORE ROBINS FORD 'lOCIO HAlllOI OWD COSTA MIU 642 · 0010 Sedao. 4 dr Appro 71,000 ml $8500. 6"-CIJ7 ._,MB 2IOE. 4lllOO mi, OpllO O S , metalll brn/tao. a uume la 1519/mo o r S2S .3U 8'11· ltll 'Si Men llwul ldnl. T cond. Must sacrifice. IZ:500. ~ 180& '7H,5QiEJ.., sunrf, lthr. ma. 1mmac coad. SU.JOO ·g CaJil. loc* S.,, Im· mac. Ulna out' Rebll. Im _, • true. lllaay 1U• toodlea ''C\l\et\'' a.c 1n o.c. OnJy su~ . .-....w. ·ea VW Bua New e111. Ke· ceot rlu&ch. Gd sU bltd tclla. Needl • touch • YOU ... ~.111~ 851-9$1.8 radlo. alot coad ~ Selert YAMAHA demo emll.,ftrm £oc)'C~ ..... tWl4!r'I, CUNtl4P llntlmka, l~ .. uipd1t ditda at p-ully reduced ed ¥U\&llltl ltlS Ill 1775 pnta Alllnllc llil !Jllf 14'HOBJECAT Good eood llOO 67~tl21 SBVICI Dm'T. Opeoe Days A Week Moa Frt. 7 JG.S . JO Saturdays a e»s·oo .U.an...l'lw. 2929 HMbOr Btva Newport Beach 673-0900 "T1 2IG'Z 2 • 2, 4 s pd, elec --mrf. AM IFM CUI . A.IC, ~ for vw Bua or s»c IDI, smoo 6111 7074 Van between the yrs ·~ '88. Call ~7 86.SH IMS 2l7S dya. 67S Ha eves MG t742 'fJI Bua. rebwlt lllOOc c en& ,ou brks.am/fm ca111. 1ood t1res.ll8SO 080 flilust aeU SU-1 ~ or 642-8087 uk for Dan. Holy Babk!, Worid Allu, ~ ~tom bookcase. alnl ------ rood. SlOO casb, firm Bi C ERWIN VEGA 3 wa~. hie story. 11 volwnu , stereo :speuen w1U bea~ rokM' 1U1atrallOOS. t.. tpiurl 9M 1010 Of uat c:ODd for faauly SUI 644 ~Ill weekends 4. cuh. firm 9M 5281 I ~--------MOV ING ~ o, H\too' JuJ>eue Coo&ole. AllffM WOr1.b ol boa es. u.\t"d uo , sureo 111 cau dttlL l > r er $20. 644..._.73 1 mi&at sell Good cond -, SJ.25. S'7:H063 . FUltS 1...,.a...-. ---zr SHOCK . si.-2. bead. Q , B. W spin, h1a1ed ~ temp 11bp, Sac at Sl,900, P P 7\4~91'7 22' Woodeo nil boet, 1sloop 1 S4 SOO Cal betwee n 61119 eves 7»N7S ea.ta Mesa 546-ltl4 ~ ._ ,...._.. ---------t-.... ?_ $SAVI SAY'I $ ·-·-••••••••••••••••• ~usmP· ... s a._.. 9101 .......... ........ . ..................... . Imported car parts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. M1J1chester Anabea m ns-9900 MUST UOUIDATI TRAA"ShRR!:D 'Si MGA $4200 '64 Y aaerall, lSOO GPI SU.000 HOBJE16 Orange tram VW Bus lu.cgage ra<'k "74Capn.lo m1,R750 pohoe yellow hull lh.ed ooce New $125. Sell 631 3763 ___ t!l~ _ __ l:iO. 89&-1212 M~11e _ ........ 9705 '19 Z80 ZX Couoe with stereo • c Use\t.e S8:IOO 67S-OJ.l4 CK ~-0334 ·71 210Z Sspd. coupe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "tltGKlA G ET READY 13,*lboyutru FOR SUMMER &U-t6$'J afterSpm '78MGMldcet.rvnadot 11 Bu&. aood cond. 34 129116 7Sf-0060 eves .. loaded. gd Coad 40,000 MQil t744 mi Muat 11ell Make ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• mpc, ~or best offer 640-UM fer 67-SOlll '74 2611... clean and loaded M ust sell SJ9951ofr 64() 7499 '71 .lllGB. brwn. AM /Yllll cass. new Michehns ~.000 m1. ~700. &4<4·7S83 '16 VW Bue. sorf. super clean . lo ma. AM/t"M. 13700/080. M111t se ll 567 ~. before9 JOam . i2 MGB, rum good, fau i'Onditloa S25<0C> 9'1~367S "74 VW Camper. AM I F M after5pm stereo. air, gd cond --------$45l(X) ~221 "14 NOVA ddu 4dr, au&o, K, ,.. .... N.-..Ubbd rdla. Ne• tuae·11p .• Shaiyt lllTSISl·~U "JO Impala. radiak. p/a p/b , pioneer aound am/rm cau, one owner Sl200. will cooaider all ol fen. 9118-l<>&s. \ mo Impala Coovertib~ &ood condltioa. si.ooo., 7~1Z56 t9l2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • COllYITn '75 Auto. tram. • loeded ! (2:')25). EaceUent ! ONLY $6191 lOO'A. fUl&DcJDg availabl.r on approved credit HOWilDCM•u•t Dove Ill Quall Sb NEWPORT BEACH lll-OIH 83 Vette coovert . both l.Opl, compl. restored LO orig, wht w i red int . ll l H O T 63 Sll .SOO ~7 181118 ~ Hll ......•.........•...... '72 X.R7, clean. bl.lt w/blk mt, AMIYM 8 trt. AC s~ 673-853:2 --------- Dodlfr ..•....•.•............. Blue To pper Sa1 lbo a Alltol fair S* ••••••••••••••••••••••• w roof rack Xlnt cood ••••••••••••••••••••••• FtttAL. lt pur11fy blue1 flohx s,portl f; Ip .t s ro er w , ea nm •••••••• •• ••• ••• ••• •••• ~ _1._ft\U\k t.&l.I b~l IMh. t1 .. tu a ~•/ '7~ 280Z, 4 spd. A I C , AM l'"M cus. Xclnt run mog rond Mulil st>ll 61~9748 ~~~!" ........... ~~~?. vw SquarebiH·lt . '64, gd '71 DodRe Challrnitu oond. clun. Sl200 Good Cond. 11100 or best l1'I ~-...... upper --S.U5c. ft%0 t.-11e mt.nit lJlil w /bm ••••••:•••••••••••••••• s uede U OO All high &at maintenance, outbrd fa.'!h>oD and lD a.lnl cond l"t'pall' .ta canvas AU / PP642·20IM ~ Craft Yac ht Service Refn1erator , 12 cu n _~ __ ._1 ___ _ Kma bed, & sofa Musl loeih, Powet" f 040 sell today .s..\} .9166 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ad.Just.able dral'llllf table J 1971 SCALU Metal sides S i ze Twm 3JO's, 130 bo\ln, 42 "x31 " S-4 0 Art1st 's loeded Pn pty. 8"t Of cl&mp-Oo table llghl ru fer! CaU ~1200 (Moo 642-3489 I F ri d a ys >. 7 31-8216 --., levenwg.'l le wttkeods l Spa, 2mo old Cost ~OU. Al.a foe J erry l>lltTifice S1800 lndoclr or out door 963-0769 GU"!'s bl.kes. hke new 216" & ~·-. Kenmore frzr. 16 cu ft Weight s. 13 • blk twht TV . Ha1t1an haslr e ts & pa1nt1ng~. wooden c hest !>4S 5022 'All types of musw party' Disc Jocke). no matter thl:' occasion 725 <4 265 I C>WH I 49 2 7562 (AWH1 ~ty 2 pace mob1k: phoneB Good c<>nd1t 1on Best orfer. ~O·~I t-: Bell Movmg box~. wardro~ S3. dlshpa.U $1 !>O, others 7Y. Wl ~l 9147 ~ w~ tOll ..........•............ TOP CASH PAID For used fW"Drture & ap pl.lances. working or not 951 81.33 INST AMT MO HEY For class nngs Highest pri ces paid Buying gold/s1lver Jewe lry. de nta l. e t c App ls a nywhere William Laureoce 963 8193 ....... ..... .... IOU ....................... CONN Dlrector trombone ,.'llJi cue. Eacelleot coo i.J' Gran Manner foll~ equi pped. bea u t1full} ma 1nta1ned. ready t o <'ruise or live aboard Slip may be ava.Uable 11 t., .... , f 'mancing pogs1 ble $80.000 J adt Curle> ~34 1505 e v en1ogs & week e nds . 642·432 1 we6days 17 FT. GLASTIOH Ha:. 85 horst'powe r Eviorude engine w ith lei.s than 50 houn. full can'lla~. he1tvy d ut~ tnile r w ith h1t<'h & ngged for fashulg or ski '°" <mC'ludes a set ol water11k1s l Has 1980 license " ts "spotless'" Call for details "'·7572 77t.1076 J1 · Urufble. f' B exp~ c ru1s4Pr , twn1Chrys VHF' A.OF. dnt bm:b I boat S25 ,000 Nw pt Yach\ t:xch 67> l.800 28' LUTHRS SPRTFSH ·10 . b ri stol, tea k cockp1t/o alt parquet cabln sole. single dsl. 700 mi range, below mkt at Z ,000 Nwpt Yacht Ex change l 111-t > 675-1800 33' Chna Craft. gd rond Mu s t s ell du e to f orec lo~ure $3200 ~7fm ~-._ _,. .. IMPORTANT Q.I. • .....,.. . '72 3911 red/bl•ck ant ._ • .-__ ,_._..._ __ .,_,e_r_.,_Pm J. A-E!!! J '73 Dalllun.Koodlratu •ll\t c o nd S l7 .750 NCYnCETO AJI '79 Alfa Romeo11 Ask for Giu·) Call 640 6087 ~r Iv m •g 548 688t olfer 673 1006 1977Me-.ortJ7• I READERS ANO MUSTGONOW' 542~ .. ~ VHF. dbl bfelines. rnbrd~ ADVERTlSERS I -~2800Alnaoder '772 Ford 9'40 ••••..•.....•..•....•.. furllnK Genoa. sun l.OP. T he price or it e m s IEACH IMPORTS 1!m ZJ.J.fL aulo, .ac, a m fm rs Gt 9741 Da.na Pt s hp $18.0001 advert11e-d by veh1cll' 848Dove5trftt i.tere o 1m m a c ul att' ••~••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOlVO SAllS, S&Y1C I Ale~HGt OVERSEAS DEUVERY EXPERTS 83'7·~11 d ys. ~81 9~ dealen 10 the veh1rlt! NEWPORT BEAL11 1 cood 29000 mi $69!>0 class1f1ed advertising 752·0900 .,_.., tJl'T 1910~ 505DtlS&S eves Z'I' Santana , '68. 6 bap of sails incl s pin . vane. \.'HF. Sl~.99S :-lewpon. Y al h l ~x<'hang e 675-1800 .... _ I ,,,_ ... ~ rulumn.'> ~ not 1ncl........, any a pphcable taxt'S. 71 Spyder. &real <'ond Beau 74 21iOZ '>tt>reo ...iMOW!!! h ce rue. l rimsfer fees. M UST S ~L L I M ~pd idnt C'ond $.5000 fUla.OC.'e charges. ftt!> for MEDlATEL V f''arst re firm ~.\267 air pollut100 rontrol de asonable oHt'r takt>s Vlc-e ceruf1cat1on:. or de TI4-760-0581 .lier documenta ry p re I - Oran1ie Cru~h l8' Special. J>MaUon cha rges unlt!~.-. ~ 9712 race read) hoble, oaJy 0therw1s t> ~p~c1f1ed b) ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.;uled o n c e P r im e tlwadvert1!.e r I Balboa (Isla nd l dock - space a vail w1boal Aluti•u/ 67~12 ac.sics 9520 J>lZ F'ulland AU wood r u ll he ad rm S:!6.000w 1sh p Joh r 842 5730 13' Mt>tcalf.tratler. ne"' Ullman sa il S650 7 J4 548· S982 Hobie U . need s wor k SQJO 673 0731 •••··•••·•·····•····••· ·~ Ford e.., ton Cla:.:.1c Gd C()l>d Sl900 r.61 8llK) '46 r ord Woodie. r~tort'd Sl.3.000 ,o\.L.')Q '~ Mod~ I A town sedan . 4 dr nst o r e d . $10 .0 00 67~161 4wt..4Dri•n 9550 •.•••..••.••..••....... '19 t 'ord Bronco Ranger 37' Tey-Xln1 cood se.ooo Call 644-0141 Joy,8 »~p~-646-90'72 _ loah. 5' ... / 62 Seoul . Cht'V) 28J t nR DodEs t070 h~av) duty rear l:'nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• win ch 5 1500 080 SUPS AVAJLABLE 642 31.62 Sai.tboatsoaly ~laoey ·~ Tndls 9560 Resuu.ra..ot area. up tc Z'f ~troom. Showf'r. & ••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• ice machine incl ·79 To)ot.i .,. Ton luni.: 61.Hl800 ask for Dave bed low mile~ $4:M>O • 1 sr ' aR0 4 0WAr S•"'" -""" 8353171 •USED IMW1 • '13 3,0Qi cpe. m1nu 06.Sll > '74200ZTu S1R (0332> 'T1 l20i 4.sp. a1r<294.SX l'.: l 'T1 S30lA man\ I HO\ I 'T1 630ca1 1456SXG I 18:mll 411p, air 1422:81 "78 J2llA. au ( tiW.l > "78 5.»A io.ded l !>4QI I '7'9 l20i 4S p S IR < 81861 '7'9saiA S IR 1351.SI •79 5.281 loaded (~I ao..4S•ct fl Olt »Nil C OUMTY 'S Ol.Dl5T H 611J ' d r sdn g<XX1 t'tlnfi nu brlkt"& uphol ~I~ 4V.. -l02:S a ft 4 • II ! 0 'J ~ .'< 2 4 K m I \ '11 f"'tf st~rl'Q ,nrf :. "t'd 'I• .in 6b l 3621\ 193 :!I~ S.:.:.1lfl IUCHIMPOaTS Ml!Dovt'~ N~-WPORT BF..ACH 752-"00 ~ '750 ...•.•......•...•..•... '76PORSCHE 912E FftTari 9723 1 ~\pd ."' air Onl) 4i 000 •••• •• •• ••••• •• • • • • • • • • td J t !JlOP}( v I E.UUIQ VOlYO 1966 Karbor Blvrl COSTA MESA M~UOl 540.'4'7 ~4 VOLVO Air over drive , sunroof. Xlnl \'Ond JOI GTS w ~ IOI Mc.LA~ IMC. ";-4 145 Wu~on air. auto I Prhatw -.._ Jll 8.50!'J Bu ch Blvd. I I's l>tl"f'PO hi nul~. 11lnt r-•1 15M1 !"lo of SA t'wv • rood 675 !()78 P'O *'" ,.....,. l '°"'•· 1,.. Habra ~·5l3.3 0-ill 1911 + c.~ --I" :!MGL Custom pamt 21l--43S.7S41. 1 1~79 Turbo 401.lO m1 A < ltnr int.-r ~nrf r Bt'11ut 1fu l mf't.ill 1<" 1 am rm ra~ Wirt> nm, '1clt 9725 I petrol blut-"" tao int I l.o:.idrd $200 over lo,. •••••••••·•••••••••••••• Pob.s.hitd \IJ~_..b It ot.hc•r bl~ ~ !'\)16.4 l!1iO ,..,~, ~ ~port Good TI.ra5 $56.!JClO i!i9 l!ll:J or 1 rond J3 ::!2 act n>PIC I b4Q.l963 78 ZMGL Xlol ('Ond lnder 36K onR :"If'• -------Loaded w ith 11t r a s hardtop, b ra kf'S , ttrt's. 1975 Tal"la Carrt"ra. ont' Sal~ 34.K IJ'.lJ&es "55C "~ "''' C'.;~s ~tf'r('o al l25 madfo Chocolate or ... ~u~ low leas e S2l0> iH 6"4-41H:?evf'5 brown "" tan 1nl I ~1 l.2:!11 ~,es t.\er)thrn~ 1~ fre~h -112 Fiat 1~ '°)~·1c1I • rir S:?J 500 H~ 1913 or,...._ UMd t.d cond 'Int m1 Sl2C>J b4V l!lb3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~ 11111 \m.and.1 ~ ~ ')p .. r. I oopo tturu. • ,tJtJ k rnl '""t Job Iii Por!><he ~up•r 'JI; Guotll ''°' llJf , rt-1.0red blJ.. .. blk ••• • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • 111t Cit'"' lT•d'-' I!> 000 mo ..aTWIHGOYB ---· Call f OI' r.n!o 67>!11972 WANTED Boat s lip in ~wport Will pay Fin deTS fet>. CaU 6.216 2446 or 911:1-9!115 I •LS)(' up & n. "" bra kt"> Sa.les&rv1C'e L.euw11: Paint in Kd . uod $1400 11n l'ng lmmJ<' j SJO OBO PP 642 ~ $4995 IMh.s,...d• i.> GMC' i.-.. Ton pickup l)('yl. am fm Cll!>i.. dudl tanks. onl> 3500 m1 Xln1 cond Ask ing S7.00 $~Sean Sid 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Miu.da P U w1camper TT 19' Ch&f'ler. mwrt sell, shl. Hblt enit New trans at SS500 Ju.st rebll. 46() S1700/bsl 673 9417 llov Cfr"ft", K ~I 1477'1 RDllS fwy~ BM w I..._. 9727 WrRt"VUll red 911.S. 71 ' A.Ir ~ter . ~nrl ~ 000 m1 S17 .<XXl Ph &45 1682 LS40 J a m bortt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach 640 6444 IOI McLAllN"s "'ISrT YOUI Iola Royu '756 oaW.Gl COAST 1··:·;~;~~~~;~·~·;·;·· HOH DA ROY MAIBS AUTOCINTH 14.25 Ba kf>r Strttt COSTA M~A 540..9202 tto5 ..........•....•....... '79 Yainnont. tile over b.e. S166 mo 642 4606 9945 ..............•........ UMO 76 Slre«h w/bar •06512 17850 Offer? ~2963 Whlal/Olr Macwy t950 .......••...•..•.•.••.• URA.'IGt.:COUNTY '~ HEWEST LlNCOLN MERCURY OEALERSHJP RATR.ADHOE LINCOLN-MERCURY 16 l8AutoCeote r Dr SDFwy Lake f'orest elut IRVINE 830-7000 9'52 ......•....•.......•... '6:1 (.;of}\. air pOWPr. a1.llo. ~ood cood. $3150 759-0097 A.'wfERICr\ 's favonte run C'.;t 1!165 :"rfu:.l.wl( cun 'enable \UY GJ811 l Restored SS,200 Term~ T1'ade 891 6654 '76 'itu~uog 11. mile,, \ <.'.A~ r !'tl s tereo. xlnt rood S3:IO() 67 $-2843 ~ ~ustanR. 62.000 on .: rru Jm Im radio. H duh r adlJtor, ma 1ntenanr•· (l">'e batten lot.eel belted radials S 1200 646 31161 61 Mwitan~ 2+2. small \ K a r. a uto tran:. 631 ~ '95S ··••·••···•·••·••·•···· '80 t'ulla:.s Suprem e BrcMagham Many extras. XJnt cond Must sell Call al\ Spm. 493-5179 Ford. Berkeley J et Tan '6S f:·ord. 9X7 fllAl bed dwn trlr, cover &M 5474, &44-S475 Sl .000 642 n1s ~ HEA.oquilTBS fRR CARVER TODAY!!! ROUS ROVCl 1W0 Jttmc..o<t r UHIVHSITT t ..... _., ~ .. ,~ '73 AMC ~about ~.ooa n Toronado, good cond. mi Xlnt cond Sterec runs l(reat. S800/best. cus. ~t1c1t . rd.ls, um b~ !'d2·~ . druon. $100 67~ after '63 Chns Craft Sea Skiff 61'M. 34' Fant.ul.ic Loaded. Tu r IA ...... 841()..2851 eves • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '62 Ford Pickup ._. loo good work truck. mu:.t sell Si.'500 4!M 5829 8.'.5C> N Beach Blvd LA HABRA 1S Mi No of SA ~'wy 1 !>AL~ii SERVICt: I ..c>-.-. OlJ)S...c>llLJ ClOSlO SIJ"'OA1$ 72 Hornet Sponabout, red dean. f1Y, DRUMS by Luchng. hicht bl• clur 2 noor \oms, a base 24", J Z1lgreo Cymbal.I. Roger's high hat complete w I a II cuea. S800 OMO Call aft 6:30PM (714) 737-6M9 Mohwl-4 .... 9140 41' ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 Pacemaker, l"t'ady lO Honda Express. Firm fis h Onl y 12S hrs ~Wllh carbracket.a L oaded w /equ1 p m t . 631~ -- l71415U.Slll Sunday by Appt 1978 J eep Pickup 6 ~~~~~~~~~~l cylmder. 4 speed. PS PH '7t-..W '1lCSI st.ereo. camper $6000 I HOMO A Saab '160 G-MC n\JiCllS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l 5L91! '67 Deft.a 88, new lrall!S. ~t arler " alternator. good cood. 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""'111 lia. ••• · • r' \ \I I su .. 1100 IFYOU hove a servfo~ to off~r or '1 i,'OOdll LO ~II. place an td -an the Dall y Piiot Cl8S.'llfitd Sect loo Phone &&2-S6'TII • l 1 NEWS FEATURES Korea: Short Fuse to Powder Keg . -• . . . ' 9>' IOllN aoonta SEOUL, South K0tt• <AP> - TblM)' y n alter a •v tat.La.a but oow-almolrt IOf'lot\e) war, th~ Korean Peninsula remalna dan1erously dlv,ded bet_..." communlst North and a pro- Wnl South with mor. tMD a mlltk>n ID('O on boc.b sldH .Ull armed and prepared for a ,.. new Ill ol boltllJl.IH One ol many th~•~•ni "in Cid nta" ~w~n &M t'ko smc. lh• ~ oC the-~•r o niu S.ba.r· day THE SOtmt kOR£AN eoun ttr ~ap1on11g~ rommand an nounN!d a North Korean "spy hip" w~ sunk off the South'& cosi.t Jt saJd that at one poant the North Koreans scrambleod a doat'n MiG Jets itnd alerted rive warships for a ~"Jible strike at the S(luth The South Korean air f orce t ook ··appr opr iat e m easures" to prevent a ma1or clash. the command claimed Jn this tense situation, Korea 1s a potential flash point an a d eepening East.West confronta llon nent. puce treaty to aupplant the shaky armlatke and reunlly the country F;i1ht years later, because of differences of method and what some s ay was an abael'Ce or alncenty. they re· main as far apart as ever But with the help of their al Iles. both Koreas have made re- markable recoveries from the war. Today, North Ko~a ·s capital. Pyongyang, and this Southern capital with their shin· ing skyscrapers, ttigbways and automated factories compare favorably with cities of the m dustrialited West BUT 111E PRICE that each paid for modemiutaon has been high: submission lo strong cen· tra 1 control. In South Korea. the autocratic hand of Park Chung-bee. a soldier-turned·politkiao. creat· ed what many have called an .. economic miracle." In 18 years as South Korea's president - witb support from the United States and Japan -h e transformed bis country from a poor agncultural nation into one of Asia's topiodustrial power.. EDITOR'S NOTE -Eart11 the mommg of Jun• JS, /1$6, North .. Kortan Jorct1 Mb~ acrot• tlw llth ~l tM> SotltJa Kor«J D& tlw 114rl of at.oar tltol Hfll m~ thon $ tn&Wort A~ Mto botti. and i.~ •' 33,529 o/ them dead. Whal ii Koreo Wc.t ~ ill &lw oltmnoth of tJw con· /Uct~ H~ u a ipecial rcix>rt. Headed by Lt Gen. Chun Doo· hwan. a 48-year-old career army offi cer, it seems Intent on perpetuating the style. methods and objecUves of Park himself. NO ONE KNOWS how much power Chun really has. or how long the military commilt.ee5 he has created to run South Korean a ffairs under a continuing mart1al·law edict will remain in control. Already, Chun has confronted and subdued South Korea's un· 1 versity students . The battle · ground was the southern city of Kwangju. where more than 200 persons died last month in 10 days or str eet riotin g and military actions The students' tradition as an e lite force entrusted with the fight for political Creoedom dates lo the Japanese colocual period 1n the early 1900s, and reached an apex when student rebellion alhes. But Western diplomatic : : o bservers say it strikes a .•• responsive chord with the mid- dle class -among tbem millions of native -born Southerners and refugees from the North. who also remember the misery and brutality inflict· ed upon the land and people by the Northern invaders rn the early 19505. Tbe return lo military domina· tion has created inevitable dif· ferences between South Korea and the United States . Ap· pear ances are kept up but rela· tions are de~ribed by one ob· server as "as taut as a stretched string beginning to unravel." The great unknown as whether Kim II sung, the 68-year-old N o rth Korean president who governs his nation of 17 m1l110" with an iron hand, might agalr hurl his divisions into Soult Ko rea as he did June 25. 1950 KOREA STILL TENSE AFTER 30 YEARS South Korean• Aid American In 1950 "Progress, progress. pro gress." wer e the words thal Park used most often. recall~ a former associate Basing has gamble oo industrial production. Park saw South Korea's exports 1ump from zero in 1950 to SlS l billion last year The gross na tional product soared correspon dmgly. from $67 per capita m 1953 lo $1,624 lJl 1979 with an assist from the army brought down the repressive regime or President Syngman Rhee m 1960. PRESIDENT CARTER'S ad-man istralion has limited its public response to muted ex· pressions of dis pleasure with Chun's latest moves, which an· eluded the arrest of severaJ pro- minent poht1cal leaders 1nclud· mg former Prime Minister Kim Jong-pi! and opposition leader Kim Dae·J ung The former was then publicly humiliated b y being forct.>d . along with nine• others. to repay a total of $142 million to the state 1n rortunes a llegedly amassed al legally. Tht· latter faces proba ble char ge.-. of ins tigating stu· dent rebelhon, which could mean a long Jail term or even a death sentence IS THF. CONFLICT lrt#.rncred by that act. North Korea and ats neighbor. the People 's Republic or China. were pitted against the fl edgling Republic of Korea and 16 of its United Nations sponsors. led by the United States, which during the course or the three-year war poured 5,764.143 men into the connict. The United States bore the brunt of the fighting and s uf· rcred 33,629 combat dead. It still has 39,000 military personnel an South Korea and they provtde the backup and support of the country's m1htary force An arm1st1cc agreement. ham m e red out m months of ncgotaa· lions at the truce village at Pan munJom. wa-. s1~n<'d July 27. \953 Panm1m1om 1-. now tht• pla<'t' where the two -.ides <;till exchange charges and ins ults across a ween felt table in an ongoing ritual ''' mutual da~ trus t T H F. K 0 R t: A N W A R crvstallizcd. as few other iss ues. the East· W<'st confrontation of the I ime. bul today it 1<; a fadln~ memory "Pork Chop H111 :· th,· "Inchon l a nding ," and l ht· "Pus an perimeter." are n.1ml'S on the blackboards of West Point. but no longer the subject of stirring movies and war novels The armis tice of July 'l7. 1953. left both the North and the South prostrate and poverty-stncken T heir economies were ruined. their cities and villages levek>d or battered bv war i\TROCTTIES ON BOTll s1dt·<; left wounds yet to heal. and re unification of Korea -an objN.' live wished for by many of 1L'> countrymen remains an ideal and nothing more. Des pite th<' ) ears . private contact of almost any kind between the two s1d1•-. 1s consadt'red treason , purusha ble bv death. Foilo·wing Pr~1dent °"ixon·-. h1stonc tnp to Peking in 1972. the two Koreas opened oegotaa lions aimed at drafting a perma ONE SPECTER hovering over this scene lS a new war with North Ko~a -somethinf? wtuch seems remote. but which few South Korean:> seem ready to rule out Another I!> the internal unrest that has marked South Korea·s pohllcal arena over the yt>ars in reaction to officials' re rusal to move ahead with pro m1sed democratic reforms Despite a democratic · 'hoo<•y moon" followinR Park s a-. s assmat1on Oct 26. a new and even tou~her military re~1nw ha:. come to power . HOWEVER, THE students and th(')r polillcal allies today fa ce what observers of South Korea say is perhaps the most important factor an the country's t'('Onocruc ~endancy a oew middle class whose priorilJ~ are continued prospenty and the good ttungs an Life. South Korean orr.c1als have long cited the n~ for "stab1h ty" and "national security" - codl' worru. for the threat from the North --as reason enough for 1ron·flSted rule and a delay m proltlJS«1 moves toward more repre<,entat1' t' government That ma} yet be viewed v.1th skept1CL"m or outright scorn bv the student!. and their polltJc.Jl South Korea. meanwhile , is a country that many visitors rt!· turning after 30 years wo uld find hard to re<"ognizc Seoul 's population h a ~ quadrupled to 7 m1lhon s ince th'· .,. a r Pus a n . cc n t e r or t h l' !'.hrunkf'n ~nmetcr to which al - lied troops were dravC'n an thl' early days of the flghtin~. has ~ro.,.n from 500.000 tu 3 m1lhon Even Touch of Kills Inflicts Child With Pain GAINESVILLE. Fla 1A I» Spunky 9·year-old Michael Hay Jt;immond 1s a prisoner of a rare ~kin disease that blis ters his frail. penc1l ·thm body with purple sores Even a kiss make!> ham hurt Vitamin E oil. whiskey. hormones. wraps. al()('. lotion All were tried. none relieved the pam. Only vegetable shortemng nine pounrls of it daily -;e<'med to work Sn tw1 cC' a rJa). Im 1n~· nurses coat Michael's body with Cn sco aml wrap him mumm~ style in 20 yards of gauze ''l'M NOT A GREASY ANGEL," Michael Joked with aide Catherine Greene one day. "I'm the Crisco Kid.'' And so he is. fondly dubbed by the staff at Sunland TralDlJlg Center. where Michael has lived seven years. They've pllllled a s mall sign next lo his room. "The Crisco Kid -He'll Steal Your Hearl ·· Michael suffer.> from ep1dermolysis bullm;a, an inhentcd. tn· curable disease that strikes one newborn in 50,000. Awful blisters c·over lus body. even his tongue. H.as throat bleeds I k has webbt>d hands and fel'I Michael':. skin has no defense mechanisms a nd infection can ht-deadly. A scrape, even the bruis ing pressur(' of a ~1mple touch. <'<•n cuus t• infection anct death /\T BIRTH, MICH/\ EL HAD STRANGE 5ores on his a nkle• and thumb. WaUun sax days. he was covered with what looked lake third-degree burns . At age 2. the state agreed to accept the chronically Ill ch1ld in a state-supervised community for the retarded. .... , ..... BOY. I, l'RllONP MA MRI IKJN DISEASE ....... Ray HemMOftd O.Med ''The CltKo Kid'' Fire Razes Mansion As TlwUsands JJ7 atch WINS10N-SALEM, N.C. (AP) -A fire awepl lhroulh t.be eo-room. a:ualUmllllon-dotlar .Graylyn Ma.naSoft whlle about 4 500 ~noN ut on tbe lllanllon'• la .. U.tnl.Da to tbe Wlnaton-&iem &.Jm..-:Y. Some valadle paiDUDcl _,.. tundtun wen aawd from the ao.1.-...oW 111Wlon built bJ tbe late bulill111 eucudft eowmu Or•r Sr. tor tm wt.re. But IUtllorttles said the Sunday DiPl bl .. callMd ateallve dam.,e on the third noor and the roiol, aDd water d•map w• eJE:tenalve on the ftnt and MtOad noon. M1chat:I was not retarded He was placed m Sunland to di<' Doctors thought he had thr~ months to la ve But he beat the odds "It was hard to accept,'' said Doni. Guy, Michael's mother She works at a sewing factory m Jasper near the Georgia hn,. and comes to see her son once a month. "I wasn't even a llowed to hug m y own child 1 don't bche'e l "''<'r really have hugged him." she said "JT WAS SO PITIFUi. TO see him lying there 1n pain I ~as sro .1rra1d ror so Ion~ that he would die and never reahz.e th.ii somebody loves him '' But at nine Michael knows "lots of pcopl<· love me," and h1 saad witb a itnn. "I love everybody." Nurses say he has never given up hope that he will lick tht• dis ease. They say they're the ones who can't l!cl used to has pam "We all crat'd when we fi rst saw ham:· said nursaog supen 1sor Ollie Morris. But today, thf' staff sees tum as a smart boy who likes to have his b<.-'<1 wheeled out into the hallway so he knows what's going on lle's given soml· nur-.es nicknames and loves country and western mus ic "MICHAEi. MAKES YOU GLAD TO bt alive.' said aid'· :\lallonea Tomilson. "He's a joy tu be around " Rathing, eating -alwa) s pureed food and physical the ra p) .irt· all painrul expt:r icnn:~ for Michael. It's therapist Carol Teens Learn Parenthood From Game ATLANTA </\Pl /\ board game that requires player!) to change diapers , find baby sitters and warm formula is bein~ U!>ed to help s exually a cl1 ve teen agers understand the 1 mp!Jc<t tt0ns of prejlJlancy The game. ·'Trans former.·· touches on aspects of carin~ for a 4·month-old baby AS IN MANY board games. <i player's progress can be aided or hindered hy the luck of the draw. Tht• "parent " t an find success in work, education and social activity only if a baby sit· ter can be found and the infan\'s other needs are met. PJayera can "compare the freedom or teen lifestyle with the responsibilities of parent · hood," said Dr. Ezra Davidson. a Los An1eJes KYnecologtst. Teens who play the game "re alite that once you become a parent, no matter what age you are. life will never be the same again, .. he said. lluegel'-. JOb to coax b1m Lhrough tht> movements I le s a c-ouraRe<>uS little boy ." she s aid Thi.' staff t•ncoura1te" Michael''> mdependcnce Although hie; lutun• 1<. uncertain. ther<' 1c; at lc·ast a ho~ that ha~ body .,..,II rhanJ!l' Jt pubt·rty ;and lessen the pam "PIT\' C.\"\ BE Df-:~IRl'CTI VE MORE than construct1H ,·-.pt•t·1aJly to -.omt•one 11 kt> ~11chael. .. said Dr Charles Wilham:. Sunland medical dareetor "That's a hard thin~ to iwt acro5!> to J>t•oplc who have Opt'n~d up Lht•1r ~arts to him .. Hut ht-must learn to bt.• independent lie has some hard "ork ahead of ham Ill-nt'1!-ds to ~l.'t on with 1t He won't be a little bo~ fort>v1:r " Rest> archer<; are studytni;t the use of an anti . .,.eizure drug In counter ep1dermolyslS bu.Uosa. but resuJts have ~n 1nconclus1ve Th eN.' have been offers or fananc aal aid to send Michael to a maJor medical c-enter. hkfo tht• Ma)o Clm1c "Btrr WF: llA\'ES'T t'OUND A PLACE yet that ha!> ('0 0 \meed u.<. M1ch;1t·I v.ould be bt.'lter orr then·." ~aid Wilham~ ' Our .ipproach L" to g1 \t' him what h€.· need'> here · ~eanv.hlll'. LE'1.· Fryman. a r ottaJi!,t' p.1rent \\htt 1s do-.,· tn :\t1ch;wl, ~<!)!-the boy ha:-nt\Pr felt sorr) (Or h1msi·lr Hut t>al·h rught. a s the Cnsc'O l\1d j!eb n ·ad) ff'r l>l·d. h•· -.;.i,:- h1'I prayers ·· Blt•s.., all the httlt• <'hlidren 1n tht' v.orld And plt·.J~t t>ear J1..~u.-.. don't let M1ch<il'I hurt tnmorrnv. ·· Tbe game was demonstrawe! to a group or health care pro- fessionals and social workers during a seminar sponsored by the American College o f Obstetricians and Gynecol· Ollila. Read the Orange Coast newspaper that keeps you in - -the informative "ADOLESCENTS HAVE dif· flculty undent.aJJdlna thlnp in the abetract.." said Davidson. chalrman or the or1ani1aUoa'1 task force oo adolescent prq. nancy. "They don't look at lhlnlS t.oday \n term• of the ef. feet on them 10 alx or nine moalhl." The aame. be said, belpe the teen·•...-appreclat.e lhe p06S\· ble eonaequencea of auual behavior. DAILY PILOT 842-4321 ' . 1 . . CJ2 OM.' 1-'ltOT MARMADUKE by lr•d Andtnon -c ........ "Don't pay any attention to Marmaduke' ~1s 1ust trymg to get his nose warm!" SHOE MOON MULLINS MISS PEACH PEANUTS 5000.ICKLE BAU? JUSf SORT OF SCMMVSH ~OUR ~VCKLES AAOUND TWE 8ALL LIJ<E TMl5, AND THEN THROW IT A5 HARO As l(OIJ CAN ". by Charles M. Sthul1. NOT '1'ET. WAIT 'TIL I 6ET OJT OF TME lAWt' ! FUNKY WtNkERBEAN by Tom Batiuk MOW DO€b l.;()(JR n;AM 5AAP£ LIP -rn15 ~ I CQA:l4 z WEll , 1'111K£ , 4U.>'VE. 6CJT TD PLA~J L,!OUR 5TRA1'EW AROUND THE Tt.>PE Of PlA£.JER~ YOU'VE &OT I rn15 4£AR WE PLAN 10 RE.Le.> A LOT ON 1R1()(ERQ MID ua. -----1 by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Mell Latarius ORABBLE Plf(t(I( ! I ~1" JOINCQ At.l Ct£U1S~ l~l.16~ FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE Aw1CDM~~.M\KE - 'jOV 'PE.. lCO OU> b i....>Atii ~TEDDY BEAR A"''Y -1 _wfWS· -~.-.;.,;~ DR . SMOCK BUl ,C.RAM{'A,I NU D Suf>t R1u)()'f! 1 lm K lo HIM lVl KY l'!IGW t THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO by Gus Arriola "The gloss wasn't big enough for what I poured." 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""'°"' To Sir*•· ~-'-1tL~ .-.o •a lAVVN a IHft.IY U'¥Wne encl htey ere G"-to be In en Wfff11 ''ltlninO '""' IOf "*' (RI • THI 000 COUflt..l .... ~ ...... \Cl .... °' "" ...,._ ""° -~111861» ._ ""'° ... ~ 0-- '* "'~"°" 10 rob ,,..__. • MAUOI c:.91 .... fl9t"'t • -~,...... ...... tlllb• ... "'-"*' w.,.., • 1 l.OVI WC'Y I.Mey .,,.,... • bin °"' lrl • "'°"'°" 1*1W• • nTNCDATMU Aj ~ l\lrfle '° .,. •ino of ~ • P«TY c:rooei• •o .... a~tlrl • f1.8C1'NC ~,.,,., ;OU>~ lob C•ll•"•" •"o•• .......... °'~·· "'9 hi-et>d , .. , •00-.1 I,,. pre>019m QI uolr.a~= •fft, Big Boy .. THE MADY 8UNCH Jen hM • C6uetl Otl ltle i-14oc*lnQ boy lf'I ,_ a-. but he only ,_ 9Y9I lot"""*- • OO<CAYf:TT a.-t. Ned Aofern (P.,t I oC2) • ST't-'*>S!E C1nd) William~ µropos1t1on~ · Steve Doubet \\ ht>n '-lht· lands :.t part as a ~treetwalkt·r m ur1 \rm} hygiene film on "Laverne .md Sh1rlt•\ .. torught at 8:30 on A RC. Channel 7 ··~ 9 .....,, OfWf'IN au.ta: ~ HllyS. Roi>- _, Stlldl. UOyO 8'10ge1> ~ Al>Clul Jat>bar '~I CISHEWS NICNf.WS KUNO FU WlttloYt rwturn1ng VIOience for lllOlence, CalM ends the tyranny of a "Chinese Mana" end HbefatM a boy slave U A8CNEWS Q (I) JOKER'S WILD • M•A•S•H AedM helps OUI • IBmD -t fOf a Greetc teslfval and Franlc IS ChNled out ot an O()pOl'tUntty 10 pe.. aec:ute • young SOldie< ., STMETS OF SAH FAANaSCO A corl-..c1 OOl1 o4 San Ouen lln finds NrNelf ac;cu5(1(l of mufder and tuma to Ste>nl! tor help. • OVEAEASY Guest Cl\el Juha c ru1<1 !CC)(R) ~ MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT t:ao 8 2 Off THE TOWN H01111 Steve Edwe1<111 .l"d l..onn19 cr.uno .., .. , GOIO s t.vm m SWlla Mon..:;a a prohla ot the .. Surtmy P11sl.0W1ll Famdy... Lew Irwin takes a IOOll al Ille 111s1ory of Alameda Street •n downtown Los Aogele$ Q SHANA NA OuMI Larry Gatlin And The Ge111" Brothe<s Bar>O U $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 0 @l f'ACE THE MUSIC W ALL IN THE FAMIL V Archol" ~ l>'~l'lUSM>~" to Qel a 1><r>mo11on cosia /lorn 'l 101 n.ore than t.e bao ~n«:<11or li1J MACHBL I LEHRa\ REPORT m NEWSCHECK P M. MAGAZINE An 1flfe<V>eW w.tn ~ Da1110son 8·00 f) THE WHITE SHADOW A b1t11H blac;~ youth retum•"g tn schOol attar 1!1 month~ on pnson tor ,. rnmr hP d•dri t comm•' • nnv1nc~ JrlP ftrf""'" tnat R(,~v"'l 1~a1a1;1~• 1R1 0 THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF L080 Channf'I Lb• in911 fl KNXT (CBS) Lo-. A11q1°1 ..... 0 KNBC (NOC) l Olo AllQt!lf., 8 KTLAtlnd I LO!J Ancwlf•., U KABC·TV (ABC) Loi. Anqt'll''> Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Ooeqo G KHJ·TV (Ind) L os Anqr1 ... .., 9 KCST (ABC) San 011•qo ID l(TTV (Ind ) Lo-.. An4 .. 1. .., KCOP TV(lnd I Lo-. An:• ' 8§ KCET·lV 1PAS1' n An l•', Cl) KOCE·TV tPBSI Hunt n111 Jn EW •L' Wt>t>n d !.eOlllOI up to. Jt; lllectt0<1 dlOIS In Orly, htS un&crupulous campeo0n 1nRnl\O{'f II-10 CO'I« up the death until aft« tile !)0415 CI088 (Rt 0 PRISONER: CELL SLOCKH C..reg ' 1elu'><ll 10 rft\uon 10 ttlf' Pll&Of1 df'tt'<mlnf!S Bea 10 <lO SOrrt,,th11l9 W11h VI() H1nt con~f"Qv•.if'\C~ 0 @l HAPPY DAYS With rite helP Of RtCt>te's •• ncle. '"" gaog 1s trans 110,1t'<1 b..ic~ t'l ''"' cotorfut • ·~s ot tilt< ~1oa11ng :;>() s ofo 0 MOVIE •"' • ··w 1nc...,....11'f 7J 119!>(11 Jamt>~ Stewari ~flflltev W•ntf'fs A man ~ rtl('d rtlk> o~ SI~ and ,,,. Wll'1' tor 11 10 9() •1-.c-.,oh many hands c-•tort> '' 15 •etume<l 12 U) P M MAGAZINE ,> M Vl!.11~ P"OloSl•llPM!f ~I n Ci~IPll(l ' VtS•l W1ln pr, W l~IPt •or '""' al MOVIE • .,. • , floman Ho41<1ay , •9~31 Gr .. gory Pec:k. Audrey Ht:tpt>wn A pron- <l'S.~ lalls in love with a np~p;-rmoo wh1l<1 on v..Catoon on Rome (2 hrs j tE) 28 TONIGKT A IOOll m,., afleOed cases 01 land\o<d <waSIOn ol rent c.ontrCI• '" 1111• Southland m SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS l hOOoy M~lng And P1eaic1100·· tCCI .. I ) THE 8AXTERS o.c. ~ • llOITl- nambullal ano -.ta Ille lf .... ltAllOM llgo9inll Fetl.t Mil .. ~ • NOYA "'A °"8fl Piao .. • The .-ya !fl wNCtl Ni. l'IU lo~ '" COOirlo With ~ herltl condition• of Atbon•'• Sonaren Oeaerl ar• .. imlne4 (0C){R) ()) LA T1M f'M>fU t;OO 8 ()) THE 09!CTIOH °" SIMAS KUDR<A Alan Atttln aters • t"9 L•thutlnlan -MIO. t11 1970. 1ttempt9CI to 1eec:n freedom by re.pong ltom a R~ "'oe> onto Ille deek of a Cout <Werd outter . tAI 0 Al.ON£ AT LAST A couole about to en,oy ·~ ,_ IOund freedom ~ ~"'IC'f -1"'811a1ea 10 le8ln !'-Cfloldr9n want 10 -l>eca hOme 8 DONAHOE c..-t een. Mldler 8 9 THREFS COMPAi« Ralph Flltley onecM!rtenfly INtnt "'81 Jec;il IS r>Ol what he OIMns to be and t"'1Wltens 10 8VICt him 1CC)(R) W MERV GAIFFlN Gueets: Robert Hays. RoO- t'("t Stact.. Lloyd 8fldges. Kareem Abdul Jabbar. peter Goaves. Lorna P1111erson m NOVA .. A OeM<1 Piece .. l he ways on wtnch hie h&s wc:c:eeded 1n cop.ng wolh me harsh con<111tons ol Altzona'& Son ;uon Oes,ert ar11 e•aminea tCCl(Rl 9:30 CJ IF JAPAN CAN - WHY CAN'T WE? LIOyO Dobyns 11Um1net. rne prO()lems of ~ procluctMty by COOl'llS"llng e aocaal system 11\al ,_ JPPO'lS ti. U TAXI A l>eautrful WOfNl'I goedS AM>~ lf'llO !!fnbanlrng on a rPcldf'H campa1Qn 10 pr~ htS brave<) IA) m~~ SOlUT~ T""'Ot'f Model'"g And Prl>Oteltoo \CCI Oil JOHNNY CASH YOU11'1 SPECtAL · Wnete Have All The Ch~· <1ren Gone?" A penetrar- •no IOOI< into the hOP8S and OrPam5 of children •S Ptl"Sf'nleo Guests Mtcl1af'I Landon. Carnt 8otn(>11, Roy Clark. Chad E Ytlf e11. Oet>boe Boone. Roqer Wllllams and Biii Cosby 10:00 0 Q NEWS U HART TO HART A powerful Ct'tmtnal k l<l- naps 1wo of H!W1 lndu5'- r nes • top llClefltiS\s to Pf• vent Jot111han trom taatJty- 111Q agains1 """'· (RJ .. Tom Snyder Ousted .. Host Past Hi,s LOS ANGELES <AP > Bt'T "PRIM F. Time" has "Tomorrow" will pick up an tatlt•d ... n far to match the extra half·hour from "TOntJlhl, ... ucc·ess of the t"o other network but television personaltty Tom nt'"!' m<ig;:11.me -.howc; nnt'l, it's too late." The show, however, will retum to the NBC schedule in 1 'le fall \I.1th a new host and a Ill'\.\ title changes at NBC. unh ~Jtl~~ with \1.hal I .... , ...... 11f NBC announ<.'ed thal Snydt•r ~nvdt>r on ··Prim" Tunt•" "ht·11 THE N F.W arra n gement has signed a nrw c·ontrnct 1r1 tlw -.hov. lw ~.Jn nH·an ... 1h:.it Snyder will no c o n ti n u e h o s l i n g \ h " I h· s.i1rl h111 h ..,, "•It " .rntl l h•· lorlJ.!l'r hi' <'mployed by NBC's "Tomorrow" show. but "ould "" :\t•ws Ot\'io;1on. whl<.'h produces re plac-ed this f<1ll c.t'> ho::.t of ·Prime-Ttml'" and had been "Prime Time .. splitlm~ his salary with the SO~Dff/' Al WRE /\..16 netw ork · l> e n le r l a 1 n m en t ··TO MORROW '' Wll,I~ T /I /'f ,~ division become a 90-minute program. Then.· had bct>n reports that gaining the half-hour that 1s SJVRY SLATED :\BC had b<'en looking to replace being cul from the "Tonight Snyder on ·'Tomorrow" with S.how" under J ohnnv Carson's HOLLYWOOD 1AP1 Sophia Steve Allen. but that the move new pact . Loren stars as both ht'r mother v.as allegedly vetoed by Carson. "Tonight" will tx• hroadcast and her<>elf in "Sophia. a v.ho didn't want another from U :30 a .m . to 12.30 am , three-hour NBC movie based on comedy variety sho"' to follow followed by "Tomorrow" from her r ise from pen e r t )" l I) "ToniJ?ht ·• 12:30 a.m. to 2 a.m world-reno\\rned mo\ 1e star i\ possible s uccessor to Snyder on the news magazine program The network said Snyder It is being filml·d on localton l'ould bl' CBS news man Roger w o uld leave "Prim<.' Time.·· in Ital}. based on thl' book Mudd . "'ho is r('portedly NBC's answer to CBS' "60 "Sophia. Lovmg and Living, ro n si deran g leaving thal Minutes" and ABC's "20-20," He r Own Stor~. · b) f\ E network after being passed over because of the talk show's new Hotchner for Wa lte r Cronkite's JOb in length. .:=::::::::::::::::=::::::=:-:=:=:=:='.....-_:_:favor of Dan Rather . ~~0-~~~j"M.ij!J~,~E·~~jiiij~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; All a .oo '* 2:30 ..-i""-.... INSTOl NO Of 405 MO llllSllll/SUtfflOWEA • .-nn ooe.,, lbfeo THE ISt.ANO c1t1 ,.....,.... ~- The most wanted man in Wakefadd prison 1' the Warden. Robert Redford "BRUBAKER" TUBE TOPPERS tJ:ll • 0 AIC MOYll ··~ ·~ Oii T .... 81* HeM Side" (tt731 Ottnn ( 1113e) Joel Moer-. W""1t "*"'an A cruel pep« tNll -llCqUll9 the oo-eo-to conl/OI the W• conain lumbet eounuy. ( 1 KCOP e 8:00 -"Roman Holida y." T11rme11, Godfrey Cambridge A blec:k l*'ber lriee 10 de-' wltll the oener•oon Gee> "' ,.... family Audrey Hepburn won an Oscar for her performance as a princess on vacation who falls for a newspaperman (William Holden) in this 1953 movie with Eddie Albert. 12:to • MOVll * * "MadllOn A..._,. (1ff2) 01"1 Anek .... ElellnOr PWl\er An llnell• pec1ed turn ot -nt1 revea11 lhlt 1 hlghly •MP8C1ed publle llQUre !>08" a deadly thl"eat lo the nation ( I hi., 66 min ) 2:901"' . ::?f S:OO MOVIE * •'h ··A Guy Ntn* Joe (19"4) S~cer 11acy . lfelle Ounn41 A WOfld War II pojol •• W8fned by hla Ol+1fOend to lei oo of hit reclllesl weys attar ane r-vet a deadly ptemoni-- tlorl 12 hrs .• 30 min.I CBS f) 9: 00 -·'The Def ect1on of Simas Kururka ·' Alan Arkin takes the ti· tle role of a Lithuanian seaman who at- tempts to gain freedom by leaping from a Russian ship to an American Coast Guard cutter. I NATIOM.A1. NEWS 12:40 ()) MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 4:00 8 MOVIE'. •••1, "TM Sun N.....- Sata.. I 193111 BaSll Aelh· bone. DouglU Fllitbanltl J1 In the name of tne crown, 1wo Btilleh t><otnera ao lhelr dlplornaoc belt 10 IYerl e W8t 1n AfrlCll (2 hraj NBC IJ 9:30 -If Japan Can ... The Shumwsy hOUte tum• tnto a 1>1n1egtound, CNir- toe end Loretta twap exelt· 1r1Q ,_ and Tom cool<a l'WI WS'/ beck lf'llO Mary I Wh y Can't We? A documentary e>eamin- ing American productivity by contrast- ing it to that of J apan. I NATIONAl NEWS NEW9CHECK 1~ • NEWS ~ ··vo Me Recueroo •• YoVll'I !IWOUQtt me eyes OI • ahoMh•ne t>ot Ortte<9"t V...c>nt ()lftMllr'll Bones 8 ~ot·~ of Pu!-<10 Rocat> '*'111!f Jo<ge Solo G!> ODYSSEY The SakudOI' The ~ QOve<nmMt S eftor1a I 0 c>ev6t0(> pro- gt aml tor .OUC.llOfl rnec>•- cal care end hOu&inO for 1he SaltudOt'•S are eumoned \CCI 11:00108CJJ ~ N£WS NEWL YWEO GAME MOVIE ""It jlt 'H 1t\ H!iPOf Feeling"' l 19';R1 Oet>~ Reynalds. Cu 1 Ju(Qe<'S A rettted acte>< '"'"'"' '" '"ti &1899 l<l\e< t.O<M<IG••oQ ·' fOUJlQ woman to give ,.,,m uo (?hf!>) W niE OOOCOUP\.E Ft>h• and OsGa• ~ 10 l'IOld tt>eot O'#fl <!«At/lion to oer~ ltllfle'• on ~t ter phys.eel conamon • TiiE BENNY Hll.l SHOW Benny ~ .. bollnQUtll 1our guode "'° oeys ,,....,,._ ry tor 11 lop ac10t' I jOt> tf\ many~ &;) ~OEPEHOENT EYE Oarl.. Agt>S A !>8IT>UI .11 l:"J'lt t'\y ff'-ttunnQ 'w111r.-•' 01 ,,,._. rutu· ... ...,.,,, ,. ... " rot>r' 'IWOfd r~•ng .i damsel "' <ll'$1fMS 11 30 f) 8AAHASY JONES JOHNOARUNG ................. LOSES ONE SHOW TV Host Snyder Berry Stars HOLLYWOOD <AP • -Barry Newman will star m the Walt D1~nC\ TV movit-"Amy·on th;. Lips" Whole '""elltga11ng a mvroe.. Barnaby uncoo.rera '"lormatoon about the 1Qc.1l10n of • Mlf-<nffliOn OOllars I lo6en )'Mra Mf1oer (RI 0 THE BfB'f °" CARSOH ~II OeY\d S1eonberg, Mlflann8 Broome, Kelly Garrett. John 88nnel1 (RI 0 DATING GAME O ®J A8CN£W8 -~SHEROD Hogan and l\oa men are ~ to destroy a NllZI ~ slat.on a1 Stalag t3 mJ GETSMAAT Mu P09CK u a sa•eaeQ<· "' tn orae. to trap K.AOS's V•· Bog m m CAPTIONED ABC NEWS 11.60 U l'HI SOAP c,,J,, ,.<... P" d~1on1sn1~ rva....-" fr om n•!I> lj(JC"tlJf" rsn<J J"S~tC '\ goe~ 10 a P~l'Cfl•B· rust 1A1 -MENIGHT - 12 00 0 TWllJO+{T Z°'* A Inn" a led IOYer buys ii lo"'9 pot.on trom a orol~· '°' tnetl 9'WI& 11 to rus g.r1- lr1'!rv.I • MISStON" M'OSSl8l.E TN! IM F mu'1 1nt~"'O• ...., .. ~ aQe<>I b<>fv<" ,... ,.,.. -•M l·lo.1• 100 ·~r~t I!) GET SM.ART M -t.1 •"'1 C}q ).t-~rcn • , "t ~AO'> qn• ... ~ rf'O'~ QrlmtT'e-•tlOnt. Tony Award ~ Jtrr1 Oale " t.lAVtNQ< M-d neic>a a young ...oow reco..,., money from OH nusbatl<l ., m.ne 8J MOVIE • • • , FltQhl Command · I t 94 \I AcJ()ert T ayto<, Ruth Hu6aey A ~t urns n~ Wing$" '" • •ougl"t·8nd· IOUQh ""'81 fltght aQUad oon (2 hfS I G) MOVIE • • •;, 'R•coch .. 1 AomMCI' ' ( 1955) M8rJO'l9 M81f1, Chll Wiiis T~ lw\30 COOto at a dude 1oncn rr~ t>e< IUCll 11 ma1Cl'lmo~1"Q and moqoe t I rw JO m•n 1 1.40 8 NEWS 2.00 0 NE"WS 0 MOVIE • • > Tn" SQua,.. Junqie · I 1'lS61 Tony C.XllS P~f ~~ .t,ttH i-nQ rorceo "''o fl'l" ··~"' 1nq nnQ 1or t1naf'\c..•ttt "135'lnS ' YoU"Q """ W'lfl'S • cnampoOnVllP iltlO .. ~I I} "'SI 2 15 f) r.tOV1E • • .. "T"" v-frQrl l>Of'IO"'Y \ -pqc' I P C"""'l Fq~" ( ,r I tN<tntfl'f A OuOf \,,,., "'"''~'""'\ 11) hr\ ~ ff' •• ..,.,V>lt"'~"'-_,.f•lt,-f r r 'II I 2 :15 0 NEWS 2300 MOVIE • • • Com<> And (,, I ft 4251 NEWS 4;30 MOVIE "' * • M~ttwY Of Tile Whtie Room \ 193111 B<uc.e Cab01 Joan Woodbury A wrgeon is mylle<IOuSly murdered. du,.ng the COUtM Of an Qper"811C)(t l\e a ~ormong t I hr '> mm I tte dne•da y·s D a y• itne 1no.,fe• 11 00 (I) "' * Hold Thar Hy0no1•s1" P9S71 eo--y Boys. Hu"IZ Hall 12·00 Q * •'' Wild He<1tage·· f 19~81 Woll R091'fS Jr . Mau•"6f"l 0 Sull1v1Jn W * * "' "The H8"<>es 01 fpi..m31~" (Part ll 11965) i'l1r~ UlluOld~ R1cndrd (I) * * * • ' Tt>e 8f>lls QI '>I Mary '§" f 19451 Bulg l..tObbf lnqu Cot:>um. Godtoay (.,Hf•t>ffOO~ 330 Q ••• l~l~t.IP YP<lt. '1%81 Oavtd Nrv,.., LOl41 Alt>tt9hl by Armstrong & BatJuk 0.JK 1-()w;ic.?{'' 1~.,N 1 I HA1CUTE?FQNZ./£15 H-f ..tNL~ c:t.<1·_,...-v 1 r--_.,.. Moyers to CBS He'll A nalyze Both Corwemions 1\.EW YllHK rAl'1 Tele\IS1un n('""'>man 8111 !\1u\er.; "°ill n•tum tu CBS 'ew~ a.-.. a p0ht1cal an.ii~ o;t fnr the Hepubhcan and Dt>mocratH· n111 \ .. nt1on' and t'lt•f'I ion n•l!hl th1 · 111·1..,, 11r l. <innounC'C'd Sund a' \Jo~l'r' "":J' ;in ;inaly.;t f111 I W- uurin~ thl' 197ti c ampaign, &nd ..,, orkt'<J for {'BS from 1976 to 197~ a" anrhorm;in or "CHS Reports." In 197~. h1• bt.•gan producing "8111 \111\ I '!' . .J11u1 nar for Public Broad 1 .r-..11n1 ...,. n 11·1• Tht• program will ... r.rrt .i Ill'"' ... 1 .. 1-..on 1n th•• foll on PBS Bankruptcy Examined on 50 V. hn ..,, 1n.., ,111d 10..,1., \I. hl.'n lt.1nl.1uptC\ '' fill•d'' Tht!> 1s one of the '''lit"> probed 1n a t""r>·part '''""'"ht·l·k·· 'Pt·<·1 al r<'port B.rnkruplc~ ls It the ,\n..,..,,l.'r·" a1rtn1? lOn"t'< ult\ t> Tue~da~., .it 7 30 p m . bt-gtnnini.: tonight on t\OCE Channel SO In part om'. Newst heck · reporter Dl·borah Mann1n1? take an indcpth look ut the ne'r\ Federal Bankruplc-) Rl'form La" and 1t!> ram1f1«at1onc; hoth now and for the rutu.re With a f..O'. national intn•a!>l' 1n the flhni;?.!:. of hllnk rupll'' <,1111·1· pao;'>age of the law. '>OITII' oh\ IOIJ'> (jUl' .... IOn'i <trl'>t': who .tr•' th•· Pt"l•plt• fllmi.: Jnd ~hat arl' tht· l'ffl'l'\' hnth nJ\1onw1de ant.I in Or.1nl!1 < '11u nt\ ,, P.1rl l 1\tt -~iring next TU('5da}. l'XJffiJOl'" tht' 1•H1•t·t., the law ,., h:n in~ 11n n"1htor., the amounLo; of i.,.,.,e., to th1•m and repercussions for lht"-t' nor f1linc f11r bankruptcy Th<' prui:r rm., rc•pcat the !>av1· t'\ t•111ng ,11 HI p m M-.·-n.-..-7:00.'t;)O frl.-S .. ..-7:00-9:-45 ~0.7:00.9:l0 . ---·-......----- 1111/INl,I M~I' ~ ~ 10 · .. ·, ~~'""11" ... t~ ,,. ···· , .... ~~~ Eril Bretm~g .. That's Peter Sellers behind the white whiskers as he and Helen Mirrin play a scene from the new movie "The Fiendish Plot of Dr . F\J Manchu ." Sellers plays both the master criminaJ and his longtime adversary. Nay land Smith of Scotland Yard. ... ...,, .. -...... '"WNOU T MOIUt" l"I .~ ... , ............... _..,.... llOUOH cur"' 111»1'»4•_... ....... ,....,_ ... UUAN COWM)Y 1M1 _ .. n.-..a-11-...iS.iMI ___ _,,,.,.~_,,.._,.....I. ·~ .. f ........ 494 1!>1<1 \ l _,, ··-49<1 1!)14 ....,.. .. _._, ____ THI IWU NOTMIU1111 ,,.~ ........... ... ....., ... ...,-........... IOAIMl1 ... ,, .. ,, ... .--......... llONCO llLL Y ·-WUAn 1-•.,. Uf~ l·-1'-7-•fl ''ROUGH CUT" !POI (fill .. ~~s3 I ·~~~E1,~~s•c· ·---~-·· ,\.~"'•''' ~ t • I ., ti!~TI , ,..._ou1e1•r ,.,._.,._. MOMCO MUY '"9 ... '"' IM-t.Awt ... --i~ ....... ..___ PAMl111 ""' ... '" ""' .. StoMT'"' ................. ----..-... &A..a ......... --r ..... ...... Premieres Proliferate Sebaatian'1, San Clemente, SCR Open A paJr ol OrMt County pr. mltr and a world p"mlere llthl '4P lhe lout marqueea thla w tk. wtlb two-third• ot the ntw 1cllon tranaplrln1 In Sin Clement• ) "Be)'ond ~ Frlnae" haa ll.nally made It to the Orangt' Coaat. The British comt'dy r evue opens Thursday at South Coast Repertory under the direction 0( John·Davld Keller. who appears in the show with Richard Doyle. Hal Landon Jr. and John Ell- ington. P ERFORMANCES will be . • • ENT EAT AINMc:N T / INTERMISSI~ • -··--'Ul.A h \19 )3)9 ~ °'ll!Ot 634 2'1~1 ....... llCCVTtl ,., .......... , I "'• ' I , NOW PLAYING aw..-·.._ C4\4' ~ 631 )',Gt ... Mll.C.U WUT ... ~... I'll )93~ uw ........... lf'Wll Y.11 Of;~ aD.,A9'0f ,...._.,,.... Ml .. -Vlel9 _ ... UllCOUI DIUft-M • 11ue .... l'~k 121-.0lo-l"I r1t on lht' par•d• o( n W<'O~ Lt baatlan'a W t ()Inner Pl•ybouu, which will unvttU NeU f mon'1 "Chapt,.r Two·· Wedne11day. ope nine a llmlt4'd. abl Wffk tinK&tcmtnt Th San Ck-meote Community Tb ater rollows Thurtday with the flral produc\lon anywhl're oJ 1 new comuct.y oil~ "Jun Croom .. and Patti Hubler. with Dick Solowici <from the previous show "So Lot!«. Stanley"> ln the director'• chair Performances wlll M aivcn ni.ihtly except Mondays through Aug. 3 at var)'- 1 n at curtain times at the playhou.se. 140 Avenlda Pico. San Clemente. Reservations 492·9950. given Tuesdays through Sun· r=====================================-~·ia days at 8 p m. with Sunday UAIUN ' A ThuNd•y open ina nlJht 1 South Coa t Rf'l>(lrtOty. ~hll'b 111 mounting a brat'!. two "'~t'k run o( thc Hrltlsh ('()m~y ~' u~ "~yond lhtt F'ringt'·· u 1\s ~ummt'r at· \racUon, n·1>l•tln~ u planned reprise o( "Sldl' b) S1df' by Son· dhe1m .. LAKE FOR EST playwright Jack Sharkey is directing his own play ( wrtttt'n under the pseudonym or Rick Abbot> at thtt San Clemente Community Tbeatf'r. where "June Groom" inaugurates a four-weekend pre- miere stint matinees at 2·30 p.m (dark July 4th> for two weeks, closlng July 6. at SCR's Fourth Step Theater. 655 Town Cent.er Ori ve. Costa Mesa. Reservations 957-4033. Three other local stage pro- ductions complete their respec. t1vtt engagements this wee,kend They are -"A St r eetcar Named Des ire .. by the Irvine Commun1 ty Theater at the Turtle Rock Com mun1ty Park auditorium. on Sunnytull Road oH Turtle Rock Drive. I rvin e 1754 ·36431 Pttrformances Frida}' and Satur day at 8 pm -"CALIFORNIA Suite" at The MOVIE MUSICAL EVENT Of the IO'sl DOIDOUY STUEO) w ~ .... A t 'lL. ••-.. •h•I At~~ Uan·:.. formt'r manag· Ing director Dan Vc.·rr't' r~urrus to star tn \.M> roll" Simon wrott- a bout h1m11t'IC an "Chapter Two." as n widower who flnds a ne w romance. Bratt Swanson ena<'ls the Marshu Mason rolt> or the love intere5t Comprising the cast are Michael Gomez. John Ray. Torn Smith. Machelle McGregor. Robert Hasllngs. Billye Walla~. Rochelle Hoffman. Cynt111 a Bartz and Carlene Queis ner The comedy pl ays ror f our weekends. Thursdays through Saturdays at 8·30. until July 19 at the Cabnllo Playhouse. 202 Avenida Cabrillo. San Clemente. Reservations 492-0465 the Costa Mt'Sa C1v1c Playhouse -========b::==:==:==~~~~~~~ on the Orange County Fair· Compl et 1n~ \ht• ··Ch apter Two .. Cli!it arc Lawrence Parks It's taken 18 yea rs. but ~rounds. Costa Mesa 1754-5159) Pl'rformanees Friday and Satur· day at k 30 "Dylan" Ito b<-n •vaewed T hursday I by the Saddleback Company Th(·atC'r at Saddleback Co llci.:" 1n M1 si.1o n VaeJo <831 46.56 1 Performances torught through Saturday at Hp m , Sun· day .it3pm Travolta's 'Cowboy' Off to a Big Start HOLLYWOOD <APl -"The Urban Cowboy," which tells the stor y or a honky tonk ranger, is doing big business in the South The movie grossed $8.502.000 at the box office between its re lease June 6 and June 17, said Frank G. Mancuso, Paramount Pie tures' exe<:ullve •llce president for distnbution and marketing IN J UST ONE WEEK m 400 Southern theatcr<, "l 'rban Cowboy, .. wtuch stars John Travolta. grossed $3.854.132 It took an $224.578 in eight theaters in 10 days in Dallas. The movie opened June 6 1.n ~aters in Texas Arizona, Florida and other Southern and Southwestern areas It of>(:n(.'(i across the countr)' on June 11 .. The Empire Strikes Back" was expected to break another box office ~rd this weeek, s aid Peter Myers , senaor vice prc~l · dent for domestic d1stMbutioo for 20th Century-Fox "11JERE'S NO DOUBT that this week we·re going to do m ore than $20 million ln business." said Myers "It's going to be the big gest week in the histor)' of motion pictures ." The movie. t he sequel to "Star Wars:· played four weeks in 126 theaters. grossing $31,302,233. On Wednesday it opened in 665 additionaJ theaters. The total through Thursday is now $.16,492.546. JOHN ~ BE.U;HJ AYK.:JVD THE BWES BROTHERS ~ mu.Qca.l c~ [R.j "~::'~_'•'Al-~-T~_.!_ __ 1:r.r:.1:i 1.w mfl EDWARDS' CINEMA WUT Westmms1er 891·3935 Continu1n~ their !.lint<; along th1· t·oa.'>I art- .. Grea'>t" at the Harleqwn D1nnt·r Pla:,hou'>l' 3503 S 11 :.irbor Bhd . ~anta Ana 1979 55111 Performances n1~htly l'XrPpt ~tonday through the '>Um- mer .il varyin~ curtain llmPS " ~ 0 V E 0 \' F: R • ~1 r ., -., .irkhdm .it the Huntington Rt·arh PIJ> house in thP S<.-acl.tff \'111 .ilo(c Ct'nter Main Str~t ;it Yorkto"n i\venut> Huntington Bt«trh 1 R.n 44fi51 Performancf>'. FndJ)'" and Saturda} s thr<.>U~h J uly 12 <d<1rk July -Hh1 · L1tt k Murdt-r ..... Ito b (' r I' v I(' w f' d Fr Id a) I b > ~how caM· Prvduct1ons at the a uditorium 7521 Westman~tt•r /\ v<• . \\'c!>tmtn!>t<'r t 893-94721 l'<·rformcsnces Fr1dcs )~ and Saturday~ <.1l Ii 30 through Jul~ 12. 2 p m July 13 UIWA9'01' t1•l MA WllT Wr\lm•~\1e1 8<11 J1H'1 EDWUDI' IWtlOll TWI• Costa Mesa 631 ·3~1 CINlDOMl Mrln:>-Cold"'\,l M.1\l·r ,.,,..., ,., .. Ai• AI.A."\ 111\HKl-.H 1 ,,.,, I-A \II-. \lorHlri1 IP\ ( I lf-<l~ f()f'l l!-.f< ( 1( )J<.f. U•r ,·OU •, ••A • •• • • •1 • • •"t ..... I '°"111 COAST ~Ii Mt\a ~g 33~? 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Huntington Beach Fountain Valley EOIT IO N 't'oar Bomecow• Dally NewHpape ORANGE COUNTV, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 2~. 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENT wrrNESS Kl.AASEN POINTS TO SPOT WHERE HE SAID HE SAW VICTIM Judge, Jury and Attorney• In Murder Trt•I He•r Open Air Teatlmony at D•n• Harbor Murder Ca,se Jury Sees Kidnap Site By DA VJD KUTZMANN Of, ... 0411J .. u .. 51411 Jurors in the Orange County Supenor Court murder tnal of Larry D Smith of Newport Beach traveled to Dana Point Monday. but the Journey was l ~nything but a simple sightsee-! mg excursion . f Led b y prosecuto r Dave Carter. the nine-woman. three-1 man JUry went to the Dana Point f Harbor location where com- m e r c ial f ishe rm1:1n Donald l Klaasen had test1f1ed he saw a • small boat last August briefly ~ , Espionage 1 , \ Trials Loom \For Hostages By Th~ AsSMialed Press Iran's foreign minist er said the U.S. hostage crisis may be resolved in a bout a month. and the State Department granted an exemption to Ba rbar a Timm to see her captive son Hgain But any optimism about a QU\Ck re· lea se for the Ame ricans was dampened by a r adical Islamic party which urged Parliament to have the hostages tried as spies. "lmam Khomeini and the lra nian nation believe that the hostages are spies and must be tried." the Struggling Moslems· Movement, which as close to the Amen cans· captors, said in its party news pape r 0 mm a t .. Those deputies who do not ask for trying the hostages are in fact compromisers who resist the demands of Imam Kho· meinl." President Abolhassan Bam- Sadr met with Khomeini today and said afterward they dis- cussed developments in Iran. in- cluding economic and security matters. the official Pars news agency reported pull in before heading barl< to sea Aboard that boat. Klaasen had testified. were Smith a nd the woman Sm ith is accused of k1d - n a p ping and killing a t sea, Carolyn Bealer . 25. of Garden Grove. Smith. 43. has contended two men known only as J ack and Ray were aboard the craft. too. a nd killed Miss Bealer after for cing him to pilot the boat from Dana Point Klaasen. who also came to the ha rbor Monday to show j urors where he was standing when the boat pulled in, had told the court he s aw no ooe other than Smith and Miss Bealer aboard. The jury was transported by bus to the harbor while Smith followed in a s heriff's depart- m ent vehicle. In addition to viewing Dana Point locales, the panel also was taken on the circ uitous South County route that M iss Sealer 's brother said he was told to follow last sum m er whe11 a n extortionist was dem anding $100.000 in exchange ror has sister's safe return But before venturing outdoor.> Mo nd ay . J u d ge L eon a rd McBride and defense attorney Te rry Giles questioned several m e mbers of the jury to de- termine if they had overheard ha llway conversation last week per taining to the case Judge Mc Bride was told last Thursday that Miss Beater's father-in-law had said in a loud voice that Smith already had been convicted m federal court of a ttempting to extort money fro m Larry Fox , the dead woman's brother A witness told the 1udge and attorneys that some of the jurors overheard the man's statements and remarked that they didn't know Smith had a previous con- viction connected with the case. Such information has not been introduced as evidence. However, three jurors quiued individually Monday each told the judge they moved im- mediately whe n they heard parts of the conversation con· ceming Miss Bealer. Dlird in l'otillfl o.lly PINC S"'" -ON TRIAL FOR MURDER Larry 0 . Smith Anothe r Ju ror. Pa triC'la Adams. said s he had heard no one discuss the case Mc Brade concluded that none of the juror!' who were in the area had been affected by the conversation "We won't inqwre :my further." t he judge said. M c Bn de had turned down de- fense requests for a mistrial last week based on the incident m the hallway With Monday's tour of the south county. the prosecution ended its case against Smith and Giles was to open his defense to- day. Gi les contends t he two henchmen known as J ack and Ray intimid ated S mith into participating m the kidnapping of Miss Bealer. whose body has neve r been found. The two men worked for business competitors of the woman's brother. a con- struction company owner. the attorney claimed. If convicted of murder and kidnapping with s pecial circumstances. Smith could be sentenced to death in the gas chamber. Services Stay Firm 118 Budget Up l 3%i To Meet Inflation By &OBE&T BAKKER Ol .. o.ltf ........... The Huntington Beach City Council approved a $62.3 million city budget for 1980·81 Monday that re flects no dramatic changes in spending or services from the current year The general fund portion of lhe budget, wruch deals with day-to-day operating expenses. is $42 million, up S.S million or about 13 percent. Mayor Ruth Bailey said the tn· creases will mean that the city will continue to provide the same level of services to its 172,000 residents. She s aid budget in c reases were required because of rismg rates of inflation, increases an utility bills a nd m a intenance costs and for employee salaries. The city has a surplus of S2 4 million for the fiscaJ year that e nds June 30. Most of that money was placed into a con- t.mgency fund and for employee s"alaries As u.sual. the poltce depart ment r~e1ved the smgle biggest s hare of budRet w1l h Sl 1 2 million. The public works department is gettinR $7 .8 million and the fire department Wlll receive $6.3 million. Prior to formal. unanimous adoption of the budget l Coun· cilmen J ack Kelly and J ohn Thomas were absent). officials increased various user fees by an estimated $868,000. They in- cluded beach parking, r~rea· tion activities, certain library media fees and public works and building department fees a nd permits. Included in those increases was the beach parking f~ whJch goes from S2 to S2.SO per day for residents and non-residents The C ity Council raised seasonal parking fees for ooo· residents from S2S to S40 per year . but ke pt the resident fee at $1 5. Valley Views $10.4 Million Budget Plan The Fountain Valley City Council is expected tonight to approve a $10 4 million budget for the city's 1980-81 fiscal year. The council conducted a public hearing on the document June 10. but delayed a final vote until tonight's meeting. At that hearing. two non-profit or ganizations that work with troubled F ountai n Va lley youngste rs request~d about SI0,000 each to help support their programs duri ng the coming year. The two groups. Teen Help Youth Service Bureau and YSP. I oc .. provide counseling and other assistance to juveniles with family or drug problems a nd to youths arrested for criminal activity. No ftmding for thege programs currently is listed in the 1980-81 budget, but council members may choose to change that tonight. Adult recr eation fees also we re raLSed. but char ges for you th activities s tayed t he same The City Council also agreed to commit a max1mum of $20.000 for restoration work of the his· toric Newland House at Adams lOAHO CRASH VICTIM BobtMe Jean Luca• Services Set For HB Girl, o-a.,h Victim Memonal ~en aces for 11-)C<Ar old Bobbie Jane Lucas o( HWtt- ington Beach a.re scheduled for Wednesday 7 p m . at the First Christian Church of Huntmgtan Beach. 1207 Main St. M 1ss Lucas, who ltved v.1th her mother. Donna Chiaravalle, at 2Q5 Portland Ave . dted June 17 in an auto al'<'•dent in Idaho Also an th<.· car v.h1 ch collided wi th J tru<'k JU!)t outside Twm Falls were Miss l.u<'a'i ' two ~IS· ters and .i fom11). friend The ~iris were en roule to '>t>t' their father. Paul Luca~ of Mount::un Home. Idaho. nt>ar Boi se Miss Lu<'as · t v. o s is ters, Tabitha. 15, and Lisa . 17. are tn Magi<' Valley Memorial Hosp1tcil in T win Falls an fair to ~ood ron d1tion. The fnend. J ason Howell, 16. of Mountain Home v. as treat· ed for rrunor tnJuraes and re- lt>ased Miss Lucas was born m Hunt- ington Beach where she was an honor student m the fi fth grade at Smith Elementary ~hool. She was also an mlermedlate ballet student at Phylhs C>r (Stt LUCAS. Page AZ> Police Hunt 2 Suspects In Robbery Avenue and Beach Bouleva rd out of general revenue sbanng runds The structure. built before the turn of the century. was restored by the Historical Society whicl't asked the city lo he lp out with a <See BUDGET. Page A2) Trash Fee Hike Seen In Valley Fountain Valley homeowners' bi-monthly rubbish collection bills wlll 1ump 80 cents under the terms of a fee increase to be considered tonight by the City Council. Comme rc ia l and industrial pic kup char~es also will be raised 1f the proposal 1s ap- proved The COWtc1I meets cit 8 p m an the Caty Hall. 10200 Slater Ave The city currently ts conclud- tnR the first year of a -;even-ye<1r contract 1,1,'lth Ra inbow D1s~al Co of Huntington Beach The agreement allows the company to reopen its contract regarding rate~ if the annual Consumer Price Index pa:.ses 81.:1 percent. tThas figure, in fact, has passed J 2 pe rcenU On this basis . Rainbow re- quested that its reside1"1t1al trash pickup fee be raised from $2.60 to SJ.20 per month per home. Afte r talks with C ity Comptroller Howard Stephens. however, Rainbow agreed to a new fee of $3 per month for the fiscal year beginmng July 1. 1980. 'fhe comptroller and Rainbow also agreed on revised com· merc1aJ and industnal charges. ~h1ch are based on the number of P•<'kups reqwred per week. Under this revised schedule. on e comme r c 1a l -andus trial pickup per week would rise from S28 to $34: two pickups would Jump from S34 to $40; three would increase from $40 to $42. Pountain Valley homeowners ar e balled for rubbish pickup service bi-monthly. at the time they receive city water bills A 52-cent in-house serv1t·rn g fee b added on by th<' city. If the new res1dent1al fee 1s ap- p roved , hom eowners will be charged $3 52 per month or $7.04 on each bi-monthly bill. Gandhi Cremated NEW DELHJ, India CA P l - The body of Sanjay Gandhi. son a nd heir-apparent of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, was bo rne past s logan -chanting throngs today to a tumultuous c remation witnessed by his mother and more than 100,000 m o urne r s . The 33-year-o ld G andhj, a licensed pilot. was killed with a flying instructor Monday in the cras h of a stunt plane . Coast Meanwhile. Pars reported the execution of 15 insurgents in northwest Iran. It said they were found guilty of killing the governor-general of Khoy, a town in Iran's northwest Azerbaijan province, and six revolutionary guards including the town's guard commander. Tehr&n radio repor$ed the ex· ' ecut.ion ol four persona Mooday night at Evin Prisoo iJl Tehran r on such charges as miaap· proprlatlnl public fundl, form· Deaton Top FV Spender Police are seardung today for two armed robbers who forced their way into a Seal Beach apartment. bound both residents and fled with $26.000 in jewelry and cash. Tbe two wrute male suspects wearing stocking masks. one carrying a pistol. lr.ooclted on the door of the apartment of John B. Lawrence and Bonnie McKeen on First Street early Sunday morning, police said. Weather Fair Wednesday. Lows tonight SO at the beaches. S S inland . High s W ednesclay 75 to 82. ma a crlm1Da1 1an1, t.aktng part 1 ln klllinp at a school and selllng &iris to a brothel. <See l&AN, Pa•e AZ) Gunman Robs Yalley Shop A 1D8ft carrylq a plltol held u~Poum••a Vall•1 doulMUt • ......, DISbt, polite Wet. ......., ..WMd ..... Oft tibrti aawn Wanball, olertl o1 t.be WIDcMU'• doufhaut lbop on Brookbwr1t StrHl, and de· 111 ..... all Uie 1DODe1 Marshall hd,paUels.aid. • .._ Manball handed tbe ,_ .... "'ID • paper b.,, the ••"• fkid. No •thJcle wu ..... lllard. By PIDL SNElDEallAN Ot .. DeltY .......... Last-minute contributions from developers and other sources swelled the campaip eoffen of several candJdates ln the Aprll 8 Fowtain Valley City Council eled.lon. Final 1pendin1 statements filed 1n the cit)' clerk'• om~ CN»nt to Parts and RecrutJon Comml11ion member Ellery Deaton as tbe top spender amonc the ·five candidates for two COUftCil seats. Tbou1b her s tatement ln· dlcatea the apent more than t7 ,300, 111"1. Deaton placed third ln \.be YOtlQt, edf,ed out by Plan· nln1 CommiH oner Barbara Brown and incumbent Coun· cUmu )t.,-vin Adler . M rt. Deatcn. bowever. main- tain• that the to0n will lilt an amended etatement that wtll place her expenditures at some $2,000 less than the original fl cure. She saJd some questions have ariaen about bow she is to report properly her personal loan of $2,000 to her campaign and its use ln pa.ying orf various ex· penses. Tbe f\Dal at.at.ement.s nJed with the city derk covered the period rrom March 25 throulb June s and diteloeed campalp don•· tloos made ln t.M two ween im· mediately prtor to tbe election. Mn. Deaton'• una mended statement 1~1 the follow'lq late conlributlon1: SlOO from real eatate broker Ro1er D. Slat.es of the HunUncton Be.Cb COm· paoy: SW from the Stewart· AroH CO.. a Tullin·b .. ed de- veloper: and ~ rrom Ba)'l!de Bulldert of Santa Alla. Ill rt Deaton alto repor\ed re- • celving a $500 loan from de· veloper BemJe Svalstad, t.beo· mayor o( Fount.a.in Valley. Ac- cordilll to her statement. this loan was repaid the day before the electioo. Barbara Brown's final report showed that ahe spent a total of $5,394 on ber eampalp roe-a councll seat. Her stat.emeot ln· dicated abe loaned $1,UO to her own campalp. All but tt'5 of Mrt. Brown's contributiom were roade before the flnal two week.a or tM cam· pal en. Optomettllt Marvin Adler re- ported tA>taJ C?tmpuen ex.pend· ltureaof$2,583. Hi• late contribution• Included SlOO from Fountain Valley Medlc'1 Dev~lc>pment. l125 trom Tuaun~baMd Stewart Develop- ment. tl5 from lnaurane41 aaent <&.SPEND, P ... AI> Wben Lawrence cot out ot bed to answer the door, the two men forced their way in. bound the hand.a and feet or the residents and aaued them with masking tape. before scooping up Jewelry and cub 1Yin& on a dresser. Police said one of the suspects struck Lawrence twice on the bead with I pistol. The jewelry included watcbel, necltl1ces and rlnc• that the resld•tt appareaUy put on the dre11er before they went to bed, police said. One ol the suspectl w11 nve feet siX Inches tall, of medium buUd wtth ll&ht ha.Jr. accord1n.1 to police. PoUce descrtbed the Mcond suspect u 1lx feet tall weartntc an oranae T-shlrt iiid white gl.ona. INSIDE TODA V ; ~--JIJS'I' BREAUNc·-----...... ~ ....... """' ............. M ....... ] ...... IRAN ••• Senate OK. $.'6 llillion Aid to Etbu:ation Bill WASRINGroN CAP> -nae ...... •pprowed today IM I nve.year, .. bllllca ald~ b4U after NIOWMSlqly de· fHUna an lll'Mflldm•t whkh woWd have perm.tued IOale &tu· d ou at print• and paroebtal acboola to receive federal U · •••tance for the nrst Ome Tht Senate did adopt u arnendmei)l lb.at woWd end ln· lf'rut tree \oaoa to colte.1e at&ldenta. a move that 1pooaora aald wo~d M¥'1 UM 1owmm.ot P btllloe over lhe nut ttvo yeart The bW .,_ lo a ~fffenee wttb UM Hou.ff. A 11-16 vote cW ated the pri'flte tebool atGeodmtnt oft~ by S--Dulel Pa.trick lloyal.haa, O.N Y Moynjban coot.nded that bb wu a modest propoul that would e1tend to th• M6d.le.t prlvttt elrmmtary and ~IT)' pnvale school 1tudent1 the aame t~ or ald 1wen 1tudenll at private and rellgoualy orient· ed u.n1WritUes ......................... s..-. MADRID. Spain (API -Basque separatist& threatened to bomb part ol Spain's tounst coast t.oruaht. lhe eve of President Carter's scheduled llrrlval m Madnd Tho separallsl otganbauon ETA. whose guernllas lulled seven in an anll·tourist campaign last summer against the Spanish government, warned two bomb$ would go off In Allcante provmce. 300 miles from the Spanish capital f'edn-al a .. rd ••~la Oa,,,•lft-Loatt WASHINGTON (AP) -A government board today ap. proved a S500 million federally guaranteed loan lo the ailing Chrysler Corp in a short meeting delayed repeatedly last week by balkmg banks worried about the automaker's ability to sur· vive. The fin al approval was postponed for 90 minutes this mom · mg because of a hre Monday night in a New York City orrlce building where some crucial loan documents were located. The Chrylser Loan Guarantee Board approved issuance of S500 million in guaranteed notes and affirmed its commitment to back another $1 bilhon in future loans. The actions come despite continued deterioration m the auto industry, with sales declining amid a fast.deepening recession. Neeada Tnl• llttdnrfl"'llltd ~~ LAS VEGAS (AP> -A nuclear device with a yield or less than 20,000 tons of hjgh explosives was exploded deep beneath the Nevada Test Site today. Tbe Department of Energy s aid the weapons-effect test was conducted l.050 feet beneath Yucca Flat, about 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas Federal Aid Nears For VolcaTW Area VANCOUVER, Wash. CAP> - While Mount St. Helens spent a quiet day, federal funds for cleaning up the fallout of the volcano's eruptions came one step closer to communities blanketed in ash A s upµl emental budget bill containing some S952 million for relier cleared the Senate Ap· propriations Committee and Chairman Warren Magnuson, D· Was h . said he would work to push it through the Senate -ac· tlon that could come as early as Wednesday ·'This bul contains money for rleanup efforts by local govern· ments," he said. "I want to em· phasize that we consider Uus on· ly the first ms taJlment or federaJ involvement m ttus massive ef- fort.'' Meanwhile. the Seattle area, 120 miles northwest or the moun· ta1n , was rocked by thre e moderate earthquakes Monday. scaring dozens who thought the volcano had erupted again. But geologi.su declined to speculate on any ronnecuon between the tremors and Mount St. Helens The Seattle area usually gets a dozen quakes each year . so three at one lime 1s "unusual ... s aid Norm Ra ~mu ~!.en . a seismologist at the Llmvers1ty of Washington. Overcast skies Monday kept scientists from ob~erving the volcano and the lava dome growing in 1ls c r ater. But seismic r eadings s howed no earthquake acllv1ty, according to the University of Wasbmgt.oo Department of Geophysics Or egon Gov. Vic Atiyeh re· ported Monday th.at ash cleanup costs and other expenses or st.ate a nd local governments in deal· ing with eruptions of Mount St Helens are expected to top $3.4 million. In a letter to President Cart.er, Atiyeh said public agencies already have spent more than $1 DAILY PILOT m illion for ash cleanup a nd other expenses and he asked Carter to declare Multnomah, Washington and Tlllo:mook coun· ties federal disaster a reas The letter narrowed a request from Atiyeh last we ek that Carter declare a statewide dis· aster due to widespread fallout of ash Mall School Registration Extended Regi s tr a ti o n f or th e Mu lti -Mall s umme r sc hool program at Huntington Center Mall in Huntington Beach has been extended to June 30. M ulll. Mall is a pilot project to establish Sot!thern California indoor malls as community service centers. The plan . originated by Huntingt o n Ce nt e r Mall manager Howard Whittake r, be~1 ns with non -accredited s ummer school classes for youngsters from kinde rgarten to 12th grade. Originally. registration for the three-week class sessions from June JO through Aug. 27, was to end on June 24 Classf's including creative writing, practical math, drama, a rt. model.mg , dancing and car ca re will be o ff e red al Huntmgton Center Mall from 9 a m . to 4 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays . Registration will be held al a booth between See·s candy store and J .C. Penney. Tuition w1ll be $10 to $15 per class. A mall spokesm an said that a ltho ugh the classes are non·accredited, the majority or teachers in the program are state certified. The mall is located at 7717 Edinger Ave. la ID ......... Kc.day wttb Prencta t•l••l1loa, lraalan ronl1a Mlallhr 8ad•9_b ~~.:.-tu-=~~ Iranian Parltameat after It cbooMI a prime mlnlater. Tbt tw.t.ase criais "eouJd be Mttled In four odlve weeks," be aaid . He declined to anawer qu.· Uooa ao condiUona Iran mi&bt aet for release o f the 53 Americans. ln their 234tb day ln C•ptivtt.y today. "We'll tee." be Hid. S~lklns with report.en later before h1a ~partun from Paris for Tehran. Obotb&ade.b aa1d the lalamlc militants holding the hostages "have already given usurance" they will abide by tbe Parliament's decision. Khomeini has ordered Parlia - ment to decide the fate of the Americans. its members are divided over whether to place them on tnal as "spies." l n Washington . a State Department spokes man said Mrs. Timm, or Oak Crttk. Was .. was granted the exemption from President Carter's ban on travel lo Iran for buman1tanan rea- sons . "She requested permission to go with her attorney and it was 1:ranted ... It was granted to get h er c hild out, nothing political." the s pokesman said. f'r..,P~AI SPEND ... Frank Bryant. and $50 from Ralph's Furniture. Planning C.ommissioner John McKnight reported total cam· paign expenditures of $2,172. In the last two weeks of the campaign. McKnight r eceived S50 fro m Fountain Valley Estates (a mobile home park). f''ountain VaJley School District trustees Betty Mlgnanelli and RC1ger Belgen each contributed $25 to McKnight's campaign. McKnight loaned a total of $798 to his own campaign. Candidates Deaton, Brown, Adler and McKnight each re· re1ved a S250 campaign con· tribution from the Huntington liea<'h-Fountaln Valley Board of Realtors during the lwo week period pnor to the election. Board s pokes man Carolyn F:win g said her organization decl in e d to endor se a n y particular candidates. but de· termined that the four men· tioned above all were well· qualified and deser ved financial s upport The firth candidate in the race. Bart.on Shigemura. report- ed total campatgn expenditures of $521. He reported loaning a total of $465 to his own cam· paagn f 'roM Page . t I BUDGET •.. ~a rden planned for the property The council also debated whether lo exempt ellg1ble senior citizens from the S per· cent tax paid on utility bills . Thal decis10n was put off for a ~tudy on costs of implementing the program and whether it is legal to assist a specific group and not others. Savmgs would be about $30 per year. officials said If senior c1l1zens are exempt· ed from the tax. the city 1s ex· peeled to lose frQm $25,000 to $79 ,000 per year. depending on the number of quahfied seniors Property taxes and sales taxes prov:de about half of the city's revenue Other major forms of revenue a re provided by the utility tax, mot.or vehicle in·lieu tax. h censes and permits and rev· enue from investments. Fr .. Page Al LUCAS ••. Academy In Huntington Beach. She is survived by her mother. fathe r. two sisters. and brother J im, 22. of Huntington Beach. Arrangements are being made for a m emorial fund for ballet in Miss Lucas' honor at Huntington Beach High School. '"" 0r--.. C.-.1' 0..1, ....... ~ ...... """"'<" ., (eff'llD•-,,. ........ ...-.... '" h ....... tfWO .., tM o. ..... <-» -....... c--_. ... .. ,,~ .... --*•""" ........ ,. l~ ~,,. • ... tool•-. ....._., .. Kl\, H ... t_ 8••<•1'•""'•"' Y•ll•f, "''"•• L•9Wl'I• &P.C•ISotltft C...\t A \;f9• ,.~ ... tf!M I\ Fares Go Up '""°''""*° StlllwMn .,.... ~'' '""" ,,,tftC.,._ ..... 1~f'119 ot~\ ~M :UO'#rt'\.\ aey ~PO ... tW C..~-CAl•""""'ntllo -·-p.,.,.. ... ". ~ 11\Mt,,... '·-·~ voe•-"•--·-~~·-, ..... -·A.-.... _ ... €<9 ... 0.-M.'----......~ ..... -=t.:.:·-HuflttftGIOfl leec:fl CJMoe t111J-~ ......... .. , ..... ._ .... l".0 _,.. ... OMNe ~-:::.;. '::l: .. c::: ~ Tel1pMfta (71'1....., a ........ Aft • .-.....-n "--°'-~~-M0-11JO ~ic ::.~~II=--~= IN'l'1•r .. -~-0 i.erel~ -:. ~ :.,-.;::::.:,11 ........ ,. ........ -.. ,_ , ......... -,., ... , .... ..... ~ ·~ 1...-i .._,'@I .......... . .... .. • _,, .., ~ .. __.,I ..... _.. ... __ ... ,, 4 More Airlines Hike Rates NEW YORK (AP> -Four major alrUnes have joined Eutem Airlina ln announctq bJ&ber New York·t.o-Callfornia airfares for the nex\ two momha. BU\ World Airways says It will 1Wl c:barge lest than the c:oml*tUoo . Tram World Alrllnu, United Airllnu and American Alrllnel Nld llODday tbey would matcb ltutem'• *'° t.ncnue to p.29 00 one-way fAHI ,,_..., New York and California from July l t.broulh tbe end ot AQ&Ult. THE mom PUB a&llAINI l'Aa below fate1 on other rout.et, ~ the com~ for pUMftlen amOftl seven alrllnea oo • roui. oace aervecl only bJ three. • World, Which la charliftl • eacb ••Y unt.U the end of June, said lt was boo.ttq lta fare to uoe.tt. OTBSa A.laLINU US WILLING to allow World to cb.,.,. a loftr fan,~ tb.lt tt HrY• al'1*tl 111 Newm, N • .J., 8Dd Oak.land:_r•tber tban I.lie IDON pOpUlar airports In Mew Yen.-Su nandeco . •• Amll'kaD • on.-. a '121 staadbJ ran. ""1i. Callltol .. q ......... way prte. .,,.-..,. for ''111· • Carter Visiting Belgrade BELGRADE, Yugoslavia <AP) -Preal d ent Carter arrived in Bel1rade toda7. reaffirm i ng America a commitment to "a s trons, Independent and non·aligned Yugoslavia'' and its support for detent.e. Emphaaizinl his backing '- Yugoslavia 'a unique role ta Eastern Europe, Carter paljl tribute to the la te Josep Bros Tito, the architect of the communis t cou ntry'• independent poUcies, and laid a wreath at his tomb. "My pleasure in visiting t.hd proud and beautiCul land ii tempered by the sorrow we all reel at the passing of President Tito. He was a great man, one ol the greatest o f the 20tb century," Carte r said as be ar rived in Belgrade to a 21-gua s alute, and a personal welcome by Tito's successor. OvjjetiQ MiJatovtc. "President Tito Jeft a precious legacy, a strong, independent and non.aligned Yugoslavia,·~ Carter said at Surcin airport. "I have come to Belgrade to assure yo u of lht' friends hip <Jnd ~upp<>rt of the Unaled Stales as you bu1ldonthatlegacy " Single Father Lecture Topic In Huntington Girls of Summer J a ma S1lvermao of Balboa !~land c pedal mg 1 gives ~a nc"• Stoebe of Laguna Beach a ride along the v.aterfront near the Balboa Pie r an Newport BeaC'h Tht.> gar!~ v.ere headed to the beach <wher e else? 1 to enJO~ ~1onda~ 's 5ummcr weather Mesa Airport ~d Target of Lawsuit By STEVE MARBLE OI -o.tfy ~ .... SwH In a surprise move. Newp0rt Beach city officials launched a t hree -pron ged legal attack against the County of OranRe Mondav as vart or a conunum~ dnve to block exoans1on of John Wayne Airport The lawsu1L'> f1ll•d an OranJ?f' Count~ Supenor Court ,1r•· <11mt'd <J l hJ)ting lht' C"llUO\\ from purl'ha!>ing 13 .> Jt·r1:!> tJf land in Costa Mesa on the "-~l side of the airport Counl} offi cials. now f1rman~ up acqu1s 1t1on o f the two sepa rate parcels. contend the land is needC'd lo accommodate aircraft businesses and pnvate airplane t1edowns Hugh Coffin. Newport 's city attorney, said l14 0 or the suits ask the rourt to orde r the county to prepare l0 nv1ronmental impact statemenLs on the efferl!> of s uch expans ion tx>fore moving ahead with the land purcha!>e The third suit an tnJunctaon s1mph <1sko; that the count~ be block ed from l!O•nfl an} furth e r w i th th e land acquis1uon Ne v.port Mayo r Jackie H e a t h (' r . d u r 1 n ~ M o n d a ' •. , entn)! ~ ( II~ l"<tUOC ii St'!l!>IOn Pxplaanl' film~ tht' '>UJl!> · v.1'h J >-rt'Jt deal of n•luctance . .md n ·c·o1<.n1zed thdt tht' leJ?al <sttack v.a~ a !>cnou!> c hdllen.ce to tht: count~ "Wt! dd1bPratt:r1 a t gredt lt'n~th rt'gJrd1ng thr ad\lsab1hl\ 11f th1'> IJv.su1t but ft'lt 14 ~ ~ erl' fo r ced into a J)QS1t1on to bnn~ this lawswt tri prott'Cl the 1nlt're~l!i of the city and 1ls t·1t1zen!>, · lhl· mayor remarked She said the adve~e effects or · an} expansion on !'le\\ port w1l1 bt-t rC'mendous and called the count' .., mO\e to purrhast.-lh(.· JJ 5 acre!-· another !>tep in the piecemeal ~rov.1h and expansion of tht:' airport.·· A ttom ey Coffin said continual ai rport expansion has gone unrherked and thal county ofhc13Js have railed to compl:- \\1 t h th e C alaforn1<1 Environmental Quahty Act \ f•JU r part lecture series, "'tnclt• f''athl·rs Thrall of \ 11 111r> ,.., \gony nf Oefeat." 1s '>C'h1·dult-cl t11 lM·~m July 14 at the llunt1ngt11n Bt•<t(•h L1br;.iry, 7111 Talbert \\t' lluntington BPu«h Sp<>r1"\11rl'd hy Coa '>tllnc Community C'<ill .. ge. 1l wa ll be h1•lrl from 7 lo 10 p m on \i ondJ\" HJnd) lbv1s. a single fathn 11( tv.tJ «htldrcn and a llct'n:-•>tJ murriag•'. fam ily and • h 1 I d <' <> u n '> t• I " r , w 1 11 h e IO'>lrUl'lOr Tht• '>t•r11·.., 1" '1i>~1gned for Ltlher. anti tho'it' 1ntt-rt•'ilt:'d in lt•Jrnan~ mort• <about tht.> v<1 nou.<; J'IJ•·{t ... cif !>inl!le fJlherhood, 1nrlud1ni: "Ddtn1ng the Ne w HulC'. ·· "I~ Your Hom e Their llo1m1•"' .. 01!)neyland Daddy .rnrl f-..ddtt· ., f''ather Syndrome" and · <'u'>to<h and V1sitat1on - Ch.•nJ!ing Roit' of Fathers." 1 ht•rc> 1., no reJ?1 .... tration f~. H.••1!1.,lrat1on '>hnuld be made by .Jul) 7 lnformdt1on may be nhtam<'d at 9fiJ Ot!l t , extension 2!>6 Weight, Gym Oasses Set Weight hft1 n~ and gymnastics are a mong the classes offered at the Boys Club of Huntington lieach as 1t begins its summer hours It '" now open from 10 a .m. to 4 p m . Monday through Fnday. Localed al 319 Yorktown Ave. and 19699 Ecluration Lane. the <'lub as open to boys and girls from aJles seven to 18. l nformataon on lhe classes may be obtained by calling 968·0509 Membership fee for the Boys Club is S2 a year. 7 t'our Home•• a Dally Ne• pap.-r VOL. 73, NO. 176, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 24', 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENT County Sued on Airport Growth Plan •18TSV'S MU9LS ................ In a IUl'llriM mon, Ntwoort • Bea~b dty otndab lau.nchtd a t .. ree-pron1ed le1al attack •1alnst the Counly of Oranae Monday • .o.rt ol • contlnulnl dr\ve \o b&odt expansioc of John Wayne AirlM>R· The tawswta. filed ln <>ranae County Superior Court. are aimed at haltin1 the county f'h>m purchaalnj 13 5 acres of I I • I • J I . f f t * * * Airport Deadline Issued Orange County supervisors warned their staff members to· day they want the master plan for John Wayne Airport finished on time. Supervisors learned in an in- terim progress report that work on the document meant to guide the county airport's develop- ment through the year 2000 is running about 11 davs behind schedule But Barbara Fox. assistant director of General Services Agency, insisted that the final draft version of the plan, authored by VTN Consolidated of Irvine, should be finished by its original completion date of July 13. •·we have told them we would like in writing whether they are ' going to be late or not." Ms. Fox said. The third interim report on physical facilities, which makes up one third of the master plan documents. is due this week. That inte rim report will feature projected costs for car· , rying out various airport proj- ects, such as expanding the passenger terminal. Supervisor Philip Aritbony said the board ··ought to hold Ms. Fox and her boss responsi· ble" for insuring the timely re· lease or the master plan's finaJ draft version. Supervisor Thomas Riley , whose district includes the airport, said the board is con· ~rned about the plan's limeli· ness because "we want the public to understand we do mean business on this study." Trish Butler, environmental planner for VTN. said the firm expects to have the first copy of the draft report finished by July 14 Irvine Views $18.5 Million Budget Plan An $18.5 million Irvine city budget for the 1980·81 fi scal year. is scheduled to be adopted tonight by the City Council. The budget is 12.9 percent higher than last year 's. A total of $16.3 million is budgeted for day-to-day opera- tions. 1be operations budget is funded largely through sales tax revenue. Thirty-six new city employees are called for, including 11 in public works and eight in the police department. Also oa the council agenda tonight Is a discussion of an amusement park to be built in lrvine near the Fluor Corpora· tion. The council is lo decide if the current commerclal- recreational zoning is ap- propriate for tbe 13.8 acres ot land betWeen lliebeboo Drive and tbe Sm Diego Freeway. •G JJ'BEELER SJRIPSAUIV ..,..._, (llcbd up a De. Mt ol wbell8 .t Joe llaePbenon Chevrolet In lrvl9• over the -weekend, alon1 wttb ac· ~ Tiie only trouble lt, 11lea 1DaD .... Doukt Aftdef'ICIO told fO~. tMr didn't P.81 for the four ....a. md left tbe new ... ... ~ eqalpped wttb tMm ...... tM pound. Lem•eo U. apncy at 21 Auto C..-Drtft wu SJ.000, police ...... land ln c.o.ta Meu on the w~t al4e ol the airport. County offlctaJa. now firming up acqut1ttton of the two separate pa~la, contend the land la needed to accommodate aircraft bulinesses and private airplane tiedowns Hup Coffin. Newport's city attorney. said two of tbe suits aslt the court to order tbe county to prepare envir onmental impact statements on the effects of 1uch expansion before moving ahead with the land purchase. The third suit -an injunction -stmply asks that the county be blocked from going any furth er with the land acqui.sltioo. Newport Mayor Jackie Heather. during Monday evening's city council session. explained that the city was filing the sults "with a great deal of reluctance" and recognized that the legal attack was a serious challenge to the county . "We deliberated at great length r egarding tbe advisability of thls lawsuit but felt we were forced rnto a position to bring thls lawsuit to protect the interests of the city and its citizens.·· the mayor remarked. She said the adverse effects or any expansion on Newport wiJI be tremendous and called the county's move to purchase the 13. s acres "another step in the piecemeal growth and expansion or the airport " Attorney Coffin said continual airport expansion has gone unchecked and that county officials have failed to comply with the Ca liforni a Environmental Quality Act. A master plan or the airport, mclud10~ a full -scale land and n o 1be study. and an e nvaronmental impact report are currently being prepared and are expected to come up for public hea r ing l ate this summer. In other legal maneuverings, the city council announced that the city will be filing legal action in the United States Court of Ap· peals i n Washin gton D.C. against the Cavil Aeronautics Board. <See AIRPORT. Page A2> Irvine's Begins Monday Four Recounts Set In County Election Girls of Summer The first in a series of four re· counts demanded by candidates not trusting the results o( their races in the June 3 elections will begin Monda y at the Orange County Registrar or Voters of Cice. l rvine City Council <.•and1date David Baker who lost by 60 votes to incumbent coun cilwoman Mary Ann Gaado. 1s among those who will pay tht> registrar·s offi ce $275 per d<1y for a vote recount. Another recount that will begin Monday involv es Democratic presidential c·on tender Lyndon LaRouche whose vote cou nt 1n th e 38th Congressiona l Dis trict was lowered by about 7 .000 votes because of what county election officials termed a computer er· ror in the original tabulat.Jon. As a result ol the lower t.ct.aJ. LaRouche failed to wln a de- legate to the Democratic Na· tional Convention in New York in August. Shirley Deaton. asslstant reg· istrar o( voters. said re<:OUnlS sought in two races m Orange County Central Municipal Coort haven·t been scheduled yet Seeking recounts in those races are attorney Bobby Youngblood. who lost lo mcum· bent JudJ.te Richard Orozco by 2 17 votes and attorney Dan Jama Silverman of Balboa Island <pedalingJ gives Nancy Stoebe of Laguna Beach a ride along the waterfront near the Balboa Pier in Newport Beach. The girls were headed to the beach (where else?> to enjoy Monday's summer weather. Thief Sought After Irvine Jewelry Theft Spy Trials Pushed For Iran Captives A second-story man who climbed to the garage roof of an J rvine apartment complex to gain entry to his victim's home 1s being sought today in a $19,370 Jewelry burglary, police said. Lucrezia Viera. one of two oc- cupants of the residence on Bellflower. told police her 1065 in· eluded 13 items of both gold and silver . By The Associated Press Iran's foreign minister srud the U.S. h<>&tage crisis may be resolved in about a month, and the State Department granted an exemption to Barbara Timm to see her captive son again. But any optimism about a quick re- lease for the Americans was da111pened by a radical Islamic party which urged Parliament to have the hostages tried as spies. "Imam Khomeini and the Ira- nian nation believe that the hostages are spies and must be tried:' the Struggling MosJems· Movement. wbJcb i.s close to the Americans• captors, said ln Its party newspaper Ommal. "Those deputies who do not ask for trying the boelalH are in fact compromisers who ~isl the demands of Imam Kho· melnl" President Abolbaaaan Bani· Sadr met with KbomeinJ today and .taJd afterward they d.l.t· c..,.. ~ta ln Iran. lD- cladlM ·'ieoDOaite and aecutlty matter.. the offtdal Pan news agency reported. Meanwhile. Pan reported the eltecuUon of 15 insurgents lo northwest Iran. It said tbey were found guilty of killing the aovernor-•eneral of Kboy, a towra in Iran'• northwest Aae~jan province, and ahc revolutionary guards lneludlni the 1.0wn'• BU•rct commander. Tehran radlo reported the ex· eeuUon ol tOW' penom Mooday ru,iit at Evin Prtsoo tn Tehrao on s uch charges as misap- propriating public funds. form· ing a criminal gang, laking part in killings at a school and selling girls to a brothel. In an interview Monday with French television. Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegb Ghotbzadeb said the boetage is· sue would be taken up by t.be <See UlAN, Page AJ) Investigators said they in· eluded several rings, pendants and bracelets. some of them set with precious stones. Officer Rolf Parkes said only items belonging to Ms. Viera were stolen by the intruder who pried open a aliding glass door to gain entry to the apartment. Fares Go Up 4 More Airlines Hike Rtde8 NEW YORK <AP> ~ Four m~r airlines have Joined Eaatem Airlines iD aonoundng higher New York-to-California airfal"tll for the next two months. But World AJrways says it will aWJ charge less than tile competiUoa. Trans World Airlines. United Airlines and American Airlines laid Mood.ay tbey would match Eutem's S3() increase to $129 on one-way,.,.. bet•een New York and California from July t ~ tbe ...S of Auauat. TD IDGm l'A.&lt llJIAlNS PA.a below fares on other rout.ea, reOect1na tbe competition for paaaqert amona seven airlines on a route ooc. MrYed ocly b)' tbree. World. which lt cbaratna $88 each way unUI the ad of June, Hid It WU booltJn• Its fare to $109.99. . OTJDa AlaUNa A.aE WILLING to allow World to char•• a lower fare, notinl that It aervn airport.I ID Newark, N.J ., and Oakland, rather than ~ more popular airport.a in New York and San Franelleo. Pan AmeriUn '-off erl"I a SUS 1todb) f .,.., while Capitol ll Quotln& a on.way price ol t.154 for July. Dutcher who failed to force a runoff against incumbent Judge Ca rl Frank by a 900 vote mar~m. Meanwhile two r e presen- tative!> of Secretary of Stale March Fong Eu wer e completing their mqwry toda} mto problems that ddayed tabulation of the Dana Harbor county's fin al vote for more than 11 days Those de l<1 ys h <.1v(' been blamed on computer program· ming errors. A rePort from the Secretary or State's orftce 1s expected after the repre.!>ental1 ve!> return l o Sacrament<> Murder Case Jury Sees Kidnap Site By DAVID Kt:TZMANN Ol-o.itf--Jurors in the Orange County Superior Court murder trial of Larry D. Smith of Newport Beach traveled to Dana Point Mondav. but the Journey was anyUung but a simple sapt.see-- ang excursion. Led by prosecutor D ave Carter. the nine-woman. three- man Jury went to the Dana Point Harbor loc.-at1on where com· m e rc1al fi s herman Donald t\.laasen had testified he sa9i a small boat last August bnen y pull m before heading bac.-k to !>Ca . Aboard that boat. Klaasen had testified. were Smith and the woman Smith 1s accused of kid· napping and killing at sea, Carolyn Bealer. 25, or Garden Grove. Smith. 43, has cont.ended two men known only as Jack and Ray were aboard the craft. too. and killed Miss Bealer after forcing him to pilot the boat from Dana Point Klaasen. who also came to the harbor Monday to show jurors where he was standing when the boat pulled in. had told the court he saw no one other than Smith and Miss Bealer aboard. Tbe Jury was transported by bus to the harbor while Smith followed in a sheriff's depart· ment vehicle. ln addition to viewing Dana Point locales, the panel also was taken on the circuitous South County route that Miss Sealer's brother said he was told to follow last sum· mer when an extortionist was demanding $100,000 in exchange for his sister's safe return. Water Board OKs Budget; Bills Higher A $13.3 million Irvine Ranch Water District budget (or the 1980·81 fiscal year, which will in· crease average monthly residen· tial water bills 85 cents, was adoptf.d Mooday by the district's Board of Direct.ors. The combined water-sewer bill for tbe averace IRWD customer is to rise from $1&.40 to $19.25. A spokeswoman tor t.be dis· trlct said the 4.6 percent rate lD· crease la needed \o cover a 10.6 percent increase ln t.be coet ol Metropolttan Water District water to the IRWD. Under the IRWD budJet Soinl lnto effect OD July 1, water talll tor uaera ol reclaimed water wU1 increase from 20 to~ petter>t. District edrnlnlatra\on upect the number ol water cuatomen to lncreaae by IU percent dur· ing the 1980-81 filcal year. Dally ~11.tSIMt -· ON TRIAL FOR MURDER lany o : Smith ,But before venturing outdoors Mb nda y. Judge Le onard McBride and defense attorney Terry Giles questioned several members or lhe jury to de· termine if they had overheard (See TRIAL, Page AZ> Orange Coa~t Weather Fair Wednesday. Lows tonight 50 at the beaches. 55 inland . Highs Wednesday 75 to 82. INSIDE TODA'\' The pauaQe ol ~rs has changed the face ol Korea. 81/J gb.oiftg mi~ remaiTI altw ~ iMtde the tinder of ,,_. am.table dual political tlntt:hlre, tl1lwre 10CT t1ro~ Otd 30 JlfU"I ago tomorrow. S.• PO(ll Cll. .... AtY-""'111e "' .,___. CJ L.M.~ 46 ............ ~· Al aetllf... Ct>M C*lt•o CIJ Cl'W__.. Cit DNtll .......... ......... •••rut C'lt.I• .......... ''" .... •• ,. 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Spain CAP> 8asq~ separatist& threatened to bomb part of Spain's t.ouri•t c:oaat tonl&bt, the eve of President Carter's scheduled amval tn M adnd Tho ~parawt organizaUon ETA. who6e auernllas killed !lt'ven m an anh touru1t campaign laat summer agau1st the Spanish government. warned two bombs would go off in Ahcante province. 300 miles from lbe Spanish rapital E'ftWr•I Board ••~• a.,,,.ier Lea11 WASHlNGTON cAPJ A government board today ap· proved a $500 million federally guaranteed loan to the ailing Chrysler Corp in a short meeting delayed repeatedly last week by balking banks worried about the aulomaker's ability lo sur· vive The final approval was postponed for 90 minutes this morn· ing because or a fire Monday night in a New York City office building whe re some rrucial loan documents were located. The Chrylser Loan Guarantee Board a pproved issuanre or $500 million in guaranteed notes and affirmed its commitment to back another $1 billion in future loans. The acttons come despite contmued deterioration in the auto industry. with sales declining amid a fast-deepening recession Bomlfl 'l'ltn'al D~l•r1• Pla.w LOS ANGELE~ lA_P ) -Som e 300 British Airways passengers spent a night m hotels when their jetliner's takeoff was delayed almost 18 hours by a bomb sea.re , authorities said to· day Police dogs searched the 747 and all 1ts luggage after an a nonymous caller said Sunday that the jumbo jet •·would not leave the ground" because of a bomb aboard. But no bomb was round. said Leigh Ha tayam a, supenotendent of operatJons at Los An~eles International A1roort .\'~rada T est• llndergrowul Deri<"e LAS VEGAS 'APl A nuclear device with a yield of less than 20.000 tons of h1~h explosives was exploded deep beneath the Nevada Tes t Site today The Department or Energy said the weapons ·effect test was conducted 1,050 feet beneath Yucca Flat, about 90 malei. northwest of I.as Vegas Federal Aid Nears For Volcano Area VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP> - While Mount Sl. Helens spent a quiet day, federal funds for cleaning up the fallout of the volcano's eruptions came one s tep closer to communilles blanketed an ash A supplemental budget bill contaming some $952 million for rehef cleared the Senate Ap· propriations Committee and Chairman Warren Magnuson. D· Was h .. said he would work to push it through the Senate -ac· tjon that could come as early as Wednesday. ·'This bill contains money for cleanup efforts by local govern· ments," he said. "I want to em· phasiu \.hat we consider this on· ly the first installment of federaJ involvement in this massive ef· fort.'' Meanwhile. the Seattle area, 120 mlle:s northwest of the moun- tain , was rocked b y three moderate earthquakes Monday. scaring douns who thought the volcano had erupted again But geologlSts declined to spe<:ulale on any connec:\Jon between the tremors and Mount St. Helens. The Seattle area usually ge~ a d ozen quakes each year. so three at one llme 18 "unusuaJ." sa id Norm Ras mu ssen , a seis mologist at the University of WashingtOO. Overcast s kies Monday kept scientists from observing the volcano and the lava dome growing in its c rater. But seismic r eadings s howed no earthquake acllvtty. according DAILY PILOT ftw 0t.,. (ArMI o.fly ,..... Wftft .,.,.,... .. t\ .. ...,... .. ,.... -_ _....,., .. ,, ... CJiil'Olll"""f .... t"" °'.,... c:..t.t ""'*''"""' ~· ~•1• :!''!:t!'M::'~~~-·:we:e.=--, ... , '" fo""'•'" vau•,. "•'"" l •t"',_• h«"'liM" ~ A~..-.....,... •t9°" t\ ~·.._. \.ittwrrNyt ..... ~Yt Uw ,WW ... llvft4•\l'lilt'Q O'MtT ~ •• lJO ....,, ... , ...... ~ 0 8o• '* ~ .. ,....w (Atl1teir ..... .,.. ·-·-,.. ___ _ "-•• ~ VI( .......... _°" __ __ ,_,._ ....... 1=: ... -:t Clllolft• ~ ----... ...... ' to the Uruversity of Washington Department of Geophysics. Oregon Gov Vic Atiyeh re· ported Monday tha t ash cleanup <'osts and other expenses of state and locaJ governments m deal· mg with eruptions of MoWlt St Helens are expected to top $3 4 m1lhon In a letter to President Carter. Atiyeh said public agencies already have spent m ore than $1 million for ash cleanup and other expenses and he asked Carter t.o declare Multnomah. Washington and Tillamook coun· ties fede ral dLsaster areas. The letter narrowed a request from Atiyeh last week that Carter declare a statewide dLS· aster due to widespread faJloul of ash Early in the day. a steam plume rose lo 13,500 feet (or a few minutes and then dropped lo 1ls usual height or about 11.000 feet. said Tim Hait of the U S GeologicaJ Survey Twenty.four died in the moun· tam's devast aung May 18 blast -one or three ma1or erupllons since the volcano began rum· bllng in March-another 44 are missing. Relatives or some of the miss· 1ng had requested presumptive death certificates so they could collect ins urance money and settle estates. But the issuance d s uch certificates was disputed Mon day by state Attorney General Slade Gorton State law provides no basis for such death certificates when no body b.as been found, Gort.on wrote in an opinion requested by Skamania County Cor oner Robert Leick. Gort.on reversed a 1946 oplnion that indicated such cert.ificaLes may be accepted by st..t.e of. ficials. Leick was prepared t.o w ue the first of a bout 12 s uch certificates on Wednesday and said be hoped Gorton'a opinion won'.t bar that. Leick said Mon· day be bad not yet r ead the optnlon. Burglan Enter Stora8e Uoiu Thieves broke lnt.o rental unita at an 1"lne at.orate f acillly over lbe we•kend In a serlea of bur11.n. that COit ftve renten a ~ of $3,000 1n valuablel, police Mid today. Tb• breu ·lnl at Llnkletter Storaae. UMt letrrey Road, ln· volved moltb' lkl1nC and camp-tnc equtpmeot, ID add1Uoa to a rodlac cbalr, poUee were toad. Tbe lndhldual partlH vie· Umllecl were not lmmedl•telt ldutln.ct by pollee. Suspect Crashes, Seized 87 AST11\1a •·VINSEL 01 • IM9Y ""' .... A baDdlt suspect belleved to be the 1ame OM who robbed another Colt.a II•• liquor at.ore Sunday nlaht Jay near dea th today after c raablnt b h 11pt't!dma motorcycle Monday ni~hl while pursued by police on the gf'OWld and ln the air. The s"'pect -be reportedly baa a red ·oranae s t reak bleached or dyed down t he middled ht.s bead -wu ttsted 1n very critical condition today al UC Irvine Medical Center. ArW ....... Investigators said he suffe~ major head Injuries when thrown from his lightweight motorcycle when tl crashed into a curb durin& the chase. His tumbling body came lo rest m the Daily Pilot's plant pa rking lot at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. police said. YUGOSLAV 'mOOPS TURN THEA EYES TOWAAO PRESIDENT CARTER AS HE INSPECTS GUARD ReaHurfng Po91·Tito Nation of Amet1u'• Comrnttment to 'Independent Vugoalevla' Fro• P~:\f lnvestlgators identlfied the man as Hungarian-born Frank Petho. 31. of 4SO Victoria St .. Apt S. Costa Mesa . AIRPORT • • De tective Lt. J aclt Calnon stressed \.hat his identification is only tentative and could be an alius. Petho had a llegedly just held up Hilgren Square Liquors at 9.50 pm. when the pursuit was initiated. police said. A stocky, lone bandit wielding a 16-gauge shotgun and wearing a similar bizarre dyed stttak in his hair robbed the EZ Inn Liquor Store, 145 E. 19th St .. about 24 hours earlier . The clerk at the Hilgren Square bottle shop. 250 E. 17th SL. telephoned police seconds after the gW1man fled with an undisclosed s um of m oney lie loo used a !l awed-off !>hot gun ··our helacoptcr was right over the scene." Lt Cal non s aid today. "He p1ckC<l him up goinR out of the parking lot with his headlif(ht out." He said the helicopter pilot a nd o.bser ver. officer s Jim W a~n l'r and Dave Ketchum rad10<-d the fleeing motorcycle's dir~ct1on or travel throughout tht• chai.e through downtown streets O fficer Gar y Bennett and reserve officers Greg Coulter and John Brown in patrol cars on the ground picked up the chase quickly. The fleeing cycle s ped up 17th Street to Newport Boulevard and then lo Harbor Boulevard, f inal ly c r ac king up h is motorcycle at Bay Street and Thurm Avenue. Police said a s awed-off shotgWl and a s um of money were confiscated at the scene. where the susped was placed under arrest by proxy due to hlS t r1t1caJ m1uries. lie rould oot be advai.ed of h•'> r11~ht s becau s e of his unconsr1ou.s condition TRIAL ••• hallway conversation last week pt' rt a ming \t) the case. Judge McBride was t.old last Thursday that Miss Beater's father in-law had said in a loud voice that Smith already had been convicted in federal court or attemptmg to extort money fro m Larry Fox, the dead woman's brother. A witness told the judge and a tt.omeys that some or tbe jurors overheard the man's statements a nd remarked that they didn't know Smith had a previous con· v1ctton connected with the case. Such mfonnation bas not been mtroduced as evidence. However . three jurors quizzed individually Monday each told the judge they moved im· mediately when they heard parts of the conversation COO· cernlng M.IM Bealer. Anothe r juror . Patr icia Adams. said she had heard no one discuss the case. McBride concluded that none of the jurors wbo were in the area had been alfected by the conversation. •·we won't iDquire any further," the tudie said. McBride had tumea doWD de· fense requesu for a mlltrlal last week based on the Incident ln the hallway. With Monday's tour ot the south county. the prosecution ended lta cue aaainst Smitb and Giles was to open bla defeme to- day. Glles conten ds t he two henchmen known u Jack aod R ay Intimidated Smltb loto partlclpaUnl tn the klU.~ of Ml11 Bealer, whole body baa never bMI\ found. The two men worked for bullneN competlton ot lbe woman'• brother, a oon- 1tructtoa tomp&Q)' owner. the attorney eJalmed. Jt eonvfcc.ed ol murder and k t dnapptn1 with 1pe clal drcumatudl. &nitb could be H ntmced to dea&.b IA tbe IU chamber. This petiUoo for stay, sa.id Cof· fin. alleges \.hat the CAB failed to prepare environmental im· pacl statements before award- ing routes t.o fly out or Orange County to Frontier Airlines Western Airlines and PSA. ' Although the three airlines have been granted routes as part of the CAB 's automatic market entry system, the county ha~ not given them permisalon tl> fl y the routes. Finally, the council announci!d that 1t had dtt1ded to 11nmerse the city m another legal battle. this one against the Federal Aviation Administration an re· li?ard t.o noise and access issues at the airport Last February. the FAA or· dered \.he county to open up John Wayne Airport to all qualified air <'arrier'8 Currently, only Air Cahfontia and Hughes A1rwet.t n y out of the airport Cofftn said the city filC<l a pet!· tton Monday lo be named as an a m1 cus curiae <a frumd of the court l on an ex1sl1ng lawsuit agamst the FAA hied by Air Caltforina. T his move. Coffin explained, keeps the city from becoming part of the suit but allows 1t to advise the court on its posit100 on airport expansion. Newport l:Jeach's legal in· vol vements. which now stretch from Orange County back to the nation's capital. wall be funded from a $250.000 war chest the council set up last year. Gangs lnv!Uk Japan Cit y TOKYO <AP I Gang!> of motorcych:>t~ and hot·rodde~ invaded Osaka in western Japan and went on a lootmi! spree that left one youth dead a nd an undetermined number of others inJurE'd, Jap11nt.•.,c newspapers reported Police refused to give details of the in<'ident, but J a panese news papers reported Mond ay that the "runaway tribes" as they call themselves. swarmed into the industrial <'1t y. attacked pedestrians and clashed with nval ~anl(s One )'Outh was killed when he cras h e d hi s c ar o n an expressway, the newspapers reported Carter Vows Slavs Firm U.S. Support BELGRADE. Yugos lavia (AP l -President Carter arr ived in Belgrade today. r ea ffirming Am e rica 's commitment to "a s trong, independent and non-a ligned Yugoslavia" and its support for detente. Emphasizing his backing for Yugoslavia's unique role 1n Eastern Europe, Carter pa id tribute to the late Josep Broz T ito. the architect of the com mu n i s t cou ntr y 's mdcpendent policies, and l&d a wreath at tus tomb "My pleasure m v1s1 tmg this proud a nd beautiful land 1s tern pered by the sorrow we all (Pel at the passing or President Tito He was a li(reat man. one of th e li(reatest of th e 20t h century " Carter !>aid a~ he arrived m Belgrade to a 2~ gun ~alute. and a personal wPlcome by Tito!> s uccessor, OvtJetan MiJatov1c "President Tito left a prec1nu., legacy. a stron~. mdependtnl and non·ah)tned Yugoslavia · Carter sa1d at Surcin airport · I have rome t.o Selgrade to assure you or the fr1 e nd s h1p and support or the Uruted State5 as you bwld on lballegacy " · Th e f o und atio n of U S Yugoslav relallons 1s "firm and durable," Carter said. after he arrived aboard Air force One at 8 J9 a m ( 12 39 a m PDT 1 on a fli ght from Venice. ltalv Procla1m1n~ hi e; administration's .,,1pport for detentP, Carter said that th1 '> p olicy ··mu 'l bl' ba!>ed on n•<'1proc1ty It 'llU!>t be based on mutual r estra.nt It must b•• based on the principles of sovereignly , terr1tor1al intei;tnty. and non-mtt>rfereoce in the affairs of other nalloni.. "These are the principles of interna tional l1f1> for wh1rh Yugosla via has a lw a)' st1 uggJed. · · the president s a 1'1. recogruzmg the long fight Tito conducted for h 1 s <'O un try ·.., mdependence from both Mosrow and the West. After the formal welcome. wh1<'h included honors by Tito ., personal guards outfitted tn lJghl blue turucs. Caner drove into this cap1taJ city on the Danube. fo llo wing a motor cade route ' linPd lJ~ an f'St1mated 100,000 Yugo~l;.ns, '-"hCJ µa cked the. s1dc·walk eight deep at tames and waved American and Yugoslav flali:S ThP 5') c·:H motor<:<lde made UIJ iJllTIO.,l COll re ly Of 0 black' Me r C'edt's Benz automobiles . v. as p<>rhaps th~ longest of Carter's pn·-.1d<.!ncy Afte r "1s1l1ng T1 to•s white marble crvpt . wh1cb Carter de'>{'rtbl'<i a.., a \'{Ory beautiful '. m,•mon.11 111 a ~r~Jl man." the "1s1t111~ \H•'sHient met with M1Ja lo\1t·. hi s Yugoslav c'•JU ntt·rparl. 1n the Dedinje Pa I .ic.:e u modt'rn building dt.•c·orah.-d with abstract murals an<l multt·hu1·d nowers. Tht•\ 11• making me feel very wt'lt-onw. <'drll'r said of h1:. r1·t 1•pt11m IJ-. the Yu)toslavs. as th•· nlt't'llng l>t•gJn IRAN ... Irani.in 1•.1rl1Jmt:nt a fte r it •·hoow.., a 1mm1· m1mster. The hoc;t,1g<' c ri'>1i. "could be seUled 1n four or flH· weekl>." he said. lfl• dedm~ to answer ques· 1111n::. on 111mht1uns I ran might 'l'l for n·lea:.e of the 53 \merllan., 111 their 234th day in C' J pt1 \II\ ltidJ:'> ' Wt! II W \' he .,aid. S111·a.k1n)! '"11 tt r~Porters later twfori· t11::. dc•r1.1r1ure from Pans l•>r T•·hr,111 (;h11tb1adeh :.aid the 1 ... 1.i11111 11 l1lJnh holdml! the ht •'ilJ.:•"'• hJ\ 1· aln·ady given J "IJI .inu· · lhcv will abide In 1 h1• l'arllJml'nl s ifec1:.1on Khomeini hi.I' ordered Parba· m 1·11l to 1frndt• the fate of the Am !ricun::.. its membe rs are d1v1df.'<f II\ t•r whether to place th1•1n cm ln;•I a:-. "spies " I n W a.., h 1 n g lo n . a St ate D1•partm1•nt '>i>Okt•sman s atd Mr.., Timm. or Oak Creek. Wis .• .,_, .i..., granlt"ii 1 he t'Xempt1on from l'n·s11lt·nt Carll'r'!-ban on travel tn Iran for humamtanan rea· .. on" ' Sh'' n>q uesh>d permission t.o J?O "1th her attorney and it was i.:rantMi It was granted to ~et her t•hild ou t. n othing polaticat." the spokesman said. • --------·-- 7 Lagana/South Coast EDITION ~our Hometown Dally N~wspaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Irvine's Begins Monday ~ Dally f'IMC "'"" ., ,_ Mht .... , WITNESS Kl.AASEN POINTS TO SPOT WHERE HE SAID HE SAW VICTIM Judge, Jury and Attorneys In Murder Trfal Hear OP9n Air Testimony at Dana Harbor ·Murder Case Jury ·Sees Kidnap Site 8) DA VJD KUTZMANN Of -DAiiy Pilot 51AH Jurors in the Orange County Superior Court murder trial of Larry D. Smith of Newport Beach traveled to Dana Point Monday. but the journey was anything but a simple sightsee· ing excursion. Le d by prosec utor Dave Carter. the nine-woman. three· rnan jury went to the Dana Point 'Harbor location where com· • mercial fishe rman Donald Klaasen had testified he saw a small boat last August brieOy pull in before heading back to sea Aboard that boal, Klaasen bad testified. were Smith a nd the woman Smith is accused of kid· napping and killing at sea. Carolyn Bealer. 25, of Garden Grove. Smith, 43, has contended two men known only as J ack and Ray were aboard the crart, too. , and killed Miss Bealer after forc ing him to pilot the boat from Dana Point. Klaasen. who also came to the harbor Monday to s how jurors ·where he was standing when \he boat pulled in. had told the court he saw no one other than Smith and Miss Bealer aboard. T he Jury was transported by Espionage Trials Loom For Hostages By The Associated Press Iran's foreign minister said the U.S. hostage crisis may be resolved in about a month, and the State Department granted an exemption to Barbara Timm to see her captive son again. But any optimism about a quick re- lease for the Americans was dampened by a radical Islamic party which urged Parliament to have the hostages tried as spies. "Imam Khomeini and the Ira·. nian nation believe that the hostages are spies and must be tried," the Struggling Moslems' Movement, whicb ls close to the Americans' captors, said in its party newspaper Om mat. ·'Those deputies who do nol ask for trying the hostages are in fact compromisen who resist the demands of Imam Kho· meinl'' President Abolbasaao Bani· Sadr met wit.b Khom'ini today Hd said afterward' they d.la· • cussed developments in Iran. in· t oluct.iq eeonomlc and sec:urit.y ,JIUllten, tbe offlclal Pan news qeacy rep«ted. -lleaawlllle, Pan reported tbe ueeadola of 1S lnsur .. nta In nertbweat Iran. It aald they .-ere bmd aWJty of klll1na tbe ,.o•enaor·ceaeral or Kboy, a 'lo•• la Iran'• nortbweat Aaerbaijaa pro•lace, and 1ix r.Yohlliaury ~ lncludlq • t.owp'• IUU'd commuder. : • ~ ncMo NpQl1ed tbe •· '~ f1I foal' ,....... llandQ ~.Ill S9tD PrboD tn 'hbran 1ueb ea:z• H mltap· funds, form· .,~kj·····=== ............. CllelMJlll.hp.U> bus to the harbor while Smith followed in a sheriff's depart· ment vehicle. In addition to viewing Dana Point locales, the panel also was taken on the C?i rcuitous South County route that Miss Sealer's brother said he was told to follow last sum· mer when an extortionist was demanding $100.000 in exchange for his sister's safe return. But before venturing outdoors Mon da y. Judge L eon a rd McBride and defense attorney Terry Giles questioned several me mbers of the jury to de· termine if they bad overheard hallway conversation last week perta~ tn the case. Judge McBride was told last Thursday that Miss Bealer's father-in-law bad said in a loud voice that Smith already had been convicted in federal court of attempting to extort money fro m Larry Fox. the dead woman's brother. A witness told the judge and attorneys that some of the Jurors overheard the man's statements and remarked that they didn't know Smith had a previous con- viction connected with the case. Such information has not ~n introduced as evidence. However. three jurors quizzed DMtyl"iltltS\Mt ....... ON TRIAL FOR MURDER Larry D. Smith tndtvidually Monday each told the judge they moved im- mediately when they heard parts of the conversation con· cerning Miss Bealer. <See TRIAL, Page AZ> Carter Vows Slavs , Finn U.S. Support BELGRADE. Yugos lavia (AP) -President Carter a rrived in Belgrad e today, reaffirming America's commitment to "a strong, independent and non-aligned Yugoslavia" and its support for detente. Emphasizing his backing for Yugoslavia's unique role in Eastern Europe, Carter paid tribute to the late Josep Bro:& Tito. the architec t of the com muni st country 's independent policies, and laid a wreath at his tomb. "My pleasure in visiting this proud and beautiful land is tempered by the sorrow we all feel al the passing of President Tito. He was a great man. ooe of the gre atest o f the 20th century," Carter said as be arrived in Belgrade to a ~-gun salute, and a personal welcome by Tito's successor, Ovijetin Mijatovic. "President Tito left a precious legacy, a strong, independent and non-aligned Yugoslavia." Carter said at Surcin airport. "1 <See CARTER, Pa&e AZ> Dana Pianist Dies In Duarte Hospital Burial was scheduled today for Mary Mancini, S'7, of Dana Point, a piumt ror many years for the Nailooal Broadcuti.na Company. She died 'lbunday at lbe City ot Hope MedJcal Center ln Duarte. Born in Loa Anaeles, Mn. Mancini met ber husband, Tbomu Manclnl while worklna for the bro9dcutlnt compan,y in Hollywood in 1M4. ' Sile wu atalf pianlat and or· 1aal1t, and librarian for the company tor nine yean. Mr. ud Mn. Wanctn.I allo broadeut a radio pr'OIJ"am, ManclnJ Moodl, In the late ~··· M re. Mancini and her husband, a concert vlollnt1t, t.ben founded ~ Delert Svm· eh~ny Orcbestra in Palm IPrblll, wbei'e abe WU C0GC«t plant1t, staff pianist, and persoa.neJ dli'ector for mother nine years. ln recent years the Mand.nis served as stall musicians ol the Community Cburcb by tbe Bay lD Newport Beach, and allo held recitals ln tbe Southern California area. Mn. Manclnl wu an almanua of UM Olp Steed Plano Scbool in Loe AQpi. ud a life member of Phl Beta, ~·• national ptof ... k>ftal fraternity of imwic and art. Kn. Manclni It turvived by her bUlband, Thornu llandnl of Dana Polnti· her mother, Mrs. Noelie Kap anlan of San Juan Capistrano; a llOO, Robert David Mancini ol Wahalawa. Hawaii, and a dtlulbi.r Catherine Ann llandnt ol C.p&ltruo Beach. " 1 Four Recounts Set · In County Election The first in a series of four re· counts demanded by candidates not trusting the results of their races in the June 3 elections w11J begin Monday at the Orange County Registrar of Voters or- fice. Irvine City Council candidate David Baker who lost by 60 vot es t o i nc umbe n t coun· cilwoman Mary Ann Gaido. is among those who will pay the registrar's office $275 per day for a vote recount. Another r ecount that will begin Mond ay Involves De mocratic preside ntial con· tender Lyndon LaRouche whose vo t e co unt in th e 38th Con gressional District was lowered by about 7 .000 votes because of what county election offi cials termed a computer er· ror in \he original tabulation As a result of the lower total. La Rouche failed to win a de· legate to the Democratic Na· tional Convention in New York in August. Shirley Deaton, assistant reg- istrar of voters. said recounts sought in two races in Orange County Central Municipal Court haven·t been scheduled yet Seeking recounts in those races a re attorney Bobby Youngblood. who lost to mcum· bent Judge Richard Orozco by 217 voles a nd a ttorney Dan Dutcher who failed to rorce a runoff against incumbent Judge Ca rl Frank by a 900-vole margin. Meanwhil e two repres en· tatives of Secretar y of State Bergeson's C.Oast Park Bill 'Safe?' Assemblywoman M ar1 an Bergeson expect s li ttle legislative opposition to a plan allowing residents to temporan· ly remain in their homes in the area ol a new state coastal park between Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. The two houses of the st.ate · Legislature are to vote on the plan during budget hearings later this week, according to Glor ia Seelye, an aide to the as· semblywoman. El Morro residents will be al· lowed to stay in their home-s un· til their 20-year leases expire and Crystal Co~e residents can stay in their homes for two years while planning is conduct· ed on the state park, under the terms of the plan. The plan allowing residents to stay in their homes was ap· proved by a legislative con · ference committee over the weekend. R.L. Mortimer Dead, at83 Randolph L . Mortimer a veteran of World War I and a res· ideot of Laguna Beach for more than J4 years, d.ied at has home Saturday. He was 83. Mr. Mortimer. who Uved at 1575 Glermeyre St., served in the U.S. Army from 1916 to 1919, and saw actioo in the Champagne and Lorraine repons oC France, the sites of some or the fiercest World War I figbling. Mortimer 15 survived by his daughter, J oan Donaldson of Laguna Niguel; bb son. John A. Mortinier of Santa Ana; his three p-andchlldren, and seven great-grandchlldren. There are no plans for funeral services. Rabies Clinic Set For San Clemente A publlc antl -rables vacclnation clinic for docs ls scheduled for Moods)', June 30. from T p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Cabrillo Community ClubhOuse, 100 N. Sevtlle1 San Clemente. The Clinic 11 sponsored by the Southern Callfornla Veterlnary Medical ANoclatlon. The cost \a $2 perq. March Fong Eu were complet.Jng their mquiry today into problems that delayed tabulation of the county's final vo\e for more than tldays. blamed on computer program· min~ errors. Tho~e delays h ave been A reoort from the Secretary of State's office 1s exJ>i!cted after the representatives return to Sa<'r~mentn , Girls of Sunanter Jam a Silverman of Balboa Island (pedaling> gives Nancy Stoebe or Laguna Beach a Mde along the waterfront near the Balboa Pier m Newport Beach. The girls were headed to the beach (where else? J to enjoy Monday's summer weather. San Juan to Weigh ·Hillside Guidelines San Juan Capistr ano city councilmen and planning com missioners will d iscuss g uidel in es f o r hill s ide development Wednesday night pr ior to conductmg a public h earing on the city's $11.6 million preliminary budget for 1980-81. The h i llside guide l i nes workshop will be at 6 p.m . lbe budget hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m . The works hop is for review or the guidelines in detail before they are adopted in ordinance rorm. The guidelines will be a supplement to the city's land use management ~e. A bout 40 arcbit~ts. engineers and builders have been invited to participate at tbe meeting. Consultant Robert Yudell ol the firm Moore. Ruble. and Yudell of Santa Monica, which prepared the guidelines, is expected to be on band. The city's budget, t o be discussed at the 7: 30 p. m. meeting, includes a $881,200 general fund deficit which officials say they will reduce before rtnat adoption of the Unemen Suspended SAN JOSE <AP> -Slx linemen for Pacific Gas and E l ectric Co. bave been suspended after refuslnS to clean up a hasardous chemical ~pill Friday on a freeway. budget later this summe r City Manager James Mocalis ha s s aid he will s ubm it recommendations on how to reduce the deficit. Coast Weather Fair Wednesday. Lows tonight 50 at the beaches. ss inland . H ighs WednesC1ay 75 to 821 • INSIDE TODAY The po.uoge o/ years has changed Uw /oc• of Ko~a. But glowing embn's remain alJw Mq> inltde tlw tmdtt o/ the un.itoble d1ull political 1tructun. where war broke out "' years ago tomorrow. ~e P•Cll. l••ex At Y-W'<lke ,., -Yin CIJ>H 1 ··-........ CJ~ ...... L.,.,._..,_ M Me\1-1~ M ; ......... ..... Or•• c-tY At I c.i.....ie M ~kN.ek• ! c .. BlttM Ott • At,114.CJ I (»lolkl C1t SytYI• ...,_ .. o-•_. en ~ .,,. o..-..... att o.. s~ "' .......... M M«• Meltoltl .. 1~1-Ctlo'4 ,_...,,,._ Cll ......... (14 TIM>eMn Cl).H ....,_.,_ CJ W•.-W M ,_,... ..... CW............ M -~ ca J DAii.VALOT I ,;iia---J~ T BREAKING-----... Loi..,...., f"1fll ,... •• ~ _, 7 •'1 1 ......... ,, ... Senate OK. $36 BillWn Aid to Ediuxmon Bill WASRINGTON (AP> -1"be &.law approved loday 11-4 a Ove )'e&I', S.11 bUllon aid to-~ucatlon bJll aft.er r-.oundJntlY de ftaUq an amcndmtml whlch would heve perm Ued eome atu- Aentt at prtvat.e end parochlaJ acboots lO .-.celve federal U • 11.alan~ rOf" tht-Ont tJme The Sefta.t. did adopt an amendment lhat W0'4ld nd In tel"fltt lrtt loam ltl t'Ollfl~ aludc.ota. a mov lb.at 1pomor1 1ald would uve t.M aovemment 13 t»Uion over the next ftve yean The blU .,_ to a C'Olftf•"°ce WJUl I.be Howl•. A 71.~ ~defeat.cl the private eebool am.ndmecu olrered by Sen. DWel Patriclt MOJ1llb,an, O.N V. Noyulhan cool•nd«t that hb wu • mod•t propoaaJ Uuit would ~xtend lO lhtt neediest prhal~ elemf'f\t.u·y and ae«Jndary pnvatt school atudenu the ume lypt ot &id 1tvt"n atudf"Ota at private and rell1ou ly orient ed un1wrsltl«* S .. lira 'rlt ..... lrt1 ........ 'fHlht MADRID. Spain (AP> -Duque a.ep.uUIU Uu'eatened to bomb pa.rt of Spam s tounst cout ton\ght, the e ve of President C'arttr'io ~C'ht"dulrd arnval an Madnd Tho aeparatJst orcan11all00 ETA. whose iUernlla6 lulled seven ln an anU tounst campalMJ' Jut summer •aatost the Spanish government. warned two bombs would co ort ln Ahcante provinre. 300 mild from~ Spanish capital. .-~1 ... ,.,, hrla 0trw.W..1AH111 WASHINGTON <AP> -A government board today ap- proved a ~ m.llUoa federally guaranteed loan to the allinc Chrysler Corp. In a short meeting delayed repeatedlr, lut week by balking banks worried about the automaller's ability to sur· vive. The final approvaJ wH P015tponed for 90 minutes this mom· Ing because of a fire Monday night ln a New York City office building where some crucial loan documents were localed. The Chrylser Loan Guarantee Board approved issuance or $500 million In guaranteed notes and affirmed ita commitment to back another $1 billion in future loans. The acUons come desplte conUnued deterioraUon in the auto industry. with sales declining amid a fast-deepening recession 81 mfJ T•rea• Delat1• Plawe LOS ANGELES <AP) -Some 300 British Airways passengers spent a night in hotels when their jeUiner's takeoff was delayed almost 18 hours by a bomb scare, authorities said to- day. Pohce dogs searched the 747 and alJ its luggage after an anonymous caller said Sunday that the jumbo jet "would not leave lhe ground" because of a bomb aboard. But no bomb was found. said Leigh Hatayama, su~nntendenl of operations at Los Angeles lntemaltonal Airport. Nerada Tnu V•dergroeaul °""~ LAS VEGAS (AP) -A nuclear deVlce with a )'leld of less than 20,000 tons or high explosives w as exploded deep beneath the Nevada Test Site today The Department or Energy said the weapons-effect test was conducted 1.050 feet beneath Yucca Flat, about 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas From Page A I TRIAL •.. Another Juror . Patricia Adams. sa1d she had heard no one discuss the case McBride concluded that none of lhe jurors who were 1n lhe area had been affected by lhe conversation. "We won't inqwre any further," the lud2e said Mc Bride had tu med down de· fense requests for a mistnal last week based on the mc1dent lO the hallway. With Monday's tour of the south county, the prosecut1on ended Its case agams t Smith and Giles was to opee tus defense to- day. Giles contends the two henchmen known os J ark and Ray 1ntamadated Smith Into participating 10 lhe kid.napping or Miss Bealer, whose body has never been found. The two men worked for business com~lltors of the woman's brother. a con- struction company owner, the attorney claimed. H coov1cled of murder and kidnapping with s p eci al circumstances. Smith could be sentenced to death in the gas c hamber Bird Watchers Set Members of the South Coast Audubon Society are p)aMing an outing to observe shore birds at close range Saturday al 8 a.m. in Buena Vista Lagoon in Oceanside. Those Interested In further information may call 492·2598. DAILY PILOT , ... Or-c-°*''• ....... •ff• _ .... ·---............................ .., .... Or-C...~c....... ....... . ..... ""'" ., ..... u.rf ......... ..,_._.,_ ,.,~, .... c.o.a.e ----· .. __ 9••<•1,..0lif"'l•tft Y•tl•r. tt•~"·• l. ... W't• ...._ .. _,~ c..nt A~,....,..., .. f.-t n -·-!.of-... --... , ... __ -·-.,._ "., UD -&.• "'"'-I' O 8o• ·-c... ....... c.i~ .. -.,.. .. -.-. ... _..._..__ H(•tl tw-, "'<•-·-o.-•--~ll-~-... .,_ • .&........,.... -.........u. ~ .. "--~, ... Moon Ba/,loon Contest Set In Capistrano Balloons will be fiying ln San Juan capi.st.rano Friday, when the city recreation department bolds its balloon-to-the-moon contest. Participants will r elease he ltum-f11led halloons with a pre-addressed card attached at three local.Jons m diHerent parts of the city. The finder or the balloon and card is asked to mail the card back to the r ec reation department. and the person whose card is received by Aug. 1 with the most distant pos t mark will be declared the wanner. Each participant may release only one balloon and c ard. Balloons will be released a t Edgewood Park at 1 p .m , Capistrano Elementary School at 2:30 p.m. and Marco Forster Junior High School at 4 p.m . Pair Critical After Crash A San Clemente woman 81ld Mission Viejo man remained in critical condition today in Mis· sion Community Hospital after their cars collided bead-on on Oso Parkway. California Highway Patrol of. (leers said that Carmel McGraw. 45, of San Clemente was westbound on the eastbound side of the parkway early Sun- day when the car she was driv- ing collided with one driven by Steve McDonough, 18, of Mlaak>o Viejo. Officers said the accident, which occwnd juat east or tbe San Diego Freeway, b under in- veaUgaUon. Bhue Hits Vacant Home ~cupanta ol a San Clemente houae are aolng to be un- ple11ant.1y IW'Prised wbea they retuni bome and flnd a note from the tlre clepartiuot. TM unocoup(ed lt1"ucture at 152 Ave. Palluda 1uffered heavy an>ote dam11e Sunday afternoon after a atuff ed chalr ln a rear bedroom cauaht fire. f'lremen uU01ul1bed the blaze about 4 p.m . and used lam to clear emote. Wh• no one lbowed up aft« tbe cleanup, ftremen left • noc. uklnf the occupanLI to· call t.bem. lnvllt.,.._. .,.. IUlJ DOt eun what eauMCt tbe llN. CARTER ••• llan coee to Wsr• to .. un 10U Of tile (rftad1blp 8Dd IUODGlt of tM United 9'.atel U JoU lMIDI• Utat lepey ••• Tb• fouadatloa ol U. .• Yuplav retatJona la "ftrm and durable," Cuter uJd, after he arnved aboant Air P'orce OM at 8 39 am. ( 12:39 a.m PDT> on a ntaht from Venice. ltaJy. rroclalmln1 hlt ad m lnlatntlon' • support for deilente, Cuter Hid that lh11 policy "must be baaed on reciprocity ft mu.st be bued on mutual raU'alnt. It muat be baaed on the princlplea or •o verel1nty , territorial Integrity, and oon-lnterference m the attain or other nations. "These are lhe principles ol 1nternatlonal ltfe for which Yuaos lavia has always strug-1ed." the president said, recollUJ,U'lg lhe long figbt Tllo ,..__ 11:".I 11:".I II:' lltf ronducted for his country ·s • ~ .. •Nt r .rst r G• independence from botb Moscow . ' and the West Marvin Sadik, director of the National After the formal weJcom~. Portrait Gallery in Washington, di.splays which included honors by n _to s the Gilbert Stuart paintings of George and ~rsonal guards outfitted in li&ht M rtha w ... ,_ bi h th purchased for about $5 million. They are • the only paintings or the first president and his wile known to exist. blue tunJcs. Carter droft into a asiWJgtoo, w c e museum this capital city on the Danube • following a motorcade route lined by an estimated 100,000 Yugoslavs, who packed tbe sidewalk eight deep at Umes ud waved American and Yugoslav nags. The SO-car motorcade. made up almost entirely of black Mercedes Bent automobiles, was perhaps the longest or Carter's presidency. Arter visiting Tito's white marble crypt. which Carter desrrlbed as •·a very beautiful memorial to a great man," the visiting president met with Mijatovlc, his Yugoslav counterpart, in the Dedinje Palace, a modern building decorated with abstract murals and multi-hued flowers. '"They're ma.king me feel very Wf'lcome." Carter said of his recept1on by the Yugoslavs. as the mttt.utg began. There was no immediate U.S. comment on the talks. which lasted more than two hours. But a Joint statement Issued by the United SU.tes and YuRoslav1a r ailed them "cordial and constructJVe." Fro• r..,,.. .4 I IRAN ... In an interview Monday with Frenl·h t e lev:s1on. Iranian F o r e ign Minister Sadegb Ghotbutdeh said the bosta"e ii· sue would be taken up by t.be Iranian Parliament after it r hooses a pnme m101ster. The hostage crulS "could be settled 10 four or fi ve weeks." he said. He declined to answer ques- tions on conditicms Iran blight se t for release or the 53 Americans. in thear 234th day m captivity today. "We'll see." he sa1d. S~alung with reporters later before his departure from Pans for Tehran, Ghotbzadeh said lhe Islamic militants holding lhe hostages "have already given ... assurance" they will abide by the Parliament's decision. Khomeiru has ordered Parlia· ment to decide lhe rate of tbe Am.,ricans; its members are di vided over whether to place them oo tn1d as "spies." In Washington, a Stale Department spokesman said Mrs. Timm, or Oak Creek, WIS., was granted the exemption from President Carter 's ban oo travel to Iran ror flumanitanan rea· sons '"She requested permission to go with her attorney and it was granted ... It was granted lO get her child out, nothing political." the spokesman said. Mrs. Timm. who met with her 20-year -old son. Marine Sgt. Kevin Hermening during a 10- day lrlp to Tehran ln April. a.aid she had not decided i! she would return. Scuba Diving Class Slated A class in scuba diving will be offered at Crown. Valley Community Part in Laruna Niguel twice weekly begiM•na Tbunday. Tbe program will loclude 38 hours ol tnatructfoo, two beach dives. and one trip to Catalina Island. Student.I mu.st brtna a mast, aoortle, and nm, but I.be instructor will provide the remainJ..ng equipment. Fee for the clus, to meet Tuesdays and Tbundaya from a to 10 p.m., ls .-r.~ per student. Further Information may be obtained by contacting Black Bart's AQuatict at -..5891. Pair Beat, Roh Pendleton Marine A Caarap Peodl•ton Marine wa1 but.ea &Dd robbed ~ two men out.a. tbe w Pultu iate to tb• mJUtary facilft1 early today. PFC Dave Biddle Hld two men a,pproacbed bl.m at tbe pa. to tbe .... Una bue .... but bllb .up, taldnf bl1 wallet coawnaq '71. ' Mesa Airport I.and Target of Lawsuit By STEVE MARBLE Of .... Ollty ...... , .... t n a surprise cnove. Newport BeaC'h city officia.U launc~ a three-pronged legal attack against the County of Orange Monday a.a .oart of a cootinu.in" drive to block expaoalao of John Wayne Ah'port. The lawtuita, flied In Orange County Superior Court, are aimed al baltlo1 tb• county f!"'Om purcbulng 13.S acres of land in Costa Mesa oa the west side ot the airport. County of'ficiala, now finning up a~quisition of the two separate parcels, contend the land is needed to accommodate aircraft businesses and private airplane tiedowns. Hugh Coffin, Newport's city attorney, said two of the su.its ask the court to order the county to prepare environmental impact statements on lhe effects of such expansion before moving ahead with the land purchase. The third suit -an injunction -simply asks that the county be blocked from going any further with the land acquwtioo. Newport Mayor Jackie Heather, during Monday evening's city cou.ncll sesa100. explained that the city was flllog the suits .. wtlb a greal deaJ of reluctance" and recognized th.at the legal attack was a serious challenge to the county. ··We deliberated at great l e ngth regarding th f' ad\ 1sab11tty or this lawsuit but ft>lt we were for ced into a position to bring Uu.s lawswt to protect lhe interests of the city and lta citizens," tbe mayor remarked. San Joan Residents Offered Claase8 Classes ln a cting, danclnr. painl.tng. and speed reading will be among those offered by the San Juan Caplstrano Recre.atJoo Department befinAJ..al Monday. Family excurakms also will be offered. Further information may be obtained by calhng •93-un. en. 247. ' She said the adverse effects of any e~paruuon on Newport will be tremendowJ and ulled lhe county's move to purchase the 13 5 acres "another step in lhe piecemeal growth and expansion of the airport." Attorney Coffin said continual airport expans ion has gone un r hecked a nd that county officials have fa.I.led to comply with the California Environmental Quahty Act A ma.steT plan of th(' airport, 1nrludtng a fuJl ·scale land and no:se study . and an l'nv:ronmental impar t report a re currently bt>ing prepared and are expectt'd to c-ome up for publ:C' h ea rin g IJ t e th1-. summer In other legal maneuverin~!'>. the city council announced that the city will be fil.mg legal artJon rn the United St.ates Court or Ap- pea Is in Was hington D <' a gainst the C1v1l Aeronaut1rs Board. This petition for stay, said eor. fm. a.lieges that lbe CAB failed to prepare environment~! 1m· pact satementa before award· ing routes to fly out of Or~e County to Frontier Airlines, Western Airlmes and PSA. 3 Expedition Camps Slated Three expedJtion camps -an backpacking, rock chmbin~. and skm dJvtng -will ~ held by tbe South Coast YMCA beginning Saturday. The backpacking camp will run from Saturday through Au~. I, the rock cltmbing camp will be from Aug. 4 th.rough 8. and the s kin dlving camp will be Crom Aug. 11 lhrough 15. The camps are designed to instruct and train seventh through tenth graders In the designated s kills. Anyone interested in further 1nformat10n should call '9S-OU3 or 831·9122. lagunans Report Burglars Thieves made off with mor~ than $4,500 m CliSh and olhet mcrchand1:.e 1n three separate burglan~ reported lo police lfl l.ag una B e a c h over th~ weekend. Tht: larg«sl loss was from the apartmt.tnl of Hick Scott in the 400 block of Cypress Drive. ·where police saad $2,700 in ca.'it\. was tak<>n soml• time early Sun· dJy aft1·moon A pol:<·c spokes man said Scott told them hi! had 27 to 100 b1Us haddcn 1r1 a br:efcase in his <1partmt·nt Jlt> reported ly left hrs re ... adt.-nct> for a s hort pt:nod. and wht•n ht' r•·tumed cit cibout 3 p m th"' hrrl:"'fra!>e and 1\.s con- lt·nb v.1·r" 1-:•inl' The w<ond burl{lary oecurred in th1· JRO(l block of Glenneyre :-,trl't't at thl' hornt.: o{ Timothy Vedenoff, who told police he wPnl t.11 bt-d c<1rly !-iunday night and da<1 not hcc.r the tb1eves entt-r lui. house. Vendenoff re ported losing jewt>lrv, ra'ih and fis hing t-quapmf'Jll Vdlued at Sl,650 plus M?\'e ral credit cards. A third burglary occurred at the Marho Haar Salon at 1590 South Coast lllghway where S400 1n ca:.h wa~ taken. A pohre i.pokes man sa1d lhe 1h1ev1.., entert'd the shop by pry. 111J.: 01>.•11 a ... 11drn~ ~lai.s door Ln the I ront of the !>hop. Laguna Home Hit In Sl,000 Burglary Thi('ves who broke into a home in th<' 1100 bl<><:k of Baja Street in Laguna Beach Monday too k camera equipment plus l(Old and diamond Jewelry worth mor(' Uian $1.000, according to pohrf' A pohre spokesman said today that Clifford J essen. lhe owner or the house. r eporte d the burglary orrurr ed sometime during afternooo hours. Oraage Coast EDITION "••r Hometown D•lly .. wMpape VOL n, NO. 176, 3 SECTIONS, 3' PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1980 C TWENTY-FIVE CENT County Sued on ., nsvs •••a• ................ I• w .. lw tBOYe, NewPOrt ... dty otnc: ala &auncbed a tbree0 pron1•d le1al attad •1•lmt the Coudty ol Oranae Mooctay u.. oart ol a to0tlnu.ln1 drive to block upanalon ol John WaytM& Alf'P0'1 The lawsuit.I, nled lo Oranae County Superior Court , are atmed at &altlnc lht' county from purchasing 13 ~ acres ot * * * I Airport Deadline Issued Orange County supe rvisors warned their staff members to- day they want the master plan for John Wayne Airport finished on time. Supervisors learned in an in· teri m progress report that work on the document meant to guide the county airport's develop· ment through the year 2000 1s running about 11 days behmd schedule. But Barbara Fox. assistant , director of General Services ,Agency, insisted that the final draft ver sion of the plan, authored by VTN Consolidated or Irvine, should be finis hed by its original completion date of July 13. "We have told them we would like in writing whether they are t going to be late or not ," Ms. Fox ; said. ~ The third interim report on , physical facilities, which makes up one third of the master plan documents. ls due this week. That interim repo rt will · f feature projected costs ror car· rying out various airport pro;. I eels, such as expanding the passenger terminal. Supervisor Philip Anthony said the board "ought to hold t Ms. Fox and her boss responsi· ble" for insuring the timely re- l lease or the master plan's final draft version. Supervisor Thomas Riley. whose district inc ludes the airport. said the board is con· cemed about the plan's timeli- ness because "we want the public to understand we do mean business on this study " Trish Butler. environmental planner for VTN, said the rirm expects to have the ftrst copy of the draft report fini shed by July 14 Planners OK Cycle Display A conditional use permit al· lowing a concrete display pad for new motor cyc les at a landscaped Ha rbor Boulevard Honda dealership was approved Monday ln a brief Costa Mesa Planning Commission meeting. Operat.on of the business at 28S8 Harbor Blvd.. had sought permlaalon to lnatall three such pads to advertise their motorcycles. City planning staff advlaon recommended commissioners deny penn.lasion for the di.splay areas enOrely, but the com· tnl••'on voted to allow one in· stallation to &bow off new Hon· daa. Coast Weather Falt Wednelday. Lowa toat1bt • at UM beaches, 5S l•land . Hl&b• W.._,ay 15 to a . land ln CG.LI MeH on the w~t atde ot t.be airport Coun&y otfldala, now rlrmtng up acqul1lUon of the two aeparate parcela, contend the land 11 needed to •ccommodate aircraft butlneaaes and pnvate airplane tledownJ Hush Coffin, Newport's clty attorney, aaid two or the auit.a uk lbe court to order Lbe county lo prepare environme ntal impact statements on the effects or 1uch expanalon before movtna •head wlth tbe land purcb.ue. The th1rd auJt -u bUunctioa 1lmply ulu that the county be blocked from 10Jne any further wilh the land acqulait.lon. Newport Mayor Jackie Heather, during Monday evenlne's city council session, explained that Lbe city was fl1ini the suits "with a g~at deal of rt>luclance" and rerognized that Deity "''"" ,,_ ., CAMlet _, Girls of Smnnaer Jama Silverman of Balboa Is land (pedaling) gives Nancy Stoebe of Laguna Beach a ride along the waterfront near the Balboa Pie r in Newport. Beach. The girls were headed to the beach <whe re e lse? l lo enjoy Monday's summer weather Carter Draws Plan For Afghan Peace BELGRADE, Yugoslavia <AP) -President Carter said today that the United States would be "prepared to explore a tran&ittonal arrangement" for floveming Afghanistan If the Soviet Union agrees lo "the prompt withdrawal" or its troops there. Carter's explanation or his willlngnesa to accept a transi· tlonal government came ln hla toast at a slate dinner at the cloee of a one-da)I vlllt to this ln· Child Abuse Plea Entered tNDIO (AP) -A Palm Sprlno woman bu pleaded no contett to felOlly child abuse char1e1 In connection with all•1aUou that 1be 1but her &-year-old dautbter ln a n~. 5·foot-lon1 cardboard boll for up to 24 houri at a Ume, olflclala la.Id. Llvler Mercado entered tbe Dlta llondaJ ln JJldlo Superior Court. cbaqia1 her earlier plea of innocent. The Rtveulde CoaJrty DIMrtet Ataomey'I otrlce alao .n..d &bat the child wN beatm w&b a eboe ud a belt. TM ....... phta wa1 part ot an asr......m unchr which the deftndaDt .on't be tenteoctd to prllon, but could aUU draw up to a year bl aounty Jail. dependent-minded communist capital. It followed Sunday's Soviet announcement of a partial withdrawal of troop• from their aoutbweat Asian neighbor. On Monday, Carter saJd the partial withdrawal wu not 8de- qu ate to end the •'x·montb Afghan crialt. "We would be prepared to ex· plore a transitional arranae- ment, to be implemented alon,g w1tb the prompt wlthdrawal of a lJ Sov iet troops from Afghanlllan, for the PUl"POM o1 restorlnl peace and tranquillty in tbat 1uflerlng country." Cart.er aald. His effort to break the Af&banlatan loel•m wa1 pref· aced by bla now-standard call for tlM Immediate and total wlthdnwal ot Soviet forcee. But be cootlnued: ··we want to see ...aor.uon of an Independent and nao01Hpad Affban•stan wblcb caa live In PHC. with all it.a neiO.bon ud contritM. to tbe atabl.Uty al tbe r••k>a· "Wlth the wttbdrawal ol ell Soviet IOl"C* hom Af..,..._, we would be ~ IO JcU in auuraDOM ad.,..........,... to "tablUh a tnaJ1 1apeac11at, DOO·allCMd Mlhanlltan, wltb a tovernrMnt acceptable to UM Ar1hu people." CartM t.ha broeehed hit pro- poul for a "traullloaal ar· r101emtnt.•• <IM CAaTD ..... Al) J -. rt Growth Plan the leeaJ attack waa a aertous cballenge to the county "We deliberated at great length regarding the adviaabtUty of this lawsuit but felt we were forced into a position to bring this lawsu.it to protect \be interests of the city and its citizens," the mayor remarked She said the adverse effects or any expansion on Newport will ~ tremendous and called the county's move to pu.rcbaae the J3.S acrea "another 1tep ln the piecemeal growth and expansion of the airport." Attorney Coffin said continual airport expansion has gone unchecked and that county offic1als have failed to comply with the Ca lif o rn ia Environmental Quality Act. A muter plan or the aJrpe>rt, mclu~ a full-scale land and noi s e st udy . and an environmental impact repor~ are currently belnJi prepared and are expected to come up for public he a ring late this summer In olher legal maneuverings. the city council announced that the city wdl be filing legal action in the United States Court of Ap- peals 1n Was h1n Rlon 0 C. against the Civil J\eronaut1<·s Board <See AJRPORT. Pagf> AZ> Mesan Critical C~p Chase Nabs Robbery Suspect By AaTllUR R. VINSEL CM t• 0.llT "-\"9tt A bandJt suspttt believed to be the same one who robbed another Costa Mesa liquor stort- Sunday night lay near death today after cras hing his speeding motorcycle Monday night while pursued by police on the ground and an the air The suspect -he rcportedJy h as a r ed-or ange s tre ak bleached or dyed down the middle of his head was listed in very critit:al condition today at UC Irvine Medical Center Investigators said he s uffert>d major head lnj urlcs wht:n thrown from his lightwl'tght motorcycle when it crashed into a curb during the chase. His tumbling body came LO rest in the Dally Pilot's plant parking lot at 330 W. Bay St., Colla Mesa. poUce Hid Ioveellgators Identified the man as Hungarian-born Frank Petho, 31, o( 450 Victoria St • Apt. s. Costa Mesa. Detective Lt. Jack Calnon stressed that his identillcalloo 1s only tentative and could be an alias. Pelho had allegedly 1ust held up Hilgren Square Liquors at 9:50 p.m. when the pursuit was initialed, police said. A stocky, lone bandit wieldmg a 16-gauge shotgun and wearing a similar blz.arre dyed streak 1n his hair robbed the EZ lnn Liquor Store , 145 E . 19th St., about 24 hours earlier. The cler k al the Hllgren Square bottle shop, 250 E. 17th St.. telephoned police seconds after the gunman fled with an undisclosed sum of money He too use d a s awed-orr shotgun "Our helicoplt'r was right over the scene." Lt Cal non said today "He picked him up going out of the parking lot with tus headlight out.·· He said the ht'licopter pilot and observer. orr1cers Jim Wagner and Dave Ketchum radioed the neetng motorcycle's dlrecUon of travel throughout the chase through downtown streets. Otricer Gary Bennett and reserve ofricers Greg Coulter and John Brown in patrol cars on the ground picked up the chase quickly. The fleeing cycle sped up 17th Street to Newport Boulevard and then to Harbor Boulevard, finally cracking up h is moto~ycle at Bay Street and Tburtn Avenue. Police uld a sawed-off Cyclist Leaps From Bike Before Crash A youn1 Costa Me sa motorcycll1t who chose the leuer ol two evils and leaped ocr bi• btte Monday n11ht before it collided with an oncomm, car etcaped wtth moderate LnJw1ea, police said today. Wlllllm Edward End, 20, of 555 Pau1artno Ave .• told police b• wOUld teek private medlcal attenUon for bis ~urtes. Polite Mid he sustained multi· pie abraalona over bl• body and apparently a aeverely 1pralned knff 11 a NIU.It ol the ml1hap at 8rl1tol Strffl and Sunflower Avenue. Motortat llllaca Atv ... 40, of llOJ '-'lower Ave.!. Santa ~•1 told police ..,. fatlea to ... U'IG before &.be colllllon whtch e>c· CVNd • IM WN maklat a left tum. i.hotgun and a sum of money were con!LSCated at the scene. where the suspect was placed under arrest by proxy due to his Dana Harbor critical 1n1uri('.., Ht> c(luld nol ~ ad v1~NI or h1" r I g h l ... h I . (' a u ... (> ,, ( h I .. unc·on~c·1ou~ t <m d1t 1on. Murder Case Jury Sees Kidnap Site By DAVID KUTZMANN Ol .. o.llY~~ Jurors in the Orange County Superior Court murder trial of Larry D. Smith of Newport Beach traveled to Dana Point Monday. but the journey wu anythl.na but a simple aigh&aee- ID~ excunion. Led by pros et'utor Dave Carter. the nme-woman, three- man jury went to \be Dana Polnt Harbor location where com- m erdal fisherman Donald Klaaseo bad testified he saw a small boat last August briefly pull tn before heading back to sea Aboard that boat. Klaaseo had tesllf1ed, were Smith and the woman Smith is accused of kid· napping and killing at s ea , Carolyn Bealer. 25. or Garden Grove. Sntith. 43. has contended two men known only as Jack and Ray were aboard the craft . too, and killed Miss Sealer after forcing bjm to pilot the boat from Dana Pomt. Klaasen, who also came to the harbor Monday to show Jurors where he was standing when the boat pulled in, bad told lhe court he saw no one other than Srruth and Miss Bealer aboard. The jury was transported by bus to the harbor while Smith followed in a sheriffs depart· ment vehicle. Jn addition to viewing Dana Polnt locales, the panel also was taken on the circuitous South County route that Miss Sealer's brother said he was told LO follow last sum· mer when an extortiomst was demanding SI00.000 in exchange for his sister's safe return. Four Slated The rlnt in a series or four re- counts demanded by candldates not lnJMiDI the raultl of their races in tbe June 3 elect.ions will beain Monday at the Oranae County Registrar of Voters ol· flee. Irvine City Council candidate David Baker who loat by 60 vote• to incumbent coun· cilwoman Mary Ann GaJdo, l• amon1 thoM wbo will pay the reaiatrar'• omce $275 per da.y foravote~-Another recount tbat wUI be11n Monday Involves Demoeratlc pretUlentlal eon· tender Lyodon 1.ARoucbe whoee vote count In th• J8th Con•reulonal Dl1trlet waa lowel'M by about 1 ,000 vota becauee ol what county tl.etlon offltlall termed a computer er· ror In U.. CJril1Dal tabulation. As a ~ cf tM lower total, LaRC>UCM fliled to wit\ a de· le1•t.e to &.be Democratic N1· Uonal Ooav..UC. lD New York lD Aucmt. O••I~ "•let S~ -· ON TRIAL FOR MURDER LAny 0 . Smith But befor«.> Vl'nlurinJ! outdoors Mond ay. Judi.tl' Ll'onard Mc Bride and defensP allomev Terry G1l~s que:.l1ont'd ~everctl m e mbers of the Jury lo de· term1ne 1f they had overheard CSee TRIAL. Pa'te A2) Shirley Deaton, assistant reg. l istrar of voters. said recounts1 sought In two races in Orange County Central Municipal Court haven't been scheduled yet. ~ Seeking recounts In those races are attorney Bobbyl Youngblood, who lost to incum- bent Judge Richard Orozco by 217 votes and attorney Dan Dutcher who failed to force a runoff aealnst Incumbent Judge Carl Frank by • 900 vote marl(in. Meanwhlle two repres~n · tatlves of Secretary or State March Foos Eu were completing their lnqulry today into problems tbal delayed tabulation of the county's final vole tor more than Udaya. Those delays have b een b&amed oo computer prosnm- mln1 erron. A reoort from U'le Secretary of Stat.e'a olfice I• expected af\M tbe repraentatlvea return to Sacramento. OM.VPLOT ~~-JVST BREADNC----........ ...... ~ ,,.,,.,. .............. ... Senate OK. $36 Billion Aid to Education Bill WASHINGTON (AP> -The Smale al)Proved today 81-4 I nv .year ... bUllcm aJd·to-4d\aeaUoft bUl after ruoundln&Jy de f 11ln& an amendment wbtcb would have permitted aomt 1tu dent& •• priwat. u4 pa~tual Mbool1 to rece1vt fe-deral Q · alala_o~ for \M ftnt ltnt ,,,. • dtd ectoa>' .. •mencltnenl &bl would end lA· t ,...,_,,-. loaas lo eoU If' stuideata. • move that 1ponaor1 aald wou.ld .. \-. UMI '°"~mmfllt 13 bUUon ovtr the ntd ftve yeal'1. The bUI SOM to • ronf ~n~ wltb the floUH A 7l Jc \.'ot delutf'd ~ private achoOl arnMdmcnt offered by &on 1>an1ei l~atrkk Moyolhan. I> N Y Moynihan conte,nded that hi• wu a modelt pl"OPCJl.&I that would ntend to lh• nMdlt1t prhal@ lemenury and ecandary pnvale acbool atudenta the aam• tnw of .ud ''"" atudenu at pnvate aod reU1oualy ortant· ed itnh•nltlN ........ r•l"ftl•r• •••lie'" Spabt MADRtt> •• paln 1APl Rasq~ leparat11ll lhN"atened to bomb ~rt ol Spatn'• tourt t ("()ab\ tonleht. thl' eve of Pr~ldent (.'a1rtl'r's 'l<'""'ulfMJ arrl 1l 1n Madrid Thu ~··~rall t or.anl11Uon l"T A. v.·h06l' aut"rnlla:s killed l'\ l'n m .an ant\ toor\ll t•mpalln \allt 1ummer •ttalnst lhl' Sp•n1 h ~\J' C'l'nmc-nl "'arnt'd l~o bomb would go off In Aht'41ltt" ""'"'fl\¥ . mil 'hum the Spanish <'tapltal t 'rdr,..I a .. nt Darb B.,,•l•r Loa" \\ \~Ul'\;1''l'\ \t'1 Chr).,h-r Corp tod61) received a C'hed.. for ..tln"ir.' ~-..1 m11lmn aftt•r • jlO\'l'mmt•nt board ap- pnn 1."i th.• h'd,·r~lh .iuarautet>d IO&J\ ma ~hort meeting delayed repeutt-dh I"''' • N'~ b~ b&lkini banb \o\Orned about the aut1,nu!l.1.•r ~ iabtlit) to un l\l' J.im..-.s \\1.~f\"f\~1.lbn • 18\tt•I pnrtner tn the inves tment ban ... mit f1t"m ,,( S•lom1.m Bro!> handeod the check for S-l96.7!itl 1.~' 111 l'hr' ... l<'r Tn-a~uN'r Wilham ~h'Gagh ut a New Yo r I. offll y Tht> C'hn ... \t•r \ 1'.rn l~ utiran\t>t' Uo.rd approve-d issuance of $SOO m1lh•ln In !!U.lrnnt~'ti m.lot~ ;Uld amrmt'd ltS t'Omm1tment to bud .. .in..lt.ht>r $1 b11lmn tn htture lo.ans. The difference, $3 25 m1lhoo. r"f'pn-~nu lhl' undl'NTIUng rtt for selling the notes lo the publ1t' ao-b Tltr"ftll Dr••PI" Pia"' LOS A'.'\G ELES <A P > Somt> 300 British Airways pa:.~en~en. :.pt'nt a ni1otht in hotels "'hen their jetliner's takeoff was dela~f'd almost 18 hours b~ a bomb St'are. authorities said to· d;n · Pohce do~s searched the 747 and all its luggage after an ;1000\ mous t'Jller ~aid Sunda' that the 1umbo 1et "would not lea' e the )tround bet'ause of a bomb aboard But no bomb was found :.aid Le1~h ffatayama. superintendent of operations at J,o.., \n~ele~ International A1roort \.-roda T *"9h l.nderground Ord~ LAS \'EC.AS CAP > A nuclear device with a yield of less th<.1n 20.oou tonh or h1~h explo~1n·s was exploded deep beneath tht> !'l•vada Test Site loda'' Tht.• Department of Ener gy said the weapons effect test wa~ l'Ondu('ted 1,050 fet-t beneath Yuc<'a Flat, about 90 miles no rt hwt·:-.t of La'> V t'~:.ts Federal Aid Nears For Volcarw Area VANCOl'VER, Wash. CAP) - While Mount St Helens spent a quiet day, federal fundi. For c leaning up the fullout of the ,-olcano's eruptions came one step closer to com mun1t1es blanketed an ash A supplemental budget bill rontain.ing some $952 million for relief cleared the Senate Ap· propriat1ons Committee and Chairman Warren Magnuson. D· Wash., said he would work to push it through the Senate -ac- tion that could come as early as Wednesday "This bill contains money for cleanup efforts by loc al govern- ments." he said . "I want to em· phas1ze that we consider this On· ly the fi rst installment of rederal involvement in this mass1\fe ef. fort," Meanwhile. the Seattle area, 120 m1lcs northwest of the moun ta1n . was rocked by three moderate earthquakes Monday. ~canng dozens who thought the volcano had erupted again But geologis~ declined to :.peculate on any connection between the trtlmors and Mount St Helens The Seattle area usually gets a dozen quakes each year , so three at one \1me 1s "unUBual," said Norm Rasmussen. a se1smolog1st at the University or Washington Overcast skies Monday kept St'1ent1sts from ob!->erving the volcano and the lava dome gr owing in its crater . But seismic readings s howed no earthquake acllv1ty, according ~AHGECOAS'T ' DAILY PILOT to the University or Was hington Department of Geophysics Oregon Gov Vic Atiyeh re- ported Monday that ash cleanup t'Osts and other expenses of state and local governments in deal· in~ with eruptions of Mount St I lt'lens are expected to top S3 4 m1lhon. In a letter to President Carter. Atiyeh said public agencies already have spent more than SI million for ash cleanup and other expenses a nd he asked Carter to declare Multnomah. Washington and Tillamook coun· lies federal disaster areas The letter narrowed a request from Atiyeh lssl w eek that Carter declare a statewide dis· aster due to widespread fallout or ash Early in the day . a steam plume rose to 13,500 feet ror a few minutes and then dropped to its usual height of about 11.000 feet. said Tim Hait of the t ' S Ge<>logical Survey Twenty-four died In the moun· tain's devastating May 18 blast one of three major eruption!\ since tbe volcano began n.im· bling in March-another 44 are massing. Relatives of some of the mu~s ing had requested pres umptive death certificates so they could collect ins urance money and "etlh! estates But the 1ssulince of i.uch certificates was disputed Monday by sta te Attorney General Slade Gorton State law provtdea no baal.s for such death certlflcateA when M body has been found. Gorton wrote rn an opinion requeated by Ska m ania County Cor oner Robert Letck. .. Acosta Guiltf of Murder An Oran1• County Superior Court Jury hu convicted • Slota Ana man of first de1 reo murder ln the ll1ytna ot 1 u vem OWMt IHt July Th• Jury 1 110 concluded Munday there were ap eelal ''lrcumstance• ln the cue which could leud to imposition of the death penalty asain•t CeHr Acosta, 31. Acollta WU accused o( kil.llng Alphon,50 Olivares. 45, in bia Santa Ana home d u ring a mshttime residential burglary attempt. Olivares was the fat.her or seven children. The defendant also was found guilty by the seven ·woman. hve-man Jury or attempted murder, armed robber y, burglary and assault stemming rr om a crime spree last ~um mer Prosecutor Ed Freeman said Aco,ta preyed on Santa Ana businessmen tn the Mexican American community who would take home cash receipts at the end or a work day He was arrested by police last July after a high speed police pursuit following the holdup of a Santa Ana bar on Main Street Defense attorney Roger I lanson claimed during lhe tnal his client did not commit the crimes because on one occasion the suspect spoke English and Acosta ('an only speak Spanish The Pt'nalty phase of the tnal "a., to get under way today in Judge Jerrold Oliver's Santa Ana courtroom. f'ro"' Pap .4 I AIRPORT • • This petition for stay. said Cof· fin. alleges that the CAB ra1lt'd to prepure environmental im- pact statements before award· in~ rout~ to ny out of Orange County to Frontier Airlines. W<•!>tem Airlinel:> and PSA AlthOugh the three airlines have been granted routes a s part of the CAB's automatic market entry system. the county h<.t s not given them permission to fly the routes. Finally. the council announced that it had det'ided to immerse the city m another legal battle, this one against the Federal Aviation Administration in re- )(ard to noise and access issues at the wrport. Last t'ebruary, the FAA or· dered the county to open up John Wayne Airport to all qualified air earners Currently. only Air C"alifom1a and Hughes Airwest flv out of the airport ·coffin said the c ity filed a peli· t1on Monday to be named as an amlcus curiae ca fneod of the court) on an existing lawsuit against the FAA riled by Ai r Califorlna. This move, Coffin explained. keeps the city from becoming part Of the SUit but allows it to advise the court on its position on airport expansion. Newport Beacft's legal in· volvemenl'I, whkh now stretch from Oran~e County back to the nallon'i. capital, will be funded from a $250.000 war chest the C'ounc1I 'let up last year Hostage Freed: "Robber' Escapes BOISE. Idaho CAP> -A 17- year-old woman bank teller was held hostage for five hours in an extortion attempt berore being released. police said. Authorities ~aid the incident might be linked to an attempted abduction of a hunk executive's wife this month. The incident Monday began when a man called Idaho Finl National Bank. said he was bold· an & a t e ller a nd deman d ed $300,000 ransom After houra of neaollation.s by telephone from various locations. the man re· lea~d the teller near her bome. ftw Or.,._. c.otw 0.•lr ,..... w ttf'I WNic.ft ~ ti.om ..... l ... ~ Pff"\\, " ._.H\,Mlt M '"' Of•f'l9t CM\t ""'*91~1"f CAitnH"'• "'--'•tt ... Iii~ ., ...... .,...., ,.,..,..,., tf\r~ ,,, .. , ,., (Mte Mi-M NlwDOr1 S.4t(l'I HW.ti~O"I •••<fit "•vft .. U1 Y•ll•r fr••"• l •lv"• 8-•t" ,._,.h (M\\ A \I ... ~,.,.~, .O!\f.,.. ,, pwM1~MCI \.MwtO.f\ *'Ct~., ffW CW....CI ... PIWOt•~H''Q Olef'I O .. JlO ..,.,. &.w •ttft't. P 0 ... ttflO (Ott. ........ C...lifOf'rw.t .,.,._ Fares Go Up • ._,,,._ P~•~ftt-"' -.,..j.,,.,. "" •• cw.., Vk•~ .. •-ftt .. fi"lfG."""a'~ , .......... ...... . ., .. .. ,_, .... ..._ ................. Co•t• ... ••Ofllce IMHi.,. -=~:I r~ =-: •. ftlo» °"'"' .:::;-~~~~~~ :::..~ =.:. 4 More Airlines Hike Rate. NEW YORK (AP> -Four major alrllnes llave JoUMd Eaatem Alrllnes in announcln1 hi1ber New York·to-Cdfonla a.lrfa.re for the next two months. But World Airway• ••YI tt wU1 s till charae leu than the competition. Tran.a World Airline•, United Airlines and Am1rtcu AlrUnea said Monday tbey would mateb Ealtem'• ll01Dc,.... to JUI OQ one-way farea bet"9en New York and Calilomia from July 1 thtou&b the end of AUIUlt. THE mom PAaB aDA.INI FA• below,.,.. OD other routes, renec:t1n1 the compattion for puseapn amona HHn alrllnee on a route once ""9d only by thrff. · World, wtl.lclJ ll charalnl. : "9 eacb ••1 U.DUl tbe end ot June. taJd It WU boc»Unl lta fa~rt t:o tl()8.81. OTRSa AJaLINU AaS WILUNG to allow World to cb•r•• 1 lower fan, aottai that tt ..,.... alrporta a. Newvt. N.J., lad OUlaadL..ratMr tbu &be ..,. PGP'lier ..,..._ '8 Ne• Yotll Md a. nanetMo. Paa Amlrte• t. on.-a ml It C1Jt' f .. , wlllll C'AJ'tal lt quot1q ...... , ...... .,.....,.far, •. WITNESS Kl.AASEN POINTS TO SPOT WHERE HE SAID HE SAW VICTIM Judge, Jury and AttorMya In Murder Trtaf Hear OP9n Air Teatlmony at Dana Harbor Optimism Dimmed Hostages to Face Espionage Tria/,s? By Tbe A.u ocla\ed Press Iran's rorelgn minister said the U S. hostage crisis may be resolved in about a month. and the State Department granted an exemption to Barbara Timm to see her captive son again But any optmusm about a quick re· lease for the Americans was dampened by a radit'al Is lamic party which urged Parliament to have the host8ges tried a:. spies "Imam Khomeini and the rra n1an nation believt· that the hostages are spies and must bt! tried." the Strug~hni;t Mo!-ilems' Movement, which 1s <:lose to the Americans' capt.ors, ~aid m its party ne w s pape r Ommat ·'Those deputJe~ who do not ask for trying the hostages are 1n fact compromisers who reh1st the demands of Imam Kho· mem1 " President Abolhat.san Bani· Sadr met with Khome1n1 today a nd said afterward they dis · cussed developments in Iran. in- cluding economic and secunty matters. the official Pars news agency reported Meanwhile. Par.; reported the execution of 15 insurgents m northwest Iran It sa id they were found guilty or killing the governor general of Khoy. a town 1n frun 'c; northwes t Azerbai1an province, and six revolutionary guards tnt'ludtnJ: the town's ~ard CQmmander set for release or the SJ Amencans. m their 234th day an captivity today. "We'll see," he said Spealung with reporters later before tus departure from Pans for Te hran. Ghotbzadeh said the Islamic militants holding the hostages "have already given assurance" they will abide by the Parliament's dec1'>1on Khome1n1 has ordered Parlw mcnt to decide the rate or the Am .•n cans; 1~ member'> Jrl' div1dt"<J over whether to plJC'l• thPm on tnal ai. "SJ.JI C!'> · In Washington , a S ta l•· Ot>partment spokesmcJn ., ... ut Mrs Timm. of Oak Crec•k , \.\1-. was granted the exemption from President Carter's ban on tr<Jv(·I to Iran for humanitarian r•··j sons "She requested perm1.,s1on t11 ~o with her attorney and 1t v. .,., granted It was granted to ~et her child out. noth1n~ poht1cal, .. the sp<>kesman said Mrs. Timm. who met with her 20-year -old son . Marine Sgt Kevin Hermerung dunng a llJ day tnp to Tehnm 11\ Apnl. l':.<11d she had not de<:1d~ 1f s he would return. "Al this moment I <'an truthfully say 1 do nol know 1r I'll ~o." she :.aid ~\r<; Tlmm. '4hO h cnt1r1Ll'd Carter for failing to "in thl· ho:.taJ?<.'S ' relea~e. ~a., in lrc~n .it the tame of th<' aborted rf'">cu1· m1~s1on Apnl 25 and apolORl'l.l-d to the lraruan people f'ront Page ·"I TRIAL .•. hallway tnnvcr:-iation last week p1·rtu1111n~ lo the case. Judgl· McRrtdc was told last Thur!>d;.iy that Miss Beater's' rath1•r-1n law had said in a loud vo1 "" that Smith a I ready ha<1 been conv1C'ted m federal court, of atl!"mptin~ to extort money r rom l.J rry F ox, the dead °"''mun'!'> brother A w1tnc:.!> told the judge and uttornc)!'> that :.ome of the jurors o\ (.'rh<•ard tht: m<.1n 's statements and r•·m.irkl-d that they didn't k ""°" ..,rm th hi.Id a previous con - ' 1t1111n ninm·ch:d with the case. Such inltirmCJlton ha:. not been 1n1rnrlu(·1•d J!. 1•v1dt!nl'C. llu>Al'\t'f thn·c Jurors quizzed 1nd1v1duJ1ly Monday eal'h told I h I ' Ju fl J.: f' t hf'> m 0" (! d I m . 1111·1!1,1tl'I~ ""ht.:n the> heard p.111 •1( ttfl' <•Jn\1·r.,Jt1on con - 1 • 1 r11n~ :\11..,,., HcJler. \ 11 o l ht: r J u r or . Patric 1 a \d.1 11h. !'>.iltl ,,Ill' hud heard no !trJI d 1 (ll''olh1•(<J.,1• .\!( U< "''' l'1mdurlcd that none 11( th1• Juror'> "'ho were m the .1r•··• h;ill h1•cn affected by the • 1111 \ er..,al11in W.--won 't inqwre tJfl' furthn. · lhl· 1udl.!e !>aid ,\fl' u ... 1dc had turned down de· r,.,..,, rt-qut!:.L'i for a rmstnal last "'c:1·k ba.wd on lhe 1oc1dent m thl· hall'WJY With Monday''! tour of the ~outh c·ount' the prosecution t•nch-d tLl. l.J'>e i.1.1.!am.:.t Sm ith and (j 1k-, -wus to open his defense to- day C 11 .. .., <-Onll·nds \be lwo henchmen known as Jac k and Ha' 1nt1m1dJted Smith Into pJrt1.c1patmK m the kidnapping of M 1-,-. l\t·aler . -whose body has '"'' 1•r bt>;•n fount1 The tw11 men "''11 kt·d for bu..,1nes., l'ompel1tors 11f lht· >A111nan., llrother. a con· -.tru1 t11111 1·111npany owner, the Jlturncy 1•l<t1nit·d Tehran radio reported the ex· et'ut1on of four persons Monday night at Evin Prison m Tehran on s u ch charges as m1 sap- propriatmg public funds . form· mg a <-riminal ~ang , taking part in kalhn~~ at a school and helling girls to u brothl•I Frowa Pa.-('I In an mtervww Mond11y with French television , Iranian Foreign M1n1 ster Sudegh Ghotbzadeh ~u1d the hobtafle 1s· i-ue would be taken up by the Iranian Parl1dm ent after 1t chOOSl'l-1 a prime m1n1stt'r The hostagt• cn:-.1:. "could be ~ettlt.'d 1n rour or five wt•eks." he swd Ile declined to answer ques- tions on cond1t1ons Iran might ~-"------ CARTER 0 FFER .•. Carter amved here today. n · ar f1rm1ng America · ... commitment to "a ~trong. 1n dependent and non -al1gnNf Yu~oslav1a" and tL.., :.uppQr1 for detente Emphasmng tus backtnR for Yugoslavia's unique role in Eastern Europe. Carter paid , ~ ----- •' 1 n hull• to th<' late Joscp Bros I 11 ll th1• .Hehl I t'Ct o r the 1 ommu n1 s t co uo•ry ·s 111dept•nd••nt 1>0hr1es. and laid a °" rl'Jth al h1:, tomb "My plea:,ure m v1sit1ng thjs proud and beautiful land is te m pc red by the sorrow we ail ff>el at the passLOg of President Tito ." IUSINESS CORN!a. A.,. Coins & StamPt In S OOl.D a SILVIA ventors eek Success-"~~~ I ::::= t1 t:: •• ' wa ••,SY, ..... CAP)-Tbe flllow wbo buruucnta, te.chera and 1~ lnveoton :'~ I: := C<WIC,....atad It 8.tbloo Collqe lo offer advie. 00 ""111-.... '~ ...,_ coated • &M ... Mk ...... JftUt IJ'OWW ad .. 1\0 wt.a nu\ed • IOOOeu cblrn.ney aweeper ..,. ....., • rn.t.nUd an..ion 1atbend mar~ult ~b. rtnancln& and patent law. c.Mt • nrftile .-.. (114) ... lllO \it•r• reunlly to le arn bow to turn their lwatottonm lnto cuh. ONE TYPICAL IN'V ENTO• WU Samuel Smlth, '°""' eo.et P'aeaa VIHate ..-.. ....... ~. a retlred en1lt1eer from nearby Newton. __ ...,.o..-.._. . I •• nw people at UM two-dey meet&na hne tdeu ud dftleei \hat Just aren't jull'plnl from t.M dla~ boerd to UM atore lhelf. , So tbe NaUOnal Bureau of Standarda. the In· wentora' ~i1Uon of New ~land and Mveo other private and 1overnment or1aol11tlon1 '9ponsored a coavenllon late lut week called .. llutna lnventJon Work." Thlrt7-aeven patent luwyera, lnveatora, OraniJ8 Wunly He bu built -but never aoJd -a e•daet that keePt brid&t •co~. a drlll that work.I ln narrow 1p1ce1 ancf a chimney sweeper complete with a bat to cau:b the IOOl. He aummed up the woes by aayjng: "It's one thin• lO be an lnventor. To get your product oo the market luomet.bint elae." JAOOB RABINOW, WHO bolds 216 patents on devlc~ ransina from mall sorting eqli.ipment to aelf·resuJating clocks. advises budding inveators: "Don't apeod more money than you can stand to lose It'• very easy to l<>1e mooey ln this business." -FOttSALl- $4 MILLION ISTTD1 12 to 36 --"'· .( BUSINESS ] And C. Merle Crawford, a product develop- ment specialist from the Unlvenity of Michigan, 714/540-0150 counsels innovators to make aure there really is a ~=======~ demand for their ingenuity. - ··The world is fuJ1 ol -·• tnveoUoa.s that Juat C.ll 142-5171 . .. -Put a t.,,worda Belldey Laboratories btc., lrvtne, bas report- t'd reve nuH of S2S,017.000 for the six-months 'Period ended May 31 compared to $19,703,000 for never sold,'' be said. to work for u. (he same period \n 1979 Net income was $2,206,000 or 99 cents per sbare compared to $1,373,000 or 62 cents for the like period last year. Americaa Paceset\er, Newport Beach, has ao- eounced purchase o f 17S,000 of its common ebares. The shares were reportedly purcha.seo on the open market for $2.25 per share for an aggre- Big Wheat Haroest Expected grate of $393,750. The company presently has CALDWELL, Kaa. 5,647,222 shares outstanding. <AP ) _ Anxious crews Richard A. DoDJ1elly, Newport Beach, is vice o f farm hands and president of domestic development for Ebasco dozens of huge combines Ser vices Inc a New York City-based firm of were stalled m southernr=====;;;:;jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:=====:-; engineers and consultants Ka nsas m ost of las t week by sporadic rains Home Federal Savings and Loan Asaoclatlon that turned fields to mud of San Diego will open a branch July l in San Juan and set the 1980 wheat Capistrano at 31972 Camano Capistrano., h a rvest back s everal days. Fluor Engineers and Construct.ors, Inc., a sub-H sidiary of Fluor Corp., Irvine, has announced the arvest officials in Kansas were expecting appointment of three senior vice presidents. to kick into fuJl gear by : · William F. GaUey wiU be responsible for de· od •ftlopments in the Far East, U\cluding China. t ay. Emil J. Parente will direct government and syn-There are good signs fu els sa1es as well as technology development. for the ha rves t this . ., 0 . W. Slanley will be in charge of develop-year . The crop promises F• ents in the Middle East and Afnca, excluding to break last year's re· e Republic of South Africa. cord; rail transport ation is in the best shape in '"; Floorocarbon Co., Laguna Niguel. has agreed years: and despne un-CALL tAt acqu1re the Elgin, 111. Tenon diVIsion of CR Jn. certainty over Sov iet tn· LINDA BLUE ABOUT A dustries for an undisclosed amount of cash and t e nt ions p ri ces are notes, according to a recent announcement from generally strong. SECOND TRIJST DEED liOA_N officials at each firm. The CR Teflon operation IW--. will be moved to the Tenon plant of Fluorocarboo The U.S. Agriculture UP TO ssoo~oo . in Mundelein, Ul. D e p a r t m e n t h a s forecast a crop or 1.7 . Alan J. Jacobs, chairman of the executive bl Woo bushels of winter '°)\_~ ,...... rf Equity 'T. ··-J _ Jn • eommiltee of Bozell & Jacobs IoternationaJ, Inc., Wheal, up 6 percent J 1C.Wf10 run,u:,' ( with offices in Newport Beach. Loe Angeles and from last year's reeord LICENSED BROKER SINCE 1""9 Palo Alto, baa been elected chairman ot tbe board 1 . 6 bi 11 i o D bu ah e 1 fJf Amerieall Advertlslq :..F.:..ede:.:.:..ra:..:u3.,._======b=a=rv=est.=============='=7l4=)7:=&J;:;..UJUJ:=:==:===~==~=I ... w ............ SERVES BOARD · Watter Heller Professor Named by ~BFirm (Walter Heller. regents ~fessor of economics at the Universit y of Min· nesota. Minneapolis, has been appointed to the ttoard of directors of ~mprebeos i ve Care C.orp., Newport Beach. • Compcare is a pnvate provider of hospital· baaed aJcobolism treat- na e o t programs and care units. Compcare President 8 . Lee Karns said Heller's expertise in e~onomic and gov- e)"n mental affairs raakes bim a vaJuable aidition to the board. •. ffe bas b een an e~nomica adviaer to t9ee U.S. pns1denta - John F. Kmnedy, Lyn-d'QD B. Jobosoo and GenldR. Ford. . Gear Approved ..J.BAXERSnltLD CAP) • G.t1.Y OU Co. reportl lt ,.m be a11onc1 to re- ••• ... of a ai.am .......... ordere4 abut ilflrD ID December, 1'71. ~~-tbat tbey ~ exoe11lve alr -. STAMPING •mediate production liM 14aillllle Oft ~Ton ... ~ ...,, Quetlty et Low Cott. PaclUo Handy Cutter. tnc. ·'"'"""°700. .. Now you can exchange 120 fo re ign currencies for all your business, investment, or travel needs. D eak-Perera, the nation's o ldest and largest preci ous metals and fo reign exchange finn, is o pe n fo r business in Orange County Right in the Sou tn Coast Plaza Sho pping Center. . · -,.,:- Now you can get travelers /--:--_ ----..;-~4-~ cheques in U .S. dollars, ,.-~~ ~ _. , German marks, French fran cs,\ . / and Australian dollars as well as ~~ ... several other foreign currencies. · ~ And take care of all your foreign payments and collections. Of course, you can al so buy or sell gold, silver, platinum, or palladium, all the most popular precious metals. Invest in gold coins like Krugerrands and the Canadian Maple Leaf. Or precious metals certificates that let you buy precious metals without the headaches of possession and storage. For all your foreign currency and precio u s metals needs, drop by our new bff ice We're open Monday-Saturday, tOAM-6 PM . Or give us a call. Deak-Perera, South Coast Plaza, Nordstrom's Wing, 3333 Bristol Street, C.OSta Mesa, Calif. 92626. 71'4-751 -1200 . ~.Jun.2',1llO Citiuns has stretched banking homs. Banking hours have been stretched at Citizens Bank to make banking more convenient for you. Our drive-up banking ... and o ur lobby ... are open 9:00 to 5:00 Monday thru Thursday; to6:00on Friday . And if you miss us during the week, you can bank on Saturday 9:00 to 1:00. Time is on your side at Citizen$ Bank. ="''= -Orr Cll1ZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA Harbor Blvd. at Baker. Costa Mesa, Cali(. • Member FDJ~ I .. -DAILY P\LOT da ' T} Price NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS , Mom May Me ....... Tax Deduction 'Edltor• not•: fi'fnt bt a wrN• on~ '°*09 ..ow• your 1980 inconw taz bMlJ By SYLVIA PO&TER That 14.3 pereenl cost-ot-Uvtng hike ln Soelal Secmty benefits to an elderly relative you're 1upport.Jn1 la • bJc break ror your dependent -but thla elltra money colld cost you plenty. If. say. you are supporting your mother. the hither benefits could cost you a $1.000 dependency exempUoo plus a deduction fOf' her medical expenses. The entire goal of this mid-year tax aeries It to alert you in time to take actaon esaenUal to your lax welfare. Under the tax law. you get a dependency deducUoo for your mother onJy if she has lncome subject to tax of ... than Sl.000 a year and you provide more t.ban half of her support For example, last year your mother received S,Clal Security benefits of $4,SOO and had no other Income. To help he r out, you paid all her medical and dental bills an excess of Medicare, a total of $3,100. You also contributed Money's Worth Sl,500 to he r generat s upport, a t otal of $4,600. Result: You, the son, got a dependency deduction of $1,000 a.nd also deducted the $3. JOO in medical e><penses, ·a total of $4,100. THE REASONS: -SociaJ ~urity benefits are notsub- Ject to tax and you contributed more than half her s upport. Now it's 1980. Assume your mother's excess medical expenses still romc to $3,100 Rut the cost or living has zoomed. Even with Social Security beneftt.4' c limbing, the fact is that your mother needs mo re m oney So you inc r e ase your total ('ontribut1ons anothe r S200 1.F.:T'SCUECK HOW mother, son <could be you ) and the tjx colltctor make out The So<:-1al Security increase Jirts your mother's l>Pncht to over $4 ,821 1n 1980. She will have spent \t a ll on her ... upport Your support fM mother is now $4,800 ins tead ()( $4.600 But you wind up a big loser. You lose your 196b dependency deduC't1on You don't contnbutc more than hall your mother'c; support You also lose SJ.JOO of medical deduct.Jons A s far as taxes are concerned, your $4,800 of !>upport ts c1own the drain -TIIE TAX COLl..ECT()R. He's the real winnt!r because your mothf·r ~els absolutely no benefit from her rtependenrv f'X<'mpt1<>0 ™'l'au.<st> she ha<, no tnc-<lme to cfrdurt 1t from You. 1h1· ~on . lose $4 100 in v<tluable Lax dl•dut·t100~ Th•· d1fft'renr1· !.!()(.'.., n~ht to the I HS Hut 1f \OU handlr• m;;ittns the right W<t y (now'!> the time· w r11-:un · 1t out and start> you still <·an get bOlh tal( hreak:-. What'<, mort'. )Our mother gc·l~ her inc rease ill S<tc1al S4.'cunl> h<>n<>hts and a little more '\'Ol'. Tiit: SON. t<1kc r~·nc1I and 11aper and h~ure 1l out. v.1th th,. obJ{'Ctl H' or m aking s ure you lock up both the medical and de pendency de<fU('l1ons Ry addinl-! ..... 1y, 1ust S50 more to your mother's support, )OU rontnbute more than half of her s upport. This 1s <tn 1d<'al opportunity for s1gnif1 cant a nd successful tax strate~y. Ry starting in this second half of 1980 and j?IVIDR your mother merely a few dollars more each wet'!< <pamless>. by year~nd you wJll have tied up your $4.100 tn tax deductions . YOU KEEP IN YOUR own pocket tax doll ars that othe rwise. becau~t' o f 1~norance or negligence. would have gon<.' d1 rectly and without comeback to the I RS. In f1gurinR out wht ther your molherqual.Jf1ed as your de- pendent because she lives In her own home in another city f rom your-. remember 1t doesn't matter wher e your depen· dent 11v~ a\ long a'>!>he ( orhel 1s a close re lat ive 1 '"rt lfow tn ffrnt a Vacalwn lfome and Get Ta.r J .-.lot"k• In Thf" Spo1Uglu N( w YO"" &P' .._.. ..... ~-· ""'' ,. ;tf'\O f'lttl 1 "4"0" r;;f ttw f1tMntnO'\l M ti~, I'll•• 'f"(I•• Stoc• l •t"•"O-,,,~., tr•d·~ "'•'•Of"•ll~"' "'°'. t"'-"'\t n::x """ ~ : -· ~HIO C:1tv ,......., Ill.JOO """'-· 1'°.., ~. Xll..00 ""~. ~J/llO -""-t> Jll 1.IOO _.., TA.T •.JOO f •UCO t"' 21l.j00 IO~ . "' 1'... • ' IJ\re •I 11 •I'• II'> -,, . \/, •1''> '• "' '• NEW YORK IAPI Jiln 7J Imp-lit.• F«-n1,100 Sl'-it•• lt h 49' 1 ' '-... Prev. c;..lf Oii 1SJ,'°1) _,,.U • l•I IOO '-"' l•.• • ,. ... ..... .... . '"' "' ... .... . .. ., ... .... ,_, '31 601 •SI , ... 1• ' WH .. f ""'fll 010 NEW 'YORK IAPl Jun 7J TOO.y ~ HI 111 , .. .. • ~ = '* Jl , • , ... t-~~-~'='=-~--:,...-~~~~~~ : ~ .tlftab ,,.., NEW YORK f A PI !>pol -'""""" ITWtAl P<lcft IDd•'f c.._ ~''"' • --· U!>. ~"'"'"'"'"'-LAN ~t..-u • -l lM J/V, u nh• PO<l"d. O.llv••'4· ,,,.,.., ... _ -nwy lm <»-AOO oo .,., 11••- ~i.ti-~troy O• H Y