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Home My WebLink About1980-06-27 - Orange Coast Pilot., 13 degree Tenaperatures Laguna Doetor Coast Teen Put Denies Sex Aets In Mental Ward With Patients Suing Parents FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, 1980 ~ n. .,_ '"·. M~-PAOes I T exas Bells Heat Bl.amed For 7 Deaths DALLAS <AP> -At least seven are dead as the result ol a blistering heat wave that has shattered temperature records in most major Texas cities. Forecasters predicted swelter- ing afternoon highs to top out near 113 again today. The heat was blamed for five deaths in Dallas on Thursday. when the mercury reached a rec· ord 113. In initial r eports, medical examiners said heat I.B Doctor t :Denies Sex With Patients By DAVIDIWTZMANN °' ... Deity .... ,.... An El Toro chiropractor de· nied on the witness stand Thurs· day that he ever engaged in any sexual acts with a 10-year-old male patient or that be raped a teen-age girl iJl his office. Dr. Warren Famalaro, who lives in Laguna Beach, told J•rors in Orange County Superior Court Judge Frank l)omenicbini's courtroom that Ile was treating both tbe boy and clrl for various physical· emotional problems but never •1a1ed in any sexual activity wttb either ol them. The boy. from lliaaloo Viejo, testified last week tbat ramalaro bad IU1l&llJ molmt· ed b1m duriq ball. dole~ . . (See DENIALS, Pqe AZ) ; Gun Co ntro l .. I • ~ Loees Round 1. was a factor. but expected more specific causes of death after performing autopsies. Two deaths in the Dallas area had been blamed on the heat earlier in the week. Eight otber persons were ad· milted to Dallas hospitals Thurs· day with beat.stroke symptoms. . Southwest Texas rangeland was scorched by the sun, and ranchers were considering re- ducing the number of catUe oo the range. Grain sorghum and vegetables in non-irrigated fields also were in jeopardy. agriculture officials said. At Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. a 113·degree readins at 4: 20 p.m . Thursday topped the rec- ord 112 set Allg. 18. 1909. and Aug. 11. 1936. At 9 p.m .. the tem- perature finally slipped below 100. Dallas' First International Building, whe re a television crew was filming an episode ol "Dallas," an unofficial reading of 117 was taken at 3:50 p.m. Daily records were set at Wichita Falls, witb 112 decrees; Del Rio, 103; San Antonio, 102; Austin, 102, and Houston, 101. At 5:40 p.m., only n.ine ol the NaliCl1181 Weaber Service's list of 30 Texas cities bad readinp below 100. Aa electricity usace soared to all-time highs, 100,000 residents of the Dallaa suburb of Garland and 23,000 in Greenville, 20 miles to tbe northeast, were wlthom power Thursday after. noon. nae record demand for eJectridty, plus trouble in a transmiulon line from tl'ff roots, lmoeked out two ...... tiou, a dt7 9POk•man aald. But Jolla Tarpley, GNen· 'ri.lle's eleetric uWlU. cllndar, said a member ol tbe PoW'fl' cooperatl•• that eoaaecta several mnaU dtM9 ..,.,....uy bad revwwd tbe now of tlec:· trlcltJ, caualq lenet'aton to lbutotf. Pie lident Be.ta W AlllDIOTON <AP> -Prml· dent Carter ,...t4td at Camp Da'rid today after • tilltll"4Q Europem Joarae1 6111ped to• bollter reladw wttb Amlrtca'I am.. Tbe joaraey tbat ...... Ju•• lt toot Carter to U.. VatJem ffw a m1ct•1 wttb Pipe Joll.D hal n, to Rome '°" a...,. •lilt. to Venice for a ...... nation eecmomic tumm1t ad to Yu...aavta. Spain md ~ ii-la .sa ..... -~··Sa•••• That's the real Sammy Davis Jr. on the left, sharing a drink with his likeness in the Moviel.and Wax Museum in Buena Part wbet"e the statue was unveiled Thursday. "It's absolutely frightening," Davis said of his wax double. Girl, 16, Sues Parents Clainu lmpriaonment in Mental Ward claims, was to cbaqe her think· me and bebanor '<to u.e point when• woald embrace tbe values ..S do die btddiq of ber parea::1 ;,'9elflcally, •moac ota.er • u.at lbe woald be CODwtaced tbal .... lboald ltop ......... boyfrilnd. •• Aehee Colleetecl MSW OIUl1; l'8dia (AP) -The ...._ of a.jay Gud.lal ..... ---.. ..... ~ Uoa alt• Tllianda~ for I•· menao. la Ml7 rt.en alMI ...... tine••• lad.tL 1111 ............. Prime ...... IMVaO m • ....-... wl ............ ..,,... and ..... --C:Wtlbc tbe ........ ................... Nettber Lord nor Ilia Reeds would elaborate Oil the tea.om for her commitment to tbe hospital. Tbe suit HYI Miu Reeds' parema. Robert and Dubetb Reeds, dro9e ber to th ho8pital OG Ilardi 12. ll1u 8eedl laid abe retmed to 10 inalde 90lun-taril7 md that lbe WM enatuaJ. 11 ...... fMD tbe car _. piaJUeall1~aideb, ...... Ula ........ ........ Mld ....... u.. .. eoerc..t ~ tbn8la of,... claeed prl ....... lllto ... , •• eo•mtDedmh••,__, .. .......... ,.........,, .. .... ........,w ...... doetcll'I m 1W7e~ at taie fadJJb.··,ae.. · aMe • la.la, IMr tnedom, Lwd MW. Clee OONPINS, .... A.I> 1 D amage d Running Aground TAMPA. Fla. <AP> -A barge carrying 85.000 barrels of heavy fue l 011 began leaking its cargo today after going aground near the mouth of Tampa Bay, Coast Guard spokesmen said. There was no Immediate es ti mate o n how mu c h oil sp1Ued, said Petty Officer Keith Grubb at the Coast Guard·s Marine Safety Office here. "The barge 1s partly awash, with two-thirds of its deck above the water ," said Grubb. "A sheen ol oil can be seen coming from the stern. and the leak is spreading toward Egmoot Key." The area is about seven miles west of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. which was severely j damaged when hit by a freighter ~ May 9 man accident that killed 35. Coast Guard spokeswoman Carol Feldman in Miami said a Coast Guard helicopter crew re- ported that the sheen or oii st.retched for about a mile. Oil·containmenl equipment and teams were being rushed from North Carolina to the scene and divers were gettiJll ready to <See SPILL. Pa1e .\%) Coast Sunny throu1b ~tur day. Lows t:onlpt • to a. Hicba ~ '7• at the beacbs. IS tn1and. INSIDE: TeDAY PtoaillQ a ~ ftla'? Todo1'• "".._..,. teUa •'-•r« a•d •••• /or /frteoorb, --..a ..i.r. taaamnt. p_,. Cl. lli•11 s • ., ......... a.u..a • LM..... M ...._ CIW,t ........................ ~ ,.. ........ .. ~ ..... =Olllllr .. . --C1' ....... . 011 • Ctl P =* CN ._ .................. -................ a.•---....._ ew~ a H ....... ~ CNrt ... 11 ·-.. --. 2 0---.. .ti DAIL V PILOT s Viets Hold Bodies 400 American Dead Held in Hanoi W ASJtlNGTON (AP> -Tbe Pt-nl~ aid tada, tt ftrl1led lhrouath mdt!J)t"ndtn\ IOUl"t'N tht uccurat'y ol • dalm by • ronner North \'letna mt'5t' mort1<"1an that UM Vletnamn<-an holdJ.ni ~h" remains of abo ut 400 Amerl~an ~t'n·a r•mf'n •t a onetime POW ram11 an Hanot The Vlelnflml' t' mort1r1an. hiJ fu<'e partlaJb htddt•n to kc"t'1) h1J DENIALS • • to the 28-year old rhlroprart.or·~ oUaces last fall The young woman. 19, chumed she was raped by l',amaJaro on a treatment ubJe when she was 17 alter receiving a massage from him to t>ase a migraine heada<'he The chiropractor told the jury that the last lime ht> saw the girl was Ln October, 1978. when she camt> to his office seeming very depressed. Famalaro s aid he spent most or tht> time JUSl talking with her about ht>r proble ms He said she never disrobed during that visit a nd le ft within four or Ca ve minutes. The girl had testified that the chiropractor told her after rap- ing her· .. I've waited a Jong time to do this · · Defense attorney Al Stokke daimed the woman's testimony 1s .. failed with so many in consistencies that at 1s beyond belief. .. Under Stokke 's quest1onini:?. Famalaro said the girl's fam1!y. with whom he bad Thanksgiving dinner on one occasion, never confronted hjm with any sexual a llegations after the alleged in· cadent took place. However, he said plans for him to have Thanksgiving din ner "'ith the family 1n 1978. several w~ks a fter the alleged rape occurn'<i. were terminated. Fa malaro ~aid the boy had first come to tum for treatment m September of 1979. ·1 h e child complained or headache!>, he said, and the 1·h1ropractor said he believed lht' )OUn~sler !>Offered Crom po~~1bl<' m1~rame headaches or Len~1on hc<tdache!> Hr flatly denied that he ever engaged in any sexual activities with lhe boy during examina- tion'> The child had testifi ed last "'eek that on SIX or Se\•en OC· <'a~1ons th<.• chiropractor had or al sex with him t-~amalaro was arrested in fo'ebruary by Orange County sheriff's rnvestigators after the boy told his parents or the chiropractor's aJleged advances The girl who claimed he had raped her two years earlier then :-.te pped forward after she said ~he saw news accounts of Famalaro's a rrest The chiropractor told the court that he had been friends with the families of both of tus accusers. Pr~utor Del Wright lS ex· peeled to cross-examine Famalaro when the trial re· sum es Monday. Professor Faces Pot Plant Count SAN LUIS OBISPO <AP) -A 3 0 · year -old orna m ental horticultur e professor has been charged with cultivating opium poppies ln his backyard, police say. Officials said Thursday that David Hanni.ngs, a profeNC>r at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, wa.s arrested after police found 20 opium poppy plants scattered among other plants in Hannings' yard DAILY PILOT ,,_. 0.-CM" l>oMI~ Pt .... wllh -h" tomo+M« IN ,....p,...,._ t• '""4t.,_, -. ,,.. 0.-C-1 -........ '-• ... ... ..... -........ --............ , ....... ... ~ .... __. le«!\. _......., :::..~"~. :·~ ::.~~·.:r ~?:"~ _. .. , ....... ~-s......~ , ... ~ ... -·--1 •tel Mt wttt .. , SI.._ ~.O ... 1-~-~--·-Pr~ ....... --·---•.c..n.. "'<•Pr~ ....... -~--,,_,._ l[ .. I .. .._ ... ...... ........ Cl' ... , .... CM<tft" ~ .... --......(-- Tel191llDM (114)toe1 a111m1•M11111 0-...n .._ ... c.... ..... --00-C-.Qi .... ... ,. h1enttly 1ttnl. told 1 con· 1reulonaJ hearlo1 lbat from 1• to uns be wu lnvo!vtld ln prott'Uin.a the remalna and that tht Hanoe 1o~mment aUIJ wu kttplnJ Lbem ln • bu.lldi.na Ln Hanoi u lat.e u tm Ke 111d tM bwJd.lnt where t.be bodlM wen lte1>t wu once UMd to hC>UM' Amerlun rows l.t Gen. EuK•M ... Tt1h•. Slide Snaps; 40lnjured M EMPHlS <AP) -A 47-foot-higb amusement park watenlide snapped under the weilht ol Leen· ager s who backed up behind someone wh o slo pped part of the way down the chute, pitching the riders into a pool 40 reet below and lnjunng at least 14. police said. ·'There was a roar like a Lra1n a nd then a loud pop," said Lis a Dillard. who saw the accident on the "Water Works" at lhe small park in northeast Memphis on Thurs day nighL ·'The next thing I knew everyone was S<'reaming. I lookt>d and you rouJd Se.? water coming down and I think several ~pie were fa lling as they tried lo hold on to the girders " Anny Colorwl Senlenced In Sex Trial SAN FRANCISCO <A P > -An Arm' colonel has received a su~pt·nded sentence or one year at hard labor after pleadinJ? J!Ulll) at a court-marllal to sexual harassment of fe male s ub· ordinates Col Romano J Panni. 48, al:-.o was hned $15.000 al the COO· clus1on of his military trial Thursday P a nm and his wife. Lynn. showed no emollon as the set>· tence was read at the Presidio of San Francisco. P e rini pleaded guilty to charges or seek in g sexua l favors, a.ndecent assault and con· du<'t unbecoming an officer. He could have received a ma~imum senten~ or d ischarge from the st>r v1re. 21 years at hard labor and toss of all pensions and benefits. The s us pended sentence m eans Panni wtll be able to con· t inue his Army career and retire with full benefits Pa rini was relieved of bis post in February as rommander of t he 6th Army Criminal In· vestigatlon Department after lhe charges were leveled by a female Army captain and two d vilian women. Troops Storm University In El Salvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador <AP> -Police and arm v trooe>s backed by tanks and helicopt.en stormed the Univenity of El Salvador and a nearby bilb scbool ln pursuit or lefU.ta, wbo claimed people were killed, dozens injured and 40 arrested. The government said there were no deaths Witnesses to the battle Thurs· day -the first time ln eight years that authorities entered the university ground.a, a leftist enclave -said three penons were killed, a nother was wounded and at leaat 100 were arrested. The government la· sued no comment on the report. ed arrests. A National Guard comm un i que aat d one gua rds mao was • • eravely wounded." A check or clt1 mor1ue1 showed no bodles . with bullet wounds brought in duri.n& tbe day. A Red Croa spokesman said bia ~ WU not uUd l.O take any ea rrom tbe scene to bo.pltala or mor1uea but added the mllitary bad not permWed Red Crou offlclall to enter IOGM areu ol the u.n.lvsal· tJ g!'OUDdl. lloepilal lnclietecl LOS ANOELSS (AP> -A 32-cOUlll iDdldaMDt '9:1.w a C.ntury Cttr lilolpital laM been Ntumed by. c:oat7 .... jury, eUr'ldDa U. ...... ..._ •itb ateallal more llaH g mUllon bJ aublnittiAa f.U ~ Cal cmt =IN· TM pud Jw7 beard.--· ........ . ........ for.._ ....... latbe CIH atalut lpeetro llHJUa Sen1ce1. di rector of the DefenH In· Lelli leMe Aaency. told the COO\· mittee thal the mortlc:lan. who wa• kicked out ot Vietnam lo lt'Jt. puaed a polygraph teal aod that o ther information 1how.cl his account and bis backlf'OUl)d to be v &lid Tbere are about 2 .SOO American Hf'Vlcemen still unac· rounted for as a result of n1bt· lnt ln Southeast Asia The Vlet· oameee aovemment has Iden· lilied by name the remains of 40 Americans who they s ay died while ln captiV1ty. But Peltagon officials said the 40 bodies ha~ not been returned and that the Vietnamese govern· m ent as recenUy as last January categorically denied that 400 American bodies are belng kept lo Hanoi. A group o r congress men beaded by Rep Lester L Wotrr. D N Y . asked North Viet · namese officials durmg a tnp to Ha noi about the mortician 's claim. Wolff said that although the entourage traveled within a few bk>cks of the building sup- posedly housing the remains. they were not allowed to enter 1t. I n testimony today before Wolff's s ubcommittee on Asian and Pacific affairs, Brig Gen. T.C. Pinckney. a direc tor of East Asian and Pacific affairs at the P enugon. declared. "The Vietnamese have stonewalled any meaningful resolutions of the queslJons whether they have U.S. remains s tored in Hanoi " The Vietnamese mort1 r1an. whose account was relayed to t; S offlcaals in Hong Kong m November . t old the co n - gressmen that until 1975 he or persons under him processed or reprocessed the remains of hun- dreds of U.S. servi~men and that they were kept m a bwldmg known as the Citadel Asked how he knew the bod1t-s "'ere those of Amen<' ans. lhe V1t'lnamese refugtt replied that he was told by Vietnamese Of· f1cials that "thest> remains an · a vestige of the "'a r and "'l' ~ unt )'OU to proces~ the m ... Among lhos t• at the heanng "'e re s cores o f relatl\es or :-.l'rncemen "'hose bodies have yet to be spec1f1cally accounted for in Southeast Asia The hear· mg coincided with an annual meeting here of the National League of Families of Amencan Prison e rs and M1 ss1n g 1n Southeast Asia. The Vietnamese said be was expelled from Vietnam because he is an ethnic Chinese and was accused of sympathizing with the Pelting government. He said he has had no dealings with the Chin~ regime. Fro• Page . .\I CONFINE • • ~h en the American Civil Libert.Jes Union became aware of the situation, Lord said as long as parents and doctors agree that a child needs peycruatric help, a minor can be kept in a private facility without his or her consent and without any type or hearing to determine mental fitness. He said be hopes not only to gain monetary damages from the parents and the hospital but also t.o win a ruling that says parents can no longer place children In pr ivate hospitals without a hearing. But why sue her parents? •·Because they locked me up for fi~ week.a and took away five weeb or my life," Misa Reeda told reporters In a hallway lntervtew at the coun~y courthouae. The teen-ager aald she was staying with the parents of a friend for t he time being because her own parents had kicked her out when she t.old them she intended to sue them She said sbe no longer attends hl1h achool, having passed an equivaleocy examioallon for her diploma, and will be looking ror a job. The adminlatrat.or of the Dana P oint hospital could not be reached for comment this mom· log. Cadets Grab Shrimp Farm TUCSON, Aris. <AP> -Mex· lean nnal cadets have aelled a Unlvenity of Artlou tbrtmp farm n Puerto Peeueo on the Gulf of California lD the Mexican 1tate ot Sonora. tbe univtrllty baa repCJl'ted • No one wu l.nJu.red and no property WM damaged u Dine UA NHveben left tbe farm voluiatartly ud flew back to Tuctclla. cart llod&el, Mad ot tbe UA croup, laid TbundaJ. Tota J>udcl&eltoa, of the UA .... ...... laid tit.at tM ~ diet ......... ,.,,_ a ....... °"' owwn:'J. ot the farm'• allrtmp. lie tM ul""'*' bu op ......... , .. tor .... ~-........... wttlltlle ua1 • ...., ol lo11ra ..... JO•erameata Of Ute UaJtM .......... moo. J APW~ FUEL OIL BARGE LEAKING CARGO AFT£R RUNNING AGROUND IN TAMPA BAY VeHel 599wtng Load of Heavy Oii into GuH of MHlco; Containment Work Begun Bani-Sadr Rapped f 'rom Page .it I Khomeini Issues SPILL ... <'hc('k the <I.image lo the barge'. 0H1r 1<1 b !><.tld Another barge was being towed out to off-load part of the cargo. which was destined for a Florida Power & L1i.:ht Co l'O"'t'r plant near Uradenton ..,oulh of Tampu Upheaval Warning B) Tht! Assoc I a ted PrttS In a s urprisingly sharp atta('k on the troubled Iranian govern· ment. A' atoll ah Ruhollab Kho- meini hinted -,t ron~l y today that he would order a new pohllcal upheaval an Iran 1f President Abolha.ssan Rani Sadr''> regim(• do<'s not movl' QUll'k" to re.,01\1: th<' country ., m~ riact problems Khomem1·s warnan~ came Ula !!p<'t'<'h at his home to a £roup of Ira n ians disabled durinit the 1978-79 anu-shah revolution The revolutionary leadN ap- p a r t> n t 1 y was angered 1n particular by reports lh<tt m France T ests Nuke \'\1arhead PARIS t1\P I France ha'> built and te'>t•·d J n eut r11r .... arhead and v. ill dec•tdt· v.1thJn t"' o or lhret' ve<trs whelht'r to 1n cludl' 1t in ei.., nuclear ar<>c·nd l President \0J ler) G 1~carc1 d'E., ta m~ annou11('ed The d 1sd1ie-un apparently wa" aimed at blunt IOI? domesl1<' and fore1izn entire; or hi s COtlOt".'>S With tht> Krl'mhn G1srard d 'Esta1n~ made his announcement at a rare new~ con r erenc<' al th<' pres1dent1 di pa la('e Thur.da~ that .,.. a ~ car ried bv radio and telen -.1on Oil t10n "'1ck l k d iet not ~1\E' deta1 b on "'here or "'hc·n thl· lt•st:o "'ere ('Ondu<'h.'<1 . or Pxplain "'h~ ~ de c1s1on lo produn· th1· v. .trhead "'ould be dl'la)ed lv.o or thret• years The State Departml'nt saut the French tested a nuclear device on a South Pac1f1 c l"•land earlier this week . and that G1scard d'Estaang's announcement came as "no surprise" because de- velopment of the warhead has been the subject of "extensive public discussion 1n f'ranr t.> over the last several months " Bomb Kills Man ST.GEORGE'S. Grenada< AP> -A bomb exploded near a ma· JOr bridge outside St George's Thursday. killing at least one man whose severed head was found nearby, authorities re~rt ed. The Marxist government 1m posed a state of emergency and blamed the blast on "a CIA im· periahst agent ... !>1gn1a of the old regime wf'n• still in e"1dence at government offlc~ He denounced go\ em · ment mtnistnes as "aneffec· t1ve ," "i mp eria l " and "satanical .. M aJor c hanges an th~ top leaden;hip of r ran C'ould afferl pro:.pect£ ror lhl' relea~c or tht.· 53 American hostages. Bani Sadr V1eww the hostage issue as a distraction from Iran's serious internal problems -a devuut· ed economy. separa tist turmoil and violence between leftists and n ghtisU --and wants tne Amencan.s freed as quickly as possible. In recent week.!, the 80-year- o l d Mos lem clergyman revolutionary Khomeini has sounded increasingly concerned about Iran's conllnuing prob- lems In tht· !>pt"t·ctt tr1 the a'>'t·mbl1- 1,1 t h1•,1· humhlf' '1u..lt:m<- fhow .,..hQ a rt· a t th,. top. ho~ 1:-. at lh.Jt t h t•\ pa) no ath.'n tion to tht·~l' pro blem:.·· h1 · a-.kt'd Ho"' 1, 1t th.tt tht-pr~1 <len t do<.-s not 1nt1•n ent· 1n thew 1-.,uei.·1 11 0 .... I!> 1t that the ffr \ olution Council i:. not lO· \ t>'>t111:attnJ! th~e 1sc;ue"" What h,1., hJ PPt'nf'<l t11 Jll tht' .,..or~ th;1t no·t'<i..' 111 bt· rtont'~ Th••\ Jri 1111" 1~•mg other thank!'> If tht>\ are un.tble tu act ll-t lht•m qw t so that "'l' can hnd en tl1\1 c1u aJc; "'ho Jrt' not tn•ffrr (I\ ' Hi• ~rud he had been inform<'cl that the 1mpt>nal emblem" of th•• ou~ll'fJ Shdh Mohammad Rezd Pa h la\·1 "the c;amt' fil th' thmi:., .. -an· "till \'1s1blt' on c;t u t 1ont·r~ railing <'arc1s and othn pJa('t>S al the Fort>1~n Mm1str) "and other m1mstnes and all c enters of corruption ·· If these Pahlavi 1ns1~n1a are not repla<"ed by lhe S) mbol or the new Islamic republic "'1lhm 10 days. Kho me1n1 said. "I will tell the nation to deal with you 10 the c;ame way that 1t dealt v.1th t ht> ~hah .. Tht.· Iranian news media re- ported. meanwhile. that 21 mort' fran1ans had been executed Mo s t ..,,er e condemned a c; narC'ollcs traffickers by Iran's a nt1 ·drug c rusader Sadegh Khalkhall. but h ve were a<"cused of ant1 ·government act1v1t1es in fran's restive. Arab-populated southwest M'> f'cl<lntan '-<Jlfl tht· bargf', the 351)..Jon~. 70·foot "'11le l)Qmar I l8. grounded about 4 :.i m In Egmont Channel . .,.. h1rh leads from the Gulf of M1•x1 co 1nt.o Tamp.i Rav \\ ht•n th•· l>omar Capt:.11n. tht> tu.: towm~ the lJdr~e. tried io pull it fn.•t'. the leak was ~ <'O\ l'red <1 nd thl· barg t· "'a :. s hoved bac:k aground lo keep ~t from sUlk.lng, Ms. Feldman saia. Jlegas Hotel =· Faces Closing LAS VEGAS CAP > -State ~a m ing o ff1 r 1als hav e threatened to close the c·asmo at the Aladdm Hotel on Saturday unle c;s ente rt inner Way nr "'""'ton ronrh11fr., hh rff'al lo h1n 1 h1· t.11nt1-.l ..,trip 11 '11r1 II err· !(, 111 •I 11rm.111 11f llw 'I'\ .td I (;,lllllllL' ('.,rnml'>'-11111, ''" 1 d1•Jdlan1 of I r• m .... tlur<ll'\ lor ltlt' r•ur• h.1 • l'I tw lllll t lud• II II 11 , not done h:> tht•n f<l'ad "'amrd at a ~J>(>C'1a l com rn1-,.,1on m 1•Pt1n i: Thursday. AlarMm f'rnpJ O\.c•t><; "won't ~o co "'orL.. ..,und.J~ · '-1· .... ton . on<' or the mo'>l pop ul Jr 1•ntl'rtdaners o n th•· ~trq• ~.1 111 th,. 11nlv remammc 11li't J1· l1 • lo 1 ont pl1•t 11111 of lht· s;111.) rnill11t11 ,,, d ........ :i r1nul ··~·ri•1·111111t '4tlh the \1C'trtr l'.d Ol t"rt I·,. . tht· Lo., An).'t'I"' I> .t "t' ri I I' •II I I ·ii f Ir m that 111 111..1~1 -111 I 1 .1m-..t1·r 1'1:nsm11 t-u11d lodll to the rc'>ort He said ,and a J>Jlmit•n ofhc1al aJ?reed that nu problt•ms were ao.- l l('1p.ited in fm..1la1ng the aizret• 1111· 11 I Press f 'aulted By LA "s Gate8 S A 'J PF:Ono (t\ p I -Los Anct·lt·-. P11l1<·t· ('h1e f Daryl c;Jlt'" h.i' fir1•d an ot ht•r broJd,1dc Jt the nc"' s media. 'a\ rni:: the rre-ss not only doesn't <1•1 mu•·h of a Jllb but c•ould ul- llm.Jtt·I~ tx re!:>pon:.1ble for race n oi.. an Lo<. Angell'S Cate~ ,11·c·u ~1·d thn-,i.> rn the media Thursda) of 1~nonng the facts . ed1loriali11n g in ne.,.s stone~. dlld rc!:>en mg n~hts for thl'm!:>elves that no one else en· JO)' BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollar.· *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540.1502 . . :- r. or .. ge Coast EDITI O N YearBe•etow• L Dally N•wNpa.,.r ' I 'JN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I I VOL 13, NO. 179, .. SECTIONS,~ PAGES fHeat Wave Grips Texas; Seven Perish ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA DALLAS <AP) -Al leaat aeveo an dead .. lbe result o/ a bl.lsteriftl beat wave lbat hu aia•ttered temperature records in moat~ Te.xu clU•. P'orecuten predicted awelt.er- lng aftemooo highs to top out near 113 aaain ~ay. The beat wu blamed for five deaths in Dallas OD Thursday. when the mercury reached a ~- ord I IS. ID initial reports, niedlcal •••mlnera aa1d heat was a fader, but expected more- apeclfte eauees of death after perfonni.na autopsies. Two deaths in the Dallas area had been blamed on the heat earlier in the week. Ei&ht other persons were ad- m ltted to Dallas hospitals Thurs- day with heatstroke symptoms. Southwest Texas rangeland was scorched by the sun. and ranchers were considering re- ducing the number of cattle on tbe ra.nge. Grain sorghum and vegetables in non-irrigated rields also were In jeopardy, agri.culture officials said. At Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. a 113-degree readi ng at 4 :20 p.m. Thursday topped the rec- ord 112 set Aug. 18. 1909, and Aug. 11. 1936. At 9 p.m .• the tem- perature fin.ally slipped below 100. Dallas' First International Building. where a television crew was filming an episode ol "Dallas," an unofficial reading of 117 was taken at 3:SO p.m. Daily records we re set at Wichita Falls, with U2 degrees: Del Rio. 103; San Antonio. 102; Austin. 102. and Houston, 101. At 5:40 p.m .. only nine ~the National Weather Service's list of 30 Texaa cities had readinp below 100. As electricity usage soared to . all-time highs. 100,000 residents of the Dallas suburb of Garland and 23.000 in GreenvilJe, 20 miles to the northeast, were without power Thursday aft.er. noon. The record demand for electricity, plus trouble in a tranamlasion Hoe from tree root.a, knocked out two s ubsta· Uona. a city spokesman said. But John Tarpley. Green· ville'• electric utilities direet.or. said a member or the power c ooperative that connects several small citJes apparenUy had reversed the flow of elec· tricity, causing generators to shut off. rt Work Cost $74 Million? Smith Trial Data Barred Defense attorney Terry Giles Superior Court Judge Leonard ' bas lost a bid lo introduce McBride Thursday denied Giles' t motion to introduce before the evidence into the murder trial of jury testimony dealing with the • Larry Smith of Newport Beach d h ( J · c t I · : that a witness who died a day eat o im ar a ucc1. a f Newport Beach ser vice station t after testi ying was perhaps the attendant who had testified he : victim of foul play 1 saw Smith. with a woman re- sem bling Carolyn Bealer last •9 (){)() Aug. 24 when they pulled into his I '-'· s tation ' Smith. 43. Is charged with the kidnap-murder or Miss Bealer. Stol 24. last August after demanding I en $100,000 ransom from her brother fot' her safe return. Cartalucci, 22, appeared in ·Off Bo l court as a prosecution witness I . Q and rater in the day told a friend I lbat a man approached him in 1 N ewport Beach del•clives the eourtbouse hllwa1 and said. continued their probe today into "I ' II get to Reth er with you a burglary case in which $23,000 later." in cash was reportedly mate.bed Cartalucct died lo a plane rrom a sailboat while the victim. crHh off Newport Beacb on bis stockbroker and a third man June S, the day after be testified. we re having cocktails. Witnesses indicated the plane's Police said the three men re· wings seemed to come off before • portedly were discussing a pend-it plunged into the ocean, also ing stock purchase Wednesday killing another man aboard. No a fternoon when the loot was bodies were found. taken. It \s Giles' belief that the at· Accordiniz to reoorts. Kenneth tendant was perhaps a lookout Martin Charron. a 38-year-old re-for two men known only as Jack altor from Newport, gave the and Ray, who he claims coerced bundle or $50 and $100 biils to Smith into participating in the Harm i k Sogh o m on i an. a kidnapping of Miss Bealer. Bre ntwood stockbroker , for a Smith had said he received stock transaction. several phone calls from Jack or After the cash was sealed up Ray at a phone booth near a in a leather folder, Charron re-service station across from the portedly invited his broker and a Chevron station where Cartaluc- t h i rd m an, Louis Robb or ci worked. The defense attorney Newport Beach, for an afternoon said Jack or Ray would have sail in his 31-foot boat needed someone to tell them Police said the trio decided to when Smith was awaiting their · 1 Wood • Wh f f calls at the booth. d::nk~o Y s ar or 8 ' Giles argued that tbe jury de· Soghomonian, detectives said. served to know that a witness apparently tucked the folder had disappeared after appearing containing the cash under a in court. He intimated there hatch and cabin door to his boat, were possible connections with c us hion 10 the boat's cabin organized crime as well. <See STOLEN. Page A2> <See PLOT. Page AZ> 'Olia• (]~ Darlings' Female lri.sb aetter pupa show thelr stuff during Irish Setter Club of America's na- tional specialty s how under way at the Orange County Fairgrounds in C<J6ta Mesa . There are 504 Irish setters. including 52 na- tionaJ champions, at the show. which con· eludes Saturday. Some of the coat.estants have come from as far away as New Yorlt and Canada. This 1s the first time the Irish setter club has conducted its specialty show in California. Dead Heist Suspect A 'Mystery Man' Frank Pet.ho. the armed rob- bery s uspect fatally anjured Monday night in a high-speed c ha s e through Costa Mesa s treets that ended in hts motorcycle crashing , remains somewhat of a mystery man. Little additional information has been developed about Petho. 31, the Hungarian-born suspect in two Costa Mesa holdups 111 two days that netted $708, police said today. He is believed to be the same man who robbed the EZ IM uq· uors, 145 E. 19th St .. Sunday mght. A rental yard employtt. Petho allegedly was fleeing a $178 s awed-off shotgun stickup of H1lgren Square Liquors, 250 E. 17th St .. when fatally lnjund Monday night. He died ln UC Irvine Medical Center of massive b~ad utjunes Tuesday, little more than l2 hours after the second armed robbery. Cash and a sawed-ofr s.botgun were recovered oo or near bis battered body after be crubed at the Daily Pilot's parking iol, 330 W. Bay Sl., Costa Mesa. Detective Sgt. Blll Bechtel sald llWe iDformatioo has been develooed about Petho. who wore a bi.z.arre reddish-Orange stripe down tbe middle of bis brown hair. The dyed hair and abort stature. about five feet, four inches tall were mentioned by botb llquor store clerks in describtng their usallant. QuestJoning of a former room- mate of Petbo at a Victoria Street apartment railed to yield mucb, police said. ms family ta Detroit request. ed that P.a.tk Vlew Memorial Park ad Mortuary la Corona del Mar abip bls remalns to Mlchi.pa fol' burtal. Remains Of POWs In Vietna1n WASHINGTON <AP) -The Pentagon SaJd today It veruaed through independent sources the accuracy oC a claim by a former North Vietnamese mortician that the Vietnamese are holding the r e mains of a bout 400 American servicemen at a onetime POW camp in Ha.Doi. TM Vietnamese mortician. his face partially b.idden to keep bis identity secret, told a con- gressional bearing that from 1969 to 1975 be was involved in processing the remains and that the Hanoi government s till was keeping them in a building in Hanoi as late as 1m. He said the building where the bodies were kept was once used to bouae American POWs. Lt. Gen. Euteoe F . nghe, director of the Defense In· telllge.oce Agency, told the com· mittee that the morUcla.o, who was kicked out ot Vietnam in 1m. passed a poly,.rapb test and that otber information s howed hla account aod bla backcround to be valid. There are about 2 ,500 American servicemen still unac- counted for u a result ol 8*· inl lD Sout.beut A.ala. Tbe Viet- namese government bu lden· ti.fled by name the rema.i.na ot 40 Americus who they SQ died while in calltl rib. fJiamorul.s Missing Dlaappearaaee ot diamoeds valued bf tl»OWMI' at ~-.. beta• l•• .. ;!A:.tM t*1 bJ c.t. .... ' wbo .., tbe 1em1 wen JMJU•~r i..t• ll'OID. b1a Sou*b CoNt Plua Jewelr>' •tore vault. ,_.,.. I. RarUWa, owner ot , ..... ..,~fnpoNdtbe ........ ......-u..ft to~ T~•reda~, aeeordln1 to ••· -~ • y ff•aaiddMl'9 .... ........ lOOM .... wbieb WOQW ..... . .,.. flirtJ ~ • ~ for ~~-o1u..-.. No -::CC: ti &M liw or variOul of dlamcmcl ftll· tiDpwnl1111d HU1ltella. •alJ lnkM reddld, aald tM .._would have Md to be tu. llOCNClme In Lbe NCellt put. Master Plan Unveiled ByDELOBESBROOKSIBWIN °' .. Oelly PtMI MMt New and improved facilities at J o ho Wayne Airport as en- visioned by mast.er plan consult· ants would cost more than $74 million. Construction would be essentiaJly complete by 1986. The 1986 scenario for the coun- ty airport is outlined in part three of the master plan de- veloped by VTN Consolidated of Irvine. delivered Thursday to Orange County supervisors. The $74 million -an estimate lo 1980 dollars that doesn't allow fo r inflation through 1986 - would pay for a terminal accom- D"odating 6.1 millloo passengers and SS daily commercial jet fighters.. Supervisors will make the fmal dedaion on all aspects or t.be airport's future. and can ac- cept or reject any or all of the consult.ants' recommendations. Tbere ~y is a board· ordered lid of 40 dally com- merdal jet rupta out of John Wayne Airport. Nearly three million passengers used the airport in 1979. H ighest or the p r oposed capital costs would be St7 millloo for parking and vehicle access, SJ4 million for an ex- panded terminal building, $12 million to alter surrounding land to fit state DOise standards, and S6 million to buy 13.S acres of Cost.a Mesa land adjacent to the airport. The $14 million VTN suggests <See AlllPORT, Page AZ) Teen Injured lnNB Dive A. 16-year-old Newport Beach boy suffered a broken neck early today wbeo he attempted to dive into the ocean from some rocks near 36lb Street a long the Newport Peninsula, lifeguards nid. Tony Scbmiessing . gu ards said, was transported at 8:30 to Hoag Memorial Hospital, where he waa undergoing emergency room tttatmeot this morning. Lifeguards said the youth was visiting the beach with a group of frtftMb who were playing oo the rocks and· Jumping into the water. Coast Weatlter Sunny tb.rou1b Satur· day. LoWI tontabt eo to es. Hla,bs s.&urday 74 at the beacbee, 91 lnland. .. IN81HTODAY Pi--. o ~4th~ Todor'• IJHtncf•r t•ll• .,~.,.. o•d ttll•• /or ~·WOfb, ,,.. _, ..,.. loMIMllt.'-Cl. .... J( I ,.."_......_ "' .... &--. • I "-""'.... ... ..... *\~ ...._ ........... .___ Au C....... ._. ....... ..._ M ~ Pt-M=O... A• ~ C1I ......... cw.a • cw a -CN ......... ,...,..,._Ab ....... ........ .... •• 2 1 a..•-...... "" ,,__ .,. "" •= a ,, .,... ...... ,..,._ °'1! .... • ..... M .... a-..._ ,.. Lawmakers. Defeat . Carter Energy Bill WASHING TON c AP> -PoUuten must r.port aU apll.la to the government even thouah tbe1r reporta subject them to fine., tbe U.S. Supreme Court ruled toda.y. lo an 8-1 ~lston lovolvi.na an Otlahoma cue, the court up. held the Federal Water J>otluUon Control Act and meued a 10th US Orcu1t Court ol Appeals ruling that the act violates constitutional protecuons agamst self-incrimination. The la~ imposes a cramlD&J penalty on anyoae wbo faJls to report the du.charge of otl mto navigable waters. It also says a dlacbarge report may not be used to support criminal penalUes against the report.mg polluter, but a separate aeet.loa lmpmes automatic ci vil fines for each oil spill lt'11r Cri•h•al S au,,rrt Captlfrftl By The Aaaot-la&ed Preu Alleged Nazi war criminal Me('yS Paskevkiua, wbo vanished from his suburban Los Angeles home shortly before deportation proceedings were _lo be~ln against him. bas bffo located in Florida, federal officials said today. Acquaintances reportedly led authorities to the 78-year-old Lithuanian immigrant in St. Petersburg Beach, where be was living under the name of Mike Pasker. which be also used in Santa Monica LONDON CAP> -Gold prices advanced in heavy buytng across Europe today, while the dollar held steady in calm trad-ing. In London, the price was ftxed at S636 an ounce, up from $621 Thursday. It closed at $650 in New York. up $23. Silver was quot.ed at $16.40 an ounce in Loodoa, up from $16.05. Silver closed in New York at $16.65, up 6S cent.a. ~ fn Boffa Ca11~ ~·~ SAN DIEGO CAPl -Edward Grady Partin, the Louisiana teamster whose testimony helped send Jimmy Hoffa to Jail. was himself ordered imprisoned today for eight yea.rs in San Diego's Metropolitan Correctional Center for conspiracy to obstruct JUStlCe. "There comes a time when this action must be taken," said U .S. District Judge Howard Turrentine in rejecting a plea by Partln's attorney for a stay of execution. Turrentine expects the S7-year-0ld Louisiana labor leader to be released within 14 months "if the bureau follows its own gujdelines'' on exemplary prisoners Sues Parents Held as Prisoner, Teen Girl Claims A 16-year-old Mission Viejo girl is suing her parents and a Dana Point psychiatric hospital for $3 million because s he claims she was imprisoned at the facility to keep her from her boyfriend. Santa Ana attorney Stephen Lord filed the lawsuit Thursday in Orange County Superior Court on behalf of Judith Reeds, who daims her parents and offidals at Capistrano by the Sea Hospital conspired to keep her confined at the private mental facility. Her lawsuit alleges she was "imprlaooed" in the bosptlal's juvenile section from March 12 to April 17. The reason. the legal aC'tioo claims. was to change her think- ing and behavior "to UJe point where she would embrace the values and do the bidding of her parents. specifically, among other things, that she would be convi.nced that she should stop seeing bet-boyfriend." Neither Lord oor Mlss Reeds would elaborate on the reasons for her commitme nt to the hospital. The s ult says Miss Reeds' parents, Robert and Elizabeth Reeds. drove her to the hospital on March 12. Miss Reed.a said DAILY PILOT ,.,., 0.-c-.. 0.ly -•'1~ -ft " , __ ""' -""-' .. --~ ... Or-c-.c -...... 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Lord said as long as parents and doctors agree that a chUd needs J)8ychlatric help, a mi.nor can be kept in a private facility without his or her cooaeot and without any type of bearing lo determine mental fitness.. He said be hopes not only to gain monetary damages rrom the parents and the hospital but also to win a ruling that aays parent.a can no longer place c hildren In private bospltala without a bea.rtng. But why sue her parenta? "Because they locked me up for five weeks and took away five week.a of my life," Miss Reeds told reporters to a hallway interview at the county courthouse. The teen-ager said •be wu ataytng with the parent.a of a rrtencl for tbe time .,.~ because bef' own Parenti kicked her out when •be told t.bem abe intended to 1ue Uaem. Sbe aald abe no loqer aUmda hltb lcbool, bavinC .PUied ID equivalency eum1D.adcm for her diploma. and wU1 be Joolrln1 fer aJOb. The administrator ot tbe Dan.a Point ho1pltal could not be reached ror comment th.la mom- tnc. ---- AIRPORT • • M •Pftt .. tbe pan ••t•r ter•laal ... Id ••P••d he ...................... °" MMArillw ...-..n '° aee.eoo "••n 1 .. t . •• l•e.reaH of us.ooo = lee\. Su~ b.ave not yet de-cided whether the terminal 1bould ably where it la or move to the northeast comer of the airport, o"r the San Diego Freewa,y and MacArthur Boulevard. However, tbey have ruled out movtna the terminal tot.be west side ol the airport. Tbe intent ot VTN's muter plan reoommendaUoaa la t.o ln· creue the number ol daily com- mercial fligbta and passengers wblle aimultan«>ully reducing oobe. the report said. - Doctor Denies Sex Acts By DA. VJD KUTZ MANN CM•o.eyl"tllllS.. An El Toro chiropractor de- nied on the wit.nesa stand 'lbun- day that be ever engaged In aay sexual actt with a 10-year-okl male patient or that he raped a t.een,age girl in his office. However. the report points out, there are a number ol ways that goal can be reached. and It's up to tbe Board or Supervtaon to choose an ex panaion altttnative. Hlflblillb~ the reeommeoda- tioos Ls a reductioo of airport ooi.ae by 7..S decibels, to be ac, complilbed over a 10-year period hfclnnlng in 1982. NEWPORT CENTEA EXPAHSK>N PA0P0SED (SHADE> AREAS) lrvtne Company Wll Try Agetn to Get Approvel Dr. Warren Famalaro, who lives lo Laguna Beach, told J urors in Orange County S uperior Court Judge Frank Domenichlni 's courtroom that he was treating both the boy and girl for various pbysical - emotlonal problems but never engaged in any sexual activity With either Of them. The boy, from Missloa Viejo, tes tified l ast wee k that F'amalaro had sexually molest- L.od him during half a dozen visits to the 28-year-old chiropractor's offi ces last fall. Nobe coWd be red~ by a number ol measures, including having airlines purchase quieter jets, extending the main runway 700 feet north and forcing airlines to stay within a "noise budut,." Growth Projected In Complex Plans The young woman, 19, claimed ahe was raped by Famala.ro oo a treatment table when she was t7 after receiving a massage from h i m to ease a migraine headache. The chiropractor told the jury that the last time he saw the girl was in October, l978, when sbe came lo his office seeming veey There att a number ot options aupervtaon can choose tn reduc· ing notae. the report nys. One would be t.o freeze any In. creue ln tlighta unW a designat- ed reduction in noise bas been accomp&bed. Alt.bough that would reas8ure nearby residents, the report said, It would decrease the ln- c en tl ve for airlines to buy quieter aircraft as quickly. Two Injured In Costa Mesa Auto Smashup Two women were lnjured and a 20-foot sectioo or fencing along Newport Boul evard w as damaged Thursday night in a two-car broadside collision al the intersection of Newport Boulevard and Del Mar Avenue in C-Oeta Mesa Ann Almour, so. ol 2568 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa. suffered a broken hip in the accident, Police reported that she was westbound on Del Mar A venue when ber vehicle collided wtlb ooe driven by Louie Contreras. of Garden Grove. A paaaenger In Contreras' vehicle. Irene Alvarado Con, treraa. 40. ot Orange, suffered knee scrapes and bruises, Miss Almour was hospitalized at Pacifica Hospital in Hunt· ingtoo Beach, where ber cood.i, lion ia reported as stable. Coo, treraa was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach, where she was treated and released. By STEVE MAaaLE Of .. Delly ..... IUff Irvine Company officials flied plans today for expandlog Newport Center by roughly ooe m Ulloa square f eeet. including the addit:ioo ol two 10-st.ory ot · fice towers and a new hotel. Officials from the Newport ~acb development firm said the plans, fUed wtQi .~ity ptan. ners, would fiesb out.~ cmter by more than 20 percent, bring- ing the complex to its maximum size. The request for an amend, ment in the city's general plan ls expected lo come before the city Planning Commission by Oc tober . The move by the Irvine Com· pany would restore cut.s in the size of the center that City Coun· c il members app r oved 1n general plan amendments 1n 1978 and 1.979. 'fbose coun cil app roved amendments lrlgf'tered a lawswt from another development firm. toe KoU Co .• lwd the groundwork for campaJ~ topics in last spr- ing's city council election. Two supporters of trimming future bwlding at the center. Paul Rycltoff and Ray Williams, were ousted 10 that election In filing the plan amendment. company officials said the de- velopment scheme 1s reasooa- bl e . workable and would be phased tn to keep pace Wllb road improvements m the area Richard Cannon . an Irvine Company vace president. s&Jd the develQpment r1rm intends to assist the city rma nc1ally 1n completing road Improvements. Traffic was a major coo~m expressed by councilmen who a pproved the past retluctaons in a llowable build.mg space at the center. The proposed expansions at Se .... ,;~ ueld the 600-acre complex. which now • &1~~ ll1 has 4.1 mJUJon square feet ol of. rice and retaU space built or E'or •lotL-r o•~ com mitted. includes: Cl 1r1.1 ire 'J -FINANCIAL PLAZA: Ad<t· mg 4SO.OOO square fttt lo this .,.~a Officer area north o1 the Fashion Island LJ'l.ba shopping mall. This would ln· elude the twin office towers and Rites have been he ld for a hotel similar In size lo the longtime Harbor Area resident 37S-room Mamott Hotel louted Mrs. Louise Calnon Fleishman, in the center who d1ed at her Costa Mesa -CO R PORAT E PLAZA home Wednesday. WEST: Adding 100.000 square She was 70, a retired nurse's feet of office apace to this area aide and bad been hospitalized south of the mall near Coast in poor heahb until a few days Highway and Newport Cena.er NEWPORT VILLAGE: Add- ing 150.000 square feet of office space and 20,000 square feet for retail service. This area is s ituated west of MacArthur 8-0u~vard and south or San Miguel Drive The amendment request also calls for an additional 100.000 square feet of office space JWlt north of Saa Miguel Drive. Lastly. the play proposes add· mg 80.000 square feet of office s pace oo the other s ide ol the center on a pared near Coast Highway and Jamboree. where a ~as station c urre ntly 1s locat.ed. These additions. said Cannon. ..,,ould be phased 10 over the next decade F'oll~wg la.st April's election, 1t ~as antJ(')pated that the lrvine Company would return to the ci· ty with its expansion plans. T he l~ Company. which threat.eoed lo sue the city and council members over past dele · uons but didn "t. bankroUed an ex pensive advertising umpa.ign during the dectloo but d.Jd not sup port any candidates. The KoU Co .. which aJao spent hHvilyduring theel~t.Joo, flJed 8 lawswt over the 1979 geoeral plan amendment which eUmiaated certain lmd used rrom tta plans Including a hotel near John Wayne Airport. The city. rather than cootinue the legal bat.Ue, sett.Jed out of court 11o1th the Kou Co. and agttoed to delete tblS amendment and ~ 1 ve Koll the opporturuly to bnng back Its plans. An Irv i ne Company spokesman Uld his firm opted to submit the request now because of a new city law that requires builders. as ol July 1. to submit general plan amendment re· quests 160 days before public heartnp can be held. By fill.ng prioc" to July l , the company bas to waitoaly .Sdays. 'lbai Aid Vowed KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia CAP> -Secret.Uy ol Stale Ed, m und S. Muskie. fresh from a NATO meeting that Mmanded total Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan. today promised in, creased U.S. military aid to Thailand to count.er attacks by Vietnamese forces across the Th a j,Cambodi an front ier. Thailand's foreign minister S&Jd. dep'ressed. : FamaJaro said he spent l:DODt or the lime just talking with her about her problems He saJd she never disrobed during that viSlt and left within four or favt! minutes. The girl had tesUfted that uk chiropractor told her after rap. ing her ' "I've waited a IOQ¥ time to do Uus ." ~ Defense attorney Al Stokb claimed lbe woman's testimoq1 1s ·'filled with so many In· consistencies that it ls be.)lOOd be her." f 'r o "' Pog~ ·11 STOLEN ... before Charron secured the '"O<·ean Hacer " The men told police they spent the next thr~l' hours at th~ r~staurant discussing the pend;._ 1ng stock buy When the trio returned to the boat, they discovered someone had pried open the vessel's hatch and had removed the cash a long with the stocltbrolter's wallet, which he told police he'd left Oil board. CharTOn lateT told officers that he w~ unware that the bundle of money had been left on his boat The men also told police that they had nO( left each other's' sight wtule l.ll the restaurant ex- cept for brie f visits to the r~troom. PolJ ce saJd SoghomonJan told them he had planned on deposit· ing the cash at a banlc later in the day. 'Ihat,'s Car, Not Cycle H yoo buy a brand-new Hoo4a from an agency opening in Costa Mesa, 1t wall have four wheels, not two wheels, contrary to a story in the newspaper earlit!r tbas week The firm granted permission lo inslall one concrete parting pad for display of models at 28S8 Harbor Blvd .. will deal in Honda automobiles. not motorcycles. The Daily Pilot regrets the er-preceding her death. The ramily Drive. moved lo Costa Mesa32years -=~...:..:..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~-ago. < Relatedstory,A4 ). ror. She leaves a aon.. Costa Mesa Pollce Lt. Jack Calnoo; brothers, BW Ware of Onnge, Harold Ware of Florida and Jack Ware ol MlchJgan. She a1ao leaves a silt.er, Mrs. Adeline Whipple of Santa Ana. Tbe family suggests memorial ('(JOtributJom in her name to the Heart Fund. Rites at sea were cooduct.ed by tbe Neptune Society. l',....P.,,eAl PWT .. . "To cut ua otr ... 1 tb1nk woakl be W1"0DI." be argued. However. /roMcutor Dave Carter aal tbere was no evidence ol tbnetl or •abotaae directed a1aln1t Carta1ucct, whom be described u a m1nor wttneu la the lengthy cue. Cart.er Hid GUea wu only •P•ealatln• by •u11Htln1 Certelwct WM a lookout for Jack or ~":°" full Iden-tities ana't • Mclrtcle IMd It wu Im.._ ble tW • ••bot ... wouJd" bow tbat Cartalueet plMMCt to talle • plane rtde UM da7 after Ilia taetl..,. lLtk!L BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollan- *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1502 1 ... l OM. Y PILOT ,tf Reagan Aides Focus on 3 as VP Pick LOS ANOE.LES (AP> -Alda to R~ prea deoU&I can did.ate RouW Requ .,.. In· vol* ta u ext.Un tw.~k· ,, • .. ol poealbae "°'' ala1 matH for the former CaWOl'tlla IO'Ar'DOr ~'!;aaa.n·a ..,... llCl'tlU7 Mid . 84lt Sd OrQ aeft&ld to com· mat • a report aa.rua. C.Mt Seute lllnoril.1 Lt.-r Jfowwd H . Baker Jr.. S.n. Rkbard Lu•ar. R·lnd., •nd formtr Tr-tHUJ')' Senetary Wllllam .4.~aqf •••• Grier Again Target of Jury o.lty "",_ ._ UNDER JURY FIRE Agency Chief Grier Shark Bites Undenroter Photographer SAN DIEGO (AP> -Valerie Taylor, part of a famou s husband-wife underwater photo- graphic team. was listed in good c:ooditian after being bit on the thigh by a blue shark. She suffered a five·inch gash 'l'bursday while she and her basbaod were tes ting un- derwater photo equipment off San Clemente Island, 70 miles west of San Diego . Doctors said the 44-year-Old Australian woman would not suffer permanent damage from the attack. H er husband dragged her from the water and radioed the Coast Guard for help. She was l101rn by Coast Guard helicopter to San Diego's University Hospital. The Taylors. who reside in Melbourne , are best known for their work in producing the epic ri..tm "Jaws" and "Jaws II." They also produced the film .. Blue Wate r , White Death." During their 25 years in un- derwater photography, they have filmed numerous television s pecials for networks in the U.S ., Canada and Europe. Her husband said it was the first time that either bad been attacked by a shark. Blue sharks range in length lrom four to eight feet Ao Orange County Grand Jury r e port criticizing Human Services Agency Director Margaret Grier for r eputedly low morale among her employees is "not.hing new," an HSA spokeswoman said Thurs- day. While stopping short of un- leashing a broadside al the con· troversial HSA chief, most or the report's seven recommendations centered on measures it said Miss Grier should take to dis- sipate the department's .. negative atmosphere." The report, released Wednes- day, is the grand jury's latest jab at Miss Grier and her han- dling of the massive county health and welfare department. • • 1 think the main problem ts that they (grand jurors) were addressing the agency as it used to be," said Margaret Bell, Miss Grier's assistant. The jury's remarks were bas~ on an audit of the HSA prevared by Arthur Young and Cowpany. Although the Arthur Youug report was released in May, the audit was conducted in November. M las Grier said that a number of management changes ln the agency had occurred during the period between the November audit and the report's May re· lease In ad.ditioo, Ms. Bell said. the audit report concedes that re- sull.9 ol a morale survey were contradictory. .. It's my own feeling -not an official position -that the poor morale idea comes from ber rep- utation. That'• not bow she ac- tually is,•• Ms. BeU said. Mias Grier report.edly main- tains strict control over every facet of HSA operations and re- fuses to delegate responsibility among her managers. She bas been described as a tough, hardworking and effec- tive administrator. Mias Grier has begun meeting with workers at brown bag lunch sessions in order to help dispel som e of the negative nouoos about ber personality, Ms. Bell saui. h er office is in the midst of pr~paring an official reply to the grand jury reports. · Tnat reply will be addressed to 'ne County Administrative Of. ri .. e IOI.lowing publication of the g. and jury's summary of this y, ar s mvesllgallons. b•mate Work Nixed ~CRAMENTO (AP) -An UD· us al llberal-cooservauve coall· tic has killed a consututiooal an endment lo authorize the en ,,lovmeot ot state prison in- m es in privately run industrial prv~ram.s. By LA NewspaPf'r Stolen 'Dallas' Script Ret1JT11ed LOS ANGELES (AP) -A secret and allegedly stolen 6:'Dallas" script about the ~levisioo shooting ol dutardly qilmao J .R. Ewing bas been ~ed over to police by a Los Angeles oewspaper. : Frank Dale, publlaher ol the toe Anseles Herald Ex•miner. u.td Thursday the script bad &Seeo obtained "some time aso" &om u unidentllle4 .. Dews ~·· : Be Mid the newapa~ diet not ,,....u.e the sertpt mi,ht be lt.olc .w procblcen of the bit ~ -........_ aenes reported that 8Cl'ipls dealing with tbe elw!dn1 cll8a~ from the otftce ol a ~writ.er ~Dale did not say wbeUaiw the ........,.. paid for the Kdpt. 'De Benld Examiner. wblcb la rimalna. ··wtao aba& J .ll#, .. caa. *1 ..... nut~ u.. ....,. ·r&arlier lD the da,~ew ~·beled ~ •• Tllie .... Aid lt NC91'9d two .... t• 1ta1 eoptn of tM ~m ~--....... caD JMt ... olt•· ' I -'· ing us a script and another eall froiu someaoe else Monday of· ferutg us a 1cript,"· Malcolm Ab. ams, articles editor for 1be Star, said in a telephone ln· tervlew. But be added, "We're not ln tbe business oC buying stolen property." Lorimar Productlou, which produces the weekly prime-tlme soap. reported Wedllelday that aevenl Krtpa wun1 with t.be Identity ol 1.a. •1 ataac:m bad been stolen from Lorlmar of • flees in Cul.w Ob' IOID4ltlme betweenJ-.1 IDll JUDe M. Lortmar ProdadioDI baa beea fllmilll ---90&\ltioaa to tbe mysi.,, bllt b.a aot flnealecl wbo the adM1 culprit will be Wbell tM ...... ntul'U Ul tbe tall. UnUl th1I week, wbea .J.R. portnyw Larr7 Hqmu eom- pleted ~tract t.a1b and ar- rtYld Cll JoeatioD iD Dallas, It waa DOt e•en DOWD lf J.R. would 1aar•l•• bl• 1ua1bot WOUDCll. tu.rM fol' lbe lut 10 Ytan u weU aQy lnlormaUoa oo 81'1'9b, lndlMUna any u mlnor u tnmc cltaticm. Aaktd today wbet,M.-Bater, Lu1ar ud Slmae were Involved IA the r1oo1n1, Gray repll.ct, "W• not commmt CODCetD· tnc any lndlYiduaJ ... The former C1Ufor11Ja 1ov· trnor, wbo facea no major op.. potltlon for the Republlcall aomlnatloa, wu acbeduled to apptar •t a $250-per-penon tund·n.IW ln Roolton to belp pay c:ampatcn tt.bU of nve de· feat.d rivals f« t.be oomlnaUon. Later, be WU to 10 to Sall Lake City fol' meetJnc• with Mormoa Church leaden, the Utab ~bUcan Party conven-tion and hia campal1n IUP· porters before retw'Dlnt to Los An&eles on S•turday for a private hmcbeoll with California aupportera. The Houston luncheon, which is intended to raise up to '200,000, ia Reagan's rourtb event Ulla month to raise fundl to help pay off campaicn debt.a of defeated rivalt Baker. Phllip Crane, Bob Dole. Bea Fernandez and John CGanally. All flve are to au.end the lunch.eon. After the trip thia weekeod, Rea1an bu no public •P· pearances scheduled until the GOP National Convention July l4 in Detrolt. Next week. be plans a five-day o.,.., .._ \\,tfl ~- ACTRESS ALI MAC GRAW (RIGHT) JOINS FlGHT AGAINST 'RIGHT TO LIFE' MOVEMENT Others Are Congresalonet Cendtdete Carey Peck, Newport Civic Leader Carroll BHk Right to Life Rapped Actress, Politician Criticize '"Minority fTroup' By-FREDERICK SCROEMEHL Ol IM IMllY ~llee Si.II Congress ional candid at e Carey Peck , son o r actor Gre1&ory Peck teamed up with actress Ali MacGraw Thursday to condemn the opening of the Na. tiooal Right lo Ll!e Convention at the Anaheim Convention Center. Speaking to reporters at the nea rby Disneyland Hotel. Peck and Ms. MacGraw charged the Ri g ht to Lift> Movement ·~ backed by \.\ell-financed n· ligious groups intent on leg1slal ing a new American morality The anti-abortiomsts. numbt>r· ing about 2,500. scheduled their own press conference today. The Right to Life movement seeks to do that. they said. by forclllg an amendment lO the U.S. constitullon that would pre vent women. in nearly all in stances, from obtaining abor lions. Peck termed it "bad la~ through better legislation. "Row can we allow a mtn0nty ~roup to impress its moral and religious views on us?' cc.ked Ms . MacGraw. She said the question o abor lion is a difficult one "but one which should be. and 1s, proteet- ed by our right lo pnvac; · Should anli·aboruon leg1sla lion be adopted. she said. ·we will have a s1tuatJon in ~ h1cb on ly wealthy women will be pro- tected." Ms. MacGraw said the v1ctlms or anti·aborl\on leg1s latlon would be "the unwantt•d children. who will join the swell· &nJ.! tade of battered and a bused human beings .. Ms. MacGraw said that in the past she has bet'n "<;pectacular ly unavrulable in the laking 1J stand department .. "Ttus is one issue that I can t avoid," she sa1d. The aclres!>. perhap~ bc5t known for her role 1n .. Love Story," decuned to resp<>nd to a questJon in wharh a telev1s1on news reporter asked ~ hethcr she had ever Wl en~one an abor· t ion She called n~h ·lo-hre expo· nt>nls "smug and fatuous .. 1 >ther speakers upportmg a group caUed For Amerkans' Jn d1ndual Rights w~re Nev.'port Beach civic leaaer Can'OU Beek. Loe: An1?eles attomey Richard O Shn ~ood. and r;laine Miller. a le .:1,f.111\t· J l11 \1s t from Cal:iba'.J' \1 r' Bt-('\.. !\.!. .e mother of lhrPe dnd ~res11oniother of 11 hallc•d lhc.· Suprt' 1e Court dl' c 1..,1o n that rnad1• abortion "' ;.111:.ibll' lo \Hll•~ Sh<.> ~aid l)Utla ~m£ abortion ~ould onh dd d 111 lhl' un~anted children problem C'rt'Jlt•d b~ 1mpt'rfeC't contraC'ept10n. r .. ~. and incest Thieves Grab Pot LIVERPOOL. En~land <A Pl Thieves broke through the wall or a customs warehouse and car ried off $4.6 million worth or 1m pounded man 1uana that offlc1ah believe may hu\ t' been intended ror them U1 the first place Customs a~ents impounded two C'rales marked "household goods" that arrived Crom the Caribbean without paJ)('rs two weeks ago and t'Ontained man Juana Ofh~1 .i ~us~cled the~ t ould trap thP smui;?J.?lers b~ ~:tiling for lht.,n (I) l'Olll'C't !ht• a ate~ Pohce ~a.ia l raiders entered the c·u~tom!> 1..u1td1ng at the Royal Seafort1t Dock on the R1v~r Mers.-y , bypassed the burglar alar111 . cut through a wire cage anc xv a~ a} with the contents or th \.'•ales vacation in Mexico at a nocb owned by longtime frleod aad political aupporter WUllam Wilson. Campalp •Pok•mu Joe Holmes said Settet Servi~ a1enta would accompany Reagan an4 hil wife to Malco. but that no reporters or staff aides would accompany them. Reagan spent Thursday at bia Pacific Palisades home and run- ning personal chores, such as, gellin1 a haircut. Holmea aaid. Firemen Standar~ To Rise By DELOAES BROOKS 111WIN Of -Delly ..ii.t S&Mf Volunteer firefighters worting under s tate administration usually W<'re hired by the "bud- <l :-· s ~ s t l' m · · a n d ~ en e r a 11 y lacked the skill and discipline of their Cull-time paid colleagues, the Oran~e County Grand Jury charged today The report urged the Orange County Board of Supervisors to t 1 g h t en h1 rinJ? practices and establish performance stand- ards rorvolunteerflrehghters The picture g rand j uror s painted or the volunteers was one of ~enerally unskilled. un- t r a 1 n ed and u nd1sctpl1ne d ftref1~hters. m ainl y res ulting from a lack of standard rules and regulation!. However, the report added that with the June 30 takeover or fire service responsibility by the <'Ounty from the state the s1tua - t1on should improve. "Adm1n1s lraliv<> personnel within the new Orange County fire Department ;ff!" \\ell aware of th~<' probleml> and are aruc· 1ous to resolve them.'· the report said Orange County Fir e Chief Lawrence llolms '.'>aid today the report appeared to be on target ·1 think \.\e'rl" on the track o( ~olvrn~ th<' problems that are 1dentif1ed by the grand JUT'J ... Holms ... a1d He srud the county W'iD hire a person to coordinate the volun· teer programs and ins ure that standards are enforced Volunteer fir e fi ghters will have a key role under county ad ministration Off1c1als decided to lnt'rease the number of volun- teers by 25 percent wbi le decreasing the number 0( paid full time firem<>n bv 30 oercent The ho.ird .,hould adopt rec· nm mendat1on., former! by the Fin• St-nice \'olunteer Commit tet> the ,::rand Jury report said Th<' l'nmmittt·t· '> reC"ommen datum., 1nclu11c-rl ..;\andard1zmg h 1 r 1 n ~ q u .d d ll' ,1 l 1 • > n s , d 1 !>. ~ 1 p I 1 n a n p r 11 1., • •1 u r 1: .., a n <t rwrformanl.'l' ,., .tlu;1t1nn!>. and upl-(racl1n 11 the tn11ning program. Tht• c rand •un r·.ilkd r<.'t'ruit m e nt 11( \o lunlt•er firemen tracl1t1 11n~ill.' a ... ot·1..1I proc· 1·~s Altho11.:h th1• hud1h "'..,tern re !-uhs an i.:noo 1•..,pni dt• corps.' lhe Jlln sa1!1 recc·ntly hired \Oluntt•t•r r1rc•f11.:hlt'r'-have been ) oun~t.·1 .inr1 It·,...., mature· · 'Tht• mor;ill" .md performance of I ht· 1·n11 ri· fo rn• r an de teriorat1· r:tl lwr qu1 t'kly from s uch a s1tuat1on. the Jury said. In udd1t1on -.11mc new volun teer-. h.1H'n t hc.·t•n adequate}) tra1nt•d and .1 !>u b s lant1al number can't drive a fire truck. do n't know firefighting tech niques and lack resuscitation sk 1 lh.. the report continued. Treasures, Dreams Make Good Reading --------------- Pursuing dreams. saving hves and keeping treasured items ufe are all part of Sunday's Daily Pilot MOSE THAN A FACE - You've seen him in many com· merclals. that's why Tom Selleck says bis face is belt.er (suNDAY'S BEST) known than h1s name. He hopes bis new fall series "Magnum P.I." will change all that. SAVING UVES -Mating a profit may be the key to Edwards Laboratories ex- istence. but saving lives of critleally ill cardiac patienta is lt.a real reasoo ror betna. The Bualneu of the Week. P&Jlt9TL Y D&EAM -One man aave up a lite of fHl women and drugs, another beaaa one he'd alway• dreamed of ba~. The prlea\hood bolda apeelal fuclnation ror ma.ay •bo decide to cban1• d1rectloa late la lift. TBWAaTIHG TmEVES AU It takea to •eei> your beloq-tacw out ol die ha.ndJ of barslan la a few aUaple precaut.loal. Pat Dunn pro•ldee dttalls la CouwDer Ooleup. COSTA MESA Ornamental Trtll Choose frOm ewer 20 VOftlltll " INcted lhOde 6 londlcope"""' 15 Gal Slz.t Reg. '59.90 =.~£*19.99 to *29.99 \ ~~~' tcw. ... -,.. ." s• .wc.'6.99 ~·..,., IQ.i 8-A-. ..,. ........ ,~ ..... (htlo~ ...,....Cyprnt .... _._..., ..... '10.99 FOUNTAIN ·~ •• • I> • • . • ~ . . . . i . • . • • .. . • . ""•·-MM n . ,., _... .. .• ,\~:.~-- • • • 1be Bad News Bearers J&QING'l'llS BAAING DEPT: Several people hen oa UM........,.~.,..~ ~m over a ruJln1 ha.JMMd dDtw'D only yeaterday by Oranae County Superior COW1 J\Mlp Robert H. G~ "Oil. we·re '°""' to 1et tt now," OD• atatr person 1u1· 1Mtec1 Ul*I ..-diq the ne-n dlapa&eh about Judie Green Wluit Judae Greeo did •u to refuse to luu an uuunr Uoa tbat ~ have proh&bit.ed ptOMC'-lt.lan ot Pyramid Club plQen by our DA, the honorable Cecil Hieb. Tlll8 IDA.N8 THAT H.idl and hu ataff ol leaal eagles are free to proNC\lte Pyramkl Ol"lani&ers wbo have been nabbed by tM ._. arm of the law on allqatJou that they were opentine an UJegaJ "endless cha.in" scheme. So triala fOf' t.be suspects can 10 ahead unless the at· tomey ror the Pyraouders. one Jason G. Landess, al· tempt.s to seek relief from a hither judicial bench. PYUJllD GAMES SEEM to be dying out in our re- gion now. but while they t.hnved, a lot or people got angry FOf'fl'ter Pyramid Player Takmg Erception tot~ MeWlge over the news reports. These included accounts of police raids. one s hooting victim. a couple or armed robberies and the like. Also, in the scheme where the player kicks in a couple of thousand dollars on the chance or climbing the pyramid to be rewarded $16,000, a number of reports on neecmgs have come in. Hapless players report their $2.000 evaporated but no $16,000 ever materialized. TIDS WAS A SfRONG suspicion on how the whole "game" was going lo wort in the Cu·st place. as rar as law enforcement people were concerned. Thus all or this was reported. This turned out to be an enormous disappointment for those players out there who believed they were going lo get-rich-quick. At mmimal labor, their $2,000 would somehow be transformed into $16,000 . Thus many players weren't the least bit alarmed about lbe police raids, arrests, neeciogs, robbenes or shooting. THEY GOT MAD because at was reported in the newspapers. We got numerous angry phone calls. Among the phoned allegations were these: -We are just jealous because everybody is getting rich -We were in cahoots with the local cops, the Internal Revenue Service and the CIA. -We are a bunch or commie-pinko fellow travelers trying lo stifle free enterprise CLEARLY, PEOPLE CAN get worked up But 1t 1s tn· teresting how some of them don't blame the flow or publJc events. U they don't like the message, kill the messenge r. So there is the suspicion here that some Pyramid players. or ex-players. won't really get so angry because Judge Green had in effect ruled that the Pyramid sche mes are illegal. Instead, the players will be inclined to clobber the messenger Bla%e Rages Two ft ref tRhtcr~ walk a Ion A a ccess road lead mg to ragin~ blaze in Whttl' Ht ver National For e s t 1n wes tern Colorado. Offit'tals f.'Mimatl' that S.000 acres have been <ks troyt·d s 1m·t• fin• !->larted Wt•dnt.>.,da~ Court OKs Vent ing Of R adioactive Gas WASHINGTON CAP > -A federal appeals court apparent!} has cleared lhl' wa' for venting radioactive kr~ Pl<m ~as from the Three Mil<' !~land nuclear plant. But a lawyer for an anti· nuclear coallt1on· oppo-.ed to th<' operation sa)" hl· plan~ furthl'r le~al challeogt•\ The lJ S Court of Appeals her<' denied thC' coa ht1on's re · qu€.'sl Thursda\' to halt the vent ing, schedul<.od tci b<.·~in at the llarnsburg, l'a .. plant al 8 am Saturday. SANFORD SAGALKIN, acting assis tant attorney general 1n charge of the Jus tice Depart ment's Land and Natur a l Resource!> 01ns 1o n. s aid the vent ing can take place unless the anti-nucle<1r groups file a successful appeal in the t: S. Supreme Court or the U.S. Dis· tr1ct Court in Ha rrisburg. Earher Thursday, the NRC re· fused to postpone its dec1s1on lo allow ventmg, sweeping aside a coallt1on-sponsored German scientific report warning of high con t a rrunation risks . T HAT PETITION v. as filed b\ thl' Pcoplt• Ag a1n\l Nuclea·r Enc>rgy. v. h1ch argued that the com m1::.s 1on had ignored the p1h ... 1hlt• prescnct' of rad1oact1H• partll:le'> other than kr) pton in thl' rt;>lca.,e., and had failed to prr1pnh a!'-lll'"" th(· pubht· health risk from \ t•n\ IOJ! m WORLD I NATION S6viet Bomber Crashes • m Sea TOKYO <AP> -A Sovtet TU-18 bomber, oaeot a pairol recon· naiuance airer alt dubbed the "Tokyo Expreaa." circled a Japanese naval truaport and then crubed in tbe sea and exploded today after iU wtna·Up brushed the water, the Japanese Defense Agency said. The bodies of two Soviet crewmen were recovered by the Japanese transport off Niigata, 180 mlles northwest of Totyo, 1ald an agency spokesman. adding the Tupolev bomber usually carries a crew of seven. The other bodies were presumed lost in mile-deep waters. KNOWN B Y THE N~JO code-name "Badger." the bomber was one of a pair spotted about 70 miles north of Sado lalaod by Japanese radar and the crew of the transport ship Nemuro, the spokesman said. The Defense Agency, J a pan's military branch, scrambled four U .S.-made F-4 jet fighters to investigate after one of the planes circled the Nemuro. The J apanese fighters approached to within s ix miles ol the Soviet aircraft. Aft.er the crash. the SttOnd Badger circled lhe site for 90 mlnutee. the spokesman said. J AP ANESE OFFICIALS said lhey had not yet decided whether to try to salvage the wreckage or the twm-engme Jet , lost in about 5.700 feet of water. . The Badger first went into production in 1954 and is used primarily today for electroruc surveillance. Japanese sources say Tupolev bombers, flying in pairs, make a bout 10 reconnaissance flights a month over Japan, and have been nicknamed: ·'The Tokyo Express ." Foreign Ministry officials said they had informed the Soviet Embassy here of the "accident," and would negotiate the return of the bodies to Soviet officials. They would make no other comment on the incident. 4 Civilians Seized By Vietnam Troops BANGKOK. Thailand fAP> -Two U.S. photographers and two International Ked t:ro55 ofhc1a1.!i. 10cludulg ooe recenUy <lee· orated by Queen Elizabeth JI . were captured by Vietnamese troops aJong the embattled Tha1-Cambochan border, where fighting continued for the firth day today The Vietnamese approached the four as they were inspecting the abandoned refugee camp at Nong Chan and led them away Thursday. WRY TREV WERE SEIZED was not immediately known. but th('1 r capture came one day afln V1c>tnamese Foreign M1ruster l':~u)'ert Co Thach warned that \'1elllamese troops would halt a Tha1-U N. program to repatnate Cambodtan refugees on grounds the returnees really are armed li(Ul'rnllas batUms: to bnn~ down the Hanoi-backed re~1me m Phnom Penh. The Red Cros~ said 1t has approached all parties -the Thais. V1elnam~ and Cambodians -lo secure the release of the cap- tu~. 1~llfied as Robert ru,he of BnlaLD and Pierre Perrin of France The US. Emba ss~ nJmed the Ame ricans as George L1enamann and Richard F'ranken. photo~raphers and CO-O wners or the 8an1?kok-based Lensman ad vertJ.smJi( company who recently compll'ted a book for the lJ N h1Ji(h commlSS1oner for refugees. · Pl"rnn 1~ th<' medical c-oordmator for the Red Cros~ at the Tba1-Cambod.Jan border where ~Geneva-based organiiatioo bas an extal51ve medical and rehef operallOn. Ashe was in charge of thl' d tstnbulJOo of nee and other sul)phes to Cambodians who daily nocked to !':ong Chan from the 1nten or of the fOOd·ShOrt country . Storms Fester in Heat I r Much of Nation Su:eltering in Humidity tome ~ c~ ""' _,, _, s.twrcsey. CNSi.I""" 14, -llO. 1111.,,., llillft .,, -... ·-· •S. EIM ......... llQ!ll varleble •Ind\ wltll -'° -loot wlfld •--011• to ltwW toot _.. lo ~ 1well1. 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It's one sure- fire way to save energy and money ~ 09 9 ~ CALIFORNIA StuOOnt 'Slrills ' Required SACJlAMENTO <AP> -1be Callfonlta A.uemb(y aays hlp IC.bool _.....,... who ean 't pa.a Ute "bMSt' lklJla" t•ta lbouJdn'l -ffrttf'leatea of ~mpleUcn. 'l'be lower t.ouu \loted M-'4 Tlaand&J on ABan by Aa· M1Dbb'1DaD Oary Hut. D.santa 8arb•r•. aeadln1 tl to tho a.ea-.. BAH HAD INTaODVCED tlle 1'1'1 bUl that wUl require h11h acbool aeoion, startlnt next airiftl, to have paued pro ftclene1 tesU bl readlna. writ.in& and arltbmeUc before araduat· tas. He said some school districts are comlderine "certificates of completion" to students who finish their senior year without passin8 the tests. HlS bill would be that. "THESE CERTIFICATES are not worth anything," and offer "an easy way out for school dis- tricts instead of having to deal with reality," Hart said. The bill would also require school districts to establish separate standards for proficien- cy for students who are so severely handicapped that they couldn't possibly pass the reg- ular tests. A recent stale studv showed that most but not all dl" tricts are establishing separ standards. Monaentarg ~e The old Parrotts Ferry bridge, lower right. and the con- troversial white water rapids above it. would be inundat· ed if New Melones Dam on the Stanislaus River is filled. A federal judge halted the order Thursday and scheduled a hearing for July 8. Environmentalists are fighting the filling of the reservoir. friclly. Jun. 21. 1980 ONLYPILOT .43 Spill Closes Highway! ' Su/,fur Tanker Overtunu, Fumett Fell Seven : OAKLAND (AP) -Crew• chipped away today 1t b1rdened sutrur that spilled onto HJgbway 17 f rom an overturned tanker truck. and oMdall •amed that t.be heavily used road would be dOMd IOUthbound at &eut unlll mld-d&y. The Uldioua task began aft« the Immediate dan1er of pot.ooou:s fu:mes subllded witb t.be quelling of names from the early morning accident that forced the California Riehway Patrol to ban traffic between J acltaon Street and 10th Street. .. IT'S GOING TO BE a while" before the five-lane road is cleared, sa.id CHP officer Earl Wilhite. "There's 23 tom of this stuff.•' Oakland firefighters put the blaze under control aAe1" 4S minutes. at about 2 a.m. an of. ficiaJ said. Wilhite said seven persons apparently were taken to hospitals after brealhine in the toxic vapors, but the extent of the injuries was unknown. Wilhite said earlier reports that the driver of tbe truck was in- jured weren't true. NOa TDBOVND T RAF FIC would be permitted as long as there was no danger from fumes. orflcials s ald. Early monung traffic was congested. however, after at least one acci· dent. that CHP officers blamed on "gawkers." Wilhite said the driver of the tanker truck told the CHP that the truck flipped over after he swerved to avoid a stalled car. The i.n.ker then split apart. re- leasing the molten sulfur. which poured onto lhe road ind h1rdened into a ~Inch t.bkk layer. WHILE TOXIC •1JME8 spewed off the bumlftg sulfur, officials warned drivers and pedestrians to avoid the area near ibe highway, al.lo known aa the Nimitz Freeway. Thia momlnc'a cloeln1 gave thousands of San Francisco Bay are. drivers t.belr aeeoat big headache of the week. '1'0m Wednesday afternoon ~ntll Thursday morn\nl the .San Franclaeo-Oakland ay bltdge was clo&ed westbound ~ile aut.bbrtUel tried to fiod out Ml•t kind ot white powder apllled;onto the roadway from a pa.in& truck. ! It took officiala more thaa.nine boon to analyze and cleao up the substance, which turned out to be a harmless paint additfve Smog Ealssle11S 1 Power Plant Rule~ SuspenJ.ed by Am, LOS ANGELES <AP) -A rule almed at controlling sr6og- forming.emisaioos from Southern California power plants has ISeen suspended pending a rehearing of the rule in August, the state;A1r Rff-Ources Board announced Thursday. Also. alter a day-1001 hearing Thursday, the board granted a ooe·year delay. to 1983, for larg~gioe motorcycles to meet.the evaporative standard for hydrocarbons. The decision affe<:l5 motorcycles of more than 3SOcc displacement. BUI' THE BOARD SAID it would delay until next month's m eeting a decision on whet.bet" to arant the same extension t.o aJI three classes or sir.es of motorcycles where hydrocarbon exhaust standards are concerned. The s~penslon of the power plant rule was done to avo1cl .. cost· ly and unnecessary litigation, following a legal challenge to 'the rule by Southern California Edison Co. and the Los Angele~ Department of Water and Power," ARB Chairwoman Mary Nichols saJd ANOTHER PllOVISION would authorize summer school for remedial cla:iS~ in grades four through six for students who fail the first se ... or tests they take bl elementary school. An opponent, Assemblywoman Maxine Waters, D-Los Angeles. objected to the entire proficien· cy program. Instead of examining the whole school system for defe<:ts, she said, "proficiency testing places that entire burden on the students. to say •You must learn." Briton, 42, PleaJs Guilty In Child Molestation Case Ms Nichols said the rule was adopt~ by the ARB last March arter several public hear- ings and after it was modified. at the utilities' request. from the way it was originally worded. "NOW THAT DEADLIN~ are coming up and utilities have to comply with the ruJe, they are trying to use the courts to pro e oo control 1s needed." she continued. ·Burglars Kill LOS ANGELES (AP> -The SU PERIOR COURT Judge last of nine men reportedly in· Gordon Ringer appomted two volvedinanintemalionalpomog. psychiatrists to examine the rapby and child prostitution Briton and report back at an ring faces seotencing in August Au g. 13 hearing on whether he 1s after pleading guilty to child a mentally disoriented sel[ of. molesting. fender. Michael John Blount, a 42· If the jud~e decides he is. year-old Briton extradited here Blount could be committed to a last April following indictment st a te hospital. Otherwise. he by a county grand jury in 1978, face~ a possible ~cven·vear term entered his pleas Thursday alter in orison. variety of prison terms and hospital commitments ranging from a few months to several years . One of those was Ch arles James Hughes, a :is.year-old La Puente man convicted by a jury of selUng his daughter to ~n "for immoral purposes" when she was only 8 ye~ old. The ARB dedded it would be better to have one mott hearing on the matter to "display and discuss ail the scientific evidence on the issue" ... oeou than to deal with a lawsuit , Mrs. Nichols said. The ARB maintains that power plant emissions of nitrogen ox· 1de at the coast.al eod or the Southern California bastn contribute s1gnificanUy to the formation of photochemical smog on the eastern and northern eods of the basin ON 11IE MOTOaCYCLE ISSVE, the ARB staff recommended the ooe-year delay on evaporaliw standards be granted for the lar~est machines because the lndust.ry "has been working raJrly hard to mttt. i.nterim st.aodarda and the 1982 standards. but the 1982 standards are tough eoougb that the staff felt they sboulci be gJVen the extra yur to comply," said ARB spotuman Bill Sessa. SACRAMENTO CAP) -The wife of the California Highway Patrol's fiscal officer, George Schatz, is dead and her hsuband in serious condition after they were beaten Thursday by burglars in their mobile home, police report. prosecutors agreed to drop a ALL OF THE OTHER defend· s ingle count of consplra~y as ants have been convicted or part of a plea bargain. pleaded guilty and received a ..::...~~~~~__;~~;__...!.:...-...:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Two other Sou thern Califomia men. Robin Frederick Garrett, 00, o( Huntington Beach and Thomas Nicholas Liberto. of Downey. were indicted. . Death P e nalt} Law W e akened SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -California's death penalty law has been weakened by the state Supreme Court, which upheld a lower court order ruling that part or the law is "unconstitutionally vague." The court on Thursday affirmed a state Court of Appeal ruling which invalidated the law's man- date of the death penalty or a life term without parole for a murder "especially heinous, atrocious or cruel, manifesting exceptional depravity." . c-·· -"~~· on ...... SACRAMENTO <AP> -The way has beeo : cleared for a showdown on the Peripheral-Canal. thanks to the Assembly's approval of a proposed ( ) constitutional amend-ST ATE .meot to ease Northern ..._______ Californians' fears. The Assembly's 56-21 vote Thursday placed the proposed amendment, ACA90 by Assemblyman Lawrence Kapiloff, R· San Diego, on the No..,ember ballot. That done, final passage is deemed likely for tbe bill to authorize the canal, 58200, now ln the Assembly Ways and Means Commjttee. ~W~ Loa• Rate Bae~ SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state Senate. for the second time in two months, has approved a bill to allow mortgage loans with interest rates that fluctuate as much as 5 percentage points. The measure, AB3142 by Assemblyman Alister McAlister, D-San Jose, cleared the upper house on a 21·7 vote Thursday and went back to the As· sembly for action on Senate ameodmeot.a. ~rllndle11 £l•lf. NI.red SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state Assembly has rejected a limit on contributions and gtfta to state commiaaioo members. The proposal, which fell four votes abort of passage 'Thunday, had been prompted by de· velopen' donations to members of a regional Coutal Commission. Oppoaents aald newspaper d.l.M:loeures of the eootrlbutiom to four memben of the South Coast Rel)oDal Comm1Pion show that current law can detect abulelt. "The aystem ls IOWMS, •• dedand ANemblyman Bruce Neatande, •-Ora.nee. OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFULMORNlNG. N-M'S MODEL'S COATS WERE24.00 NOW 18.00 Wonderful ways to start the day. Bright and cheery. Cool and comfortable. Ptck a perky floral print. In blooming Summer colors. A delightful applique decorates red and white dots. Blue and white stripes. Or a tresh solid green. In cotton-and-polyester. 8 to 18 sizes . Lingerie. Newport Beach H·M Bevettv H Us, open 10 to 8; N-M Newport a.:h, OC*110 to 6; Mon .• Thuri., Fn., 10 to 9 Wld now~ Sunday 1210 5. ' \ All gles ltnal I ' • ,. ID IOIDltb.lftl ol a ~ chaD&e from lta pre- : ftou8 reports, the 0r..,. County Grand Jury hu come wrp wD w worthwb.Oe MC"'D"'mdaUON foUowtnc an tu'llinetlm ot oc-ata. at~· County Jail. In b temH!Dd report OD the jail, lbe jury recom· -emded_.,.,. that Jail deDuU• be outtttt..s with ~ aale-b' alert devicee-belt·wora, taueh·actJvat.ed meua1e Mndera that couJd belahteo safety for deput.lea who must •tel' cella, boldlnt t.&nb or other &.olated areu. Slmllar •vtcea are U8ed by Jailen 1n state prilons. Al it work.a today, depuUe. ~TOOted by aggressors mwst reach taepbones located in Jall corrtdon to sum· S>on ~a.Uy. the Jury aald the Jail's second floor - aow patrolled by only one deputy-sbould receive utra lt.aftlDi. That floor alone ca.o bou.ae up to 137 in· mates. the Jury ablo reeommended addition of a third monitoring camera ln a juvenil~ section. where supervision problems have been evident in the past. The Jury urged the aheriff's department and the --~ Board of Supervt.on to alve priority to establish· meat of a minimum security f acllity for women. Women inmates today are housed in a maximum security setting. 1'bat recommendatian could be the most difficult to implement, because of its obvious cost implicatioos for the county. 1be recommendations regarding jail deputy safety and inmate supervision, however. sbouldn 't be over· tooted as supervisors enter deliberations oo the fiscal 1980-81 county budget. Opening Gove .. nm.ent 1be public's right to know wh~il government agencies are doing, and what they are considering, would be sub· stantially strengthened by two bills passed by the state Senate and awaiting Assembly approval. The measures, by state Sens. Barry Keene and Mlltoo Martes, would extend open meeting laws to include the advisory committees and subcommittees of ~ boards and commissions and every state commissl created by executive order. -While elected bodies are req.tlred to hold open meet- ings, many of the very powerful non-elected state boards. commissions and committees are not now required to do conduct their business in public. The measures also would make a member of a state board who attends an illegally closed m eeting subject to prosecution, as are elected state and local officials. Additionally. the measures would require that both state and local agencies make available to the public. in advance of a meeting, their agendas and written back-up material so persons attending the meeting will be familiar with the matters under discussion. Th.is is rathe r routinely don -at the local level. but rarely by state bodies that have not been subjed to the open meeting law. Given the power of many o nese appointive state agencies and their advisory committees, it is by all means reasonable to make thetu subject to the same laws as local agencies with regard to their hanaung ot tne public's business. Too often, agencies charg • with implement1Dg legislation promulgate rules and rt!gulations that become . public only after their adoption \ a sessions closed to the public. 4 'Quality' Still l\'Jissing It may come as no surprise to television viewers to learn that a Federal Communicati is Commission study has concluded that the ••prime time access" rule hasn't improved the quality of prime tin .! television program· ming. The access rule, put into eff e 10 1970, requires the three major networks to relinqu· :h one hour of time between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m . to local 1ffiliated stations. The idea was to break the net -orks' hold on the eve· ning viewing hours and enable lveal stations to choose among independently syndicated .. nows or develop local interest programs. It hasn't worked that way, H) lhf: f'CC study. Few local programs have em rJ(cd and the syndJcat· ed shows purchased are u.su:.lly lht. -eas lhun notable game a nd variety shows de•lJCn<'d • attrucl a wide au- dience, hence plenty of advertlitln .. n~vcnue . . The prime time acce3& rut~ n:mu1n11 in enect. but ap· parently the FCC staff no long~r • .t>ldl' out much hope for any improvement in program qu ... Jlty '*" u result of what was supposed to be a goldt:n 011.)(Jrtuntty t.o bring new talent to the airwaves. You can give quality" chu11rf', but you can't mandate it. • Opinions ex.preseed In the apeco above are those of the Oalty Piiot. Other views expresaed on th11 page are thON of thelf authOn and .-tlata. Reader comment la lnv11od Addreu The Oalty Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Me&a. CA 92926 Phone {71_.) 642·~1 . Boyd/Time W Go ,:~·BOYD Am wbat'a the rn04t common cau,e ol de•th among people who aun)vt more than 100 years. R.eseatt:b reveal.I the utual · diaeuee ot old qe are not what set them. aurprllt.4aly. Jf they've made tt that far. Dear Gloomy Gm Notr CW the .mtoD· meatallltl have rammed tbe _..au ao11Je1 dowa our throm I wondw ll tbe1 baH a DlaD to recap- ture tbe fumel from t.be IU •"111 theM aoaJe1 eaUM wblD JOU ftl1 up. JI.I .II. . . i'59l~l \ maybe they're immune, don't know. AJulbow, recent studies lead IOID• oblenera to believe tbM a blah propor· tloo ol these ceotenariau 'o almply ~ they decide It'• time. It'• only a bll.uard, accord· toe to the weather bureau, ll tb• temperature ll t..low 20 dearees P and tM wlDd la over 30 miles per bow. You don't need fresh anow to make a bli.ua.rd, pleue note. If ulted to name tbe only animal with a Jutt!Di chin, aaymm. Q. Row mueb doel • harp welah? A. About 220 poundl. The dttumlereuce around an elephant'• front foot la Juat about equal to ball the elephant'• belpt. Alao a m71tery 11 wby •--••••nw8'•.,. Mt•-"" -10 ,..,. ,.,.....dim .... ftctilm. ~-----"""------ , Chinese Close Missile Gap , . ' • WASHINGTON -The malnlaod ChioeH. more d•· termJ.aed than ever to beeOCM a ilobal power. an movios ahead releotH:slly to perfect• mWt.ary machine lb.at will tum tbelr am- bition 1nto reality. I ~ CID Mattb 218 that tbey bad developed ao lnteRm· tlnenta l baUiaUc mis· alle capable o f dropplog nu c lear warheads on the United Slates or the Soviet Union. The Chinese confirmed this on Ma:o- 18 by announcing the successful Lest of such a miasile. Since tben we have seen a top. secret Defense Department document giving more detalla about the Chinese ICBM. The knockout punch now available to Peking ia the subject of gra~ discuasioos lo military Circles around the world. Earl Waters Tb• P•ota1on proJectlon, wrltttn lut X>eeem"r, u1•1M UlNe OOCmtlat U.S. adYeriaries -Red a.lna, North Korea aod the Soviet Uo.lon. It stated that the ad:neM ltratecic force •·coo· 1l1t.1 aJJDOlt ~acl111Jvely ot ln· tel'm~raue .,.lU1Uc mi.. 1llH and a few ot>aot .. ceot bombers" -lo abort oo Im· mediate tbNat to tbe Uni~ Sta tea mainland. But Ula the report. added omlnoully: '"Jbe Chinese eQOCt to have a nudear capabWty to atrike the Sovtet Union west of the Uralt and the OONUS <con· Uoeatal Unit.cl SUta> with.id a year." The docwnent noted that the CbJnese bad teated their ICBM rocket -the CSS-X"4 -lout limn in tm. and esUmated the ranse at 13.000 kllomeUir;e. or about 8,000 rnlln. "Wlth a 13,000·kllometer ranee. the CSS.X-4 wtU the Ch)na an expanded ou~lear tar 1etioi capability. lnc:lUciial the capabUlty (o strike t.arceta lo the Unit.eel States:· the report added. It pndkted lb.at •'tDltiaJ operat.lq caPttbtllt)' II npected in 1990.'· T1l1t CBINaE tested their CSS-X-4 twtce in May. Accord· tnc to ~ IOUl'Cel who monitored botb abota. the CblJMM m:tMU. traveled e,aoo miles to tu laadlnc in tbe South PacUlc. Thi• 11 more than enoup rase to plaster military !-U'Cetl and populaUoG Cellten an the thdaed State.. The Meret Pentacoa docu· ment predkted depk)ymtlll of the Ctiiw m'•ilel ICHIMtime thJ.a yeer ""at two allos under con1b Ddiad in central Cblna." Our lntelllcenee resources can't tao blt.o the computers that would klentlf y tbe tar1ets. but llltellicence eq>erU are presum· lo& tM Cbmeae mialllea will be aimed at the Ruaatana, for the moment. •"Ibey are aUU the No. 1 enemy:•• Cbina·wat.cher told my 1POdat.e Dale Van Atta. PLANTATION POLITICS: Tboup COlltnsS enacts laws that eftF)'ODe die ID-a itl own memben are from a munber of them.. 1'111111 mott notleeable In lawa , to protect workers. • As a result, Houae and ~ members can bJre alMI n,_ arbitrarily, diacrimlnate = women and minorit.iea, m unequal sal.ary scales and iCDOre safety regulations that other employers must meet. A glaring ex.ample la t.be fact thal of almost 2,000 profnrl,'f workers on Capitol Hlll. ,.... than 100 are blacks. Tlae ..., crtmt.natioo la perpetuated bs the '"old boy" system of ft1llnc job vacancies by word ol mouLb among Capitol lmidera. This ls not only GDfaJr to ~ excluded black profenlaGaJ.a• but can have serious con~ quences for the members ~ Congress and the public large . Laws that affec minorities are passed bJ' eon- greasmen with no lop\ll froqa minority staff members. Ila • practical matter, one .enat.oc noted. a broadly repreaentlltivr; staff is politically sound ... y~ avoid atettmg blindsided bJ the issues he explained. .. ECONOMIC TRENDS: Federal authorities anticipate a major migration in the 19805 trom such plagu.-d cities aa Buffalo. C hi c i go, C l e Ye land Philadelphia and New Yortt CitJ to s uch booming cities as Batoo Rouicf' Dallas, Howstoo, Loa. Angeles and Tulsa. Oil ~ has become the differeac~· b e tw ee n boom an~ bust. . . Presidential advisers who watch the economic ln,- dicators h ave warned Jimm1. C arter to ex pect maaaiv~. bankruptcies among the nation's s m a ll f a rm s and busi ·. nesses ... Tho:,e whose incomes. have b e e n caught in the e<'onom1 c down.slide are begin-· ning to call 1t the "Cartu ReC'ession" ... White House aides are ~peralely acourin& the budget for any looee change-. that they can spend on econoauc --..-=:::i~,.c,,. pe p palls . They believe they. 2 ::;:;r:--= must tum the recession around -==~-,_. 0 ' by October or lose the election. Why GOP King1nakers Bypassed Schmiti It has oft.en been remarked that the only predictable thinf about Cahfomla voters is their unpredictability. There ta no denying that in a state whtch swings to the right to elect a staid conservauve like Ronald R eagan its governor and abruptly switches to the far left to elect a fl aky liberal bent upon re-engineering society Uke Jerry Brown as governor . The di fficulty to fathom the minds of the state's voters however is 1n l a r ge part due to th e peculiar th1nkrng of the Repub· llcans whose rank s at the polla are a for · midable factor in the ftnal resullJI Seemingly the Californla R e publican leaderablp, as represe nt ed by those aelf-appolnted money bags wbo git u kingmakeni to decide who they will back financially. bave a d.eterm.lnatioo to go a1ainat the Gdds, apec:lally in atatewide Art Hoppe elect.lms. Encouraging that has been some aurpnsmg successes with longsbots s uch a s George Murphy whom they cle<-ted U S senator Jn 1964 a nd Ronald Reagan to tbe governorship m 1966 and the m ore recent election of S I Hayakawa to the U.S. Senate in 1976 But they have lost more than they have won. THE REAL reason for that as the ldngmakers won't support aoy Republican who Jsn't tot.ally dedicated to their ldeolOfJles. Unfortunately fi>r the Republicans as a whole . the ttcbt wtng Ideology doesn't 5(>11 too welJ with the majority of voters as was proved by the deleal for U.S. senator of State School Superintendent Max Rallerty In 1968 and State Sen. H.L . "Sill" Richardson In 1974. Beca•e or their control of camp~ financing moderate Republicans who cou1d win statewide eledions often llufrer as did State Controller Houston Flournoy l:n his bid for governor in 1974. The klngmakers. because Of their ant.apathy for moderates, looked out the ·~· window wbJle f1oumoy made that nm wtuch came within a r cw votes o( wuuung. If RonaJd Reagan had ur d his money backers on for f1oumoy Jerry Brown would r1t er have been governor AND JUS"t EING con · servabve isn .ough for the kingmaken The candidates must be complereJy malleable. For that reasu11 the bigwigs selected At tu• ney General Evelle Youn ~er as their C'&ndldate for ~overnor over three others wbo were not onJy more In tune with the consuvative philosophies but any one of them would have been a far more formidable candidate lo cnaUenge Brown's re~ltttion. Ab o ut the same thing happened in this year's race for the Republican nomination for U S. Senate. Ideologically their ideal candidate would have been State Sen. John G . Schmitz. Furthermore. being relatively young and handsome as well as intelligent. art.lcuJate and well versed in government by reason or his legi s lative and congressional experience. he promised to be the stroncest candid ate lo c hallenge th~ tncumbent Alan Cranston. But Schmatz is a man of unimpeachable integrity wt-.. can't be compromised. So the kingmake rs s hunned him and s upported a man wholly without background in government, t.a,c crusader PauJ Gann. If Gano wans in November it will oo.ly be because enough voters bav.e become fed up with Cranston SCHMITZ' LOSS. lto:.en;. was no disgrace although be ran third. It was simply a matter of lacking the finances to put on tW kind or campaign it takes to win• statewade election in CaHJomia: He delayed getting into the ~ • too long and was too late wbeo be finally declared to rally s ufficient support. :. Many who know Schmitz le Sacrame nto believe he would make a great U.S. senator I~ Ca lifornia b ecause o f bis honesty and ability. Some Of th~e are urging him to niaft another try in 1982. If that is hl$ desire he should declare oo.t and start gathering the support he will need to win before othel$ come along to split the ranks. The 1V ReilpoDSe 'IlireateDS Modern Marriage i. One of the Jeadlq cauae1 ol marital breakups In America to- day iA televiskJO mcom.,.ubWt,y. The eminent Roper f'ol1 fouDd that 30 percent of dl1putea between couples are over money, 22 percent over children and 21 per· ce nt over tel evlsion. Only 7 per· cent con· cemedtu. That tele· vtalon incompaUbUlty c:a ... three tlmes u .... , 1111* • HS lbould come 81 DO ......... to any Amerlca bl•1ed wttt. both a televlslon aet and a apouse. Jn ¥..! pMmeer' tnatlle ID tbe field. '6The Hu.man TeJerilioa Reapome1" Mui.en, JC>bnloD le NlelHD round th•t t.M • ..,_. cause of televtalon lncom· patlbtUt;y wu not tJM q1*doa qi wblcb tel••l•ion pro1nm to , ...... ~ tllt..r-~· Ol ...... to. at • &1_.,.. fJ'Olll tlaat PQPUlar 1cienUfic work follow: In aU too /fllDY households theae days <the television re· Harchen be«ln>. one or both apo~ may find themselves alrnpb' unable to ··turn on," as tt were, to Uae telev1aioo set. WREN TRJ8. happens, they 1bould tlnt look for a pb,alcal cauae, aucb as • burned-out tube. But ii 1ucb la not tbe caae. tM roa&1 ~ tile d)tsfwictlon are ..Uy pqebo&omcal. 11~· um.. fortunately, tbe problem 1U;1 t.. merely tem· porar,y. rw aample, a baalband may oome ,bame from a bard day at ..... omee to bear bit wife · Cf'J, "lb. &.re honey. Jet'• wateb "'l'lllt Gou SbOW1 I" o.er17 -.e, be may untblnk· inSlJ . back. "Not toG1cht. I've tot~cbe." Thil la the moaMDl wblll ~ wtte lbould be lovlnl and \mdentandtq. Sbt 1bould pet,_Ur do her 6elt to belp hlm o.ereorne his t.elevtlion laadequac::y and teed bltn s•tly back Into tbe pleaaurea of tele•tl60tl 1'ie,irl111. In tbeH C..... a marttaJ eld IUCI) U I remqtt coatrol ellciket wtll sometimes prove aulllclent to arouse his Oauinc Interest. ALL TOO afteft, bowe-fef'. the roots go deeper. Due, perhaps, to a cllUdbood trauma, one a pouae may actually prefer - some other actJvit,y lite Ntdinl or ... But let Felicia F. t.el1 her own kinky story: • • "Every Friday ftlgbt I peeke4 the klda off to Mom's, unplauec! the phone, put t.be cbalo on UMC door. heated up two Dice \ee-ftC dhlnena for me and Fred, .net turned on 'Here's Boomer.' • "He'd stt the fid1eUn1 atl tbrou&h 'Me and Mau.' ADcJ by the tlme "?be Rockford f\M" wu half over, M 'd be ID'tftW around me wblapertnc, 'Oomi Oil, 1.-beart, let'• to to bl4.' l ne•er did learn bow 'Tbe Roell.ford F\I•' came out uatll tlM nJ.Pt I cl"OWDed him wttla &be brtdl• lamp." : AftS& SIS moetha ef .. ten1lve tt"eatmenta. boftWJ'• f'nd P. wu ftDaUy able to..,.... come Ida teellnp ~ ttiri J !\ I'. inadequacy ... I'll nn•t lef money, dlildren OI' an ....- between me, f'ellcla aacl ou televllion Mt a1aln," be 90W'I. And IO, Uaattkl to • tel•vllloo t.beHPf • "* Felicia un look forward .. Jlfethne of uototerr•ft1 ~ ........ 81illtJ:. 'I .~EA • • OM. y PU.OT .4 7 • &~ W@M(( ®@rrwf1©® HIS Pldlosophy Is an Inspiration ;;, . ._ ....... ..,,.,,~ DEAR PAT· I 'm a runner f do it few I number .t reuon.s, lncludlnc 1Lreftct.b«Wn1 oiy heart. There are"° many confUctlnt stones •-l run· .Ut. and in pneral what's loocl and not tood for )IOUr cardiovascular ayslem. Can you recommend llDY aouttea t.Ul mi&hl be helpful? . .. ... H.P., Laguna Beach U lt'a yom taeart yoa're IDGM co.eel'9ed about, Ute Amertcaa Heart AasoclaUoa Ila• p~and a ltew ~. T•e America• Heart A1eecl1Uoe •artl9ooll: A Galde &o Prefttltioa ud Treataeet anllovucalar Dlleues. PublbW by E.P. U.. It Is available U.roqb &lie Nata.al C.ter, rtllM!llt HB, P.O. Box SSZtt, Dallas, Texa11 Tk book c1D'ftntly ls belag offered at a lal pritt ol flt.15. a '5 autap. It la larce, a page \'elame p~ared by 3Z ol &lie ceat.rJ'• perta .la Ute cardiac flekl. I& eoven prevee&adn1 Rrel, dlacasses .aacll facton u eaU.,, ..... eserelslng, relailag, danger slpala. Spedflc problem• are covered from lileart at· pc .. , 1troke Hd llyperteasloe to pertpltnal arterlaJ di.lease and prep~y. ll You local heart asaoelaUon may bave fsrtber ~onn.UO. on obtalnlng the 'book, or perhaps a ilflmple eopy yoa may look aL ~-·geAarp 01'er/tletce1• " DEAll READERS: Some power lawn mower llla•9fadaren bave gone &o CCMU't to atop Ute 01111Hmer Product Safety Commau. from etl• ~ IU maada&ory safety sWlclant for walklag. lelalDd rotary mowers, wblcb woaJd apply &o Ute dlz models. The stb Clrcalt Coart ol Appeals ta New Orleans, La., will rule oe tbe peUUoe by tM batcleor Power Equipment lmtK1ate <OPEi) and rtam mower manufact.uttrs that the aarety staod· for rotary mowers be set aside. They also ~e med the court to delay the effectJve date of stalldanl beyond Dec. 31, 1181. • OPEi contends that tbe govenuneot Improper· mudated spectfk deslp ~ tba& u.e re· meats of the s tandard are not aapperted by bstaaUal evtdettce, that the atalr1 eeememle re· ~ was erroneoas, and that there weft pro. CIMhtral defects ln tbe developmeat of Ute stand· ard. These allegations are contested bf &lie ~· •• CPSC ma.tatalas that the buanls respoutble fer Ute greateR •amber of coua.mer t.Jarlea are ......... la Ute safety staDdard, ud .._,Ute ~atJou mandated UUbe atudant an amply ..,,ened aad ID &be public's interest. , Commlasioa personnel aoted that aome lt,7" ,peeple received hospital emergeMy room U'eat· •eet • tm for band u.Jurtea lnvol::Z. coa&act ,,.... l'IUrY blades. The agf!lle)' ca Ill tlaat • {ten-t ti all walk·beblDd blade comact laJules ...W be elhalaated U tbe blade were dnlped to Mep wttldD three Sttond• ol release of Ute blade ha&nl baadle. .. CPSC estimates that some 11 percftt ef all •feot·blade lnjurles will be redoced or eUmlaa&ed • .,, the foot p~ speclflcatk>o. ID 1m, at least J.IM persons were treated in emergency rooms ror tl8ot ~mies by mowers. /', The CPSC bas a safety check.list on tlllngs &o ~ befon you cut the grass, as you rnow. and safe· t)' blats &o reduce chances ol a mlsllap wlllle you teiperate the equipment. For a eopy. write &o ·Mower Safety Checklist, Wasblng&oa, D.C. 29207. l • o.6i• .41r Bard 011 C..iaet. ... DEAR PAT: I am planning a trip to Europe •d will have a long flight to get to my destination. iome of my friends say it's a good Idea to remove IXlY contact lenses before takeoff because they oause discomfort on a long plane trip. U this is &rue, what's the cause? !'• S.F., Irvine .•• It's true, according to Dr. Weylin G. Eag of Ute American Optometric A.ssoclatioa, wbo aug· 1esu removing contact lenses before embartdllg • a loll& ftlght. Be says a study of 114 Olp& atiead· .-1s oa major atrllaes dlscloeed an blcreued la· cldeace of blurred vlaloa amoag coetad leu ptea.rera. lie aUribates thU, at leut partly, to dte ~ ~ualdity in akplaae cabbla, wldda camee tear t.••pera&ioL b addWoa, aapplq wtu. e9atad .-. mo wru eo11trlbate a. Mlll'Ted ~ ud n• dileomfort 8poll awaken)Jll. Odler fact.n tlaat fl•1 eeMribate to eye dbc:omfort la Urplaes, ate 1ay1, iDd9de smoke, low atmolplllerle oxygem ud 111.e •rt••ee ol lrrttutl, sacb u eaoae, la aome alreraft eabbls. ~e ...... to ~n::·~ b.!~ LDC la.la .Ue Md Uane cb.Udna, HH.ey Harmon bu DOt ¥06eed a Mrioul eomp.11blt AD • ,..,._ "What you c .. -i ~. ~ e.pt.'' be &Q'L "It ooly mu. tt wone ti )'OU h-et <WW It. '!'Mt waa tbe attitude ol t.be peopl4 ii' lb• mountain• wbere I ••• relied. ad It la my OW11." BA .... llA8 SLSVATl!D that attitude to a~ wt clemoaatnte. the ot lt dally. He alu ln bla wbeelcbair wttboul freu!nc. aeeepUnc U..t paralysis from the nect down cannot be chanced. and coa· tinuea a best be ls able bis llle ol bua~ father, adviser, COD· c~med cltiun and sturdy anchor for an active family. When his friends in Southside Vlr1Wa -and they are ~ -discuss Harmoo, the word they most use ls "inspirational." BE 18 A llAN wbo tiveg a mo- tlollJesa Ute of constant pain, oone ol wbicb dampens bis wit or dlatraeta his conversation or stays his laughter. His outlook is u bright a.a bis eyes. He accepts pain as an Wl· changeable fact. He does not dis· cuss it, unless asked, and then with no more emotion than when he explains the workings ol his motorized wheelchair. "It is oo my left side. It ls bad in the momiogs and when I Don't Fence MeOUl SAN YSIDRO <AP> - The fll'St four miles of the S2 million border feiKe designed to keep out illegal aliens has been erected, and U.S. authorities say the bar· rier already looks like a sieve. Presumably aliens cut two doi.en boles includ· ing several big enough for a truck lo pass through . AT LEAST eight mao· sized boles have been burrowed underneath as well The ripped edges of wire are worn amooth, apparently from being rubbed by people squeezing through. The fina.l I. 7 miles ol steel fencing inland from the Pacific is ex· peeled to be completed by September. It is coo· crete·Uned at the bottom and stands 6'h feet high or chain link, topped by 3'h feet of diamond mesh. NO MONEY is availa· ble for repairs to the fence, a border patrolman said. Along completed aed.ioos, the builder isn't responsible. "I wiab 1 could answer when ~ will be funds for repairs." said s upervising patrolman George Watson. Lah Opened BERKELEY (AP> - A $1.2 million cancer re· searc:b laboratory bas opened at the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, where scientists will work with live cells to find out the causes of cancer. .. • .. •, FOUNDED 1928 IN ARIZONA Cotlege Preparatory and oen .... 1 Couraes j ADMl .. IONS RmPRKSIDITATIVlla Dr ..... ., Curtle ........... .. ,.. ....... , ........ _ ...... . Paml,ysed Farmer Trooper Ne11er Voicel Complainl wake up ln the rupt, when lt eoct of takes me by •uri>riae. In the d.Qtlcne. I can cet used to It and blW It out ... BA.amON WAS llOaN ln 1929. He wu ral.led in the remote, tblnlyJ)Ot)ulated Blue Rid&e Movot~ Scboo& wa in a one. room IC:boolboule and fun was where you found it. Henry found it in the mountain wilds, biking and can>p(Dg out. ( A.MERIC4 J He came to Chatham as a freshly graduated trooper of the Vif'ilnia State Police. set ln trouble. Rather thu nm ln a young of/ender. be often ran bJm home to bis parenta with a stem warning. But be dld bis duty. One winter nipl 20 years ago -Jan. 10. 1980 -be was helping local officers investigate a burglary when they spotted a drunk driver. Henry pulled him o•er. arrest· ed him and put him in the back seat of tus patrol car with the of· flcera. ON 11IE WAY to the Jail. the man took from bis bulky clothing a small pistol and shot Harmon in the back of the neck . The bullet severed his sp111a1 cord. Has he ever. since. wished that the bullet had . . . "Killed me? I tboudlt It bad." Harmon says. "I told them al the hospital not to send for my wife. She was pregnant. and I thought AP...._.. LAUGHS OFF HIS PAIN Henry Hermon Uvn Useful Life He was tall. broad-shouldered. 2', handsome in his Wlilorm and an lma>ediate bit with COOSUl· uenl$, eapedally the younger ooea. He worked with the Boy Scout&. teaching code a.nd tbe outdoor K:UJg be learned in the Blue Ridge. He worked with ham radk> dubs. He was a pilot and worked with Civil Air Palrol students. it would be better 1f she were ------------------ EVENINGS, RE scouted the town. rounding up boys from the local military scbool to get them back by curfew so they wouldn't • ~ • # . . ' . . ' ... • .. told ol my death at home. "But. no, rve never wished I were dead. not for my sake. "l'VE HAD MY family to raise. I've bad my wife to lea.o on: God knows 1 could not do 1t without her. My life has been watchulg my children grow. try· ing to grow with them. tryrng to teach them. "I beucve my hfe is of value .. No Skat,es on Bus COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -You can roller skate in Copenhagen or you can take the bus but you can 'l do both -at lea.st not at the • same time, themunkipal bus authority has ruled. From now on, everyone has to take ore hts skates before boarding the bus. Passengers on skates have proven to be a danger to themselves a nd to others. especially during sudden stops, the aulhonty s aid \. . F"I LTCR ., . . ~- -. . . . ........ :. .· . . . .. . ,._: .. ~ . .. -. . .•.,. . ® Triumph, at less than one-fourth the~ prefened overW-mston LightL In rating overall product preference. more than twice as many smokers independP.ntly chose 1humph over Winston Lights. In fact. an amazing 66% said 3 mg1humph tastes as good or better than 14 mg Winston Lights . Results showed that Triumph was al.s.o preferred over •11 mg Vant.age •12 mg Marlboro Lights •8 mg Merit . Now. test for yourself. Compare Thu mph with any other so-<:alled "low tar'' or "light" cigarette. You'll taste why we named it Triumph. Also available in Menthol. National Taste 'n. r-..fts avaOeble fiw on request. 'Nme: Nedor1al 1'lce 'rQsc. P. 0 . Box 2733. Hillside. New Jersey 07205. I l t <A.Oftll..O. I.I. I A , tllO Wlming 1 The Surgeon General Has Determined 1, Thll Cigntll Smoki" Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. "" . .. 3 mg.-,., .. 0.4 mg. O.COlint IY. Ptl Ciglmtl, FTC Repot1 Ja - 4111 of JULY PATIO FUIMITUll SALi! IANDIMI SEVEN IRON -----...Gets yPllOw our of fawns and shrubs No 1"2 Tebte .. No 100 Ohlif'S Liit '"' ~';.~ & 5217 No. 110 Ad1ustab1e llat s t68 ~··-.. l.-l'ric,e SllO NOW s9a witho ut adding $695 growth 1-.. H .'5 MILORGANITE $595 Naturally organic fert1hze< tor lawns f or p ro longed feeding l ec,. SUS 0.0<.(0 AT 130 SONOAY FC)f< INVENTOl'IY ()P{N M()>I FFll 7~ SM Hl SON ~~ LLOYD'S NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO .• INC. 2021~ .... d.1e1 e.y 911 Cost•~ CA (714, 646-7441 All -S..-0 To Sioc.. On """° .._... E.&oorwo 1 ·1 80 ClO~ED All., • t!l!!O Pilot Power class1f 1ed ads in Wednesday's Coast life and Daily Pilot reach 3 40,000 Orange Coast readers for only $2 for fcxir lines. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 . ·--... A.void Conlact With Plant in Weeded Are -You probahJy dOft't think ol pot.Ion Ivy ln tenm of aa alleriy, but U\al'• Jual what lt la. An Itchy, uncomfortable al· lqy tb.t alll.lctl rnUUooa every 1wumer. That red ruh ll a aymptom of allerCY to tbe poieon Ivy pJant. report.I the Department of Health and Human Senlces. Slmila.r raabes bc>Uler people aUer&tc to poQoo o.k or sumac. trousers. 1loves and lon1~11eeve1 wlll help ln beavlly weeded areu . Alto, anlma!JJ can carry the polaon from t.bne plants on tbelr fur, so If your pet haa *n •round theae planta. give It a thOrouaJ> batb. THE SIMPLEST way to avoid problem• 11 to destroy the plants lf they are in your yard. The Agriculture Department recommendt chemical herbicides tor this, but they abould be u.ted with GARDENING Maior Sale of O Waler ...... &Da 11 IF C .. 1l11rt -.,o.c.· ............ ._,....._. At wholesale & below I ! Sat. June 28th, starting at 9AM. Come early for best selection! I JIOI S.lt•dn.,._..M. <take Edinger west from the Newport Freeway to Standard, turn left & proceed to rear warehouse entrance at 2105> The ruh usually developa with Z4 to 48 hours a fter contact. but It can vary depending on •en•lUvlty. great care because they can also damace valuable ------------------ plants and may be harmful to humana. THE DEP.un'MENT reporta that the rash ap. pears only where the sap has touched the skin and. contrary to common belief. scratching won't spread the leeiooa unless the poisao bu n't been completely waabed olf. Pol5Cn ivy and oak grow almost everywhere. maluog them hard to avrud , but weanng long Uprooting the plants is also eftectlve u loag as you doo't touch them. Uprooted polJon Ivy and oak plants should be buried. not burned or left for an unauspecUng trash coUeetor. Never burn these plants. even after they have been sprayed by chemicals. because the smoke can cause reactions not only on the akin but In the nose, throat and lungs. Be Somebody. Be a carrier. C.011 642-4321 , ask for circulation. Hove fun, earn your own money, learn valuable lessons about business and people. Deliver the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 Children's Play Area Keeps Adults Happy llEED HELP? CALL: 5•1-1863 It takes a little planning but play areas for children can be compatible with adult leisur e areas, n ower and vegetable gardens. Sandboxes and swing sets provide hours or entertainment for the little ones but the equipment can be rather awkward if placed center s tage in the yard. So place them orr to the side where they can still be in full view from a kitchen or family room wm- dow. Plant a row of low-growing shrubs such as hebes. azaleas or creeping rosemary on three sides of the area to give it easily defined limits. and no end. Planting a lawn in the center will make a great play surface or picnic area for the kids. Or. plan a " vegetable or flower garden for the center and let the children help 10 pla nting it. S O M E EA S V TO G R OW vegetables like radishes give them a lot of pleasure in watchin~ the m grow and then harvestinJ? tht· ve~eta ble for aJ I of their family to enJOY Hopefully . it will foster a sense of respect for living things and deter them from trampling any plants ) "GREG ADIMl ~) LAllDSCAPE I USE FDl BARK as ground cover around the swing set to keep the dust down and the weeds checked. If some fir bark from the area 1s kicked un- der bu.shes. no harm 1s done -Just a little extra mulch. You can blend playhouses into the landscape with the use of tall s hrubs Plant shade trees lo keep th<: childr en comfor table during the warm summer weather. The patio a rea 1s free for fam1 I~ entertaining . barbecue:. and ~un bathing so while you're bu.<;y with outdoor cooking or chatting after din ner. the children can be happy <il play in their area. Both or you ca11 en1oy the same yard together l:lnd 11 ~ an easy feat to accomplish SERVICE •• ~~ An oblong circular sidewalk pro- \'ides a great tricycle path or roller i;kating rink. Round and round they J{O on a race that has no beginning It's the S e ason For Con Artists WASHINGTON <AP> -Warning : ·us tbe season for outdoor coo artist&. In spring and summer Americans take to their yards and many d ecid e t o s pruce up the landscape. T he national counc il or Better Busin ess Bureaus warns that con artist.5 make milllons every year by posing as tree experts. WORKING ON trees r equi r es s pecia l knowledge gained through expenence and train · ing. but most states don't require licenses. so almost anyone can pose as an expert. The busine ss bure aus report that these schemers will often appear at your door offering to inspect trees at no charge. They then discover that important work needs to be dooe. SPE CIAL THIS WEEK ON CLEAN-UP JOBS, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL MAINTENANCE Brighten Up Your Su1n1ner! 1500 e. coast highway 644-9510 newport beach (next to irvine coast country club and newport center) FERNS 2 Gal NOW $8.50 reg. $10.50 POLO . -,,_ ·---· Now is the time to s pruce up your By Brown Jordan yard with airy outdoor fems. • Leather fems • Ta••le fern• • S word ferns • Aa•traliaa Tr ee fe rn• Sale end• July 2 • Taemaaiaa Tree ferae FREE CJl01t PLUS. • ._.....,..,...~.., 'm•of• • d' I 5 0..- INDOOll f1Cl1• 8DIMIGNA ~PW ~-.. 1ht ""~ ~'° ttw ruot .. ·~,.,.__._,....~, ~.-. lASY IOI'-' ~ irMLv,:::::. o.ne• ...... '2.11 v .... a..&~a." T .... Y .. m.lS NOWONLY fl7.ff o..-.... ---- •• \J Choose from 2 atylea. Polo 11 shown here. constructed with colorful vinyl elate or Polo 1 which le made with a aolid yet airy meah ... bott are the aame low price and the beat of Brown Jordan'• quality. SALE 42'; Table/4 Dining Ch.Ir• $559.00 $399.oe ChaiH •••.•.••..••.•..•••• $229.00 •te.• Occuional Tab&e ••.....•• S 73.00 • 52.N Join us for a complete demonstration of the CHARMGLOW gas BBQ June 29 11-3 Nv~ty • lndOOt/C>.ildOOI Plol'IC~ CJ rlOwt'f) • lOfld\COP'flO • An(~' • Pol•O f umitu•f' & Atct')\Of1e' • Acron from r osh>On lilOl'IO • )On Jooqu•n ot Mo<Atthuf Nf'Wpoti 0eocn • 640 )600 ~ hou<i Q 10 0 doily ' ALL PLANTS IN OUR NURSERY 20% OFF OPEN MON-SAT 8$TOltlO • 8UNOAY8 I T0&.30 Ct.OS!O 1'"'0.-V. JIA V 4 OP£N JULY 5 Nft80NM. ctWtOI ACCOUNTS • YllA CMD • MAITER CHA .. G! • "'81 DIUVQY ............... .,. .... ¢ .......... ._ ... ,...~~-· ·f • t . Bappff s .... er \laeat iml Plan to spend your s ummer vacation away from garden chores. You can relax if you do some mulching now. hold back on the fertilizer, spray for bugs, use some preventive measures with in· door plants so they won't dry out, and enlist the help of a neighbor to do your watering ~Cockscomb Thrives . ~In Full Stin Areas ' You can have blazing color in the garden now for continuous summer de nse c luste r s of feather y and graceful flowers that make charming and intensely colorful borders . •• , * OAIL y PILOT A• Gardening. .......................................... - Slek Lawn? Sod Webironn May be CaUSe··- Your smooth. green lawn is one of the most en· Joyable areas of your landscape during the s um· mer. Here family and friends can gather for relax· ation and outdoor meals. But woe to the family gardener if lawn moths or crab grass has invaded the lawn for they will oause brown patches, crowding of the turf and dy· in« back -a sick lawn! GA&DENEJlS IN THIS predicament can take heart though, for there are methods to efftttively control such lawn pests. First. take the case or the lawn moth or sod webworm as he is also known. He operates most efficiently in July, August and Sept.ember but now is the time to prepare for him and know what to expect. · In ~ current weeks . the adult moths have already begun to fly over lawns al dusk scaUering their eggs over the area . The eggs hatch in a week and the baby moths, in worm form, begin devour· ing the roots of your lawn. The older they get the more they eat -all of which spells disaster for your lawn come middle and late summer. ' A SU1lE·FlllE WAY of dete<:ting the presence · of these unwanted guests is to sprinkle a square yard or lawn with a liquid pyret.bnun. This brings the worms to the s urface. To control this lawn pest consult with your nurseryman. He will be able to recommend controls that will prevent the immt· gration of lawn moths for a period or one month. Since this pest can move in with its relatives and be established within a matte r of three weeks it is good to spray eve ry three or four weeks. Crab grass grows in two forms -hairy and s mooth. Both types feature a seed head that re· sembles a bird's foot and both are bad news. CLOHO 1 WEEK TUISOAY INFLATION •7~ FIGHTER SPECIALS ... 1Aeasol~ AT WHOUSAU&IB.OW!! ··~ ... "4. ·- "91 .. ~ AYOCA.DO$ t:IJl~.'I " ~,;;~ ........ ~14'5 ...___. ... '.. ti..rv<t8-:hotlJ ""''-.......... lllMct ___________ Ti.o ae lliertl t o 9• ... I..._ 21 c:11 ft 16.00 c .. ery 1"-cl P'-". IJl9r o..t S I ft .._ ,......., 1-., 7.95 US l ewllM II .... 9M ..:1:::.z:..:S::U9::.:... ____ ___, DecorwHYe'-41luft4.H ...... LA'WH WHO IOU& locb-s,.cwl'•· C4'Ytn ZIOO Mt-ft ,24, ~--:;tiiJi:iii:b:---i G_..W...... 11 OUIOWMBIS ANOHSSO. OF OIHAMIMT AL HOlTICUlTUll ---11611 WARNEii AVE FOUHUI .. v .. u t , PHONE !Mf.3419 1 BlocK Wfft of Harbor on Warner 0,0. ~ -l.....-"'1' .... Conlr<>' ,,_ EVANS AND NOVAK EnergyScnlllg SHADE TREES 9" 9'5 Rowland Evans and Robert Novak team to examme the political scene as it affects In the the nation. DAILY PILOT • and fall display with scarlet sage and ·cocbeomb. These annuals love the summer heat, thriving in full sun. Theflowersofboththe plumeand ------------------~~~----------~~--------~ ~--------~ ~----------------------------- crested cockscomb can be dried and . • Cockscomb does especially well in hot summer areas . The crested varieties of cockscomb develop a velvety fan sha~ flower head in brilliant shades of scarlet, yellow, crimson, orange and purple. T HESE PLANTS CREATE a massive s howy effect suitable for close-up viewing in pots, tubs and flower boxes or as mass plantings in flower beds The plumes send up Weekend Gardening Check list • Jr feeding with acid-promoting fertilizer fails to green up camellias and azaleas. use an iron chelate which is available al nurseries. • Take banging baskets down and let them soak under a s ptinkler or in a tub of water every now and then to insure complete moisture a l the roots • Bougainvillea bloom will be in- tensified if you keep the plants on the dry side. If yours 1sn 't blooming at a ll. chances are you've been too generous with the water • Com and beans can be planted in two week successions for longer harvest time • Chrysanthemums bought in bloom this month can be cut back when flowering is finished for a second bloom an the ran. used in winter bouquets and flower a rrangements, so be sure to plant enough for both garden display and culling. Cut the s talks when the blossoms are at their peak and hang them upside down in an airy, shady place SCARLET SAGE provides non-stop color a ll summer until frost. The >l urdy. one-to-three-foot plants are lopped with thjck clusters or bright scarlet flowers . White. rose and lavender varieties are also available. Plant scarlet sage a s a border for white dahlias or use them to accent plantings or while petunias o r verbena . It will also provide a fine display or blossoms in part shade. Provide ample water throughout the s ummer and cockscomb and scarlet sage wiJJ respond witb one of the most attractive and eye-catching color carnivals ever M o wer Safet y List Available Many people are injured eve ry year while using power lawn mowers and using them carefully can ease the toll T he Cons umer Product Safet y Comm1ss 1on h ad put to~ether a checklist of things to remember before cutting the lawn and as you mow. These a re safely hints that can reduce your chances of a mishap. For a copy of the checklist to hang on the wall near your mower, write Mowe r Safety Checklist . Washington. D.C .• '}J)2tfl. Ther is no charge for the checklist fJea• bugging you? DON'T PANIC •.• WE CAN HELPI Using the t>est techni ques ovolloble, our California Certtfted Nurserymen sttow you how tocontrol fleas. { Nunery Sp ecial J 'MYSTERY' GARDENIA Shiny evergrHn foliage Popular landscape plant Very fragrant flowers I Floru t Special I ROSES .. lo* buds,~ TAKE HOME DC]ZENl l 2.98 doz. inc~ HalliDs Nursery -Florlst- 2MO Harbor aavd., Costa ~110 .. ... ·· ...... ' 4 ... -• .. c -... ' ,. • • *' .. • •• , ... ... ·,.: ·~· ~ .. ~ . :, :-- ' ' "' 3mgtar ... ..... ·' . ~ .. -- ~ . . . ~ .... ... .,,. .. •. . Triumph, at one-fourth the~ preferred overMarlboro Lights. In rating overall product preference. almost twice as many smokers independently choose Triumph over Marlboro Llghts. In fact. an amazing 61% said 3 mg Triumph tastes as good or better than 12 mg Marlboro Lights. Results showed that Triumph was also preferred over • 14 mg Winston Lights • 11 mg Vantage •8 mg Merit. Now. test for yourself. Compare Triumph with any other so-called "low tar" or "light" cigarette. You'll taste why we named it 'Triumph. Also available in Menthol. National ~e Test rosults available free on request. Write: Nadonal Tuste Test. P 0 Box 2733. H&IJslde. New Jersey 07205 «,ofll\etd, u • " . t• 3 mg. "18f: 0.4 mg. lllCOllM IV. pef Ctglftttt. FTC Repen Jtn.1980. \ J. ' -~ # •?'! ... ~ f • - -... ..... ~71.,_ QUEENIE .... _.._ __ - : : ''He)p get rny kind off \he au.ta." . . . • . aAST ; MARGAftlEl 5MlTWEA$T,•~,..., , re>l .. nt Of H""'llllltOft .. ecfl, C.. P•nH _., Ofl .......... JWW 2:S. ' "90 '" Pa:lhc.• ~ fOl-lftt a ......,., II-Mn. Ell'SI '-~ In .... -·for morw .,_ •"en -...., ..... _ -..,_ ,,_, 81•"'1"t "•"' Soutf\ern T••<I••" Coll .... ~ £"1 .... -Of SI. WlftlffW e.i._i ~ .... wn • • .... ,_ ---· Of , ... ~·· • 0.lftff Olllpter • *.,... -....,. • • --ol .. 0.-of~SIM ............... of u.~ ...... .,.. Atnfftcan Rwofutloft. a.-mother • of,._.._ F. £.st of L..atOwg. lltor'lft • <:Moll,.. -..,._ £. Sc_...,. Of • -v..-..... ->Hwy, -.-vloti"I .. .,. • Of'•nckllll~M eftd ' ere•I· • tr•nlklllldr•n. 1 •hl•fl Wllol• l*"'er _,, " ,,,,..,.. afld rnotloef T-~ ..... flfC:O.l.e-.C:.. ..-leuel ....... MIU _... ""'-' .,, c-.. /I/al, c:. ..... ~Mi· -1 °' ,.,_.,,,_,,..or- $0fflt11 Ostkl d 1'1.--TM MHS of -.,... ....... be °" ~. ~ 2t, "911 .i t .GMM el St JofW\ IN 8- 11•1 ~IC ~I\ s--.. - -dltkllclro ... --LAwft-""°""' Oii•• Moflw•f'I' of Cott• M•U ~UM. Political CouneSet : :~':.~~" C:11~~~-•• ~~-::::: Empbasia will be on • FlotlcU wod 1 "'-Of. R~ lb A .... 11·· I Smit!\ of Roe -wood B••<f\, e me11C8D po u C8 : W•IN...-.~..-.kftw1111>e system ln a course at : '.o~.,: :"~·=.:. Or ange Coast College in · ~...,., ""'"' °'· J -c. ,...., o1. Costa Mesa that offers 3 Guilty in Tax Evasion IRS Probe of County Comtruction Nets Trio or three persons on tax law vlolaUona. u. S. Attorney William f'. FU.y laid c.ro& A. Hult. 34. of San Juan Capiatrano and Robert OCTC to Increase Staff, '81 Budget The <>ranee County Transportation Commlasion hu appf"Oftd a Sl 2 mlllion budget calling f°' an incruse in its staff t.o nine and the doubling of lta office space. The budget for the 1981 f&aCal year beginning July 1 sets uide $314.000 for employee salaries. fl00,000 for consultant servlcea and $63,000 for emergendea. THE SP ENDING BLUEP UNT increases the coming year's budget by SJU,000 over thia year's expenditures. The tranaportatioo comm.iaatoo la a st.ale-mandated body em- powered to review all planniq by public aaeocies in Orange Coun- ty that Is related to streets and roadways and to public transport•· tion. Commia.slooer Ralph Clark emphulud that, although the budget as a whole wu liven the at.amp of approval. some ln· dlvidual items remained quesUooable. Clark said the commluk>a may drop those questionable items when they are brought back before the panel for finaJ approval. MOST OF THE ttEMS are lo the $700,000 account labeled "professional and specialized services." Llated under that account are projects the commtssion st.arr plans to contract out to consultant ru-ms, such as a transit plan for Laguna Beach and an evaluation of the Orange County Transit District's carpooling efforts. L. Kennedy,~. of Westmlnster. pleaded guilty t.o cbarges of omittine caab lacome trom federal tax return•. while Franklin D. Kennedy. •s. of Midway City, wu convicted by a jury on a tlmlla.r cbar1e. THE KENNEDYS, who are brothers, were employed as carpentry foremen for the Willi am E . H c Laughlin Corutructioo Company. of Santa Ana. McLaughlin was convicted in 1979, Fahey s aid. of related cbarges in connection 1rith the practice of paying worters a cash supplement in addition to payroll cbeclta from whicb taxes were wilhbeld. THE ILLEGAL practice, ac- cording to Fahey. has been OC· curring for several yean in the Orange County construction in· dustry. Ms. Huff and Robert Kennedy. Fahey said, each admitted t-0 omitting about S7 ,000 from federal tax returns filed for 1974. Franldm Kenned y. he said. wu convicted of failin g to report about Sl0,000 received from Mc Laughl.J.n in 19'7 4 ROBERT KENNEDY was sentenced by Judf(e Malcolm Lucas to two years ' probalioo and fined S5.000 Sentencing for Ms . Huff and Franklin Kenn edy wa s scheduled for July 21. They face a maximum three years' im- prisonment and a SS.000 fine ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARlES Workshop Science Clru1ses Set Ttdepoola, optics and space tramporta· tlon will be atDCOJ areas explored in the 1980 Orange County Summer Science Worbhop beln1 offered at Golden Hill Elementary School. 132 8arrU Drive, FW.lerton. Two or the cluses wU1 be held at Dana Pol.Jlt Marine Lab. Offered through the CalUomla Museum of Science and Industry. reglatraUon ror the 14 claaaea for children in kinder garten through s ixth grade must be complete by the end o( June. "Jaws and Jellyfiah" and "Talking Rocks". all about fossils. will be offered in Dana Point. Information may be obtained by contacting Gerald Rieber, 21.3-749-0101. Collect calla from 714 area code will be accept.eel. Cotnlty Council Elects SJC Man Paul W. Phaire, Jr .. 31085 Calle San Diego. San Juan Capistrano. has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Orange County Develop· ment Council. Inc. The council. a non-profit corporation, operates and oversees low-income community programs in Orange County. Phaire as to represent the coastal cities ol Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach. and all communities to San Clemente. Phaare. 29. as is an insurance broker in south Qrange County. He is a leader m the San Juan ValleyHeadStart Program ( 1-~. BOH> ) INFORMS In l he DAILY PILOT • '"141""9-1n1...-w111 .,. pr•v••• an introduction to tbe -------------------------------------------------------------------~ ft.. '""""' ~ can1rlbul-.. ; =:.':;."~=·~.=;:.~ ~~!~~~t~~!:~b! Sh1·ne w1·1h . Countr ' ~r;.:~~-~~-·· offered in five sections He&.au1tG during July. E THEL LOUISE HELBLING. Re "" .... ation is bem" g pHMd _..,Oft Jlllte 1', t•. S.WVI-&.....,. • "".,., -M-.., -•Int. Sr-conducted at the college t-------------...~--------------------------------j , nu \Oft Anlllof\y HelbllftQ, Jr., admissions and ree<>rds _...__....._._,,_... • ....,.._, \,I O•UVf>l•t ..,_.. 5. --..._ Mf nu1~....,..,..J'..,W-.Ul,.....,...1vr • 1>'01,,.,. E--. 1... "°"'..., °°"* o. buildings. The sessions lleYor: ~worm tjJ<HI of c:q:ipa ~~;:';1~"'"' ~.,..:! :,~~-;::1111~ will be scheduled lo both wftt'I r1ctl brass acants; ~ n.10 o" !>.t1won. J-11. ,_ •' morning and evenings, Mtur&I appeal of scMld 'W'C>Od, I OOPM lft a. _,._,.I Clwli»I •I beginrung" July 7. and dried~- lfow """ ~•t P¥lt, Wllltti.• A ......,~ n-.-•----' _....___ ,.ow ... ,,,,_,....,y.,.r..:~ Information may be ~ '""""'°"• ~""'"' .....,..,.. ILCXEN b · d b 11 . &nd ftowen. Reg.. 1.50 and 4.95 WYNANOA SUNNY 11.CK£N . 0 taane y ca in g 4bunct'I 78Cend$l.48 P••..O ._,.on J..,. u. '"° .,,., • 556-5772. 8. Decor.tor Floral Bouquets • 11nou1n9 111no• •I S\. Jo .. plt's Dncd II~ in g.l&zed Cet41Tl•C '40\Pll•I. Coll-Sl•llOf>, Tu•s. !.M Ap • ed ••• • '""-°' c.011~ s1.n1on, 1... poml bowl With country blue gingh&m ~•for 1 'IO<!ln. Slw .... ,.,.,,.....,Y • •nl· ribbon 7" dia. with wood , .,,. .. , of Rt_.,._ Slw is .w•vlv•O by • ~n utensils.~-19.95 "" l'tu-. £Oward H . llO•n of Edwards. Moms, son $14.88 Coll~ si ........ Tn•• •• Geuoht.... or Mrs. Pauline Morris, 5" (not ........ -) ....... ....__ __ Cl't •rloltt V•n Stee nMr9en •nd "'""'""" .-•u• ~..,. ....... \~Iv•• ~NNI\. !)0\11 of er ... c.. 8382 Daran Circle, Hunl-~ ~ Reg.. 14.95 $9.88 E •I<• S&-1 flf ~. C» ...., ftlt.-i.Pgton Beach, graduated C. r-....... a-. •--..........., , 'i< .. 1-ot....,... v~ • .....,.o. -• ~· ...... -~ ..__. .. ,u, ._se_.o .. 11c11 ... ot Lo\.--1n. from the U.S. Military a long h&ndle Reg. 4.95 $2.18 • C•. Fr..-i1n 11GUn of~-11-Ac ademy Pre paratory o.Coppcr~Bras 4 cupsct '• rtnoh.. PNlll> I ICUt> ol Colte9t SUllon, , ... , anci 111<,..,o 11<...., o1 UtP u ... ,. Sc boo! at Fort Mon-7" SIMS t:umblen.. DlsttwMl'la ~o r.1 .. " N• Fon:•. 1• vr_,..1c1r.., m outh, N .J ., and r e· sa~. Res. 36.95 Si6..ll !~ ~ ~~ :..::..;~:·~~ s;;::~ ceived an appointment f.. TeMc ~Set Modern styling ,, I :OOPM •I Ill• lhrDor L•wn t 0 t h e u I I ,· t a r y soltd tuk 12" di&. sel&d bawl, Me....,,...,,_____, ..... Of. PllMtllp ....... -~spoon and~ &nd .. " ..._ Academy, West Point, ,..., offlci.t"'9. S.rwcos ... , tlW bOWls. flr!J,. 4.9S d1 rec11"".,, ...,_ 1..ot--.Mowlt ou,,. N . Y. Stl.81 =~ryotCosi.MeW.s.o.Sll. PUBLIC NOTICE F. CoppcrandBnlssservtngDbl'I JOK"' •nd IJd 3 Qn. CNaTw&re gloss. MAlfY A. JOSEPH, llf•-tong rosl· Clear luotc ~ Reg. -44 95 .,.. .. , of Con• MH.e. c.t P••Wd -·... NOTIU °'" •ULK TftANSl"E ft l4 88 ~ JYN , •• l1'0 Stil •• wnn..o by 1"'"-•le\-4'97U.C..C I s . _,,,., E...,.., of LM AftQe•H. u . Notice 1, ll•••by 9 1nn l o ti.. G. Copper~ llrns Gtnisttt 1.1.,., Wlitlot .Jo\eOI\, s.. o1 e>.nve-. ct'fflton OI .-M11<1W11 oo. O.t• With ~nwe<e 91.ss\. 1" tan At "• Color.00, 1 llrot,,., Wiiiie .JGWipft, Jr. Sysl ..... \ !lotrtll,os. Tren"-•or, -••• /' t" Of Ly-, C.., trMtdmoet>e< Auby bt;~~ ~' "n..a ~SI., tf'IK price, get t°WO A.eg. 12 95 ll_ ' ) Kitchen <:. ·..._,.-----=.==.::::..:..:-. .. -c·-----.. ----~ .. -___:=_=::__...:.::_. . . .., 5 --.......--.. -.-""'~-t!!- C-l•ncl .,, L~. CA.""" l unc:IH ~·· .... Et Toro, County .. Ot--vt. $8.88 --=---------....:;.· .. ~ .L ,....._,,-.,. L.,,,._, C... Servlcos will lie N ld SYl•of c.rtto<N .. tl\e1 •bull! lranslor t--------------......0;.....a...._ ____________________________________ T""" _____ _..._ ____ -t "" S.IU<d6y, J.,... a, l1'0 et 11·00 II •bovl lo tie ..-to o.t• SYtt..,.1 ~ ,_•I a.tu~ Smltn & ruu.111 : S.tvku. IM .• T•-••-· -~-B t Ao\0<1...,ry wtU. A..,. Art Areqon of I MU e60t'e\> h ?JM2 ,__f"I SC., ' 1.0 ... C'-1, ...,.. .. .._ ca. o111c1•••"9-I S..11• a . Et To.o. eo..ntv o1 Oranve. Prl••I• l~l.,menl at Hart>Ot Uwn !>tel• 01 Cll,_rtl._ Memorllll P-. S.tvlctt unott tt>e • The ~ to tw l•-19rrod 11 direction ot a.tu &erveron Smttf\ & I t«eted .i 12M2 L......o.rt St . St.e. a. Tutt•lll -tiff a..p.1 MMt\1¥'1' of t:I To.o, County ol Of8ft91, State ol CMW ~-.-a. , c:..tlfornl&. MELL • S.ld ~y I• o.Kl1-In QeM ... I DENNY El.I MEl.L. n~iclenl of I ., "II''°°" In 1•-. lhrtutu, -ie>- Pl•centla. Ce. P-aw•v on J.-,.,..., •ftd Ol)OCI wlll ot e..t ~ •s. '* Sowvl*b't h1swt1e Henrtetw I l>utl neu --H D•t• Snt•m1 If Pl•centi., c.., son i.-o Mell ot s.tvlu -ioc.tf!CI .e 2260 WI_, f-Uno., C:., 1 .,...,...~ Oorw\e SI • Ste «II. £1 To<o. Co\lnl'I' of IA.ell ~ ol OIYrnoi-. W~nvton Ot•no-. !>1$ot c;.allfomla. t n d Ru In F 1 en b • 'Q and I I Ti.. bu._ ,,......,. wlll tw <.,,.._ 1r•ftd<nhO<'OPI\ ~ltlces ..,;., .,. N ici"" meted on or .tiff -11t1t a.., ol July, Frld•Y. J ... 11, ·-.. ' OOPM ft,... '"'°· •I ~ ~ 54 .• Suite .,._ ~•r1>0• i...--Mount 011"'1! ,...._,•I £1 To.o, '-'!y of Or ..... 51•1• ot CN~I l"'..-ment •I He'1:1or Uwn· c;..tltorl"I~ -.,,,, Otl"" P-~ -tt>e So l•r • .._ to a. Tr.-.s!.,tt. diroctlon et ~La __ ,°'"'• au C..M,..•l'MN'S-edclresv. us.o •MMt...,ry 01 ~le Mt.._ S«>-SU4. by T•-'-for tl>e tllrff .,..,. l•>I MIOU•L ,..,t, II ~ "'°'" tlW Miow, •ro. PATAICK HENftY M IQUEL.,,...._ HqM, _ •Miii ol ColU MeM, C:... Pe\MCI -•'I' 0e'9d: ,""'1f 26. ·-·>n June zs, ,,._ ... ,, _,,,_bf hla J ~A SYSTEMS SERVICES.. HA1101 LAWM-MT. OUYI t.4ortuart • C-emelMV CretNtory 1625 Gls* Ave .. Coeta Mesa ~ ' W.-rMlkflMI, ~ T.....,_ .OO••L•U Clo Win. & ldM*, 9K. ... o .... ,.. __....._CA,.. ""'4111t1W ~ ... c.tt Oell'I' l'ltot, ,,.,,,.. 11,,.. ,..,..., ? • ... ' A. Alt Booil«ndS from MO,fje 8'.5nd MeUJI cut-outs with bc51\ed tt\c5mel lm•Vi 'l'rllow l'T'OOn, 91"ecn Of white p.stm trees. Of red Of silver &lfP!On<s. 611 8" Rc<J 14 50 $10.88 s. Orll< P\::Jf'cti SWlng Gloss finish. SOiid t>l.Kk wrought Iron frame l.Jnll cn&on tOf n&ng1ng. 20" d«p, 20" t4ff, 48" Wide Reg. 9995 $78.88 C. ~Buttons P\:>pcyt, OI~ ()ti, Setty Boop, Wimpy c5nd ~~ Pea on cartoon coloB 2"dl& ~ 1 so 88' D. R.llnboW Photo Ftame 8nght colors and wtute clouds made of moldeC p\4sl1C1 Wot!\ g'4!.s Hong rt up Of put 1t on a toble 3 i1 3" Re<J. 9 95 S6.88 3 >c 5" Re<J 11 95 S7 88 5 ll 7" Rc<J '3 95 $9.88 E. Stad•um ~ Snght colOl'ed OJShlons '" w&Sh&t)le l.st:>nc\. Ac:ljust6blc !>houldcr strap. 14" di&. Sing~ cush!On, Reg 12 95 sa.u Double cushlom Wltti Ztpp«t', 1toe9. 24 95 $16.81 '-Olmp-Of'I AIVst's Lamp rtom Ltgt1tnlng 9u9 Htgh-t«ch loolc hgttt With llelublc neck Extends &C:>Ollt 9 :• In assorted ckCOI' Otar °"°"'·Reg. 12.95 59.88 G. 9'ocldng CNlr Cu\hlon Set ~ pillows tO< scat and b&dc In blue, brown Of rust with whrte ce11co prtnt. Res-11.99 sa.aa H. OWllr Scat Cushk>n In matching calico prtnts. Res-... 49 $3.18 l LOOIW Alt Hondwovcn In Colombia. Allotted ~ c:olotl on a~ loom tr&me. 1~ ea'tfiC l9bcrs. ~ 13 JI 19:' kg. 11.95 $7.11 J. Hend>t btc lei. Durable~ b(Jll( with eaS)'-9riP henck &nd 3 ~s1110111s:· ~ COlc:n. _,_ 3.49 $'1.48 K. D«:onltor Door M9tl Natural WO¥Cn rope ( 20 JI 35") or wt rope with Orlental llorel ~ c15 JI 24"). Res. s .95 s:u1 L Unicom flrtnts I.amino~ ~ wlttt .stOftlCd unioom IUtljcda. 9 ll 11 ... Acs.12.99 ..... AIArtMlrts ..... open frl., July 41 • ORANGE il12 E. Katella I/fie. •••a•• w llll•IN 1t'llA~a • NATION A1dly, June V . 1.., Porell BaslneM Saewballs late Flap 2 Gnd11ate F rom Harvard . ' . •.,.-y•ag N1CS PSOPL! AND everybody h•N ~~ UMtm. ll'• a Qame," added Maraaret Ha,., wt.o worb for Ambrou. The uproar be1an lut 1•ar when Frank and Calh)' Neubl~r. who moved next to the OapelHt In 1171. eomplalned I.hat the ~frllhlnen\ atand WU a mUance and WH located lo a retldenUal ana when bulloea• are prcb!btted. TM Oapal._ we-re found to be vtol1Un1 a &On· lnl ~. but their appeal ol that rullna bat not ~ heard and \he Nwbuauera IOUlht a.n in· COMPLAINT CLOSES MOM ANO POP BUSINESS Adofptt •nd Betty Oapal• Mix 'Snowbllll•' Flevora Trial Has· Sex, Drama · Double Murder Charg ed to Wiscoris in Coed MADISON. WIS. (AP> - Dozena of spectators have been p u shin g into a crowded courtroom to watch a double murder trial that involves sex, a be autiful mys tery woman. cyanide and fat life insurance policies. "It's the best show ln town," aays one frequent viaitor. The defendant, whose at· tomeys were presenting their case Thursday. is silent, willowy Barbara Hoffman, 28, a former U n iversity o r Wisconsin · Mad ison honors student and employee of a local massaRe parlor. IN T HE F IRST-DEGREE murder trial which opened last week. the Dane County district attorney asked the jury to find that Mi ss Hoffman used cyanide to kill factory worker Harry Berge, 52, in late 1977 and ship· ping clerk Gerald Davies, 31, three mooths later. The defense, meanwhile. was trying to prove that Davies final· ly ended a love triangle by kill· ing Berge out or jealousy and then himself out of remorse. The case has drawn ex traordinary interest in Madison. with turnaway c rowds, ex tensive media att.ention -in· duding live cable television cov- erage -and spirited barroom betting over the outcome. THE CU RIOUS BEGIN arnv· ing an hour before court opens each morning, and many spec· tators bring brown bag lunches so they won't lose their seals during the ooon recess. Both Berge and Davies, known as quiet bachelors, met Miss Hollman at the massage parlor. Both began aeelng her away rrom the Job. Berge named her as beneficlaty of a t.'W.500 life in· aurance pollcy and as joint owner of bl.I modest reaJ estate boldlnp. Davlel named her as owner and benellclary or a S750,000 policy wblcb carried annual pre· mlum1 of more than $12,000, e ven tbougb be earned only $10,000 a year. THAT POLICY EXPlaBD ln the ..a after Bu1e'1 death but befGn Davlea' death when the attorney for Miss Hoffman. out on bond on the Berge charge, told her to qujt paying the pre· miums. In the m eantim e, however, Davies changed the beneficiary of anothe r $20.000 policy from his mother to Miss Hoffman. Berge's battered body -the cause of death was originally listed as a beating -was found 1n a snowbank outside Madison on Chn stmas Day, 1977, after Davies went to police and said Miss Hoffman asked him to help remove a body from he r apartment. She was arrested Several weeks later. Madison police and a local newspaptor re· c1eved handwritten notes 1n which Davies recanted Ex-Momwn Nixes A u:ard Of Playboy LO~ ANGELES CAP) -When Playboy Publisher Hugh Hefner handed out freedom of ex· pression awards to nine jo urn a l ists and civi l libertarians. he found out what freedom of expression realJy means. One recipient. excommunicat· ed Mormon Sonia Johnson. told Hefner on Thursday she decided not lo a ccept the $3,000 che<:k becau.se she disapproves of the way the magazine depicts women and "the non-loving, noo-commltted relation!lhips It condones." J OHNSON, EXP ELLED from the Mormon church lor her sup- port of the F.qual Rights Amend- meot, suagested that Hefner donate the money to tbe femln.l.st movement, "anonymoualy, lf necessary." Johnsor.i'a protest was Inspired by a Los Aogeles·based or· ganlaation call ed Women Against Violence Aaainat Women, which uked all reel· plenta to turn down their awards became the c~remony wu part of a ~tep designed to buy Playboy Jeljt.lmacy. ·'She had nothing to do with a body at all," Davies wrote. P OLICE I MMEDIATELY went looking for Davi~ They round him dead in hi!I bathtub When authorities failed lo ftnd an apparent cause of death. a pathologist began running tests. He found twice the lethal amount of cyanide m Davies' body. Authorities then exhumed Ber~e·o; body and round 37 times the amount of cyanide it would normally take to kill a man. The prosecution's key w1tnelos was another former mass<1~e parlor employee who tcsttfl(·d that Miss Hoffman once told him or a plan to marry a young num. take out a larJle IJCe m~uran(·c policy on him. poison ham dunng ~ M ex1can honeymoon and bnnJ.? the body back to be cremated MISS HOFFMAN'S attomc'. Donald Eisenberg, opened the defense by saying the largt·ly circumstantial e\'adence did not carry the state's burden of proor for murder. A key defense witness has been a doctor who said that an obviously agitated Davies came to him seeking tranqu1hzc>rs shortly after Miss Hoffman '-'"as arrested. The doctor .,aid Davies told him his g1rlfr1end had been charged with murder and he knew she was innocent. Eisenberg. a flashy criminal defense speciali st ~1ven to long thin cigars and diamond nn~s. promised the sequestered JUry "surprise" testimony BESIDES OTHER character witnesses, be said he wouJd call Miss Hoffman's p arents, from Park Ridge, nt. But the lawyer has not said whether he will call the defendant. Throughout the 21,Az years since s he was arrested, Ml&s Hoffman ha& made no public utterances, even In court appearances. She has been frff on bond most of the Ume, while the lrlal was de- layed because or motions by the defeme and technical problems with tbe ~utJOl'l'a case. Since &he trla.1 started, while s he maba DOC.ea and wblspen to Et1enber1, her only emotional display bu been • faint smile. ONe convenient ~v for.tl your lnsuranee LOii •TEii ILOAT Wl1ll GORINIL -UTUllE'I WAY -,._ ... MCI .... 14N114wlll44t1 ,,. ........ c.. ...... .. IV!A~ lnthe DAILY PILOT .. ,.1 junction, eontendinc that erowdl, DG6le and tn· Two Co•ta lhHns creaHd tratftc diaturbed UMm. have r.fftftd ct.trees from Harvard THE OAPSISES TAKE llLOC'KI OP lee and Unlvenlty. ahave them into anowy cry•t.ala. The cry11tala are Robert A. McConnlah, poured lnto paper cooe•. and the cUJtomer'a of 2021 Swea Drive, re· choice ol ayrup navora 11 poured over the abav· ceived the baebelor'a In••· decree. V\ola L. Dwlaht, On Tuesday, a Baltimore County Clttult Jude• of 2141 Pemba ~ve. re· a ranted a temporary lAJUDCtioo •lain.at the couple c e I v e d a ma 1 t er• a until tMir •PS>eaJ la NIO&wed. desree. The couple'• lawyer, Cb•la KO\lft~ J~.1 •aid -;::;;;:;;:::;:;;iiiiiiiii;::==-.t the inJuncUon cloelna h1a clleot.a • at.and IDOWG take effect wilhlo a few days. No declaloo 1Lu been made oo appealing lhe injundk>a, Kounta Wei. The Neubauer-a have been told by tbelr lawyer not to comment. "l'VE NEVEll R1JllT ANYBODY AB lone u I've lived here," said Oapsla, knottn loeelly u "Babe," who ls crippled by muscular dyatropby. He and his wlle of 32 years, who has undergone blp surgery and moves with aome difficulty, bave lived here since 1954. The Gapslses are a wel1·lcnown and popular local couple. The fact that both are disabled fueled the controversy. Gaps as . 57, who works as a production supervisor with Westinghouse Electric Corp., said he may sooo bave lo leave bis employer because or his ailment. "I guess it's the old atory, you don't want di•· a bled people to help themaelws. Lel'a put \hem on welfare." said J ack Carroll, a local irulu.rance man. "' ........ ---...-. .. lie '"'" ......_,_. __ ,,_°""' ICM1'4oo._Y_At .. 1 con•....&41·1• , . ..._. .... ---~ -c-~ ....... ,..,.._,....,, Cal• 142-5111. Put e r .. word• to work for I WCcnD &an.ry;Ud. New and Exciting Indian Designs A CONVENT OF a oMAN CATHOLIC nuns. by Bill Robson -potter the Oblate Sisters of Prov1deft«, 1ubmltt.ed a let· now through June ter of support for the Gapsises. "It 1s difficult to understand why 1ble-bodJed 1590 South Coast H ighway and economically 11tture adults would seek to in· L a Beach California terfere with the desire ot the pbyslcally disabled to agun ' provide some measure of security for themselves ~=====~=;;4;;9;;7;;·;:5;;3;:7:;7;:=;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ and their family. It is this lack or Chrt11tian ;. behavior wruch causes us real concern," the nuns said in their letter. Ambrose and others arg~ th1t the Gepsises' busin~l'I il'I a much-loved local institution and that com mun.ity support outweigh., legalities. "MOST OF THE NEIGHBOR...q have spoken In support of the Gaps1ses .. I wouJd say ~ com- munity i~ 99 percent pro-snowball," said David SatUer . edit.or of the weekly Arbutus Tlmea, around the comer from the refreshment stand. "You'll never find better people," Ambrose &aid or the couple. Opium Growing Soars BANGKOK . Thailand (AP) -Poltttcal urbulencl· rn Iran and Afghanistan has caused an explosion of opium production·· in Southwest Asia, which may have replaced the "Golden Triangle" region as the largest source of Illicit drugs. according to a U.S. narcotics offlclal. Mathea Falco, U.S. assistant s~retary of state for lntem aUonaJ narcotks affairs, said that opi um production in Iran. Pakistan and Afghanistan was estimated t.o have reached 1,500 tons last year, compared to 300 In the "Golden Triangle" area where Burma, ThaJland and Laos meet Tickets on Sale Mow Act IV Presents "TM Rocr of tM fMN11p•t· TM StMI of t1M C~ a musical comedy n.rs. . .My 3-S... .My 6 11u-s.. Jiiiy I 0-S..., Jiiiy I 3 IPM Saturday MoHHe 2:30 PM JWy 5 ._,....,..,._. c .... , ... ,St or tkk ... .., ..... at box offke L.,...leecllHMJlaScMol usr..tiA ... L01Jm9a.- Choow an original palnllng that"s ~ady ~and profn~ionally framed. Or poc-k an unframed painting. tlwo pick a frarrw to Ill from thP t,.rrffk-wk><11on that Aaron Brochf.rs "' b11000& toe. At \ 12 olf ttw r~ ~ tool Then!'~ roloriul lanclica~ M'atcapa. r1'\I 'Cffi4'"S. still ~ C'lod lf\Off' ((.xcep pa111lb9 by 8'ackman. Holtman. J.,_., 1md Vela.) In a muhttude of ~ntal and ""11cal slzn_ f rom a ,,_-tlle 4·11 s· to an impttMiw 30'°• 40': On quality carwu. So ll'ff the pktun> And anothef and MIOChu At 112 ol you can~ rwk-e 61> many. ·-·-..- ' - AJacw-v~ Business nl Wall Street 'Bulls' Roar for Profitable Future J or 1ba&'11b Nd~ «Mm and, tt ii• period of 1avtn1. .. _,. T9B CONBU•Ea.. who pulu ln b1a boru a blt. re· due9 ~ ucl lncreaan bb 11vln&1. and tbe corpont.e en .... w"9 tn. lo lmprow bi. balaoce sheet, CCIDlribute lo a ._.,.........,ota.avtoa. "TMI ~,..... ha aavlnc• ii usually uaocla~ wttb a dram.UC reJQvmaUoo of \be aavinp lnatitutioos and beoc. boul· tac. aad U.. lt4ek aod bond market.a. 1be rtae m 1avtac1 towen ln· tereltntm." John Wri&bt. whole Wright Invest.on' Service eodotMt a eon· HrvaUve point ol view, now reeommtndl a tuU,y invested poslUoa ln equlUet "lo a.oUcipat1oo ol a bJ&ber level of stock price1 by yea....S." "~ the laat si.x r~joas," Wrtaht CO'Dlmenta, "tbe 5taJ:J. dard • POOf'a S>O avera1e bctt.otned at a point which always OC· curred well before the end or the recesaiOG, usually cJoM to the ballwQ po6ot." Smart brYeat.on note that wbeD short·l.ertn interest ratel peak am~ marttet bottom may alao be reached. a correlation that ls blll'dly a cotoddence. Tbe two. in fact. are facetl ol &be same pbenomtftOft. HJ!Cb ln.tA:rest rates. for nample.. add to bualneu ~Jrpenta and alto drain money away from •toclta tnto boeda. Wbea,.... beldD ~: to decline ao do INa.lneN ·~· AIMl fund8 are rill Hid for lli· : : vest.lq tn a1ocb . The explanalioa fOC' UaoM ..t.o dJaUke cW.ll&a ii tut a ,.. ceaaioo correct. imb&l&Mes and aeat.a UM mood flw a ... .._.. • rung. People and corporaliona 1« Lbelr fl0 Mdal ...,._la__. : for a big push. :t: In the new perspective peopie are..._ worrled abcM!t tbt..,. • • that can befall them beume, as la oft.eat.be caM tbey ..... _. -~ the wont and they have aurvfved, altboufb ofteo ~ woadl. ~ The future offers an opportullity . l»tead ot beladal oe a bl1h rope and woadertng tf t.bey'U faU, people find tWI' I• ~ ed on firm pound. They have fallen. Tbe downward risk Ml ..._ reduced, and the odds on ruing, at leaat to wbere they were. a.re la their favor. • . . TDONG aEllAJNS THE btg quesUoa. Some ol tboM wt.ct eva ._: a Uvt.ai tl'yillg to see the fut.ure believe we ba\l'illll'lJtt ... tlMt Illa&-• t.om, md that the recession will tut weU into 1181. But I! you lilt.en to tbe bulla, and tt La bard to ..-S ....... them. they will try to convince you ta.t ltoekl an dM ~ buemmt brays today because ecooom.Jc conditJou will beciD ._. proVlDg later t..b1a year. Congress OKs Synthetic Fuels Bill .. . . . . . .. ·~ -· . . ... .. Michael D. Nadler, senior account executive at the Newport Beach office of Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fen- ner & Smith, Joe., bas been promoted to assistant VJce president for the securities company Device Aids Long-distance Phone Calls WASHINGTON <AP> -The Southern Pacific Communaca· ttona Co. is markeling a telephone dialing deVJce which allows rotary dial telephones to use its long-distance phone network The new device, attached to the exillttng pbooe re<:eiver, also provide& all customers with greater convenience and speed of dialing, the company said. SOUTllE&N PAClnC ls one of two fltlnS -the other being MCI CommimicaUona -which has begun offering cut-rate. long-distance phone service to residential customers in many major cities i.n competltioo with t.be Bell System. One of the drawbacks ol both systems ls that ll lakes extra lime to place a call, al.nee the cqstomer must punch in a aeveo· digit access numbet' aDd a six· digit personal autborlaatioft code before diallng the olber party BO'l'B SYSTEM S bave also bffn limited to cu.st.omen with pusb·buttoo phone recelven. According t.o Southern Pacific. its new eJectrooic dialing device ii desiped t.o overcome both tboH pniblerm. WASHINGTON <AP > - Comgresa bas sent Prea•dent Carter •ts final versiOa ol a $20 bHlioa plan t.o 1pur producUoa of 1ynt.be«lc fue1I to replace foreicn oil. a bW apomons called the moet lmportaat enero legilla· Uoo ln a decade. One prorisioa of the meaau.re wlll result lo a guoUne price in- crease to coosumers -but it is exped.ed t.o be less than a cent a 1alloo The compromise, which took more than a year to craft, was seot t.o Carter's desk Thursday by • 317·1.o-93 vote lo the House or RepnieeotatJvea. Carter ls ex· peeled t o bold a public ceremony -possibly lncludlng a vtait t.o a syntbetjc fuel plant -to lip Ute leOslaUoo, a White Houae »de said CA&TD BAS made the bW a major element ol his energy pro- gram Baclr.en said 1t would put the United States on the track toward reduced reliance oo im· ports, which now account for nearly 8 mlllioo barrels a day, or roughly ball of U.S. comump- t.Joo. Houw Majority LeadeT Jim Wngbt. [).Teu.s, called it "tbe moet important bill we'll act oo * * durln1 this ~ade It beglM an ln1Uative we abould have started ln the ll50s.'. THE BILL sets up a seven· member ~t Synthellc Fuell Oorporatloo to dole out a variety of loans, grant& and price euarantees to companies that make synthetic fuels -tn- d ud \ng clean·burn1og fuels manufactured from coal or squeezed from oU shale. In the past. companies have been reluctant to embark on such expensive h1gb-t.ecbnology programs themselvea because of financial unce rtainties. Syn- thetic fuels remain more costly than petroleum -even at today's record·bigb world 011 prices al over $30 a barrel. The bill sets a goal of syn. thelic fuel production equivalent t.o 500.000 barr'els of oll a day by l~ and 2 million barrels u day by 1992. There are 42 gallons m e ac b barrel. THE PROGRAM is frequently compared to the masMVt:! gov· emment effort that led to the production of a synthetic rubber industry during World War IL Synthet.ic fuels are not new. alt.bough they have never been used to any exteri t in the U nit.ed * Washington Hears Oil Price Gripes WASHINGTON <AP> -Americans ate apparently not Just muttering to each other about riai.og oil pnces, they're griping to W aabing\Cft. t.oo. The Department or Energy reports that over the put year n.t0re than 7S,000 peJ"'llCJft.ll from acroa the country have called 1~ guoU.ne and beaU.n& oil botllne t.o complaio about pnce or supply problems These calla have led t.o 27 ,000 audit.II of service stauons which WJcovered 5,500 violaUoos, the aieocy said DtJalNG 111E HEIGHT of the 1979 gasoline crunch. Esther Rtt0 and her five·member staff band.led between 800 and 1.000 calla a day. ~atlen seemed surpriaed to find a reaJ person on the other end oft.be &ine. instead of a reeofdinl devi~. •be reports. The department alao operates an energy conservation service ho ine THAT WAS LAUNCHED tut aummer alter President Ca.rt<:r in lated ratricUooa on air C(JftCfkUon.ine t.o save energy. The hotline amwen q~ about the rules and who ls covered '\.od there are aeveral other botUnel operated by the depart- m nt.. Heft is a nmdown: GaaoUne and beaUne oil hotline: 800·424 1246. In \\ ~. D.C., call W.U17. NAnONAL ALCOHOL FUELS Jnformitlon Center. 80 ~~. ln Colorado call IC>O--.ea.it. Emergency Conservation Service: 800·424·91 22 In w. shington. D.C .• call 25Z-49GO. Ip Alaska. Hawah. Puerto Rico an\l the Virgin hlanda uU 800-4.24«118. Ridelbarina Wonnatioo: 800-424-tUM. In W uhlnet.on. D C • I 426-2943. -Solar Heating aad CooUq lnformalloo: 800-523·2929. In Penn· t>/lVani.aCalJ~ RENO/LAKE TAHOE 1 0 ACA• •8TAT&• FROM $2-900 PER ACRE TREES • TREES • TREES -P<*SALl- $4MIW0N ISTTD• 121eJ6•anth 11 '12% & 121/Jo/o States bttau.se of their cost. However. G«man tanb were rue led toward the end o( the war by f.uoline ma.ouf actured from coa , and much ol South Africa's current energy needl are met by synthetic fuels. The 40().page act also provides a vanety or loan and subsidy programs for solar energy. alcohol Cut-ls and energy coo- servahon ancenUveti. AND, IN a major section added over admlru.slralioa pro· tests. it directs the president to begin refilling the strategic petroleum rese rve. That will bring a slight in· crease ln the price of 1uoline to moton.sts -an estimated four· tenths d one cent per eaUon. This gasoline price lntteae will occur under a provls100 th.at allows the government to par. leaa·than·market prace for oil used to fill the ~rve. OU com· panies. ln turn. wouJd be able t.o pus oo to customen the cost of giving the government aucb a diSCOWll. Under the bill. 100.000 barrels a day would have to be added to the reserve on the Louiaiana Gulf Coast untd the stock'pije is brought to 750 millJoa barrels. Tbe reserve is designed to pro- vide emergency oil for the na· lion ln case of an embargo. Filling or the reserve waa halt· ed In 1.978 due to nsan g oil prices and fears that foreign oil pro- ducers. esptt1ally Saudi Arabia. would cut productJoa II flJ.hog operat:ioos coounued. The House puaed It.a Grii1nal version al the synthetic fuel bill -calling for a much narrower. (h.e·r 1,hf"" <:ounl•·r MASO Ltwtfti!J' $3 billioa program, • )WI' ..... Tbunday. ~= THEN, IN JuJy lt1'9, the ...... ~: dent embr.-ed the COMApt .... : : aent bil own venloa of ~ • lectslatioe to Capkol Hill. ed-· ing fora much more amMtiolll. $80 bilUoo •)'DlheUe ,.,.. ,... • gram . It w• coupled wttb nl.-. 9d· mUli.ltrlltioo legialadae -.a.o neariq final ~Uoul • proval -to~• ZMICJ Mobiliutlon Board \o eot. through bureMICrltie red tape lbat IUoden eoOltl'uctioD ~ _.. Jor eoero projects. Tbe ftnal wrsm ot u.at w ~ expected to be clebM.ed • .._, Houe toda.J aad .. tbe --etlber Satmday or earl7 .a week, 10 tbe pttiAteM maw .... the cbaoee to 8'ID tM two.....- energy bills toeetMf'. ~~ ,~ . ,. -. ~ .. '"" -~ t -.. 1 -.. U'-i --.,_, --J-. -' 1't -lot "" ... ) -loot ..... -· )lot -..., "' .. ,._. -... " -:t Rio -"' l -.. ' -.. 11 -• ~ -~ IS-. -, ... .... -- ..... :: ~ IU n.-tU "' If :: ... ,, .. . u H u ... 1 1 ,_, ,_, 7.:t ,_, ... ... MUTUAL FUNDS -·--... - .... ~-----------·- BUSINESS I STOCKS I J , .. , -BJ SYLVIA POaTU /.$ a craduauao. ·~· u.»venary or birthday gift. )'00 bave declded you wt11 bypua a usb present and Jive a favorite child or graiktilld at.ocl:. Spedflcally. in· atqcl of ,tvtng $11"10 bl c8*' you.'re gi viq $1,000 worth of stock. It makes little dllference to you:r daughter; Your ttock ta almost u necotiable u .eub. But it can malre a bll cWrtn.ce in ,OUT 1988 tu bill -if you choose the right '• st.oeilo ji9e. • · To start with. study .. -your portloUo of st.ocll )'O\I ·Consider the UHlieet gilt choices. · · Then •. use these ex· ample. to decide which from \he list is the one ltoe~ tbat saves you the most tu dollars. 8A Y YOU BOUGHT 100 ~ of XYZ Co. stock in 1978 at Its low point of S6 a s~ and that s ince then, ll has run up to $10 a share. You tb.iJlk' XYZ is around its peak and you plan to sell. Froni a tax viewpoint. XY2 would be an excellenl stock to give to yow daughtel\ The 100 shares are worth $1,000 io the mark.et.place. bat the shares cost you only $600. The tax angle here is that you pay no tax on the $400 paper profit How does your daughter make out? Her top cost for \he s tock u; what tl ongmally C<l6l you -or $600. So. if she Immediately sells XYZ at $1 .000 there's $400 in taxable gain. ~ ~ ... ; .. '*· y • .... IU.>I ALMOST SURELY. your daughter wall be taxed !· at a substantially lowe r rate Ulan you (1( she is taxed at ~ all ) Your daughte r pleb up your holding period for tbe ,:: stock at the time )'OU make the gUt. So. since between the .j! two of you. the stock is held for more than a year. any pro-.> fit she realizes from the sale is long-term capital gam. ~ Make sure you give your daughter a record of tbe in formation she'll need along witb the stock. It should spell "'!· out the tot.al a mount yoo paid for the stock -including ~: brokerage fees -and the date you acquired XYZ. "-' But there ma)' be a s~1aJ reason why you do not want t.o give your daughter the XYZ stock . In that case. your seeond best choice from a tax viewpoint as stock lh,,at as worth about the sa.me as what you paid for it. FOR EXAMPLE. you may have bought 100 shares of ABC Co when it was a l SlO a share Right now. it's s tall quoted around $10 a share Since you have no paper profit on this stock , "'OU g.ain no tax advantage by g1v1ng at awa> Your dau~ht.er, thou~h . may come out a llttle better than she would with the XYZ shares . reasons Prentice· Halt. The explanauon as that l)he d~sn't receive bu1lt-m taxable gain along with the stock. Her basis is your or1gmal cost-$10 a share, or $1.000 for tbe entire block lf sbe sells ABC stock at once, the $1 ,000 she gets 1~ lax.free. If she walls and sells for less than that. she bas a tax deduct.Jble loss: if she waits and sells for more Lhan $1 ,000. she bas a taxable capital gain THE WORST !TOCK. but one you might inslincl1vety want to give to your dauJ.:hler as a girt. from a tax view- point. is st.ock that as worth less than whal you paid for 1t. A s~aal laX rule apphes when you give stock lhal has a paper lo5s. The person who receives the stock has. as a bati.5 for determinhlg ~Y loss, the stock 's fair market value at U>e Ume ol the gift Say you give your dauRhter 100 shares of ZYX that you bouRht at Sl7 a s hare The stock as now selling at SIO J share Your daughter can claim a loss only 1f she sells t~ stock belo" it.s curTent marke\ value of $10 a share. She can't deduct the $7-a -share paper loss that the stock sN'M·s now and 11?ain any t&x benefit. Jr on the other hand. you scJI at. )OU can take lhe los~ and gave her the SI .OOOcash ~OU ret'Cl\IE' 1 Monday "MaJang \lone!(' Supporting Your Parf!flls I Ste~b In Tlte SpotHglu HE'l'I VOR .. (Al"I !>.I'"'· "°"" 0"<" """° r-tt (~ of fN> f tftftl"I "'O\t .. i' ,.. Hf'w von !.lnco E)(,__ ••we'-tr.Omo Mll-lllf •I ,,_t ll\6fl \I n•.JOO l'OC 100 i.•.100 IOl,200 .00.000 ... 100 SJMIO It .000 11100 •l . .00 . , ... . ..., .... ... . , .. , . ~ Dow Jones Final Down 1.62. Sih:er Hf;W llO'llC IAPJ H-y & HM,.,,.,, "' ... 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Scientific Plagiarism Mid<lle East Student's Papers Questioned NEW YORK (AP) -The world of scientific publishing is being shaken by reports that a young Middle Eastern student working in the United States ap. parenUy plagiarized at least five of his 60 published articles. Elias A.K. Alsabti. while working at three major U.S. medical centers, apparently stole material from a published article, a dissertation and a grant appli cation and r e· published it in five separate articles under his name. Science magazine said today THE AUTHENTIOTY of has other scientific articles. all published in the last few years, is also in doubt, Science said. Alsabti himself. described as a tall , well-dressed 25-year-old who drove a yellow Cadillac and claimed to be sponsored by the brother o f J o rdan's King Hus sein, appe ars to have dropped out of s ight, the magazine said. "The incident. just starting to be unde r s t ood in i ts full dimensions. is sending strong tremors through the world of scientific publication and is Jlke- '• ly to initiate a general shake-up in the way not a few journals r e- view and accept m anuscripts," the m agazine said. WORD OF THE a ppare nt plagiaris m cam e when the British medical journal Lancet published a Jetter April 12 from a Philadelphia m icrobiologist. Dr. E. Frederick Wheelock com- plaine<I that Alsabti had stolen part of a g r a nt a pplication Wheelock wrote and published it in three sep a rate c ancer journals . "We were totally shocked and outraged because it was obvious what he had done. At the end of one a rticle. he acknowledged my he lp in editing one or the manuscripts. That was rubbing it in a bit," said Wheelock, of Jeffersoo Medical College. Als abt1 on ce w o rked in Wheelock's lab. THE BRITISH SCIENCE magazine Nature reported two other cases: In one. an article published two years ago in a Japanese journal turned up un- der Alsabti's name in the Swiss journal Oncology; in the other. a dissertation by an American graduate student was published by Als abti in the Japanese ' Journal or Medical Science and Biology. Alsabti came to the United States from Jordan in the sum- mer of im and worked briefly at Temple University in Philadelphia. He then joined Wheelock's staff at Jefferson but was asked to leave after a dis- pute over the authenticity of some data. 1n September 1978, be joined the laboratory of Giora MavUgit, professor of medicine at M.D. Anderson Hospital in Houston. Mavligit asked him to leave the following February when he besan to suspect Alsabtl of plaliarism. but dJd not try to ex· pose tbe lncldent. AL&\BTI f&PPAllENTL Y re-- cei ved DO salary from the schools. He 1aJd be waa OD special scholarship from Crown Prince Hassan. the brother of King Huseein. But the Jordanjan Embassy in Was hington says Alsabti was on an ordinary scholarship which was cut orf in February UJT9, Science said. The embassy added that Alsabti was not Jordanian, but bad immigrated from Iraq. .. There's no doubt, Alsabti knew the weaknesses or the system very weJI and maybe it's a lesson to all of us to be more skeptical." Mavligit said m a telephcre 1r.~erv1ew Thursday. "If he had been a bit slower. maybe three or rour papers a year, maybe nobody would have picked it up . But he was publishing 20 a year." WHEELOCK SAID editors or scientific journals couJd guard aga inst plagiarism by checking authors· credentials or checking computer m es or previous ly published papers on the same subj~t. But be acknowledged that with the vast number of articles published worldwide each year, either option would be impractical Moreover, at least one editor of a journal that published an apparently pirated paper has re· fused to print a retraction. Science s aid that Ekkebard Grundman. m e mber of the editorial board or the J ournal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology in West Germany. re- je cted the idea . saying : ··w e never print a retraction. It's just not done." The journal published one of lhe papers apparently taken from Wheelock's grant ap. plication. Cruel Levy To-wn Raises Toilet Tax MARKSVILLE. La. <AP> -Like everything else these aays, Marksville's monthly toilet tax is going up. .. It's a means of getting money, but what price glory?" asked Charlie Coco. the only town counctlman who voted against increas- ing the tax from $2 to $2.35 per commode start.in~ July 1. ENACTED AS A $1 levy on aJl indoor toilets a bout 30 years ago to build a sewer syste m. the S2 t a x brings in about $5,000 a month. The added revenue 1s to help pay a hefty increase an the to wn's gene ral h a b1hty tn · surance premium. Nobody is exempt Even the schools pay two bucks per com- mode. Dr. Richard Michel, the 48- year·old family pract1lloner who a lso serves as Marksville's mayor, said the town's growlh- from 4,800 to 9,000 in 10 years-- was largely responsibl e for the in· creased premiums. "WE'VE BEEN PLANNING a sewer system for seven years and it's almost in the construe· tion phase," said Mic be I. "Wben FCC Rejects Air Time Plea WASJDNGTON <APl -The Federal Communications Com· mission bas rejected a demand that the three major networks provide air time for a contrast· ing viewpoint to public-service ads in the United Way. The FCC. in a unanimous de- cision, said the ads were neither misleading nor addressed a COO· troversial issue of public lm· portance that would faU under the fa.imes5 doctrine. The complaint was filed ltl November by the Nat.tonal Com· mlttee for Response Pbllan· thropy, comprised ol about 100 non·profit environmental and advocacy groups that claim they are eenerally excluded from United Way campaigns. The complaint cballented the ac- curacy of the cloelna line ol the United Way ads, which said, "it worb for all of us.•• that's finished. it s hould take care of us for 2S years." Hunter Dauzat, secr etary- treasurer or the council. t.h.in.lcs the tax might more properly be thought or as "a service charge that helps mamtain the sewer system." Coco said it doesn 't matter that no one showed up to protest the toilet tax increase when the council passed it. "People do all their complain- ing at the barber shop or at their restaurant in the morning," he said. "People may be used to paying it now, but l don't think they'll ever get used to paying more." Dal,i Museum Moving South CLEVELAND (AP> -The Salvador Dali Museum, with the single largest collection of the artist's works, will be moved from Beachwood, a Cleveland s uburb, to St. Petersburg, Fla. The Dali Mu s eum was established in Ohio in 1971 by A. Reynolds and Eleanor Mone, who lnstalled their private col· leclion in a specially built wing of their design machinery farm, lMSCo. St. Petersburg wooed away the private collection when the Florida Lell&lature appropriat· ed $2 mlllloo to establiah tbe museum adjacent to tbe Univeralty of South Florida branch campus at a new waterfront park. The biggest swop meet on the Orange CDost is found every day in 1he cklssified ods in the DAILY PILOT SALUTE TO THE ORANCH COUNTY FAIR THIS WllKIND SAT.,2P.M. fASHONSHOW•~ .• 1:30TEADANC:fiG ENTERTAINMENT• ARTISANS FROMM FAR All WEB<EN> SH THE ORANGE COUNTY FA• MY '1·20 . SOUTH cn\ST PLAZA NATION At Y08emlte Plan at Park Faces Changes Y06&MJTZ NATIONAL PAU <AP) -A back-to-nature plan to cut •moc ud CCJlll..U00 in Yosemite NaUooal Park la ..:lertoma major re- vlslona only ab moot.bl alter Its releue. Tbe ehan&• would ~ ovemlebt accom· modatiom in the park and inU'odUd • aractuat pbaa.oul of can in the Yotemite valley-a km&· term coal wtt.b a multimiJlloD.4ollar price tac. ALTllOVGB 1'11£ llODIFICAftONS OF the muter plan bave not been fonnalJy a.nnounced. park oft\cla.la cooflrmed report.a that cbanaes are beln& made. Final decl.alOCl on tbe plan -a decade in the making -was ~xpect.ed by early August, said Yosemite superintendent Robert Binnewies. Park officials u.ld the ~ revisions under coneideraUoa I.Delude a reduction of ovenaicbt ac- commodatiom in the valley "rouchlY" in line with a 1978 draft plan suggesting elimtnatioo of 2'78 un- its. Cabins, hotel rooms and teat.a number 1,.sa in the valley. An economic analysis prepared for the Park Service two years •so. however, warned that Yosemite Park Co. could become an unprofitable operation with a substantial decline in overnight accommodations. THE COMPANl' OPE&ATES VlaTUALL Y all the hotela, restaurants and shop& in the park. Bi.nnewies said tbe projected loss to the com· pany could be recouped by redesigni.n& all units for year-round operation. Many elote for the winter. The revtaed plan would also call for araduaJ eliml.Datlon of can aod d.ieMI buses from the~ valley-a mow that would require aome fonn ol ,,, public transportation u an altemaU\'e. / C01U of such a proeram, earlier estimated a~ a minimum of l100 mlWon. would be spread over a 15-to 20-year period, offtcial.a said. THE PAU SERVICE llA8 BEEN ttyinc._ since 1988 to resolve problems sparked by ~ crush of vlsiton -now about 2.S mlWon a year -to Yosemite. Smog and bumper-to-bumper traffic are being battled t.brough atop.gap measures. Valley roads'" have been converted to one-way routes and a free shuttle bus has encouraged many visitors to leave11 cars tn palting Iota. l•i"• QJncaaiooen and re<:reational vehicle groups , .· ,., are among opponents of the anti-vehicle trend. " .: ... Tbe proposed changes were greeted with atep. • i ticism by some con.servatiooiats. . . ~ ' .; •'TREY ARE STILL NOT GETl'ING to the ... r. heart ol the problem." complained Wildemeas · •t Society executive director William Turnage. "and .. they oever will u long as the bote1a and motels re· ·• main. , " "We would like to see them go," Turnage said. · • "Right now, Y01Sem1te is a bloody resort, not a na-•. • • \.iooal parL" I II ==========i I • • 1 Lifestyle Worblwps At College 'Census Taker' Soughl PUBLIC NOTICE I • : rtCTITIOUI aUSINll$S .. AMll STATllMUCT .. I • BOSTON P) -Hugo Norden, a 70-year-old violinist. told police a man wearing a red, white and blue badge and identifying himself as a U.S. Census worker bound and gagged him, then robbed bis home in the city's Roslindale section. Tiie fol-lfl9 p41no.ts .,.. _.,.. • buo'Wfte"I\ M ! '• CHA"ll"fOA l(HOLJ. COMPAH~ 1'4S ~ V.,,,. Ortw E.ttt. SY4i. ,; Co\t• MeM, <:alttomlt '2•2' Kr-.c..iq 0.G.tooMMt C-..0 I (~Y. 2*-IS ~ V-O<iw. EAtU ''Life D esigning Workshops: Creating a More Purposeful Ufe," a four-parl lecture series, will be presented by Coastline Community College from 7 to 10 p.m. Thursdays, beginning July 10, at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa. .... •• ,, C.te MMe,C..ltlon.1•'24t2' • ';;;;;;;;;;;;:~~~~~~~i~~~;;;p;;:;;;ll J04tn c. Scott, um Woooot•it }·-· ~,.,,..c.111.,.,, •• Thh bu\•~• h conductH w • ltmll9d """1-'1> IN MEMORIUM own.ES A. (BUD) DBANEY M.C., F AC.R. Ted Cragar, a lecturer in s upe rvisory and manage ment training and persona l growth seminars. will lead the series. Director of Radiology Nuclear Therapy and Medicine COST A Mi.SA ~IAL HOSPITAL COST A NBA. CA There is no registra- tion fee but advance re- gistratioo is advised by July 3. Registration at the door ls on a space- available basis. JUNE S-'69-Jtff '12-76 Sodty messed by friends. patients. and especialty his i)od, .. Information is availa- ble at 963-0811, ext. 2S6. RUGBY STYLE ... for the active man! First Rughy shorts and now th e Rugby pant. Authentic gear from New Zealand for leisure or active sports. 100% cott on, brushed inside. washfast. prf'· shrunk. Available in six great tea m colors. PUBUC NOTICE ----- Mr. "D" DAILY PILOT .. . n Kr.,,,.... like 0.-...l<JC)menl Co "'-'11n J. "'-· p....-,. Tll~ \Iii--~ flied "''"' l"6 r.-..1., ci... ., <><M99 c-1., --n .l'WI. MIH!tVE, MUM .... & .. UGMU ~OSI -"-"--"-··-....,... ...... 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But the elephant hooks are rarely used -not that they would have much effect on the • thic k -skinn ed mamm a ls - because verbal prompting usual· ly does the trick. THE CAST, WORKING under head trainer Scott Riddle and assistant Geor ge French. Is all female; a mixed-species re- view of African and larger Asian elephants. The African e lephants, wtu ch Riddle compares to high-strung stallions, can be touchy to work with. The more-easily trained Asians are likened to good, trus- ty work horses. There ar e no m ale <bull) elephants in the show. Few in captivity for that matter. Bulls go through periodic behavioral craziness known as "musth." For all their imposing bulk and stature, elephants, said Rid· die. are ··extremely intelligent. "You must give the m the healthy respect they deserve," he added, "but you must always be in absolute authority, as well as always being a wa re of their presence and move ments." A CRUCIAL FACET or the Los Angeles Zoo's philosophy is that the shows in no way de- grade the integrity or the great beasts. In other words, viewers won't be seeing elephants wear- ing pink tu-tus . and clown makeup while they shake tam· bourines or such nonsense. Instead, the shows -present· ed free \Vednesdays through Sundays at 1:30 p.m . and 3:30 p. m . -spotlight the natural c haracteristics of the animals. The big ladies do something of a pa c h yd e rm v e r sion of ··Roots." showing off t heir ab1h- ty to drag carts carrying stones <See ELEPHANTS, Page 82) Tramer Scott Riddle puts pachyderms through their paces at Los Angeles Zoo _______________________ ...,. ____________ ,_,,_. . ...,,.... ..... ___________ __ 'Coke' or 'Dop e?' Work on a 'linguistics atlas' shows language patterns in United States By NANCY KENNE Y ATLANTA CAP) -While a :youngster in Chicago downs a cola at a local hangout , an old- timer in Greenville. S.C .. sips dope on his front porch. They're drinking the same thing, says a linguistic re- sear cher, though the suggestJOn of "dope" to the Midwesterner hardly calls to mind a soft drink. By the same token, don't ask an Atlanta boy to mow t he parkway, advises Lee Pederson. a professor at Emory University here. The Southerner lacks a term for that s trip of grass between the sidewalk and the street. .. IT'S CALLED A parkway in Chicago, a tree lawn or a tree bank in parts of Michigan, and a berm in some other areas," Pederson says. "But there's no term for it in the South.'' PedeTSOD ls director of the LingwsUc Atlas of the Gulf States, a research project map- ping and cataloguing language patterns ot residents of Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama. Mississippi, Arkansas, Loulslana and east Texas. Jdentlcal projects have been completed for New England and other repms east of the Mis· siaslppL The Southeastern ef- fort, coordinated through Emoey, is being pa.id for by a fede~grant. U separate sets of ques· Hons or rural residents and dt)'-dwellen, mearcbers were t Hill tbroqbout the reetoo to~ • cord ~ta' word usage, I pronunl ~ i -rammar. TBE U8E or THE woaD •• '' to mean a soft drink l>:T; ori1lnated ln the ~ ~J wllm Coca·Cola was re- puwa "1o bave a my1tedoua, nareollc e«eet. like coea.ine."• Peel+; HJI. "It'• an old· fML. 9Dalbln apru1I•, ltOl ............. ......., .•• 'Alflilj ....... .tlea&tel and re- ~ ........ Coca.C01a"I P · ; latian ... tblDI ol tbe .... past But the expression "dope" lingers in several Southern towns Native Sout herne r s in - terviewed by LAGS researchers range from bank officers to farmers to street-com er bums. the proJect "s director says. .. The best ones are elderly folk speakers. they're friendly and easy to talk to.·· he says. "THE CULTIVATED ONES are also good because they un- derstand what you're doing," he adds. "The worst are the com-mon. upwardly mobile speakers. because they try to alter thei r speech and second-guess you. At a later stage, researchers will compose actual maps of re- gional and social dialects. trac· ing usage or pronunciation of a particular word from one locale to another. A single insect. for example. may have a dozen different na mes varying with the re· sidence of the speaker, Pederson says. ln the western New England and Great Lakes regions. the dragonfly often is called a "de-vil's darning needle" or simply, a "darning needle." be says. "It's a snake-feeder in Pen- nsylvania, and that word also dominates all over eastern aod middle T e nne s see and northernmos t Georgia." Pederson says. "But when you come out of the Appalachians and into the Atlanta suburbs, you have •snake doctor.' "SOUTll OF TBE&E, it's a moaquitQ. }\awk or skeeter bawlc -from Charleston to Savannah all the way down the coast and around the Gulf Coast to Brownsville, Texas." Pederson says the "parkway" example Wustratea how words are born in response to speakers' needs. "People cba't bave a Geed to provide a word for tbat in the South... be • .,.. .., tJaiM tM South ts aenerally more rural and you don't bne 1idewalb ex- cept do9ntown." • Adventures of Hump Pilots Association Chronicled Over Roof of the World By .JUDITif OLS01" OfllW 0.oly "'"" SWff World War II buffc; are going to have a r1eld da} In the :"ewport Beach Library rromnowon A valuable book has been added to the colle<-t1on by rettred Air Force Col Reg L Anderson or Newport Beach and his fellow members of the Hump P1 lots As· 60C1ation. The 596·page volume, titled "China Airlift: The Hump," de- tails the air lift operations above the Himalayas that helped keep Japanese troops out of the South P acific by detaming them m China. It's a thorough book. including pictures or planes, poems, stories about flying the tre a cherous airlift route. information on tht> various organization~ m the CBI 1Chma. Burma. lnd1a1 theater. accounts of bailouts. b1ograptues of the men who new the hump and a largecollect1onofa1rcraftart THE cmNA·BlJRMA·I NDIA operation involved 5.000 pil~ 1n the three years that 1t was open. Anderson ~aid. and called for another ao .000 backup personnel. The first such air operallon. it became the prototype for the Berlln Airlift and set the pace for other modern a1rlmepolicies. F l yi n g t h e hum p w as t r eacherous because o r the weather. accordrng to retired Lt. Col. Peter Gundry. a lso of Newport Beach The m o un tai n r ange, nicknamed by the hump pilots "'the roof d the world ... had "the "orst weather m the world Lo ny m ." Gundry said "It called ronn· no\ at1on and 1mpro\'1Sat1on ... The monsoon season, June lS to Oct 15. was the worst, he added. ··Great masses of moist air moved in from the China Sea and towenng cumulus. up to 50.000 re~t. would develop into senous thunderstorms. ''IN WINTER THE ENEMY was extremely strong winds, up to 150 mt.les per hour." Gundry said. There was always a shortage of parts to repair the planes and crews bad to find workable replacements from airplanes that had crashed. Llbrartan Jane Martinez wflh Reg Anderson, Jim Ploss, Vince Healy and Pete Gundry . , The bump pilots n ew up 11> 13,000 tons of supplies per month m the three years and somellmes had help from elephants m load- mg the planes. As the giant book shows. the pilots had a sense of humor about their work. Many of the airplanes h ad names-My Gal Loretta, Nancy, Texas Honeypot, Back Br eake r, S u pe r Wog and Fa bulous Fa nnie-and many were a dorned with a little cheesecake. Now that the operation with its miserable food and poor flying conditions is well behind them. members of the Hump Pilots As- sociatiooenjoy getting togethe r to reminisce about their days of fly- ing the "world'sroor." .. WE ALSO WERE 14,too m iles from home," Gundry said. "\Ve were halfway around the world." The China-Burma -India Theater was called "the rorgotten theater" during the war. An· derson said, but "it began to get some publicity after the war." And just lately there bas been another compensation for the months of freezing cold and dif. ficult air trips. Some of the pilots, including Anderson aod Gundry, have re- ceived loog-overdue China \Var Memorial Medals from the Republic of China through orders wnlcb we1'e lost after t.he war and only recenUy found. Andersoo said be does not know how many hump pilot.a there are tn Orange County but those who are around might well find them1elves pictured in tbe mu1ive .. Cbilla Airlift." There ls, fot example, a picture of Newport Beach resident Art LaSbeUe, a retl~ m~or, hua- 1101 a leopard. Coples ol the boot and lnforma. tloo about the organl.utloll may be obi.med .,, wrttln1 to tbe Hump Pilots Association, t17 Pine BlW., Poplar Bluff, Mo. GIOl . St .. DALYPtLOT Pointing Gun Not Nice W>'t rull1 why I m •nllna. I want lO &et meaaae acro&s to~ clOW'lll ()tr. and Mn . Jobn Q. Public> wbo hand wt tbelr money up atde--down. inside-out and backwards. P1ease don't blow irooke m my face or Jab ~r ln an attempt to make am.all wt wtule I am trying to tount y0iur depoeit. And when 1 ask for idenllficat\on betor-e I cash a cbeck. don't stream at me and say. "You know wbo I am. l come in here all t.be ume " The bank requires 1deotlficauon And I'd appreciate at 1/ )OU wouldn't rob me. I get very upset when anyone points a gun in my face. Thanks a lot. -YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD BANK TELLER DEAR FRIENDLY: Here•s you.r letter. f•m Are d9oaHllds of fellow &ellen ll'OUDd lM ff-b'J wtll Me aomefamWar races wbell lhey re-- ad yoar leUer-ucl&laey wW allently bleaa you for ... ,..,•'Ola' aoeg •• ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just couJdn't go to s leep before I responded lO "Turned OH in Kansas." who complained t.batevery single man she went out with felt he had to be "repaid" ror takingagirltoamovieordinner. When confronted with one of these Bozos. I j ust look him straight in the eye and say. '"NO way. You don't respect me now or you wouldn't suggest such a thing -so what makes you think you will res peel me in the morning?·· In most instances I never hear from them ••• Elephants .. a\a-ftlda ...... l WU fiOl u4 lM1 wete oalJ .,... .. tblq. l have~ lost a mltlute's alMp OYW UMM crelPI. Tbe ooem who call back are la.,.... lo IOOd com~. Tbeotben anm't worth a damn. -MADE Tit& SC&N& JN VtROIN'IA DSA& vtaOlNIA: nub,_ tM ....... ... ,. ............. , .. , ....... .....,. ......... ...... ., .... . • DEAR AHN LANDERS: I'd like to say somtthlna to \hat woman who c:omela!ned that· mott ol lbe men •he da ted upected her to Jump 1n bed u payn1ent ror the movle or supper wlth ""'°llW I am n ~ yeur old male. 11ln1le and doing raarly well lft bus1n 1. l bave tuen out do&enl ol women these past few yean, and I can tell you \hat there are an awful lot of dames wbo. after t.bree or four dates. have queatJoned my maacuUn.lty bttause J didn't propotlOon them. The belt way lo deal w1th the problem b to tell tbe guy ralht off how you feel. Outline the acround rules. And be firm about It. Th.la approach will oo iveaUy appreciated by ~l men who don't want to gel mixed up with k>oM or crazy ladaes Please don't say, ''Nuts to allot them," and surrender the singles scene to the ffX mani•cs. Men like me need women like you. -A NEW YORKER DEAR NEW VORKEB: Take U.al ud tltat -all you femal~ wbo keep saytag there are no dec«-nt, respectable mf'n around. I've beea tell· ina you -lbef ARE oat &.Mtt. KffP looklnq and you'll fl.ad em. DEAR ANN LANDERS: What can I do about my husband~ We have been married ll years. He insists that we make love ln front or the fireplace (on the floor). in the shower. on our back lawn. in the car -parked at the very place we did our early courting. Now he wants to buy a watertx-d because be beard it's "dar. ferent." I love him madly. He's a te rrific person and <i great guy. but 1s this sort of behavior normal" l am ashamed to discuss the matter with anyone I know. I {'Ould never get the words out Please tell me what to do. PENNSYLVANIA DOUBTER DEAR P .O.: Count you.r blessings, hooey. and hope ltlas&s. <From Page BU we1gh1ng nearly a ton each Drawings found 1n ancient ruins show that elephants were us ed as work animals as early as 3500 B.C. circuses around the world responded to their commands in· s tantly. One oC the African 1·lephants, "McClain." has l1•a rned to walk across a narrow plank. Her i:.how·ending reward ,., a dip in the pond. Sht' dives in head-fi rst for a truly big finish The LA Zoo elephants. in a preview show last week. dt:· monstrated their abihty to lay down. sit up and balance on dlternate legs -all on verbal commands alone. CIRCUSES BEGAN USING the animals to carry tents and equipment durmg the early 1800s. Their ability to 1tn their legs on cue paved the way for 1he first s1mp1Jst1c tricks that made> them m.J1n s ta)~ 1n Riddle. who's be<>n workin~ with elephants smce 1965. served <J stwt as trailler for Ringling Rros. Circus World. Assistant French has been with the Los Angeles lA>o since 1966. ··Working with elephants becomes a strong habit." said Riddle. "They're one or the b11o:· i:est challenges you can face. They overshadow ever ything t•lse. and beside them every· lhmg else 1s JUSt tame " They s<"emed to work effort ll·~::.ly with their ca:.t. who ( __ 11_o_r_o_s_e_o_p_e __ ) !-IATURDAV. J tJNt: 2.H Sy ~YD.SEY O~ARR ARIES <Mar 21 t\pr 19 1 Bu'>ln""" op portuntt1es coml· into fnru~ Emphu"1." on responsibility and achievement Cancer Capri('orn nativt':. figure prommentl~ Pa.,t l'f forts pay d1v1dends. Superior or authont~ f1 j,(ur1· fla~hes ~reen h~hl. You art> on the wa)' TAURUS (Apr. 20 May 20>. Accent un travel. education. completion or important as s1gnment. Anes. L1bra persons figure prom mently -and so does the number 9. Mon• people become aware or your talent and v1ew'i Long-distance <:ommunication hjghhghts your personal scenario GEMINI <May 2I·June 20): Get to heart of matters concerning financial resources Confer with close associate, partner or mate Going 1t alone now would not be wise course You have· "occult" experience. Leo, Aquariu5 natives play significant roles. CANCER <June 21-July 22>" Mamtam low profile . Avoid making claims based on 1mpul5e Spotlight on joint efforts, pubhc relations and marital status. Hunch 1s on target knQw 1t and proceed accordingly. One who aided you in past makes reappearance. LEO <July 23-Aug 22): Many ~rsons. who previously appeared indirfereot, arc ready to "Join your camp." Popularity increases and social activity accelerates Gemini, Sagittarius natives figure prominently You succeed on "third attempt." Personal honi.ons expand VIRGO CAug. 23·Sept. 22): Revise, review. attend to details and detect subtle nuance~ Aquarius, Scorpio. Leo persons play key role~ Money proposal could be premature Know 1t and protect assets. Ir analyUcal, chances for success are enhanced. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Older individual 'Ga, ga, ga' Good TOLEDO. Ohio (Al') -Language ex· perts at St. Charles Hospital say it can be a good idea for the parents, and not just the baby, to say "ga, ga, ga." Babies 6 to 9 months old try to imitate sounds they have heard, and parenu can help them by repeating the sounds, says Margaret Morgan, an intern al the hospital's Speech and Language De partme nt. She does. however, discourage parent.a from int.en· Uonally communlcaUo1 with the baby bl bab- ble. Miss Mor1an and Sharon Schlater, a 1.,eeeh palbolQlist at the bolpltal. cooduct workabops for parent.a lntftest.ed In teacblq children how to talk. A cblld should begin to use one·word HD· tencea when he or abe la 9 to 12 moat.bs old. said Mill Morsan. Typical examples are "mommy;• ·•water" and "cootie." Mlsa Koraao advlMS parents to ell· cour&le the dllld to imitate thesn at tbll s tage ot ~velopment. However, alM •UQllt· ed tbal parent.I 80t lmlt.ate the cblld. IDlfead, pa.tents lbould speak 110.ty and clearly and UN a plealalll vol~. • may ~ "obsessed" with details. Be polite. but refuse to be foolishly restricted. Imprint your own s tyle and policy. Accent on property, 'flec1al sales and purchases. Stand tall for pnn· c1pl<•S You have luck with numbE'r 5 SCORPIO <Oct. 23 -Nov. 21): Helat1ve.,. home envtronment command the spotlight Vis· II~. m<">Sa~es. '>hort lnps, art1culat1on or Ideas art> ft'aturt'd Fam1I~ feud 1s settled 1f you arc d1plomal1c. Taurus. Libra and another Scorpio f1~1Jre an your pc•rsonal scenano. SAGITfARIUS CNov 22·Dec 211 Someone obv 1ously wanL<; something for nothmg: you could be prime target Know 1t, and protect a..-. sets. Emphasis on money, tncome potential. m a kin~ dt•c1s1ons based on knowledge. not rumor Avoid ··pyramid" schemes. ('APRICORN <Dec 22·Jan 19l Moon cycle makes this a power-play day Circumstances turn m yr>ur favor efforts that failed previous· ly will now succeed Know 1t. be direct. conf1· dent and wiltmg to take a chance on your own ability You will bf> at right place. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: You are not alone, des pite i:.urface ind1cat1ons People do care and soon you will be aware or 1t. Aries. Libra natives figure prominently. Strive for "backstage" view. Story behind story is availa· hie and you can maJte the most or it PISCE.S CFeh. 19-Mar. 20>· New start In new direction 1s indicated Leo. Aquarius natives play key roles. Wish comes true. Avoid extravagance. Celebration 1s on agenda. but re· member you do have to race yourself tn the mornin5! Priendsh1p 1s 'itrengthened little Piggy Went to Lawyer GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. CAP> -Joellen Clary was foiled ln her au.empt to glve her husband a pig on their wedding day. Twenty· five fears later, she made up for it. On the couple's recent silver wedding an· nlveraary, she marched Into Jack Clary's law orftce and handed htm a squealing bundle. "Here's your daddy. son," s he told the pig as she carefully depo1lled t.he squirming 25- p0und porker lnto the arm• of her buaband. Clary waa surprised. but be understood th~ significance of the gllt. "AS A CIDLD, I Wll fuclnated by pip, .. Mn. Clary said. ''Everyone would 1tve me lifta like UWe porcelain PCI and •tufted pt11. fiben r went to college, I toot the collect.ion wttb me.·• When Clary propoMd, abl tokl blm, ··u you have enouch neNe to mUT)' me, then I have enoup nene to pve you a IQ at tbe altar.•• And lbe would have. 8ut ber brother. who was w deliver lbe l>il to tbe cbuttb, lo9t coat.rot of bl.a p&1M11ter and then bl.a car. Re ... cte. layed u the polk• offf cer Uek-.d blm for bit· Ung• stop ••en. The new bride preMGt.d a porter to Mr bu bad tbe nut day. A.ad tbe ann.lvenary IU? It wu ••f« bav-tna the aerve to put up with me all thele yean ... •be MJd ... He'• eatned It.'· "1BUCN01'1CE f'IC'f1T10Ut 1usoteu ....... ..,.",...'" T"• tol-ll'O ""o'" ••• do4~ buii""' ft T ~l PAINT I N O I. lo\AINlEMAN(.E COMPAN'•'. 111 W. ~,..,.,. (.,o""·'twnrf"• Pvonc S.tt"t, Puo••c W0t•' L"'\uf• ~._t<"•\ C.011 Co..~ (. •O•tll trrcw~nt\ o ..... 0.Ull ~.,·-Ml.wt ... c .. _..... ,,... ... ,,...~" ~f'IO'••• ~o., •• r.1m , lff' .1 .. t1on Otl>t• So<••' Ptoor.,., ""-<I Tot•f Pl/90oVV-O()r-Co.o•I D••'• Polo! J-11 1.., PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • FEATURING IT ISOROEREO-•H.....-lft ·~·.., "' .,.,. ~ltled nwttlef' ~ ... belont INS c-1 41( 11 :00 •·"' , o" 1 n, neo. 111 t11~ coun,_ ot O.p;irt,,_t J, et 100 Clvk Ceflter C>r1,_. W.SI, SilnU AN. ~ ... C-. tv. C•ll'°""•· -.-c ...... If •nv. •"Y II-. prllllof\ !« <~ of """"' \/>Gu Id not ~ Qr M>ted. tT I!> FURTHER OFIOEREO '"•I• copy~ 1111, ordW to.-c..,w M Ovlllt'""" MO e -I~ '°"' >uc • ,.,,h,. .......,,~pr'°' to tM o.ay ot wu> '"•"i"Q~ 1n the Oatl-; P'Jot. ~ ""¥1'\0•oer Of O•ner•I ClrtUl4ltlOt1 pr1n1~0 In I~ County ot Or•nQ~. (41ttorn1e IJATEO J-17.1'MIO M.&RK A SOOEN J.,...,._ ~rlOrCourt Pul)lo\....., Or-CO.\I 0•11'1' Po lot lvn. ll.70,71.July,,l'MO H21-ll0 PUBLIC NOTICE L) F.~ATURlt4G OM. Y PILOT 03 Music, theater groups on the move Evidence of Progress <>Ta.nee County hu lrowtl trecnendoualy ln th~ p t few )'Hf'a with new homee and real dent.a beang ac!Md daal)', but It.a cultural lilt ha• btto Id\ to la1 alon1 beblnd lhe belt It could Effort.a here and tbere have broulhl auc cHa South Coaat Repertory Theater and Newpor1 Harbor Art Museum, the Pbtlbarmook ff app,,.l•g• By Judith Olson Soc1e\y's new Orange Jam music festival which "ds Just beld a t UC Jrvme . and efforts to bnng us b4illlet and opera The hst coold go on and oo. but to see tangi- ble evidence or our progress 1s the most impor · t.rnt And that we have done in these past rew da\.S · The Orange County Music Center now has a home base from which to operate, courtesy or the Prude ntial Ins urance Co. and C .J . Segerstrom and Sons, who have underwritten a beautiful s uite or offices m the new Imperial Bank building. and the American Society of interior Designers Orange County Chapter ( ASID >. which provided furnishings and decor. The opening of the new quarters was celebrated with a cocktail party chaired by Mrs. E dward Schumacher a nd attended by just over 100 representatives of South Coast Repertory Theater. Newport Harbor Art Museum. Orange County Philharmonu.' Society and ASIO Bob Pennington Caterers provided a feast of quiche. rumakt a nd other finger foods as guests strolled through the six-office suite with its s pectacular v1ew of the county. The conference room, in particular. is en - joyable be<:ause it bas the most panoramic win· dow on the world and boasts a special acrylic sculpture by Bijan 8a1'ar. No" that a site. flVe acres in South Coast Plaza the Town Center . has been donated by Seger strom family, au the orgamution's efforts will be geared toward laying a solid foundaUon for the construction of a performing a rts facility Soon. with all the dedicated volunteers working, Orange County will no longer be "all dressed up with no place to go," as the Music Center annual report for 1979 laments. Among guests inspecting the new offices were Barbara Grady, Supervisor Harriet Wieder, Ru&helyn Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beatley, Dorothy Oock, Maurice DeWald. Dorothy and Tom Doan, Ku Ewi.Dg, CUlf Ivester, LucUJe Kuehn, Tom aod Jean Moon. the Schumachers. Save Time And Money RUFFB.L'S UPHOLSTERY W...Y011W..t ........ 1921 ..... ..... cost ...... -~''" Mr. Qd Mra. G._ 8UUweU, Jeaa T...S.WOy, Tom WoUf ud f!laJM •841 BW &edfteld. Juat • few ateps away from the new offices ta South Coaat Repertory. wbicb wu the setting laat weeJreod for an enjoyable End of lbe Seaaon Flea ta. It waa deemed a success because it raised ~.000 for the theater's $415.000 annual giving campaign goal Tbe 400 guests were treated to a variety show. live and sUeot auctions and a Mexican dinner and cocktails Me01bers of SCR's resident company were JOined by lhe administrative and technical starrs for the variety show, wbicb was directed by SCR actor/ director Jolla-David ICdkr. Trustee llae Ewing went home with the least amount of money since he pa.id $2,400 for gourmet dltlner for 10. to be prepared by the Newport Beach Guild. It sbouJd be a gaJa event sance there will be butler, maid and wine steward service Ewing's guests will be cbauffer- driventothe party. One of the most unusual items up for grabs was the opportunitv of select.in~ a new street name, offered by the Robert Warmingtor Development Co. Dr. and Mrs. J ohn Drewes of Newport Beach bought this rare item for $700, so we'll have to see If there's going to be a Drewes Streetonournewcity maps. Sharon Paisley was chairman of the event and she was assisted by OUvia Job.llsoa, Vlk.kl Johnson, Diane Walker. O.rts Bttbr, Catherine Thyen, Jackie Krupp, Darlene Lundgren. Mlm He lfrich and IHborab Andrews. Three is a lucky number for some people. and it appears as if 1t Wlll be a happy digit for the cultural scene here too. Not only are the Music Center offices and Soutb Coast Repertory w1ttun a stone's throw of each other. but the new Encore restaurant has at last joined the entertamment family. It opens with a New York-style awning, right onto the fountain patio of SCR and will af- ford theatergoers an opportwuty to dine before the theater or afterwards. Owners Irwin Milman. Artbor Bartlett, Charles Miller and Marquis King have set up a most welcome late s upper of Qwche Lorrame. Den ver Omelette. C re~s. Welsh Rarebit Hangtown Fry or Ringtum Ditty. along with som e good sandwiches. With the Music Center on the horizon. and an already-developed green area between the hotel and SCR with a beginning collection of massive sculpture. Orange County certainly 1s finding places togonowthat it's all dressed up. 0nmrs CUSTOM FRAMING Spedelizl"9 '" Hand FinisMd Frames 1803 NewPOrt Blvd. Costa Mesa 548-4511 OPENING NEW MUS1C CENTER OFFICES Marien Farmar (left), Hugh S.ddlngton, Mery Jene Oueyrel SCR COMPANY AND STAFF AT END OF SEASON FIESTA John-Devld Keller 1eeds aa Ann Mound I• serenaded WASHINGTON CAP> -If you're among the millions of Amenca ns taking to the highways this vacation s~on . a few preventive steps can s ave yo u lime and mone~ The nationa l council of Better Busi n ess Bureaus reports that mos t serv1<'e s tation!> and auto repair shops are honest bus inesses. but there are bad apple~ and the traveler can be easy prey. Before embarking on a tnp. have your auto checked by someone you can trust This should include 011 and grease. fluid levels of brakes. power steer· ing, coohng system . bat· terv and trans m1ss1on Fan be lts s ho uld be checked for tension and wear and battery te rminals checked and tightened. Chttk to be sure that all lights work and adjust tire pre6sure. TIRED OF WAmNG INA DOCTOR'S AT $40QOOO TO $1,000,000, HARBOR RIDGE CUS10M HOMESITES ARE QUITE A BARGAIN DOCTORS' HOUSE CALL SERVICE COMES TO YOU 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK-FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE. Parn lever an. illness can NOTMING ADDED flare uo anytime r.t me day TO YOUR BtLL or nigh I leaving you with a M~t peoolc art c.once<OOd problem 1t 11 s me middle Of w11h the ca;r of rh•s nPW V-< the neqhl or toie Peekend vice The cost ot a v1s1t 10 your BecaHse wizen you buy a custom lzomes1tc 1n Harbor l\1d-.:• .vou'rc buying more t'1nn 111st 011c quarter to one 1t11/f 1111 acre of prime residential la11d. )o H 're buv111~ flm bot Ridge. One of tlte country's most prest1R1011-. pnl'llC•' comnwmt1es. Bn./liant sut1sets over Nca•pMt I !tu lii">1 from most sites. Pn"vate tem11 s courts. A 2~11oll r guarded gate. O.Oly ~StaH,. ... i. If. despite this, you do have a breakdown. get o ff the road, tie a handkerchief to the car door. raise the hood and turn on the warning flashers. Where can you"' d a dOC1or home tS comparable 10 lhv and When can yo11 see him? local pnyc;c1ans 1n your com You're buying Newport Beacli. A11d all tliL' tltrngs tltat mnl-.c And remember, most wrecker services pro- vide little more than batte ry jumps. tire changes and towing, so you may have to b e towed to a service sta- tion even for a minor problem. Once there, stay with the car. ask questions and be observant. A few unscrupulous s hop workers have been known to slash tiru, cut • f a n b e 1 t s , 1• o u r che m icals o n the generatof' to male the , engine smote or squirt oil to simulate leaks. These trick• are de· 11.gned to get yoo to pay for expensive repalrs • )'OU don't need. U JOU do need wort 04• done, 1et a written 1 estimate of coat for /' parta Ind labor. After lt it II complete, lmllt on a · I lilt of all part.I and tbe coat of them and tbe . tt labor. Keep this receipt , , H proof of the work ... doee in cue problem.a IC, deYeioP later. , U 10UI' car II ltlll UD• ' der warrant)', have the wort done at a dealer. 1 hP answer is Dociors· mun11y and much less than House Gall Servrce. Ifs a new the tocal hoSP41al Thero rs no mobile medical sef\l!Ce that charge lor mileage. dispatch· bnngs a licensed M O nght 1ng or sendtnQ the mobile un11 to your doorstep to treat IT'S COVERED routine and non-emergency BY INSURANCE. cases Most health insurance plans SAVE WORRY. SAVE Wilt CCN9f a ma,Clf pOrtiOn d nm. 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But most of all, you 're buying a dream. Tlie dream of bzuldittR yo11r otL'll lzc:m1e. The way you warrt it. A home.> as distinctive, as original as you arc. Wiren you look at it that way, a custo m f1omesite in Harbor Ridge is quite a l1mgain. After all, h ow muclz is a dream worth? Experience Harbor Ridge Custom Homes1tes. The n m ot>e up to Nc.>wport Beach's most sought-after address. 17 Harbor Ridge Drive, Newport Beach {714) 640-6776 Pnces effectrne cu of date of publication. Sub11ct to prior S«le on or •ft<'r deadline of this ed1hot1. See tlw Homeowner AJSoc1at101t bmlgt•t m the sales office. Obtam the Properly Report required by Fedeml law and read it before signing anythittg. No Federal agrocy has judged tlJe m Prits or val&U1, if any, of this property. .. ~. Gl ---· .. a.nMe ......... OMe. ......... ..,. .......................... ________________________ .... ______________________ ;.;...,a Cjarpenter's J"oh: Nailing Opponents Guard Bot.ters South Line a, aoosa CAaUON ................ If u.. South 1a to wtn llond.t.J lllot la OM l1lt Or..,. Count)' All·aiar fOOChll aame, lt'U be behind the arm ot ca~*k 1"nnk s.urw. that mucb ... rm certain accordtn1 to Rebet. Coach Dave Tbompeoa of llartnaHJp. Tbe Soutb wlU t.allte t.be ftekl at Oran .. Cout Coll•I• u a alx-potat favorite, bobtered by a horde ol out· atandina recelven. THE NAMES AaE PAlllUAa to tbe 1tudent. ot bJ1h achooJ football - Edlaon'a Mark Boyer and Eatancla'a Tony Camp at tltht end and wide ~ celven Dan Bauer <Coata Mesa), Mark Huntley (Marina) and Jacob Johnson (Santa Ana Valley). Others fit into the paaalng 1ame. however, and lhat'a where Corona del liar Hieb product Scott Carpenter, u All-Sea View LNeue and Oranae Cout area cbolce, enten the picture. Carpenter, a e.4, 243-pounder bound tor Stanford once toyed with the idea al betnt a receiver, but ever since deckin1 an An.sea View League defensive lineman be found the rewards of an offenalve lineman can be Jt11t as aatlafying aa catching a touchdown pus. A malmtay ln Corona del Mar'• of. fenaive line for two yean at tackle, Carpenter has been lnHrted at guard for this game, a poeition be feela may be his future at Stanford. ' ••'PHE NORTH BUNS an even de· fense," notes South line coach Mark Rehling. "That's why we picked Carpenter and Edison's Tim Inman to play guard. so they would line up against the North's tackles.·• The switch in position and ln style has not been dlfrtcult for Carpenter to handle, according to Rebllng. ''ScoU'a a 1ood put b•ll:er and really smart H far aa learnina teebniqu.a. The aiental stuff baa r• ally belll euy for bJm to pick up and thla la within a compUcated system. "Ma.Uy ll bu been in lea.rniq bow to do our drtve block.a. The atrlkt anal• a. dllf erent, we like to aet Into a person quietly. And Caroenter a. uaed to poaiUoo block· in1.'·- Carpeoter baa no quaJma about the Srort (Carpettfn-) b • goed ,,... ·~left-a•fl r•all11 ... ,., a• tar .. leand•fl tedl•lq11n. ~ lllftltal •••II 1t.. r.alltl ~ .... , ... ··-•• plelc lfP GINf tld.e b d •M• a r o•p Hraced •••em. --4outlt AllelM-.t M9ftl "•tllftO switch to guard. "I rtiure to be a guard at Stanford, so It's best to 1et tuned up," says tbe )ast of four Carpenter brothers to play at Corona del Mar. THE aOLE OF AN AU.-STAB, one of many rather than u the cen· tral flcun on bis regular team, puts lesa pnaure OJJ Carpenter, although he aod Inman stand to be under con· aiderable pressure from the North's blitz. . Carpenter says be and his team· mates, Kory Burwell and Brian Derevere, felt the pr.sure that goes with the preatice u a team'• core of strength, but that It was overcome by their own confidence. Del,.,_,...,,,_ SOUTH LINEMEN. FROM LEFT: KORY 8URWEU, BRIAN OEREVERE ANO 9COTT CARPENT£A. There's considerable less pressure now. "It's about what I thought it would be," aays Carpenter. "They Chia teammate&) are all human. but all very 1ood, too.'' A caustic ntmark by one Orance County sportswriter questioned wby three Corona del Mar players on the South team? AnERALL, THE SEA. KINGS hardly had the s uccess t.hey sought ill 1979. But it doesn't take away Crom the ability al the Carpenter-Burwell· Derevere combine. "Thole three from Corona del Mar •.. we didn't have one Lmeman a\ Marina with those qualities.'' says South Coach Dave Thomp&OO. "Carpenter -he's not really strong, yet. I look at him and I can aee 260 pounch without any trouble at all under a i.ol1d weight proll,Tam He can add tS-20 pounds ~asy be<:ause of bi11 basic frame "But be hu to go after 1t. Th~ only questioo i5 does he wanl to go all tbe way ln Cootball? .. CARPENTER SAYS the only dls· appointment has been the loaa of Kerwin Bell to the South's ~ game. "( was looking forward to blodung for ham." say.., Carpenter . Bell. the CIF Big Five Player of the Year, ia out of th~ game v.1tt\ a bamatrtng tnJW'Y. The Corona dei Mar g1&nl also touches on the South's coach.log st.aft, which includes Andy Donegan, John Seeley. Darren Moon and Gary Hernandez. along with a couple ~ . Thompson's old friends at Lynwood High, Steve Johnson and Larry An· derson. "l'M ESPECIALLY lmpreaaed with the coachJQi staff, there'a jual oo weak linka In lhe chatn," ••>'• Carpenter. And with Inman (240> at the other guard, Mater Del's Monte Olaon (230> at center and lhe tackles manned by Estancia 's Alan Akana 1240) and El Modena's Pt11l Bradley (205J. there seem~ no weak links ID tbeoffemnvelme, either. • m Air Surf's Statu~ Up Ange ls' Miseries Continue Wit h Stock P ut o n Block By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of -0.lly PllOt S .. ff Angel Manager Jim Fregosi won·t say he's given up on the 1980 season, but hJs outlook has definitely changed. Last year when Fregosl jug· gled hts hneup or pitching rota· tion. he explained that be was thinking 10 or more games down the lme He was looking at the overall picture while trymg to win a pennant. "Considering the position we· re tn now." Fregosi sa1d after a 5-2 loss to Chicago Thurs· day night. "I'm only looking forward lo the next game. That'salllcanthinkofnow" MAYBE TIIA T 'S ALL be can bear to think about. espe<:ially when the Angels are at bome. Their record at the Big A over the past 24 games ts 3·21. They remain m the American League West ceUar, now a season-high 17'h games off the pace. The White Sox' sweep wu their first at Anaheim Stadium in 12 years. Chicago came to town in the throes of a four-game losing streak, but California sunshine proved to be the tonic it needed -that and three s trong performances from the Kidd.le Corps. Britt Bums. Dick Dotsoa and Steve Trout are known u the Kiddie Corps in Chicago because none has reached his 23rd birth· day yet. BUT TREY MADE the Angels' veteran lineup loolc Uke a collection or confused rookies. a llowing just rour earned runs bet ween them mil Ya inninp •. "Our pitching did very well in this series," said Manager Tony LaRussa in a textbook example understatement. "Especially considering the ages of tboee guys." Bums (21) pitched alx shut.out innings before allowing a nm in Tuesday's game; Dotson (21) carried a no-hitter into the sixth before giving up a double Wednesday; and Trout (22) Ollly cave up four bits in the tlntsnen innings Thursday. Veteran Frank Tanana, meanwhile. surrendered 10 hit.a and five nms ln an el&bt·lnnlna stint. Fre.Cosl said Tanana made only one bad pitch. "He 1ave up a double on an 0.2 pltcb to Lamar Johnson ln tbe third innlnlJ," i'recoal aald. ••Other than that, I tbou1ht Tanana pitched Vtr)' well." DESPlft A 1118T01lY of arm mi1rrle1, Tanana w-. clocked at 88 mph with bJJ rutball, wldcb la 10od. Trout, bowtver, wu (8ee ANGELI, P111 Bl> M•llledon Winner By CUirr SEEDEN Of .. o.lty ,... 9-f The prosped1ve buyen of the California Surf could conlnbute to the molding or a s port'. metropolls by leavmg the North Amen can Soccer Lea~ut> team In Orange County. General M anagcr Bill Dawson satd Thursday. "A hotbed of soccer is de· veloping in Orange County With the Rams and Angels playm~ tn Anaheim Stadium. Uua becom~ one of the few places ID the coun· try with three maJor ~ports teams," Dawson srud. SEVERAL PARTIES have ex· pressed an mterest ID purchas · mg all or part of the avatlabte stock. Dawson said. And he added that ooJy one or the bid· ders is conte mplating movmg the franchise out of Orange COllOty. •·But that's a lon1s hot." be added. .. All the tn~redieots arc here." Dawson contUJued. "We have a strong front office. the team 1i. playlng well and we're in a pos1· Uon that the new lnvestora can look at and say. •bey. this is a neat thing'." Presently, 30 percent of the Surf at.ock is up for grabs. But it became apparent the team would attract new investors when principal s tockholder Robert Hermann gave up his 20 percent last year. • · Rhthl now. a couole of the re- m ainlng owners are picking up the tab and looking for olhen to start helping." Dawson ex- plained. He added tbat the re· rnalnlng ow ner s want to do "what's best for the club." BIU.~AWSON Oaw!IOl'\'11 usu nces, a poutbfe i.witch to a new location. For the st'C\/11d lime in two w eeks, NASL Commissioner Pb1l Woos11& 1 bas been at Anaheim overseeing the negotia- tions between the Surf and the several interes\ed parties. OaW100 sa1u a few corpora· lions and sv e individuals have express~ an interest lo buyin& the Surf. Woosnam is bere to ma e sure the deal satisfies the o er teams in the lea1ue and o e uaured that the proipedl ve buyer baa a sol· vent financiat t>ackin1 to make the franchise si.t.ces5ful. here ll just lakes time," be 181d. "~ 'M'ENDANC}: TRl8 YEAR 1s about the same as last aeason. We get 7,000, 8,000 or 9,000 per gaml' and we don't vlew that a.-. bad. Look at the Angels. It took them a while to ~<'t the crowds. Look at them now " He~ lhat the prese.ce of the Rams a nd Angels an Anaheim actually s trengthens tbe Surf's foundation. "We have a rac1Llty here that's great for viewing thas sport (Anaheim Stadium). '(he Rams clearly establish Anaheim as a maJor sports cenlt-r in lhe Los Angeles basm. lt's one oC the ver y few locatioru1 where you have baseball, football and soc- Cl'r "In addalloo, wben you con- !i1der the suburban location and the easy freeway access. it's probably one of the besl in lhe country." be continued. "Ttus as an ucellent facility, and the Rama don't do anything but help. The Angels were the pioneers and we're somewhere lD the middle," Dawson said. INDEED, THE SURF bas made its presence known around the NASL. Californja tied for the Americ an West Conference champioo.sb.ip last year but was ousted by rival San Ole10 in the playoffs. This season. the Surf Jeada the divis ion wilb a comfortable polnL., bulge over second-flace Edmonton and is one o the hl1beat-1coring teams In the league. Audrea Jaeger, the youngest ClS ) player ever seeded at \\tmbledon, sailed into the third round today, easily de· f e~ting Marita Redondo, 6·2, 6:3. THAT COULD MEAN a total ownership deal, and, despite Dawson expuuned that there 111 a mlaconcttpdon about the Surf'• flnancild 1t1tua. "The team hu not oeen nickel and dlmed to death. rou·re teetna a very solid and 1teady C'rowtb DaWIOf'I point.a to the rivaJries with San Dle10 and the Los Angelee Aztecs aa proof thal the team c an draw io Orange County. ···~ Crew Mutiny to Protect Skipper B7 ALMON LOCLUIEY .,...., .................. "What the bell am I dolnc out bereT" •·somebody tell me a1atn how much fun I am bavlng ... That question and that request are often voiced by skipper& and crewmen ln lon1 distance yacht races. They are usually voiced when Ca> the elements are actln1 up and poundlna the vessel merclleealJ. or (bl when wind and sea condltlona are ao lilht Lbat It aeema you will never reach your deatllletlon. BOTH CONDITIONS l18VALL Y occur when the vessel 11 1.000 mUea or mote at Ma, or t>Qond tbe point of return. Whatever, Lbia weet'a yacht race from San Franci.lco to Hewall la, in th• memory al veteran IMC distance sailors here, the only one tn which the skipper bu mutinled -or at least camed the crew to mutiny to protect the 1klpper from bJmHll. The lnddent Involves the SS.foot aloop Preedom out of SAD Prancuco, aklnertd by w ldeaUW by the U.a ; Oo"t 0 UJl'd .. A. WUHam ff•ebt. Accordin1 to wtr. service reports. Hecht aJJecedJy had threatened his fl ve-man crew. and hi mself threatened to jump over the aide and commit suicide. He bad to be forcibly restrained by the crew, acconllnf to the reports. LATEST REPORT SAID the Coast Guard bad diverted a new Zealand na¥at VHHl to lote rcept the FreedOm and remove Recht. Th9 Coaat Guard saJd It was later learned that Hecht's problem was medical and that prescription drucs from bis doctor bed bMI) aJ.Nlropped to the boat before HHbt WH removed by the New Zealand naval veu•l wbich bad paremedlca aboard. Cout Guard San Francisco said Thursday \t was out or the cue and that the Freedom presumably was contlnuinl to Hawaii, some 1,000 miles away, sailed by the crew. Now the quest.loo arillel l.IDOCll veteran yadrtsmeo: Can tbe lklpper, when he recovers, binl cbarCN ot mu&lnyoothecrew? wawu:a DEl'INRB snutiny u : ForclbJereslstancetoorreYOltacalDlt constituted authorlty on tM part ol HbonllDl\.tl; 1peclflcaUy, an tnaur.. net.Ion ot IOldlera or aeaaian acalaat Ua.autbarit.Yotthtlrcommudera. SY• Ila yacht ractn• U.. It an ..S.,.: Tbe 1kipper'1 word 11 law aboard WI "'"1. Even when he wanta to johl Da._7 Jones lD bla lnfamou1 locker? ., ·' . ... I ~ ParentBecaineAlcoholic . Mter Retiring From NHL "'"9 AP .,._.&e._ PHILADELPlOA -Bem1t -Parent, the All Iii star NaUODal Hockty lAape Soallt who WH ' fo.rced to fttlre beuuae of an eye lnjury. •MY• he jc>loed Alcohol.lea Anon,ymous to help hlm pick up the plete1 ol bis Ille. ·~ ta a ~ult-in diacl.Pline to playln1 any aport," Parent, 35. said in an interview pubUabed ln today's editions of The Bullec:tn. ··A 1.t.ructure that Jreepa you within certain bounds. 1 played hockey for 25 years. All of a audden, l couldn't play anymor-e. The discipline wu gone And 1l was easy to drift away." Ouriq bJs 15-year prolesalonal career. the Montreal native pl~ed for three NHL teams, Boston, Toronto and Philadelphia. and the defunct World Hockey Association's PhUadel.phla Bluers. He was a vital force in the Flyers' Stanley Cup v1ctor1es in 1974 and 1975. Then came the eye injury in February. 1979. "Suddenly I was no longer Bernie Parent, the hockey player." he said. "But I wasn't prepared to be Bentie Parent, the human bemg " Par-ent said his association w1th AA has glven him a new discipline and taught him to face reality Scetw f#f• Elflltila So._.,,,., 1t11t S&eve .,_.notched hil el1hth conaecutJve vie· Iii tory wl1b a 1lx·hltter as Baltimore downed Toron· to, 4-1 to hlahUabt American Leaaue baseball ac- t.Ion Tbunday ftlsht. JMll ~. starting on- ly bl1 lleC'OOd 1ame 1lnct nmninl Into a wall on May 14. drove In two rum for the Orlolee, who won for t.be n1ftt.h Ume lo lhetr Jut 11 1am.. • • . Man. Melldou and LUl'J Cu drove ln three rum apiece to help Seattle defeat Texu. 8-4 Seattle took a 3-0 lead In the second inning on a •iftlle by .Ila Aac&e,..... a double by Mendoza and a two-run homer by cox ... In the Natloa.al Leacue. 8coU Su- dertaa gave up a ftnt·1nn1ftc leadolf 1ln1le to Pete aOM and allowed Just one other hit -M.-, Trillo'• elahth-lnning slngle - aa Montreal Dipped Philadelphia, 1--0. The victor)' was only Montreal's lillh In ill lut 12 games . . . Jatk Clark tripled bome a run and scored on a single by Danell Evau. and Ed Wh.ltaoa earned his fourth •"*• straight victory u San FranclBco downed San Diego, 2·1 ... 8Ul a.ca.er hit a two-run homer t.q.g1ve the Chicago Cubs a 3-1 lead, but the New York Mets scratched back to take a 4-3 victory. Joel Youcblood and John S&eanaa delivered key RBI hltJ to lead lbe Meta ... Ph1ladelphja's Dickie Noles has dropped bis appeal to Na- tional League President Charles Fee.ey and began a three- day suspension for toeslng a bat and belmet onto the playing field in Lo5 Angeles June 17 . ...-----Qatot~ of tlH! D•• ----- "l had a good, reliable season and I bave so much talent, I can miss a lot of workouts." -Brtaa OldfleJd after quallfying for the sbot put fmal ln the U.S. Olym. pie track and field trlala. ,..., J&M9 27. ,. DM.YPLOT .. ,,,., .......... , ..... , 8,.,, tor of player penonnel. Math, 48, replacet Dkk The Rama have added ...._ ... u director • 8&.elaberc, who la now vice president of player personnel at New Orleans . . . lem Pa&e bu a one-atroke lead in lbe MempbSa Golf Clua1c·afler abootiq a tl6 . Lapna Nl,uel resident Alu TapM ta iD tbe bunt db a first-round 81 .•• Ca~ Slletll sbot a• to take a ooe•trob lead In the LPGA stop at Rochester, N.Y .... Newport Beach's Lee Dav .. and Maril O'Meara of Laguna NlaUel qualified for the State Amateur Golf Championship quarterflnala with a pair of victories at Pebble Beach ... One-time tennis great Vie Setu. ftled a $1.25 million suit a•alnat Caesar's World for breach of ccntract. Selxaa claims he was hired a.a director of tennil, but Caesar's backed out of the contract three days after issuing a press releue. T~ll.ad .. FoOowtno are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ ,t excellertt; " ,t ./ worth watching; " " talr; ./ forget tt. n 7:30 p.m., Ch•nnef 11 ./ ./ ./ ./ DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at San Francisco. Announcers: Vince Scully and Ross Porter. The trouble-Plaoued Giants will send veteran Vida Bl"" (9-') to the mound against Jerry Reuss (8-1). The Giants have lost Wiiiie McCovey and Mike Ivie through retire· ment and Manager Dave Brl5tof appears to have Internal pro- blems he hasn't been able to overcome. leading to spec.ulatlon that he will soon be replaced . OTHER TELEVISION 11 JO p.m. (4l -WIMBLEDON TENNIS --A summary ot th~ day's r esults m London. RADIO Baseb.111 -Dod<;jers at ~n Francisco, 7·30 p.m .• KABC:: (790); Miiwaukee dt Ang~ls, 7:30 p.m ., KMPC '710). : ~-~,---------------:--::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::============================~~~~========~ I i f'r .. Pogr 8 4 .ANGELS .. • . : caught on the radar gun : at 92 mph. _ . "Clocking a fastball : doesn't tell anything ex· cept pure speed ," Fregosi said. "Trout throws fa s ter than Burns. but Burns i s I tou~her because of mo· lion and movement on the ball." Lately it seems that eve ry pitcher who takes the mound against the Angels 1s tough, regard less or his age, the unl• form he's wearing or' the speed of his fastball. More ominou s statistics : The Angels have IOC!lt eight in a row at home and are 4· 11 against left-handed pitchers LAST SEASON most 1 teams held back their l southpaws becauae lbe Angels could (iefd an all- rt g ht· handed lineup loaded with power. One of tboee sluggen Don Baylor -made his first appearance in the lineup in 45 days <broken wrist). He went O·for-3. but got a stand- ing ovation from the • crowd of 24,755 when he I came up in the first in· ning. Responding t o the I cheers, Baylor swung at th e fir s t pitc h a nd grounded out to third. j "I GUESS I WAS a lit· tie anxious IL 's a stra nge feeling after h a ving been out so long," Baylor said . "Right now the only thing l need is my tim· ing. ll'll take a couple of days to get it back." Like a manager whose team la hopelessly out of lhe race, Fregosi did a little experimenting Thursday, using his 42nd different lineup of the season. * ai. ........... , •• ••..C•US.- Jolm Sevano · Different Worlds HONOl.JUUJ -AJtbouLb a ruJot1ty ol mlnor lu1ue bMt-baJ1 pla~n wl\l tell you lb y 're Ju1n h•PPY to be play\q proll!llaiooally, there aA st.Ill a baadM ol malcontent• who enjoy the "~r lea.aue" u Mf' would • lnp t4 th~ North Pol~. whkh la .-uctly the dlrfef'("nt•e from t.be mlnOrl lO lh~ ma)on Don't k-t >ourwelt ~ mllllt'd, contrary to what you ml.)' bda~e both wortdlt att a mlle apart not only ln plt'U\ln.-. romtort. 11tatua and C'Onvt:n l~D<'t!. but in tht> brand of baJI that 111 5>h1yed, loo THUS, IT WA8 SOMf.WltAT ud to a~t: lht• hke of Tt-'<id)' Mntttnt!I, C'ratl R Ku1>1ck , Broderick Perkltl:i, CeraJd HIUlo<&ha. and Denna!i Lewallyn rt l'eoll) CIUIO CUSICK GIEIUU.D MANNAIU bt:en an mtegraJ part of the Rams' program Pier-to-pier Swim Race Se t T he lif\.h annual p1er·to-p1er awtmming race wiU be held July 12 ln Newport Beach and will t~ke competlton on a two-mile endurance 1w1m between the Newport and BaJboa piers. The race IS an AAU·aanctiooed event and will include 12 d1vlsiona for men and women. Tbe race begins at 10 a.m. dear IJ!eguard tower M at the Balboa Pier . Contestants wtll enter tbe water. swim around a buoy and bead toward another buoy near the Newport Pier . A foot race follows. Also scheduled the same day 1s a two-male lifeguard pad dleboard race which begins at 9:30 am. Add1t1ooaJ informauon 1s available by phoning 640·2L56. BOATING J BASKET~ll f Bueeaneers Win Nater~37NotEnough ~ seconds, puJJed out the vicdrr. Swen Nater scored 37 points and hauled in 24 rebounds Thursday night, but lt wasn't enough u the Newport Beaeh Buccaneers scored a 133·1.3 VlC· tory over Nater and Forster Brothers of Santa Ana in California Coast S urome r Basketball action at University High School Nater, the NBA's leading re- bounder la&t season for the San Diego Clippers, a lso blocked seven shots However, Newport Beach b(?hmd the 28-point scoring out· burst Crom former Cal State Long Beach star Michael Wiley, and clutch free throws fTom Michael Knight 1n the final Fonner American Basketball Association player and now a pro in tbe European league, Rick Darnell added 2t for Newport · UCLA's James Wilke'' also played for the Buccaneers and contributed 14 ooint..s. In the first game or the eve- ning, Converse of Irvine def~at.ed International Forest Products, 162-132 as former UC Irvine standout Wayne Smith pumpt:d hom e 216 points. Smilh. a 6-5 guard, playe(i for UCI three years ago. Dunng that time he earned all·PCAA honors and was nicknamed. "helicopter " All, at ooe ume or another, have had 11 taste or the m~ors. and now all are lrymg Lo fight their way back after demotions Martinez and Kusick. m particular. lookt'd ex lremely out of place He mll)' not have a name that is readily ~· (ognized by Ram rans. but Steinberg bas truly been a behtnd·the·scenes hero in terms or the team's success It's no fluke that the Rams have come up with exceptional talent m the draft year after year Cer tamly coach Ray Malava}!1 and his staff and General Mana#(er Don Kl osterman don't have time durin~ the season to scout college hopefuls Tbat JOb has been Steinberg's exclusively and he has turned ma more than c redible performance. Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN Martinez, a utihly inftt-lder throughout much of his career. has bl-en a stead~ reserve 1n the mc.t JOrb smce 1971 , having spent the past two season:. with the Dodgers Subsequently , the 32 year old nght·ha.nder not only looked dLSanterestt>d, but totally bored with proceedmgs as the Albuquerque Dukes, a Dodger farm affiliate, tangled with the llawau Islanders. a San Diego Padres commodity Martinez. needless-to-say, is bitter He feels his statistics, especially dunng the last two year~ with the Dodgers ( .299 and .255 batting averages), do not warrant a minor league stint. "I KNOW I CAN PLAY somewhere, not here." tie says, referring to the minors. "I'm not happy " Nor is Kus ick, who hHd some productive years with MmnesotH before h1ttmg a woeful .208 for Toronto last year and fioaJly had his contract bold lo San Diego Kusick posed an almost pathetic figure 10 a DH role for the Islanders . Marunez wasn't much better I guess there's just somethin~ about the minors that brings out the worst in those who have tasted better OF COURSE, THERE AR E exceptions to evt-ryt.hing as Mickey Hatcher, also of Albuquer· que, will testify. H atcher asked the Dodgers lO ship him back to the minors so he might be able to play full time. And, he's ripping, having hit seven home runs m a little more than 20 games there. But, Hatcher is the except.Jon. not the rule. T here are more Mart.Inez' and Kus1cks than there ar~ llatchers. It's something like feeding on f1let mignon aJI your life and suddenly switching to Alpo Understandably your motivation for eating is cut considerably And equally, for the Martinez' and Kus1ch, 1s their zeal and .t~t for playing • • • IT 'S A REAL SHAME Dick Steinberg and the Lo~ Angeles Rams have decided to part company St~mber~. who was the team's director of player pen.onnel. came to the club in 1976 and has In releasing Steinberg it's aJmost like the Rams losmg their entire linebackmg corps of Jim Youns;tblood, J ack Rt:"ynolds and Bob 8rudz:insk1 Now. maybe that's an extreme analogy and then again, maybe it isn't. • • • THE 1979 RAMS htghlight film, "A Tale or Two Seasons." is available and ready for group s howings Thr film 1i. a 25·mlnute, full·color m otion pl<' ture or the team's plight during the 1979 campaign. And. rf 1t 's done half as well as their prior h1ghli~ht fiJms it's well worth watchlng There 1s no charge for 24-hour loan of the him and 1t can be borrowed by calling the Rams orftce (714·535·7267> • • • JC DESK CLEARING -Orange Coast's state championship baseball squad set 13 team records this season. including most victories (33>, most hits (4.56), most runs scored (327), tughest balling average c.325), most RBI (290) and most stolen bases (125). "I may be a bit prejudJced. but I'd call this the best club in the bistorv of J C baseball,'' says Coach Mike Mayae . The 1981 state J C trac k and field meet will be held at Cerritos . . Ditto for the high schools . . . A pair or OCC female athletes won scholarships to continue their educational careers. Laura Held re C'e1ved the $200 Tammy MacArthur Memorial Scholarship, and sophomore Judy Jackson was the reC'1p1ent or the S200 OCC Women's lnter<.'olleg1ate s ports award lleld, a hurdler. was recently voted occ·s fomale uthletc of the year and the South Coast ConfrrenC'e·s track and field athlete or the } ear She will attend Cal Poly t San Lu1s Ob1spo1 .JackSQn played softball for two years at OCC before switching her interest to student govt-m· ment tlus past season. She w1U attend UC Berkeley in the fall. Conner and Freedom Making It Look Easy NEWPORT. R.I. CAP> -Veteran T ed Turner and newc<>mer Russell Long have one thing in common - they lose 12-meter ylicht races when they face Dennis Conner's Freedom. haven't made many either. Things just seem lD be gomg our way.·' Conner got a break in the first race Thursday when Long steered ClJpper over the starting line too early and had to return. AMERICAN LEAGUt: West Dlvlslon w I. Kansa'\ Ci t) 2 28 Chi cago 33 35 Texas ~i2 37 Oakland J l :s<J Seattle 31 39 Mmn~ol ~ 29 Boston 37 31 Detroit :15 30 8all1mon· :!i 32 Cleveland 33 :1:i Toronto 3 1 ·s:; ~ •• 1.e .... 1 ,., .. (...,,,\ ........ ,, f•.ttttrT'tCJf• 4 Jt,;ronto ' '·• •ftl• 4 f•...a\. ()4'1!f ~ ...C.""°"'"" , ..... c- Pel. 600 485 464 443 W3 12<> 343 &t7 567 544 538 536 50(1 H O GB H 91? II 11 121 ~ 171 i 51, , 71 71:, 10 IZ M lhW..,_.. Sot'"lf""lwn I ••• , .,.,..., .. "'400 J ' 8•11•f"f"t0rfi-tf-t«Vo-n '111 •• &<Aton Q.,,. ... I l· " (. .. vf'l41nd fW.tt" ~ • <f' ...... .., 't"C'W • M,.t,. ~ l ' " M1nfW10C• f~eot .. ,.n .. ~ •1 f•~•' ~,.,. J •t l"l (.l'Ht•90 f8~rfir-n ''' •' 0 1u1411inct r-.o'''' . \ " ••nw\ (•tY •(....,. 4 1 •' •,.•"" 1 ~,.-tv., 1 . " The two U.S. s kippers have taken turns being beaten by Conner throughout the preliminary tnals for America's Cup defense candidates. Conner , of San Diego, stretched lus Conner reached the weather mark 37 seconds ahead of Long and in creased the gap to t ·03 by the end of the 13.S mile course @J.[2] Bun clean and go_ with the names you know. B0.4'DNG unbealen streak in the trials to nine r aces Thurs day, sweeping three matches from Long's Chpper on Rhode Island Sound B IS ONLY LOSS came al the hands of Turner. successful cup de fender in 1977, 10 the first race of the tnals last Saturday. Newport's Kane In Record Win LIHUE. Hawau CAP) -Michael Kane. of Newport Beach woo the Sao F' ran cisco· to-Kauai Sing lebanded Yacht Race on Thursday m a record time of 10 days and 19 hours. Ka ne, sa1lmg the 52·foot trimaran, Crusader . arrived in lhe early mom· mg hours and was greeted with news thal tus Wlfe had given birth to his third son hours before he landed at Hanalei. Oil FJ7ter PFZ. 20, 2( 25, 311. 35 79* EA. •awatw1 prq "We hope we can keep saHmg this well. but it would be a dream We 'll keep doing our best and hope we Cbu keep wmning." Conner said "Wh at's here today can be go11. t o m orrow." h e sa id . s t and1n, dockside with a glass of hourbon o the rocks m his hand. Race officials a ssumed Kane was leading, but were concemed over lhe lack or radio contact from the Crusader. ~Qroo1.s7 ~~ tough jobs easy The day's outing left the 24-yea old Long with eight losses in 10 race,, ASKED WHAT HIS America •• rivals were doing wrong, Conner said. "I don't see where they have made many mistakes, and we The winner explained whv "The bloody thing didn't work." he said. Kane's effort beat Norton Smith's <singlehanded) sailing record of l3 days and two hours set In the last trans-Parific singlehanded race to HaoaJei in 1978 THJS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1977 SEVILLE Leather aeattng area. cruise ccmtrol, AM/FM stel'eO radio and lull power. 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IJla&I~ NEWPORT BEACH U nlted Auto Parta ~, r I • ·~~OTOR SPORTS I SOCCER ff._.June21.1880 DM.YPILOT •7 -·~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Abrahams ( 4) Leads Victory • HOUSTON Laurie Abraham• •cored • 1 ~' aoala. lncll.M1.lna a coat.roveralal pualty ktck In ottttime, to lead the Calllomia Surf to 1 M vlc torY over the Houston UurricAM lo ~ A1ll"Odome Tburacta.y n11ht Abrahams ' penalty kick at 91 2~ eluded ffQU.ltm ~ Roland Slkin1er to 1lve lht ~ tlMt victor)' and a S2·polnt lead onr Idle £d • •oat.on bl the North American Soccer ~•cu '• ~erican Wt.at Contenmee. ' The Su.rt won tht beard way. romlng b1ck rrom 2-0 and S-2 <k-ficlt.a and lben lctllq the Hurncant lle the acore at 4·4 with ju..t 12 aecondl rem~uning ~ recuJatioo plaor. HCM.mton'1 Eduardo Marasco opened the scor J.nl at t.be 3.'9 mark, and Puucl made al 2.0 Ml 28:04. Abrahams responded walb two 1tra1shl 1oals to noteh lbe score at two. :~ Ian Anderson of Houston and California s t.t' •l& Allen estbanied goals to make the score 3.3 ~ hfore Abrahams tallied again at 86:40 to gave lbe luf a 4-3 lead. • But Marasco found the back or the net with 12 • · Nec>nds left to send the game into overtime. The referee awarded a penalty kick to the Surf :: when Houston goalkeeper Sikinger tripped Abrahams. The wJDnlng shot was the first penalt~ •. kick in Abrahams' career ~· ..... :~ Christian Seeking 12th Win in Row There is nothing sacred as far as the other " riders are concerned about the way Alan Chnstian of Huntington Beach has dominated the first half or the 1980 speedway motorcycle scene at the : Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Christian has won all 11 scratch main events ·:. against all comers and there doesn't appear to be a hitch in his repertoire unless mechanical pro- blems should beset him. He will be on hand to seek bis 12th straight victory tonight w1lh action in the 24-beat program getting under way al 8 o'clock. Promoter Harry Oxley is bringing in an added attraction tonight in the person of Wbeelie King Doug Domokos who will be featured at the halftime intermission. Domokos bas ridden over and through many obstacles with his Kawasaki motorcycle moving forward on its rear wheel. Contesting Christian's right to the lop nng on tbe cycle ladder will be defending U.S. champion Mike Bast who hopes to shake his worst.ever , season start. It was bis record that Christian ~' erased from the books earlier this year. . . 411 LAURIE ABRAHAMS 'Sports 80 Chooses Area Sites Three Orange Coast area sites have been l'hosen for the upcoming SummerSports 80, a new s port s ca mp f o r youngsters ages 8-13 Corona del Mar and l'nivers1ty high ~chools a nd Saddleback College are the s ites for the dm1cs which will focus o n the fundam e ntal s kill s o f ~occe r , volleyball, track and softball. SummcrSports 80 was crC'ated by former use All·1\merica and NFL pro Rod Sherman and stressl'S <'ncou r a~emenl . positive reinforcement and fun, orgaruzers say. Tht'.' one-week day camps are sponsored by Gatorade and include age group competition on Fridays with the WLn· ners advancing to re· g1onal finals. Sessions begin July 14 a nd conl'ludc Aug 22 C'ost of the camps 1s S69 with Gatorade labels or $90 without. 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Complete systems -including tub, seats, ~mp, filter, jets. heater, automatic time clock. remote control air switch, plumbing and accessories -start at $1 .395 ... for limited &ime only! BanlcAmerlcard and Master Charge accepted! ORANGE COUNTY 10591 Beach Blvd. -(714) 827·3940 (In Stanton, between Ball Rd. and Katella) OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY RIVERSIDE ~~St.-714{7~16. Fla1nes Supported Fountain Valley Doing It Right ByCURT SEEDEN Of .. O.ily .......... The Oyer reads, "SUpport Fountain Valley's Only Professional Sport& Team ... The Fountain v alJey names." The Flames, charter members or the newly formed Amerlcan Speedsoccer Association. are owned by five businessmen who have decided t.o beef up attendance at their .1~ames as well as educale the community on lbe sport of Speedsoc- cer Thursday night. for instance, was Chamber or Commerce Night. Chamber members received a $25 percent discount on their tickets ror the Flames' game with the C-Osta Mesa Cowboys. lo addition, new chamber members were given two free tickets ror an upcoming game. celebrities. with members of the Rams and Surf makang guest appearances . Later ln the sea.son, Fountain Valley service clubs and city employees will receive discounts on tickets. The f1ames' owners are doing the same thmg most professional clubs do. That is, entice the fans with spectals, thi.ogs that will make them enjoy the gamethatmuchmore. PRO<FILES> -The California Sunshine has added two players to its roster. Mark Nlkeaa and Brian Parldn.loD. both releasesd by lbe Miami SOCCER Cowboys Wm,6-5 Don Doran scored at 3: 37 of s udden death overtime to give the un· defeated Costa Mesa Cowboys a 6-5 American Speedsoccer Association victory over Fountain Valley Tbunday night at Los Caballeros Rac- quet and Sports Club. Fountain Valley 's Gary Briggs had scored with just 58 se<:onds re· maining to give the Flames a 5-S tie and send the game into sud· den death. The Cowboys were led by Tavto Zambano with three go<1ls, whil e former California Surf Coach John Sew e ll scored twice for Foun- tain Valley. WHEN THE FLAMES tangle with the Newport Beach Bn.-akers on July 2. au juniors in attendance will receive a free pac kage of fireworks foUowing the game Amencans and both former Los Angeles Skyhawk iiiiT.m!i;fir.i;P.;riW.ftiiiiii players. have latched on the Sunshine. Parkinson as a three-ti me ASL All-star goalkeeper from Liverpool, England. Nakeas. also from England, played for Li verpool of the English First Division before coming to the U.S. . . . The Sunshine a lso hcc. a new pubbc relations director in Carla Save Up To ~1so PUCH MOPED s 399 THE MOPEDDLER 1>470 W Coo•! Hwy · 'Speedsoccer 1s sure to become more popular durin.z the next rew years." says George Scott. one or the Flames' five owners "l became involved because I'm a sports nut, although I don't know that much about soccer · · "Basically, we're trying to get as many people as we can out to see the games There seems to be more and more each time we play. The en thusiasm has really been great," Scott add!>. Larsen, a 1978 graduate of Purdue t;nivers1ty. She ~~~~~~~~~~ replaces David Smock in handling the Sunshine's r publicit y. She 1s also a former professional dancer and 1s expected to work closely Wlth the Sunshine a.t ----• ___ .._.&..'\I '\O'l.n The new sport blends the sluU of soccer with the speed of ice hockey. All games are played at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club "'hach boasts the only known Speedsoccer s tadium a round. Scott. a long with Frank Bryant, Lyle Sandltn, Bill MacCabe and Ton} Capozzola. are co-0'4ner~ of the Flame!> They have plans for other ~Pf·caal attraction nights a!> lbe :.eawn progresses BOYS AND GIRLS CLl'B DA\' 1~ July 16 ·\\'<' plan to caJI on a few corporations and hospitals to purchase tickets from us and then i:1ve them to members of the boys' and g1rl5' club~ ... explams Scott. When the Flames meet the Saddleback Vall~y Dons on July 22. t he t•mphasis will be on THE G iris. a newly formed group or cheerleaders ... The lcachng scorer for the Detroit Express of the N ASL faces cnmmal charj?'es in COllllC<'llon with a hit·aod·run car accident and could be deported tf he's convicted, the player 's attorney says. Pato Margetlc, who leads lhe Express rn scoring with seven )!oals and eight assLSts, has been charged Y. tlh ft-loni ous driving and leavmg the scent of an acctdl.'nt May 18 an Oakland Coun ty 's A\'on 1 c1y, n~h1p A couple wac; in1ured in that accident M arget1t. 20, of Ar~entina, has been named the "ASL Pla}t•r of Lhl' Week twice this ~eason. Smee ht> 1s onl'.-2iJ )Car!> old. Margetac may bt:-placr>d under .. ,outh!uJ t ra1ntt st~tus" nsthcr than b+> t ned on felony charges. If conVlcted as a felon. he could be derued renewal of tus V\S3 and possibly rleportcd . . . West Germany defeated Belgium. :! 1 earuer Uus week in lbe final of the European ~occH Cham1>1oo sh1p in Ro me 's O lymoac Stadium OF TRUCKS • DIESELS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! BUY OR LEASE NABERS 'O ( -/ttlt/1/1/) ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING DEALER ,\t1 /.tHU'T /'rfrf' ,\o kf'll('r .1o,·,,ri irt' 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540 -9100 ___ , 11 THE 1980 SR-5 SPORT TRU CK . 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Thunday'a TrenaactH>n• 11.t.s•••u. ....._'---PHILAOl!LPHIA PHILLIES An· ....,nc:.., '"-' 0101• NOi~. p1tc,,.r . ...., ~ hll tloPt .. 16 O..ri... F-v. Nl Pro1'*t'rl, -IWld be9llt\ • ll>r .... d.oty -...... io... Ul«llTBAU _ ......... ,._llltlM OENVE" NUGGETS-Na"'" Ooo'9 Mo9 anltlantc-11 Nl!W 'l'OllllC ICNICKS -~ 0.We- k•l ... 1-..-CI fl<IOTU~ ........ ~" .......... HOVITOH OILl!"S -.i9M0 All .. IO "'•Id•, ..... , ... ,.Ole . LOS ANOl!LU ltAMS -H-Jflllll ~th Cll*1or of pie-1191'-I. Na W VOllll( GIANTS -$1tfltld lcttt llr-. qwrttro.cll, Md Chrlt Lltw1l11 ... fet'ltlv••ll· ltOCICl'I ....... IMc:tlt, ....... MQHTlllCEAL CANAOl&N$ -Tr..., I.lie fiOlllt to Tl"' IWll•, dtrf-. Ce file c;e._.ry 11'1-tor Dew OCWIN"I, rltlM wll11. FOR THE RECORD I SPORTS ON 'JV Anthology Stakes High Better the Sporta Events, Higher the Ratings By FRED ROTBEN8£&G ... ._.....,.. One of the telltale televtaloo algm that sum· mer la here is that the networks' sporta antholoey shOws are turning a little rancid act.in. Except for hve boxina and car racina. these catch·all programs generally reaeh lot.o the bot· tom ot the barrel every July and AugUJt . That's when m a ny clear·tbinld ag, clear· viewing Americans are opting for the gnat out· doors rather than sitting through such TV treasures as a repeat of the World Frisbee Disk Championships on ABC; the Professional Un· derwater Competition s hark.tagging and a repeat of the Hollywood stunt Competition on CBS, and SPOKl'S ON TV the Astrodome Thrills Show Demolition Derby and World Cup W1ndsurf1ng on NBC THE REALlZATlON THAT TV SETS are s it· ting idle while beac hes, hedges and golf courses are being attacked convinced NBC lo keep m the can one high.Jy·regarded segment ror its "Sports World" show, rescheduling lhe World Invitational Pairs Bodybu1ldm~ Champ1onsttip for somellme later when weekend watctung ~mes more ac· ceptable. But if the antholOJ!1es aren't too exciting. the networks' cloak-and dagger maneuvering for events is causing some s parks to fly . Last week. NBC Sports took out a full-page ad in the New York Times. trumpeting· "Thanks! You've Made Us No. 1 on Sundays'" But in the smaller print. tbe ad revealed the "Sports World " was top·rated among the anthologies not for the year or even the :spring quarter, but for JUSl the month of May May 1s one of the crucial ratings penocis set. ting future ('Ommerc1al r ates for the local s tallons. but an ABC spokesman who called the paper plug "mis leading" a nd a CBS omc1al who labeled the chesl·thumping "bush" were malung valld points. ABC'S "WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS" and CBS' "Sports Spectacular" are on both Saturdays and Sundays. while "Sports World" IS only on Sun· day Since January. "Wide World" 1s still the rat· tngs leader by a wade margin on both days. "It v. as only one month o( the se<'ond quarter. whi<'h we won oH•rall " !,aid the ABC spokesman. "And 1t''> :.en l'\t?O b1g~er rout going back to January for the f1r..,t quartt•r or 1980 " "Al nu t1m"• 111 M a~ did the two 5.hows go head In head," Mild th(' CBS offlc1al ' You can do anything )OU \.\<lilt" 1th rcilinit!-. · * * * * * * .tiiat urdaH~" T'. Radio TF:LF.VISION 10 a.m 1-1 > U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS -C-Ov· erage or the Olympic quahfyin~ events m track and fteld. taped in Eugene, Ore. and wrestluig 1 Bro<'kJX>rt, N Y. >. 11 am <5l -TENNIS -flie Nastase faces Eddie D1bb~ 1n a WCT lnv1tational match, ta~ in Salisbury. Md 11 15 a m C4 ) Boston BASEBALL -Baltimore at ~oon 15> RAC'F.RS Coverage of the BaJa 1.000. betY.l'cn EnscnadJ and La Paz. Mexico l pm 1 II > DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dodger.., rncl't the Giants al San Francisco's CandlC'st1c•k l'i.1rk c 221 SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. c:H 1 tTTBOL lNTER NACIONA.L Cwchos10 .. ak1a vs West Germany UJ a Euro- pean Nation:. Cup m;Jtch 2 pm 141 WIMBLEDON TENNlS -Early round pla) in the world s oldest tennis tournament. tr:iped outsick London ( 71 -OIOICE OF CHAM· PIONS Mark Spitz. \'alery Bonov, Al Oerter a nd Las!-><' \'ircn arl' among lhe Olympic cham· pions proftlt•d in Superhumans ll-Meuco, Munich and Montrt.'al 2 30 µ m , 17) -SUPER ME MORIES OF THE SUPER BOWLS -Super Bo-...·I V· January 17, 1971 bt't .... e('n th<.' Ha ltimor <.' Colts and the Dallas Cowboys m Mllimi. J pm. <21 GOLF Third round play in the Memphis Classic < 7 > 1980 NHRA CAJ UN NATIONAL.4' Onvt·r~ \'le for shares of a $230.200 purse m thl• fifth CaJun National~. taped in Baton Rou~e.La 4 p rn <:?> SPORTS SPECTACULAR - Michael "D:-nam1te ' Dokes <17-0 1) meets Ossie Oc:is10 '14 1 I ) 1n a scheduled lO ·round hea V) we1J:ht bout kit-cast from San Juan. Puerto Ri co <7J GOLt' The l 'SGA Seruor Open from Mamarom.•ck. N Y 1s21 BOXING. 5 pm 17> "IDE WORLD OF SPORTS - Alan Mint er <38·51 makes has fi rst defense of his Y.Orld m1ddl<'wt>1~hl c rown e1gamst former champ Vito Antuofermo M6 3-2) in a scheduled 15-round b<Jul from London < 28) PRO SOCt:ER. Baseh:1ll KARC 17901 , \7101 RADIO DOO~ers al San Francisco, 1 p m., M1l...,aukee at Angels. 7 p.m . KMPC • titundnp,.K T\I. Rndio TEl.EVJSION 10 a m (4l BASKETBALL -The 1980 U.S. Olympic baskt'thall team faces a squad of players from the J97G Olympic team. many of them now pros 11 a m < 11 1 -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. Noon <2> -SPORTS SPECTACULAll -~ prohle of motorcycle Jumper Gary Wells. (4) - WIMBLEDON TENNIS -Early round play. (11) -DODGERS BASEBALL -A double·beader between the Dodgers and the Giants at San Fran· clsco's Candlestick Park 12:30 p m . (7) -NASL SOCCE& -The New York Cosmos vs. the Whitecaps in Vancouver. l p.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round play in the Danny 1bomas Memphis Classic from the Colonial Country Club in Cordova, Tenn. (9) -FLYING SPORTSMAN -Host Ed Tabor visits Cost.a Rka lo fish for snook and tarpon. 2 p.m. (4 ) -SPORTSWOllLD -Continuinc coverage of the U.S. Olympic track and field ttlals. taped lo Eugene, Ore. Also; the Irish Sweepe Derby, t.aped In Dublin and Survival of the Fttteat. (52) -ASCOT RAaNG. Tbe stakes in tbe antholoey war are hJsh Theoreti.cally. the better the event.a, the ruper thE rallnp and then the ru1ber the profit.a. IN .ummoN. NETWOIW MACRO comet ln· to play. Besides pro football, which all three networks cover. the anthologies are the onJy other vehicle for comparing the sports efforts of ABC. CBS and NBC. ln thil light, it's undentandable that ens· re. cent acquisitions of events previously seen on ~ other two networks has caused concern at ABC and NBC. There are no good losers In th.ta busi· oess, and CBS' aggressiveness rnay have caucht the other two networks napping. In April and May. CBS Sports announcei ... wide range of new programming acquisitions for broadcast on CBS Sports Spectacular." They in· :lude the World Swimming Championships and the World and U.S . PowerliCting Championships. CBS also struck long·lenn deal& with the In· .ernatiooaJ Stating U01on CISU> for coverage of 'tgure skating and s~ skating championships 1nd with the U.S. Gymnastics Federation <USGF> ·or coverage oC maJor events, including the i\mencan Cup. mE ISU'S DEFECTION from ABC to CBS ~rovides a good illustrat1on of the intense competi· ion between the networks and the dust that often 1s left after an event changes hands. The ISU's World Figure Skating Cham.· pionsh1ps have long been a n ABC staple, with Dick Button and his tu.xedo TV raxtu.res. But Button was mor e than the announcer. His company. Candid Productions, purc hased the rights to the event from the lSU and then sold lhem to ABC. Allthough lhe potential exists for conflict of in· res 111 having the event's saJesman also ser ving o its TV voice. it is not known if the ISU objected to this. But somewhe re along the line the ISU de c1ded it didn't want Button ABC says it never directly negotiated with the lSU -and entered in- to negotiauons that ended in an agreement with C BS. 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Only 3.090 miles -ltke BRAND NEW' (15SZKHI 54995 ********** 1975 CADILLAC B.DOtlADO COUPI Leather seating erea. cruise control. full power. AM FM stereo with 8 track tape playe r and Cabriolet top. (291040) I • • • • • • .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. lt Jt • • • • • • • • * •. . . . ·-·~ !.! ! :!'~*-! * *..lt-*. *. * * * * * * * ~ -~ NOTHING OYll 54995 3 1un1 (7) -GO!.Ji' -&m &lead ud Julius Borot are &mot\I the golf era age 55' and up expect· ed lo compete ln final round covera1e of the first USGA Senior Open. (22) -SPOaTS AftELD. 7 p.m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN lllo.TA~e! GERllANY. .L~ U :30 p.m. (4) -t J.8. OLYMP1C T&IALS - ContlnuiDC coveuge ot t.be Olymplc quali!ytng AUTO C£NTU eveat.1 ln trade and fie.Id , taped In Euaene, Ore. 1425 tAKa ST. RADIO Baseball -Dodatrt at San Ftancltco <double-COST A MISA header), Noon. KABC (790): Mllwaullee at Anpls, 5f Oa9•2 1 p.m., KMPC (710). • (Th DaU1 Piiot u aot ,. • ...,a.ae f•r la.. Ak__.....,., ..... M~.,.. ... &tkAIMI. c.a. .. , ... ) ·----11!11---------· .... , , . . --__ _.. ·-....... ~ ... ......_ .... __ I ~ ............ ~"' -...... -... '1• •• ._ .. _,. •• -.............. • _J '.INSIDE: • Intermission • Out 'n' About Fridl¥· June 27. , ., • Movie Listings • Comics •IJUf 1rtl ... ·•!.: .,t!' 11'1 •• ,. ,. • I .. ~. 'I I :·Lighting the Sky: ;·no-w It All Began •• ' ··The day will be the most festivals and public enlertatn· ment. : memorable . in the history of t America. I am apt to believe that 11 \ will be celebrated by succeedmg generations as the great an· ! nivusary festival ... unth pomp and J parade ... bonfires and 1llumina· .. lions t fireworks) ... " ~ So wrote John Adams after the : Contine nta l Congress pro· · claimed the American Colonies ! independent of England. : Although fireworks in this • country are associated with In· dependence Day on the Fourth , of July, the Chinese are credited with the first such pyrotechnics about 2,000 years ago. THESE EA RLY f ireworks wer e made or bamboo cases or rolled paper ' .tubes filled with explosives. ' Almost any major event - births. deaths. weddings, cor- ' onalions, or New Year celebra· tio n s -was marked by • noisemakers Firework!) made their way to Europe in the 13th Century, probably courtesy of homeward- bound Crusaders The ItalJans were the first Europeans to , make fireworks a trade and they rapidly became masters of the \ best firework displays available • throughout Europe. By the 15th century, the noisemakers were wide ly used for r eligious The first recorded display in England celebrated the wedding of Hen ry V il 1n 1487 . Shakespeare m e ntions them several times in his plays, and Elizabeth I enjoyed them so much that she appointed a "Fire Master of England ·· James II was so delighted by his corona· tion display that he knighted his firemaster. AROUND THE TIME of the Reformation. fi reworks were coupled with elaborate sets -a palace, castle, fountain, or a classical temple racadf. As religious differences split Europe into North and South, the treatment of fireworks also fell into two distinct camps. In the southern countries linclud· rng lla ly, home of Europe's ma s t er firework e r s), fireworks were used to enhance the dramatic effect of these sets In the northern countries. the fr reworks themselves became the main attraction. The drama of setting displays a mid foun· tains of water was also first dis- covered during this time of ex- perimentation. Sometimes real buildings or landscapes were used as sets. and the effect is still thrilling even today. A Family 4th Floats, Fireworks, Music By ROBERT BARKER Of llllt C)Mty -SUtl Huntington Beach will display three grand marshals, a hot local band and lots of patriotism next Friday in the city's 76th annual Fourth of July parade. Tbe parade, expected to be viewed by a crowd of abo~t 100,000. is scheduled lo start at 10 a .m . at 5th and Main streets and proceed north to the Civic Center. A FIREWORKS SHOW that also features a band and motorcycle stunt riders is scheduled at 8 p.m. at Sheue Field at Huntington Beach High School. Grand marshals in clude Delbert "Bud" Higgins, the former Huntington Beach fire chief and lifeguard chief who was the star attraction in Fourth of July MALA""" celebrations of 50 years ago. Higgins would set himself on fire and jump off the end of the pier in a blazing climax to the holiday observance. O'IBEll GRAND MAllSllALS include Rams football coach Ray Malavas\, a raidenl of the ~ city, and Coonie Newton, who plays Elizabeth ln the "Eight is Enough" televtaioo series. News personality George Putnam will aeain be the equestrian grand man bal, a posiUon be bas held for about 30 yea.rs. Tbe Huntingtco Beach High School band. which appeared ln this year's Tournament of Roses and will partlclpate ln Macy's Tbantseivlng Parade ln New York, will be the host band. TWENTY-SIX FLOATS. 13 bands and about 3,~ partldpants are acbettuled for the march. One ot the floats ls entered by the American Youth Soccer Organisation to honor vlsltlng teams from Ecuador. Colombla, Belgium, Ireland and Mexico. TM teama are ln the dt.y to comlt'le ln the flnt ln· t.enatioul Sum.mu SOccer J'eltlval. TBS PA&ADE, WITB a theme of "A FamUy f'Oinh. ·• la 1pomond by doG1tlou from local re1ldent1 and bwllJ•• and ll pr•mttd by tbe dty'I Special Effftll Board. • c.c-tudlal tile nMbrtltkm wUl be t.be ftreworb abow at 8 p.m. at Huntlnlton Beacb Hilb School. ••••• -• ' 4-..... ·------.. -.. .......-..---·· --· Weekender STARBUST FROM NEWPORT DUNES AQUATIC PARK ILLUMINATING WATERS OF NEWPORT HARBOR Where You'll See It All By CHERYL PRUEIT °' ... o.lly -itatt Masterful voices of chorales, patriotic parades and spec· tacular fireworks are lined up for Orange Coast communities in celebration of the Fourth of July. Among the activities planned are : NEWPORT BEACH: Newport Dunes. 1131 Backbay Drive. fire works begin between s· 30 and 9 p m., admission 50 cents for children 11 years old and younger and $1.75 for ages 12 a nd above. Approximately 3.000 expected. BIG CANYON Country Club, 1 Big Can yon Drive, private fireworks display in club's park· ing lot. Possible v1ew1ng from ad1acent streets off San J oaquin Hills Road. behind Fal>h1on Island. PoUce will be t1ckeung ille~ally parked vehicles. The traditional dis play at Balboa Pier is canceled. The seventh annual 4th or July celebrauon of Newport Beach's Parks and Recreation Depart· ment will begin al IO a.m with a bicycle parade startmg al Com· modore and Mariners Streets. rt will proceed down Manner<; Drive to the park. J oe Carolan, 74 -year-old hi~h school crossmg guard will lead t he paradE:. Other activ1ttes for the day tn· elude sack races, relays, e~g toss, entertainment and a picnic Also sponsored by Mariner's and Dover Shores assoc1at1ons and The 200-member Los Caballeros Youth Bank of Carson and the Victor McfACJen motorcycle stunt team alao will provide entertain men\ at lhe ftreworlte ahow. TB£8TUNTTEAll was founded ln 1~ by the late actor. Tidteu for the flreworb sbow are available at the City's public LDlormaUon office, IOOO Main St. Coet ta $3.50 for adUltl and S2 for chUdren UDder 12. Ttcketa c.an be purcb,.ed at the 1ete on th• nl1hl ot the hurtb. but they will 10 to $4 for adulta and 12.50 for cbUd.ten. Mariner " Element ary School PfO IRVI SE : Jnde pende nc l' Celebrauon, Jn·ine High School Stad ium. HentaJ?e Park. Begin!\ with K.iwarus parade at 2 p m. Route starts at the Saddleback north campus a t Jeffrey Road and ln,ne Center Dnve. heads north on J effery to Walnut Avenue and west on Walnut A venue to the park. A picnic folio"'!'> Guests may bnng their own food or purchase chi cken dtnners. F'treworks begin at 8 p m The p r o ~ r a m 1 n c I u d , • .., .i perfor mance b} the I rvine Maste r· Chorale. the P ac1f1c Symphony Orchestra ,rnd thP l l S Manne Arr Wing Hand of El Toro HUN TINGTO N BEACH : Fire works display and motor <•ycle stunt show. Huntington Beach High School, 1905 Mam St. Begins at 8 p m .Admission S3 50 for adults. $2 for cb1ldren 12 -year s-old and youn~er . Tickets may be o btained through city hall. LAGUNA BEACH ; Private fireworks displays sponsored by Irvine Cove Community As· soc1ation and Emera ld Bay Homeowners Association Each may be viewed from ad1acent hill and beach areas . LAGUNA NIGUEL: Laguna Niguel Regional Park, 28241 La Paz Road. dis play sponsored by Laguna Niguel Homeowners As· sociation. Admission $1 per veha· cle. COSTA M ESA: Dis play during 1nt(•rm1ss1on at International ~peedwa). Oran~e County Fair· grounds, 8R Fair Dr Speedway begins at 8 p m , fi reworks al approx1malt-ly 9 p m . Admission to s peedway S4 50 for adults. $3 SO for Junior!) and $1 for children. SAN CLF.!W ENTE: Indepen- dence Oay F1re"'orks D15play al San Clemente Pier Bcglll!> at dusk. ~o admission fee. DANA POINT: A private d1s- pln~ -;pon~ored by Dana Strand Tennis Club May be viewed from public beach, reached by .;;teps l{'ad1ng from Selva Road. Begins at about 9 p m, ANAHF.IM: 15th edition of Tommy Walker "Grand and G l o ri ou s Old F'ash1o ne d Pat rioti<' lndt>pendence Day F'1r e wo rks Spect acu l ar." ,\nahetm Stadium Beg.ms at 7 .JO p.m. with pre-show enter· tatnment. Fireworks at 9 p.m. All seats resened, $8 50. $7 50. $6.50. A Sl discount is allowed for children under 11 years old and for seruor citizens. lnforma- t1on at 635·5000. Entertamment inc ludes Orange County Master Chorale. DISNEYLAND display at 9:25 p.m . BUENA PARK: Two shows at Knoll's Berry Farm, Buena Park, at 9 and 11 :30 p.m . Part of the park's summer entertain· ment, it may be viewed from streets surrounding the amuse- ment park. Holiday Music Due Streaming ft.reworks and the roar or cannons will be heard July 4 during a spectacuJar "1812 Overture" performed by the Irvine Master Chorale and the PacificSympboo,y Orchestra. TCllAIKOVSKY'S WOU will be perlormed agains t a dramatic backdrop of fireworks and cannon shots, courtesy of the 11th Marine Division trom Camp Peadleton. The boUday celebraUon ls free to the public under dll'ffUon of John Alexander of the Irvine Chorale and Keith Clark of Pacific Symphony. "THE l&VINE Muter Chorale ls pleued to aponaor tbll 1peclal celebrat.loo of our natioo's ~. u a 1esture ol aood wt11 and apprecletJon for tbe wonderful support we beve enjoyed," aaid Chorale Presl· dent Stan Cochran . . The July Fourth program at Heritage Park in the Irvine High School stadium begins al 8 p.m. The stadium is located at the comer of Escolar and Walnut Avenues, near the CUlver Driw eitit of the Santa Ana Fl'eeway. OTDER JULY Fourth celebrations Include a family fireworks and picnic concert at the Hollywood Bowl with tlutist J a mes Galway and the Loa Angeles School All·City Band.. For Uclret lnf ormation and re- serv ations call (213) 972·7300 ext. 843. ' The Symphony on tbe Oreea Concert aeries returns t~ Rancho Bernardo Inn in San Dle10 for Ua ninth seuon July • with UooeJ Hampton aod the San Dleeo Symphony Orcbeltra. Tbe inn will oiler early dJ.nnef apeclals beglnnlnt at 5:30 p.m. For ticket Information call "87 ·3773. I l .. :: :-.. .. . \ a OM.YPfLOT fndllY, Jur'917 ,., ·Dope Plays Beaefit at Orange Coast 908 NOPE WILL 8E IN TOWN July 26 M Orange Coast Cotl-ve ProcMCls from the thow wlll oo to benefit ,,,. cot••s StUdent HNlth CM!t.,.. Tickets ..-.111.so •nd $12.SO at all Tlcketron ~-.S and the occ bO• offk• Showtlme I p.m. "OASI~ NtGMTWING, ANO D•NNY COIUt•LL" wlll S*Ofn• tontQht at ttw ANhelm Conventkln Cantef' for the 19IO R19ht to LI'-eonv.ntlon. Tkkets .,.. s.s at •II TICll.etron outi.ts and the An.htlm Convention c.nter Bo• office. Show starts et 7 p.m. S8Nt°"5 CAN HAVE A WHALE of a good Ume •t Marineland where P9QPte over 62 wlll be admitted to the 9QUBtk ~"'tor "6.2.S this Saturdlty end Sund.wy. Marineland Is located on the Palos Verdes PenlMUla and Is Qpef'I from 10 a.m . to 7 p.m. THE LIFE OF DYLAN THOMAS continues at 5.addleback Community colleoe through Sunday. Wayne Grace Portrays the rotllcking Welsh poet and British actress Delphi Lawrence play~ his wife Caitlin. For t icket information or reservations call 831~56. T H E NIGHTBLOOMING JAZZMEN, a dhcl~and group, w(ll perform Sunday at the Turtle Rock Community Center, Sunnyhlll Drive, Irvine' beginning at 2 p.m. Admission Is S3 and S2 tor seniors. "HEDDA GABLER'' OPENS tonight at the M uckenthaler Cultural Center, Fullerton. Ibsen 's drama w111 run until July 13. SS.SO admission includes light snack before the shoW ~I IDw•da 1-~ an• C11.1-11U11E Ml -SllVll AT TOUI TAIU . '\ t: --~ RtSDVATIONS- (71•) &38-1540 Wl"'B 'ii ___ _ .... CHILDREN'S FILM SERIES continues at GOiden WHt COi~ with "Plppl Lonostocklng In the South Seas" showing Jufy 2 and 3 at 1 p.m. Admission Is 7S cents. GENE AUTRY RIDES AGAIN In a 13-Weetl film and exhlbft at the Museum ol Science and Industry in Exposition Park. Fiims and memorabilia from the 5'nglng cowboy's career will be shown dally through Sept. 28. Admission Is free. FAMILIES ARE INVITED to bring a picnic lunch tonlQht during Golden West Colleoe's ootdoOr family series showing of "The Little Prince." Showtlme is 8 and supper beQlnsat 6:30. Admission ls~l . BIG BANOS ANO FIREWORKS light up Olsneyland's Family Reunion summer with Louie Bellson performing nightly at Main Street's Plaza this Sunday throuoh July 5. The Main Street Electrical Parade returns for it s seventh summer at the park, depicting a half million lights of sparkling Disney history. Park hours are from q a.m. to midnight with the park remaining open til l a.m . Fr iday and Saturday. ROBERT E. WOOD'S 'RED SKY CHICHICASTENANGO' AT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE For information and reservations call 879-6865. "A FUNNY THING HAPPENED On The Way To The Forurn" continue., until 5unday at the Long Beach Center Theater, 300 E. Ocean Blvd. Tickets available at the Long Beach Civic Light Opera, 518 E. 4th Street and agencies. Showt1me Tuesday through Saturday 8 30 p.m . and Saturday and Sunday matinees 2:30 p.m. PIANIST PAUL JONES w ill perform Saturday 1n the Flnt' Arts Concert Hall at UC I rvme, bec;linn1ng at 8 p .m . W orks bv Baell BPl'thovPn and M oussorgsky w 1 II bf" pr•rtormed Tic k1·t are S9 and S5 tor UC I <,t1,1dents or~' tor otller students T1ckf•t a l ttw door FERRARIS, PANTE RAS, LAMBORGHINIS, and Mangustas w ill be omonq the more than 150 cars on display Sunday at thP seventh annual Newp0rter Invitational Concours d ' ElegancP at the NewpOrter Inn. 1107 Jamboret> Rood Newp0rt Beach Aom 1ss1on IS SS Pron·eds w ill 00 to benef it • the Children's H0<;p1ta1 of Oranqe Countv. Hours 9 a.m . to 5 p m THE STONE CANYON BAND per forms ton1gtlt at 8 and Saturday during the Southern California El(Po<,•l1rH' at Del Mar. The lOOth year of the fair continues until July 6 and wilt mctud1 a balloon race Saturday Adm1ss10fl 1., Si CHARLIE CHAPLIN CANCELED A film series, on the late comedian, scheduled to run until July 2 has.been canceled by Orange Coast College T1c j(Pt holders can receive refunds at the College Community service office FINDING YOUR WORTH w1llOl-th1 1op1r of a frr • l•P1;rPtJ1ondnv and July l at Oranqf' C 0 .1 t c "llPQ• ~ 1n' Art'> 1 lQ l>kjonnmq it I Y.. c. 1• SAFARI ON SKATES Lion country Safari offer s d1V Q f 011Pr<l'o:t11nq Friday and Saturday night' from 8 P m to m1dn1ght. The last car 1s adm1t1e<j into the wildlife preserve at 5 o m Adm ission is SS Q5 lor adults and \3 JS tor <h1ldren under12 from Long Beach or San Pedro "' 9·12 CRUISES DAILY~~ OR • < /..{21 3) 77S-61I 1 '714) S27· 71 11 12131 832-45l1 WATERCOLOR WORKS Will be on display at the Golden Wec:.t College's Gallery from now until July 17 Works from tile Helen Z1llq1tt collection w ill be featured, inc lud1ng such artists as R A Benc;on. R1 'II Brandt, Gerald BrommPr and Joan Ir v nq (j, llPry hour<, are M onday tllrouqh Thur'>d••V q .i m to 1 pm and Tue<,day and WednP'd•lY I to q p m A.omi ssion 1<, ,,,.,, ALL ASSORTMENTS OVER '16.95 Good o.ty Wheft P'rc MRftd At n. Rreworits SfaRd Sfl ..... ed ly c OU>IJlt•d o.ari+Mt COSTA MESA H.-r& Wlhon IC-Mart Cftltft- • Hl"'Cf>1vP <'5% Ad0rt1onill t; ;unte< M erc llancl1se E,p1rPS ~29-80 A Family Shopping/Dining & Entertainment Cen ter A llJeTtson 's •Bank of Amerim • Bilbo Baggins • QiJo di Pompei • Command Perjonnance •Dolphin Hair Fashions •E.dwards Cinema• Reuben's ·C.OCO's •Fash 'N'Spla.sh Hamburger Hamlet •l a! <Apades Chalet •Mesa Vmle Florist •Mesa Venie Travel •MWne's •Music Market •Photography by J effrey • Priscilla (;ake Box • Spa Lady • Swensen j .... -•A11t DIEoo , .... ADA•• • -• 'i Mesa Verde It Center c ~ 2701 Harbor Blvd. • 1Hart>or A Adams) Co.ta M-, CA • t .. .Rf:STAURANTS Ouantity, Not f}ualitg at Grandma's 0-. ...,._a Um• .. ..a& O'W lhe hill.a and u.~ u.. woods to tradma•a bou.141 ror m .......... 1M&ia 8ul IUaldl t.be joQrDly tr c.Ut'• .._ ,au'n ~to eoa>e b7 at t.be new °' ........ Houle tWta•t1111l ln ec.c.a ., ... A-., araodmotber of m1 aequalntanco ...,...._.._lllMdlD 1bameatthb~ Or, It \M 'f'tl'Y 1ea&. lbe'd 1tep lnto lbe llitcben .. wen -tM dtaJq room -and try lo lt"t • lot ol wu • tortcbt ITS 114&D TO KNOW 11r"-:~ she'd IM-&10 for ~t&l'Un. but the a~tlur reUah pl1te seems lO be M eood a plat1! a.s any A11d that would mean Mftnc to ll that Ule radl&hel ... ._.ren l old ~b to st&r1 tum101 black My ctuuwr companion <who laclu pt-rlt4<'1 V\UOD, p-anted) aald ahe had to rely on ULe alon~ to dlstlngulah the nJ>(' ol&vc!l Othcrw11tt' there W1t.S no quar~l t but no banner waving e1lhtt) with t.M plate's other offt-nngs lhrec ireeo ollves and two allcU or she-es each o( p1cltle, C1!lery. carrots and salami TM> dinner concept at Grandma'& 111 d family-style. all you.can eat aH&Jr with every thing brought to the table for self.service from bowls or platters lo varying forms the idea hU!> been executed effectJvely elsewhere < ootabl~ the 81g Yellow HoW3e restaurants> so the nl'w Costa Mesa spot fa tlb by its own hand I Uunk lbe first mistake occurred shortl~ after we had been seated al our table A pleasant and gracious "welcome t.o Grandma ·::. House" by the waitress turned humdrum when s he made at known "we serve exactly the samt• thing ewry night of the year ' TH.EN CAME A ROTE rec1tatJon of the Ion~ list of "vittles" we would receive. a tai:k 1n Out .N About Norman Stanley wnded, l auppc>M . to unpress you with the large a mount ol food comlna up. It probably works. too. (or heav)• eateNl. but ooly those wbo go for quantity -never m ind quality -are going to ~ impressed by meal's end. \ieyood the relish plate the bill of fare neued poprorn, cbJcken rice soup, tossed green ~alad, two vegetables. augratin potatoes,oatmeaJ bre ad, bar·b-q~ pofk ribs, country fned chicken, hot upplesauce, choice of beverage (apple jUlce. ~oda pop, milk , coffee . tea ) and a t•ho1ce ol dessert (bot fudge, strawberry or ap- plesauce s undae> Certainly t he price for all of Uus can't be faulted adults pay $5.95 and duldren under 12 are charged 30 cents per year of their age While lhe 1rullal portions are small (a wise pro redure. actually) you can order as many refill!> as .\ ou want of anythmg but no dogg1e bags please Popcorn 1s great ror kids. oC course. but Grandma is giving lhem the "buttered" variety genera lly found in theaters And that has always tasted to me like one part butter has been nuxed with a thousand parts rancid cook mg oil TOUTED AS "CREAMY and golden," the ''h1ck!.'n rice :>oup was the most disllnctl\ e we've ever eat.en. That'• becauae it W the dis· Unction ol being the oaly IO&IP we've...,. M*' with fort.a. Never mind t.be ableoee of liquid; tb.11 aoup alm08l wbolly lacked ~. It WU really Ul· Ue more than overcooked rice ndue«l t.o a lump of atareb and flecked wi\b blta ol chicken and carrots. We had to aeore a plus ror the toued salad; the greens were nicely crisp, fresh and chilled. But that gain wu wiped out by a minus for the salad plates whJcb gave cause to wooder if they had been heated In the oven. The night's vegetables -com and green beans -turned out surprislngly commendable. Both evidenced fresh produce that had been s ldllfully cooked for cb.ewy cooslst.ency. Rate tbe fried chicken and au gratin potatoes bo·hum. The bar·b-que pork ribs represented a triumph for ln~i.stency on one plate: my partner's portion wu meaty and tender. mine so dry and tough I comidered ult· ing for a back.saw. IF A FEW OTHER DISHES bad been as good as the two that were sensational. dinner at Grandma's H o use might have been an altogether diffe~nt experience. So let's bear 1t for the hot buttermilk oat.meal bread and the hot a pplesauce ( would Uu.nk Orange County's top-rated restaurants would be honored to serve two items as superb as these. We 've never eaten lightly sweet bread that's been more flavorful and palatable. and the s picy applesauce. arom at.Jc and heavily laced with cinnamon. would probably win any grandmother the coun· t) fair blue nbbon Watercolors at Golden West f'1rst, though. she wouJd have to settle on what constituted a proper bloody Mary and an acceptable strawtwrry s undae Because these ·...,o offrrings toppt'd the ali.t1me l~rs· last. Tht' bloody Mar~ ""as. wilhout a doubt. tht- .nost distasteful <'<JOtO<"t1on I ve l'H'r encoun tl'rcd If I had to i;:ui-o.,!> the 'i{·cret 1n,J.?red1ent.s I .... ould nomm:.ttt-<':.ttl·hup eind turJ>Cnt.Jnc An exhibit of Callforn1a wate rcolo rs from lhe-"Helen Zillgitt Collection opened this week in lhe G<>lden West College Gallery. Mrs. Zillgitt's collection of 4.2 p1eres 1nt·lude!> work::. by R A Renson. Ht:>x Brandt. Gerald Brommer. Phil Dike. Thurmon Hewitt. Joan ln•ing, George Post. Millard Sheets. Robert E Wood and Milford Zornes Summer ga ller~ hour~ an· \1 onda) throu1!h Thursda) 9 .1 m to 1 p m <snd Tuesda) and Wednesday 7 p m to 9 p m Thl're IS no adm1ss1on chargl' ,\-. ror tht-o.,tr;,"' berr) s undae. a scoop of ':in1lla l<'t' ncam I!'>, unarguabl). the correct 'tarltn~ point Hut topped with a horrendou' glob of "tra ...... bl:rry Jam.., i\n 1nqu1r) about the existence of a wt.ne hst produced Wl amrmat1\'E" answer That s the la!>t WMOU MAtMI LOHTH Cl.AMI.All s49s ~ , ~basttans DINNER f>LA YHOUSl ,..~HOTEL • .. , .... , .........._. u aw JUDYO'OEA ·'ff'~°"~~ ~fl\VSit' DAVIOCRYER (71~)772-7710 MAICE RESERVATIONS OPENS limited JUNE I Mela 25th En1191-t C..oocEOf lltOtl8 SAL.MOM -IAallllS CATCH Of THI DAY CHICDH ._ lllS MON. & ~ 1 P M l'<o<;nll• WID.C>.aY ... PM S..1 ~--= I ~TIA·.-. '"--_ • .,. __ ~ QOed '''"'I "• I I --~-~c._ ___ ,_,_ CM.Ll7 .. _..D•IQIL•·------..._... .... 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MARK CIANFRANI Sun. and ~ton DA.~CING l'flGHTL Y 111 1'flr,r1>.,nq l1Pout1fw LaXI' f n•r•I Tw1Bgh1 Dinner• 7 Daya a Week 4 toe p.I"' -$5 SO 23311 MUIRLANDS AT RIDGE ROUTE • • • • • • ,L~~ '--""~ KELLY LEMAIRE \'ocJIS & Piano Tut's thru Sat SANDY SANDERS Yocals & Piano Sun. and ~Jon 318C2 COAST ~ LAGUNA NIGUEL &•(·~·---.• ........ 494-9491 752-8558 El TORO no-m2 499·2626 496-Snl J 1 ' l , 1 1 1 l ) Old fashioned, romantic dinner-dancing is back in style. . . and the Gr.md ~ now oft'c:rs you an C\'Cfltng ro compete with )'OUt &Yontc memory Soft tJnkU~ dinner music. elegant candid it table sming.<.. the~ d fbmj"ll ~cooker}· lhc ultimately danceable Oidc PoowdJ "1tto ls fcatuttd ThUndaY t.hrOugh Saturday 1 to tl,'~soft pimoothera-t.~. SEAFOOD CONNOl~EURS we heud about lt, however. ao the ll.iss ol tbe IJ'lpel wmt by t.be bOards. CALL THE DECOR AT Grandma's HouM warmed-over WilJlamsburg Tavern. Tbat eat.abliab.ment waa the next to the tut of slx or seven restaurants that have folded ln t.b1a loc:a· lion ln about the same number of years. ColOOJaJ Virginia has beeo supplemented by a lot o( old photographs and a few tum of the century -or later -artl!a~. I could live wtlh that, actually, If the main thrust at Grandma's House was flrst -rate food. But our dinner left us feeling we had brushed again.st the t.otal disaster. I'd call it 6.1 on lhe Richter seaJe. Open daily for lunch a nd dinner. Grandma's House is located in the Rodeway lnn, 1400 S.E. Bristol, corner of Red Hill. Telephone: 751-4252. * * * NEXT TUESDAY. JULY 1, Newport's popular Cannery restaurant will celebrate its seventh anniversary. During the festivities cu.&tomers will be treated to a s~l«llon of din· ner entrees from the original opening menu - all at l.973 prices You won't come by s uch bargains again 1n the remainder or this century. that's for sure Examples· halibut steak, S5 25; crab legs. $6. 95; lobster tails, $8. 75; t.op sirloin, SO. 7S; fuel of sole, $5.25; steak and lobster tail, S8 75. Customers are currently be1og offered free c hances for gifts and pnzes t.o be awarded at a drawing July 1, at 11 p .m ., in the lounge. The grand pn.z.e w1U t)(: a cocktail crw.se for SO persons ~?oard the Cannery's party boat "Isla Mu1eres Other prizes wll 1 incl udP gift certificate::.. lunches. brunche!>. T ::.h1rt'i. caps and other Can· ner} gilt 1tt·m!> PRJOR TO RECOMl~G t\ dining place. the re.;taurant \loas th•· ">tit• of :"e...,port·., 1argest fi sh rannl'rv datml! from 1921 The building ha!> ">IOC'l' bt•t·n des1gnaH·d a.,, an his torical landmark b) the St•wport Beach 11 1:,.toncal Society Open ~' t>n da}.., a ""eek Cor breakfast or brunch. lunch and dinner. The Cannery 1s local· t-d at JCJIO Lafa~f'tll' AH•. on the perunsula Telephont· 675 5777 ~•-. .Mitl7, ·- Knott's lee Show Dazzks .,,... ......... ·-~~-KooU'• Berty Parm ii ...... , lll\Kb tunh this ---" IOtlt aiiDtftfta1"7. So~eoUa&L•t~W. Oood n .. Tbe•t.er iN ...... around &he t.beme. Tbe ._ UI t.be moat ...._.. tala1q la ... n .. ,...... lll'llb ...... ol coet .. llM .....,,. • P•meJa Tallmu Leddy aed 6ltl 'by Georp L P«t.tt N SYD lllND that mOlt ol t.M performen do aoltd~more dlf • l1tult \hao ~ ~. .. .... (thMe times clal.b' u~ tied· Mtdaya throu.tb S.pt 7 l hu raumauu it ., •'hat Aunt Mu~dtt al'\d l 'n tie-H•rTY from Kankahe or the t o ua1n ·-. II.id• from f'>un 1ut1wm,. Pa . nC"t'd for coollnl off alter 1 1001. oftl"o bot wait on the ramp lradlna to the theatl"r's lttond le\·cl doubt~ doors Produc•t Tommy Wilker. who mad b1a nam~ as USC's first Tommy TroJan back In 1948. opens lhe show with some comtc al film clips on t ne theater'a two screens MOST OF the clip& <e g . biplanes ramming into barns. an automobile narrowly beating a tratn to the crossina> have been seen somewhere before Ob bum Uonal pria. winner Obvious aize Uln1U of the IUI• and emphaai• . on entertalnmtnt lnhlblt tbelr athleUc aide. Jack Campbell a.nd Rulona Rolland. an ada1lo team, allde allently over Ice ln a 1raceful pairs number durln1 the USO H · quence, executln1 a aeries ot twlJU and Uftl . They appear near 1bow'1 end l.Jl a futuri1Uc 1ett1o1. aomethlnc called the Oallactlc Barrage <a la Buck Rogers> doln1 probably the moet d1fftcull maneuver in the production -an bulde death aplral MISS ROLLAND, held lllbUy about the ankJea by Campbell, la 1pun boriwntally over the ice. her head only Inches from the froien surface. J ohn Thome plays the clown. skating comic routines that on Ice can onen be as dlrricult as the seriously pertormed ju.mpc and spins He 's an "ele11ont" skater in top hat and tails who loses his trousers to '"l'Veal oversized s hor ts with big red hearts Later as Lola he battles elu.slve spot11~hts and balloon falsies in a danN' num~r dur tn11 the 70S disco S<'.:ment There are some commercials ror the park but the clips set the mood for what's on ice -fun and nost.aJg1a There is the usual chorus hne gtmmlckery AWARO..WINNING ADAGIO TEAM AT KNOTI"S Jack Campbell •nd Auton• Rotland Perform ANO TllE RF. 1.s Lucien Meyer and hi s rh1mpan:i~ J ackie who have b<·cn rcgulu r'l since the sbow bt>~an at Knott.,, Tht-<0 h1mp 1s dt-arly the star But his badminton. bottomless tub, rt>f>\' and ob!oltacle counH,• routines havcn·1 changed Ill' seems to t>llJoy h('kmg the 1N~ off his -,kat<· blades more than he does i.x•rform1nR A NUMBER in which the Knoll's Skating Ensemble mem- bers move toward the front of the 58 by 32-foot iced stage kiclong their legstugh in unison is a crowd pleaser. A nashhack number to the USO club days or World War II in which three of the <·nsemble's frmJle mem~rs 1m1tate the An- dn·w Sisters brought big ap- plause . S('ott Cramer whose routine features the dil(icult triple axle. double toe loops. split jumps and backward nips and J eanne Chap man. whose strongest forte ap pears· lo be flying camel spins. perform solo C RAMER JS the.> current World Professional Figure Skat- ing champion and Miss Char>- man the 1979 Norwegian Na THE t1DMP. on the applause meter. is champ Showt1mf''> each da' a:-c 3 30 5 30 <1nd 8 30 Admitta nce to lhl' theater " included in the ad· m1sswn price to thl' park Knoll's Berry 1-°<•rm 1s at 8039 Meach Blvd . Bul·na Park Seots1nen Show Their Stuff The maJCS l1c heritage of Scotla nd comes alive Saturday in Long Beach as the thunder and whine or the pipes and drums signaJ the 48th annuaJ Highland Gathering and Games at Veteran~ )(JtmorialStad1um .A PUU. DAY OF ceremony and com- pftltton in addition to eth11Jc displays aJJd British lales merchandise booth.., wW run from 9 a m. to 5 p.m . with •eral eveota occWTing at all tJ mes on t.Mfield. Highlight or what has come to be one of the largest annual Scottish summer celebrations on the West Coast 1s a visit this year by the City of 1n - vercarJ?1ll Caledonian Pipe Band from New Zealand Founded in 1896. 1t 1s the oldest ba g pi pe band 10 t h e Southern Hemisphere and bas been booked for performances a t Dis neyland and Dodger Stadium during its U.S. visit. CrownmR moment or the day. when descendants of clans that ooce clashed and spilled each other's blood from heather -choke d Lowland glens to MASSED BA!liDS 10 ('On('ert and performance of th1· massed H11i?hland f-ltng b} 300-plu<. dancers 1s dl"SIRnated thl' formal oix·ning c<'remony. ctllhough the colorful sho"' beRins at 9 a m for those of Scotti.sh hen ta Re and all olher-5 l\dm1ss1on ls S4 for adults. S2 50 for <.tudents 13 to 18 and senior c1tuens. Sl for children 5 to 12. and younli?sters under 5 are admitted free· :TtlE CAMMERY l . -- . : • HISIORlt WAT£RFROtff RESTAURl'NT 7th Anniversary Celebration July I Door Prhes. G~ Specials WIN THE GRAND PRIZE Codltall Cn1be For SO Olt 0.. PtWty loat n. "ISLA MUJERES" .. Hoste.. .... Dlttila 30IO laaFAYEITE, ltEWPORT BEACH 71'f-d7!5-S777 nlliial11 MEXIC~N FOOD A DRINK l• HERE TODAY LUNCH • OINNEB SUNDAYCBAMPAGNEBRVNCR "and our aoon to be tamou¥• HAPPY HOUR with a.a.•·-· ... $1.• llulart&als Well DrlUI ... , ........... f!L te5 fWl Ull ~M llWO Ml "41 ctlllll llUlrf l(lt 17141 H7 !HI -"3-fl 17 DANA TRADER RESTAURANT ~J-'"'J\ r.~\1: :.:-"'"\;~~ ..,,.1;. -\·,! . .:: ' . -.,,, ~ ; Home of Fresh Local Lobster I OPEN DAILY li :OO A.M. I LUN{;H • DiNNER •COCKTAILS South Orange County's Largest Selection of Fresh Seafood Daily {A Minimum of Eight Item• F1Hh O•lly) Businessmen'• Luncheon S,,.eiala from $3.25 Complete Dinner Special• from $6.50 Featuring our Famous ComblnaUon Seafood Kabob• (Sea Basa, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop• and Swordfish) Oyster Bar has So. Callf'I Moat Varted Selection of Seafood•• 11 a.m. to 1 :30 a.m. C.tertng Service• SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 A.M. to 3 P .M . Fresh Fruit Buffet & Complimentary Champagne 34150 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY DANA POINT <Ame>i. '•"'"91 Res. 493-2603 . ··r . '°I' ... J ·: ... 0~' I ~~k_~ • ..._~ ~--·.· ... J./ ' -:::·..:--~-:--~· ~< -~. ~3;: ,y .. We are proud to announce the ·\• : . ~ :'/ opening of Encore Restaurant. A :14-$' truly exqul.81te Continental gourmet .., /. dinlng experience. "fi ~.:.. Encore i1 enrything that the linett restaurant ir. •I\; . Orange County should be. .~;·. ~:~-. FEATURING: f..l Live Entertainment and Dandng .. ~ • ·. JOHNNY PROPHET :·: SHOWtanoeoappearfng fn ~· ~· : . Cocktail Hour And Music Mon. tbru Fri. _.,....,. .... _____ _ U.rtelt ..... More. dsru Fri. Dilt'"1r 1 ~ ICE SHOW The Chlli Cheese Omelette Morning, noon or night our chill cheue omelette Is ready to please even the heartlac of appetJtei.. "°"""' f4Jle SWJNI 14 Con11en .. n1 Loc:at101u CELEBRATE OUR NEW SUNDAY SHOPPING HOURS WlTii CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH IN lliE ZODIAC AT N-M NEWPORT BEAOi. Each SuMay beginning at 11 a m. head to N-M's North Entrallce where you'll be greeted with a comp- hmentary cocktail! Then relax in our Zodiac Restaur· ant over gourmet breakfast delights accompanied by complimentary champagne . What a way to start your shoppmg day• Seatings are at t t . 12 noon alld 1. Please call early for reservations: 759-1900. ext. 330. PS. Atter Brunch . browse through the store ... we're open each Sunday from 12 noon to 5 p m. at N-M Newport Beach • '4 M Bf'V,.ct, H 1 ti--' • b t.. 'A t,,..,Oll,, ~~en !Alen 10 10 6 Mon Thu~ Fri 10 to 9 and Sunday 12 to~ - Chez Lau tree is first-rate:' Norman Stanley K.·-.(.HJI .1111 (dilnr D.111~ Pilot ' .. .. I I .• l ~r:--11 ~4 21 Via Lido. Newport Beac h Reservations recommended 7 14 /67~·4904 / f; 'Frenc!!J\ttention! YL>e<> Brrn Al Le &J mtz v.'t' pay parncular dttention to YolJ In fc)Ct when you dine wrth us. a total ol f·1qhr Pf'()plf> <ur prC'pared to be o( seM<:e IOC' your table . Christine Briec 'lnur "'i'l1trt ... ,., is ~"-•<llly tr<11n1.•d to make '-IJlt• -.our rlll:al ,., r~·n1.:c \I) limed and to \Our nrder ~hi " ,l'.~~ed by a ldble ,llf, nd,mt "-00 ._._.., \'QUI tablt> rJnd h<'fps ' •)mpl1..'t(• lhl· '•t:•<vu·~ n.'qu1re~nt~ Yuan Humbert .. Our dld's reputation IS every mpOOant ing~ient 1n )'OU' meet ~ Is apprenticed by the sous (second) ~ who helps pnMde pefff.d belonce between excellent taste end exc~lent plate pr~~ Bvbant ..We should remember the distr.vasher and pentty man. While they ere not ne<:esSDrily seen. they a~ Yef'f n«esAfY. Those ere the eight peoJ>te reedy to grve you 'Frend\ Attention'. Come dine With us. It's a meal Wot1h l'MMng. .. bl! BHHU\ITZ ... FRE1'fOI RESTMJRNIT . . . . . . . • . . . . • • . Daily Pilot cartoonist Tom Johnson s 1mpress1Dns of 'Beyond the Frtnge ·at South Coast Repertory Problem: Rich uncle Harry with arge inheritance to offer has just arriv~' from New York and is saying for the fifth ti 'le this week that the only troubl"" wilt-Oran(.· Coun- ty is "it's got no class." Solution: Take him. <.ne kias ana the whole family to see "beyond the Fringe" at South Coast Repertory. Billed as a light sum- mer bonus by the mauagers of the Costa Mesa theater. the show promises to entertain everyone "IT IS A WONDERFUL opportunity for our subscribers to show off to their guests." said J ohn Mouledoux, communications manager for the theater .. Beyond the Fringe" is actuaJly a collec· tion of comical sketches wntten in the sixties by such notables as Allen Bennet, Peter Cook. Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore of "10" fame The play manages to poke fun at every- thing from Shakespeare to war and the church before slicing into the Royal Fam1ly. The s how has been hailed by London and :Punch ,. ~ ------- • 1971. PIMICll PIM l!a Diel LA ~ ~ "Wagner. Wagner, Wagner! Can't you two play anylhlng but Wagner?" YOUR CBOICI TD fl" PRlllE RIB E CLAIM JUMPER -N.Y. STEAK S79J ... , New York aud1t.>ncc:. THE PLAY IS NOT part of SCR's re- gular season and it will be the last performance at the theater before the new season opens &pt. 23 Four resident actors make up the cast m the parody including Richard Doyle, John El· lington who p l ays piano. John-David Keller, who directs t he show, and Hal Landon Jr. "It's just a lot of fun," says Mouledoux . "It's re:llly enJoyable. 1 didn't stop laughing for two hours " WITH A Tl1RN 01-' cl hat or the opening of an umbrella the ;1U male cast manage to switch roles to the fairer sex. The play runs now through July 6 with performances Tuesday through Sunday at 8 pm. Sunday matinees at 2·30 pm. Ttcket~ are $8. $9 and $10 at the SCR box office or mutual agenc1e!) .• For ticket 1nformatwn call 957-4033. Wrnics on Stage A play modeled after the comic strip Peanuts called "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" Wlll appc•ar at Saddleback College in Mission VieJo July 2·6 Tickets are $2 for children 12 vears and younger and $.1 for adults Curtain ti.me at the Fine Arts Theater on thE' campus 1s 8 p m The July 5 showing will be al 3 p.m. Tickets an• ;H a1 l<Jble at the Saddleback College Box Ofhce weekda~s from 10 a m . lo 2 p m. For more information about the play call 831·4646. Real Cantonese Food eat here or take home STAG CHINESE CASIMO 111 2 I st Pl. H•wport l•och ~ J.9560 ... _to Midftiqht Oolty-Wfflt~s Ur1t;t 1:00 o.m. 0 .. ,. ftA.H ~ .... .-..... ·--·----·······-·-······---·--· ...... -.... -.. -..... --! ~::... Attention ! ~ Businesses ' A Flctltlou• Bualn••• N•m• i Statement tlled with tM county Clerk la valld tor five yeers •ft•r whi ch tlm• c onttnulng bualn••••• muet reltl•. Publlcetlon I• n•c••NJJ .only .If there are chane••·· Call th• Legal Department at tbe DAIL V PILOT for lntoun•tlon •nd neceuary form•. 148-4321 IJlt, U2 I ..-.....-"·-· .... ·-····-···~-.. ·······-··-········•••to-••· .. ····-······l Fnd9y, June 27. 1980 "'Fame' is ablaze with energy, freshness, vitality, youth and talent. A bold venture dazzling in its display of song and dance:' -Charle~ Champlin. Los Angeles 11mcs "'Fame has heart, guts and power~ Konaliarn:ll 1\B<..'·I V """Fame' bursts with electricity from beginning to end :'-KnR<:nJ 'i\jubilant, hugely entertaining . " moVJe. -IJrx:t \IJ..,lln. ~'' )1111.. lime.:.., "'An explosion of talent:' -Boh M>1n.1 .... \..,..,.,l1,11ld l'1 c ........ "Bursting with fresh faces, style and energy.''-1>.""' ,,, ... , 11. ,, ,,w.u.i... \Jt·r r 11 ( 1olrl\\'\'ll· \l<J\'Cf l'r,.v·r11., A11 AL,\:\ f>AHKl·.R I Im ··1-t\ '\ 11·. - \\ r 111• r i.1 {'f 11<1~ I O l 'I lf-.f{ (10HE l>r11dm•-<t IJv lJA\'lf) UE ~IL\.\ 1111t AL~'\I l\IAHSI IA.LL lR ; .:~:~:l~T~D:.~.~~ ~~IM'f•~.h'.~~:F~~~-'~ MGM Q T~~·~~-~ .."" .. ,, ,.~,::.. ~~,. •aa1OCIL.SYSTBEl1· .. ., , \\4t,., , .\I I ,,It,, .._.1 -... --~JC.ft( ·~··14 NOW SHOWING! AHKEIM • tOSTl MESA ll T811 Anaheim 011v e In 879 9850 Bristol 540 7444 Saddleback 581 5880 NO PASSES ACCEPTED QUl=llNG THIS ENGAGEMENT 1 WMt CoMt Ent..,,,... Pr9Mnt1 A Summe< Ev.ning Unct.f The Stat1 With A YAnll SPKJAl lM AT otWIGl COAST COWGl fwl•IMt Les Brown a Hla Band of Renown witli s..,.. S..1tiN JOAMfGIDI Gary Owens•• Maater of CerenJonln ,._.A nr.w.is S,.Ct .... Slyc...tW...Te ... ~, .. .,.. AIM n. Wed c...t Strwt n.tn c.. ,.,_. ........... (714) '41 ~1964 A IOIRT FOi Tll O.C.C. IUlTll <Bml •llUllTllllilOll BUCH {dNilfd', lw1n 848 0388 * OIUl5£ Phtl C1ly Center 634·9282 Sat•day, • 21, 1110 ••-ORANGE COAST COLLEGE OP-EN AIR ARENA 8 pm 2701 Fairview Rel., COSTA MESA ...._...._,n .. &tlUI S1-..&t\W .... tlratw r w 1ICllm AVU. -Al Ml 1IClll._ lm'IM & ot11•M Ol1lm (UJ)Stl-tl n & 111 o.<.c.: • CllftCI ' The Who Still Hot ew GenerationApplauds British Rockers •1 ~ p VIOi ... .,,.....~ ... P It was Ju.tit IDOdMf' bori., ru1ht on lb• road ror hl •r "rownsMnd and lhe Who Wk:n you've pley9d lhe Htn9 rotk an~ma for nearly two de.. cadea. ao.t • fCMmd.tnt mtmt.r lo Ht'f!:l8 and endu~ the ov•r S'MCttOll to lb St'l'eWUJ) 1n Qn clnnaU. tt .,_ u y to adopt a "•hY bother, anymore" a\· Ulud\' Gullar1at TowMht'nd $0Und ti\& '\l>'tary and brwaC"<t. ha• aald as much durlna rt'"'''H In tcrV'lf>ws Th~ point •~ 1t ':.s hard to behev•-' tum T HE BEST BANDS huve thf'ir good nigbl..'s IUld shaky ones The Who's retum to Los Angeles, the first o( M.•wn conceru lh1tt <'Onclude lon1ght . (ell an to neither (·uLegor) It was a magical lesson prov. in_g the-Vlab1hty and substance of great rot'k and roll. Lake iAnother semmltl Bratash force. the Ki.nk.s. the Who transcends age by commitment to lhear very existence And they stJll eare about the Pfi>ple on the other side of the foothghts ot course. there were few famlllar raut ln tho sold-out Forum Priday nl1ht a whol~ new "My Genera lion" af you wllt. WbC!!n the ttabu dimmed and the flral ~horda or " ubttJlut~" rcan11 out. It wu u touch unaetUln& lo wondt>r whul l)('r('('OIU.(lt! of lh~ MUdt~n('e Wltlt paat the drooUna phuH whtm the aona wu recorded In 1966 BUT mE WHO hH •lwa)'IS beon a symbol of youth and the fru11traUon!\ of ~rowm& up That nt•w llldJI were lht!l't' to share for tht> flr:;t llmt' the an~i.t of "Tf'ena&e Wasteland" and "Won't Get Fool~ A~ain" made the t'vening all the more spec lucular The Who mort-than malcht'd the celebr:atory air lla van~ filled out its sound walh the addJ tion or keyboardist Jim "Rab- bit" Bundrick and O<.'cas1onaJ use or a three-piece born Se<.'tion, the band acquired a rlcher effect without dullinf the raw intensity of the ma ten a There was no hint that the bag ger lineup was a move to com- pensate for the loss of the m achine-gun drummer Keath Grove Concerts Set Concert.s-m-the·Grove. u sertes or musical evenings, as being offered th.is summer by the Alumni Association or Cal State, Long BeaC'h Tht> s<·ason starts Saturday and continues every other Satur day evening through Aug 9 Gates open al 6 p.m . and performanct>s twnin at 7 30 p m. The on campus site for the series as lhe courtyard behind the S-Oropt1m1st Jlnuse on State lJmvers1ty Drive. Pre·concert p1cn1C.'· mg as encourag~d with door pnzes and a special prize for the most 1magmatave dinner Tables, tableclothi. and some beverages are provided Ta<.'kets ror the concerts may be purchased separately or for all four conn•rb Donations are general adm1ss1on, $4.50; a lumna . racult v and s taff. $4 ; students, senior c1t12ens and children under 12. $3 So; sea!>on donation. $16 For tackcL" and rurther information. contact the Office or Alum- ni Affairs at (213) 498-5252. Cahrornaa State University. Long Beach, 1250 Bellnower Boulevard, Long Beach. CA 90840 Moon. Replacement Kenny Jones I• styllatlcally more 11edate but he'a truly more con- al1tenl than Moon. who towards the ~nd was having hl11 prob- It· nu coping with advanced eh•ctronlcs. LEAD SING Ea Ro1er Daltrey was in tine husky voice throughout the 11et thal ran in ex- ceas of two hours; another sign that the Who still cares. But Oaltrcy has never been anything but a hard-working, mike- swmgi.ng diversion. He looked ~real and jogged admirably. John Entwhislle. supplying tus remarkable b~s lines and swirl-1n~ fills. continued to act if he JUSI a s soon mail 1n his performances as far as stage presence. Nol so with Townshend. The aging superstar. a role ne has come to grips with, played guitar like a manic prodigy. His solos seemed like personal challenges, not fulfillment or past glory. When Townshend n11sed his arm above his head for a sen es or his trademark windm ill chordings. the crowd reacted right on cue to what as one or rock's reigning thrills Even Townshend smiled. IF TIIERE WERE any naws 1n the show. they came in an ovl'r rt'laanct' on the band's ('a rlaest amt mo!-t recognizable ~ongs Morl· t'mpha!.as could be put on the> Who's solid post Quadrophema ('ra A ft pr :i pair ur ('n<.'orcs. includ- 1 n g a pl<•asant ~urprase or "Dan<.'lnJ:? in the StrccL<;," lhere was no denying the Who's ab1hty to s till deliver. How long Townshend plans to continue touring 1s the only question . How a bout forever" e war s cinemas * 'WHERETHEBESTPICTUR£SPLAY .. r--eawarFs°NEWPORT . 1'0' 'I edwards BRIST OL CINEMA '4( AR (~:~~·~=;(:::,':"'"". 644-07 60 eu·~'0~ .. !~::~:'"""N 540-7 444 .. . }tlfl' ~ f\11 l ~111 THI HI Ll."t .~.·~ "'-~~~ ~ BROOIC.E SHIELDS CHRISTOPHER ATKINS "THE BLUE LAGOON" <R> O<ULV U •JI t 4l, 4 .. • -II 00 • ACAOtlllf AWAll09 "~;cm 9.~ AIL.1H4T ... PLUS "COAi. MIHI R'S OAUGHTEA .. nm ~ C-Nuas cownMUU URBA N """" ~ COWB OY -=:-f4 .::--.iP-911 .... _ ....... irm lii~.-.!r_.~ ~~ ~-@] OA&.Y ll!IJ) _, •• ,,,.,10•'"""' , ... _ _., .. ... ... , , ........ ........ ~· t "l!aplodea on th• acrMn Hu Romen cendln ···worth ... Ing twtcel" REX REED, Ntw Yont Deity News --... 7"'f&'.-~~ VaJ.AGIE P£Oft.I. . WU&UE PEIUUtiE BRUCEJB•mt G.-d~~~ S'n'VI GUTTDelENi · ..uL. SAND ·~ uuen--,..-.......c t1A1111aAAA..,.. ~---,,I ............. ·-·· .-.... ""°'9~ .. AV ·~ • tt ft•• ' -11 ' A --o..__._,_,.. ---·'f<i0 «111 (J \I ~ \ "l>f.R'O~) REV EALS 1n the .. -·~-""'' DAILY PILOT MUSIC REVIEW "The bean does leap upl A sleek care-lifter." .. ~ r' • They're bavlnatbetfmeof thefr1iva. ~lttlngthecrlmeofall~lme. ------------ lJr {· I ... ILU9'1.-Af'\AU tile. '>29 UN c.E80lll lftUDI' WOOMlllDQI J'•' I' f>l4 ~')) ,,...,,,. ')')I C• ' .. _. KarT19 -'--•I llllCOl• 0111'1·•• b.., no ~. • b< 4~/) ''THE FIRST EPIC HORROR FIL M 1 1 -J ack Kroll, N ew s"" eek Magazine A ~lANl[Y KUBmL~ f llM jji Nl~HlllSON SHfllfY O~VAll "lH[ SHINING" ~tATMAN ~RITTHfR~, DANNY lWYD Sff ~[N Kf Nt SlANUY KIJBRl~K 1 DIAN[ JOHNSON R~KiRitK JANHAiilAN imno 1mm•1111 Til DIIR IJlll lll R _,,_.~ NlllT ... , ...... .. PLAY REVIEW Friday, June 21. 1980 DAil. Y PILOT ~ "' ... =-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w-:r: .. :.:.: .. : .. :.:.: .. : .. :: ... :.: •• :.: •• :.:.: ... ::.: •• :.: .. : .. : .. :: .. : .. :: .. :_ .. :: .. :.:.: •• : .. :_ .. :: .. : .. ::4'.9:.:.: .. :.:.:.,:.: •• :.:.: .. :.:,- ' Carousel' Brinht A~c,:e~~;,,.0 ; o'""K',~CQMmPAStN'v'ceyo11;;P'"'"'' I 9e WINNER , I d P l h .... foMlgn • OCC's Summer Mu sica l is back! ; But ~Tee S O i,s Language Fiim 1979 i Thursday-Saturday -July JJ. Aug. 1, 2; Aug. 7, 8, 9 I 1 ~ ~ i AUDITORIUM 8 p.m. £ a, ISUY U&T N8Tlll.N __ ..., ......... Richard ftodcen and <>sear Ham· merateta Wl'Ole many memorable muaicall but none perhA~ more ao then ''~··· It ·1 a production that runt the s• mut ol emollons. It bu been performed countless tJmea ~ debuUnl 10 the 1-.0. but no matter how of\en it's sttn ~rt 11 'l/~ry UttSe that mallu il tiring PSESENTLY •·CAltOUSt:L" 1~ be1n1 1t a1ed by non-Equity pro fasioaab a t Oranee County's newest dinner theater. the CurtJttn Call an Tustin. And wtule much potash is needed (the play opened June 18) the cast i. work ls commendable. What tht performen lack Ul skill 1s often com pensated wtth enthusiasm The theater. tucked away in a s mall shopping center at 690 El ·Camino Real, provides for some an· 'Bronco Billy' A Winner for Clint Eastwood By BOB THOMAS .._.laW p,..., Wrl1ff BRONCO BILLY Is a rip.snorting hullabaloo of a movie, often outrageous, sometimes touching Clint Eastwood proves he is that rare bird: a star who can also direct. He is cast as a not· too-bright impresario of a ragtag wild west show that hovers on the brink of bankruptcy. Billy 1s an autocrat with his idol- izing followers, who re<oqnize him as a symbol ot Western virtues: loyalty, square-shooting, kindness to orphans and helpless women. Sondra Locke i s splendid as a runaway heiress (shades of 'It Happened One Night') and the rest of the cast is just right. Rated PG for cussing. 'The BLUE LAGOON' Umal• rapport bt-tween c111at llnd au d1eoce Somt-ot thl' cuat vtilt wnh membton1 ()(the audience dur\nal \wo lntermt.sl<>n» NOTABLY GOOD ON ata&e 8N) Melina Ta.b as th'° Innocent and lov tnl Julie Jordan 1md Helen Brown as the lclndJy Nf'ttle J<'owll"r. Then· 1s llttJe to raull about either. ~1pec1ally their bln&tn& Mtss Tosh, one of severul Cal Stale Fullerton gradu leti u1 the production, hu a soprano voice JUSt right tor hitting tho&e tugh notes In ··If J Loved You " Ditto for MlSS Brown 10 her rendi t10n o( ··You'll Never Walk Alone." ROB ERTA WOLf'F.Robinson is believable a~ Carrie Papperidge but her voice falters. She seems to sing better "'hen pa1rt'd with Laurence Daggett, another CSF graduate who plays the stable fisherman and Carne·.!> beau. Enoch Snow The couple's duet in "When the Children Are Asleep" is beautiful. Greg Cox. currently a music maJOr a t CSf', makes a good Btll y Bigelow. the carousel barker who falls tr: low with Julie. He·s handsome. lean and brash His singrng isn't bad but his voice needs more resonance THE MlJSICAL'S most emotional scene as when Billy, persuaded by h1s unsavory pal Jagger to rob mill ownl'r David Bascombe. !>tab'i himsetr and dies. The ca~t wnngs the scene for its full emotional value The now.pregnant Julie and her friends in the smull coastaJ Marne town < vmta~e 1873 l that 1s the set ting gather around Billy as ht" breathes his last. Julie 1s in tears And there was more than one wet · cheek m the audience at a rttent performance In addition to singing there art> :.everal dance number:. The sho"' ·.., ensemble 1s made up of those with talented feet. BUT THE OREA~ scene in which Billy 1s allowed a look at his no" ts.year-Old daughter Louise. played by Theresa Shehan, needs cons1dera ble improvement. "A genuine 1118ete1plece. • .a dnanatk 1~ot art that muat be teen,~ and wn eptn. Don't mlM lt." ----I '0° Jiii Roger Corman Presents ~gie IRJ~-&-1 •II•D1·u1n Mo.~ TllrL-7:00.•:lO Fri .• s .. -1-00.•:•s • ~"<.~ E CW\I "w• 5-d11Y-2:06--4:J0.7:00.9·)0 Cr,r°"'40lti ~., • .-.11...,lfit . ___ _..__..._ __ ,_..;;. Want Cl fftOU$4P ;·~~' orion'! ~ ~· (•s L .) (or oth~r maufcal fnstrum4Pnf J f ur Cl.&~111.-J \d ACTIO' (all A Daily ~~t Ad·••- 642. U 78 -------- £ 2701 Fa in 1ew Ro.td. Costa Mesa, 92626 -Ticket Office -SSb-5527 f • f\LL 5£1\ TS RESERVED -$4, $J and $2 • ! i\IAIL ORDLl<S PltMt ,,1r/11Jt St// nJdrns.-J. sln"'ptJ '"rtlopt t .............................................................................. ™ AL eT'UDIOe "'"°"" Mt --'11-.. #-JM,_ If you need a lift, 'The Blues Brothers' will chase the blues, brother.'' -Gene Shalit, "Today" NBC-TV JOHN BEUJSHI DANAYKROYD 1i:11 ~' '" i1 :1,,,),:1 a,,., a mw,ical comedy JAMES BROW' · l AB CALLO\\AY • RAY CHAJU . .E.S • CARRIE flSKER AJU fHA fRANKU"'I · KENRY GIBSON TIU: BLL'E." BRontERS BA.-..:O ~ ~ OA:-; AYKROYD and JOHN 1.ANDI~ f x« \ltl~ Product"f' BERNI.E BRlU..STEIN Producrd b~ KOBl:.RT K. WEl • C>Uuud bv JOHN I.ANDIS -..... ~··· .. R ..... ·-·-·· ·-·--- •6CJP~' lDW&Ros· CINEMA WEST CINlDOME HARBOR BUD. DRIYI-IN /Yes I"'·"~'!' 89° J1 '> urar.ge 63~·2553 ~nld Ana ~l-1271 EDWARDS' MlRBOR TWll Costa Mesa 6l1·35C1 is a tender romance-adventure that succeeds surprisingly w ell Like 'The Black Stallion: 1t defies the fashionable Louise. who reaches for love only ................................................................................................... .. abhorrence of sentiment and goes st•~·iht for the heart. From a late·V1ctorian novel of Henry Devere Stackpoole abOut two children Shipwrecked on an idyllic island; they build an agreeable life for themselves. grow up to discover sex as well as the cruelty of man and nature The plot 1s predictable, coin- cidences many, symbolism heavy, but It succeeds because of sensitive direction by Randal Kleiser ('Grease') and ingenious portrayals by Brooke Shields and Cristopher Atkins. Rated R for sexual content and nudity, none of which seems exploitive. to find reJecllon, dances with a carnival boy played by Jim Echols. They at times look as though they are still m rehearsal for what is admit· tedly a difficult task. The performers have to cope with a small stage. They handle the s1tua- t1on weU but the sets a nd lighting could be better. The musical will run to mid· August. DiMer. served by waiters. if at 7 p.m. Tuesdays through Fndays. 7:30 Saturdays and s·oo Sundays There is a Sunday brunch at 1: 30 Prices range from Sl 1.95 to $17 95 Reservallons 838-1540. PACIFIC FOUNTAIN VALLEY San Diego Frwy. at Brookhurst Fountain Valley • 962-2481 I UA WESTMINSTER TWIN CINEMA San D iego Frwy. • Bolsa Exit Westm inster • 893-1305 SYUFY CINEDOME Chapman Avenue at S.A. Frwy. Orange • 624-2553 EDWARDS MISSION VIEJO MALL San Ofeoo Frwy. to Crown Valley M ission Viejo • .C9S-6220 EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA Fash1on Island • Newport Center Newport Beach • 644-0760 • -I t f. ''The best and funniest Clint Easnvood n1ovie.'' Janet Maslin .TH£. :'\E\v YORK TIMES 0 A VERITABLE FIRECRACKER OF A MOVIE, exploding Into one of the funniest and most touching films you'll see this, or any ye:.r :• .. Bless you •arooco Billy.• It's time to take Eastwood aerloualy aa one of the mo•t honest. lnfluentlal pel'90nal filmmakers ln the world today.•• ·Tom Allen. Vlllege Voice -Rona Barrett. ABC· TV .. 0 .. You'll chuckle •·plenty at the fun and game• In the dellgbtf ully dlaarmlng 'Bronco Bllly' ... ·Norma McLain Stoop. After Dark Magazi ne ,\ .... I I \ •. ,, ·' .. .- • • Teleftsion TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS I\ I I I , -M••-... , ...... ............ W....WOllWI ....... .. . ......, ......... ... 0..-.... .._.....,. ~ ..... C&:lu I •a.wa .................. al .. 2. ;1.-. ... ,..._....,,.,,..,... -Cle<tor • • lffll!CmlATM9' N ~ rllU Na ... Oii the ...... ,_·--· Of CIRP9 tit.,_ ...... RMlllen IMHlle Ille .. -~OOIWAM'f ; MClllWDTO llfMWW I...._ :.:.:.tOIMOll NICNIWS UO Cl) TIC TAC OOUCIH DICICCA~ •• 8•11•1 8er11no 111• ~ a-&. Wellef Terry, CyntNe ~. ...... ....,,.,. (Pwt 2 ol 21 e anooea 'Ow1 °*•" ~ -ridden ttrougn en ~ oour. end on the Saddlebeclt Track In &outt.n Ca9tomiL OIEW~ .... llllonetr"" ou .. 11: KertWl'IOnl Wllcf\, Meehv- llM'I Rlkla. Wlllly Amoa. 7:00 I C8I NlW8 teCHIWS KUNOAJ Celne ~ • petti towwd • controntellon with evil when lie encounters e men ~ ...-by the devll In hi$ own duel Mture I AllCNEWS (I) JOKER"S WILD • OOOOEfl DUGOUT • 8TREET8 Of' 8AH fAANCl8CO When e oollege INdlet ts accldentelly shol, he <•tu-to let 11'9 poltce ex-the bullet tor tear ol lo&lng a ptomot;on S) OVEREASY Guest authOr I actrns Anne Bute< (CCl (RI l!i) w.cNBL I LEHRER REPORT 7:15 . OOOGEA PRE-GAME 7:30 8 WOALD Of' SURVIVAL Flglat•ng Bark Eddie Albert (right) and Martin Kove play i:t rathe r and son who fight to save their lumber and t:nining business in the TV movie "Trouble in High Timber Country" tonight at 8 on ABC, Channel 7. loe Angelea Dodgers VII Sen fr81'1Cl9QO Giwlta • MACNEll / L.EHAElt REPORT fli) VOTEM' PfPEUHE "County S..t" Holl. Jim Cooper (J) P.M. MAOAZINE A IMture on a "O.tlng Game" deta: • betllnd-1~ --look at the Cypt- Garoena weter-llk1 ahOw 8:00 II (I) THE INCAEDl8lE HUU< O.Yld wins • larva sum or mon-v and rnetias plans 10 use 11 to llnd a CUOI 10< hit ettllet;on (RI 0 HE.RFS BOOMER Boomer helps • bhnd dog get htt own -no eye oog (RI U BEST OF OOHNY ANDMAJllE lumber~ G MOVIE • • • • Buter" ( 19721 Petrteta ~. SCott Jaco- by A young boy wtth a spee«I •mpe(l•ment OOI· lapses Into an emotional breakdown when his par- ents dac1de to gel dlvor<:ed 12 hfa ) ti) MOVIE • • '"' "The BrHktng Point " ( 19501 John Garl\eld. Phy1Us Thaxter Based on uwi •IOfY by Erne11 Hemingway A charter slupper ~s up 1n lhe m•Odie of • synd>Cllltl shOOl·OUI (2 hrs I fD 28 TONIGHT Hosl Clute Roberts fii) WASHINGTON WEE.IC IHREVIEW 8:30 IJ ME ANO MAXX The <!eelh ol Norman ~ lathe< ~ NOfman to tnonk at>out his relet;onM\lp Wtlh hi5 ctl!ld fl) WASHINGTON WEEK INREVIEW Dot UI VtOA. "9lrO. ....._ ,,.,..,, "flt • WAU.mmTWl9C ''The ~ HOw led Cln "0..1" au.· An'* II MOl!kO""U. *9 Pf .... oant. Oeen Witter ~lne • tiMarTilW-•_,..,.. ™M11W ··011ne11· The Ollar' The egll'9 Olar'MI .. ......., IO IN ~ Of Lonie and ,_ one °' '* or•i.c ~lie ~·· .... .,., QOnntct. (Patt ' °' ~1JCC)(R) I:*>. WOHOIMJl ~ OIMAGte "°9t 8111 Bixby. au.fl: "'-' Aaglt. Shlmeda. • 8'°'AM&fTO WfE( INMVIEW HOii MurrllY ~ 10:00. (I) DAU.AS In an affor1 to ttaao Jod< out °' the Ofllce. .J.R. bring.I Bobby ti-* Into EIWlQ Oii (R) G A MAH CAU..ED &ONE Sloene goee el out 10 1100 ti doabolleal plot to destro, .,. American tn)p9 ~ -Of dMdly 1ocu91._ (RI I I) HEWS 9 TENSPEED ANO BAOWNSHOE A mystar1ou1 woman 9et101 E.L encl UOnel on a oeooerous S3 mollion ~ motldhunt I NATIONAL NEWS INOEPENOENT EYE • Sornrtty" A I<><* el the sorortty •yttem tod1y, e.camlning the experienc)es ol memben end u-mem- l>en (both mtnortty .,., white). 6l) SPECIAL "TV· The Fabulous Rftles" Lucille Ball. David Jan-. M1cheel Landon, Mary Marton, Donah ShOnl and Red Skelton 1a11e 11 IOOk at Ille e~tal days of TV S youth INl"'1ng CltpS from dozens of the eerty P<Q9<1mS 10-30 ... NEWS 11:00888 (1)~ NEWS 0 NEWLYWED GAME G OAVEAU..ENAT LARGE T onion• Dave rs Adam end Eve. • nuctew -survo-vor and a MeJUC8ll revotu- t o()(lary TUBE TOPPERS KTI'V • 7: 30 -Dodger Baseball. The Dodfiers travel to Candlestick Park for a senes with their old rivals, the San Francisco Glant.s. ABC D 8:00 -"Trouble in Hlgh Timber Country." Eddie Albert stars in this new TV movie about a family battl· ing out.side forces seeking to lake over a lumber business (photo al left). KOCE 9 10 :00 -.. TV: The Fabulous Fifties." A nostalgic look at television's formative years with Lucille BalJ, David Janssen. Michael Landon. Mary Mart.in and many others. an ~uon Into • ~ rtno ., WIMtllS>OH UPDATE Highlighta ol awly round pllly In Iha ~ T--T~ I OAT1NO OAl4 9 l'NOAYS G RHODA The! rottetl 10t> Brande 1811 She held ., lhe bank looks ttt.e • rOM g•08n afler Sll4I quit• beong • I .... end 11 l.aed with the tnorn1 OI unemployment • HOGAN'S HEROES The HerOM alt.,,..pt to IOtt tne , .. , ot • ,_ weapan belllg tried at Stet11g 13 • GETSMART Ma.c encl 99 .,.. ualgneo a Mlode milllOflGH'T- 12:00 U TWIUGWT ZONE oe,,,.,. Ctang1e oeco<1• 10 lalil!' ·~ on "'1 me evil Pf'Ople Ill IM work! 0 TME SULUVAHS Tho! boys ate l1'0mlic "•~•oet ,., de1ermtne<J to ""'NI< ..,,. ~onl0d9ty. ., OETSMART Mu and 99 try to rrao .. K.AOS agent ~ 10<099 temoua '*"'"'V~ 83 CAPTIOHE.D A8C NEWS 12:30 9 MOVIE • ··~ "TM n...o Secret~ 119641 Stl!Ohen Boyd Jaca H...,..1ns A psydlOena- 1131' o.ugflter comnnces one ol "'' pauents 10 help "'" l1nd ner lather's murOerf!t I 1 hf . 5~ mm I G MOVIE • • •-. • Joe Daliota" t 1957) Joe~ Manoney. Luana Pall9'1 A "''~ rides trHO ,.. 'VTl&ll Wt-stMn !own ono 1ranslorm~ the alrtl06- pne-<e trom dOQ~a•-d09 to one ol lrot'lndly coopeu1- 11an ( I nr 30 m1t1 I ti) NA TlOHA1. HEWS 12 40 fJ RETURN Of' THE SAINT A rocll. slat Wf>O wes ~ld> r•IPP«f ror her o""" good oy '>1mr.n is 11*> k!Q- r 1004'0 rrom hlf"\ 0 MOVIE • • Fillp • t 1•ro1 Amhor>f Ou1nn. Cleuo" Akon' S..""° O'l 1 hit ~ l>Y u.... HuNa>... A y":IU"') '"° in H>C()Onl .... ~ oo.,,..r, ~..,,, •• lnlfiW'fPf~ ~ hi• onr~"" • tri..tf r.of\O!~. n • At zon, t•'l"'fu111 t .... .,,.... 10 IM 100.llf\S 1 .. ,.,, I tfO Tl4E PRICE IS RIQMT ,OO Q) WOVIE • • .. Tt>t•., WPt,. E """"°.tt.ie 11~51 Roi>- .,-1 MClnt(IOf'IMlfY, John Weyna. Directao by John F~d The bomblnO Of P-1 Harbor ......... o1 PT boR ttla long ••M· ea~ to orOYa lhalt value (2 hrL, t6 min ) •wov. • • "Cure• Of T11a V~" ( 1970) A"'9lle Fu.nt•, Eddie OerO.. A l>tottlet and ... IMrn thin !Mir vamplr'llM -acQulred from 1halr mothat (2 hfl) t:IOO S100,000NAMETHAf TUNE 1: 15 D MIOMOHT 8PECW. Hoell: Aml>toale. O~: Paul McCannay, Petet T~. The Ptet~ er1, Gerry Retlerty, Roctty Burnette t:50 9 NEWS 2:001) MOVIE * •• ·~ "The Su'PllCI" 1 t!M51 Cn111111s lauOhlon. EJ1a Reines Scot.lend Yard goes al1er a llOf e ITlet\llQ8I' wt><> mu•dered f\ta wile •11• lall•ng '" love With 0 younger WOf\'1811 (2 "" I 2:25 9 MOVIE • • '1t ''The Day TIMI Ellf1tl Stood Still (19511 MiCl>ael Rennoe. P11nc1a Neal Atter a strange spacactatl r.no. "' WUl\.ng1on. D C. en em.nar, ~OM. warn- "'O Eanl't 10 cea'4!1 '" lle>mlC expernnen1a1oon.. ( t n. .55m•n) 0 HEWS 2.:30 0 MOVIE • • ·~ "Barbary Coasl" 11935 ) Joel M cC•e•. Edwaro G Robinson Roo IKJhls. gatnbllnq dnd boOZ· '"9 •t!IQll in San f'ranciSCQ 1n ll'te 18006. (1 lir~ ~ min } ?'40 0 NEWS 2 450 HEWS 3;00 ti) MOVIE • *'" Fw\I 5PK~htO On v..,.,,. .. (196.?) Yowo Tani. OlcJncit LuH1a In 1980 Hq"I ~llSI'> d11GOver U IJfOQt~'>"f" cow 11.14111)('1 on t"" p1ane1 venu,. I 1 "' • .lO m•n J 3·1sm MOVIE • • 1 Th"' Unhntv-<-d Dane..,-p~11 tA8fQdtet 0 Bnen. 08"ny ThOmh ~oo o MOVIE • • • lo'1f r,l)t.l•wa Ot Cov-ntry . c 1'1'>61 "".Nr~ 0 Hora. G"Of')f' N..O...r '20 8 ST£VE EDWARDS 0 NEWS •.25 0 t.IOVIE * * ~ "Horror lt*'td" (1t4tl Olea Foran, Leo CarrllO ....... _,...•tG- WOI"'" 6:11 THE M'l.D1AH ~ • MEWi ooe••NTY f£EDeACK Ho9f· Fernando Def RIO. • IMVEMITY OI THE AIR I IUMMIEJt llMll8TP 1:16 llGHON FllMI THAT ftAa4 ·~ tkMMER 8'Ml8T8' THATICAf OOUNT'RY ROAOI DAVEY AHO OOUATH i SflEAKOUT ROUPERAOOM CAP'T10NED NltC NEWS (I) TYPING FOR TH£ BEGINNER <II rrs YOUR IU8INES8 7:00 8 MAAL.O AHO THE MAQIC MOVIE MAQ llHE 0 GOOZIUAI Ol08€TFl0 I I ERS AOYENT\Jf'E HOUR I BIO BLUE MAA8l.E 9 SUPEAFAIEH08 HOTFUOOE Q) TEENSOENE fD YOOAFORHEALTif (I) IHTEAHATIOHAL CUISINE 7 30 1J DUSTY'S TREE.HOUSE IJ PACESETTERS 0 THE LONE RANGER Q) MUNOOAEAL Q) SOHRISAS &i) ZOOM(R) 6i) YOOAWITH MADELINE CJ) KJ08WOAU> 8.00 I) CIJ MIGHTY MOUSE I HECKLE & JECKU 0 FRED AHO 8AAHEY MEET TME SHMOO 0 THE Rlfl.EMAH 0 tfGJ PLASTICW.H G ROU.ER SUPEAST ARS Q) MAYBEAAY RFD ti) SPEClAL PEOPLE fD ONCE UPOH A CLASSIC · · r rw, Ots in her wa.worti s. (Part !°) o4 lOI (C.C)IRI 6i) YOOA WrTH MADE.UNE Host John Forsytlle 0 FAMILY FEUD D HOLLYWOOO SOUAAES 0 ®' FACE THE MUSIC Q) BASE.BALL Guests At>Oy Gibb, Paul Lvnoe Betty White. G ~ A8CMOVlE ·Trouble In High Timber Counlry" (Prem-e) Eddie Alt>etl. Kl!Yln Bl'Q9fly. An Independent lamlly bal11es OCIS OI A bolage by unoon 0<ganizllfs and a conorom- e<111e seel(1ng conlrOI ol !tie tem11y·s m1n1ng arid fii) WALL STREET WEEK "Tile Economy How Bad Can II Get7" Guest ArnolO X M051cOWiU. Y>Ce P<tlSI· dent, Deen W 11ter Aeyrn>lds. Inc Q) THE 000 COUPLE Fella reveals how ne OestrOyed rus own mar- "• Dy trying to aave Otc8r ~ ti) TME BEHNY HILL SHOW JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & Batiuk • Channel ~bf ing• • KNXT (CBS) Los AnQelP'J 0 KNBC (NBCI Los AnQeles O KTLA (Ind) Los Angelos D KABC TV (ABCI Los Angeles ({) KFMB (CBS) 5dn 01PQO G KHJ TV (Inn I Los Anq£•1es ®1 KCSl IABCJ San 0 1eqo Q) KTTV (lno) Los Angelt•s Q) l<COP·TV (Ind) LO'> AnqPIP<, ED KCET·TV (PBS) Los Ang1•lt·s '1i> KOCE·TV (PBSI Huntinglon Beacn 9:00 IJ Cf) THE OUt<ES Of' HAZZARD The Duke boys dtscovef that a demol1hon <kltby ts a CoYet·UP IO< amugglerl (R) a ROCl<FOfU) Fil.ES A b ltnd p1yc hOIOg1sl (t<atnryn HarrOldl wh<>m Jim once dated ,,., .. him to hnd 11'8 muroeiw or ner 11ance (RI U WONDERfUl WORlD Of'MAGIC Holt Bill Bixby. Gu.ti I Benny looki at the "Vtntan Ot The Y 88f • Awllfd$. fl) NON-FICTION TElEVISION • Paul Jacobs And ~ Nuciear Gang" The reel and potentl&l heards Of IOw·levet raOtahOf'I and the 1119990 attempts by u S government agenoes to ~eep thll 1ntormallO<'I lrom thtl "~ people .,. dOCtJmented I f.30 I) (I) TH£ AVENGERS The 8 10 lr8111 lo London becomeS fl'>e IOClll point of '<OU HA\/E. AN INiE.i:<EsTiNG Ll6'A.ARY,JOHN ... Fuller Back • in Saddle Again By J ERRY B UCK LOS ANGELES <A P > -Robert Fuller feels that he is back at home do- ing the contemporary western "Jake's Way." "I started out doing westerns and I love them," said Fuller. who 1s hQpmg that the pilot will lead to his fourth television series "'The executive producer is Richard Lewis. He had the same JOb when I did 'Laramie .' He's the man who cast me fo that first series 20 years ago " .. JAKE'S WAY," IN which Fuller 'plays Sheriff Jake Rudd of Fox County. Texas, will be broadcast as a special on 'CBS Saturday night. H 1t gets a good enough rating, it could return as a series at mid.season. Its one-hour length makes it rather unusual. since most dramatic pilots now are made as lwo- bour movies. Fuller said he's counting on the movie "Urban Cowboy" lo do for country- westem musjc what ''Saturday Night Fever" did for disco. ··we can come right in under that," he said. "We 've got a great country-western theme." The pilot was fiJmed entirely on loca· t ion in New Braunfels and Bandera County, Texas. Jl also stars Slim Pickens, Steve McNaughton, Ben Lem· • moo and Lisa LeMole. FULLER'S FIRST ser ies was "'Laramie," which was on NBC for four teasoos. He played a young drifter who 'I LOVE WESTERNS' Actor Robert Fuller last series, he played a doctor for seven years in "Emergency.'' · ··1 was raised in Key West. Fla .• " he said. "That's why I am like I am today -I Jove to hunl and fish. Ernest Hem· ingway was living there then, but I never saw him. We used to see Presi- dent Harry Truman a Jot. They'd tel us out of school and we'd line Flagler Boulevard to watch him.'' "It was a great place to grow up. I'd like to get my own kids back to an en· vironment like that." Hts first JObs in films were as a chorus dancer. stuntman and extra He danced with Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell m "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." "I DIDN'T REALLY know if I wanted to be m the businesi. or not." he saad "Then in 1953. l ~ot drafted and was sent to Korea, where I was with the 24th Infantry." He still didn't know if be wanted to be in the movies. but when he got out of the Army he stopped in Hollywood to v1s1t ttis old friends. ·'They talked me into coming with them to acting classes," be sa..td. "They said 1l was run by some guy named Richard Boone. I didn 't want to go. but l s howed up. I dJd some 1mprovisallon, and afterward Boone suggested that l become a professiooaJ actor." He spent the next three years study· in g acting, both with Boone and at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York. "I REMEMBER THE rlrst pro - fessional acting I did," he said. "It was an anthology show with Chuck Connon. l can't remember the name, but it was a war thing and I was playing a soldier.'' One of his close frienda at the time was another struggling actor named Burt Reynolds. They bad met on a hayride. Helping PatD Boomer (right) comes to tbe a id of Fred, a dog left s1~htless after aa a uto accident. on ''Here's Boomer" tonight at 8 on NBC, Chan- nel 4 . Farrell Takes Post HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Mike Farrell, wbo co- stars in CBS' "MASH." has wolunteered to become the spokesman for CONCERN. the international hunger relief organbation. Barkeep 'Stole' Fight RENO <AP> -On Sa turda y morninA, Larry Mullin woke up to a ca ll from "60 Minutes." "Wide Wo rld of • Sports," ''Sports Spec- t a c u I a r" and media from New York to Japan have phoned to ask him how he dtd it. How he watched the Sugar Ray Leonard-Roberto Duran fight without buying a t1ckeL The owne r of the • Bermuda Tnangle Bar m Reno offered a free view of lhe cham - pionship fight -along with $2 drinks -to bis p a trons las t Friday night. He did it by setting up a microwave receiver aimed at the satelli~ whi ch w as reeding tiignals to closed-circuit television outlets around the world. "All I wanted to do was show the fight to my customers." Mullins 1 threw in with two brothers trying to bang onto the ramlly ranch after their father's m urder. Next, he put in two Jean aboard "Wagon Train." In his His mother ran a dance school in Key West, and Fuller took dancing lessons. "We ended up at a hot dog stand after the hayride and Burt predicted that a year from then we'd both have our own TV shows. So help me, It's the truth. Within a vear Burt wu on 'Riverboat' and I was in 'Laramie.' Farrell became Interested .rter seeing a fllm created by the Rev. Mike Dobeney. co-founder of CONCERN. Tbe organization is based in Ireland. s aid. • Ah, th comf of t hom Th•re'a no plKe Mil• home to 9nfOY •II tM comforta of • aubecrlptk>ft to the D.,ty Pttoc. Att•r all, •h•t could b• coaler then the convenMlnce end .. wtnga OV9t buying It •t tM new a eland? For •• ... • '4.00 • IWOftllt. ro-r .-. fMlwe the Deity ,_ rtgM et your doonHp ..oe. Cley. And 'C:~~p wltet'•.,,........., ta ttuit IN De1fr Pttal antwe• tuat wMn you "8we time to teed -WffkdeY •ventne-. •••nd momlnga. 642~32:1 DAILY PILOT • c f .. • • i IC ~~ ; 270 Ent 17'1h St. o.. ..... c.,_, ...... ............... _... ........ = ................. • ... _.. ...... ' lNTERMtSSION Die LaughJ:n:g at 'Little Murders' .. WWI a 90CJBS•• WAS pl"OChK'ed but once. ., ___ .. Pajama Party Leslie Kim Norris (center) sings a ballad to "Freddy, My Love" as Robin Taylor Cleft) a nd Denise Dales join in dunng a scene from the musical "Grease" al the Harlequin Din· ner Playhouse. The show is running in· definitely with performances nightly except Mondays and reservations taken at 979-5511. Intermission Tom Titus by SoutllCOMl~ lo 1112. and now "Lit· tle Murdln.. I.I ftnd1q it.a way to Oraqe Cou.nt1 adeDcel y way ol t.be area's newest community theater group. Showcase_ Product 1ona ol WestmlDBler. It's on stage Fridays and Saturd1y1 tbrou1b July 13 at the city's audlt.oriu.m, 1m Westm..inater Ave. "Uu.le Murden" lJ a black comedy lo the 1trlctat MOM ol the term -a play that is •ltemately hilarious and gripping, with the com- edy and trqedy deftly interwoven. It \s splendid- ly mouqted by Alex Koba, founder and managing direct« ol Sbowcue. It becim1 deceptively I like any other genera• don la&> comedy, with a mlddl&-aced New York couple awaitinl the arrival ol their daughter and TMllCAST C.ro1N_.i<1 • • . louKOSOV Marjorle..._,.sl , , • Sllln.y lt-Petsy.... , . . L,._su.11..., Alfred ..... , .. • , . JonV-al K ..... y.... ,. . ..... .,,..JM!Kaml...ao Jl.ld9eS'*"' ..... ........... ... . ........... T-~~ .....,,., O\cllM ., •. , •. , •• . . .. . . . . ....... 11-., KOllol ...... ~PrKtle• -·-· --··· . .... -· ...... "910.-•d her fiance. Before loog, however, Feiffer's sting- ing wit comes into play, and in the second act the playwright's darker side maoilests itself. LOU KOSOY OOMINAT~ the stage as the rather, an Archie Bunker type created berore "AU in the Family" waa born. Shirley Rowe is h.is wife. perhaps the only "normal'' figure in the play. Their interplay -especially when she calls him by bis hated first name <Carol) -la de ligblful and they create a believable couple. Not so believable -but hilariously effective -are their two-fisted daughter and her sub· missive boyfriend. Lynda Scarllno is the strongest ol the caat as the pugilistic spinster who seems to attract limp-wristed swains, wblle newcomer Jon Voekal is equally impressive as her human punching bag who finds his courage too late. Jan Kaminski is quite good as the secretive son who's exposed in the play's funniest scene - presided over by Robert Koko! doing a Timothy Leary takeoff as a hip clergyman uniting the lov- ers. Paul Teschke excels as a flinty old establish- ~~~~~~~-~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "RAMBUNCTIOUS, TOUCHING, RAUCOUSLY FUNNY AND SAVAGELY DRAMATIC." -CMM1 Cllemplm, LOS ANOELE5 TIMES 1119UDS' CllllMA WlST WeslmtnSte< 891-393~ -,, 00 • 2 0 • ~ lO .... 10 •) .... , tmrra COUT Co5ll ~ !>'9·3~2 -1l00•2l0•)00 14$•10JO Otl A •Gl Ofll WE-4• • H&IO ICCDTI.DlfOll ,..,. UIGAG(IHJtf •• -~ c "WHOLLY MOSES" . ..,, ... BRUBAKER'" Ill I •7ffE EMPIRE t'°> STRl~S BACK" -llO~~- l ... OUGHCUT'" CPGJ .. THE EMPIRE ·"'°> STRIKES BACK" -llO~- "lllMY POPPINS'' 10RTH AYINUf! MGUU.Rr (G) C~tied cxh VU!ed 10 ~to • JO pm Muouv to f1>dov IJPP9()' Ill fhf 01"' ~·S l- Ol IO<> l1:JW·1I 6oe2-5678 e n DAILY MATINEES-All S2.00 tfll 2:30 p.m. ftm.I MANN THE AT RES alil •1 '11 TH1 ,,· •• ~·1 ~//4 FREE Bucking Bull Rides! See the movie "URBAN COWBOY ' on S.turday, JuM 28th and ride the mechanical bull, llke the one In the movie, FREE! MIDNIGHT SPECIAL! Friday and Saturday at 12:30 "RICHARD PRYOR: Live In Concert" All Seats $3.00 A TPllll'YI M'Cfln MA.a NIHU"-· Robert Redford 448RUBAK.Er 12: 15-2:45-5:15 '51 8:00-10:30 l=:::t Honky·&onk ntifhts . -- ment JU(!Ce. while Pat Oswald, wbo took over hi.a role wtth just two days' DOt.lce, lbon Pf01DiM aa an antqoa1at.lc cop. VOSIUL'S POIGNANT monoloiue recallln1 his attempta to commWlicate wttb whoever waa operuna b.ta mail In the service la a memorable bit of actiq. And the ememble play wblJe KC>koJ completely diamanUea the weddins cenmony a.be> Lt first rate. Botb •cenes are preeeated ID vintage Feiffer style, a bit beavy banded but highly effective. "Uttle Murden " is a prime cut for Fei.f-ferpbiles, but it may oot go down smootbly wttb other aegmeota of the audience •ccustomed to more traditional theater. lo any event.. Koba's production ia neatly done and worth a vi&tt. * THE OPENING PaODUCl'ION Of the 1980-81 aeaeoo at the West.minata Comm..uty Theater is in rebeanal for a July u opentna with Jack Secud directing the comedJ ''Tbe Lut ol the Class" by prolific pl1ywrl1bt Fred Carmichael. Jim f1ynn and J . D. Reichelderfer bead t.be Westminster cut as senior clmms from t.be class of 1940. Others in the company include Joe R1tkes, Frances James, Laurie Sondag, Steve Crosby and Debbie Caroll "Last of the Class" will be presented Fridays and Saturdays through Aug. 9 with an 8:30 curt.am at the theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Call 893-8626 for advance reserva· lions. • BACKSTAG}; -The Huntington Beach Playhouse will hold its annual meeting Sunday at 2 p m m the theater. Suite 39 of the Seacli!f VillaJ::e Center on Main Street at Yorktown A venue m Jlunungton Beach . excerpts from past shows will be presented and new officers elected for the 1980-81 seasoo. . . "JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO GO FISH!NG IN THE CARIBBEAN ..• • NOW PLAYING AMC OMNGI MAU MA••·s SOUTH COAST f.DWAllOS' CUKllllA WISl O•~ngr I ~!d ~.';d ~ .. , 111 w~r-Sl~I 8Jl·J, M•A ,AU CMUJHll MN "3rt 81' o&C1() ---. 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COLE OF NEWPORT REALTOIS 251 SL Coad Hwy .. C--.. Ms 675-5511 FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY Two units on R-2 lot, prime Eastside Costa Mesa location. Assume 11 o/r 1st . seller will carry 2nd . To.acartsf1 ..... 646-7171 645-7009 Cret..t . --·····-········ ........ _,_. 81 I .. 1002 4 Bedroom 21h Batb .... --••••••••-•••• bocDe on large ~lot IEACM DW'\IX bi& enough fOf' a pool. 8oc:k to ocean! Name R. V. aceesa. Owner will term a • • u bm it! comider A.J.T.D. with Deapente! Reduced to ~down. SUJ.500. m> ISi.AMii CHilM -uunUCWDCts.-ct,.., Balboa's finest value. 2 unats. Reduced to . . . . : . ; . ...... ; . :·· 00¥8 SHOUS 1298.000. CallMf>-7171 FALLllOOIC CONTEMPORAIY ESTATE sszs.ooo ............... This brilliant achievement or the landscape architect and architect owner will never again be replaceable at this price. 4400 sq ft, 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba, dining rm. family rm. den, 3 frplc's. LOAN OF $250,000 A$UMABLE AT 11.6%. UMl'TID laOIBS aA&.TOU Frcmces Kc•sd 741-2261 PEHIMSULA ~MT !':ewly decorate d 4 bdrm . family home. Ocean view! $325.000. IAYF«ONT We have se\ era I fine homes with pier & sltp E:L TORO HORSE COUNTRY 4 Bdrm4' .. 3 h aths: ranch ~t~·le . mini-e stute in oranJ!e t?rO\es. S2-19.500 Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR .J4 l Buy\ocJ,. Dr ov,. ".i B 6/S 616 1 -ray· Ao t!Aegant display of in• (Jl¥•t '" '•II\ IV'# 01 •II'•• I • a §€:~~~~ [~ IHMtl ..:=~~~~==~1--------I ly rooma are "ch.arm· -.-1 ?SJ.1100 oPfN 1119•11SIUN108' Nit I RCTaylorCo ',~() 1,100 ---. THE REAL ESTATERS MEW UST'IM$S DUPLEX • doors to beach. Two-2 bdrm + owner's pad. Good sum· mer/w int e r rental. Owner flexible on fmaoc· ing. trade, et.c. Subaut. ~.000. SJ500DOWM With a new ~ )Oen at 121h3 mtenst. It may be pomible to own lhil larse 2 Bdrm 2 bath home. Overloob larite green· bett area. Sharp. clean \mJl. OnJy •• 9'50. Call ~z:n.J oPft-1 '•· '. ,, \ • .," '".,,, ..... , • [91li111 DOMT MISS THIS s Off 6 Bdrm C'aS&Om home pUnned ror ror c...as y care '° you. can go fisbmg, to Ole beach, oc ~ lll tbe sun or spa. ExcepllOO&l bu;y at S..500. mg".. and the gourmet FAMILY HOME 2 UNITS 2 bdrm + 1 ...auLA ll$S Y• kitcbeo will delight any Large 5 bedroom 3 bath bdrm oo 30x8S lot. \'2 "l'llftD. SIM,000 housewife. $525,000. Mesa del Mar 2-story. b&ock to beach. OWC 1st Brand New Lal Veg.a.a, :ne=o:r-= LAHR• 631-7300 M.I. ~·ir':!Ji~~ TD.Pricedat$18S,OOO. r!,e~s.'~og~ea!!t'?i!! WOD'l1-t..CalJ~ ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ crg.lar alarm system SIDE BY SIDE · ~ lease option. only Ol'INll19•11\llJl'lro&N•I lillmJt! 1--------i and a new lawn In the d\c>le'Us. One 2 bdrm, 2 S600/mo. Call now , Wh Ir. IO" .. T SUP "--~·ard. Assume exist· ba, priced at $US,OOO . .-. -~ ..... y ma e sumeooe A _....., o 2 bd 1 b ........ .--. I Av'"" ao•E i... .. 1o9n and owner m1av ne rm. a 1--------e ae's mortcage pay· n.u.n.uu ... --ooo UniU dose to ..-. oo-.a menu when with oaly $300,000 Includes 30ft bdp fmance. Full price -· · """ ..... " S15,!iOO dD " ~.!iO pr c r u i s er a n d 2 Br $K9,000. Call ~2l5111111 pert. beach •sbopplo.g. °1'QB" DD. (iocluding lases " waterfront condo. Sale, .SELECT In c.o.t. Mes.a'• finest .aoe fees) yoa can a c-lease OIJl. leaae, rat oc area, 3 Bdrm 2 bath, ql&.re an eq\Dty interest !! Pia. terms. PROPERTIES adde-d wood beamed b> .., ocean new Nwpt family l"OOID, Wee brick Bcb Twabome? B•t JACK HOWELL ---~· VA. DO down Hlln)' OD this! 41'1 t <\S51)114 I I\ I llU'I"~ tenm. V llCAllt and needs 644-1156 COST A ..sA .,___ ..._ .. flldn&. llOUOO.. Ad DOW! AM~IL Nice S Bdrm, fa"ftily raom home w1lh pool • lots d. nice things. Let us ~you.. $1'&.000. ••ua. SMOelS 2 Story towribouse. l bdrms. 2 hreplacn. LAJlGE master amte . Private commaaitJ With pocXs, tennis c:ourt.a • be.dL S1&S. 7S7. MAllRY ST AUFf"ER SEA LION R&\1.TY 6TMJM 497-3- \\: I ~--I l ·, ·• TAYLOR CO,- f{ I·.;\ I . l ( l JI'... I ' • I (' II i 116 CANYON COUHTRY CWI Right on the lush green 18th fairway. Country French living, 5 Bdrms, 3 + baths. Approx. 4 ,500 sq ft of pure c harm. Custom built by one of area's finest builde rs. Pool-spa-library. Quality construction. Newport Beach and Big Canyon at its best. $895,000 WUUY H. TAYLOR CO .. UALTOl.S 2111 S-Juc' ........ MIWPO«r CIMTB. H.I. 6.._.., I 0 I PALM DESBT IM WUTCU~ G rac1ous and s pacious custom 2 bedroom home. prime Weslcliff area. beautiful pool, colorful gardens. se r e ne e nviron s . quality appointments. $425,000 . U~IVUI: 11()MI:' REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 u•t Co.Mt Hlghw.ty, C«ona cW - WE HAVE 32 OF THf BEST USTINGS DI'°"'" HOWIMti FAMLT1 You can grow n ght in to this 4 bdrm Harbor View Homes Monteo Plan . Great location near greenbelt & pool. Family rm. e nclosed yard, beautifully derorated -move right in! Priced ri~ht at $239.000 1714) 673-4400 121lt611-2121 HARBOR JllS IULlY ·~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Barplnl All 2 Bdrms. ~ucu' There's oaJ.y ooe. Call 1= Laree lot. good income. 3 bedJoom Ealbkie CM 54&-2SIJ Jl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~---------------673-6210 SEU. lldle Items with a S1S8,960. Call for IDOC'e condo, f_ormer model. ~ .. ,, ., • ,, , ,.,.~ •ol'I ,., • :. ·~~IEST.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.Dlily_._PUot_._Class-•ifi•ied-Ad.• ~-~~~.j "' .. ~a.~~[~11111 ":'.: [®li~lll~~;:.~J MOWfVErs lfluion Hills Cou.atry Qub.3br.3ba.~ IJDuMd. Luxury condo. ~ lfJJll eoune. $131.000 fint T. D. 9 7/ffle. Valiae l*,OIO. Want to sell or trade for eqmty in Npt. ar Lacuna home w/new • yard. DougW Horug men-1111 (Owner> Spedacu1ar added game 101/~ U Tl room with wetbar, blto FREEHOMELIST nm&. pool lab&e. llx.36' b V .A. HOUSING BKR. s par1r.lin1. pool. •1e macna I irvine ·•s1.a111· cedar sauna. 4 Bdrms. aeparate mast.er awte. realty, 3~ .. tbs, fam.U7 room with brick fpk, dining ..-ea. many stru. Home now vacant, owner wants out. $221,950. Call ~~•O )fCJN IOMNofT , .. ,. ... sas.soo ~ rih2betba and a ~ uaumabl.e loan. IMJ&-ID eledric kitchen. • Cl'JINP••'Q pool. V.unl •' aad U1e owner baa I I thd ~ 151..Jlll ~TH£ REA i ~ £S1AIERS_ IMMACULATE SPANISH VILLA D•'t IElliM tllis cuf09 3 ... f••ily Ito•• lo b•••tlf•I Hortllwood! Tiie be1t of Hft',-tlil•• Pool, ... ...., ,..... .... .....,,..... ... _..,. It••••• w/.,.. ..._ uill9gl. ft: apluc•, ..cl ..._ hlb. OttMt--•llfffn htct.de c .. to. kltdtea w/••et,tttkg. cnto. wlSldaws 9CI ..... c.,..t ............ .,_, pGH 11p IW• Giie. $210,000. As tl1 • c1ut9 l.JllO ISL.6-SEUER RHAHCIHG A11 II to. of S 196,000 + ow•er well cwry oddltfoHI fln•E .... Hewlf lllMd•d 3 bed,._., ... J ..... wttll •arct,,.ood floors. colto• .wte ._ US!lllf lillto21n. _. c...,.. ........ _,patio. .,. . ..., .......... .. ._.. Udo Yllep ••a.,111 9•1et, ,.acefel co•--lty •••lro••••t o• ••• of Mew,_.,s en9'nl•• ltl•dL OHaed lit $371.000. s• • • WILL HELP All ._. • .. """ •ct 11d d••••, a ·-..... Or uAut •• I ..... te ... _. .. ,_,,a111tt111r. wlll el•• J,,,• 11101 c .... ::~~:.:=:= _. I 1•*•11 , .... .-., ,..., .... -.... o•••Sl•l. .... 644-7020 NEWPORT IEACH 4ft-4111 · 491-1720 s-11'-Lu; ....... 497.UJf ! 4tWllJ Lis u•u:• _,_. A SUBS.DIARY OF THE IRYINE COMPANY LIHDA ISU! Tip of the island on the largest lot <over 133' l for entertaining incl. bar & separate music room. Handsome paneled library -4BR suites - gourmet kitchen. Swimming pool - air-conditioning -and many other luxury features. Appl. only. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. G-1 752-1414 SSl-8700 Cornp... Vala-; (.,,.,., Wocxt>nOQe C....., "J.IJJS '44o62tl qc)I ~~e Harb!;it v-C..- BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT--IAL IS. 0..... ..... 2 .. ~ ......... _. ••'411'• a-.. ".,.....a l•••c• ote. Yooa9 -4 Hcltl .. WATBROMT 2 story :s• ~ ............. .... . ti.. .. . .... '1:ff:"' ..... , Wnao _..__. o J Mw """" .... Sl,OH,OIO. 67Mf00 HIGH ON A Hill-VU C1;r:=92 111 rdd1' wtlt w•.of o ........ 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Fee ( IN NEWPORTCEN12'R J -.. 644-9060 J It's new. ~ or 9811 your Interest tn a condominium. own-your-own ..,tment or recreational pro- perty In the DaJty Pilot's new dmlification: 'J1ME SllAIU1'G I INTERVAL <JW1U'M8BIP 2450 lknl atwtng lnt.r41 ownership is a rmpk:lfy gr,owfng portion of Clllfomia't booming leisure real ..... economy • Find the latest offerings In cl ... lflcatlon 2450. or call ~to pl-=e an ad tor your ti,,. ..... pn>perty . DAILY PILOT ...,1678 ' CE llDlll ILllllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE H~ VIEW Htu.S St>nsataonally Ext 1ttnii New Lasu.e On The ~1arket. An Ele!lanl Broadmoor ~ In One Of C-Orona del Mar's Loveu.t Areas. t-•our Bedroom!\ Plus A SpaclOUI Family Room. A Great f't'('hnll Of Qwet Serenity & SeclUSIOO. Offered At $330.000. ~ llACH IARGAIM f nur Yean VounJt Two Lari;!e Bedrooms. Tastefully Decorated Wtth t-:arthtone <'arp('t'\ Ne\l\ral Del·or & Wallpap('rs. fresh & Clean Ready t'or A New Owner. Ore an V 1t•w 1-·rom ()ne Red room. l'ommun1tv Pool. Sauna. 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'1M4 Att-ylar P•not1•IA~t1·• Put>lf\IWCI 0......,.. C.0.0>1 o.ll'I Pllol .Juno 10. JI, ?1. tqec) 1~ PUBLIC NOTICE ' 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T --· _. .. _ - CIUFlllA IAQIAY ~IQUI IS LOOtaUa7 .•. HlllES IUITY . 'ndll I · ttory I bdr'lft a beth holM (U \\lf .. a l•l'I• H INlr•tc fa091l)' rm. lonnl l dl&Uft1 rm. Perfnt for th Jara• fa uul1 Buullhal IMcll )'a.rd for paUO coterUiu !DI. <Wfsrod al S14'7,.5CIO for a few good people to join our carefully electe d a nd properly traine d s t a ff. S al es a r e good, momentum is strong and morale is high If you 're looking for somethlng unique. phone Jim Wood. 675-6000 C:.-.. W.-I 022 EASl'SlDE, qsaet street. OWt8 MOTIVATID! lllMG Off:aSI rtttcl UDUCID --~-... --•I l..arte lot with 20x40 pool ldeaJl>r prieed. Bdrm 2, Betit home louted OQ CXJl"ller Jot W"JUt a .. ...-.! ble loans. Totally OP· =·tllnaom. ~; "' .. Muaaw.n , ...... 4 U,_.l()UI: ll()MI:~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 917,500. cat.e 3 BR. a1Jey LOWIST raK:I aceeu. Office exclml~e. e--Hi\:-..:<.H 1·rf\L IY !.J~ 1 i'OOO REALTORS. 675·6000 Wh itewater vu. s te ps Drrin 6Co.~ 244S C...t c -t Highway. Coron• d~I Ma1 from beach, owner anx 1ous. Perfect move an cond ition. Call Tim VllUSlll WE HAVE U OF THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN M1SA VlaDI and spa. Separate yard For aa.te Lakes Cando by Bui Ider'• Special 8l"hkh1 K~aa Rd F~ laDd • Prl<'9d naht ! IALIOA-MIWPOIT -.., 67M170 ~ PlDfl' ft.DP! RU F1U OMWMATA IAAUlWUL YllWTHISIS • REOCARPET 645-3474 ~ for pets. A perfect Tb b bl .. _ 1pac1oua ra mlll home owner . 2 Br, 1~ ba, I• 11 Y up1raucd beaut. decorated, oo home 1.1 LD mint coach· wrtb large den I am rm R.boDe 631·12111 SWlalfS&OE CONDO lion ll leaturu : 4 Comfortabl~ 4 Bdrm lake. hJB.000. Call aft« Bdrms . ne• plua b wttb room ror addltJoo 7pmSJ2..8178. ~. oew wall COY· above. tl.83.SOO. turn.aC>CI Gol.84 JA.St••~ eringa. ceramic tile w ........ tto.e. f9t•eee~IE. C..tbedral ceibnp. Lagbl 1 ___ R_EAL __ T_O_RS __ _ aad a1ry. 3 Bdrm 3 bath. Lovely d r apes a nd carpetJng, super patio. Double garage atU1ched. ll~. Aaawne SS4.200 at lOIWa"k Pabulom inieabdt toe.. Ooon aad ui on a buae M. '31·t400 __. .._ Rare plan l. Prol de ail de MC loL ()((ered •l I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\ Larkspur II. 3Br Zba. cor«d neutral tones only $139,.500. For IDOftl~ FIR. A.IC, Puquet flra. '29',.500 f\a financ:m& det.ails. call~ll51 For sale by owner. Sol Cstm du 1go i n tr " OwnrtAct.M0-814.5 Vista tn level 4 br. 1~ g arden. Owoer /Bk r SPICIAL Abaolutt'l)' buullful. ~ •arackd s bdrm S11> !llll!>S v1rw home. l.-.»~ wunktin h v1n& rm wllh "•th t"e 1lln1a • i·---------1 fll'k Br.al&fast room, ~HOUSE 400E. ,.,.~ ~1.111 a11 ba, fam1l)' rm . formal -~---------C.M. " • . M u":it Attnctive pool duplex + ~ ! diaing, cattM!dral ce1l1n11. ·~ coodrent.alA Pnme toe• Iota of glu.s. 2400 sq. n. WOODlllDGE ~r • -~ Uoo 1285.000. By 0woer.1~~~~~~~~~1_:Sl28~~.ooo~.~<Z~l.3~>n~4~--0~1~1~s~ &ywood Town.home. 2 · · 640-4989 1-br, 2-sty, frplc, lmmac . formal dining r m ~iod Voll"_.. 11paC'iOW1 muter suite. SAT /SUM I ·5 M~· ('UBtom features. 2JJf c--.._.B.L ideal for entertalnln1. ~ Comfort, elegance " COSTA MISA pnvacy Unrompromls· \~ Ylew of mountains. DIYOltCE SALE ('an)'OOI ~ city li&bt.a. Nice 2 Bdrm home in $$37 .soo. Call t oday. quiet Collefe Park area. ~O. Owner w II conaider A -LLST"TE c re ati ve fl n anchia. IM •. 000. 7:S:·l.9'2IO Call Lee Jones. REALTORS J QUAIL OMLYSl4.500 PLACE Na.me yoar terms. We'll create the 11.nanctn1 3 PltOPHTIIS .. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! J ----------------•I DCl.USIVE con d. U pgra ded Io JUST USTIDI OAK GI.Bf LISTING earthtones. Assumable 1---------•I Great Duplex to live in oc NEW custorn homes with loan. Won't lut! Call to- SPYGLASS Fantastic 5 Bdrm , 3 bath, 3 ca r garage. 3 years new. Swimming pool and JacuZZJ. For ID· ronm tion. call 64.5-9161 . ~· , ; OPEN HOUSE Rf ALTY ~ ~~ Frobnt house 3 D ist lo c t lve n e w 2 aaaumable loans. 5 bUu\ ~~08R,i500c .. .:..._ ...... ~. ......... l~ a , (lreplace. bedroom, 2~ ba con-from beach 2 t.o 3 bdrm aoo'40 •~ bee.med ce1Uogs Rear ....._._, s1-"""' rmdels Avail ooJy thr" 851-0Qt unit 2 bd rm +. Joh . ...,......,wna ...,,.,,.,. Cent 2'/"'··.J R •u ~1.8 El.a-•v• C .. ury • ~• ealty • I R V I N "' 0 P ... N cathedral cel11Dg, !JUD .....,... " ""· ·-· 53& 7542 c. "' deck Owner wanll to SU~ HOUSE• se l l. 1235 ,ooo B OPEHHOUS~S .. S ..... ~ A&ent ~--=~=~~:::~-•I 19091 fla"5h•p CtrcleStt Deerfield patto i.otne, orm.8So98 i!HIBJ.-S IQ ;,. ppr f' c 1 at f' 1.500 aq.ft • 2 BR +den. Coda MnG I 024 f'OOL HOME Decorator's deh~hl 2lir. located oo greenbelt, ac·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tb1s dehabtfu l M esa 2"'2Ba. c arpet. n e w ce'\S to ~ & jacU%Zl. IY O MA.a-. S7S,OOO Verde homr i.a --ror drapes. rec c;enter, puot central air, prof decor & -~ .-.•"""• & sna Assumabl• ,.,., IDd d f I b Modat house 00 7• air ~ summer entA!r1JUD· ... .. ~~.,. s cp • or 1a e 'I we.Ulde lot Ideal ror ma. It luw.res: a !Jlr~ loan OWC T D Hunt o wner/p ri nc o nly. fa.aW,y room. ~•pa.nded mo.on Cove Condo. Full 1137 ,soo. Open Housi tr, dble praee. Big yrd 1,.,,,__ UIS. 7141646· 7711 or ~!!!!-!!!!!-rw~Tll!!!l:!!!!J!!O !!, ..M.!!!l~j ~ ......... TI4/540-3944. :;;; 3 Bdrm lower. 3 Bdrm upper duple:r.. Out.stand ID& Balboa Island Ul vest· meot and summer home. $4919.500. dpiJL 2u t473·mJ muter bdrm w1a1tuo1 pnce 11~.ooo Sat /Sun. 551·9233 BrauWuJ Townboue near room aad beauutW pat><> ----:-:--:-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.1~;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;; beacb. 4bdr m . 2._,ba . and de<:kmg Ownen art> * * • freshly painted 10<11.de, H•ry en1.1ou.s Asking PA.R.k YOUR RV HIWUST1M4'i COHOOSHAIE Sl.900 Own your own pieee of the "world" Enjoy 300 other class "A" resorts when you own this! IN. C R E D I BL E? f'I N D OUT ! 714 /646 -771 l or TI4/540-8944 •laAMDMIW* 2HOUSIS Xlat location. Prine. only Under $280,000. Owner will carry. Stl '°'25 Bll:r. OCIAM 11/J IUlS Deluxe dup&e:r., 362 bdrm unna. Flttplace each Ull· it + EXTRA PARK.ING! Reduced to $215,000! lc6oa lay,..,.. ...... •675-7060• HCAMYOM Au&o dealen lou. your gain' A beaullful Dea.oe M.ooaco model 3 Br 2,,., Ba oo lbe market for a qui ell aale . OPIMSUM 1-6 #6 .... Y•a RI Due to the high ~ur\ly offered tn Bag Ca nyon as appt. is suggested. Sun· day a fte r lPM rall 6"-8107 for admission Jca.=Rlty BALBOA ISLAND R EALTY 673-8700 --- Ouuf10ftt ~ Lrg cslm 4 Br w /lots o( extra storage, in lhe best Balboa location. A.4'klllR ~.000 JACOBS IW. TY 675-6670 Bi,500 As~urne 1oc; lit Sl49.950 Call~lUl Open Hou&eSat ls Deerfield Plaa 11• frtJSb TD ... 7 •• ..., or 963-0,..., ,_.. , ~ & bnght J Bdrm and .,.. .._.,, ...,. """'1 .... p,..orth Circle famdy room. near com- ., .. 000 Extra clean 3 bdr. L.a munlty park, pool and ...,, Down, 2 bouMS t; CUesta on overstud cuJ tenru.s For information. side In for t>cl•1:!>u r e ' de ..ar lot !lit-w s 11ndlone call Jim Vi lien, Cao't la~l' ~30 5'0Cl<J ~~~~~~~~~·! <'Mf)eUn~ Only I mtlt• IAllETT <BY OWNER -SIOIUOO. 15 000 dwn. SY C A M 0 R E ~::' 1)(-.irh 1..arge v A HAL TY RlGISTB l~'T L H £-: N fo:TWOHK 642-5200 owner will hoanct' al GLB4 11 S'r ant Nt'wport R1 v1er;i . xtra II( IRA.HD MEW TOUCHST O...E REALTY Dadt J urchen 91:1 lal!I 963 Olf6i 4Jir, 2128a, 2 ~l). frpk. FabWows, large 3 bJ, 21 ~ new cpts. beaut &ell ba Qua.Llly lowubome Bay Twnhse, t'nd WJlt CQ'WJo&. Only 4 .-va11abte. ---------- w lbakooy overlookLDg from su4.990 ~"ant.a 1---------- t.eruu.5 courts, complete 1.Ana!!!!!!!!A.!!v!!e!!. M2!!!!..(;7;!!!!!J4!!!. Ut S.I. ffU MT ICH. rec facll. w1pool. J•<'ll.Ul. r= -Glenmar 3 BR Sl06.900 aauoa. etc. I•-------Shall> & Vacant PRlNCIPALSONLY. ~MESAnRDI Opel ffii.eSat/Suo l·S COUMT'l'f Q.UI 331 Tours Lil t: M Sba11> 4 Bdrm ~ amity F o r a p p l room, new walh1aP4!r 6 4 2 3 9 7 3 and paint thruuul. Dou 1._-.;_-.;.:_-;.-;.:.:.;;;;;;;;;;.1 bit' flnplace. rem..odeled 1• llJtchen Wllh lt'aded gla..~ Deane 4 BR $122,900 PocJi Ir Tenn.a· Vacant f'ou.r Seasons s Bdrm si::n .soo · Cul de-sac IL rrofes._. 963-1377 EASTSIDE 1 Bdrm 3 bath, ne"" carpet, enclo~t'd pal10. fenc.-ed block walJ All !or CiibtnelS Added sun room Aslung $\05.000 -~-------·I For an appl \,o 5o c-all - ~Wl WOODBRIDGE Dtl ftwood.._.. "1th new landscapiJl&. J Bdrms. 3 ba. formal din· Ing room , m irro red clceet doors to ma slef' bdrm , decorated 10 earthtone1. End unit. Two short t>kx'.b from pool. ~!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• I SUS. 000 Ca II RI ck. 642·5140 IAIUTT RI.AL TT ltGISTY * $63,950 * Starter I Bd. 1 ba t.ownbome 1n pn~ Hli area. Low down FHA I~~!!'~~!!!!~!!!!!!!~ tenn.<I. Wby rent ., ., Call 963-7~ SIRE IHI &tcft MESAVSDE POOL HOME HAVErTTOUll WAT Open SuDday I·~ Just what you may be L«e ~ Bdrm. 3 ha. or looking for LS t.bb conve-Mesa Verde CC Only men\ly localed 4 Bdrm $189.9~0 Agf'nl J udy home. Close to scboola. 569491~S40 7618 $14',SOV M~A DEL MA r<·lBr. JBa. Bonus rm 1 J.81 . co11 t'red p11 t 10, O pen Sat/Su n 12·:>. _738 Lorenz.o Jo.U...,I • or Sti-7906 64.2-4799 EASTSIDE COM 0 Auuma ble loans or wlU • ---. --~ sell VA. Don't wail SUMM ER SPECIAL 38drm.2ba,frpk.eood $1 09,000. Call toda> Sl27.500 storage. bltim. "'~ drps m.~o Poot 4Br. 2&, fam rm. 6 caJ'l)('L Dbl . Xlnt sep 18120 ~ rm. frplc, o w Der f 1 n :an c · n g . dbl gar , RV park101 Sl~.000 No Rh.rs p ease. 982 2791,5.587993 644 7122 wku V4 9·5, eves wknda ~. Real 1-:stalt> MEWUSTIMG Tiie best ~ Br lo com\! on market LO many wl-flls. Choice a r ea Property Open Sun I 4 al 8362 Calt.lhan Dr REALTORS 646-7414 TODAY'S SPICWS Woodbndge, J Br prof. landlcaping FU· Bob 8 Turtlt>rocll Vist a J IJr oomm ~ & t.e:nDll-Judy Northwood corner lot w 1:-br, Ule root-G at.I Uo1vers1t7 P k. ' Br Y a m1l1 h o me Sl.58,000-Pal Redhill ~Realty 552 -7500 Herb Doyle 536fi086I!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALLSTATE REALTORS VA. NO DOWN , BY OWNER $103,000. 38r 2Ba, La com er lot. fnat trees Pnn only 751 397 DtSTalSS SAL.IC Fmd wtlat you want LO UN 8 EL J E V ASL E I OllUJy Pilot Class1ftl'ff<i ~who need people should always cbedt lhe Service Directory in the .......... '"' ....................... , DAILYPlLOT Italia n til e. 1 r o f . lrrilllt 1044 landscaping, .. 01. an1c ••••••••••••••••••••••• rock .,,.aterf sll, 5 u. 2 ba Jlll••••••lli'll-ill-ill-illll-.ir--Owot>r Wtll CIUl,1 1 ll8 • • 71 4 t 646 ·7fll o r 714/~ r~awn 1341>11n I • realest 02' •••• na1ahe B enjamin Of McNab Irvine Realty .PRESENTING OPEN HOUSE AT "The Estate" in Woadbridp Shown by appt. Also ask for Natalie 752-141 4 Open House Sat. 2-5 61 West Yale Loop macnab I Irvine realty A IUll lOIARY 0 1' THI! tftVINI COMPANY _______ ... , ....... ~,_.~ tt1 n..,.S.: ,...,. tflmft,_S. .._....,.S. I""'",__. ttru111PwS. Frtd9f,June21.1• OM..YAl.DT m ······················· ...................................... ._ ....... ·················•··••• ········~;:.········· ...................... . ~-......... ~~ ~~ .... ~~. ~! ... ~ .... 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MOO /mo. cad ao•, -Ollfa&ALTY Hd Hl VA terma tertalntts paradise. with 4,000 sq ft of . ,.,..._ WAMnD .,. .. , ... tM4DI tl'D.* hvinl( space on extra wide 50' lot. it a.u.LTOBS ......_...._. PriDdpa1a. bQ,er, •CUI -INVf.3'J'OIS----.-.. -_..--.. - Of9'1AT IM has 3 Bdrma. 2'1\ Baths, large game OUP\11 972-8421 ~i:.HB· ut tor Vletorlaa· •·Pleaea. ~ .._, • ., room with po01 table. 12' wet bar with two 2 bdnm. Steps to .10 Tr a 11 er b 0 me Ne•ber1, New Yorlr . .\1111&81.nm rerrig, bar stools with matching game oeeaa • cbaaoel. Al· •lcabu.a. 1 88 edu.lta ~ UM. WILL *' C»NL\"91 waM COASr RWY table & 4 chairs, pinball machine. etc. avmable ID at 10'°'~· Harbor BL C-:. 11..: 4ft.IX w /TllNS TRADE.•.• r .. tatUe Uanei•I LAGUNA BEAOI Huge master bdrm with fireplace, air owrc 2lld. IJO/J.1Wt 4ltli --.m-8 PllCl&LOCATIOM ........... U. a~ wlUI Lida....,.~ .,..... d t. •-. I ds r St. Sll7 .ooo. Owner · -~ ... _ _,,. - _ 4'1·IJ'I ron ' toner °' sewmg room. oa o IAaent. Donl7M97 CO'LY 1 BR Expando. ~ ;t.'ha 0: ~~ ---------t,:, ;:':!:1' = ....,..._.. IKI wardrobe also many quality features PWSULA Nr Hoa&Hoap1ta1. one al the best iDv--•• '"",___ aed alau tllruovt. -.. .-... -........... Recently remodeled. 'A.IADIS& SpecoerentllMl/mo. meat areu in Soathen •••fi 2'7te ao.r..tt ~ lcweb OflM MOUSI c.a '7l-UtJ Owelttr/tlllr. c .. -.., to~ an u. point! 4 tir. 3 ba. A.pnt5• '* Calif. Al ux crou. tbe --·-.......... ,,.... °' ooeu wt flllqe UT. I .1 0,. .._. WI S.. ~ Deck. AuaJe ~ tw S. 1200 ~ce is ooJ.y SlJl.100 ror P•119'°" ---------•=~It•• a decb. Whaa Drtve f1'1ortb 12:00 te l :JO PM ~ · P.%11/mo. Walll lO -··-................. ~~ bomea oa a AYOCADOIAMCH 9 f1'mllr. oo Rockfiftd trOlll ll5 Yle ~ Me.-.1 leedl bw:h. •113. 714/.._7711 MT.SHASl'A SISKJYOU FOR INYoRllATION =·lllceat ''atat.a .,. ..._ n-. 'M El Toro 6 left oil Wlute ·r-crn4/~. ara.. your own "North " rucb 9t1Ja Ra don osen 1SJ...a,$$J-4m.a. Dove. ~_..,....~~ 40··. M1nl·rancb bis CALl.644-7211 aerea.1Dcludes4a.-.1 18r 18a !IOI\ tWDhM. 00 &Me ID Northwood. 3 mo eew. rn.~ ~umab~ all U ... teS,500 Byowntt ... 172Sevea W OODBRIDGE LAKBFRONT. Cuv · iGl&CllJ model Kighly Up- traded. P~·t. beach 1229.000 Agl. ~l-1115.W OI 151-0e!M I a t • - W.S N COAST RWY LAGUN.\ B8ACH ., .... URGENT OWNER 1pectuuJar vie•u & beth home thet la cmty I M'UST SEU. BY JULY ' IASTILUflF seclwuoo on whtch to yra old. Air cmd, Ma· Aaaume 9~ % loan. 3 Beaut. 3 lk 2 Ba home. UDO ISLE Real Esl.au rabe food. horses. cows. I u n ti I e . L er c eat bedrooms. 2 bath, fully UI yrd. Owner will UVI.. sheep, k1d1 or grand privatel)'ownedrucbia air ecmditiooed, almost ft. -lads. Be self sufnc1enl ! lbe area. lnc:tw:la a ~ new. Near 1choob, shot>-C&ITY at ll~ ~ w,_.1e 4Br JBa 2frplc's. ?story ~A Call Pat Murdoch, CIO diacwc avocado IJ'OYe • ..sTUD-J>1D1 •parka. Quiet cul· ~~:._~_117!~~~!· .~m · ~to~~ ~.:•8-Priced EoJoy NeWJIOrt at its Vwtaa Unhm1t.ed tuty 8,"'"'"" -... uw. •-~ Sl,475.00G for all o r ... _ de-sac. Bill Haroevk>us .... " .... -· -·~• . ._. •.wqw,.......,. yawner. absolute belt! Auuaie 11·1--.. v•,••<>.-.-.UK>VUC -.ooo for......_... __ ..., la ....., quaet ca.nyoo 1'1S-2m ...,.. Owner .,.. .,.,.~ S28,500. OWC. Fasl -...,_ ._. overiookini lbe ae. A will be there to greet you. · 9.95%, -~Imo. C c.W Sell 25.$acres. ~h~~ d:."C:::b1:~ ~~~~-reduced t o MUSTS&A.IY :1~4 .c~1~1T~r Pu;;:!rt, 1600 =i.Q290 er aDXJOUS • .:•uutt~~ l«Ulmml apaces a.odlMI-t:-~~ .::.~~~. n•I~ :::::::::·::;;c•e··~m··~· OWMB IMCOMI 1ng • whale watchlDI ,~. ~ -a.-.&..-a. ..._ ·-~ •--............,,.._ "' E' d c ""' d I tower. 15' hot tub fr Assume Jo1oa , no .-..uo;a., uu., ... __.. • ...., mg. Hearl of Old Del s1 e ..... up ex. ....._ _________ , .J-..,.......... ~--r ftn"-C· r . A!.'<YV"l.>'TT:\. ,_.,•live S for 2 yJ"I, 3Br, -Owner. 7J4/6'T).10CQ.. t.1---Ch an .. <U-. 000 Pnde al OW'llefttup J Be -.L --WOODlalD &l .,....,,._ vw""' .... · """-~1n.1c.;, 2~B. coado-2.000 aq ft . ...-...., ......., --. ... ~. · owner uoit. Sl3S,OOO. -c •" ..._,. EseeDent Z BR Plan B in&. $325,000. l l yr oew). Reduced to Contnght ~velopment Pnncooly. Act. ~2978 ... ~ .................. _ W·-·n .. ~n to-hom• HOMISln... SlS.S.000. 842·6991 or ••y CtA::L•-0 Co. TI4-~l342. M1ss1on Hills Country ....... _., -.. ~ f ~-1-...1.... lot U»&Pacilic0>as1Hwy .,.. V't'-· -H"-ICH Oub 3 bdrm 3 ba iD a qulel locauon on ··· ors,.-.-.,,_,........ I LAGUNA BEACH 64.S-4462. + .... & cu-••••-•••••••-•••••••• 125 at"n!ll nr S.D. frwy on ""' · · · ·• up.. sreeobelt. Enjoy th 11 or 2 · create a muu-atate ...., 0rtep Hwy Zoned f Of' N r l..a.ke Pa r1t graded. Unuaed. Luxury mucb aought alter plan overloolnngthecoa.stllne ...._va.jo 1067 ~~~~:!~~ l1Y2% ~Jiii commerc ial Agt 6u.ih ...• $325,000 Condo. Oo ~oll course. and all the amenllles of in a secluded Coasl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blulfsori&. area. lmmac. wau• _... • ., ......... _.. SltlSOOO la f 30 Rooak1 E Soderlln& • All 2 bdrma au to bcb Slll ,800 farst T .D. I.Me · pools and Royal setting. Owner TMaSANYOME? ln·level end wut w/vitlf Ing in this beautiful • \ Of' yn x!ntcood. ' ' 9-118%. Value mi,000. -· }or~.;.,.000 Good fmaocmg. $145,000 uch. balc:ooy Ovenized mstr Wlding Wllb fine 9eCUM Wllb pymts approx. S19J2 M5oc. fn.6500. I ldt--. Want to sell or trade frw .,.._ • •~· SUl'll.L. 2Br, 2Ba 2·story coun-\y Elevators and pool per mo. $50,000Zbd avall .... '*""• -·., eqaaty m Npt. or Lacuna fin•ncingavatlabJe. trys1de home Lrg +2 Bni,2ba.CbeerfuJ& But price in town . ~3Bconnr1yl•ctt. ~/6 -'h 142-4114 14M027 homnntbv>ew At yard. 644-7211 ~~e~e:::~·c!~':':~:: enough for your own livable Low/uou1su•I Sl7S.OOO. Call quicll: ID cl-Oee to bch $39$,000. HeartofN Be h A.skforJ11nW1lson Douglas Honig. court, pool, spa. & RV ac· pnvacy. west ease see! Own/Al\ 498-0257 ewl>Qrt ac n 41'113-ll9l <Owner ). dramauc .... 2_ BN~~ Ebandlb cesa. Full pnce S1 19,900. bold. $1.52,500. Owner. Loat.ed m rommerc1aJ IO UNITS • '. • •. home ta ...,.. Utu• . E.T 644-21126. Pnn only. -NEW DUPLEX are.a Can be ~ fM ~ Sold fully furnished. Owner will cury Lst TD busme-•-'>, resldenual or Xlnt Eastside C \f. loc. w-... 2'00 Ready to move in or used u•••()lt 11.....e..11r. W1lh 2S~ down pyml .. u . S42S,OOO submit! Bach Umu. 3 yrs otd. •----.-.-.-.---.-.-.-.-.-.-11 as a s ummer reotal. ASSUMEl'r'•VA .,__Oc··-.mtn •·b~l.,... ~ X1nt cood. ans1de ar out. •••••••••·-·-·-Lrg. comer lot. Room to ...... • .,., ·-Share C06t/profit with Mus t He . $4SO .OOO LIASl/OPTIOM $275,000. ~~~-A_ RV a ccess 3+2 3 Br. library, fam rm. another mvstr. Ea wut '""-·r/"'"• .. t ,, ... .,._,,or ....... A ... .....,, -~=----.............. "lnwnw/wat.erwheel. has 3 Bdnna. 2 BA. fplc. COSTA MESA vw•..-.._ ..... ~-wan""' ..... -• ~ ... .....,. Frplc, Lodscpd, fen<"ed. ,. 494-2966 ~'\.~M?i·~~ i. pr 1 n k I er s . O W C Good assum9ble k>ao. ocean View, 2 car gar, P'al>Wous locauon with · .... ..,., ~ $105,000 Open HseS/S.~121&5 balcay, plush cpts. Wei.It lerKe bu1 ld1 ngs and ti}';-On oo mcome pro---··--....... __ _ 9Coventry Bkr. to beach, sboP1. lbuter. showroom Has eusun~ pt'f'UeS. prof m;,oaged. ..._..,., •• ,. Tl'-LEYB-•l<ll " a-~ RtEISTAMDIMG ..._._ • ._. Call act , Al Fremer . bus1oe~-. Ownl"r will J ason Brawi67>SSOO •••••••••••••-•- ... 4 Br home with pool 1-.._,,c. -· COHDO ins vrrot 3 bdrms, 2 bath!;, all 714-e61-6620CIR Rltrs carry ll>t TD S57S.000 ----C.-.. W. llU sUedlol! Pnvatemaster 2 +1 newly painted DnumtJc 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, builtins , storage area, 5-ite._ IOIO &ll-14100 ~THEIEACH _ ................... .. 5lAte . retreat to your (714t 494-1177 Carpet, drapes owe fo rm a I d 1 o rm elc. Must see to ap· Att.:•nton! JRVINE TERRACE 1 own cozy f1repla<'e & lov··---------• 9,,.,% Loan Assumable townhome. "Elecut". precut.e. Call to see or ....................... W•auf;CMlt tto..• I\ 4 i>fe" t.ownbomrs. 3br bdrm. with ocean new. ~y=ltt.00v~t f~•slyq.llftv. Nic)mf 1052 SJ. Sl6'80~NGSllCO. formoreinlormaoon. 569.950 .it...-Ille. 671-6900 • 2 br, frpk No vacan-Avlll July lal. •tooo. ua --.,.re. ....... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• nno>• • '5 i!D •• _. C) Low matnt. 4 wut.s. M4-- ing m prestigious area of E YOUR PLAN AN LACAl.U I.I.ALTY 640-~ ...W MOIU Must sell. Attractive 2 Co.da••i-s/To-. a» 000 ------- 3 -1-48-NORTH WOOD. Ex .. A"Pl.AN , _________ , m beaUUhll city owned bedroom w1tb dm1nc. .. OO B J br, cov'd pal.JO. lm· ...... leedl ceUent ftnancwg too' This popular foothill ___ 7_7_0-6_0_6_4 __ __.. •••c-.v ~BAYVJE'W2Br.2 p•tio a rea . s upe r .._....... 17 macul.He SI09.000. -................... . $195,000. · bome renecls lbe uJ. ..... ..,... ' ba. built1ns • cpt 'g thru STARTER. BK R. CaU ••••••••••••••••••••••• C Fuer u.pper S brs, Beauutully deemwled l JOG-t 1m•te prid e oftel,..iorta.edl 10'9 IAYYllW out. Xlot lease and S.0-1720 Se-vera.l caados M lMlOll fJi>lc, lge yrd_ $.llS,000. Brw/den,or2Br,ocie.t ... to••fferilJlgeParlt"& ownerstup.The2Bdrma ••••••••••••••••••••••Exclusive Peoinaala pncedat$12S,OOO. TAUILL Vi llage . S J C. ::,ome 7 14 /6 46 ·7711 or vu.•vatl..nowtbrwOct eDJOY tenma, swimming really gleam in the aun. Pomt4 bdrm, 3bath: Oc· Conner model home'> 714 ~ 15. Fr pie, s •nded:. ot a PICIUC With fneod&! $12:5,900 • c··· ~led ooJy 4~ moatbs. MB.FUCHS s-.tleecJI IOI.I 2·3Bdrms Occupanc): Romaa tDb, plliab.. - Coi.y 2 Br HO~E w low LINGO REAL ESTATE .... Laree assumable loa.n + '•••am.... .. ..................... OcL l S79 000-$84,SOO ~lj'fl!a:.11tlu;111 mcl. tnlel' At baWe al ly yard showmg "pnde 495-1720 Spectacular IOlf coune owne-will carry. New OCEANFRONTHOlllE A# 41Q..l500 .illl wme. l..sM-l'lSS of owner.1h1p." Just r<' eltate. lllOO sq.ft. 4 lO 6 ~truclion Euy to 675-1120 wtute water view from DC!;~ ~al t:state ducedS2000to$92.900 Bdnm. s~ baths. Pool abow, $315,000. Owaer ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I every room. 4 BR 4 Ba. tlOO 11-..t...-1...:-1~ Lise Ocean riew bome ..a Sl..500 ooo amioua ·Wanta oiler! --Sl400. ()pea Home s.t • DAYDU>.W-Laguna Niguel spa. • . s BR Harbor View bome, 11195.000. Agl. IZIJ..3314 or ....................... .... .. ry 2100 S.llGC'lliquita~ ... in YQ'JJ' own PRIVATE • 1)1 SJ.-S CO. stra lie cul de sac lol. 840-aW OllMl P<llnt dl1P&ex·2Br + ••••u•••••••-•••••••• W.~e:r~n;·F&~ Realty l295.ooo.'TS9-sms.0wnr. We, , '" '"' ram.rm 2~Ba.MSO.ooo I OFTHEllST " 11"1JJl1 ••-•••••••••-•-••••• OWC. Aet Rooald t.. family livmg w/4 Br+ #" IALIOAl51A9'9 2 Bdrm. Assume loan. SoderhnC & Assoc. W UrutlDdu.stnaJ~. F.B. At formal dining. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~,~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I IYOwtia Price: m .ooo. MllllTJTI ~ ty centrally IOt'ated 1 ........... J216 JM.Jt by Ayers m "The ~vtaa.a&IBU! I'-<»-toSo Ba ,...___ block from downtoW'll -·-••••••11•1t••••• _,.,Iii.... .,._ • y. '-ll&llil" 8GX13,&t6-IOIJ9 I -.n.--~ .. ••n a.cqaet Club·'. Parll: Immaculately dean 3 BAC:XBAYVJEW mg3BR,bi&famil.Ynn. EASTsmE ..-euoa vwuer --a Sm38r.3Ba.frpk,pmtio.. w/lmllis At no dues. Just bdrm. 2~ ba. home with c:..ny ~ ..... JOOOsq ft. by Owner 2.,., ba, n.11tio 3 --rt Tri·JJ6e• New 2 8d • oa. 1625.000. Ca.U 2 ear pr. •Id. Y.-t,y __.____,to..,"'"900 10 New cl.IStom bomes _.,.000"'""""'5 ..-· --·a..--...... ..._aul1f"I 2 Bd l Ba Rulonoaucs ~ •---. A-ail .. ••. -.....,....,.,.. •-· family room. Large -· _.., eood cood. $375,000. Will ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ""' -_,,.,.. • ...,_ -ADD-OM-gourmet ll:itchen. Bnck behind iroo gates w/a.n ---------consider flnaocin1 at ......_..._. +bacb wut. Ke> loca LohfarS. llOO 111>.IDcldautila • .....,. ... room Wllb bncked tn fireplace. Located ck>se exclusive Newport l•-.-.-·.-D•q-h••-•I l()\.o'J%.613-4380 ..__or_._ 1100 t100! tl92.SOO As k ror ·-•••••••••••••••••••• .......___, , I ~-B B Q ' Sp a c 1 o u s & to PoOI & sp•. Pnttd lO Buch address. 1.,., miles '"' • • ,._.. -Robert M tllJk.en. 6.Jl l2l66 •-·--h111i ....... 111 __ , beaUUful 4 Br+ FR. + sell .. S132,900 to Westclifl shoppang, Completely refurlliabed, UOOISLE BY OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• _______ ,,__ MorTO Bay-0eean "" """" --••••••••••-·--~.~~If~~ H~.1:U: COUN~ CLUI r::r~l~o~ve~O: ::0~'fa!:a~r!~ ~:!~~:::1.5 5:.~U:.<;::~:TYr! l:l?Z~l9 ~~0a":h ~:~ms"'aa1~a1tl~ P~~ti:~= new plush carpel mg & Hiehl1 upgraded 3 b<lrm. Open llam \o 6Pm d8.lly ftnancmg. S205.000 21.11 Via lllentooe, S38S.OOO oAd. A#J. 54J.$0JZ. __ -~EAL TORS ~~I _ _ __ _ __ 111>. n4-5"51·32S3 new k1tcbeo cabUlet.ry 2 ba. Coodo fronllng EJ ~ .. ppt. 142-8281 or ~ Owoer/Age'l'lt673-41.91 FAl'Uoot( LOTS Of LOTS Corw .. W. J2ll 'The loan can be assume~ Niguel golf course All ~~!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!~~ ~ S~e~ DUPLEX I blk lO water On your own pvt 9 hole S7<* to S2151 -·•••••••••--·· & the pnce is ri ~ht. elec1ncalbwt-Ulk1tchefl;:;;; -.. o1 Xlnt ~ 1L -1-1. --~·s ·--------• BRAND NEW LJSI'ING' creative terms avail course• 180-& Vte'W • --.. • lUIJ ~"'-. & ce>tral air coodluon-SIAYIEW'SllST S27S,OOO Agent Darlyne mo11nlain1 from this I.IP to 14 il<'rtS The Oak C..-0 41r $13l,900.. j mg. Prlvatescommwuty Good hnanc1ng avail 759·9ll I 661-1161 or494 3672 2060 · 2 Br. 2 b•. Group H'-'92-0060 Scaanoua fam,ib home. n~rfjlf pooUts~ ... 150,000 Custom 4 Bdrm Broad-SpM:IOUS home Jacuui -------i Pvl. courtyard • beech. 1 GIEATH~RTEI moor. Pnme location LOOKING wrtb 8x20 encl laoai. ? REALTORS ~o..ri, 2400 New paint Ill carpet. ~ with views Owner BVOWNERSalecrlease ~or•-? storage spices, easy ...._._ 2000 Apnt:sn.G50. 559--8818 Slng)estory3bdrm.Coo· lllJUva\etl Companthe S br, 3.,., ba, Weslchff rv•_.-~~aping. Near -l"T•rtr ..................... .. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I do 15 rucely decorated lll value at $378.000. . area. ~SZJl 0,.. W /S.. I 2-6 clubbouse. pool. lelul.Ls ....... •• • • • • •• •• • • •• • • , ________ _. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 _ a.odl 1 CMI warm brown tones & Call Agent. 67~Z111 600 Yi9 Uclo Mord au• 11t tee lmmed OC· H B Covu1gtoo FOii LEASE OCEAN VIEW _,...... just ngbt foe your fi.rst BY 0 ._,ER l blk frm s~2.~~.~ Remodeled JBR Jba, cupancy S&UOO lttm& f'ouri>lex. 1244.900 Pnde Sew z bedroom 2 bath S Bdrm, fam.ib nn. pool .. -•••••u••u•u•uu home Alr('.ODdrt)orung• ""' c..u&WK" 1uuur,..,...,._z De'llt to beacb At green. t714)721Mi$10 ol ownership tn PnrDP borne \4 1ss100 Lall:es homt.pvtbeaebea_tziGO OCEANFRONT community pool Newly swf Duplex 3bdrm. U · J>ousL781).9612 bett ----------i area.3Browner'sunrt-+ Co untry Club. Golf· mo.A«\.67s.&170 New modular t y pe liated. .. S82..500. s ume St20,000·9 .9S<;;: W~Tot4 L.aguoa Bch Treasure ~2 Br Pnced tos.ell tenru.s pool BuullfuUy . ~ bomes,pvtcom.munity,2 495-5220 496-2413 loan. OWC 2nd Opeol _________ I aEAL.TY Island. Db; 2Br. f'u1an fasl.~3666 landscaped, no main· Sleps lO Litt.le Corona. J bchs,24hrsecwity.sub-~ 9 Sat/Slan 12·3pm ll3-44lb llSTCC>t90S avail. Pvt bch & pool teMnceya.rd Bedroom + Deo, ? ,. ieuJ.n&OK. (710499-3816 13~5050 49-94 4 St.NB. &e7-6819or Help. .. ~ CUST 972-1104 OJosiderlae 4119-3906 • 9890Clubhou.se Rd Baths. $950/Leaae. •-.a-a IOSZ a-w-1 ,052 U.SeU847-6626 Draa:atic2story Plan2 OM.YSll9.SOO -------· ~_!:! Die.mHotSpnngs Broktt. 75&-9IOQ. Eftll. -,...-.,..,....... _,...... ~ Lowest pnced Sl&.5.000. a__. .__ lD .._1 ....... .__ ~ ~IW'll~ l~~~!!ZU..!!!!!!!37!!8!!-251!!!!!72!!!!!!!!!!~ ~4 · -·••••••••••••-•• -·--••••• •••••• Big Canyon twnbme. DIClt• .,..z ,..., &" .... '"' EXCITIW" ~--•••••Ill••••• .... ~-elegut. or Npt Ctr. Front row view Plan 2. this lovely borne •lpool e ... Exciting 3Br, •lk to Fuluools1.teon1S/yacbt Higblyupgradedpnute 1163-5.rll = 6DaAIXIUMrTS M1ss1on Hills Country beacb.llll50mo. Cil Co~dwe.11 Banker COLDWB.L IAHICBl INYITH YOf to join the nation's large ... t diversified real estate company • their beautiful new location in So ·· h Laguna Beach. If you are ·• experienced salesperson with a 1desire to work with the l p . salespeople in the country. , 111 Ernie Rice at (714) 644-9060 fo1 a 'confidential interview. AN EQU•\.L OPPORTUmTY EMPLOYER • Cil Coldwell Banker COLDW&L IAMdl HAS MOY8 To its new permanent location in South Laguna and is now interviewing experienced Real Elstat.e salespeople to fill the few remaining vacancies. If you have a deaire to work for the lar1e1t divenifted Real Eetate ~ in the nali<m, please call Ea.mie Rice at (714) $1320 to arrange for a confidenUal interview. AN 'EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER A COlDWILL UNUJI CO. 499-1320 831-0836 ......... c.... ..... ..... LIS clubl. Z Br + den, 2..., Ba. md uniL $189,500. ~ . ~.......--PRlll E EASTSlDt... t oil Oub Jbr. Jba. upgraded. 7ti0-1M11 As 1 u m a b I e 1 o a n . ..... .. ....,.. 2 Bdnns each Unused Luxury condo. SlSll5.000.0wnr.64CM328 Unique floor Piao I Valla eat Home, 2Qd0, 'JHESTARNF.SC On golf COUrM! Sl31.000 2br, lba bMM. dean. 2+dm. c-.om Oooring. L.aauna HJUs nlceat S 673-7761 first T D 9 7/N . Value walk to beadl • marbl. ~Tolw sm.ooo. --OC--IMROMT------1 atar puk, corner lot -------S2&6.000 Want to sell or Soo1Rwy.Nocldldl9ar Villa Balboa 2 lsr. -v w/lar&e palUo Sana. A.Jr ·~---........ -,wi•e••um-··-•.•2•u..-1. trade for equaty in Npt. peta. S650.173-7m.. 833-2900 Special in&) tory PlaJJ .,..._ c on d ·on y 2 7 . S 0 0 ...... ~ -.... 1---------1 L ~ ~ 01 Incredible unit ! The (JK.SOZI) Ba ea. w1t.b car a., ~. :-~ o!:cC:. = 2 Br, frpk, so. al C... BY OWNER, D over dev.S17S,000. Pacific Ocean is your U.rn SZS0.000. mm-HB1'0wner) ' Hwy.'550.CaDalUPll. Shores old fasb1ooed bed;yrd.2St.ory,Jbr62 1974 Travele1 e ---------m..et9 ~ b o us e , w it b New br. Enjoy the end.Jest w/cab&n.a, outaMSe pabO Seven new units w h (W of C..ty New 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. 1 car En1land charm. Oalt aummer. while your Ir pnten. Disbwuher. flrepbces, many e._..a.s, "•''' 2550 _._~ -.... 1 _ floon, panel.me, 3 BR equity mallea SSS. #110. dlaposal·froat free $520.000 -••••••••••••••••••••• car, --.vuz, .. _ . ._, sm.ooo.s&-telil 714 /646 -7711 or Fr l1id•ire. French ..,Mcew*.lllllr. Sw•RMI....._ tl50/mo.Eve5151 ..... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 714/~ a rm oir e d Iv ld er. 2 541-nn offers you these pro-ar, ua • ...._. • *7er. HAllOlt llD&l r=-..'tm',_.,.,_. ttonae aa.eda coraer kit ZB.r, Zlla Condo. exec Newpol't Terrece Ccmdo. (HUGI) ' · !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!811., pertiea 1n the Paso nke patio, $45'/mo. home, biahlY upcraded. lbt aeU. below smrket. cUsSIC It UMITS ~· o1 CalLral :=·_::.-2111 d~a. apectacalar viewa. 3 bdrm.. 2'°' ba .• smoy MOIU~ a.. Mtiaa. owe w Mobile home park • --------- -·-· by owner/l*T. up1rad ... 9S5-1102 or SALB 3"> clOYD. Pl&U p11ee apartments; $230,000 C...._ lU4 11156-lOM dya, 1'4-0908 6"-ZlJI. :m.Hatbar.SteJOl.A ll00.000. 17 tmlta. All aue wtlbt«1DS. .. ......... -.......... ' ...._ UDO ISi.i 141-1937 2 Bdrm-T'bil proper\)' llotel·• partments, ••I Br, I be Omiteo• S. II you've never placed a SIOO,... 11111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! b8aspeadabie. owmr mau1er ..,._ A CltPlaaa. Pool.SflLO.. C1alsified ad. )ou·re in 1;;; 4-PLD room for more wait.a; pd. SSts. '1H·llll; the mmonty! Try 1l once PllCl..UCTIOM Ooata _. .. k)eatian, 3 S-.•witbterma. 1'Ml!1'1. and iee bow qwckly you Ab9olm.IJ bat •alue. ltini-bone ranch aa 5 --------- get r es\llts. Phone llotiYated MUlr. J Br. a.km 2t 11!!.. ~ wl.IJ ecrw trilll home Ir bara; S Br. 1 ba. 2 eer aan&e. 6'2-~. patio. bDI• se~rate C8ITY • v-1e , ... 4 yean. ~OllO. Tenna av.U.-~ ~. 29 ea.,. ... .-cc::..""•-I .. '-' t55.000 dowo. Full price ......... tB. Ori¥8 ... ., -/--o.d!Hac:s to Go-CeN •-. '_... -· 815,000. Yearly income ..-al "'# -1fbatpertbe Fad Open Ptr7 day DO.OOOO. Tena.at.a Pa.J l.n town. Com.mertc . _ ... _.,.. __ . _____ _ Roll '-olfU.m&ftet ::S.:*i~~ J. ~'ta; 111•91 WiltUea. 31.000 aq. feet on main ms~ --.. .....---..... ..... .. __ , ........ _ llb'eet; Sl.7S a sq. foot. w-a~-,_ Ithaca. Bllr. 8altb1 ___ ._ ________ 1 l90SSUSIOM ~ f R€HIG€ Other B-2. R-3. R-t • E·SID SJ•eleu Oa1Ulowl l081t lleyer.MNa'J SAftSll.IMtl -Me~ ~rical propertiel T•-••u•t ••=;· .. =-dwa_:J~\~= HO ~ avaUable. Alao., J a-1 fHeff,~aile. . ..... 1051 ._.._....... • ... Pltee.....U.•'"-t • ---_ _......_ •• -.,,,_ ......__ , •-• ...... ...,. ltaw..__._ 8C2'MP 8\lallable. -"t '"4_,_................ ·--·-·--"·"-.. ......... -08 -__ ...... _..__ Pbr fStblr IDIGnnatlioa.. ~SAT/SUM fJ.4 PM Perteet one year new •tarter or vestment home. Super sharp with central air cond. and new patio. $108,000 with assumable ~. 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Ul-7213, lBr. aara1e. blt.m. open no pets $39~ mo . $800 per mo Wkdys ;. ~ ...U:0i.!~~": 2 BR' "50' K1da t~la "'nut.. Villa Rental.a M4-$131. for l81pedioo, UlllO C ~8JSZ *-'1114, Wknda 6 t.:vea ~c ~o ~r:m~~~~ tJ11. 0...,. n.z 7SZ1. ext ~! Bn~IL fpk! (~l> m41lti Bkr _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautilll! 2 bdrm. with ::_~an St $26S mo I bdrm l ba Condo New ~1120 <'olle1e, $200 + dep. ---...... l a5 3'' t.o.t ahp, pot1b, 38r, ..... ....... 1706 f'rple. ~. 211/4.31-U. rede<'oralt"d Spa. rec p p 954-3338. -----------~-•• ~ 6 1-"• 5 2Ba, lblk lo beach lllC>O ••••••••••••••••••••••• or213/517-151$ 28r. LBa.newcpt.s/dJ"s:a t nn6pool 848-4772 romontory oi nl £./IWe.,48R,JBa.bouM WATERFRONTZUr ma mo 2BR+.slpel,SIOO'ffleek· d paint. pvt fncd )d . -Fabulous Ocun Vlt'W, S-.r ..... 420t -mo. bl • lut mo boa» 50• dock dlbi "ar 640-4ilt lyfrup. 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JBa home on bearh t'7$0permo. Woodbridge condo 2 Hr. EXEC\fl'TVEHOME with plu.sb laodscaptng. For more aofo call Zbr, Royal Palm. adul\. .... fn.wrt yard t BR dpb, 5pac-e Gara11e Nu de at CdM. Sleeps 8. M Ageols.tl-11.811 patio, 1--'-· rm. lake ,. Bay View, 3 be, 3~ t>., Adult LIVUl.I at 1ta best. 566-2321 no peta lmmac ulatt-~~',!!!. oll1 $325 mcl uttl ~., ()peH 1 n Salw/~n !? 211 11~. SllOO/wk in July ~, · d I -• Nopeta $350. Phone t: \'t:I ·""""""' H'm :-.g """"' I ana a \ .,..a 8JQ1wk 10 August. 2Wt ~ ZBr. yd 6 gar, $4.50 pooU500/mo. ~96'76 ~~q + ftenjg~ ~~ 2bdrm runusbed S480 ~-~~ ••• ~!~ llUIHM5 - -1' 2 BR upper :-;;ragr 16931 ~~ ._.Dod8 ge 8JO ~s or muumum 21.3-928·1844 mo .• adlta, DO ...... 2'IO WOODBRIDGE ~ bdrm ,,...., ._... 1 ..... -furn•R ... _. •.f.N\ ,...~ ... _ _. ~-· ...-.. _,._.... .,...u, _,.-. _,., 2 Br + family rm. 1 ba. Del111.e 2 bdrm I ba SJ7S .,.....,..,.u St Adult5 SJ7S •Spttl.tl ular Oceanfront !ldm. 2.,.., ba. fireplace. 2 car ~ w Wlhon, '42·Urn dbl •••a•e. S500. Boyd im at 2266 Mint-r M 21.3 S4ll 3S23 aft 6PM t Br pool blll t.o ~an <;Kl 4 bdrm <.;o odo Wkly BeaWfull modeled p.ra.ae. Pool It t.eDDis. SEAV1EW spac1oos J Bit _. ,. ul Y re 3 $1'116 mo. ~11181 2""' Ba • I'• K 2 frµlc ,, S&>ec I bdrm gard"1 apt R.ealt.on. 67~5830 7 l 4 ' 6 4 5 9 9 O 3 o r 2 BR I ~ Ba. bl I.JU. fplc no ad l yrly 1286 SJtOO.Sl.2IOO 673-7873. ~2 r ~·=~C, ~ bar, beaut shutters. AdPool &. ~ All utlls pd c.e. Mele Jl24 2131~ _ _ lkl-' S42U mo &4Z 5002 L1~iln beat·h coua.ae. fully Olt • • °' ......... Wood-tennis. pool. guarded ult. no ~u 1315 -14 ~ Sl.29 v .. r-.a1llf''i l'rnthou~1· 2 156-113'1. bri.&.... '. t e s 1 3 0 0 I m 0 El ~rto Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.arie 3 bdrm 2 ba \ll> I --- - -bdrm 2 ha ()('ran \.' lf•W rum Wa.lk!ng d!Slance tll ._,.. U169MapleAve AptS Comfmt.ab&elBrJBa,oo ~.gar Quahl) lhn.i 1., Bd C I llH Beach $150 wk.Call STU. LOOIC.IMG 7 ..... ~,..... y.., .... .._ 3 Br. 2"it Ba., fam. rm Gardeneru1cl 644·7970 ____ kidll/peta, 127$/mo. Call oul No petJI S460 lO.O C ' rm OU..itJolt' 'l>" ~,.r ur1t ) S7!>0 mo SJS.11.56 fo--P. central A/C, IW1h "'~RT T"'RRACf. J $350 Altract1v~ furn I &. Jeff. 6l1·121M Valeoc1a. ::.4S Ml .apt.\ ,,. .. ly det·oral~ 644 ~ -------covrd patio w /auto ,,.,"rvpool K dsc. .... • UrJ:lr. rpt.i, 't"'" Xtra Uiguna Treasure Island. spnnk. • lrg sundedt br. 1 .,. 1645 den 11 •rage Q u 1 et Ava.lltmrnrd t'I"~ r~t lll iJ(f' uruu 1>1\ 1<k<.I f:amil > Spac1~ .. 2Hr C<>ndo 2Ha t HH. mobile hmt. adll'> 9lO No pets 752.2S50 rro 633-8039 rruiturt' Adult No ~t July 1 2 llr 1 ba. lndry 't·•·toon I J t 111 & non r r p I c <' n n v f' n 1t· n t .J u I A u g S 7 O O -------2lJ45"4SHM _ -R"'"'TOllS hookup,frvlc.vutro.hlt p.1 110 o pt--.,,,,.1 'l.r Westrhffarf'a Pool l'l 71'<t99-56.50 2hr. 1'1Jba. 2 car uar, nu BLUFFS 3 BR 20,.., Ba, ICJ'M ,......,. •• ... 1 11 .. 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S::.SO mo 2211 Lltltttt.>t> 1-'rtt-' AvaJlablt' 2 l'TlO'> or1h j Jndo !k f 1 ud Sho~;, You the-W<n (-f M.aricaret Dr Townhouse 2br, cracaous Agent~ I Ifill ( c :.iul1 u "' IO To Go Honv pr .,..,) ee l.AQlllNTA llF:RMOSA h d -I flrt•p l.Ht• l,ui lt tn'I c .. •ll-4555 RENTJMES 631-4555 U00ruv2rarll. 2 Br ·.~!,con VtT'Sa11le 1 br Condo. IJW 16211 Park."dt' Ln. 1 blk vinl. pool. a ult.. No (..\at> Rarh Apt on l!llh ~t \rrnr..~ trom beat h S400 IL\T1MIHIAn-Ph&44~::r,ear -' mo ture.,que 'rt~ rel vlt•w. w of Beach. lblllsS or ~~S. 7~ W. lath St Fruit tr•'l'' 111 'J r<1 I Ju.I\ b l ?lJ Si61'2 29~- Cooi 2 Br w/centraJ air' __ _ _ ammenil1l'' .... curity t:dt.nger 127S mo 752 Z()2() M11 mlf' 2 Wrm L'Ufld(J Pool $425 S3:i0! All major apple' Rancho Sao J oaquin ~mo _4971.SIJ6 847 5441 SC.ZS. 2 bdrm 2 ba. apt 3br. l \.'tba . !-.enla Ana n'I«> ''"'" 7 20 ('all f~ceUent area! (64S9> pnmrlocloplevelCoodo BeaUU!uJ l Brw1bayv1ew. -..THflR•CH Encl 1ara1e. balcony, Jle11thl:.. 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(714 1494 5294 985 No A\,ul immrd S5w mo Pmrrontor) Pt 2hr. :!ba l..a.llf' Tahoe oo No Shon '. paOo. ltlda." peU OK. Woodbndge nr lake & rec. ~::SA!.1u~60· 12~1:°P'> Coast Hwv 3 Br 2 oe family l.UUl, no ~ING lrl 2 bdrm 2 c till Bob day!> ~. frpl. lrt balcony buu nf'W 4 br condo. comp U7S + $100 dep 4br. Jba. atnum. up ·--'" --Mt-.f .. ocll 3769 ~ . ...01mo. Nr OCC bat 1imll'nap1 Ponl n•• '"~'"' ~3561 ocun view S800 mo furn. s ips JO :>49·001:! 714ftl4-Z5111 oc 973 2971 ~ .._ -r-•• 1 _7 area Sl85mo 710 ~ SlS-9747 evl"' & wkr><U f &'....,.. No pel8. eves• EASY TO 84JOY! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ._. l.8lh St ------- Aeemt.oo ee. wkeods s.58-l.247 ~Udmc 2 bdrm' $425' SI 'PIMER RE.NTAl..S .~ S.edi 3141 OCIAN YllW LAG UNA B('H. LU A 1Wls4• lndl lJ40 E'..~ T Brina Juruo<' 1\11 appl<' By Wttll or month, no PINE BLUl'F APTS I Br '325 Vtil PJ 1oJ ••••••••••••••••• •••• 3 br frpl. rrpta. drpa lll"t'anfml Jul> 4th ~Ii. ·-••••••••••••••••••• ~home for lae In ur Fenced yard! C~)(f't' f~ Alt 875 8170 Spac 2 br. 2 ba, Adulta Adulta. no J)('Uo 383 W Ckeanfront 1 bdrn. MSO Adu Its L 1 e Us o. Po o I <: p I. o n I ' __ 2bdnn f • lie Rock. 5br, pool• spa. RENTill~ 631 ~ -------Complex. Patio, view, Bay S411·i5lll J ~r mo Across 1rom 7954 17 .f:2S3 ~ • a mrm full ll.ttVICe 6 gardener -----frplc, encl aar .. lH lh:111erPrlt.615 Jl)l)l m. · 1 213-1·9509 __ . __ dee (f72S mo) Pluah Wint.er reolaJ. J br. 2 ba. di b b crrU 2~ ba ~r ,. included. Avail 9 1·80. t .. wpwtC,.....Co.do IZ)46 h stove., a • r , Jae 1 Rr .. pl. nl'~ ru~" &I ----h-S....4-lllO lt.tafato S.... 4300 ,,..'. s blb 'to ocea.o. $1100/mo . Call Ranch Beaut. 2Br 2ba aplil Npt Beac lndry rm. From l4:iO drapes, piuntl!'d. • l'r) 1 bdrm Near l l' '"' . h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dbl car prt 1 .,., fll!Jy Reahy, ~l 2000. level. Im med poss No 675·5'I03 SPMC Ul41C17 dean ., qu1e1 P uul JU Al'acla 1325 mo <.all 1 Bf' l400 D/W, ran1e. dis Mo\1n&' Avoid deposit:. & malnt. yd . Adulla, no UNveralty Pk Condo, 28r, ~ ~}79lH>!m/Alt P\eaunt3 bdnn. 2 ba. ou Mature adult.a No ~u !144 ~ =J, tennis. pool, Jae <'Ul llvlng expense!>' ~· J.oql&re ~t 5Z1 18th 2Ba. 2 car 1ar . $57S mo. Wanted Beach Jlouae/Cot· carpeocl cp•IA~ar,a1e, ~O m;>j,~l~ln7u,~L; Ri:i~~h11~,B~~ •.• oo~ 4113':-'~r So Cat Pl~• ~~feu1onally i.lncc Avai.18-t.-..neves taae •/boat 1ltp. l.arl(e oar • 11.._. rwy. fMl.OOll -----HOUSEMATIS WA.LKTOPARK 1_.__.. 1241 enough to accomanodat.4! MIS mo. 546-870. Ah. around' f'un In un Af iw ... '9wl•d 8J2.•·~· _,,........ --4P'll bl dl 15816 ~ fee or U.fm NI• d 3900 ........ U1r.e DIW, 1padCN1 IBr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 39' sail boat. A.anu.aJ ren· · Lrs 2br, Zba. t·tna. S· !\~MES .:.M ---- i.u.b 1aDdacaplo1. de· ... Br. """ean .,•--. yard. t.al ... 800/SlOOOper mo. ... mil 3 bdrm bwaaber. 1tove, 6 pallo -------_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• APf'l y MO CHAR•E • ... , i bbo h od • "" • ..,.. · Need now Sba r o n ra Y · · "20/mo + 'leC MS-S433 <» ... , SI i ~Vi~ larau • oe I r 0 Avail. now. SUS/mo Pool. .... ,.,. ._. -• •HOWll• * ...,ldloola.lbopp&q. fl57·1800orMHMS. ~~·.1~~!!.s. 752·7N4 Sl75 SM-l• MIWllBDArTS ....................... N-~ bdrm I urv Rf'Ota1Sbarin1Servitt -/mo.A.lloava11:4Br. ... ........... Bah "'" .......,. w~•-"ff 2 bdrm 2 b ,.. ... -, HuRoommat.eForYou ma .... imllu OCIAMVllW ---YEAA·AOIJND l'VH· t er.• c to .om -~ . . a. •dwt afta In 14 plana I t U-:2~/ MIWPOltTSHOllS <;oc1111 ~11v11111' o, ..a•liBJIU up. f'rplc. ret' room, Newly ~t.ed. Vault· from uo, 2 bdr m 963-06'79lda~i53~ •• urfl: m o . Escltlnt lrl-level 2 WalktoBeachSBr,Z:Sa '"<1or •f'1M '>v1>d11 y ~ poo l. apa . eocloaed ed cellloa. franklin •-....... ~-rrom ....... HURaY I 14T·112Z or Bd.rm+dn •Ith many Rrunt h • eeo 1 • APARTllEJ'fTS G 6 l I N u-•-~ ..._. Luxury ln Newport! 1375 ••• ... llitles lo a 1u/:.r Sundec:lr. paUo, '700/rno. Pn111oa • Plu1 mort1 ,.,..,.. 11 ••er 5l0Ve · enc aanp . 0 poo69. t.eanla. •aa.faUa, Video-TV + more' • m-~ t42J121 ~·d AdWt.a. oopet.s • ..... -.se>.Callt42·nM. f::' oaar-~ o 11 loeaUon. '800/mo • OREATMCAEAflOH 2er.2a. M50 ·-1 • 11 MS-44ll .... --.,.,. Ull aee! No l ..., boule. IBr+fam Avallhlnl TO!lntt •F,..L...ont _., ~. • ~Id, Prom mk 84$-0lll rm •.. , ... _ ....... o•. . For i.eu., z'BR ll;; 8a. 2 ••. Wllaoa.Pl-5511 -Villa Balboa J>tan 2. 1Br. ::t y ...... v • .,_ ... I . •..,. _.. n Wiii rf _....__ lp10 &.proanop1•' ........._~I ._..,.~NI ..,, .,.,...,. .,., .... 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Jae.. pool9. Mo .no.:.!J''" yomc. Ilk, Moo1111 0pef1 Daily pool ... :.,.~ ~~ -1 H• .. e z Bdrm I A"-dnpel, carpetlAa. •n TlA·IMf..TH4. Refer to 2ba CM. 1210/mo lfttl .......... -· 1 Wna. cotta.:t atll, ~ ni JeYalt 2.• aq 0 10 0 -,_ ~ - -" C.1117>-tMO Ron. utJI. Cat OK. 545-1187 -..•ntrt1 ... n. "15 mo. ll·llto 0 kwood -. .. mo.C.Ul•SI• ..Ut'. EacloMddpr•1d•I ...__... ftd-aftS p 'h•r ...,._ .,. •. .Waite a.ly. no peta • ..,U.. M&rJl.ou, e )wcyl Fence yar I 1 br condo. -oaw, 11flS ONE'S 8PEC1.AL! __ ,_. __ . -----~ rd11ua&e4. Lrf. et.-i Wrm.lbonlcllffCoado. Oerden~ l.AliftlrJW,lllle .... 0...-ieni,cloMtoalll ad.ha. only. Pool. tpa, UTO. lhautlfull7 M . rooat. p.t. bath. ., .. , 1--1...,, ""'°" .._. H. !! r • • • • '' • !C..!.· < .. > f.ee. 1M-UDiWcrocmd llft&. &.,....I Alhtlla l)tidl n. ttusehal)le for lite tnie. 1'•• kite~ ... Wlalt.waue V11 . s -ea.laeC....,.._, 110•~lll•tt11t1111 lllridNzn6....._ . .,.., .. •mtm Ht-flll Xllll. eeewtty ..,.0, CWH• "°'**..,;.,,. 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St. ,_IST n~14_ lu .... 87.111 Ml--workla1 p1r•cit1 La• IAUOOMl roofia1. plumblnc. homes • c.,-pet ci.ao. Uc/111.a. Tr1 aae. R. • -• ., -............ -..... .. or.a.ou.r tTPe • ..., ::*9'ud. MaM Verde. MO-n46 fl1oonni. Stucco. We. ln&.S.-2313 SIDor.~ PLA.9TEIUNG.FENCES Repair • Rerool. All ::-,.-,.~~ ~ $It•'-!!Z:::1 " more. JB. llellable. cood wort. Dne'a Pabdin&. Mntac AddttkJm.,bomea. ~~-r~- • a,... t BIYCL ~ .. --••• ............ Ra'oe 10 Bab 1t~ fi ... . .u..tJ job. Refereacea. aree 9 yn, Dllt reaa. ft'ee f'Al. ~ ert. S4Hi830 Fin. Avail. p0o ... ....,.,. • ....... d9a.n. eaper. ~II B~byslt ....................... Jd o1 all Trades. Home CIJlanytimelM6-'1221 1-'911.lk'd.....ZS Blll>JslW., mJ bo••· ODlol-1111....,__.; wht llQYUll». Refa.~mz tt•BFENCING I repairs. s mall j obs =~·int~:i C: DECKSPEClALlST ~.':' ..... s:!1 ':! ::-:.~.~~:: c .. wtw Wood reuce1 • ~.· Tyier.IM6-l45.5 , ..... ~_tPLkZ:S c1ean. £D.~5llO :; ::: ~ ~ ~ dlMdnm CIDb M2 am rm f1.50, couch sio. cht -·-••••••••••••••••• • free ert. Kdl)' M0-4090 + Carpentry. ma ao Dr Y. --·-··-·•-••• Ayer. SU pr roll Stucco 6 Pl.ut.ec Pat.ch. Oec:ldng al all types. Lee ---------• & Gua.r ehm ~ odor 'nlmar Co. lndlt/comm 'I Bruce...... roofing, ceramic uJe. R.S nNEST IN JANITORlAL Call Norm~ ck .. Roofi.lll Co. o1 CM. Call Babysit infant 10 my CS-~. 15 yn upr. 6 resld li e 320815. eM969 callaft5pm CABE. Comm/bd. Ex· 00 job too sm, qua Martyor Robat~7Z22. home Victoria area, Do wor'k myaelf. Reis. Specialiat&D Engi.oeenng ~ mlt . . pertilel4$.7440 ISSIAM de.an.~.~1.98 CM ~UM m-0101 6 l>eQp. 83.S-5011 ::.::':'.:.............. ~pl&~~.:~1!: I t c 1, It I 01tm pab:IHn1, k> rates. 't t I g ,.. ----------· .... it.... ~ .. ~ .... ....._ ast. 3 yr 0 uar .............................................. . ... _ bl 111 f\anJture ~-fl.DlShmg. re-i "" t C 11 -••••••-••••-••••••• r' "'" "' ,. _.poa,a1 e teen w pairs. aandblasUog, pa rs . .-ree es . a ,,....,,,.... d~-• 912-14'TS,IJS.9817aft S. G . Gidle y Plumber. Hl.IDlulgtoaBeacbTI.leCo. bab1sit $1.5() br Ed 4() YEARS EXPERIENCE 968-2056 or 831-&sl.5 aft pe . ._....., coo-Repair aerri~ mstalla· Tut.. showers, entries & iaps'/Spri.aidale H . B. ~ 7~ ~ mltmtiaa ~f: will re-PaiminC 6 Papering. ,.,_ backl1ow certifica. dramboards. 842·3020 -.mtCbarkme JACK WILLSON CRI• ' 1 II ' ~~~eo.ar .-. Profeuiooahron . ;60-931.S ....._. w--••••••••••••••••••••••• i Rmbl. Steve. S47-4Zllll ---------Trw 5erTke ..---. G al C t t ••••••••••••••••••••••• u ba 'tbad' ..... .__. ..__.................eMr Oft 1 oc: °' ..... Cle # • Hallling-Moviog. Coo· Landacaptnc 6 Design. LO RemMtial 6 coaunrrci&l you vea """'~· ...................... . Brickwork, amall jobll. Newport. Costa ll~a • ')ntne. f75.317Sevea. Residential • Comrneretol • Trees topped/removed. ettte It tree removal. yn eap. Full lawn 6 pelatinc ,..._est. Reas. plumbing, beating & Tree• shrub tnmm1t1g & Newlawn.s.751·3476 """cltservice.&42·763B aprlatler ser vice . _._ .,.. ...... l. ..... ,,,..... rooter service it 's removal yardclean·UJl'I .,... Qxnp&ete m.a10t.enaiu:e. i-.v•--,.,.,...,, .. , because you haven ·l h a ul1n°g 751 2322'. Landscaping, tree trim· occ am:ieat.. Stiploader. TU-717·9&44 MaranatbaPaint.lnc. called AAA ·l yet 846-1413.J im ming, c\ean-upg. Free dump truck. Grade . a• CoardeDtioua won. Jn-631·30al __,_-w-C-~---.-.-9--- est. Avtles 6*3474 haul.Dan~ ·•••r ,_._1 e--· II'~ ,,..,_, ------------------••••-••••••••••••••••• ""'"'" .,.,....,nor ....... ....,. ACME PLUMB£NG ••••••••••••••••••••••• Remodeling Phone (714) 759-9527 Ct' IM'h*t ....................... OlllAlcD kikbem bai.lt to your s p ecs, 496-7598 8:30AM·7:30AM or aft '1:00Pll NEWPORT BEACH LaYo'US tnmmed & edged. Cleanups. trlmm1na. a.tom brick, stone. t»ock . :::u.~ 38~timat.a. COMPANY Profess ional Window clean-ups. ha uJmg hauling. Free esuma t.es coocreu & "ucro Refs. · Masten Pl um be rs r as t & clearung by Joe Daruels. ____ oo_-990'1 ~1-8271 f'rftest. ~u1 tlaSslfied Ms 642-5678 dfioent 543-Sm 714-548-8853 __ _ ~-!~!!-.~ .. ~?~ ~.~ ..... ~!~ ~-~~ ..... !~.~~ ~~~~ .. ~?~ ~.!'!~ .... ~~~~ ~.~.~ ...... ~?~.~~-~ ..... !?~ ~!.~.~: ......... ~?.~~~.! Wanted Lady, ooo-amoker ~sq. ft. for $425 per mo Xl.NT ~-~i!~r p~te :~Lb~~~ l*l'''t1t~··1 ~=h St. N.B. t\ient Dl~IMtt<' pnv. Mesa Verde Aiu Jilj iiiil --G • INNIRLN S200 mo. uW incl. 6Th-7794 ,. c •, ,. I Mo. RH PAii half ;/ c...-,.,_.., .... .,.,... C-'"' Dana Po1t1t, $1TS/mo, ../.-Prestigious Exec swte ~.Lst&last,availoow. ::::=:..-Jnclds sec. aerv1 ces, LOCATION Liberal 496-4825 ,/ -__. recpt., pbone ~wen.nit. Female 21+. 2 Br. 1...., ba / -,_.,. IDiergmd prtog., telex & aoUque decor conr Townhouse in CM. Lge rm. 6«-7160. Ask fo1 .,.ani. pool, & jac. S300, ----------• John or Jane. ,,er mo incl ulil +dep. ,. 73G-01S7 Anette MESA INDUSTRIAL PARJ( HOMEOWMERS 0..hy!m .. Use your eqw y for bills, home add1t1ons. vaca UOns. etc. An> amount. aD\ reason. Credit or Job not r>ecessar) Compare o ur rosts 24 bes & ~eoda. • .... 5567,884-7041 EXEC\ITJVE SUITES OLUIGI COAST --------1 Newport Center. run RMANCIALCENTB 711W.17tll. St. Muet99s. Trmt Wtll share lrg lux home. 2 .-... ........ private, ocean ~ rr.035 frpl, micrO'lfave, nicely ;-~·.--~~--. 759-9036. LAW OFFlCES Cotta Mesa ••=••••••••••~•••• ~ .,.., -lleaa Verde GoU Course furn. · area. 642-4463 Male /Fem share 3br con· City of ~la Mes•. .O. 7,500 ... ft. • do ln Costa Mesa. $200 + 2 beaut.itul new offices 1'1rH 1,170 --ft. _. ~ U T I L 1 T I E S . with or without services. lh --__ I..,. .. 645·1338 -AFTER Ol0-$400 mo. Call eves ~...._-a \PMllwkends. 957-1414. a CClf•HJ. ·~ Sattler~ Co. All types or real esta~ UIVestments SU)~ l!M.9. SpedahilMJ .. hd'Tl>5 642-2171 S4S.061 I ________ , *""'" ............ Female room mate want· ·~~ Leo.llMJ offlu Of9C ht. & 2•cl TIUST ed. to abare 2br, 2ba ",.;,,..,,._, ...... 1·~0 to 4 rr. ..... bome on Balboa Jal. Elegant exttUllve swtes _....., ~ • -· DllDS Availnow.67~eves. in prestige loc. lnclds IOAMto2PM. SFR's: i.t. to S500K. 30 secraanal servtces. ~ yrs. purchase and ma, Room mate wanted, own1 Immediate ceptionlst, t elephone I w.tla Free a..t 2nd to SSOK . 15yrs. room. brand new ooado. Occupancy answmng & more. rnE 2 Un.iu 4IOO rt. each. =Y·N;:,1~~ 12SO/mo. 759-1139 after ToFitYour HEADQU ARTER S LacuaaHillal.odPk.new Al8ot.bru4 .. CoadoSS.. ~ Individual Needs COMPANIES: A pro-b&da. 2 oles, 2 restroom.a, DOBBS FINANCIAL fesllianal environment. » per tl. Fwy acceu. SER VICES M/F Mature over 21. New 220 to 3 ,000 r+. 714/851-06111 _;SoM-~55.13~~-----64CMlOl6 4M-468l 1't1w'n House £. CM iacl. "tJ W/DJacuui, UU. lncl. Please Call For •DICUT1YE• ,... W..t.d 4600 r -.. .. 543-0512 * OfftCES• •••••• ••. •• •• •• •••• •• •• Widow bas mooey "' """ FOUND EogJu h Setter . White fe male & dark: brown rabbit :-tewport Beach Animal Shelter ~3656 LO ST S1amut> C at \'1cuuty Spnngdale Is Found r.121 Npt 1Santa Isabel c~. Si•mes.e Cal. fem 642-2379 Lost F German Sbepbard "Ml.Sty.. t yr. re c ently s pay e d Reward.~ Edward s H 8 RE\\'ARD~I F'Olmd Fam black PoodJe ----cy-pe dot. \'lC ol Placenw LOST fema le blli: .\ •Wtl5on 642-375.3 or ange pe r s1 a n r al. found lnsh Sett.er. 00 declawed. Mu~1ng a m o n t h Re ., a r d ' collar. v1c Goldeowest & 962·2219. 995-81.89 Yor1now"o . HB ~3879 Lost. Lee ma le Samese cat. Rct head wowid Vic Harbo r View Koolls. Npt Amw. to name Bubba Reward. M-8flll:5 ~ An Appointment Woodbrid Wanted 10 Costa Mesa °' T.D:s No cred.rt check. 911" 2Br furn apt, CdM. ( 4) 67f5 8662 ge-1nlDe area. 2 or 3 BR. no polty. For actt00 call 71 • oew-Jwnmous Agt6'f3.-7JU any\1me Adopt a ~t at lo1ne "S237.SO + v. ut.tl. lit + Allgroundfloor.ample bouae preferred. J Lost beautiful Eaehah Anunal Care Center last. 673-3460 or SS7-63Sl parting. ma.a.I dl.spatch, Adults. Xlnt ~rerence:s. 2nd TD'S Sheepdog. Looks I 1 ke F 0 U N D : G 0 1 d e 0 Prof k *CcllllDELUXESUlTES. pos\llgemeter,UUI pd. 673 ·570 \ Eves . & "Bo omer ". Vl c Retriever Shep mix . . resp, noo-smo er. From S295 Air cond.. Secret.anal service _we_ek_mds_______ Low roillh! downtown H B. She .,__...._....,., Blac ........ _,, abr 2Br dlx apt. nr ..h--arui enng typing 000 answers to ''SoaieUtDt'· , .-~ .. ~.....,. ............•.••.•..•.. IBSSAGE Sdloofs • Be pampered IWllh a '-tnlctto. 7005 personal r e la.-:ang ••••••••••••••••••••••• mas.sage by 12of the pre Classical Folk Guitar tllelt girts 10 Southern Jn:.truc t1on. at good Califo rnia Jac uzzi. r at t~ 20 years ex- i>auna etc Open lOam peneoee 497 4189 um, 7 days a week \ 1s ..__ W~--7-0-7-5- a M.C Alla.nus Health ~ _......._ Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa M e=s a 645-3433 Br Wanted Pa rt lt me office 1og this ad for >our wor\ Call between 3 & speet.al gllt 6P" 49& 2809 ___ _ Fa 5 b I. 0 n I• I., NB . ample pkg. Util pd 285S .....,...... w • ' Colleoe student needs 1.5 year term. $10. or Great Dane nain. Setter " "' S-8>0 + .. much more-call 0 more No.Balloon 83l -3302or960-S205 .--i'60-3158 E.Cst Hwy 67 7l4-SS2·l030 room 1 mmed1ately. · · Miban mu, Dachshund. CAHDrs l.n\De. Mike : 559-7019. ,....... ~Newport c~rs FOUND Paulanno Ave tDl1. Oubu.a.bua aux WI ~. ous Male Roommate wa.nted. ~-•TE PLAZA SP Cl v•n ••• ir. 0•~•~ F I T '"'-~y ...... also many ~· ~ A A•_.--Exec ttk>cating, desires ar ea. ema e away uvw...,.. --· for Sweet & Pleasant ~~=·-:.~e~:: /i,~~~RJr~~+E1:e. ~·i!:~~::'rr;n· to be \~1der be o~ +•MK_./ Bu1Jdoc.Call~ ~/;~Open ~OW9SH581 (fOllt. N.B. 673-3725 aft cept.loa eo. 7S&-1.S50 t I 0 n ) I u x h 0 me .' r.. IOU •1 Found. Lrl white dog_ . ~"" -"'----------OC ... ,____. ....... .,. Newport/Irvine a rea.' •~&~ 6 19 Harbor /W1lsoo f"ound: Fem. Dobe.nnan rlAYMATIOUTCAU ._..,.. P0~ELOCATION .. ~....,.area._.......,. ._ ~ <t----~Co. nun ft. al plush ofntt spa~. Prder spa, c1U master .......... ............. 631· U16J. mu pup. N pt Bdl. Cail ,,.... '=i ._.-,.. M CSULB student wishes By OC Airport 22S sq ~ Smal'--olfl -.. siDte and aU ameruties. + -=•-llh 5100 ---------f 646-0786 MC&Yt5Aoc:c1,.ad ACCOUHTANT/CPA to r oom w /aame In ft.to .u8osq.ft .. from ~ Q;i)Ann 7~ce:_.,. Coo.aider rum. (would ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found. Sml •bl Dog, fSl-1571 SuccesafuJ candldatewtll HB/WestminsterarH.lf persq.ft..PbooeSS7·7010 : · a.boachaneesotidshop-:!>to50%savings.Suty·5 near ll1hcArth'lr /,..1111•1 5350 ---------be an uperieoced pro ~o~e:r:a!~te;:s!~ ~ •NEWPORTBEACH • ~~in~c':~~~: ~~~=-\y.)Xlot ~~bo~~uas. Klchdsoa.~10 ~~;-:=;;•::,; ROUSROYCE ~:~~;! share or are looking for •PRllllELOCAT10N• biDed. ground tlr. new Found Ab&ndooed kit· SZS..000. Will do anyt.bJ.DC ESCORTS com bine d with the i. call Paul at 642-4321, SOyds from waterlroot' b&dg Dana Pt. &IJl-3351 ... •/I~/ 5120 tens CM 1f DOl cl.almed. Legal C0oafidential ~ respons ibility ot a ll ext.250,wkdysS-SPMor 500sqf\ .s.MfCir..... A -· ......,.. Wlllpvuway.642-5402 !>'-;.M.2,; Box 3242, 24...._ 751.0537 financial opuauons. A "7'"W\._ ~ •-~-A-(71') tn.ll!.a Eftft....& • S"• ..--... ....-.. ••••••••••••••••••••• ,, P.. ~ ........... ,1..a ... a, ... g ~1uoo w1lh ,,.,.,<»o>evescswaUUli. • _._ ,._ Offi ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'ouod y ~r. r.m. ---------'"'~, ... pot..-1 Newport ~1.er ice 4 I ' \tC n -ac b 1Garfield •• ..... <><"•GE SlOW/AO a tern ic enua in Place to share at Beach, FOR LAWYERS ONL y Rent .nth use or rett~ a' • I-'.. 5005 ._ ecc.'::. aft 6 _... -<'t'lln> ..... t ... R"'" .. n~cs ~ J 0 In Ing lb e upp e r non-smoker prefered. SPECTACULAR O F · tioD. ccmf. rm. k1tcben. 4.cwwwvy .,..,._..,., -.;v-uu• "'""' .........,..., MYSTJC MASSAGE 1111oagement staff of an S250 + ,,.. utll. Call Max.I FI C ES 0 N TH E phones, secre\arial & ••••••••••••••••••••••• lOUD-lOpcn. f'Ull7 uc·d. ~Sant.a Alla expand.mg U>depeodent MZ-2199allerSpm. WATER? Bayside Drive t.dex.. LOil: Cocble.11. U found C7216 or az.9034. 1SlS cal company. Compensa· -----..;.....----; •PCH. Newport Beach. CaDCiDdyal760-0100 1..oc-'l:wcal•• ca ll 4!M-60$7. Owners S. CamiDo Real, San.,.. I !1S..vkftSJ60 ban necotiable. lnqu:ire: Prof rema.1e 2WD to lhr Included. Receplionist. ~ .. , • • Vf!TY ~ &eward aem. -:;-....:.:;CONTR•••••••OL•••CTR••••• TI4-64&-9611fl. super H .B . Condo brary X Ut.Uitiel I ' ....... 4450 Need ambtfloaa SlO <»nm w/same, pool. tennis. u~ ~ ~ -·-················· whokawillingto~ LO&T: a.ecllboot. c *FOXY LADY* Tubal steri ll1at1on ACCOUNTANT /BOOK· DOD·Smoker. DO peu. ~-mos't ··-'q .... •u,.d ~ .. ~_offira~~.•paceat ,._................ ... l d Ol1TCALLONLY bylap&roscopy (Band· KEEPER 12SO.la·9"3aft6PM. ::::_...,.,,_, ___ ...... -·-....., I.ct ~':"'"..:--733 • persona recor a * '72-1 IJI * Aid Sw'gery) & va.sec· Mat ure resp i ndtv Wmt~cea oo 500to2700S.A. --• Pbooe booth. N.B. Blvd.---------tom1es. 177S2 Beach needed for eacluslve skJ Female roommate abr Contact Marv Burton MESA VERDEl>R lJJl Des1-n Studio, •ell -.-i REWARD TOIOIY"S Bhd, H B. (TI4)848-6330 shop in Nwpt Bcb, salary beautiful 4Br ocn vu PLAZA b u.c 1 LOST CAT : s i l v e OtNewport Escorts FREE commensurate w/~r. ,_ ,. ...... .....,,. (n4)~9501. ,...,..~-·v--a..E,C..... esta . pres a•OIU oc. ~ .. •C'PO home"'.....-. -mo. ---..,..., ,. unlimited o pptys Perrian male, CdM. .........,,.. dubes to incl postini to 790G21 DehlllJ l rm offices adj. 54Ml2l 7tl&"7l MAJC!SOMfONt:HUt'T Reward! &U-OCl d,. .• ~ IDlaal'e. Stne's "•••cir all journals, G, GL, rm Airport 8*1 From $2:(16 ---------llllAKI. SOtol£0M£ SMIU 111Mm1rtes stlllements on computer. F•m to s br lovely . NEWPOll'TILYD ...., .. &... 50Z5 Hair Happeainc Al Spa. T...... A/P , computerized . .Eaatbluff twubse apl, mo.Nollereq.833-3223 COSTA...SA _..................... PlacieaHAPPYAD Lmt: Himalayan Cat, 1mNewpcwtBlYd..C.M. AIORTIOM pilY1"0U. Call .Debbie for 1>~1· 640·00$ aft •NO.COSTA MESA• ...,_ .. TIOO n 2 lnt.biscohlmn Yim. ··eoco··. declllwed .... -.1o.m-10pe. appt.MZ-«Mlbtwnll>-4. I :_.--Jlled/deDtalHll0.171aq ---· :t· · ./NEED foroolyl3.2S. CM area. Reward. _________ ae1 w"A1h•• 11CUVEATTREBEACH ft/t rm rllite 6 patio. St«y, Compt on ap. CaJ.1'42·5'71 11N1D Lealhl 8'1ale ACCOUNTS PAYABLE BalbaePmlo,alarreaUs Supu·hll1 eqalp. ~.1!.~·FtDlabedto COf& CillL .....,,_.,,, r, CLEBX $9tflf» Tocn540-Z2lll0 ------------1Loat: blac:t Tri c.om.. ..... OUTC ~•, • • Growing Corp. m Mlltth ~. M/F. MO•• · · ./MONEY Bev: Tbe pool J*1;)' •u ..., ar toad pleare • ...._ a.. T ... C • • 3' " of ''Go Getter". Ex- btwal:JOAll·S. Dlla.e oftk9 • aq fl. NB/CM. ap to 4700 sq.ft • lots al tun. bat wbeD are ...;'nlll>':..:.:::...·~s.o....;...1_1•_. ---i!!SMnl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!C!!!VrsA!!!!! =~::.· o,••.._ilE ••• pmentt oeceaaary. Uae _...., 11.lA• Jlft M-a..U at prime corner. -•-to t ... _ ~· - -~ 10 .. _ _._.. .... -.. 8oom CIPe9 Jub' 1. In . .._._~-::Ji Koob--.-· 17tb 6 Nwpt Bhd. you IVUla pu ....., .. r.cY nq ........ -Pool jac etc SIAS M/F. _... 1 175aoo ..._iDit?U 'l'lleBuc:b Loat: E .alde C.ll.,1--------•l .C 1•1 A ....... beoellt.a. Salaf'J com- BDbB-1ZD/11MS1 OOk9 iD BayTiew Hotel -------1 e Bmm blk/bm Dobes1Dan FIRST LADY ,.. measunte wtlh ability. n•-•-'-·•• landm1rk . Mp/JJ/tpef'tlwee ,._".._ ·-·.._.... H-Fml.U. .... sidr6 • M. 41 • c ••• Non amokiDCClftlce. Call 1' 1-•ble,0Yer30. Pvt. ~·~~ NeWtjredec:om.cespace -..--.._ •-dlrrm1ll ., ... Reward. Sd-tm. 28a llcOaw •Tm. bide Cll. SZZ5 util 8Q View. 1mJa9d. oc-,,._ 1" ft. fllll t«Yice. PIOIL9it --·-··--&-lm.MS-4155 , aueAu1tt1£. Ave.,lrvine. tnc:1.m-43Gln-. ~.m.czs ..-.-_....~,....__ •C•afl4e•ti•I & --------~:......-------t ...:-~;;;;.;..------t ---Fo.aad : Black Fem PW I •C... ....... . OOllONADELllAR c ,.. '7MIJI ~ w K1wt11d! Vie......... mnec·~-IY'lnll'lllOl.11:111 ol ...... 4lll ...... S/F. A prime a 1• 4471 Anmpdby ,._... _..~g~-!!!!1!!•~·_5:Ca11~--!!:~lm!!:·j!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ AJComcie.,_. ~ ,,.___,....._,_ ..: ~RAW ~ .._. . tl .... , ................ -_.._ -• flEE ....._... Dalllatlaa mb Q11 r l'mt eUI'. wlrt P, str.Wlll~to= 1:-:: ! ~'tr".:.1;;.-;.-.-.-~.-,;.-.-.-.-.-_-11 c1ac. i.. TW9 ea..,. _.._.-.,..,s.,.. :'".'=3a;:•, :" ':: • ._..... J.rl -.-.ma.-.. ...._ tc.Bll.TM•ma ••PNf .. mu..-. _ _ ;._ ______ .,. nt.fTI.-.... ...., ~ tan. - •--------t 0 1 M ...... 4111 601'71 ,_,_.: Wa~ •Ill •In. CALR•U ---------,_. niar. -oa1ee l'PllCI. .............. , .. ..._ Mal•••t• ••••· • ---------fUIMAMCY ~ ., v...._., .-... • ... /Ofe ... ,. ••· .....a.--.=t kz]IU ca•r••• bl• for Arcllltect or ... :smt••• , ar.. .. • ...,.. ••• uean ... a.cla-A.Mmal I (M~......... --.. ~ =~Hr. ITl·UH, ..... Bela..... A••··· Aubhac• •• ,,l .... OalJ I~ AfCAm l'Wed ,..,._ Affr"Oa· 1A1p14..ur~eo .... ,__.:I.-....,...._ ....... "-tl!e"-dl ...,,Olll' ....., 5 wcr• ... rllll. cau,.,... 1"1111 c .. , eat. ..cla•ff ..... .... !:!S,fadltias c.. IUWPO&T BEACH · MMf' a.w a ...... Coa111Jtnt at A•lH ~ ... -::.::::: Coroaa Doi Mer. «t -J!.US_:r llAClf ::=.:~ ... ,...... :::ca ...... ~ • • ...,.,....°'. .... _rw_·_~_c_m_,__. ___ 1 712-0053 ___ ..., ____ '"' .. ,., ••• .,.. ... fll.,...... -"tt, .._. ._. • ._.. ... "°' L11111 • • .... Nil .._.: r.... 01•1mtta SAMTAAMA ....... hli .-.ke. lH•tloa ... , O .C. m&Y~ lllL.Waas•-.... ...,. Vic: llCon'S .f7•Jt04 ...,...._ OlllANlll• *""' trm ._., all !!!!!!!!cml!!!!> •m•!!!!• !!!!!l~P!•~'~''!·~ta~r~n:._•_•_•~· •Olrmll. Cll. .. 1111 *91J..44n• .,. c.-•m• ...-SIDI. .. n• _......_ AlwQI..-I' 0 I ACXTO MPNG TDPOllAJlY ........ todl1 to W'Dft oa ntto. acet-rc•• • bookkffploc aul1•· -eta. Wwll doM llO 1our bome. r11are a.tm l.o Satar Attom-........... ~ ar...,.eo.,. -Ho • ......., -.~ ...... ........ Ma t1t4111MllJ ,.. •• A8KlllO Afta'nooa a11to route a vail in South Lacwia. S500 + pn:l(rt per mu Must bn~ small car & upen«"nce in auto sa lei routt:a. lmmed. OpeDJnp Call Mr Emaley. 951 7113 Ar'I'. MANA.Giit AS- SIST Couple: W1fe /offtce, HL&Sband /ma 1otenance . 200 Urut.s. Oceanside Ex peneoce reqwred. TSL Mgnt. &42 1603 Art Needlework shop, some exper net• For info call: 67S 4491. 10 S 30, Tues. Sat Canvassers 6 ~ 'fll'Ot'k. MaJe or Female, commission or draw avail. 1 F (f, 2 P/f. Con· tact Larry Franco, Telephonies Co m · municatioos,898-0516 DINT Al ASSIST AMT Experienced cha1rs1de dental aui.alaot needed for quality lrvlne ollice Must be experienced lD expanded duties. Many benefits 1ocludln1 medical ~9·511 1 dys. C 41Hlt CHAM&I 640-1!164 eves. A subsidiary ol E F. Hut· ,. ..... PEOPLE THE OWIE COAST DAILY PILOT ............... P'ART TIME EVEMIMGS Become u tra•ned salH couns elor (o\•er 2 1) with the Jim Long & A.i.sociates Agency to supervise a nd chaperone OAJLY PlLOT carrier boy:; and tdrls on a one-0n-0ne basis. ev t·runl(s 6 to 9PM. We need concerned. annovative persons who art-looking for a lucrative part.time po~ll1on. S4 hour to start. Call 642-4321 ext 250 between 2 and ePM . Ask ro; Lori DISTRICT MANAGER TRAINEE C irc ulation department has an o p e ning f o r a trainee in the C 1rculal1 on . Sales. Service and Collection Area Selected applicant w1ll rcec1vc a liberal starting salary. r egularly scheduled raises. bonus oppo rtun1t1es and many fring e benefits such as paid vacations. paid ~roup msw;ance. life insurance and dental coveraJ?e Must be 18. have ~ood drivin~ record. Hours ~enerally llAM to 9PM Monday throu~h Friday. Saturday overtime available a$ n<'<'dt'd . 1f you a re qualified and intt•rcsted in learning news pa per circulation business. c·ome in person and a$k ror Harry Seeley or Ken Goddard b<>fort• IOAM or after 2PM. Monday thrnul!h Friday. '!.~ .... .?!~ ~?~!! ..... ?~ ~?~ ..... !~ ...... ·-~!.~ ..... MeMl'! .... !~Ml .. I ~~1 ..... ,.._ IN -P'-!.t'°: ,.,,liw::&jrii111i;.; .. ;cOM.;;z:-r-~•~rgo;-. -boM'dbl t t ..... wuted for tM Tu Wlpdoa &.wafftee P1Um9 I to 4 .. ,_ ,_ -t -. .... lar1t•l ll,lltlDI Oood wor•l•r cODdi: wk. •i Wt. Coull'J ~P:~&.dJ;:.•~ *'*'oum lD on.,. Co. tlooa. S alary com· ~Con•· Hoep. Pb•••· •liq u ttt • ~ &o eoaunuDleaa. cneea•nl• w /ca pa· pwu ••IMy, • pn1, aP. w/decol'aton 6 bllOditn, lliltU9a .... IDZ llWfeJ•e w1-• pWWWW nq, Call L1Ja :aJat OP~1 for rtl'llt ._ tut. Lli. lJ'p•-•. In· ·-~-~:,_ ____ s-rsoo. Full beoelltt. ~~f I ---~ Prr. n.aw..near ~;:,.:.:~~fa DC9'110MIST ~;~~u Mr. t.e.c-aNtc-t.111-tm. O.mDCI P.-fm~ SAHllWlCHMADll Halr St,)'lq Salem Meda I ... Cl aatun • ~!:" •• _. 1:1 ReaJtb Pood R~st. UVZ.UC for eldnly lady, OV'9SOM --Need mature womao for 1rv10 •. Lite h••PDI. Part-time poett1on for f::t_t~Ut!•:'u!: tltlml Podkm. Appty 111 ~·Room• board. F.V. ~I f\nn. be 1tyliah in cit-. ud peuon. II Paablon P\naoctaJ coa1kienUoa. Duties ocl uro•lo1. lllJPt&raDCe, must have lalaod., NB Older woman pref'd. Call nmni1'I of blueoprtnb, CT· outeo&u penoeallt Is -------- ad Sltur. 1'251. ~ rands, car m~. becOIDiort.ble la ~al· SICalTAltY a. boun. etc. Codlact Lori at Ille with d Jeou. Some Xlnt oppty for abar1> pl .....C...... ftl")' lite bklllll dllUff. W/IJDt typiDC d lJla ~ lilACKlNlST retired who t6J.911 I Full• pert time po.litloo WCJrtt ln rut paced. COD· woWd like to work 2 or 3 111/f E.O.E . available. Appbcanta ap-genial Newport Beacbof· days per week for 1mall ---------pty tn penoa btwn tAM· neoe.Call.LOaatm.aoo. ;i:aJ~~ct;r.n~aWmM~ ORE Clf.B ~·.,::~~0::9 SICUl'AaY Rik)',971Millll0forappt. DAiii£ Riverside Ave. NB (oeirt Health car. compuy in ,.,. to Post Office, Ju.t off Irvine bu an lmmed. tbcblmat The Dally Pilot haa a.n PCH.> ~ lo ow finance DPatf •rrAL im.medi.at.e ~ f« dept. foe an «aaniuld. MACHIMST tf'aioee for full lime. llCIPTIOMIST penonable lodiYldual P.t tlaa permanent position in for louly very buay w/&Jat. typhi~lerical Sa.lJ mfc flll'D w im· our ClaM1fied Depart· NwSJt Bc:b orott. Froot lilills. Dicta aper. mtd. ~rune for reti~ meoL Mu.st be able t.o de appearance and ab&h· re q ' d • W o r k i n I model maker. mold type~ wpm <t)'Pinl t y to handle heavy w/fi,ures.XJat.sala.ryAc maker or tool • dle to tat will administered to phones 4' traffic a m\&St. frin&e beoeflu pac:b1e. wort in R Is D ,.._. Must all appbcanlsl, 10 key F o r a p p t . c a I 1 For interview. cootact have own to:b~ Cleao adder. handle pbooes. 7"1752·8880 Den 1 s e Gui mond : G lea rn computer and Ml 1816. E .0 .E. M/F. s hop ood pay 4r oth 1 1 1 Recepllonast/geoeral or. . .. bmdit.s Located u:i SJC er genera c er1ca nee. Personable, front Secmari~ pos1taoo. Frr. Call Tom J ohn:.on dubes Opportunity for typloC fil g d ct t' 831·9840 advancement and ex dfice a~arance. Good · ID • 1 a 100, c e I I l' n l c om pa n y lyput. Npt Bc:h locatJon legal secretary trau>ee. M&lds Wanted. Tilt Sea benefits Salary com Salary '700-SBSO 7S9-03IJ. _SS_l-8_12_1· _____ _ Cliff Motel. Laguna mensurate with f'll · o__. ofll k Secretary for pres. of Beach 494.4392 prneoce. For 1nterv1ew .• """"".,.·gen ice. IO ey J.rvlne based f f please caU: 00·4321. ut ahmust. Lite typing, M Candidate rn~s~ h~~ Mamteruance man. part m t ru f'. 8 .30·Spm. ood cl . aJ .. "'· • t d c ua ·-· g enc s ......... " be ,ime · re ire o~ta ORANGE COAST ~ wiUang lo accept Girl Mesa area. set your own hours Apply at 3020 DAILY PILOT RECEPT /TYP1ST Friday res paosibilities. Redhill Avt>, Gatewa> 330 W BayStrttt Jmmedopenmgw/lrvine Paul 546-899I Scsenllf1c Costa Mesa based prof. eogu:ieenng Serretary Assistant to Eq ual Opportunity firm. Ideal candidate financial genius. SoCt· Employer w. have a rnin o( 2 yrs. spo&en , gentle. joyful, ,;-a.._~u.._1 exper Wlth buS) phones, perfect1 on1st. Prepare ___ ....,.._~ xlnt typing skills .S. al t on 1s c urrently 1n · Dent.al Ass't. Orthoe:1p .S. AtrrOMOTJVE 1erv1e w1og qualified RDA req"d . 4d) wk SaMs & UaMMJ persons mterested in the Nwpt. Bc:h 64.2 2S2I& DRIVERS SATURDAY & SUNDAY MORNINGS MAIMTEHA.HCf Ellp t:lectr1c-1 an & ~rpenter Hotel up prdefTt'd Apply to \tr H»Y5 Surf & Sand Ilot.el Lag Bch. 497 +m Erpenenced c1v1I utiga tracti\e front office ap-nutnuous meals. Vaned lion , ba c kitr o und ptarance Company or hard work & travel. ~H l)pe.acuveomce rers libera l vaca 499-5683 uao1 leave/ ins benefits --------- ~1 field of fuiaoc1al plan· ,.__ 11111111 ______ ,1 Get -..,...... r-t" mnt. FUU or part hme.I' h ~t,!_or the J ar and SlS.000.llS.OOO part time. DIPT. MANACiB DE>hv('r Daily Pilot bundles to car- nt·r'.'> Rt'qu1res van or larj?e wagon nnd a ~ood driving record. Phon<' 6 42 4321 Ext 21 1. ask for Ha r rv St•C'lt·~. Equal Opportunity Employer." Maintl!O.a.n~ man helper for apt complex tn C M Retired or semJ 642 5<073 ParaJeglll~rv1ct'1> Inc & review proiiram __ .!_14 iS2·W.. __ Salary comm w1exper SECHT AIY /DEC. t e .,.,., closeout' Ag· Full time; wilianted. U you have fa1b1on gress1ve Chevy store lJl 91'2·27l2. awareness & are lookwg Pan ume bartender • for Pina Palor. F'n & Sat t"'<es over 30 prefe~ Call Heidi or J ill an 3PM 17141 %4 1704 and ab1l1ty Contact Stephen El11ott. V1 c-P President F'1nance. at 71 4·540-n 33 to arrange un.erview F1nanc1al investment firm for e ducators. Personnel Communica- tions Dept. Secretary. Xlnt t)·ping. Sh req'd. Elit'c secretarial exper. a must. Non smoker pr~ rd. Inquire (71') 640-0123 exc1l1og Airport In· fora career 1n mettban MA.'lAG ER. s~ & JP pa.rel store Growl.lljl 1n dependent ch.un .\fogt t'llP r equired Xlnt i.-net1ts Send resume w Cla.'>.Slf1ed Ad No 711 t o Daily Pilot, PO Box 156(). Costa ~esa . Ca 92626 dustnal complex wall CASHIER • Housewares di.sing, we are mt.eresled add 3 combmation now sales. Apply in person. in you. The Broadway for EZ straight sell aod Crown Hardware, 3101 Fashion lsland tia.s Cull lease ! Generous com· E. Cst. Hwy, Cdll UJnr positaoru for dept pens alion and demo ___ __::.,;.__ ____ :.._ __ 1 mana.gersmourChina& WEEKEND WORK Sotvrdoy & Sunday Moming OC'lt\<'r Dally Pilots to Newsraclcs & ~lOrt'!' Must ha' e dependable car. Lill George Harding. 6-12-4321 plan. Auto expenence C h 1 Id re n · s are a not reqwred, but pre, car11ms Previous r etail e xp Vious selling belpfu.J. See Al lltte5Sary & a fashion MANICURIST Able to do all phases of rnan1<'unn11. ~at loc. health plan The Hai r Handlers 642 8484 SECRETARY NB devp'mt co Growth potent, Sh. dictph, benc'::. Sales Mgr background prt.>ferred. HOWARD Ch..,.. U TDTE M We otter comprehensive RESTAURANT Dove & Quail Sts. tratoing & excellent NEWPORTBEACH benefits . Appl y 1n ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Part u me be Ip nffded for 'l7 ) r old hand1capped peT500 00 ·0381 now accepting root ap· pl1rat 1 o n ~ al ~cCorm1ck s Landing 3180 Airway Ave. CM •\wl> 1n person Free to ApplJ<·ant Irvine Personnel Agen<'Y 488 E 17th. Costa Mes;i -------MARKETS pe.rsoo. Moo thru Sat . AutoSales For2Dd&3rdSbUls lOAM lo U:30AM or call 330 W~st lay St., Costa Me-sa.. Co. Swte 22A &42· 1470 ---------- TOP llEOft.E for appt. 644-1212 ONLY! We promote to manage· lHIPOADWA.Y 642-4321 Alt i,.. Opporlwtity r.pofH Ma nura <'l u ring .,hop per.son for manufat1.ur IJlg of hght1n1< f1nutl°" Mechanically inclined De p en dabl e 1·11 benefits ~ 9201 PA.RT TIMI G«E.AT HOURS! --------------- We w ant e xpenen<'ed =J!!,,• supervuion from HEWPC>n sales persons with pro WANT A CAREER? 47 C.,hfa. l.a-d Restaurant Part t ame Salad • sandwich maker Mature VllOnlan \torn.s oaly, set )OUT own tune In roun tarn \'allt') Call Barbara at 96IJ.Q73 ••SECRETARIE.'i •• Adrrun Asst R&U $16.800 (~ Ofc Type~ Sl0.800 f'\all Chg TB RE $18.000 Appomtment Onlr Fr-ec ven track record or earn Call n u > &3l·M2l N~ Beach. E .O E 1 ngs IC you a re ex •lll!!!~~~~~~~~ll~~!!'!!~!!'!!~!!!!!!~ penenc1ng d1fhculhes fOI A UWAADtHG CARIB1'4 General o rf1ce ht'lp n~ed Good worluni: conds. Lite typing, somr with )Our domt's l1c sales. .)OlD OW' wuuung team at BOB WJTHAM v W for Ul!ltut money call Jerry or PhtJ 893-7$51 or 6:IJ.. 7880 BANKING SAVINGS REP Our beautiful San Pedro offi~ bas an 1mmed1ate opening for a Teller Sue months expe nence 111 preferred. but we wt.II train a s harp 1nd1vlduaJ ""1th a strong cash handl mg ba<'kftTOWld This fuU time po111llon offers. •Excellent salary •Paid medical /dent.al • Fr-ee parking •Profit shanog •Fteecareer apparel -Good growth potenlJal We wiU ~ interv1ewmg oo SATURDAY. June 28. (rom 9 AM to l PM •·or an mterv1ew appoint ment. please call Venda at (213) 244-81\ 1 RDELITY FEDERAL Sa+lwcpmd Lo.Au& An Equal Opporturuty Employer UALISTAtt Qimact WI to learn about our new high com- massioo split • other ad· vantages 1n J01n1ng Redhill Really For 111 format ion <'all Wa ll f 1 I 1 n g Jo~ ' P t 1 m e MEDICAL 848-534.c TRAHSCRlaH Join the Los Angele~ •GIRL FIJDAY• ror prof ucreta rial nt:nts C1ffulauon Tum Growmg firm reqwn!S sen,ce in Newport B<'h and adapt )Our v.orlt penoo w vaned sktll.s PT & F 7 da)S !"11ust bf> "c h e du I e to > ou r Late booltll:ttping. Ille koowled iiablt> 1n all Weut}lt' Wort5hn ~r t)l>Ull & phone contact me d 1n1l ~pt>c1al111,..., da> in a Turw-s ClttUla C 1 v 1 I Eng 1 n ee r Mature dependable Raptd typing & J<'<'unt<" lion Sal~ Ofh~ nPar Oraflsmant Des1gner ---------person prt-Cerred s pel11n1< mandatoq \OU r ho~ and bave m.7300 UT All SA.I.ES Liz Reinders Agency 4020 Birch. Estab '64 ~Beach.~190 & some h1Chl off1rr Aircraft Pilot Stort- Ora.nge Co Airport \lie f" u me So40-i 594 SECY/BKPR. part tfull tame. R E Co CdM --Satar; neii 67~ Mui2 yrexp.DonaJdE Dress s ho p , stor e 541Hi611 Salar) <'omm rmn>umefor>our ram1 •IN• Sl~-... ln .... ,.,. °"'"· manager. top sales lady, 1o1. a .. ·•·u-E wp d onl '·' stodles. or leisure ac SERVICE Slatton atten· "' • ......., .. .,._..,....., UlU ,.._, ,. >. P 1' poslllOOS_. l or 2 or 3 ..__., ••p'd. <-·-~ ..., hr. esJJtt, well groomed for GU •RDS need a pp I, (.'a 11 lJ\Jlle.s We pay houri> da tt« C nd uo:n• "A ~ .-. CL&ICA.1. exclusive couture shop "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ A 644-0504. ask foe Jill HPn w~es and rommwlOOS ys ,.. an upa 4 6 7 8 Cam Pus • t HCB'T10NIST FUll or part·tune. N Ii = Full Ir part time All dttsoo to mol"f later 1f dcs1r~ MacArthur • ,._ .... .. ~s a r e a 5 u 0 .r 0 r m !i , ~ SG ELES Rt>•ardln11: wort 111v1n11: · Aerobic Dancing, a na· (714)548·1007 -~ --• •~• f .u ...... <'al .,..,_..,A: TIME.Ci ultrasound treatment, Service Stat100 Allen· t>Ona1 fiU>ess rorp. bas ---------EXPR'd Full tame APP· um1shed Ages 21 or .Tl'"'" l37SSunflo,..er A\f' nutnt I I .._ ________ •11 F" h over. R.eured wekome o-.-.,, ...... alth ··art' ··-·~ ... _8 iona cou.nse 1ng. cb.nt. Partt1me.Neatap-an 1mmed opeoing inr Y 10 person. as ion • '""''......, ' ""' ' -......., ...... ~., v1tam th ra & F V for an exper'd MIYBS lslandTexaco t600Jam Noe~rin>cenec App. co rt'qu1re' bright ,.. dlOl1n aJe p yhn p e aranc e w /good person w/lll.nt typing & Men or women ZS yrs or boree Rd, NB ly UruversaJ Protei:tioo energetic LVN or Med S40-0l01 t;;» ndl 0J"~ 15 rounse2 hJ! 11.andwntmg Apply AM, .... e.,......... .. ,,,_.....,~.,1"' ~der. KDow lhe coast Service. 1226 W. Sth Ass'tw/dnt dn,·1nore 1 vi wa inone r 2!190NewportBlvd.C.M. \Cl.,. .... ,..,~ . ........._" ......_.N ... S180 a~-.. or GATE Guard wanted Street. Santa Ana lo "' i.esswotobelp lhemqwt ---------..,.....,, ~ -~"• hou cord 4 day work W('t'k AN f9UA1. smolun~ You will re Shoe Mobile Sales. Look· •--------•!more. Orange Coast Full t ime. Apply 10 terVtew rs 9·12 • J-4 v•nt ·tart1nu ~la r Mon thn.I Ft1 •'-' " " s.. r) OPf'TY EMPLOYBt ceve trauung rom Or m~ for aattress1ve person Cl.EllCAI Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt person: Newport Dun~ Comprehensl\•e ~nl'ftt AL Kulow, inventor of t·alhng on industrial N. Herrmann. Fountain Travel Trailer Park. 1131 Hairdresser . chentelt' packa&e Newport Beach PBX Operator / Recept ptast.Jc oxy gen mask. u f111nS in So Cal.if. area. Register tocUy for local Valley. (No of Slater 8e<'lt Bay Or. NB preferred. good NB loca localloo Fu.ll 11rne & pan Ex per Laguna Beach ~ tn HoWltJc health Salary + comm All elt· temporary a..uignmeots. ~M~ Newbope •GENERAL Office for tioo. heaJlh plan ~ lime Call R1 r k at S31a1) Nt.>K E.x<'1t1ngen ~:~~e. Add1cl1on ptn.wpaid&ro benefits. 557 lllft.tl: Ichabod's Fullerton & Ha.irH.andJers 642-8484 ll:D-93lll tertainlDt'nl compan) ---·-8604 Must have good drfring ,...,.., ,.. .... "" h S ud QilJJane714-494-6:i68 __.. C II " .....wn .., per r t enls HAii STYUST Medi cal front ornre help RN's Part llO'W' Kehef r~V<U a 9-4 .• or appt. r-n.Lln':. ~!c.~alc~~ prefd Call 752~5.5 Prec:u100 Performance needed fM bu.sy Nf'wport PBX ~rator. Answer C h a r g e Nu r i. t• 21.3-944·4314 E o EMtF 1...1 \: l1 -MacG y h .... Genttaloffice opeoinc in Newpo rt Opthamologast office m, Serv El'p. fulJ tunr 11 7 JOAM . Mt"Sa Verde S t S t llMK>C!AllYrtPSONNllSUMCH regor ac t.s. 1""1 8 (..aJ.Jwltdys 6462-471 So SanuiAJU ~JOU Oxw Hosp 661 Center ta ioneq ore in Placeulla c y Experienced office help e a c h S I > l 1 s t & _ __ _ ___ _ • Corooa del Mar M'ed.s ex- l7Zl lircli Stnet 1----·-----«>tr wk 2n1ghu &Sat marucunst Deedt'd Call Med SK ror \acauonre ---------•! Costa Mesa,S48SS8S pr'd sales lady. f'ull .._.,.,......_.. Electnooac tecbn1c1an. Jewels b y J oseph Jun. 714·6Z7·990l from hef Jul> 21 Jul) 25 PIX~ Runner for puts Mu.st be umr. s days. Xlnt work· Jr Sr level. testing & ~9066 9AW t.o8PM 4~yi.. ~i hr ?59-0306 Heavy · es. f'~ion alert, have va~d Call( I.Di cor>d. Esl>f'"C1ally fine troublesbootin1. d111u1 ""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._lliiiiiii.__ dn clJentele 67>1010 Om. Mature womao, 00 s.--. + .,,. ..... an.aloo • HAii STYUST Wa.od. Newport. 6.JOAM vers ll~ll gd dnv 1---_,,_ .. 'Ti ~ M.......i-_, Modeltne. comm 'h to JP M. Pleasant mgrecord Forcomtruc e xp nee • Hrs : 4 . Al lual 2 yrs exper GIMll.A&.OfACI 0 .....,... ..,......,ys ..,...y hims. • extras New · Store manager Partlane mMlnicbt. N.B. Joe. X.lnt. Good benefits Costa Growing Oranoe Cty PoMibly more, no follow races. all ages/lypt'5 :::.::i~a~1~y ,,;al~ust ~~ .. e 'J.u ' p ~~m 10 Hosiery • Dance wear pey alter training. Call llaaarea ~l "' 1111~ Exp notoe<: ~~~~~~~~~!I .,._e eavy mg re !ltOre. Mission Viejo Day 642·1494 or eve: 1---------brokerage firm haa im HairGalJery 11~ ""'7 ,_..,, :: q\&ttd F'tr "7·3102 Mall. Must have retail """"'--med o p e n 1 n g f o r A.k ror Carol. SS6-18$0 .. "" ._,.,, 673-5366 ...........--• penoaable.artJcuJatetn· ---------1 PHONE OPERATOR Sailboat Instructo r exp. Be depeodable Bartender, male or w ..... 1.u1ce1 dlVldualforgeneral ofc HEADCUSTOOIAH MOO£LS.ESCORTS wantedfor smplumbing oeededanNptBc:b.ZS.27' _«>-__ 3134_. _____ _ C female, ..apply immed C~~U~ ~~a c'ardse r. ,,. ... d t.glllrer & telephone bac k up Head custodu1a needed Ne-eded by oc·s fines\ ro No uper nee Part· cnasng aadboat. Pff lo ... ., .. MER JOB ., .. ,PPlD. g . amlno Me 1t1c an • •1 • · Career o pportunit y Great car~r opporlunt by tlunlln.llOGBeacb Ct· sttVlt'f', oo e:1per nee umt. 3-9 stuft Perfect cl wm>ds 64$-TIOO ..v• ~u Restaurant 20111 S. Exp.prd'd.M0-1373 availa~ for Cal1fomu. t y C all . J ea n , ty Sch oo l Di s t 641-0180 for student.s S..O.m:Jaft l"eC(>!Vlllst Manne parts. Broolthun\, HB CLERKS re & 1st er e d Ci v 1 I 714·152·0070 S9619·Sl210ttmo. de~nd ---------2PM Also wk.nd. persoo Sales 5 dy"S. 8 hrs. $4.SO hr. P I. l .. 1 ~""-eer ~!!f:.rtence ~!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 111· a ,_ e•.-,. •pply 7-. MOITGAGI needed CHISS & '-._ .... H 5'.74Zl. 8to Nooo Boat assembler, must o ice c era. aa ary ..., = .. ...., ,.,... . " -. ..~ Sll63-S1057pr -5%abiA mM&Sttt·P etsde· l4lhSl,H.8 53&-8851. Lo.SldJPtf UMLTU. Teachers /F'ac il1'tators have exper. ~orlung -..-. 11 .... of waler resourc-GenttaJ FNM a Conv•ntional •PLUMBER WANTED• c-M .. 1 .... th ood diff-llal C'"y of Hunt ._ ~· " "' ~. ty 1aaae 1tore bu Wanted . BC I . L 1· Ce •• w • fiberglau & """"'.. · " · proJ·ec:ts. Minimum of PLU••&SH&.PB Help wan\.ed. f\lll time exp. a must """~·nh Se rv1 c-e Ir Repair d I ,_,..,_ n...acb ... __ ....... 0 •• ..,...._ 1mme . openln& for manag•ment & ....... 0 ,_ e ec-tr1c-al. Outfield u..,. .... ...., ...,. -..-. Syn. esperieo.ce dealta· WWtraloSZOOwk start poait.ioninourreaderad knowledge o f FNMA Joumeyman.Goodtraclt d "' ~ "" Yactrt.s,MS-0715 inpforpoticederb. Re· ~. Seod resume to: Mr Open .. m.8pm ~1.3 dept. Hra: lloa·F1"1. 9-5. ah.lppm• reqwremenu record. Good pay lor lop carur min ed sales profit farndy planning & quires bi&b acbool f\leate9 at Robert Bein. Telephone It counter Xl.nt. uJal')' It benefits qu.allli~ man. Newport C::-.~~.jl~~-ed'--:~Uonaf 1 agency ods IOA.T gr.S~ or equtvalent WilUam f'ro1t • Aa· OfRCI Wa.K $110 aalea. Reqwres 1ood Ptuse call Lyon RenUe. l'tumbini 6 Heal.inc l.Dc ward mobility. Apply Pit • fl people t.o ~~ MAIMT'IMAMCI +abWtytotype.swpm. aoct..t., 1401 Quall St. Wllltrainll80toatart spellinc. crammar. la at7S2-65'71 ~. 2100 w est Hw y as leaders of dec1s1on 11 ._ __ , 1 Caoctidate mmt pua a Newport Beach CA 92IN3 n...-8am •pm 91S6-14U ,_,...Olbip. ll1&1t _._. ---------1---------Newpon Beacb. MS-:iOZl • makin& worbbolia. Call c..~:!~-~r r~ backcround aecurlty ~· ... = .. the-·-.. "'Z::. NaUooal ~ Man.a1e· ~ Sef'Vicemen. now ac-----=;._..~_;___..:..:..;....;:.;,~ 714-tSl-4830. ext 68, -....... _e p ... ,.. ~. II•-" -a ... _ to ESCORTS-MODELS ...__ ............. .... _ ... Co ,__, ..... off ........... ll ··~ r .,, ... ..,.LADY ... _ __._ 8 -to 5 -f in Jnboard CUI~ ene u.,.;a -""" ...., .. ~ b oc· .,..__ DltlfBS QOOW'k ly Pennysa ver 1110 ._... -..-...... 1« "'~' app cauuua or~ ,expe-r, -_ __,,. :..., :..., or · auiibtenance. h e ads, won all ahifta. Apply to ,__. 'i I ou_.l WWtf'auat.ruckdriven. PlacenUaAve CM lo H 8 . seellln1 In pool cleaoio1 aer· per wet* to start Paid terviewapp. IJUIDPI, .ome eltt fr 01. Person.ael Dept. 2000 9ft"'Yice, DO exper ntt. ()penlam-lpm ...,.13 •l!l!l!l!ll!!!!~~lllltl·lllllll~·-· teniewen Ir ttprneo v1cemen. e•per prt'· bemftts. Resal Beauty ----'-''------Cini work. Refa. req. Main St, Hunt Bch. 6U..Oll0 tatives No ex per r~rred . Please call ~. 213 E. ln.b St . TELEPHONE • 17$-llllO. 51f.5e1.£.0 .E. --·-AmmcaoGlllldt Fee HOVSEQ.EAHEJtSup ~ Part lJl.'Dt 10· 6:Jl-4164 o.taM.. RESEARCHER _...... tol5P1"br.CU.MS-S1Z3 col.'Dt to $25,000. f"ull Temporary no 1elllo1. BOOKKEEPER P /T . ~Typist. Jacbon lJ SICnfAltY time po1ltlona also ft.ec-eptlooist. local nrm S-wlacty wanted f« '1ft train in oHlce. pbocM &rave! acency. Exp. re-P.nialCoreN"&l'dtdept s.acc..t.a cudid.a&.e ls •••A&. OfWCI available. ror lntervif'w. ed a1ency 1ooluna for store Ex per req'd fnicn bocm, dear print· q0d.644-G22 omc:i..'1Pe..,.. lBll ODtwbola•prof-lonaJ Fuh&oo lalaDd laveat ~ contact Mr. Giffin rmturewomaneseeUent ~. in1. d etail o riented, con'eCllaC aet.drlc. ftl. in ber fWd.. Requh"ed· mmt ftnD _..... l or couple ror Cau.olJc ,._IS27 \Y1liDa IOwpm. front ol· &~S151-1JW1. BOOKKEEPER tas. ~. pbme, ti top t~ ti t.bortJland bl ma u:re. redory HB Calle..38 ' ll~ appearance aood SAL!SPEOPLE: To sell Ge:rwat mt1 bu IOOd vuto. pcojtda. Small allllas; ·..au abWt1 la retpoea' •. acc1arate · · N\IRSES AJD&S: All ptioae pcl'IOO&li ' S700 '*-wty systems. 1i I 1* 1 S•dhn ~-F/Oaa.8'nlllcac. offlce, F/T. Louu on publlc relallona. Com· ~~rtllleb~ HOUSEXE.!PEJt-CbUd ahifta. uperiuced or M4-1M4 \)', · NI or put time. Boota an"ht plue btla-to cs.s. Sal opm. llaa Gk. 1ntDe 6 8111111 ea..yoe p1•11UC111 aqed.aMe. l•· """'mJu'oai .:~Uni care. Llve·la. Buell TraloMa. lleu Verde pUn. lDCOIDI depeDda oa .tll\. No ex:per necesa. s..d ,.. ...... P.O. Box Bl..S..-..alS qolre: 11'0 Newport 6 UcentlDI hme\lou aree.Mt-81'5 O.v. Hoap. Ill Cel!Ur, llC9'T'IOMIST }IOl&l to-5311. No ....... Acnu ftom ~NewpGl1.BeadlCA · BIYd. Coat• llHa. C.U:NMn.11 · ---,~ a....11 ... 5'9-SIBS Dutlu: auwerln1SALBSP .. RSO .. OC Ab'port. t>tpm call _.. n.-a. nt•.-i. -·-·-pbooff, tt:.1111, •o•• L "'· 'hml.Ml.Ot• ~ ~ PQT'CIU 6 ca.t ecct1-hlD.•tyr. lt a vera,-e •--------- BOOKJUtgpU ar .. ~rut Cook. ••· ru.ct.t, .-...iomce. •-;;;;4~;;;;;-•j l:lp'd ~ e.lnll, ,...... wl11 tra o . Start••• 1orour.-in& precioallr--;;::=:::--• bp-d*ni l rYlae CPA p.ieoetel. Appty llilWD ~..._,..for~ •••MOfRCI ,_,.DH_., foUow· t••OD141.YSIS ...,. -to 800 per _._. ......... 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Great ...._ ~CO. vedmHt maaa1emea1 pw w 1er71 No ... ~cdalbel•ece• ~·d.~AlllhYla nor.a.,_.,._, uper beneflta 6: mucll op· 1_..-.... r.o dw awe.I c .... !:1p. pc-. ~J+tl ftr&Tralabafw111ttee• lall lh.J&otPll.Aak a11 ...ut.ed ..-t.., 0-. .. , •. com-·.; -a, . ..u time. ••&e pon-.h.y ror ..s~ 1 c 1 t ..,..., wmtn1ahrW. t....U, •ulil) ,_ ror •11.r.i.. ...... ,.., ............ a.... bHelU•. ,.1,,71~ OK.Callm.W tlLCaUJUta.MI-. 8°' 1 °11.:. uce• ~. h.D u... lD RICBPhotOST IPll to eoamo•lt1 brohrsl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!B!!!!!! tu HPf.f. dnlnbJa. ~: -. CoHt eo...a PelM Ill r S ti. --.nta. ..... Viejo. tPll We4. tllln 5u.a. ~ IAill1I Mid llClt a..uaa aelarr ,. ... _,,~1a..9dt. Wl~EASE! ('1,2'9 ........ 11.C · :::s18wawww....U.. Yacbl Club. 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Ai ...... •u 1•·· •.• UJ hue.II. ro~P;.qC::..:~:uPre-~·.:rb ... ......i. u tT'Wml Qev/OllCZISllpV.a.ca ,, Pff MCl"eU.l'f· aft.9r· ----·-· ...... -............ ~.QI. Yd io.. • u.A' FOi. unvmo y .......... llariae woodwork:. ID · 'cb.. port. VJtr. tape -. a.Iii& '1Jlllll *10I 1'11& ... IALI ar.wa... ...._ tm lilek a.a.. a.a. Se& • 911a. BA.&OADCSGALOR£" ~Md tac-..,. tAe dear.~ rtoor toma, t9iGn • -.c. -.1•. deck, coHr. full clll'· !!"' req•lr••. t•wpm -Y7 1....a ~·...., p w/ .. un.' 11110 Ve au• Dr , NEW ladie• 6 chUd1 wallpaper, fabric or • bue 24 • 2 • 6;..,t:20ain. °"after U.U.,tudemwblt.rt.r.ao •I•,.~ wrllla1 •r u ... lhl .. ';.:,'·•· AD....,aa.-..rt'f ....,.,. ... aw St. dothm + m1ac. 6 Avon. "O.y Glo" paper • wo Cyb mt Mii. Rloeet r • / 1 '1¥1m· bra. Mab otter. Fred or h ....-.brl caam.-A.LIO Ilse', ..., tw• .. apoU.a. Sett-$. ao1 ~ie.land • ..tU back • trim your • comp • • " a Rob..~1..a..-llGlJ. ,, clf•AW ..... Mea. au..OANT bdra Hl K.8.(Newhnd/Wa.mtr) tap. Or lry two cardl c.aw.-.>O OllO.C.lla ~ ....... •· =···· PIHi u• er .. Uoo Harlow·Golllo .... off ~O'Udl1--IObe<• a.30PlllT14)"1-. IVi ol 9010 ,.. Seeroy lWO 410'o, all " ~tutlt ·e..m ... -a a.tt t II Ll•Jt wbhe/bell• aotlqt.1• Sel.•Si&a.~$. SAT /SUN. Abundant PRICES· a.ARINET,BUNDYl ....................... utn1, 80 bra, ver7 be .. ,.,. .. c .. la all .Saller aau lob1t <n•> rw.h.. cl.ra .... d:nlMr. MOT&. iah!i .. N.8. clotbio1. furnHure . S2eaorl/~ Perl~. Nn< •tore price 1.-er tn.Uer. •lmc>tlt NW clean, flnancln1 avail. opnaUou coH.,•H 'llWl\O ............. beell.boud, 0 ... 0 ,. 0 ., .... ,,.. atS'CIO. many records• 41Ha&s$1.SOea. SZ57.0urpricen4S. sszs. Wk 12'·500, bm •t7311aft$. wU~ taaoll•eldleHI a .._ atAndf . 4...., au. nn.n ... ~ tapea, j.welry, O'Neill 619tap$1.50ea 11Sl·9Sll 881·7'8 .. lnu,.n Or••\ op llJI nat.tnM • box eprinp 1.MDff1&hland, N.8 . wet sllil. accesaories. U>or more n . .oea. ----------'SABOT. uaed 6 Umea, t:50() portuaily fOI' U1e a1 ...._. _ ... 11 C .. _,__ Slrt&DM -"'re "1'191 N ti l Saia Tu Incl··-'_. _....._ ,ower 9040 caah. Save SZ50. Call '' srw1~•~1 .. -·-· .................. ,.,,,._ty.SIOO ..... .-Soa.aoliquebraas MDr~Le1una~1:!:i. NOCARD? lbeoe'i MllSlclao guitar.= ................. 642-4807.~·5402 aw-tojo6DU..ltaftot Iowa Saper M l~d'4 ~ • saatdLlq chab -.mi or .. r your own or send Perfect cond. w/case. 1971SCAIAI u aDUid'aa u.deMn SLll W'\\b -· lw. chalr, • Club .~bair 6 RUMMAGE SALE! Mesa name. address. phone ., t800 new. will sell fo Twi 330• b Ready for the sea.on· dllll oil COIQIUU' Com uo.D> bed •ear....._ ottoman. *· 62 round lll!M ets.pel. Fri Ju.oe MIAT SAU! we'U ma.ke ooe card per ISCIO. ~2250. ~ Pri~· pti:" ee:~{;: Omlw'>' Bey Boal. aeata s11utkM.._.blil 1n ma.. Hn. l!Mbd UI aoft•l&blew/capuMll 71.MS.tJwZl.9-12 l'\lmihare. misc items lal.Add&eacb. OfflcePw•aw& r 'CallS46-<M ~.natural wood ftoiaL ,. q'-lire. lHO Newport oriataal boa . .._.yweU lep, MO. Clock.I. la.mpa. DOOO 17" Oraqe An .• ~y9'"".2&5E.21.ltSt Send cbecll or money ur I · • IOI fri . daya> ~3l·ari·s C/800. 67 $- 9137 · Bl•d Co1ta Mua . Strobooar model UC ~ .,_5711 CM. CoslaMesa.~18 derto·µ;; S <---' .. •• ..._ ~ .. -... >. TW .. -..a ~ cord, ...S. All tor . •••••••••••••••-•••••• ., ......... • .... --........., -Im 7»*» eves Twul bed, Uke oew, com· Movtac Sale. Sat• SW.. Garage S.le Sat only '1LOTftal~ 900DCOMDITK>M AaklorJefTY. '71 Sea Ray, Z20 O.u- m,bt.er • trlr. JL1DL ccmd. 110,500. 49f.l&56. TypUl <SlatiaUc:alJ ' · pl, SllO. 1111.sc cha.in. ~3. Queeo bed. IOl1, col· Baby il•ms. 10· •b .. ·-o P.O Box tseO Rm divider 5' 6' $75 Part u-. •or nubllc •" Komur11 -... __.._ XO ...,., QSS8 "' ~ wi1., Cost~ Mesa . Ca. 92ll52ll x · 43' Gran Mariner fully .. _ ,, _ ~ ...... ----"-'~.;.._ ____ , f~ table. stereo. etc ... 1 .... door. clothes. furn. ''Steekue" cbn MS lo ""'Dipn.d b.. t r 11 -.......... •--""/ c:t'lciftk.e ~ &OOm len1, I0-200mm. f: .,........ 95 Kardell f11 . -.. r -• .. au I U Y - --brand new with _.29 Ouung table /cuat.ocn de· verylbing we bave misc. 19711 Edcewood. FA R 8 E R w A R E . . es 12:5 ea. m.a 1nlained . ready to Q 1wt 9t50 TTPIST ...... l240.Art.~1oo0 stp Top· 50" rnd ~ .. mull be sold. 504 Ui.Huntlkb. R C redenia ST5 . Sm. crwu or hve aboard ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good t .....A·• to tr••o for hand beveled al ass Marlaold, Corona del ou sserie. complete. credenu $25. lBM Slip inay be available •l ... MAC -'-30' BOATS. ,..,.._ .. Mar Udo patio sale. furn • IJke MW f'\Jll SIU S50 typewriter $35. Rao r -- oo·line computer Cell llJI Base· Peacb &. clear · kitchen . misc Hems ~3036 domatl c sorter $150 Ut,,'k uiaacmg PoSS 1 6/l.2moplanaprepa1d i)'Stall. Xlnt. oppc>C1UD1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mirror. Elegant S2100or 4 Fam. Garage Sale' Sat/Sun9'"" 231V1aN1ce (co1t S3.000>. Days . ble. S80.000 Jack Curley from$188/mo.lncludiog \y • co. beneflU Call Slamese kltten. Male. blltoh' 7~ Turtlerock. Furn rine FURS ~9410. eves" wknd.s. 534-1505 evenings &t sllp.lesaoo5714/964·5MM llae: ~ ~-$100 '1~11115 --.... _ lo"" deco a' Garage Sale. Sat. many l -"'fy blue rox .. po.. ~ weekends• 642 432 1 ~ llr:...aa 90"" «t41H4411 Tables. chains. pictures. -~· ~·· ccesa .,... " •' weekdays ---'--'-'~· · dnsaer. antiques. etc 7 Silver C reek. Irv household items . 1760 stroller w leath tnm Sanyo Exec talk book 4t ----=~-----l ••••••••••••••••••••••• A~M>wpm:U&.e bk· Doti 1040 Sat. July 28. 9-5PM. 506 S.t/SUn 9t.o4 ~1onrov1a, Unit A· 10. $560 ~mink tall blou.M>n lra.MCnbeT wut. 1 yr old 11· DUFF1£LD ELEC '49. Luden 16. 2$ft, nm 1rpg ac -...... duties. Call ••••••••••••••••• ••••• Margueri~. CdM L M. 548·5800. ln · lipper 185() 1 IZ2:5 60-2818 TRJC BAY BOAT. XLNT h u 11 , s I 1 p 1 o N B . ~ KEESHOND P\aps. AKC. arger ladlu' lovely beige mmlt tall w/bm · · COND.6'13-ml beaut.Cul. s4ooo . Qamp tin. M/F . .Pet ac Recliner Cllr ST5. Wicker clolhin&. Sal J uoe 28. 9-1. Simlmos bide·a-bed. xlnt 1uede MOO All h 1gh ,... IOI/ ll(M.90lO. '• r WAITRESS · Waiter, busboy. Exper'd. Pvt. ., c.lu.b. Nlpb. 780-0221 1 b 0 w . p v \ v . Chr $25. Steel frm Chr 212 7 Ar al i 1 . N 8 . eood. mahogany drop pfasb.looP"'•".~ in x.J.nt cood ••••••••••••••••••••• • 17' Classic l64) 110hp t O "--.. _-k-.,.-__ l_an_a_""'_, -1-,_-A_ 213/8WT·l.345aft6p SSO. Rocltlng Chr $40 (F..u\blul(). tear dining rm tbl ,,_....,... rbrgls . Canopy. Slt1 .:iu""' .;>&1• "" ....... -Oak chest d.rwr $"15 . .,,,.. w/c~. chma, crysla.I. luaMESI equ1pmt. Trlr Xlnl dardeqwp, w/trlr. $5500 . Glua coffee Tbl $200. TV G~.'~!::r a TPP·~·~n~slf. • siJlver plate, lutchen Cater Ion it board $85. KITTB4S 12.900. 640-9590 6"r.Hi065 ________ _ Doberman puJJS, I d or blk, aee Ma Is Pa. $US. m1sc Turn Soulh on more' Fri Sat & Sun n.. .. '"' "~ ..-33' Chns Craft, gd rond Orange Crush 18' Special, $25631-7216 " app lances & much Mandolin $100. G £ 7 weeks c*1 wilh pa·- • Waitress. Responsible in· div. lSyn. or over, for small pina parlor. -o...ti-.-.. _-5- 1 .-be-n.-an-Ollld's twn trundle bed S36-9T74 Co l d YI a t e r . 0 r r 9am 5. m '250 'w 1 t ' v. en-... ~ar·s washmg $1.50tk.ltt.en. Call race ready hobie. only Yorktown. btwn N.B ·a~ey0 anu . rnachind50.Liooeltram 546-2619 ~~!~1 :se~:c~us~2~~ sailed once. Prime Newland & Beach i.et orr J>nres Oexible 6457673 Balboa Osland > doclt f'ollow s1gnsto8JUCade Garage Sale. s ltis, ddrk 4!M S79'l Mac aw green "'"'" space avail w /boal. Circle.9-5Sat.9.\Sun rm eqwp, typewnter ~nr !>t1l\'. Tirran' ., young, a rrectiona . ti' Game Fisher Xlnt hiS-8512 • LINO'S. Call blwn llam • ..,....._. uaky w/3 drawen $60 Ork , 69pm. 751..s777 w/papers .. 1 yr old .ale. J>l.Dt' rorfee tbl & end tbl ~ ramlly dog-very af· Sl25. ~ WAREHOUSE C LERK. fectaooate. Best Her.r----------1 F /time summer. Exper 4.94-1102 For Sale. 8' Green sora ctr 18297Jacaranda~. Pn, .. t~· nub hit: urrw: hand lamed $150011111th d1,e o r f ish b11al --------- Hwnongou.a.Sundayonly F~ ~too.ly.8-4pm mi• in b \' r' h • P l ar ge c age Call O\enughter \lolvo I 0 SABOT Phoenix . Full n ecessary . Boating Good condillon $50. knowledge helpful. Call Young.healthy a le Evenings.549·3990 9am+. motorcycle, 1gd .,13 3• 77.,n t..c99~19or960-314~ S3800.645 5085&b42 3324 race eqwpped. Wlte new for perts). brass items. Sal onl). Comer 22nd St ~ i ~ ...... 433 i-*65 j --' rood S975. Ph 54().2980 car llres 4t much more 1 n 1 n e A v e . r u r n . CaUue SHERRY'S PET CAR r a· Fbg Dln.ihy ~ motor JalE.l&hPl.CM mowers. edgers. much BunkBeds.sohdoall hit.I' Boarding & groom1.g G reat s t:Jpe S39!l IJ' Metcalf-trailer. new assot"Udmisc. rw.-w Sl.50 Ho's blke 20 with love. rree pku" 64$.4796 alt 6pm or all L'llman sail . $650. !ltin~H•) t)pe . .:ood Poodle Pups & Pers1411 daySat i 14·548·5982 Balboa Marine. 549-967l Dobenmo, 3 mo . No ----=------1 _ b appl. EOE/M FH papers. S80. 646-llli Antique Mabog. Dresser •. . . Living rm chrs, end Ma t ..... FOR SALE: Red Siberian tbles. couch, lamps. ••-••••••••••••••••••• Husky. AKC 49o·MT9 bookcase. Sale Fr1/Sal .wt.,.• 1005 IUl)'Ume.. ZlTI2WindsongCr. Hwit. 2 Family Garage Sale. Lots or misc 8961 Universe A ve. Sat . S oo . 9 5 . 309 G<Mdenrod. CdM. Furn. ft much. much more• cond S20 Call &t.2 7009 Kittens '°' sale. Tea Cup - - -~tud s. 25 yrs t'lLJ> 8' Rowtng Dingh}. vef) -••••••••••••••••••••• Golden Retnever . <-ne yr. B c h . S 1 g o s a t -... -------•l Female AXC Sll 1080 ~/Haaulton. Chi~ '>Crf't'n 6 rt Pe:.rl West.min5ter. ~28'8 sturd>. fiberglass Teak. $175 firm lM.2·~1 ~lNSTER ramil S .nd st.one ligu~ ~'en ... ~·-S.'T791 Sor 4 yGarageSale.Sal. pnngClearung SHERRY'S PET CAh ABBEY a. 8' · Floral. earth all day. 1912 Tustin Ave. 586 Knowell Pl. CM l) )r.> old $l250 ANTIQUElllALL Poodle.standard. al>le.7 tcme.S1.506,u 6438 NB. 642·32:58. Antiques. Sat•Sunallday 6Glil~ !!';'thrdli:vge."'rr~:oop~upR 'i'6 Daycrwser 455 Old!> Jacuu1 pump $6200/ 000 963 517 1 Daily UHi. Fri 1~9 wb. Sl!iO. · offtce/home rurn. mini t r d m e b u 1 I d , 11 .: Poodle Pups & Pen. an OPEN Ju~y 4, HHi ~W795 ~Contemporary couch. refrtg, lampe. k1tch. bed. ~!rage Sale Must sell ~ :>-1 i X8 'hJl.1' •. , K.Jttens for sale Tea t up ·-lmlWestmmst.erAve. W led ermanl loveseat&solidwalnut &bath suppllt'b, crafts. u•lS weekend Washer. Ll·rior (Jn1• .... 1nr10 .... \luds 25 }n.. r P '79 Gla-lron 21· V216 Garden Grove 55U1o.l s:rt h~?~:1 i-'~~~rn coffee table w /g!asa top. surfboard.etc. ~=r~~e':te~:~ C~ ~altl•oHer 8S4 3111 ~2848 =1..s~~·d~ !i~t~~ a.le. Does n<Jl nave t~· ~-Xlnlcond. Bedroom Set only 9·5. Parsons ta reporting stenograph • 1 pnc:e 5ale Sat. 1,1 1. 1 A)! ··WICK IE' the .. t ~l.l:>l ~ Boal at dealer Lo-rely antique En&li1b havepapers.2131d216-73ZZ set complele with ble, dresser. washer Doo'l m.iss th.ls one 41.J 'few 0 1r.-l·t1on:. Ttirirt lon1th.aired. uger male. lallf're<i 894~ side board. "50. Small efter6pm. ddressebl .. :d· 2 e/nhd tadbboles. d& /dryer. refrig, books. & Belvue Ln in alley betw - -Fren ch table, $180. ""' w ea ar . ... ... c ..,... p CdM "L" & "-v1Ue orr Balb Shop. 17lh Oran"e. C M . Ol'\J\.ered I am ao i1 .... 1d4! • - - ---- L"Tlenou... "'-loY• W045 $600,x.lntcond.646-IM-40. ,.__, ,....,. oppy. · """' •bE>h1nd l'1o n•'l'r cat. spoiled . '* II .,,..,._ Blvd on the Penuuula C""· " __. •· '· '--••••••••••••••• •••••• ...uLTIFAJtiilLY .mc .. en l rnanne.~ ... ull'."' '""" WHAT •• Antique aettee. $WO. 2 .Puppies, bea" . silky Lrg couch. chaira, coffee Sat·Sun 8-4 loved. LeavUlg is really tbl I tr '--d •. fiA.IAfiE SALE SAVE' Stereo AM FM .. _ _. ... . • dn.SZlllO. blal.2~ milled Lau, Fem.. e. P a Godrm h""' • ,. Sa\Urdlay June 28 9am Have H.O. model tra1.m & cassette. tumtablE'. like ,..., ........ t for the 11gbt ••• 6G-OGO ..... ~2001 more . s ape 17882 Quintana Lane. accessories. games. new $100 631Z'T78 aft home I 'm packed 4' re DOESITTAKE ()Id _ ... _ .. _ .. ._ Free titt.ens 7 b old 644-8203. Hun\ulgton Beach near puu.les & other items SPM ad}'t.oiO 664.--343:; TO PUT YOU ....,...,... °""'k table, • • Slater A Edwards. Sat.Sun 1-4. 320 CoUeen • IN A NEW Qt''B',tuecabiDet.,$380. weened. blk/bnle eyes, DECORATIVE wall P1 -F -~ -"-'• ~ lo90 --·~ ~-.---.. ,,,"'........ '-~A..o..g "D ~-··•-g 21.. (nr 21St Ii Santa Ana ordham fle:ulilt• .,hart ••••••••••••••••••• ••• -··---· --• ....-·-·-·" ............ • SAT4'Sun. Butc.ber bloelt Ave) bi It 61" lng. features 4 dmette. kid's sbde. LR ---------numature po.,. er tool !>et Hammond organ ~pmet. '05'• Cft 1010 F\'ee dog, ver frieedly. Trojan horseme n . lam ....... ._,_1 ............ 6 • ..,.,troWCi-..IO•S ban!l~ USt>d S'l to ~ 11n· du a I k ~ y bo ~r d ---••••••••••••••••• snale, ~medium llapificent! ~-Plus ..-.......,. """"" SM"f1 wood tJble 101>1> 10 Orawbar.'> &: pr"'sets ~· ~::::::. 1~ :::. .-:=: .UC fum. ->'161 =~C.::" Smo•d• •••~•.;:;;:;:;;:·.. i::.:;;~"~,,~ ";,.,';.; l'!'~~..;,••\o,,~w..::.,~' ..-S COlld. _,ea. $100 \ofatcbdogs. CREDENZA. 8' lng. wf2 LM'!l.v-.Toin... Marblehead 4c Blair S~ Blue hct'I Jrnl1c Sl.SSO.~ pr.~7437 KalfLab,baJ Shepherd. prdbldoonmcenter.& -.......... ~ House cutlery. sta.i.n.Jess 24',4fl' Pl 24 ,30 ·St. ------.- Cao Jump over higb open shelves 00 ends. New mn1erator: $(25. st e e I wat e r I es s 67S.i978 s.willgMec-..S 1092 flee Stove, ~I SlOO. (ence1. Wao1t better Qatom bit. F'in.lsbed Ill cliabwa1ber. IUDl·5ne cookware, misc. 1\em!> -•••••••••-•••••••••• Fnt free ttfn1-Asli::in& home. 631-091li. muted antq grtta S 175 bed. anUq ue deak. 19" All Ile"". 96CHi489 Irvine Coasl Country Club KENMORE ZIG 2.A G ~~. ~~~~::,iore . FREE ADORABLE KIT· PhD misc. r~. 64().5161 . ~~rp;~~ ~~:, Kitchen Aid food pro-:!~rstup Sl2:SO Call ~console Xln~~~17 TENS. 2sets or new full siu Sim· Is man. No reaaooable cessor. pak m<>Ml K45, Whirlpool ~frig. Jrreeze.T. Liller trained. t atler refused. Sat "Sun new c«td. retail $85, saJe Yamaha amplifier. model Mull Sac R1ccar ng zag .,.c,, .. _ • moos tna tres&es. new. \ ,,.5 8 0 f tt'1> " 12 ... n• ... _ 2 -->1,_-by-s1de 22 cu. ft.. 673-ZMB qiaeeruizeset.546-07M >P'. 1502· , ran1e Ave. or....-.640.2032 "JOl w 1 reveTb. new. se~ .... mac........-mo lce-mall:er Copper. Xlnl . C.M Sl50 Drathne table. S75 new. S2S-O Call Paula rood. $300. 645-E969 Adorable 81" kittens 9· sola. multi-colored dlJl. Jewetry 1070 Exec desk . 60x30. fwe Dys 546·.3551. evu. w/wbiu mart...ogs, long ing game table w /2 MOVlNG SALE ••••••••••••••••••••••• dr;,wer w ~!lent castc,...; ~ Ad aural Rerngerator 2 hair. free M9·51d3 leaves + 4 ch.rs. swivel Moving to Europc-sellinR •JM M Jo:UI A'Tl:: f',\Sll • .. xcdlmt rn11d1uon ~ -G--~ 109 .. door. Top Freezer $100 rocker club chair 111 .. wshr /dryr , piano. F o r G o ld . S i lve r . S.150 l).i i;-~~131 ~ ~ -... '22165MapleC.M Free German horthair BIW TV 8• confe~nce slu..'s·l.IO's, Sabot, plants. Plallnum Any lund. >~ '· · ev ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---'-------• pomter to good home. . · . assor\t'O furn, toys & rond . amount D:in1el 673 ~7l:? ~m(l nne. KraR J0..40 Washer • dryer . late Call848·9'25a1t<r6pm. lbl, paUo chaase lounges much more. Sat /Sun 548-5a>J Mi~ harpehooter ba.rTel md.I rmdel. lllnt condition. & chrs. Costa Mesa. UM. S40 Seaward. CdM. Wcmt.d 8011 1898. SpnoRfiel<hrmory. 11%>each. 646·5848 Playful kitten • g r eat &11-M17 780-0933 We b u Y G 0 I. D •••••••o•••••••••••••• top rood Read) 10 fire penonalilies. Blk/wh.iu STERLING Sil.VER & T<H'<.:~H PAIO Comp! w 2 carT) l·as~ Coldspot refrig. 12 cu fl. 8Ut/p-ey~70W King Size Wat.erbed. Mir· Elect.rook Cash Reguler, Sn.VER S's Will pickup For ust"<i rumiture & 4 p •20 round.~ ammo S2JO avocado.sep.freezeron r ored Hdbrd Six couches, meat sheer. ~ ..... i.. Fv~5529179 top $135. Can p U 7/\3. SwkblkFem.lutten,part drawers . Healher. Avon boa\ trlr. tbls. old ....,ances. wor lDI! or not . ----·----- 640-7437 Burmese/Siamese beautiful! ssoo. Pee· t.n.lnk.tenmsballretu.m. <:oun1erfe1l Diamond. 3 ~-s133__ Scubagear.i2cuftscubl. Adonble.642-4523eves. gySuellZ1~7 mlic 16\h •Tustin rwlcts.bnl!Jaot cut S199. IMSTAMTMOMEY pro r.o Twn s.o cu ft 20 cu. I\ rrost-rree refng. S.7'782 548 2917 l4K Rold nn.i: ~ ~l.8:1 t'or cll&M nn~s Hiichest alum L'S Divens $180 hkeouS450. LC matune white rabbit. Couc.b &t matchi.Dg .lov. or · K d pric~s pa id Bu' in l'nder,..·ater sled 1250 644 5511 needs loving home. eseat & twm beds Good ,..0 v G 14 gol heav) curh hnk '1 ula ----640-mt cond~·m6 ... IN & GARAGE walch. chalD w dob l(old o,il vH J~•e l r~. ~)reg lors~8l55 BOAT? LDm HEIE! A&J.MIW IHO •SEA RAYS From 17' FISH,SKI thru to l6'0CEAN c1u1sas With pn~ so near CV$l ~ don"l dare pnnl them Ill rear we'll offend some t."US\oml'r:. who paid far CDlre l60F/lllDCiE 1'715. T330Mf'rc. loaded l...lst Sl41 ,03S Steal SI 14.995 3'0UPUSS •~. T330 Mere:, loaded Ll5l S90 19i Ste.a I S&6.99S WllU: 26' SUMOAHCB ~ 260 Mere. trlr LatSZ9.~ Sa.le S25.60.5 WANTED-Someone to put . SALE Furn. antiques & <mechanical penc1l 1 & d t.' 0 ~a 1 · l' l c APP t JD a defrost uo1t or Beauulul white Samoyed Twin Mattrtt&es 6 bolt rmsc.Satoo..ly&AM-6PM SWtvel. weight 311 3 Ap-a nyv.hert William L'SE'd dJ\lnd eqwpmen1 I r.~ .. 1 --..... ood ho SIM2 Sierra Siena. lrv Liiurenle ~~ 819.J " possibly a tuner 10 a ...... e "~I me. springs. S50 per set <Turtlerocll> llSl-~18 prai5ed $2100, sell $1800 Calypso regulator, gage HURRY' freezer. in exchange for !lli8-1720 760-1006. 962..m26 Would l.J..ke to bu> Balboa ron.sole. 4hurunum tank. !!:!~ ~r::e':r ~~~ 2 Black Ii white •. male CdM redecorallo& sa\e. GAR.ACE SALE-Sat/Sun. 1'e'o 4 piece pla«? set Bay Club 1Dl'mbenh1p IJUS<' eqwp 751 8967 • aft6PMlfyouwilldoit. cats.NNe.Ted.rnendJy. D.R.table.mirrons,p1c· tum. sewing mach, de ung'I. 1Masterp1ece> In 6445209 Stcw9l;at _. We sold many boats ___ _...;; ____ ~ S·TT18 tura. chest. desk. Work! contor items. 30'2 Ins. ternat1onal Sterling WANTED N;.;-;~ 1_.' w ·1095 last week and will 11.aytaC washer .• elect. Fwwllae IOIO BooU.644-9806 Cdll ST00.646-5250 w1ndov. v.1th tram ....................... soon be out of some dryer, Yellow, ruce cood. ....................... 2 hnported decorator Antiques Galore ... empty. t tll M lf"J 1071 :.>"a47l4 Call 751-89ST NCR <.:ash repst.er (2). rTl)dels. n75.S41-2168'7. **I IUY ** "Palm" lam.... mga\Orageunit.Sat/Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• ideal for liquor or ,,,... 9 30-4·~ 26216 N'""" 81 AlrblK' approved dog car lf'OCU'Y store. 7 dept ALL IOATS 19 e~ 1n frost less Good med Fumtture Is 644-$MO · • · w ... ~ ·TRUCK Spray booth ner.rorsmlCollle keys, A-1 cond. S6IOO ea rern geralor. S175. Appliances-OR 1 wlll . cM OeVUlblS, t yr old. 30' 644 4MS 714·327-8772coUect MUST IE 8:.7182 aellt 3 ptett bed.room group· Toob 1 f mi . loDI s 16' hilh x 22' wide. orSELLforYoa mg 2 matchinl swivel • ots 0 · sc. 47 Offer Rebuilt Steam Mnkd TY • ...-0. SOLD' ' General Electric Stove II MASTBS AUCTION ~ ln An\....,ue Gold Ford P.U .• 064 VW Baja. clea r El t t ..__. ....._ 1011 HIR .,.....___ 1-1 • ' ' "" . 1835 _, 250 Su.iukl. 250 ne • ec roma 1c www1 mid on. , .........-.v v.., '· Oven. Xlnt. $50. 673-6336 4' I 16 6 IJJ.t6JI 646-2041. Yamaha', Triala. Sal 9-4, .->0.00. 2U·77J·20'70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &sM2·1S58 Beaulllul RCA 25" color COME IN. \?. • Spyaone El.lra Queeo Formal d.l.niol set, 6 cane 207Sanla laa.bel •CM. Sean Lat.be Is tools. STS. Hamhnd Orun with 1V. 2 yr wmly. rre-e de· MAKE AN OFFER • L 21.5 cu Ft. w~ imttreu. box 'II/frame back chain. table. 6401\llUD, NB. Sat/Sun 9. Sean 6" Joiner 1250. Ryt ym $l ~75 Also livery $124. 646-1786 DO SOMETHING r sicle by aide refriS. Two SJ,50. XIDt eond. Hoover 3~''X5W', Wroutht fron &16-SZSO. Hammarlund SP600 r('vr ,,, kln1 1ize waterbed1 . .,.-tPt vacuwn cteaner base. all r edone . Sat 9-5• Sun 9·1· Sml IOIO SMl,.?.~ 646 8330 co ... ta Select YAMAHA demo It'll Never be .• a.sa. .. 11--11va llSX .-...I -1oso ·~ .. --divan, balhnn nnures. Mite••·--........ amnc. tuners. cassette this way again. · .......,, r-· -·-··-·· kit. a--i m•-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------..... camera Sl20. o.tuu Ex· · ...,.... ....... decks at greaUy red~e0 take advantage . Wtll. Bae Refrl1e aide b)' ereyde -.s. Fine Print& Ratt.ao brtrlal set $3t5. GARAGE SALE S.ttSu.n Spa. 2mD. okl. Cost. IZAOO. Antique Player Piano. pricea Atlantic Mu11c of it. side: lc.maku.etc. $200. $25 • us. Gold ... , ~ ~ ...... c..blnet f75: 12·5. Lampl. teWiDC uc.nfice: naoo. lndoor beau cond. ele-rtpump. &1&-81195 .., us _J_e1......;17'-l7_WD _____ -1 framed Picaaao'• "Lov· X ~ .,.......,w, 41hX.6~ aaeb. Pl dryr mi.c Cll'outdoor. 9fS3.0'198. rolll. below dealer pnce ---------1 en" OD canvu $25.00. SZ5. Hwy duty noor J.11720Umooti..r;.ue . ROLEX Watch Band. 661115.9 25"Co&orT.V SJ.38 HBl'YOURSll.J Old fitllerman lamp · Jdlaher •. 'JIO-trrl. President tlK gold. DRUMS by Ludwig. bght 1 year warranty bla1ap abade $40. Laree 3 ~ Rattan aofa Sl50 _,VlNG SALE-Set/Sun Sll00/b9totr. su.29S3 blue clear 2 Floor toms. 642--$340 HQRISON ceramic plant pot oa Gold with bl~ cuabJon.' 9-4. llefrt1. tbla. lift.a, a base 24". 3 Z1lgren for Sale: ColorTV I +w'f 11 IOll at.aadSIO. Boob. 541.1546 MS-837l · lAnOll China, ..,_t, bnt Waterfall. tndoon. gold, Cymbah. Roger's high 19" Moc.or<>U95. t.-················· anytime,811 IC Victoria. . aeDel'paper bacb. mhc.. W/l}Ma top. can be u.Mld h11l co mplete ""I all S46-2llMI BOAT CENTER GB Jlefrlau•tor w /ice ., mater. Avocado. '350. .... lla.rt1;Ja or Jay• m-IS50 91!1111111111!1111!!11!!~ ... -IEllilf C.11. btwD Ha.tbor • .. S. lffl 3152 Sumatra. C .M. aaaqua.rillm. Beau. SZOO. cases S8000MO Call if\ ............. l7'T_,_. 644-0141 n ;QUlLA SUN RISE 11081 E 16 197'9. Bnst.ol cood Trailer, cvr. saJI ho1.. extras. Must sell S2SO> 1 bsl of r 675-6263 ~ Columbia. good shape. new motor, ~ sails. d inghy, SHOO. (213 > Xl8 U.4 14'HOllE G<l cond . STS.O or bst ofr. 673-7928 or 673-9128. •, boat ~ale, moving. roust sell •, ownership Columbia 26'. Hunt. Hrbllllp $4800. 554-1800 or ~1 !>704. 8111 Binckes. 26 ' Wood en Sailboat many sails. rull rover SUMI 645-4817 12' S..Llboat w11h tra.Ller . 5400 orbstorr 548.Qj86 Sabot r11>eralass boat on· ly. ~o sa.als Sl25. 6'S-1°'8 '070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS AVAILABLE SallboatsooJy Delaney'" Restaunml area. up to r.· keslroom. shower. &t ice ma c hine incl. 67J..8800. ask ror Dave I Slip avail. Nwpt Isle. side he, sm Bay Cruiser. like Bo:.ton Wllaler. l.8' m.a1t. S25 & W-t' bl5 2834 -------- Wanted Boal Shp for 24• Day Cruiser By Hunt Har buur r l'S ldeol 846-4988. ~· 51.Jp available, Hunt Hrbr 1n exchange (or use t:A power boat 840-6383 10· Boal slip. Balboa Cov· l'!> near Arches. Agt. 549 1366. -------.,. Spftd & Ski fOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl llf Charger, must se1J at $5.500. Just reblt. 460 Ford. Berltley J e\ Tandem trlr. cover &14·S474, 6'4·5475 T••••wiaffaft ••••••••••••••••••••••• C R!f a. W./ •t20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '61 YOUCWA&EN CAMPa Oklie but Goodie' Clean W..Ualia pop top. Gnat abape! ( WXB005) SZffS IOIW11'M.AM VOUCSWAGolN 7800Weslm1nste.r Ave. . lll Weslminata m. 'Ts.51 6Jl.1Bl 14 ' overhead ca m~r Make offer Curth. 963-9808 alt 5 PVBUC*•ru:1*R.s Fanon.a ~1~0 ..... -.:.::········ r<:: .... 7::::v::e.::rde:::::;>~::==:::::·~=7252.=======:1.:a=·=·="r:<1="=, :1'11=·=·~ .. =·:::;I 10 \ • -II•~ 1-. ..-to '· .-... 12 to '· , .. , .................... LIMl IACll ~ T ... 7~ Fura. • mile. 1120 ........ I ts r~ JI c..tMwy YOU.IV u. 1-0•~•1 b~~ t_•c1t . ~.17 per,,OAY J\IDlrWA.-.CM y be •. ..=:~ ........... .}.! (114)131-2541 '1'10NIS1CM••ar vl armo ,.., uwga -•· Pal/MT. A)a. • eo11ec. ou can a ~ ------•ct.-a.dllllM.Ublelli That'aA1L;vo1.1pay .., .... ,............. -Dry rot? 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AIC. '1l1aucw1ded <IZll> '74 uo •-cir ad.a, 1ood !0e::~101•. tac~, ... ••....... '''• rwn-._ ... ltll · ---. n11 enc • ..int etc. ---s• •l'I 1 cond.. nu ..__ .. ~ .--'--lo A 11111 .... ,... y-9170 '111-4711 -r ... --. _. All/Pll w /tape, new HA.a.LEY ..,......,, -·-................. atJ6wo-.T ....................... ••n..w12• Sl7115.415tllmaA•. ~=··~re~ .Ht •' U .Ut smYICI....,.. ~ .... ....,. 'Tt Dodfe, B-lGO. babble '12Audi J.OOLS. AM /FM -Eqajpmeat iadadn air '7' 21oz, slat cond. a.___. .. eob'uterior l•-llllorl·lll~ 0.-IDQwAW.-a-.-........ top. p /a, p /b , auto, 8-1ood. SltOO. Call coDd ., eanroo l • All/P'll a·trtt. cllltOID --•~ D•Good._..,.lclo ..... m..1:a1:• lmo""-'aod.•a. aa/fm, cu1tomiaed. WANTED! m.i-.. c:wette.(JllBXD). illl,.-O,&e0-GZ38 <llUWL~JIJ Aotb. ~MM.. =-=pl·fNr!I:• PY\~ M.WtU ~II u at ae I I. i.a.. model Toyotas aDd ._... t70f -..a.CH"!9~ 10 no 4-dr, S47'4 or T.O. SAMTA AMA .Jr...,._MOell -n -81 • · Volvoa . Call u1 -•••••••••••••••••••• ~ ....rva1S 1.ae at $120.44 pr mo. DATSUN -• " · .. ~ .._.___ ,... ..,, ..__ V• ... p---i-.o a. AY t'' 1 --.._ n......e .,.__.. a..*i IOtt L&d Edit pro-Cmla 111.. ~ -_..._ v1 ---___.. • • • • '6 l Sp r 1 t e . 1 harp , -,._., gos~ SM-SZ58.833-t579 2IJ01 E. 17th Street ,dllltt.acm md1. Good tond 146-tfM -·•••••••-••-•••• cpt'd iatr. 11 mPC-New ecanoaUcal. sports car, NEWPORT BEACH --------__, SantaAna ~7811 l .,..... . Needt auiht "7t f'Ol'd Brclec:o ~ · ti rea etc. $900 I ba l. Jl.llll cand. QOOO. 912.IKJ 71z..otto 75 DA TSUM eoa•etlc work SSAYISAY1$ ~a:=m~:w~ _-._n. __ aA_•----.-.....-.~......,--.~.._ .. -..W 9712 0.*MelCOUMTT"S l2IOH11h••111:• 760ATSUM Slll/OBO.SS2·tlTte'lle9 wrntUSIDPAITS 77 Doctae 200 van. Low ""....._... _................... 4 cylinder, 4 1peed, "da• hi lta•Halll KZHO ~ wal, lo miles, lmportedcarpana '7t Ford Broeco. mileaae. Good cond . c .... .,.... OLDIST All/Fii •/tape, map, 4 cylinder, automauc. IMPORT LOADED . Jm&nac:, Clean Interior. New "'46-tJOJarS40.'4'7 630 CSJ,mhrt comhtk>n. &· ~i!!~.;·~= Del Bar m i rrors. AUTOSUPPLY aW>cn dlx mlr. 17100 or tirea ~l 8am-5pm ~y. '77 wttbta.ni.n· 7~...,.. • Coasc*, '900d cood. $1700 obo. 101 N. Mancha~r tab over pymt.a. 645-#11 ' • · PORSCHES t.erior. BB ~ 6 low shade ll:lt. "Priced to new custom interior. • ln-'IOl. A.oabeim 776-.x> '77 Ford 81&bble Top mlluce. 30.000. Sl9.5e0. . Sell" (0950191 H.D. step bwnpen, new "11 Cberc*Ale C1lW J-. 1-_.,.. S.14!11-Service-Leaaanc SZll6 bricbt yellow paint· ...... m Susuki lree1. or -.-. Camper Van .•• auto, VI'""'~ ~c IK. , dirt Good c:ad 1375 'TIA SO radlalaOBBOR·l3 nr; loaded, dot coadJtion. .tr. m&ae, PS, PB. CB. WANTED 7' 8......, -_ ... ,l w.er, SAMJA A.MA (~~ im..tn ne-wcoodSlOO · 5 LI ~ftrm.te8-MU 1t«eo. C1&atom paiot. -" -..... ·~ mot.or RoUt yce BMW DATSUN -·AAMA " Alloy fit molt FWD can ·~ 9..... Ro.ewood inter. Low • tnnl. new patnl. new 1540Jamboree 2001 E.17t.bSlreet DATSUM SlOOOBOll5-Mt ,.._ .._ -it-.-... ""'"" f de-Allow ua the opportunrty tirea. IS700 714-175-~ NeWlMlrt Beam ~ ,,,_ ... _ ·--u .. rsu -E. 17th..,,.__. l'1t Xl.ZSO. Pun/play bike. -····-··-·•-••••••• ..._...,, .._.. ~ or to c:onaader the purchase --------.,...... IUl.a ~ -· ou~ , Lota ol e:rtras. Aft S, '76 PLYMOUTH 31.8 eng. . taib . .-. 64$-'72215. or trade-in ol your clean i5 S3Cll. Auto. A/C, Cass. •••••••••I---------• s.it.Aaa SSl-7811 • 59-l'JZl au lor Roaer. •.auto. trans. l:iOO. Lo :.:;~~II:~ mi:i '78 Doctae B-200. 13,000 ml, Poncbe. Check with Us mrf. alloys. Best olfer IOI McLA .... I 7:,:: 77 DATSUM ~Honda Hawk, 400cc, mi. 964-484.S aeUS500 ...... 58Zt a/c, am/fm cass, nru. ,Today! 641).T728. & 6 cylinder, automatic "da;t rblt eog, xlol cood. F d E 00 V Ideal for buaioe11 or. '76 S30i. m.lnl oood. sor<. ' ' trans .. aircoodiliorung, sspeed. AM/ w/tape, ! +HelmeLS1050.~ AMloaforS. '70 or 3 ao l5000.1'1J.82S2.. a.ir, am/fm tape Must power steerloc. steel 33,746mi.brigbtgold. --------~••••••••••••••••••••••• Camper. Sm 8 cyl. '11 ---------1 sell. P.P $8SOO. 7~l731. radial tires. Quartz "extra ni c e" 24 :no Honda Chopper, 1977, IMPORTANT Sun dial coovea. Sell '72 Ford Van P/S, air, 83IHSl3. dock. ooe OWMT, 9.STT mos/24,000 miles Service immac. cond., S2SOO. NOTJCETO Contained. cab air. map,$1400. 8SON BeamBlvd mi "Pnced below low Contrac t Available 631..S..W READERS AND sleeps 4, re1 gu ' gd cood ~ LA HABRA t.eUy boot" (397WZ0>. OG10819). ADVERTISERS SM95S48-818 <H l1 No olSA Fwy1 $6150 $1"9 'For Sale/Trade 1973 The price of items. . SU MMER TIM E T• Dlllar '80 320i l71415~5ll3 S'"..-AAMA .r ... ..-AAMA Kawasaki 2SO Enduro.l advertiaed by vehicle 63 Rancbtto. nu motor, SPECIAL ..,. Sunda b Appl ~· ~· CNeeds some work.) Will dealers in the vehicle painL Auto t.raoa. SllOO. i5 Dodge Van low top Pail 48 mo'a. po e I Y Y · DATSUN DATSUN , conaider Honda 90 or classified advertising 6'l'3.a578 campu. Orig owoer. Sl.lllfOOf,alioy.,ei.c. 2001 E.11lbStreet 2001E.17thStreet , 100CC8ike.7Sl-8967 I columosdoelnotinclude . 38,000ml. Xlnl cond. ForYourCar' Sunrl.h'3/moplus c.,t 9715 SanUIAna ~7811 SanlaAoa 558-7811 . ' ....__ .,_._Vi any applicable taxes '1'I GM ll4 Pidnrp. Xlnl. ~llCIOO. JOHNSON & SON tu. sz.ooodown -••••••••••••••••••••• ....._ ~ ~ 1· t f f • cond. Delme --uip'd. Lo ----------1 •.._.a ...... r~ a.t 'Slw 160 I icense, ran.a er ees. . -'97 n...tH-V \l\o tlOO -•• &15-~ i6 C.pn Auto, sunroof. 1 • *9* fmaoce charges. fees for m.. s.:ll-4985 UUUofl"' an. a ' · 216215 HartMlf' Blv ~ AM / FM ca s s . Good ....................... air pollution coa.trol de-~9177. 2035 Wall~ce. Costa Mesa :M0-5630 l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I cood. asoo. ~~ dys •WE RENT• vice certilicallOOS or ck-'76 Chevy ~too CD20. Cll. 1: •YOQI' Motor Hoene-aler doc:ument.ary pre-6cyl. 4apd. New trans. ----~----_, Looklni for VW Bug or 7' IMW 6JJCSI m.-OlQ_En._286 ____ 1 TopStoyou-tubend1ts puation charges unless AakJD&$3,000.497-53&8.. .._W__ 9590 Vu between lbe yrs SiJverwitbblacUul.ber '7' Ghia 3-dr. AM/FM Wedomai.ntenance-free otherwise a ....... ified by -•••••••••••-•••••••• '&G-'•.CaJ15.57-8658 Execut.tveear slnc.e um.full rels. l.beadve.rtise~-10 Datsun King cab PU. We,.., sten:o CUI, air, maga. n.o.•e's RV Rent.a.ls · 12.000 ml. sbeU. AC. S OVEI ...... 'art.cl Im Md A191 lllC. •·spd. S5SClO ~ ...,.. 850 N. Beam Blvd . . ~ Allff!lllu/ spd, stereo, 759·9203. • ...................... <51111 No olSAPwy) i9CapnTurbo 45pd_A1r. Cliiuks 9520 _6J5.. __ T337_______ .. looAi Alt..._. 9705 La Habra SZ2·S333 Red w wht mttt S ba.r,> RENT MOTOR HOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---16 000 966-2t216 S250 wit + &: mile Self '56 f'ord t,; too Cl~1c. Gd 1978 Dat.su.o King Cab. Foe Yoc;arGood l 961 ALFA ~ BMW ~I 4dr. au. . ---cont. 645-2283 cood.Sl900 w/camper sbelJ. 59,976 VW.Porscbeor Auch ~ C """" AM lf'M "'en .,..._., .-.r-.. ROMIO SPtDB swi root. lp de<:&.. saKIO. ,.. apn -· ""l.........,, IDl • $3,250, ~. ~ ,..,~ f ..... ~ fl'>C:7001 E -.,.,.. "~ _,_ •-.-~ rn.ag Ha . .... ........., . C b RSCJIE UD I Restored. Hurry or u..., _,. . v ... u • '""'°"""' ,._,.""' ........ veaomethingyouwant -----------1 igrs Dal.sun King a. VW-PO -A o ne ! Extra sharp ' --------~.auwtram,JlKau to sell? Classified ada do Ma ke your sbopp101 w/carnper shell, S2,7S8 "5E.CoastHiway CHDP733l. S1700 962-0583 it well -Call NOW, easier by uslDg the Daily mi. M,000. Call wttdaya, at Bayside Drive ...... ST ., ... 11 '80 32Ri ------• MZ-S678-PUotCl.usifiedAdl. ~SPM.714-SC7~ NewportBeacb 673--0900 -~ UI '7' Capri . .1lat cood, RACH IMPORTS 48mth. Lease fm;amcass. V-6. AllhK. M•w HOO A11tos. Mew 9100 AlrhK. M•w 9IOO ~ M•w HOO •.....••..............................................••..•.......... ········~·············· . ·HONDA'S Ml no.e Street Fully Pact«y 644-Sln NEWPORT BEACH F.q111pped CSIJ742 l 71 Spy::~ cond. $156.77 71DATSUN 9no ....................... MU ST SELL 1111 · MONTHLY 9-ZIOS.I MEDIATELY. Fintre-plua tax . 41 mth . 4 cylinder. 4-s peed. f .. OBL/OAC Cap. Value. uooable o rer taaea. 11 l ,715. R ealdua 1. AM tYll radio, beautittal _714-_~-------I t6M.3.25. Cap. Red. $:2'71S black with Wlre basket T 0 t a 1 p 8 y m e 0 t 5 macs. ID(' had.mg 1 year '76 Alla Spyder conv. gd cood. S4SOO bsl offer «·521&. ~us $7976 6' J UST ~ 08 warranty <0'13TYPI DEUVERS $4, I 9' le.Md Al.B4hlc. MlrtlHowud'sMew "74 Alfa GTV 2000 Needs ~ N Bea~h Blvd Gocw .. ~ YW minor body work It <5 M1 No. olSI\ rwy l l37l1 Harbor Blvd- pamt, must ~U 962-5020 La Habra SZ2·S333 ~100 * IMMEDIATE DELIVERY * ~~·.~:.--: ....... !~~~ ~ ... ~:.--: ....... !~~~ ~~·.~.e.--: ....... !~~ 1~.~:.~ ....... !~f ~.~:.V: ....... !~~ * • DON'T PAY OVER WINDOW STICKEi * * OUR INVENTORY IS UP e OUR PRICES ARE DOWN CIVIC S SPHDMUTOMATICS ACCORDS 5 snmuUtOMAncs 1[]-~ ~ ---"'~~ ~ PRELUDES 5 SPllDS ' WITH TOUI eoao Cl8l'f •• .. ~~ox a• awes,~ • DOOIS • ..wl OIALll MIO omotcl. ....,.. to CMI .. Aaal GMT. • -11 ll&MIT ::,.. Wqe &ily Wriump~ & ti~ tirralh u1F rrs EXCITING, WE'VE GOT rr ANTI-INFLATION REBATE SWEEPS NATION! MG, Triumph give huge rebates on classic convertibles. SPl'I f "lRE •• ~ssoo REBATE! 11t=r SPITFIRE. Come in and deal . When you've made your best deal, on top of that you' I I get a SsOO cash rebate. It's a classic opponunity to owo this spirited roadster. Spitfire is synonymous with sports-car ex· citemcnt-with 17 National SCCA Championships IO prove it. MGB ••. TR7 ... $1,000 REBATE! Come in and make your best deal. Then you'll get a big cash rebate on top of that. MGB. It's one of the best-loved convertible spons cars in the world, now at oncc·tn·a·lifetime savings. Come in and deal. Then drive out in the wide-0pcn MGB and get a big S750 cash rebate! $750 REBA TE! TR 7 •. Make your best deaJ and get SI .000 on top of that. the best rebate Triumph has et1er given. Here's the exciting, wedge-shaped sports machine with the quick reftexcs and clean convenible styl· ing that have made the lriumph marque famous. -n-iumph TR7 Spidcreitcluded. OM THE SPOT FINANCING with ~owd CNdl HURRY I HURRY! HURRY! This offer is~ for a limilal time only. UY ' 11..._C .. t ... 17141 ... 7* . 1714) 130.7300 --... -............. ---..... -..... ..._._.,,,,,.. ..................................... ..., --.... ··-................ -.. , . ·-,. ---.. ..... 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FO • ¥OU '11~ .... cr... -·-c. 'TJ&D.Ne9 .... CI*', .._-..01111 AaU•OUJ.c.aJ Ol.Mt ICleU batt~y. 1tH•1 '°41 ... ..,_ '756 141 w ttae•A ~.-. .. .,., t 7N .. -.................. • MC nuca •1 DEAllR IN U.S.A . ... 'H ltd, itereo, llltlla1'iairlli¥d MAZDA AJM.1'11. XJat. llJl M,j JR{ aOY 411pd. ilat ~-UIOO C09'1'A lll:SA CODd. 14.-at.I. AIM. M't nn.. ....-i. ........ trua •• A/C, am/rm/ CARVER t 7U ---~-am. .... ROUS·ROYCE ~................ '76 MOt•A ..... ,.._ t14I AJr e.M...... ..... ::'~"":'.::. ••nWAMT9 .. ___.__~~ Brt -·••••••••••••••• .._..,, e....U.. Only .....,.. ' 4 ~>'~ 4 _ LS.10t mllell. Uke new ...... ......., ... J• Yellownfi;aml ... t.'Olldl· 'T1 ..0. Silv•· Lo mJ. cmdil"°9. (Ol1YffA) CLOSED SUNDAYS ,. .... ,..... 16"1'.. t1onr < • ... ~ = ~j~t~!!:: SI0.6fl RR -s BeatlCY. um. A 0.. .. 9'9' + ~ -•n Sl.5,SOI. Call lloo·P'rl ~ beaudful car! Compare JIMJS-7141. ..._.He•u4'tMew 6-Ulpm-...O. ~ •1> w/otbera, Sacrifice -......... VW a.I-$18,000. XW1700. P.P. ,,,_ t7JI lJTll llarborBlvd. 'l'OlllBZ•SE, white. xl.Dt --..ro .... 7414 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ccmd. Sunlf t.t offer 1m1 ..._. 91..., --------• ll"n) net mo Span Good 5.lMlOO -.n11 · · a. .. a.a... ...... nP s..ri. t7'0 cood. sam act mp& la ..._ f7l4 •••-••••••••••••• .... • Under MK on 1 Mew ••••-••••••••-•••.... '73 • SE 4 S. 1 owner. '76 POltSCHI I '71 SA.Al hardtop, brakes. tires, '73 K.armaD Glua conv'l. Sedan, 4 dr Approx flJI 'l\ll90 All rk UH stereo LU bhte. Exceptionally 71.000mLSISOO.~ Sllld.. W/air. Only 47.000 Equipmeat iDchades air 12,CI00.71'-Mt·l74Zevn clean . 2 a e w tires.,_ .... _.--• all 111.(tlOPRY). CODd. • All/Fii stereo Divorce foreea s ale. -~ -........, ..... ..,._ ......._. ...... .......... • • ..n. ~Flat. 4 ctr, Sd, Muat Abeolutely mwit seU. opt 1on1, met1llic __ ,. ........... w/caa&ette.(2~1C). i.ell , P .P . Amanda, s.crtnce. ~. ~176 brn/tan, assume lse (=-NN=~-> HUlaY!I! 646-9UOorlll-l432 crlS1·1'111. $589/mo or $2S ,375 . LaHabn szz s.133 llACH It .a«TS BM·l.919 NI Dove Street A.dos, Hew 9100 Auto1, M•w 9100 . PorKbe to D roacbt.er NEWPORT BEACH ••••• .. ••• ••••••••••••• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• s Mere. Runs :dnl. Top ...._. _, t --..a t 1 · 7 • AAAA coocl. Must sacrifice: •u.-'"on:u o •ct s-...,- SZICIO 645-l806 spec. Nu blk paint, mt & li-0-~-..A-.----97-6-5-• · · top. All nu rubber & '754.5GSEL, awuf, lthr, "1 chrome. Xlnt mecb. ••••-•••••••••••-•••• mi. immac cond, 112.800. U 2, SO 0 or offer . 645·2375 dya, 87S·M38 714-%10-2311, crJ3...5Bll6. eves Gorseoua red 911S, '77. '73 280SE 4 .5, blk, Alr,ster,an.r!,29,000m.l. AM/FM, imm.ac. P.P. $17,000. Pb645-Ul82 $7500.646-8654 -------•For '7S 9US, Sspd, mags, '74 280C MBZ. lmmac. ster cass, anxf, sl'Vl', lm· Brn w /t an ltbr. air. mac. $13,950. P .P . stereo. auto. $9,000 or ~llM8eves/wkenda Gel GREEN cash 7 6 TOYOTA Coa<>UA 4 cylinder, •uto. trans. Perfect for your Daughter! (778RKB) $3499 ~Howwd'1Mew Ga .. GroYe YW l373l Harbor Blvd. 534-4100 T .0 .P . Call Ga r y. 646-7197 dys, 768-6449 eves. for WHITE elephants 77 Celka Lit!*, AM /FM, with a Classa!ied Ad CB. a.tr, S-spd. 28K mt, 3:50SL. l family owner. CalJ 642-5678 aft 4:30, 832-42>&8 XlnL rood. Blk. 2 tops. ----------'------ Sl.6.SOO. 631-2157. AMtos., H•w 9100 Allto$., H•w 9100 ....,, 9742 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ....................... Cla11ic red MG ·A R.a.dst.er. nms ere•t. all ori&. $3000. 4-IP!ll , 49'1·21.16 '76 11 .G. m id1et, ex celleol, white with blaclt. Low miles. $3,000. 7141894-6677 ·II II THE 1980 RABBIT 2·DOOR $99~!~~NTH II E......, ""'"' ffVOUQ'f'\ Ju~ n °"'" "" " .. "•<•.,... -,ut>itt t to or.or wit« . '76 MG, good cond , AM/FM cassette. Best olfer. 645-9115 '744 ....................... "72 llGB, runs good, fair concfitiorL $2500. m.3S15. after6Pm. CREDIT UNION MEMBERS , DISCOUNT CARD MEMBERS, REFERRAL SERVICE MEMBERS, S&L & BANK REFERRALS . EVERYONE INVITED TO • Loot FO.-a... S~ID TAG -.... ~IAlSJ ":-same eve · · · new r O)'otas •• difference w~ ... we ITIBke the ~lse one "P . "-ToYO,. .........._ Yt>u in. we'd like nee leedW" to.._. new T.0~011 c•YOr u to lcnow that!:: '~t""' •nd t ---, ~-· ~1 is on ,.Je So ruc1c In our .....-;iaJ storew;de · ... us fi 8rld &mciay. Oon't d1acount Pnces ~ miss it/I ....._., BJ! llG B convert. Low DJileace, rttenUy pa.in. ted-new top It tires. Loots & nma like oew . P.P. S3000. MS-3029. "1311GB Bl Coov, gd mag W. 11 t.op. Neb ame wrk. Sl.500 Fi.rm &l&-6335 9746 ·ea Opel Wagon, 4 cyl-1900, xblt cood in/ out. am /f m stereo, ZX radials. New c:arb " starter. 25mpg, anytime 960-a48. 710Pa SPOWTCOUPE 4 cylinder, 5 a~. air conditioning, AM /F M w/\ape, map, shding rool. 16,419 mJ. "bright red" · "sharp". 24 mos/24 ,000 mile service contract available <GIWYC). $4396 SAMrAAMA DATSUN 2001 E.17tb Street Santa Ana ~ 7811 EaJ!er burer!t read the Classified ad~ e\•er' da~ Jr you ha"~ !>Om('thm.! for sale. rt>ach them fo~t and mexpens1\'el~. call ~-5618. ke LflA ~oi~ rff--for-t+e wee~ Mwcmt-W tidver.f1&.e ~~r ~~,b~, CJ)'{ I 8-fv. ~ 6'.o~~~ 11-e Ad-Siner Let Ad-Siner Save You Time and rvtoney a b rand new service • y.., _., ,..,.., Ad-Sitt• wt.ft placlltt .,_ o4. • The ,._Sitt«_..,_.~ In,,_ Wy ,._. o4 • Ad•Slttw ... .,_ .......... 2' ...... ..,. • "teu al Ill•.,_ ceinaaa ,. ...... ,.......... .. ,_.._ (......, ttwv Prw., a -te U. ... ~ I -te lllM.) ()lo, If pu wllft, M .... al ... wllll y.w ,....... • e I .,eclfWtt. . • ,., ............... , _, .. ,...,.. ~ u66d.Jl1l AHmcl' takes pur meua,es 24 houn a If crr:· 7 days a weelr I OAl lY PllOT DICK BARBOUR'S E.O.M. SALE SPECIAL PRICE , SPECIAL TRADE AL LOWANC ES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MOST MODELS EASY BANK FINANCING NOW AVAILABLE SALE FRI., SAT., SUN., MON. Effective JUNE 27, 28, 29, 30 If you Don't Buy Your New Datsun From f1!!1 lltbll Jfl]ijj •:'.j ii I] : I YOU MAY BE PAYllG TOO MUCH. .... ~Immediate Delivery on Most ~rs .e:i;;;~;- ~-. ; -:_ c<;~ ....__"....__~ ..... USED CIRS CLEIRlllC SILE WE NEED TRADES •11 Pim •••llT 'll 211Z CPE. '71211Z CPE. '71211Z CPE. '3595 ~~~ '5495 *~; '8495 ~~ '1995 '11 lllm f11 ITI. .... 'll llTSll 1112 ... ,. •11 CBJCA umaa '71 CEUCI um1C1 6 IPd . .., oond .• '5995 ~j:.. 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'11 YWWIL 4 ey ..... • = lac· 7' YWIAmr '6' YW 1US '1ITOYOTA UMUO Oad.OID 2 ._, 4 speed., 't{/. aJr co IUoolo1. l>JnamMec.Aodl2door. a.pw~oldiewttb re- ,,..__ Or a ,ooe .rnn.., •• root -._rM0 rM»t ·a•~ Htomallc, radio aDd built .,me. Dynamite! C&.ICA '12 Toyota....._, 4 • \oo! D1• aalte ! raea. rea u.a •• beater. ll'• cleao! ~) • C)lader. a ...a. fae· ad c:ood. 11250, Call ~) Wapl (7'7JOrl') (DWI)()) S2'91 s•• n. SllYICI NeLIASltla OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS lOI)' air coM.ltloOl••· ~ ""' S12" Mttl IOIWITHAM AM·f'll ncUo. IWAO, 'Tl 1'oyo&a Corooa Man IOlwnMAM ................... IOIWl'IMAM YOUSWAW IAILlm • 1 I' ''GOLD ll. tedaD. auto ukiG1 Y~MIM ........... YW YOUCSWMIM 19W-*m.....,.Ave. VOi.YO nNOD~~!:!UJI> Mst. IO-U7T, JOU 11110W•eieettrAwe. 1171l&artlarBJYd. 'lDWewtmm.«AYe. lDW•tmt....... llMHll'borBlvd. _,,,,.... W.U.C.. C11 ill W••tmter-l'M Oii ill._. • ..,._ -'JSll 131-7llO COSTA llESA ......... 1a.... -m.75151 ... ,., -1511 111-190 '44-tlOl 540-9467 .......... YW 1W 0 t 9767 71 YOUC •• sw, ..... ·11 VW ert I 78 Vfll &Qs. an.rf. auper 77 .,_ wo lrllRatWIUYd. _ ................ "73 vw Ca~. •W'lll.nc. "'2 I' CODY •• a r, deao. lo all, AM/Fii. "-" $)Mlll Tr Sf'tllre Xlot ~ steno, dDl CCDd. $3500. V«Y abasp fla.t.op COD-.ureo. ~ mi. a!Dt. 13700/0 8 0 , llual Mii. Dl'MAMITIJ4ZDl u,,_ _ _...;. ____ , New tires. Askin& "200. ~ venbl. ID tna1y creal --.m..-~·5m..bef0f'et:30am. 2 door Mdan. 4 cylioder HOO m...cw evea lb.ape. <7ZILl'X I 7' YW DllSIL wttb automatic, ateertng __ "11 VW BUS. Low ml, llhrt $4291 n-L--"L" ~ _..... '71 YW SClaOCCO 1s air. Only a.ooo miles. Y-W91Jeft 9770 cood. $7200. Pvt pty I09W1THAM .,_..,.... __,. •IUJ Belu.ailw Bra.n1 btome ArulGEll! Ul81SYZ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'JS4.1792 air eimd. and root rack. ~ " .....,. •rr.995 YO&.KSWA... l1'1deaD! <ZNVNX> ' ~pe ..... __ . -Tan Volknra100 Bua S 8 l I 7lllOWesfmlnll1er Ave. $7 .. S • '°"miles. (OQ2IOQ5) IOI WITHAM im.. Fixed her Ul1 ud · 7 3 u p e r e e e SSl'S DOW must sell. New mi. •/wool, cuatom upb . iD Weatmlmter IOI wnHAM VOL&SWA ... new clutch. new batt. Id Ravi.era wbeels, 183S a.mt m-71S> YO&MSW..-. IOI WITHAM 7100WestmimteT Ave. -· -llab otrer VOLKSWA... tnWettmimter tilw.Runsperfed.ly.bas -·-77YW 1'00WestmimbrAve. 71DOW•mi•terAve. 1193-7551 &.:B-7880 p>l1Alble campui1 gear. 90-lSU POPTOPC....-lnWeatmJDStr btWetUllinsttt tzlOI. Pb 8'73-as30 "77 YW ltAlmT Onm1e Is very orilioal! 8D-7551 IS.Jl..7110 m.7S51 S317llO 'T7 264GL. Custom paint. vw Squareback. 1918. CUit.om 2 door 4 speed <S45.lPX) A/C, ll.br. Inter. snrf. nm 1d, l950. 7~ or with atereo. Very clean! "'" 7J YW 4WtlA u-·'"'-i Lroc.ibl• aelllnl ~!~~~Witt rlmslo (8USDJ) ..... H .. ••4'•..... CONVERTIBLE !! 4 . ._,,... ... · ~. -"" over w 7'1·1451. speed. local car in prime your-car? Try m ! Pakl bluebook. 983-9064. $36'5 ._ ........ VW condition. B.aby blue ror or not! Ask fOC' Tom -------IOI WfTHA.M L1711H.vbor8lvd. wftb bl.aca -.._ Aibn '78 2'4GL: Xlnt cood. '19 Fastbac k . auto .. am/fm. Runs good, loob good. $1600 best otrer. ~um YOLISWA... 5.>Ml«>O <1'12WI>ll top ......... .,! JIM. M•Rl._.O Loaded wi t h xtras 7al0Westminster Ave. $4ft5 A " SWver. :KK miles. $8650 in Westminster '63 Calif. look ~ua. im· IOI-......... YCXMSWAaBf or assume low lease IBJ.~l &JB.71lllO mac lbru out Rebll. -"~ · VO 631·12S7 eves. '81 Squareback. Auto t:as enc 6 tran.,. Many VOIMSWA4HM 11111 llACH I&. • trans. Not n.mning. As '65 VW Bus, ran 21 win nu &oodles "Cutest" 7800WestmjnsterAve. IWW•.._.. 'T7 Voivo21MGL Wgn, air, is : UOO. Ca II Art do w m o d e I Sor I . &c Ul O C Only SZ.4!i0. in Westminster 14f..2000 PIS. stereo, lllnt $7195 844-S373. ruoo1oeo. 873-8340 ~us. e~1 638-71lllO 831-&B -------Awtos. H•w 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Aartos. Hew HOO Mtos. Hew 9100 Aartos, Hew 9100 ..••.•..............................................••.•........................•............•......•..................................... RABBITS DIESELS = OtSCOUNT 2DOOR 5999, 812609 5542 RABBIT 5973 918984 7325 7225 100 2DOOR 6032 928935 6215 2DOOR 5867 893407 6895 4DOOR 5756 860828 6637 4DOOR 5753 811085 6902 2DOOR 5970 877330 8070 2000R 5863 875070 8045 4DOOR 5757 831765 6797 2DOOR 5968 858726 7352 4DOOR 5759 858490 6637 4DOOR 5895 853331 7027 10,525 •9995 530 10,525 9995 530 10.585 9995 590 10.585 9995 590 10.585 9977 608 10.680 10,012 668 10,340 9727 613 10,045 9608 437 9670 9187 484 10,680 10,11 0 570 DASHER WAGON 5949 126776 DASHER WAGON 5944 121123 DASHERWAGOH 5947 126339 DASHER WAGON 5948 126672 'DASHERWAGOH 6056 14ne3 DASHER WAGON 6050 147303 4 DOOR DASHER 5939 126146 DASHERWAGON 5942 115115 4 DOOR DASHER 5936 114344 DASHER WAGON 5946 111989 4DOOR 5871 891534 6945 DASHER 4 900R 6015 141463 9765 9237 528 4000R 5967 861192 8337 BRAND MEW I 979 BRAND MEW I 979 4DOOR 5997 861821 4DOOR 5862 882197 7967 8100 DtSCOUNT 5390 152 5579 636 6123 772 5991 646 6299 603 67031367 70091036 6142 655 6489 863 6056 581 6229 798 6175 770 7281 1056 6978 989 7042 1058 CONVERTIBLES 280ZX CPE. 510 2 DR. SED. 59344 55176 Auto t r ans .. fact air. AM-FM ster . tint glass. cust stripes and much more Stk #1878-9 (159759) .. Front ~ dr 4 cy11n<Jer 5 speed, steel radial tires luo· gage rad\. one owner Gold Like S howroom N e w 1531YHXJ 3,635 Miles '77 CHEVIOLIT WAGON " cyhnder. auto. transmi1sion air cond1tion1ng. Rally wneet covers. tilt Wheel. onw owner 3 7.990 m1 24 mos /24.000 M I le Service Contrac t Available (601RTT) 52677 'IOYW...-T Front wheel dnve. • c:vt1nder. auto . AM/FM, Mlehehns. lug- oaoe rat*. pin ltrlpn a mould- 1no•. blue. I 230ZSY) FACTORY AIR Economy 4 speed with 2000 cc OHC engine Stk ~ 1225-9 (064008) 4 cyhnde<. auto trans steel rad1ar tires. Landau top Save big on this lrtle ga!> h "er 14 mos 124.000 Miles Service Contract Available 1020YGA1 I 0,422 Miles '7 6 DATSUN PfC9'-W • cytlndef. eutometie. Del Bar M1rron. oonso4e. new cuaton 1nteri0f. H.O. step bumper1 "Nice bright yellow paint (1187291') '2970 ·11 ONL 5'0ltT coun • cylinder. 5 speed, air oondl- t 10n1f\9. AM/FM wllaoe, mags. shd1no roof. 16.•1& mt . t>floht red. "Verv Sh•rp •· 2• mot .12•.000 Mlle. Service COntract AVlilalble. (A20WYC) 2DOOR 6040 931762 2000R 5979 915000 6215 7195 5579 636 RABBIT 6325 870 RABBIT 5881 806615 811560 10,096 11 ,500 WAGON 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4000R 2DOOR 2DOOR 2000R 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR DASHERS 5941 134234 9695 8823 5894 093745 9155 8296 5752 092459 9155 8372 5937 115758 9615 8766 5938 102760 9415 8597 SCIROCCOS · 5891 040000 5923 052290 5806 043250 5807 042887 5308 037304 5893 047655 5678 040270 6012 5803 5892 5972 5919 5909 056749 044100 040441 001487 048448 040MO 9235 9375 9070 9070 8880 9425 8422 8865 8495 8820 8782 8475 8820 PICKUPS 8384 8515 8102 8102 8080 8338 7550 8037 7642 7935 7876 7181 7948 872 859 783 849 818 851 860 968 968 800 1087 872 828 853 885 886 814 872 4 SPEED 6075 938117 8790 6890 1 00 5 SPEED 8071 938117 7700 7800 100 VANAGONS VANAGON 5928 092519 '11 ,320 10,490 830 VANAGON 5931 095121 10,735 9962 773 VANAGON 5929 093606 10,310 9419 891 VANAGON 5927 092226 10,685 9749 936 VANAGON 5587 056927 10.272 9364 908 VANAGON CAMPERS CAMPER 5934 083866 13,915 12,752 1163 CAMPER 5844 052363 12,475 11 ,202 1273 CAMPER 5935 092895 12,925 11 ,6101315 CAMPER 5826 013011 12,387 11,201 1186 CAMPER 6061 095866 13,540 12,524 1016 CAMPERAUT06055 099521 13,300 12,118 1182 CAMPER 5738 019070 12,462 11,256 1206 CAMPER 5763 060461 12,307 11,142 1165 CAMPER 5925 088608 12,925 11 ,610 1315 WE NEED YOUR TRADE PAID FOR OR NOT FREE CREDIT CHECK YllC&U N.u1 TAX Me LICMI e IUaJICT 10 PllOI SAU • DOC FEE· e SALE ENDS JUNE 29, 19&0 IOI . l!HA• VOLIS•AGEI 7600 WllTMINITI• AVI. 193-7551 ~ 638-7880 ~, • • •• .,A • .. -.. _,. ... ~~ .,,... ... , ... ~. . ....... ..L. ~tn,arled .U•-4 UIM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... tTJJ ..... 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(20:99) 10% IOIS~ YOUSWA ... 1900 Westminster Ave. in Westmimter ALL CA&S HAYI HAD llPOINT SARTT CHICICS &AU.AM MOWPIUC9 TOSIUJ!I EA•IEIKI DillOllTS SALIS Reliable Used Cars 1185 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 631-0743 HOTHIM60Ya $4995 OVER 13 TO CHOOSI FllOM D11counled from muufactarer's suagest· ed llleker price. HURRY! ~ #I 111 Orange C-ty ?925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2503 1183-7561 631-19 'TJ CPE De VILLE 81~/whlte, full pawer. )eather, llicbelim, $0)0. Pvt pty. '79CH)l54. 71CAIMU.AC SIYIW 40,000 miles. Loaded! Silver leather mlerior. (270\'WKX) "''' IOIWITHA.M VOUSWACi84 7600 Westminster Ave. in West.minster 1183-7551 638-7880 78 Seville, 29,000 m l, perfect cood. Sunr1. all xlras. Wko ds /eva 752-5065 Dys. 546-7117 NA-5 '78 fBt. Wgn. am/rm, cb, '75 Coupe DeVille. Lo AUTO CIMTEll cass. xlot cond. 26M mi. mileage. $2600/bst ofr. 1425 Baker Street SS200 644-6006. Must sell. 832-0200. COSTA MF.SA '75 Sparts Regal. runs '76 ELDO CONVER· 540-9202 good, clean. S1950. By TIBLE Real clean. -------•owner. 21811 Bushard St. $9000 ofr. 1·464·7840. AMC 990S ~HB_.963-663 __ 1 ___ ~_644-Sl __ n_. ____ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Se 11 "1SAJIC Spartabout 45,000 1976 IUICI 'TI v1 e. low miles. IDI. Xlot cood. Stereo SKYHAWK coure moonroof. real chrome nils V6. automalic trans.. wires, wbt/wht ltbr. ::'~tick. , $1995 pwr steennc & radio. loaded beauty . $9,450. -------ExceptJooal ! <82:SZP A). 549-8151or5.52-4489 "16 Pacer DL. lo mi. xlnt $2799 mod, fully loaded, caJI 631-0m EAILE llCE 1..-0ITS SALES lllklr 99 I 0 Reliable Used Cars ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1985 Harbor Blvd. '18 Riviera. mnrf, cass. COSTA MESA all pwr, cruise, auto, air. 631 " 7 ..,.3 t&IOO/ofr. 752~11 -v .. UMO '79 Formal 111.3659, Sl4,SOO Make Offer? &LS-2963. Whlsl/Dlr DlESEL '78 Seville, fully loaded, 26,000 mi. Sll.300. 1-981·5211 or 1·9814225 1971 Cad Co11pe DeVille. Full pawer, 2 owner car has had the best of care. Sl.500 or will trade for a a pickup truck. P.P. 64S·J029 * 197'9 SeviUe DIESEL, white w/leather, 1mmac. Never smoked in. Snrf .. 22mpg . Sl3.900/ofr . 714-483-2433,661-1610. 1978 F1eetwood Brougham d 'Elegaoce. Hard lo ftnd. outstanding shape Only 31,000 mi. All options . Best off er. 644-7230 after Spm. 77 Cam.aro. mi.nt cond. Auto/air, lo au, $3600. M2-1Z16. '71> camaro Z·28. 19,opo ma orig . mu s t se ll. 714-631·2244, 955-2991. '78 camaro Z.28, bllt/bllt, loaded, 25,000 mi, xJnt 1 cood.. PP. $6400/bst ofr ,S51 ... '68 Camaro 327 power steering, auto. fair cond. Best off er 846-6253 Make Great All-Occasion Greetings! PLACE A HAPPY AD FOR $3.25 Louise -H appy firs t annlvers ar~, darling. Aod they said ll ~'OUJdn't last: Love. Steve. Dear Kids -Con· Rratulations on pro-d u c Ing m y firs t itrandchild . M v bab)'Slltlng rates are \f'r~ low. -Mom. Dear Marie. T~ tn keep your head dur· Ing the crists. Lo\'e, Louis. 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SEDAN COR transmission. 4 speed t p1nstnpes. bucket ~ea .;-01d1ngs and bOdY 5 1 e 11 mold 1 ngs wneel we ?;44477 199010Y01A COROLLA DELUXE Automatic 2 0 r. Seda :;,iFM MPX radio. transmission. A d fu\\Y tacto rY . d glass an t1nt~_....,.n l073260). equ•~· 5 5181 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 4 speed transmission wheel well mouldings. 4 wheel disc brakes. pin stnpes and more• (VC24245A 1·176266) 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 4 s peed t ransmission. wheel well mouldings. fabnc care. 4 wheel disc brakes and pinstnpes more1 IVC24245A 1-178393) 1980 VOLVO 4DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 4 speed transmission wheel wellmouldong• fabnc care. 4 wheel disc OrakP~ and pinstripes <VC2445A-1·529754J 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4 CYL.- Automatic 1ranc;m1•,o;1on. power stef><tng & brakes. whPPI wr•ll mould1nqc;, 4 whPel disc. brakes & fabnc carP !VC24245A I · 18024 7J 1980 TOYOTA PICKUP TRUCK Economical 4 speed transmtsston. 2200 cc engine. undercoat and this one is fully factory equipped. (05350n. 54918 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4 CYL.- Aut omatic transm1sc;lon sunroof oower steenng. 4 wheel disc brakes wheel well mouldings. fabnc care & p1ns1npe I YC24245A 1-182149) 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4 CYL.- 1980 VOLVO 2 DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 1980 VOLVO LUXURY 4 DR. SEDAM -6CYL- 4 speed trans c;un roof 4 4 spet>a trans w overdrive. LoadPd' Automatic trans .. Wh eel disc brakes power sun root. spec ial alloy air cond . sunroof. power stPer1ng air cond pin wneels. low oroltle P1re111 c;tPPring. alloy wrteeis. stnpe & Wlleel moulcJ1ngs fires and tnO<f'1 pin'ltnoes ana morp1 IVC24245A 1-1 783961 1VC24245A1·179067) !VC26469A 1-094395) 57876 57901 58296 58446 59116 59336 59986 50,85 1978 HONDA ACCORD LX COUPE 1977 TOYOTA PICKUP SRS MODEL • cyl. engine. automalic 4 cyl. engine. 5 speed trans. factory atr cond . trans .. radio. tinted powe r steenng, tinted windshield. bucket seats. glass. cr,ulse cont r ol. carpeting and western mtr· AM /FM with st ere rors.(1K68400). caseette. pin striping & rear wiper-weshef (876ULB). 1978 TOYOTA PICKUP CAMPER SHELL 1978 TOYOTA COROLLA SEDAN 4 cyl engine. 4 speed 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed transrniss1on and special trans . AM/FM stereo with wheels & tires. This truck is stereo cassette. mags. vinyt IMMACULATE In every interior and prn stripes. respect! ( 1L33832). !f>22YAA). 1977 DATSUN 280Z COUPE 6 cyl. engine. 5 speed trans .. air oood .. AM/FM stereo with 8 trade. sunroof. rear shadow. pm atnpe1, mags. tented glass & wire basket wheels. C882SOT) 1978 MAZDA GLC HATCHBACK 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed trans . air condlt1on1ng. AM/FM stereo 8 treck. steel belted radial tires. roof rack. 11med gl8$$ & re- • w1per-walher. !3'44V8Sl. 1979 DATSUN 210 SEDAN 4 cyl. engme. automatic transm1ss1on. radio. wsw ltres. pm stnP1ng. body side moldings & low m11esl 1940WECl. 1980 TOYOTA S·U·P·R·A LIFTBACK 6 cyl . auto. trans . factory air concL pwr st8eflng I. windows. AM/FM stereo, steel belted radial tires. mags. tinted glass. sunroof. hit. cruise. cioth Interior & low mites• 1813YSVJ. 55899 54299 54999 54199 56299 54499 54999 58999 .. "l • l SALES DEPARTMENT HOURS Mon-Fri 8am-9pm Sat. 8am-8pm Sun. 10am-7pm SERVICE & PARTS DEPARTMENT HOURS Mon·Fri. 7:30am-8pm Sat. 8am-4pm B11nt1ngton Beaeh. Fo11ntaln Valley EDITION FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1980 Yoar Rometo•• Dally Ne•Mpaper TWENTY·FIVE CENTS :BB Vot1ple Belate Africa Ktghtmare , HUNTINGTON COUPLE KIDNAPPED IN AFRICA Richard and Adorae Leater Sate After Ordeal Pursuit Case 3 Huntington Cops Facing Di,scipline By PIDL SNETDDMAN OI Ille 0.11, ~IMC sqff Three Huntin~ton Beach police officers face disciplinary •clion ror their conduct during lhe May 18 arrest of Barney Patrick McCormick, 27. of Hunt· lngton Beach McCormick a llegedly led police on a high-speed chase and struck police vehicles before he ltnally was cornered in a cuJ-de· i;lC Police Chief Earle Robitaille said Thursday that this recom· mendation was the result of a five-week internal affairs im· vestigation and a review by a board of police captains. The probe was initiated after seve ra l civil ian witnesses cJaimed police smashed the win· dows of McCormick's pickup to force him out, then struck him rep~tedly with night sticks. Chief Robitaille declined to identify the offi cers, s pecify their misconduct or describe the disciplinary action, saying the three had not been officially notified of the decision. He did say that the cha rges in- volve violation of departmentaJ pr<><?edures, not criminal mis- conduct. and that none of the of- ficers will be dismissed from the department. The chief also said that despite allegations from some witnesses, the police probe de- term i o e d t h at s u s pect McCormick was struck by a night stick only once as he was Ming removed from his car. Robitaille said officers were Coast Weather Sunny through Satur- • day. Low1l taaigbt eo to es. Highs Saturday 74 at the beaches, 93 inland. IN81DETOBAY p~·~~h? Toda,·• W••bnd•r t•ll• eolt•r• ond tofu• tor , ''"'°"'*'· ,,.... oad ftlff'• ........ 1-CJ. forced to break into the pickup lo remove McCormick bei:ause the suspect had locked himlelf in and refmed Clfflters' demands that be leave the vehicle. The chief s aid the excessive Corce probe focused mainly on th e ci r c um s tan ces of McCormick's a rrest a fter his pickup was forced to stop at the Fr ankfort Avenue cul -de-sac. He said other recommenda· lions have been made to the patr ol divis ion because a number of police officers left their assigned beats without a uthoriiation and joined the pursuit and arrest proceedings. At one point. when McCormick was finally halted. some 13 of· ficers and eight or nine police vehicles were on the scene, the chief said. "The adrenaline was flowing but that's still no excuse ror of- ficer s to leave their beats," Robitaille said. "I can un- derstand why they did it but I can't condone it." H e claimed that before McCormick was halted. he led officers on an eight-minute higb- speed pursuit through the city and rammed a police vehJcle oo several occasions. The chief said the probe in· volved analysis of taped police radio transmissions from the night of the cbue and in · terviews with numerous wit· nesses to the arrest, many of whom provided widely differing accounts of what took place, ac- cording to police. McCormick races criminal prosecution oo cbaraes ol l"eclc· less driving and auault with a deadly weapoo (bis pick-up). His attorney waa unavailable for comment oo results of the police probe. Woman Hit By Car, Dies A 52-year-old woman WH struck by a car and killed,,_... day while c.....ma GoldeD West Street in Weatmlntter, said police, wbo united the driver on a manalaqbter cbarse. Vlr1lnla B. Albrt1bt of Westmhwter wu ln a crOlawalk at tbe lllteneetloo of Gow.a WeR Ind WYomlna l&reeta DMr tbe San DleSo Prwwat .... Ille wu bit at 10 p.111 .• pollee 1aJd. The lnterMetJon II well lllbl· ed, DOice said, but ~ are DO t.rafhc atllWa, or atop tllJll. Tb• driver ot tbe car, ,_. AnthODJ Huffer. 21, of Jim&. taston Beach, wa1 Jelled oe cbarae• of vebiculaf' maulailcbt«. ponce aaJd. They. refuHd to relMM ....,,. er'saddreu. 1 •1 A&'l'IR1a a. YIN8EL °' ............. Consular efforta spanning baJf the clobe are under way to- day seeld.ng reimbursement for a Hunliqt,oo Beach couple who were kidnapped. U!rrorbed on a forced march and robbed by machete and rllle-armed c~ tors ln Kenya. Africa. They l<ist $5, 700 in valuables. Richard and Adorae Lester. 47, and f6. were on a allver wed· din& anniversary odyssey when the eplaode occurred Tuesday as they were riding through the Masai Mara Game Preserve. The Lesters live at 7021 Ca.ndlelight Circle in North Hun- &intton Beach. near Edinger Avenue md Golden West Street. He is a ~lor at Leuz.inger Hieb School. Lawndale. and she i8 a teacbeT at Liberty Christian Schoo! in Huntinitoo Beach. A brief call from Mrs. Lester to her mother, Mrs. Viola Hansen. who is staying at the Candlelight Circle hotne while they are away. warned her of a belllab story to be canted over the Associated Press wires but said they were all riRht. "I am so glad to hear they are safe," Mrs. Hansen said. adding that her daughter said: "I'm afraid you'd read about it in the newspaper." She is stayin~ with dau2hteTS Lenise. 22; Laurie, 21; Mel anie. 18. and Kimberly. 17 . whHe the parents tour the Dark Continent en route to visit a former AFS exchange student in Ghana. C urrently, another previous A FS student hosted by the Lesters. Phtlip Ogola. 23. of Kenya. is living with the family end attending nearby Golden West CoUege as a t>us1ness ma- jor. Laurie Lester said Thursday evening she had just received a phone call from Kenya's Consul in Los An ge les. Ga brie l Macharla, who is a close friend or the family due to past deal· in gs "He said he tS trying to have them reimbursed bv the Board ofTourism,"said Miss Lester . Combined losses in cash. ca m era gear and personal belongings of the Lesters and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dunning. British nationals from Myushat. Saudi Arabia, was $5,700. AP said. The quartet told a horror story following their release Tuesday. The tourists. in a joint state- m en l lo their Nairobi tour operator today. said they were traveling in a van in the Masai Mara game reserve early Tues- day artemoon when set upon by a four-man gang armed with a rifle, bows and a rro ws and <See TERROR. Page A2) Ternperuture Hits 113 Heat in Texas s 7 DALLAS CAP) -At least seven are dead as the result of a bllstering heat wave that has shattered temperature records in most major.Texas cities. Forecasters predicted sweller· ing afternoon highs to top out near 113 again today. The heat was blamed for five deaths in Dallas on Thursday. when the mercurv reached a rec· ord 113. lo initial reports. medical examiners said beat was a factor. but expected more- specific causes of death after performing autopsies. Two deaths in the Dallas area had been blamed on the heal earlier in the week. Eight other persons were ad- m itt.ed to Dallas hospitals Thurs· day with beat.stroke symptoms. Southwest Texas rangeland was scorched by the sun, and ranchers were cons•dering re· ductng the number of cattle on the range. Grain sorghum and vegetables in non·irrigated fields also were ln jeopardy, aaricul&ure officlall aakl. At Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. a 113-degree reading at 4:20 p. m. Thursday topped the re<:· ord 112 set Aug. 18. 1909, and Aug. 11. 1936. Al 9 p.m .. the tem· perature finally slipped below 100. Dallas' First International Building. where a television crew was filming an e pisode of "OaUas," an unofficial reading or 117 was taken at 3:50 p.m. Daily records were set at Wichita Falls. with 112 degrees; Del Rio, 103: San Antonio. 102; Austin. 102, and Houston, 101. At 5:40 p.m .. only nine or the <See HOT. Pa«e .\2) Slide Snaps; 40lnjured MEMPHlS <AP) -A 47-foot·bhzh amusement park watenlide soapped under the weight of teen· • agers who backed up bet\ind someone who stopped part of the way down the chute, pitching the riders into a pool 40 feet below and injuring at least 14,pollcesaid. "There was a roar like a tralo and then a loud pop." said Uu Dillard, who saw the accident on the "Water Works" at \he small park in northeast llempbia oo Thursday n11ht. "Tbe ~ thinl I knew everyone waa aueamlng. I looked aad JOU could see watA!r comiq down aad I t.blDk several people ..... fallln1 .. tbey tried to bold OD to the lirdln· •• S..•fl Meets Scm1•g That's the real Sammy Davis Jr. on t he left. sharing a drink with tus likeness in the Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park where the statue was unveiled Thursday "It's ab.solutely frighterung," Davis said of his wax double Panel to Study HB Graduation Rites A special school committee will be formed to study the future of graduation exercises in the Huntington Beach Union High School District. Trustees say they are con· cem«I with the increase ol un· rullnesa and lack ol dignity at commencement ceremonies . Mortar board-throwing lnci· dents earlier this month at Edison and Fountain Valley Hl1b schools graduations prompted the study. Edbon Principal PhJUp Gross baited h.ls school's exercises after two or three bats were toued ln the air. Nobody wasburt. AU the F.dilon aenlors bad re- ceived their diplomu prior to Gross' action balttn1 the r1tes. Boos from ~ts 1n the au. dlence pMeCS tda aeuoa. GraduUon bats also were hurled by Fountain Valley seniors. One s truck Trustee Helen Ditte in lbe chest aod caused a bruise. "I was thankful it was I and not someone else because they can be letb.aJ. "It was painful but I'm not complaining." she saJd. Mrs Ditte said the committee ls expected to study whether lbe ceremony should be changed or even discootinued. Officlals say that rising num- bers ol students are bypassing lhe ceremonies which apparent - ly are becoming more mean· ingful to parents than to stu· dents. Speeches by students that are allegedly offensive ln nature are another concern, officials said. But the exercises also have a Ugbter side. (See GllADS, P .. e A.Z) Anny Colonel Semenced In Sex Trial SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -An Army colon el has received a suspended sentence of one year at hard labor after pleading guilty at a court-martial to sexual ha rassment of female s ub- ordinates. Col. Romano J . Parini. 48, also was fined SlS,000 at the con- clus ion or his military trial Thursday. Par ini and his wife. Lynn, showed no emotion as the sen- tence was read at the Presidio of San Francisco. Perini pleaded guilty to c harges of seeking sexual favors, indecent assault and con- duct unbecoming an otricer. He could have receive<J a maximum sentence ol dlscharge from the service. 21 years at hard labor and loss of all pensions and benefits. Pu:sle Sol1'ed; 2 NafJIJed po11 emtm '11 SIO.cm worth of~ e.JM ... marijuua tound lD 1be-lltOIM...., tile earlier tDel· dent. Lt. Bruce Yoan1 aald the dlaln of nenta )>eaan at 10:30 p.m . Wednetcl.Y when police were alerted to a poaslble bur1tary at 11550 Bordeaux Lae. At the te_.~ oUlcer1 di•· eo•end a tirCIMa window. lftUde. Youq Mkl, T·-en-ence- Al1• Pfwd. al, of 1M 8l!I St .. Huu.aa-S..cb, attempt«t to put Nmplf off U a ...-idmt ot the bome by t'1J'llJ.q on t.be t.elevlalOD aet and actlq aW"- priMd to ... tbe olftcen. Proud'• rwe failed, however, and be was cbaraed wltb burtlllf'1 ad plaeed IA Hunt· tnaton Beach J all l.n lieu of tl0,000 bail. At tbl-. however, otfteon Nw small 5uanuue1 of Ulelal drua• ud perapbernalla, YOUDI eald. I DOI.lee remalDed at the hocn.e untl1 a tearcb war· ranl could be obta•nect. Warrant 1n baad. pollc., seued 10 ouncee of cocaine and ooe pound al .marijuana with a com· J bined street value of $IO..OOO. Youneaald. When Thoml James Boyer, 22. the ~ oceuoant, finally ~ turned to bia condo at 3 a.m. 'TbundQ, be WU &reeled by of. Ileen wbo char1ed him with J::seulan of cocaine and marl· uana t« Nle. Boyer wu reJeued from Hun ttn1t.on Beach Jail alter oosu.nc 15.000bail. J DML. 'I PILOT Wwmakera Defeal -<Arter Energy Bill WASHINGTON <APJ -Lawmaken .wrted ebowl tHiro& m nlaJ lmJMtC't and1tata' nO.tade1eated ahy plank In p.,..lck>nl Carter'• r'C>' ~am today,_• propatal to pul b.lth prionty roerppnu~taona ·fuU.rack''UVOUCJt~bunaucracy. TM Howe voted 111· lll t.o MDd UM prooosal btlcll to • HOUH· Scn1te cant~ce tommtu" for lurt.her ,irorll. Supporten ul t.hct ml'• ""'hnl' ... Jd aut'b a vote would klll lh blU fOC' th&a seaaton ol COl\llrt Tht' bill would hnl' ueatC'd •three member ltn•rn Mobllh11 uon &.ard wtlh autbonty lo wah•o aomt recten), atate and local re1uJ1t.Jons th1t u.-. up aut'b proJttta •• pow~r plant.a, plpcllnft "1d a.I n-Hnit-nC" Jt did not covu nuclear planlll ce.rt l p,._, ... OU SpfU. lltl8119 WASUINC:l'ON <AP> Pollutus must report oil spills to tht> goH•rnml'nl l'Vl'n though their ~Porta subject lh m to fines th..-U S Supreme Court ruled today ' In an~ 1 deehuon Involving an Okhthoma case, the court up- held UH! FL'<ieral Wat.er Polluuon COl\trol Act a.nd reversed a 10th S C1rcu1t Court or Appeals ruling that the act violates cons t1tut1onaJ protec tions agamst self-incrlmana\Jon The.· law imposes a cnounaJ penalty on anyone who falls to report the d1scharg~ of 011 U'lto nav12able waters. It also says a d1~charge report may not be u:.ed to support criminal penalties agiunM the reporting polluter. but a :.eparale se<:tion Imposes UUlOm8\IC <.'IVll ftnes for C~Ch 011 ~Piii KEHNV ILLE (AP1 A Navy helicopter lifted a San Hernard.Jno womun from the chi lly waters of the Kern River near ht·rc tod1.1y. ending a five-hour rescue effort, Kern County authontie~ reported R<iquel Torres, 22, was rafting with her hus band, Rafael. 27, Thu r~day night when lhe1r raft h1l a rock and flipped, 1 sheriff 's spokesma n s~ud Roth grabbt'd onto a tree, then the husband used the raft to get to !>horc and summon help. As darkness fell, rescue workers lallt•d 1n a ne11ropte r from China Lake Naval Weapon Station whic h lifted the woman from lhe waler, the spokesman said. LONDO!\ 1AP> -Gold pnces advanced in heavy buying across Europe today, whale the dollar held steady in calm trad· tng In London, the price was fixed at $636 an ounce. up rrom $621 Thursday It traded at $649 in New York. up $22. Sliver was quoted at $16 40 an ounce in London. up from $16.05. Sliver traded in New York at $16.67, up 67 cents. flgur~ in Holla Ca•E-SE"-nt..-..~ SAN DIEGO (AP) -Edward Grady Partin, the Louisiana ll'amstcr whose testimony helped send Jimmy Hoffa to jail, was himself ordered imprisoned today for eight years in San Diego's M('tropolitan Correctional Center for conspiracy lo obstruct JU~tirc "There comes a time when trus action must be tal<en." said U .S District Judge Howard Turrentine in rejecting a plea by Partin's attorney for a stay of execution. Turrentine expects lhe S7-year-0ld Louisiana labor leader lo be released within 14 months "if the bureau follows its own guidelines" on exemplary prisoners. Trial Testimony Sexual Misconduct Denied by Doctor By DAVID KUTZMA NN OI ,,_ D.olly 1>11.i St.ff Ao El Toro chiropractor de· n1t•rl on the witness :)land Thurs· day that he ever engaged in <1ny :>rxual acts with a IO-year--0ld male patient or that he raped a tec·n-ag<' girl an has office. Or Warren F~malaro. who h vcs in La~una Reach, told Jurors an Oran ge Count y S uperior Court Judge Frank Domen1chini 's courtroom that he wa!> treating both the boy and .R•rl for various physical- t·mot1onal problems but never en.Raged in any St!xual acllVity wilh eithe r of them The boy, from Mission VieJO, te s t1rte d last week that Famalaro had sexually molest· ed him durinR half a dozen visi~ to the 28-year-old chiropractor s offices last fall. The young woman, 19, claimed s he was ra~ by Famalaro on a treatment table when she was 17 after receivtng a massage from him to ease a migraine headache. The chiropractor told the jury that the last lime he saw the girl was ln October, 1978, when sbe OAANOl COAST HIF DAILY PILOT ,..._ ()f .... (AM.I o.ftl# ~ .... •It" ...,_,,_ I\ ........ -.... ~-"'"'-.. --b• -C)f-CM•I _,.....,. C-. .....,.,,. .. lh~\ ......... "'" ""°"""''· \ftit._.... ,_, ..... •or Cot.I• ~ ......._,, a..t.", ftWtt"'910fl U••<"' '•""'•'" V•ll•t. ""'"'' t.•tv"• -<" -" GM\I ,. -'"'1'• ·-• ... \lo<\ I• ~·\#ti w."'" .. "' r4t ~.,, ,,.. ~ ~+\PUlllQ Pf.Ml t\ 4tl lJO W•\I ••f Sitfwt IJ 0 &o• t~ ~t..~ C,.hrOt~••Jt.A ,._,, __ "'"~~• •ftd ~·.,.... ~.c. " c.rtoy \loco"' .. '*"'•""0.-"--Hll-(clOI .. ,~, . ...,....,. ,..._ • ...,le!llo' a...... .. I.Mo AW\J.Mt ~ t•tor -c:=t:::: •• , .. HuftllMllOft~ ... ~ 11tlf0.1<11 • _. .. ,...,_rn•. ~ lo•"'-- ~· ~..::.. 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However. he said plans for him to have Thanksgiving din· ner with the family In 1978, several weeks after the alleged rape occurred, were terminated. Famalaro said the boy bad first come to him for treatment in September of 1979. The ch ild com p l aine d of headaches, he said, a nd the chiropractor said be believed the youngster suffered from possible migraine headaches or tension headaches. He flatly denied that be ever engaged in any sexual activlUes with the boy during examlna· lions. Gun Control loses Round WASHINGTON (AP> -The HoUM Judiciary Committee bQ overwhelmlnllY tuned down a propoul to repeal mon fedlnl reaulation of IUD ownenblp and sales. Tbe ~was coualdered a t.-t of H ntlmeat In advuee ol a ••rtel o( tro:portant ..... eaatrol co.D1rontaUom pead.lD1 ID tbe HOUN .cl Senate. TM a.a YOt.e e.ame Tbunday oa an ameadmeet t.bat •• •· lhaa~ 1appon.d bJ tbe NatloDal AMoet .... TM amendmeat.. lD en"'-woa.14 have repeeled IM ,_ Gun C.· troJ Act. Kh .. ome1n1 Warns of Upheaval 11 ,... .u.otla&ed PreN In a 11.&tPNln&lY •harp att.ack on I.he troubled Iranian p em· mtftt Ayatollah RuboUab JCbo. melnl htnt.d 1tron1ly loday that ht' would order a ntw political uph~uval In Jr11n If President Abolhusan Dani-Sadr's regime doea not move quJckly t.o reaolve the counll')''a myriad pl'Oblema. Khomeini's warnlnc came in a ·~ech at hl• home to a croup ot lranlana dtubled dur ing the 19'78·'79 anU·abab revoluUon. The revolutJonary leader ap· parently was anger ed in particular by reports that In· slgnaa ol the old regime werl' sUll In evidence at government offtces. He denounced govern· ment ministries as .. ineffec· ltv e." "imperial " and "satanical." Major changes 1n the lop leadership of Iran could affect prospects for the release of the 53 American hostages. Bant· Sadr views the hostage issue as a distract.Jon from Iran's serious internal problems -a devastat· ed economy, separatist turmoil a nd violence bet ween leftists and rightists -and wants the Amencans freed as quickly as possi~e. In recent weeks. the SO.year· old Mo s lem cle rgyman · r evoluUonary Khomeini has sounded increasingly t'oncerned about Iran's continuing prob· lcms In UM! speech lo lhe assembled invalids. broadcast on Tehran radio. he said the government was ignoring the "wishes of these humble Moslems " "'Those who are al the lop, how is it that they pay no atten- t 1on to these problems?" he asked. "Ho w is at that the presi· dent does not intervene in these issues? How is it that the Revolution Council is not in· vestigating these issues? What has happened lo all the work that needs lo be done? They are busy doing other things .... "If they are unable to act, let them quit so that we can find In· divlduals who are not ineffec· tive." Ile said he had been informed that the imperial emblems or the ousted Sh.ah Mohammad Reza Pah lavi -·'the same filthy things" -are still visible on sla· llonery, calling cards and other places at the Foreign Ministry ··and other ministries and all centers ot corruption ... If these Pahlavi ln.slgnla are not replaced by the symbol or the new Islamic republic within 10 days, Khomeini said. "I will tell the nation lo deaJ with yoo tn the same way that It dealt with the s hah." The Iranian news media re- ported, meanwhile. that 21 more Iranians had been executed. Most were con demned as narcotics traffickers by Iran's anti -d r u g c rus ader Sadegh Khalkhah. bot ri ve were accused of a nti-government activities in Iran's restive. Arab-populated southwest. HOT ... National Weather Service's list of 30 Texas cities had readings below 100. As electricity usage soared lo all-time tugha. 100,000 residents of the Dallas suburb or Garland a nd 23.000 in Greenville. 20 miles lo the northeast. were without power Thursday after- noon. The record demand for electricity, plus t rouble in a transmission line from tree roots, knocked out two subrta- Uon11, a city spokesman said. But John Tarpley, Green- ville's electric utilities director, said a member of the power cooperative that connect s several sm all cities apparently had reversed the flow or elec· trlclty. causing generators to shut olf. Abortion Tiff Ends In Wedlock A potential court baUJe lnvolv· lng a Hunt1n1ton Beach girl aeekine to prevent ber mother from lorcua1 her to bave ua abortloa ~1 wu avttted 1'lun day. A achechded court hea rine waa cancel ed w he n ll was de· termlned that the 1lrl, Gt1t Liardoa, 11, bad married the lt-1ear4d man believed to be the father oft.be unborn child. Superior Court Juda• Ronald Preaner bad beea Ml to bear ar 1umenta la the lawauU· broulM bt Jim Goual•• .. Llara•1 a•• bu1bud+ "bo wu 1 ' •nc to preftDt tbe 11r1•1 mother bom lore}Q UM ti-year. o&dtoba .. ta.Airtloa. But tM ..... ...,.. llaowed "' for tH beart111 -.ea ... ab• manted01 ... ._...._ lnt a-.,., 1..._olw,.._, wbo u ... Id WabOma. • ........ ········- CIT\' 0,. ,OUHTAIH VAlll\' IHCltlATION AlllA GOLF COURSE IN LA TEST PLAN FOR NORTHWEST SECTION OF MILE SQUARE PARK Other Revenue Producera !nvfek>ned for '•ditty In Order to Cut Coeta Golf Substituted Rernains Of POWs In Vietnarn For Soccer Fields A r evenue-producing golf course i.s the latest add1llon lo plans for developing 86 acres m the northwest section of Mile Square Park In Fountain VaJley In this proposal, \ht: nine-hole. par-three golf course takes the place of open soecer fields that were included \n a plan that failed two months ago to wm funding from the Oran((c County Board of Supervisors. At a June 23 meeting. First District Supervisor Philip An · thony unveiled lhc late~t schematic to Fountain Valley c1 ty orricials and representative~ o f homeowner ai.soc1at1<Jns bus ed near the park The new plan targets the now· TERROR ... pangas <machetes> "We were traveling along a dirt track when the leader ap· ~ared from the grass armed with a rifle.'' the statement said "We were made to stop as thre-e others appeared arme d with pangas and bows and arrows "They made us tum off tht road. Then they made us lie down on the ground ·· Warning the to urists thC')' would be killed if they didn't o bey orders. the un1dent1hed gang forn-d them to <'arry all the ir h<'1on g1n~., and marr h about f1vt> mllt.-s into ne1~hbor ing Tanzania The loonsL-; said the robber<. look about S5.700 wo rth or money, cameras and clo\hf'., before disappearing into the bus h . .. MaJuk1. our driver guided u.., hack but at w<ts very d 1ffit•ult with no ~hoe!-. and 11 1o1.a., quirk!~ geltanJ? dark an'1 1t "'a" roan tnR ... the tour1sL.., smd an their statem1.•nt "We came on a h•·rd nf buf f alo, but s omehow Ma luk1 seated them away We kept ~o inR. but except for M<1luJo \W were all lost." The tourisL.., s aid their guide left them to find help and later returned "ith a vehicle which took them lo a police station They returned to Nairobi from M asa1 Mara m the afternoon Tuesdav's incident wa~ tht• second in ·the Masu1 Mara in thl' past 10 days Last wee k a group of robbers, tentatively 1dentJhcd ~1s Tanzanian army ranger \. burst into a t oun~l ('amp m lhc pa rk and robbed JO lounst:. &\ ~unpomt. An eyew1tne~s said one of lht> v ic tims . believed lo be un American, was beaten tn that m cident. but additional detatl'i were not dhclosed ,. barren acreage for group p1c- nicking fac1Uties, racquetball and tennis couru, two restaurants and the golf course. County and city officials are optimistic that the latest plan, which lS dominated by passive revenue-producing recreation centers. may have the best chance or earning community and county approval. In April the s upe r visors declined to rund an earlier version or the plan because It was expected to cost the county S5.3 million. Much of that money would have been required for de· velopment and maintenance of an open soccer field and a wooded <1rea The new plan designates this space for the golf course. whose cons truction costs may be picked up by the company that t!VentuaJly operates the course The propo6ed restaurants and r acquetball-tennis club also would be operated privately un dcr e1 lease arrangement with the county. officials predict Ofhc1als claim J:?roup picnic <in •a:-. for U.'>e by companre<; or dubs arc in great demand Thi• 11r o po-.ed Male Square pt<'ntc· lac1htie:c; could be us ed h) ... uf'h i.trou~ oo a fet: tJa ,1s and tx• ldl open when not reserved City and COWlty officials sl~s that the new plan must clciJr numl•rou:-hurdl t•c; befort· 1\ ~·<'<1mec; n•ahty. The f1r~t 1s a puhlw heann~ July 22 before• Uw F•Junta1n Valli'y Park'> and Hecreatwn Comm1ss1on C1tv Council approval also must l>l- obtarned The city's recommendations "111 be forwarded to the county's ll11rbors. Bearhec; and Park'I Comm1ss1on Final appro\al must IX' ~ranted by the rountv HoJ rd of Supernsor;. ""hQ. b) current estimate<., wall consider thf' ptOJ>06aJ tn late ~ummer or t•Jfl) fall GRADS ... On one occas ion u n e w graduate deposited a sausage in the hand of Superintende nt Frank J. Abbott. And former trus tee Ralph Bauer once was handed a fakl• hand. "We are amused by this kind of levity and understand," Mrs D1tte said. She said the real concern is that antJcs have taken a more• potentially dangerous turn m re- cent years. The committee will be com posed of s tudents . parents, teachers and school ofric1als. WASIUNGTON CAP> -The Pentagon S<ud today it verified through independent sources the accuracy of <i claim by a former North Vietnamese mort iclpn that the Vietnumesc are holdi.Dg th e remains o r about 400 American servicemen at .a onetime POW camp in Hanoi. • The Vietnamese mortician, his race partially hidden to keep his identity secret. told a con- gressional heanng that fr9m 1969 to 1975 he was involved·fo processing the remains and tk..t the Hanoi government still was keeping them 1n a buHding "ln Ha no1 as late as 1977. • lie s aid lhe bullding where (be bodies were kept was once ~ lo house Amencan POWs. • Lt Gen . Eugene F. Tighe. director or the> Oe f1>n se ln- li'lliKent·l· Ai.wn<·y, told th1· 1·um m1ttce that lhe mort1c1l!n. \\ho was k1<•kt..'<1 out or Vietnam in 197~. p;"'""rl <i pol yg raph te!-.l <•nd th.it otht•r 1nrc1rm ation ... 111111. c·d h,... <H·count and h.is b.Jrk~muncl tu Ix: val11J Th 1• r 1· .1 rt· .1 ho u t 2 , 51)0 \ nu•ru an 'ot·n 1ecmen still 1mac· lVUOll'(I for as a result c)f fight · an~ 1r1 Southe:ist Asia The V14"l· 11:11111':-t' 1-:o\l•rnn1t'nl has idi·o t1fw1f "' 11.1111c• ltw rc·mvin.., fJ( .J() ;\11wr11·.i11· "'ho tlll'y ..,ay d11.:d "'hill:' 10raµtl\1ty Hut Pt•nt.w or1 ofr1('1<1h .,u 1d th(• Ill hocla•-; h,1\ 1• not ht•t•n rl.'lunit'<J .ind that Uw Vietnamese ~ovem m1·nt J .., rN'Pntlv a<> /a-;f Janu<1rv ratei.toracallv dl'n1cd that 400 Am n ean bc)(J1cs a re being kept in lluno1 A 1.u11u1• of r<1n ~re<;s m en ht•Jd1·d by f<pp l,t•<;ter L Wolfr, (I ' \ ,1..,k1 •d North Viet 11.11111•s1· 11rfar1,1t... .Jurin~ 3 tnp to llan1u .1ho11t lhc• mort1c1 an ·~ <.l.11m W11lff ... :i1d t h:it althou~h I ht• 1·nto11r,ii.:c-tru vclc>d v.ithin 1.1 It·\.\ hltK l.s of tht• buildrng SUP· po ... t•dly hou-.1nl-! lht• remains. th1•y "'eorc· not ttllQw1•d to enter tl. In tt•st1monv toll;i v before Wol ff':--.ub<•omm1ttt•1• on Asian and Pac1hr affJ1rs, Rrig Gen. '1 C l'inf'knt'V . :.i director of t;ast As1<Jn ~rnd J>:w1f1c affairs <if the l'l·nlai!on. de<'larcd. "The V1etnaml''C have s tonewalled any meaningful resolutions of the qut.~l1011s whNher the\' h<t\'e l S remains stored tn Hanoa " T he V1etn.tmcse morllc1ali. whose account w<is relayed to U S ofr1r1ab an Honll Kong m Nove m b(•r. t o ld the con - grcs'imt•n that until 1975 he or persoru. under him prO<'esi.cd or reprocessed the remains of hun· dreds of U S servicemen and that they 1o1.ere kept m a bwldmg known as U1e Citadel. BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollar.: *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA C714) 540-1 502 Irvine EDITION Contestiag Will Genevieve Gillaizeau, shown dancing with movie mogul Darryl F. Zanuck in this updated photo, seeks to reopen probate or a will she claims Zanuck signed under "undue influence." Miss Gillaizeau says she li ved with Zanuck 1 • foreightyears andisseeking $15 million. I . funds for Freeway -Project Accepted The Irvine City Council has accepted an Irvine Company of· fer to fund the $8.4 m iUion con- •truction of freeway access routes to a regional shopping eenter the company is proposing to build in the city. Santa Ana, San Diego and Laguna freeways. ln addition to the freeway in· ter chan ges. the compa ny is building a S4 million. half-mile· long underground structure that will carry the Agua Chinon Channel beneath the center. The freeway project calls for the cons truction of t wo in· T he inte rcha nges a r e t o terchanges leadmg to the center, be built by 1983. ooe fro m the Santa An a Company spokesman Martin Freeway at Alton P arkway and Brower said Irvine Center could ooe from the San Diego Fr eeway be completed after the in· at Irvine Center Drive. terchanges are built, provided The comme r cial complex department store owners choose called Irvine Center is planned on to place stor es in the com· 473 acres or land bounded by the ~ mercial complex. 974 Million Tab Planners Outline Airport's Future By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN Ol ltlt O.Uy l'ilolt Stiff New and improved facilities at Jobn Wayne Airport as en- visioned by master plan consult· ants would cost more than $74 million. Construction would be es~entially complete by 1986. The 1986 sce'1ariO for the coun- t)'--airport \s outlined in part lbree ot the master plan de· veloped by VTN Consolidated or Mesa Police Probe Loss Irvine, deli vered Thursday to Or ange County supervisors. The $74 million -an estimate in 1980 dollars that doesn't allow for infla tion through 1986 - would pay for a terminal accom- modating 6 .1 million passengers and ~ daily commercial jet fighters. Supervisors will make the final decision on all aspects of the airport's future, and can ac- cept or reject any or all of the cons ultants' recommendations. There presently is a board· ordered lid of 40 daily com- mercial jet flights out of John Wayne Airport. Nearly three million passengers used the airport in 1979. Highest of the proposed capital costs would be $17 million for parking and vehicle access, $14 million for an ex- panded terminal building, $12 million to alter surrounding land to fit slate noise standards. and S6 million to buy 13.5 acres ol Costa Mesa land adjacent to the airport. The SH million VTN suuesta' be spent on the passenger terminal would expand the bullcllng at lta present site off MacArthur 8oulevard to 2AO,OOO aquare teet, an Increase ot 213,000 square feet. Superviaon have not yet de- c I ded whether the terminal thould ttay where It la or move to the northeut comer of the atrport, near the San Dltfo Freeway and · llac:Artbur Boulevard. However, they have ruled out (Sft Al&PORT, Pase AJ) Temperature Hits 113 't'oar Hom•town Dally New8papt•r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS j ' Heat in Texas Kills 7 DALLAS (AP> -At least seven are dead as the result of a blistering heat wave that has shattered temperature records in most mlijor Texas cities. Forecasters predicted swelter- ing afternoon highs to top out near 113 again today. The heat was blamed for five deaths in Dallas on Thursday. when the mercury reached a rec· ord 113. In initial r e ports, m edical examiners said heat was a factor, but expected more specific causes of death after performing autopsies. Two deaths in the Dallas area had been blamed on the heal earlier in the week. Eight other persons were ad- mitted to Dallas hospitals Thurs., :tay with heatstroke symptoms. Southwest T exas rangeland was scorched by the s un. and ranchers were consider ing re- ducing the number of cattle on the range. Grain sorghum and veget a bles in non -irrigat ed fields also were in jeopardy, agriculture officials s aid. At Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. a 113-degree reading at 4:20 p.m . Thursday topped the rec- ord 112 set Aug. 18, 1909, and Aug. 11. 1936. At 9 p.m .. the tem- perature finally slipped below 100. D a llas' First International Building. where a t elevision crew was filming an episode of .. Dallas." an unofficiaJ reading of 117 was taken at 3:50 p.m. Da ily records we re set at Wichita Falls, with 112 degrees; Del Rio, 103; San Antonio, 102; Aus tin, 102, and Houston, 101. At 5:40 p.m .• only nine of the National Weathe r Service's list of 30 Texas cities bad readings below 100. As electricity usage soared to all-time highs, 100,000 residents of the Dallas suburb of Garland a nd 23,000 in Greenville, 20 miles to the northeast , were without power Thursday after- noon. The record demand for electricity, plus trouble in a t r a ns mission lin e from tree roots, knocked out two substa· lions. a city spokesman said. <See HOT, Page AZ> Memo Tells Of Anthony's Withdrawals I rvine Councilma n Arl An· thony resigned earlie r this month as the city's represen- t ative to sever al countywide agencies. according to a public memo written by Anthony on June 6 and withheld by the city man ager 's office until Thurs· day. Assistant City Manager Paul Brady Jr. said he didn't know why it wasn't immediately made public. Anthony says in the memo tha t he will no longer attend meetings of the Newport-Irvine Wast e Management Agency , Orange County League of Cities, Route 55 Policy Advisory Com· mitlee and the Laguna Canyon Freeway Committee. Anthony said Thursday: "l have just been very busy with my work for a Boys Club and found that I no longer had time to attend meetings of these or- ganiiatioos." 1.e.ader Killed BELFAST, Northern Ireland <AP> -A gunman assassinated Miriam Daly, a founder of the leftist Irish Republican Socialist Party, ln her West Belfast home, r a ising tears of renewed bloodshed between Protestant and Roman Catholic extremiata in Northern Ireland. Tha t's th& real Sammy Davis Jr. on the left. sharing a drink with his likeness in the Movieland Wax Museum in Buena P a rk where the statue was unveiled Thursday. "It's absolutely frightening.'' Davis said or his wax double. Irvine Approves Increased Budget By RICHARD GREEN Ol IN o.Jly ,,_ S!Mf An $18.5 mill ion Irvine municipal bud~et for the 1980-81 fiscal year has been adopted un· animously by the City Council. The council made minor re· visions last week to the budget, which is 12.9 percent lar ger than last year's. A tot al or S16.2 m11l1on IS budgeted for day-to-day opera· t1 o n s an d $2.2 m illio n i ~ e armarked for capita l improve· ments. City Ma nager William Woollett had recommended Sl6.3 millJon and $2.1 million be spent for operations and capitaJ am· provements respe<'.tively. Thirty-six new city employees are called for . including 11 in public works and eight in the police depa rtment. Those two d e partments account ror 57.9 p e r cent of the ope r a t ion s budget. which is funded largely through saJes tax revenues. In the 1980·81 fiscal year . $358,000 will be spent on the first phase of a city yard. A total of S200,000 will be spent on land ac- quisiUon and design work for a dog pound. Both facilities are to be built in East Irvine on Sand Canyon Road south of the Santa Fe railroad tracks. The city has a g r eed to purchase five acres of Irvine Co. land at the site and has an option tobuy20more. Tbe new budget adopted Tues· day Is scheduled to go into effect July 1. Irvine's budget for the 1980-81 fiscal year was allowed to in- crease 34.S percent under the terms of the Gann Initiative (Proposition 4), which goes into eftect July 1. The budget adopt· ed by the City Council la about 21 percent less than permitted under the ln.IUaUve, which al· lows spending in California cities to increase only as much cts the combined percentages of izrowth m population and infla t1on rate. LB Doctor Denies Sex With Patients By DA VlD KUTlMANN Of, .. O.Uy ~ S'-" An El Toro chiropractor de · naed on the witness stand Thurs- day that he ever engaged in any sexuaJ acts with a 10-year -old male patient or that he raped a teen-age girl in his office. Dr. Warren Fa ma laro, who lives in Laguna Beach, told Juro r s in O r a n ge County Super ior Court Judge Frank Dome nichiru 's courtroom that he was treating both the boy and g irl ro r vario us p hys ical· em otional proble ms but never engaged m any sexual activity with either o( them. The boy. from Mission Viejo, t es tified las t w eek th a t Fa malaro had sexually moJest· ed him during half a doien visits to the 28-year-old chiropractor's offi ces last fall. The young woman, 19, claimed she was raped by Famalaro on a trea tment table when she was 17 arte r receiving a m assage from h im to ease a migraine headache. The chiropractor told the jury that the last time he saw the girl was in October, 1978, when she came to his office seeming very depressed. Classroom Politics lroine Issue Irvine 's school trustees will consider Monday evening a prn· posed pohcy that wou ld restn<:t elassroom dJscuss1ons of political ._ issues. The policy. written by Superin- tendent Stanley Cort'y, :.ays in part. ··Leaming activities mvnlvmg rontrovers1al issues should be well planned in adv:.mce and ~hctll be approved by the pnnc1pal. In cases where teaching and/or stu dent activlly are to involve t.he ex- ploration of local political con- rer ns and issues, thl· plan of ar l1vity sha ll be reviewed a nd approved by both the principal and the superintendent.·• Corey·s proposal was drawn up in a pparent res ponse to two classes at Irvine High School. Rachel Gragg, who teaches Am er ican government classes to 12th-graders, held a candidates day in her classes before the J W1e 3 lrvineCityCounc1lelect1on She sa id all of the candidate~ wer e invited but some didn't at tend, leacting to charges or a biased presentation to the stu· dents. The second class in question at Irvine High School 1s taught by John Eisloeffel. His students sent a letter cntical of the Irvine Com- pany to a news paper. This letter apparently upset some school dis· trict officials. Coast Weather Sunny through S atur- day. Lows tonight 60 to 66. Highs Saturday 74 at the beaches, 93 inland. INSIDE TODAY Boom Tim.e Famalaro s aid he spent most of the time Jwit tallting with her about her problems. He said she never disrobed during that visit and left within four or five minutes. The girl bad testified that the chiropractor told her after rap- ing her: ''I've waited a Jong time to do th.l.a." Planning a bang·up 4th? Todo11'1 Wukender telb w here and when /or firnoorlca, mtmc and enter· toiftment. ~Cl. Firecracker Hur18 Car Sitter An Irvine teen·aaer ls recover-. •01 in tbe bolpital today from in· juries •uttered 'Jbunday when a powerful firecraelter exploded imldt a parked car lD •hicb IM WH tlttllu. Suaan Bua, 18, of 11802 Se- quola Tree Lane, was reported In iooct coaditlon thia momtna et Tuslla Commun.it)' HolpjtaJ. Sbe l\dfer9d a M"1"e l .. cut at 10:45 p.m . wben her cttar.ue lit the fuse ol an M-80 In the car's Hbtray, acc:ordinc to- Oran•• Count¥ Ftte Department Capt. John Latta. He aaid the car wu parted near her home. Flre Capt. Sherry BwUn• aald an 11-80 coataina an ex- plosive chars• equlvalent to a oa~uarter aticl of d)'namite. The aplolioD callMCI no ft.re and there wu UWe damac• to tb41 alltoal0blle, Latta aakl. Deteose attorney Al Stokke claimed the woman's testhnon.y Is .. filled .,ltb 10 many in· con.aJstendel th.at It la beyood belief." Under Stokke's quealkllrlq, F11malaro Aid the &trl'a family, with whom be-bad Tbankall~ dlnner OG one oc:culoa, never controoted him wtt.b any aexual aUeaatlona after t.be alle1ed in· cldent toot place. However, ti. 1aJd plans for him to have •nuuwclvifta din- <S. DBNJAL8, Pa•e Al) I •••• I AtY-~ A1 ... u..n at &,.M.~ M Me•lft Cl-r,t ...._ A1>ll ....... ,,_ All ~ .............. M ~ o .. ,.. Or-.. c.., "" ~ cw "'*"---... Dt ~ C11...._ .... CH .,._...._ Atl ·~...... AU ....... M-.nt M4 .,._.., a I ~·ti -...-...... 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WASHJNGTON CAP> -Polluters must report oU spUls to the government e ven lhouab their reports 1ubjed tbem to flnea, the US. Supreme Court ruled today. ln an 8 1 declaioa involving an Oklahoma case. the court. up- held the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and revened a 10th U S Circuit Court of AppealJ ruling that the act vk>lales consutut.tonal pro<ections against aeU-incrlmination. The law imposes a cnmlnal penalty on anyone wbo falls lo report U\e discharge of oil into navigable waters. It also says a discharge report may not be used lo s upport criminal peoalUea against tbe reporting polluter, but a separate se<:tlon imposes automatic civil fmes for each oiJ spill. ••r Cri•i1tal s .. ~, CaptNl"ftf By The Alaocl•&ed Press .. Alleged Nail war cr imina l Mecys Paskev\ctus. who vanished from his s uburban Los Angeles home shortly before deportation proceedings were to begin against him, bas been located in Florida. federal officials said ~.ay . Acquaintances reportedly led autbont1es to the 78-year-old Lithuanian immigrant .in St. Petersburg Beach, where he w~s living under the name of Mike Pa~ker, which he also used Ul Santa Monica LONDON <AP> -Gold prices advanced in heavy buying across Europe today. while the dollar held steady in calm trad- ing In London, the price was fixed at $636 an ounce, up from $621 Thursday. It closed at $650 in New York, up $23. Silver was quoted al Sl6.40 an ounce in London, up from S16.05. Silver closed in New York at $16.€5, up 6S cents. flpn-in Holla Ca•e Sellf.-..ced SAN DIEGO <AP) -Edward Grady Partin. the Louisiana t eamster whose testimony helped send Jimmy Hoffa to jail, was himself ordered 1mpr1soned today for eight years in San Diego's Metropoht.an Correctional Center for conspiracy to obstruct Justice . .. . ''There comes a time when this action must be taken. said U S. District Judge Howard Turrenttne in rejecting a plea by Partin's attorney ror a l;tay of execution. Turrentine expects the S7·year-old Louisiana labor leader to be released within 14 months "1f the bureau follows its own gu1dehncs" on exemplary prisoners Sues Parents Held as Prisoner, Teen Girl Claims A 16-year-old Mission Viejo girl 1s swng her parents and a Dana Point psychiatric hospital for SJ million because she claims she was imprisoned at the facility lo keep her from her boyfriend. Santa Ana attorney Stephen Lord filed the lawsuit Thursday in Oran8e Count y Superior Court on behaJf of Judith Reeds, who claims her parents and officials al Capis tra no by th e Sea Hospital conspired lo keep her confined at the private mental faciltty. Her laws uit alleges she was "imprisoned" in the hospital's Juvenile section from March 12 to Apnl 17 1liai Aid Vowed KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia <AP> -Secretary or State Ed· mund S. Muskie. fresh from a NATO meeting that de manded total Soviet withdrawa~ fr<!m Afghanistan. today promised m- c reased U.S. military aid to Thailand to counter attacks by Vietnamese forces across the Thai -Cambo dian frontier , Tha iland's foreign minister said. (Related story, A4). OAAHOf COAST DAILY PILOT fN-Ot .... C.0.'-1 o. ... ,, ...... ,,., MM<llt h (Of'nbil,.. lM ~-'\ "'"'~ ~ oYbh\hlel «>• ttw: ~= ~ -"=-"'=-~:...... '"'r.':.~ 10< c-i. -. ~ &f•ll. "_......, :!!~t:~ :·!~ /~ ~C"~ _.,_ ~ ... .,..,. --v• ,,.. ""'"-~o""""' Pf_.. h •• .a» wt•• ••• St~ Po 8o• IW C.O.~-... , .. ,...,,,. • .,.,_ . _, .. _ "'•-fli•""--, .... c:...... v ... "'"-' .,.., o.-·~ "-•11-Eclller '-··~ .. ..., ...... . cawtoo ... .._ A""'4Mlt ~ ....... , I The reason, the legal action claims. was lo change her think· m g and behavior "to the point wher e she would embrace the values and do the bidding of' her parents, specifically, among other things, that she would be convinced tbat she should stop seeing her boyfriend." Neither Lord nor Miss Reeds would elaborate on the reasons for her commitment lo tbe hospital. The suit says Miss Reeds' parents, Robert and Elizabeth Reeds. drove her to the hospital on March 12. Miss Reeds said she refused to go inside volun· tarily and that she was eventual· ly dragged from the car and physically taken inside by attend- ants there Miss Reeds said she was then "coerced with threats of re- duced privileges into signing a consent lo admiss ion form." She said her parents knew she was not mentally Ill and so did doctors and psychologists at the facility. She was ooly able to gain her freedom, Lord said. when the American Clvil Liberties Union became aware of the situation. Lord said as long as parents and doctors agree that a child needs pgycbialric he lp, a minor can be kept in a private facility without bis or her consent and without any type of bearing to determine mental fitness. He said be hopes not only to gain monetary damages from the parents and the hoepltaJ but a1ao to win a ruling that says parents can no longer place c hildren in private ho1pilal1 without a beari.ns . But why sue her parents? .. Because they locked me up for five weeb and look away flve weeb of my We," II.ill Reeds told reporters ln a hallway lnterview at the county cou.rtboule. The teeo-aaer 1atd •be wu ataYlaa with the panota ol a friend for the tlme beln1 becaUM ber own pannta Ud kicked her out when abe told them Ibo lntendld to aue lblm. Sbe Mlcl lbe DO lcJaaer au.di bllb ICbool. bavtq .puMd ... equ.lyalmey a•mlnatloa few._ ~re:.,~ ud will bl Jookiq tar Tbe edmlnlltratM ol tbe DllDa Point ltolpltal eoald 11ot be reacbed w .,,.,_. tlda IDOl"D· tna. Remains Of POWs Verified WASHJNGTON <AP> -The Pentap aaid tod•y it vert/led lhroulb tndependent aourcea the accuracy ot a claim by a former North Vleloameae morUcian that the Vtetnamese are holding the remains of about 400 American servicemen at a onetime POW camp in Hanoi. Tbe Vietnamese mortician, his race partially hidden to keep his ldenlity secret. told a con- greaslonal bearing tbat from 1969 to uns be was involved in processing the remains and that the Hanoi government still was keeping them in a building in Haool as lat.e as 1977. He said the building wbere the bodies were kept was once used lo house American POWs. Lt. Gen. Eugene F. Tighe. director or the Defense In- telligence Agency, lold the com- mittee that tbe mortician. who was kicked out of Vietnam in 1979, paased a polygraph test and that other information showed his account and his background lo be valid. There a r e about 2.500 American servicemen still unac- counted ror as a result of fight· Ing ln Southeast Asia. The Viet- namese government has iden· tified by name the remains of 40 Americans who tbey say died while ln captivity . But Pentagon officials s aid the 40 bodies have not been returned and that the Vietnamese govern- ment as recentJy as last January categorically denied that 400 American bodies are being kept in Hanoi. A group o f congressm en headed by Rep. Lest.er L. Wolff. D-N . Y .. a s ked North Viel· namese officials during a trip to Hanoi about the mortician's claim. Wolff said that although the entourage traveled within a few blocks of the building sup· posedly housing the remains, they wer e not allowed to enter it. ln testimony today before WolCf's subcommittee on Asian a nd Pacific a ffairs, Brig. Gen T.C. Pinckney, a director of East Asian and Pacific affairs at t he Pentagon. declared. "The Vietnamese have stonewalled a ny meaningful resolutions of the questions whether thev have U.S. remains l;lored in Hanoi.·· DENIALS • ner with the fa mily In 1978. several weeks after the alleged rape occurred, were terminated F a maJaro said the boy had first come lo him for treatment in ~pt.ember of 1979. The child complain ed of headac hes. he s aid. and the chiropractor said he believed the youngster suffered from possible migraine headaches or tension headaches He fl atly denied that he ever engaged in any sexual activities with the boy during examina· lions. The child had testified last week that on s ix or seven oc- casions the chiropractor had oral sex with him. Famalaro was arrested in February by Orange County sheriffs investigators after tbe boy told h is parents of the rhiropractor's alleged advances The girl who claimed he nad raped her two years earlier then s tepped forward after s he said sh e saw n e ws accounts or Famalaro's arrest. Fr..,Page .4J AIRPORT • • novlng the terminal to the west side of the airport. The intent or VTN's mast.er plan recommendations is lo in- crease the number of daily com- mercial fiight.s and passengers whlle slmuJtaneously r educing noise, the report. sa1d. However , the r eport points out, there are a number of ways that goal can be reached, and it's up to the Board of Supervisors to choose an ex- pansion alternative. HhrhllJdllin" the recommend.a· Uooa la a reduction of alfl>Orl noise by 7.5 declbels, to be ac· compllsbed over a 10-year period besfmrln.i ln 1182. Nolae could be reduced by a number ot meaures, including havin1 alrllnea purchase quif!ler Jell, atendillf the main runway 700 feel north and lorcln1 airlinea to tt.a.y withln a "aolae buc!Jet." There aft a number ot optkJm IU~ can choole ln tedUC• ma noiM, tile Nport • .,.. One would be to tr... any ln· CrHM ID llilbta until a desllnat· ed nMludiclD ID DOlM bu beeG accompHtbld. Altboulb that woa1ct ,......,.. nearb1 ,...ldenll, the report Nld It would ..,.... tbe lft.. eenh•e for alrllDH to buy qu.i.t. alftrllft • qulekl7. , • • Smith's j De/eme Rebuffed Defense attorney Terry Glles baa lost a bld to lntroduce evidence into tbe murder trial ol Larry Smith of Newport Buch that a witness who dled a day after testifying waa perhaps t.be victim or foul play. w ~--..a Superior Court Judge l.A:'UUUu McBride Thursday denied Giles' motion to introduce before the jury testimony dealing with the death of Jim Carlalucci , a Newport Beach service station attendant who had testified he s aw Smith, with a woman re- sembling Carolyn Bealer last Aug 24 when they pulled into his station. Smith. 43. 1s charged with the kidnap-murder or Miss Bealer, 24, last August after demanding $100 ,000 r a n som from her brother for her safe return. HUNTINGTON COU~E KIONAPP£0 lN AFRICA Richard end Adoree Leater Safe After Orde•I Cartalucc1. 22, appeared in court as a prosecution witness and later in the day told a friend that a man approached him in the courthouse hallway and said, "I 'II get together with you later." Cartalucc1 died in a plane crash off Newport Beach on Junes. the day a fter he te:;lifled. Witnesses indicated the plane's wings seemed to come off before it plunged inLo the ocean, also killing another man aboard. No bodies were found . HB Couple Relate Terror in Africa ft 1s Gil es' belief that the at- tendant was perhaps a lookout for two men known only as J~ck and Ray, who he claims coetted Smtth into participating in the kidnapping of Miss Bealer. I 8) ARTlll 'R R . Vl~SU. 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Lawndalt'. and shl' 18 a tcach<'r at Libert) Chn'>tJan School tn llWltm~ton Bf'<H:h A bnef t'all from \fr, Lt><.IPr to her muther Mrs \'10IJ Hansen. who 1:. staying a\ the Candlehght C1r<'le home v.htle they an • a"' J). ~ <1 rned hc-r of d hellish <;\on to ht• c arnl'<i mt.·r lht• l\ ... soc1.1tl'cl l'n•...,s v. 111" hut s,1111 th<'\ V.l·rt• Jll righl , I ani "' ~la1t tu hl'ar tht•\ .111 ...;ifc· \tr-. llJn..,t·n -.,11tl ,11ld1nJ! thal h1·r d,1ughh·r -..1111 I m afnml you cl n ·Jtl db<iul 1t tn thl nl V. !>pJJ)t•r ' Sht· 1~ "'il\IOC. ~1t h c:Jauchlt.'r. Lt:nt!>l'. 22. r..1unc, 2 1. Mt'lant<'. J8, and KtmtM•rh 17. '4h1le tht.• parents tuur th•· Durk Conttnt:nt t•n mute lo \ 1!'.1t :.i former A FS exchanli(f' "tudt•nt 1n Ghuna Currenll.>. ;rnothl'r IH e\1111u ... A F S s tud c n t ho.., t l' d h y l ht.' Lest('rS, P htltp Ogolu 23, of Ken} a, ts h\'1ng v.1th tht.· fam1I~ and <1tlt'nd1ng nc.irb) Golden West Collcg<> J O., a busine)'):-. mu jor. Laurie Lc<;tcr said Thur.da) evening 'lh<' had JU'>t rcrc1ved d phom• call from Kenya ~ c.:on ... ul 1n Los Ang l'le o;, Gabr1t.>I Machana. 1,1,ho t'> a dose fnl·nd of the family rluc· tn P<i'>t deal in gs .. He s:ud he 1'> tr; in~ to ha\ e them rc1mbu1"'it'd b\ the Board ofTounsm.~a1d M1!'.s Lestc_r __ Combined losses 1n cash . t am era gear and p e r sona l ht.>IC>nR.1ngs of the Lesters and \1 r and 1\1rs Alan Dunning. Hnt1sh nationals from Myushat, 'i.rnd1 Arabia. was SS.700. AP 'did Tht• qU•H1N told a horror -.tor~ tullo" ink! their rt•least: Tucsda} fht· toun...,t~ 1n a JOtnl state· 111t·nt to their Na1 r ob1 tour nµl·r ator today. said they were lra\'elang 1n a van in the Masai fol ara game reserve early Tu~ rl,1\ .iftt'rnOOn '4ht'n -.et upoo by 1 four man gan~ drmcd with <t 11fl1., ho"' anrl arro~<; <inrl p.1ni.:a!-. cmachL•te!il 'Wf \\.t>re travelin~ along a d11 t tral'k when the leader ap· pt•Jn-d from the gr ass armed "tl h ,J nnt-. tht-!itatement !>:mi ~ l' 1,1,ere made to stop a!> three ulhl·rs appeared armed with µ.inJ!as and bows and a rrows. Thl'' ma !> tum off the roJd Then t .. ) made us lit.' down on the ground.·· Wa rn1n~ the tourists thE'y \\.OUld be killed tf they didn't oht·\ orders. the un1dentlf1f'd L Jn).! rurc1.·<l them to carry all tt11·1r bt:1ongin~s a nd march .1boul f1H• mil~ into neighbor 1ni.: 1.mzama. t'hl• tounsts ::.aid the robben. louk .1 h11ut SS 700 14 0rlh o r mont'V caml'ras and clothes hdor~ ·disappearing into the hush . · M.ilulo . our drive r . guided us hal·k bot 1t was very difficult "1th no shot's and it was quickly i.!t'ltin~ dark and 1t was rain· 111~ • thl· tounsL<; said an thl'lr st :J tl'ml·nl .. \\ ,. 1".1mt· nn tJ hl'rd of huf 1.t10. but ... omeho" M <1luk 1 ..,. J red I.hem .114 l:IY w .. kept ~o anl?. but cxl'ept for Maluk1 we ,,, 1·rl' all l~t · The tounsts said their gwde lt•rt them to finct help a nd later a·turned w1lh a vehicle which wok them to a police station Tht'' returned to Nairobi from Masai.Mara mthe afternoon Tuesda\ '!> 1nc1dent was the second in ·the Masai Mara m the pa ~t 10 days. Smith had said he received several phone call s from Jack or Ray at a phone booth nea. a service stat.Jon across from lbe ' ChcHon !'.talion where Cartaluc- t.'I worked. The dden~e allom ey said Jack or Ray would hav~ nC'l'ckd l>Oml•ont." tfJ h:ll them when Smith was awa1t10g tht-1r cJlb at the booth. (;lies aq~ued that lhe jury de- served to know that a wilne!>s had d1sap~·un:<l OJfter e1ppearin~ 1n ('Ourt. Ile intimated there 14 l'rl' poss1 bit· connc•ct ions with 11 rg,rn1u'l.11·r1mt.· J'> 1,1,cll · Tu <'Ut us off. . I lh1nk would tw wrong, .. hl' argut·d. llowl'Vl'r . prosecutor Dave CJrt"r .,;11d lhl•rr• w;i -; 011 C' 1rfrnc•t• ol lhn·at--o r saholag•· dtrP<"tl·d J ).!illn'>I C".1rta lU<'~I. whom he dt•M'rtbc<l a'i a minor 14-ttncss 1n 1h1' lengthy ca!>e. ('artf.'r 'Jld (ailrs was only <. 1a· t u I a t 1 n c b y ~ u g g es l lO ~ Cartalucra 14 •• ., J lookout for .Jutk llr Ra, ~hu!>c full iden t 1t1cs <1n•n t lo.nm~ n ~l c Bri!lt s.11d 1t 1,1,as improba- ble that a '>Jt>oteur would know that CartJluc<'a planned to lake a ~l.iOl' rult· tht.• tfay after bis t~!>t1mony HOT ... But J ohn Tarpley, Gre~n ville ·s eh·<·t nc utilities diret·lor. :-aid a mt•111lwr of the power c11o pcrat1\ ~ that connects sevl·ral small c1t1es apparently had rever<;e<f the now of elC<' tnnl' ....hut orr t'JU'i1ng ~en crators tv Tax Bill Beaten SA C RA~1 ENTO I AP I -A ballot measure to channel all _in· ' stead of onh part of the ~~ohne ~a les tax into trans portatiOn has been halted by the Caltforma As· !>t'mbly BUY ANY SU IT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... •w1TH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1602 Laguna/SOUtD Coast Voar Hometown Daily N~wMpa p•r ~ ~SECTIONS, .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JUNE 77, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I Wave Grips Texas;. Seven Perish DALLAS <AP> -At leaal Mveo are •act u the r-esuJt al• :'billl:!:J beat wave that ha oat temperature records In tnOlt m.i« THu ciUe.. Forecaaten predlct.ed swelter· lna atwnooo blahs to top out near 113 qain today Tbe heal WU blamed for five de .. lh.s in Dallas oo Thursday, wbieo the men:ury reached a re<:· ord ll3. In Initial reports. medical examiners said heat was a factor, but expected more- speclfic causes or death aft.er performing autopsies. Two dealhs lD the Dallas area had been blamed on the beat earlier in the week Eight other persons were ad· milted to Dallas hospitals Thurs-. day with heatstroke symptoms. Southwest Texas rangeland waa scorched by the sun. and ranchers were considering re- ducing the number or cattle on the ranee. Grain sorebum and vegetables in non-irrigated rields also were in jeopardy, agriculture officials said. At Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, a 113·degree reading at 4:20 p. m. Thursday topped the rec- ord 112 set Aug. 18. 1909, and Aug. 11, 1936. Al 9 p.m ., the tem- perature finally slipped below 100. Dallas' First International Building, where a television crew was filming an episode or "DaUas." an unofficial reading of 117 was taken al 3:50 pm Daily records were set at Wichita Falls. with 112 degrees; Del Rio, 103; San Antonio. 102; Austin, 102. and Houston. 101. At 5:40 p.m., only nine of the National Weather Service's list of 30 Texas cities had readings below 100. As electricity usage soared to all-time highs. 100,000 residents of the Dallas s uburb or Garland and 23.000 in Greenville, 20 miles to the northeast. were without power Thursday af\.er-noon. But John Tarpley, Green- ville's electric utilities director . s aid a member of the power cooperative that connects several small cities apparently had reversed the flow of elec- trtcity, causing gene rators to shut off. Chiropractor Denies Sex Charges ' ............. C..testiag WiU Genevieve Gillaizeau, shown dancing with movie m oguJ Darryl F. Zanuck in this updated photo, seeks to reopen probate of a will she claims Zanuck signed un<;1er "undue influence." Miss Gillaizeau says s he lived with Zanuck for eight years and is seeking $15 million. Gravel Fir01 Sues To Get Truck Road : A sand and gravel company is •oing to court in an attempt to seeure a route for its trucks in ic*thern Orange County. -:'l'be Livingston-Graham com- iiaov suit to hall closure of Trabuco Creek Road in ~an Juan Capistrano and Avery Parkway near Saddleback College will be beard Wednesday in Or ange County Superior Court. On a split vote, San Juan city councilmen recently adopted an ordinance limiting truck weights to 12,000 pounds on Trabuco Creek Road. Councilmen Lawrence Buchheim and Phillip Schwartze voted against the or · dinance, urging discussion with county officials regarding re · opening of Avery Parkway to trucks. The city ordinance was de · signed to put an end to a seven· year-old cooflict between reSi· dents of Village san Juan lllJU truckers traveling to and from the Livingston-Graham sand and gravel pit. Residents have complained of noise, dust. and safety hazards in connectioo with the truck traf· fie . They claim Avery Parkway, closed to truck traffic by the county because of ooi.le, is safe. But Orange County Supervilol" Tom Riley told hit colleapes Wednelday be believes the court hearing next week would reeolwi the issue of whether trucks could uae Avery Parkway. Resideatl in t.be vtcinlty of t.be parkway bad notified the aupervitor that they oppoee a.be openln1 of Avery to beavy trucb. The eotmly ordinance limita truck ·weights on Avery to 14,000 poundt. "If our ordinance baa any validity, It still studs," Riley aide P«er Herman 1ald. "II not1 the Judie wUJ tell us. The board lt prepared to accommodate." l.agunan Testifies At Trial By DAVID KUTZMANN Of tll9 OMt'( ~i.t Slaff An El Toro chiropractor de- nied on the witness stand Thurs· day that he ever engaged in any sexual acts with a 10-year-old male patient or that he raped a teen-age girl in his omce. Dr. Wa rren Famataro, who Jives in Laguna Beach. told jurors in Orange County Supe rior Court Judge Frank Domenichini 's courtroom that he was treating both the boy and gi rl for various physical- emotional problems but never engaged in any sexual activity with either of them. The boy, from Mission Viejo, testified l ast week that Famalaro had sexually molest- ed him during half a dozen visits to the 28-year-old chiropractor 's offices last fall. The young woman, 19. claimed she was raped by Famalaro on a treatment table when she was 17 after receiving a massage from h i m to ease a migraine headache. The chiropractor told the jury that the last time he saw the girl was in October, 1978, when she came to his office seeming very depressed. Famalaro said he spent most of the time just talking with her about her problems. He said she never disrobed during that VlSit a nd left within four or five minutes. The girl had testified that the chiropractor told he r after rap- <See DENIALS. Page AZ) SC Church Endangered Vandals set fire to about three tons of newspapers piled on pall ets adjacent to a San Clemen\.e church late Thursday, threatening the structure. It took S an C l e m e nte firefighters more than an hour to extinguish the stubborn blaze, which was visible in the night air for miles, witnesses said. The fire broke out shortly before 9:45 p.m. In a storage area near the St. Andrews By the Sea Unite d Methodist Church. at 601 Ave. Ptco. A church spokeswoman said the paper bad been collected by parisbiooers to raise funds for the congregation's educational fund . That's the real Sammy DaVls Jr. on the left, sharing a drink with tus likeness in the Movieland Wax Museum m Buena Park where the statue was unveiled Thursday. "It's absolutely frightening," Davis said of his wax double. Judge Denies Bid To Discuss 'Plot' Defense attorney Terry Giles has lost a bid to introduce evidence into the murder trial or Larry Smith of Newport Beach that a witness who died a day alter testifying was perhaps the victim o( foul play. Superior Court Judge Leonard McBride Thursday denied Giles' motion to introduce before the jury testimony dealing with the death of Jim Cartalucci, a Newport Beach service station attendant who had tesWied he saw Smith, with a woman re- sembling Carolyn Bealer last Aug. 24 wheo they pulled into bis station. Smith. 43, is charged with ~ kidnap-murder of Miss Bealer. 24, last August after demanding Sl00,000 ransom from her brother for her safe return. CartaJucci, 22, appeared in court as a prosecution witness and later in the day told a friend that a man approached him in the courthouse hallway and said, .. I 'll get together with you later." Cartalucci died in a plane <See PLOT, Page AZ) Viejo Blaze Extinguished A brush fire scorched three acres or Rancho Mission Viejo property near the Prima Deshecha dump Thursday aft.er· noon before being put out by Orange County firemen. Fire units from San Juan Capistrano and the county's brush fire engines contained the blaze in about 20 minutes, it was reported. Firemen said the blaze was s parked by a bulldozer operat· ing on the ranch property. Anny Colonel Sentenced In Sex Trial SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -An Army colonel has received a s uspended sentence of one year at hard labor after pleading f?Uilty at a court-martial to sexual harassment of fe male s ub- ordinates. Col. Romano J . Parini, 48, also was fined SlS,000 at the ron- cl us 1on ol his military trial Thursday. Parini and his wife. Lynn, showed no emotion as the sen- tence was read at the Presidio of San Ftan<.:isco. The s uspended s e ntence means Parini will be able to con- tinue his Army career and retire with full benefits. Coast Oal•s Imprlse.-•~ Weather Teen Girl Sues Parents A 16-year-old lllaslon Viejo girl is suing her parents and a Dana Point psychiatric bospltal tor $3 million because sbe claims abe wu lmprbooed at the f acWty to keep bet fNm her boyfn.ct. Sant.a Ana attorney St.epbee Lord flied t.be lanult Tb.anda)' in Orap County Superior Court on belullf of Judith llMda, wbo clalma ber pareota ud offtclall =Ca l1traao by th• Sea Hot «JmJ>lred to keep ber at the private mental facility. Her lawsuit alle1es sbe was "lmprtaon4'd" In the hospital's JuvenUe aecUon from March 12 to AprU 17. The reaeon, the legal action cla1ma, wu to chance her tblnt· Ing aDd behavior "to tbe POblt where she would embrace the values and do the bidding al her parents. specifically, among other tbinp, that she would be convlnced that sbe should stop seein.g her boyf riead." Nettw Lord nor Miu Reem would elaborate on the reucms tor ber commitment to tbe hospital. The 1uJt 1a11 Ml'9 Reeds' parents, Robert and EUubetb Reeds. drove ber to the bolplt.al on March 12. MIU Reedl aal.d abe refuted to ,o inside whm· tartly and that 1he wu eventual· ly draued from the car and pbyslcalJy taken lnllde by attend- ants there. Mla Reeds Said lbe WU tbea .. coerced wlth threate or ~ duced prtvtlesea into •ltniDC • couent to admlllJon form." She said her parents knew sbe was not mentally ill and so dkl docton and psychologists at the laclllty. She was only able to gain her freedom. Lord said, whe n tbe American Civil Liberti• Union became aware of the lltuatioa. Lord said as long as parents and docton asree UW a thlld needs psychiatric belp, a minor tan be kept in a prlvat~ fadllty without b1a or her eonaent and without any type ot bearinl to determlne mental fitness. Re said be hopes not only to •aln monetary dama1ea from the parent.I and tbe hOlpflaJ but alto to win • 1'Ullnl that uya parents can no longer place cbtldren ln private boapilala without a hearin•. (8ee OONPINE, Pap .U> Sunny through Satur day. Lows tonight 60 to 66. Ri1bs Saturday 74 at the beaches, at inland. INSIDE TODA'\' Plamti:nQ a bong-up 4th? Toda11'• WHtnder tells where and toll•• /or ftrevxwb, ""'* mid ntn-tainmftt.~ Cl. • LoU ..._. frotft '°*W'• _,.,..,. nrflo r'..., • • •111 •'• l.awmaken Defeat, Uirter Energy Bill WASRJNGTON (AP> -1.Awmaken won1ed abcM envtroa· mental Impact Md atat• · rtlbU defeated• ••r plull ln P1Wldent Carter'• enerv procram t~, a propoaal to put hltb prlonty nara,y~ona "faa\ltad ·~UMb\lNa\u~ucy The HouM voted D2·UI to Miid Lhe ptOpONI bKk to I ffouM. Senate coaterenc:-e committee for furtbtt wd. SupporUn ol the meuun have aald tueb a vot~ wwld lllll the bill fw OU. leUIOO ol Consl"tlA. The b'll would havf' truted a thtte·m•mber Eneray Moblhta· lion Board with authority to waJve aome federal , 1l1le and &ocal re1ul1tJona th1l Ot" up aul"h proJerta u power planu, pipelines and otl l't'ftnenes It did not covtt nuclear planu WA..'iHlNGTON <APl -Polluters must ~rt oat spills lo the gowmment even thou1h their reports 1ubj«t them to fines, the U S Supreme Court ruled today In an 8-l de<'1s1on 1nvolvtng an Oklahoma case. the court up- held the Ff'deral Waler Pollutson Control Act and reversed a lOth l' S C\rcwt Court of Appeals rullnti! that the act vtolates constitutJonul prott-ct1ons agall\St self·tncrimsnation The la~ imposes a t'nm1nal penalty oo anyone who faJls to report the d1i.charge of 011 mto nav1gable waters. It also says a discharge report may not be used to support criminal penalties against the reporting polluter. but a separate section imposes automallt' t'1v1I fines for each oil spill lt'11r l..ri•i1tal s-~~t Capllln"d By The Assodat.ed Press Alleged Nazi war criminal Mecys Paskevicius, who vanished from his suburban Los Angeles home shortly before deportation proceedings were to begin against him, has been located in Florida, federal officials said today. Acquaintances r eportedly led authorities to the 78-yur-oki Lithuanian immigrant in St. Petersburg Beach. where he was living under the name of Mike Pasker, which he also used in Santa Moruca. LONDON <AP> -Gold prices advanced in heavy buying across Europe today. while the dollar held steady in calm tr ad· ing. ln London. the price was fixed at $636 an ounce, up from $621 Thursday. It traded a t $649 in New York. up $22. Silver was quoted at $16.40 an ounce in London, up from $16.05. Silver traded 1n New York al $16.67, up 67 cents. f1pre ltt Botta Ca•e Sent~ SAN DIEGO <AP) -Edward Grady Partin, the Louisiana teamster whose testimony helped send J immy Hoffa to jail. was himself ordered imprisoned today for eight years in San Diego's Metropolitan Correctional Center for conspiracy to obstruct justice. "There comes a lime when this action must be taken." said U.S. District Judge Howard Turrentine in rejecting a plea by Partin's attorney for a stay of exeeution. Turrentine expects the 57·year-0ld Louisiana labor leader to be released within 14 months "if the bureau follows its own guidelines" oo exemplar y prisoners. lnformiration Verified North Viets Hold .. 400 Yank Bodies WASHlNGTON <AP> -The Pentagon said today 1t venfied through independent sources the accuracy of a claim by a former North Vietnamese mortician that the Vietnamese are holding t h e remains o f a bout 400 American servicemen at a onetime POW camp in Hanoi. The Vietnamese mortician. his face partially hidden to keep his identity secret, told a con· gressional hearing that from 1969 to 1975 he was involved in processing the remains and that the Hanoi government still was keeping them in a building m Hanoi as late as 1977. He said the building where the bodies were kept was once used to house American POWs. Lt. Gen. Eugene F . Tighe. director of the Defense In· tell.Jgeoce Agency, told the com· mittee that the mortician, who was kicked out of Vietnam in 1979. passed a polygraph test and that other information s howed his account and his background to be valid. There are about 2,500 American servicemen still unac· counted for as a result of fight· ing in Southeast Asia. The Viet· namese government has iden· DAILY PILOT tftot 0r.-. GeiMf o.t•-. ,., ... , ..... ~" t\ t.,.,,..,... Hw .....,....-,_.,,.. t• O'liMl\Nd D"t IN °'-c.o... -•lilll"'I ""'-' -~· ..... ,tMS.,.. °'*'~ ~ . .,.,.,.,.,_ ~ .... , ... t.Ml• -· -....... "_......,. l!:c_~"~ ~·~ ::;:::.:. ~~".~ -. .-w ....... --, n .. ,...,._ :=·.~-.::.: ~=.~IUWI. ~.o ._.. .. _ -----Jee•• c-w, VIC•....,_... ___ ....._ -··11-Edilof '-··~ ,,.......,.. ...... 0.....11.'-... _, _ _.....,.~ llfied by name the remains of 40 Americans who they say died while in captivit y. But Pentagon officials said the 40 bodies have not been returned and that the Vietnamese govern· ment as reeenUy as last January categorically denied that 400 American bodies are being kept in Hanoi. A group of con g ressmen headed by Rep. Lester L. WoUf. D·N. Y., asked North Viet· namese officials during a trip lo Hanoi about the mortic\an's claim. Wolff said that although the entourage traveled within a rew blocks of the building sup- posedly housing the remains, they were not allowed lo enter it. ln testimony today before Wolff's subcommittee on Asian and Pacific affairs, Brig. Geo. T.C. Pinckney, a director of East Asian and Pacific affairs at the Pentagon. declared. "1be Vietna.mese have stonewalled any meaningful resoluUoos of the questions whether they have U.S. remainS stored in Hano&." The Vietnamese mortician, whose account was relayed \0 u .S. officials in Hong Kong in Novemb e r , t o ld the coo · greasmeo that until 1975 he or persons under him procesaed or reprocessed the remains of hun- dreds of U.S. servicem en and that they were kept in a building known as the Citadel. Asked how he knew the bodies were those of Americans, the Vietnamese refugee replied that he waa \Old by Vletname1e of . ficiall that "these remalna are a vestige of the war and we want you \0 procesa them." Among thole at tM bearing were score• of relatives of aervlcemen whole bodies have )'et \0 be IJ)eclflcally accounted for in Soulbeut A.ala. Kb .. ome1n1 Warns of Upheaval ., ,,.. A..ed•&ecl Pt-. Jn a aurprisin1Jy 1harp auack on the troubled lr..Uan covern· ment, Ayatollah ftuhollab Kho- meini hinted st.ron1ly today th.at he would CM"der a new polWcal upheaval lo Iran if President Abolhaua.n Banl·Sadr's regime does not move quickly \0 resolve the country's myriad problem.s. Kbomeinl'• wani.ing came in• speech at his home to a group of I ranlana d•sabled during the 1978-79 anti-shah revolution. Tbe revolutionary leader ap- p a r e n tl y was angered i n particular by reports that in- signia ol the old regime were still in evidence at government offices. He denounced govern- ment ministries as "ineffec- t 1 v e." "imperial " and "satanical." Major c hanges 10 the Lop leadership o{ Iran could atfect prospects for the release ol the 53 American hostages. Bani· Sadr views lhe hostage issue as a distraction from Iran 's serious internal problems -a devast.at· ed ecooomy, separatist turmoil and violence between leftists and rightists -and wants the Americans freed as quickly as possible. In ~l weeks, the 80-year- c Id Moslem c l ergyman· revoJuUonary Khomeini has sounded increasingly concerned about Iran's continuing prob- lems. DENIALS • • ing her: "I've waited a long time to do this." Defense attorney A I Stokke claimed the woman's testimony is "filled with so many in· consistencies that it is beyond belief." Under Stokke's questioning, Fa m alaro said the girl's fanu:y. with whom he had Thanksgiving dinner on one occasion, never confronted him with any sexual a llegations after the aUeged in· cident took place. However . he said plans for him to have Thanksgiving din· ner with the family in 1978, several weeks alter the alleged rape occurred, were terminated. Famalaro said the boy had first come to him for treatment in Sept.ember of 1979. The c hild complained of headaches, he said. and the chiropractor said he believed the youngster s uffered from J>06Sible migraine headaches or tension headaches. He natty denied that he ever engaged in any sexual actiVlties with the boy during examma· lions. The child ha d testified last week that on six or seven ~ c asions the chiropractor had oral sex with him. 1-'a malaro was arres ted in February by Orange County sherifrs investigators after the boy told his parents of the cbiroprac\Or's alleged advances. The girl who claimed he had raped her two years earlier then stepped forward after she said s h e saw news accoun ts of Famalaro's an"esl. f'r .. Page .41 CONFINE • • But why sue her parents? • · Beeawse they locked me up for five weeks and took away five weeka of my Hfe," Miss R eed s told r eporte r s In a hallway interview at the county courtbouae. The teen-ager said s he was staying with the parents of a friend for t h e time being because her own parents had kicked her out when she told them abe intended \0 sue them. She said abe no longer attends high school. having passed an equlvaleocy examination for her diploma, and will be looking for a job. The administra\Or of the Dana Point hospital could not be reached for commeat this morn- ing. Gun Control Loses Round WASHINGTON (AP) -The Howse Judldat)' CommLttee bu ove~ turned clo..m a propoul to repeal m01t federal retWadca of IUD ownenblp and .a1 ... Th• wot.. WU CCJIWdoered a lest of aeaUIDIDt lD advance ol a eertM of lmportaat p control coalroDtat.lou peadinl' lo the llo\aM IDCl a.nm. TM DI .. came Tiu.and~ on an UMadmmt &.bat wu •· UauelMdc~ 1upported by &.be Natloul .u.octau.on. Tbe ameed.IDmt. ta eff.c\. would ba•• ,..*I taa. ~ Oun Caft. trot Act. , ... r-..AJ PLOT •.• . . . crub otf Newport Beaeb oa luu 5, tbe ~ after be te.dn.cl. Wtuaeaaa cated the plane's wings seemed \0 come off bef~ It plunged lnt.o I.he ocean, a11o kllllnc another man aboard. No bodies were found. It ls Giles' belief that the at· tendanl was perhaps a lookout for two men known only as J ack and Ray, who he claims coerced Sm ith ln\O participating in the kidnapping of Miss Bealer. Smith had said he received several phone calls from Jack oc Ray at a phone booth near a service station across from the Chevron station where Cartaluc· cl worked. The defense attorney said J ack or Ray would have needed someone to t en them when Smith was awaiting their calls at the booth. Giles argued that the jury de· served to know that a witness had disappeared alter appearing in court He intimated there were p<>ss1ble connections with organ1z.ed crime as well "To cut us off .I think would be wron~." he argued. However . prosecutor Dave Ca rt er s aid there was n o evidence of threats or sabotagt- d 1 rected against Cartalucc1 whom he described as a minor witness m the lengthy case. HUNTINGTON COUPLE KIDNAPPED IN AFRICA Rlchord end Adoree LHter S.t• After Ordeal Carter said Giles was only s peculating b y s u ggesting Cartalucci was a lookout for Jack or Ray, whose full iden- tities aren't known. HB Couple Relate Terror in Africa McBMde said it was improba- ble that a saboteur would know that Cartalut'ci planned to take a pla ne ride the day a fter his testimony. Though he denied Giles' mo- tion. he said he would reconstder the matter anytime Giles felt be had more information to offer. 8 ) ARTlll R R. Vl :'lt~EI. Ol 1 .. Den, ~ .... ~letl Con!>ular t'fforh '>pcinn1n~ half the globe .. r<· under wav 111 day scekm~ re1mbur'>emcnt for a llunungton Beat·h couple who were ludnapJ)(.>d H·rronlcd ''° .1 forced march anti rol1l><.-d tn machete <.ind rrfl1· Jrmt'<J <"II• tor~ 10 KeO\a \rnt ,, Th~·-. hl'\t $5,7()() IO \djUJIJlt•-. . Richard ;mil i\dur.w l.<~l•·r. 47. and .ft;, "l'rt' ''" ,, '>II vn Wf"ll ding :tnJ11vt•n,J1 \ 11<.1 .,..,..,,.\ \l.hc·n the cp1M>dt o<•rurrt-<J Tu1•vlo\ i.l'i they Y.ere rrdmg through · tht• Ma~ai Mara Gurne Pre~f'nc The l.1 ·-.tt·r -> ltH· at 7021 Candlehght ( ·irdc rn "1orth Hu n tington Bf'a<:h. nc·a r F:dtnr.!l'r Avenue and <ioldPn We-.t ~lrf'f't He is a ·oun:-.t•lor at Lcuzmi::t·r High School. Lawndale, and !>he 18 a teachc•r at Liberty Chnsuan School U\ HuntsnRtOn H<'ach. A bnef tall rrom Mr!> Le.,ter to her moth1·r. Mrs \ 1c.il<t Hansen, who 11> slaying at the Candlelight Cm·le home Y.h lle thev are aw;n ""arnt·d hl"r of d hcliii,h ston 10 be t'<trried 1Jv1•r the A!>S<X'1att'd PrC''>'> v.1n· ... hut -.aid the) V.t!rl' a ll ni.:ht · I dm ~ )!lad lo hf·Jr tht' Jr1 "<1f1• • Mr-. l!Jn-.1•11 -.aui addin~ lhal ht-r d..1u1.J1tt r '>J1d I 111 afraid you'd rt-ad .ibout 1t 10 lht' newspapt-r ·· Sht.• I!> M<A)tng v.1th c.lr..uehrers Lenis\!, 22. Launt'. ZI M c ldOlt', 18. and h 1mb1•rh 17 v. hlle the parents tour lht.· D..irk Continent PO roull' to v1-.1t a former Ar'S Watch Stol~n From Auto in C Jane Burro.,..:. n:turned to her car parked sn lhe 100 block of Patero de Oro 1n <;Jn C'lcmt.-nt1• late Thursday to find the thieve .. had brokc>n mto the lt')('ked veh1· cle She told police someone en· tcred the car between 9 lO and 11 . 30 p m .. takmg a S300 ·watch and a necklace valued at $160. ext'hange student m Ghana. Currently. another previous A f'S student hosted b y the I.esters, Philip Ogola. 23. of Kenya. \S hvmg with the family and attending nearby Golden West C-Ollege as a business ma- J'" Laurie Le-5t.er said Thursday evening <ihe had Just received a phone l'aJI from Kenya's ConsuJ 1n Los An ge les. Gabriel M achana. who is a clO!'>e fnend or the family due to past deal In~'> .. He said he 11> tr) 1ng to have them re1mbul"'St'd bv the Board 0£Tounsm."!>a1d Miss L<:ster Combined losses 1n ca:.h, ca mera gear and personal belongings of the Lesters and Mr and Mrs. Alan Dunning, Ar1t1sh natlonals from Myushat. Saudi Arabia. was SS.700. AP said The quartet told a horror story followmg their relu.se Tuesday. The t.ourist.s. in a joint st.a~ ment to their Nairobi tour operator today. said they were traveling l1l a van in the Ma.saJ ~1 a ra game reserve early Tues· day afternoon when set upon by J four-man gang armed Wlth a rifle. bows and arrows and panj!"as I machetes I ··wf' v.t·n· traHhnJ.! along d dirt track v.hc•n tht> leader aµ Jll'ared from thl' gras!> armed "'1th u nne ... the statement said. ·we Y.ere made to stop as three n1 hers appeared arm ed with pangas and bows and arrows. · The\ made LI!> Lum off the road Then they made us Ill: d11v. n on lht• Rround .. W arn1n~ the tourists thl'y v.ould be killed 1f they didn't 11ht•' orders. the un1dent1f1ed ~:.ing forc-t'd them to t'arry all tht'1 r ht'10n,:!1n~:. and march .1bout fi,e miles into oe1ghbor mg Tanzama The tounsts said the robbers took about $5.700 worth of monev. cameras and clothes before disappearing lnto the bush. Cause or the plane crasb-1s s till unknown . A Natiojal Transportation Safety Board·m- spector told the judge he is Qill probing the cras h. · CartaJucc1 apparently rented the a1rcr<sft two dciys prior to taking 1t U!J Smith Muld fac-c the death penall\ 1f he 1s ronv1cled by a -.uperior c<>urt Jury of murder ;.ind k1dn:Jpp1n ~ with special t 1 re rn~t<11w1·~ Thieves Hit Storerooms In Clemente Thieves methodically pried open the doors to 2A apartment storerooms to San Clemente Thurs day, taking an un. determmed amount of personal belonAm~ Poli<.:t rC's pondcd to a call from one of the tenants at the apartment complex at 423 Ave. r. rJndtfa Thur-.ctay. '4here 24 of 29 storeroom do;Jrs hud ~n forced open Onc tenant rt•ported the theft of nine bottles of wine anl'I i.everal bottles or partially filled lsq uor from his storeroom. But officers will have to await an inventory by other tenants or the apartment complex before a total l<>5s ran be determined. The storerooms WC're entered bc.!t ween 12 30 and i p m . Thun; day, poh«e said . Tennis, Anyone? Be~1nnin~ through advanced tennis classes will be offered by the San Juan Capistrano Recreation Department begin· mng Tuesday. Further informa- ~100 may be obtamed by calling 493 1171 BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one doll a~; *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1502 .· .· Orange Coas t EDI TION "••r Ho•eto•• Dally NewMpaper ' VOL. 13, NO. 179, ~SECTIONS, -PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA F RIDAY, JUNE 27, 1980 C/N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I Heat Wave Grips Texas; Seven Perish DALLAS (AP) -At leaat tevea .,.. ckad u the result ol a bl._terlna heat wave th.at has •1'altued temperature records lD most mJUc>r Texu ciUes Forecasters predicted swelter inc aftttnoon hi&bs lo top out ne•r 113 aeam loday The heat was blamed for flve dealhs in DaJlas on Thursday. wben the mercury reached a r~- ord 113. In 1n1ti»I re porta, medical examiners said beat wett a fa(tor, but expected more specafic causei; of death after performing autopsies Two dealbs in lhe Dallas area had been bJamed on lhe heat ear lier m the week Eight other persons were ad- mitted to Dallas hospitals Thurs- day with heatstroke symptoms So uthwest Texas rangeland was scorched by the sun, and ranchers were considering re- ducing the number or cattle on the range Grain sorghum and vegetables in non-irrigated fi elds also were in jeopa.rdy. agriculture officials said. At Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. a 113-degree reading at 4 :20 pm. Thursday topped the rec- ord 112 set Aug. 18, 1.909, and Aug. 11. 1936. Al 9 p.m .. the tem- perature fin.ally slipped below 100. Dallas· First International Building. where a television crew was filming an episode of .. Dallas ... an uoolficlal rnding of 117 was taken at 3:50 p.m. Daily records were set at Wichita Falls. with 112 degrees: Del Rio, 103; San Aotooio. 102. Austin. 102. and Houston, 101. At 5:40 p.m .• only nine of the National Weather Service's list of JO Texas cities bad ~dings below 100. As electricity usage soared to all-time highs. 100,000 residents of tbe Dallas suburb of Garland and 23.000 in Greenville, 20 miles to the northeas t , were without power Thursday after- noon. The record demand for electricity, plus trouble ln a transmission line Crom tree roots, knocked out two substa· tiona. a city spokesman said. But John Tarpley, Green- ville's electric utilities director. s aid a me mber of the power cooperative that connects several small cities apparently bad reversed the now of elec· tricit y. causing generators to shut off. rt Work Cost $74 Mi11ion? ~ease Mtaess Smith Trial Data Barred Defense attorney Terry Giles · has lost a bid to i ntroduce I evidence into the murder trial or I Larry Smith or Newport Beach that a witness who died a day after testirying was perhaps the . victim or foul play . $23,000 !Stolen Off Boat Superior Court Judge Leonard McBride Thursday denied Giles' motion to introduce before the Jury testimony dealing with the death of Jim Cartalucci, a Newport Beach service station attendant who had testified he sa w Smith. with a woman re· sembling Carolyn Bealer last Aug. 24 when they pulled into his station Smith, 43. is charged wi th the kidnap-murder of Miss Bealer. 24, last August after demanding $100,000 ransom from her brother for her sale return. Cartalucci. 22, a ppeared in court as a prosecution witness and lat.er in the day told a friend that a man approached him in Newport Beach d e tectives the courthouse hallway and said. eootinued their probe today into "l 'll get tol'?etber with you a burglary case In which $23.000 later." in cash was reportedly snatched Cartalucci died in a plane from a sailboat while the victim. crash off Newport Beach on bis stockbroker and a third man Junes. the day after be testified. were having cocktails. Witne5$e5 indicated the plane's Police said the three men re-wings seemed to come off before portedJy were discussing a pend· it plunged into the ocean. also ing stock purchase Wednesday killing another man aboard No a fternoon when the loot was bodies were found. taken. It is Giles· belief that the at· Accordiniz to reoorts. Kenneth tendant was perhaps a lookout Martin Charron. a 38-year-old re-for two men known only as J ack altor from Newport. g ave the and Ray. who he claims coerced bundle of $50 and $100 bails to Smith into participating LO the Har mi k Sogho m o n i an . a kidnapping of Miss Bealer Brentwood stockbroker , for a Smith had said he received stock transaction. several phone calls from Jack or After the cash was sealed up Ray at a phone booth near a in a leather folder, Charron re-service station across from lhe portedly invited his broker and a Chevron station where Cartaluc· third man, Louis Robb of ci worked. The defense attorney Newport Beach, for a n afternoon said Jack or Ray would have sail in his 3l·foot boat needed someone to tell them P olice said the trio decided to when Smith was awaitm g their sail to Woody's Wharf for a calls at the booth. drink. ' Giles argued that the jury de· Soghomonian. detectives saad. served to know that a witness apparently tucked the folder had disappeared after appearing c:ontaining the cash under a in court. He intimated there batch and cabin door to has boat, were possible connections with cushion in the boat's cabin organized crime as well <See STOLEN. Page A%) <See PLOT, Page A%> -. 'fJaias If p, Darlings' Fe male Irish setter pups show their stuff during Irish Setter Club of America ·s na· tional specialty show under way at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Co.5ta Mesa. There are 504 Irish setters. including 52 na- tional champions. at the show. which con- eludes Saturday. Some of the contestants have come from as far away as New York and Canada. Th.is is the rU"St time tbe lrisb setter club has conducted its specialty s how in Califorrua Dead Heist Suspect A 'Mystery Man' Frank Petho, the armed rob- bery s us pect fatally injured Monda) ni ght in a high-speed c hase t hrough Costa Mesa s tree t s that ended in his motorcycle crashing . remains somewhat of a mystery man. Little additional information has been developed about Petbo. 31, the Hwigarian-bom s uspect in l wo Costa Mesa holdups in two days that netted S708. police said today. He is believed to be the same man who robbed the EZ Inn wq· uors. 145 E . 19th St.. Sunday night. A rental yard employee. Petho allegedly was fleeing a $178 s awed-off shotgun stickup of Hilgren Square Llquors, 2SO E 17th St.. when fataJly anjured Monday night. He died in UC Irvine Medical Center ol massive head injuries Tuesday, little more than 12 hours after the second armed robbery. Cash and a sawed-off shotgun were recovered on or near tus battered body after be crashed at the Daily Pilot's parking kit. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. Detective Sgt. BUI Bechtel said little information has been developed about Petho. wbo wore a bizarre reddish-oraqe stripe down the middle of bis brown hair. The dved hair and s hort s tature. about five feet. four inches tall were mentioned by both liquor store cle rks In describing their assailant. Que:stianing of a former room- mate of Petho at a Victoria Street apartment I ailed to yield much, police aa.id. His family iD Detroit reqwt· ed t!Yt Pacific View MemortaJ Park aad Mortuary ln Corona del llar sbip bis remaim to Kicbipn for burial. Remains Of POWs In Vietna1n WASHINGTON CAP> -The Pentagon said loday it verified through independent sources the accuracy of a claim by a former North Vietnamese mortician that the Vietnamese are holding the r e mains or about 400 American servicemen al a onetime POW camp in Hanoi. The Vietnamese mortician, his race partially bidden to keep his identity secret, told a con- gressional bearing that from 1969 to 19'15 be was iovo& ved in processing t.be remains and th.at the Hanoi government still was keeping them in a bWJding in Hanoi as late as 1977. He said the building w~ the bodies were kept was once used to house American pOWs. Lt. Geo. Eugene F. Tighe. director of the Defense lo· telligeoce Agency, told the com· miltee that the mortidan. wtlo was kicked out of Vietnam iD 1979. passed a polygraph test and that other information showed his account and bis backgl'CUMI to be valid. There are about 2 ,SOO American servicemen sUll unac- counted for u a result ol fl&bt· mg in Sndbeast Asia. 1be Vtet· nameee ~t baa iden- tified by name the ~me.ins ol 40 Americans who tbe7 qy died while ta captivity. Diamonds Missing He laid tbere ,.... DUllMNUI IOOM stanea, wbieb would baw .,... fllhty .. ., -cimeeal lw &DJ'OIM ltiwilll out"' tbe ..... No delcriptloD o( I.be "-or varioul l(Jlel ol dlamo8d cut· Uni• .... releaaed. where the statue waa ua..Ued 'lbunday. .. It's absolutely fri1htenial." Davis aald ot bis wax double. Hartaebl. ·• tntne NllMllC, aald \be ...... would baft Md to be W. IGIMtlme ID tbe ~ put. ' .. Master Plan Unveiled By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN °' ... o..., ...... StMf New and improved facilities at J ohn Wayne Airport as en- visioned by master plan consult· ants would cost more than $74 million. Construction would be esse ntiaJ ly complete by 1986. The 1986 scenario for the coun- ty airport is outlined m part three of the master plan de- veloped by VTN Consolidated of Irvine. delivered Thursday to Orange County s upervisors. The $74 million -an estimate in 1980 dollars that doesn't allow for inflation through 1986 - would pay for a termina l accom- rYlodating 6.1 million passengers and SS daily commercial jet Ogbten. Supervisors will make the final decision on all aspects of the airport's future. and can ac- cept or reject any or all of the consultants' recommendations There preseoUy is a board- ordered lid of 40 daily com· mercial Jet flights out or John Wayne Airport. Nearly three m i llion passengers used the airport in m9. Highest of the proposed capital costs would be $17 m11l1on for parking and vetucle access, $14 million for an ex- panded termina l building. $12 million to alter s urrounding land to fit state noese standards. and S6 million to buy 13.5 acres of Costa Mesa land adjacent to the airport. Tbe $14 million VTN s uggests <See AIRPORT. Page AZ) Teen Injured In NB Dive A 16-year-old Newport Beach boy suffered a broken neck early today when he attempted to dive tnto the ocean from some rocks near 36th Street along the Newport PeninsuJa, lifeguards said. T ony Scbmiessing. guards said, was transported at 8:30 to Hoag MemoriaJ Hospital. where be was undergoing emergency room treatment this morning. Lifeguards said the youth was visiting the beach with a group of friends who were playing on the rocks and jumping into the water. Coast Sunn)' through Satur- day. Lowa t.ooigbt eo to 66. Hl1bs Saturday 74 at the beacbes, 83 inland. INSaB TeDA Y P""""'9g a baQ-1fP 4th~ 'foda11'• WHbadcr teU1 eolt•r• 011d wit•• for /b'cW10rb, 1'.-ic Giid ..,.,._ ,_,..._ AJi111t Cl. ..... t ..... _ .................... ! LllL... M...... CW,t i ..._ a•a .._.. ._.. Att ! ~ ............. M ~ ..... = ..... .. ca.1cS cw .._ ea, en OM•• CW P W CW ..................... AU ................ o•..,..,,... aa .....,... ...,.,.. ..... a II ......... ,.._,. CN,t -V ........ 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WASiUNGTON CAP • Pollutet1 mmt report oU 1pllla to th• government ~vfl'I though their report.a subJM them to fines, the U.S. Supttme Court ruled to<by In an 8-1 dttl.sion lnvolvlna an Oklabom1 caae, the court up- held the Fede-ral Water Pollution Control Act and reVttaed a 10th US Circuit Court ol Appeals ruling that the act violates con~lllullon.tl f.ll"Oteet1ons agamst sell-tncrimmat!on. Th~ la'lll imposes a cnmtn&.1 penalty on anyone who rails to report the discharge or 0 11 int.o navigable waten. Jt also says a discharge report may not be used to support criminal pena)Ues against Uw reporting polluter, but a separate section imposes a utomatic c1vU fines for each oil spill It' ... C'ri•inaf Su~cf Capftu"ftf By The Auocia~ Press Alleged Nazi war criminal Mecys Paskevicius, who vanished from his suburban Los Angeles home shortly before deportation proceedings were to begin against him, has been located in Florida. federal offi~jals said today. Acquaintances reportedly led authorities to the 78-year-old Lilhuaruan 1mm1grant in St. Petersburg Beach, where be was Jiving under the name of Mike Pasker, which be also used in Santa Momca Gel.d PricPS .4dl'an~in Europr LONDON IAP> -Gold prices advanced in heavy buying across Europe today, while the dollar held steady in calm trad- ing. In London, the price was fixed at $636 an ounce, up from $621 Thursday. It cl05ed at $650 in New York, up $23. Silver was quoted at Sl6.40 an ounce in London, up from $16.0S. Stiver closed in New York at $16.65, up 65 cents. flgur~ in Holla Cmrr Sr.ti~ SAN DIEGO <AP> -Edward Grady Partin, the Louisiana teamster whose testimony helped send Jimmy Hoffa to jail, was himself ordered imprisoned today for eight yean in San Diego's Metropolitan Correctional Center for conspiracy to obstruct Justice. "There comes a time when th1s action must be taken," said U.S. District Judge Howard Turrentine in rejecting a plea by Parlin's attorney for a stay of execution. Turrentine expects the 57·year-0ld Louisiana labor leader to be released within 14 months "if the bureau follows Its own guidelines .. on exemplary pnsoners Sues Parents Held as Prisoner, Teen Girl Claims A 16-year·old Mission Viejo g irl is swng her parents and a Dana Point psychiatric hospital for SJ million becaus e s he claims she was imprisoned at the facility to keep her from her b<>yfriend Santa Ana attorney Stephen Lord filed the lawsuit Thursday in Orange County Superior Court on behalf of Judith Reeds, who (')aims her parents and officials a t Capistrano by the Sea l losp1taJ conspired to keep her confined at the private mental racility. Her lawsuit a lleges she was .. imprisoned" in the hospital's j uvenile section from March 12 to April 17 The reason. the legal action claims, was to change her think· in~ and behavior "to U1e Point where she would embrace the values and do the bidding of her parents. s pecifically, among other things, that she would be convinced that she should stop seeing her boyfriend." Neither Lord nor Miss Reeds would elaborate on the reasons for her commitment to the hospital. The s uit says Miss Reeds' parents, Robert and Elizabeth ne~ds. drove her to the hospital on March 12. Miss Reeds said DAILY PILOT ,,. o..,.. c:...u O..•r Ptaec •• ,,. -"'<,_ ., c .... o.,.. , ... ~ ...-~'\ ., ~.,,,. " .... Or•-tM>I ~ ........ C-. '-* ..,,,_.,. ---. .... _ ~ ... , ..... -'"-1 ........ __ :::~~="~ :-=-,","'"",,s ~~! -'·-~--.~TM_.., C'1~~~e= .. :-~o -. ...... ........... _,...._ ...... c.n., y,.,,.. ..... .,. .... c..-., __ ~-...... ~·----.... _ ... ,..., a-... .. .... A•--......a- ~ C..te Mfv DI°'"" ...., tu.I ~ """'• tori ... C..>I ......... , ................ -.~ ""' ..._.. ----· TlllfllllMle (11C)I04llt Qu 1n1•Ail'Nf•1n • .......,. "'--~ ...... ................ ~c--t• ... 1 .. i,~~~ Rl·-""'-...... C<Olh -... C\IWI ~·-'!!°t.""'""' .. CM l!IMW?~ .. ~::i.r.· ...,_., she refused t.o go inside volun· ta rtly and that she was eventual- ly dragged from the car and physically taken inside by attend· ants there Miss Reeds said she was then "coerced with threats of re- duced privileges into signing a consent t.o admission form." She said her parents knew she was not mentally ill and so did doctors and psychologists at the facility. She was only able to gain her freedom. Lord said. when t h e Amerlra n Civil Liberties Union became aware of the situation. Lord said as long as parents a nd doctors agree that a child needs psychiatric help, a minor can be kept in a private facility without his or her consent and without any type of hearing to determine mentaJ fitness. He said he hopes not only to gain mooetary damages from the parents and the hospital but also to win a ruling that says par ents can no longer place c hildren in private hospit als without a bearing. But why sue her parents? "Because they locked me up for five weeks and took away five weeks of my life," Mias Reeds told r e porters In a ha llway interview al the county courthouse. The teen·ager said she was staying with the parents ol a friend for the time being because her own parents bad kicked her out when she t.okl them she ioleoded to sue them. She said she no lonier attends high school, having passed an equJvalency examination for her diploma. and wW be looking for aJOb . The administrator of the Dana Point hospital could not be reacbed for comment t.hla morn· lng . AIRPORT • • .... ,.., .. lb• , ...... . tHmlaal ... 1d Hpand ~b• ....... lit .. ,.. .... olf MMArillar a.a..arc1 to --aq••r• fMt, •n lnereaH of 213,0001qu.are 'eet. Superrilon have not yet de· clded whether the lermlnat should atay where lt. la or move to the northeast corner of the airport, near the San Diego f'reeway and Mac Arthur Boulevard. However, they have ruled out moving the terminal to lhe west aide ol the airport. The intent of VTN's master plan rerommendaUona ts to in- crease the number ol dally com- merclaJ flights and passengers while simultaneously reducing noise, the report said. However. the report points out. there are a number of ways that goal can be reached, and it 's up to the Board ol Supervisors to choos e an ex pansion aJtemative. Hiehliehtin~ the reeommenda- tions is a reduction or airport noise by 7.S decibels, to be ac- com plis bed ove r a 10-year period beginning In 1982. Noise could be reduced by a number ol measures, including having airlines purchase quieter jets, extending the main runway 700 reel north and forcing airlines to stay within a "noise bud(.et." There are a number of options supervisors can choose in reduc· lng noise, the report says. One would be to freeze any in· crease in flights until a designal· ed reduction in noise bas been accompllabed. Although that would reassure nearby residents. the report said, lt would decrease the in- centive for airJines to buy quieter aircraft as quickly. Two Injured In Costa Mesa Auto Smashup Two women were injured and a 20·foot section or fencing along Newport Boulevard was damaged Thursday night in a two.car broadside collision at the intersection of Newport Boulevard and Del Mar A venue in Costa Mesa. Ann Almour. 50. of 2568 Elden Ave .. Costa Mesa. s uffered a broken hip in the accident. Police reported that she was westbound on Del Mar Avenue when her vehicle collided with one drtven by Louie Contreras, or Garden Grove. A passenger ln Contreras' vehicle. Irene Alvarado Con· treras. 40, of Orange, suffered knee scrapes and bruises. Miss AJmour was hosp1taJ1zed a t Pacifica Hospital in Hunt· ington Beach, where her condi- tion is reported as stable . Con· trer as w a s taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach, where s he was treated and released Service Held For Mother of Mesa Officer Rites have been he ld for longtime Harbor Area resident Mrs. Louise Calnon Fleishman, who died at her Costa Mesa home Wednesday. She was 70, a retired nurse's aide and had been bospltallled in poor health until a few days preceding her death. The family '· NEWPORT CENTER EXPANS.ON PROPOSED (SHAOED AREAS) Cmne Company WIM Try Ae-ln to O.t Apptovat Growth Projected In Complex Plans By STEVE MARBLE o_o.i,.,,...., ..... Irvine Company officials rtled plans today for expanding Newport Center by roughly one million square reeet, including the addition of two JO-story of- fice towers and a new hotel. Officials from the Newport Beach development firm said the plans, filed with city plan· ners, wouJd flesh out the center by mOl(e than 20 percent, bnng- mg the complex to 1ls maximum s ize. The request for a n amend· ment ln the city's general plan 1s expected to come before the city Planning Commission by Oc- tober. The move by the Irvine Com. pany would restor e cuts ln the size o( the center that City Coon· cil member s a pproved 1n general plan a mendme nts in 1978 and 1979. ·rhose c ounc.•1 1 a pproved amendments tng(i?ered a lawsuit from another development firm. tne Koll Co .. laid the groundwork for campaJgn topi cs In last spr· in g's city council election Two supporter!) of trimming future bwld1ng at thl' center. Pa ul Ryckoff and Ray W1ll.Jarru., were ousted in that election In filmg the plan amendment. company officials said the de· velopmeot scheme 1& reasona ble , worka ble and would be phased m to keep pace "'Ith roe1c1 improvements m the area Richard Cannon. a n lrvint• Company \'ICl' president, .,<11d the develoµmcnt firm in tl'nd., to <ISSISt the city finanl'IJll)• ID completin~ road imprO\'emenU. Traffic wa& a major concern expressed by councilmen who a pproved the past reductions an allowable buildmg space <Jt tht> center. The proposed expan~ions at the 600-acre complex. which now has 4. I million square feet o( of· fl ee and retail &pace hu11t or committed. includes: -FINANCIAL PLAZA Add· ing 450.000 square feet to this area north of the Fas hion Island shopping mall. This wouJd tn· elude the twin office tower.i and a hotel similar in s ize to the 37S·room Marnott Hotel l<>C.'ated 1n the center -C ORPORATE PLAZA WEST Addm~ 100.000 square feet of offu:e spat'e to this area south or thl' mall near Coast Highway and Newport Center NEWPORT VILLAGE: Add· 1n~ 150.000 square feet of office space and 20.000 square feet for r et ;ul ~erv1ce . This a rea is .,1tuated west of MacArthur Houl•·vard and south of San .Mtiz uel Dnve The a mendment request aJso call& for an additional 100,000 :-quare feet of office space Just nwth of San Miguel Drive Lastly, the play proposes add In~ ~.000 square feel or office "-Pa<'e oo the other side of the tenter oo a parcel near Coa.c.t lh~hway and Jamboree. where ,, ~a& station c urrently 1~ located. These addn1ons. said Cannon, y,ould be phased in over the nl'Xt decade. Follo\lo'\Dg last Apnl's election. It .,., as anticipated that the lrvlnt: Company 1o1oould return to the c1 t' with 11.s expansion plan.s. The Irvine Company, which thre atened to sue the city and t•oum·1l members over past dele· tions butdidn"t . bankrolled an ex· pensive advertising campau~n during the election but d1d not :-up port any candidates. The Koll Co .. which also spent heavily during theelectJon, filed a lawsuit over the 1979 general plan ame odment which ebminated certam land used from its plans including a hotel near John Wayne Airport. The city, rather than contmue the )~al baltJe. settled out or 1·ourt with the Koll Co. and agreed to dt-letl' th.ls amendment and .c1 ve Koll the opportunity to bnng back 1ts plans. An lr\·1n e Co mpan y !-pok esman said htS hrm opted to "ubmlt lhe request now ~ause of a new city law that requires builders. as of JuJy 1. to s ubmit J?en e ral plan amendment re· quests 100 days before public hearings can be held. By filing prior to July 1, the company has to W3lt only 4Sdays. 1bai Aid Vowed Kl'ALA LUMPUR, MaJaysia <AP l -Secretary of St.ate Ed· mund S Muskie, fresh from a NATO meeting that demanded total Soviet withdrawal from Afgharustan. today promised in · c re ased U S. military aid to Thailand to cowiter attacks by Vietnamese forces across the T h a 1·Cambodi an fro ntie r , Tha1lancrs foretgn m1ruster said <Related story, A4 >. Doctor Denies Sex Acts By DA YID KlJTZMANN Of•o.llyHet .... An E1 Toro chiropractor de- nied on the witness stand Thurs- day lhal he ever engaged Jn lily sexual acta with a 10.year-<>ld male patient or that he raped a teen ·age girl in his office. Dr. Warren Famalaro, who h vea lo Laguna Beach, told jur o r s in Orange County Supe rior Court Judge Frank Domenichlni's courtroom that he was treating both the boy and girl for various physical· emotional problems but never engaged in any sexual activity with c1ther of them. The boy, from Mi.,sion Viejo, testifi e d la s t wee k that Famalaro had sexually molest- ed him dunng half a dozen visits to the 28·year-old ch1ropractor·s office& last fall The young woman, 19. claimed she was raped by Famalaro on a treatment table when she was 17 after receivmg a massage from him lo c a se a m ig raine he(Jdache. The chiropractor told the jury th(Jl the las t time he saw the girl was UI October, 1978, when she came to his office seeming very de pressed F'amalaro said he s pent mot.t ()( the lime just talking with her about her problems He said she n..-ver disrotx-d during that visit and ld t w1 lh1 n fo ur or five mtnutt.>S The 1?1rl had testified that the chiropractor told her a fter rap. 1n~ her ''I've waited a IOQg time to do this " Defense attorney Al Stokke cla imed the woman's testimony ts ·'filled with so many in· cons1stenc1es that 1t is beyond belief" STOLEN ... bl'for1• Ch;.irMn '>Pl'ured the .. Ocean Hat•t•r ' Thi: m1•n told policl' they s pent tht• nc·xt thn•t• hour ... at tht- n.· ... 1 JUrJnt d1.,cussing the pend- 1nj! .,loc:k buy Y. hc.•n the trio n•turnl•d l~ the bti:1l . they d 1i-t·uvt•rl'd :.omeonc hHd pried open the vessel's harc.-h and had removed the cash along with the s tockbroke r 's wallet. which be told police he·d left on board Charron later told officers that he ~as unware that the bundle of mooe} had been Jcft on tus boat The m<>n Jlso told poltt'C' that they had not ll'ft l'<H'h other's !>tght ~h1h.' m the restaurant ex- cept for brief v1s 1ls to the re'ltroom Police said Soghomonian told the m he had pl<.1nnt'<I on depos1t- 1n~ the ca:.h al a bank later m the day That's Car, Not Cycle If you buy a brand-new Honda from an ali!f'O <'Y opening in Costa Mesa. 11 will have four wheels, not two wheels, contrary to " story in the news paper earlit!r this weelc The firm ~ranted permission to insta ll one concrete parking pad for d1splay of models at 2.858 Harbor Blvd . will deal m Honda automobiles. not motorcycles. The Dally Pilot regrets the er- ror Drive. moved to Costa Mesa 32 years ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ago. She leaves a son. Costa Mesa Police Lt. Jack Calno n ; brothers, Bill Ware of Orange, Haro ld Ware or Florida and Jack Ware of Michigan. She also leaves a slater , Mrs . Adeline Whipple ol Santa Ana. The fam i l y suggests memorial contributions in her name to the Heart Fund. Rates at sea were cooducted by the Neptune Society. f1romPapAI PLOT ••• ·'To cut us off. . . I think would be Wl"OQC," be argued. However, /roaecutor Dave Carter aal tbere waa no evldence ol threata or sabotage directed against CartaJucci. whom be described u a minor wltoeaa Jn the lengthy caM!. Cart.er said Giles wu only apeculatln1 by au11est1n1 Cartaluecl WAI • lookoet for Jack or Ray, whose ruJl Iden· uuea aren't known . McBride Mid It WH lmPIObe· ble that a saboteur would know tbal c.n.lutd planned to take a plaae ride the d•y after hia teed-at. I • BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY . . . one dollar. ~ITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (71 •) 540-1502 BUS.NESS I STOCKS ------- COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 1 • '11dilr. June 77. 1 • s Plannl•fl '8• lletilr• Stock as Gift Valuable Benefit I Ed#()r'• 110te: Fourth .,_ G amitS oa ~ ~ ftOIO Oft JIO!i'" -~~bill.) By SYLVIA POltTE& AA a graduatioo, weddinc, anniversary or birthday glft. you have decided you will bypass a cash present and glve ·a favorite child or grandchild stock. Speclfically, ln· ate.ad ol giving $1,000 in cub, you're givlnf $1,000 worth ol stock. lt makes liWe difference to your daughter: Your &tock ls almogt a.a Mgotiable as cash. But it can make a big diffareoce i.n your 1980 tax bill -if you choose the right stock to give. Money's Worth To st.art with, study your portfolio of stocu you consider the llblieat gift choices. Then, use these ex· amples to decide which from the list is the one stoct tbat saves you the moet tax dollars. . . I' SAY YOU BOUGHT 100 shares of XYZ Co. stock 1D .. : 1978 at its low polllt of $6 a share and that since tbeo, it bas 0: run up to $10 a share. You think XYZ is around its peat .. and you plan to sell. ~ From a tax viewpoint. XVZ would be an exc-ellenl r stock to give to your daughter. The 100 shares are worth 1 Sl.000 in the marketplace, but lbe shares cost you only • S600. 1be tax angJe ber-e ls that you pay no tax on the $400 •• paper prof at How does your daughter make out? Her top cost for - the stock is what at originally cost you -or $600. So, if she 1mmediat.ely sells XYZ at Sl.000 there's $400 in taxable • gam. 81Jf ALMOST SURELY, your daughter will be taxed at a substant.Jally lower rate than you (if she is taxed at '"' all L Your dau~hter pids up your holding period for the ., stock at the time yoo m ake the gift. So. since between the , two of you, the stock is held for more than a year. any pro-~ fit she reallles from the sale is long-term capital gain. •• Make s ure you give your daughter a rtt0rd of the in· formation s~'ll need along with the stock. It should spell out the total amount you paid fO«' the stock -iocludlng brokerage fees -and the date you acquired XYZ. But there may be a special reason why you do not want to give your daughter the XYZ stock. In that ('ase, your second best choice from a lax viewpoint 1s stock that 1s worth about the same as what you pa.ad for it. FOR EXAMPLE. you may have bought 100 shares of ABC C.O when it was al SlO a share. Right now, it 's still quoted around SJO a s hare Since you have oo paper profit on this stock. you gain no tax advantage by giving it away. Your daughter. though. may come out a httle better than sbe would with the XYZ shares, rea300s Prenlice- Hall. The explanation is that she doesn't reeeive built·an taxable J?ain aloog w ith the stock. Her basis Is your on ginal cost -SlO a share. or Sl.000 for the entire block. If she sells ABC stock at ooc-e. the Sl.000 she gets is tax.free. U she v.ails and sells for less than that, she has a lax dedurtJble loss. if she waits and sells for more than $1 .000 she bas a taxable capital gain. THE WORST STOCK. but one you might Lnstinctively w ant to give to your daughter as a gift. from a tax view- point. is stock that 1s worth less than whal you pa.id for iL A sptt1al tax rule applies when you give stock that bas a paper kiss. The person wbo receives the stock has. as a basLS ror determlning any Joss, the stock's fair market value at the time of the gift. Say you gin y«tr daughter 100 shares of ZVX that you bought at S17 a share. The stock is now selling at SlO a share. Your daughter can claim a loss only tf she sells the stock below its current market val~ of SlO a share Sbe ('ati't deduct the S7-a·share paper loss that the stock sbows now -and gain any tax benefit. If on the other hand. you sell it, ~ou can take the loss and give her lhe$1.000cash you rtte1ve r \fondoy "MokmgM~·· SupJ)01tlng Your Pamila/ 1'~ m ~ ~ ' _,.1 AMEii 040 fll4EW YOft IC (AP I .Ive » ...... 4;1, m 1'1 ,.,,, 'SI s - AJ4 OM. v flllDT Whiz Kids These young graduates, dressed ln tradi- tional caps and gowns, parade in front or familv """ friPntis rlur ine recent ceremonies at Millis (Mass.> Country Day School. It seems like graduates are getting vounJ!er every year. Scientific Plagiarism Middk East Shuknt's Papers Questioned 'NEW YORK (AP) -The world or scientific publishing is being shaken by reports that a young Middle Eastern student working in the United States ap- parently plagiarized at least five or his 60 published articles. Elias A.K . Alsabt1 , while working al three major U.S. medical centers , apparently stole material from a publis hed article, a d issertation and a g rant application and re· published it in five separate articles under his name, Science magazine said today THE AUTHENTICITY of tus other scientific a rti cles. all published in the last fl!W years, is also in doubt. Science said. Alsabli himself, described as a tall, well.dressed 25·year-old who drove a yellow Cadillac and claimed to be sponsored by the brother of Jordan 's Kin g Hussein, a ppear s to have dropped out or s ight, the magazine said. "The incident. just starting to be u nde r s tood in its full dimensions, is sending strong tremors through the world or scientific publication and is like· 'IY to initiate a general shake-up in the way not a few joumaJs re· view and accept manuscripts," the magazine said. WORD OF THE apparent plagiaris m came when the British medical JOurnal Lancet published a letter April 12 from a Philadelphia microbiologist. Dr. E. Frederick Wheelock com· plainect that Als abti had stolen part or a ~rant application Wheelock wrote and published it in three separate cancer journals. "We were totally shocked and outraged because it was obvious what he had done. At the end of one article, he acknowledged my he lp in e diting one or the manuscripts. That was rubbing it in a bit," said Wh~lock . of Jefferson Medical College. A Jsabti once worked in Wheelock's lab. THE BRITISH SCIENCE magazine Nature reported two other cases: In one, an article published two years ago in a Japanese journal turned up un- der Alsabti's name in the Swiss journal Oncology; in the other, a dissertation by an American graduate student was published b y Alsabti in the J apanese Journal or Medical Science and Biology. Alsabti came to the United States from Jordan in the sum- mer or 1977 and worked briefly at Temple University in Philadelphia. He then joined Wheelock's staff at Jefferson but was asked to leave after a dis· pute over the authenticity of some data. In September 1978, he joined the laboratory of Giora MavUgit, professor or medicine at M.D. Andersoo Hospital In Houston. Mavlilit asked him to leave the following February when be becan to suspect Alsabtt of plagiarism, but did not try to ex· pose the incident. ALM8'l1 APPABENTLY re. celved no salary from the acboola. He aald be was on special scholarship from Crown Prince Hassan. the brother of King Huseein. But the Jordanian Embassy in Washington s ays Alsabti was on an o rdinary scholarship which was cut orr in February 1979, Science said. The embassy added that Alsabti was not Jordanian. but had immigrated from Iraq. "There's no doubt, Alsabti knew the weaknesses or the syste m very well and maybe it's a lesson to all of us to be more skeptical." Mavligit said an a telephcr.e "·'.trv1ew Thursday. "If he had been a bit slower. maybe three or four papers a year, maybe nobody would have picke d it up. But he was publishing 20 a year." WHEELOCK SAID editors or scientific journals could ~uard against plagiarism by checking authors' credentials or checking computer files or previously published papers on the same subject. But he acknowledged that with the vast number of articles publis hed worldwide each year, either option would be impractical Moreover. at least one editor or 3 journal that published an apparently pirated paper has re- fu sed to print a retraction. Science said that Ekkehard Grundman. me mbe r of the editorial board of the Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology an West Germany, re- jected the idea. saying: "We never print a retraction. It 's just not done." The journal published one of the papers apparently taken from Wheelock's grant ap- plication. Cruel Levy Town R aises Toilet Tax MARKSVILLE. La. <AP> -Like everything else these oays, Marksville's monthly toilet tax is gorng up. "It's a means of getting money, but what price glory?·· asked Charbe Coco. the only town councilman who voted against increas· ing the tax from S2 to S2 35 per commode starting July I ENACTED AS A $1 levy on all indoor toilets about 30 years ago lo build a sewer system . the $2 ta x brmgs in about SS,000 a month. The added revenue 1s lo help pay a hefty increase in the town 's general li abil ity in· surance premium. Nobody is exempt. Even the schools pay two bucks per com- mode. Dr. Richard Michel, the 48- year·old family practitioner who also serves as Marksville"s mayor, said the town's growth-- from 4.~ to 9,000 in 10 years- was largely responsible for the in· creased premiums. .. WE'VE BEEN PLANNING a sewer system for seven years and it's almost in the construc- tion phase." said Michel. "When FCC R eject s Air Time Plea WASHINGTON CAP> -The Federal Communications Com- mission has rejected a demand that the three major networks provide air time for a contrast· ing viewpoint to public-service ads i.n the United Way. The FCC, in a unanimous de· cislon, said the ads were neither mlsleading nor addressed a con- troversial issue of public im· portance that would ran under the r aimess doctrine. Tbe complaint was filed in November by the National Com- mittee for Response Philan- thropy. comprised or about 100 non-profit environmental and advocacy groups that claJm they are generally excluded from United Way campaigns. The complaint challenged the ac· curacy of the cl<>11ng line of the United Way ads, which said, "it works for all of ua." that ·s fuushed. at :.hould take care of us for 25 years .. Hunter Dauzat, !>ecretary. treasurer or the council. thmks the tax might more properly be thougbt of as "a service charge that ~lps maintain the sewer system." Coco said it doesn 't matter that no one showed up lo protest the toilet tax increase when the council passed it. "People do a ll their complain· ing at the barber shop or at their restaurant m the morning," he said. "People may be used to paying it now, but I don't think they'll ever get used to paymg more." Dali Museum Moving South CLEVELAND CAP> -The Salvador Dali Museum, with the single largest collection of the artist's works. will be moved from Beachwood, a Cleveland suburb, t.oSt. Petersburg, Fla. The Dali Museum wa s established in Ohio in 1971 by A. Reynolds and Eleanor Morse, who lnst.alled their private col· lection ln a specially built wing of their design machinery firm, IMSCo. St. Petersburg wooed away the private collection when the Florida Legislature appropriat- ed $2 mlllioo to establish the museum adjacent to the University of South Florida branch campus at a n e w waterfront park. The biQgest swop meet on the OrongiC.OOSt is found every day in the classified ads in the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 SM.lift TO THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR 'IHIS WllKlllD SAT •• 2 P.M. FASHONSHOW •SUN., 1:30 TEA DANCm ENTERTANAENT •ARTISANSFROM M FAR All WEEKEND SH , .. OAAN<,;I COUNTY FAIR JUL V 11 ·20 SOUTH ()(}\ST PLAZA ... NATION AtY Plan at Park Ftrees Changes YOSE111TZ NATWNAL PAM <AP> -A back·to-nature plan to cut •moc and coa1•Uon In YoMmlt.e NaUonal Part la underloma major re· vlllou only ab moat.bl att.r lta releue. Tbe chine• would reduce overn.lpt accom· modaUou lD tbe park and lntroduee a IJ'edual pbue-out ot can in the YONmlte valley -a Ion&· term soal with a muJUmlllioa-<k>llar price ta1. AL11IOUGR THE lllODIJl'ICAnONS OF the muter plan have oat been formally anoou.need, park of'ficlal.s confirmed reporb that cbugea are being made. Final dec:ialon on the plan -a decade in the making -wu expected by early Aucuat. aaid Yosemlte superintendent Robert Blnnewles. Parle olllclala aaJd tbe m~ revtalom under con1lde1'1Uon include a reduction of overnipt ac-commodaUona ln the valley "roughly" ln line with a 1978 draft plan suueattng elimination of m uo· Its. Cabins, bot.el rooms and teota number 1.~ in the valley. An economic analysll prepared for the Part Service two years ago, however, warned that Yosemite Partc Co. could become an unprofitable operation with a aubet.antial decline ln overnight accommodations. THECOMPANYOPEllATESVDTUALLY all the bot.els, restaurants and shops ln the part. Binnewies sald the proj«t.ed loss to the com· pany rould be recouped by redesigning all units for year·rou:nd •ration. llany eloee for the winter. Tbe revUed plan would also call for ll'adual ellmlnaUon ot cars and dielel t>..-from U..... _ valley -a mov• that would requi.,.. tome form ~ public tnmpor't.fticHt Q an alternattve. ... COIU ot such a program, earlier estimated at a mlnlmum ot 1100 million, would be 1pread oveJ' a 15-to »year period. officials sald. TOE PAAK 8EaVJCE llA8 BEEN trylna since 1188 to resolve problem.a •parted by the crush ot vhllton -now about 2.5 million a year - to Yo.emite. ~ ... smos and bumper·t.o-bumper traffic are belnl • battled throueh atop.gap measures. Valley roadl have been canverted to one-way rout.a and a free shuttle bus has encouraged many visit.on to leave can ln parldng Iota. • , Concesaioners and recreational vehicle groupe are among opponents of the ant1-vehlcle trend. The proposed changes were greeted with skep- ticism by some con.servaUooiJt.a. ''THEY MlE STILL NOT GETl'ING to tbe heart of the problem," complained Wilderness> Society executive director William Turnage, "and they never will as long as the hotels and mot.eta re~ main. "We would like to see them go," Turnage said. "Right DOW, Y06emite ls a bloody resort, not a Oat tional part ... LJf estyle Workslwps At College 'Census Taker' Sought PUBUC NOTICE f'ICTITIOU' aU$tMHS MA.Me STATaMaMT . BOSTON P> -Hugo Norden. a 1().year-old violinist. told police a man wuriJlg a red, white and blue badge and identifying himself as a U.S. Census worker bound and gagged him. then robbed his home ln the city's Rosllndale section. TM foll-1119 P9f\OM •r• dolfl9 llWl,_sn. • CHAALIHOA KNOLL COMPAHV, ao ~ v"'* Or•w E•N. s..ii. 1. Cot•• Mna, c..ilfornUm» Kr•....,...UM O.w ........ COf,.. ,_.,. 2l4S MeY v~o. Drive En\. ""'• 1. c.o... ""'"-· c.11torn1• m2' "Life Designing Worksho1>5: Creating a More Purposeful Llfe." a rour-part lecture series. will be presented by Coa.stlJ.ne Community College from 7 to 10 p.m. Thurs days, beginning July 10. at the Unitarian Univer sal1st Church. 1259 Victoria Street. Costa Mesa. -;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~=~ri~;;;;;;;;::;;~l Johft C. S<oll, 13$91 WC>OdQIM r ............ s.nteAN. Gtllloml• Tiii~ ~--~ I\ ton<hKted b'I • """'ea pen-p. l(t--Llke Ted Cragar, a lecturer in s uperv isory and manageme nt training and personal growth seminars. will lead the sen es. There ii. no reg1stra· tion fee but advance r e· ~1stralion is advised by July 3 Registration at the door is on a s pace- a vailablc bas1i>. Information is availa· blc at 963-081 l, ext . 256. IN MEMORIUM CHARI.ES A. (BUD) DBANEY M.C., F AC.R. Director of Radiology Nuclear Therapy and Medicine COSTA MESA ~IAl. 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