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Home My WebLink About1980-06-30 - Orange Coast Pilot7 ----------- I I an ots USS ount Honking Dorn Beghas in Four Wakes Resident, Election Races Foils DB Fire VOL. 7>, NO. IG. J Sl!CTIONS, 21 "-'OH 11nn1ng ............... Miss Sweden, Eva Anderson (left), and Miss USA, Shawn Weatherly of Sumter, S.C., pause and pose for pictures during a Miss Universe Pageant photo session in Seoul. South Korea. They are a mong 69 contestants vying for the title. to be decided next Monday. County Officials Begin Recount ~ Orange County election of- ficials have began a recount of ~four races in v o 1 vi n g a •Democratic presidential aaplrant. an Irvine city council candidate and two municipal ~ judgeabips. A spokeswoman for the Re1l.stn.r ol Voters said toda,y the recounts would be done alrnultaneously. torney Dan Dutcher, who failed to force a runoff against incum- bent Judge Carl Frank by a 900-vote margin. Those seeking the recount from the June 3 election must pay the registrar's office $275 per day for a recount. II Took Doea•eats Iran Expe~ Sovkt Envoy By Tbe ~lated Press The Iranian government bas ordered the expulsion of the fJJ'Sl secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Tehran, the official Iranian news agency reported today. The Soviet diplomat, Vladimir Galvanov. was arrested in the Iranian capital last week as be was exchanging "anti-Iranian Re public d ocuments with a foreigner." said the report by Pars, the news agency. Tehran SHAH UNDERGOES MORE SURGERY--A4 Radio described them as "in· telligence documents," but neither report gave details. Pars s aid Ga lvanov was deemed to be an "unreliable diplomat" a nd was aske<1 to leave Iran within 24 hours. Meanwhi l e, an o U icial backtracked today on his threat to put U.S. Marine Michael Sl.EEPER AD WOKE RE4DERS "I received great response from my Daily Pilot ad." That's the advertising success story of the Costa Mesa man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: Sora sleeper. qn s1ic. modem sideboard. sohd wood lOtX·XXXJt U you need great response to make a sale, call the frieodlv advi.sef's at 642-5678. The DailY Pilot reaches local customers. Moeller on trial on charges of having bad sexual relations with a young Iranian woman even if the other 52 American hostages are released. "We will not try Michael Moeller if the parents of the seduced girl forgive him." said Ali Akbar Parvaneh, a JuslJce Mlnistey investigator in charge of the case against the 28-year- old sergeant from Loup City. Neb. Moeller is accused of seducing and having sexual intercourse with a 23-year-old student iden- tified as Amai A.. who was hanged by her brother in March after she told him sbe was five months prettnant. In th e Islamic Republic of Iran, having sexual relations with an unmar- ried woman is a crime and car· ries a jail sentence or up to 10 years. In an inverview with a re- porter in Tehran. Parvaneh s aid that if Moeller's parents come to Tehran and pers uade the parents of the girl not to press the legal action against Moeller. Iranian penal law "permits us not to prosttute him." In Nebraska, Doris MoelJer. the hostage's mother, said in a telephone interview that she and <See IUN, Page A2> Wallace Eyes Drug PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Former Alabama Gov. George Wallace could undergo treat- ment with the controversial drug DMSO by Tuesday to re- liev~ pain CODDed.ed with his paralysis, boepllal officials said. Irvine City Council candidate Dave Baker, who loct to lncum- bent Councilwoman Mary Ann aido by eo votes, ls ooe of tbole. bo asked for a vote recount. Another recount involved pres- Sioux Awarded Millions d e ntlal contender Lyndon R_., whose vote count ln _., coqresalooal dlatrict u Jowwed by about 7,000 votes ame ol what county election !ala termed a computer er- lD tbe orisinal tabuJaUOl'I. Al a ..Wt, LaBoucbe failed o wlo &1 a Mleaate to tbe Demoendc coaftlltlon In New Yort ID AUl\lll. Two other recouDta involved eontHted rac•• for Or1nse Count.Y Centnl lluntcipal Court. ' ThoM eeekf~ NeOUDta are at· torHJ ~ YouabJood, wbo •loll to lllemnbent Jad1e Rtcbard Orolclo by 217 vota, and at- llfl7 BWck Hilh Takeover Rmedlllegal, WASmNGTON (AP>-Set- tlinf a controYeny sparked by Cuater'a tut stand, the U.S. Supreme Court ordered the rov· emment today "to pay the S&oux fndlan Nadan mon than St«>O m llllon for Black Hills land taken trom the tribe over 100 yeanqo. The 8-1 decision upholding a U.S . Court of Cl alma ftndln1 capped eo years of UUtat.lon. It ls a landmark ln Indian law af. fect1n1 many other pondln1 claJms daUnc to the Indian wan I of the 1IOOI and representa the laraest Judlment ever awarded by the claims court. The bidl court ruled that the United States owee tbe Sioux Sl7.5 million for '1.J m1Woa acres in South Dakota which tt seized in im and interest which will total men than $100 mJlUon. Lawyen for the Sioux 11ld the award will benefit about eo.ooo tribal mem~ra. The cue, which had been ln the Courtl tlDCC Coarreae Piiied a 1peclal act aUowln1 the 1ult in 1930. turned on the question ol whether tbe 1o•ernment's brealtina of an 1888 treaty wttb the lndlms amouated to a "tak· lDI .. ol their land., requlrtq .. Juat compMMtatkJD" UDder the 5Cll Amendment. Tbe &apnme Court dedak>a. wrtttn by Ju.Uc• Harry A . Blaekmun. aald an 1877 act Jll'bleh bad the effect of abrolal· '\nl t.be treaty "did not en.ct a men ebmfe In the form ol ln· vtttmmt ol lndlu tribal prop-c SIOlJS, .... Al) •• II Begin Sick, Hospitalized J E RUSALEM CAP> - Prime M 1n1ste r Menacbem Begtn became all m parliament today and a broadcast saJd he was taken by ambulance to a hospital suffering from ex· hausUon. Begin left the <'hamber as debate was about to begin on an opposition mo- tion calling for early elec· tions. Witnesses. including seve ral members of parliament and Israeli re- porters. said the 66-year· old pnme mmaster turned pale. loosened his necktie and w1ped has forehead before walking out of the Knesset chamber. Begin had a ser ious heart attack m 1977 but has appeared unusually vigorous recently as he fought hard to keep his government in omce Honking Hom Helps Prevent Blaze in HB A hooking horn tn a flammg a uto a lerted residents and possibly prevented a major fire from sweeping into a large Hun· tington Beach condominium complex early today. The fire was discovered by Cindy Nielson or 19842 Silcup Lane. when she was awakened by the blaring horn in her car at about 5: 1S a .m . By the time firemen arrived at the Cootinental townhouses al Brookhurst Street and Adams Avenue. four autos, including Ms. Nielson's were destroyed and Sl0.000 in damage was caused to a carport where they were parked. Fire Capt. Roger Hosmer said the coodominiums were located within about 10 feet of the carport and flames possibly could have spread into homes bad It not been for the early d• tectloo. ·'Most ol the bedrooms are up- stairs, and residents could have been trapped." be said. Hoerner said the bom betan bonlrinl when It was aborted out by names. Tbe cause of the blue ls under ln vesti1atian. l»azo Leading LA PAZ, 8oUvl1 <AP>-Left· tat ex-President Heman Siles Zcaao led two other former pree. identa today in urly retu.ru h'om BolMa'1 third presidCltial election In three years. 5-4 Vote Upholds Ruling WASHINGTON CAP) -The federal government does not have to pay for most abortions wanted by women on welfare, a closely divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a 5-4 vote. the justices up- held as cons titutional the so. called Hyde a mendment , a con- g r ess 1 on a I r estrict ion on Med1ca1d spe nding for abor- ltons . The government has been forced to pay for most Medicaid abortions requested s ince February whe n the Supreme Court refused to postpone the ef- USE BALLOT CLOUT, PRO-LIFERS URGED-Al feet of a federal trial judge's striking the Hyde amendment, na med for its original sponsor. Rep. Henry Hyde, R-111. Now, Congress can res ume withholding such money. The court majority said in- d1v1dual states also are under no legal obligation to pay for those medically necessary abortions the federal government wishes not to fund. About one-third of the more than a million legal abortions perrormed in the United Slates each year since 1973 have been for women on welfare. For the <See ABORTION, Page AZ> Coast Weather Variable cloudiness decreasing Tuesday. Tem- perature slightly moderat- ing with 10 percent chance of rain tonight. Lows tonight S8 at the beaches to 68 inland. Highs Tues-day low 70s to 90. INSIDE TODA W Looldntg for CMOClwr ~1'? In about hoo toffb, ~·u hooe CGpUtnMo BeocJa Parle. See .torJI. Pltoto. Page At. l l I , hroud 'Authentic' . . . • # Evidence Point8 to Thoe of Christ : CHICAGO <AP> -A Loyola li nlverslty researdter 1ay1 he aa evi~ -the poaalblUty ol lns placed over the •yea ol eaua to u1)pOl"t a claim thet e Shroud ol Turin wa1 Chrl•l'• burial c&ot.h , The Rev fTanCl!I L. f'Uaa, an f copyt~ted pa mphlet re ~aaed • ,.,, H veral tiny arks on the lhroud have been lmott posJUvelv ldf'ntinect u I .tlt Dedi~ation the lmprnalont of a coin mint· ed durin& tho relrn or Pontiua Pilate . Roman 1ovtrnor of Paltatlntl, around 30 A.D. Btbllcal acholan believe Chrilt was cruc1fifd al about that time 1fkr bttin1 -.entf'nced by P1latf' Tht' s hroud t1 an ancient burlel cloth, about 14 feel by 3~ fet>t, which has been kept in a cathedral in Turin. Italy. since · Oa v id a nd Julie E isenhower s ta nd o uts ide the . Eisenhowe r farm hom e in Gettysburg prior to dedication : of the home by the U.S. National Park Service. The home · has been turned into a museum. Fr .. r,....i11 . fRAN ••• hf r husband would consider ~ t~veli.ng to Iran. -"Ther e a r e a lot o r •ifs' ttfere". she said of Parvaneh's statement. "I'm not going lo say yes or no. I have to think about UUs and I'd definitely have to have confirm a tion from the State Department." In Was hington, the Stale Department reite rated its op- position to a trial or a ny or the hostages. including Moeller. A spokesman pointed out that the hostages, including Moeller. are under diplomatic immunity and under mternational law cannot be placed on trial. Parvaneh m a telephone an· terview Sunday said he ques· laon e d the M a rine at t h e American Embassy and he de· nied the charize •·But I have enough evidence to send him to court." said Parvaneh. "We are waiting for th.e Parliament vote on the host.ages. U they d ecide to put the hostages on trial, Michael Moeller will be tried for two erimes: espionage and an illegal sexual affair. If the parliament releases the Americans, we will keep Moeller to try him for com- mitting a sexual crime." Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the leader of the Iranian revolu- tion, bas ordered the Parlia- ment, or Majlis, lo decide the rate of the hostages, ln their 240th day of captivity today. DAILY PILOT T1l1ptte11e (714)~ M I sm.d AilfHIM•IO.flPI .......... ~ -- Pursued Car Crashes; 3 Aliens Hurt Three illegal ahens were in- Jured in a traffic accident oo the Camino la.s Ramblas offramp of the San Otego Freeway over the weeke nd, when a car being pursued by border patrol agents went out or control and over an embankment. The dnver of the auto. who5e name was unknown to California Highway Patrol officers today. reportedly fled the scene Salur· day, lea ving the injured passengers in the car. Officers s aid Leo Ortega, 65. Reina Ortega, 25, a nd Gaspar Ravas, 18, of El Salvador. were inJured in the crash. Ravas was reported in fajr condition and Reina Ort.ega in ~ood condition today al the University or Caltfomaa Irvine Medical Center toda). Ortega was treated and released from the hosp1t.al. Forest Fires Still Raging By Tbe Associated Press Fire-r e tardant chemicals rained down with Utile effect on brush fires raging over 25,000 a cres in central Arizona, and firefighters from four states bat- tled Colorado's biggest fire ever, a 9,600-acre sl.x-day blue ln the c~ntral Rockies. A 540-acre fire was burning ln Colorado's Arapaho National Forest, bul a 100-acre blue tn Gunnlaon National Fol"fft was nearing containment Sunday night. Forest Service spokesmen said. In Arhona, air tankers s prayed fire ·retardant cbemlcall on a fire that be1an Sunday aome 40 miles nortbeut of Pboenlx in the Tonto NaUonal Forest. But the blase quickly spread over t,500 acres, ap- proaching some desert bomea north ol Apecbe .TUnctloo. Past0n Releued SEOUL, South Korea CAP) - South Korean autborlu.. llaaft r e J e a 1 e d t w o .... E_:_'!_~ cleram-wbo wen ~ after, 1oureH aald, tber 1atbered tatormauoa oa lut month'• Kwaama IDIW'ndlala. One Korean ............. Lbe Rev. Glllla Gar'4loD ot S..., Ore., Md U.. Jtn, 'obD kf"' ot Detrok were dttained on IUIP'· clon ol vk>lallnl Kono cl.lltolm law1. 1578. The clotb bean the aepla· colored O'-lt11M ot a man. and a eet of what appear to be blood 1tatn1 near t.be n1ure'11 bead, side. hands and feet. According to Filas, photo graphic necatives of the shroud show that over the figure's richt eye, there appear marts re· sem blina a small staff a.nd four Greek lett.en. part of the in- scrtptjoft "Of nbertas Caesar " Coan experu say the staff. called a "lituus." appears only on coins minted during Pilate's reign. "I don't see any bole in the evidence," Filas said. "I think this is u IOOd a test or autbentici· ty as we could hope fOf'. • • Filas. a professor or theology. said be discovered the marks ac- cidentally in August while ex· amining an enlargement of the fi gure's face. With the help of a Chlcago- area coin dealer, Filas matched the marlcings on the shroud with a t y pe or coin minted only between 30 A.D. and 32 A.D. In addition. Filas says, a curved outline near the markings matches the clipped edge of an almost Identical existing coin from the reign of Pilate. He speculated that the coins were placed ove r the body's eyes to keep them closed in death. H~ said this theory is sup- ported by the findings or a group of scientists who examined the shroud in 1978. The scientists, in the June lsaue of National ~ graphic, reported that two thrtt- dimensional "buttons" appeared to have been placed over the eyes or the body that was wrapped in the shroud. They concluded that imprint on the cloth was the impression or a three-dimensional fi gure that had been wrapped in the cloth. 'The scientists said they could not determine exactly how the imprint was made. Other scientists have sought to use a met.bod known as Carbon 14 dating to d e termine the shroud's age. However, church ofhcials have refused to allow such a test because al would destroy a small fragment of the shroud Filas said he is not involved in efforts to test the shro11d wit.h the Carbon 14 method. "l think what we've got here with the coins is better than any Carbon 14 tests." Fr .. PageAJ SIOUX • • • e rty,·· as the go ve rnme nt claimed. "Rather. the 1877 act effected a taking of tribal property, prop- erty which had been set aside for the exclusive occupation of the Sioux by the Fort Laramie Tre aty of 1868," the court said. "That taking implied an ob- ligation on the part or the gov· ernment to make just compensa- tion to the Sioux Nation, and that obligation, including an award or Interest, must now. at last, be pald." the court said. Both sides agreed the Indians were entitled lo the $17.S million. which was the fair market price or the land when it was taken. The court of claims. now sup- ported by the Supreme Court. s aid Interes t also was due because the Indians are entitled to the constitutionally promlsed "just compensation." ID the 1868 treaty. the United S tates promised the South Dakota land, Including 7 .3 million Black Hills acres, would be reserved for "the absolute and undisturbed use and occupa· lion or the Indiana ... Six yea.rs later. an expedition l e d by L t. Col. George Armstrong Cusler found gold tn the Black Hills. Before long, while prospect.ors, miners and selUers were flocking onto the Sioux's treaty land. In late um. President Ulyues S. Grant secretly ordered the Army to atop trying to keep whites olf the Indian land. Fl&bt· lnl broke out, and culminated in Custer'• defeat and death al tbe 'l.JtUe Bil Horn on June 25. ms. Portland Faces Smog PORTLAND, Ore. <AP> SUte envtronmental officials ex- tended an alr POUudoe alert fOC" two Portland·ar•a counties throup today and warned that , Mount St. Hellaa' volcanic dull COUid prompt alerta tbroush the 1umrD*'. Tbe u.t • llultnomab and WaabialtOa eounu.. ••• ta· ........... otLbe ~l.J"';:t that bM beeD dried 1 t•mperawne uct kl eel a.to UM air bJ ....,..,. bree ... , Mid Mark Prltaler, of tb• 1tate O.partment ol l:avtroDmm.al QuaUtJ. He Mid U.. alerta are Wseb' to eontlnu•, net.Pt whee r•ln• lkMp dlllt particMI in &be air to a mlnimuaa. J.. --------~ Making Things Ti~k Steve Witte r o f Huntin gton Be a c h s hows off grandfathe r 's clock he made. With the exception of some inte rior weights. Witter . who gradua ted from Marina High School this month . fashioned the c lock en- tirely ol Hawaiian koa wood. He made the working parts. gears and all. Cbelo" > and the clock keeps good time . He gave 1t to h!S parent!>. Ron and Mary Sue. Pryor May Esca~ Face Skin Graft SHERMAN OA KS CAP> Comedian Richard Pryor. ltstee in serious but stable cond1t1on. m ay not have to have skin graft ed to his face after all Doctors for the com<'d1an. who Celvtn Klein Jeans. \\ ... ., criucally burned in a rreaJc <HT1dent at his Northridge home June 9. say his face 1s healing "ell without skin graft surgery. Sh t'rman Oaks Comm unity llo.,pital spokesman Leonard Ll·bow ... aid Sunday The great 5-pocket westem jean with a trim silhouette. Colors: Indigo, Bleached Indigo. White and Khaki. • ABORTION 31 months it WU in effect, tbe Hyde amendment reduced the numbet' ol Medieaid abortiooa to ' fewer than 2,000 per year • The annual cost to lledlcaJd program, a federal·atat.e ~ gram, dropped from 10me $50 : mUUoa a year to an eaUmat.ed '300.000. Attached to the budget for what then was the Department · or Health, Education and ' Welfare, the amendment wu passed by Conereas in 1976. : Various versions ol it have been • enacted for each fiscal year : since then. . Tbe spending restriction for ; fiscal year 1978. upheld by the · court today, barred Medicaid · spending for abortions unless a : wom an 's life would be en· · dangered by childbirth, in cases ~ of promptly reported rape or in· · cest, or when two doctors said • childbirth would cause "severe · and long-lasting physical health : damages to the mother." Congress last year agreed on an even more restrictive spend- ing ban, eliminating the "severe and. long.lasting physical health damages" wording. Writing for the majority, Justice Pott.er Stewart said the spending restriction -imposed even for some "medically necessary'' abortions -does not nm afoul of the Constitution or Title 19 of the Social Security Act. the Medicaid law. His opinion made It clear that Individual stat.es also are under no legal obUgatioo to pay for those medically necessary abor· lions the federal government wishes not to fund. Until today, 10 stat.es and the District of Columbia have made local Medicaid funds regularly available for abortions, even when the Hyde amendment's ef· feet was drying up federal fund- ing. Now. lhose states will come unde r heavy political pressure to follow the federal govern- ment's lead. They are Alu.ta, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan , New York, Washington, Maryland. North Carolina and Oregon. A not.her 12 stat.es have been under court orders to provide local Medicaid funding. Those states now will be freed from providing such money. Today's decision had nothing to do with the legality ol abor· lion itself. The Supreme Court legalize d abortion in its landmark 1973 decision. In it, the court said a woman's right to privacy makes her decisklft to have an abort.ion a matt.er only for her and her doctor during the first three months of her pres· nancy. The 1973 ruling said states could see,k to protect a pregnant wo men's health during the second trimester, and could take steps to protect fetal Ure only ia the third trimester -but not if the woman's life would be ~ dangered by childbirth. Stewart's 27-page opinion was joined by Chier Justice Warren E Burger and Justices Byron R. White. Lewis F. Powell Jr. and William H. Rehnquist. Justices Harry A. Blackmun. Will iam J . Brennan Jr., Thurgood Marshall and John Pa u I Steveo.s dissented .. Beagan Gel8 Aide LOS ANGELES <AP> - Veteran po litical o pe rative Wilham E Timmons. a promi-nent Republican moderate, bas joined the presidential cam- paign ol Ronald Reagan, accord· Ing lo a campaign source. His appointme nt represents a broadening of Reagan's strategy circle in preparation for the fall cam paign. I ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 --- VOL 73, NO. 182, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1M N TWENTY-FIVE ceNT I \ Br DAVID &UTIMANN Ol .. OMl'f""9eMllft The Ora.nae County Superior Court murder trial or Larry Donald Smilh ot Newport Beach waa receaaed today to 1ive de· fense attorney Terry Giles a lime to Investigate .. the mysterious death" of a prosecu- tion witness. Superior Court Judee Leonard McBride gave Giles two days to come up wilh any evidence that aenlce ataUoa 1Uend~t Jlm C1rtaluttl ~·• the victim ot rou.1 play. Cartalucci waa, killed In a amall plane craab off Newport Beach earlier this month, one day after testifying in Smith's murder trial. Smith, 43. is charged with the kidnap-murder or Carolyn Be a ler or Garden Grove last August off Dana Point. Cartalucci had testified he aa w Smith and a woman re· sembllnl Miss Bealer pull into bis atatk>m on Jamboree Road last Aua. 24. the s8Jlle day the attractive woman iS alleged to have been slain aboard Smith's small boat. She is sWI missing. No body has been recovered. Giles has suggested Cartalucci may have been a lookout Cor two 111en known only as Jack and Ray 1 who he claims were the true Killers of Miss Bealer. I STIFF WINDS ALONG THE ORANGE COAST PUT BOATERS TO TEST OVER WEEKEND Catamaran Skipper Gets a Bird'• Eye View of Things In Entrance to Newport Harbor l I Beachgoers ;Bothered IBy Wimls t Thou s and s o f hard y ( beachgoers a long the Or ange Coast put up with 25 mph I winds, light rain and sticky j tropic-like conditions over the weekend. J Lifeguards from Seal Beach to • San Clemente r e ported full • bou.ses at the strand despite the changeable-and sometimes un-i pleasant weather. i Wind played h a voe with ' weekend boaters including a \ pair of Long Beach men wtto { found themselves in trouble Sun· t day when the ir catamaran t flipped over about 10 times off Hun\.ington Beach. , Guards reported that while , one of the boaters, Gary Freezy, I was able to rleht the catamaran, bis companion, Ted Lacy. was unable to climb back on the boat Airline Undismayed By Legal Setback A la ws uit filed b y Air Cal ifornia and two Newport Beach residents lo block en· forcement of a Federal A vialion Administration orde r to open John Wayne Airport to a ll qualified carriers has been dls· missed. But a spokesman for the Newport Beach-based airline said the ruling in Los Angeles Federal District Court is not be· ing taken as a major setback. The suit, dismissed late last week without prejudice, sought a preliminary injunction against the FAA order. Air California lawyers alleged that the order, handed down April 4 by Clark Onstad, the FAA 's cl\ief counsel, violated the National Environmental Protection Act by forcing the airport to take on more carriers without preparing environmen· tat Impact reports. The suit also contended that the FAA was forcing the county to take nights away rrom the a irpor t's two tenants, Air California and Hughes Airwest. Tom Kaminski . an Air California spokesman. said the dismissal was not being regard- ed as a complete loss. "It ap- pears the judge indicated the FAA letter was an opinion and not an order." Kaminski said. He said lawyers for the airline will review transcripts of the ruling before announcing any new course or action. No plans for an appeal have been an· nounced. Attorneys for the FAA were not available for comment. Eged In Mass nurc1ers The ddem attorney said the service staUon attendant could have told Jack or Ray when Smith awaited phone calls from them at a phone booth across from the Chevron station where Cartalucci worked. G Iles said today his in· vestlgators would spend the next two days-trying to dlg up any in· formation that would s uggest CartaluccJ 's death was anything but accidental. ' Prosecutor Dave Carter said he was aga\nSt any continuance in the proceMings. Judge McBride last week had denied a motion by Giles to have testimony introduced to the jury dealing with Cartalucci's death. But the judge had left open the possibility that he would re- consider a new motion br Giles if there were new Information. Cartaluccl had rented a single engine airplane two days before testifying. The plane went down J about five miles offshore from Newport Beach when witnesses . aaid both the aircraft's wings ~ broke away. Another man also • aboard the plane was killed too. Though Jack and Ray have re- mained shadowy figures in the case, the defense has contended the two men forced Smith to participate in Miss Sealer's kid· napping and killed the 24-year . <See TRIAL. Page A%> Supreme Court Ruling Medicaid Abortion Funding Denied WASJDNGTON <AP) -The federal government does not have to pay for most abortions wanted by women on welfare. a closely divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a S4 vote, the justices up· held as constitutional the so· called Hyde amendment. a con· gressional r e s trictio n o n Medicaid spending for abor· lions. The government has been forced to pay for most Medicaid a bortions requested since February when the Supreme use BAU.OT CLOUT. PAO.UFEAS UAGED-A3 Court refused to post.pone the ef. feet of a federal trial judge's st.rikina ~ Hyde amendment.. named for its original sponsor, Rep. Henry Hyde, R·Ill. Now. Coaareu can reaume wit.hfiolcBng sUch money. The court majority said in· divldual states also are under no legal obligation to pay for those medical(y necessary abortions the federal government wishes not to fund. About one-third of the more than a million legal abortions performed in lhe United Stales each year since 1973 have been for women on welfare. For the 31 months it was in errect. the Hyde amendment reduced the number of Medicaid abortions t.o fewer than 2,000 per year. The annual cost to Medicaid program, a federal-state pro· gram, dropped from some SSO million a year to an es timated $300,000. Attached to the budget for what then was the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. the amendment was Coast Area Planners Talk Newport Beach planners will discuss development concepts in the Irvine Coast area witb mem· ben ol the Corona deJ Mar Ci vie Auociatioo tonight. The 7:30 meettna. t.o center on possible development Just south of Corona deJ Mar. will be held in tbe senior ciU&eo center at sq, and Marguerite avenues. passed by Cong ress 1n 1976 Vanous versions of 1t have been enacted for each fi scal year since then The spending restriction for fis<'al vear l!n~ uphl'ld hv the court today, barred Medicaid spending for abortions unless a woman 's life would be en - da ngered by childbirth, in cases of promptly reported rape or m- <Stt A80RT10N, Pa~t' 1\21 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01111, ........... ,._. ·ws LIKE A MANURE FARM IN NEWPORT CENTER' Boet YMd Owner Hll: Treated Uke an Endllngered Bird Art of Shipyards Newport Dinosaur? By STEVE MARBLE Of.._ Deilf ,..._.Staff state-mandated local coastal plan that Newport Beach, like all <See SIOPYARDS, Page A.%) Coast I and was left behind. Freezy, officials said, a ailed to s hore Cor help. But while he was notifying the Orange County "' Harbor Patrol. an all-day fishing f vessel spotted the stranded. boater and pulled him to safety. In Dana Point, Oran1e County Sheriff depuUes said the stiff wind caused about 15 boata in the harbor to nip over or capaile and reported another two Bonin 'Noose Tightens' Hank Hill. a well-muscled shipyard owner who grew up breathing the salty gusts that sweep Newport Harbor, is the sort of man wbo has trouble completing a sentence without sandwiching in a four-letter word ortwo. And when he talks or Newport's dwindling number ol boat yards and lhe b ardsh.lps. they face, hll s~tences really start jamml'!f up. Weather Varlable cloudiness decreasing Tuesday. Tem· perature slightly moderat· lng with 10 percent chance of rain tonight. Lows tonight SB at the beaches to 68 inland. Webs Tues- day low 708 to 90. (See BEACHES. Pa.Ce AZ> SIEEPER AD tmKE RE.4DERS· "I received IJ'e•t response from my DailY PUot ad.·· That's tbe advertialna aucceu •torJ ol tbe Colta Mesa man wbo plac9CI tbla -4 ID UM Daily Pilot: Sofa aleeper, qn 11ae. modem aldeboerd. eoUd woodm·UU u,...-.....,.,...,....tO ..... • ... call tbi frMDd1y ............. TbeDaily PUii.. t 11 loalemtom.1. By RBDEBICK SCllOEMEllL °' ... .,...., .......... LOS ANGELES -A county prosecutor said here today that "the nooee t. drawina lightly around tbe neck" of William Bonin, a Downey resident under tnveatiptioD 1n connection with a HM ot murden of youna men throu1hout Southern Callfonda. Deputy Dl1trlct Attorney Aaron Stovita revealed that Bonin. ~l. arrested by Loa An1e• pouee June 1\ la under cloae Hrutbll.ctn twb of the m..,.... llllt ~ to reveal ....... ate'fth•1 eomment1 ea111e durln1 a hearln1 In wblcb Bonln 'a attorney, ToCld LaDdlreD of Newport Beach, UDIUC~· ty l4Mllbt a lowered bail for ht.a clleot . Loa __... County Municipal Court .lud•• Lawrence Wad· dlngtoo refUMd to lower the bail from $250.000. To date, Bon1D hu only been charted wlth IOdomy and oral copulaUon folJowlnc bll arrest in a H~ paJtiq lot. At th• time of bia arrest, Bonin •• under 1urveWanee by police detectives lnveat11at1a1 the ~called freeway murden whlcb date back to 1172. Tbe bodiea of 41 Yount men hHe bem found near freeways or m.tor blPwaya ID a MWG· couttnston. Polfte laid lDltlaUy &bat Baa1D wa1 ...... 1Dv-1t11•ed ID ooa- neoU• wlU. tM marder of Cb ............ ,...... Bell o.nllnj ,.,..., ...... bod7 ... foaDd iD a.. Alll•• ... Februar)'. Tbe proteeutorl laowenr. would •ot Hr waetMr Ila• lllruda -.. '• ••••• .... two tblt IN DIDllf dl'awlal Ille mOltllUnltbJ........_, • • 'Thil has wa)'I been a fOUlh trade " be says. rubbing a band over iua crewcut, "but I alw.,a was able to take the bitter with the sweet. Now tber.'a'no sweet anymore.•• Ke pointl to an old pbotocraph of the harbor, anw:" Ion' belon 1111 toot over tawaln'• Lock•. aad ftqen the yarda U..t ., ...... uilt. ·-be HY•· baYe been replaced by ........... '1t'• a dying u:t. A dlDouw. Ravlna a yard ID U.. wtiol' II aort; ~ like ........ • • ..... far .. la UM middle ot Newport Center . Hts ahlpyard colltaftMI up and down the atnMb ot Newport .......... known ......... ,. lllle ellAm HW II a mu "° knOn what he'• taWq abaall n.. daJa 1111•1 talktnC about a ,.. (. INSIDE TODAY Looldltt1 tor~ beach'! '" obold t100 --.. wou·u haw CGS*Crmt11 &och Pork. Se• "°"· fftoeo, Pao-Al. • •••• \ ., t I( I ( :1 I I .ti DM.Y PtlOT • N ........ !W ......,---JlJS'r BREMCINC--......... lAIU ...... ,,._ ...... .,., .... 711' ,, --..... " •• 6o/,d, Prieea lllimb, But Dollar Weakens LONDON <AP) -Oold roee more than ~ a.tt ounce tn TEburope today, ruchln& 111 hl&b t level tint'• mid rebrvary 1 dollar wukmed allfhtly bu .~!~f! busy Indeed,'' aald one London 1old dealer as Y-. --· ~• bWUon martrtit.a booPtna. TnM1en MWl DO pertlcu&at n.W• development prompted t.M aur,.. But told Pl'1 r'OH ah1rply lo New York Prtday 1ft.er lhe £~an markets clo.ed. Ln ruoon11t1 to the announcemtnt lbat ~ U trade deficit wu $3.96 blllJon In May more than double tM deficit In April. Gold tradf'd in Zurtch at ~ ao Londoft't nve bulflon howsN fixed the afternoon (~kt prt~ at "53.50 an ounc., up $18. O<>ad cloaed at $1649 50 Gold traded in Ne1w Vortl at $647 40, down S2 8o Silwr traded to New York at $18 80, down 5 cent.'! ......... .... ti ........... ·~ TEL AVIV tAP> An lsr»l'h force raided a Palesllnlan baae ln liOUthem Lebanon before dawn today, blowin1 up houses and. killin& a number or Ara~ The PLO !)aid the IsraelJs killed 11 , aoclud.lng four children and t"Ao women The C'AS ualtJes also tncludNI five guernllH killed. two m1&S· ing and two wounded to th<> '1lla~e or E1tanieh. near the the Qasmieh Rnd~f' othoui 17 milt·~ north of the hraeh border ar cordtn~ to a 'IXlk\'~mJn for \'a~~t.·r ,\r;_1fat's Pale!)tine Libera t1on Or1;aru:ration •1rt" G•t• Popldar Janmaba Spa . JAC-llMRA 11\Pl The Jacumba spa, a tourist bathhouse built in 1921. wa:-. gutted by fire today but its block walls re· maaned stand.mg. The blue acl"OS8 the street from the Jar umba Hotel was Cfousht by vo~unteers from Jacumba, Potrero, Boulevard and am po. No Injuries were reported The. cause or the r1re was not immediately determint·d but ,_,as believed to have been clectrtcal Knwr·. E~~··· Del.a9ed JACKSON, Ga. (AP> -Convicted murderer Jack Howard Potts cannot be executed Tuesday in Georgia's electric chair the U S Supreme Court decided today ' T~ ,high court tn Washington voted 8-0 to deny the state or Ge0rgia s pellllon to vacate a stay or execution in the Potts case. Potts. se~tenced to die for a 1975 kidnap-murder. was oioved from his regular cell to a newly constructed death house Satur~~Y for w~at could have been the ftnal 72-hour "death watch before his execution B~zhlter·• 1t'el~o•e ol Sdt.efdt Surprbe MOSCOW C A~I -Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev.ma diplo'!laUc surpnse, personally welcomed Chancellor Helmut Sch.m1dt at Moscow airport today as the West German leader arrived ~or two days or talks ~t whkh he planned to urge new U.S.·Sov1et talks to reduce medium.range missiles In Europe West Germ.an . sou.recs interpreted Brezhnev's unexpec.ted presence as an m.d1cat1on of the importance Moscow has placed on t.he S<;~mldt v1s 1t. first by a major Western leader since the Soviet rruhtary intervention in Afghanistan last December. ,,op Engineer Vladimir Pavlecka Succu1nbs in Tustin Vladimir H Pavlecka, rec· Ognlzed as one or the leading design engineers or the 20th Cen· ~ry, whose technical expertise spanned the early years or avia· tion to the Space Age, has died at 79. A Newport Beach resident un· til recently, Mr. Pavlecka lived in Tustin at the time or his death. Born in 1901 in Bohemia, then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and now Czechoslovakia, Mr. Pavlecka formed a IHelong fascination with aviation at the sight of his first airplane as a child He studied fluid d ynamics thermodynamics and learned Ute science or turbomachines. A memorial service will be beld Saturday at 11 a .m. at Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona del Mar for Mr. Pavlecka. who came to the Unit· ed States in 1923. He worked as chief of hull de- sign on the world's first s uc· ,cessfuJ all-metal dirigible, the ZMC-2 built for the US Navy in Detroit ln 1929. He joined Douglas Aircraft Company in 1933, where he de· veloped America's first light metal aircraft structures for the DC·3 transport. Promoted to head of the firm 's Structural Research division Mr. Pavlecka designed Douglas: o.lly ~-·&Ml ....... FLIGHT GENIUS DIES vtlldlmlr Pevlecka first pressuriied fuselaae and the tricycle landing gear for the B·19, the first ever used on a large plane. H is pioneer m ethod' of hydropresslng with rubber pads is still the standard used in the aerospace industry. I --_..__ -- ........ _,., BEACHES. • \IU_tell Ooat.ed airound CD the Jet&,y. But bcNaten weren't aJoae ln th• Pf'Ob&em catqory. Lf fefUardl alone the <>ranee Coast pulled hundredJ of awtm. mer• out ot the 1tron1 rip cur· renta and 1wella that reacbld a maximum of elaht feet lo Newport Beach. In HUnUngtoo Beach, Where city pards 1ald 15.000 beacb fans turned out Saturday followed by 40,000 on Sunday, ~talc and city lifeguards rescued more than 200 bathers. One early mornlns swimmer 40-year-old Joe CablbajaJ, w~ re1cued by ffuntlnston Beach malntenance worker Eric Cano who noticed the vlcUm at.rue: gllng and swam to his aid . Jn Newport Beach, where 80.000 beach burrs showed up Saturday and 90,000 squened onto the sands Sunday, guards pulled 164 persons from the water Laguna Beach lifeguards. patrolling a stretch from Crystal Cove to South Laguna, rescued 241 bathers over the weekend and reported one bodysurfer. 23 ·ycar -01d Gino Barba of Ouurte. s urren·d a possible broken n~k . In Laguna, 35,000 visitors swarmed onto the strand Satur· day and 30,000 showed up SW'I · day. Further so utl\, in San Clemente, 14,000 beachgoerl> turned out Saturday and 16,000 came to the beach on Sunday ureauards reported 50 reecues ror the weekend. Orange Count y Harbor patrolmen responded to a possi· ble boat fire off Newport Beach late Saturday but as they pulled near the vessel in question 1t turned out it was only the boat's bright lights that had given off the glare that had caught their attention Fro• r.,,e AJ ABORTION cest, or when two doctors said childbirth would cause "severe and long.lasting physical health damages to the mother ... Congress last year agreed on an even more restrictive spend· m g ban, eliminatin11t the "severe and long·lasting physical heaJth damages" wording. Writing for the majority, Justice Potter Stewart said the spending restriction -imposed even for some "medically necessary" abortions -does not run afoul of the Constltutlon or Title 19 or the Social Security Act. the Medicaid law. Hi s opinion made it clear that individual slates also are under no legal obligation to pay ror those medically necessary abor· lions the federal government wishes not to fund. Until today, 10 states and the District of Columbia have made loca.1 Medicaid funds regularly available for abortions. even when the Hyde amendment's ef. feet was drying up federal fund· mg. BLACK AREA MARKS MARINER'S MILE STRETCH OF NEWPORT Bl!ACH WA~NT-. One Boat Yard Owner Saye Pfannera Don't Know a OfnoHur When They See One Russ Envoy Expelled By Iran By fte Aaeocla&ecl Preta The Iranian 1ovemment has ordered the expulsion or the first secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Tehran, the official Iranian news agency reported today. The Soviet diplomat, Vladimir Galvanov, was arrested 1n the Iranian capital last week as he was exchanging "ant1·lranlao H.epubllc documents with a foreiener," said the report by Pan. the news agency. Tehran Radio described them aa "in· telligence documents." but neither report gave details. Pars said Galvanov was deemed to be an "unr~liable diplomat" and was asked to leave Iran w1lhin 24 hour) Meanwhile . an o ffi ci al backtracked today on hill thrcot to put U.S . Marine M1 chad SHAH UNDERGOES MORE SURGEAY-A4 Moeller on tnal on charge• of having had sexual relations with a young Iranian woman even 1r the other S2 American hostages are released. "We will not try Michae l Moeller if the parents of the seduced girl forgive him." said Ali Akbar Parvaneh, a J usllce Ministry mvestJgator m charge of the case a~am't the 28 )t•ar old ~ergeant from Loup C1t), Neb Moeller 1s accused or seducing and haVlng sexual intercourse with a 2J.yc<i r old ~tudenl 1den lifted ai. Amaz A , who was hanged by he r brother in March after She told him !lhe WB!I flve m o nths pregna n t In the Islamic Republic of Ira n, h aving Fr.. PflfleAJ smPYARDS DWINDLE • • • California coastal towns, muat completebyt.beendoftbeyear. Newpor t planners. 1ay waterfront mile should be reserved for marlne·related uses only, like boat yarcla. Hill.I claim.a the planners are out to lunch. "It gets me so bloody mad," be begins. ·'Here come some planners telling us they're golng to save us when the cow's already out the barn door and down the road two miles ... Hill's theory is that private enterprise should be left alone to either swim or sink. He says he d~sn 't need the state Coastal Comnlssion. which has final say on the coastal plan.a, telling him what to do ·'The k.Jcker Is that for yean every agency you can think o( h.ts been coming down on us, putting on more restrictions and taxing u s like we were restaurants. "Now. all of a sudden these damn planners come crawlin~ down from San Franc1se-0 and have 1t m their heads that we're cute or something and want to save us like we're a bunch or endangered birds." Hill, whO came to Newport with Hb ramil>' during World War II when tus father gave up on Los Angeles and turned to boat work. says the fUft and the profits have gone out or tbe boat repair trade. He says he was forced to pay $5.000 to bwld a catch basin near his property's bulkhead and has to shell out another SlOO a year fo r a disc harge permit. He claims he doesn't need the catch basin and doesn't discharge into the water He contends that "'the cops give me bell" when he's forced t o block t raffle on Coas t tltghway in order to maneuver large boats into his lot. He says he had plans for expanding bJs yard and even widening the driveway but atacked them away five years ago when he found out how many acenclea he'd have to go throum. Even the simple chores, like sanding down a huU or spraying a boat, have become tough, be says. ··1 uaed to jwit spray away but now I have to put up huge plastic sheets so r don't get paint on all the damn Cadillacs at the restaurant next door. ··When I sand down a boat. r have to get two guys to :;Utnd there wttb a hose and 1pray down the dust because the government's afraid it's gotng to kill a seagull or something." He admlta his complaints are small ones, but says, when they're aJl lumped together, they tell the story. The bottom line, Hill Sar.J, is that he and his fellow tradesmen want to be left alone, want the freedom to lease an office to an insurance agent to help pay the hills or even tum the place into a restaurant if It comes to that. The coastal plan could block that. "We made tbJa harbor and we d id a pretty good job of It," he says, watching as his crane hoists a boat rrom the water "We know what we're doing &nd we'll keep domg it if we can bu t It 's insulting having someone trying to legislate us, trying to tum Newport into some l>tcrile hospital room " Hill walks across his lot tot.he driveway on Coasl Highway and c;qutnts into the sun. f'ro•P~.41 TRIAL •.. sexual relations with an unmar· old woman aboard Smith's boat ried woman ls u crime and car· Ire• Paflr A I r ries a Jail sentence of up to 10 a ler forcing the defendant to U take the craft to sea. Pgrading years. BONIN The prosecution. however. bas In an inverv1ew with a re· • • • contended that Smith alone Co porter m Tehran. Parvaneh said vestigalion is in progress. engin~red Miss Beater's kid· ntest Set that if Moeller's parents come to Landgttn said he did not feel napping lo collect $100,000 Tehran and p e rsu a d e the the n oose was tightening ransom from her businessman July 1 is the deadline for aJI en· parents of lhe girl not to press around Bonio's neck. pointing brother. tries m the Beautification/fK> con-the legal acllon against Moeller. out that oo murder charges had If convicted or murder ar.tf• lest , sponsored by the Women's Iranian penal law "permits us yet been brought against Bonin kidnapping with special Division or the Newport Harbor not to prosecute him " alt~ough he has been m custody circumstances, Smith could be Area Chamber of Commerce. for two weeks. sentenced to die in the California The contest, open to orgamz.. In Nebraska. Doris Moeller, Io 8 related decision, Judge gas chamber. . lions as well as Individual.I is de· the host.age's mother. said in a Waddington refused lo order . He has already been COnV1cted signed to encourage beautlrying telephone interview thal she Mnd prosecutors to provide the de· . ID federal court of attempting to area property. her husband would consider rense with information 00 the extort the $1<~>.000 ~rom Larry The contest Includes, but ls not lravelin" to Iran murder investigation Fox or Anaheim. MISS Bealer's limited to contestants from lhe -----------------------·----~b~ro~t~h~er~·-------- N e w port Beach area. The categones cover residential pro- perty, commercial property, and areas Improved as a community project. Entry forms are available at the chamber office, 1470 Jam- boree Road. Newport Beach,. Further information is available by calling644·821 l. DAILY PILOT Shroud 'Real' Evidence of 'Tiine of Christ' --. ..... ......._. _ _.,,. -·•·c.to. YIC.•----·~ ~1(-..... CHICAGO <AP) -A Loyola University researcher aaya he bu evidence -the poaalbllity of coins placed over the eyes of Jeaua -to support a claim that the Sbroud ot Turin waa Chrtst'• burial C'1nth Tb• Rev. Francll L. Pllu, In a copy~ted p•mpblet re· leHed y. •IYI aeYeral uny marks an the ahNud have been alpuwt polidnb' ldent.tfttd • the l~iOIJJ of a coin ~ ed d U.' relp of PmdUI Ptlate, omen •o•nnor ot PaleaUne. around ao A.D. Biblical acholarl believe Olrtll WU cnadfted 8l about tlaat time -after bebal Hnteneed by ~ .._!]~.~ 9taroud ~ l9 •• aneleat ~--l·i.t-•~ ..... _ ...... ~~le: ...... Tbe C!latla bMra tM ....... ,. colored outline of a man. and a -.et or what appear to be blood 1talns near the n1ure's bead, alde, bandl and feet . Accordln1 to f"llas. photo· 1r1pblc ae1ativea of tbe shroud abow that over the o,ure'• rt&bl eye, there appear maru re· aembllu a unall staff and four Greek feu.ra, part of the In· 1crlpUon "Of 11bertu Caeur." Cola experts NJ tbe atatr. called a "Uluua, 0 aepear• onlJ on eolna Dllnted twiel PU••'• Nip.. • 0 1 cba't ... aQ bole ID tM ..:ldace.'' f'l)M laid. ··1 UDk UlJI II .. fOOd. t4ialOI autMadd· &.Yu ncould bopefw, •• CM(f n Klein Jeana. The great $-pocket woot~ Jean \\ith a trim silhouette. Colors; Indigo, Bleached lndilvo\ White and Khaki . """'' • t ALSGAAAGE ' 56 J;ASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714l 644-7030 ----- • !,i!ond!y, June 30, 1980 DAIL V P9LOT .. , ~-------Foster Families Needed for Kids-------~ NewW I I I I n's Jail Urged at El Toro 8y DCJIA!~.l~ mWIN A ~ llud:1 aim.cl et llDctinl .. _,. lo NU.Ve p,.. au.-. on Oraqe CoHlJ'• t.roubl•·plqutd adult and Juve'ia.Ue botdlq f acWUet bu, •IDOAI other thlna•. come upwith~that: -A aaa••• ....... Mowlty J.aU be buUt at lhtl wrtrra honor rum ln !!I Taro, a •ve dealped to aatWy a court order that wom• lnmatee be 1lven equal factuU.. -Vecat.e4 actiull and military facWtles lhroupout tho co..mty be comldered to lolve the aborta&t Of inllUlu· llonal 1e9c:e. -Onaae 0.-&J Af u ,...,.. conalder a aublt.anUal hlko ln pa.yment.a to emerc~y 11belte:r and foster families an order to fatten lhe roeter ol auch families to relieve tbe ovettrowdiq at the councy facWty for battered, aban- doned and •bused children. Those are Just • few ~ the relief-valve remedies the 11tudy team lnchlded 1n a draft ol a report now oo its way to county S'U)ervisors. Members of the team included Sberifr Brad Gates. Human Services Agency Director Margaret Grier. Chief Probation Officer Michael Schumacher and county Ad· minjstraUve Officer Robert 1bomas. WHILE IT IS THE PBES&NG bead for a spot for bat· Kidney Fatal Despite Aid SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A little more than a dec- ade ago. Robert M aionchi's classmates at George Washington lligh School knocked on doors to collect m oney for an artificial kidney machine for their friend. M io on ch i us ed the machine for 13 months un- til be received a kidney transplant in 1969. Tonight, there is service for Maionchi, who died of kidney disease Friday. A memorial fund has been established at Moffitt Hos pital 's transplant service. Cops Nab Seven in Cang Fight Placentia police a rrested seven suspects on attempted murder charges early today foilowing an outbreak of possible gang-related violence Sunday night. Officers look four juveniles and three adults into custody after a fight broke out al a birth· day party and a group or youths was later shot at. Four persons were injured at the party -one shot and three stabbed -but they were report· ed in satisfactory condition at Canyon General Hospital. Three other youths, including a 12-year-o ld girl. s uffered gunshot wounds when they were fired on in front or another house. They also were reported in satisfactory condition at a Placentia hospital. A police spokesman said those taken into custody included one female and three male juveniles from Anaheim. The three adults arrested were identified as Louis Guerrero, 18, or Anaheim ; Sylvia Guerrero. 20, of Anaheim. and Maria Medina, 19, or Anaheim. AU seven were arrested when pobce units already at the party quickly stopped a car t.bat bad fled lhe scene or t.be s hooting at another location. Two loaded weapons were found inside t.be vehlcle. About 200 persona bad been at· tending the party at 1661 Sierra Vista late Sunday night when the violence broke out. A police s pokesman said gang·related tensloas were believed responsi- ble. Backup police units from Anaheim, Fullertoo and Brea were called in to asst.at. PoliceNab2 In Fencing By BRIAN R. BLAND iut«I~ .. l"'rftl Wrtter The four-day National Right to Life Conve ntion closed in Anaheim Sunday with incoming president Or. J .C. W1Jlke ur~ing participants to work for the elec- tion of anti-abortion candidates next November. Willke, a Cincinnati physician, family COWlSelor and lecturer. advised members or the pro-life movement across the country to form committees which would thoroughly interview can- didates, particularly those run- ning for their state legislature or Congress. to determine their views oo abortion. .. Support them if they're goodies." WiUke told the 1,500 people attending the annual con· vention. "U they're bad guys. picket their meetings and ask those questions on abortion." Willke reminded the audience that one goal of the National Right to Life organization is the convening of a constitutional convention to adopt an anti - abortion amendment to the U.S. Constitution. "We want commitments before the election on voting for s uch a constitutional conven- tion," Willke said. Also. he added, the pawer and influence of the president or the United States where the abortion issue is concerned cannot "in any remote way " be un· derest1mated "If there is any time to dis· qualify those who don't sub- scribe to our viewpoint. this pres· idential election is ilj" Wilke said to enthusiastic app ause. Although he said his group was not endorsing any poUtical party. Will.ke wore a three-inch red badge that read "Pro·Llfers for Reagan." Ronald Reagan. the Republican Party's nearly cer· tain presidential nominee, sup- ports a constitutional amend· ment to "restore protection of the unborn child's right to life." Willke also called for anti· abortionists to enlarge the move- ment's base through lectures and slide shows to civic and n eighborhood groups and private talks with other in· djviduals. Earlier ln the convention's final day, Boston attorney Philip D. Mo1"8Jl and Andrew Scbolberg or the Human Life Center ln Collegeville. Minn., lectured on euthanasia. Moran denounced so·called Jivtne wills and right-to-die laws. which proponents say al· low the terminally ill to have "death with dignity .. by barring the use Of extraordinary means to prolong Ule. Ten states have paued such laws, Moran said, adding that s uch measures "appear In· nocuous, but are a very dangerous type of leglalation." Living wilb raile too many questions when, for example. a penoa bas been bedly bQ\nd and II \mcomdous, Monn said. "Oki tbe IDdivtdual altD 'f'OlllD· tarily1 Were tbe wttneuea Jepl .. PoUce fTOm three cities bave b' qtaallfled? What'• a termlDa1 UTeSted two men 1n ccmnectkm-COlldltion?'' be uted. ••After all. wttb a~ fencing operatlan at· life Lt tbe IDOlt tenniDal ~ tbe La Mirada Swap Meet UaatlD-Uaa of II&.'' ~ ... ...nb of .... M!tol .... call8d tbe planmed powertlDClll, 8CCIOl'dtq to Gm'dlD parentboOd.,. movement •'the Groft~ cbW-..,otta..,........,.. lobD -..... II, of Downey meat." delcartna tbat . plaaned nd C.-~ G, of WblC,. pa.....u.ood ancf abortlOD ad· dilr, _.. _.... lllld • cb.,._ •oeat• •bare tbe ~oal1 of of P011•1.hNI and reeetvln1 •UmlDltfi1 °lmfenor• people ........... --==· nd .... a..um. of • fMe Of . . _......... ~·· :r.::.:-~,.~ ~~ai:J!:!•o1·t tbat a .. ~ f~cta1 ODeration ."'doctrine of lnt•qlt.Wty, "1cb WM UidJll place ' M tie IWIP Ii•• ... ,_ M almOlt Ull· _.... PGli! Aid. . l Bmtted rt1bt not to be toucbect. ~ -~ tered and abused c hildren that tnlUatecl tne report, aupervitors are under heaviest pressure to provide the "'omen's mlnimum security jaU. That ls because they are under court order to provide women inmates at least equal facilities as they provide male inmates. UPERIOR COURT JUDGE Everett Dickey has warned the Board of Supervisors it hasn't complied with hus 1978 court order mandating equal treatment or women. He said he expects some kind of action by an August hearing date on a lawsuit asking that the county com- ply. When looking for a means to provide equal treatment. the long range solution suggested by the committee wa.s the building of a women's mirumum &«urity CacW ty on the honor farm site in El Toro. COST OF SUCH A FACILITY was estimated at up lo S8 million, along with $745.000 a year Ul additional staff ti ml'. Less costly alternatives suggested to the board In · eluded converting the all-male Theo Lacey facility Into a coed Jail. Jn addition, the committee said, any of three county· owned facilities now used to house JUVemles couJd be • modified for use a.s a temporary women's Jall. Tboee raclUties are Youth Guidance Center ln Santa A..Da, McMillan School in Orange or Potrero or Joplin ranches in ru"ed south county. COMMITl'EE MEMBERS AGREED that construction of a new Albert Sitton Home was essential, but said Lt would take up to five years and SS mllUon to build one. Supervisors should consider starting an organhed .A tund·raialng campaign to accumulate coostructJoo funds fo ~ for the home. the committee said. In the interim, the committee sald, the board should consider upplng from S8 to about $13 the per-day payment made to foster and emergency shelter famWes who provide homes away from home for Sltton children. The county should look into the possibilities of using vacant schools and military facilities to further expand breathing room for Silton and for Juvenile Hall, the com- mittee said. IN ADDmON, BEDS should be added to the existing juvenile detnetion centers. Youth Guidance Center and the south county ranches. Aft.er putting the finishing touches on the draft, the final report will be .submitted for hearing by the Board or Sl.lperv1sors on July 8. No Relie_f Seen .for Southwest RAPS 'UVING WILLS' Pro-Ufe Attorney Moran Sewage Firm Approved For Business Regional wat e r qua li t y orricials havl' lifted an ordl'r preventan~ nev. cw,tomcr~ from being acccpled b~ a !>cw age treat· ment firm that allegedly dumped wastewater in San 01c~o Creek Laguna Hiils Samta twn Inc . 23595 Moulton Parkv. a \". will continue to be monitored· by the Ca lifornia R egio nal Water Quality Control Bo ard, s taff enfilineer Stc~hcn Herre ra said Friday. Ho said water officials will take further action ag ains t Laguna H.IUs Sarutation if 1t 1s again caught dumping untreat<'d effluent in the creek leading to th(' Upper Ney, port Bay. The water board on May 30 placed the new customer ban on the firm. At that t1 m~. Herrera said the compan} had repeatedly been caught dumping wastewater into the creek. Since June J.I . however. no discharges have been monitored. Herrera said the firm has been able lo halt djscharges into the creek by instead dumpinJ: the was t ewater into Irvine Co.-owned Laguna Reservoir. Laguna Hilb Sanitation plan~ to begin s ending its effluent into a pipe leading to the ocean in August. Wounded Cop In Good Condition A Cypress police officer is in good cmdition today after being shot in the leg Friday during an alleged drui arrest. Officer Gordon Re was shot in Buena Park near the Cypress C\· ty limlll after' be and another of- fl c er attempted to arrest Christopber Bakken, 31 of Buena Park and SI.even Bladek of Quall Valley. Bueaa Park pollce OD Satur- day •aid they bad ho new detalla oo the aboot.lna. Earlier polJce reporta aald lbat • 1tru111e between 1'e and Bakken over the ottlcer'• revolver rnulted In botb men beln1 abot. It. rt1-m1lned unclear late Saturday who fired the ~lftf, police laid. Bakken •H taken to UC lrvlae Med.Ital Center where be wae reparted tn faJr ~ • Bakklb and 8ladek were balb arHlted CID IUl'pldoo ol au.mpt· .Smurdlr. Re ta • patient at Loi Alamltce General Hoepltal. Bv The Associated P~s s urrc r10g rc~ldl'nls of tht• broiling Southwest got no relief toda)' from a week-long heat w :.i ved blamed for at least 52 death~. heavy losses to farmers and aggravatJ.ng fires that havt' charred tens or thous ands of i.IC'r('s of timber and brushland. The triple-d1 g1t heat kuled millions of chickens on Arkansas poultry farms. a nd farmers were predicting losses as high as $5 million. Dairy c attle in Wichita County. Texas. re· portedly were giving Jess milk. Peaches dried on the trees in Texas. and as the sun scorched pastureland, some farmers were rushing to cut bay ear1y. More than 250,000 acres was blazing in Arizona brus h fires. and f1reHghters from OreJOO, California and Montana joined forces in Colorado to battle an uncontrolled fire on 9,600 acres -largest in that state's history Kan.c,as had a score or brush f1n•s over the weekend and f1 rt! officials were pleadjng with peo- ple to forego Fourth or July ' fireworks after a long dry spell <.1nd seven straight days of 100- plus temperatures . rn Texas on Sunday. te m- peratures ~oared to record~ ac ross thl' s un-baked statt'. Wi chil.3 Falls' 112-degree read· 1ng shattcn>rl a 56 )<'ar-old r~ o rd by s ix degr1•c s. The ml•rcur>· soared to 108 at lhc Da ll a:-.:Fort Worth Heg1onal Airport, lOfi at 1::1 Paso. 104 in Lubbock and Abilene and 103 ln Waco. Texas medical examiners say heat stroke has claimed 10 v1c- t1ms and lhc deaths of 34 olbers m ay be related to the heat. Jn the Texas heat wave of July 1978. 24 died of heat-r elated cau!>es In Arkansas and Oklahoma. at lc:ist four dJl'<i in each state over the weekend because of the heat. The hellish temperatures pose the greatest threat to the elderly ;ind poor. health ofhc1als say. But in Dall as County. a 6-month- ., ........ , 120° 115 110 95 85 85 60 Heat Wave ' ' • 5 10 15 20 June 1980 25 30 ............... ITS STILL TOO HOT IN TEXAS; 52 NOW DEAD Mllllons of Chickens Die In Nearby ArkanHs old ctuld was among those who fell victim to the heat Texans v.ere urged to !it<ty out or lhl• bl:Utnf! :.un and keep their air conditioner; or fan:. ~oing And Dallas Power & L11:ht Co said people who need air cond1· t1oning to slay healthy should not tum off the coohn~ units lo save on electric bill!>. Spokeswoman Joan Hunter said the company wasn't enroura)!· 1og "an electric-free-ror-all" but would work out special payment plans. Three "heat relief" centers that had been opened for elderly people wtthout air conditionin~ were closed because few people :.hov.ed up. Offic1:.1ls in Wichita Falls were cons1d('rmg calling off a sum- mt•rtlmc boys' baseball pro· gram be<'ausc or the heat. In Wichita County. sizzling tl•mperaturcs were wilting crops in the field . .. Ram and irrigation is the OO· ly thing that will save us now," s aid county agent Don Decker. ··Fruit crops are severely dama~ed and peaches especially <1re tunung into little knots." rn Arkansas. more than 2.2 m 111 ion bro1 lers and 185,000 breeder hens died, and as many <1 s five m I Ilion broilers and 500.000 hens couJd succumb, said Oon Allen. executive vice presi· dent of the Arkansas Poultry Federation ,, • Monellf. JUM ,. ~ ..... ~ Te•~~''·' Marp•l•e Throwing the Book UCM.mRNTO AT MT1 Our au1uat , dl1Alfl4Ml C1Ufomla State S.aate tJed 11.Mlf 1D kno&I o~• U.. weektDd la UUUna over • • tllWoa 1p11Ddla1 procram and It deTeloped lnto a no-blta.., if you borrow buebalJ parlam-e Tb1t ts, our very on ()rana9 County Sen. Jobn Br•ap. the Republlcu from P\allertoo, u.t.w a no-bltter. OWlDI partiaan debate tbat deaenenWd into M1tltn1 ovf'r ~. 8rlcP burled two rule boob at Sa. Omar R.aiM ol V•wr1. Now thia klnd of 1eUGG lD the clol.IWred balla of our state'• Upper HOWMI mlt.bt be expected to raile 10me eyebrows SENATO& 11a1GGs ••om capture the attention of our own California An1ell baaeball club wbo, heaven Two State Senators E;rplawng Budgf!t law to Oppo.nfaon knows. could use a couple of hurlers right now. The Angels have been bringing everybody in sighl up to the big club from the farms. Anybody who can pitch two sugar cubes into a coffee cup ls a likely candidate for the Angels bullpen these days. So you can Imagine that the Angels management might have dispatched a couple of scouts to Sacramento to see ir they could sign up burler Briggs to help bail out the local ball club. :r&OUBLE WAS, according to Sacramento news dis- patches. Senator Briegs missed Senator Rains with both rule books that he whistled across the chambers. This just proves that Briggs isn't any better than the current Angels pitching staff. He can't throw strikes. ObVJously. what our California Senate needs is more practice in a batting cage. Actually, maybe we could put the whole outfit in a balling cage. That way, no regular citizens who visited the senate gallery would be in penJ of getting popped in the chops by a wildly pitched rulebook. Actually, you can understand how the state Senate might degenerate into physical solutions when they can't seem to work things out mentally. SENATORIAL FISTFIGIITS m ight draw larger au· diences than rulebook-tossings. You might suspect. however. it. would be a better show to equip each senator with one of those big rubber paddles lhal circus clowns use on each other. These make a nice whacking sound when they strike home and don't knock loose brain cells, if any. Hairbrushes might make good senatorial weapons too. They could spank each other, just like their parents did when they were kids. lN TBtJTH. several senators did complain about the rulebook fling or our Senator Briggs. They suggested somebody might get hurt On the other band, Briggs was quoted as saying some senatorial soreheads were making a mountain out of a molehill. Still, despite his going O for 2 in the pitching depart· ment. the Angel.a might yet be interested. U only Briggs could control his fastball, then add a curve and maybe a little change-up now and tbeo .•. v. ......... v ••••• .,. Shah Receives More Surgery CAIRO. ECYPt (AP) -Tbe depoled Shah of Iran underwent sur- gery today to r.move w1ter and P'll th.t have bullt up in b1a lun11 bee1uae ot poeumonl•. 1 reliable aource reported. Tbe IOW'~. wbo decliDed to be ldentllled, aald tbe operation at the Maadl mllltary bc»pJtal 1.D lllbutban Cairo lut.d about one hour. There WU DO lmmedlate WOl"CI on ita lucceN or the CODd1Uon of ex-lranlan monarch Mobamm.8d Reaa Pahlavi. TBZ ll08Prl'AL laaued DO of. fici1l announcement on tbe operation, wbicb Egyptian President Anwar Sadat bad said would be ol a "m.lnor" nature. Tbe 1eml-oftlct1l Egyptian newspaper Al Ahr1m bad said the operation would involve in- sertion of a tube at the base of the lung to draw out the fluid. Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, 60, was readmitted to the hospital Friday. Three months ago, a team of doctors there removed his cancerous spleen after his 1rrlv1I from Panama. After that surgery. doctors said the lym- pbaUc cancer from which be has suffered for years had spread to his liver and would be treated with chemotherapy. TMI Venting To Continue On Schedule AL AllllAJI MJD the doctors recently 1u1pended the anti- cancer drug tre.tment.s because tbey believed t h e drugs weakened bis reaiatance to in- feclioa aod led to the onset of poeumania two weeu 110. Pneumonia is a common side effect of cbemotherap)'. accord- ing to a prominent Egyptian doctor who said the anti-cancer drugs lower the blood's count of white cells -the body's duef defense against anfecllon. The Al Abram report earlier today said two French doctors who arrived Sunday recom· m e nde d th e ~urgery be postponed for at least 48 hours so they could make further tests. T he n e wspaper sa id an America n che m ot h e rapy specialist , Identified only as Dr. Coleman. had arra ved lo assist in the treatment Egyptian President Anwar Sadat paid a via1t to the former monarch Sunday and later told reporters his condition bad shown "great Improvement." He said Pahlavi was strong enough to talk with him ror an hour. WORLD I NATION .4 fternooa ol lazz .. ~ .......... Gerry Mulligan, left, and his band were among many Jazz greats who performed Sunday at the Jackie Robinson family home in Stamford, Conn . A crowd of over 3,000 Jammed the grounds to hear their favorite artist at the J ackie Robinson Foundation's •·Afternoon of J azz." MIDDLETOWN, Pa. <AP> Officials at the crippled Three Mlle Island nuclear power plant. who spent most of the weekend Ironing out snags in a system to vent radioactive gas, say they expect the purge to proceed without incident for at least two weeks. Tw~ters Hit. Marylnnd Barring equipment failure or bad weather that could affect radiation monitoring, operations chief Robert Arnold s aid the 57 .000 curies of krypton should be removed from the radiatioo- d renched reactor containment building in two to four weeks. Dozens Injured, Five Missing, Power Out BALTIMORE <AP) -A sud· den storm at the end of a sultry Sunday afternoon spawned a tornado in Baltimore's crowded children's zoo, capslied boats in Chesapeake Bay. inJured dozens or people and left thousands of homes and busmesses without electricity. ABOtJ'T 4,MI PEOPLE WERE crowded in to the Balt1morf> Zoo ror special ceremonies when the tornado touched down in their mid.st at closing time Five people were injured al the ~oo . sncludsng o ne child struck bv flying glass Zoo dire<· tor Steve Graham sa id no animals escaped, b ut several bi rds •-ere killed when a tree fell on top of them Also on the waterfront. h1gh "and:. toppled a large crane at the Dundalk Marine Te rminciJ, but no inJurws were reported. r\80t'1' 50 1\111.ES NORTH OF B:i Ill morl" W people "ere tn· iun•d "hen :a torn<Jdo lashl'fl throui!h ;1 trJalt·r park a t Aber -,frt-n Pro\·ing Ground. a govern m~nt 1n.,tallat1on. ;.iceordang to :.t.ite po!Jce "WE DAVE EVERYTHING we need right now to continue with decootamlnatioo of the COO· tainment building," Arnold, a senior vice president of the Metr'Opolltan Edison Co., said Sunday. The utility's next step will be to repair some damaged equip- ment leading into the cootain- ment building. A final plan on removing the radfoactlve water has not been made. Five people were reported missing an boating Jcc1dents in eluding two who had been on a rubber raft that capsized. A search was to resume today and officials would not say that the missmg were presumed dead Officials said at least 34 ~le were m1ured across the state Hospitals in Baltimore report ed at least 22 inJured, including e1J?ht bit by debns rrom an over turned stage at a German festival in the city's "'aterlront area Jn add1t1on . the stale pohce "POkesman s aid damage was ·. t'"l 1 mated a t $200,000 at a mJrtna 1n Che'>tertown where .inotht>r tornado touched do,,.,.,_ The controversial venting pro- cedure, fought by nuclear oppo- nents almost untU it began at 8 a .m . Saturday, began in- auspiciously when false read- ings triggered alarms on two radiation monitors inside the containment building. Techni- cians shut down the system at 8:04. TESTS BY MET ED and the Environmental ProtecUoo Agen- cy confirmed that there had been no release or radiation particles beyond very low levels that bad beeo anticipated. Venting resumed on a test basis Satutday evening. With the help of a computer program- ming change and installation of a more sophlsticated radiation monitor, the system was operat- ang at capacity by mid-afternoon Sunday. Hearing Problems? Hearing Evaluation-Speech Therapy Hearing Aids-Sales and Service Hearin g Aid Batteries Sen Clemente Communicative Services 165 Cemfno CS. lot Marn Suite 200 S.n C*'-"t• •M-Oa1 SUM ME SPECIALS HEAVY NnOM PLUSH APARTMENT CAINTS ..._ S299 -S399 ~Yd. S. Yd. MEDICAL CARE: HOW TO GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH. DOCTORS' HOUSE CALL SERVICE COl•S TO YOU 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK-FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE. 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S AVI! will cover a maior DOftion of n-. 8AVll llCMSY. the cost House calls are an Ooctof"s House Call Service acoepted insurance charge. has installed a untQue dis· Our otfioe will be haDP't to • petchtng system using radio-assist you 1n the insurance eQu•POed units olfennq c1a1m procedure modem and uo-to-da1e tech· YOU CAN MQIS111R nlQues allowing lhe doctor NQHT NOW. to take nece&safY laboratory Our trained personnel are samples. prescnbe and 01S on duty 24 hours a <:Jay. 'lt>t.J pense ~ meOacallOO and woni 'et a recofOed message even OIYe a oompvcenzed or an answenng seMoo We elecirocardaogram on the spec can answer all your Questtons 'lbu save preclOUS tame. and send you further Infer· transponation lnCOnvenience mall()rl Please call now and eliminate arry delay 1n getting the necessary medical attention. (7:14) 851·1895 I I I ~ith clenched fists raised in emphasis, a portion of about 700 Ira· mans -many of them students -demonstrate in front of Federal Building in Westwood in support of Ayatollah Khomeini govern· ment. When several hundred anti-Khomeini demonstrators gathered Sunday some 50 feet away, a shouting match followed, requiring in· tervention by police. Three Iranians were arrested. "Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will C1ll red tape. getting the an.noers. and. action you need to aolve inequities in government and buaineu. M ail JIOUT quations to Pat Dunn, At Your~. Orange Cocut Doily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Coa'ta Mntl, CA 92626 . .U many letters as possible will be annoered, but phoned inquiries or letters not including tM reader's full name. address and busineS3 hours' phone amber cannot be considered Thi3columnoppeorsdaa· IJI except Sundays " Preten l'our Pet• DEAR PAT: United Humanitarians of Orange County urges you to ask your readers to protect tMir pets over the Fourth of July weekend. Many ~ aannaUy content to stay in their yards a.re bJ fireworks and manage to escape. Mllmals can become lost or bit by a car. not to leave your pet unattended at this Clme. U J'OU must leave your home, confine your ,et to tbe bouse or to the garage. To dull the noile el fbeWOI b, gently place cotton balls in Its ears - and don't forget to remove them later. Perhaps you should coo.sider gettin& tran· .Wsen from your veterinarian for nerwus pets. 9e sure to try a new med.icatioo when you are at bome with your pet to be aware of any adverse ef. feets. Pet owners also are urged to have a persooal identification tag on their pet at all times. In the hope of saving many pets from being destroyed or aotd to a research lab, UHOC is offering-at cost -a durable, light-weight Formica I.D. tag. These tags come in small. medium, and large sizes and in red, blue, yellow, black or white. Write to the United Humanitarians of Orange County, P.O. Box 477, Garden Grove 92642, before July 20 for more information. H.M .. Garden Grove Tbankl for this wanting. Tbe Soatbern CaWonda Veterinary Medical Asaodata. adds daat sadden. sharp or prolonged noise prodaced by ftreworb may cau.se edasive damage to tbe l'e9SlUve aenes ol domestic aalmals. Even tbe •• lmoceat looking sparklers cu came btjary wltetl dlacarded sparkler wires bum or paac:baft CM feet of both people aDd peC.s. Sertoas lD&enaal ... age can result if an aalmal chews or swallows oee of these wires. ....,C..t•Soar DEAR PAT: We have a swimming pool heated by 1as. Will it cost us more to beat the pool this summer than it did last year? I know that our pool beating C06t has been on a steady rise for several yeannow. J .J ., Laguna Beach Sam llomllck, Soatbem CaUfonala Gu Co. dla· trld -aer, says tbat tbe aftnlge prtee of lleat· Ill& nrtmmJag pools baa more tJau doabled abtce lt'11 ... wUI riae sharply again &Ida year. Beaaldt aplalM &laat resideaUal gu aa1e la btlled ader a Ulree-&ler format deslped by tbe state PllbUc UUlltlea Com•1111M. Uader tbls nte mwbae, aa .. .,...,.... ef 1u blcreues, • does lite e..a of tat .... Wbat tbls amoaata to ls tlaat It wUI cost ........ tel,. • peiu91 .-e tMI year a. lleat ,_, .... lllaa It did tan ... mer nea....,.. lite .. eMl ... ofsuls..ed. 'Ille Pl eempaay oftlda1 lau a few -r.,. _......... U,. for JW ud oCMr readen faced wllll dill pnMem. Pim. eower JOU peel • W ..._ ftil eu red9ee ,_.,._ .... tlaaa It ,.rclllt Keep Ute water tempera&me at 'II tepw • .....,; a r.u.-.ree ...,._. .._,..._. eaa IMr••• ... me u •aell u •pen~• ~ ...... ,. .. aMn a u..e .. .. .................... ...,,.... ... .. -· .................... , ..... .,. ......... . .. a ........... ., ....... ,... ........ ... ........ llll'_me......,.,_llfedal ..._&u en•••· T• -~ aen ..,..__.....,. ptcrtq ...... 1:1:.f I WI-free ewenadla ...... at (-) SF Gays Top U.S. Parades SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -There were marches in several cities marking the past decade's achievements in homosexual rights. but none matched San Francisco's Gay Freedom Day parade and celebration. Colorful, diverse and a bit ribald, Sunday's an· nual event drew about ( STATE ) 100,000 people along a 1 ~-mile route. The marchers offered a full spectrum of the gay ex· perience..-ol. this city, where some estimate 10 percent of the 650,000 ret· ident.s are homosexual. Dozens of floats - representing "Gay Professionals," "Gay Lawyers," "Gay Doc· tors" and "Gay Realtors" -bobbed a mid the mass of humanity along the parade route. Several dozen motorcycles driven by lesbians roared by, the women wearing T-shirts marked "Dykes on Bikes." Seapeet• 8ailecl INGLEWOOD CAP) - Two Los Angeles men were arrested and booked for investigation of murder Sunday in the shooting death or a 65- ye a r ·old minist er in Inglewood. fllr•kr. fi'elt MONO LAKE CAP> -An earthquake measur· ing 4.7 OD the Richter Sc a le shook an un · .inhabited area along the Califor nia-Nevada border. No injuries were reported. Dies•• fi'r~w SELMA (AP) -A Hanford woman ran down Freeway 99 near here after a fight with her husband and was struck and killed by another vehicle, the highway patrol re- ported. Lorenda Gomez, 2S, waa arlUlng with her husband. 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Woodbriclp • On Barranca af Lake, at Woodbridae Village Center TMphon« ~ Hours: MDfldly ""°""" Thurtday, lobby 8lld dftwe.uc> open. 10 to 4; f'ridlly, lobbr apert 10 to&. ~ ttM 5:l0; ~ TILLER OI*' "round IM<locll. ,, . .. . I I ' .. ., ' ... , ' oranoeeoas1oa11vP1101 Editorial Pge t• ........................................... ms.i .. lllliiiliillilillllliil • Mondly • .iune 30. teeo Robert N Wttd!Publllhtr Qe~re K,..lblchl Edltorl•I P-ee NW -Demos Must Face Tax Cut Reality Ta-eut poUUcklnf ll f alrly routine ln a presidential elttllon year, but candidate Ronald Reaaa.n threw Senate Democrats into d.tlarray last week wh n bo came out for a fiat 10 percen\. acrosa·lhe-board cul ill locome t.aue ef. fecUveJm.1, 1M1. And um. aald Beaaan. would be foUond b.l tlmllar cuts la two tueeeedln1 yeara If he la electect. Talk ll.ke that ha to be m111lc to many ean. M~. the Carter adminlltraUon and Conaresa have bem blowlftt bot and coid on the tax cut 9roblem, rec-oanblna the poUUcal charm of a cul, but reartn1 It could only 1uel lnflaUon. The kea1an announcent-,nt qulckly snapped Senate Democreta to auenuon -and into a buty caucu.a that re- sulted ln the formation of a 21·member tuk force on economic paUcy. By the time Sen. Robert Dole, R·Kansas, introduced legislation embodying the Ruaan proposal, which would. cut federal revenue by S22 billion a year, they had re· grouped su!ficlently to knock it down by a vote of 58 to 38. Tht> Democrata say they'll generate their own tax-cut bill The administration warns against undue baste. Despite attempts to dismiss the Reagan tax-cut plan as "political expediency," it has backed the Democrats into an Wlcornfortable comer. There's no question some program of tax cuts and tax credits ls essential to rejuvenate the economy. That is the best way to make money available to busi· nesses and individuals who will plow it back into the economy in the form of investments, plant modemiza· lion . or purchases of goods and services. It's not a question of whether there should be a tax cut. but a question of how much and how soon. And if the Democratic administration and the congressional majori· ty are squirming as a result of Reagan's move, it's their own fault. Draft Suit No Help The American Civil Liberties Union's suit to block congressionally approved draft registration hardly came as a surprise. Given its ongoing opposition to the registration plan, the ACLU had little choice but to carry on bravely when the proposal became a reality. The suit contends that placing the ''burden" of reg· istration only on men constitutes sex discrimination and violates the Fifth Amendment guarantee of due process under the law. Since Congress voted down President Carter's re· quest to register women as well as men, the alleged guilt of discrimination presumably rests on that body. Thus the suit, if it proceeds. will be placing Congress on trial in the effort to halt draft registration. However, the ACLU director of women's rights has admitted the or- ganization is realistic enough to know the effort may not succeed. That would appear to be a fair guess. Unfortunately. the ACLU also is planning to stage protests at post offices where the registration will get under way July 21. Testing the plan in court may be reasonable enough, but stirring up trouble ln behalf of what appears to be a useless cause is not acceptable. The United States' leadership image on the world scene has become sufficiently shaky in recent times. Manifestations like this will not enhance that image. And it is certain that there will be no cliscrimmation ; m the "burdens·· that could result from our present lack i of preparedness. Registration is needed. I } Jury Size Debate A proposal to reduce the size of juries in municipal i court civil cases has met with opposition from the California Trial Lawyers Association. 1 Legislation to reduce such juries from 12 to eight \ members has passed the state Senate and, if approved by l the Assembly. will appear on the November ballot as a con stitutional amendment. ; The lawyers contend that reducing jury size saves . neither time nor money. They cite a study conducted in j the Washington. D.C. court system that revealed as much . time was spent questioning prospective jurors for a six· · member panel as for the standard 12·member jury. 1 The more jurors, say the lawyers, the greater the op· 1 portunity for obtaining varying viewpoints during dis- cussion. With a smaller jury, there is a greater risk that , one or two strong members can dominate the group and influence the uJt1mate decision, they contend. It seems reasonable to assume that a larger group of •jurors would Pf'OVide a broader jud~ment and every plaintiff and defendant should be entitled to a full ex·· amination of hi11 case. Proponents of the change probably would have to come up with some very solid arguments to persuade voters to alter the traditional jury system. • Op1n1ons expressod In the space abOve are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment Is 1nv1ted. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Cost'! Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71•) 642-4321. Boyd/Conservation ByLM.BOYD Client asks our Love and War man what topic of COD· versation interests women the most when they're with other women. Just happens be baa in bis files the report ot a man who works ln an of-nce with about 150 women. Dear Gloomy Gus Wlth Thailand ap· parenlly the nat vlc· tlm of Commmd1t ex· pansion ln Southeaat .A ala, what 11.7 those who scoffed at Kill· l n1er'1 "domino theory"? J.B. OIMll"lr 0.. ~I .,.. wi.. ............ , ....... .._ .... , --... r~~-==-:-· ~--,_ .. What they seem chleny in- terested in di.scua1lng. ac· cordinC to thil fellow, II their health or lack of same. And bow much they like to talk about it la directly related lo how bad off they t.b1nk they are. Jt's agalnal the law ln Portland. Ore .• to wear roller skat.ea in public restrooms. There are more e>pen1np for Mttetartea -440,000 a year -than for ~ other work clualllcadcla.. Q. How much doM it coat to b= a f1ftb of cheap w f Bow about a flftb of I. ~~ ao cents. Good, about eo cenu . The eyeatcht apertl NY bruntttel aeneraUy can Me better than bloadel. Interest· Inc. That must be why aome claim bru.nettea 1enerah.ly ttave better looldq buabandl • than blaldel, wbatt Jack Anderson Actor Caught in Campaign Co WASHJNGTON -Screen star Gre1ory Peck 'hos an unwanted and lnnoceot cameo role ln the FBI'• lnvestJ8&Uoo o( Alab&ma Sen. Donald Stewart's qu.H· Uooable campalp fi.nantM. Tbo same amooth·talktng con man who gave tbe freshman Democrat $22. 000 lo iJ. legal cam- paign COD · tributiooa two years ago also donated $12,000 11 · legally lo the uns uccessful 1978 House campaign of Peck's son. Carey, in California. Young Peck nol only gave the money back when his father lea roed of the coo man's Alabama transactions. but also returned a questionable $1,000 contribution for good measure. But the Rhett Butleresque con artist, James Dennis, has told the FBI be cashed the refund check and turned the greenbacks over to Carey Peck -a charge Peck vehemently denies. Dennis told the G·men be did the same with the $22,000 in illegal donations that Stewart returned. MEANWllO.E, the actor's son Is trying agaln to unseat Rep. Robert Doman, R-Callf. in a race that bas been dubbed "Star Wars" because of the Hollywood celebrities involved on both sides. And the question of the 11· licit 1978 campaign contributions led two week.s ago to a dramatic encounter between Dornan and Stewart that could have come straight out of a Grade B Hollywood script, my associates Jack Mitchell and Tony Capac· cio have learned. Dennis is currently serving time in an Alabama prison on fraud charges unrelated to his political largesse. but the FBI has t aken h is confessions seriously enough to launch a quiet investigation Yet here's a twist· Though Dennis was fined $36,000 by the Federal Election Commission for his campaign peccadilloes, he has yet to pay a peony of it. even though the penalty was subsequently cut 111 half. DENNIS nasT met Gregory Peck in 1978, when the actor Earl Waters went lo Alabama lo campaign for Stewart at the behest of &n. Alan Cranston. D·Callf. The lr· repreaalble Dennis offered to raise money for the younger Peck'• House race as thanks for the actor's appearances for Stewart. Dennis gave Greeory Peck $6,000 in cbecU to take back lo bis son. and later forwarded $7.000 more. What neither Peck nor b..i.a soo reallied was that Oil· ly the $1,000 check in Dennis' name could ttave been legal - and there was even some doubt about that one. The rest were in the names of lnd1 vi duals who didn't know their names were being used. wb.lch 1s a vioJatioo of federal election laws. Only after his son lost to Doman -and after Peck had entertained Dennis and some • buatneu execuUvea in the ac- tor's Loe Angeles mansion -did the star discover. from a news clipping, that Denni• WIS tn bot water in Alabama over the Stewart contributions. On hi.a father's advice, Carey Peck borrowed S13,000 from a local bank and returned all the money Dennis had given him. A Peck spokesman instated that Dennls had oot, as he claJmed, slipped the money back to Carey Peck, and that in fact the younger Peck Is still paying off the loan. At one point last year. Dennis' lawyer advised the FEC by letter that Peck bad returned the donaUons. FACED WITH another challenge from the actor's son this year, Dornan went to Stewart's Senate office two 0 Midsummer Snow weeks ago and asked U senator had advtaed Peek to ..: cept money from Denali "Absolu.tely not," s nap Stewart, and added: ••Wby 'l you beat Peck on the llsuee ud leave the Alabama 1Wff oul this?" The feilty red-hatred con- gressman persllt.ed ln b1a q--. Uoos about the senator aod tbe con man, and Stewart enrqed. charged around hll cleat and confronted Dornan eyeball to eyeball. "Don't ever cqme at me like that!" warned DOrnan. In the absence of a oro. fessional scriptwriter bow•.,... the two law makers s topped abort of a Hollywood-style rodt· 'em sock· 'em climax. Oonaaa left peaceably. The curtain hasn't been n1D1 down, yet. oo the strange saga titled "Mr. Stewart Goes to W asb.lngt.on. •· UNDER THE DOME -If the mood of the congresaiooaJ Black Caucus is any indication. Jimmy Carter could 105e the black sup- port that gave him the edge over Gerald Ford four years ago. Black congressmen are com· plaining that Carter has put fis- cal priorities ahead of human problems, that not enough is be- ing done lo help black youths find jobs and keep them of( the streets during the hot summer ahead . . . Support is growing on Capitol Hill for traae restrlc· l ions to protect embattled American industries from foreign imports But economists warn that restrictions cowd start a trade war of the scope that prec;oitate<1 the Great Deoress1on or tbe 1930s . Democratic colleagues are urg- ing Sen. Ted Kennedy to oal.cft up his differences wttb Presl- d en t Cart er. But some cot· leagues have a<1visea Keoneciy to demand political coocessions an return. As one put it. Cartef' is reaay to offer "everything out the Job" in excllange 'or o(en- n e d y 's su ppo~t . tlep. Richard Kelly. R· Fla one of the Members o( Congress caugnt in the FBl's ABSCAM 'let was overheard the other oay at the top of the CapitOI steps exptain- ing to a lobbyist why be coulan't speod much tjme pushing a particular bill •Tm up to my ears trying to prove I'm oot a crook." Kelly lament.eo. Power Struggle Disrupts Legislature It might have been a far. far kinder act, that stab in the back Brutus rendered unto Caesar, than the betrayal of Speaker Leo McCarthy by Assemblyman Howard "Brutus" Berman. At least with Caesar the deed ended the matt.er. But since that infamous day last December when Berman's treachery blossomed in- to open re · beWon tn bis effort lo dis· lodge bi s trusting men· tor and friend, the Legislature bu bem the scene ot COOS· tant akinnlsbes. It bu converted the Assembly Chambers into a baWefield already strewn with the political bodies of the vic:tima of his all-eonsum.J.na ambitiona lo achieve power. In bis mad struule Berman bu lavolved outaldera ltartlDI with Gov. Jerry Brown, thus creatln1 an unholy alliance between the executive and lelialative bnmcbel in deftmce of the constttutiona1 pnm.Doaa for aeparatlon of powera. Brown's woolnl of Assemblymen to Berman's camp baa wo•en the Judiciary into the breach. Althoueb be emphatically dmled there was any deal, A1- aembbman Bill llcVlttie womd up in Bermam '• comer and aul>-aeq uently wound up wltb a Judaeabip. THE EXTENT to which BroWn. bu uaed bla powers to appolnl Judi• In Berman., bebalf la y« to Wlfold. Already there are rumon that Berman wu&a blm to aPllCllDt AIMmbbmu Jack l'eatm t.o tM court u a meam ol aofteallll t.be reac:Uoa . .,,,!"l Berm• fell' bit amt lD IJNCIDI about l'eatoa'• defeat la t.be prim.,.,. Femas ... one ol llcCarUlJ'• lupporterl wbo WU larfet.d for cWeat b7 Bennaa, aat bee .... Ile dldn't measure up a1 a 1..iallltor or aa a Democr.t but IOletJ beca ... ol hll loJaltr to llcCutbJ -ref\aal to iuppailt Berm a . Tb• aodaclt1 of worlrl•f ..... IDemabemt ........ of OM'I OWD pertJ maJ D0t Jw& .. "'1lr w1w""6cl ~· ...... hr maa.1 ww. It .. • •••--·•...,°i•~..-.., ., • .._ .. .,..,. r • • lo another's district and bespeak ill, regardless of political party affiliation. NO Bl!!llE& illustration can be made than that of the late HarTY Drobi.ah of Butte County. In one abort four-year term Drobiab ea.med the wholesale coot.empt of the entire Seo.ate. Despite this overwbel.minl dis· approval oot a aingJe member ol either party lifted a finger againlt bis bid for re-e.leetiaa. Io fact, in a weak moment. tbe late Seo. Chrla Jespersen of Sao Luis Obllpo acreed lo go into the dis- trict and speak in hla behalf. That act broulbt much criticism upon blm from the other senators but be was quickly forsiven wbeo hla aid proved loauffident and Drobi.ab waa defeated. But while legislators may for rive a member for 1olng lo the aid of another there is DO fors:IV· Sydney Harris ing one who goes into a district to ca use harm, as Berman LS now learning. Working behind tbe scenes be bad curried favor by cbaritn. that McCarthy was damaging ''the Party" by pursu- ing his own political future. Fall- ing to wrest the speuerabip away from McCarthy be still b.a<l enough votes to elect him leader of tbe m.jority caucus. NOW BIS STYLE bas proved that bis own ambttioos are far greater than McCarthy's and a.re beine pursued oot OOJY 4ritbout regard for the party but totally without tbougbt for the welfare ol the people. Disenchantment bas set ln and more and more ol his support.era are drifting away. Confrooled with the fact that McCarthy DOW bas 28 of the 50 Democratic members, leaving Berman with a bot.low titJe ol be- ing nothing but the leader of the m lnority of tbe majority, Berman is doing another ·~no·• courting the Republicans to sup- port bis ambitioos. But the Republicans, bopeful ol winning enough seata ln Nov· ember to take over oo their own have noCbin« lo 1atn throqb a shaky coalition with Berman. Havinc witoeaaed him turn agalnat members of bis own par-. ty they can be certain be wlll seek lo defeat them to achieft Ida own end. All said be ta more dangerous than a rattlemue especially lo those lo wbom be pretends friendship, Those who came to Sacramen- to with the sincere purpose to legislate in the i.ntenata ol the people. only to be frustrated by the cllaarray caused by Berman. sboald make a clear demand ol him that he cease aod desist or face expulsion for bis COlltinaed disruption of the businesa of the people ot the state. I.et Memories Rest in the Past Freud has taught us a lot about the power of the past over the present; some people, in· deed. live all their lives as captives of the p st. But I think we sUU do not appreciate the vast dominance exerted by memory and imagination over present reaJi lY. Reading a new blocraphy of Dickens, I was str"ck by a passage where be meeta an old sweetheart - more of a "crush," re· ally -alter many years, aod ts dia - m ayc-d at the cban1e In her, reaoMng • never to see her agaln lf possi· ble. It WU nothlDI at all like bis fiction. 8VT THE authors ot tbe boot left out th• moat l!':°rtanl Upeet of l\leb a noetaJ C metl• 1D1 -bec9•• mucb ~ ba......a to me aome years qo tn Mew Yen. when r aceldental· ty ran acroH a pup~~ve school••• aft.w· more 30 years ol 1bMeca. S he. no doubt, was as startled at the changes lo me as I in her. We had a pleasant chat. a few reml.o1M:ent giules, and parted with m utua.lly Insincere protestations that we really ought to get togecber again soon -knowing that neither of us wanted another meeting. AFl'D WE left. it wu u \hough I had ne .. er seen her, and tsbe had abeoluteb' notnlnl to do -with the girl 1 remembered. Sbe -was a stranger, out the c1rl Uved <>n as a cberiabed memoey. These were two whoUy dif· f ereot persons, and what she had become bore oo relatJoo ln my mind to what ihe had been. In some curious way, the pre- sent did not foUow sertally from the put, but broke sharply from . it. The llrl J bad known lived ln a separate compartment called "Memory," and nsllted all re- alJatic eflorta lo be pulled lDto th preeent. NO ONE BAS yet been able to understand memory in all It.a complex dtmenalooa -not bn1n anatomlsta, or phy1lolo•l1t1, or p1ycbol()ll1ta, or pb1109opben. Perhaps lbe poeta, in thefr own atranp rashlon, bave come the closest: T. s. Ellot aro1>91 towara the puzzle lo Bumr Norton: '' li'ootfalla echo in the ~ Dot.m 111te poaqe wmch 10! dJd not rClke T OUICf'dt the door 1H n.etlCT Opentd Into the '°" QOnkn • rt ls the passage we did not take, the door we never o~. that we Im-fine leadl to ti.e roae 1arden. And the pa11• the de>« and tho garden reaaalo lnvlolate lD some secret comer or the memory -so that wbllJ the dooc' ll suddenly nuna Ol*l and we see a t.an1le of weeds In- stead, we slam It shut a1ain Ud retrace 0"1' footfalls back lo the past. Tbe gt.rt I knew lives oo ln tbC! mind's reallt.y; the woman l met ls but a dream and a QlJth that bu no mea.ntnc for aie. Qu~tes ''Your ....... bm aeta _.... IO 41.,.. off eecib year. ,,.. •• a lot men tblD 1-. If I laaw., •1.1 ,.:::.. Al* larlAI dll em d UM willne¥Wbawa• off."' -Bani• •t•lll•, a UDlvenlt;J ol MIMourt Ptofllltr wbo a. wortiat &o dn1I .. a •train of dala-ftlcla wW 111J ............. l WORLD Famine Toll in Uganda · lligb Despite Food Aid KAllPALA. Utand1 <AP> -Food ah ptnaMI hn ab~d have been barpb lftcl"MMCI tor a .ooo faml.M- •trlcU. Uibel peopl ln northl11t. Utuda1 but relief omclals aay bun- ' dredl or t.Mm IUU dJo every day or l• atanadon and dbeue. ' ''The death nte u\ K.ramoja has detlaltely not 1l1ckened," Mellisa Wells, A.mertcan bead of the \Jnltl.-d NaUou Development Proeram In '' Uaaada a.kl In a lnterview .. Juat i by addina U-. ll1ures from each l· cbvrcb mlatloo 1tat1on, we know that (\. al leaat 100 are being buned ea<'h day. "THEa.-:·s NO TELLING bow · many people die in the bulb, who never make at to a food distribution point.." ReUet workers estimate the daily •· death rate at 200 among the tribal p eo ple -the Karamo1on g , • •· n om adic cattle· " h erders. Arter three yea r s or dro ug ht and a -.. year of dominance ~ by robber gangs -~ following the over- c, throw of dictator ,, I d i A m i n l as l year, the tribe is • de sc r i b ed b y AM111 ., sociologists and n others as being in grave trouble. ·• Few believe the Karamojong face •. e xtinction, but the famine has been ., going on for months. At 200 deaths a ' day. one month would mean 6,000 .t deaths -1.5 percent or the tribal populatjon. ..) ., THAT IS A DEATH rate 10 times the normal in Uganda. The result, sociologists say, could " be long-term disruption of the tribal society and dependence on foreign a id lasting for many years. ~ Recent newspaper and television tl reports about the tribe have helped 1 produce an outpouring of aid from 1 Europe and elsewhere. Mrs. Wells \ said food deliveries to Karamoja ex. • ceeded 1,200 tons tttis month, coming close to the 1,500 tons considered necessary lo prevent widespread ' starvation. . In contrast, only 600 tons of food re· · ached the Karamojong in the first · four months of this year , about a · tenth of the minimum needed for the period, Mrs. Wells said. ' .1 IN THE PAST t wo weeks. the "' Netherlands and Norway donated .• funds to buy 100 tons or dried flab in . Kenya . •• . \ • . r D ., JI .... .. The EW'opean Common Market made available '700.000 to ttamport b1 air 2,500 ton.a of malH com and other aratna from Elhlopla. Each ntaht would mov4' 30 tons at a ce»l of *2~.000. "The alrUR hi • atop·e•P meuure for the next two week• to meet the Immediate need unut more food t'omcs an by road and sea," aald JohaMN ter Haar, aclang herad ottbe European Common Market office In Kum pa.la THE GRAIN IS to be landed oo the runway o( a flying school in Soroti, on the southern edge of Karamoja, for two reasons. Flrst. delivering the food to Karamoja instead of to an airport near Kampala. the capital, reduces the chances of its being s tolen and diverted to Uganda 's black market Second. there aren't enough trucks to carry the grain from Kampala to the northeast. Aid officials say only 20 trucks are available for the ~-mile emergency food run to Karamoja from Kam- pala's airport at Entebbe. The trucks travel in convoys with soldiers in the passenger seats to ward ore attacks from the catlle·ruslling gangs that control Karamoja. The fl ow of aid has also been s lowed by fraction between foreign donors and distribution agencies. and ganda's new milita ry government. The military accused donors last week of refusing to cooperate with a national Ugandan relief committee and or withholding from the govern- m ent information on how they are dastributing aid. Agency Pushes Asbestos Probe WASHINGTON <A P) -The federal government Is for cing about 1.200 companies to report how they use asbestos -a potential cancer· causing material -in a variety of products such as ovens, toasters and refrigerators . But not only does the Consumer Product Safety Commission want to know about asbestos use, it also is demanding information on prices, promotional materials and distribu· lion channels for products that con· tain asbestos. The commission said the informs· tion is needed to determine the economic Impact or any regulation it may issue . KHO CoMPAREYOUR (Fill in your mterest rou hert. J 'iulltT Thnft Ac-niunt~ l":trn "'4'J annu.\I rntm"it I.I!. m Y1t·ld) on $1.(ltlarm•4•' •'• .tn1•tLtl 11tl•T1'-I (I l~r, )1l'icJlonactY11.1nl., op~ 10o1th ~ httlt' c.. ~· 1'\ai or v.tthdraw any amount. .. no prnalty We know the person through a Commercial Credit answer before you write ffice. There arc no passbOOks or it in. The 8Yl% you can cam in ertific~tes to get ks or stolen. a Super Thrift Account of $1.(XX) or If you'd like to see your money more is probably S<Yc; h1~er than your begin earning what it's really worllz. .. regular bank passbook rat<..'. And Super send thi!-. coupon with your check or mon- Thrift Accounts ope nff.l with a mini· {'Y order. or bring it into a Commercial mum of $:3<XJ earn 7r; ... approximately Cree.ht office. For more information. use 25cf higherthancom·r ntional bank pa!-..-.,. tht coupon orcall us. book interest. A\'ailable to California residents only. In this inflationary economy you ,--------------, wantyourmoneytoeamwhat 1t'~rrally I 23t I ' \ ·-I I ''Iv l'Y'lr• rn fmruonn on~ Thnf1 Accoun~ UXJrllz.Butyoumaywonder "\\nat·~ I , ....... '1od .-m......,°'"°"'1or ~ 10 I the catch?'' Quite simply. thrre is non<:. ·, "":· · Thnfl Ac•l'lUnl 1f"1l>mmnnum> I • ~ Jn<!mtli..tl O jr11T11 T1~1n.. y I Super Thrift Accounts pay the high ''1J"" o Cn?nt.-.n rates you nonnallyassoc.iatewith thrift I I certificateswithout tyingupyourmon-I ._ ....... , I ey. You can withdraw your fu ndc; in any I & I amount without a penalty. Your money earns full interest from day in to day I I out. compounded quarterly, just like a I · ... ,,, · .. ::1 = I ~~ :~~~unt is worry-free. ,1 COMMER.CIAL CR.EDIT •' It's handled convenient I y by mai I... or in C~Ml~AL CR.EDIT PLAN 1~no L-------------.J Anaheim. 650 S. Brookhurst St. 9~>i. (11 1) 771.fil.+O • Corona. 5()..t F:.a..-.t ~1xth '.:lt. 9 lm. (213) 734-3132 Costa Meea, 370 f.ast 17th St. ':12S27. (711) 0.\:-)-t'<l(.0 • Huntington Beach. 11~1-;;-, W&:n West. St. 926.l7. (714) 847-mt Mission Viejo, 24395 Alicia Parkway 92n7:i. tll~) 77~a>51 • Sant.a Ana, ~East 17th Street 92701, (714) 547-5871 HERE. A SAMPLING OF SELECTIONS STOREWIOE. MANY ITEMS 1/3 TO 1/2 OFF DURING BW 'S VERY SPECIAL SALE EVENT. -r (I• ,. '(I ·" SPECIAL HOURS: SHOP LATE TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. AT BW NEWPORT BEACH COTION TERRY TOPS . POPLIN PANTS SAVE 1/3 Short sleeve tops by a f avorne maker. solids or stripes. S·XL. orig. $22.50-$25. $14.90-$15.90. Cotton/ polyester pants in creme. khaki. burlap, butterscotch or light blue. 30·38. orig. $32. $20.90. Representative selection in Men's Sportswear SIGNATURE TERRY TOP AND MATCHING JEAN S SAVE 1/3 Polyester I cotton. Terry V·neck. shOWn. or polo shirt in white, yellow. red, green or blue. S·M·L. orig. $22. $13.90. Chmo jeans to match. 6· 16. orig. $26. $15.90. Representative selection In Playdeck BRIGHT TERRY :BEACH ROMPER SAVE 1 /3 $11 .90. ong $18 For fun in the sun Sky blue. cherry pink. emerakl green or purple polyester terry. Wlltl mutt>COlor ribbon tnm. S·M·L. Representative selection in BW Now! SU llOC~S WH5U I~ [ SboP Mr 4111 trim 10 to I 11 IW N.._ Bllctl SOFT VELOUR WRAP ROBE SAVE 1/3 $45.90 orig. $70. Classic kimono styling In polyestef I CO(ton vetour . assorted col«s, P·S·M·L Representative selection 1n Robes • QUEENIE ... --- "Why isn't there anything on my •while you were out• pad, m.ay I ask!" Dropout Rate Bad SACRAMENTO <AP> -The California As· sembly's Office or Research says the race factor as only slight in the school dropout r ates or Hispanic. black and white youngsters. But add them all together, and California has a dropout rate about three limes worse than the nationaJ average, says the "discussion paper" that has been circulating in several school districts. ._.Netleefl De.c•N•t~ COttTl!l 0.l•v•ll, WKCOftslft P.U.O -·· Ill AGAPllO 0 $ALVA.DOA COAT El. L-8'P4Kll, CA. on J-,., ltlO H• is -$6, ..S-t of CMlte< Vw9ln•• M . P .. S<t<t -#IV on JUIW 1', "'°· H• Is Fontme11 of CO&lto. 1 Sllt•n 8-11• J ....... ., C«1••, Fidel cone1 Ah<• Fr~ ol s..n o-. C• .,,., •nd All..,._. Co<W1 .... of Cos•• ·~ Svec OI Aacu ... WIKOMlll, -• Nie~. CA. He " •ts.e \llNl""9 l>v ~ .,,t.,·111 •-ECINI Klewn of COll<I qr_lll_ VtsotaUon will be Nl<I Meu. C• •nd • Qr•nd<lllldren. on T-y. July I, "'° from 12 00 Servo<H -lnte,,,...,.t In O.tav..,, nOOfl to SPM .t B•ltz &ef~ron Smllll Whco11.in P ierce 8rollle" Bell & Tutftoll ~. #11 E 11111 St , Br-'*•Y---YIO<<tldore<loo Cos•• -..., c. Gr"_,_ ..... oen ••UGMl!IUt wollbelWIOonW-•Y July1,1. IVIE V. ICAUGMEIEA, rt•sident of •• 'I OOAM ., HM1>of' .._. __ ,,_, •• Cost• ~ "" P•HeU•YIV.0 IM dlre<t..., ol S.ltz ~ron Sm1tll l>v 1 '°" CN<t.• ol ~ e.ac:11. & Tulll1lt WntcltH C .... pet Mo<'1U41r y C• •nor L•wn EDNA PEARL GILLIS.·~ 12 reS•· Mernorl•I P•r~ wolll R•v Brvce A .,.._t of H...,llnqron -"· C• . .,11<• ICurrl" otft<l•hnq Pt~rce Brotllen "'' p~ ·-·on S..turo.ty, J -e.11 er-..,,,..,,,,..,. director~ ,. 1'190 .... 0rov1U• C• Mr' G1fl1\ *•\ MIUa• IM w-ol J-J (;1111> •nd "'"' • RUTH BELl MILLER. rn.-1 01 31> •Ur """Pk> ....... of 11\e !. A Bow"" l•kewood. C• IOr 11 n•r> P41\\ed 011 Co,.._,., Mr Gillis l>'l•\ed •w•v ...... Oii J...,. 11, 19'0 Sunl..O l>v 1 on _,,.Y 1' 1'70 Mrs Gill!\ w•• • SOftS Neol S Mllt.r of L-!Hae: l'I, C• membtr of Ille Hunto1191on Be•<l'I •no Oon<tld W Mllt.r •ISO OI LCl'>Q Ser"or , ...... ~. IN HllllhllQIOll &e<t<" Be.ch. c. . 1 d<tuQMtr~ °"'''Se•" of RtDe••" L.0090 1r... C.renomollwr'S Lonq Be..:11, C. ...o Joy«• Rus~ll of Club, Blue St•r Mo!Nr\ •n•O., C., 1 ll"•no<h1ldr"" ...., • the PHI c"8orm•n of ~ Hllfttlnoton qrul-qr-llOO<en Servl<o woll be Bt..:11 '"'"'., OI t,,. A,,,.,,,.,., R.., "''0 on Mono••· Junt JO, '"° •I Cro•• 8"10vf'd mor .... ol J-J 10 OOA M •• ,,,, H•rbo r l ••n G1ll1\ ot North Ho41ywood C• Oan C Mrmo rt•• ('1•Prt fnt@r mf"f"'lt •t GHii\, • tf'«:M'f tit CorCHM 0.1 M•r Ht1t b Or l llwn Mtmort•I Pttrll. H1QI'\ S< ~ anc1 '*•°"a r•\•c>ent ot Hun· Sforv•tfl\ ........,.., tnt-dirt'< t.on o4 H•rbOr t119IOll 8N<ll, C•. T PalrKk (;olll> Of L•wn Mount Oii~ Mor1uMy ot (OSI• f'.O.r•I Way, W•>ZOlllQIOll ••so -Mesa ~u~ Y1'""9 .,.. 10 9r•nckllolOrt11 •no 1 MAaGOLIS QIHl~r-ldt' ..... ISOll><Oltw:r•no S AM MAAGOllS. rt>odtnt ol 1 \l\ter. Fr-""'Y ull •' Pltrct 0••119•. C., P••\ed ,..,.,.,on June 21, Brother'\ Sm1tf\\' Mortu•r'f trom 1'90 He> w~ • m~r fOf' \0 voe•r\ S OOPM to 9 OOPM on-·· J -JO. for tilt Oon'Mnoon 8otthnq Won\ Ht " 19'0 aftd trom 17 00 noon to • OOPM Of"I .. urv1v .. d by hot\ •1fe Soof'Me M.erOOtt\ T "''d•y •"Cl Wtdnnd•Y FuMr•I ot Or•nqt. C• , • d•"9111er He~n o,ervo<ts woll IM' conductl'd on Tl'lurl.-S<llw•r1z ol \lltl• PAr1o, C•. • "°" ddY, July 3, "10 at 2 OOPM •I tilt Barry ~rOOll> of W1Konsm, •lw • LOt>lde CN~I toc•tl'd wllll1n lllP d•uqtller Z•to. "°"""'"'"' of Rt"'°•· qr04lftds of tht W"'''"'"''~' Mor~1..tl Ca al'M:I I 9fM"tCkt'u'd""" C'•W'\K>ft P•rll. l nl tJ rtnf'n f w 111 l'>f' •• '°'rv1tP\••fl bP,...tdOl"ITurM4•t Juty Wtt,tml"""pr Bf'mon 111 P•r) Ptf'Hf' I 1~ •t 7 OOP7 al fN> t1arb0' l _.wn. Brot~rs Yn•t"\' Mof'•u1;1ry atr"c1or\ Mount OUw ~wtf P•"" ~rv1<.f'\ Sllt-"3'9 uf\Of'r t~ d1rf"(.f1on ot H•rtx>r l ••ri H£AVYSID£ Moun! ()11,_. MonHry ol (0$1• ,,,..W JESSIE HEAVY!>IOE •H>Mnt ot C• ~00.U>O L~u..., 8'>«11 '" Pa•""' ...... on SWANSOl'I Ju~)l,l'llO !>llrv•vedl>v .... rllu\l>dnd ELVER" JOSEPt<INE !>WAN~N. Woltrid W . 04"'llller Donn.i Huv1\1de re\tQenl of ..__ Holl•. C... for ~ Slurtev. •on Jonn A Ht•vv>ldt, J ,....,. P~wo .... ,on J-11, '"° 9'•"d<h•tdrf'"· Juh•. J~nrutt,. •nd ~urv•v•d t>1 ~ COU\1n\ Norm•" L Joi... PNI S.Nl<t\ will ~ lltld on Swanson of LonQ Bt<t<ll C., SUn~y W.0,.,..,•v. J uly'· ,.., ., 'I OOAM ., E s ... ....,.. al Lonq Bffcll, C• - tM Pac;lloc Vt-Ctwe»I lntermenl al Oorwy l Sw...-. of L.onq Bt«". Pa<tto< v-Ml>mor•"' P•rk. P..:•t•< Ca Stw:rl• !>wanson ol Ch•<-. 11 Vktw Mortu.M'y Otr-f"<tOf\ I 1not\ •tJd Sylvi• Sw•ris.on •1\0 of ILCKEN Cll•C-11111\oo>. S.rYo<ttw•re held •l WYNANDA SUNNY ILCKEN ..... bor L•wn Memorial '"•P•I 1>8~\e-»~ w•• • tH>denl of Coll~ St•l•On, 1 .. •\tor 1 .,..,\ Srw-wen. fOfm.t"ly a'"'' Of'f'll of RtWf\.t~ C• snt '" \Untl'tlf'd P UBLIC NOTICE b• .,., """°"""· E_.,o H 110 .... of --==-==...,...,,~.,---=-Coll~ St1tlton, Tun. • oauqt>tef\, HOTICETOCOMTa"CTe>ttr-' C,,..rlolte v ... !>tMni..r~ ano Sy1... CAI.UNG f'Oa atDS Herman, boCll of B•U Ca E111u Scr-IOIW't<t OCEANVIEW Sl•••rr Of 0n1 .. 10, Cot •no R•I• Bod o..o11 .... 1 OOo ctoo pm of U.. ~hOftt of LA• V"9~. Nev.cl• •nd . ""d•Yol Ju4• .• .., -· EOw¥d A 110 .... of LO\ AllQC!le\, Plac:eofBICIAocelP' 8U\oM UOfflce, c. .. Fr-••n ll<krn of Chic-. II· Ocean View ScllOOI Dt>tnct, i...a B h-• Pflollp 110..., of (oll('qe !>t•toon Strttt. HufttlftQlon8e.cll,C.llforno• TP•; -Ai<,,...d llOtft of,,_ Unot' Pro1e<tloentitoc.t-N•,,,. ed Sl<M~ Air Force. •• qr-lllldrtft 111 R.,._ -r~ •NlftO" ~?-•.,,.,I ••>t•• S.nlte> par•11nq~ •ill be....., on Moncl•y, June le),'"° 111 R_..,.lnQofll•r .. ucllOof• •• l .OOPM at the H•rbot ~w11 OuanV....,5'1-IOliirtel ,,,..._,i<lla-1 "'''"Or Pt11lllcl Mur· """'1"91D118M<lt.c.lttom<o ,.., oflkl•hng Servl<H ullder 111e Pl.Ce Pl-.,. on Ille. ~ V- dlntc:l•on oi HMbDf Uwn-Mount Oii•• Sc-Olttrt<t. a-...... Offke, 1..-e _..,.,.of CO>"',,,....,. Street, H\lnt11191on 8e<l(fl, c.fltomla KLEVEN ftM 7 SVEN 0 !CLEVEN, rulOe11t ol NOTICEISHEREflYGIVENtNtti. abo•e......O Sc.-Ohtrlcl of Or- Cou11 ty, C.litorno•, ac:t•llQ 1>1 •llCI ,_Cl.OftBS ml.UOADWA'f MOITUilY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa &42·9150 IAl.Tl -c;.a()M SMITH & nmeu. WISTCLWCH.APIL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4888 ,_CllM>nBS SMn'HS' MOITUil'f UT Main SI. Hunt~::ach ,_FAMeLY COU>MIAL N V•L NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 tllrouoll oh Go•ernln9 Board, llere1,,.11~. referrf'd 10 .s "Ol>trkt.'' w11t re<elve 141to.butllOI1a1.-t,.... ,,,. •-• >l<lled """'· _1.., blch tor !fie _.,..of • ,_,., -ti. --ja<t. 8 Im sNlt ba rec.elveO "' !fie place """'"'"' ........ -11\all be~ -Pllbll<ly ,_ ......, • "" -t.C•ted timeMdp!Ke. fllchllt.otlne may baeWt-at Olttrlct'IOll(loll. Eacll Diel ''""' COMH'l'I' •"Cl be rMf•o11s1.-.1ott..QMfllractooc-.U. E.cl'I bldlllolll be ec~ by 1M H<urlly.....,.rwtolnti.c-ectcloc.,. ...... 1' -b'( tN lltC °' ..,.....,_ .... <ontrac:lorl. Tr>e DISTRICT -Ille r'l9fll '9 reje<t ltllYotall bldlortow•IWMJY 1,.. rt<)Ul.,ltles c..-lftlonftlllltlft 111..,y lllOI or • n ll'oe blodiflO. The Ols.trlc1 Mi ........ ·-"" Dlre<tor of llle Oepe(tft'Wllt of In· Clu>troel Relations the 9'Mf'el .,,.,,.11- 1119 r •I• of .,., Cllem w..,.e lnlhe !oqtlty l11Wllkll""1-"llto .. 1»1f0i11 ... 1or ea<ll<r•tlor'-ot_,.....,._...to ue<:ul• tN~ract. A <OC>Y of IN Pf'9Vefl'"9retn llCMI flle II the District Admfftl1tr .. 10n0fflu for Contt•ctor•,........tflCI~..._ 11.,._llbt,....a•t-IMCM- lr•ctor lo Wflofn ttle cotttr•ct II .... roec1. - -.. ., .._,._.. -r Nm. to pey net .... tN11 tM N6d SPIC Ill ad r•t•I to •II -l!fftell ·~"'--"'tM•.aitiM•• <ontrKt. Mo Ill~....,....,..,.. ........ .., • .-rlod of for1't flw (4)...,. ... ., • d.ttewt rort11e........,11Wt. ,,,.,..,_ ................... -. bondwllltle,_....,,.., .. ....,... of .,. <CMltf9Ct. Tiiie ...,_.. ... ..... w In tM tlffft 11t .......... c.anct Ilk""**' 810SICIHUTV ..... Wliltellll0ec• com...-.., • .,.....,~, ctM<-. ,_.-.......... er • ,.,,......., ...... ....,_ .... . Ot$TIUCT __.., .. ~ .. Wllld,.. .. eAI I deft---_.,.=·---... .._... ··-·---........ ____...... ...... .. ....-.... ~ ....... . kllle .. Cllllrtetlfll ......... 111111 Ill ICIMifol,..,.., ........ ...,_. ..... ..._.. ....... ....,... .... ... ...... _.... ......... -.r ... "°""' .... _.. .... C-*eet ..... ~ .... ~ ...... .. ..,...... .... 0t1Ti.1CT ...... -~ .......... c::.Mtlldlt ....... , .... ~-,,..1 .. 111 .. .,. ~.-.......... sc.-.....-.. ..... ~--., ............. Oeftl No Raak, No .Priftleges -Locked Out of Their BtlthroomJJ WASRl.NO'tON CAP> -Rank haa ill prlvlle1e1. H som e bureaucrats who bad the prtvileftl but Jacked tM rank have cllacovered. Tbe 1overn· mtnt baa locked t..bem out of thelr bathroom.a. Several years ago, when top- level pretldential appotntees of the old Department of Health, Educatloo and Welfare moved to a new building, civil servants who took over the old offices began using the bathrooms that went with them. UNm. I.AST WEEK. that is, when the General Ser vices Ad· ministration. the a~ency that runs government buildings. took the bathrooms away Walson Gale, who manages five buildings ror the GSA. sent a lock.solith to 34 offi ces tn what is now the Department of Health and Human Services. s plit this year from HEW. Tbe bath.rooms were cleaned one last time. then the locksmith changed the locks on 33 of lbe bathrooms . He ls atUJ trying to get lnto the 34tb, whose tenant. ts resiltJ.oc. Yet. to be chan&ed are locb oo 11 more bat.broom.a. .. TREY WEaE VERY upset," Gale s aid or the bureaucrats whose bathrooms were seaJed. "But I've only got 68 people to clean a building in which 2,200 people work. A toilet has to be cleaned every day. We're not geared to give executive servtce to these people." And. he said. there are at least eight public restrooms on each noor. Gale was backed by his boss. Ted Lei.nnin~er. the deputy re- gional commissioner for publ.tc buildlDg services at GSA . "THE FEDERAL Property Management Regulation!> say very clearly who's 1::ntttled to a bathroom and who isn't." says Leinninger -who isn't "For example." he said. "a Level 1 off1c1al <CabtntH secretary. making $69 ,6301 gets 7:1() 1quare reet of office apace •• SOO·scauare-root con.ferene room and a U.equare·Coot bathroom contalnlo& toUet. sink, vanity and shower. .. A Le ve l S person (ad- ministrator. deputy or uaodate administrator. general counsel or commiss ioner, makin g SS0,112.50) gets 400 square feet of office space, oo con!ereoce room and a toilet and sink in 25 square feet." "Supergrades <the career peo- ple who inhertted. then lost. the bathrooms, making from $47 ,889 to SS0.112) are not enllUed to bathrooms. The regulations are \'ery clear." Oil Price Up KUWAJT CAP) -Kuwa it wiU ratSe the price of its crude oil by S2 a barrel to $31.50 effective Tuesday, oil ministry sources reported. lie I teAlllOO ....,.,_ ...... fl ~c 1t1'f7 __ ,_ ......... _Ooot tcotl....,. "'-'-·-"'••• co.Ta..M1·12'9 -........... .......... 0401 . -0......~ ........ ....., ....... _,,, Free Ttekets: "The Empire Strikes Back" Theater tlci(et Of sovvenier photo w11h stars of movl9 Just reo111ter for Summer School on-the-Mall at Huntington Center ! main court) Grackts K thru·12 Tuition· S11 to S15 oar course. j OBfTUAAIES •1899 ~ ~ ept,8'h Ireland France Switzerland Italy Vatkan Sllellflo" •uft~•tly l 1menclo Kollarney Kerry Corio Blar"-. W•te,.,ord Oub11" ... ..,,..,.. G•warftte Aottte lwcer;"• (,,..,....,,.. Zv..-•c" PAPAL AUDIENCE flt•• ,,,., ueo 1t to ••"" '" ,,.,, CCWOOlt todo~ l w ,.,turl\ "'011 •Ow ••ft '•'•i•e o loo ooc.llled lotO•• w tit•C"-l•H• 'l'OV w to.Qf YOU (0" f'•Pf'tf • .,.,. MO""f'IU of Of" ., .... , .. ttottle r----·••Pt:,1e11cir.·--1-• I=-~~~-· fr,°1 , ... ·--~ 111~, l~.~c. I Ip ............. , .... , ,...., ••• ·•·O•• I l"'q-• I I Adod••n I I , ,, I --------------------------------------------------------------·"-------------~ ere • In one Home Fcdcral's SJ0.000 minimum 26-week T·Certifkate earns intcr~t wlth hare · like SJX.'t.-d ... while our 30·month. no minimum, Money Market Certificate t'ams al a stc<idy p.acc. \\'hic~"Cf you put your money on. you can be sun.: of bcin~ far ;ihl'ad ;it the finish linl'. \\'c i.;?uarantcc 1l. Now. bi@er rates than U.S. T°"reasury Bills. Earns 1/4% more than any bank! 26-week 30-month T ·Certificate Money Market Certificate Effective June 26 through July :.?. Efkct1ve June 26 through July 9. 9.50'ro 10.11% Current Annual Rate Effective Annual Yield• Current Annual Rate Effective Annual Yield• Wprln<ipa/ and lnli!resl u,oerr to ivmaln °" depogl foronr yrorat thL• rot.-l 7.-ld /) unnwllMJ for comparl.son purpo6U and Is subl«t In chanlJI' at nm<'tL'tll H,.'fcJ I~ comput1..'d on" 365130<>-da11 bas.i&. Ft.YlmJ/ regt1/allor1.• prohihtl com{X1Undmv ul •ffprlndpa/cJnd int.•n'!-1 U\'1\' tro n·mt.1m rm 11.'pos/t lixofk' ~'Oral this rat~. /n/,'1'\'~f is compwnd .. 'rl dtl/l11"nJ <YJmput.111 un c1 ."f6.i/36<klaµ basis. Int~ ls ""m.:d <111 "'wu11t., u1th Nlt.1n•l!" ul $10t.1nd up. lntmst on J82-da11 T-Otrtlficatl.!5. f tidenl re.e,ibUons ~ ~ Interest forfeitires for car Iv "-llhdrav.'31 ol Lenn ~t.s. ~Interest forie1turc ""s hem ammd<'CI to a kis..~ ol 90 da)'S flenn d l )'GI' or ies&)or 180 ~ (tmn al more t.lwll 1 >'eMl wnpl interest oo amounts wl~TI prtor lo m;aturily ~less o( the lc'!lgth oC ti~ hn1s ~ on ~t. All offices will be open til 5:30 PM Thursday, July 3rd and closed Saturday, July 5th. ........ I iESC,JC :,......,,.._ __ .,.._. ct •• Now $4 Billion in a.et.&! HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS of San Diego Hunttnaton Be.ch Office: 2111 MMt ..,... • 531-4511 Bolsa-OOlden West Ottiee: 15091GotdenWiitStreet·898-0934 Laguna Hiiis Office; 2'300 PMeO de Valenda • 770.7171 1.1QUn1 NIQUGI Ofl'let. 30131 Town Center Ortve. Su11e 1•5 • •95-2880 lrvlnt Office: 4543 Campus Drive · 752-6161 San Juan Capistreno Office. 31972 Camino Capcstrano • 4~1 Sin• Ana ~: 17th 9nd Main S1reet • 835-4336 Seal Bllch Office; 1350 Pactfle CoeSl Hwy.· (71 4) 898-3481 (213) 596-5576 HotM Feder.I ~and Loan Associotlon of San Diego ,........ or.. c..t Delt, ...... .,.. ..... ,.. ....... '-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...J • l I t :1 ·' • ] .. I •• ' . :, I .• ;. . I ~I :1 •• . , ~ ~1 :1 • OAANOE COUNTY ... .... . o.IY "" .... "9Mlt UFIGUARD CMRll PAPA.J STANDS LONE VIGIL Capletr•no Beach hrk Win FHI Up Soon ... .. -. ~ . . • ... ! ditiooal 4.S acres lo the aout.b from the former owners. But wbeo the state abandoned its purchase plans, the county still sought to acquire than 4.5 acre parcel. THAT PROMPTED the owners to file an inverse con- demnation action, accuaina the county of using land use restric- tions lo prevent developmenl In late ms, the owners lost the propert~gh foreclosure to Unlled omla Bank, and the a ale was made lo the county. The contract for cooatructloo of the beach park was awarded to 0 . A. MacDonald Construc- tion Co., Inc., of Montrose for $554,000 Save on the Pkaser camera by Kodak Sug- gested list price on com- parable camera is $32.95~ . ... . ... BUT COUNTY officiala said the cootractor waa given an in· cenlive clause that would see $1,000 a day go to the firm for each day the project is complet- ed ahead of schedule. The spokesman said lt ap- pears the work will be done about a month ahead of time. County officials have set a ten· tatlve date or July 12 for grand opening cere monies at the beach, just off Beach Road. 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Second-seeded Tracy Austin ousted fellow American TftTY Holladay 1-2 • 6-3, while Chris Evert Uoyd downed JoAlme Rmaell 1-3. 1-2. Tumbull meets Goolagone in tbe quarterfinals with Stevens playine Au.tin. In men's play, Bjorn Bore faces Hungarian tennia star 8a1aa Taroesy today in a bid lo aet an all·time Wimbledon record -32 comecutlve mat.ch victories. ...,....., ••. dw No. 1 aeecl, in a ol the ftna1 aet and then held on to take t 1-llinw Md 6aUaut.e ClutlJer. tbe mal.ch. THE K-YEA.a-OLD SWEDE bepn I The lanky. UDleeded Sbri ver. from his nm when be woo t.be rust ol bis four Abo tbroUgh to tbe last eight were· No. 4 seed Evonne Goolagong of Australia. Wendy Turnbull and Greet. Stevens, f WAD& BBCUlt: TIU b1tbest aeed Lutherville, Md .. was involved in a straight Wimbledon Titles in 1176. He , .to IO out at t.bls year's ebampiooablp. number of bltt.er disputes with her oppo-STf;YENS. OF South Africa, playine bas &een winniog at Wimbledon ever Jaeser, 9eeded 14th, now plays two-time nent during t.be matcb and at one stage with her left knee lo a heavy brace. up-since. \champion Chris Evert Lloyd. asked that the tournament referee be set No. 8 seed Dianne From.bolt& of When be defeated Rod Frawley or In aoolher fourth-round thriller. called. Australia 6-2, 6-2. Goolagong, the 1971 Australia Saturday to reach the last 16, 1 veteran Billie Jean Kina aaved a King now meets her friend and champion. oven:ame an early set.back Borg equaled the record ol 31 victories 1aeeoed-Jllll match poi.nt and then stapd doubles partner, Martina Navratilova, to oust 18-year·old Czech Hana set by Rod Laver in 1970. a aaperb recovery to down 11-year-old lo the quarterfinals. Mandliltova 6-7, 6·3, 6-1, while sixth· The secood week or the touma.ment 1 Pam Shriver ~7. 7-4S. lo-8. seeded Turnbull downed American Lele began with a backlog ol 70 matches, Kine, 36, winner of a record 20 D E FF. N DI N G C ff A M PI 0 N Forood 6-0. 6-2. following days of rain. :......;:...:.....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....;;....,;__;,..;__~..;__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--=~~~~~~~~~~~ WIDd Halts Record Try By Scott EUGENE, Ore. <AP> -Dura· ble Steve Scott, formerly of UC Irvine, ran the fastest men's 1,500 meter race in the world <this year and often-injured Mary tDecker took the women's 1.500 on the final day or the U.S. 'Olympic Track and Field Trials Sunday. Loma Griffin of Huntington Beach and America's top jtr;oman discus thrower, won her Apecialty with a toss of 197-6. She Is the American record holder in e event. SCOTT, FOLLOWING HIS pre-race plan to perfection, was imed in 3 minutes, JS.IS seconds. · · 1 had a race plan to go out fast," said Scott. "We <Scott and Coach Leo Miller) wanted to go af"r t.be American record, but , on the last lap the wind really •Jot a bold of me and stood me f p." Scott was given a big boost by 1 crowd of 19.352, a record for i he University of Oregon's l r¥'h~arta:e~~ enjoy distance races more than any other events, watched the rugged Scott shoot into the lead shortly \ after the first lap then bold off national champion Steve Lacy who dogged him all the way. Don Paige, winner of the Trial's 800 Monday night and considered the lop contender against Scott in the 1,500, never ! was a fact.or. Paige was in last '~ace in the field of 12 after the • irst lap and eventually dropped ut after three laps. Afterward, aige said be had a sore left chilles tendon. l WHILE ICING THE iitjured :ankle aft.er the raC!e, Paige said: "I didn't want to take a chance of aggravating the injury further. It's not really a stram but if I had kept going it might have hurt more. It shouldn't k eep me out really long." ln the women's 1,500, Decker. ~ho set the world mile record ~arliel' this year, led all the way. Only Julie Brown. runnerup in the 800 earlier in the Trials, kept ck>se to her. The two spreadeagled the field about hallway through the race. Then on the final lap, wltb about 200 meters left, Decker pulled away from Brown and sped aeross the finish line in 4:04.91. Brown was seeoad oo 4:'11.13. However, the biggest ovation of j.be clay went to Leann Warren, tbe University of Oregon ,treshman, who ouUticked veteran Francie Larrieu in the closing strides and took third place iD 4:15.16. Warren bad gotten into the finals on a late decision. In the aemifinab. she bad fallen 'o•""r another r unner on the • ~ and did not fin.i.lb the : rece. lleet ofDda1s t.bm dedded 1sbe bad not~ a fair chance in ' Ute nee ad reinstated her into the finala. ANGEL CATCHER TOM DONOHUE TAGS OUT MlLWAUKEE'S CEC1L COOPER AS UMPIRE AL CLARK ANO A TEAMMATE WATCH· Battered Angels Chicago • m Pitchi~ Proble1ns Continue to Haunt Fregosi ByDAVECUNNINGBAM Of -Di>llY 1"1194 S4att It was a beaten and battered Angel club which flew into Chicago to open a seven- day road trip today. "Chris Knapp lS starting. but that's ac; far as I know. I don't have any idea who s going to pitch Wednesday, because I don't even have a starter for Tuesday." said Manager Jim Fregosi. Dave Lemanczyk, originally scheduled to start W~esday. w as needed in relief during Sunday's 5-2 loss to Milwaukee. He pitched ~ inn.iogs on a bot and muggy af. ternoon. FRANK TANANA WAS PENCILED JN for Tuesday, but bas developed a bruise on his pitching band. the result of throwme too many curve balls. Dave Frost didn't even ma.lte the fiigbt. He stayed behind for therapy on muscle spasms in his lower back. Add the name or Bruce Kisoo (ulnar muscle problems> and you have a very crippled pitching staff. Those who are healthy have been unable to pick up the slack, and the Angels dropped five of six games on tbe bomestand. .. Tbe pitching bas been terrible," Fregosi admitted. "Except for Tanana his last three times, we have not had a pitcher get into the late innings. That means I have to pt my bullpen up, or pitch them when they're tired and sore." FOLLOWING SUNDAY'S LOSS, Anaheim Stadium was used for a col- legiate all-star game between the USA and ,.,. HE CAWT WATCH -Manager Jim Fregosi hides his eyes as things con- tinue to go bad for the Angels. Japan. Start.log for the USA was tbe Angela' No. 1 draft choice. 80Ulbpaw Den· Dis Ramussen of Crei&hton. While Freeoai's team .packed for its fiigbt to Chicago, the ma.naaer decided to stroll down the tunnel and watch RumDUm won. "If he's good. I may lake him with me," FregOSJ S&d, presumably m Jest. for a team with 13 pitchers (most clubs carTy nine>. the Angels have demoostral· ed a remarkable lack of pitching talent. Starters have combined for a 16-34 record and a horrendous 4.89 ERA. MILWAUKEE BOCKED 'l1IE Sl'AFF for 33 bits in the three-game series, but it shouJd be pointed out that the Brewers lead the lea,ue with a .281 a.erage. Mm Brouhard, sold from the Angels' Salt Lake City club last winter, came back to haunt his former employers wtth a dou· ble. single and RBI. He says be was never disappointed by the deal which sent him to MiJwaukee. "The Angels had done a lot for me. but I was excited because 1 lmew I was going to get a chance to play major league baseball," Brouhard says. "At that point. I didn't care who it was with." Born in Burbank and raised in Woodland Hilla, Brouhard had his parents iD the stadlum ror all three games. "'•Y llO• BAD never seen me play. Thia was the flJ"St time," Brouhard says. "It was nice to get a few bits out here." Meanwhile, lbe atmosphere ls startlnC to get ugly in the Angel c?ubbouse. Some players are becoming reluctant to talk, and' others have imposed an outrlibt oetb of aUmce u far u the press is cc.cened.. Frepi WOG't talk to Herald-Examiner reporter Dick lliller, Rod Cuew ref.- (8ee ANGELS. Pate BS) I SQath's Seurer Faees North Toll1ght Moment SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Los Aneeles' Dodgers right-hander Burt Hooton kept lt from being a perfect day fOI' the San Fran· claco Giants but Wlllle McCovey made it all worlhwb.ile. Forty-two-year-0ld McCovey, beginning bis final week u an active player tonight against lbe Cincinnati Reds, came off the bench and belted a game- winning, two-out double in the bottom ol the nlntb to give the Giants a 4-3 victory in the first ' game of Sunday's double· header. . ~ llcCOVEY, WHO BAS a habit I of rising to the occasion before large borne crowds, was ac· , corded a long standing ovation , from the Sl.294 spectators and bad to be coaxed out of the clubhouse for an encore. Then Hooton fired a four-bit. 3.0 victory -his 10th straight over the Giants -as the Dodgers gained a split or the double-header. But the part.is.an fans still were buzzing over McCovey's dramatic heroics. A tiring Don Sutton was replaced by Bobby Castillo. 2-4, in the ninth inning with the score tied 3-3 in the opener. Reo.rue Stennett &ed off with a single and Castillo retired the next two bat· ters. McCOVEY THEN batted for winning pitcher Bob Knepper. 6-9, and sent a l·l pitch into the alley in right-center, sconng Stennett. ·'It was good to have a chance for a game·winniog hit -1t might be my last," McCovey said . "It was nice to get it before such a large crowd and it was especially satisfying to get it again.st the Dodgers considering how they've been band.ling us lately." "I wish McCovey had retired three days ago," said Dodgers· Manager Tom Lasorda. "I added Lou Brock to the All-star team when I was managing last year and I hope Pirates ' ' )lanager Chuck Tanner picks M cCoYey. He should go out as an All-star." K NEPPE&, S·I AT Can-' dlestict this season. allowed solo • homers to Davey Lopes and Ron • Cey and a run-scoring •ingle to ! Steve Garvey. The Giants t scored a pair of unearned runs in the third and tied it in the sixth oo Darrell Evans' single ' and lliJt May's double. Allen Ripley. 2·3, and Hoot.on. '1-3, were hooked in a scoreless duel until the sixth. Lopes walked, raced to third oo Rudy Law 's single and scored on Ripley's wild pitch. The Dodgers added two runs in the seventh. Derrell Thomas' single. Ripley's balk and Mike Scioscia's double started the scoring. Lopes' safety squeeze off reliever Tom Griffin made it 3--0. "We score more runs than they do when I'm pitching," said Hooton aft.er striking out five. walking oooe and retiring the last 10 batters. FELLOW RIGHT·BANDE& Sutton pitched eight strong in· Dings in the opener, allowing on· ly one earned run, but left the game with the score tied 3-3. "I went as far as I could go," said Sutton, who missed bis last tum with a groin pull. Suu.oo struck out six, passing Bob Feller and tying Warren Spahn for lltb place on the all-time strikeout list with 2,583. Earthquakes Rock Surf In San Jose SAN .JOSE <AP> -Midfielder Peter Lecberman scored~wo aoaJa to lead the San Joee f;artb. quakes to a ~1 victory over the California Surf Sunday in Nortb American Soccer actioL Lecben:Dan acored at 18: 34 wttb an Halat by Andries ..... -.... at •:34 wttb -..... by Slaft:o Lldaar; Su '°98 ..-. an early lieecl when UdDar' aeored at 4:tt wn an ueilt bf 11...U. Ste.. Dnld scored ~ J.alt 1oa1 ct .. -at •:as. w111a an Ullllfnlm Mike Cncnn• Tbe llllfa' aa1J ..,.. e .... Ill 5t:ot oa a 1oal bJ Laarte Abrabma oil an ... tat from .lolt•mSelw -· GeG1W1 Belt eompletect s.. ,.... ....... wtlaa • -1 • •=n o11•11111t rro. Udaar. Callllarme'• .,.aeeper Al• .,.. .......... after nn."· bat • t'ICl9K ...... b.la lOtb .. ~ ...,_ NASL ....... . Att.-..C. •• 15,Qi. l ' Ill DAI V Al.OT ris A C.pau .. A•"'1 f nun tM Wot1d of Spo,.a lougania iA Perfect, Captures Diving Finale ~remAPIM .. kMI AUSTIN. Teua -G~c Louaanla knows now what tt feels Uke to bowl 300 or aboot a S8 In 10U like Al Cietberaer did a few years •10. Louaanis accompliahed Sunday ni1ht an the U S. Olymp6c DiV1n1 Trialt what moat dlvera only dream about -a perfect dive. And it came on lbe mOlt dittlcult maneuver ln bia arsenaJ olf the 3-meter aprtncboard. Loulan.ls, who won the 1978 Olympic trials in the event but was sixth in the 3-meter at Montreal. unreeled a perfect reverse two and ooe- half somersault with pike that drew cheers from lhes tandlng-room-only crowd at the Texas Swimming Cente r and six 10s from the Judges One judge gave the 20-year-old Louganis a 9 5, but the lowest and the best soores are thrown away so he received a perfect 50 on a <Uve that had a three degree of difficult, which is as bard as it gets. U>UOAN1s "I was very surprised to get six 10s " said Louganis. "It was the same dive I missed yesterday.'t was surprised I could comeback and bit It like this." ,.--------.,._,~al llw Da11 -----.. ''No. but he does n 't have to have children and I do." -Middle distance runner MadellDe Muaha1 32 asked if she would compete as long as 43-year~ld 'discus thrower AJ Oerter. StllUOa B~ •ais Ka .... "1i11 Bob Stlnsoo's fi rst home run of the season. a • three·run shot in the second inning, sent Seattle rolling to a 7 2 win over Kansas City Sunday in American League baseball action ... Home runs by Jim Spencer. Joe Lefebvn and Brian Doyle helped Boa Guidry earn has eighth patching victory as the New York Yankees defeated Cleveland. 7-2 . . . BrtU Buaa and Mille Proly combined for a four-hitter as the Chicago White Sox beat Oakland, 3-0 ... Dave Stieb pitched a seven-hitter and Toronto took advantage of an unearned run and a wild pitch to edge Detroit, 2-0, ending the Tigers' nine- game winning streak ... Rob WUloag went four-for.four and knocked in a run and Roy Smalley drove in two more to lead Minnesota to a 5-3 victory over Texas The game between Baltimore and Roston was postponed after a two-hour rain delay and no new date has been set . Cleveland first baseman Mike Har- ST1NsoN grove. who had played every inning for the Indians Uus season. was forced to leave Sunday's game when , he was struck on the right elbow by a pitch. ,,.organ Bhut .41ds Ezpe&, JZ..le J oe Morgan's two-run pinch-double in the • seventh irullog helped the Houston Ast.ros to a wild 12· 10 victory over Cincinnati in National League action Sunday ... Manny Trillo hit a pair of s ingles, scored one run and drove in another to help Philadelphia beat the New York Mets. 5·2. and end a rour· gam e losing s treak .. Dale Murphy drove in three runs with a solo homer and a two·run single and Bob Horner also f J homered as Atlanta downed San Uaego. ""'•,.._ 4·2. Larry Mt'Wllliams hurled his first ,..... complete game victory of the season . . Ted Simmons drove in two runs with a double and a homer and rookie Leon Durham collected three hits. including his first major league home run. to lead St Louis to a 9· 7 win over the Chicago Cubs ... Dave Palmer and Fred Norman com- bined on a fi ve·hatter and John Tamargo ·drove in a pair of runs with a single and a double as Montreal salvaged the finale of a MORGA N three-game series by defeating Pitts- burgh. 4·1. .. Keith Hernandes of St. Louis and Bill Buckner of the Chicago Cubs, tnJured in a cot11s1on at first base Saturday said they felt fine. Buckner had six stitches taken over his right eye and Hernandez had 10 stitches across his chin. _,.. 8ile l'•••e• la J~ .... NEW YORK -The New York Yankeea com· •• pleted a 13-d~ bom• at.and Sunday that allraeud 502,131 paid admilllou, MCOGd hl1he1t ln the cha b' 1 blstory. Jn ~. the team drew 528,5i211 for a 15-dale home stand wh n Yankee Stadium held 87,000 people. The current capaci- ty 1157,MS. Sunday'• home stand (male againlt Cleveland drew a Jacket Day erowd ot sa,211, Sivin& the Yankees a total of 1,151,108fOC'17 datel. ..-----••eft•tl Tetl•9 -----.. On th1a date in baaeball ln 1962: Sandy Koulax of the Loa Angeles Dod1ers hurled the first ot hls four career no-hitters as he atruck out 13 and blanked the New York Meta, $-0. On thLs date ln 1949: Joe DiMaggio oft.be New York Yankc;ea bruised a bone spur in his heel. In one of the most heroic performances in history, DiMagio completed a series ln which be bit .4M. bad four homers and nine RBI as lbe Yankees took their third straight game (6-2) from the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. On thLs date ln 1908: Boston's Cy Young hurled the third and finaJ no- hitter of his career. beating the New York Yankees 8·0 .4• .. ef• Girl leelcq Din LJITLETON. Colo. -M.icbeJle Higley, a 26-E year-old California woman wbo was an apprentice jockey at Centennial Racetrack here. died Sunday of a head injury s uffered during a workout. Track officials said Higley, from Anaheim, suffered a fractured skull after ber horse shied and tbttw her during a workout Saturday morning. Sbe never regained conscious· ness and died Sunday afternoon at Swedlsb Medical Center. Higley was in her third year of thoroughbred ractn1. and was 10 victories shy of the total of 40 needed to complete her apprenticeship and become a journeyman Jockey. She had been at Centennial for two years, and previously raced In El Paso, Texas; Phoenix and Tucson, Ariz. lmed'"lf Ratn OJ. tlte llnt DALLAS-Coach Tom Landry of the Dallas [I] Cowboys has seen or played against all the great •. • running backs of profesoiooal football for more than three decades. He rates the oow retired 0 .J . Simpson as the greatest in that department. "Jim Brown set most of the records.'' Landry said "He was gifted, fast. strong and big. But be played on some grea t teams. O.J . was never on a great team, either at Buffalo or San Francisco, where be finished his career. Consadenng that, his record is phenomenal." n. ... Fr~T•rotc•Sparfc Viftor'ff Indiana's Wah Thomas sank four free thro~ • in the final two minutes to help the 1980 U.S. Olym- pic basketball team post an 81-TT victory over the 1976 Olympic squad in Greens boro. N.C. Sunday ... A U.S. men's eight-oared crew stroked to a one-length victory in the open Dutch rowing championships, setting a course record or five minutes, 36.82 seconds at Amsterdam, The Netherlands ... Rod Mllbam. a 1972 Olympic cham- pion. scored the only American victory in an intemallonal track and field meet with a 13.6 clocking for the 110-meter hurdles at Porsgrunn, Norway ... Australian Alu Jooes. driving a Williama, woo the 66th French Grand Prix. crossing the ftni.sh line just 4.5 seconds ahead of France's ~r Plnel In a Ligier ... A five-man Puerto Rkan boxing del· egation has ignored the U .S. boycott of the Moscow Olympics bef•use "sports are different lhan politics.'' the head ol lhe delegation says ... Tlaleny ~.France's leading con· tender for a gold medal at the Summer Olympics, equalled his worldrecordoflS-10~ for the pole vault. T~Kadio Following are the top sports events on TV tonight Rat1n~ clre: "" ".r excellent;""" worth watching,. ~fair • toroet it. e ' 6:30 p.m., Channef 7 ./ ./ ./ ./ BASEBALL: New York Yankees at Boston Announcers: Keith Jackson, Howard Cosell and Don Drysdale. Former Dodger pitching star Tommy John (10-J) will take the mound In Boston's Fenway Park tonight aoainst Bob Stanley (6-Sl of the Red Sox. The Yanttees are off to a flying start in the Ame r ican League East and hold a S'h·geme lead over Miiwaukee while Boston Is tied for third 7'h games behind. OTHER TELEVISION Tennis -Wimbledon Update. 11:30 p.m., Channel'· RADIO Baseball -Angels at Chlcaoo, 5:30 p.m ., KMPC (710 1. Sari Diego at Dodgers, 7:30 p.m .• KABC (790>. SPORTSBREAK/,GOlF/TRAO< .4 Lonely Finish StevC> Scott. a former lJC Irvine -.landout, hits the tape all a lone an winning the 1.500 metc•r run <Jl the (.j .S. Olym · pie Tnals m Eugene. Ore .. Sunday . Scott wal> timed rn 3 35.15. the fastest in the world this year. l1nproved Swing Wins for Lopez RO(.'Hf-~ER :-.. Y '.\P1 For '\anc.' L<>Pt'Z ~elton mer whelrnang J?Olf OPP<>nent-. h.J., become a habit but s h1· '-llll l'n JO)S th<' cat-and·m OUSl' prt·.,.,ure of a t11Zhl tournamt>nt "I always kind of plu) match pla;.. and that ~ how I w a' plJ;. an~ Pat Brad le). but I al v. '1.\., play the golf course. too." 5hc :.aid Sunday arter -.he la:.haon~ a two-under-par 71 to w 1n a Ladies Professional Colr A:. soc1ataon tour event by onl' stroke over Bradley "I KNEW WHAT HOLES I could maybe pack up some ~hots." Lopez-Melton colle<-ted $18.750 for tht> vactorv -her 19th an 65 tourndments smcc she burst on the LPGA ~cene -a nd moved into fourth place 1n LPGA earn· tng<, With $10() 67J The triumph on a nme·under- par 283 total for 72 holes was her :-.t>cond 1h1o;; yea r a nd was i;wt·l'kneo by he r improved !>~'lnlot She won the Women's Kemper Open at Me:.a Verde Country Club an Costa Mesa m March. In May. she figured out that ..,he was lowering her hands on h('r backswm~ a nd he r g.Jme ha'> improved since. Trevino Edge Sharper Bmeball Standings BARWICK DATSUN MEMPIDS. Tenn. (AP) -Lee Trevino flashed that famous. m ischievous, infe<-tious grin after scoring a ooe·stroke victory Sunday in the Danny Thomas-Memphis Goll Classic. "'Ibey got to birdie to get me," be said. "I • .W'tgonnagiveitw 'em ." • HIS WOUID-BE CHALLENGERS couldn't .... birdie enough to overcome Trevino's rallying, • three·under-par 69 and his grim determination down the stretch preserved the triumph. 'Tm able to ·cope with the pressure," Trevino ... said. "I realize I can handle the pressure, and that's a big edge. • "I know what 1 can do. I have the experience." "I can stand in the middle of the fairway and have a shot to the &reen and I can play it with four tlubs and play it four different ways with each club. I just go with the one that's workuuz the best for merightoow, the one I feel is most reliable." The player who eventually finished second. Tom Purtser, saluted Trevino as one of the world's ft.Deal players. "Lee Ls Just as 1ood as any player in the world k>ctay," Purtzer said. "It's Just unfortunate that I caught him ein the wrong week." FOR A WIBLE, HOWEVER. it appeared It wasn't Trevino's week either. He was two strokes back when the ll&hlning began to dance and play was called. But he rallied after a delay of almost one hour and acquired his second title ot the year and 24th ot his PGA Tour career with a Z72 total, 16 sbota under par on the rain-soaked Colonial Country Club course. The !ast-talJtlng Trevlno. now a 40-year-old veteran, collected $54 ,000 from the total purse of $300,000 and pushed his season's earnings to $285,743. THAT'S IDS IDGBEST TOTAL al.nee Jol.n1DI the t.oortna pro9 in l9S8 but left him still well behind the leadin1 $382,925 collected thil year by Tom Wt.Ion. who d.ld not compete here. It was Trevlno'• third vtc:tory in Mempbia and he coatrtbuted $5,000 of his winn1np to St. Jude's Children's Hospital, the charitab&e beneficiary of the tournament. r------------~--~~------~----~----~ DIESt:LS ~ PREE i '~.ftrJ'J~i'f i lrl9ltl?(OO)W LrJ~CJ)(9~~ : I no11 TD mvom .JAYcm I BUY OR LUSE ~ •PACK OP MGaOUND aLOOM l'LOWSU" 11 f ~ NABERS }I wna ..,.::=::;.oa11ou I : .... ftll8 AD t9t OMNQI COUNTY"I LS~OU&.111 No totf'H Prif'r No &ll•r S.r~i('f' 2800 Harb« Btvd. Coeta M..a 640-9100 W.AUIUT VU,J •oa .... ING CDTD lfOlllBWmooam•CULYDAMDWALNUT = =r::. ...... .,., ...... Ctl••···- AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division w L Pct. 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Cl~l-U IS..tt< l-41 el S.ft f'r-ltce ,..._,,Oot,ft 4th of July ()ftly~K-*d Speclals11 ' A elfea' £•• Turner Optimistic Afi r ]lllW Trials NE~L (AP)-Al leut Ted U.W. now wbat .,.., -a elever ~ •• ~~ud a tu\ boet lllD I It 0Dew and Freedom. uu.~~!~ ... ~=-~-..:c:p~& trials .... ..eond·b.t ,.,. ord ... ~ ftekt. be hid 11 well ....... ctn..lsnC •bout the 0¥Sall daatioa. I think lt'a cotAs to be ~r before It's over t.baD itwu in June," be said at the~ ol the week-long trials. Russell 1.flg, the youngeBt Fran«) Paces BYC Victory Skipper .Jb Franco carried Balboa Y .. Club to its third straight ~·s Cup victory The mat race series was sailed in ana-20 sloops ofJ mu ev« to ta• t.M helm ol a U ·m._. yacbt ID c:up colQPtU· tJoo, doMd out U. rou.ad·robln aeria SaWrda1 bJ at.ertq Clip-per to defeat la lwo raeta 11alut Turner. dropplD• bla reeord 1n tho prellmlDariea to 2·10. Loas kept Clipper on Rhode lalaJ>d Sound weU after tbe eod or Sat~'• final race testing a new mainaall. Cooner. a aofl-spoken yachtsman wtlh sterling credeo· tials at the helm, smiled bis way tbrougb the week, repeatedly telling reporters be didn't know why he wa.s doing so well. but hoped it would continue. THE SAN DIEGO skipper was 11-1 when he finished his racLng agenda Friday, losing only the first race or the trials to Turne. on June21. ...... June30. 1• l ......,,,_.J ~ ANGEIS •• .'1 ~ l • to •peak wtlb Reliater wri~ Peter Schmuck, and Bert CUI\" p1nerl1 ian't 1peakln1 l• anybody. "No one ner comes to talk.t.C> me, 10 rm not ••1 to tatk:tJ> anybody,'' Campaneris said in• brief momeDI ~ eudor with the Dally PUot. "I'm the greatttt short.stop in bueball, and oo ape comes to ta.Ut. "l'M • YEARS OLD and stUl the fa.steet guy around,•• Ca01- paneris continued. "How manr guys can move like me wbea they're 38? Nobody. You can look up my stats. Me and LUia Aparicio are the greateJil shortstope ever. U no one talks to m e, I tal.lt to no one. No com-ment. •• Aparicio has been retired fDr seven years and Campaneris is hitting .195 in a part-time role. but be is a veteran whose pride is hurt by the fact that be Is be- ing ignored. The rest of the t eam is in danger of being ignored , too, if it keeps playin~ as it has. * &•GIEL HOTIES -LI--d °" ll'le ,,.,. "or.-.a" -11 w111 be _ .. ion.11>1 Aug t. T"" 1•n•>ft<no 9Dueltn, Well •• Ille r~l>IK• ol U.. 819 A -Wiii ~t .. °" the l>oard. may i.. ._r ... Tlw ~•rono .......-,... _, ~• perlenc:lnQ ...-.,., loo. ~nerv ~9'"' t• d""' -mo..nd-.-·~ ,_. .• ,,., ~ or m •llWft<tione<I on tr. lint \Ml run. T,,. Sunday ~winning three straight r es ln the final fiight. the coast tween the Newport Pier and e Santa Ana River jetty. Long is a 24 -year-old newcomer to the 12 meters. His crew is young and he's racing a yacht launched last April, so his fate in the trials was not surpris· ing. TOM DONOHUE HAS CECIL COOPER IN BEAR HUG. UMP AL CLARK SAYS 'YER OUT.' mound er-Into the u ..-1 pit below. ca"""' mono<'--· 0 • Dea...,_ Wiii 1.-<con0ucll ... Y~'" ~W:Mll \o<."°°h In Fount•in Vafley. N"woort ~"-•rv-durlno Auou~t Turt,.,. tor ll'le 10ur4'1'1' <link ''\IS. w it"• portion ol 1'90 P<«HOs to i. -..,tl!d to IM Cy51k Flt>r~ F ouftct•t 10" F or •ftformatlon pnone Sl1...,. .• ~ -di .. 10 lM Ull¥. 1 ... A~I\ ~n .0.10t .. -of !Mt Y••r"s Clllt).reCorf .tll"noM>CI o.Ke. Tl-•y've dr•wn t.1U ... 1 • ..-. 1\ '1\04"t" ttw\ tne dub attra<.ted tor •n fl'dtre 'ft# •ft l4 ail,,..,.~'' te•\Gf\~ Nin~ clubs participated in this yertieries which is limited to skip and crews under 20 years o age. Because of the number~f clubs. the series is sailed · llmination flights with the fin our competing for the cha mpi«JSbip on the f"mal day. The Cnal tour were Bahia Corinthin Yacht Club with skip· per Jery Norman; Long Beach Yacht ~ub, Mike Segerblom. Dana ~int Yacht Club, Craig Fletche~ and BYC. But Turner ls a veteran with the s ame boat and crew he sailed in flamboyant cup defense in 1977. He conceded be and the Courageous crew have a lot of work to do before the observa· lion trials begin July 19. The defending yacht will be selected by the New York Yacht club following a thir d set of trials that begin Aug. 19. Whitehouse Nabs Senior Title Sabot sailors in the senior nn· tional championship for the eight·foot pram spent almost as much timt? in the wa ter as thcv did in their boats Saturday and Sunday whe n ~trong, gusty winds whipped across Newport Harbor, caps1zmg 15 to 20 boats each day m the 69-boat neet. In addition to the cham· p1onsh1p flight trophies were also awarded for the over 40 sailors. Trophy winners In the various fhghb: (.,.~ F'llQfll -' M4f1' Wl\11--. l'JYC 2 ~!fl OaO.-ABYC ). M4o. c;..oo0. ll(Y(. • c.i ""°''°"· NH'fC. , MtlCh "'4 Q•-r. ~YC. • IC•,.....~ ..... MBYC, I "-''~ (,.,._ A8Y( I H•I Brown II. M8V(. ~ "-'"" Dr•"""· •eve. IO P.ny -·· A8YC Pick Six Winner Collects $375,987 The man who bit the biggest Pick Six payoff of them all s howed up Sunday at Hollywood Park with the hopes of hangmg o nto a fair s h a r e o f his $375,987.60 winnings. In the championship flight Long Beach Yacht Club was second ~th two wins and one Joss; DtUa Point Yacht CJub, third. 1·2:and BCYC. 0.3. .. W e're going to work real hard with Clipper. like we we've been doing," Turner said, refer· ring to his pre-trial practice races with Long's yacht. Winner of the senior national C'hamp1onsh1p w as Ma rk Whitehouse of Balboa Yacht Club The Naplc·-. Sabot. named for the Long Ul.'ach area "here 1l firs t came into existence, ha...- been a poµular training boat for )oungsters for many ) ears. but in recent ~ta rs adult s ailor'> have found the blunt·bowccl , leeboard dtn~hy challengtng to sail. G<M. M 8YC ) r_,..," '""'Y ~OV( • H•t 8'°"'" M RVC I , •• Poe<u. M8Y( ... Cltll "'40..o. •B'l'C. o~ """''' -·...ave. IO i...,,,,, Coon. NHYC !Mlyt<" f.l"ll'll (_,Cl -l T1c• W-. AB'l'C; 1 "'•r11 l.Ocll,,.• ll YC l 0.-y 0 Brv .... !>OYC. • &w-..--..•BYC.1.J.,,,,.,-V...._ ABYC Dr. Howard L. Pennington, an obs tetrician and gynecologas s aid he waited two weeks because he wanted to check with ha s tax accountant. Capt. Midnighl Series Winner Capt. lldnlgbt, skippered by Jack Ruah of the host dui was the overall and C1aas A wlntier Saturday in tbe third race of Capistrano Bay Yacht Club·~an Racing Series. Freak leather conditions bad the skippers and crews e)!lng 30-knot winds off Dana Point a half-hour Wore the start but the winds had dropped to zto at starting time. During the race from Dana l\int to the 14-Mile Bank and return, the wind nuctated between 8 and 20 knots. Trophy wi.ners in class: CLASS A -C,., MldrlfgM; 2. SU~. Mike W.U--Tim Fuller. C.po BYC; J M.tglc 19'11. HOOle Aller Sr. OPYC. CLASS 8 -1. letr• cM Lune. P...i Fr•Ji.r. OPYC; 1. Pvff, Tom A""m'°" '-llYCJ. J im Jim II, J im WeulinQ.. OP'VC. Nugie T0t, skippered by Karen Nugent, Balboa Yacht ':lub was the overall and class A winner in the econd race of the Orange County Women's Ocea Racing Series Sunday at Dana Point. The race WIS hosted by Capistrano Bay Yacht Club and provlled some blustery weather that kept the all·feaale crews busy with the 25 to 40 foot boats. Winner In Cass B was Sunshine, skippered by Joan MalanoskyDana Point Yacht CJub. Trophy winDrs: OVERAU.-1.N~Too;2.5tlftOlt",J4'11eT1mon.'-llYC;1s-NM. J-c~~Taet.St~;l. Trf'\Gorod. HMl(yJo Prlc.e, BCYC. CLASS 11-1. Sllfttliw; 2. SkOSN Jiglr, P9911y er, ... c..po llYC; l S-.ldff. $1W-.Alur,.... WYC. Fi 1'9 Fetid 011 Top Family Feut skippered by Ralph RodheLm was the winnerb the Performance Handicap Rae· ing Fleet in B•a Corinthian Yacht Club's Stars and Stripes ftetltta. Winner in the Etcbells-22 Class was Sea Deuce, sailed 1' David Klein, Del Rey Yacht Club, and the ~~in the Jslander-30 Class was Howlin Owl, Stewart, VYC. T,..,,.,...._..titM llltY eta-> LASElt-S.W NHYC. SHIPE-S..W KHYC. euoo----. • c. SABOT A -\. e ~. NHYC 1. JIM Oh. lA YC. SAeof 8 -1. MM<1W11.. BIYC. SAeorC-L ..._,KYC. Channel Victory To Juice REDONDO BEACH - Juice, skippered by Mike Elias. Loog Beach Yacht Club. was the overall and Class A winner in the 66-mile Channel Islands to Redondo Beach yacht race. The race s tarted Satur day in light to moderate airs. but before the fleet rounded Anacapa Island, a mark of the course. heavy winds bat· tered the r acers. result· ing in six blown out spin· naker sails and two m en overboard as the yachts were knocked down or broached. Both sailors were recovered without injury. The race is a feeder for the Marina del Rey to San Diego race which starts Friday under the co· s ponsorship of Windjam· mers YacbtClub, Marina del R ey and Southwestern Yacht Club. San Diego. Golison Wins In Florida FORT WALTO N BEACH. F1a. -Bruce Golison with crewman Keith Dodson. Alamitos Bay Yacht CJub scored four ri.rsts and ooe seeond pJace to win the Coronado·15 national sailing cbampiooship. I Gollson and Dodson wound up with a low score of five points in the best five of six races against 44 com· peUtors. SPlCT ACULAR MID-SUMMER I Al ..... IW .. SAV~":'r:.OM 50°/• to 70°/o ..... ....................................... ..... ....,_ ....... __ ........ ,._. .. ...... , ...... _ ............. ... ........ _.,..__..._,A I . MONDAY . Jt:NE 30, 1980, 7:00 P.M. 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"' .. , . , • , i c i • • • • • • I • .. 1 • j ' • • t I i i I ' • • DAI. y "'-OT N NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS l • BUSINESS I STOCKS Pla•11i•& 'BO ilftMr• Mo~_Dad.Pay As Baby Sitter ( 8dleor'• "°'': Fifth .. 0 .mn. ) 87 SYLVIA POaTE& A new tax break bu been created for famUles -Im· portant now that youngsters are out of school fOI' the IUm· mu. : Under a amall Cb8f\le in the tax law, you are entitled to a tax credit for pay- ments to your parent& Ir they take care of your children wblle you and your spouse are away Money's Worth at work. . As long as your parents are not your de· pendents, you are allowed a chUd care tax credit or up to $800. AND MANY OF you can gel the credit without spend· ing more than you are now apending. Simply change how you pay an expense that already is well-entrenched In your budget. Here's bow it works. Your own parents look after your children while you and your spouse are al your jobs. Your parents wouldn't consider taking money for this -but you do help them financially by buying groceries. paying bills and aiding with the rent. YOU GET NO TAX benefit out of the dollars. however. because your parents are not your dependents. Either you don't provide more than hatr their support, or each parent has Sl.000 or more subject to tax. Continue to pay your parents as before. But spell out which payments are for support and which are for their "babysiUJng" services. <The latter total must be reason· able but cannot exceed the current rate for babysitters.> The money Is still used for your parents' s upport, but now some of 1t qualifies for the child care credit. YOU GET THE credit for what you pay a babysitter to look art.er your under·age-15 child while you and your spouse work Cor while one s pouse goes to a job and the other attends school). If you have one child. the annual credit Is 20 percent of the first $2,000 spent <$400 maximum); for two or more children the credit LS 20 percent of $4.000 CS800maximum1. And from your parenu.' \'1cwµo1nl. these babysitting payments can be tax.free income. Prenllce·Hall stresses. Your parents owe no lax in l!j8() 1f their gross income subject lo tax 15 less than $7,400 CUus assumes both are at least 65 yean; old>. ALTIIOUGH THE PAYMENTS are considered earn- in gs , the odds are your age-65-to-72 parents won't lose Social Security benefits. A Social Secunty beneficiary is allowed to earn SS,000 in 1980 cand eventually $6,000 in 1982 and later> without Jos· mg any S0<."1al Security bcnefiL'i. The buby~1 lting paymenLs arc hassle.free. A special tax law bre~k says th~re 's no Social Security tax on what )Ou µay )Our parents for the services. And there doesn't have to be mcome tax withholding 1f your parents didn't owe income U.x m 1979 and don't expeet to owe any for 1980. YOU CAN'T TAKE a child care credit ror paymenL<> to your parents if you're entiUed to claim dependency deduc· llOnS for them. If. after paying your parents for their Child care, each of them still has Sl .000 or less in income subject to tax and you sllll provide more than hair their support, you get no credit. That may be for the best· If the babysitting paymenL-. are s maJI . the dependency deduction could well be worth more than the t'h1ld care cn•d1t 1~ worth. Knowing this now. as :. our youm~sters a rt' frl't'. g1 \'CS you the opportun1- l) to ~<·•J.!h th1· .id\ :.int.JJ.!l'' <inrl make intelligent choices. Tht• ra m1f1t·..1tion .... of th<' so called child care credit are much "1dt·r than gt•nt•rally lwll('ved. For example, if ~ou 're a w111o"' and )ou pay your niece to care ror your un- der -10-ycar-old child whil e> you ~o lo work. you qualify for the r red1t a., long a!> vour niece 1s not your dependent and you pa~ Social !X·<·urity taxe~ on the oavments. 1 TuRsday lluw t11 l '1ck L'p an F.rtra DttluctU:mJ Sio<'k• In Tlw Spoi llght .it nwrican Lftlden -·· _.,. _..., -• .. +1"• . "" . "' . "' -Vt Dow Jones Fm Down 13.91 . SHeer Nf W YORI( (API -H..0'1' & H¥m.,. ,., • ., tod•~ '"AO, uPW 11. E nQ~lfl•rd •ll•er \1'.0ll, 11p SO 11. ••1>rtutf'd ~11....-Sii.JiM, uP to."4.. Gold ,., ,.,. AM«T.tw ~ ~l"(ted world OOld O<'lcH toes..,: L•-· "-""'<1 lhd119 *2..SO. UP $2) 00; ••t•rnoon 11•1"9 '6S),IQ. uP 11 .. 00. ""''' Mt-llxlnoMU.12,tH>tlt.jC), ,., .. ,.,.....,, 11•1"9*2-~ 1111'26.11. hrlo ~u.oo bid. "" '1•.00; ~~ oo nlllOCI • .... YMtl: H•nd., & H•rm•fl M id· ............ $6$1.JO, uP '16.00. •-Yn1 ~ WlllftO O<'ke m.o-moml"9 '6$1.JQ. uPSIUO • .... Y-: Ell(l91 ... rd l_,1Ut9CI 9>ld "' 161t.a1 Sll.5'. ~-. . . :" "-' . DAILY ~',lOT TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Television Mondly, June ao. 1980 DAILY PILOT •7 wit.:.:.•~ ...... ...,.. ...... ------·· ................... ..._.,... ........ ... Md ""----· ••1•1 ........... .... -.. ............... ...... N-.. 1"°'"91 " ...... .,., .......... .r!OWtill• • ntl 000 OOUll\.I 0.0. .... ,... *'him Into fOll'1 IO I ,.,_ l1ln'!I" IO I*'>""" 8111 .,lo.,..,. • IT TAKll A 'MD' A ..,,__ _.., Of • mu9CM ~ get:t m1ad ~II' • poltt~ pl04 • al!CTMC C/O!ltil#'Ntt ; 0.Ul.aNA ~ "The Old eur-l'f Shoo • ..... end ,_ Df ancl1•11W ,,_. MB JM!ey #fW> on... "*" jOo. in '* wuwor11s. (PM1 S Of 101 ilCCIC:. NEWS AICNEWS UC> 0 ... SEBAU New Vont Venlc-•I eo.. con~So• I (I) TIC TN; DOVOH HOGAN"8 HEROES ~!Ind his men dlSCOY· er • GerlNn 1py In tl'teff mtdat. I DO<CAVETT 8TUDI08EE "Bubble Glim" (R) f;-001 C88NEW8 H8CNEW8 KUNOFU Clllne '~.young boy !Ind I grown OOWllrd 10 temper jusllCle wfttt "*'CV. I (I) JOKER'S WILD SIX liMU.IOH DOU.AA MAN s1-end • wom.,., pllOI teke lo 1tle air to learn wflO Is behind a plol to delJtroy e young pnnce s>l'ol·lraio-... • STM£T8 ~ SAH FMNa8CO ~kin In • lamlly helps the pollce cal<:fl up wtlh e gat'O Ullt pielts ne6gN>or- hooc:ts IPl'1 wttn awry known oon gwne. tD OVEREASY au.t· Vietor Bofge. (CC) C ampy Bunaor Demetre Philhps (in cap) and hts )-Oung charges watch a non-swimmer compete in the swimming finals on "Camp Grizzly," airing at 9 o'clock <or a ft er the baseball game) tonight on ABC, Channel 7. ml MACHEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 8 PAAKINSON IHT9VlEWS THE MVPPETS EngHahm•n Michael Pllt'lcinaon. the Johnny Ceraon Of Brttaln, joins lhe Muppeta In this speQel PfOQfam. D JU8T1Ce: A MATTER ~BAl.AHCE G FACE THE MUSK: SI MACNel /LEHRER REPORT m> NATIONA.t. GEOORAPHtC SPECIAL "Strange Cttlarures Of The Nlgnt" Bets. OW1$. hyenas and sightless ~ 1ng fish are e•amined lhrough lhe lens Of • sopt\1Sllcaled noghl ·'A$10fl c-..(R) (I) p .M. MAGAZJNE A YISll IO e PMt Alllef dlnlC; a pto/lle o4 eK-oon llghl ptomoler Don King. Qlef Tell male es 1ee1c and potllo SOUP. Or Waaoo nas a QUIZ on hyl)er_,lll•toon. Linda Hems "'"" • caatle on 8;00 ~ Wt(RP IN CINCtNNATI Thtl staff's ef1orta to l>Ubll· cue e rock group's Ptl<· form•noe tal<e a aenous iwtsl wflen lrlOedY strlilos j\l_al before tile concert (R) II UTTlE HOUSE ON TH£PfWRIE Elderly neighbors of the •no-its are dellgl'ltea wfWlfl rhelt 16-yeer-otd grandson mc>YeS In uni~ they leem he IS a bully and 8 In.et (RI 0 MOVIE •\It "'The lnvtn(;jble SI•·• ( 1970) Sluart Wholman. Ellle Sommer SI• lugitrves aOllndon ettorta 10 hlc:h a fortune on 1ran1an ,ewets fond oeooe. on11eecs. to need a ca11 IOt t>elp rrorn a small vtll899 beaol by lh18YM(2 Pwsl G MOVIE Hoel Qjl w-Thia pro. ClfW'l looile 111 tN 1'10 end hOW Loa Nlfelllt CM- ..-.. .... etaolll I\. ... Cl) flH't'I. NfO ..cHY A *"lie ~·-...... plct-of Mlklty "' IN~ 11\d ,,_.11 M lht cenrtrfold of • women··~ • 11.0WUJCY LAICy II "'°"*' Into 800ePt • S1V•roteo4at>u1on• ~ dtamdc etlow. • NATIONAL oeoGAAPHIC SPfCIA.l. "Strenge CrM\1119 Of The Nlglll'' Ball. owtt.. l'ly8llU and llghtleea ~ .. Ing fletl eie exemlned tl\rougtt lhe ien. of • ~tleated nf0hl·Y1910n cam«a (RI • .IO'AH The enQenl lmperlel dlY Of China. once the gtMtest ~ in the WO!id, II pt_,tty the IOUtOI of tnefldlble If~ t,_.. .. ~9(1) M'A•s•H Ha wk eye Is el)C)Oln tad tamporiry commanae< whM Col Potter ruahea ot1 on e mystery """"°" to Tokyo CAI D MOVJ£ • • • "A Woman C.iied Moses' c 19791 Cicely lyson, Robet1 Hoolta. Hat• net Tubman. e Southern &18Ye. ,_..,. help trom • lhe OuakefS and escac>M to PhtflllClelC>llia end ITee- dom (Part 1)(CC)(R) 11 CAMP GRIZZI.. Y A youth reoeiVea a llnlo -or· swtm iesaon on Ille at a S1Jmtner came>. w!lole 1""0 tOUnMllOrs learn Ille pooe of romantic: MCllltlon ts poiaon Ivy .., M£RVGRl~ G.-rs Tony Bennett. Rip Taylor. OouQ Henning. Rey Antnony. Bayne Boosle<. Julte Anth()ny. ®J MOVIE * ... .., "Oekvet Us From E ••I" f 11173) George Mnne<ty. BrlC!tord Dou. man Fl"9 men st<anaect •n tne Oreoon Wlldefness come actoss a sO.YJaD e< wtth e fortvnt' Wt ransom money (I I>< 30 mon l 9'..30 6 Cl) HOUSE CALLS TUBE TOPPERS ABC 8 6: 30 -Monday Night Baseball. The top.ranked New York Yankees take on the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. KHJ G 8: 00 -"The Killers." A classic gangster movie from 1946 with Burt Lancaster, Edmond O'Brien and Ava Gardner in the film version of the Ernest Hemingway story. NBC t!J 9:00 -"A Woman Called ·Moses." Cicely Tyson portrays Harriet Tubman. who rescued slaves from the South via the underground railroad in the 19th century. ,,_ G JAZZATTHE WAINTBWa SHOP . Gree! Guitatw c,., t 1 8emey l<IMOI. "*"> EIM anc1 o.arne &d P«fonTI from the M•~enanoe 51>0P •I ~ SIAlte ~-11ry t<>;-00 II ([) LOU GAAHT Whtie ~ tMI 8 ,_ drug et a meoieal oemer Lou lea1F'1 al>Ou1 the publ!llH>t ..pef'ilh annuoa of the tnellfute • publoctty- 1Ct.30 lseet~s N: JAZZ AT THE MAINTENANCE SHOP "Great Gullar• (No 11" Barney Keeaee Herb (Illa and Charlie Bwd oertorm from Ille M•1nte,,anc.e 51'00 at IOwa Slate UnfV(!r !lrty '1!) BIU. lotOYERS' JOURHA1. • It ' Not Wonung·· 8"' MO)'er'3 l<>oll6 ., recent ~tliOpmentl on tlW' llYtO onclU'S1ry an<I ~1' on I~ ef!O'U OI woOi era to buy • l)IM\I on V~tOWf' tnel US St!!ef hU Ylul oown 1R1 ti~ CAMP GAIZZl.. Y A VOU11'1 , __ a ""•·or· ~wom le&aon on Ille <it • .._ cwnp, wni6e ""'° oour*'6or'I IMtn me pr10e of rOfMMIC .....,., 11 11:001~ i (I) 0 NEWS IEWl YWB> GAME MOVIE * •·~ "You Gon.a Stey Ha1>9y" ( t9491 J•me• SI_, Jo.n Fontame U.-tJalled <MITI her ""' ctlOICAI. an ,__ leavea her husband on "-hOn- ~ to go aher enol"- er man (2hrs I I THE 000 COUf>L.E THEBENNHIU SHOW Benny por1r1ys l eJ! CymOal. the "Golden Boy Of Poo " 11:i0 II (I) HARRY 0 Whtie \f1$11ong the o-1 man..on of an eooen1 nc r edu5e. Harry l"'°6 htmMlf ... Ille mt<ISI OI I strlf'IQ of mu<O&-s 0 WIM8l.EDOH UPOATE H1gl'llognts ol IOday·s ~" flrom tT>e .-...Eng- i.r>cJ ~ r enn.s ano C1 o- quei c..o "' w.,,.oieoon. [ngl....al 0 OA TING GAME fJ 'It A.BC NEWS QJ HOGAH'S HEROES Cl) GET SMART M., ana 99 are !TW! p.~ ,., 1"'-'v a.e l>VI~ r;, • JOHN DARLING KA08 I09"t on • C.lt>- bUll lllllnd •• cwrioHE> MO NEWS 11'MD TONOHT au.t hOll Rlcfl Unla au.ta. 8clN* f'tanklln, Pele 81fbutll, ~n Ooul9I. 11:t0. 0 llAAHRY .a.L.8' A ~ ._e llC*'I Che ellUOn '-ar'NIGKT- 12:00 • T Al.ES 0# THE UNEXPECTa>. '"Taite" A naaty wone ~ (Ron Moodrl wllO thtr*• he ~ hll .,,., ar ounc:I I Of Ml ...int.ge oi.- ~ ""' 1'1111 educa1ecl tongue cen ler>d him on a ben'el of trouble • Mt88ION: ~ • GETSMAA'T Mu. 99 ll>d Feng go to a pee •l<n wfllClh !hey -- pect 11 a lronl 1or KAOS • NAN:;f> CONVENTlON HtGHUOHT8 Cwt Rowan anctlol'• ooY· erage of Ille de"(I IClM· !.-from me Mllomt BMctl Cotwer11t0n Cen1er 12:2& fJ ([I POL.ICE WOM~ The wtle 04 a ptom<nent ~ flAecul...., .. kid• naQC>ed and held tor ran- SOtn oy a terronst g<oue>. 12:30 0 GENE At.mn' ·o~wagon· ., NA T10NA.L NEWS 12:40 6 Cl) C88 l.ATE lotOVIE 1t • 'h .. Ale1an<jer The 01i-S•de Of Oawn · ( 1977) Leooh McC1o$11ey. Eve Plumb A young man a11empts 10 bleak away from M Irle es a mete Pf0$t11u1e ana atan .,_ ""'" ll'le woman he IOvils 1:00 " TH£ AIFt.EMAH LUCM beGOmoS 11'>1' llW'gei Of a fOUftQ QUMllnQ6< Q) MOVIE •• Out~ n.. Lew 119561 ~t Danton le.gtt Y.~ An t!•-<:o<'I woln d g<u<>Qe e•POM!I • 0..-0 ... ,, 1ntt•n1t f'J< J 1 countt.Jt le<lf'<C~ 1 n. .JO mor I 11so 1~AOW r, ~· ,..,..•Pldt , qatoh ~on1Fnu ttteCat1 T ue•datf • Da 8d•e Mo"I~• 11:00 .., *'A "In The Money- ( 1958) Bowery Boys, P.trt- ooa Donahue. The Boys fin<! t~ wllklng a pe1 poodle ah.er ~ 1nvotved Wllf\ aoma Brtttah a'-'d amuog1ers. I 1 tw.) 12:00 Q * * * "Taza. Son Of Cochlle" (19541 Roei< HuOeon. Barbare Rush. When the olOest eon of Coc:nlse II named the chief of the na11on. h e enooum°" confhcts With hot younger brother. ( I hf 30m;n) G) * * "It's A Wonderlul Wond" ( 1939) Claudette Colt>erl. J-Stewart. A notea poetess helps a young private detective Iona a ~Iller ( 1 hr 50 mon.) m • * "Red Garters" ( 1954) RoMimery CIOoney. Jacil Car!IO<I A man hnOs love While &earctung for hiS brother's klller (2 hrs.) 3;00 Q * • "BrlOf'IY Of The Qr111d Canyon'" ( 19671 Joseph Cotten. Pl! Cooway An lndependoot burro and an Ola prospec- tor wno 11ruc.1t 11 nct1 encoun1er lldlfflntUl'e on the Grand C&nyon (2hrs1 ~ • * > • 8ut1t!ffield 8 · I 111()()1 E1iza1>e1h Taylor l&urt~e Ha<~ey 3 30 0 * • * * e+-n Hur· 1Pan :>t • 19591 Clla'llon H;rston Jae• Haw1<ons by Armstrong & Batluk C'lta111W'f Lisi h •fl• 9 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles ••• ,., '"The Klllera" ( l!Me) Burl lencealar, Ava Gwdner. A former boxer ~ Involved wfttt the A p4eyfu4 pauent *Ith a 11181 ot smallpo• 111~ puts Charley. Weal~. Solo- mon, Ann and Mrs Plwpos tn querenline loge1her. (RI fJ MOVIE • • •;, "Olrry Dingus ~ .. ( 1970) Fran!< Son .. rra, Geotge Kennedy In the I 800s, • t1tppery oroo1< finds himself In poeeesa'On of a serongbo• wnlCtl roe's uneble to open. fl hr. 30 mon.) AND~E OFTH£ ~51HA"T'5 HARDEST Hli r9 wnH us ~Y 10 D1SC..US5 Tu 15 PQQBLEM 15 A IYPICAL SMALL 0US1Ne55MAN.' II KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles ([) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G Kl-U-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles ({I KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTIV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles • KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach ............... rn e.(2hrs) .MAOAZINE MOVIE •• "The Flrech-." ( 1970) Chad Evarall, Anjenelle Comer. An lnMKance lgenl llMl811- 08t91 a ser1e1 of IUSPl- coous llfee 1111 of Which ocamld In the Mme ~(21n.) • 21TONOHT 9 XTAH The ancoent Imperial Olly of Chine. once the OfMlest capital In the ~. II ~tty the eource Of oncredlble ~ THE SMALL 0U5t N£5SMAN I Female CHiP: 'We're Not Realistic' By J E RRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP) -Rand.J Oakes says she would like to see NBC's "CHiPs" give a more re- ahst1c portrayal or police officers. "I don't think we honestly represent police of- fi cers," says Ms. Oakes. who plays Officer Bonrue Clark. "We should give them more paln, make them a little more fnghLened. They'll be un· derstood better and accepted more. "I don't mean violence or pulling a gun. but honestly and fairly depicting police work." SHE SA VS HER VEAR on the hit show has chan~c.-d her view of policemen. ''When I started. I had tbe same reeling about cops as anyone else." she says "Now I'm around them all the time. I see them putting their lives on the line every day." Ms Oakes says she ls keenly aware that on "CH1Ps" s he r e presents a woman 1n a n authontatave P051llon. MS. OAKES, NOW STARTING he r serond season on the c;how. began the mtel'Vlew by sa;ang she wanted lo t'lear up sometlung "That's all Uus stupid publicity about fighting on the set.'• she says "We've seen new members join the crew and they'"e read all the st.ones about fighting and they comt: on anllcipall.ng real pro blems. There aren't an) It 's aggravallng. ~a~ it's really the opposatl' we all get along good .. She made her first appearance on "CHJPs" two year:. a..:o ma guest role as a car thae r On£> to-. budget Uldepcndent movie. "Acapulco Gold .. about drug ~mugghng, took her to Hawa11 for ftH ~eeks S HF. ALSO WO RKE D IN the ABC movie · Telethon." "It was a great expenence for me.·· 'ht' "d~., "I thank I had bc<.>n t r) inJ( to act for all of thr«.>e month. .. ~ hl1n I got the Job. We went to Las \ egd~. and I ~ot to watch all these people who d bt-en an the bw.me~~ for a Ion~ tame " She says the actors' involvement 10 stunts for .. CH1Ps" IS much more rec;tncted s ince Estrada was cnt1call y anJured an a motorcycle accident last year "I stoh.• Ponch's t'ar and ~ol caught." she says "Everybody gets caught. That's part of the moral of the s how And nobody carries a gun The gun on my h.ip 1s a rubber gun They liked me. and r=T=========-""i""---------- when there was an opening they a sked me to JOm the show." SHE WAS BORN fN Iowa and raised on a farm While m high school. she new once a week to Des Moine-. to atlt'nd acllng school She then headed for New York. and "as a model for seven years ~Olt.\~ ~~~,··~• .. ):, 1 ·1111.\~ 4 '4t\\·114n· •WE'RE NOT HONEST OR REALISTIC' Randt Oakea of NBC Sertea 'CHIPa' "CHJPs." which stars Enk Estrada as Ponch and Larry Wilcox as J on, two motorcycle officers of the Cahfomaa lligbway Patrol. is immensely popular Wlth children. and Ms. Oakes sa ys she hopes youngsters wiU see the policemen ··Wlthout fear and go t.o them for belp." Ms. Oakes moved to Los Angeles several years ago. and 1mmed1ately began ma.king guest appearances on a number of TV sen es She "as in the pi lot for "The Misadventures of Shenrr Lobo." ~ .. WHOLLY MOSES" 11191 'U.S. Chronick ' -America Behind the Scenes "U.S. Chronicle," a new series wblch lakes viewers behind the beadllnes ror a fres h look a t Am erica, premieres Thursday, July 10, at 9:30 p.m. OD KOCE. Channel 50. The J.3.part series is hosted by Jim Lehrer, awar d-winning broadcast Journalist and co-host for PBS' "The MacNeil/Lehrer Report," and is the fint public affairs series to be pro- duced by a consortium of public televtsioo ltat:lons. "U.S. CB:aONICLE" examines the ' I • I ' impact or national policies, trends and issues on the people who hve with them. Says Lehrer, ". .the predominant thrust of the series is to capture the feelings, the spirit, or predicament if you will. of the COUD· try at the start or a new decade.·• Each program deals with a single topic of national importance and focuses on what's happening now to people and places. trends and l..ssues. The questions raised are pointed and often CCJIJtroversial and are examined by the reactlons, opinions and ex- periences of Americans. "Gasohol: Going with the GraJn" premieres on July 10 and reports on the mixture of politics. patriotism and economics s urrounding the future o f gasohol. an energy a I ternati ve. T H E SECOND P R OGRAM , "Atlantic City: Winners and Losers," focuses on the tremendous pri~ the citizens of that city are paying for re- cent legalizalioo of casino gambling. an idea the city thought would be an effective way to increase prosperity. "A Love Canal Family" foUows "A BmER FILM THAN 'ST AR WARS t ••e', -TIME MAGAZINE I and reports on the anger and frustra tion or on«.> family who believes their son died as a result or chemical ex posure: and "Old Folks at Home" examme5 the housing struggles of the elderly. In following weeks, "U.S. Chroo.i· cle " will report on California's water war. today's high technology medicaJ miracles, the realities of bringing the disabled into the mainstream ol life. television democracy, a con - troversial judge in Wisconsin. and other current issues. AMC OM#Gl IUU _, .~ t • ~ .... \.-.0.W'Of" lDWAflOI' Cl#tlU WUT t..t)(""r,1• o•• J<l)) '-"t •)""". • • jt').. • •'J ..._., IOWTll COAST tO\ ~ "'-" :,..9 J ))2 Ltif."'t t ~ ~ • 1 )0 • ) QO • , ' • g >O ......... l'lAU 8•~)29 ~ Co. t ,, 00 • l )0 • ~ 00 t •~·~OJO lDWMIOl'llta&al ftUO llAll lohSSIOll Voe,o 49!16210 0.,.. ll IO • 1 I)• ~ )) I t~ • tO 0 -1Dt"Mi :':'.!'"' "BRUBAKER" Ill l~HE EMPIRE I~: STRIKES BACK" -NO~UIH=====a I "ROUGH cu r· CP'GI "THE EMPIRE ·C"01 STRIKES BACK" -lllO ~AISfl -c===::.======::::i "'ILUES llOTHERS" 111 "MAAY POPPINS" "HOR'Tff AVENUE REGULARS" (0) r I "'WNOU T MOR5" ' "CNMA SYMCMtOMI'" • IN t OM.V lllLOT Moftdllr, ..... , • ENTERTAINMENT I MQYIES 'Cruny' Colorful hut Mi8se8 Mark Borgnine tars In Escape' Film H OLLYWOOD <AP) -Ernest Borgrune will star an .. Escape From New Yon." a $7 million futurist.le •cUon drama that goes into produc- tion for Avco Embassy Pictures m August. . In the movie New York Caty as walled in as a prasoo arter an army of convicts loses a war against the United States Police Force. Kurt Russell also stars. ( llOJ'JE BEJ'IEJf') Btum -bued CID a atory by Phoebe h.Jlor. dlrec\or Robert Ka)ilor and Roben.lon -atl mpta to ttlay lbe 1peclal ramaredorl• of carnival workers u they trn l from town to town. The central focus l• on Gary 8u1ey, wbo s.lt.1 ln the "boio" booth burUna tnaulta a.t the patroo.s and in· vltln• them to dump him in the water by paldlin& balls at • taracet, and Robu\soa, bis trontman partner, wbo alao hdpa c.rnlval owner Ken McMillan run lh4' midway Their frlendatup Is threatened by Jodie Foster. who plays a young gtrl Busey picks up ooe nl&ht on the rrudway and who joins them on tbe road The film works best m detaihng Foster's indoctnnatton into the ways of carnival Lafe as she Cirst tnes. with disastrous effeet. to become a )t()()('h dancer in the strip tent run by !Wrt Remsen and then settles mto hustling customers from the string Joint operated by Meg Footer. mE MAJOR thrust or the scnpt. however, is on the romantic tnangle that develops among Busey. Fosler and Robertson. and Baum fails to satisfactorily develop this angle. MOVIE RATINGS FOR MRENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ,,.._o1 ... ~·"'-~-.. ....... -ol ___ .,,_°'_.,,_, 1ta1kw'1 dlreeUoo II alway1 tn· ter Uftl, however, and be a:oanaa• to loftlt U. fllm with a MGM ot dramatac aub1tance that i• not fultUled in tbe ICrlpt. Hit work la especlall.1 UQpi'eulve ID tbe CDIDDtl' CA••Y u .... ~ I 09Cuttw.,.._-............. J_.,...T~ P~.-ic .. , , • . . . ............ 'IOllllle R-- DlrKtot • • • • • • • .. .. •..••..• "~ IUoyW Sc:r-...V "' . ·······•••· ·• . T-a-C:••l. O•t~ euwy, .IH•• Foti••· Roblll• ltObffbol\. M9v "'"""· K"" Nlc.MlllMI,,......... Wlltoft, .-~.TIM Aftdr9.n. 8'tt1 ll- Al9118r_...,., 8111MCK!nMy. Ell"'9C.-. ltlOIWlillO tlrN -IOS ,,,,,_ __ ..... :• or th• f1nelt yomac aetreael wotldaa today and her bmoceot, cbUdllb ~~~ beauty and eopblatleat.t. earthy The are Billboard's bot record bttl volce eomblne l*fectly to Md extra for tbe week July ~ u they appear lo t.b1a dlmemkJn to Ulla role. weet'1 ilaue ot Billboard ma&ulne. Busey la J>mlOQabte and lilteable u tbe midway clown. although bis ROI' SINGLF.8 cbaract.er lacka development lo the 1. "Comlog Up'* Paul McCartney (Columbia> wrillne, and Robertaoo achieves an 2. "Funky Town" LJpps Inc. <Casablanca> lnteresUng clliJalpated. slniater quali-3 ... The Rose" Bette Midler (Atlantic> ty lD bis heavy-lidded portrayal of bis 4. "It's Still Rock and Roll To Me'· BUly Joel partner. (Columbia) McMillan la effective as the 5. "UWe Jeannie" Elton John (MCA> harassed owner of the carnival and 6. "Agalnst tbe Wind" Bob Seger & the Silver Ellaha Cook is excellent u a daffy Bullet Band (Capitol) old man who is killed when an out· 7."StealAway"RobbleOupree(Elelrtra) raged customer goes on a drunken 8. *'Cupid -I've Loved You For a Long in which be balances the seedy ru.li· rampage, which leads to a bbarre Time" Spinners (Atlantic) t y of carnival life with the sur· finale involving several of tbe 9. "Biggest Part Of Me'* Ambrosia (Warner r•a11· •lie daule and cheap, seductive sides bow people. Bros.> " " 10. "Let's Get Serious" Jermaine J ackson glamouroftbemidway. MEG ~Ea b et.s fourth M > Overall, Kaylor has created a r~• • w 0 g C otown Super ...... impressionistic work, which billing, is fine in a couple of scenes as TOP LPs ""' tbe •tring booth o--rator Remsen is 1. "Glass Houses" Billy Joel (Columbia> 1s progressed through W_illiam J. " ,.,_ · d i good as the stnp tent owner and Tina 2. "Just One Night" Eric Clapton <RSO> Cassidy's stunning production es gn Andrews creates a nice impression 3. "McCartney 11" Paul McCartney <Colum- and Harry Stradling Jr.'s brilliant as a stripper who befnends Foster. bia> photography. Tbe other rharacters are all re-4. "Against the Wind" Bob Seger & the Silver THE PERFORMANCES are also allstically drawn. Builet Band <Capitol) Al N _. .. • · core ·s sup 5. " ''Ibe Empire Strikes Back' Soundtracr .. quite good and Foster turns an ex On.11 s music s 1 - another amllingly detailed charac-portave , with Robe rts on's sole <RSO> ler ization as thts youngster who musical contribution being a forlorn 6. "Empty Glass" Pete Townshend CAtco> d h t l Of dway 7. ''Let's Get Serious" J ermaine Jackson finally discovers a sense of family in a n aun mg varaa ion ma th is band of social misfits~--She~iilis~o~n;jeilfi~thiiieiim~e)mjijus~ic=. ==========:-:<:M:o:to::wn::>::======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ootby ter.o THE ISLAND "'' ,._,w• ,_, .. _. Robert AedtOfd BRUBAKER "" ,.,~ .. ....... •JUST WHEN YOU THOUGKT rrWASSAff TO G01 RSHING IN THE CAllllUN ... • -~ 9*. N1C. TV RESTAC'l'EO -·7--·-~0l -0.--411;11 ~~I WI•=~-: ... .. John Travotta URBAN COWBOY ,,,,... .... AU G m N«J 11!.l F11.ws Rtct•vE 1liE SE.Al Of T>i£ MOTION PC TURE I!;. COOl Of SELF RtGV..A T ION r.-MGM.:.. -Art.ta~====::::==== -NOW SHOWING!-' .JOU ••• UlllUM Keeps you Anaheim Drive In 879 9850 .COST& MESA Bristol 540 7 444 on top of '-. '' ~' t t •I n TOIO Saddleback 58 1·5880 the local MUMTlll&TOM BUCH scene • . • [dwards I win 848 0388 Sundays Ollll5£ . Plitt City Center 634 9282 1~ I' NOP~S~~~ l•lll': 41{•}1 The MOVIE MUSICAL EVENT of the 80'sl .. THE FIRST EPIC HORROR Fllkr ·~ :"~! ,~ f I:/'.~ .· ' ·~ .. · ~I~ '· ..,.,. ...... .,. ..... ...... '"' ...... ~ ........, ... ........ ........ ,.... .. .. -....-.. c:::::.. Ult.AH COW90'fr: 71)/~JI '* ............. , .. ... I !--.., ,, .... " 494 1!>14 "'URBAN COWBOY"' !Ill wt:R:Kl>AYS-7-» SAT/SUM -1~--~11 "ROUGH CUT" Pot Wl(l)YS-7U•» SAT/SUlll-2A'--7 ·-· .. BLACK STALLION" , .. :i;:·--... --.. • JOHN D\N BE I JSlll AYKR0YD THE BWES BROTHERS a musical comedy NOW PLAYING mwuos· CllllMA WEST Westminster 891-3935 EDWUDS'..,_.TWll Costa Mesa 631 ·3~1 ClllEDOME Orange 634·2553 ~ llAMOR IUO. DRlft.tl Sania Ana ~H 271 iliM'IDf A 11~ fUlff 'RJ-DD---1.:. ~.....,... .. ., .... ~ ... NOW PLAYING &MC OM9GI MAU Or.nge 637 0340 MAM'l IOWTll CO.UT C.osu Mn.i ~ UI I mwuos· ca•u wur Wntmnslef 891 39~ "The best and funniest Clint Eastwood movie." .. A FIRECRACKER OF A MOVIE, eqlo4lae a.to ... of~ faaaioaet ru.uy-·u .... ·• • •• _. Bendt. ABC • TV •••sronco Billy' may be the beat f1lm Ea.8twoocl has ever made.'' -Loe Angdu M9ga:dne INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Classified •Horoscope Featuring_._._ •. ___ :. $ s Marching to Inflation By JOEL C. DON Of ... o.11., ...... Staff Rick Watkins and Deanna Peyton plan to be married in late August. The service will be held at their church, St. Andrews Presbyterian in Newport Beach. Afterward, the 100 to 125 guests will shuttle over to a nearby posh hotel for a reception featur· ing wine and champagne. hors d'oeuVl"eS and musical enter- tainment from a small combo. All totaled, the wedding gown and veil, flowers. invitations, wedding cake, photographer and r eception catering will cost about $3,SOO. IT COULD RAVE BEEN a considerably steeper price tag, had the couple not shaved off names from the original guest list and opted for a somewhat less-than-lavish reception "What we tried to do is keep a budget." says the 28-year-old Miss Peyton, an insurance com· pany underwriter. It's hard to do that because we live in Newport Beach and we wanted to get married in Newport. "You really have to have a budget in mind because every lilUe thing adds up. But you want It as nice as possible without going bananas." Indeed. the bulk of the cost of a wedding doesn't lie in the service but in the festive, catered reception. A SURVEY s ponsored by Modem Bride magazine found that 90 percent or first-marriage couples dished out about Sl,400 to feed and entertain 150 guests. But as the cost of the wedding reception sprints along with the billowing inflation rate. Orange Coast wedding business owners a nd consultants Increasingly find the word budget cropping up in what. for most, will be the biggest party they'll ever throw. To keep the cost down, soon- to-be-marrled couples and their parents have learned they can trim off some of the reception cuisine, shop around for recep- t ioo sites, cut down on the amount and type of alcoholic beverages served, order less ex· pensive invitations and purchase flowers from a cut-rate dealer or discount department store. FOR INSTANCE, Miss Peyton cut back on the guest h st. skipped an open bar and select- ed a tight buffet instead of a full sit-down dinner to have the par- ty in a more cosUy coastal loca- tion. Though wedding business owners have seen some tighten- ing of the nuptial dollar. the matrimony trade appears little affected by these recession- racked, lnflatiooary times. In fact. if there's a recession, Barbara King 'WOUJdo't know it. Wbm abe opened her Costa Mesa bridal abop six months ago. tbe ....._. leaped lnto the • black in lelS than five weeks. The former depa rtment store manager says, however. rarely do brides or their parents give carte blanche to the wedding consultant. "They want the nicest thmg they can get for the money in- volved," she says. "But ever- ybody sets up a budget." BRIDES CAN SELECT gowns from as low as $90 to more than $1,000. The veil alone can fetch $350. But Mrs. King says it"s usual- ly harder for a bride to trade· down on a wedding gown than on wedding accessones such as in vitations. nowers and entertain- ment. "When you're in the bridal business, you become like a second mother or a Dear Abby." she s ays. "If a girl is on a budget. I can give some tips on how to save. "I'd rather have a happy bride than sell something expensive. You're business is built on your personal reputation.·· Still. wedding business owners say tradition 1s in, m eaning more formal, catered recep- tions. B UT BREAKING WITH tradi· lion is a recent trend toward older brides and grooms. with the average age in the mid·20s. Typically. the older first- marriage couple a re o ut of school and both working. Sometimes the couple will live together before marriage. In those cases. the couple. rather than the bnde's parents. are more apt to foot the bill for the wedding and recepllon. Teen-agers fresh out of high school. though. usually follow the time·honored tradition or having the bnde's parents ar- range and pay for the wedding. .. Where the (bride·s) mother plans the entire wedding is rare.·· says Terry Melanson, a wedding coordinator with Tivoli T e rrace weddin g chapel in Laguna Beach. THE CHAPEL, WHlCR ofrers services including a garden wed- ding setting and on·site catering, charges about $18 per person for a complete wedding package. Last year, the chapel charged Sl6 per person and co-owner June Neptune expects the price to go up S2 next year . "People get married more often in a recession because two can live cheaper than one," opined Tivoli wedding coordinator Bonnie Yocom. "Or they say let"s go for it now because they might not be able to afford it in a year." Families can cut the caet of the wedding to as low as S3 per person, if they're willing to trade-down to less lavish facilities and reception cuisine. according to Costa Mesa private wedding consultant Judy Feenstra. For mstaDce, Mrs. Feenstra suggests couples on a tight budget coosider catering the re- ception themselves and holding the event at a private home. For larger receptions, couples can rent a municipal community center for mucb leas than hotel banquet rooms and wedding chapel reeeption halls. Mrs. Feens tra. a 25-year veteran of the wedding business. says she has set up complete weddings costing a few thousand dollars to more than SS0,000. ..M'E BAD ONLY ONE wed- ding where they said spend as much as you want," she recalls of a reception that included Like everything else, the cost of marching down the aisle is going up. A bndal gown can cost as little (?) as $90 or as much as $1,000 or more while the groom can get off sltghtfy cheaper by rentmg his outfit. Tuxedo rentals start at approx- imately $25 and go up to $55-plus. In photos. Holly An- derson, who plans to be a July bride in Newport Beach, is fitted for her gown by Barbara King while soon-to-be-groom Rick Watkms is fitted for a tux by Darrell Bender. chauffeured limosines. life-siie ice sculptures and full sit-down dinner ... Even though I had all the money to sp end. I was careful about their money." "But when a bride comes to me with a list of 300 guests, she's already set the cost,•• she adds. (SeelNFIA'nON, PageC3) Ainerican is 'Your Majesty' in Jordan 87 ANN BIACKJIAN WASHINGTON <AP> -She doean 't call herself Lisa Halaby anymore. Her mother still gives her advice. And it no longer seems atrange when people ad· dresl ber u "Your ll-1esty." But tbe American born, bred and edDaited wife ot Jorda.D's Kln1 Hu.aaetn. known to the world tbeee da)'S u Queen NOCll', still wean jeans, and abe misses the tood old American ham· burier. ••I was l)Ut on one of the world'• wont drMaed llata becaue I wu pboto1raphed weartii( Jeana in our stables,•• 1le 1ald. ''But to roe that ...... like the most ~ thlal to wear whea worlrln1 with bones. Do tbe, expect hip fa1bioo In tbe stable?•• · •t1SSN NOOa, WBOIS name mean• "Tlae Lt•bt ol HlilM6D.''wM.attiqlatbelWl· atreated courtyard outside Blair House. lhe guest house for diplomata across the streeffrom the White House. She was dressed in palaley silk, a few diamonds and a simple gold wedd1DI bad. ''We couldn't wait to ban a bamburaer' wbeft we aot here:' sbe said of their arrival four days ago. "It was the firlt meal we ordered. When American friends viltt ua. that's what they brtnl.·· In a wlde-ranatna interview, the 28·)'ear~old queen, an America by btrth and berttqe tboqb no klqer by clUaenabip, di.eu.ed wbat it's like to be married to a ldq, bow ._ old trteadlbipe haYe cbanaed. the NStrlctioal of royal Ute, the pro- blems of mana1ln1 Hveral royal boul 1holdl and tbe joy ol maktn1 an impact on the Mldnlt COUlltr7 lbe loves. ''You can M1 I'm a wortiaa queen.•• she said in her deep, throaty voice. "But it no longer seems strange to be called 'Your Majesty.' At first I wasn't ac- customed to iL But like other upects ol our life, security and certain kinds ol ~. It bas become part of my new life. "IT DOESN'T llA&B me feel more important. lt doesn 'l mean I should be bowed and ecnped to. But it'• become my name. 1 don't feel rve left bebind Lisa Halaby or my famill. I limply feel J am what t •m lnaide. The chanae of name 00..'t affect lbat at all. ll wu a lift fW'OID lll1 husband. u ls tills new life."' Sbe said as ~ lbe'1 never pven a mmmand. "yet there are orden that ta&e place In lllY ever)'day Ute that a pel"IOll liv- iDI • a different scale prot.bly wouldn't be maklnl. J mean I'm re1pon1lble for 1everal ~.·· Tbe queen, the daughter of a foTmer chief executive of Pan American World Airways and administrator of the federal Aviation Agency, married Hussein two years ago. He was 42 and twice divorced. His third wife bad died in a plane crash, leaving blm wit.bi small cblldren. Uaa Halaby WU! 26, a product o;afne o Wubinltca's most f prep ICbooll, a 1974 Ind from Princeton University. Their romance and m made beadllnea around tbti world. 1 ... BAD NO mu ot how to bJ, a queen or what was npeeted ot me," the queen aald. "l WM al•en no actvtce. It wun't 1111.r Nally. But 1 bad mr hUSbad'I moral support, and went fr'OID there:· Sbe Nld lbe rare1J ....... (8eeQVEEN. Pate a> f-'9-a -• (2 DAil Y PILOT FOOD Stuffed zucchini delicious, thri 'Specialties of the House' Delightful 8y ca:n.v DOWNSTONI: h&1lretor. Jl.Mly McOu111n. who Ulelr 1pecla1Uea. chlnl. ends cut off ~....,.,._.._. ... did Ulla artwork. A• a sampler, we t.etted an 21/• teaspoons salt Of all the "charity" cookboob Tbe book'• reclpoe are Just•• ltallan·atyle t tuffed 1ucchini 11"2 cups fresh bread crumbi tail a.a" com. our way~· atlractJvt •• tb lllu1tr1Uon1. dlah and found It perfect toaerve :t• cup 1rated Parmesan b , .,. live the prlae for I.he IDOlt Tbtrt are over 800 r•clpet r&n1 11 part ol a veaetarian meal or cheese dell•btl\al eover and lllu.at.raUona tn1 from appetlzen to deuerta. as an uccompan!ment to broiled •,. cup min ced onaon to .T5"dahJt1 of the Houte," Tbtre'1 a lao a chapter on or baked chicken or fllh. You 2 lablcspoons parsley. UMm\leCI t., parenta lnt..-ted d11be1 particularly appeaJln& may want to add it to your chopped In Our Lacb o1 Grace Mon~ to chlldnn: and one on lntern•· permanent recipe me. I know 1 1" teaspoon pepper School, llanhauet. Lon.I l.llud. Uonal 1peclalUes bolb tnt.uat· do. 2 eggs, bcut<·n N.Y. l1111nd practical. 2 tublespoons of butter or The COIJ\plltn were fortunate Jn eddlUoo, two doaen or ao KATHY SORICE'S ma rganne to have amonc tit.tr number a Loni J1land reatauraota con-STUFFED ZUCCHJNI Scrub Lucchml SUr 1 teaspoon profeulonal deal1ntr and U-trlbuted Hclpe1 for aome or 1 t.'2 pounds (4 small> zuc or thl' salt into 1 Inch or bolling Food Cost Increase Predicted WASIUNGTON CAP> -Reduced supplies or beef, port and poultry are likely to cause over- all food prices to rise more sharply in 1981 than this year. says a top 1overnment economist. Food prices are ex· peeled to increase about 8.5 percent this year. down from a 10.9 per- cent jump in 1979. Agriculture Department official J .B. Penn told reporters. As ked H 1981 food prices are likely to go up raster than this year. Penn gave a tentative "yes" response. "WE HAVEN'T made an official estimate because we don't even know what the size of this year's crop is going to be . there's so much uncertainty." he said. "But, 1f we have what one would expect is a pretty norma l crop this year and nothing major happens in 1981. l'd say the answer is yes. that you could look for that. just given where we arc in the catll c cycle . w hat·s happcn1nu 111 pork. wh at'h happcn1ng to poultl") · · R e cc n l ..., u n <· "> .... 1 n ~~~~~~~~..;.._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RED RIPE WATERMELON UMnONI. S-1,l lpe H! Honeydew Melons ..... Tr.,al ffi Mangos ltelilln m Squash ~ •.• 29 .. .• 39 "· .39 .... 29 water ln a medium-size pot; add whole zucchini. Cover and cook 5 to 7 minutes or until tender. Cut zucch!ni in halves lengthwise. With tip of spoon caref uUy re- move nesh from shells . Chop rlesb into small pieces, then combine with bread crumbs, 1,, cup of the cheese, the onion. par sley. remaining 111. teas- poons salt. pepper and eggs. Pile m ixture lightly into zucchini shells; dot with butter. Spnnkle '"' ffi Chuck Steak with remaining a,,. cup cheese. Arrange fllled shells in a large baking pan. Bake In a preheated 350-degree oven. uncovered. ror 30 minutes or until brown on top. Serves 4. This dish can be pre- pared the day before and baked before serving. "Specialties of the House." $10 plus S.80 postage, Is available from Our Lady of Grace Mon- tessori School, P.O. Box 527, Manhasset, L.J.. N.Y. 11030. •.• 99 • 1 '' • ·-O.ty ................. '-'• D.• O.•• ~ ,,.. ..... , c:;.w... m Fried Chicken 4'' ~ ~;·~d· 1;;, 1• 129 di<«llt' hog and i)oullr) p roducc r h plan t o r e spond to declining prices by s1~nif1cantly reducing the size of their breeding herds a nd fl ocks in the> monthh ahead. That will reduce the meat a nd poultr~ available for market in 1981 a nd send prices higher in a classic ap· plication of the basic economic axiom of supp- ly and demand. r DISCOUNT LIQUOR PRICES! Reef prices have been risin~ in re<:ent months bec·aus1.: cattlemen have b t•t•n r e duC'1 ng their herds for the past few years Although cattle growers have now start· ed the long process of re- building their herds , re lativcly few cattle are being sent to slaughter in the inte rim. That means less beef for the consumer market and the prospect of con· tinued h.igh beef prices THE COMBINATION of continued high beef prices and ~radually r1s· in g pork and poultry prices form the basis of Penn's warning that 1981 food price increases He llkely to exceed lhose of 1980. His predictions came at a news conference a few hours after the Labor Department re· ported that the nation's overall inflation rate po8ted a 0.9 percent In· tease ln May, the same as the month before. Coupled with figures ror the four previous months, the May figure means inflation for the first five months fo 1980 is running at an annual ·'1'8te of 15.3 percent. Pro- je ct e d over all 12 months of the year, the April and May Increases would translate to an an- oual lnflatioo rate of 10.9 percent. BY CONTaAST, lnfla· Uon bad been rwming at an annual rate of about 18 percent ln the flrat tbrte month• of tbe year. Tuesday's reJatlvely modest lncreue •u at- trlbcrted lar1el)' to the ftnt decline In 1uol1ne prtees In almOlt three years. Later Tueaday, the staff of tbe lntematloul Monetary Fund pred.let- td Lbat lnftatiae In the world'• iadutrlal Da· Jona la apected to .... 1eh t .5 J*Cmt tbil ytar IDd ... drop • back ODl1 ,0 about •.• peretDt In lMl. 81 comparllon UM 1Yer ... raa. ID 1t7I wu ""1~....,,.. to,, .. , ....... Orupt '~ Steinbrau Beer ., ""-' '~ Vorinoff Vodka '.'' 6 58 ;t~ Garrison's Gin ~o 322 l O ''••'.....,.... ... , •• , ~t«? 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AU~ ............ •WITO IUUIS ti ... llMU ti COMMftllClal ftf OPEN JULY 4TH Till 7 P .M. ,~·-----.... tr"!!!J·-----, ~ w1uon ammo I ~ COUNTIY TIMI I I •" CA-IAM I I m. WllUH I •,..._ I I ·""'-. H-Mll I =~·... $6'' ·.~II s2•• 1sa v1 w. t. I •sa v1 ~.: I • ·3• .--.... t .. = ... -... • • ,,, 1•• ...... -... ·-.... ~ c...-,..., .. ,. """...,... .... \: ~· ... ,,,. .......... '~ ........ ... ... "'- --••o 1covPON .,,;J •-•ro • cou,011 • ADVERTISED ITEM AVAILAlllLITY GUARANTEE' •ac-. ~ w~ ~·.:c:~.;.::-:~. ~ ~ -:.':<: = M -nt• .. •u fffl•"' ._ t....a " •co•-• •tt• -._, KIUcnml llOl .... .._ .. I •"'-t• 1•1"•"'~ 'Oii " --"" -rt•• •Tl• 11 "" -111111 .. a .,,*,. ,. .. n SAYE 5 10.21 rta·-=.=n-, rm·-----, I m ........ I I m --I I 111.1.suas I I I 1san ~ .. 7 5c 1 1san ~ 73c I I 22' '• • .. n ot .-,.. -... • I J J •• •"" .. ., '"' ..._ --I ,,., • ....,. ,_, """ ' ._ .. , ... ,, • ,.;.u ._ \: ........ ·-· ......... -:1 \: c ·-.. ··-· ,.,,{ .... -N>4;,I ,. - -•10 • COUl'Oll -- -MIO • couro. - • " ~ • FEArURING Rolls Book Labor of Love •1 IUDITll OLaON .,_..._,.. .... S&cw NMbm•n tod-.,. edmJll It wu • ~ amr. ~to .tbl m1nd would try to l*bbb. u a ma den ftfttute, a lealber boud portro& ol full·color alped lltho sr..-"' I09I °' t.M lreatelt ll.oJb. Royce can tD ...._., and Ulen chare• sa for n • It MemS that the market for 1uc-h an tlt"m woUt be Umlted but the issut' of 2,000 ls our b ~ and NothmaM hasn't placed onr word ol lldvert1alnl ln aft.)' publicaUoo RS AND 111E AaTIST. Ken oamaoo, rt- ceot.ty made lbetr ftr'St public appeann~ d\lrin1 \ea at Bwloc'lr• Witabfre. Newport Beach. to U1k about their .)Omt proJttt "Soc:ne Pl"OPle buy one for framtng and take it apart, then tht"y a~t anoth~r." Nothmannl&ld The book bti turned out to be a labor or love for bath the artist and publisher They have lak.en the same pains with 1t.s produc tioo as the fabled car company exercises In its manwacturing or autos. Each copy or "Th e Sptnt•' IS bound In Connolly Brothers Vaumol leather. the same material found tn current Rolls Royct' models, and care has been taken to hnd bides wiU. no blemishes or scratches DALLISON, A REGULAR contnbutor to "Car and Driver." "National Geograph1t" and .. Esquire." intended originally to simply picture the famous cars by themselves. but as his involvement grew so did has cont'ept Each auto now is portrayed in a vtgnetle with people and real scenes and the viewer's imagination is asked to fill in the dJalogue The hunting car fitted with guns for the Maharajah of Bikaner is shown ready for sport, and by special perm1ss1on of Buck ingham Palace. H. M . Queen E lizabeth 's Phantom JV limousine is drawn with the royal staff surrounding it lthe queen ts not inside). For Dallison . a transplanted Englishman (be lives with his wife and family on a farm in Canada), the book is "a tnbult' to Englis h craftsmanship." HE HAS PUT MANY touches from home in his vignettes. such as thatt'hed t'ollages and the most famous English s porting a renas. whit'h he says, "htt tender s pots on people's e motions " Nothmann. a former bank ofhcer in New York, began publis hing to fulftll a dream of 1mmortahzing the Rolls-Royce He chose Dallison. whom he had never met, be<:ausc he had "set'n hts other illustra- tions and Ken had seen the \'1s1ons I was seeking.·· The artist said he appret'1ates the book because "there are no watered ·down versions. no paperbacks, and there ts a pun- ty of quality all the way down It's something bigger than r d been in before .. °"'1' Pilol P-D't LH I>• r-. WITH ROLLS-ROYCE LITHOS Steve Nothmann Dallison learned to draw cars a!> a c;tu dent b~ sillm~ out~adc the Amcrtt'an Em bassy m Grosvenor Square during hti. lunc·h hour s ketching th<' big L' S. autos. HIS WORK IS BF.ING sho\.\t'ai.ed tn tht' 25t h anmversar) •~'>Ue of "Car and Driver" lhal> month. Dallison ha~ r<'ceav("d numerou~ awards for his \\Ork. inc luding a .. Gold" fmm the• Soc1et' of Illustrator<, for h.Js sketches in '\\he n Zeppelin:-. F'lew." two .. Golds · Crom tht' Detroit Ad Club and a Cleo for hts work with Mcrt'edc•s lknt H e also produ('l'O a l>l'rtes of eight s tamp-, for thl' L. S commemorating the h1ston of Jv1at1on and has done telev1s1on "ork an Canada Of tht' l\.\O partners Only Ont-t'Urrentl;. c I a 1 m s ownersh 1 p of a R()l h. Ho;. t'e Nothmann is res toring a Sllvet Cloud. while Dallison. still in th<' British family . is content lo drive an MG TD and a 1960 Jaguar Dirty Dishes Intolerable DEAR ANN LANDERS: Is tt bad manners to complain in a restaurant about egg on a fork or a dirty water glass? My husband says, .. A lady makes the best of it." Right or wrong'> - LISTENING IN LORAIN DEAR L.: Does your husband also expttt you to make the best of a fly in your soup? Sorry, I disagree. No need to shout the complainl across the dining room, but unsanitary conditions in a restaurant should never be tolerated. A1111 Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS· Please don't dose the case of dentures m the hospital I have been waiting 15 years to sec my problem tn your col- umn. No one ever wrote about 1t, so I must. In 1965 I went to the hospital for surger;. My family and minster were in my room when the nurse said. "You'll be going to surgery soon Remove your dentures." I almost died I would sooner have removed m y dolhes in front of my visitors. But the nurse stood there. steely-eyed, and I did as I was told mg their heads high. while a mall' detenorated from alcoholi.<.m -often causin~ embarrass· ment and heartache. You. Ann Landers. sent .. paper roses to thost' who ret'ogn1zed themsel\'es." Well. I at't'epl your "paper roses .. and hope I am worthy Something s hould be done to t'hange thl' rules so patients can remove their dentures AFTER they leave their rooms and ~et them bat'k BEFORE they return. Please plead to the doctors and nurses in our behalf. We n et?d someone to speak for us -STILL HU MILIATED IN KNOXVlLLE I have had more than 30 ;. ears of it. I'm -.urt' many friends and memberi. or the family \.\Onder why I haH• stayed M) reason 1s the ... ame as that of so man:. others Wl' hate to dis- rupt our families Whale these men are not mut'h a.o; husbands. they are prett) ~ood fatht'rs Then ther("' the problem of mone~ ll 1sn·t easy to get by these day s l'\'en under one roof. Tv. o ~ould be 1mposs1bll'. A person who hasn't hved through 1t t'an't 1magme what it's ltke lo sat night after night, watt'hmg a drunk with his mouth hanging open. in front of thl' TV. snoring hts head off I t'an't ~o out and leave h1 m because he might burn the house down DEAR KNOXVILLE: That steely·eyed nurse should ban been reported. She could have asked yoar visitors to leave, ma.k.J.Dg It possible for yoa to remove the dentures privately. Most nurses are kind and tbougbUal. When patients run into a s adistic one, they sboald speak to her superior - also the doctor ln c harge. I know you can't help me but thanks for hs tenmg -WORN Ol'T IN KEN1TCKY DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently I read a comment in your column that touched my heart. A reader WTole about the "unsung heroes and heroines'' who stood by with dignity, hold· DEAR WORN: Yoo can do something to help yourself. Joln Al·Anon. It's in the phone book. Tboasands of women in your boots have been saved by this organization. Go and say. "Ann sent mf'." • • .Queen is American (From Page CU old friends anymore. ··His majesty ts my best friend, the ooe person to whom I • • .Inflation (l'rna Pap Cl) Also, wedding business owners suaeest couples plan their wed· cling at least slx months in ad- v anc~ of Ule proposed date. Jun.e , coatrary to popular no-Uooa, la not the. heaviest wed· din• month. Rather, the wedding aeuoo ls brisk tllrouabout the summer and fall. 1'ilh ooJ.>' a brief letup dwini ,....,.,., A.De[ Oolta lle9A bridal shop OW1MI' v ... HUIOD adds t.bat brid• .... eut co.u f(W otben bJ Hlec:tiDC IOW'DI that can be wora after• 1"ddln•· up·eople aN pretty lbrlft.y wbeD It eome9 to • weddlnc.,. UJI 8ob Dletor, dJrector ol eat.rt.bl at Newport Beacb'1 Marrtalt 1f0Ul. ••But very few , ......... .,.... '° C%Ul 1Maek ll It'• t.11111' anlr daqbter." \ can say just about anything. But I try not to pressure him with my problems. "I 'll never have the same friendships I had before. The re· lationshiP6 will be different. I'll never again be able to speak freely of anything that's on my mtnd. But there are things between a king and queen that aren't like anything else. that are e~clusively private. It's not a problem. but it's part of my new life." ANO llOYALTY HAS its rettrlctioos. s he aa.ld: "I miss being completely spontaneous. · which I waa before. J valued m y frffdom and m.y Independence. I don't guard iny word.a. I just apeak more carefully. I don't 1 soeak ol evel')'tb.lng that is in· aide me.'' · Sbe ndaaea some Joys ol ever- yday tile: "I wish there were ma,.. opportunity for his m~a· ty and me to go out and bave fun, to let 10 111 our ruponalblllUes. But aa tlme aoet on, ooe'• concept of fun chances." Aod while many people are in- t1midated by her new stature, her far:ruly is not. s he said. "My mother and father sllll give me lots of advice " She is a Jordanian c1t1zen now. h aving given up her American citizenship automatically when s he be<:ame a Jordanian citizen. "I didn't renounce my American citizenship. but my loyalties are clear," she sald. "I consider myseU a Jordanian." AT COUEGE, SHE majored In architecture and urban plan· ning and has sin ce taken penooal responsibility for help· Ing improve Jordan's educa· tional facilities, dealing with en· viroomental problems and pro- mouna physical fitness. The king and qUffG purchased two American lC>-speed bicycles to take home ... We'll cycle in.stead of Jo1." she •a.id . Sbe s-.ya ber role as • queen ll 1U\I evolving: "I don't know what I'll be Uk• u a queen tn five years. I hope to hive arown end developed and matund. ll's an opportunlt.y few people bave. It's the greatest gift 1 btve been atvtn." Manday. Ji..ne 30. I 980 ( Horoscope ) TUP.8.DAV. JULY I 8> SYDNEY OMAR& ARIES <Mar 21-Apr. 19 1. You gain wader recognition Emphasis on addlt.Jonal allies. sup port from unexpecte d quarters, surpnses and a valid reason to cele brate. You can s trike chord of uruversal appeal. Love 1s domt· nant themt' TAU R US <Apr. 2D May 20>: A "teacher" appears on scene You learn ho" to overcome obstacles Ca ree r aspirations get a boost Budget problem 1s re so lved . Ca n t'l'r . Capricorn nauves figure prommently. Be read~ for new start. fresh. con· tacts and a challenge "h1t'h leads to greater freedom . GEMINI <May 2 1· June ~I You "know" what 1s to occur before t hC' at'lual e\'cnt Your .Jbtltt;. at "pret'ogn1 · t1on " ~urgC's to forefront. ~ a" are or t'apab1ht1es. be t'onfl dent enough to plan ahe:.td Individual, at a dista nce, 1s working lo 1 mprove your s1tuat1on CANCER <June 21 SAGl'M'ARIUS CNov 22·Dec. 21 >· Bring together friends, rel· atlves who -In re<:ent weeks -have had mis· understanding Humor aids you to excel as peacemaker Accent on messages. call~. s hort lr1ps, production CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 191 Look behind st'enes -i.omeone 1s try i ng t o ttdl you sometlung. Money is m- volved You can locate mis si ng material . Streamhnt' met.hods AQUAR l t:S 1J a n . 20· Feb 18>: All s ignals indicate that you should t a k e an independent courst-. Lead. pionet'r. 1mpnnt style, take tn· 1t1at1ve. do thi.ngs your o wn way You meel someone who could play an 1mport.allt role in your tire PISCES <F'eb 19-Mar. 20 1: Penod of sedusion 1s not sam e a:, lonel1· ness Sort th1n~s through wc lcom1.: rt'sp1.e. gain set'ond ,. m u t 1 " n a l " 1 n d ~cenar10 feature s hospital. Spet'tal group, orJ:anizatton. prepara· t1 on for possible ap. pt•arant'e before the media ht81QC;1eSt Marketplac.e Oo The Or1noecoast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Onfc.t•*~ 642•5678 F~C•tdll..__ ..... ......... For S* EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ,... ......... Motlce: All~ estate advertued lD tlm oewapaper IS sub Jed to the Federal Fall' Hous101 Act or 1968 wtudl makes it illegal to advertise "any pre ference. hm1tat1on. or d.LM:nnunation based on race. coloc. re li gu:m. sex. or national ongin, or an IJltenbon to make any such preference. l.imrta t..aon. or dLScnmmataon " This newspaper wall not know1nJIY accept any advert1s1ng ror real eslJlle wtuch is U\ viola 1.Joooftbelaw. ~S: Ad\oet'ftwn ..... c:t.ds ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ···········~··········· •••teMIW• 2HOUSIS Xlal locat.loa. Prine. Oft}y Under CI0.000. Owuer wW carry. :MI-4425 BU. llACHDWUX Block to ocean! Name terms 6 submit! Dls~rate! Reduced t.o '199 .soo ! 152-1700 ,.,, . ~ t 1 • ' l I '• ) p,J I, f' t !®l&llil HEWPOIT ftlPUX zoo· TO IEACH F\nancing, $184.000. Call ~!?'11,.-. ~. . ' ' [®l&Hil Ca.do $69,tOO 3 bedroom, great home or rental with a low ID· terest assumable loan Less than 10 yeans old Alf}.. 751 31.91 dalr md report er-1-~~~~~~ RX!R WITH VIEW Jul:, 221 Confer with ;====::;::::=========~ Ont.• ciO<;l' to )OU, includ 0mars ron .... .....,. n. DAJl.YrtLOTe1.-s hWlty for ... tint • Cm"K -..mo. Oltly. 3 uruts. Newport Beach. Call 646-7171 1---------•L .. .,~, ,1; •.... , ,, ing partner or matt· CUSTOM FRAMING Monl') qu(-SlJOns t'an ~ Speciatllh'9 1n n•i.oh t'd Don t IH:rm1t SHADOW BOXES e motrnns to dominate 1803 Newport Blvd lo~l(· !'l;ews from a far Costa~ " ti I Ix> \ ahd reason to ('t·h~bratl' l.EO I Jul) 23 A uj! 2:?1 Revise. rt'V ll'V., ----------.-cht't·k ba-..1c :ms" er'> and <1 Ut•-,t111n<. Aq u.1 r1 U'- 1 auru., and !--«<trp10 nJtl\'l"i figure prom 1nt'nll\ f\t't'<'nl on 1·110 1H'r.a t1ve e ffor t:.. publlt'lt). making ac l'Om mcx1alton with those v. ho,t· ' 1 cws ma\' not (OlnCtd<' with \our O\.\n \ I RGO 1 Aug 23 &:pl. :?:? 1 Take calls. rl'port..., m s trtdt•. Conditions due to c hang e t1 rcumstances eventual· I) will favor your ef· fol'U> Co-worker as s in- cere. but could be m1sm· formed LIBRA <Sept. 23·0t't 22): Aura or glamour IS part of st'en arao Personal appeal ts heightened -and so 1-; sen se o f adventur ~ C'han).!tx. occur at home Trad1n~ in pret'1ou!. metals 1c; also featured SC'ORPIO <Oct 23 '\ov 211· Spotlight on lan d . propt•rt). tl'r n lnn plans to hutld . '-flt'C'1al setu r1tv measurl's Piste-.. \'tr.en nat '' (><; play s1gmf1t'ant rolM S<>e plaC'es. f)(.'<>ple in reahsltt' hJ.(hl Defam• t1.•rms , ~et promise-.., 3!'- st~nments Ill" ritm.: Announcing a Summer~ For Teens! ~-~ ..... -...... _...._~--... -·----~ f1'o-'JO-. -"-'"-~ """'w""°·-.~?W"'O •"'-"'~ P"~ OU'Sft"\'-•JI t.Alf"9 ~ -"""""'-~ _,....,__,,.~..,·IC ........... \.I~ .... ""'"""' .,, ,,.,...,.. ~ .... ,,..~~' ...,...._ \W\ ._ _,.,." ~&i.l....""""~ew.t~Uft.W "Ct• ... "' .. " ....,......_,,. ORANGE:. COOl"fTY- 31 o ... n f. C ounrl'\ 0rdngt:' I IJ1~7R22R ••••••••••••••••••••••• G: •• , .. 1002 ..•...•..............•. COWIOYS Here i. a place ror you' 8Jg 4 bedroom 2 bath W1th commwuty '>Wbles. ndlng nng. RV -.t«ai:e. and loll> of wadt> open 'paces Great Oran~~ Cly loe"ataon On)) Sl.34.900 Call 751 3191 C::SELECT I PROPERTIES Jr you·ve oever placed .i Od.SSLl1ed ad. you re ID the mmon t y ! Try 1t on <'t' and Stt bow quickly you get r~s ulls Ph on~ 642-5678 '=~= ~"\\.~lA-"£2f~· WOii .... ------~ CLA'f L ~ ----- • .__..._.al .... -~ ...... -.. ................. _._ I [ H I P S Y C L I I L U WA f I I I I I ~ I 1~ R A N L S J; I I I I Moc>eat? S"6 wo;irs -wrtl\ pints SUllS. I R U C S I C I o ....... ~... ...~ ....... r~ ........ .od I I I I r , • I "? •"'t ,..., ,.. U•"? ._, ,.d • .,~•'OP h()l'TI \1'9') No 3 below •"INI HJM6Uf0 lll'lt~ N JHf•I SOW.If\ 6 ~:i.~~l lllrm I I I I I I l sca•M-UTs~.•~saoo P UBUC NOTICE I P UBLIC NOTICE l'IC'flTIOUS IUSINEU , --,,-lcTITIOUS eUslNE!.S-- t44ME STATEMENT t4AME STATEMENT f"'4" to1tio-1nQ Oi!-"-.On, ,.,_ do1nol Th .. fOllOwH\CJ Of>f'\Of"I' •rt!' dOfAQ l>W\•"f'\ •· l>u\.•f'W\."-.. lllCHMAH O<l COMPANY l~JI ''( ll'>ON.Al lOUCH OJ: OllA""Vt ...,.., .. CO·"' °''.... S..M 111 C~•· COl'H T '( \m UIH•r Or • HunUn9ton _..,. C""'-~;i., ~..:n C.A ._ I G••"' °'' com-· •'4> Soutn Ju<11 "' o.r.-..11, sm L1111« D•. (CM I Dt•¥9 W•t .. )lt e,o..1. ~\4. 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T F 7:J0-7 MIS T/Y' '="-71M IS TOW SdaGI T /T1i 6:J()p!I 7 I 5-t Z I JULY SUMMER SALE BUZZING WITH VALUES Sha 11109 T~ "'r I INFANT thru P+attcH ftp 'D'IUck 1 J-JO 1"'' I, 1 •• 11· ·-1•11 '° PUBLIC NOTICE I I PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITlOUS eUSINEU ~ESTA'f£MEN'f l'ICTITIOUft euStNlliW NAME t.TATEMIElfT Th-•oHow•ftCJ pef"\OfU •rt Odinog btn•~\ .... IA I SUPEll CLC.AR WINDOW !>(AV•CE -1A1 EXTRA C.lEl'N WINDOW SERVICE. 1'41 ... ll<•n, C~l• Mtt<I. CA.,,,. J am•\ Jord•n W~hon, t••t Pwhc•n CO\I• ~ .. C.A .,.,. J~~ H•rnt'1"lif'f'. 613 Ph,,,.,mt"f' Co~t• ~ CA 976,. Tiii\ C>V\1.-.s• I• condu<tf'd l>t -t•I 1)¥tnet~•D J....,.., Joro.n W•l...,., Tllo\ si.-1 w•• tllfd wnll In. County Cl•r' Of O.•~ Counly "' J-11 I'll> Pl- Put>llv.ed Or-Co.If o.llV Pllo J11ne JO. JUiy 1. 14. 11, 1'10 1t9S DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? ,. DM.V PllOT Mondly, Jlme ., ,., ..._..,.,. S. Ho.t•t ,.r S. Ho.wt For Sdt ~For S-. H••n..,.s. 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Aeel. 1210.000 •••••••••••• --....... n P1 ................... ... ...... ]. ) ..... ~ ...... ~ ................... & •• 111& .. •••• ,.., .tstta.too. COLI Of HIWPOIT REALTORS 1111&.c...Hwy .. c ...... ..._. 675-5511 In mil~· OM SAMllA.0 DL .. IAYClllTI 8cautilully developed family home: 6 bedrooms: Views of the Bay and rught hubts;,, pool and apa: 3 fireplaces amid un ec1ecdc blend of beams, bricks, stained glass and hand painted tiles. Presented at ~.000. U~l()(JI: li()Ml:S REALTORS, 675·6000 2.443 U.c Co.et HJtJ!iway. Coto .. del Mar WE. HAVE SI Of' THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN \\ t· :--. I I Y '\ TAYLOR CO. Hl..\l'l(ll\~ '•Ill•• l ~tlt; AU 1MS llOll Sl7t,IOO A HAPPY HO.. Ttlt • l 1 • pr 1 d • o I P'abuloul l1'Mnbllt *· SU"T .500 J8& a.. a..aueU11, , .. OWMrlliblp dupJa lot•l· Rare ..._ 1. Pnf1 · ct.. Pool. 4Br. zaa. fem rm. m bdt. TnDll, awte ad In o.-u,.. Bou-unlll coreed neutn tonH. MP l&dO rec rm, ll'l)lc, pool, .. c l•tu. Moat .... ,11 Bc1nm•1•.• ....-. rla. , ...... ..,.. dbl 1..,., av parktn1. aell, tm.::if aru. dbl ..,.. •• aod • lttl99 ,_o..--:::'~::::-·:--:...W==--il..:-.ml.=:=:!.!111:;.::·1m::::::::~--I sm.ooo, patio for enwrtalala,. 1 ----'------ atbmll all often. Ow JUITUST9f A, NO DOWN. BY OPIM IZ.I ..._ 11 llulb&e. ~ ~o;:!'a\'°:0v:.':o; OWH•. sim.ooo. 3Br 11WBS-l'IU ·SAT • lll0.000. Zlle, Le cmner lot, hull SputU01 4Br 1~ ba BALBOA ISLAND ~~'6 '-·· ftnplaee, U.. Prtlloaly 751·87 rambler .. • -t ... 1 REALTY ........... eetll.Qp. Rear • . aw.-. N.w pUllt ID • 1'13-8700 ajt a bdrm. + lott.1--------1-. '11e. frml ~ cau..dral cellin1, IUD· t 1 " ~· I \iii) , ,'I,(,; I OCl.AtROMT d«.k. Owner wanll to TRI LEVEL rm . JI c e p on a l I • • r.=· lllnt. KbJl I,;•;;.._ _______ _ ••cAMTLOT u • z .. 5.000. e. • VA ., CODY. .. sa. n La rte bu 1 Id ab I• fllerUen A&enl 17S-Z173 BEAUTY I By owoer ** . bomealle w /absolutel7 or'T1Nla 88MOI Princoob' ID lntoe for UNDEll faoUIUe view of rotnn1 ~r famUy hom!. huge 1200.0001 AJmoet com- IUl'f. 4 mi. No. of DeUlar c-e. ....._ tOJ4 family room, r a lled lucllll" fll'DINl+J o&etd.Y new from top to lo beautiful EncinJtu ...... ••••••••••••••••• deck, bltn BBQ. So. m2acre.. S2:50,GoobouM bottom. 1bia maulve 5 wttb 1~ lnteftat tlnanc· EASl'SU>E, qui.t street, ai.t Plue afta. Only to be bul It to your bedroom, :t '-th home iq. Aattn1 '225.000 _, ,500, Cute 3 BR. alley IWa.000. Call M,5.gl.8l a:pecificationa. Call Jolm mertll )'OQI' peraoa.aJ io· ·~ -··n om :ci •l 714.135.0211, P1r. ~ ...,_., ~ r:::'iteo.::::..u.lve. 19057, or al hom e : · EXCLUSIVELY '75-1700 -..ea. J4l. USTED BY -PIOl'arY --Hr ~ ............ ~~~ [fll)'llllodbrldQC '4ac. in TualiD area. LI'S nm sharp • Bdrm home Realty 1800 IQ tl I amUy bomr f.._ a bum.l.tv.l re-'"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~ 11 ll'OlllU 551-3000 A/C, auper sharp! Call modeled kitchen walh 1: .,,.... ~- aow. Qff~,!d...,~~ Slli.SOO. ceraauct.lle. illuminated 0--MoltYtlhd llnlltt 9r•llJY •maarnnu rawy,lr"* ..,.,..,"""'° cehnp, and new wood .llu1l 1ell. EZ care 2 l"IUmlLl lo.- • Whelan cabaneta. Remodeled bedroom condo , im· Ideally priced 3 Bdrm 2, ________ _ t.ih rooma, huce ciomer maculate floorplan, din· Balb home k>c1ted 00 1' Real Estate Jot wttb RV parlun1. loC area. wall to will aroeT" lot Wllb 2 uawna ----------I LAROE ASSU.llABLE carpet.a. Pauo. SM.SOO. ble ~oan.1. Totally up LO AN. Owners b ave .BKll. Call 540-1720 graded t.h.naouL Aakmg -ll!'lm-----•I purdJued another ~ TAii& I Sl2Z..SOO C:..o H5gt r •• perty and atta &DJllOUI. CaQYOD view 8nd PoQI. 3 Aatma •.soo Por more Colle1e Park, 3br walb bedroom, 2~ bath home dd.aila,callS40-Wl den, ruce fam borne. As PIAClfUL.. PEMIHSULA POtNT N ~wl y decorate d 4 hclrm home. Ocean view ! $325.000. IAYFIONT ·' A green thumber's delight with well-mani cured ~ardens front & rear. Made for entertaining. Large 52' x 130' lot with complete privacy Den. 2 Bedrooms with oversize closets and 2 baths. Workshop off garage Spacious-light-bright. A happy home and all for S179.500. In ere.at area. S23S,OOO swna ble loan. Sl 10.000 e. R ANC H f~E A L TY ~!) 1 2000 ... view of tall eocalyptas trees from thb top story condo in "WOOD- BRJDGE". Plush carpet-RCTaylorCo ·~,.,. HERITAGE Al!J. S4S-42111. ~18 CoUece Park pool bome. ---------• i o & At de c o r a to r l.Wr1lded home tn xlnt y ARD WORK wallpapers make lbIS 3 We have ~everal fme home~ with pier & :-.lip I E:L TORO HORSE COUMTRY 4 Bdrms .. 3 halhs: ranch styl<>. mini-estate in oranJ!<.' J?roH'S. S2-19.500. 0 40 <l<>UU . • REALTORS !!!~!!!!!!!!!~~~I cond. Pool, Jac Jyrs old Br ready for move ln --------·-------•I 1137,SOO. ail 545 '289, Wllo N ... It? now! Close to pool, park. ~ Instead, spend your free temUa at lake SIM.900. &UFPSCOMDO ONLY $141.SOO Choice e nd unit townbowte Best location an the Blufrs. Near school.s & ~boppmg.. Cov- ered patJo OAKGl.94 t:in:r entertauunit an \he 55t.aau BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay~1d1• Orovo• N B 615 6161 MO DOWH 4 .. SIS.500 WESLEY M. TAYLott CO .. HAI.TORS 2 111 S.. Jo .... H• load NEWPORT Can&. H.I . 644-4t I 0 ~ ... ~ . . . • :. . •• : * ...... ~ ; ~ s. )· ...... THIPOINT Just listed. Cozy 2 bdrm home 1 block from the OCEAN P ACIFfC REAL ESTATE 759-1616 Distinctive ne"' 2 bedroom, 21-. ba con doo:wuums. SJ 1.6.990 2:518 Elden Ave. C M 642 6734 By owner JBr, family clegant sunoundmp ofr'!!!~~~~~~~~ room , l'>.Ba, Bit 10 Uns spacious 2 bdrm, 2i.: - latchen. Room for boat ba. + den. end unit L.CllJmll a.odl IO• Of' RV, lrg back yard t.ownbome with a VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• Attached dble garage an Turtlt-kock Vista OCEANFRONT On cul-de-sac street near Ca1Hor f u.rthe r de w ls. N • w mod a la r t y p e llCbooU & Newport Jo'rwy homes, pvt community, 2 .. G bchs, 1A hr attunty. sub-.. ~.ooo. ood hna.ocang. &ettlng OK. (714) 49S-3816 MESA YIRDI -~-LID_ CUl. DI SAC 0-PoW I 026 BtD OF lME ........ ~story wiUJ 2 baths and. ln Costa Mesa's ftncst gre.t aaawnable loan.I -....U?.1nnccw•cs.~1 .... area, 3 Bdrm 2 bath, &alt·m electric IDtcben, I Ol.DE ,. ........ beach 11 .)dly. Older & ~~~~~~~~ needs a btUe ftuo, but au u can be! Fireplace -•ME'l••w••u-STIMG--•5-• & enclosed patio. DUPLEX . doors t o Oean 4 Bdnn plua 1dded ••••••••••••••••••••••• llAl ... OW ramizy room, oew pa.utt '125.000 Breatblak:uaC village aad in lit out. New carpets, Wlth ~ wort 1t roukt ocean •lew from tbis dd_.. d b d community pool, ••cant . ~ • cu woo eam e and the owner baa Well maintained 2 $234.000. beach, Two-2 bdrm + large st-c luded lot ~you.rdrurnhmne 1110 spark1mg3Bdnn 2 balb Own.en movrng out of d e g v 1 e w or D o1 n.. home. Spacious famlll family room, large bndt pemcked. All. 751-3191 I bedroom home loc1tt.'d firepMlce. VA, no down on corner R-2 lot.' Pnce terms. Vacant and need.I ---------• only s!Jghlly above lot fixmg. Sl<M,500. Act now• 1 C ownef''s pad Good sum 7141 67)-4400 mer/w1 nta rental 12 lll Ul-2121 Owner nex1ble on rmanl· sute and are V("r) 1..ru Harbor. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, '+523C.ou>usDa·IRVtME room and Hving room. 1ous Asktnic Sl 19,SOO fri>k. hardwood rlrs . ---------many extras in lb1s CaJl~llSI lathe & plaster walls beautifully decorated 1bere's only one. Call va ue. SJ 78,500. Ex ~2313 ISLAND CHARM ceUent fmanc101. HARBOR mg, trade, t:tc Submit $249,000. ~HERITAGE Term!> available Owner lBr lB.v Iott twnMe. on home. $180,000. Aaau.me leavmg •U.le Call agt lake tn Northwood. 3 mo. ell5lm1 loan. n-tr.l'lr9·"'"~'''"""' .,. Balboa's finest value. 2 63 1-7)00 REALTORS ror appl to~ 752 6568 new S7 l.SOO l\ssuma ble .ll 11~ S00.500 Hy owner. ~ l726eq•, don osen [~ I uoits. Redut'ed t oj~~~~~~~~~I ~ lt11iH1f ~:.~9 ~!',~~1~·,. ouc:: ... mr &and N~ Us v ..... [ ~ llllHI =:%Ef~~~ 2 UNITS · 2 bdrm + 1 bdrm on 30x85 lot • , A 01\'hWn nf , block w ~ach OWC bt Jlarbor ln\"{''olmt•nt ('O I 11). Pnce<l al $)85,00() 1032 ---------....................... . SY CAMOR E GI.EH W 0 0 D 8 R I D <; E LAK F.FRONT . Cov ui..,_on model ll1ghJy up ~rad..-d P v t bo•:irh ritultor& l21J N COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497--484.8 SIDE BY S JI>E -2 ••REIN£ED! Nev. 11ogle fam1l y l~-~;;;~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~rooms, aundeck, ex homea. No" avail tor cellent cood1llon . SUGAI 'HSPICE and everything nice tn lbis dean 3 Bdrm, 2 ba home. Nicely lands.caped wtlb kJta ol curb appeal. Sll3.900. Call 979-s.TlO to- day duplexes One 2 bdrm ~ ba, pnced at $24.i,OOO One 2 bdrm , I IJ ;, $239.000. Unit.-, clo-.t> to park. beacb & shopµtn..: BRAHD MEW Owr>er say:i take S3000 nfr .i:,lttnR pnt·1' & S H.LIT' Call for your perwnal m 'Pt-'C'tJ<lfl of thb fabulou.' SZ/9,000 AKl ~I 955'9 l)r 1•--------leue o ption. only w ........... .._ S362.000 $600/mo. Call now, 5 BR. 4 Ba, c wlom •111!11 .. ..._ f·.ibulow.. larii:t• 3 bd 2', bJ Qu11hty townho mt' rondos Uni) 4 ;n>atl.tblt' from Sll4,990 2430 Sant.a Ana Ave 642 6734 ~1-0ti4 •• NESTLED ••• ~ waterfront h ome ...i 4 Rdrm J Ba homt' b) 1---------f'a~ Only 2 )t>ara WOOOllJDGf _ ...... et~ O!l'~iltcj tt. M'CL A .,.4)MM llllllffi _.nd -.. w;tti *-tic ..... f f ' spaces ... cl•d l•q a whal ~ watct.iltg tow~. IS' hat .. .. picrrT'oo-. Ow•~r fl•a nd119. $325,000. --------• w /17x38' pvt doc k . HOQUAUFYI~ Priced Sl .395,000. $97,950 Builder w /trade for ALLSTATE REALTORS associated BROt-: ERS-REAL TORS 101\ W lolbo o • 1 t ,.,,. l n•w VIEW of moun· Exttlleot 2 BR Plan 8 t4JJ\b, t-ll' t'tc· ~km~ Wa rmington townhome Sl.56.900 m .. qwet 10<.'allon on , _________ , E x c L u s I \ t. L \ greenbelt. EOJOY this MESA YBDE USTE D BY much ~ht atlt'r pl1n Magn.lficent 3 Bdrm 2 Palm Springs Estate. bath bome, added wood For details oo this home beamed ce.ilang family and a ppt lo see. call room. warm, coey bnck Carol Hoff, agt. 631--0094. firepla ce, own er wall ---:,,...Jiyr .. ---~~~~~~~~~~ carry f1.Qanc1ng 12.5~ $3500 oo~ CHAIMet [Uj] and all the amenitJe--; of Th h hi d d \\,,,\dhrldgc lilt' teruu!>, poob and ~LISTI.....,.-'. ts 1R > up.er• e f rrs . H~ '· .._..,,, ~ home C> ID m111t cood1 Lt If "ipib or $127 000 G<>od -· COSTA U ESA nCil y r111.1n('ln° ol\dll.tl>le mterest. S20.000 down """ For more details call With a new 95% k>an at 54&2313 12' ,% interest. It may be ,,,, ·, 1 ., • ' • , ,, 1 .. '· , possib~ t.o own lhis large [ ~ IE&HI E~:i4.~~; 54&2l13 People who are seekin& ••••• • ~. ••' '". • • •, ' an apartment k>ok rtnt [ ca . · 1 ~~iS~~~~ ~ lt~ft·H;¥ _______ J macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY -----A IESTIUY! Gracious SBR. family rm home on Santiago Drive. Master suite w/atrium & fountain -in-law suite & add 'I bedroom upstairs. Spacious pool m exotic patio area. $439,500 fee. Appl. only. Tom Allinsoo 642-8235. <V-56) 752-1414 ---551 -1700- c~ Voky Ct.-t"ur Wooc:i:indQe c-w 642-8235 644-4200 QOI {)o.ler 0tNe ~ V-Center OPEN DAILY ON BALBOA ISlAND 1 to 5 PM 216 lhlby NEW VICTOllAN RESIDENCE ................... c ..... ~mdnc ..... ......_A.-, ...... 1 ... .., '-... 4 ..... ; ........... ,.,..., ..... .., cmt-.... &•1dlH.W.l1....., ....... J ~-.. 1411.000. Ctl 67M• · #8C~ .. Wilm.I CONTEIPOIAIY.U .......................... .,acr--.. pri•• 2 ...., ..... L8'9t .................. 4 .............. ,..,,,, ...... .-TY ..... _. _... , ...... ~ ./!':.:'!.~ S:.fO::: et1167Utl0 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL OTATe ' s....~ ..... 111M.l•11•• tQ6 W C•t Hwy SIS ~ Aw Newport Beech IWboA lellond ....... 67).1,.. MOW!VET1S RBfT. TO.OWM F'REEHOMELIST VA.HOUSING BKR c.-r1 Bdrmcoodowrtb "' t1on It fc•atur t':.. 4 .., ~.-i.ceot:raJarr GA.SSAVER' ·Neat 3 Bdrm!>. nt'w plus h .~.t ioou 644-7211 .....,, bdrm 1a bath hom n •~ft.rr .. n•..i , .. ~""\ l nuw cond1t1onloa. view or · • ~ call)etang, n"w wall ro' babbling brook and cbetoHarbor Shoppmg t•r1ng:. n·r.tm1c tile ~V., 1034 pnvacy. Llght and aa ry ~~ ~ r :~ s • :c~~ ~ and 11!> ~, .. ~g1· • ••• •• ••••••••••••••••• HOMESITln •t57-1717• Assumable loan. Only nu ..... SBC' ot '" t'•onJ at ·""'SU ""11 0 SBJ,000. Call 979-s.TlO to-cou.rse!Only SJ IO.OOtl' uni} SIJ!.l.5(Jtl 1-ur mort> -M.. 2 o _for special peop'e. I laf or 2-c....at.o...._ HtahoHrtookilMJ._ c:ocstlw ilt a~ Coast loyal MftMc). O w ft er fh1011cl•CJ· $145.000eodi day lalaoolciyProp. delaib ca U~O 1151 \A loan on urn. neat 3 Reatfon . bdrm 2 ba holtlt' 111 xlnt • l R \" I N 1-: 0 P E N A LL STA TE .... 7""7060 • area Full pnct" Sl~.500 llOUSE• , ,.. • ~ Part Place Inc: S-1.2 7461 • • • Dc:erf1eld p.it10 home. R~LTOAS Horw 1~~~~~~~~ I lwlllliil• leodl I 040 1500 ~ n . 2 BR t den. ~ ,-••••••••••••••••••••••• located on (Creenbell. ac Mission Hills Country C1ub. 3br, 3ba, upgraded. Unmed. LUXW')' c:cndo. On golf course. $131, 000 ~ acre zoned A I and --------• * • * IACK IA Y ldcated m the back bay cess to pool & Jacuw . Thia 2 -at.or)' s bdrm 3 Newport area. Owner llEW co.as Jay PetMJ"CI central air . prof decor & SUBTLE... bath home featurea a will "'---ce wiUi ~"""M 10111 \/alll') 1-orge lodscpd . for sale b> l f , ..... , _, 2&3BEDROOMS H •·-ot Be h l arae 1eparate am Uy down. Full pnce SJ 7S.OOO uo ..... ~.on ac n w n er I p r 1 n c on y rm. fonnal dining rm. Act. 556-2660 Starunli( at SlOl,000. You are till' wtnner of Sl3'7 .500 Open House Perfect for lhe large __;~-------OnVictonablwn two free t1 c ltet:. ~Sl5 SatSllnS.51·9233 .e l e g ance , sereni t y & sophistication. A dramatic 2 Br, 2 bath home In the North End. Sold ful- ly furnished. Reacw to move in or used as a summer rental. $275,000. fint T . D. 9 718%. Value $266.000. Want lo sell or trade for equity in Npt. or Laguna home w/Yiew at yard. ~ HocUa 714-973-Uil <Owner> famllY. Beautiful badt Newport & vaJue). LO --- yard f« patio entertain· *VETS* Harbor Bhd THE Sttl parent~ 2br.den.yd mg. Clrfend aU147.500. 541.3559 UmliM Ai r.pool. or teen C'l r fUUB REALTY fTn 646-6093 HO«SI SHOW 19400dn. ownr ~ 11Z1 546-0814 U9CYou:rEbgibwty ~~~~~~~~ J)ll} 11 .8PM talTAGErAU NOW LOWDN 4t 2!n-DOWN, lOC. owner ANAHF:IM n,. uJtnD3te m 1n Elm «eJ Coldwell Banker SP£CIAI. D4D OF DUPLEX Ideal for first borne buyer. Put a pencil to living in one spacious unit and renting out the other. Three bedroom. two bath townhouses for only $274,500. IN NEWPORTCEllJWR .644~60 CIE llDlll l'lllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE Lm>OtSU One Of Newport Beacb'• Most Deend Areas With Private BHchea, Tennis Courts 4c Clubh<>UM?. Tradltlonal Five Bedroom Home Wltb Den/Study, Formal Dtnln1 Room, Maattt Suite W/Spa. Except.Ian.al Ottertnc On Large Lot. SELLER WILL ~lST JN FINANCING. 1545.000 . JUITUIT9 IMCC»9 ,.Ol'Atf Pride Of Owoenhlpl Sevea Two Bedroom Unlll With Oaa P1replaces. It Patios. Snen Covered OaratH, Plus Two Ren&al Garaaes. Plut Ample Parklfta. Only trou.r Yoara Old. Priced Al tuo.000. 751-9100 f Jc.pa•f'lilla Me;; ... C-..., WW lNT · RA TLS rmancmit oo bal 2 br. 2..., CollVl'nUon Centt>r rmdel t v. oh5e An end LetUiShowYou ba. lake new twnhs• Ticltet.s ma' ht' claJmed 1.1'.Ut ID a pnme corner HOWTOQUAU PY s1m.ooo 6424346 b> callmg 1;4:! 5678, ext location racing green TcAloledCarpef Z72 belt 3 Br l\oi Ba, cstm W'E USTIH! • * * * * * wmdow covennp . f~ J. Moody F'"--,_ b 0 _ Sol w a 11 co v e r 1 n g !> 1 n ,i\rwp- "'-~M:"LtC~~ 3151 Samoa .. s.a..., Y -.. er. b1tbroo ms. brick 4t c;osu Mc.~a VISU tn level " br. 1-.. redwood patio This fill 4'.'C'A: 6 REOCARPET -7~1202 You are the wanner ol ba. family rm. formal home shows Just like a two fret' tl~kets 1 SIS dalina. cathedral cethn&. model. Cao be yours for value), to lats ol ~ 2400 sq. ft. M .500. 7 u.H•CM Located OCI the Ea11ts1de and lLSX gross make these muts a great buy There are two 3 bedroom. four 2 bedroom aad one bachelor unita All have aaraaea and y..-. Aaawne low In· teresl loan and owner THI 1128,000. (213):r74-017S. UrtU.AH HO«SISHOW July 11, 8PM ANA.HEIM Convention Centtt Tick& may be cla nnt' d by caUuia 64.2-5678, w . m *** ClJ U ... NT I C H. Glenmar3BR 1106.900 Sharp It Vacant Deane 4 BR $122,900 Pool & Tennis · Vacant will carry large Znd T.D. ---------1 F\lU price D'5,000. Call SlS.000 Down, 2 housf>s E Four Seuoos s Bdrm $Z37,SOO ·Cul-de-sac. I.E.~ -.mi. side. lo toreclo•ure ! 9')-ll 77 · Cao't lut' SJG.5800 CSEL~CT T'PROPERTIES ICM4 9"t. 1044 ---------............................................. . 1006 ....................... 2 9&ar7 I Bclnn, 1~ b9tha Plllio + pra1e apt. + 2 room• • bath IUHt qmrUn. ~000. Call m.- ... MO.IAY XIDt .,....,..... for tbia ....., I aclra, ... home ~a chr'mba• apt . .lmt2119o6d. LOU•l':HI& &AMM. 67WIJI c.-.. ...., •m ....................... macnab / Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY --------TUULI loca HtGtfLAHDS! Experience both luxury and convenlenee in this Turtle Rock home built by Lusk. Sunken ltvlnf r m w/dramatic fplc . famhy rm w/bay wtndowed breakfast area · vaulted ceiling in master sulte w/dresslng area · oversized 2-car garage. Chotce location. $199.900. Lorraine Reid 551·8'100. (V-57) ~-------112·I4I4 '°'1MYoltey C..- ~l5 qc)I Oo-O;i.• Hl-1700 Woo.b•C-- . 644-4200 tbtov-C~ 4)-:.. H Al\lr,H REALTY 551 2000 t 714, 49 .. 1 I 77 OCEAMRtONT CUstom bwll 3 Bdrm, 4 ba. 2 yrs DCW. 4300 sq ft. XJol beach for swlm- 'Ibe fastest draw in the mini • jocglng. Will West .. a Daily P1lol tndeforamaller prope~ ClaMl!led Ad. Call Today ly. Avail. now. Sl,000,000. 642~ ""'. 666-111513 &..J-Hkpel 1052 .............. 1052 .............................................. «eJ Coldwell Banker COLDWl!U ...... HAS MOYID - To 1L'i new permanent location in South Laguna and is now interviewing experienced Real Estate salespeople to fiU the few r('rnaining ~acancies. Ir you have a des ire to work for t he largest dlverslfled Real Estate Com~y in the nation, please call Eam ie Rice at <714) 499·1320 to arrange for a confidential inter view. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER A COLDWIU 8ANtel ft CO. 499·1320 831-0S36 11111 "8dfto C..et ""'· .............. ' i ~ .... It .... Olflllr .... lt.... OttierlHU~tete ~ June30. IMO OAILYPIL.Ol c:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••• I ft .... ___ u f .. 'Nd ._ t JOM ~elCu t ..._..U.,_ • .u, HaeMIUltfwwlaed ,._, •11 • ,.._ ttapssr 1 r _11 ....................... •••••••••••. ••••••••••• ••••••• ............... • u•••n•n•n•n•enu• IJ I r -c:..t....... JJM ....... JJ44 ......... lledl J2't &MTS ....................... ....................... ....................... ..... ................ .. .... Ml'# Fadq a.. a&mmJt as BUUYI WON'T LAST u.n. Put. 2 8r, Zbe eon· Luab ud La• .. b l4JS ~OU~-:~~ ~= ~~,a:; 3 ~ bouw, util. do. 2 car pr S./mo. Btid: rrpk all apple Kids N4rw fiD&Detai It 12~. (nt)DUT-iDc1.. one 1 Br SllO. ooe 2 .Pta....-r OK! <58> lee ~'f:'~~~r~lllll ~-........._ Br~~O~Br "'!:!:: 8anebo Sen Joaquin RENTIMES S3l.....:W -..,....,,_,. i--------•I ---11515. ~ • 00 ..... -. prtmelocl09levelC()odo 4Br.1&ramrmw/wetbar -dra lk MO I I LI H OM I 1---....... !l!!ll!l!llllil!I!-Pu up ll'f) J600 lit •dasUlOO dep. Avail with tolf tcune view 2 nmo per mo We hav~ Prtm1 * •I 11111 •~ ...... 4oft.IX'=S ••••••••••••••••••••••• T/l.~eves aAI. bdrm. .. ~. fm'-. 2 ... _·, 3 otbon avail. Aeenl V-. • Mna 8roed· ... ...--.. Brand new Lat Vtaaa. ._.. ·r"' _. ---------1 moor •I c ••tom Co.:C-1 rtpouuloo. PllCIAI.! "''""""" Nev. •ln1le family ee..s.tWly remodeJed I peUoa. S750mo. TS!a-11511. M-7434 HA•O.--~::-.S:::"!t ?MlllO> Grvve Adlt Pk. ~ dowD wtU ::,r: hocne1. No• avail for BrJBat.ome,aurOCC. Beaut view, pool, pvt. MAMA'SHOMI ::...·~-~ ..._ud..._.. llAUTWIUl ::: =t·! ~ tav,: ~::1 op t~°.ii ::~y ;:..: J .J . Ml-41UI oc 28r. Adult.I only. mo. This lovely Har~ View ~ .. clanlu •••••. IOl•'SllALTY '9\IW. me.at..,... to Sout.baD mo • · 8514!153orWT5-0CT7 Homes48drmupanded .,!!!!!!_ __ _!!!:!!!~I-... bf OW'11191'/bkr 6JL•Jlt El Toro. ser, 2Ba. Ca1JJ At llX ..,_.,the 1QZ.3M-IMM. '-.old2Br.1r,;.Bacondo. Palermo model wlll be -··-d11a. ......... -· e ·-OD ... ---....... ,,.,. .... .............._ .,,. ·1 Uruvenlty Pt Condo, 2Br, available ror l8 moot~. -cu 1 tom lb r u out .....,. .. AJ --""' __... l"rplc. $550/mo. Ava1 · 2Ba 2 --.s ails Ce .,. s..a1 •• 107' <SOG41 2 Bdrm bomla °"a I , 11 2100 lmmed. 1070 Townbouae • car ear.-· mo. Call for det . nlul') ••"'CHH,,..,..._,._ 50X3t0'lot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail8·1.~eves 2 1 Newport Center -~ FORINYOIUIATION Dr. C.ll . 549·4146 or ~5357 lltL~ n11_•_11111 ~·edt.... C"'•• '44-7211 Mission Hilla Country 146-Z'T4. Willows. 'l({I, 2br. frpl. --------TJ/O • ''' -undet' sa,ooo. <CUIOZ?> -Club. 3 bdrm. 3 ba., up· car ear, prvt yrd, no NE w Po RT H GT s $U115.000 lit for 30 Yri OaU graded. UnUMd. Luxury ExtnvaaanUyYoun! pets . SSSO mo. Lae. LEASE wu.h pymta a_pproa .Ull.Tl TllJnlt'r Condo. On eoU couneT . Dmirable2Br ! $400! ~ Beaut home, pool, treel>. permo.l:iO-,OOOlinchvalJ ..._ $131.000 first .D . OpeepatioGoodarea! atooe ffl>lc, paneling. 3 c.&m Uk on orb l atn, 9-7/8~. Value 1!98,000. Redecorated (559) fee car gar. 3Br +den. $850 cli.e to bcb •.ooo MW• r Want lo seU or lnlde ror R.ENTDIES 831-4555 T...,.oal.Wp mo. Appl. only. 121.3> ........................ UDOISLI lllll!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Own/"--.<ml "911.L eqa.aty ID Npt. or Lacuna ~ blc:tlll•• "-433-4731 bCr 8All or aft Hftlil(S home wtlh view 6i yard. 0-PoW llle Senulioaal View lot. Redh.tllA.Re'!lhn IA.STllUfF NEW DUPLEX -8UNITS. 1261,500. lacome Doug I as Hon I I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dramatic New 3 br. 2 ,,..6 ...-P_M _____ _ Y GB.I Blta.-S Bl' I Ba bome Owner will cam 1st TD 972--8421 S28,500. OWC. Fast 7141973-1191 <<>watt> PAAAIMSIPALACE! ba. 3 car. l 0 l 8 1 S-O...• 3276 552 -7500 l.r1 1rd. Owocr will Wilb 2:5~ down pyml escrow. Seller anxioas. ....... Lovely 3 Br/3 Ba! SSOO amenities. tenrus. PoOl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j =· -;1 :~~;0Q~~~-Share cost/profit with A.ll.641-0:290 W91119d Z900 Kads/pda OK All util pd Sl500/mo. 752 099!1 or Ocean ¥Lew condo. lux mac:ulatc 152-21.t'1 AICl auolber tnvslr. u urul ~for S. 1200 OWMB INCOME ... •••••••••••••••••••• Fr p I c ocean v I e" 833-2199 unous. I yr young. 38r .... ,. ......... ....................... ---has 3 Bdnns, 2 BA, fplc, E 'sid-C ..... dupl•• 1 .,,,..11~ (.,l)ree 63.1 .oc:u 2'n8a split level. 2.000sq 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Gm ~-~ """'"'.,.,.. 0~ .. ES .,...,... 3 6~0 DWLD ocean view. car gar, MT SHASJ'A SISKIYOU Pnde ol owouship. 3 Br wanted All 493-0202 ~u &4GoUSH TUDOtt ~:-... ~5Mmaryo Lou8 ~-·--------t -2 ..... --. c.-lo balcny. plush cpt.s Walk "North l s1•"' 000 F ,.v~ 3•34 _.,_ •wv umua ....,..,. eh bo he t area, your own owner uo1 . -· ·1 a "'-.-,. S360. Very Appeahog. all --- • ,....... ocean It channel. A~ lo bea • 11 Jlli, t a er. 40'" Mini· ranch bas Prmconly. All. 546-2978 •~ •••••••••••••••-•••••• mlJOI' applia~ Alr! 3 bdrm Shore<:Llff Cond<1 .,...,.. au.mable In al 101>'1% CaJI ag\., Al Ji'tt'mer. S""Clacular views & --'·-~ 2B 2Ba twnlLse r Ca Lr rwu ........ , • .,,,. ................... 1'".,.., c-.cLR ru·-r-....... ._ ........ • •••••••••••••••••••••• I.AAA_, r. • l.mpresa1ve (6421) ee. 2902 CamtDO PIS aiw ---··---" COQl'M .,...c ....... ..,.,,~........ ...._._ ... c~•••u~IOQ On Wh&Cb lO ,._, ~ • .....J ,,__., ... _ IL ...__ h ..... , ..,_,.-;-.. -"'-"-.._.. fw whlwd SP9 .....,.. ~..-. '"-· Reoumes 6314556 Shon wa ... lo ...,ac .... ...., elt&e. -aq.ft. 4 to 6 S!:._!!9Jo!~oer Sollllal 1,. a IOl6 r.use Cood. horses, cows. NrLakeParit ....................... ffl>lc. AC. 2 car gar. ..__....L 3241 m'> C all ah 7 PM .,.._, ~ baU.. Pom /.._... ••••••••••••••••••••••• i.beep. lods or grand 6u.lts .•.• $325,000 .,.._ ...... _ 31ll 9S$·1~ dys, 499-3694 LAi,..a~ 491>ro70 _..,._ Sl.~000. SOUJ"H LAGUNA kids. Be i.ell suffic1eol ! All 2 bdrms, nu to bch. -_. eves ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 111 Siil~ CO VERY UNUSUAL OCEAN VIEW Call Pat Murdoch.C/0 xlntccod. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 4Br. oceaD view. yard Pasi.porl lo Parad1i.1· 1--..J • By owner. Luxunous CHARMER Vl6lal. Unluruted.RJty llwllMJ•ld Iffy IRVINE TERRACE 3 IW"'9• .... l240 Avail. now. $795 /mo S225 ! Dream Kitchen' Qindo, 1500 sq fl. 2 full 2 Bedroom colluge 714 76().93S9 ... 2-4114 14~5027 bdrm. wrtb ocean Ylew. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 957·1900or~9345 Bnck fireplace, last~ 11.,nll bath1>, a ll amenit1t-i. -Avail July 1st. SlOOO. Elegaot2bdrm.famrm& ---------• ood 1 o_. , !!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f FulJ secunty, a ssume w /guest unit, Great ....... rr-o,.rty 1400 AsUorlllDWl.laoa 644-9806 deo.. ($72:5 mol. Plush OCEAHYIEW R ocat1on . """ecor ocean views. Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.,., ba cedar & Won't Lasl! (49671 fee mort. No qualifying, nearby. Owner may ---------...... ,.,... •oct. 31'9 Cfll(a, • Exc1l1ng lri ·level 2 Rentunes 631_..~.., ----------i llluat see. Open. carry u 2:nd. $160,000 lllo..I E W p O R T DB.UXE DWLD ........ •••. •••••• ••• •• glaas. 5 bl.Its lo ocef a1f-Bdrm+ den with m.a ny ~&.lie...... 131-0666 LlNGOREALESTATE " PRI E UDO ISLE by week or Dbl car dpvt A~~·ts u Y amenities. 1n 11 super 5-fd.,_ 3210 10 New custom bomes ---------1 499-4551 BEACH M 3 Bdrm 2,,.. Bath each month. Jusl remode~ 4 malDt. Y · u • 00 location S9001mo lse . ••••••••••••••••••••••• bebmd iroe ptes w/e SAVESI0.000!! ---------1 with family room. h~ br, 2 ba. Walk lo beach. PfU. Inquire at 5Z118th AvaJJfu:rn 2 Bdrm. 2 balb Coodo 2.t ezcluahe Newport Pricereductiononlowest s.a.ta.odl 1081 0 F F I c E master, fireplace" dou· clubfttmuua 675-6161 St TI4·960-633l. w ......... .._. hr secunly. pool, bllund Beaehllddresa.l~miles priced VIEW boll'l! on ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPACE ble garage. Excellent WALKTOPARK Ille. 'll-1400 rt:c. rm. Adulb onl~ to Westcliff shopping, Spyglasa. Take over low OCEANFRONTHOME !:!s.~e Costa Mesa . ....___ •Lf-I hd UJu> DE'W . spacious JBr --$47!1 'mo. Watrdronl near lniDe Awe• Santa interest loan. Execut.Jve White waler view from Move up to Nt>wporl ,....,..,_, ..-. -• _... L.usb landscaping. de Wbrt.e water view. 3+ br, Homt:s, I~ 631-1400_ lsabel. From $21:),000. home wtlh wel bar that every room. 4 BR 4 Ba, Cent.er, One of Orange ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, ba rrpk 4 decks Open llam lo 6pm dally seats 6 & a VIEW that IS $fBS,000. Ai\. 828-3384 or Counly •b m ost prt· .._...._.. 3206 s1rable neighborhood ~., · · SolftL.ocJ-a 3286 or by appt. 642-8211 or unbelievable! 759-1501 or 840-480t sllg1ous business ad-J nu.AIL .•••.•.•...•..•.•..•..• near scboob ... shoppmR new c rpl. s97:> lse ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54f.C1114 '752-T.r13 ---------dres.St!S Now ava1lable; T Sm3 Br 3 Ba. frpk. pauo 16001mo. Also ava&J . 48r 963-l(l)2or 497 2844 58r Me, pnvacy. view '"'!!~~!!!!!~!!!!!~~~~ W~ I 091 l-1200 sq. ft e.xec. offl<"e p• •CE 2 car gar w/d YParty 28a. same area. s1mdar La. Forest 3255 chJlrlren OK . S750 m1. = Dtl'TYDAWG!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• c1lSl.OOper!t..&l800sq ~ IC4lle. Avail 915 9MIC> fealurps : S625/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refs4991632aft7f'~ T.-ILUFFS Bring paint brush & 2 Bdrm Assume loao ft. e.xec office at Sl 2S PROl'HTIES.. mo.locldauula ~9798 HURRY' 847-1622 or CUte 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. coun ------ Dramatic 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, broom and save SSS 00 Price: S76.000. S689TITl. per ft Natural wood & co,-Tl l :lO l'.M.l ----848-9840 ln kit<'h dinin ~ rm D1sllnct1vl·ly de~1~nHl Io rm a I di o rm this 2br collage 00 ~.1146-9039 bnck decor Floonoce1l-...,_ , .... ..,, 3207 blun.-.. fuJiy land,capt'd kSO'. l.<Jv1 Iv 2 Br' f!at town.bome. •·Elegant". BAL BOA I S LAND. mg wmdows f''or more -~~~~~~!!!-I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 story bouse. 38r +fam C'ul de ,,d<. d ub fc1cll Chef s k1tcht'n f1rt:plac .. $UB..500. 759-150ln~·7J73 OHier R.al Estah info call Mr. Slone. P. Pomt. 5 BR. 3 Ba. cu.st rm kids & Pt'LS OK ~ mo. 1 )r lsc Avail (~·t•Jn, 1ew 14~1 If~ _ HASTINGS•CO 714/'44 90SO lndustnal lot. 18th 6i home, fanla:stJc 1oc Sl.300 S700 mo. 2 miles lo bch JuJy pp TI4/581 9fllQ RE.VI'IM~ _!>31_455:· MtG-~ Placeol1a Ready to mo TI4-~I·~ 848-ST1'9 --- C-rcl• bwld Mark Howard. Mfuio11 ~ 3267 Westw.iltstff 3298 ~ 1'00 71._~100 Lovet> Oceanrronl 4 Bdrm. 2 ba +fam rm .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Perunsu.la Famtly Home Lge back )a.rd RV ac Condo 2 Br 2 ba. nearl~ 2 bdrm. 2i,, ba. 2 Cdr Handsome office bwld UUX Beautiful •'1replacP. oess SlfiOO,mo ~5.504 lalte S600 /mo l'lio garagt Clubhou.c;e, ten log Heart of Old Del Good rental area of San· S teps to Shu P s . b ctuldren/pelS 751-4330 or nu. & pool SS25 CjJI IALCC>t4Y Real Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••• IA'Y VIEW V ACAT I 0 N YE AR-Sao Juan Capo. SS8.900. 2 Exclusi•e Peninsula ROUND Br. 2 Ba, 1480 sq. ft. 8yrs Poiul4 bdrm, 3 bath; Oc-Water It Lights view of okt. Ail S4l·S032. ~only 4~ montha. pieturesque Newport Large assumable toao + Bay. Entert.aim..ng &a a 09lllel' will carry. New >OY i.JJ tb.ia presug1ou.s conatructioo. Easy U> waterfront home, incl. sbow, $385,000. Owner spac. mas ter suite, ~·Wantaofterl Teakwood bar, ceramJc Mar. 2S50 &Q I\ $425.000. ta Ana All 3 Br 2 Ba In Restauraols & Enler Beach walk condo. 2 r S.S.515o5 968-2297 or 983-Mbl Conknght Development come $l9.800. Owner lammenl Year Leue +den. spa, Jae. pools. No FALLIROOIC C.O 714-75.5-1342 ma y earry at 11 ~ $1200/ltllonlb. Broker pets 1575 ~39316. 3Br, 2Ba Fenced yard ~ On your own pvt 9 hole C"""~~i•i--~ow--w/$45,000dwn. Full pnce 7!'1&-9100 lfunt1n"'~ Harbour art-J A/C Frplc S600/mo 3425 coursew/l80degV1ewof --• ,.... $17SOOO .... ". Av&ll:7-19.675-9S46 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R1_'\ ! h: It ~ f\l',1lty '.~:: ~ ::P11 tile, plush carpeting. mlm:nd closets. securi· ty. CreaUve finandn&, JI.St $295,000. ~Properties mountains from lh1s a.-n W 1700 · · Corw .. W. 3222 Nwty ~ted. l.r(I: - - --2 bdrm near So. C Plaza 24x60' 2 Br, 2 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ f R€~TIG€ ....................... ZBr. ZBa. rormal cbning, .... ,..,.. •oct. 3269 Au rood Pool & spa spaoous borne. J acuui Several coodoe MISSloo HOM€~ OCEANVI.EW frplc. Ne• k1tcbPo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $45i0.Julylst.642·S206 with 8x20 encl larul.i. 2 Village. SJ C. Some s Bdrm. family rm. JJOO' Laum:lry, extra lrg. rear ~O f'EE' Apt 6i Condo storage spaces, easy former model homes. ReaJ Estate home, pvt beaclles. S250() yard. 1650/mo Dys · rentals. Villa RentalA For Rent. 3br. 2ba, y.'e!>t care lan~ping. Near 2-3Bdrms. Occu.pa ncy: Professionals mo. Act. 87S-1170 5'1&-7S28or nes: 84CM2l60 67S-48l2 &r N"tne Condo on El .Niguel clubhouse, pool, teruua Oct. 1. $79,000·S84,500. 3J33W. Coast Hwy, NB Golf Course. Applianet.-~ cn.s&latt.ee.lmmed.oc· A&t..493-3500. 645-664, 2br. Iba bou.ae. clean, Super4Br,3Ba.lca.rpr. BAYFRONTVJEW air. gar, oo pets. $600 cupuey. ss.,.500 terms. Dlmlnft/ Cloeed SwMlay walk lo beach • DUU'ket. grdiartwtr, 875 mo. J~ 49MJ39. ~ Ml'Wf!OlrT <n4 > 723-6510 o..ih S. · _ Soot Rwy. No childreD or -..., MZ-741fl Se c a ri ly. p rut II!: e. --------- • HID•ICI s I 0,000 D.... I aoo peta. me>.1573-733:5 pnvacy 2 Bdrm. 2ba. Spa~1ous L1Hng ! $360 1""11 ....................... • $ I W / 4 '*111. Z ba. ram rm. Pool.$1.300/moyrly. Irvine Owelhn ~. Air' MlllOO IACKliY 5'AMISH Coay. 3 Bdrm home EXCITING By bdlder, ne• duplexes. Plopetfy 2100 New 2 Bdrm, 2 be, 2 ur Supercln.o. Near pa.rit • UOOISL£ Secluded! (642lHee CHAltM wtwood noon, stamed e e Finl owner deprec1a· ••••••••••••••••••••••• praie, ba.Jcon.y, frpk sdlooD. Avail. aft July Nfowty dttorated z Bdrm Renume-. 631~> Paol.BatTab,Volle1ball 1la11, wood barning Lion. San Clemente. IOFTHEIEST Ue9550mo.Eve~l-83 Wh.~mo.918-30'2 w/l.Qlere5tingdecorS84.5 --- Court. 4 bdrm.+ Maid'a frplc, vaulted wood ~ii· Soeciala., ocuo view. Sl85,000 ON WATER Spac10U<; 3 br, l '"" bJ room. Pri~ redaction inp thraout. •large kJt. Love!y-liigb.Jy upg:nded each. 968-7705. 77~123. lA Unit industrial proper· 2tr. lba, washer• dryer, 4 Br 2 a.. 9125/mo Nur La.reP and beaUUlully de tnhse Excel loc 2 car $4198,000. Brine creative ntd ol cul-se-tiac. 2 car VJ.ll.l West Home. 20x60. 53&-0133. SJ6-9374 t) centrally located 1 nice pat 10. S450 /mo, beach, lrg yni. 962-2802.. corated 2 Bdrm +den. gar. newly decor. S4% olI«. garage, Take over Laguna Hills rucest 5 block from downtown ypsrly, 645·2375 dys, 6M-«IM Panoranuc VIC'W. Secun 84b-4419 Bob. 846-Jux • n=-:~~ia::_'fo.. ~iJ:L~i~~~c7 1P~P~ :u:~·~0:r~~r !~~ Tri-pl~~·~~2 ea. ~~:~ner uklo& 67Salleves eF.AunroL HOUSE" lY enuy rowty~ with e\es _ Leavemeasage Sll4.500. Chuck. 7~-6633 cond o nly S27,!IOO beautiful 2 Bd 1 Ba Re&Jooormcs 67!>-0700 CoehMne Jll4 SPA.1 rru to beach. 4br. founta.m. Bo.it " P avail Towntiuw __ ..;._ ___ -"---lwkdys, eves /wknds <JKS029> +bech. urul. Key loca· llOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2b9. ram rm. din rm. ror 40 ' HI ' bu.d ~ 3525 ---------•J *-lC»S Udo P-11 lion' $192.500 Ask for LohfarS. ••3 Br. 2 ba Condo or S rrpl. super t'lose lo S22SO•mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pa ' 11'1 ...-.x .~.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;;; .. -;;;;;.-.1 l 9 7 4 Tr ave t e 2 t' Robert Milliken 631 1.266 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cit Plau Pool. spa. Gas schools 6i shopping -Beaut Spanish Twnhm Completely refarbeabed, i • ..... -irv w/cabana, out.side palio Morro Bay-ocea.n vu k>ts pd . SS95. 751 ·6 166. G 1 rd e o er . S 8 SO WATLRl"RONT $4115 mo Open 12 " one b&ock to beaeb. You -...-MiOA ._ N•-'-o. Dl5bwuber, Crom S2990. walk to 7SIM217. 1.al-0323or 1-493-0221. HOML-. Sal Sun 3951 McFadden lb I d Gr eat WESTNEWPORT •a-_, beach, lerms av11l REALESTATE Da)'' .. 48 2631 • ~v·•· own e a n · d d1sposal -fro:.t rr ee 63l 1Arv. d 0 ' '' ,.___.._,, ...,....000 Close lo ocean an F h REALTORS 661-842:1 3 Br. l ba. 2 car garage. Beachaide Bliss! l br' -""-IV a. 11 --.1 ~··-· bea-'-WeUdeai"""edand Frig1da1reo. renc ----.... ~ -•u 2188 ea oc "'°' ""'" .,.. armoire divider. 2 '""+ mobilehome/coodo. Ad ... ..,..,.~. nyoo $38.S! Cozy Cottage !1~!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j ------s ......__ immaculate 3+2 Bdrms. I.SIDE FtXB ._ 118. Dnve by S520tmo. fi.-.1• ' Close to bd11: m:,eCou.au• Newly carpeted, bltns, storage sheds. corner lot. kits. 6,000 sq. t't. College ~'1008. • .. ~ SC89 r )$' bOat sbp, posh. 3Br • .,..._.., Fw wi*d -freshly painted. $279,000. (HU636). ~\s~; ~ ~Jtt~: & large industrial part All a_... ( ' ee 28a 1 bUr.. lo beJch. SOOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759-9221 , _ Call for appomt.meot to CLASSIC 63l 12S6 close by FAsy fnry ac· IQDSJPETSOI( Rmtunes 631~ mo · lc6oal.a.d 3706 see. MOllLE HOME cess. AU Ulllilles. 3 incre-E ·SIDE S p a c 1 o us Summer Breeze' 3Br $495 640-4919 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAUETT SALES me o ts. 29% do• n · Townhouse. garage. Jog to beach! Kids OK ' IAYF«OMT ltlALTY REGISl'Bl 2706Harbor. St.e206-A Orange County Realty fe nced. patio $595 Huge yard (8476)1ee N W P T C R E S T 3 &inns. 2 baths Nc·v.I> BYOWNER Saleorleue '42-5200 54~5937 REALTORS lnc.542-3317 Sa.olaAna. 642-2510.646-484al RENTIMES 631~ Spectacular ocn view. 2 redecorated. San1h s br, 3~ ba., Westcli.ff 1~~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!~~~~1 ._ 2000 ....___-'-"'-~ 11 rd BR. den. +ore 2..., &. beach. Ava&J lst 2 wi..s of l!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!1: lllCa.. troperly w-. .,_......,, 2 Br. carpet, sma ya · VACANT. 3 Bdrm. Uds ft seclooed. rplc. bar. S950 July l6001wk. 644·9SW .,._ ~5231 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R....t 2400 maU garage No peu -=:..:=;;..;...______ PlllJE ~II Cl NEW MODEL dbl expan 6 ~ •ntt • .... m ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ust bave ~rereoces ~ _2.K. . .,.!~n yard Tennis. pool. etc 673 2181 Costa Mfta -l 724 ~. do. C.ll. AdJts over4S. no .,_,,.,," "" • ,__ $ -·~...., ....... .._ .._.._ •-• IY s PRUIE EASTSJDE. CM S375 mo. lsl"' ~ + l Walk to bcb. 38r. 2Ba. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~· .-. ri , di~. pets. $18,97 set up. w 1 R.4>.SI "'--'· ,,,_ ~ .... ~ o1.......s 6 ·--·~ JULY IST A rare opport:;illy w tie> JltJ 522-4080 2Bd:rmaeacb. ~...._. .._,._t._.._.. • .. ~-324• fplcs.me .....,. """': SUSCASITAS lK DOWN TRESTA.RNESCO. New 2 bedroom 2 beth C'OOdo Sc ' a 6 eouns. aval.I oow. ••au F\&m 1 br apt $32.'"> & up cash !n 00 the Buy ot FOUNTAIN Valley 2 br. f71.7761 home. Mi1s1oa Lakes NEW 4br • or · ...... ••••••••••••••••• mo. yrl 1ae 562-5099 Encl. gar. Adults, no Assume l oans. no )OUl'life.2Br,2Brf&1Br double on tge lot Nr Country Chab. Gotr· PIH• $'1ZS. All am· Spectacular vie" of pets 2110 Newport Bl ~ ~i .. ~8ft'. (=-~~=!:e~ stores, acb~is , RTo: t.enoia-pool. Buutttully .... oltiec. ht pat.lo. N Wiiler. 2bdrm. den. 2 i.; Yearly 5 bdrm. family 548-4968 betwn 8:30 & (1 yr new). ReduC'ed lo Sl.50,000 ta.tea ill But Ready for leisure llVU1g Fourdelu.xewuts.2Bd2 l.a.ndsc:aped, no main· J*A.2J.3..3f7-8161. ba.Townbou&e,pool,jac. rm. 2 ba. house Very 5Plll. $185,000. 642-6991 or Hurry! w/clubbouse, pool. sec. Bau •1tb 1ara1ea. tmaooeyard. 3 Br new condo. SIOO aauaa.tenmscourts.lyr dose to the i.eacb --------~ ~ REALTY RA.900. 988-~ $250.000. 9880Clu.bboUle Rd. Walt to Coast Plaza old. S8SO Bob Lal.&l'llo Broker67S-4912 1 BR. furn. ulll paid. qwel ~ "'-•en ne• units with OesertHotSprmp Pool, J•c. 113·5014 ~ EXECUTIVE HOME ~.!:.. 00 pet.a. $305 mo ... .,......... 10'9 .,... 213-378-2572 c ba _,.,....., Want Ada Call642-5678 673-6210 .... -••••••••••-••••• rireplacea, many eJtt.ras, 1~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!'!! 2ae-5064 CORAL AY Bay V1~w. 3 br, 3"'2 . .:.:.:=:.:::=--.;.._----t-------::----m>,000 1: II lol Main Cbaonel 4 Br. 3 Ba. atnom + den. lrg yrd 1295 . Mo. Deluxe mobile loyMcC ..... lltr. MJsaioa Hills Country ~~·mo • cpl.I, 3200 sq. n. Spa.. 60 ft. 3100 sq. rt. $950 mo. home Mature adults No WANTED! Professional Realc=~~nts! • Paid h8elth & dlaability Insurance • Pakt Social Security & unemployment taxes • Paid bulinees cards & supplies • Free comput• services • Generoua oommlaek>n & bonus plan (upto80%) • Full ttme eecretary • Full time management support • Growth a management OC)C)Oftunltles • & Much. much more • No license? we11 sponaor you In LunmleaU R.E. School! w•••1r111hd ............ .a W91towmll for • w. ............ ., c. ... tw ac..tfJ lllllWuw.,w Perltlli .llliiliC1f'1I •• o--ff .... l1ee- Ctll "I ·7111 Alll fW Ail1ta .............. ,.OMCe C.67W211Alllfw ... \ .... 541.7729 Club. Jbt. 3ba. upsndeci. • ~ dock . S 2 100 I m o . 846-3893. pets. Quiet, secure. 19\11 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I UDUled. Lwtu:ry condo. 21317.117.s.m. NEWPORT TERRACE 3 Nwpt. Blvd. 64&&373. OD Soll coune. $111.000 Huee older bowe, share WATERFRONT 2Br. 2.8a br, pool. Kida ot. 1645 Summer Satisfaction 19U-O.C.-ex ...... ftntT.D.97~.Value w/2 people. S p aee, bome.50'dock.dlblsar. mo.a:Mem S'32S!lbrforyou!Newb $405,000-$100,000 dn. la.GOO. Want to aeU or privacy• trees. W/atde Acrou (rm bch club Decor' (M!l) fee !!,a~ ...... uri.;,83o.~ trade for equity in Npt. nr. bus. No kida/peb. SISOO mo . lae. (2131 BLUFFS 3 BR 2~ Ba. Rent.imes 831 ... !>S.'> ~-~'u. or Lapna home W/Nw R50 + ut&la. lit le Wt + s.J1TJ fplc, patio, Dr pool, 37 .. . ......... ........, •yard. Dou&1u HooJ.g. aoo. Daya: 7D-75Zl. en ...,._, part, KhJ, ms a....-aa.ec1t -w._::...:~...;.;.......;........:. _____ ., n...m.llll <<>wner.' 2113. GoreeicMa m; ma U50! mo. e40-81A6 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• efC ,, 2/s:lory!Garacepatio LAGUNA BEACH MTR Pri.nd~ b~e~. a~ "'.,,,.. 2150 •New J BR twabM, fpk, JUiia/Pets OK! (SMIJ) ree Newport Crest Coodoa. 2 INN. Ma.id aerv .• color CM or • or -••••••-••••••• gar, po o I • s p •, RENTDIES 131-e,ss B d r m • $ 7 5 O . 3 1V, healed pool. 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WU.00 6 -::-t !MtUca, O...W rant mr hncM ror ZlMN-ZZUaltenPM 8G<a17alUPM i.n,lllhr.~ OU.. WI no add. remooci, plUA, •u"••• parent• LI• 111 ... U ., Quality Paui&erl. inter/~-~" & ..,.. ....... ,,__ ..... )'ft OprT bllct )'•rd MN• v~rct. .............................................. "-"'**'LI havln1 tune ..... "'........ Oler lo ratea i1nmed SAn™Y«UCTO Lk•Jll., aded ,_..n Carpentry , maaonry, tor )'OUl'Wll-Let WI do ....................... terVMl-s.4or638-714t ..................... .. INC .. .,. .._ roof101 . plumblna. your cleaniA& Call The PETY.RSPAJNTINO PatioR.•kyUlesek lllaor ----Have 10 )nt tt..b)ttlUllll K6 8 FENCING f1oor1ni. Stucto Ir tile Moppetu. We apeclalbe Expr'd Reas RalH Bob Eakin P•lnllnK It m.ajOr rtpaln at 9\2 .. ,..... IWm:lcMJ r'l'pa1t. lnl /u t •&1>9r Will uab)'lll ~ood feo.cea • repaln. Drywall • more JB 10 vacaociu, pnvalt F'ree ~' Call Gtoe lot/Ext 20yraexp. Free buay prices. Neat •~ -·•••••••••••••••u•• f 1 a t• b . o I d t I m• uuume Reta Me-mz ~~ ~ • ~ homes 6 carpet d•an ~ est. 541-4219an.5 liab&e. 548-(1612 ._ltyiut )<MW lalant ;:,::,:.::: •;,~11'1 • .i!:'nd c ... wt• Jack ol aU Tradell. Horm Ina *-2313 Flne ext. palnt101. St ........ /1...... lea .. ~ > )T oW Ny .._, ·-·d ....... 1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~udlu:w repalr1. amall job1 L1c /lni. Try m• R ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••-•••' CM Wild>" at tm uu .... , .._ .... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ty)er WUl clean a:no.l aoythmg · Repair " Reroof. All ---------•"·-•t ......... , ... 11h1na. ~ .&41-l4M Pam'aClealWl& &nor 136--MM ~atpakbft "teatures tvpu '-htt11tlU·rock Grandaw:>l.MT tJPf'. my borrw. •ffkU >• •a• I ~ Har Sallta Nia t'wy ·~Blvd S444W'1 8ab)'alll1n.&. my bomt NB. l~tw.. pout. park act1v111e• SC'hool aa~ chlldrea only '41 1m Yorrn1ca Work ci.t m 40Yl!Al.S EXPllt ........ _.._ •• ... -...IST HJ:.109 ' <'abuwta, a.m J(>b9. 111 1111 pears, aat1dblut1oa. Carpentry, ma sonry, ~3277 Prcl pamtina. Ext& Jot ,....,.,._ • shakes·compo·tar. Free uwu, bk('&M9 Ml~ JACK wtU.SOM ~ 743$ rooftnl, ceramic tile R .S Low rates 138001.S F'ree PLASTERING. FENCt:S etlt S.1-5930 Fan Avail. a •• , .. c ... ector --u ft ~ u crv -ca a ......., ••••••••••••••••••••••• eat~,.. . aaa Add.lllOnl, bou5es DECK SP t;CIALIST TOM INTt'.RIOK ft.lidcolLaloComm• Gw. k I ~IN 0 -......... .,.,_l c...,. • ....., ft•mod .... 1 u...-1m.....,A-ot, -vn .. uu...,, JANIT RIAL Da · p · t 1110 ri""".,. ......--Wh" call thl· rest when (ARPl-.NTHY " ..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• nuus ..... "' ...... ~, ,.. .. no ves &Ul•ntc. aerv ., , Uy J11) '4-., 11 14t 75t-H27 aper Fencmit. Oepen ~!:. .. ~7•~/lnd. t:x a1'efl 9 yrs, ma.l rellb Addltioru.. R•11tucc01; or YoU can call the be1t '? • Nt..WPORT 8F..ACll Tr~~/-mio•v_, dable 631-4264 ..... ~._... ....., lnMaecf. llc'd ~ N Ol!'Ckto& of all types Ltt ~ .... 'C'U paleheb. ant /ext ul • Roohn" Co of CM Call ic.~S......K. Ouldeare an m y home -·•••••••••••••••••••• Tunlltr l'u lndJ>t comm'I Coat a M ea a a rt•" ~ • lllt'Jm don .It rntd 111· 32011 15. t.uncbe• Ill )!M() •ny Co&of' bn aibtt"Dt'r.. ,.111 ~ualut 10 l-.11a1n~nnR war qq 10 mln bleaC'h \ ·1 .. 1.10 6 De.&ao ~ .)(111 New lawns 7Sl 3476 t1 , I L• •c1,1 'I WALLPAPERING clean _!-D 64~ 56GC> Mutyor Robat642·1222 LandlJcapuic. ll'H lnm •••••••••••••. •• ••• •••• ••••••••••• ••••••• ••• • • l"'ree est Lie 3308t16 St.ucro • Plaatcr P all'h, Tl. - nuoa. cleao-upe Frff Haulln1 Mo v ing Con LaDdlcape, dettiJl, & ron Aver Sll pr roll no JOO too ~m. quidt & ...................... . • Avlles 64&-8474 crett & tree rtmoval ~ tervt« · •tll re (.all Norm~-c:_lean 64.5 4200. ~I~ Huntmetoo Beach Tile Co ------Q\,lc'kaervs~~. 642 76:1) do, or <Saa.co lot-new bs LaWllll tnmmed 4' edged, ------Call 714"840-1760 ES$1AM "• ~ Tu . !ihowers. entnn & Mature wom11 n bllb)srt 111 my ~ s.6-~ IJv din rm. h•JJ $1~ A\ I< Bedrical w I 11 rm 11 so. l'OU<'h SIO. t'hr SD Guar eliot pt't odor •••••:••••••••••••••••• cleu ups. baultng OCX: l!lt~l Skip&oac:k-r. Qstm pamt1ng, lo rates ........... ,,.......... drainboards 842 3020 #•• ,_ d .. G d Landlcap1111 • Deuitn 10 f' 3 Sanchez Plumbmit Cop T--<-ic ... .. dlWoril ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bnc kwork , i.mall Jobs Ne1iwpe>n, Costa M~a .It lrvme 8'75-317S t>Yl.1 Make your s hopptnit ~ltt by ustng Lhe Dady Pllot Clautfied Ada vv. . ....,, ump truca ra e . Vr3 t'I" Pull 111 ,.n 6 rtt e11t yr l(uar ·-_...., .------haul Dan "5 8800 "' ,. 982 loC71!1. 633-9837 aft ~ per re p1 Pt'l'I, houst>" I ............... •••• •••. DltV'l' ., Ton.)', weekends, i. prt n Ii I er 'It' r v 1 <' t ----- -apt&. add1t1on,, l(a" hnNo. Trt>t-& llhrub tnmm1ng & Cpl repair, tS y~ e:i.pr ELa'"TfUCIAN l'n~ Du 11rork m)Mlll Ref• right free t$ltmate on 5.31 OIOI lar&e or :,ma II JObis Lu: U 372S4 673 0358 l(ardentng, cleanups. Cleanups, lrimmtnl(. Complc.'le "auuntt'ni.ln~l' RAJNBOW 1Jra111 ' & repai r.. removal,yard clei1 n-upi., CA.J<Pt-:T & ASTROTl RI-" Bu) c • rpet th ru ll1li ta lll'f' a t wholei.a le Brin~ sampl~ Eltpert msta.llo tJoll Work gwtraotffd Ja.y bau.hn11.lrffn l hauling Frttestumlt'& 71471179644 E.1tenor11ntt'nor •JmY'J7 642339t ha ul1nR H I 2322 OwUM?d d rt &.al2!1. ~7 20ll aft &pm 5S7 8271 t1• cwt 4 )r guar Low pnce' H46 1413 Jim ti \e is1~111a ------------••••••••••u••••••••••• f"reeet.t CallS4:l!l6l4 U)oululvcn'th.1dthebt:st ---bdier way to tt>I more G A H D f: N ~ plumb1n1c h1·at111J( & 'WIRdow C~ people about the ~rVICt' M A IN T f; NAN <.: f: •••••••••••••••u•::••• Bnck '~ block work, P aper han&er. ftnl''l roott•r '' r v1 rt-1t ', ...................... . yoo have lo offer Allk SERVIC l-:Yard dt-•n Wanta REAL.LY CLEAN Wtdln 1:oorrewpauo. qualtl ) l'~u r opeJ n bt>rtiui.•· ynu hoA v••n 'tProfei.1t1on11l Wtnd•>W about our low rates to-up. trt l' tr1mm1og, HOUSF., Call Gingham wllu, dnveways f"r~· Hahaman!>h tp, rea' C'all e d /\/\/\ l y •·t rlearung b)Joe Oaolell; day, 642-~8. 548 8709 Gtrl f"rtt> t>11t. SU 51..23 e5t John 846 l:Jl3 Mosht-642 1403 631 XI.Tl 714 ·548 11853 .,..,_,..._ ~..;--1-···"""'"'--~-~·.:~;;; .. ··;·;;~·~;.;;:•::•::·;;~· ~;;;.;;;c:·""'~i~·I~~~· .. ·~~· .•.•....•.....•.............••...•............. .•••••.••....•......... .....••.......•........ ....•.•...............• t4it wpori leedt ll'9 .•..................... 4200 ..... toS... 4300 Offkel..tat 4400 •.........•............ 2 BR .. slPll 6 S300 w~lt I> &. up C~n Daily .••••••.•..•.....•..... Pvt room • p~'t bath Prtt m ex1·ha n1te tor btt- ~e<>p1ni: i"'Pm <Jl'I I> Ci.II ko.> 493 2•0-J t'W':'I & .... Ii nd.\ . .......••••••••....•.. ~fCOAST ~IA.LCIMTl:I LAW OFFICES Me.ii Vt'rdr Coll Counw arr a ....... BEST UT£ Bayfront Little Isl Boat' Goldt'n ~hort''> t'nJu) s up, 2 bdrm. 3 story., MleStiBJIU !Summl'r ne ar tht' bt·arh fireplace $2SOO/mo Yrly APAHTMENTS 2 BR I Ba. chtldn·n 0 11. leue 67 5'3067 On!) S36S 26J E 16Lh otx Bayfront. Jbdrm. 2ba. 1 2 Br. 2 Ba $450 PI ace \1 on Fr ' gar, rerng. rrpl, yearly., 398 W Wilson, 631 ·5583 714 776 ~60 adults , no pe l ~ 1$325$490 l & •bdrm $1000 /m o 646 7213, 1 Rr $370 Apt TuwnhOU,'t'~ Patao 644-51l8 2 Br 2 Ba $470 2250Vanf(u<trd WJ y bakooy lndn rm .• all I Br duplu. )treat lo1•J lloo. patio. iz;i raize. Jll lllll pd Sot50 673 1275 et rt ~ 54-0-96:!6 built 1n•>. -.o mt' with "d uJt:. N 0 l'l•t:. e n 1 I o !> e d JZ J r J .: 1 ---...... '""'"'° 3807 •.•••.......•.•..•..••. 4 Br. 2 !:I.a. very lg, all on I noor. beaut1(uJ new db dtror . frplc:. pvt, nr beach &. ba' Avail no w Child.ten o·K. S9'l5 mo l012 W~t Balboa Jdf 1"J>.:IrT1. BACHf:U>R UNIT 'Ii ear Dt,ach & 01 t'an s.300 mo ) earl) 1 dep F'or more 1nro r ail 5Si&-2321 2 BK. f1replacc, i.undedt, oew cp~ & drps 304 :Mith, rear upper 1 1485 mo Ye11rl). 645 1819 or 972 9999 ------Corona .. Mar 3822 ..•.••.••..•....•...... 2 Br + family rm. I ba. dbl garal(e. SJ()() Bo)d Realtor:.. 675 ~JO 2 bdrm . den Hoom' $495 Open Sal Sun. 707 '' Acacia. CdM k-16 3767 ll24 .........•...•......... Comfort.able l Br I Ba. no kidll/pets. 1275/mo. Call !Avely 2 br. 2 ba lowl.'r f(arden apt Nr Ham.tltoo & II arbor S47~ rm ti3 I 4402 or 76'>-07 J7l Npt llgts 1 Br l wnh!!I' frpll', i:arage. adult& no ~ ~ 6.11 5HJ:I 2Br, pool, garaj!l', adult'>, n o pets . Qwet l4SO ~ LUXURY UYIMG ln qwet Adult Com pll'lt SpaclOUS bachelor & 1 or 2 bdrm a pts D i' bwa1her, fir e place. c:.tthedral ce11Jng, prv pallO, blilcony, pool, spa, no pets F'rom $315 mo Meslil Plnes, 2650 Harla Ave SPMC 2 H L'G E b e drooms <l round fl onr fully c:<trpett'd /bu1 lt1ns Su pt·r local.Ion AduJu. no pell> SJOO lmo Apply Apt F: ~ W Wtl'Wll 646 «77 :-lewer I bdrm rangt' ove n , d1 s hwas hl'r garage AduJIA, DO Pt'U S350 645-5577 Jell. 6.11-1266 2 BR I Ba, g.ir ).trd -~~~I~ ~~a~h~~M pet OK R EAJ.. TORS Large 3 bdrm 2 ba up I Bdrm apt t:;ncl garage, Ila.& paid 642.5073 per. gar Quaht) thru out No pets S4W I 040 C Valencia,~~ lmmed •x·• up .. nr ) 1 ~L Mgmt s.2 lliW WAJ .LACE ~I ,\P'f'S Jiit'.,. i) rl.ernratc'<l :! Ur .ilJI I bJ SJ95 Sill.ii II da ii d 0 K . nu l.J l" l '> l71S 4-111 or 548 2<.t2tl I Br fo .. ut:.1dt :.mall hut t'O/)' w loU 11( nPal wood 5200 1>4.2 !M.50 a ftt•r 41' M C'ondo I bdrm SliOO 'iu J>t'l.'> Walkan1: dt~lanr.-to CoJ\t Plaz...t 213 003 ~>CM 2br 2ba 1mma culaw llOO!>Q n fpk lndr) dlllhwshr encl gar s:,(XJ 3106Gmger ~ ULGIANT' Room) 1 Rr' Claw.> to South Coast Bnl·k frplr gar' )a rd. L ttl p .. 1d l'ool J .il· Ttut) St'<' Bl<lg SJ»IJ 1557111 frt- Rt-:-..'Tl~H:.~ 631 4~>.J $340 mo P\l 'd & pvt gcirilR" I Hr C'pli. drs>S l 'll'IVI' r1•lr1 .: 414 C llam1ll•m ~1!1 l042 3126 ......••............... Lnvtl) I~. s.JIO mo 2br. l415 m o ~t' ... I) r e dt'rorated, no l't'I) 497 51.25 t•ve~ ..•.••..••............. UJVl•ly a ll 11dult. no ~ts 1,2.&J R r a Vt.II 6200 1-.d mger. h b IS46 0019 Oreanl root l bdrm $450 per mo /\croM rrom Heult>r Prk 675 3067 MOSS POINT Studio. Z200 SC ll •6 Av•tl ~I tlO Mual set-Art 5 197 4206 White Water \'1c-w• S390 Air' Pool • Sum~r fun Awlr Good arta fo:nJO> O<'WI) dee-or ' t S816) fM' H £:'1o 1 1 'I ES 631 ..t~ --Mewport hoch ll69 .••.....•....•......... PAii NEWPORT COUNTRY ClUI UYIHG S1niclt 'I 1&2 bedroom apb, & lownhou..'l$ "'rom $400 644 1900 4Br 2Ba, very lg. dll on I florlf'. beautiful nt'w db dernr . frplr , p\l. nr beach & ba} Avail no"" ('luk!ren OK. $925 mo 1012 West Balboa. Jl'H 7»37n Veru1lle1 Penthoui.e. ocean view. 2 bdrm 2 ba . l 1replM ce . fo ull security & amen1t1t''> $800 pa mo Wkd)' 544 0614 Wknd<. & t:~~ !65 l J.2(1 Villa tt..looa Plan 2 !Br den lrd floor N1re OCl'an Vl<'V>' $775 mo I03 751!:1 eve-. & wk.nd!> WU.ICL.1 f''fo' 2 bdnn 2 ba Adult Condo :-<o pc·L<1 l..c.irl(1· patio. p00I. all n .. w lt 1t1 hl'n, bathroo m ' drape., carJ)('lmg '575 c.a II 673 6640 l br rondo. brand MW. adlu onl> Pool. s pa, fJ\1 underground prlt R XJnt "ecunl) Sf;()()mo S29 41 71 day'l, 838 9261 Westl'Wf 2 bdrm 2 b,1 Newly de<>orat.c<S Vault ed ct-1l1ng. fo"ranli li n stoVe . eorl .carag1: 'o pt1..s S6SO DI II 642 2134 L1t1mutt> an fo:l<•itan<'t-S4l5 LoYt'I) 2Hr ' lit JI '1 df't'.1 Pool FUn • 11"'27 1 li>t· 67~ ~110 JBr a pl H1ll>0a P•·n Poent Qw1 1 area 1 l:illt tu OCt'Mn or bil )' Will ilr rornxlitl..t' 1 or 2 ~ph• s:zz, ,.It Avail Jul) ll thru A~ \.-II ~-t2">2 IAYF«OMT RtNT'l.'iH:S 6.11 4~ J Bdrm~ 2 br.~ :-.i-1y l-:Xquu11el) Your.' SJ71J redf'C'Orat • d ~ .. nrl\ Walk 111 th" lw.tl lo \II ~uC'h '' ciol l't 2 .. 1r.., •A ut11.tt1...._ p._td ' :'\I",,.. ,\II Jul) Bllhk fA.4 ~LJ rnotJQf" appltanet..,' 1'1J1il ' V~ R...teh 4250 flurry l~J ff-1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lu·nt1me1> 631 I~ ff.lg fit· Jr 141 11111 \ ,. "' J ~tllh ,_,..a..d Br 2 b11 Xlnl k.1< .oltCJn Of' u.fwM"-d 3900 C~ll M' :MJ .......•......••.•..... Sea.-Villap ~w J&.2 bdrm luxun adult Jpt:. an u pl .. ni. from $390. 2 hdrm l•JWn~ r rom SSl!> • pool\ t t:-nnts . w a lt'rfa 11., ponds' Gas for rook mg .. h«>atJ.ng paid f"rom ~ .. n L>teao f'rw) dnve North on Be11l'h to '1cF11dd1-n then We...t on McFadden t o Staw1nd V1llaae • 714 IHB'J.5198 Jo'or Rent BaC'helor unit sz;o mo l~t & 1 .. ~t • d1·1• t: C •> " l a M ,. ' ,, 7 14 5-49 75S t Kelt•r I•• Ron $350 UJ\l'l) lar'J( .. 2 bdrm Garaitt•. quiet cul de ,a1· Arul.hl'•tm 546 S704 Eleitant Entertainer S275' Costa Mtsa I br' All m .. Jot app1Janct•11 pool' gOQd AVALOM Wl"t'kl) Hl·ntul Sl...-1~ "' C " n ' 11 n l ,. r r .. , , To"' nh•1u'" 'u·<'l u1l1.,1 pal.IQ I ' bill ~ !)( h Jvl) & AUl(lhl OPl'OUIK~ ()11 k 8'JK.ird ~IJ ~1 0 1011~ Hox 17<1i 1\-i1lon. llC1'i"Gt LJ.iuna th'.1 r h delu.io:e \.CallOll r•ntah Block/ beach 1-·~ltvlll town 49'1 4TIJ or 4!;4 3092 ......,, to Shcr9 4300 •.....•............•... Mt>vmx~ A\01d <Jtot.Jt~•h & IUl 11\tnl( t"qlt"0\1'' ""''''''l"t1.ilh '11111' l!fl I HOUSIMATES 832 41..34 ArPl Y MO CHAIGE ••HOWIE•• Rttttal ShannJ? ~n 1rt- lli;.a Roommalt' t-"or You ~0579 7 dlil)' .. ~l arta 154831 re~ tt.rot1ml!!> LwlW') Ill .-..t'11rport ' SJ7 5 631 4~ \ adeo TV + m ur • ' Seaside Rendevous ' $49!'> l~IOUS J8r Ktl.5 Ga.ral(f' Mu~t ,....._ .• N•> 'mk &4.5-0ll l II OK *** f'cd yd Applc199571 ''"' GNnp Taytor RENTIME.5~1 I~ J(2Jfl lntnr l\q• 1toc.a 4000 Nt'wport Aurh 3 Bdrm apt. gas paid Encl gar, ad.IL'> 64.2-5073 EAST'SIDE. lfUGfo; 1 Rr. walk in c los eti.. patto, gar, W/D hookup No kids , pets U45 mo Cl"'a1 g. 63 l · l.266 Deluxt poolst<k• '.lttra lj(e Brand new lbr stepi. lo ••••••••••••••••••••1 •1 You arr Lhe wtl\nt'r ol 2br, 2ba Bltrlb, <bhwhr beach, nt•11r NB Pter Fem non &m okt'r. n1Cl' two frt't' ltdtrh •SI ~ 1"'1 m1Jes be11t•h Adil\, ~ mn 1n r ludes uttl ne1Chbortlood. lg hs•· 1111 'a.I~). to no pets 13!1 5 m o 6423850 pnv. uul incl d S17~ THI AvlJI 7 1 9S7 &'l9U UrrnAH 536-8.162 __ ----Vena11les Bar h Pt'flth."lt' HOl5aSHOW ~P pt'r'\Ofl lo '>hr (um apt on Kai P•·nin w 2 O(}ier. $23!i m r1 673-2211 I l'Ve. b42 !f71• d .t)':J l>an..i hm 18 2S \hr llunt 111~un He.ich homf' l'W».r ht-at ta SI.Al m u ln<1wr• 21JIJI tsJ nrf l.n II Uni Ulgl.•Jfl lit>:&• h ::.36 1141) '! ... \l'ltl\ (fltlr /. I JI iwr .!. br .!. b.. S2i'. mu "'~ .. us1 Call 11.,". 4400 ....•.................. EXEC. S.UITTS l'nrl)f' '-'<wport Bo"" h "" '••i.r 1 J • a1rpon ft1-nl md rH"• pll•>n • or1 l••t• r11 1• rm )l•n1t•1r v•rv utoh. 1110 Ir•• •o P'"' & m• r• So-I retan .. 1 "',.~ <1vJtJ ui or Doui ~ 1 !J411 .cdJA DELlJXF.SlJITl':S, t-'tom 1295 Air ronrl ~ l>kl< l'ttl pd ?J\:~1 t: C'-.t ltw) 61~ moo WESTCUFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH c..r ............ °' ......... ,. .. _ ... _,,.,,, .............. ./·--· ·-. ·~·· .,, .............. ~. ..1 .... --/.__. ... Cell Ur. Ho.ard U5·8101 fo:Xt.CL'TI\ t ... l'ln~ :-. .... port Ct•ntn. lull sn-Vl~. pnlo'.1ll•, OCl'an \"lt'W. s:no t630 759 9036 MEWPORTICH ProfnMo.ai lldc). as·~Saft. ~lllll' ort1 l'1-b l<ht nr Lido l ~le ~" .. pl u~h 1·pu •Ra & 1·le' Jtor Rent 225() sq rt l 11 4500 '\Q I\ 430 l2nd St Bkr M ov <All SIERRA Ht:A.LTY 6JJ 792JJ 2 Bdnm. I bath apt Adults. Gu paid 642-5071 ----FOUR SE.A.SONS APTh Couple, DO pet.s. 2 br. 1 •.., ba twnhae Patlo, pool mo 735 Joann 642· l&CYl l:i~~l9 I bdrm I b<t Condo No·w full ~ecurt ty. & am Avail J uly ISth c;uc~t JuJy 11. 8PM redecorattd ~pa , rrr mtn1t1 es . S450 mo bdrm &. prv ba ANAHEIM Ca.trOl.A.TIP\.AU REALTOH.S rm &pool a ... 4n 2 ~!J70r.skforJ i m Bt>autlful 1Aa kes1dr NEWPORTCt:NTt:R ---------.,..., honw Spa. Lanat., Tt>n Cooventt0n Cfttt.er Brand new Tnplex 3 WaJklo beach, back 6 Versalllts Penthousr 2 rus (;rti. SJ2() mo lJlt & Tidt& may be claimt-d ~·~of~~~ rt' bdrm 2 ba (rplc . pvt front yard I BR dplx, bdrm 2 ba Orean Vlt'W wt rm Send resumr ., ~ callillj 642 :.678. ut ------- yard I cluld OK '575 sml pet oil 1325 incl uttJ sec u r 1 t > , S 7 5 O mo ref t.o 110 Lakeview Dr . * * * Crt> or Coat.a Mel>a I. beaut.JfuJ nf·w <>Hit t''> Wllh Of" without <,••n.11 ~ s:llO ~ mo c .. 11 • vt•' 957 1414 KOUCEKTB MEWPOIT flel(ant exfi.·uttve i.wlt"'\ tn prt-sltl(f' 10<. lnl l dtlll....-nng .. m•.re T ll ... NEWPORT BEACH o.ea. Offlc. s,.c. 400 to 5000 Sq. Ft. •Jan1ton<1I ~rvia:" l1t1h1J~ Included. •i\rlJ.trent l.O Airport &r Kt>':llauranl How •A• lt''>l> to J Maior fo'wys 13]..llll 4450 H 1-. A D Q li \ tt T 1-. k S '' • ... • •' • • • • •••• •••••' CO ~ PAN J t;S i\ prlJ For '>Wt'•• & orhce i;pa~ ut leuiorutl envmHlmt•nt ~u&(IOa ble rates 714 8:11 Of~I 500 to 2700 Sci Ft. ~ .. ~.\ V t-:JW ... bk PLAZA •EXEC UTTYE • •Off4CES• v.1,.ldbndv•· no•w lu.xu.nuu' AJJ l(ro./IJ.lld floor .1m111<- 1>UMlln..: matt tJ1,p.1td1 poo.l .. KI" l'nl'lt'f' u1tl pc1 !:>rot rctan a I , .. n 11 " phono-a.n .. w .. nnic, I) 1..11111( to m uch mnr .. c:11 ll 714 ~ lllllO .-.t:WPORT Rt. \<:JI • •PRIM L LCJ<.'1-\TlOr< • ~ )d.' fmm 11r,.t.erfn111t' ~IO -..1 It 1';')4 1 'ltA ~+4 HJK l.AW'I l'R:-. 0' I.' ..,l'l-'lT\ll:l.\11 <11-· I-" I C f. S 0 N T II t. 1:.z, M1·'lt VHrk-fo:, C M 54S-4123 NEWPORT ILVD COSTA MESA :.lillSl llb. 7~00 'Q. ft :! Mory ComplN1on .ip prox L2 »IW t'ln15h4!d w 'UI l 1)42.3493 ""H f'\1 up l11 1i00 i>•t It , .t\:tll at pnrnt> 1•11rnt<r, Ii l h & :-I w I> I ti I v ti fjj. flJO() Mpt / A1rport Ano '\1·wly n'(I .. , oHH'e sp11t'f' from 7~ rt. full w n ll'l' 54().~ WATF.R' Ba)"d .. Ori\ I' t7lh &r lrv1nt·. rda1l101f11·c ~ 1'<11 -..1-wpon Bt-Jt·h lnrlutfrd H.-n·pt>on1't '>p;IC'I'. 7tXhq rt l.Jbran Xt-rrllr l't1bt1...i i5'9 IS.',!I Jamuinal. P.1rkm.i. 1·11· C:O.....rc:iot Tht· mc"t un1<11Jl' .rnd R...tda 447~ btJUllfuJ oftu '"' "" t tw We'lt t:Oa~t Cont.Jrl Man Jiur1<1n (7141675 ~I ...........•.•..•.•.••• J 100 ~ ft tn !.hopp1n• I •·t>nter on Bris tol nr Jamboree. 96 IMIOI Ht.'<iondo Ctr • •NO COST A M Jo:.<; • ~. llunt l:kh M2 2834 ~ed dftit.U II MO r.• YI ft /9 rm swle & patw ~upt'r full ) 'q u iµ S49'J mo Tom S4<J 22(111 DeJl.IU offtre~. flOO !.IJ rt dnl bldg. lltt>l Nf'wport Bl ~2111 Konby <Xftrt""I In &)'Ylf•W Hold ll1stoncal landmurk JJ.:ly View lmmed ·~ cupanc) 673 ~ F<"nrNI ) ard i\pprox 1matt-h :., .. cres for rent :-te&r lla rbor .. Bake. All or part 549 8181 Xl.NT BUSINESS PAii LOCATION Townbouae 2br. aracao'" Near downtown 646-68!6 548-9036lve m11g 644~ lrvuie92'714 llvuia. pool, aduJts. No or~~~. ---------Fc-mnon imkrto!>hr2HR 'EWPORT Bt:i\t"ll pets. $375. 7~ W. l.8lb St 10 De'W 2 BR. encl ,,.;, l & 2 Bdrm Collage style Spac1oaa 2Br Condo. 2Ba Room In Ir& Huounl(lon 2 e. apt. llB S2IO mo AIRPORT ARt:A /. de· MESA 646-9507 greatk>c Adil.I, oo~ta apU. Newly dttoraled frplc . ronveotent Beac h h omf' nr dOC' .. ..., uul Call Ad Saller lu.xtoff1('('t>•vail 1mm1'<1 INDUSTllA.L S48-IM4l 983-229t Drpa, c-pt.a . lit.ove Xtr1 WestcllU area. Pool. i..t College, S200 + t v 12:!6, &U 4300. 2A hr1 in premier ha.chn.~·· 11( ..._oewDup~x 2 bdnn lgeuruta D1videdram1ly & lut. mature adllll. 964-Q.19 l'ice bid& t'\111 -.erv1t·e. PAIK 2~ ba. frplc . reoced ct p t •-........ -mo "''"1..... W-.... _. r I C 11 ' --el 3br, t "'1ba, Santa Ana se 100 a 10 • non ia _,., . '""""""' ....... mo. w-~ln& ,_non auu:iu yng ema e, non D Law 11w~ a II.AH .-1or yard Dbl ttar. SS3S t t 1 N ..... .,... ..-te l hr 3B hse Unique eluxe ea ~ om2 _....-......... He1ghta,S425. f'enred paaoap s a vit rNewCoodo security aratudenl Shareb.I smo r 01 r ' _ron_____ 711W.17th.St. vr..._, ....... yrd, gar. lnqw~ 20203 B shops "' tranaportalion . . wtZ othtr persons. p\11 Office Space 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Suodeck . BirebSt lOAM t.o7PM Beach & Garflekl 19112. pool, vln'. 900 sq. rt 1 prl'1IOO Krt pnv. &U-32.&4 bath , all prl v Mesa SPACE A.YA.JL.A.ILf Costa W... 19132 Huntington St , bdrm. SS8C> mo. &U-7313 s , ...... 4200 Verdt Area coo mo utll Available Oflirt". desk & conf rm 64~44'3 dt1bwaaber · laundry LC GROUND FLR 2 BR 19Ul & 19161 Delaware, ot63l 1.281 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tncl 67S-T1'1M •Wei Bar<, Pnmt kK' CM W 7TT1 -....... 1 SOO ft a Cacll. 1385. Avail approx *'--, Mt-• July ~ Daya S41-117S l.Ba ad.It apt w/bar. opn HB.847·3020 • _.. & A.L0ME7 3Br. 38a home on beach n--. p . .,7 h II • r irepla co::. O.C ............. 11 at"• 320 l'1' -.__ t ,170 ...._ft ... · beamed ce1hop, loU of ..v~• at CdM Slffpe 8. Pvt ..,...... <l'lll, •• Simo. a p 1 p 1 ""'"" ~ .... •--....,... Ev• ft Wlmds 760-1418. wood 1n ck>Ht.s lhruout. 2 bdrm. Dishwuher 2 llMTIMIS street SIOC)t wk Ul July WI i..t & lul. avail now • riv a e 8 10~ It. ol plusb olfitt spa('t th ...a. for I lllta Br 2 .. _ 1 mll &&nit S375 mo 67~eves bllta from beach. Kida Showa You lbe Way lllOOtwk &n Aucuat 2Wk Liberal. 491-4125 • Spe c 1acular view s uoo Smaller olfi<'e WO oc.c a• cy • .,r~ 3 ..... a Y .oo OK.S400mo.Avatl.July ToGoHomt mlnlmwn.2J.3·i2818" CaJJAnn 754-678!1 .,.. _,.... ... pt!U. M80/mo. Nr. OCC nu: VICTOR.lAN ,._U .. ... ,.._ ,l I .. 155 WW aha~ Ira ha home. 2 250 to 3000 Sq Ft ..... & ... IMr. * 6'1.-s1 lit . ..;. ""H7• 642-4300 --. trpl, microwave, nicely 8662 1-.o IOI aq ft olfices, ea. ~ effke .,._: ZBr, w/aar. Ad.lta, crpll, :Mhr. .._ •SpedaCU)al' Oceanfront f·-...,. .... -(714) 675-w1reatroom. can be com· ......_. 1:30 ._..... PINE BLUF'Y APTS drpa. bltna. fncd yd ~root 3 Br, 2 -· ao 4 bdrm Coodo. Wkly -.. --bmed. cr'OUDd n.r. new _....., • to 4. -· Spec 2 bl", 2 be, Adult.a Wlllerpd. 83Ml.2IO Oeluu 1 bdrm. Coodo n\&al leaM. New ~t 11 .x>-llJOO.f73.787'3. hma&e room mat.e •ant· bldJ Dana Pt 961 m 1 IOAM .. JPM. Comp&es. PaUo, view, 9'7VlctortaSt.s:MO. Gara&•. pool. lalnil 6 earpell, r irepace. Qeanbeacbcottaae.fully ed. lo 1har• 2br, 2b• AV!Ul!ICWMll .ioo ft frple, eoel 1ar .. AU •P•· Pt5 + deposit. fm.Zl13. bome on Balboa Ill. ,J~ """ •MICE• ~· IQ ' Ideal alOYe., dlabwhr. jac.S1VNNINGlr12bdrm2 tUtllO, Aft 7PM oc•""-flS'n.llB.:.~~~ Availnow.17~eves 300~. Newport<Anter0frtce4 lout100 near 0 .C . bdrJ rm. Pn>mMSO ... prde:n apt. Pool. rec a-1231. __ _.. ,,_" $31-1.151 • ._ Rent wU.h use ol tt«I>' Alrport. truck door. call SPMC At.ct07 ~St.sasmo. no w. u·a Here! Cllanning 2br, ~i.r:.1• ir;'·,:Z:: ~· zT:·d~:~:-; Deluxe ce ~ae~~,::~~~('~ _m_-2'100 ______ _ F·-11-l bdnn All utll pald1 UHi 17).7'M4,m.a:aa. I I NB p ......... _ ....... ,.,.... .... -~ · · U. ar. 2ba. btt.-im, di. prqe, newly dttorat ..-0 la.I Faah 1011 1 e · Oft Udo .._ ~'C•_.. ._,.100 t Unll.I tlOO n. Hit Pool. Ne-UM tnr.aber, itoYe. is patio. ed. All apphc (8470) fee. 1 bdnn. VenalU. Coedo. ' Bdrm iDdodiQ amall '1tNIJI '-AU ...... ,. at·-....,,... Hilla lad Pk, a.w SGD/mo +see. MW4.D. Ralllme• aJ...W Good localloo . Full boa;,,:1:~ llaO or 1ub-11 CSULB atudoent willbel Wil Wld PIWIELOCATION b6dlc. 2olca. 2 rwtroom.a. * * * aenrtty . UOO mo. d . to room w /aa&n e In lo Wt By O.C Airport m aq » per' ft. l"w7 acceu. A. W. ST ¢ t • 18w :2 a-I la W• au• Ev•. W...-froot/Satiabury H.8/We1lm1nlt« aru lf a. to ia1 aq. ft. from o _*-_56.11 __ . -----Jmc::-...:Til ~t~' I tzs1,.::· .!~.'.':' ........ ~~-~ VerNille9 1 bdrm. Condo. We ba.,.rr= awnlDlftr you are intereated 6 (114) 5751112 pet' tq. ll. Phone ~MOIO 1200 IQ. ft. M·I, W1t.b front V-• an tbe winner vi ~•• .-' ' oc•.t.. • Xlnt loutlon f'l&ll ........ avallableweskJy •Uher bave an apt to 0>1Q. ft. for *'8per mo. oftlce. larsedrtvtiDl"HI' l= 1_. ticket.I ($J• ....,,J..... ·lat-M-•a • . I J lb.an or are )Goll ... for 01Aa Potnt olfltt aub-let 4001 81.rch St. N.8. Alftlt door. DQ AC. » 11q. ft. -• -,_ lBrl Sl50! Plulla Crp\I Met&ril)' ... n t ea. L ull Paw M 1U-4111. 300 aq fl 131-11115 • w.-. ca T....m..l • .,. C.M • ..... ,. "° =I (llMl) ,.. -/mo.··-OD tbl bNd la Newport. f'.d .... Wkd)'l a.5PM or ISH07• MC).m! da)'• ...... 1 THI R&AL10RI MD Ul-4555 air. a..~ blk to bda Weekly or moothly. 2 TJllo.TIAt._ • wknda. I Mo.,... dn-. ...ulAM J144 -.-.. bdrm. « I bdrm K1r' WW abatt our Newport 1--------.--HQ9ll SHOW !Meciodo. aot. of wood,--...... _........ ---Lamb,GJ.,.W, UVEATTllEB~CJf lludlolfie.wu.h,ou. Ml ..... c:..llr WmlM 4619 1""1 U IP• _. &&u.. Psal:a, abt real II Call~ "'9 ~ tac. Mti.. .. .......... _,._, ANAH'.IUI wt prep . .._. V Woo4brld1• C ondo 2 .._ ,..,. ad•mW•• lAI HUii. 1,.ao. ar. ••••· llJP • ...-. fnclcb .. e. ••nice•. w-.. ID Colila -• 0. --.c.r.r .,.., 9"0 mo. A* for ...... l ba. l ,..,. okl, ..., ,.....,1 Lill dtea, 2ba. ....., coodo lltftl aoAM.a. a.a...... lit. Door ofrlm ~,._. w..nn1. l:rftlil .,..., a • .J aa, "ftdll*'-111e dallMd au . ..-= =l~t~~j:.~ 101Wl 8T I ~ MJ r11lI1 I ia r D . Ho tC**. lnl.De/N .. port =• ~ lltHH j»reftrred. J W ..._ _.., n:&. •· Lo¥el.p epedoul 2 A•.U. 1..-d. .. mo. it dlis C .,._. Mdkllt _.....,.,.. AvaUJtab •1r•11tr ..... tDCM ., ... 100 ltO •41· It II • · AMI Xl8t ,.,.,..., lb bdna. lAISe , ..... Ho Call Bob-De19 ...... of t~•· ........ ,. 11 ~,.. Ocl •• IN$. GOO/mo ~ JIU.-r UA. II.JI+ .... ft. Poraioon ~ ~-11 ... Aak for 111·1101 En• ... *** .. M-'* J:iww•mt. ....._ 91m,aaMIMO. 142·4300MHRS illlt.call.,.__ • W 11¢ t . j I I • • ._. 1• Pa 0 llM: : "91A ~W..._, 7100 ~-'!~ .... !.!~ Mondaly, .kine 30. t910 DAii. Y PILOT C7 ~-:-::.. ·-~ ......... • .. ~ ..... ~!~ ~!~--.!!~r-t~~ ..... ~~!! _,.. ... ,..._._..., __ a..---"•• .. •-•" _ ........ •••••••••••• Pt y::-.1 ff.Te•••••••••••••••••• TOMllfY'I 4 " z;-~ ............ AU'l'OmTIVI!: on•.,.,~ ..... w.11" 7t11 ._.__ •• _ '-- ... • '--•un ~·.;:;;;·;:;; -;;;, ;:::;; .. • lmr Cl"l l9ilbPl'fte•)' lo Oc\a.tfot l.beJ-braDd .... ca.a ... NI.ICM ....... _ ~-=~~Ac, comml11lon or draw avail. l rtr. 2 Ptr. Coo- tar t Larry P'raoco. T •l•phonlc• Coa> munkatlooa. 9MIS'7t. Cil: •o.TCALL * 0.pea•able ou&1olo1 tadt101 Airport In· ..,. llCIVllA '°1al r ... ~ at'6-d1.11trlal complu wlll ~E.R . HOUMWarea t01611 ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I dlM ....._ pennaoenl add a combl.Dat.aon oow nJ. Apply 1D penoa: r: Pff 1At•1tabl,..,... lor EZ 1va1a,bt Mii and Crown Hardware, UOT p .... rtdlll,_, t-:===---:i~::: Mt6aW..aiN 1lot leuc ! Oenerou.a com · E.Cat Hwy.Celli •0~-."'1:11W ... a.. .......... ,c.u MST LADY~ .................. :r:o~a~~~ ~::...~::: ;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;; ........ OGl.A.11 Aal•al Anl•tnce ........... ACCMTS.llC. not required, bllt pre· a~!llr.t' I. .... nl. ..... lllv •.am.•'-........ 11 a• Ea.pr. u c Mature viou111cWo1bdptuJ. See CtunKA.l ....... d"w ---~·· , ..... Llabt typlDI Salelllsr. .... S.:-•••n. IOWl'D....... ..... *' •41 • -..1 ,:.__ ' ---;;...;;.;=~~.;;;;;~1 ...... , ...... ..,.. llC• Ae~ ro~-;?~~·"~i!i ~~~s:.~· UTVTIM .....,..,.., .... rabMt. = ='-beMfita. op· NEWPORT BEACH ~1....-. 8aad A.llUD&I for advance-_____ _;__;_..:..::.:_ ........................ ...w lll!a::l•s 1111at.1o1orm.a1 otc. cu. --------· '! !! LOST~ P•••le bUi 6 Old r.;M&; bcwM drawn ~IWe al\ 9 am. Baolltn1 ... 5511! Ct .... ~ :!:J•::.leri:~::,.~·t~ ~d:,:m ~·~.~ -A.caA.m--llnc------MEWllAMCH Ill Dllla l&M6o, ..U •on t b . R •w ard ! ana. ~fadWW.. Cao flMAHCtAL OPIMIMCi MARKETS For 2Dd 6 3rd Shl.fta We promote to man.a1e- meot 61uperviaaoo from wiW.n. WANTA CAREER? ::tt4.r:::·~~':t~O::l-... ~~m~t.:!•~~~~-_J =~~ ~ An 1:W~ for a Wells Farp> Bank will Call (714) 131·9421 CARRY FOX AGFNCY • lf'9ldl ...... Excel. opportunity for uper'd manager to join this progre ssive S&L. bu li d a brag ht ruture Gre&t benes & negotJabl~ salary. c .. C9" '72-9915 : ,, ..... lt..s..A. • I _... * * * for Kria. thatlenle a: 1 company J.&..C..... fSCOllTS to crow with! lrvlDe· IOOD open a branch tn ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!! lrvine. We att still io-= ,...,.. terviewing fOf' a Ould care, respaoslble . ...., .. "-Mii ....................... {NEED {MONEY • ~"':!.".:~ •91M47l• ~~-:: ~ You are t.be wta.oer ot Al••YI CJ9eO ~ riw a sdht.arter lwo rree ticket& ($U SS ft.tlm. ID tbelt finance dept. value), lo VTT ~JbiliUes iocl!MJe THI u • a.5 JlGE seWna cash bud&eta & ~ ---· "" aoalyala or lioancaa l .....,.,.... SHOW S'PRVl•.ir aut.ements. Ideal can-..__ , 1 Iii• <11 ctidate will ba ve a degree .1111.Y 11.g.: HAm ........._ in aceouoliJll, fiDa.Dce. ANAB a SPA or bua*neu adm!nls'Ja· CcoventioaCenter uoo • 2 to 4 yrs. of Tk:bU may be claimed l7Sl.Newport Blvd. C.M. Hospital account.mg ex· by ca1linl 642-Sf'78, ext. 646-9636 per For coosaduatioo. m lOAM·lOPM !>end res ume at s.lary *** ROLLS ROYCE REWARD for lost dog, ESCORTS larae. all black male ~ luatory to Ad II~. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 E.0.E. M /F. to wort part-time (ap. pros. 20 hrs. a week 1. Mimmum 6 mooths pre- v 10u1 baok1og e &- perience required. We provide an es~llent ~nefils pac kage and congenial working al· moaphett. For more m formallOO pie~ call : Jessica 17141973-3724 penoo to catt for 2 gads Beaut bank overlooking ages io• 12. Upm to&p~ wa ter. set'ks s ever a I . exper'd tellers to JOm Mon th.r u Fri. Irvine their J?rowln" staff Work area. Call After 6pm in beaut new brallC'h & 552-3744 look !or" ar d to excel C ivil Eng1oe er Draft s man I Oes1go er M.m 2 yr exp. Donald E Stevml. lnc. MM815 Q.RICAL bene<> Lols of pa.rues & ~tarting salary to S900. c .. c.,.y t72..ft55 1616 E. 4tb St.. S A. hc:row Officer Fk•aut ~L noted for it's IOnl! lt•rm t•mplo~et>s . ' •· •· k ' t• ~ I'<' r · d 1• ' GROWTH ,. ..... PEOPLE THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ............... PART TIME EVEHIMGS Become a trained s ales counselor <over 21) with the Jim Long & Associates Agency to supervise and c haperone DAILY PILOT carrier boys and girls on a one-on-one basis • e ve nings 6 to 9 PM . We need concerned, innovative persons who· are looking for a lucrative part-time position. $4 hour to s tart. Call 642-4321. ext. 250 between 2 and 6 PM. Ask for Lori. Doble X. Ans wers to 24......_ 751..0517 ---------t name: "Kelp" P lease•---------ACCOUNTANT /BOOK· ) call41M..oo61. STAG&PVTPARTIES KEEPER amN'TMO ......... 2-1 & Jnll TD ao-. t7MIJI Arraaleclby eo..ttte-&..... ~··"{/!':-... RECIPTIOHIST Aerobic Dancmc. a na tJOnal fitness corp. has a.o 1mmed opening 1n i''.V. fo r a n e xper 'd penon w Ix.lot typ111& .. telephone ~It.ilia 964-4616 l'r <i "' nff11·er v.11h F il A \'A Co0Hnt1onal ba r k g r o und . Vt'r ) rr1 1·nd h t·o workt'n. 1•0• 01 -r•al------1 f'icrrl bent'S & startmJ! DISTRICT MAH.AGER TRAINEE Circ ulation de partment has a n ope ning f o r a tr a inee in th e C irc ul a tio n . Sa le s . Service and Collection Area. Selected applicant will receive a libera l starting salary. regularly schedule d r aises, bonus opportunities and manr fringe benefits such as pa id vacations . paid group insurance, hfe insurance and dental coverage. Must be 18. have good driving r ecord. Hours gener a lly 11 AM to 9 PM Monday throug h Friday. Saturday overtime a vailable a s needed. H you a r e qualified and inte rested in learning ne ws pape r c ir culation business, come in person and as k for Ha rry Seeley or Ken Goddard before 10 AM or after 2 PM Monday through Friday. · ~ ---------1 NUDE•DANCER Mature rea p ind 1v Lael beautiful Eoglish dlODEL needed for exclwslve ~k 1 WELLS FARGO 'la larv to ~l.300 FREE JOIS Cal C4nY 972-tt55 1616 E .ilh SL .SA Sheepdog. Looks I ike Will cater your next par· shop lD Nwpt Bch, saJan HOMEOWll&S •'Boomer ''. Vic . ty. I'm 36-24·36. lSyrs. oommensunte w/exper, 0..D.r At• zltll. downtown SoH . 8 . S~e Pam's pvt. outcall. Aft. duties to incl posting to BANK P U RCE LL TEM PORARI ES has man> oPftllllgs for very nclt 1ng com panies Im mediate operungs for DRIVERS SATURDAY & SUNDAY U.yourequs1yforbills. amwento " metime •. 6pm: 542-0207 . Dys . all journals, G, GL, Ctn bome addltiom, vaca 831.al'Zor~S20S 778-1081. statements on computer, Eq ua l Opp Emplyr M/F/H ,...._Acco.ts tiona. etc. Any amount. Lost: bl.a ell Tri Collie. if A I P . com put e ri zed ~~~~~~!!!!~~I aqy reason en.tit job payroll Call Debbie for ---~ ..... Como~ ... aeeo or found please call MA.5SAGE SlOW /AD a.-.64.2-8341btwn10-4 •Ba-"'1•.•n•g------1 utlity lh'aul bank 1n bearh .ir t .1 -.ee k " n1<''-' ;1r p<•3rioi: pn .. onahlP I rod I \ 1 If u •• 1 ~ I t h n f' ... ••• , A. 011111\ 11.11 "i.:round '" JOin 11 )!'.r<11A llll! "laff Offt-nn"- •·xc•·I ~ & 'tartin11 ~di.in to .:i950 MORMIMGS De li ve r D a il y Pii ot bundles to t arrier;. Requires van or la rge wagon and a good drt\ mg retord. Phone fl42·4321 F:xt 2 1 I . a'\k for Ha rrv Set•le) f',,q ua l Opportunity Employe"· UIA ·~-... ---Tony !WC).2766 I')" Sea ....... our costs. 24 bra. at . . MYSnC MASSAGt: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TR ER Jl .... ~cL.......L· weekends. jLos t ·• F G e rm a o l ~Santa Ana CLERK * l * ---·-, ~ 146-55'7. 116-7041 Shepard ··~tisty" 1 ~r. Wanted: The 6' lall Dan I Gro-..'lllg Corp an search ~to=;fo:~ FWOefib rec e ntly spay ed me t a t the M1s s100 o! ··c o Geller·• Ex Teller 11 yr expenenct! Typists • Reward. 494-4%75 Ranch Piano Bar Frida> penence nec~ar) t:se reqwred 1 to accept ;1 ~sh NEEi Lost: Black s mok ed oighl. P lease call Mary ol 10 key required. Xlnt pcnnaoent pos1ll00 ~•th WordPr·oc.euon lllllllr¥? Manx. Male. witb red (408)375--0762. benefi ts. Sa lary com an outs taod1n1i: op K~()pet''1. .utlLI h c memurat.e with ability port1m1ty for growth and • · arness . Vic dM · N E U R O T t C S Non smoking olfi ce CaJI adva nceme nt. Pleas•· ~T ari Cal-<:.Ty '72-9955 161t; E 4th~t .SA ..,._..__ Rewa rd. 675·4 317 , ANONYMOUS <N.A.) !)49•9322. 2862 McGaw cootact. Chen Warren 4020 u!Tsu:\H 67S.1Z28. "Any person wbose emo-Ave., Irvine. 979-7350 Newport Beach ""'Accomk 5JSO tiona loterfere with bas ---------• S0JTH COAST BANK caU Ml~ Gn •Jt oppor ror expt>t"·d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ruoction1og a s r e ACCT'GCLBI I0760WarnerAve . ---------O\'"' :t<'C'OUnL'> pen.on~ t•• WEEKEND WORK ~ & Sunday Mominq Deli .. er Dally Pilots to Ncwsracks & st ort.'5. Mu~t he.I\ c dependable car. Call George Harding, 642·4321. Call your Financial PRE LAW student needs cogoized by himself" fUll lu:ne, 4 day wk , ad Fountain Valley, CA ---101n th1'> beaut bani< Consultant at Ae tna $25,000. wm do anytblng Joho645-<Wt03 vert1s ang a genc y I ll BquaJ ()pp Emplyr M/F' <..1encal nrrnmi: 1"3rf'f'r potrnt ~~ce Secured by a Legal. Confidenti al Newport Beach. Book ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~!' SECRETARJIE.S fr11·nd1' t'<>IAork er.. n1r1· ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ..,._,..,., DVM po Bo 3 ... 2 Sincere lonely s t0gle keeping experience 3.5 ·--------J::mploymenl avail 1n atrTHl'pht•n· & '1.:i rt1n~ ReaUrpersonal prop N.B.9-3 .. · ll ..,... · male-30seeks femalefor yrs. Manual systt'ms multi s ur r o undings .... 1.11\ H•~> KERRY ANDERSON --------~ affair. (Z13 ) 592·2275 w/pecboard. General of IAICIMGTB.LSl Compel1l1ve pay, 1n CalC.-TY 972-9955 <213)121-0300 •• HuntHarbor. fice skillsGoodlO.key& Newport Center office tervtew &hare.Formorv lf.16 t: 4th St s ,, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~![U:f-~IN?S ,_ aHt s.mc.. 53'0 ~F64~~~s-0.45A~Pr~r =u::,nr~· :V~ lllfo. call :r. ices lf!!l/11!11//&0por '4112.~':1~~ ............. ~ ......... Ca.roi. a nd loao . Escelleot S.Oalmy l•--•C•()()l(-----tenpery wortt room, for *FAST* FUNDING UPTOl°"9 Sip loa doe. t.omon'OW c.11 • 4 .,.,. Broker n4~ s. Camino Real Sao. ~you a business esec. ---------• benefits. Call DonsCrox.1---------1.._1 ut h .. a<'h lo< .:i t t'd 1se or sale. compldely • jpmg 00 a tnp Dftdinli? on, 644-1461 !iw appoint-O.ERICAL k k d d I Ezper'd. only All shafts Id-up fOf' 3 or 4 girl wortt Clem.------~ secty'a to ass Isl you ACCTG BKPNG ment. •B•!l!tMl' '·:~h , ~1;;;r:;'-':~1 ~t i:a•n =f~~~. •A ~0Pj:'~! room with eWtin& ac Ma•ts• .. E w/businesa arrange-TEMPORARY IMPBJALSlrl. _,..... 131 k ~round & nice OOYDta.ld4!alfocleadg1rl .L11JoJ11119 meot.s wbile traveUnc. Resister today to work Equal Oppornuuty QPPOITIJllTY p~iu·all('t" to ""'Ol1t ., 1th fi~g 4:h S. Coast to Id a st.art. $411--1431 or Be pampered with a CallTI4/894·9908 on various account.mg & EmployerM/Fnl .1rrl~onunR bocli. t:xcel 9fi3.843S Personal r e l asing -.. -~--c-O_NT_R_O_L_CT_R-• bookkee p i n g a ss ig n .~~!!!!~~~!!!!~~ •TB..LB •·ne' & Jr!Ood pote nt JOLLTIOGB ---------.1»n • n me 0 • • Wor.. close t 0 '-= -!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'j D r e s s s h o p . s t o r e rm•11-"'"'l2ofthepre-... .. Casb1•rine or relate'd tartini:i.alar~ rn -:-1.Yl'l -"T Tubal s t eraliz allon b F BE.AtrrICIAN Ve 'o.ice "" manager toP sales lady UJest Clrla in Soutbero byl ros Y <B nd your ome. 1g ure . 1 WI") • background and light Cal c.,.y 977.9955 C()Ol[S ·ll d r · California. J acuui, apa cop • · CerbtoSeniorAccoun oongenia sbop. e need typing s kills reqwred 1616F..4lhSL.S A ~r we groome or gauna etc. Opeu lOlm-Aid Su.rcerY> It vasec· taat.s needed tb.roughout 3 operators w1!ollowmg. E.Jtpeneoce preferT~ :.J/J ~ ~~~e·~Ari,i:. exclusive couture shop u.m,?daysaweell.Via-t omies. 17752 Beach OraogeCowity. ert.he!"p/thne orf/tJme bulwill tram CJeir fUll or part·Ume, N.B a/11.C. Allanila Heahh Bivd. H.B. <n4l848-Q30 Please call AJi« at Ah s CO!'ITACT MS ROSE.~ am-..;mce-» 3ll01 Redhill. Bidg. 2. Ste <TI4> S48 1007 ............... -...... Spa, 2112 Harbor Blvd. Ha.trBauar.631 ~ 714-348 2222 T,.._. Z!15.C M e_..._~ ,,..._ Costa Mesa. 645-3433 Br-FREE eaut S&L s~k~ ni ce COUNTER HELP ..... I s.T....t .,... 5035 DafVBlS -.... '"'-l bl d f Boal assem blt'r . must llK'D!f'llU ppea r1n1?. o ut1101n.1? All types of real estate ng .~. !,,,. • or your ,. __ cy accounte11'5 have e xper . "'ork1ng NllLRHIAft nd1v1duaJ "ho IS eal?t>r tu fUll tune. Prr counter u,...--nta sin-1949. spec.... ..... TetfiMJ'7" SA 115$ hrlp " sandwich man .. ~ ...... wrth wood. fiberglass 6< VI t> a r n m o r t II a 11 ., ~-TOUCESCHOFOltTCUSS S A.BORTI~ 2333 No Broadway electr i cal Du ffield n-.urancf' Mod typin11 & ~~~~~~~~rred Men °" women 25 yrs or ~r. Know the coabt c1t.1es. Net S180 a week or mor e. Orange Coa ~l Yellow Ca b, 17300 Ml Herrmann. Fountain Valley. <No of Slate11a betw n Ne wh o pe & Eucbd) ~ ·~ """ ,.. I Ba Yacht.s.645-071.5 ~El Toro Road lt'3<>ant personality & _,, ...... 2171 5.aR "Lii G al("'-'--1 11200.Coeuwel nlter ---l..llguna H.alL-; e~1r(' for <itablt' JOb a _..,. ,._ MKRS. 752-0817 * _, ~_.,..or Bldg .. Sant.a Ana BOOKKEEPER PtT . EOE M /FtH u"t h cf'I twne.; & CUSTOMEltSYV. a & 2 d TRUST LocdAMstt..la C714) IJMIOl travel agency. Exp. re -~~~~~~~~rtartan~ ~nlary ~(1(1 E.Jtpeneoce necessary. ••• • • , ________ .. •Low fM lwdttdws PREE PARKING q'd. 1>$4-6222 Cal,.._ 972•9955 Female Light typ1n~ OllDS .... C • •• _, -'r Profic1enc) w •figure-; 10 SFR'a: lat. to S500K. 30 ESCORTS LGlt Tfth. ca ...... ~ BOOKKEEPER Clirall'AI 1616 E 4th St . s ,\, I(")' by touch XI.al com 31n. purchase and refi; S.9fit• ~ ADVERTlSlNGSALES Expanding Irvine CP A ~ pan y beoe f1 ts. Op ·~!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~ Jod to SSOK. Uyra . aUtns 141-0180 ..trod-Op~ for Lagun a based f111D hascareer openin~ Registerloday for local o,....._.... portUDJty for advance· DRJVERS Crosscouotry. Owner NaoOwntt No Cella/Clledis C I • • ............._ ho mefurn i s h i n1t r full bk.k temporary aSS1gnmen~ Gro .... 1n J! S &L s et'k ' ment lofonnal office. No speciallicensereq'd prepay, fee/leasehold. s-MC""--* a•tt •g • ~ magazine . Exp. pre· or a cllarge pr 1nd1\ 1clu al ~1th t>ank CM Call M1ll1e aft 9 am MacG~gor Yachts. 1631 Allothru46Condo$S. i..~/ 1 y-,... rerred, but will train w/proven computer ap 557.S 01><•rations ba<'kJZmund to atStS-5880 DOBB.5 FINANCIAL * M •d i .Ca I & Mature, s t a ble in Utude. EJtpenence lhru ,,., up OCIA a("("C)Unts & ---------1 Ptacenua,C.M. SERVICES CANDY'S I www.Acc.1p .. cl dlVlduals. Call 497.4454 actJu,sled tnal balao« & t1\t>r"et> o<ht'f' OJ>('rnt100' DBJYBL.A. Timr1 Elo·f'1ron1<' tHhn1C'1 an 64IMI01S 4M-4681 llMDUYOUS •Co11fld••tlal & forappt. all related boolieepm~ en Lin-.irra<. t-•xrel bent•'> & Tobomeslo C M &II B Jr.Sr level. testing & ---------1 respons1bt11lles. lnrorDI' • --nl·cot1 .1hl 1• o;t a rt 1n.: J..6AM. $375-1425 /mo + troubleshooting . d1g1t:il ~ '--· -y ,,_2nd For Sweet • Pleasant r11ua11IC.... tax uper. desirable , t ....__. na-odable Car --• __,... .-... ........... ,.,. Escort. Dia.1953-1.581 1f~ "'~"'" .fllV! 1• ,a a n ...,...... ~..... systems + some a...,oJ? T.D.'s. No credit cbeck, .-rH COMTaOL Advertisin& Starting salary range Cal C9TJ 972-9955 S4MC8lor964-4982 At least 2 yrs ex per. aos:mlty ForacUoo call ~MATIOUTCALL S181J'ZATIOH CUSSIAED from Sl250t mo co m 372316rdtStnet ltitr.F: 4th:-;t S 1\ Good bener1ts. Costa "-6"73-731laD.)'time. ~ft.-,,..-Farlwfwwt•or• ....... -~--. mcnsurat e w /exper Oeut.&I Ass't, Npt Bch. Mesaarea.~l _..._,..-_ ..... ,,~ 833-0651 Me ...... leodl restorative practi ce ---------~~TD~ MCa SA•Ctfltd .... , "p1W ... nA1"8 TraillN nttds nper .. ma ture ~ ~ ill 953-1571 cc* 'The Cluallied Advertis· Bookkeeper some e ll· Bt>Jut F'~tuon Isle ba~ team me mber Good ... ~ CAUFOltMIA inc Department or the perience prefern!d.mu. ... t CL E RK /Manaatr .lro 'et'k.' 1nd1\·1dual With salary. many benefits W...,.Rna•~· lSJeArtenD.SlO.OOOor •FOXYLADY* f'IMMAHCT 0.Wy Pilot bu an im· be willin.& to learn and Cosmeuca. J>.f\s. cards t)p1nia 40wpm to Join sn,Jt!JO '"fect•--11r 11111n.NoBaUc,.., mediate opening 00 a noept challenges. Good Exp pref'd.~7373 l th<'ir ia ro"'"J! 'tarr ---------1 Career opportunity UdoNewportCo. <Xn'CALLONLY COUMSIUMG telephone ulea dealt. benefits wilh rapidly 1-·riendlv personahtv & Oml.al available for Califonlia 111-186 Jmrs. * 97J. I IJI * SBYICl.INC. Must be able to type ap. .--i-~ Oil C PAL"' CLERKS n1<'e aJ>PearallC't' will help AtOMT OfACE re I i 1 t ere d CI vi I APCAlll pros. 45 wpm. iood ,...,...'"6 °· ,Y, Police cle rk. salary t h•" ~rowth oriented ac.T10HIST D>gineer •/experience SD.000 2Dd TD. 15%, tot .,..EWPORT pbooe voice. Salary plus ?!!-, CO.M 646-R~ ni4> 9153-'1057 pr mo 5~ ablfti position. Excel benes & tvr. -•-•-u.m f-t e• in llaater·Planninl & ~· <*;y pymta. 3 yn d1ae FarCJ.ualftedAd " commiuk>n.Salesbacll--or rs. u_.es dlffereotial.C11y ofHunt· startmgsalary toS650. p~r~omp";te"'r ~olwater ~es date . W /d iscount . ACTION IEACH IJ'OUDd very beneficial. (--------•I ln&lOO Beach has open· C .. C8TJ 972·9955 11Dow1ed&e helpful. Good projects. Minimum of -..0 calla 75 .. 005., Escelleol company IOOkklBBlF/C aopforpoliceclerb.Re· t616E.4lh St..S A. boun.83'14T7l. Syrs.uperieocedesir•· ~" PUot .,,. ~ bmefitll.Ddudemedical, F .. , __ •-1 _ .. in 1 qu1re1 b igh school ble.Sendresumeto: Mr. AD:'~R SANT A AMA da:Ul, credh union etc. a:~ La ~Uen;e~ ll"aduatioo or equivalent ... aecCllldar DINI' AL ASSIST AMT Flaentee at Robert Bein. 0 llRHh/ For interview please 't E •-+ abWty to tv... 45wpm. ,........._ ,.._ ri ...,. b 1 ·d William Froel • As · MZ-5171 974193104 call ., ... ·-1 uim portun1 Y. xper. .. ,.._...,.,da ,,_ ..._.. r..aPfl enc .... c a n11 e aooalel, 1401 Quail St . .,,. :~-•,,...___. maturity required. Call: ......... le mmt pus 1 Beaut. Fashlon Isle based dmtal assiltant needed Newport BeacbCA92J663 Hitl •••••I _... 640-0123 back1rouod security ro. secb nl~ appearing for quality lrvtoe offlce. Plot ~~~~~~~~~I cbecll. Must be able to Individual wilh outl{oing Mas be experienced in ~RTS-llODELS ... ~.,, ........... e1111i 11111ee .. • .. •••"•I========~-~~~~~~~!._ ' LI 1• 1100 ....................... .. .. _ : , 330W. yStred Bua Driver lra.in.l.na for work all ahilb. Apply to per s onality & some expended duties. Man)' Needed by OC's finest Coltallesa FaJI empl....,ment. Wlll Personnel Dept. 2000 et'r ounting dust's or benefits including tenic:e, no esper nee . Equal~y beoffered Ut"eeiected •i>-Main St, Hunt Bcb. b o okkeeping ex pH. medical. 551·5111 dya , _Ml_.OUO ______ _ Em er pticanta. call CapbtranO ~. E.O.E. ~:s'·.·=.~!f:~ _e. __ 191t_e_•_es_. -----1 PUe dnt, 1eneraJ olfic:e. Aft8'Docm a11i&O route avail m Soutb 1.apu, 110G + praftt par mo. Muet have mall car • aperleece ln aato aalea routes. Jmmed. openiaal. Call llr. _..,, 1151-7113. lil'f. MAMA.8• AS•STANT Coo~ Wlfe /offlce. Hua /m.ai.Dwu.oce. •UDJ&a.~.Es =--~ TSL Unified School Dial. Cleft TypUt, Jllebon • to 5750 WTALIC,• aW. ~ requinld for pro- / T ra n 1 po r l a ti o n . Pertdm Co raeattb dept c .. C.,., f'72Mll eefstut ~·Ra.1 Uc req. moUooal purpc>M9, bi. 415-1215, ext. 1272. ~~ :.~~.•Bn1:. une E. 4tb St.. s .A. 54l.a44 Kbool p-ad. Farmer's .._._ """-u' DlllUI A.aiataol1. chair lnauraoce Group. mc. recorcia. phone, • Mii a.. lillt wMll X·=ceaae. _,.._uoo __ . E._o_.I!_. ---varba pro}eda. Small NftloUBdl Full omc.. FIT. Location Growtn1 beach locatec ;:c;t'A~i;wi::=:a UW. • Sud can,_ ~o. overtooklDI wate1 arPtr.ns.at-Jm. , N>aAllWA•ll• ~ • ••· !~~=~1:~crn:i~tr=~~0fc o.aa "-': <>rao up.• c•• .. -------""--ST---4 handle mall. Ability tc RDA nq d . 4d1 wk. llALISTAft ..:;;: compe.Qy...,. un heavy object.a a must """-..._ •-ODaUct •to lialna about <>r.... CGUnt Exctl btnea fr 1rowt DllllK a.m r.u Ume. oar .. .., .. ,,b ~om - ne e da 100'/ ~P '• t =:nt. Starttn1 1&1 A.,,q a.,.__._. All milllm spBt • otber M · , ..,...., •anta1e1 lo Jolalns (.SiiWpm) tor ,_..a of. C.i r..-f1Z.ttll Beba 8 .. t WHtero ReclllD Realt:r. PW ID-flOI ..._~·Dk-_....w Motel. UH Newport formou ... call Walt tap~one uperlenee 181' E. 4th Sl .. S.A. ._._¥d._c_.11_. -----• m.me llllPf'llL Salary '° ms. ,. Good b•Hfh1. Call mail.AY 8VJLDD.mta i....a: • •• f 119 .. ,., to b.&kt ~ ........... ... f• j \ 'r'fl,,....' • 1,, 'I ' ) MOWfSTMITM --..-..-~ Ulie Dall.J PUot Help ...... delllU'katloa. u ta.• JOU·-.... .._.,.. mlallt enriM ..... fCMlrMrYI .. ................ ...... ~ . .,,... -- ' ' ' !&:~= !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CARRY work. S1tar1 op ... OATll G•_. wuted. rot'\" m.-hll u ... APJlr LD nN'. ...-: ,..... 0-. N:JSNCY *"-=.;.. ... .,,....,,...... .• tm ... tolll! Cl-..6-1 edt.. -..-Dr.,.. 1t ...u -ca11 "ow. ISL&. ... .._ .,.. • •-IWWNlll 0 ''e".W. 0M.YP1LOT ~!~.~~.!.!~ -.. ?~ ..... !!~ ._ . .!~ ..... ~!~ o...ide. UTPUMCH .-.CAL ...._. ..-C. ._ bpariea~ h1pvacb ~ .... wk. 1 alCllU • l opent•r flab quip for 'rof. aun•er\al J•••l• br Jo .. ,i.. -•u. Xlot rompa.n)' ..nc. 1a Newport lkh. ...-t.i1 la fonnel nf. Ptr• r rr cta,., llllM be Oueral oHlu help :: ... i;: 111.llu. a.fl 1 •no•l•da ablt I• all ........ QCIOd wwklq medlul aptolalltlH. ~ uu ty,..., ~ lApl &an.ury, J yrs or 8-'*' l1P*DI • •HW•t.e Ullat. P /P U••· m>neqforOOrponll.t' •P•111•1 roaadetory. •£¥ti ~.. Ima.id open I a l • r 'I c t io m _. • w/abUMMI 1¥p'd ooly. ..._ 4NJ.ll00. uk for of nud apilJ Call ftc:ieadm~ _ ~ ..... forJIUHea· .................... denon ..... 7100._W .... 7tN ....................................... ~··· .. Ra:IPllOlflft IPll to Sallbo.t tn1trutor tPll Wed thru 8uo. ne.o.ct lo Npt ~b. •21• vubt ch1b. Trp•. crwos aauboal. Prr •n· ..... 14 br C.I Ad d . wtndl. 14$.TIOO .._ •s. at MMaOO. It In. pWd&)' SAU:SLA.DY, aper, Slto per week Lo .tart Paid R EPTlONl.81' bcocfita. Repl Beauty •--::::::==--• lmmedlaw ~nlll1 for &.pply, 213 E. 17\h St.. -~ penan wllb fd 1eoeraJ Ooltall••· soucrroas oft l l' e a k I ' 1 , N o ... Pf" boar Lo aiart + Lo\lely allliq1ae Z.dait 1bortband reca . Sal SA.l.ESP£0PLE. To ffU .......,.. boll•. Non· ._'-rd. ... aa.u ._...we depeodlo1 on boa» tecw1ly 1y1tem.. per neteMary! No MIJ. P'rtaeb table. 1180. *'1la ta up. Od klcat.lon. F\11.l or part time Booua tnc! ffn. J to tPll. Mk f'7S.OD6I P' ... aDt .c \l'J'OD-nl plaa. IAeO«De dependa oa •-.. _ • -1--------- Q)mp&Uble ce>-wo;;;ra. you! MJ.S208. -_.. · .._. Me-S5CN. •9 p' •11n IO I 0 ~S.Udaf Pfl', lloun nuJbllli aear 0 C AJrpon. Cal Mr ~7'2-tll.I C II II I ...................... . a arllyo Cel e y, SANDWICH MAKER ~ _.,MOD,.., .. * ~·• -•JOOO u av.-~ .,.,..... Elec Stove, .am, SlOO, _,__.._, In nealth Food Rest. mDAY. PAIDDAJLY. Fnt tree refa1g. Aakm, LMiAl. SICtffAIY = t=~•c:t1 c~ llCB'TIOHIST ~ mature woman for noexp nee m.2:113 SlH. Botb Kenmore. Moo t.hru t" 8 JO to for lovely very bu11 f/tum l>Olthoo. Apply in white. 75l~eves. 5 JO,MJ.Ul~ ra, Nwpt Sch office. F'ront person 63 F asb1on Tta\lel A&ent, min l yr ex- of<' appearance and ablli· Laland.NB per. l'or small •&ency. •. -•n .;x:cretary art time. flltna, • n tr11 New • t.r.. c a must. bookk--J•• lite t ' I Travel Agency 3> cu. ft. froet·free refria. lil:e DU "50. 8"-SSU -.. WASH-CUT-ILOW DRY,.._.,,,,, lllt '12.00 With This Coupon I 215 W. IAl-.COSTA MISA 1'6-7llO : . Npt lkh law f1nn llffka 11tt'1 with MAO A np Type 70 wpm mln Ole tapbone exp. Yran. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-·-l_·UOO~~~~~~ Mod•llna. co cum 'la, t~o b•odle heavy e-p 714-846-3314 , 213.592.1349 faca, all a11ea/tyvH o r •PP t c a I I -f"&l6· >P ng, p c.omm.. Home ~-not~ Tl4n52-8890 · filing. Great boss to work IT secretary, a rt er· ~r up-CL .__.._ lffS ,.. •.,.. ._., for. 752·2020 noons, dnt t)'J>lng akilla rttbt. approx 18-20 cu ft. -• -,..,...,.. ___ 71_4_957 0207 R.eeepUooUt/&eneral of· r e q u 1 red . 7 ow pm Ubnew.114-511Jt ....................... DYNAVIT ~- U.Al. SICllTAa't' M0Dt:l..S£SCOKTS flee . Personable, front Secre tary . Tr ade W/lpeed w11t1n& or E•chaain Huatlogton fltnea1 eurclMr fw t)\eraetlc, enUuula.stlr Needed by OC's finest office appearance Good magaune p ubl1Sher shof1hand.CaU957·2.809 WANTED-8omecoetoput Seacliffarea. f\lm.,new bo&L <Sall or powu aecnitary to work with typist. Npt Bdl location needs super-reliable or· In • d e fro1t unat or dot.biAc samples, much _,,. __ tDO ______ _ partner Min J )'n leaal Ml'vtce, no uper nee Salary 1700-Sll.50 759-0313 garuz.ed hard·worker for TyJmt <StaUstJcal> possibly • timer In a HBmilc. 8812 Country Cir, F S up Xlnt sltlll8 Gd IMI-OUIO ------·---chaUenging, 10terestmg Part lune , for publl<' •<' freezer, lll exchance for or •le, Tiffany'' OflllCIWC>m( SllO benerita, salary opl'n MOIT6A&E ~Pl. gen omce, 10 key Job. No sbort·hand oo··~ ct'&olfice.646-4330 a FREE frener in good LlttJe Mlu Softball Giant Pri\late Club life WOe WIU traa.n nao to ala.rt ~-25111 Lo. S•lpp., a must. hle lypan~. M of your tune will be Ul ~. order .. 848·2508 Rummage Sale July sth m e m b • r 1 h l P • ~aam.-. -...u thru F II 30 Spm malDta.anmg c1rculataoo Typfst/Rec.pt. aft6PMilyoawilldo1t •. 6 t b . C 0 r 0 ... r 213·434·7719, 433-746$ • ._. ._m L1t11at1on Secr"tary Jo'NMA Conventional Accurate6owpm 1.lte blr • "' C.lhie. -.... d ....,. a must Th h ~ bst. Wide vanely of or ......., .....,__ · · Talbert/Newland. ---------DllfaS SZOO W1l .. e 1cal Malpract ice -.... oroug fiet> duties. Non·smoker .. .,. •.,...,. ... duties Call General Electric elec * * * WUlt.rai.ntrurkd.rl Deleo 6 llte c1vll l..rt1ga· !~~:.:1d~~~re~:.SA llCB'TIOMIST preferred Seek per ma Mary Lou752 22185 St.o\le •Oven. Xlnt. $S0 "'"*t 8070 W n.r.lil Opealam-3pm ~u tioCI ~ret•r>: needed to Xlnt salary & benefits MAMICuaJST nentpersoo 714·S49--3393 T yp/Rec p /t 2 or 3 m4331•M2-t1116. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1180Placent1a ~ tn lhe airport area Ple.ue call Lynn Renlll'. Prec&a1on Performance. day1 1weell 9.5 Type We:.t Hse Reing side b} •OlllEDlATE C~H• Castallesa AmeriC&J1Guide Fee olN.8.Skall.s10clude s/h &1 752-6571 Newport Beach. Call Jim Secretary-Assistant to SOwpm, pbonel & liUng lide:lcemaller.etc.$200. For Gol d , S ilver. Vou are the winner o( ----------80wJ>m, typ 70 wpm, and ---------mo 540-38SS from 9AM hnanc111l genius. Soft Exp. only ~2 ~II Jeny87S-5'03 Platloum . Any ll lnd , two free tickets ($1$ ••••tll,..._tloa. xlnt grammar. Salary Nun.Ina to8PM. spoken. gentle. joyful. between S.l cood .. amowit. Daniel value),t.o ~U~~Pni!~tedror· ~~~· Ow~~t:~'~!:; RM RecepU01ust netlded. law ~~~~~~n~~1sp'J:~~ WAITRESS W SEARS ,co~ refrtR 548-5053 THI .. ·~ ........ r Plti 3 t d !fl d . a1ter. II ('U t -..vvper color w ... b u y G 0 L D. ·-· .... ~roductloo. Apply ut Bene its. Please call me. o 4 ay8 pt'r o ce. Lt o M a rioa hard wo rk & travel ..... -bo E 'd p t "'-t f $9 "' _...,~ k "I b d Cu V """' y. xper v .,.,para e reezer. s STEn• '"'G SILVER •· ....,_._.SHOW e nnysaver , 1660 Caren at213-627·826S w ·'" cs. untry lllage . Good typing i99-S683. cl b Nght 7"",......I D •75 1230 .............. • ~ PlaCt!OUa,C.M. C l ub Co n v . Hos P s ll11ls. Some filing , --~~--'· ~ ays 0 ' e ves SU.VER S's Will pickup. July 11,SPM ---------1UVE IN for elderly lady. 549-3081 telephone, P rr. 10-Jpm. Secretary for Escrow of Wartressw/carforw1cker 673-2'712. ~ ANAHEJll ---------1 lrvlne. Lite hs lt png, Ca11Serena675·9102 face. Exp needed Call basket lunch service llcydn 1020 Counterfeit Diamond 3 Con\lenUonCenter ..,_.LOFACE cookmg. Room & boant.l•N•W'IUl-.•8------•I ---forappt 55.2-4050.Toni 9 30 11 P M, Mon·Frt ••••••••••••••••••••••• fullct.a brilh t tSi99 Ticketa may be claimed Fashion Island invest· FUwmaJ considerauon. Hl:MODIAI. YSIS ltECIPTIOMIST ~~ t-.:am St2S $150 weekly. BICYCLE BUILT FOR WK to&d ring a~~l89 • by callin& 642-5678, exl. mml fi"rbteeds ma tu.re. ~woman pref'd. Call ~.r .;,l~h=~.t~~g SECRETARY jRCn Must be neat, personable TWO. SlOO. 2026 Harbor · 272 ~~sPre;~r b~~bk:~e 24 ~er. #2S6, 642·4300 IH/LVH porary 4' full lime. Call Coelta Mesa R.E. com & energetic. Call 979-0'74'1 Blvd.' C.ll. t 1 ,. ll"f I07I * * * background , to handle ----------' Tod Services at 979-0164 pa.oy has immed open aftlOAM for appt l .. UI J Malcu .. IOZS .......................... c1l••- commissions accountaog MACHINIST retired who mg. Good phone manner WAREHOUSE CLERK. -••••••••••••••••••••• TRU~K S pray bont~ W-'-4 IOll • & licensing functions. would llke to work 2 or 3 CnllcaJ Care Exp. prc.1---------a must. M11llmum typing t'/Ume summer Es-r Shdinl wardrobe doors DeVillbu. 1 yr. old. 30 ••• ... •••••••••••-••-"-" """0123 da k I II spd ~ Call J d "" f h h d . king ll tS' high 1t 2Z' wide. TOPC•"H PAID .......,:~ ysperwee or sma fened Will tramforthlS RECEPTIONIST : --.. m u > necessary . Boat 1n~ 12 t. •1l ar ware Offer Rebuilt Steam ~ .. ~~~~~~~~~I manulacturinf farm m Specialty. Full tJme. lo 754-71'88. knowledae helpful. Call d a ys 848 ·0227 eves cleaner . Electromat1c F~ \.-ed ruroJture • ap- lrv1oe. Pis c111l: Mr MissionVieJo. Tbecorporateofficesofa i .... .;_;.;_;.;;.;.-;-;;-;;.._.;_;.;._.~-.-•• &!boa Man ne. 5499671 SSJ.9343 '600.00.213-77i.2l070 plianca, workiqOI'~ &.. Office to SI I 00 Excellent openrng with rme Irvine co. Ell per. Ill a traffic. sales or data control dept. Great benefits & much op portuo1ty for advance ment. Call Rita. S40-605S. Coastal Pe rsoo.nel A gen cy, 2790 Harbor Bl, CM NEVER A FEE GUARDS Full 6 pa rt time. All a r eas. Unif o rm s furnished. Ages 21 or over. Retired welcome. ~ expenence nee. App. 1y Universal Protection Service, 1226 W. Sth Street, Santa Ana. Jn. t.erview hours 9-12 & 1-4 Mon thru Fri. Riley, 979-6080 for aopt ~rt Beach financial 1• for appt EO!'.:/M fori C o • & _9157_..a_133 ______ _ fll'Dlbasanoperunglora SECalETARY/E(EC. 'rip ,., 1010 Mh Jiii roes IOIO WANTED: New or Uled Madwust EXPBIMENT AL MACHINIST , ........ Small mfg. firm llas 1m· med opening for retired mod el maker . mold maker or tool & die to work Ill R & D dept Must have own tools Clean s ho p Good pa y & benefits. Loe ated in SJ C Call Tom J o h nson . 831 9640 Maids Wanted. The Sea Cliff M otc l . Laguna Beach. 494-4892. 714-131·1100 Office Manager w /ex· pediting exper for active interior d es1"n firm s pec1ahzing an com mercial design. Must be dependable & pro fessiooal. Office near 0C Airport. Salary com mensurate w /ab1hty. 54.9-1~ Office Dell Y"'."f loy FUii tune. Neat appear mg individ ual w /valid Califor n ia Driver s Mauatenance man, part License. High School time, r e tire d . Costa graduate . Apply in Mesa area, set your own person to: Mr Fuentes. hours. Apply al 302 at Robert Bein, Will.Jam Redhill Ave, Gateway Frost & Associates. 1401 Financial IOV'"'•t m•nt ---------..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• d I h f R e c e p l 1 on 1 s t . ""' "' Word Processm g ••••••••••••••••••••••• win ow w t rame Respons1butt1es include rirm for edu1:a lor s Fug1ca ST70S. 3S mm LUC'iGAGE TA&S :.>''x.41'4"Call751-8167 a... g h d Personnel Commuo1ca S-..__ 6 ,..,wenn pones an ,_._ came ra w t80·200mm rromyourbusioesscard . ......_4111 some light typmg We of ~s Dept Se5hcr etaryd Operotor1 zoom lena. S200. 754-9130. Send ooe card for each -._.""-OI fer goott sa lary and t typmg reef Kelly tias immediate aslt: IM Ron. rm 507. ta& pl&.D ooe spare. we • ... I i benefits Exec. secretanal exper need for ellperienced leavemessage return permane ntly •-•••••••••·---- a musL Noo smoker pre· Systems 6 Operators 10 sealed attractive tag ac CONN Director tromboQr: Interes ted applicants f'd. lnqwre (714J ~~ lrvme area. long term K.owa Super 66 2'4ll2'4 strap. meeting airline with cue. Exeelleal COlf- plea.se caU . ~;;;;~~~~~~~ We also have need for SLR w1tb 8Smm lens. l.D reqwremcnt.s Pre-drtlon,$100.17S-8052after • Wang . M ag I I & ~220 back• t.btte lens veil k>ss •theft' For• 6PM. ••SECRETARIES•• ti' .. -N ked •·--' ,,..,_ --------- Equal Opportunity Employer M t F Restaurant Part t ame. Salad & sandwtch maker Mature 1Jacon1cs Oper ator<. u~ ew. pac Ill penonau.ocu tag enc......., AdmmAsstR&DS16.800 Paid vacalloru>, referral angina! box. Hooeywell wallpaper . fabric or DRUMS by Ludwi1. lipt . Geo Ofctrype ~ Sl0.800 OOnUS('S No ft'(' Strobona r model 65C "Day Glo" paper & we blue clear. 2 FlOOt" tom&, F\illCbgTB /RESl8.000 wrth cord. ased. All fot will back & tnm your • base 24", 3 Zllgnm Appomtment Only / f'l't>e IE L[~ MZS. TS9-0060. eves. ~-Or try two cards Cymbals, Roger 's htah Ltz Reinders Agency badttoback. hat comple te w /all <MmBirch,Estab'64 Cah 1035 PRICES· cases.9)()0 MO.Callaft NewportBeach,833-8190 '' ,,..,,, 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2ea or 3/~ 630PM (714)737-6449. woman. Moms oo I y. set ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' YoW' own time. In t'oun· ~ Call or come in today Irvine. 833 1441 2.102 8U!>mesi. Ctr Dr 11208 PERSIAN Kltt.em. Cf'A 41St.a,p Sl.60ea. regis&.ered.champ.bnes. 619\.gs ll SOea Must sell for 1cbool Ql..QJB lDor more St 40 ea Custom Les Paul with Sales Tax Included hard 1bell case. Xlot Dogl 1040 NOCARD" Cood. $575 firm. Rob lain Valley. Call Barbara SECRETARY al 968-6273. NB devp'mt co. Growth Halrdreaser, ch entele _Sct_e_nll_fi_c_. _____ , QuailSl. Newport Beuch potent,Sb,dlctpb, bene's Free to Applicant lrviDe Personnel Agency 488 E. 17th. Costa Mesa Hunt Buch. 84'7·34.98 16152 Beach Blvd IJ230 E ••••-••••••••••••••••• Draw your own or send _T_s&._IB ______ _ KEESHOND Pups. AKC. name. addrHs. phone It --F ... & Cha.mp IJJ"e. M 1F. Pet • we'll m&ke ooe eard per ~ *W a• ~. preferred, good NB loca Mai.nt.enance mao·helper tioll, health plan . The for apt complex in <.: M. Hair Handlers. 642-8484 Rell.red or semi. 642·5073 Help wanted. Full t ime posit.loo ID our reader ad dept. Hrs : Mon Fri. 9·5 Tele phone & counter s ales. Requires good spelling. grammar. & peomaosh.ip. Must enJOY meeting tbe publlc. App ly Pennysaver. 1660 Placenua Ave., C.M. MANAGER. shoe & ap- parel store. Growing in dependent charn. Mngt exp required Xlnt benefits Send resume lo Cliw.1fied Ad No. 711 c lo Dally Pilot. PO Box 1560. Coelta Mesa. Ca 92626 OFFICE U.ERI TRAINEE Restaurant BOB'S HOME OF THE ltGIOY Immediate openings in our ( ami I y rest.a ur an ts at nearby local.Jons. We re- qw re no previous ex- penence Jorn our fnend- ly tam C-Ome see us to- day between 2...CPM Waitws Waitns1tt CookT~ Coshlen Suite 22A 642· 1470 SECY &KPR. part/full lime. R E. Co. Cd M Salary neg 675-6900 --------- SHOE SALES. Wanted full or part tune Good Co . benefits . Future m"mt . pos1t1ons poss1 blc. Apply an person bet 9am & llam. 3077 S Bnstol, C.M. s b o w • P v t p l y tag_ Add z:s. each ' ' 1 , .. .... 2ll/97·134Sal\6pm. Send check or money or· ••-••••••••·-·-~ Laguna N1iuel. 831-0MZ Doberman pup;. red or 27967Cabot Rd F..qual Opportuml)' blk. see Ma" Pa. SUS. Employer M f '/JI 535-9774 _________ ,Poodle. standard. sable. 7 wb.WO 646-9795 Wanted you.og German short haired po1ntt-r, rmle Does not have to have pa.pen. 21.l/9216-7322 aft.er6pm. der lo: MlSC. Office deeks. aid PLOT f'ltlNnMG dwn. Good coocl. Reaa. P 0 Box UliO _566-11 __ 1_1 _____ _ Costa Mesa, Ca 921626 Pets 1087 ROLEX Wa tch Band. President. 18K gold Sl.800/bst olr. 64.5-2963 Waterfall. mdoors. gold. w /glass top. Can be used as aquanum. Beau. S200. 841-7252. ....................... IURMESI IOllS..S ~ 7 ~ okl with papen. Sl.SO/kitt.en. Call 546-2619 HOUSECLEAN ERS up tol5pr br. Car. 645-5123 MAMAGEMEHT Amb1t1ous couple, part time. to help manage family business. Call 8111 Hughes. 549-3026 1be Daily Ptlot has an immediate openmg for trainee for full tame. permanent pos1t1on m ou.r Class1f1ed Depart menL Must be able to type ~ wpm (typing test will adm1rustered w all applicants >. 10 key adder. handle phones. .learn compute r and other ge neral clerical dut.Jes. Opportunity for advancement and ex cellent <.'O mpan y benefits Salary com mensura t e with ex perience. f'or interview, please caU : 6'&2·432._ ext zn 7311 Edinger H B. 2.8502 Marguerite Mission VteJo CookTralnffs 4.501Campus Dr. Irvine xaox OPBATOI FU.IJ lime offi ce Job Kl«h School gr adual.t' Must be neat and enthu.s1ast1r Apply 1n person to Mr F\ientes al Robert Bein Wilham f'r o:.t & As !'-Oetates. 1401 Quail Sl Statione ry Stor e 1n Newport8each AKC Min . Schnauze r Spa,2mo.old.Co6t:S2400. Corona del Mar needs ex pui:9. call to see. Laguna sacnfic:e· $1800 lndoor Macaw 1reeo winl young, a llectionat band ta.med. $1500 with la rge cage . Ca ll l~llor 980-3147 HOUSB•B TEACHEllS pr'd sales lady Full ~ Beach..4t7·l978 or<Mdoor ~. lime. S duys Xlnt work ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- or couple for Catholic Ambitious couple, part red.Ory. HB. CaJl846-3359 tune. lo help manage family business. Ca.11 8111 HOUSEKEEPER-Child Hughes 549-3026 Cook Tralo.Hs c..w.rs ing cond. Especially hoe Atatl .. n 1005 frftto 't'• 1045 Yamaha amplifier, model cllentele 675-1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G»ll2 w/ reverb. new, SHERRY'S PETCAJl~ Boardloc • groom lQg wltb love, free pkup. POodle Pups • Persian KIUens for aaJe. Tea CUp studs, ZS yr1 exp~ S.-21& ... care. Live-lo. Bearh _...;;;;.. ______ _ ORANGE COAST l.54 E. 17th Sl. C.M WaitwsWaitnsws CookT~ 33S5 S. Bnstol Santa Ana Store manager. Parklane H061ery & Dance wear store. Mi ssio n Viejo Mall. Must have retail exp Be dependable 496-3134. area.644).8145 HOUSEKEEPER-2 or 3 dya wk-4 or 4 hrs per dy. rel req. Cd.Iii Call Dovie 631-12116 IHSUlt.AHCE Lar1e auto insurance agency bas 1m.mecbate opmiopfor 1'm I 1 wrltw Ta •Hs No experienc e oec:euary. Muat enjoy heavy phones " sales work. Salary com· men1u rate with ex· perieoce & ablUty. All aampany benefit.I. CaU Sbenll a.t 549-8161. INTERIOR LANDSCAPES Work with li\le plant.I· flt O.C. malntmance route. exp. pref. Call between 9-1. 5tlMIU INTERIOR Deal1oer oeedl YoUDI. able bodied ......, for errands. lluat be eacellenl on the pbonff, very flexible d•Uea. Part lime. IG-mtorMl-1.59 INTDJOR 0.lln aal•. Pia.re for decoraUn1 = f/pt, wW trabl. ......,OU • COMTIOL CL9K llllr7 lrNI ,...,... to am.la& eooltOI dept. Wiii be~ for orderl•I parta, tatdUabtna Umlt1 • ............... Ill. ~Je¥ell.A11Ukylo .... u .. n1un • .... CaD fclr 8'11t. lltft •IJAll'*6.llilllllaUeJ, Tl•·l40 ·Ttl0 . ft'aATOrLSX, 171'71 AIMii~ A ... 1m.. &.o..&..A .... rill& °'" ' Manager DAILY PILOT ATHLmC ~w. Bay Street SHOE STORE Costa Mesa Decbcated nmner needed Equal Op p o rt uo 1 t } to manage new Irvine Employer F.qual Opporturuty location. Rt!9mre strong ____ .;;__.;.__ ___ 1 Employer SUM.MER JOB Sh1pp111g receiVlllg Manne parts S dys. 8 hrs " SO hr 548-7423, 8 to Noon baclt~ m merchan-P AllALEGAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ dlsang, promotion and Expeneoced civil lihga- employee mouvalloo t 1 o o ; b a c k g r o u n d lfT AIL SALES S.H./type; acuve office. 4t some light office SWITCHIOARD Send letter or resume to Aircraft Pilot Stor.e. OPEllATOR. WILL Class1f1ed ad 176. c/o Paralegal Servl<:es Inc. Orange Co. Au-port Vic. Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560. 714.752.1334 Fl'llme. 540-7594 J TRAIN. 645-7565. ·Cos~!!!ta!!M~ea!!!a!!, C!!!!!A!!B2626!!!!!~~ _P_B_X_Ope--r a_t_o_r_/ R-ec_e_p_t-. 1 Runner for parts, Must be = Exper. La1una Beach alert, have valid Cal.If MANICURISI'-Able to do Salary Neg. Exciting en-driven Ucenae 4' gd dnv· allpbaaeaol manicuring, tertaioment company. Ina record. For CODllruc:· great loc, health plan. Cal1Jane71~ tloo equi p firm In ~air Handlers PHONE OPERATO R Orange. Heavy WUn1 re· TELEPHONE RESEARCHER Temporary no aelUng, train in office, phone from borne, clear print· Ing, detail oriented . 551-7215. 551-831J7. waoled. for am plu.mblng quired. F tr. 99'1·lJ02. Mature, e xperienced co. No exper nee. Part· pharmacy clerk. Part time, perfect for st u- Ume 3 day week. The dema. 540-2253 aft. 2PM. Villap Pharmacy, 31582 Wkndpenoooeeded. a.st HWJ. So. Lquoa.1--...;;Phooe--Sales---- ~ XlntCommiasloo Medical Only ooe posltJoo Call lOam to flOOD eun.--.i, I DO IT! .When you get to the top It makes sense to do It. I call s.o .s. Temporary Personnel." Do I with S.O.S. for great top paytng temporary Jobs. No Feel • Recepttonlatl • Bookkeepers • Seoretart• • Typllll ·714/978-0505 a_ • • • • ' I I ' ' ~ ~ ~ 194 OIJIJIW SdCll•-. IOl*dM..eoo-..;.,..-.~CA - - - - - -a 3 Abandoned kittens & S250. Dn..ftiog table, 175. mother. need loving Exec desk, IOxJO, fi\le bomH.631·5880 dnwer w/ silent cuten 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -es.ceUmt eancHtioo - $350. Days 173-9434. eves m.znz Dali Elchmg 175. Renoir Macaw: Blue ft GoW. SJ.8S.. lliroSUllS. SUSO? Tame w/larte m..sses caae. 145-813 TO THE ~ SPANISH VILLAGE MAIL A COME IN FOR A FREE TRIAL l Brin& thJ.s ad for a complimentary FREE trial, or use for 10% OFF our replar price on all services. ~ ..... _ JJ40S.BC. ' .......... _ S..CI Os 4ta.lll4 .. .! .. : -~., ~ ........ _~ ...... !.~~ ..... ~!~! C .. '' W./ t I JD ~.~~.~ ... ~!~! ~.~.·.~ ....... ~~·.'!'!~ ....... Mond9Y. June 30. 1980 DAILY PILOT lllDA\' .. Pl:TC4a& .,, Olaelro• Jl' Y·211 ....................... '11 ~ ln>aro Ranier Mhl..._o 9701 0..-t7ZO ..,..., t....t.ct W.., .. ,.ft.cl ~, UMd .. -~ ... ,.... I -HP out MW Pick ""c&mpet CllA JCl:llt ~ •.ooo Call ....................................................... ~.-.;.;;.-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : ••••••••••••••••• wk~ ..... lrM Ill•· --.._ ~ w/ura '~ Cleu Interior. Joy,I » m ..o.1cm "Te Alta Spyder ronv. ed 'lf, 21oz air. am/Im'->.. '741 ,..,. t77J Do4p ,,,. ,__. p_.. • Pwra&a. Mlllll... tat ca.aa.r ..U A&lllal S100 9160 t'ODd .. $00 bat oiler c111alle. •lot cood ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ---•••••-••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• IOU-. fcw 111 . TeaCep ~,.,... ..... Call~ll----••••••••••••••••••••••• •·UU ....... 111. a.JOO. c.u (21!)741~ .... ~ VOLVO ••• a&tuh . 15 )'ra ••P --.... : ••/ .,.. 'foyou " Ton 1001 _.... 9107 wkd'JI. l•DllSILS __ -..m-r -.-• lalud o1:J.,Trw1r.S: c:; 9110 bed lo. mllfo<I M500 ............. , ......... e .. u ·74 2aoz. stereo. tBIMOWlll SA&.U.smYtcl ldlJeoouSt. "JI. t .. cw. . a.w ••••••••••••••••••••••• CalJ t~lnto m..-n "15 2-dr Fox t-adpd. A/C. 41pd. •lot cond. ISOOO • AMO LWIMGi WestOlln.tter OaNittl ~t r. -.i. :!:' :::· k~ ~-= "~!!::(~;:";.ndl:r~~ ..,, Mud• I' u. w /camper =anu eo1. palnt etc. flrm. S40-a87. IEACH_awo.T_ S OVERSEAS DEUVERY ~= rr!. °Uc~e~~.~ ...,,U Nwpt Yac ht a r b CNeedl IOmlt wor~ 1 W1U llbl Rbl1 m~ N~w tuna ---------'77 Oat 810 4 dr, PS/PB, 841 DoveStnet EXPERTS vabae),to !!-.-.-.-.... --a"4 m. C'Ofllltkr lloada »e> or _!l00Jbat.171-9U7 ~ 9712 auw,1tereo,a.1r,'8Km1. NEWPORT BEACH &••••tll THI lOOOC Ba Tat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2lmp1. 4 new au belt 71J..ot00 --VOLVO I._.. ...... --··•-•••• ... ••• • UnillUe .n rabln. twn _ 'Ct Ford Pickup ~ ton. .. ...... ,_. UMd dlvlas :-ruApmeet.. air,.. &10 HP, Oau .... ,TT SUZ OST50 Yar1n1 fOOd wet'\ Inell. m1.11t radiAls Exec lie car. pp HOaSI SHOW ClllY'IM 111 IM , sar. U KW. &o brw Nl.IOO B• 11 , lhrll . S 1-tOO U s:IOO.dU129 Ml5.~-719S ':'~Do:~~~·~. 4~1'::: l~~~~d. July ll,8PM .:,.. __ ~-111•:!.&&n.. Nwpt Ya r bt &ch S.~ll~ -'«l RancMro, nu motor, &1 SI & , ............ n MA.tat aeU '79 Oat.sun 210, MO-t'T31arterSPM 6'W-9ltl540.t467 r-~en~'!_ter _.... • ..._.. -1'13tme -,~.....___ ............. ~ patnt Auto tr&.!lb S1600 ......... lo ma dm/fm C I SI ~ WUIJ~ 1'-~ _ .._ -SAHi.A AHA slereo.Call673-4743 POf"IClw 9750 '77 2164GL. Cuatom palnl. 1'\cketa may be claamed .. • let R.eacb for the 1n1un ._./St•+ 160 ~73__ 835·31 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, llhr. inter. snrf by callin& 642·5678, ext I ,...., Ray Uoat teal.II ••••••••••••••••••••••• -ouc "" to I lb i8 2.8aZ b"""'·~ a· .. ~ air 011.. -1sc1..1a r WI · 272 -·-··-···-········ _, ... -.... n p s p TMt: UUIMATf OtlMHO lllACttltff • • .... ~. ...... • , • ~ ....... am/ m /cua. re rims. 81.'*""' RCA ... cokw I. n.atunl wood fuwh lt71 JI Ff. atr, ~an S2300 0,. bst •USED IMWi• amtfm stereo. mags, tlJE Loaded. szoo ovu low ----*-*-*---- 'IV. i ~=·~de SSJO l7~91.!7 PA~l0A0~~W olr.848-1092 pampered 2l6K ma S8000 5-pd.. w/air. Only 47,000 bluebook NJ.SOM. '71 Dodae Challenger. Tv.ww i--· ,. •· 1 ... .....,, ""133 0CScpe,mlnt(OM9) rll'Dl 831-6275 Mi (9LOPRYI ·-1· ·-... luMI ai.io tloutJlt• gttpa tl to II oo Gaucho V-9570 i •2002TilS /R (0332) '78 264GL· Xlnt cood GoodCond. $UOO.orbesl =YAMAHA demo ~r .... ol!!!el mohH ~d1>, fully sell con ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77320l4.ap,air(2!KSXE> ,....._.. 9723 IOIMcLAlllMIHC. Loaded with xtras. olfer.673-1086 ••--....., 77 Dodo B lOO b bbl '77 530iA mint (1008) •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••••• 850 N Beach Blvd "·' J4K •~ • ...,Cl, ' &men, ca&k'ttc-twoed, f'()()f air cond • t ·:-. b. u e 77 630cai (4.56SXG > 30I n.y5 W ... ...,.,,..... (5lli No of SA Fwy I .,,..ve-r. m11Qt . ........., Ford ft40 .. lit ,,...u, red~ ........... / aenerator. AM / FM op P s . P l . auto. • "'"'IA' LaHabr S22 5333 or assume low lease. ••••••••••••••••••••••• jlric:es. AU.antic Y us1r atatwt 9050 •tereo cusette. C.8 am1rm. customized. ::=.:~!ir·(~~l P'rt""9,...., a.. 211 a . 831·12S7eves. '67Ford. Very dependable -.-.S ••••••••••••••••••••••• r"d.lo6only33,200mllea S3.~00 . Mu s t sell. i8S30iAloaded!M68> PD_..,...,. 160/o. '72914,cuatompaiot,oew •73 Volvo 4 cir. ad aas trana.newtires.battery, •1MlllACZ8' 30· BOATS S\3,500. Please call for 7l4-492·9&r7 -Ill 1911 + __ .. motor 6 t rans. Cen .. " Item to I& b k5 $SOO ..... ,...._... •/12m pl d i>bowinc b> appomlment i9320i4spS/R l8186) -,.._ •-•·-· ._ __ ls AM /""M mileage. 11000. Lve mag a a r r . . ''11 .t "oansprepa1 ooJ111yl4,15opl6Call ,.........._w-........1 i952.8iAS/R(216l.51 213-43S..7S41. ..,. ..... ,w,~. c 646-3116 847u.9 ! from$189tmo. including • _ ........u 9590 i9S281 loaded (02:561 stereo. Must see lo ---------- ::" •••••••••••••••••• 11lip ll'S5005714/964S994 (714)552-7135 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~_...5 d Aet 97z5 believe. Call eves. '78LTDLandau. Loaded • I 4 9010 ----------1 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR -•••t• ....................... ams. '70 Stat1onwagon 1455 is~l OUZW . $2950 ... ._ ................. loah. S.A 9060 •WE RENT• rortop used cars-rorelgn, CJlt.At4Gl COUMTY'S uno Flat 850 Sport. Good Sl.500 or best orrer. Call Wb.ls/Dlr 645-2963 Wan&ad to b'l)' 8' Din&hY ••••••••••••••••••••••• •YOW' Motor Home• domestics or classics. If OLDEST rood 33122 act. mpg. Por "1'I 9US. ~pd. m»g~. 962_46_1_4 or aimllar type We boat '49, Luders 16. 2:it\, vam TopStoyou tax benefits your car 15 extra clean. Under 36K ong. New 'ter ca.ss. snxl. slvr, 1m-----1·711 Fiesta Sport. Must N1a1t be reasonable bull. 11l1p 1n NB . Wedomaintenaoce-rrtt :.eeusFIRST' &• hardtop. brakes. llrl's. mac $13 .950. PP price.(714)737-&W9. beautiful. $4000 i.tnce 1972 Cullrefs AM/FM cass. stl'reo ~1948 eves/wkends ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ McL l•••r:•b 894_~0. Dale's HV Rentals B $2,000. 714-044 1742e\es. -------~ al 9901 ....-. ~-·---·· m .a440 If/II/Ir©~ ii 91•. xlnt rood .. alter s. u1ra1 sell. baby coming. wke new. many extras, lo mi. ~7917. '·s.r.tce 9 ZO Schock Santana 20. stan · k Sales·Serv1ce Leasing .._. 9727 33Kong m1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dard eqwp, W/lrlr. $5.SO(.) RENT MOTOR llOM E R~CarYtt.htc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-346 7435 HOTHIMG ova 73 Courier xlnt rood. a /c. 8 track.custom uphol S2SOO. 646-41•7 Boat maint.eaance, outbrd 67~ S2SO wit + 6' mile Self o..... BM w re"1r 6: canvas. All/·-.-.--.--I coot 645-2283 01 1 .. 0,.onqec-+y nuw.1sJ~~mboree VISIT YOUR '67 9124-spd.splitpeagrn, $4995 Craft Yacht Service. 38 AleJud11 77. 5 bags or ---- -S56SO ~orust ~~l sails, 20 hrs $89,SOO Trallen. Utility 9110 2!1'25 Harbor Blvd Newport Beach 640-6444 ORANGE COAST ___ ._.213 __ ·592 __ 21_10_ ._. .. -.-ER-S '78 Ford Fairmont Wagon V 8. a /c, am/rm. trlr tutch $4,500. Call 964-3915 BOAT Of" TH E MONTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA n~ Marine woodwork, in SPECIAL OUR DOCKS! 1980 ~odel 12 ' Cargo Trlr. 979-2503 HONDA ·72 911T Tarl(a. n~eds AUTO CENTER ·~ors & etc. •96-7598, Nwpt Yacht Ex ch Tandem whls, clec IOIMcL~ll&il't a..&&ftftU£RTfRS paint. allo)-.. S 'Pd. 1425BakerSlrttt UitcoM 9945 'l ::l>am·7:30am, or a fter 675-1800. brakes. Profess1onall) WE IUY & ,._..,..,..~ 17~ 213 592-2110 C~'TA MF.SA ?pm. --------~ bit Paneled inside. ' • TOD •y111 --·----0-UMO '76 Stretch w/bar 42'WESTSAIL, '75 Remo vable s helves CLEAN CARS A ••• 19928.slvr blk lthr s~pd. 54 9202 •06612 S7650 Offer" Dry rot? Chalky Hull? Priced SJs.ooo underj $L800. 963-1242. AND TRUCKS UNIVERSITY 1o mi. loaded. ~hut St!IL -64S-2963 or 752-~87 . Top sides peeling" mitt. Total cu.<ttomized ---------SALES &SERVlCfo: make orr. !193 ·2269, ltlidl 9910 Whlsl/Dlr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~work faded? For rorworld crwsing BOATIJ!viloS..-.lc.e.Parts 850N.Beat•hBhd OLDSMOllLE m.148S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------~ 4t maintenance Of' T II F. M 0 NT II & Accestorin 9400 LA HAHRA H"""' IS Sports Rc~al. runs Mticwy 9950 NOW! 7 Seu Services Sp EC I A L , O U R ••••••••••••••••••••••• IS M1 No or SA Fw, I ""DA Gorgeous red 9US. '77, good. clean. $1950 By ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~91S1 DOCK s ! , s 1 13 . soo SERVICE DEPT. (714)522-5333 GMC TRUCKS ·stereo cassette. 29.000 owner 21811 Bu.shard St. OKANGE COUNTY'S -.....rower 9040! Newpo rt Yal·ht Ex ' Opeo6DaysAWfflt Sunday byAppt ~~~~~d ~~i:roof,air.S17.ooo ~B 963-e63_l__ ___ LINc~iZmcuRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• change 1714) 6i5 1800 Mon.-f'r1 7:30-5·30 __ __ 540.9640 ----"78 E}>t Wgn arnifrn. cb. DEALERSHJP 1,7.sc•••• --Saturdays8:00.5:00 WANTED! ---779115,whl onblk.sun cass .dot l·ond 26~ m1 ...... ..: • u I "'._ "" r• ~ root. a1r leather. SC Al s.:>2lJO 644 6006 vs --13' Metcalf-trailer, nl'w, ,..,._C..__~ 791MW 633CSI '-9730 RAY A.ADEi~ ,4w1D 330 s, 130 hours, Iman satl S6SO ......,,HarborB. Iv· La od 1 T d S.lverwrth black lealher ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 p M L'M _ LINCOLN-MERCURY loaded. Pri pt Be t Of n 548-=<.01 te m e oyotai. an oys w , 7 '· A r · y. 5 · 4· 5982· CostaMesa Vol vos Cal l u " Exe<'utave<:ar 67 JaJtuar XKt: 4 2 . cass. PW , loadl·d "78 !Uviera. mnrf, ca:.~. l6-l.8AutoCenterDr -fer! Call 54&-1.200 <Mon.-0 IOI._.,_. "'REH lfK. ,,,~,....-h all pwr .. ~ .... (' .,. ut.o a· ar SU""'"'-'-Lake Forest exn I;'.' d ) 731 8216 37'Tnv-5J/l1.1934 DAY !~' ,......._ , ...... ....,.,.wire w ~-xlol S16,900 080 Must ><'II ... ~~ , ... , ~' 1• a ya ; · -,--.. v-"u. N. Beach Blvd. ~·"" ofr 1<?-'">11 l RVIN t: --"'. 6: eek da) 644-0148 'WV cond~b447._68_1_. __ ltiu.sWknd '64~171 ~ ~-"' 41'\ski:ff!fTY."" en • --------$SAVESAVE$ JSJ!~No.ofSA~~ r-.u _ 9734 .--.-._-... -.. -9 756 jC .. -1-c 9915 830.7000 ~. -: TEQUILA SUNRISE 1 WITHUSEDPARTS ra . "--'---....... ,,_ ..................... .. ¥0 Gran Mariner fully HOBIE 16 1979 Bnstol Imported car parts a tu H~ 1,.4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'TT CPE O\•VlLLE I 9IO MEllCUIY ~quipped, beautifully cond. Trailer cvr sail! IMPORT Coe••M••• '80 320i 73 Karman Gbia roov't . #l DEAUR IN U.S.A Blue/wtute. full power. Milq\llS WA.GOH maintained, ready to bo.1. extras . 'Mu!'il. seU AUTO SUPPLY ,.... 446-tlOJ or H O-Hu ~':a~lue2 ~i:-e:°t~!~ -ROY " ~atber, Machel.Jns. $4300. 9_P~utomatictram .. ~ or live aboard. S2SOO/bstofr.675-6263 101 N. Maoch~ter 48mth Lease Divorce forc"'s s~lc . ~ CARVrR Pvt pty. 7&o.Ol.54. !!;"_,.~·-"•~a·tssteenc~~~'e' . •aup may be ava1Jable. ----Anaheim 776·9900 Fully.i''actory " • " -------_ • .....,..,. •"'" · ....... · ,,-J1~% Financing pc>esl 14'HOllE PORSCHES Equipped t58742) Absolutely must sell. ROUS·ROYCl '7S Coupe DeV1lle. Loi UJt.sterroekl~than~ :Ible. 8>,000. Jack Curley Gd cood. S7SO or bsl ofr 'llW bumpers. S20 each Sacnf1ce SS600. 541Hl76 '*'•'"-" llllleage. $2600/bst ofr aules! (6856). Set of 4 mag rims. "U\. $156.77 or631·7799 ·-----~~k•U•J Ill ·-" ~•Jll•t 1'53•·1505 evenings & 673-7928or673-9128 ...,., ,--wlecu.832-0200. -- 1 k d 6 2 - -Mustang windshield, re WANTED I ~! s, 4 ·4lZl SABOT. used6t1mc.•s. $.500 ar, S3S 2 14" tires. gd MONTHLY '67. 4spd,atr.allon&J,nal. CLOSlDSUNOA'tS '76 ELDO CONVER· i -· cash. Save siso Call trc~ds . S20 e .i c h . Allowustheopportunrty p lus tax, 48 mth . SJSOO.l'P.:>Sl2036 ---------TIBLE Real c lean, THEODORE ROBINS , :U' DUFFI ELD ELEC· IC2-4807, 497.5402 847·lJ49. to conaider the purchase OEL/OAC Cap. Value : ....... 97)1 R~;:,~~~~ 'c~~~.,; S90001orr. l ·464-7840, ...,...,.CBAYBOAT,XLNT ...,, W d --.-lb--orlrade-inofyour clean Sll,715 , Residual ·••••••••••••••••••••••• •/others . !>acnf1ce 644-5177 FORD "CaliD.4J'D.Z253 .. u oo en Sa 1 oat. Alltoa for Sale Porsche. Check with Us S844.3 25, Cap Red. S271S many sails. full cover Today• Total Pa yme nt s . Sl6.000. XW1700 PP. UM0"79Fonnalf13S59, 2060 HARSOR ftlVO. CO<,TAMISA 642 ·0010 •• J $U100 645-4817 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S797664 J UST $3464 Ofl ~7414 Sl3,600 Make Offer? 31' UJ11fRS SPRTFSHJ LS'l.as ood d-l~~l~~~ '.~tJ~-:i DELIVERS le s.. 9760 ~~or 7S2·0H7.lt-•.•." •• •.• •••••• -••• ~~!. 'iO, brhtol, t ea~ 7~~.flda c~on . READERSANO a.l, IOIMcUHHIK. da ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------· i6 Mustang 11, miles.• .:AC>Ctpltlet•lt parquet 675 .....,., ys. ADVERTISERS __ .,o SSON. Beach Blvd 1910 S"' ,. • ..._ 9o1e r '--'-Miii ...,..... eves ,3831 HeoNw ~-CS Mi N r SA f'w) -1"T1 CM! ~ ~Vllle. AIC, AM /FM stereo, xlnl 1Ai ,_,.,· ;;ei;;Jt7 at Cal 20, ~t. swmg. ma-s-t. ad~~i~~~ceb;r v~~~ci! ~=c;,,.=_,=c;,.,..=='"=ua=-nn=~ _La_Ha_· _b_·r_a_ 0 ._ 0 __ 522 __ ~-~-= ,!!..~:;:oo TUUO. ~.:;re~~~~= oood. S3500. 67$-28'.l. bii5..toii Nwpt Yacht Ex- 1 $31195. Bst ofr. 494-2458 or dealers 10 the vehicle .75 S30f. Auto. A/C, Cll.5s. _ READY FOi llSOOor wtll trade for a a 'SJ Mmtug 2+2. small .:-auiaee<n4)87$-ll00. . ~47. classified adve rtasingl T• n...tl... _ _, u Be ff DBJVBY ~W! r.·'-up•--L.. p P. V·8, a /c, auto trans, columns does not include wp .,_., "°''· • oys. st o er. '73 RX2. New eng. Clutch. -,..._ ,..uo. .... "': ..... ._.,,,,. 631-6522. ~a-.lc (64) UCllp 1.0.,loclls, Slipl/ any applicable taxes Pail ~7728. battery. Needs body •,,.,. .. u DE.AUMG• ____ ...... _~ ___ --------- • e ~lpl!;t c;~f:YXJ~~j Docb ,070 I llficenae, htransrefr feefs:I Fo y c I '76 ~. mint rood. snrf. wort. S8SO 494·5788 IEACH IMPORTS • 1979 SeHUe DIESEL. '64"'1 Muslavng Coupe, x!ot q · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• mance c . arges, ees or r our ar air, amtrm tape. Must '79 RX7 GS mdl, red. only 848 Dove SlreE-t wtuu w /lentber. 1mmac. cond, 260 8• $2200/best ~900 .. 640-9S90 I ~LIPS AVAILABLE • ~e~!~~~~a~!r~~ ~::1 J=!~!~ sell.PP. $8500. 752·1731. lJ.000 mJ, loaded. $8450 NEW7P052R0~:~ACH Never smoked m. Sorf .• ,-ol~r_SJ9.-0t28 ______ _ 33 Qui.a Craft, gd cond. Sailboatsonly.Delaney s aler documentary pre· lvd 830-1613 4964745 • ___ 22mpg $13.900/ofr. '67289eng. Newmt.ent.11t Mus t s e 11 due t 01 ~aurant area. up to paratJon <:harges unless 2626Harbor Blv Toyota 9765 714-G3-U33, 661·1610. new paint. Rbll trans fo~clo a u re. $3200\ ~ · Restroo~. sho~er. & otherwise spec1f1cd by _Cost. __ a_M_e_s _a ___ S40-__ 5630_ ---------• ~ leta 974o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_,_.._"·c . ..,8 .,.-v·"-. wlnt New front end. Must ~7673 ICC machtnt' incl lheadvert·~er w-r-'80 320i ....................... ~ ' JO: UK A f $900 R M •as or ave --* * * Ol"1g. OllO"Der. :.Lt!""°. dual mt. loaded. S8,450. dys. xlnt. 847.1349 1 673-8800 k f o ~ 1 "' -, '75 Land Crwser. lo m1. rond. pewter wtleather sacra ace uni. ., I(];.,~....... ~p avail, Nwpt ~sle, side ~l:~s 9520 OVEI 5,:::::Sal~o~s~·!·lC' J=A~O:~ heater extras S.5300 8J3.JZ3l. eves & wkends '!Ji GT Coupe 2:89. Auto . rlJi 10101 Eagle Ave. tie, sm Bay Crwser. like ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-1oo11 Swu'f. Sl43imoplu.s Costa Mesa _m-__ !DiO_ •4_9_3-_l_fi67_ ---833-7649 pwrstr. 1'3800. P.P. II ·FowrtainValley I Bost.ooWhaler. lS' max. 'S6Fordi,.,wn Class1c.Gd F'orYourGood tax. $2.000down You are lhe wanner of '75Corona2dr.AT.68.000 C 0 9917 s.51 ·2036 You are tbe winner or S25. & use 675-2834 __ cond $1900 VW, Porsche or Audi two rree tickets < s ts b .. ~ •· 671:5603 a:n, receot r~ • tires, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·m GRANDE P!S P ,_, 1'JIO free tickets ($15, JO' sbp available, Hunt -661-saK> C .. CI( IVBSOH .r val1.1e). to RiOO. SS2·0507 iOCamaro Z·2.8. 19.000 m1 • lo, T\tue) to Hrb · b r VW·PORSCHE-AUDl THE auto, air, wire wttls. xlnt. .,r • THI I ot rme~ :~use '40f'ordWoodie,rei.lored, 44SE.CoaatHiway u--...... jT...... 9767 o rig . must '>e ll . must sell Sl.295 080 •· ~ power a · Sl.3.000. ALSO '29 Model at Bayside Drive '78 530i, classic ccnd 1 .-.-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• i l4-6.Jl·224-l. 955-29!ll 673-Ul49 aft SPM ~ •. ..-SISHOW . A town sedan, 4 dr. N~rt Beach 673-0900 spd. BBS whls, 2SK m1 HOltSISHOW '77 Sp1tr1re. Xlnt tond camaro. '79. must sell ~ 9955 • ..._ IT' F =riatiolt restored. S l 0 , 000 all xtru. must sell July 11. 8PM I New b res Asluog $4200 ""·'I J ded ' I rl .... ...__ __ ..,. .. • ,. July U. SPiii ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 67!H>l61 Looking for VW Bug or $12,000. 548-0l l7 ANAHEIM 7Sl-6404 eves T w Y 03 w e ec sn ••••••••••••••••••••••• It-ANAHEIM C lfl. 54./ Van between the yrs --------Convention Center ------& vul)'I top Lo mi Xlnt '7801ds9801csel. Loaded. --CoovenUooCenter I .... 9120 '41 Ford Oelux Coupe '60-'00.CaJIS57-86S8 c..,; 9715 Tickeu may be l'launed iO SP1TF1HE :J0.38mp~. rond '6000. 640 1231. 24.300 mi. Jmmac. cond ,lld«a may be claimed:••••••••••••••••••••••• Needs restonng. Make ••••••••••••••••••••••• hv calling 642 5678. ext reblt eng, trans. lop. 644 70ZO SB,500/0BO. 644·5583. \i~ Ca11ing 642.5678, ext.I • &&orE 1•-o(fer64S-5913 Aalloa. a...,aried ·-m Ghia 3-dr. AM ifo'M 272 rad"s. Very rue..-Sl.795 0.YTIOMt 9920 ·79 Cutlass Brougham. I -. "'-1926 MODB.T ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo cass. air, mags, * * * ~bestofr 494·1796 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '* * * YOUI IV "'·U s•-1 Body ,...._ •-o 9705 4-spd. $:590I>. 955-<JfJ09 _ -.-u ......, --.v -'73 280 SE 4.S. I owner VcAlw91JN 9770 SEE US RIST! _... Zl' 111158 Sea skiff. "'PIOFESSIOMALL Y" Completely Rebwlt ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Capri 2:8 eng, gd cond, Sedan, 4 dr. Approx ••••••••••••••••••••••• We have a good selection PRIVATE PARTY REBATE. J'U pay you to take over lse. full tux op· tiom, T,t.op. landau. FM cass, pwr windows. drs & seat. Must liquidate. Best ofr. CaU 851·9622 o(c, SS2-0576 home ~Dic:e,must selloow. I JntoStreetRod.$30,000. AHAL gd MPG. air, AM /FM, 71,000mi.$8S00&«-6397 --------··of NEW Ii USED irtD&me moneyortrade ·~etup tos:l.000 Pvt Party 645·5913 CLEAAAHCE!!! stereo, 4 apd, $1795. HaVllll trouble selhng ~· •1 wW drive it to your thisswnmer • All '79 Alfa R omeos S48..Qa>dys. l980MB280E.4000mi, all your car~ Try us! Paid Mck.MPr7414. •Dale's Pays Main· U you.ve never pla~ a MUST GO NOW! o ption s, met al Ii c for or not' Ask for Tom lenance Classified ad, you re In il 2000 series. auto trans. bro it an. asaume In A1kin. CONNELL CHEVROLET me Sea ray 197, 19'. 0-.JOllC Z&p V-3, CB • eh. port. VHF. tape k. cover, full cur· tandem wbl lrlr, k> • Make olftr. Fred or 5151.-Z n• only. ~ twD 470'•· all traa. 80 h r'a, very fiaanrinl avaU. .as. •EuropeaoFlyDnve theminorlty!Tryitooce IEACHIMPORTS AC . nt!w tires. needs S589 /mo or US,375 JIMM•Rl.._.O Clieolele and see bow quickly you 848DoveSlreel S(lmc wk, runs gd 1895. 851-1919 A " "4Localionsto get results. Phone NEWPORTBEACH 00121 VOUCSWA&EM .~11.ullnr Hl,•I I I t\T ·\ ..., L'-, \ 546-1200 9957 Serve you: lrvinc. San 642-5678. 752.-0900 7 1 '59 Mere Runs xlnt Top I Fraoc:i.sco6:Miam1 i6Capn, V-6 ,4spd,anrf, cond. Must sacnlace. I 711 llACHllVD. '56Qlevy,oneowner. V.IJ. ······················J ----------'72 . Newly paante<f Automatic. Very good cond. SJ.250. Call 642-5238 DALE'S RV RENTALS, INC. For fwther info Call en•> 559-4446 Mr. l..isaner ... s.rnc.. ,.... Altlio 5-Yke. , .... & Accnaorles 9400 Ir AcceslOrMa 9400 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , I ~.000 ml. Jtlnl cond . Ri00.&&5-1806. • ......... _.. Bel Air, 4dr hardtop . clean $3350. 673·M64. '73 280SE 4 5. blk 14f..JOOO ~.=,•tl2600.Must Aller5pm. AM/YM. immac. P .P:. ~~-$2450. er Dahm t720 moo.~ '72 W St.tt..lon wag. Good '72 Pinto Hatchback, 11000. Runs gd. • U.S. map. $llO. 847-3624. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1178 MBZ 300CD CODd. Orie. owner. $1800. FOR SALE: '16 Chevy "M 8210, 2dr, 41pd, xlnt D> 500 12 000 ~-,..lOIO. No¥a. Rum xlot. 82,000 '76 Pinto. work worth tra11Sp , $2000 • or • a . as-ml. "54751 aft Spm. evay cent Bay Garage 831-m5 s ume lease Eventn1s "1'I VW Bue. sorf. au:per -------''----checked. Squire waaon, a.13&1 clean, lo m i. am/fm. 12 Malibu Claaalc Conv. 4spd, stick, Mlchelins, Ma 9742 DS00/080. Mil.It sell! Xlnl cood. S3300 or best radt,etc. S2,llOO.e46-S6f1 . ...... ••••••••••••••••• Z'f-5483, belOl'91:•am o(Jer.642-1520 or call 642-4300, 2A hrs. Cl us I c r ed M 0 ·A "19 [Mee. Rabbit. 1JK mJ. '15 Nova4 dr, Auto, am.all _234_. ______ _ Rolldlter, nlm tnat, all aJnteondMk>n. Lota of U · V8. S*. ..,._.... 9960 4·8PM , tr9a.tl000/080.Ml-Ul3 ~7S18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ct.YI. 7»-US1 ~-Alk 9932 '77 ptymouth Fwy sta· 9744 fcrSemorJollD tion Wqon. i.o.ded. Air ••••-••••••••••••••••• _ ~ ... _ __ ____, Oaad. ....._ rack, trailer -uoa ·-........ --·....... .......... hJtch, am/fm radJo. a:.;.;;;ii,ii,;ifiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:.I ~ :u:· ,;{; -· • VW B•. _, * COftil Ii 71 1'-000 ml. Good abape, ---------• t.ed·aew top • tire; 080. M..a aelll Leavh\I At114. tram • eo.dedl meke otrer must aell '77 2lllZ 2+2. Mpd. elee. Loob • nm.a Ute new' .-.. 7IMlJO Alk '°" <->. EaeeOeeU Ml·J.m lmf. AM /P'll cua., A/C, P.P. DIOO. MS-30121. • Rem in rm. !W1, leave OM. Y $6 I fl -1t'T1--.,...--mo-uth_Suburban __ _ Wmi.moo.111-1074 .,...... lOO'Jl,ftMDdn1avaUable ,..Y q.I f746 c.~CNdll. atatlon wa1on. Full "1'..Z.tllftr,4apd.AC •• _ ................... 'II P'aatbaclll. auto, HOWAaDQna•t powet-, aJr coad .. oew 1 t ere o c • 1 a ett e . ·•OptJWqoa,4 cyl·lleO, am/hQ, nma IOOd. loob Dow•~sca. trana, eru.lae control. MJd~Uos, orla owner. dnl CODd in/ out, am/fm IOOd-~ bat otter. .NEWP0&11' BEACH -. -. tn-S1'1iorl31·29Z3 ....._ ZX r..aala. New s-.a... IJi.tlll MS-acm . ..,, 110 4-dr tdo, 1ood =.:.:. 2$mps. 74 __. a.ue. a.a. 'ti v.a. cmtWt.. both '•MH ttU _.. ~..._-........ ... .... A-..Jat-•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• _.. IMI --· -· 9747 • -CIOllQlll. ........S lo '7111.rffinl Elptl IC 1179 ... tClllla.fU. PrtftltiehaV....... oni. wlll W/rtd i.Dt, PS PB b L ~ 'Tt noz, slat coad, "71 •• r.l/blatlll taL '1t ..,, eaeell cond., IJHOTH · u1,soo ..D. wO.-k. Ti:.~ 11. All/ft( • en. cUltocn ••• ,. ..... $11.150. .. •• mt •• new paint. ··-811.·l.D. ............ .. •. ""or •• mJ11 : ma.,... c-"" 111--Traltl--Am-out--ol-lita_te_ '11..,u.ta.da.••· __ ........... ...._ tm ....:-.... _ ........ •-1ne.•1pc1,1owm1. ...... UUle bod1 ..... 9741 ....................... 'ft DJ, ca.., Mk •/blk ... ndlala. Jdnl c:oocl. lec::ri&'le ta*. CWtdlr •-• .. ••••• .. US ..... perfect ~~I t.rt. AC, ..,._, = lUHPGrtallH 'Tl .. All/PM ~ coed................ -------- . llr·UOOd11. ::~ lm'f, •+ •Pl. o-w, ........ ear, •li 'II D-T·•"DI.. MW ,._. olil _,, ,_ ·-........ off• ........ a.on. ........ w . w. ... -~··" 'wltl • 0 •~Ml ............ _ ...... ...., D;ot:•TIJt. Qmdfted-S,MNlll ' SHOE MOON MULLINS ® (;;;;\ y ........ ~ ................... _ .. __ MISS PEACH WHY QIDMV PAttENT~ SENO ME TO CAMP? J, ~ . •'· . THE FAMILY CIRCUS by BU Keane . ' J "Can't wait till I'm grown up and I can do anything I wont and not have anything t 'k , to worry about." DENNIS THE MENACE f PEANUTS FUNKY WtNKERBEAN --------I ~BE OftEAMtNC;J Inl GOING 10 8€ I'VE MAO£ rflO 'JUE. ~ 6JOf'N OOA~·Fl~ ~ ON terrtR HERE lff WIM8&.£00N ! ~ ! GORDO 'M-f'-1 OIO MY PAJleN'f~ SENOME TO CM\P? TUMBLEWEEDS "rnlS MON'TH 1'Hf: ~ "1.ACK Ff:A1lff:R GOE:S 10 iHE: TRl!Je'S Nf::W 11~1'WLUlft1-JUSI HIReP ANt' WIREP 10 INSPIRE!. •• lf'IXseeTIC 11&.K, I NAMe 'bu INVIAN OF 'THE MONTHJ POOCHIE··· COME IN HERE AREN'T YOU ASHAMED OF ---)l()UR· SELF? COMICS I CROSSWORD. BIG GEORGE by Tom Batiuk "Actually, I play much better on clay." ORABBLE by Kevin Fagan FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston ----------------~~(A)-: lt)iATAlRlP! -ITS~GOOO ~BC-lt:JME-~ OR . SMOCK j:'N\ c::>OCTOR SMOC.K, EOt1ElH1~ ONE'Doe~ f\S A MEflHS 1050FM'Jlll .. by George Lemont ANP :t'P l,IKf: !He SAMe KINP OF IAe1..e: YOLJ'c::> Give YOUR OWN PE::RSON.At.. PHYSICIAN.' 1 l ~E :t WONc::>e:R WHO 1'He POOR QUACK IS THA"'T" GUY Goes 10? by Gus Arriola by Tom K. Ryan SE<DNP FLOOR: t()USEWARES ANP 6'1Fi rn:MS. nflRP FL.OOR: LAPIES'APPARE:L. RJU~ F.. by Emit Busltmiller MESSING UP THE HOUSE WITH YOUR SONES TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE S4~ Sii~ 1 Huntley. .. .. 58 E)eCt 6 Cool 61 Portien 10 CloM ~ To INlt.r 14 M11n c.pit81 63 Heutboy 1 s At tltl lather &4 Sougflt 16 London's -lll()(ays Galefy 6S Fondle& 17 ~d 66 Patcn HI -egg 457 T lf1MI l*TIS 19 t.taf\'s nerne 20 fuecl bf ekes OOWtil 22 Orenk 24 Icy 2e l.lrl8ts 27Clmu• 2woros 30 Sort1e 31 ()Ill helt> 32--ceke 37 MeeclOW 38 Is importllll '° Wt6debeesl 4 1 Sd--ft e.ttl· ling 43Numlral IUfftx 44 Pllmire 45Mentorl 48o.dbl9t 1 Scorcti 2 HelltlYy 3 °*"** IUl-fb c Thit P.M. SSMI 6 Nominee 7-Unooln II~ 9 Ae$cher CMltlln, eg. 10~ dropping .... ,, Nobtel 12 T 8l'lllrilk 51 Mllc:ul ,,... ~.._.do 13 U K.clty . " ril I • A I l l TtilL .1 ". II I l ' II 0 I " "'' LI • 0 0 '• l 0 0. " • ... •• I y •I c • ow " ' • •ii •• -1.11 II• • ·-"c II C 1. '• I I II l I . ". I II I :. 0 '•Io ' I 1 •• -.. -. r. " '" •• I• • " ". " ' 11 • • • I• T . " . I ,, . -1.1. I••·-· •• I ·-•• • 1. 1. --~1, • r.-.1.1..i " , ,1, I pl.""l.T 1.1.1 ...... , •• •'Ir& I ' , ... 1"'11.t•-·-··· '• ;. 1.' -'.1.1.1 r. fftl .T.Tal 21 VIie neme 30 Witting ... 23 Sutveys 42 Some*"" 2S Having teeth C3 Pltdler 27 Army order ... Cut¥I 28 Arrow po11on c 7 Girdle'• kin 29 Tadd• 48 8f8oM 33 Produced 49 CNdten: ff. 34 ~ mold--50 Begti••'ll Ing 53 Pipe 35 ~Pl'· 66 CtlOllr IOn 541 0. ""'" 3& ~ lllM 57 Scw'9dl tor 38 Anim9I dll-drying ... eoChlld Huntington Beach Fountain Vff,l!~Y , . VOL. 73, NO. 182,, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1980 Your Hometowa Dally Newspaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Welfare Abortions Upheld·1 BB Area } iTo Get r !Cable TV A long-awaited cable television syst em, pl a nned fo r West Orange County since the early 1970s, will begin operations on a limited basis Tuesday. Programming will start in about 400 homes near the 100- foot receiving antenna tower co ns truc t e d by Dic kinson Pacific Cablesystems al , Gothard Street and Talbert • Avenue. When the system is completed 1 in three years. the 35-channel • network will be available in 1 about 110,000 homes in Hunt-~~ ington Beach, Fountain Valley and Westminster. Initial progra mming will l begin Tuesday in the home or Jim Root, 7862 Newland St. The service will begin in other homes in the area throughout the week. The system offers a 33-channel basic package that includes other stations in Los An geles. t San Bernardino, New York City J and Atlanta. . Four other channels have been f designated for local use in the three cities. Charge for basic service is $10.95 a month with a $15 in- stallation charge. Residents also can subscribe to Home Box Office or Showtime which offer fi rst run movies on ' two other channels at $10.95 per month each. The programming will includ~ 24-hour news and sports chan-f nels. Residen ts of Hun tington [Beach, Fountain Valley and f Westminster also will be a ble to produce their own television pro- lgra ms on one channel, using equipment and cre ws from the company. Coverage of local meetings ~and events, including Hunt- ti ngton Beach's 4th of July I parade. also are scheduled. ' The system is a result or a lm e r g e r I a s t r a II be t w e e n <See CABLE, Page AZ ) .Honking Horn Helps Prevent !Jl,aze in HB A honking horn in a n aming auto a lerted residen ts a nd possibly prevented a major fire from sweeping into a large Hun- 'ington Beach condominium complex early today. The fire was discovered by Cindy Nielson of 19842 Silcup Lane, when she was awakened by the blaring horn in her car at ~bout 5: 15 a. m. \ By the time firemen arrived at the Continental townhouses at lrookhurst Street and Adams venue, four autos, including s . Nielson's were destroyed and $10,000 in damage was caused to a carport where they ~re parked. Fire Capt. Roger Hosmer said e condominiums were located litbin about 10 feet of the $rport and flames possibly ciuld have spread Into homes d It not been for the early de· Uon. "Most of the bedrooms are up- . , and resldenta could have n trapped," he said. Hosmer said the born began btrlki!ll when it was shorted out names. e cause of the blue ls under estiptioo. .,.....,,PER ..4D RE4DERS 'l received great response m my Daily Pilot ad." hat's the advertising success ry ol the Cotta Mesa man o !>lac:ed this ad ln the Dally ... o.11¥ ~·-St.ett -· •• lllc .. rd ~ HOPING FOR A TROPHY, WOULD-BE SWIM CHAMPIONS SPRINT FOR THE SURF Hundreds Turned Out for 30th Annual Huntington Beach Pier Swim Over the Weekend WINNERS OF HB PIER SWIM POSED HAPPILY WfTH THEIR HANDFULS OF GOLD Todd Elder (from left) John Moffett, Unda Robb, Chrta Woolfolk Won W-md, Light Rain Beachgoen Greeted By Weird Weather By STEVE MARBLE Ol tM o.Hy ,.. ... Sutt Thousands of hardy beachgoers along the Orange Coast put up with 25 mile per hour wind.a, light rain and sticky tropic-like conditions over the weekend. Lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported full houses at the strand despite the changeable and sometimes un- pleasant weather. Wind played havoc with weekend boaters includlnt a pair of 1.-0ng Beach men who found themselves in trouble Sun· day. when their catamaran fiipped over about 10 times ofl Huntington Beach. Guards reported that while one of the boaters, Gary Freezy, was able to right the catamaran, his companion, Ted Lacy. was unable to climb back on the boat and wu left behind. Freeay, offlciall saJd, sailed to ahore fOf' help. But while he was nottfyln& tM Oran1• County Harbor Patrol, an aJl·day fllbint vea1tl apotted the stranded .... boater and pulled him to safety. In Dana Point, Orange County Sheriff deputies said the stiff wlnd caused about 1S boats in the harbor to flip over or capsize and reported another two vessels floated aground on the jetty. But boaters weren't alone in the problem category. Lifesuants along the Orange Coast pulled hundreds or swim- mers out of the stron1 rip cur- renta and swells that reached a maximum of eight feet In Newport Beach. ln HunUnston Beach, where clty IUarda said 35,000 beach fans turned out Saturday followed by 40,000 on Sunday. state and city Ufecuards rescued more than 200 bathers. One early morning swimmer, •O·year-old Joe Cablbajat. was rescued by Huntlnaton Beach maintenance worker Eric Cano, who noticed the victim •tnll· 1Un1 and 1wam to his -6d. In Newport Beach, where 80.000 beacb buff• showed up (See BEACHE8, Paae "2) Enrollment Hits Peak at Golden West A higher unemployment rate. lack of programs al area ·high schools and free now attendance permits among community col- lege districts have been cited as factors contributing to the largest summer enrollment in the 14-year history or Golden West College in Huntington Beach. There are nearly 9,000 men and women attending the cur- rent eight-week session which opened June 16. The total Is up by 16 percent over the next largestenrollmentyear, 1978 • As the unemployment rate in- creases so does the number of people seeking retraining and new, marketable skllls accord· ing to colleae officials . The lar1est gain was in t.he new stu- dent cate10.ry, while returning student enrollment remained atatua quo. Talks to Resume WASHINGTON (AP> - American mediator Sol Unowtu aa,a he anttctpetee E11pt and IJrael will aaree dala week to re. sum• tbelr n•totlatlona over falWW• autmomy. Huntington PierSui1n Successful Hundreds turned out for the 30th Annual Huntington Beach Pier S",m in a race for the Gene Bels he Memorial Perpetual Trophy that went to the Beach Ar ea Swim Club rrom the Newport Beach area. Senior Men·s div1s1on winner "as Todd Elder. who turned in a lime of 10 minutes. 36 seconds fo r the half-mile course. Edward Reynolds was second and Andy Miller third in the class for men aged 16 to 24. The event was held Saturdav Senior women's d1ns 1on win- ner was Diane Graner. Kelly Martz was second and Patnc1a Brower third Clay Evans led the pack in the Masters Men's div1s1on for ages 25 to 39, Scott Townsend second and Nino Puccini third The Ma s ter 's Women 's d1v1s100 for women 40 and over was won by Pat Hines with Mary Hardesty second and Eileen Weeks tturd Junior Women's d ivision for 12 to 15·year·olds was won by Lin· da Robb. Peggy Ni nnts was second and Julie Reynolds third. Junior Men's division was won by John Moffett with Chris Woolford second a nd Marc Bauer third. The Huntington Beach Junior Men's division winner was Brian Brotherton. Huntington Beach Junior Women 's Division champ was Wende MacKenzie. Appeal De.nied By Mormons SALT LAKE CITY CAP> The Mormon church'• top leaders have refused to overturn Sonia Johnson's excommunica- tion but said they loved her and urged her to· repent, according to the Equal Rights Amendment activist and her lawyer. "I am now irrevocably out," she said. Mrs. Johnson was told by local church leaders in Sterling, Va .. that the final appeal or her ex- com mmunication had been de- nied by the First Presidency of the Church ot Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mrs. Johnson, a critic or church leaden for their opposi- tion to the ERA, was excom· m unlcated by ber local church leadera Dec. 5 for alleaedly preacblng falae doctrine, un- derml.ninJ authority of church leaden and burUn1 the cburc-h'it ml11klnary tftort. Medicaid Liability Removed WASIU NGTON <AP> -The federal government does not have to pay for most abortions wanted by women on welfare, a closely divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a 5-4 vote, the justices up- he ld as constitutional the so· called Hyde amendment. a con· g r esslo na l restric tion o n Medicaid spending for abor- tions. The government has been forced to pay for most Medicaid a bo rtio ns r eq ues t ed since Febr uary wh en the Supreme Court refused to postpone lhe ef- USE BALLOT CLOUT, PRO.LIFERS URGED-A3 rect or a federal trial judge's ~t riking the Hyde amendment . named for its original sponsor, Rep Henry Hyde. R·lll No~. Congress can resume withholding such money. The court majority s aid in· dividual states also are under no legal obhgat1on to pay for those med1catry necessary abortions the rederal government wishes not to fund About onc·third or the more than a million legal abortions performed in the United States each year since 1973 have been for women on welfare. For the 31 months it was in effect. the Hyde amendment reduced the number of Medicaid abortions to fewer than 2,000 per year. The annual cost to Medicaid program. a federal-state pro- gram. dropped from some $50 million a year to an estimated $300.000. Attached to the budget for what then was the Department o r Health, Education and Welfare. the amendment was passed by Congress m 1976 . Various versions of at have been enacted for each fiscal year since then The spending restriction for fiscal year 1978, upheld by the court today, barred Medicaid spendin~ for abortions unless a woman 's life would be e n· dangered by childbirth. in cases of promptly reported rape or m· cest. or when two doctors said childbirth would cause "severe and long.lasting physical heaJ th damages to the mother." Congress last year agreeo on an even more restrictive spend· mg ban. eliminating the "severe and long-lasting physical health damages" wording. Writing fo r the majority. Justice Potter Stewart said the spending restriction -impo!ed even for som e ·'medically necessary" abortions does not run afoul or the Constitution or Title 19 of the Social Security · Act, the Medicaid law. His opinion made it clear that individual states also are under no legal obligation to pay for those medically necessary abor· tions the feder al government wishes not to fund. Coast Weather Variable cloudiness decreasing Tuesday. Tem- perature slightly moderat- ing with 10 percent chance of r ain tonight. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches to 68 inland. Highs Tues- day low 70s to 90. ' INSIDE TODAY Looking for anotlwr bN.ch? In obout two Wfftkt, 11ou'll hooe Capi.ftrono Beach Pork. Ste lfOfll, Photo, Pofl• A9. i I ' Gold Prices Clirnb, But Dollar Weakens LONDON (AP) Gold l"OIM' mor. than ~ an ounc. ln Europe today. rHchina Its hlthe:lt le\;t'I 1ln t-e mid February Th dollar weak~ 1U1btly "We'r. wry buay lnde«t." aald on• lA>ndon aold dealer u bu.ylna orders kept bullion ma.r\eca bopplna Trackn aald DO partJNJa.r MWI dt velopmenl prompted tho s urte 8\11 Sold prt~ rote aharply In Nt>w York Friday, after the Eu.ropt'an mant-ua r loaf'CI. ln ,..uon1e to tht ~nnouncemenl that the US Lradt-defl<'•l "•a S,,M bllllon ln May, more than double the def1c1l an Aprtl <iold traded In Zur1<'h at $M9 50 London's fiv~ bullion howlf'i. fticC"d the a fternoon aold price Mt $6S3 SO an ounce, up $16 Gold LraMd ln Ne'A Yo,,_ at IM2. up S2 Sliver traded m New York at SJe 57, down 8 cent.a. ........... R .. d PaW.cl,.._• ·~ TEL AVlV <AP> An Israeli force raided a Palesllnlan base ln southern Lebanon before dawn today. blowin& up houses amd killing a number of Arabs The PLO said the Israelis killed 11 . iochAding four children and two women. The casualties also included five guerrillas kllled, two mla&· Ing and two wounded In the village of Eitanleh. near the the Qasm1eh Bridge about 17 miles north of the Israeli border. ac- cordmg to a spokesman for Vasser Arafat 's Palestine Ubera· lion Organization. ftn? Gttts Poptdar .l~r••IM S,,. JACUMBA <AP) -The Jacumba spa, a tourist bathhouse built in 1921. was gutted by fire today but its block walls re- mained standing. The blaze across the street from the Jac umba Hotel was fought by volunteers from J acumba. Potrero, Boulevard and Campo. No inJuries were reported. The cause of the fi re was not immediately determined but was believed to have been electrical. P~s \'Wt Finl I• BrazU's Bbtory BRASILIA. Brazil CAPl -Pope John Paul II flew to Brazil today for a 12-day visit to the world's largest Roman Catholic country and a society divided by the political activism of the Brazilian bishops and their priests. The pontiff arrived in Brasiha . the capital. at mid·day after . an ll·hour fli ght from Rome. Making the first papal visit to · Brazil in history, he was to tour 13 cities, open a national Eucharistic Congress of the 318 Brazilian bishops and cele brate m asses attended by ai; many as 20 million of the country's 100 million Catholics. with many millions more watching on television Bre:laner '• R'e l .. o•e of St:'hmidi S urprbe MOSCOW <A P J -Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev, in s diplomatic surprise. personaUy welcomed Chancellor Helmut · Schmidt at Moscow airport today as the West German leader arrived ror two days of talks at which he planned to urge new U S.-Sov1ct talks to reduce medium-range missiles in Europe West German sources interpreted Brezhnev's unexpected presenct-a~ an ind1cat1on of the importance Moscow has placed on the Schmidt v1s1t. first by a major Western leader since the Soviet military intervenl1 on in Afghan1\tun last December Four Races · County Officials Begin Recount Or ange County election of· flc1als have begun a recount of fo u r r a c e s in volvi n g a De m ocratic p r e s 1den t1a l aspirant. an Irvine city council cand idate and two municipal .court judgeships. A s pok e s wo m a n f or the Registrar of Voters said today t he recounts would be done simultaneously. Irvine City Council candidate Dave Baker. who Jost to Incum- bent Councilwoman Mary Ann. Gaido by 60 votes, 1s one or those who asked for a vote recount. contested r aces for Or a nge County Central Mun1c1pal Court. Those seekmg recounts are at- torney Bobby Younblood. who lost to incumbent Judge Richard Or ozco by 217 votes. a nd at- torney Dan Dutcher, who failed to force a runoff against incum- bent Judge Carl F ra nk by a 900-vote margm. T hose seeking the recount from the June 3 election m ust pay the registrar's office $275 per day for a re<.'ount. The spokeswoman for the reg- ist rar of voters office said this morning she did not know how long the recounts would take. Planned Law Irks Dancers Area belly dan~n are 1alher· Ina& tortt;a ln preparaUon ror a new conlrontaUoo with Fountain Valley Clty Council T uesday nl1ht over a propoHd ordinanee that will prohibit ducen from clrculaUna among cu1tomers and accepting tips In thelr COS· tu m es Mes Chrysler, who dances at the Guy Fawkes Restaurant ln Fountain Valley, said more than 10 dancers from neigbborlnl cities are ex~ed to slH>w their oppoaltioa to the propoeed Jaw at T uesd ay's council m eeting, wh ich begins al 8p.m., Area dancen rear that lf the Fountain Valley ordinance is approved. the crackdOwn may spread to other Orange County cities s uch as Costa Mesa. Newport Beach and Santa Ana . whe re belly dancin g also is performed. One of the people who will al· tend Tuesday's meeting is Sarah Horsley. a.l5o known as Samira. a rormer dancer who now de- sl gns costumes and serves as vice president of the Middle Eastern Cabaret Dancers As- sociation. Ms. Honsley said today that her organization has an active Southern California me mbership of 200 and represents several thousand others with an interest in belly dancing. She said the group is dedicat- ed to setting high standards fo r s uch dancers and to protecting their interests. She noted that dancers usually a re paid low wages and depend on tips for addltiona l support She said money tossed toward a d ancer <not placed m her C06· tu me > generally 1s given to the musicians or club management The proposed Fountain Valley ordinance was recommended by police after some residents com· plained about the tipping prac- tice at Guy Fawkes. charging 1t was contnbuung to moral decay within the community BEACHES. • Saturday a nd 90.000 squeezed onto the sands Sunday. guards pulled 164 persons from the water. L aguna Beach lifegua rds . patrolling a stretch from Crystal Cove to South Laguna. rescued 241 bathers over the weekend and reported one bodysurfer . 23 -year -o i d Gin o Barba of Duarte. s uffered a possible broken neck. In Laguna. 35 .000 visitors ')warmed onto the strand Satur· day and J0.000 showed up Sun- day. Furth e r so ut h . 1n S an Clem ente. 14.000 b ea c hgoers turned out Saturday and 16,000 ca m e to the beach on Sunday. Lifeguards reported 50 rescues for the weekend. O range C ounty Ha r bor patrolmen responded to a possi- ble boat fire off Newport Beach late Saturday but as they pulled near the vessel in question it turned out it was only the boat's bright lights that had given off the glare that had caught their attention. Another recount Involved pres- 1 d e ntial contende r Ly ndo n LaRouche. whose vote count in the 38lh congressional district was lowered by about 7.000 votes because of what county election offl ciaJs termed a computer er- ror in the original tabulation. Shroud 'Real' As a result. LaRouche failed to win as a delegate to the Democratic convention in New York in August. Two other recounts involved Doctors Striking BOSTON (AP> -As contracts expired today, negotiators were trying to end a strike by doctors a l Boston City Hospital and pre- vent a walkout-by nurses al that facility and two others. OAANOl COAST HIF DAILY PILOT TM O<-CM" O<Mty flt!Of. wllll -~ I\ tOf'nOt,_. t .. Nl'Wt~Pr•H. I• ....... ~ by tN °'-c.tl .............. '-"' "-<••• ..... __ ,.... __ f .-PM<ley kw Cotll -· --II. Hft ........ 8 t •Ch/Fowf\telft V•U•Y. ''"'"•; L•t11na =~s:.~~.::':::..~ ... =~~ =\~;'c!:~e.:::.:.~-" "o -·-............ __ _ Jec-•.c.rtey Vt<t ~f\IMM•"CI ~·~ .,_. .. -E•ttw n:::: .. ~ .. -..-=- Ollftotll ..... A>ol .................. fdtltr -~ wtt1 0r--.uo .. HufttilMltoft hlldl Office .,,.,.._.,......_. W il .... -·P0_1'0._. °"'"9 .._.._ .. M11 .... ~~·· c.M .... , .. -........ 'Jcl3't HI (114)...._. Cbl m1 f MaalM CMW171 ,..._..,.~;Dtµu,. ... Evidence of 'Time of Christ' CHICAGO <AP> -A Loyola University researcher s ays he has evidence -the possibility of coins placed over the eyes of Jesus -to support a claim that the Shroud of Turin was Christ's burial cloth. The Rev. Francis L. Filas, in a copyrighted pamphlet re - leased today. s ays several tiny marks on the shroud have been almost poeltively identified as the impressions of a coin mint- ed during the reign of Pontius P Uat e , Ro man gove r nor of Palestine, around 30 A.D. Biblical scholani believe Christ was crucified at about that Ume -after being sentenced by Pilate. ~ T he shroud is an ancient burial cloth, about 14 feet by 3'r'a feet, which bu been kept in a ·cathedral lD Turin, Italy, since 1578. The cloth bean tbe septa· colored outline ot a man, and a set ot what appear to be blood s tains near tbe ftsure '• bead. s ide, baDda and feet. AccordlDI to Fllaa, pboto· graphic netatives ot the lbroud s how that over tbe flfu.re'a ri&bt eye, tbere appear marks re· sembllna a amall at.alt and four Greek letten part ot tbe in· acrtpdoD "Of Ttbertu C....,. .'' Cola a:pertl aay tbe staff, called a .. Utuua." appear1 only on cola• mlat.d duri.DI Pilat•'• relp. "I claD't ... any bole In tbe evidmce," P\lu aald. "I tblnk thll ll u pd a t.tet ot autblDUd· ty aa we could hope for.'' Ftlaa, a proteaor of theololY. aald be dlleovered tbe marb ac· cldentall)' In Auauat wblle ex· aminlng an enlargement of the fi gure's race. With the help of a Chicago- area coin dealer. Filaa matched the markings on the shroud with a t ype of coin minted only between 30 A.O. and 32 A.O. In addition, Filas says, a curved o utline n ear the markings m atches the clipped edge of an almost identica l exlslinl coin from the reign of Pilate. He speculated that the coins were placed over the body's eyes lo keep them closed in death. He said lhla theory ls sup- ported by the flndill1s or a 1roup of acieotiata who examined the shroud in im. The scleotiata. ln the June luue ot National Geo- graphic, reported that two three· dimensional "button.a" appeared to have been placed over thee~ of the body that wu wrapped in the shroud. TMy concluded that imprint Oft the cloth WU the lmrreuioo of a three-dlmenaiona fisure that bad been wrapped ln the cloth. The ldenUata aald tbey could not determine exactly bow the tmprint wu made. Other 1elenuata bave IOUcbt to UH a method kDown U Carbon 14 datlD1 to determine tbe 1broud'1 qe. However, ebureb offlc:lala have retuaed to allow 1ucb a telt becaUM lt would deat.roy a •mall frqment ol tbe shroud. FUu aa&d be la not IDvolwd ln effort. to &tel the lbroucl wttlr the Cal'bcla 14 method. "I tb1Dlc what we•ve 1ot ...... with the coiDI ll ..._. U... any Carbon 14 &teta." Making Things Tiek S t e v e Witter o f H untin g t o n Be ach s h o ws o ff gr andfather's clock he made With t he exception of some inter ior weights. Wi tter . who graduated from Marina lligh School this month, fashioned the clock en- tir ely of Hawa11an koa Y.ood He made the working parts . ~ears and a 11. <below > and t hE.' c toe k keeps good time. He gave 1t to hb parenL-,, Ron and ~ary Sue Conviction .. Miscarriage' MADISON. Wis. <AP l An attorney for Barbara Hoff man says he will ask a JUd ~e to t hrow out her conviction on f1rst·degree m urder for the ON-c•mh<-r 1!177 poisoning of a man she ml'l at a m ass age parlor Calvin Klein Jeans. A Ju~· found Mis:. Hoffman F:Ullty Saturday of the murder of llarry Berge. but acquitted her 1n the cvan1de po1sonini;! of (;l•rald Davtl'S 1n Marl'h 1978 The prosecution claimed she killed both for m~urance money The great 5-pocket western 1ean with a trim silhouette. Cotors: Indigo, Bleached Indigo, White and Khaki. lraniam Expel Rmsian By T1ae AIMClated P1"e8I Tbe Iranian government hu ordered the expulsion ot th~t secretary of the Soviet E m y ln Tehran, the official Iranian news agency reported today. The Soviet diplomat, Vladimir Galvanov, was arrested in the Iranian capital last week as he was exchanging "a nti-Iranian Re public docum e nts with a foreigner ," said the report by Pa ra, the news agency. Tehran SHAH UNDERGOES MORE SURGERY-A4 Radio described them as "in- tel11 gen ce docume nts," but neither report gave details. Pars s aid Ga lva nov was deemed to be an "unreliable diplomat" and was asked to leave Iran within 24 hours. Mean whil e , a n o rflc ial backtracked today on his threat to put U.S. Ma rine Michael ~oeller on trial on charges of having had sexual relations with a young Iranian wom an even if the other 52 American hostages ure released. "We wiJI not try !'.1i cll_a el Moe ller if the pa rents of the i:.educed girl forgive him," sa..id Ah Akbar Parvaneh, a Justice Ministry investigator in charge of the case against the 28-year- old sergeant from Loup City, Neb Moeller is accused of seducing and havmg sexual intercourse with a 23·ycar·old student iden- ti f1ed as Am az A. who was hanged by her brother in March after she told him s he was five m o nth" pre g n a n t. In the b lam1c Republic or lran. having ~exual relations with an unmar- ried woman is a crime and car- rie!> a jail :.entence of up to 10 VE'a r~ · In an inver v1ew with a re- porter in Tehran. Pa r vaneh said that 1f MO<'llcr's parents come to T e h r a n and pe r s uade the µuent.s of the gir l not to press tht• ll·gal act1nn aga1n~t Moeller, lr:.m1an penal l<iw "permits us nut to proseeute him .. In Nebra.o;ka. Don s Moeller. the hostage's mother. said m a tdcphone lllterview that she and her husba nd would conside r travelin~ to Iran. ''The r e a r e a lot of 'ifs' there". she sa id of Parvaneh's statement. "I'm not going to say )CS or no. I have to think about this and I'd definitely have to have conf1rmat1on from the State Departme nt · In Was hington . the State Department reiterated its op- po~1tton to a trial of a ny of the hostagt>S, 1nclud10g Moeller . A s pokesman pointed out that the hostages. mcludmJ? Moeller. are undN diplomatic 1mm un1ty and unde r mtem at1onal law cannot be placed on trial Pa rvaneh m a te lephone LO· terv1ew Sunday said he ques· t1 o n e d the Marine a t t he Amencan Embassy and he de · med the char ee. CABLE ... Dickinson Commumcations and Canadi a n C ab l esyst e m s L1m 1ted. D1c k 1ns on had held t he franchise since 1974 but was un- able to get financmg to construct the system. ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 ' Irvine ~our Bometo•• Dally Newspaper , VOL. 73, NO. 182, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 'ltl11ster11 D e ath' IJaJ.~s ltlurder Trial •1 DA YID ICUTZ•ANN ................. Tbe Oranp County SUperior Court murder trial of Larry Donald Smith ol Newport Beach was rtteaaed today to ~ive de· fenae attorney Terry Giles a tlme to investiaate "the mysterious death" of a prosec:u· Uon witness. Superior Court Judae Leonard McBride •ave Giles two days to come up with any evidence that service station attendant Jim Cartalucci was the victim ol foul play. Cartalucci was killed in a small plane crash off Newport Beach earlier this month, one day alter testilying in Smith's murder Lrial. Smith, 4", ls charged with the kidnap-murder of Carolyn Bealer of Garden Grove last August oCf Dana Point. Cartalucci had testified he aaw Smith and a woman re- sembling ll1sa Bealer pull into bis statk>m m Jamboree Rolld last Aug. 24, the same day the attractive woman ls alleced to have been slain aboard Smith's small boat. She is still mlssiq. No body has been recovered. Giles bas suggested Cartalucd may have been a lookout for two men known only as Jack and Ray L who be claims were the true a:illersor Miss Bealer. STIFF WINDS ALONG THE ORANGE COAST PUT BOATERS TO TEST OVER WEEKEND Catamaran Skipper Geta a Bird'• Eye View of Thlnp In Entrance to Newport Harbor Beachgoers Bothered ByWi~ By SJ'EVE MARBLE Of, .. O•llf Piiot S~ Th o u sa nd s of hard y beachgoers along the Orange Coast put up with 25 mph winds, light rain and sticky tropic·llke conditions over the weekend. Lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente re port ed full houses at the strand despite the changeable and sometimes un· , pleasant weather . Wind played havoc with weekend boaters including a pair ol Long Beach men who found themselves in trouble Sun· day when their catamaran flipped over about 10 times off Huntington Beach. Guards reported that while one of the boaters, Gary Freezy, was able to right the catamaran, his companion, Ted Lacy, was unable to climb baclt oo tbe boat and was left behind. Freezy, oftlclala'said, sailed to shore for help. But while be was notifyine the Oran1e County Barbor Patrol, an all-day filb1ng vessel spotted ,the stranded boater and palled blm to aafety. Jn Dana Point, Oran1e County Sheriff deputif191 said the aUn wind caUMd about 15 boats 1n <See BEACBBS. Paae AJ) WeHare Abortions Funding Nixed WASHINGTON <AP) -The federal government does not have to pay for most a bortions wanted by women on welfare, a closely divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a 5-4 vote, the justices up- held as constitutional the so- called Hyde amendment, a con· g resslona l r estric tion on Medicaid spending for abor· lions. The government has been forced to pay for most Medicaid a bortioos r equested s ince February when the Supreme Court refused te postpone the ef· USE BAU.OT CLOUT, PRO-UFEASUAOED-A3 feet of a federal trial Judie's strikinl the Hyde amendment, named for its original sponsor, Rep. Henry Hyde, R·lll. Now, Congress can resume withboldinl such money. The court majority said ln· dividual states also are under no legal obligation to pay for thole medically necessary abortions the federal 1ovemment wlsbes Paaai:ng Lane Project Set Pautna lanee wlll be con· atructe4 tn No•ember on Lacuaa c..,_ RoM .,.,... El Toro lloed ad tbe Su Dieto FrHwa1, accordtns to Lea Card, lntne'• trampoltaUOD dlrects. . Cant NICI tM 0ruae 0amtY Tr~ Department·wlll COJlltnad~IK.~ .......... .... betwMD lntne ea a Beaeb. He Mid the proJect .. take About ooe month to com· plete. Tb• Orana• County Traa1portaUoa Comml.,._ la al.lo CGMlclerlu wldniDI the narrow roed to four lan•, card Wd. not to fund. About ooe-third of the more than a million legal abortJoos performed in the United States each year since 1973 have been for women on welfare. For the 31 months it was in effect, the Hyde amendment reduced the number of Medicaid abortions to fewer than 2,000 per year. The annual cost to Medicaid program. a federal-stale pro- gram, dropped from some $50 million a year to an estimated $300.000. A llached to the budget for what then was the Department of Health, Education and Welfare , the amendment was passed by Congress in 1916. Various versions of it have been enacted for each fiscal year since then. The spendlne restriction for fiscal year 1978, upheld by the court today, barred Medicaid spending for abortions unless a woman"s life would be en· danaered by cblldbi.rtb, in cases of promptly reported rape or in· cest, or-when two doctors aa1d childbirth would came .. severe and lon1·lutlna physical health damaaea to tbe mother." Coqrea 1ut year qreed on an evm more reetltcUve spend· inl ban. eHmlnat!q tbe .. severe and loal·~JSical bealtb dam .... " . Wrltia« for t e D>aJoritJ, JU1tlee Potter St.ewart aUd tbe apeadblf l"ellrtetloa -lmpaMd even for IOme ••medically nee..an .. abortlona -doee aot run afoa1 ol tbe c.wtttlltian w TIUe 11 f# tbe Sodal Securit;J Aet. tlle Medicaid law. Kia DPillkll ...-lt dar tMt lecU¥tdml ..... allo .,. ...... DO ..... =:-to PQ far ......... ... ..., ..... tlon• u. federal so•enun• ......... fmd; Until todQ, IO ...... ad tJ-. Dlltrid ol Oolamllla IMift ....... loeal ........ ,... ... '•'Ir .......... , ........... .... ....... ..,. .• ::::r· ... feetWM*11i11t1p ,..... ..... . The defens attorney said the service stat.ion attendant could have told Jack or Ray when Smith awaited phone calls from them at a phone booth across from the Chevron station where Cart.aJuccl worked. Giles said today his in· veati1aton would spend the next two days trying to dig up any ln· formation that would suggest Cart.aluccl's death was anything but a ccidental. Pr<>S«utor Dave Carter said he was against any continuance in the proceedings. Judge McBride last week had denied a motion by Giles to have testimony introduced to the jury dealing with Cartalucci's death. But the judge had left open the possibility that he would re- consider a new motion by Giles if there were new information. Cartalucci bad rented a single engine airplane two days before testifying. 'lbe plane went down about five miles offshore from Newport Beach when witnesses said both the aircraft's wings broke away. Another man also aboard the plane was killed too. Though Jack and Ray have re· mained shadowy figures in the case, the defense has contended the two men forced Smith to participate in Miss Dealer's kid· napping and killed the 24-year· CSee TRIAL, Page AZ> . Gaido-Baker Race • e Council R ecount Begins Orange County election of· ficials have begun a recount of four races involving a Democratic presidential aspirant. an Irvine city council candidate and two municipal ,court judgeships. A spokeswoman for the Reelstrar of Voters s aid today the recounts would be done sim uJtaneously. Irvine City Council candidat~ Dave Baker, who lost to incum· bent Councilwoman Mary Ann. Galdo by 80 votes. is one of those who asked for a vote recount. Another recount involved pres· identlal contender Lyndon La Roucbe, whose vote count in the 38tb congressional district was lowered by about 7,000 votes because of what county election officials termed a computer er- ror in the orilinal tabulation. As a nsult. LaRouche failed to wta u a dele1ate t. the Democratic convention in New York in August_ Two otbel' reeoanu lmoohed contested races for On.nee County Central MmiJcipal Court. Those seeking ~ts are at· torney Bobby Younblood, who lost to incumbent Judge Richard Orozco by 217 votes, and al· torney Dan Dutcher. who failed to force a runoff against incum· bent Judge Carl Frank by a 900-vote margin. Those seeking the recount from the June 3 election must pay the registrar's office $275 per day for a recount. The spokeswoman for the reg. lstrar ol voters olfice said this morning she did not know how long tbe reeo.mts would take. Irvine School Trustees Eye New Budget A ~-3 million 1980-81 Irvine Unified School District budget, 16.8 ~rcent larger than last year a, will be considered tooiebt by ICbool trustees. Asalitant Superintendent Gene Hartline said tbe tentative bud1et, if approved by tbe trustees, will be forwarded to tbe Onnae Coun~ Superinten· dent ol Schools. Alter it's re- viewed by the county super;n. tendeat. the Irvine trustees wlll be asked to approve the budaet ln early AUl\llt. Also under consideration tGftiabt by the trustees Is a pro- po1ed policy that would limit clauroom dilcUl8ioD of polWcal iuues. Neldon Gets Extenaion LAS VIOA.8 CAP> -Dar· taJner W8JD9 Newton hu about two week• to conclude the pcareMle ol tlae Altddtn llDW, or Ule Ne¥ada Oaml• .Com· ..... ~ date tbe 8tl1p re- Mrt. Tb• comml11toa. decided ........... tbat all ..... ~ .... be ftled-JU. ., u. ftlJ allo ... '° -tbe ...... -·-...... tram .. ~a•••••• ••.t t.e Al'ldelllNID ___ mt..._ ........ , ............ ...... .:==:-OS&fll _. ~-- o.lty l>lMt SIMI ,._ MRS. BAKER (LEFT) WATCHES HARRIET LEWAN RECOUNT Her Friend Kay De Vita Also Observe• (center) Irvine Tabulation Of Voting Probed The Orange County Registrar of Voteu office must count ballots in Irvine municipal ele<-· lions occurring on the same day as statewide elections, accord· ing to Cit y C lerk Nancy Rowland. CouncJlman Larry Agran, up- set with the county 's performance ln tabulating the results of the June 3 City Council election, had asked Ms. Rowland to investigate whether her omee could count future local ballots. Irvine voters approved a prop- oslUon last November calling for local elections to be held in consolidation with statewide elections. The passage of the propoalUon meant that local ballots would be printed and counted by the county. 'J'he June 3 Irvine municipal election waa the city's first elec· Support Seen For Mondale WASHINGTON <AP) -Vice Presldlllat Walttr llODdale would bave 8ubl'.,,.•a1 ·~ amona Democratlc NatJooa1~ Conv..uon .._,._ II tbe party wwe to turn away from Prealdent Carter a1 tbe party's nommeet .. A.atoda&ed Prell lunef Cll ......... bal found. Md that'• bed ...... fair Siii. Bdwtrd II. K....-ly, wbaee •· a., hope for iM·BOliWaaUoa Nita OD Ctlts'I ...... IO ........ by u.it ......... CODv..U. a.& tile dele1•l•• will look for ............... lion conducted in this manner. It took the registrar's office 11 days to finalize the election re· suits. The official ballot count was especially important in Irvine where only 64 votes separated the third and fourth· place finishers in the race for three council seats. Coast Weather Variable cloudiness decreasing Tuesday. Tem- perature sllghUy moderat· ing with 10 percent chance of rain tonight. Lows tonight S8 at the beaches to 68 inland. Highs Tues· day low 70s to 90. ~ I 1 OM. y Ptl.0'1' ,..., ""'"'I), ,., lilll ....... ,,,.-.--JVST BREAICINC~-.---...., (;old Prices Clirnb, But Dollar We~ns LONDON lAP) -Gold roee mo,.. than $25 an OUM• In Euro~ today. reachtna its hilht':oit lt'vel ~l n<'e mid Ftibruary The dollar v.~ueMd sll1bU>• "W '" very bu.sy lndeecl." Hid one London 1old dealer u buy tn1 orders tept buWon markt'Lft hoppta1 Traden 1akt no par\J('Wat nt>wa dev•1opment prompted the sur1e But told prtC'e:s roseo aharpl)' m New York 'Friday. af\er the European market.I cl~f'd ln r't" J)()ft " to the announrt"ment that the U S.. trade deflclt was S3 98 billion In May. mor~ than double the dt'fktt lo April Gold tradt<I ln Zurich at ~ 50 London's fl\t' bullion houses fixed thto aft<'moon iOld priCt' at ~ 50 an oun«. up 118 Gold traded ln New York at $647 40, down t:2 60 Sll~r traded tn Ne ... York at Sl6 S7. do~n 8 ceonts ~ 1.....nu Haiti Pal••• hll•• 8GH • • TEL AVIV <AP > An lsnwh force raided u Palestm1an e • base m southern Lebanon befort> da" n toda). blo" mg up hou~es and kllhng a number of Arabs Thl' PLO said tht' l:,raehs lulled • 11 , mcluding rour <'hddren and two \\Omen i The cai,ualues also m<"luded '" e guernllas killed. two m1l>S , mg and two "ounded 1n tht• '11la~e of 1-:1t;in1eh. nl•ar the thl• : Qasm1eh Bndge about 17 n11lt'S north or the l"ira<"-h bord~r. ar rordmg to u spokt•smJn for \ as~t·r .\ra(at s Palt>i.t1ne Llbera- l1on Organ1111t1on 'Deee .1•11~ . .t rrra~ o,..,,. NEW \'ORK <APl Stock pnces fell sharply 1n moderate tr ad mg toda~. reflttttng concern over the t conomy and infla t1on The Dow Jones av~rage of 30 tndustrial stO<'ks lost 11 18 points to 870 65 after six hours of trading Ovt>rall. losing Issues outnumbered gainer~ Qy more than 3 to I on the Ne" York StoC'k E.~rhangt> Poiw·• ,.in, Fina'" Bra:u·, Bbiory BRASILIA. Brazil I AP > -Pope John Paul If flew to Brazil toda" for a 12·dav \isit to the world's largest Roman Catholi<' <'Ountrv and a so~1et\ d1v1ded by the poht1cal act1v1s m or the Brazilian bishops and· their priests The pontiff arrived in Brasilia. the capital. at m1d-<iay after an 11-hour night from Rome. Makmg the f1rst papal visit to Brazil in history. he was to tour 13 cities. open a national Eucharistic Congress of the 318 Brazilian bishops and celebrate 01asses attended by as many as 20 m1lhon of the country 's 100 1 milllon Catholics, with many millions more watching on ; television. I 1!. B~hll~'• 1t'el~o•.-of Srll•lda Sllf'JJrbe ~ MOSCOW <AP> -Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev. in a ' diplomatic surprise. personally welcomed Chancellor Helmut Schmidt al Moscow airport today as the West German leader ' arrived for two days of talks at which he planned to urge new U.S.·Soviet talks to reduce medium·range missiles m Europe. . West German sources interpreted Brezhnev's unexpected '. presence as an indication of the importance Moscow has placed . on the Schmidt visit. first by a major Western leader since the . Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan last December ~ ~ 1,500 Acres I (:barred by Brush Fires . . By The Associated Press ·As hot. smoggy weather con- tjn u ed to dry out Southern Qelifomia. nearly 1,500 acres of brush was burned by at least a dozen weekend fires. three of which remained out of control today Three fires were controlled this morning, and there were no injuries in any of the blazes or in a helicopter crash that occ~ed Sunday as 12 firefighters were being aJrlifted to a five-acre fire in a rugged Ventura County area n()rlh or Santa Paula, authorities said. The copter was extensively damaged. U S Forest Service spokeswoman Kathy Goode said Sunday "ft wai, making a landing and it started to roll down the hill and landed on its side," she said. Also, none of the fires burned aoy buildings, although some were threatened briefly in the largest of the blues -the 650- acre Sceruc Fire near Rubidoux in Riverside County. wh1ch Wall fi nally controlled at 3 a.m. today arter burning since 3 p.m . Sun- day. Nearby. the RaWesnake hre was controlled at 6 a m . It burned more than 350 acres. The Santa Paula fire, prob- ably resulting from an unat- tended campfire. was controlled at 6 a.m today. DAILY PILOT :~~~':~ .. ,.~ ... -:..~·.,:; 0.•"90 '-" .._,.,,,,.. ~Y ~r•l• Hil._ .,, -·--·· '"'°""' Fttdlly fOf c.o.t• Me ... -.... ~. Hum ..... Ofl lbtc:P.f'•w"t••ft Y•llty trv .. tt. l •Ov"• .. .c~tt C•tt1 & ~ r~t .. ,..,_ ., ::::=.s::~:~.-;,=~ .. '~,:;'."~' HO• ls.Ao""'' ..... t.lllllf"'•'1t1'i "" .. ':1.:.=-, .... c.r-. VKt P.tttOtftt •ltd Gt"f"M ~ n-•-li!Clll• T-•·---~ ... ldoW °"'"" '---""'-, ... 1104 ... I f'ro• ,...,,. .. 1 I BEACHES. • the harbor to flip over or caJ)61re and reported another two vessels floated aground on the jetty But boaters weren't alone m the problem category Lifeguards along the Orange Coa st puJled hundreds of swim· mers out or the strong rip cur· rents and swells that reached a maximum of eight fee t in l'Oewport Beach Jn Huntington Beach. where city guards said 35.000 beach fans turned out Saturday followed by 40,000 on Sunday. state and city lifeguards rescued more than 200 bathers . One early morning swi mmer. 40·year-old Joe Cab1bajal. was rescued by Huntington Beach maintenance worker Eric Cano. who noticed the v1ct1m strug- gling and swam to his aid. In Newport Beach. where 80.000 beac:h buffs s howed up Saturday C1nd 90.000 squeezed onto the sands Sunday. guards pulled 164 persons from the water LC1gunci Beacb lifeguards. patroll.Jng a stretch from CryslaJ Cove to South Laguna. rescued 241 bathers over the weekend a nd reported one bodysurfer. 23-year·oid Gino Barba of Duarte, suffered a possible broken neck In Laguna. 35.000 visitors i warmed onto the strand Satur· day and J0,000 showed up Sun· day. Further south, In San Clemente, 14,000 beachgoers turned out Saturday and 16,000 came to the beach on Sunday. Lifeguards reported so rescues for the weekend. Orange County Harbor patrolmen responded to a poat- ble boat fire off Newport Beach late Saturda)' but as they pulled near the vessel In question It turned out it was only the boat's bright light.a lbat bad aiven off the glare that bad caught their attention . ,,,. .. P.,,e A J TRIAL ••• old woman aboard Sml&b'• boa after forclna tbt defendant to lake tbe cnA to Ha. Tb• 1)r'OleCUtioa, bowev.,, bal contended that Smith alone enpneered Mlu Bealer'• ktd· nappln1 to collect $100,000 ransom from her bultn .. ema brother. U convicted or murder and kldnappln1 with 1peclal drcumaweea, Smltb cOuld be aenlelleed to die ln tbe Callfornia ... c:bember. He Ml alreedJ bem ~Yktld la , ....... eoart fl......,... to ..-t ....... flom Lmj Pox ol Anabldm. Mlle .....,, ...-. LIDO ISLAND Oetly ..... --.. Irani am Expel Russian By Tbe Auocla&ed Presa The Iranian government has ordered the expulsion of the first secretary of the Soviet Em busy in Tehran, the official Iranian n~s agency reported today The Soviet diplomat, Vladimir Galvanov, was arrested in the Iranian capital last week as he was exchanging "anti-Iranian Hepublic documents with a foreigner," said the report by Pars, the news agency. Tehran Radfo described them as "in- t e 1 Jigence documents ." but neither report gave details. Pars c;aid Galvanov was BLACK AREA MARKS MARINER'S MILE STRETCH OF NEWPORT BEACH WATERFRONT One Boat Yard Owner Say1 Plannena Don't Know a DlnoHur When They See One SHAH UNDERGOES MORE SURGERY-A4 deemed lo be an "unre liable diplomat" and was asked to leave Iran within 24 ho41's. 'It's a Dyi11g A.rt' Coast Plans Threaten Newport's Bocuyarc& M eanwhile . an bfficlal backtracked today on his threat to put U.S. Marine Michael Moeller on trial on charges or having had sexual relations with a young Iranian woman even if the other 52 American hostages are released. By STEVE MARBLE 01 -O.tly ,., ... SIAlfl Hank 1"1111. a well-mus<'lcd shipyard owner who &r<'w up breathing the salty gusts that sweep Newport Harbor. 1s the sort of man who has trouble completm~ a sentence without sandwiching in a four letter word or two. And when he talks of Newport's dwindling number of boat yards and the hardships they face. his sentences really start jamming up. ·'This has always been a rough trade." he says. rubbing a hand over rus crewcut. "but I always was able to take the bitter with the sweet. Now there's no sweet anymore." He points to an old photograph of the harbor. s napped long before he took over Boatswain's Locker. and fingers the yards that no longer exist. Most. he !lays, have been replaced by restaurants .. It ·s a dying art A dinosaur. Havmg a yard in the harbor 1s sort or like havmg a manure farm In the middle of Newport Center. His shipyard colleagues up and down the stretch or Newport waterfront known as Mariner's M1le claim Hill ls a man who knows what he's talking abou~ These days he's talking about a state-mandated local coastal plan. that Newport Beach, hke all California coastal towns. must com plete by the end of thP vP::i r Newport planners. sa) waterfront mile s hould be reserved for marine-related uses only. likl' boat yards. Hills claims the planners are out to lunch. "It gets me so bloody mad ... he begins. "Here come some planners telling us they're going to save us when the cow's already out the barn door and down the road two miles." Hill's theory is that private enterpnse should be left alone to either swim or sink. He !lays he doesn't need the state Coastal Comnission, wruch has final say on the coastal pla ns. te lling him "'hat to do. ''The kicker is that for years ever y agency you can think or has been coming down on us. putting on more restrictions and taxing u s like we were reatauranta. I Oe1ly ...... Si.ti - ·1rs LIKE A MANURE FARM IN NEWPORT CENTER' Boat Yard Owner Hiii: Treated Uk• an EndangeNd Bird ·we will not try Michael Moeller IC the parents of the seduced girl rorg1ve him," said All Akbar Parvaneh, a Justice M lnistry investigator in charge of the case against the 28-year- old sergeanl from Loup City, Neb. Moeller is accused of seducing and having sexual intercourse with a 23-year-old student iden- tified as Amaz A., who was hanged by her brother in March after she told him she was five months pre~nant. In the Islamic Republic of Iran, having sexual relations with an unmar- ried woman is a crime and car- ries a Jail sentence of up to 10 years. In an inverview with a re- porter m Tehran. Parvaneh said that if Moeller 's parenLc; come to Tehran and persuade the parents of the ·girl not to press the le~al action agam:-.t Moeller. Iranian penal law "permits u~ not to proseeutc him " Jn Nebraska, Dons Moeller , the hostage's mother, said m a telephone interview that she and h er husba.nD l'Ould COD.Sider travelinRta Jtan 'There are a lot of 'ifs' there", she said of Parvaneh's !..tatement. ··rm not going to say yes or no. I ha\(' to think <tbout this and I'd dehn1tel} hJve to h3V<' C'Onf1rmat1nn from tht• St<1te Department fn Was h1n1?ton. the StJtt· Department reiterated it!-> op- po:-1t1on to .1 trial of .iny of the ho~t<1~t."". mC'ludmg Mo<'llcr A 'pokt.•i,man pointed out that the hostages. including Moeller. are under diplomatic immunity and under international law cannot han \o gt·t t"o guy., to 'land did a pretty good job of 1t." he be placed on tn<.il then "1th ..i hose und spray Sa\'i, watching as bis crane Parvaneh in a telephone in- do" n thl' duq because the ho1o;ts a boat from the water. terview Sunday said he ques· gonmm£'nt'!> afraid 1t 'o; going to "We know what we're doing tioned the Marine at the kill J ~eai::ull nr '"mt'thm.: · and we'll keep doing 1t if we can, American Embassy and he de· Ht' admit., h1' Mmplamts are but it's ins ulting having niedthecharge ~ma II one . but ., ci ys. when !>Omeone try mg to legislate u.5, they 're all lumped together . they trying to turn Newport into some · But I have enough eviden<'e tell the story :-.terlle hospital room." to send him to court," said The bottom line. Hill says. 1s Hill wa1lts across his lot to the Parvaneh "We are waiting for that he and his fellow tradesmen drive"ay on Coast Highway and the Parliament vote on the want to be left alon<'. want the squints mto the sun. He says hostages. If they decide to put freedom to lease an office to an that years ago he knew everyone the hostages on trial, Michael msurance agent to help pay the alongtfusstretchofh1ghway. Moeller will be tried for two bills or even tum the place into "You walk into the places that crimes. espionage and an Illegal a restaurant 1f 1t comes to that. are st.Ill around and you find the sexual affair. If the parliament The coastal plan could block ~ame old guys In there . You get releases the Americans, we will that the reeling that when we go, the keep Moe.lier to try him for com- "Now. all of a sudden these "We made th1s harbor and we whole thing will go." mltting a sexual crime " damn planners come crawlints _____ ------------==----=----------------- down from San Francisco and have 1t in their heads that we're cute or something and want to save us like we're a bunch or endangered birds." Hlll. who came to Newport with his family during World War II when hi11 father gave up on Loi Angeles and turned to boat work, says the run and the profit.a have gone out of the boat repair trade. He says he wu forced to pay $5,000 to build a catch basin near hta property's bulkhead and has to sheU out another $100 a year ror a discharge permit. He claims he doesn't need the catch basin and doeln't d.iacbarae lato the water. He contends that ·'the cops give me hell" wbeD be'• forced to block traffic o n Coast Hlabway ln order to maneuver lar1e boata lnto bis lot. He H1• be bad plaAa for H.PJnd1.a1 bll yard and eveo wrdea&na tb• driveway but 1ueked ~ away ftvt yean ••o W~ '9• towid out bow muy •1•• be'd have to '° Uuwlb. .. . .. . -g.., tba llmllle chores, like Hndlnl down a huD or aprayinl a boat, bave become toiulb. be H)'I. Calvin Klein J~. The great S..pocket western jean wfth a trim silhouette. AtSGA~AG~ 66 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (71446'4·7030 ... •r l !(' .. , died to J• .. , • .., bat now I llaH to pat ap bulb. plude ....... l ioe't •• .,... • .u .. ~err·••u. .... taunntMStelaOi. ''W1-INDddowaaboal.,I ~ . Cokn: Indigo, 8'eeched Indigo, Whlte and Khaki. f J' H . . ·( Your Hometow. Dally New8pap•r Lagana/South Coast VOL 73, NO. 182, 3 SECTIONS, 29 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENT! Laguna Sets Up C •• 1·1s1S 'Loophole' Re1Poncitn1 to the 1pendln1 llmitaUoo.s Imposed by pasta&• of PropoaJUon 4 that t•ke effed Tueaclay. U\e La1una Beach. City Council has creat~ 10 aepuate contlnaency reser ve accounts that are exempt from the new law By changing the status of the nearly S2 million m city money from fund accounts to contlngen· cy reserve accounts, the city will be able to malte appropri•· tlona from the r•aerves without beln1 subject to the new Umilallom. This will mainly affect un- bud1euid e~pend1tures such as money for nooct damage. parks acqul.siUon, drainage Improve- ments and other maintenance and replacement procedures. For instance, If the city needs to 11pend more than· is allowed under ProposiUoo 4. to repair damaced facilities due to nooct- ing, it can do so by drawinl from the ~rve accounts. Under Proposition 4, expend· tlures made by state and local governments from "proceeds of tues" are limited to an amount determined each y ear by a formula that includes total tax revenues. population and the cost or li vinlc. The new law dertnes "pro- ceeds ol taxes" as all lax rev- enues. proceeds from reg- ulatory licenses and user rees that amount to more than the cost lo pn>vide the service. Following the Proposition 4 formula, last year's covemment e tpenditures would have been limited to an Increase of 12 per- cent more than the previous year had the initiative been in efrect. State and city omcials estimate this year's allowable increase will also be around 12 percent. However . reserves established prior to Tuesday for contingen- cy. emergency. self -insurance, capita l improvements and capital replacements will not fall under the limita tions this year . But once the money in the con- tingency reserve accounts has been s pent, additional funds cannot be added . In e ffect. the loophole provides cities with the opportunity to spend money take n in befo re passage of Proposition 4 last November. Welfare Abortions Ban Upheld Took Doeuments Iran Expels Sovkt Envoy By The Associated Press The Iranian government has ordered thC' ~xpuls1on of the fi rst secretary of the Soviet E mbassy ln Tehran. the orricial Iranian nttws agency reported today. The Soviet diplomat, Vlawmir l/JeaChgoers 11 Bothered Galvanov. was arrested in the Iranian capital last week as he was exchanging "anti-Iranian Republic documents with a foreigner." said the report by Pars. the news agency. Tehran Radio described them as "in- t e 11 i gence documents." ,but neither report gave details. Pars said Galvanov was SHAH UNDERGOES MORE SURGERY-A4 deemed to be an "unreliable diplomat" and was asked to leave Iran within 24 hours. o.ily -'"'" .._ KIRK ANO KENNY 8LA8CHKE ARE READY TO 00 IN SOAP BOX DERBY TRIALS Medicaid Liability Rellloved W ASHJNGTON 'AP I -The federa l government does not. have to pay •for most abortions wanted by women on welfare. a closely d1v1ded U S Supreme Court ruled today By a 5-4 vote. the Justices up held as const1tut1on al the so- called Hyde amendment. a con- g res s 1on a I r estri c tion on Medicaid spending for abor - tions The government has been forced to pay for most Medicaid abortio ns request ed sin ce Fe bruary when the Supreme Court refused to PoStPone the ef· .. ·By Winds Meanwhile. an official backtracked today on h1a threat to put U.S . Marine Michael Moeller on trial on charges or having had sexual relations with a young Iranian woman even if the other S2 American hostages are released. Annual Orange County Event Planned for July I In Laguna NIOHf 1,500 Acres Charred by Brush Fires Brotkers Vie USE BALLOT CLOUT, PRO-UFERSURGED-A3 rect of a federal trial judge's striking the Hyde amendment, na med for its original sponsor, Rep. Henry Hyde. R-lll. 1 By STEVE MARBLE Of die OellJ ~ ... SIMI ~Thousands of hardy achgoers along the Orange ast put up with 2S mile per ur winds, light rain and sticky tropic-like conditions over the weekend. Lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported full houses at the strand despite the changeable and sometimes un- pleasant weather. Wind pl ayed havoc with weekend boaters including a pair of Long Beach me n who found themselves m trouble Sun· d ay when their cat a maran flipped over about 10 times off Huntington Beach. Guards reported that while one of the boaters, Gary Freezy. was able to right the cata maran. his companion, Ted Lacy, was unable to climb back on the boat and was left behind. Freezy, officials said, sailed lo shore for help. But whHe he was notifying the Orange County Harbor Patrol, an all-day fishing vessel spotted the str anded boater ana pulled him lo safety. In Dana Point, Orange County Sheriff deputies s a id the stiff wind caused about 15 boats in the harbor lo flip over or capsize and reported a n other two vessels floated aground on the jetty. But boaters weren't alone in the problem category. Lifeguards along the Orange Coast pulled hundreds or swim· Jners out of the strong rip cur- rents and swells that reached a maximum of eight reet In Newport Beach. Jn Huntington Beach, where city guards said 35,000 beach tans turned out Saturday followed by 40,000 on Sunday. state and city lifeguards rescued more than aoo bathers. ' One early momina swimmer, '°·year-old Joe Cabt~aJ, was rescued by Huntlnfton Beach maintenance worker Erle Cano, who not.iced tbe victim 1tn11· <Bee BEACH.ES. Paae AZ> "We will not try Michael Moeller if the parents of the seduced girl forgive him." said Ali Akbar Parvaneh, a Justice Ministry investigator in charge or the case against the 28-year· old sergeant from Loup City, Neb. Moeller is accused or seducing and having sexual intercourse with a 23-year-old student iden- tified as Amaz A., who was hanged by her brother in March after she told him she was rive m o nths pregnant. In the Islamic Republic of Iran, having sexual relations with an unmar- ried woman is a crime and car-(See IRAN, Page AZ) 4 Recounts Begun by Registrar Orange County election of· ficials have begun a recount of four races involving a Democra tic pres idential aspirant. an Irvine city council candidate and two municipal ,court judgeships. A spokeswoman for the Registrar of Voters said today the recounts would be done almaltaneously. Irvine City Council candlclate Dave Baker, who lost to lncum· bent Councilwoman Mary Ano. Galdo by eo votes, la one of thole who asked for a vote recount. Another recount involved pres- idential contender Lyndon LaRoucbe, whole vote count lo ttie 38th congreulonaJ diltrict was lowered by about 7,000 votes because ot what county election ornclall termed • computer er· ror in the orilinal tabulation. A• a rel\lft., LaRoucbe failed to win aa a detesate to the Democrat.le coaventlon lD New YMlDAupit. Two other reeounta lnn&ved conte1ted racet for Oran1• CoUDb' Cemral llanlclpal Court. TboM ,..,.,, ~ti are at- tol'M)' BobbY Yomb&Oocl. wbo Iott to lnnmbmt Juqe IUctwd Orosco by 217 votea, and at· tomey Dan Duteber, wbo failed to force • rilllolf ac•ln•t lncum- bent Jud.. Carl !'rank by a -.voe. ..... TboH 11eldnJ tbe recount from the Jae I eleetlon muat pa1 t.bt reptnf't ottlce $2'75 per dQ for a nt'OUllt. TM IP&enoman for tM ,... ~u ~ vaten otftce 1ald t.b:ll ilDor1dq .... dtd not know bow i.1 tM recount.I would take. By The Associated Press As hot, smoggy weather con- t inued to dry out Southern California, nearly 1,500 acres of brush was burned by al least a dozen weekend fires. three of which remained out of control today. Three fires were controlled this morning. and there were no injuries in any of the blazes or in a helicopter crash that occWTed Sunday as 12 firefi ghters were being airlifted to a five-acre fire in a rugged Ventura County area north of Santa Paula. authorities said. The copter was extensively da maged, U.S Forest Service spokeswoman Kathy Goode said Sunday. "It was making a landing and it started to roll down the hill and la nded on its side," she said. Also. none of the fires burned any buildings, although some were threatened briefly in the largest of the blazes -the 650- acre Scenic Fire near Rubidoux in Riverside County, which was finally controlled at 3 a.m. today arter bumlng since 3 p.m . Sun· day. Nearby. U\e Rattles nake fire was controlled at 6 a .m . It burned more than 350 acres. The Santa Paula fire, prob· ably resulting from an unat· (See naES, Pace AZ> Road Hog On Freeway Pede1trlan1, even the four-leaaed variety, are not allowed OD the It.ale's freewaya. So when the San Clemente police di•· patcher received a call of • pl1 nlklnl lD the south· bound lan• of the San Dleao Freeway. the promptl7_ ~ailed the Callfonda m,Jlw .. •y Patrol. Deputlea found t h e 1mmal IU'olllq aJoGa th• buay f reew.ay 1outb of Camino de l!:atrella Prl· d•l m_Ol'J1la1. IDd •P· prehended the o«...ct.r. The anim•I wu taken to Sin Clemente'• tem· porary lbetter aOd police later deliveNd U.. pta to lb• CoaDlY poke,. Soap Box Race in Niguel By DON CHAPMAN °' .. o.ltr -llMf When the flag goes down at the regional soap box derby race in Laguna Niguel July 6. the Blaschke brothers of San Juan Capistrano will be there. Kenny and Kirk Blaschke will be competing for the second time in the regional race. aim· ing for a trip to Akron. Ohio for the National Champion Soap Box Derby in August. Kenny. 12, and Kirk, 11, will be up against about 30 other youngsters in the Junior d1v1sion of the two-division race. to be held on Aliso Creek Road near La Paz Road. The 900-foot-loog course has just the Mght incline for soap box derby racing , for non· powered, gravity-driven cars. officials said. More than 750 spe<"tators are npected to watch the rompell· lion, involving boys and girls from ages 10 to 12 in the Juruor division and 13 to 15 in the seruor division. Kirk, wbo Hniahed fourth In the race last year. feels be has a good shot at the number one spot and a trip to Akron. ··A lot or people who were good last year in the <Orange County) junior division are in the senior dlvlalon now." he sald. And, though Ulla year's race Includes youngsters from neighboring counUes for the first time, Kirk 1UU fMla he has a good chance. Tbe bl'Othen tot involved in aoap box derby raclag at their father's su11eatlon. Richard Blucbke bad remembered soap box derby e•ents in East Hartford, Coan., where be grew up. Lut 1ear Richard helped Ken· ny and Kltk build their "kit cart" from All American Soap Box Derby. Junior dJvlaloo com- petlton bu.y the kit CUI for S5(). They thin buy their own wood and build the veblde. lama~ Quelled $ALEM, Ore . <AP> AutbortUea at the Orqon SUlt.e Penttentlary were searching celll ad lnt.ervtewtn1 lnmai. Suft4a)' ta an lnv .. u1at1on ot an inmate dlaturbance tbat led 1uardl to .,... • cellblock nr- inl abo&,_. late Frlday. Six ln· maw. wre ltdund rrtday ln' the C.,., MC) a Hveet.h WU be9ten tit fellow Inmate., of· nclai.Nld. • Senior d1v1s1on racers usual!)' construct cars from scratch. Some come up with speeds close to 30 mph The boys and the1 r father spent about three months build· m g the <'ar and this year re· painted 1t If Kenny deddes to go mto the senior d1v1 s1on next year. he would probably have to build another C'ar "I could race with a JUntor division C'ar." he said. "but I wouldn't have much of a chance to win." The cars in both d1v1s1ons are cherked out by ofric1als before the race to make sure every- thing 1s as it s hould be For instance. the boys said. a few years back ooe r acer had a magnet.le block m has car The device was designed to thrust the car forward as a gate al the starting line was released. ThlS wtll be the 15th year for t he Or a nge County regional race The event has in recent years been s upported financially by R . G. Canning Enterpnses of Maywood. Police Nab 2Suspects In LB Holdap Newport Beach police have apprehended two· "men charced with robbing a Laguna Beach jewelry store Saturday of more than $12.000 worth of mercban- dlse. A Laguna )\each police spokesman said Robert David Work, 29, and Donald Paul Clow, both ol South Laeuna were taken into cuatody by Newport police at 2 :30 p.m., about two bows after the robbery took place. Pollce alle1edty found the ltema taken from the Cherry Moon Jewelry atore at m South Cout Hlpway ln the vehicle the men were driving. Wlt.Dellel told police two men nttJng the 1uspect's description pulled up in front of the at.ore and one man entered the Ito.re carrying a piatoJ. Accord.ins to police, the CUD· man ordef'ed aeveral cuatomen lulde the aotry to Ue on the floor wblle the cleric fllled 1 paper bat .ttb Jewelry. Police aald all the Jewelry was recovered. Bail for the 1uapect.a WH M& at $25,000 •ac.b . Now. Congr ess can resume withholding such money. The court majority said in- d1 v1dual states a lso are under no le~a l obligation to pay for those mediralfy necessary abortions the federal government wishes not to fund. About one-third or the more than a million legal abortions performed in the United States ea<'h year s ince 1973 have been ror women on welfare . For the 31 months 1t was m effe<'t, the Hyde amendment reduced the number of Medicaid abortions to fe wer than 2.000 per year . The annual <'Ost to Medicaid program. a federal-state pro- gram, dropped from some $50 million a year to an estimated $300.000 Attached to the budget for (See ABORTION, Page AZ) Plastic Sheets Hazard on Slopes Those huge plastic sheets used by hillside homeowners to keep their slopes intact following last winter's rains, pose a danger now that summer has arriv~. San Clemente police urge ho m eowne rs lo remove the plastic sheeting. s aying children playing on the hillside might be endangered by rattlesnakes liv- ing under the hot plastic. Coast WeatJler Variable cloudiness decreasing Tuesday. Tem- perature slightly moderat- ing with 10 percent chance of rain tonight. Lows tonight S8 at the beaches to 68 inland. Highs Tues- day low 70a to 90. IMJmE TOD~ 'Y ~for another bfoch? In obotd tuio wnlu, l/OU'U how CGpUCrQlllO Bfocla Parle. S.t llM'JI, Phoco. Pao-At. . . • ~--JUST BREAK/NC----... Lot• Nma '""" , ............ .,..,., ...... dnwlop11""'4 • • Gold Prices Cli1nb, Bui, Dollar Weakens 1 l.ONOON (AP • Oold rost' m<>rt" than $25 an ounce ln r;urope today ~achlnR 1l6 tu • lnf'I •m<'t' mid t•ebruary • Tht" dol~r ~alcc"n~ sll1ht1y : "We'~ VCt") busy &.ndffd. aa.td OM Loodoo lcMd <Maler U : buying Oir'dt>n llept bullloft martleta hoppln1 } Traden said no partJcular o.wi. do lopaumt prompted lbe 1urge But &aid prlt'~1' roee sharply In New York P'riday , alter t th~ Eu.NPt"an markt!t.s cl~C'd in rMPOnSe to lbe announcement I that t.tw-U S tr ad.-dt'ftdt wu $3 96 b\lllon In May . more thlan ; double~ de!1t·1t m Apnl Gok1 track"d rn Zunch at $8$9 50 I London's ftve bwUon bou ~ f1u-d the •tit-moon a old pnce J 11t SM3 SO an ount't', up SJ6 f GcMd traded 1n Nt.-w York at S&Z. up S2 1 S1lvu traded m New Yol1t at 116 ~7. down IS cent. ~ i I•• tW'fis lltd4 P9'#•fbela11 ·~ • TEL AVIV !AP> -An Israeli force raided a PalesUoian 1 base in southern Lebanon before dawn today. blow mg up bouses ; and killing a number of Arabs. The PLO s1ud the Israelis killed 111. inclwhng four ctuldren and two women ; The casualUes also included five guer rillas killed, two m iss· 11ng a nd tl4 o wounded 1ll the village or E1tan1eh. near the the • Qas m1eh Bndge about 17 miles north or the lsraell border. ac :cording to a s poke:.man for Vasser Arafat's Palestine Libera :t1on Orgaruiat1on. 11~ Gttt• Popular I~ Spa JACUMBA <APJ The Jacumba spa, a tourist bathhouse built in 1921. was gutted by rare today but its block walls re- mained s tanding The blaze aC'ross the street from the Jacumba Hotel was fought b} volunteer.. Crom Jacumba, Potrero, Boulevard and Campo No in1unes were reported T he cause of the fire was not 1mmed1ately determined but v. as beh(•\ed to have be<-n electrical Pope·• \.'bit E'lrsi In Bro~lrs Bblof11 BRASILIA. Brazil fAPl -Popt• John Paul II flew to Brazil toda> for a l2·dav v1l>1l to the world ·s largest Roman Catholic country and a society d1v1ded by the pollt1cal activism of the Brazilian bishops a nd their pnests. The pontiff arrived in Brasilia. the capital. at mid-day after a!}. ll·hour flight from Rome. Makmg the h rst papal visit to J!razil in history. he was to tour 13 cities. open a national J:ucharistic Congress of the 318 Brazilian bishops and celebrate masses attended by as many as 20 m1 lhon of the country's 100 million Catholics. with many m1lhons more v.atchmg on t elevision. . BN"":hner·• R'el~onee al .4't<-hnddt Surprise · MOSCOW <AP> Soviet President Leonid I Brezhnev. 1n a c 1plomat1c surprise, personally welcomed Chancellor Helmut Schmidt at Moscow airport toda) a~ the West German leader !.arrived for two dci)s of talks lil 14hach he planned to urge new .l' S Soviet talks to reduce medium rcinge missiles in Europe : West G1:rman sources mterprett'd Brezhnev's unexpected )>resenC'e as an ind1cat1on of the importance Mosco"' has placed pn the Schm1rlt \'l'>lt. farl>t by a ma1or We5tern leader :.ance the f;ov1el m1htary intervention 1n AJ~hanastan last Decemtx-r Shroud 'Real' Evidence of "Ti1ne of Christ' ' ' ..lC'HICAGO CAP > A l..oyolJ _i,tmversit~· rc:-.earchcr say!> he hos evidence the pol.SI b1hty of coins placed over the eyes or Jt-sus to support a claim that tbe Shroud of Turin v. as Chn!>t s burial cloth. The Rev FranC'IS L Filas. m a copyrighted pamphlet re. leased today. says several tiny marks on the shroud have btton almost posit1velv 1dentif1ed as the impressions or a coin mint· ed during the reign or Pontius P il ate. Roman governor of Pd l estine, around 30 A.D Bat;>Hcal scholars believe Christ 14 as cruc1f1ed at about that tame after being sentenced by P al.ate The shroud as an ancient burial cloth. about 14 feel by 31.-z feet. which has been kept in a cathedral m Turin, ltalv. since 1578 The cloth bearl> the se-paa colored outhne of a man. and a ~e~ of what appear to be blood l>Wiins near the figure's head. ~Hie. hands and feet According to Filas, photo· .:raphic negatives of the shroud ~how that over the fi gure's nght eye, there appear marks re- l>em bling a small staff and four Gteek letters, part of the m· scr1pt1on "Of Tibenas Caesar " Coio experts say the staff. called a "lituus ... appears only on coin s mmted during Pilate's reign. 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'>J ad he d1scovcn' ar C'td<>ntally m August 14 h1Jc ex a m1ning an enlargement of the fagure·s facC' With the help of a Chicago- area com dealer. f'1l as matched the markings on the shroud with a ty pe of coin minted only between 30 A D. and 32 A D. In addition. F'llas says, a curved o utline near the mark ings matches the clipped edge or an almost adenllcal existing com from the rt!i~ of Pilate lie spe<·ula ted thcit the roms w t.'rc placed over the body's t-) es to keep them closed in death_ lie said this theory 1s sup- ported b:-the fmdmgs of a group or sc 1enus~ who examined the :-.hroud m 1978. The sc1entLSt.s, in the June issue of National Geo- graph.tc, reported that two three- d1men.sional "buttons" appeared to have been placed over the eyes of the body that was wrapped in the shroud. They <'oncluded that Imprint on the cloth was the 1mpress1on or a three·dimensional figure that had been wrapped m the cloth The sc1ent1sts said they could not determine exactly how the 1mpnnt wal> made Fro• Page Al BEACHES. • gling and swam to hls aid. In Newport Beach , where 80,000 beach bulb showed up Saturday and 90,000 squeezed onto the sands SUoday. guards pulled 164 persona from the water. La~~:: Beach lifeguards, patro a stretch from Crystal Cove to South La1una, rescued 241 batben over the weekend and reported oae bodyaurfer, 23 -year·old Gino Barba of Duarte, suffered a poaalble broken Deelk. In Lacuna. 35,000 visitors swanned oato UM.strand Satur· clay aad ao,ooo abowed up Sun· claf. Further aoutb, la San Clemente, 14,000 beau1oera turned out Saturday aad JI.GOO came to the beach on Sunday. Lllesuardl reported 50 reeeues for the weekeod. Oran1• County Harbor patl'OlmeD retponded to a DC*&· bl• boat Rn off Newport 8eac:b la&e Sa1urda)' but .. t.beJ Dulled Mar the veael lD .q\Mlltlon lt blrMd OUl it WU only the boat'I ""-llcbt1 that had Ci"" otf tM ,sft that had caupt their at ....... ABORTION .... &Mn ~ tM Dtpartment of Health. Sducatlon and Welfare. U.. 1mtodment wu paned by Con1re11 In 11'7e. Vark>wl venlons of It have been enacted for ucb fiscal year 1lnC4" theft The 1pendln(l rHtrktlon for fl ca.I ~ar 197'8. upheld by UH! court tod•y. barred Medicaid spendina for abortiooa un1esa a wo man's life would be en· d .. ngered by chlldblrth. ln cues of promptly reported rape or in- cest. or when two doctors said cb1ldb1rt.h would callff ''severe and loog·lasting physical health dam ages to the motl'ler.'' Congress last year ag~ on an even more restrictive spend· ang ban. eliminating the "seve~ and long-lasting physical health damages" word.l.Dg Writing ror the majority, Ju:_.llce Potter Stewart said the spi.'ndmg restnction -imposed eve n for some ··medically· necessary" abortions -does not run afoul of the Constitution or Title 19 of the Social ~urity Act. the Medicaid law. His opinion made 1t clear that individual stat es a lso are under no legal obligation to pay for those medically necessary abor- t ions the federal government wishes not to fund. Until today. 10 stalt>S and the D1str1ct or Columbia have made local Medicaid funds regularly a v ailable for abortions. even when the Hyde amendme nt's ef feet was drying up federal rWld· ing Now. t.hose states will come under heavy political pressure to follow the federal govern- ment's lead. f'ro•P~.41 IRAN ... nes a j&1l sentence of up to 10 years In an 1nverv1e.,., with a re porter tn Tehran. Parvaneh s&1d that if Moellers parents come to Tehran cind persuade the pa ren~ of the girl not to press the leRal action cigamst Moeller. Iranian penaJ law •·permits us not to prost'<'utc ham .. In Nebraska. Dons Moeller. \hi' hostage's mother. sa id m a tt•lephone mterv1e"" lhal she and her husband would conside r travelln~ w Iran. "There are a lot of 'ifs' there". she said of Parvaneh's statement. "I'm not going w say ves or no I have to think about ih1s and I'd definitely have to havt-conf1rmat1on from the State Department " In Washingt on , the State Departmt.·nt reiterated its op po:-.1t1on to a tnal of Jn) of the ho'>tages, mcludtni;: Moeller A ~pokc5man pointed out that thl· hostages. tncludang Moeller. are under diplomatic immunity and under tntcmattonal law cannot be placed on tnal Pananeh tn a telephone tn· terv1ew Sunday said he ques· t1oned the Marine a l the /\ merican Embassy and he de· n aed the charee Two Marines Injured in Cycle Crash Two Camp Pendleton Marines were injured early Sunday dur- ing a pursuit on Coast Hi1hway 1n South Laguna, a fter the motorcycle on which they were nding crashed inoo a car sloWlllg for an emergency vehicle . Bruce Christopher Cote, 20. was reported in good condition 1n the base hospital while DaVld Hinsey, 20. was treated and re- leased Officers said the motorcycle collided near 10th Street with a i::ar driven by Frank Thomas VillelU , 32, or Capistrano Beach. He was not injured. they said. Cote was reportedly arrested on charges of driving under the influence 0( alcohol and HinHy was reportedly arrested on charges of being drunk in public. Anxiousness Results in SC Mishap When police uked a lf'OUJ> of partypn to &eave the area ol a north Sen Clemente 1at.hertn1 earlr, Sunday. they pl"ONbly dido t count on the enthwdaam of One .,.,UClpurt. San OemeoC. police Hid they arri•ed at tile comer ot Vla llan1aa ._ Via Del Campo after' nrida!lbt after NC!ttv· 8 C.'OIDplaillt Of loud DJm.lC. la• tb• part11oera wen uHd to dilpene, oae partid· pant rtn bil pickup truck lDto a parked Volltlwaaen, police aald. The =Cl HDt tbe UDOC· cupled le about toO yardl down an embukmeot. It eame to net ln &be ...-srowu.. .4t Dedi~ation David and Julie EisenhowN ~tand outside the Eisenhower farm home in Gett ~ -.burg prior to d~dicat1on of the home by the U .S. National Pt1rk St:n ice. The home has been turned into a museum Sioux Win Millions For Dakota I.ands WASlflNGTO!'J (AP 1 SN- thng a controversy l>parked b) Custer's las t ~land . tht-l S Supreme Court ordert'-d the l(O\ · emment today to pa) tht· Sanux lndlan Nation mort· than $100 million for Black l11 lh land taken from Lht' tnbe over 100 :iears a~o The S. l dec1s1on upholdJOR a t; S Court of Claims finding capped 60 yc·ar. of hti~ataon It 1:. a landmark in Indian lav. ...if fectmg m any othf'r pend1n,g claims datm~ to the Indian w,Jr. or the 1~ and repri'wnl' tht· largest Jud~menl t.•\er .1'4<1rdod by the claim:> court The h.tg.h court ruled that the l 'n1lcd State-; nwes lht· S10Ul( $17 5 mlllJoo for 7 J m1ll1r1n J< ~ an Snuth Dakota which 11 ~e1u~1 an 1877 and mlt•n·'t "'h11 h .,., tll total morc than $100 m1lhon l.Jw~t.·rs for th<' Sioux :-.aid th<' al4ard v.111 bt·ndat about 60000 tribal members The case. which had t>e('n in the courts since Congress pa..:_.sed :J special 3{'t allowtnR the suit 1n 1920. turned on the que:.llon of .,., hethcr the ~over n ment s breaking of an 1868 treaty 141th the Indians amounted to a "tak- ing " or their land. requiring Just compensation · under the 5th Amcndmt.·nt The Supreme Court decision. Oemente Man Lo8es Silverware A San Clemente man returned home Sunda\ to find more than Sl.800 tn silverware and other belongings m1ssanR from has house. DaVld Sharhng, who hv~ Ul th e 200 b lock of Aven1da Presidio. told police thieves made off wtlh cryl>lal. plates. cups and silverware .... r1 tlf'n hv J u,t1Ct' Ha rry A lllackmuri ~ai d an 1877 art v. h1rh had th•· 1·Hl:ct of abroRat ar1~ t ht· tro•at~ · dad nnt t-He<-t a nwn• 'hani.:t• an tht• form of an \ t•,tm1·nt or Inda an tribal prop '"' J~ th1· i;(O \f'rnment c l.11ml'l\t· occupation ol th•· :-0.a()W( b}' the i'·ort Lararrue Treat\ of 1868.' lhE' court srud That laking implied an ob- llf!at1on on th~ part of the eov· • rnment w make 1o:st com~· lion to tbe SH>ox Nation, and that obhgatl<>n, including an award of 1nt<>rest. must now. at last. be r J td tht' court said 11~atal Crash Hospitalizes Driver of Car A Dana Point woman ~mall\S 1n stable but guarded cond.JlJon at South Coast Medical Center an South Laguna rerovermg from anJ ura es s he s uffered 1n an automobile accident m which her v1s1ting 11 year-old brotMr v. JS killed Julie Ann Taylor. 22. was re· J)<1rtedh· drtvm~ her sports car on South Coast Highway near \\ a H' Street m Laguna Beach ~Jturday when her vehicle 'truc k a telephone pole. The auto rolled over three times, poll1<'l' :.aid Dead at the scene was Steven T<ty lor. of Poplar Bluffs. Mo. The accident occurred at 3 a .m. Pohce said the youth suffered massive head and neck an1unes, resultm~ in has death. Calvin Klein Jeans. The grear 5-poci<et western teen with a trim silhouette. Colors: Indigo, Bleached Indigo, White and KhakJ. ~ ..................... . cl• OWD1r1 cMc1IMd to me • n-a. port, aeeorclt.q to polta. I • ,,,. .. P.,,e A J FIRES .•• tended camdtre, WU ~ at s a .m. today. T wo blazes -the Ught.nlng· caused Stubby fire near Beau- mont and the Hermit 'a Bench flre I n Andreas Canyon southwest 0( Cathedral City - were still oul of control today after consuming more than 100 acres each. There was no estimated time 0( containment for ell.her fire, said state Depart- ment ol Forestry spokeswoman Mary Gardner. "It was watershed that hasn't burned in 35 years." she said of the Stubby fire. which ataf'Ud at 10:45 p.m. Sunday. Some 185 firefighters were at· tacking that blue in steep ter· rain. A fire near NorC'O was con- tained at 160 acres Sunday night. Lightning caused several s m all fires in the Bautista Can- yon area southeast of Hemet on Sunday. Thunder and Jlghtning storms with measurable rain hit Palm Sprangs Sunday afternoon, touching off s mall brus h fires w es t or the city, state firefighters said. There were no injuries in the blazes. A brush fire in Los Angeles' G riffilh Park blackened fi ve acres in half an hour before 1t was contamed by 16 city fire companies. with no injuries re- ported It wa~ <1mong several minor grass fires in Los Angles and San Bernardino counties which wercqu1cklytonta1ned. The fin.~ (•a me on the third straight dciy or near 00 -degree heal that sent hundreds or t housand.'! to the beach under a cloud of first stage smog alerts and 100.degrcc lC'mperatures in - land ' The m e rcury hit 89 in downtown Los Angeles on Sun- day. down 10 degrees from Saturday's record·breakmg 99- deR ree reading_ The National Weather Service and the Air Quality Manage- ment Oastnct offered little p~ pect for relief, predactin~ more 'ffiOR alert.., and tcmperawre11 in 1h1.-ha~h 80s an d r11d -to· uppi>r·90<. \tnn • than likcl), Tuesday anri Wf"dn<'~day \\>Ill prohahly..,.. mor•· of the .,;im1·. 11rnhahh tt1•r ." :;:.1111 th4· J\Q MIJ's \rmandn Zuma}...t Portland Faces Smog . ; PO RTLAND, Ore. (J\P) - Stall' cnvtronmental officials ex ll'nded an air pollution alert for two Po rtl:ind area counties throuRh today and warned that \tount St Helens· volcanic dust C'nuld prompt alert!> through thC' 'umml·r ThP alert an Multnomah and Was hington countle<; was ex· tended be(-ause of the gritty dust that has be(-n dried by balmy t<·mperaturec; and kicked into the air bv summer breezes. said Mark Fritzler. of the state Department of Environmental Quality He srud the alert.c; are likely to <'o ntinue. ex.:cpt when r ams keep du.'lt part1clt''i in the air to a minimum Jobs Program Budget Approved Trustees of the Capistrano· La guna Beach Regional Occupa- t1opal Progra,._. have aP.pro\·ed a $943,898 t.entative budget for 1980·81 The board plans further re· view of the budget before final adoption later th1s summer. ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEwPORT BEACH C714l 64.$.70ao VOL n. HO. 1~ 3 YCTIONS, a PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Supreme Court Ruling Medicaid Funding Denied WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe federal government does not have to pay for most abortioos wanted by women oo welfare, a closely divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a :>-4 vote. the justices up- h eld as constitutional the so- called Hyde amendment, a con· gressional restriction on Medicaid spending for abor· tions. The government bas been forced to pay for most Medicaid abortions reques t ed sin ce February when the Supreme 11911y~-,... CITY PAINTS TOO MUCH RED OH CORSICA PLACE CURBS Resldentlal Periling Po8cy Review Trtggered Retl-f aced Painters To Fix Curb Error Costa Mesa Traffic Depart· ment officials, whose faces are as red as a curb inadvertently painted by city crews last Thurs- day. plan to make things right this week. Rock Miller, city traffic engineer. said the portion of the curb painted red in front of Ralph Coplan's home at 1621 Corsica Place will be repainted gray. A traffic crew inadvertently painted in front of Coplan's home in extending no-parking red curbing beyond the property of n eig hbor Josephine McMullen. She sought the no-parking zone, Miller said, because neighbors' can project into her driveway. Coast Weat•er Variable cloudJness decreasiq Tuesday. Tem· perature •6'bUY moderat· in,C wttb 10 perunt chance of raln tont1ht. Lowa tonJ&bt 51 at tbe beaebes to • lnlaDd. Hllbs Tues. a1 low 'JOI to 90. IN81HTe•AY Loe ... "" ,.,,,.., beocla1 1ia ....... hoo --.. p 'U .... ~·-Beach Parle. ......... Pfdo, Pao-At. Mill er said the city mainlalnS a policy honoring requests for no-parking curbs when driveway access is hampered. He noted, though, that as a result of the Corsica Place problem the long. standing policy will c0me uDder city Traffic Commission review OD JuJy 23. 1,500 Acres Charred by Brush Fires By 'l1lle Auodat.ed Presa As bot. smoggy weather COO· tinued to dry out Southern California. nearly 1.500 acres ol brush was burned by at.iteast a dozen weekend fires, three of wblcb remained out of control today. . Three fires were controlled this morning, and there· wen no injuries in any ol the blues or in a helicopter cralh tbat occurnd Sunda.y as 12 firetilhten were beinl airtlfted to -. f1Ve-acre fire iD • ftlllecl Ventura County area north of Said.a Paula. autboritiel Hid. 1be copter WU extemiTelJ dam..-. U.S. FOl"elt Senk:e apokenomaa Katb1 Goode aaMI SanclQ • .. It ,,.. m.aldq • landln1 and It started to rolf clowa die bill and landed on lta llcle," lbe NW. Allo. .... ol tbe ftne 1llnad a.n1 balJdlnp, al= eome were u..t.ed IDU. lar1e1t ol the ...._ -the -. acre Semde l"lre ....,. BabMoua lD Rhwdte o..tJ, wlddl waa .................. todQ .............. ,, ...... qy. N...,,, die ..... ._ .... fire w H eailttl'oUed at I a .m. It ...._._.. ........ . ,... ......... ..,., ... ~=L.~-"= :a: .... ':ii.. t:IQ: .. . • Court refused to postpone the ef. feet of a federal trial judge's striking the Hyde amendment. named for its original spmsor, Rep. Henry Hyde, R·llJ. Now. Congress can resume withholding such money. The court majority said in· USE BALLOT CLOUT, PRO.UFEASURGED-A3 dividual states also are under no legal obligation to pay for those medicatry necess art abortions the federal government wishes not to fund. About one-third of the more than a million legal aborticms performed in the United States each year since 1973 have ~ for women on welfare. For the 31 months it was in effect. the Hyde amendment reduced the <See ABOll'nON, Page Azt Bonin Eyed In Other Murders By REDESICK SCllOE•EHL • CW..Delty .......... LOS ANGELES -A county prosecutor said here today that ''the noose is drawtnc tigbtly uoa.ad the ma-' ~ Wli.linr- Bonln, a Downey residea& mde:r investtptloll tn coanecuoa with a .. ...._ al murders of YOUD& men flii'" .. 11 .. r Southern California. Deputy District Attorney Aaron Stovitz revealed that Bo ni n, 32, arrested by Los Angeles police June u , is under close scrutiny in two of the murders but declined to reveal whichooes. Stovit z 's comments came during a bearing in which Bonin'sattorney, Todd Landgren or Newport Beach, unsuccessful- ly sought a lowered bail for bis client. Los Angeles County Municipal Court Judge Lawrence Wad- dington refused to lower the bail from $250,000. To date, 8ooin bas only been charged with sodomy and oral copulation following bis arrest in a Hollywood parking Jot.. At the time of bis arrest, Bonin was tmder surveillance by police detectives investigating the so-called freeway murders which date back to 1!'72. The bodies of 41 young men have been fotmd near freeways or major highways in a seven· county region. Police a.aid initially that Bonin was being investigated in COO· nection with the murder of Charles Miranda, a IS-year-old Bell Gard«ls youth whose body was found in Los Angeles in February. The prosecutor, however, would not say whether the Miranda CAM is included in the two that are now drawing the most interest by detec:tJves. Stoviu also told Judge Wad· dlngton that investigators will seek a warrant later today to ob- tain Bcmi.n'a home telephone rec- ord•. Stovita indicated that in· vestlpton will attempt to de- termine whether Bonin ~•Y have bad c.tact with some ol tbe murder Yidlms. LaDdpm arped durtnc tbe bour·lana beadDI that any state- ment lfakl111 Boiain to the frHway kil11D1a waa "pure apeeulllltloa. '' (lea 80NIN, .... AJ) Ye•rRe•etew• Dally N•w8pa.-.r MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1980 C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS . APWl,..pMIO COSTA IESA'S ~ MARINO THROWS UP HANDS AS HE SETS CROSS.COUNTRY RECORD ...-_,.,. •'*9 Bk~lll Pedele Acroa Ameltce In 12 o.,., Three Houn and 41 Minute• -.......,.--,-~ ltlnaa Sets Cyele Mark Marino's Cross-aJuntry Ride Hailed -MARINO CONGRATULATED BY MOTHER, JOSEPHINE Her Son Juat Set a New Tnina-Amet'lc• Cyclng Record Soviet Diplomat Expelled by Iran O&l•aov, waa arrested 111 the lrula. eapi1al ............ wu •da• .. ftf .. aatJ.Jraaiall Reptabll~ dieumeata wllla a ~.·· .... tM nport by Pan.tlteaews..-cr.Tthnn ...... ··~tllaed ... .. ''In· t•IH~H docu•ents," but I. v neither report gave detaiJs. Pars said Oalvanov was deemed •to be an "unreliable. diplomat" and was asked to • leave Iran within 24 hours. Meanwhtle. an o fficial backtracked today on bla threat to put U .S. Marine Michael Moeller on trial on chaqes of bavlna bad sexual relationa with • youq Iranian woman even lf the other 52 Ametica.a a.o.tqes are releued. "We will not tr1 lllebael Moeller lf tM paneta ot tbe Mdtteed th1 = ........ Mid AU Alber P , a,,.._ Mlnlstr7 lnuszO. la -.... .. SUN. Al) • c ~~--~JV T BREAK/Ne-----.... . t Gold Prices Cli1nb, But Dollar Weakens U>NDON <AP) -~ '°" lnOf'e than l3S an ouoce ln Europe~. r.ublnt it.a blpe.t level tlnce mld·Ftbruary. The dollar WMk•ecl all.Ptb. "We're ""1 buay lDdled." n.kt OM London 1old dealer u bu1lA• ordtn kept Rtltoa marteu ~. Tl eder'I ukl no partJcular ..I fflOpmlllt prompted th• 1urae. Bu\ '9)d prieoee TOM lharply tn New York J'rtd.Q. after the "EW"OC>ean 111.artet.1 doeed. ln Nll>OM• to t.be anooune.aumt tltat tbe U t.rede dlllcat wu 13-M bilUoa ln May, more than doub&e tbe dlftdt ht April. Ootd traded tn Zurith at-.. 50. , .IGlllloD'a.Jl .bullion bouMI nud the aftl'rnoon 1old pric. at ~-!O an ounce. u_p 116. Gold do1ed at SM9 50. Gold traded tn New Y<>ft at 91C7.40. down 12.IO. SU\W treded ln New Yon at tts.IO, down $ c ota ,.,.,.....,,p.ae.c ..... •w TEL AVlV <AP> -An t.raett rorce raJcMd a Palestinlan base in southern Lebanon before dawn today. blowing up houses and klllin& a numMr of Arabs. The PLO said the laraeUs kllled 11. lncludin& four children and two women. The casuaJUes also lnchMled ftve guerrillas kUled. two miss· ing and two wounded in the vlllace of Ettanleh, near the the Qaamleh Bridge Miout 17 miles north of the Israeli border, ac· cording to a spokesman for Vasser Arafat's Palestine Libera- tion OrganiiaUon. ....,1.11a .4~-se a...,. NEW YORK CAP> Stock prices fell sharply m moderate trading today, refleetang concern over the e<.-onomy and infla· ti on. The Dow Jones average of 30 andustnal stocks lost 11.18 points to 870.65 after six hours of tradlng. Overall. losing issues outnumbered gainers by more than 3-to·l on the New York Stock Exchange. "Ulft-'• Ex~lltfon DefflJlftf JACKSON, Ga. <AP> -Convicted murderer Jack Howard Potts cannot be executed Tuesday in Georgia's electric chair. the U.S. Supreme Court dttided today. The high court in Washington voted ~o to deny the state ol Georgia's petition tq vacate a stay of exeeution ln the Potts case. Potts. sentenced to die for a 1975 kidnap.murder, was moved from his regular cell to a newly constructed death house Saturday for what could have been the hnaJ 72·hour "death watch" before hjs execution. B~luter~• lt'eko•e ol Sdl•ldt S11rprise MOSCOW (AP> -Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev. In a diplomatic surprise, personally welcomed Chancellor Helmut Schmidt at Moscow airport today as the West German leader arrived for two days of talks at which he planned to urge new U.S .. Soviet talks to reduce medium·range missiles in Europe. . West German sources interpreted Brezhnev's unexpected presence as an indication or the importance Moscow ha~ placed on the Schmidt visit, first by a major Western leader since the Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan last December. I : Shroud 'Real' i · Evidence of 'Ti1ne of Christ' CHICAGO <AP> -A Lovola ti ni vers1ty researcher says-he has eVJdence the poc;s1b1Llty of coins placed over the eyes of Jesus -to support a claim that the Shroud of Turin was Chnst's burial cloth. The Rev. Francis L. Filas, in a copyrighted pamphlet re· leased today. says several tmy marks on the shroud have been a lmost posit1velv identified as the impressions or a coin mint- ed dunng the reign of Pontius Pilate, Roman governor of Pales tine , around 30 A.O. Biblical scholars believe Chnst was cruc1hed at about that lime after being sentenced by Pilate. The shroud is an ancient burial cloth. about 14 feet by 3' 2 feet. whi<.-h has been kept in a cathedral in Turin, Italy, since lS78. The cloth bears the sepia· colored outline of a man, and a set or what appear to be blood stains near the figure's head, side, hands and feel. According to Filas. photo· graphic negatives of the shroud show that over the figure's right eye, there appear marks re· sembling a small staff and four Greek letters. part or the in· scrlpUon "Of Tiberias Caesar." Coin experts say the staff, called a "Jituus," appears only on coins minted during Pilate's reign. "I don't see any hole in the evidence,'' Filas said. "I think this ls as good a test of authentici-ty as we could hope for.'' DAILY PILOT ·~··Pf•'*"4--·-,,.. • CiirtoT Yl<cl"I'" ... "'-"--•-- ~:..- nz::::,.. "':'J::- Filas. a prof~sor of theology, said he discovered the marks ac- cidentally in AuJ?ust while ex- amining an enlargement of the figure's face. With the help of a Chicago- area coin dealer, Filas matched the markings on the shroud with a type of coin minted only between 30 A D. and 32 A.O. In addition. Filas says, a curved outline near the markings matches the clipped edge or an almost 1denllcal exis ting coin from the reign of Pilate . He speculated that the coins we re placed over the body's eyes to keep them closed in death. He said this theory Is sup- ported by the findmgs of a group or scientists who examined the shroud in 1978. The scientists, in the June issue of National Geo- graphic. reported that two lhree- dimensionaJ "buttons" appeared to have been placed over the eyes of the body that was wrapped in the shroud. They concluded that imprint on the cloth was the impression of a three·dimens ional figure that had been wrapped in the cloth. The scientists said they could not determine exactly how the imprint was made. Other scientists have sought to use a method known as Carbon 14 dating to determine the shroud's age. However. church officials have refused to allow such a test because it would destroy a small fragment of the shroud. Filas said he is not involved in eUorts to test the shroud with the Carbon 14 ~ethod. "I tblnk What we've i?>t here with the coins is better than any Carbon 14 t.eet.s." ~--P~Af IRAN ••• ol the cue aaalnlt the 21-Y•.,.. old ser1eant from Loup City. Neb. Moeller la accuaed of Mdudn& and bavtn1 MllUa1 llltercoune wllb a »-yeaMJld ma4ent Iden· Ufled aa Amas A.. who waa ban1ed b)t blr brotber ID lbreh after • told blm IM waa five monUat pre•n•nt. ID tlae ltlamlc Republlt ol lraa, baviDI sexual relatloM wltb an wamar-rted woman la a crime dd car- ries a Jail Mnt.eDce of up to 10 ye an. lo an tnvervtew wit.a. • ,.. Portal' tn Tebnm, P..,. ..... 14id Utat tf lloeller'1 .,.,..,._ eome to Tehran aad per•••d• tb• ~ ol tbl lb'l Mt to ..... tlii'1'1al •dion .,., ........ Ir 'II pmaln ·~ llOt '°'"WUblm.•f-·~ •-·....--- Mystery Death .. Probed By DAVID IWTZ•ANN Ol-OM!y ........... The 0ranie eount.x SuS Court murder trial or Donald Smith of Newport Beac. was reeeued today to 1Jve de- fente attorney Terry Olla a llme to lnvetttcate ''tbe myater'lom death" of a praeecu. lion wltneu. · Superior Court Judie Lecnard McBride 1ave Gllet two da.ys to come ~ w1tb any evidence th.at service station attendant Jim Cartaluccl was the victim of fo\ll play. Cartaluccl was killed in a small plane crash off Newport Beach earlier tb1s monlb, ooe day aft.er testifying ln Smith's murder trial. Smith, 43. ls charged with the k ldnap-murder of Carolyn Bealer of Garden Grove last August off Dana Point. Cartaluccl had testified be saw Smith and a woman ~ sembling Miss-Bealer pull into his statiom on Jamboree Road last Aug. 24. the same day the attractive woman is alleged to have been slain aboard Smith's small boat. She is still missing. No body has been recovered. Giles has suggested Cartalucc1 may have been a lookout ror two rnen known only as Jack and Ray. who he claims were the true killersofMlss Bealer. The defens attorney said the service station attendant could have told Jack or Ray when Smith awaited phone calls from them at a phone booth acro5s from the Chevron station where Cartalucci worked. Gi les said today his in- vestigators would spend the next two days trying to dig up any in· formation that would s uggest Cartalucci's death was anytlung but accidental. Prosecutor Dave Carter s~ud he was against any continuance m the proceedings. Judge McBride last week had denied a motion by Giles to have testimony introduced to the jury dealing with Cartalucci's death But the judge had left open the possibility that he would re· consider a new motion by Giles if there were new information. Cartalucci had rented a single eng\ne airplane two days before testifying. The plane went down about five miles offshore from Newport Beach when witn~ said both the aircraft's wings broke away. Another man also aboard the plane was killed too. Though Jack and Ray have re- mained shadowy figures m th<' ca se. the defense has contended the two men forced Smith ti) participate Ill Miss Sealer's kid nappmg. Costa Mesa Man's Suicide Put on Tape Funeral services were pend- ing today for a Costa Mesa man who tape·recorded bis last mo- m ents. humming to himself, before committing su.icide with propane gas fed through a mask- hke device. police reported t.o· day Norman E. Stuart. 57. of 2028 Swan Drive. was found dead Sunday by his son David. of Huntington Beach. after the vie· tim 's wife asked him to cheek on him. The couple had been in daHy telephone contact while Mrs. Stuart and her daughters were vacationing in Seattle, but then the calls slopped and she became alarmed. Pollce said there was no message left on the tape record- ing made by Stuart, but sounds or gas escaping from a tank. could be heard, apparenUy as he carried out the act. Funeral arrangements were pending today at Harbor Lawn Mount Olive Mortuary f Costa Mesa. Mesa Man Held After NB Incident A 21·~ Cotta 11 ... man bai .,._ al'Nllted oa baU«y cbar1• an. reported1J throw· ln• a rlb·c•1• puneb at a Newport Beaeb Police ol'fteer tl'l!n• to 1INak up. loud ~· Karl Bumood Eymert. _. J'ayette Clnle. wa1 .~ •arl7 ........., IDOmiq outatde ea 1putm111t partJ at m all a. ID ftlt Newport. Po1iee Nld. aau ..... ._. Polee Mid wlMa tbe, aniftd at U.. pan;, SJIDllt .-. •• to ieu om... no•• ..... _. attempt.cl to lfloek tMtr td tnDee ............. .Tb• 1uapeet. otneen laid, t~•• 1111~;! ••• of "• ,.trolm& ........ ..v WU brc*4iluPlater. • ti 1. Now, l'ou'"e Got io S9ile Oarrrn LRventhal. 9. of Costa ~esa gets all decked out by Flas h . "the Suns hine Clown" Saturday at South Coast Plaza but now Darrin will must add has own smile HiJinJcs was part of exhibit by 25 Coas tline Community College students to promote the Orange County Fair which opens July 8 Mesan Seized On Drunken Driving Rap A 28-y~ar old Co!'>ta Mt:~a man .was arn~ted on klon) drunken driving <.-harg~ early Sunday lll Newport Rea<.-h aftn he rt' portedly ~truck :rnd injured another molortl)l, police ~aid. Wilham Lynn DeP1azia. 23 1 i Santa An:.t Ave . wol) arrt.'~t•'fi at 3 a m J ( t 1• r ht' rt-p n rt t-d I' plo14ed into a car dnvt:n b' David Chdrles Boulanger. 17, of \'Illa Park BoulanJ?cr 14 3)> treated <1t th•· scene and released. Police said DePtazza. held on $2.500 bail, was northbound on Ma cArthur Boulevard near Von Karman Avenue and apparently failed t o notice the other motorist. a lso northbound on MacArthur Boulevard Fro• Page . .\ l BONIN ... /\nd he insisted that it was wrong for his client. to be held oo such a h1~h batl The normal bail for sodomy and oral c-opula tion. Landgren said. would be no more than $5.000 Stovitz countert'd that Rorun would have "motive ti) nee the Jurisd iction" if he were r e· leased '.\hale the murder m vest11.?alJon 1s in progresc; Landgren said he did not feel the noo5r was t1ghte n1ng a round Bonm's neck . pointing out that no murder charges had yet been brought against Borun although he has been in custody for t~o weeks. In a related dec1s1on. Judge Waddington refused to order prosecutor.. to provide the de- fense with information on lhl' murder investigation C81vin Kleln Jeana. Fro• P~ .4 I ABORTION number of Medicaid abortions to ft'IA. er than 2.000 per vear The annual cost to Medicaid program. a federal state pro· gram. droppt'<.l from S-Ome $50 m1llton a year to an estimated $300,000 .\ll;,iched to the budget for "h.it th(·n 1Ao a'> lhe Department " f H <' o I t h t: d u ca t 1 o n and Welfare. lht• amt-ndment was pa!> ... t•d hv Cnni.?r l''>S 1n 1976 \ a nou.' '1·r.11t0..., ,,f 1t have been (•nac\1·d ror l'Jl'h f1-.cal )Car ..,int·t· th1·n Thl' 'r>endm~ restriction for f1<.ca l H-<ir 1978. upheld by the t•ourt today. barred Med1ca1d !>pendlllg for abort10ns uni~ a woman ·s life would be en- dangered by etuldbirth, in cases of promptly reported rape or in- cest. or when two doctors said c-hlldb1rth would cause "severe and long-Jastmg ph)'&lcal beaJth damag~ to tbe mot.her." Congress last year agreed on an even more restrictive spend- ing ban, ehmmaung the "se,•ere and long-lasung physical health da mages" wordmg. Writing for the ma1ority, .Jus tice Potter Stewart said the ~pending restnctJon imposed 1· ' <' n Co r ..., nm e · · m e d 1 c d 11 y _ ne<'(''>"an .. abortions does not run afoul of the Const1tut.Jon or Title 19 of the Social Secunty \ct. th<' Med1ca1d law 111..., op1ruon made 1t clear that 1n d1,·1duaJ states aJso are under no legal obligation to pay for tho~e medically n~sary abor- t ion!> the federal government wi s hes not to fund. l'nt1I today, 10 states and the D1stncl of Col umbia have made local Medicaid funds regularly d\'ailable for abortions. even when the Hyde amendment's ef- fect was drymg up federal fund- ing :-:01Ao . t~e states will come under heavy political pressure to follow the federal govern ment'<; )('ad The great 5-pooket western Jean with a trim silhouette. Colors: Indigo,· Bleached Indigo, White and Khaki. • Hoyt Jones, Former Ring Champ, Dead Onetime boiing c hampion Hoyt L Jones, 67. a resident of Cm.ta Mesa for 30 years until 111 health forced him to move to the d e~c rt , has died 1n Palm Spring~. lie s uccumbed Satur· day A carpenter in late r hfe. Mr Jr>ncs' remains were committed to the sea in sen ices by the Nep. tune Society. During the period from 1928 to 1930. Mr Jon~ held the Pac1f1c Coast Am ateur boxing title in hi s wt>ight class. tie fought in both lightweight and welterweight classe Survivors include his wife J ean. or Palm Desert; sons Tim: or Fountain Valley. and Noel. of Laguna Hills, plus seven brothers and sisters and five grandchildren. CYCLIST. • Me morial Hospital. c;a1d plans have bettn mar:le for the couple '> 14 eddmg Aug. 8 in Long mead,,", Ma!>s. her b1rthplctce She said ... John wal) a blind date," back in October . "the on I~ good bltnd date I ever had .. She l)aJd the b1c yd1sl :c;lepl lO hours Saturday night following completion of hie; record- breaking ride and "was up and running around ltkc crazy" on Sunday. President Dying LONDON <AP> Sir Seretse Khama. the prl'S 1dent of the southern African republic of Botswana. was nown home from London today to die. Khama. who will be SS on Tuesday Is suf- fering from an incurable disease and his condition was deteriorat- IDg rapidly. At..S GARAGE 56 FASHtON ISl..ANO NEWPORT BEACH (7t4\ 6~·7030 ' -_____________ ...... __ _... ________ , ___ ............_ ________ , __ ~_.-............ -.--~-----...-·-..-....------------.....--- l'WLYPLOI' .. .. . • • I I I , ' ' , j ' • ' i • • ( ' • ' I . ' • • ( ... J _) • • OM.'( l"llDT 5 COMPOSITE TRANSA\CTIONS Plaaalag ~80Rft••• Mom, Dad Pay·: As Baby Sitter ( Editor'• '90U: ,.,,,,. ... .m.a. ) B18YLVL\fG&IU A new tax break ha.a bem et e Med f« Jamili• -lm· portant oow that you.q.surs are oat cl l.cbooi for ttae SUGl· mer Under a small change in the tax law, you are eetlt.lid Money's Worth t.o a tu credit for JN'>.'· mettll to YoW' parea.ta;l.f they take care of · yo.r children wblle you Ud your spouse are away at work. IJ long as your parents are not your cJe.. pendents, you a.re allowed a child care tax credit of up to $800. AND llANY OF you can get the credit without spend- ing more than you are now spending. Simply change bow you pay an expense that already ls well-entrenched in your budget. Here's how It works. Your own parecta loot after your children whUe you and your s pouse are at your jobs. Your parents wouldn't coruider taking money for t.bls -but you do help them financially by buying groceries paying bills and aiding with the rent. ' YOO GET NO TAX benefit out of the dollars, however, because your parents are DOl your dependents. Either you don't provide more than half their support, or each parent has Sl.000 or more s ubject to tax. Continue to pay your parents as before. But spell out which payments are for support and which are for their "babysitting" services. <The latter total must be reason- able but cannot exceed the current rate for babysitters.> The money 1s sttll used for your paren ts' support, but now some of it qua hfies for the child care credit. YOU GET THE cr edit for what you pay a ba bysitter to look after your under·age· 15 child while you and your. spouse work lor wtule one spouse goes to a job and the other attends school). If you have one child, the annual c redit is 20 percent or the first $2.000 spent < $400 maximum J; for two or more children th'! credit 1s 20 percent of $4.000 ($800 maximum). And from your parenLc;' viewpoint, these babysitting payments can be tax.free income, Prentice· Hall stresses. Your paren~ owe no tax LO 1980 1f their gross income sub1ect to tax 1s less t han $7,400 Illus assumes both are at least 6S years old). AL11IOUGH THE PAYMENTS are considered earn- ings. the odds are your age~t.<>-72 parents won't lose Soc 1 al Security benef 1ts. . A Soctal Sttunty beneficiary Is allowed to earn $5,000 in 1980 (and eventually $6,000 in 1982 and later ) without los· mg any Social Secunty benefits. The babysitting payments are hassle·fr~. A special tax law break ~ays thf're's oo Social Security tax on wha t you pay )Ot.lr parents for the services. And there doesn't have to be mcome tax w1lhhol<ling 1f your parents didn't owe income tax in 1979 and don't expect to owe any fo r HMO \'Ot: CA.'i'T TAKE a ctuld care• credit for payments to your parents 1f you're ent1Ued to claim dependency deduc- tions for ~m If. after paying your parents for their child care. each or them still has Sl,000 or less in income s ubject to lax and you still provide more than half their support. }OU ~et no credit . That may be for the best: H the babysitting paymenu are small. the dependency deduction could well be worth more than the child care cn!d1t 1s worth. Knowing this now. as your youn~sters are free. ~1ves you the opportuni· ty to we1 J?h tht> 3d\ anta~es and make antelhgeot choices. The ram1r1cat1on.!I or lhe so-called child care credit are much v.1der than generally believed. For example. if )Ou're a ~1dow and }Ou pay your niece to care for your un der-10 year old child ~h1le you go to work, you qualify for the C'redit as Ion)! a:. )'our RJ('('e 1s not .>our dependent and ~ou pa) Social Security taxes on the payments. OR IF. SA\', Y0l1 and your spouse both work full-Ume and you pa) s.10Cl ~r month to keep one child in nursery school and al!>o pay $150 a month for part·ti me help to help manage )Our houst> while your 14-year-old goes to school. you have two quallf \'IOj! 1nd1viduals You can take l red1t on up to $4.000 of employment- related expenw-. ~1v1ng ~OU a lax credtt Of$800. And you cJn ~et thf' credit even 1r you a re a ble to work only part-1.Jm1.-. a:.!.uming you meet the other require· men ts 1 T~i!doy Hou tn Pick Lpan Extra D~uctwnJ Japan May Cut Exports of Autos TOKYO IAP) The J apanese government is con· sidering 1mposmg restraints on the country's automobile e xports to the Untted States. a major newspaper bas re- ported. Ofhc1als said no dedsions had been made. Japan's business dally, Nihon Keizal. said late lUl week the Ministry of International Trade and Industry l$ considering the step in an effort to bead off a poulblt American proposal to conc1ude an orderly marketlq agreement. The newspaper said the minjstry was studyinC bow much exports by each of J apanese automakers should be curtailed. Gold, Metals Quotations •1 ne Auoda1ed Press Se~ world cold prices today: 11 1 •: morning fix.lng $862.50, up $2S.OO ; afternoon fixlnl $1553.50, Ul> $18.00. Part.: attemooo ft.Jina '852.12, up $18.50. Fl'Mllfmt: llx1na *3.53, up SZS.81. z.tdl: tss2.00 bld, up $14.00; *855.00 asked. New Y.tr: Handy at Hannan mld-lll0l1llq 9853.50, up $18.00. New Y•n: Encelhard sellln1 price mJd·mondQ tss:uo. up m.oo. 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