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John Wayne's
Bust Graces
Bourboa Fifth
TUCSON. Ariz. <AP >
The face of J ohn WC1 yne.
who dOY.'Tled plenty of red-
e ye in the mo vie se t
s aloons he s wag ger ed
through as Hollywood's
t.oughest wra ng t"e r. has
been molded into a com·
m emor ati ve b ottle o f
booze
E ntre pre n eu r Mike
Wayne (no relat'lon) said
he looked at 32 different
designs before he came up
with a bottle that the
Duke 's fa mily felt was just right.
The res ult Is that the
late actor stares back with
craggy realis m from a
rifth of Kentucky bourbon
About 5.000 cases will be
distributed world-wide,
the first 500 of them in
Arizona. wher e many of
Wayne 's westerns wer e
rilmed.
Each botUe.. weig h s
pbout 20 pounds and will
sell for $60 to $70.
Wayne the businessman.
who paid "about a minion
bucks" for exclusive dis-
tributioo rights. said the
bottle is the latest in a
20·year-old line of com -
~emorative and novelty
items..
Among them was a n
amaretto-filled likeness of
Pope John Paul II.
lnpr~cits
VP Selection
WASHINGTON (AP) -In-
diana Sen. Richard Lugar today
enthuaiastJcally touted his can·
dldacy fa, the Republican vice-
presidentlal nomination, saying
1 be is "somebody who makes
• tiun1a happen'' and a man who
I could bring balance lo a ticket
beaded by Ronald Reaaan.
In marked contrast io another
potenUal Re~gan running mate,
Sen. Howard Baker of Te n·
neuee, wbo says be really
ao.sa't waat tbe nomlnatlon
Lu1ar said be .. •would very
mueb like to be a part ol it."
Catalog
Has Kids
For Sale
DALLAS <AP> -Children as
young as 8 are being sold into
prostitution throu·~h •·catafog
sales" in Dallas. a prosecutor
has told a Texas House commit·
tee.
Assistant Dallas County Dis·
trict Attorney Kelly Loving said
Monday "They have a catalog of
these little children who a re
totally nude." Loving told the
select committee on child abuse·
neglect and child.pornography
"Sixteen-year·olds a re the
least expensive. The youn~<.'r
they are. the more expensive
.they are, .. sajd Loving.
Dallas clients order the child
prostitutes through the catalog
and often pay their airplane fare
since many are from Cahfomaa.
he said.
.. An 8:~ear-old girl or boy
from Caµtornia will cost about
SI .000 ~ n ight. including the
airfare.~ the prosecutor s aid.
After testifying befor e the
coromittee. Loving declined to
d iscuss the matter further, say.
i!"g it could hurt an investiga.
t1on
The child abuse committee
also heard testimony from pros·
ecutors urgrng that the murder
of a child be made a capital of-
fense and suggestions that doc·
tors who fail to report child
abuse cases should be pros ·
ecuted.
A Texas Jaw passed in 1974
ma kes it a misdemeanor offense
to fail to report child abuse.
l.L>st Indian
'In Custody'
SAN DIEGO <AP) -On
p'residio Hill, where Indians
lived Jong before the Spanish
soldiers arrived. a stolen 1,000-
pound cigar store Indian has
turned up.
The figure carved from a
cedar log 120 years ago was
~tolen &mda.y night and Jugged
up the nearby hill. Fitsl, the
thieves cut a chain holding It to
an Old Town store.
"We have the wooden Indian
in cus tody," police Lt. Bob
Slaughter said when it was
located Monday.
Hijacker Nabbed
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
<AP> -A hijacker who bad de-
manded SI00,000 from Ar1en-
tina's military govemmen( sur-
rendered and wu aneeted by
police today after all but two of
his hostages escaped wben com-
mandos attacked the plane wlt.b
~ar gas.
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-1943 Bomber Salvaged
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A P~ ...
An engine and r ear gun turret of a World
War II B-24 Liberator bomber are inspect·
ed by promoter Gene Forte, who is s alvag-
ing the plane from the bott~m of Hunt·
ington Lake in the Sierra Ne\'ada east of
Fresno. The plane crashed in 19-B.
·Cops Mum on Bonin
Suspect Linked to Tun Freeu:ay Killings
By FREDERICKSCHOMEHL ,
Of ttle o.lly ~ , .....
A ulhorities in both Oramze and
Los Ang e les c ounties re -
mained lighl·lipped today about
whi ch two Of the SO·Ca lleo
freeway murders they are con·
sidering twice-paroled sex of·
fender William Bonin as a viable
suspect.
That Bonin, 32, of Downey, is
actively being investigated in
connect.loo with two cases in the
series of 1 unsolved murders of
young men was disclosed during
a hearing Monday in Los
Angeles Municipal Court.
Los An1eles County Deputy
District Attorney Aaron Stovitz
• gave Judge Lawrence Wad-
dington a nine-pa1e affidavit
that Stovitz aald outlines Bonin's
poeaible role in two of the 1Jay-
in1s.
Storill declined to release the
documart, saying to do so cotlld
jeopardl.ze the investigation.
1 There was intense s peculation
~hat 8on1n la being considered a
suspect in the murder of Charles
Miranda, 15, of 8eU Gardens.
wboae body was found tn
downtown Loe Aqeles on Feb.
3, and 8tephen Jay Welll. 18, of 0oWDe7, whole body WU dis·
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covered in Huntington Beach on
June 3.
· Huntington Beach Police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa said news reports of
Bonin 's alleged connection to
the Wells case was "specuJa.
tion" though he did concede
Big Pot HauJ-
On· Sailboat
BALTIMQ'RE (AP > -An
abandoned 41-foot sailboat u s
yielded S,260 pounds of mari·
jua n a, but no s uspect s,
authorities say. i Coast Guard crewmen found
the two-masted boat adrift off
the Eastern Shore without
anyone on board. Customs
Service s pokesman J ames
Mahan estimated the drug 's
street value •t $3.3 million.
"It was loaded to the rafters.
The cabin was full. They
couldn't have had many people
aboard," he said of the boat.
which diaplayed the name Green
Sea and the 11omeport o f
Geor1etown. Cayman lllands.
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authonlles have not ruled out
Bonin as a suspect.
During Monday's h earing,
Stovitz said "the noose is draw·
ing tightly on the defendant's
neck."
Defense a ttorney Todd
Landgren of Newport Beach had
sought the bearing for a review
of Bonin's $250.000 bail.
T hus far, Bonin has been
charged only with sQdomy and
oral copulation. stemming from
his arrest June 11 by Los
Angeles Police detectives.
Normal bail for such offense,
Landgren said, would be about
$5.000.
Stovitz successfully argued.
however, that the high bail
should remain. The prosecutor
said Bonin would have "motive
to flee the jurisdiction" if re-
le ased while the murder in-
vestigation is under way.·
Investi ga tors in seven
Southern California counties are
attem pting to solve ca ses in
which 41 young men have been
murdered. The cases date back
to 1972.
The cases have been called the
freeway murders because many
of the bodies have been dumped
<See BONIN, Pase t\2)
Ford Co.
Bl3med
In Death
By DAVID KUTZMANN oe-o.otot--A Laguna Hills father and son
" have won a combined $2.25
m allioo sett.lemenl against Ford
Motor Co. stemming from the
deatb ol the man's wife in a
ouming Ford Maverick on the
Santa Ana Freeway four years
ago following a rear -end col-
hs1on. ' The settlement .... as aj!reed to
~1 onday 10 the courtroom of
Superior Court Judge Jack Trot-
ter.
Ernst Greenberg and ha<> !;On
~t attht?w, 4 , h<1d filed a lawsuit
three years ago <Jgai nst Ford
<'Ontendmg the gas tank of the
1971 model car wao; faulty.
The car exploded in names
after the rear-end collision on
the freeway. Kiiled m the acci·
dent Y.as Greenberg's 21-year·
old wife.
The Greenberg's car was the
fourth in a h ve·car pileup near
the 17th Street overcrossing in
Santa An a.
Mr s . Gr eenber g had been
holding young Matthe w, then on-
ly several months old, on her
lap. Both parents were afire but
'-he gave the chlld to Greenberg
when she could not budge a
Jammed door on the passenger
s ide ef the car.
Greenberg took the child to
c;afety but h.is wife perished in
the burning vehicle. Greenberg
suffered burns on his a rms and
legs. The c~ld was unhurt.
According to court documents,
Matthew will receive $650,000 as
<See FORD, Page AZ)
Cdast
Weather
Cloudiness d ecreas ing
Wednesday. Lows tonight
55 at the beaches. 65 in-
la nd . Highs Wednesday
70s to mid 80s.
INSIDE TOD~ Y
~llan D. Ivie Jr. doem't
wont to dle in Eden. He'd
pref er that U ~ Leahtn~,
N.C. Stt story, Photo AB.
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-Anderson in Raee_'Foea'
Candidate' Agreed
,,, ASIO OTO CAP> John
B Andtnon, declart nc I no-.
beHt1\t> ltull an l.ndepeodfltt nn
win ,'' a.id Coda,y M hat al\n<'l·
ed f'nOu"h moo•)'. potf'nUal
\'Olera and tnlt<rt'$t to pumll
· blm to st•> tn lht> r•<'~ for th•· preaidency throul(h thr No
en1 ~rclt"<:t100 ·
Df'clann, lhat tht-support re c:..-.tvc<i ln nine weeks ot run&alna
H an lndept>ndent ouulde tM
lwo muJor lH•rtlt'~ h•\ .. rar f'l(
ceedl'd m y t'"Pt"<'tatloni. An
den.on 1.11d ··1 1u11 Cormall) an
nounc ma m)' <'and1dacy ..
S1nct: unnow1c•in3 Aprtl 2-t th.lt
bt!' w«>\lld run as an lndependent.
Anderson has <.'ampa11ned 1n
every region o f tbe country.
raising money <ind kicking ort
drives t o o bta in e n ough
llllJnatures to ~N ht!> name on
the ballot 1n ~ many states as
1Ms1ble .
• ortng that he has quahhed -Jar the November general elec·
bon ballot in \tales where pelt
lion rlt:adhn1•1-1 hu"e passed. An ~rson said that he "''II focus his
campaign on ··a forthright dis·
c ussion of the pro blems that con-
--~l\rMftert~a'-1lflc:f'"tff'e't61utiohS
.to lhose problems that I can of·
!er to lhe voter.·· T
The Republican congressman
from lllnois s aid h e was
heartened by polls s howing --~ ..... ".Me~4~-A~&.Jt~v~uor ... llis.
candidacy and private contribu-
tions totaling $3 million.
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In a sle:tlement prepared for
delivery al a ne ws conference,
Ande rson noted diss atisfaction
among many voters with the
pros p ect iv e milJ Or pe:trt y
nominees. President Carter and
• llonald Reagan.
"I cannot ask Americans to
vote for me because they dislike
the other candidates,'' Anderson
sa id. "I must persuade the m
that I am com petent to govern
this nation. that I unders tand its
problems ~d the:tl m y pro~ram
of a t•t1on wall be both cHecllve
a nd fair."
Anderson said over the next
fe w w eeks hf• will s et o ut
s pcc1 fw prrJpos ab on a number
nf l!>S4 CS
"Whal I have lo offer 1s com·
mon '>eni.e in economics. com-
mon dlo't't'n<'\ 1n humetn rtj.\h b
.11HI plain 1J<ot1 l1ng 1n J!Ovl·rn·
mt>nl
"Above a ll el!.c, I offer
Ame rica the ple:tin ha rd ·fact!>
We can never again pretend lh&t
w e can get s omething ror
nothing," he s aid.
Anderson s upporters have
gathered e nough s ignatures lo
get on lhe November general
election ballot an 14 states -
New Jersey, Mi chigan .
Ma ssachusettc;, Utah. North
Ca roltna. Ohio. Kentucky.
Kans <is. Wcsl V1rg1ni<1 , New'
M e xico, Main e . Idah o .
Wisconsin and Rhode lsl~nd
In four or the slates. Ohio.
Kentuck y, New Mexico a nd
Maine. officietls have ruled lhat
Anderson failed to meet require-
me n"\.s olhe r than the number of
s ~g n a t u r cs an d c a m pa i g n
law yers have filed court suils
challengi ng the constitutionality
of state eleclJon laws .
In a n add1t1onal 22 states.
campaign officials s ay enough
signatures on pel1t1ons have
been gatherc.-d to make at a near
Hiker Loses
Belongings
A New J ersey h1lchh1ker has
only the clothe~ on his back and
his thumb after et motorist who
deli vered him to San Clemente
Mo nday s ped off with his belong-
ings.
Th e thumb e r t o ld Sa n
Clemente police a motorist in a
brown station wagon took orr
wHh his green backpack a nd
~leeping bag a fte r le tting him orr
m town.
lie said lhe valuables were
worth $350.
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tertaant) lh•l Andl fllt>rt will ~·
on t h4" ballot
Thf"N' arf' a ft•v. lltMlr' lllw
GeorllJ& and Okl ahl>ffi M, whnt'
t•nll11tana 'lll>l1'or1 h1J11 ht•f'n 1111
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M oc L~1d i.a1d J\mh•"uo v. 111
cnnced1• mw1t of tht· South, 1unct·
that "will 1)4:' a ('urt..r H'"llill*"
ha1tl«>Jlr11und " w1 th th1• IM•'l.,lblv ......,,,
C'lll'C'l)lltHUI ur North Carolina, l'C'nru•iu.~. •·1uru1a aod Texu.
To utfsct lhc loa1 of vl1lbWty
fur Andcrsun whale lht' nctworiu
url' 1t•h•v11t111tc tht two n11Uonal
· 1JOltht•11t l'OOV~nllons, the C0h :
1tr't'1':.rtrnn h•uve•i. Sunday for the
MuJdll• Eu'\l 1md t.:urope where
hl' 1& to mt•\·t with head1 of state
111 lsrut:I. t-;gypt, West Ger many,
ti rcut Britatn. a nd possibly
Jo'run1•1·
Waiting for Business
Tow truck s1~ wai ting t o go to work Satu rday evening at
the H untington Beach Bluffs, where Cit.} h as c losed
Pac1f1c Coast llaghway from 8 p m to 5 a m. nightly due
to attacks on beach v1s 1tors Gangs from Norwalk area
a rc blamed fo r r ecent vwltmce This truck has a N orwalk
addres5 on its logo.
Air Travelers Hit
By Stinkin' Delay
SAN FRANCISCO t APJ -lm
migration autho'n t1e!> se:ty the~
delayed air travelers who were
forced lo wade through Cfn inch
or r aw. sm elly sewage at the
city's airport bec ause om caals
we re worried some passenger!>
might slip in the muc k.
"We don't want to get the gov.
ernment sued." M. Glazner . act·
ing deputy director or imm1gra-
t10n in San Francisco. said Mon
day.
The passengers were barred
from reaching thetr luggage for
about an hour Sunde:t}, lrnt !tome
lra vclcrs appeare d m ore upset
over the delay m getting their
bags than over the mess
Im m1 g r a t ion a ut hor1tl(·~
:.lopped about 300 passenger-; 9H
Pan Amencan ·s Flight 003 from
!long Kong. saying they were
\.\Orried a bout someone !thppmg
m the sewage. which .,pewed
from an overno\\in~ to1lt'l
llul :.ome pai.'>t·OJ.!l'r'> \\ anlc-<I
to l>raVl' the inth·d1·1:r.i '>m<:lly
Visitirig Boy
_Shocked by
Pier Conduit
A 6-year-old Sie rra Madre
boy, vacationing with his
parents on Balboa Island. came
away wilh only minor injunes
Monday afternoon when he
grabbed a live electrical conduit
running under a pier .
But young Bre tl S h aw 's
parents received a real shock .
Newport Beach officials said,
whe n lhey tried to maneuver the
family car through heavy tra mc
on Coast Highway in an e ffort lo
reach Hoag Mem orial Hospital.
They never got the re.·
Instead the parents, unsur e
ho w seriously lhelr son had been
injured, became so rru11t.rated
lhey SWWlg out of the bumper·lo-
bum per lra Hic a nd fl agged
down a passing police car.
The omcer r esponded b y
radioing paramedics who treat·
ed the frightened boy at the aide
of the road .• He was not
hospitalized.
Patrol Shots Fired
SAN YSIDRO (AP) -A 'l't·
year.old man wu ar...ated after
five U.S.· Border Patrol •senta
ncb1D1ed abotl with a sroup d
muked men near tbe Mukau
border, authoriUes said.
"'atc:r th<1l <'On·red the entranec
to 1mm1grat1 on so they could get
tht·1r bag'> and proceed through
c·ustom:-. Tempers grew short.
etnd l>omc passengers offered to
sign waivers .
Neil D'Agost1no of Mission
Viejo. who said he missed a con·
ncctmg night because of the de-
lay. sald one man announced,
"They .can't arrest all of us."
and the passengers marc hed
through the Immigration station
to retrieve lheir luggage. ,
The m ess was cleaned up
before pa!tsengers from later
flights e:trrived, s aid Warre n
JJ;rnsen. :.pokt'sman for the
ci1rport
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BONl.N. • •
:dong'>irl•· f1 1•1•\.\:t\., <ind maJor
h1j.!h \.\iJ)'> .
Oth1:r•., hov.c·\·1·r . have been
dumped on lx-<1ehes, ett gasolme
.,lalaon..., and other locations
St'\eral of tht' v1ct1ms were
t.ruletlh etbui.cd Mo:.t had Oe.•n
'trcinglcd
Shah Said
l1nproving
CA IRO, Egypt <APl -
The deposed Sha h of Iran
wa~ reported in-··very
~atisractory" condition to·
day a nd was removed
from intensive car e
following surgery lo drain
Outd Crom his lungs .
An Egyptian doctor
treating the cancer·
str icken shah ta.id the ex·
monarch has a "mo re
than 7S percent'' chance
of s urviving.
"His condition Is very
satisfactory ," said Dr.
Abdel Kader Osman 24
ho urs after Monday 's
operaUon.
Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi ••• WU rwminl •
hllh fever when be wu
admitted to tbe Maadl
military holpltal Friday
nicht. Doctors said the
fever was caused by a
build·ap of nwdl 1n hi•
han11. The fluid•. they
s aid, collected after
Pahlavi bad developed
pneumonia.
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On Bill
WASHINGTON <AP>-Sen .
Edward M. ~edy . who tor
months soucht t.o lur& President
Carter <>Ul of the Rose Garden,
Joined hJm lhere today in a ran
moment ol ac~ord -the aigrilng
of a mutually espoused bill to
dere1ulate the trucking In ·
dustry.
"It's particularly gratifying
for m e to welcome Senator Ken·
ned y to the Rose Garden today,"
Carter said w1lh a s mile when
citing the M a ssachusetts
sen ~tor 's effo rts along with
those of othe r members of
Cong~ In winning passage ot•
the biU-.
"There's no debate on truck·
ing der egulation,'· K ennedy
quipped when Carter asked him
to-sa~ a fe w words during lhe
sigruoe cere mony.
The closest the president's
challenger came to turning the
event into a pobtJcal platform
llktortt Palada Dead
....
was to recite his campaign .-tt;1.em~-tha "the-No. I C<fncem Ol°
the Amencan people as the slate
Ka~g Kang, th_e m ale giant p~nda give n to Japan by late
Chinese Pre m1er Chou En laa to honor normalization of
r~lat1~ betw~er_i_th~.1w9 rountc1~.haS!d1ed-tn-~ok~~-
lJero Parlf'ZOO. 1l was announced Monday Zoo offi cials
announced Kang Kang's death Monday following a two·
wee k illness of the economy
"No other piece of legis latior
will have as ){real an imp<1ct or
dampening the fires of inflation~· Kitln M . BeT tlier-::: as theball _Cartersign~\Qd_ak·-• --·-~a·--p -• ot . Kenntftf~att!'*' · '
Kennedy, in a row of a dozen • ·
congressional champions of lhe
legis lation. stood with his arms
folded directly behind the chair
provided for the pres ident's use
in s1gnani;: the ball At one point.
he s pottl.'<1 som<' rc-p<Jrters v.h<1
have been covenn~ his prc'>l!1t·n
t1al campaign for mont~ and
caressed lhe back or the chair
with a s ubtle grin
Carter paid tnbute to Ken
nedy. chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee, as haVlllg
begun workaog fo r increased
competilloo ln lhe lruckm~ 1n-
dust~) at least two ~1:<1ri. bt·fon·
the 1 ~ .. u1· bl'J!<J n t u ~uth 1·1
momc·ntum
"Sometimes alone, somelJmes
facing discour<1 gc m ent b ut
never_givmg up on the concept ,
Kennedy pursued the caultc:
Ca rt e r s aart
It wa:. only the• second rnl-<•ting
between th<' etd vt'rsanes sin ce
the prcs1 dent1al campu11<n hegan
in earnest. Kennedy C"amt-to th1:
Patrick Trial Issue?
~A:'\ DI F.r:< 1 1 ,\I', State
prm;ecul11r, '>ll) tht· 1~:.uc• in th1·
tncil of '>•·t·t dl·pro~rammer Tt-d
Patrick Is a L<1guna Beach kid
na pp in JI. not the beliefs of the
cc1ritroversial Church or Scu:n
tology
Patnck 49, and four others
\.\ r nt on trial Monday for al ·
li·~(l.dly abdU<.'ttfl~ &nd -h<>ldtng a
21 '":.ir old ~1t·ntolog15l :n da}'>
l:i <,t fall
Paula Dain 24 of Lo.,
Angt'IE'S. charg1.'i.i lhetl J'atnck
has secretar}. Sondra Sa cks . her
father arid stepmother • Jack
and Mary Ann Datn or Fullerton
and James Roe. held her cap·
l lVl' al a numb<:r or South«>m
l'<il1f1>rn1a c1t~in etn etl tempt to
t'h ange her fa1th'-
l.il<.1.• 1mpr1sonm<-nt Sal· .-.
j.! r Cl u n cl ... ,. '( I ... I IJ \ ·I Cl w I II
C ·a I 1 forni"
lie \:Jul thl· Jll•·J!•·<J i.1hduet100
am11ont1·d tr1 ·tJklnJ/. the law in
t o lh1•1r own hetnds" csn d a
"v1j?llantt· aC"t1on ...
"W hut 's the diffe r e n ce
bet we •n k1dnapp1ng Sc1e n -
tolog1sts. Catholics and Bap·
tl:'1t~?" nrguC'd !'.,OTiey.
l'alnc·k <tflt·r almo5t a decade
of 1lc pm~r:.imm1nJ! work. 1s on
t n J l 111 h1 ., home t•ounty for tht-
firi.t t1ml'
"1 orlc) prt!dactcd lhett the de
h ·ll'>t' IA.Ill atll·mol to doud the r 1· J I 1 :-. ., u e k id n::. µ p 1 n g h y
riuttini.: the churt'h on ln ~l
' I thank what 1s clear ly
pla1101'fl h1•re 15 a h<:rt!~\ tnal
lw .... 111! ·
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;"!..' d
White House for et priva te me<-t
ing with Cart(.'r on J une 5 art n
t he final round of pnmane!> th:it
a ppeared to give the president
m ore Ulan cnougb delegates to
assure rum or renomtnal1on by
l.he Democratic Party this sum·
mer .
Patnck Jack an<l. M<lr. Ann
IJ,1111 am1 Rot· art.> r harJ,!e·iJ \.\1th
k 11tn:.ippan~ con:.p1r:.i• '~nd
''h<.1rged with c•rmi.p1rac) an
fobe impnsoom<-nl·
J ury selection ~ga n today
and IS expeeted lo lake up to a
week. attorneys for both sides
predicted
O..,uppo!<.r-you we re tlnv1ng
O\'er thf' Coronado Bndge and
~a w a fnend about to commit -
s u1 c1de Say y o u tried t n
pt>r ucilft• hi m not t<1 jump and
But Kennedy has refused lo
concede. and re lations between
the two have bee n practically
non-exis tent
The bill Cart<'r decided to !)ign
an the Whal e llOUSl' H O!>t' C arden
represents a v1t•tQry for the a<! .
m 1nastrat1on and anotht•r step
toward Culhllment or Carter ..,
pro mi se t o remove anti ·
compctJt1ve government rcgula
lions wherever possible.
The Congressiona l Budget Of
fice estimated that truck Creight
pr ices w111 rail as muc h as S8
billion a year when the legisla·
t10n is fully Implemented m 3~-.i
to four years. But some of the
m ost sweeping changes tn the
tightly reg ulated industry are
ex~cled to come about much
sooner
3-Mile Vent Okay
llARRIS Bt.;RG. Pa. IAP>
Continued ... entmg of r ad1oacllH
gas from Three Mile Is land has
produced no unexpected rise 1n
rad1at1on li: .. eb a\.\ay from tht>
nuclear pc)wt•r plant. ofhcial!>
~a)
In a pre-entry motion, deputy
01 stricl Attorney Paul Morie}
as ke d Judge :-.:orberl Ehrt·n
freund \() denv defem,P attorne'.,
the ··defen5e of nec t-'>.,1t '
ground" Mo rie) -.aid lht rt•· 1'-
'om c doubt v.hetht'r thnH·
FORD ...
part o< his shart' or the overall
!>Cltlement
Afte r the s ettlement \.\a s
reac hed. attorneys for Ford made
a m ot100 to proh1b1t any further
d1 :.c los11re or terms of the agrl't
ment to the mc-dia etnd to ~c-.il
court records regarding the set ·
tlem(.'nt
Trotter den1~ the r equest
The settlement lo the Green·
bergs \.\111 be paid o"·er the next
.,._., e raJ } ears
They "'er e represented by
'.\c \\ port Beach uttome) Mark
Hobanson Jr . v. ho hult heen m·
'ohed 111 othn t:a ltes mvoh 1ng
Fo rd Motor Co
Whatever she's looklng for In a dJamond,
you just found tt. A
(
m ordt•r to '\:JV1· that pers on, you
had to attack or ltnock him un.
CCIO.,l'lllU!>
V. oold \ <1u f.1<'t' ,_, <·harge of a ... ,,oilt
\f.,rlt' rt 111 11"(1 that the ques
I 11111 h•" not l'4·1 n n·c;ol ved in
1·11urt ll1· 1111tNl th.11 M 1.,~ Detin as
· Jn <•man1·1p.1t l·1I adult . Cree
from .ill. mcludang her parenLc;"
!ti <>rh•\ '>:a11! lh<' \\Oman had nol
ln·1·1 I \.\Ith her father 1n sl!ven
\'C'Jr!'. pnor to the time of the al
ll'~l·d alxJuc t1on
M1 -.:-. I>u1n (;la1ms she was ah·
du<·tcd afll'r attending what was
tu b\.' a "!<.urpri~c party" at ._
Lai.;una Bf'arh residence.
Borde r SeaJed
111\:\CKOt\, Thailand CAPl
T h1.· Thai military command
;rnJ toda~ \'1l·tnamese troops
had sealed orr almost the e ntire
500 milt.· long Tha1·Cambod1an
b o rder However . Weste rn
m1htat; ana1}·5L-; daspul~ the
claim, <1y1ng onl) et 37-mllc·
'>lr •tch appeared to b<' an Viel·
namc.!-e h:m ds
Our diamond collernon 1s brrtl1am. ext ensive
and rivaled only by our knowledge. No
mauer what kind of diamond she thinks 1s
"most beaur1ful." we have IC waiting for you
And her. These are set in 14 karat yellow
g old. A .• M arqu1se. $2.225 . 8. Round. $1,275
C. Emerald-cur. $6.170. D. Oval. $3.820
'
E Pearshaped. iq, 135
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11. NO. 113, ~ SECTIOHS. ~PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALl~ORNIA
toying in Race . ' .-~·-. f.A.Dderion ·Makes
-:Candidacy Official
WASHINGTON {APl -John every region of the country. steadily rising approval for tus
B. Andenon. declaring "l now ramng money and kicking off candidacy and private cootribu·
· believe that an independent can d r 1 v es t o ob ta 1 n enough tions totaling S3 million.
win." said today he has attract signatures to get has name on Jn a statement prepared for
ed e!!.9u~h money. pote nual the ballot in as many states as delivery at a news conference.
Vl>ters and fnfere~ fiJ petmif' pos~TI>fe':-~ :-Andel'50fr-lftJted·:·drssatisf~
him to stay in the race for the Noting that he has qualified among m any vot ers with the
presidency _ throug h the No for the November general elec· prospective major party
vemberetecuon tion ballot in states where petl· nominees President Carter and
Declaring that the support re-uon deadlines have passed. An· Ronald Reagan .
x • -··· '·
..
.,. ,
cei·ved in mne weeks of running "derson said that he will focus his · "l cannot ask Americans to :r:.r.>~..mepandent .-eatt.eJidedbe.r -~PAioo~·-J9r,tl}~~s.i-.4., vot.A-lol~'~l1$e th~Qbij"e • two major part1cs .. has "far ex· cussion of the problems that cOn· the other candidates r." Aride-~''
7 •
ceeded my expectations." An· front America a nd the solutions said. "l must per~uade them
derso~ said, "I a~ for~?llY an. to those probler;i:is that I can of· that I am~competent to govern
nouncmg my candidacy. fer to the voter. this nation that I understand its
Since announcing April 24 that The Republican congressman problems ~ that my program
he would run as an independent. fro m 111 no is s aid he was of action will be both effective
Anderson has campaigned in heartened by potls showing and fair."
.
Duke Bottled .
Actor's Face on &urban
..
Anderson said over the next
few weeks he wi 11 set out
specific proposals on a number
of issues .
.. What I have to offer is com·
• mon sense in economics, com·
mon decency in huma.n rights
and plain dealing in govern·
ment.
.. Above all e lse, J offer
America the plain hard facts.
We can never again pretend that
we can get something for
nothing," he said.
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Outside Closed Doors
. .• . TUCSON. Ariz. CAP >
The face of John Wayne.
who downed plenty of red·
e ye i n the movie s et
saloons he s wagger ed
through as Hollywood·s
toughest wrangler, h as
bttn molded into a com-
m e m orative bottle of
booze.
Anderson s upporter s have
gathered enough signatures to
~et on the November general
election ballot in 14 states -
New Jer5ey, Mi c hig an,
Massachusetts, Utah, No,rth
Car olina. Qhio, Kentucky,
Kansas, West Virginia, New
Mexico, M ai n e , Idah o,
Wisconsin~ Jlbode Island.
Inmates at Soledad State Pri son a re !>tall
locked in today but t h(' guard-, an: locked
out. Claiming they will not v.ork until a
budget is adopted to assure thl·tr ~ett1n~
paid. th1:~ have gone on ~trike. New duty
for this i!uard 1s d1·rectml:{ traffic outside
the fac11Jty. (Related sU?ry. Page A5).
Entrepre neu r Mike
Wayne (no relation ) said
he looked at 32 different
designs be{ore he came up
with a bottle -that the
Dute•s family felt was
Jutrtlbt.
The result ls that the
late actor stares back with
cra11Y realism from .a
fifth of Kentucky bourbon.
About S,000 cases will be
distr ibuted world -wide,
the first 500 or them in
Ar izona. where many of
Wayne's westerns were
filmed.
Wayne the businessman,
who paid "about a mlllloa
bucks" for exclusive, dis-
tribution rights. said the
bottle is the laleSl in a
20-year-old line of com·
m emorative and novelty
items.
Each b ottle w e i ghs
about 20 pounds and will
sell for SfiO to $70.
Among them was an
amaret~filled likenes~ or
Pope John Paul 11.
Kidnap, Not Belief
Patrick Trial Issue?
SAN DIEGO (AP) -State
prosttutors say the issue tn the
trial of sect deprogrammer Ted
Patrick is a Laguna Beach kid·
napping. not the beliefs of the
controversial Church of Sc1en·
tology.
P atrick 49. and four others
went on trial Monday for al·
legedly abducting and holding a
24-year-old Sciebtolog1sl 37 days
la.st fall.
Paul a Daan, 24, of L os
Angeles, charged that Patrick:·
his secretary. Sondra Sacks; her
father and stepmother -Jack
and Mary Ann Dain of erton
-and James Roe. hel
live at a number of • m
Call!omia clties...l!!. an tempt to
change her fruth.
Patrick, Jack Mary Ann
Dain and Roe are charged With
ktdnappfhg, conspiracy and
false imprisonment. Sacks is
'1812' War
A Real 'Blast
WINDSOR. Ontario <AP)
An explosive charge set off fof'
the climax ol Tchaikovsky's 1812
Overture ftred into the audience
tnateed o1 up in the air. lnflictinc
minor cuts and bruiael OD 46
~ eatident occurred Mon·
.cla7 nllbt durinl a performance
ol tbe overture by the Windsor
Symphony Orchestra durtnc the
dfy'1 Freedom Festival, an an·
nu•l jo6nt celebration by the city
and nel&bborlna Detroit of
Cu.ta'• Dominion Day Md the
U'.8. Fowtb "' July. Tbe Gl'dMetra was playl!'I on • .,.,.. bed up to lbe caDa·
dim ... ol tbe Detroit Rift!' ..
tlle prel•d• to a 45·mlnute ftlewcab ._..7 for wtddl an ....... ftli,dOO were llDl8'
....... oltMrtftl'. --·
charged with conspir acy and
false imprisonment.
Jury selection began today
and is expected to take up to a
week. attorneys for both sides
predicted.
lo a pre~ntry motion, deputy
District Attorney Paul Morley
asked Judge Norbert Ehren·
freund to deny defense attorneys
the "defense of necessity"
grounds. Morley srud there is
some doubt whether those
g rounds exist b y l aw in
California.
He said the alleged abductlOB
amounted to .. taking the law in·
to their own bands" a nd a
"vigilante action."
"What's the difference
between kidnapping Scien·
tologists. Catholics and Bap-
Usts?" argued Morley.
Patrick, after almost a decade
or deprogramming work, ls Oft
trial in bis bome county for the
nnttime.
Morley predicted that the de-fense will attempt to cloud the real issue-kidnapping-by
putting the church on trial.
• · J think what is clearly
planned here is a heresy trial,"
he said.
Dredge Plans
Review Set
I
A public worbhep 1ta1ed by
the state Department of Flab
and Game to review dredainl
plans for Upper Newport Bay
wtll be held tonll)ll in the UC
Irvine engineerln& building.
The 1:30 p.m. session is open
to the public but is bot • public
M•rinl· The department lta• bffn ebarted wllla • ....._ a plan
fOf' beet-'DI ........... epen· dona lD the IUkJoUed .., bJ
September •
Jn four « the states, Oh1o,
Kentucky, New Mexico and
Maine. Gff"a.dall have naled that
Andenon failed to meet require-
ments other than ~number of
sig nature• a nd ·campaign
lawyers· have filed court suit.a
challenging the constitutionality
of state election laws.
NB Man Indicted
On Fraud Counts
In an additional 22 states,
campaign officials say eoougb
s ignatures on petitions have
been gathered to make it a near
certainty that Anderson will be
on the ballot..
Thett are a few states. like
Geor gia and Oklahoma. where
CSeeSfAVING, Page .\2)
Used Car Lot
At Uni High
Bugs~ Trustees
Has Robert Mohr, principal of
Irvine's University High School,
turned i.nto Cal Worthington?
Has the school's parlti.ng lot
become a used car lot?
This was what the Irvine
Unified School District trustees
were talking about Monday
night when they called Mohr to
testify.
Mohr, who was called to the
podium by the name of Cal
Wortbingtoo. said 40 to SO people
try to sell their can in tbe park·
ing lot every weekend.
"Do you want me to do
anytblng about it?" he asked tbe
trustees.
One of the board members
wondered whether the district
could get a percentage oo tbe
car sales. Gene Hartline. usis·
tant superintendent. sa1d that
wo uld cause insurance
nightmares.
The trmtees decided to wait to
get further citiRD reaction.
A S6-year-0ld Newport ~ach
map was Indicted this week by a
federal grand Jury an ~11ch1gan
on charges that he sold nonex1:-.·
tent encyclopedia sets and other
mull1·volume works to ltbrarH."i
and ins1.Jtuuons throughout the
country.
Frank H. Gille faces 21 counL-.
of mail fraud and one count "'
interstate transportation of prop
erty obtained by fraud. SC11d
U .S. Attorney J ames Robinson
Robinson s a 1d the a I lt.~~t·d
violations occurred tx>twl'Cn l!n:!
a nd 'the present when Gille \<\J'>
president of Scholarl y Prl·~.,
Inc., of St. Clair Shores . Mich
The Oetro1t·based U.S. At·
torney said Gille assertedly ad-
vertised encyctopedi as anrl
multi-volume sets on American
Indians, computers and famo~
black American s to varaou:.
lJbraries and schools .
Robinson said the 1'e"' port
man, who advert1Sed his produ< t
through the mail. would requ~t
advance payment and then not
deliver tbe product.
The attorney said G1llt> .tl-
leged.ly defrauded several of the
libraries more than once by U.<>·
ing various names, includan~
Negro His tory Press and In·
formation Service. ·
Among the Institutions v1c·
timized, Robins on sa id, were
Dearborn, Mi ch. Department of
Libraries. New York Academy
of Medicine, State University of
Buffalo. New York and Dallas
Texas Public Libraries.
Roblnsoo said the mail fraud
charges carry a maximum
prison Sentence . Of (Ive years
each and a $1,000 fine. The
Ramps Closed .
Freeway Meters Planned
Cal'l'nlm bas announced tbK aortbbound on·ramps o(
the San Dieto Freewa, will be claeed for abort periods
from DOW U8Ul July t . 1 I
•E'l'DING DEVICES Aa£ ~n tbe proc.-a of beini
lDatalled OD OD·runp& between ~Costa Mesa Freeway
and the Sao G•briel Freeway, CelTram offtciala sald. TbeJ uld all freew•y lanes and r•mpa wlll be opened
durin1 ruab hours, ud al least one r•mp Jue will btt open
between the morning and e~ ruab boun. . .
.. WREN ON UMPS AU aA>IED, tramc will be de·
toured wt1.b 111111. accordinc to CalTram. No lanes will be
clOled OD weekendl,_ le.•~ bolklaJs, or before a p.m. on
da,a_pnadaa lepl bol1da.7a.
'n.e ..._.. dn'lees deteet bow maay vehicles •~
..... .. • ....... tlam, • CalTrul oftldal laid.
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transportation charge, he said,
rarnes a maximum 10-)ear sen·
tencc and " Sl0,000 fine.
Mudd Leave
CBS for NBC
News Position
:" EW YORK (_.\P> -RoRer
:'\t udd. the C US ~e\<\ s corre::.pond-
t• n t once considered a can-
ti 1d at•· t o succeed Walte r
Cronk Ill' as .. Evening News"
anchorman. w ill JOtn ~BC as
< h1ef Washington corres pondent,
1t was arulOWlCed today.
Mudd will S\<\'ltch net works as ~oon as h1s contract \<\1th c·ss
.'.':e '<' s is terminated The con-
tract 1::. due to expire early
1981
The transfer to·~sc had been
"Xpected for some ume. Mudd
"a::. distressed when CBS Ci'n·
nounced m February that Dan
Rather \ltOuld replace Cronkite
"hen the \ eteran aocbormao
steps down next year.
Mudd went to work for CBS
:"llews in 1961, and had been the
net work's national affairs cor·
respondent since l977.
Two Arrested
~
On Newport
Burglary_ Rap
Police-surprised and arrested
a pair of alleged burglars late
Monday in back of a Corona del
Mar clothing store where the
suspects report'edly were load·
ing up a van with suits and
Jewelry.
Stephen J . Gr an ate, 29. or
Newport Beach, and Edwin
Estrada, 2• of Huntington
Beach, wef'f!A arrested on com·
mercial burglary charges.
rnvesligaton assert tbe sus-
pects accidentally trtaered a
silent alarm at Pat Marley's IM~'s Wear, 3566 E . Coast
i·Highway. at about 11:30 p.m.
when they SD)aShed out a wln·
dow and sawed through several
metal ban to gain enlry to t.be
shop.
''
The !\USpects. officers report·
ed. backed up a van to the shop's
back door and started loacllni
up.
Both men are In cuatody at
Newport. Bucb Cit)' Jail OD
$5,000 bla11 each.
Vi.siting Boy
Fares Well
After Shock
A S-year-ofd Sie rra Madre
boy, vacati oning w it h h is
parents on Ba lboa Island, came
o.1way Wlth only minor mJun<:~
~l onda y afternoon when he
l!r3bbed a tive electrical conduit
runnang under a pu:r.
But young Brett Sh<1w's
pJrents recei\ed a real shock,
'ewport Beach officials .!>aid,
~hen they tned to maneuver lhe
ra mtly car through heavy traffic
nn Coa::.t l IJ"'h\<\ ay in an effort to
reach Hoag Memort&I Hospital.
They never got therC'
Instead tne parents , unsure
how seriously their son had been
tnJured. became so frustrated
they swung out of the bumper-to·
humpe r traffic and fl agged
down a pac;smg police car.
The officer r esponded by
radu>ti~ paramedics \Ith<> treat·
ed fo fri~htened boy at the stdc
olf t e r o a d . H e w a s not
~osp1~cd. -
Man's Leap Fatal
SAN FRA.'\CISCO CAP> -An
unident1f1cd youn~ m a n has
leaped to has death from the
Golde n Cate Bridge, the
Califomia Highway Patrol re·
ported. The U.S. Coast Guard
said the man -.vas take n Mondav
from the water alive, but he died
soon aftcrwarli.
Coast
Weather
Cloudiness d ecreas ing
Wednesday. Lows tonight
· SS at the beaches. 65 in·
land. Highs Wednesday
70s to mid 80S.
INSIDE TODA 'Y
Allan D. Jw Jr. doe111't wont to ~ m Eden. He'd
-prefer thol u be~.
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Pro-Reagan Spending
WASHf OTON tAP l mon CaUH. a r lttcena •<'Uoft ~roup, toela)' (Jlf'd • rMf'T•l t•wiu1t attklns to atop • rommltlN-
from It.. aMOunC'ed lntf'ftlkln ol tptndln1 S20 mJlllon In support
of Ronald tlH-'1 prnldeftUaJ randidacy ·
l'ommon C•us•: aaylq UM effort woukS r"urn campalin
flna nc1f\ll to Pf'tll-Water1ate daya, t"9Ct Americans for Chan1e.
it.a rhatrmMn, ~n Harrlaon Schmitt, R N M . and forme r Sen
arl T f'urt1~ R Nt'b . lll treQW"er
Common Cauae claimed Uiat a~ Rea1an. u the "virtual·
11 .(t~" candidate ol the R4publkan Party wUI re<-elve $29 4
minion for ~ potl ('()C)vmllon campalirn. h~ cannot rt>ceiv"
private fund •
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BELO llORtZONTE. BrazJI CAP> -Pope John Paul II new
lnto Uus rentral Brazil!arunl~ cky-l0day-to-a -10yous ovation
...from ~-es m ated at mon-thanone._mtllion
They dumped white and yellow confetlt from skyscrapers u
C1't! pope passed, and ltned streets 10 deep to get a aU mpse
In an o~n-alr Mass aimed at the youthful populat.ion ol ~Latin Amenr a·s largest country, John Paul warned against
•hat he called "the exasperauon of sex. which tears down the
,.auth('nll('lt} of human love and leads lO the breakup Of the ~:fa mily ..
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·fAaMr• L'rgr •reUclral Sofldioa•
• MOSCOW <AP> -The Soviet Union and West Germany
... a greed today to press for .. a political solution as quickly as
possible" to the Afghanistan conflict. But West German Chan·
· ·! cett~r ffelm~t...Scbrpi_ft~ app~rently failed to win assurances from
: .. Soviet President Leonl'tt t: Br~zhne\' about,. tuture Soviet troop '"puflouts. -..,..... "· ..,. '
Schmidt s aid both sides repeated their "well.known posl· ~lions" and that Brezhnev strongly defended the Soviet occupa.
t10n that began m'Decem ber. . . .
·Gold Coatlnews to C'U_,,
LONDON (AP) -Gold prices rose again today on Euro-
pean exchanges afte r reaching 4'h·monlh highs in Monday's
lrading. The dollar was higher against most major currencies.
...: London's five majoPbullion houses fixed the closing price Of ~-gold at S660 an ounce, up from Monday's $649.50. In Zurich. gold
traded at $663 50 at mid-day. Gold traded at $664.50 in New YQr k_._ ~ Sl7.10.
snver was quoted in London ar $16.90 an ounce-. up from
SJ6 75. Silver traded at $16.80in New York, up 20c~nts.
$aturday .tfaH DeHcerr1 B~
W ASHJ NG TON c AP) -Defying the wi~hes of congressional
budgct-wnteri:., the House Post Office an~. Civil. Defonse Com·
mittec today voted to cont111ue Saturday nia1l dellven es.
Signing Ceremony
Ted Fimls Way
To Rose Garden
WAS HINGTON <AP>-Sen.
Edwa rd M. Kennedy, wba for
months sought to lure President
Carter out of the Rose Garden.
joined him there today in a rare
mom<'nt of arrord the sii:.;ning
of a mutually es poused bill lo
d e r egulate the trucking in·
ciustry
"It's particularly gratifying
for me to welcome Sen ator Ken·
nedy to the Ros e Garden today."
Carter said with a smile when
ci ti ng the Mass achusetts
s e n a tor's effort s a lo ng wit h
thos e of othe r members of
Congress in winning passage of
thl' bill
"T here's no debate on truck-
ing dere~ulation ." Kennedy
q uippt'<l when Carter asked him
lo say a few words durang•the
signing ceremony.
The closest the p r esident's
challenger came to turning the
event into a political platfor m
was to recite his cam paign
the me that "the No 1 concern of
the Amen can pe<>ple is the stale
of tht• economy
··No other piece of leg1slallon
will have as great an impact on
det m perung the f1 res of 10flat1on"
a!> the bi ll Carter signed t-Oday,
Kennedy said.
Kennedy, in a row of a dozen
t:ongressional champions or the
· legislation, stood with his arms
folded directly behind the chair
provided for the president's use
ill signing the bill. At one point,
he s potted some reporters who
ttave ~n covering his presiden·
Ual campaiim fo r months and
N
DAILY PILOT
car essed the back of the chair
with a subtle grin.
Carter paid tribute to Ken-
ned y. chair man of the Senate
Judiciary Committee. as haVUlg
beg un working for increa sed
com pet1t1on m the trucking in·
dustry at k!ast two years before
the ·~sue began to gather momentum
"Sometimes alone. sometimes
facin g d iscou ragem e nt but.
never giving up on the concept,"
Kennedy pursued the cause.
Carter said ,.
It was onl y the second meeting
between the adversaries since
the presidential campaign began
in earnest. Kennedy cam e to the
White House for a private meet-
ing with Carter on June 5 alter
t he final round of primaries that
a ppeared to give the president
more than enough delegates to
assure him of renom ination by
the Democratic Party this sum·
mer .
But Kennedy h as refused to
concede. and relations between
the two have ~n practicalll
non-existent.
The bill Carter decided to sign
in the White House Rose Ga.JVen
represents a victory for the ad-
ministration and another step
toward fulfillment or Carter 's
p r o m ise t o r e m o v e anti·
competitive government regula·
tions wherever possible.
The Congressional Budget Of.
fice estimated that truck freight
prices will fall as much as S8
billion a year when the legisla-
tion ls fully imple mented in 3~
to four years.
Sl,000 a Night
Settle in
·Collision
8y DA V1D lnlTIMANN
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A l,,al\lfl• Hilla Cather and son
have won ••combined Q .2S
million HttJe ment aaatnat Ford
Motor C.O. i te mmln& from the
death ol the man'a wile ln a
burnlna fi'ord Maverick on UM
Santa An1t Freeway four yean
•10 foUowlna a ·rear·end col·
Uelon •
The settlement waa agreed t.o
Monday . In the courtroom ol
Superior Court Judge Jac k Ttot·
ter.
E rnst Greenber1 and his son
Matthew. 4. had filed a lawsuit
three years a go agaUiaCFord
rontending the gas tank of the
J971 model car waa faulty.
The car eiploded hrftames
a fter the rear-end collision ~
the freeway. Killed ln the acca-
dent was Greenberg's 21-year-
old wife.
The Greenberg's car w..S the
fourth in a five -car pileup near
the 17th Street overcrossl.ng In
Santa Ana . · •
Mrs . Greenberg had been
holdlng young Matthew. then on-
ly several months old, on he r
la p . Bot.h parenls were afire but
she gave the child to Greenberg
when •he could not budge a
Jllmmeft-Mol---00 -the. ~t;&
side of~ car.
Greenberg took the cblld to
s afety but his wife perished in
the burning vehicle. Greenberg
suffered bums on his arms and
legs . 1be child was unhurt.
AcC'Ord.lhg to court documents.
Matthew WiU receive $650.000 as
part of his sh~ ol the overaJJ settlement.
/\f ter t tle s ettle m en t was
reached. a ttprneys for Ford made
a motion to ·prohibit ~Y f urtlwr
discl06ure of terms of the agree.
m ent to the media and t-0 seaJ
court reeords regarding the set-
tlem ent. \
T rotter deqled the requesl
The setUem'ent to the Gr-een-
bergs will be paid over the next
several years
T hey were represented by
Newport Beach attorney Mark
Robinson Jr . wt10 has been in·
volved in other f;ases involving
Ford Motor Co .
Fro• PfHle .. , I
STAYING •..
enlisting support has been dif·
Cl c ult a nd sign a ture drives
stall ed.
Campaign manager Michael
!\1 ac Leod said Ander son will
roncede most of the South. s ince
that "will be a Carter-Reagan
battleground ... w1th~the possible
exceptions of Nort Carolina.
Tennesset'. F1onda d Texas.
ShahSOid
l1nproving
CAIRO. Egypt CAP) -
The deposed Shah of Iran
was reported In "very
satisfactory" coodiUon to-
d ay and was removed
rro m lnte o s lve care
rollowing surgery to drain
nuid from his lungs.
An E gyptian doc to r
treat in g th e c ancer -
stricken shah said the ex-
mo n a r ch has a "more
than 75 percent" c}\ance
of surviving.
"His condition is very
sa tisfacto ry," sa id Dr.
Abdel Kader Osman 24
h o urs afte r Monday's
operation.
Shah Mohammed Reza
P ahlavi, 80, WU running.
high fever when he was
admitted to the Maadl
military hospital Friday
night.
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Pf"'''dt"t .-"tt P\b:I.,..,
Kids Sol,dfor·Sex
In Dallas Catalog
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• CS..-M AdYertlllftg M2·M71
DALLAS (AP> -Child.fen &.'l
young as 8 are being sold into
pros titution through "catalog
sales" lo Dallas. a proeeeutor
has told a Texas House commit·
tee.
Aulltant Dalla County Dta·
trtct Attorney KeUy Loviq laid
Monday •'They have a cataioc ot
tbe1e little cblldren wbo are
totally nude,'' Lovtnl told the
aoleet committee on ebild abme-ne1leetud cb1ld pornocrapby.
"Slxteen-year-ofda are tbe
least eitpenslve. Tbe youn1er
they are. the more expenalve urey are." slid~.
Dallas clients order the cblJd
proetltutel throutb tbe cataJot
and oft.m pay their aJrplue fare
since many are from CaUlor'Dla.
he said.
"An 8-year -o ld girl or boy
from California will cost about
Sl,000 a night, including tr
airfare," the prosecutor aaid.
After teatifyln1 before t
committee. Lovtq deelined io
d11cuu the matter further, MY·
lnl it C!OUld hurt an illYtlltip· Uon.
The child abuse committee
al.lo beard i.ttmoay from proll·
ec:uton Ul'linl that the murder or a child &e made a capital ~·
fenae and auue1Uona tbat doc· ton who fail to report cbJld
abuae caa" should be Prot·
ecuted.
A Taal law ,...U ID 1174 make11tamt.de_.~ to fall to NpOlt cldJd ......
Out ol tlae P(lsf
A .. ~-
An engine and rear gun turret of a World
Wa r 11 B·24 1.t.iber ator bom ber are inspect-
ed by promoter Gene Forte. w~o is salvag-
ing the plane from the bottom of Hunt-
ington Lake in the Sierra Nevad a eas t of
Fresno. The plan~ crashed in 1943.
.Aii: Travelers Hit
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By Siinkin' Delay
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Im·
m igration authorities say they
delayed air travelers who were
forced to wade through an inch
of raw. smelly sewa ge at the
city's airport because officials
were worried som e passengers
might slip 10 the mu<'k
"We don't want to get the gov·
ernment 'sued." M. "lamer. act·
mg deputy direct.or ~f 1mm1gra-
tJOn lo San Francisco. said Moo·
dav .
The passengers were barred
fro m reaching their luggage for
about an hour Sunday. but SOfTle
travelers a ppeared more upsf't
over the delay tn 1oietting 0lhc1r
bags than over the mc·i;s
I m migration e1uth o r1t1 c ~
Viets Brawl
In Mesa; Cops
Arrest Pair
A bloody. club-swingmg brav. I
a mong Vietnamt>Se 1mm1gran
sent one man to the ho5p1tal latl'
Sundav and resulted in the <tr ·
rest oft'4'0 other Costa Mesan.c;
Arrested for su.sp1c1on of as-
s a u It with a d eadly we apon
folloWlllg the melee at the in·
t e r sectiQn o f Cost a Mesa's
Sono r a Road a n d La Salle
Avenue was Long Pha n Nguyen.
22. or 2738 San Carlos Lane.
Costa Mesa.
A 16-year old boy was arresh..'<t
for suspic1pn of m ali cious mis·
c hief a.ad later released to the
custody of his mot.her.
Treated for a head wound and
later released from Costa Mesa
Memor1al Hoefltal was Hue Van
Nguyen, 45, o 10.W E l Cammo'-
Drive. Costa Meu .
Witnesses told police that cars
driven by the Nguyens, who are
not related. converged at the m-
tersecUon along with the teen-
age bicycle ride r.
A battle e nsued. witnesses
said, pitting the youth and Lon~
Phan Nguyen against Hue Van
Nguyffl.
..
stopped aboUt 300 passengers off
Pa n Amencan't; f11ght 003 from
Hong Kon~. saying they were
worried about someone s lippmg
in th1.• sewage. which s pewed
from an overflowm~ toilet
But some passengers wanted
to brave the mch-deep smelly·
"'at.ur t.hat rove red the entranet>
ti) 1mm1graYloo so they rou.ld l'(el
l'he1r bags and prt')('et"d through
cuslorn.' Tempers grew short,
a nd some passenger. offe red llJ ~1gri waner; ..
l'<ell o· Ago~tmo of M1ss1on
\'1eJ'?· ~ho said he nussed a con .
nectin~ fli ght because of the df'
lay. ~au1 one m an announcC'd.
"ThP) ean t arrest all of l.I..'>. •
and the pas->e ngers marrh<"(1
throu~h the 1mm1grat1on stal10Q
to rl'lnt'\'t-their luggage.
Thi! mess was cleaned up
befnre passengers from latt;r
fl1 g ht.s ·arrived, ~aid Wa r ri·n
Haost:n, spok e~rh an for th~
au-port. '
S.wimClus
Registration
Set at OCC
R<'~1stration for Orange Coast
Colleges Uurd two week :.~ion
of ummer sv.1mming instruc-
tion 1s scheduJed July 12 from 9
am to noon at the OCC R)m
nas1um.
The .session runs kfaily, from
J uly 14·25 and offers '1me cl~s
o f 1tO minutes each, rosting
Sl 2 50 per s tudent
Cl a!>s~ are open (or toddler~>.
a dvan t'e d todd lers, n o n -
""' immers, beg inning s wim-
me rs. advanced beginners and
1otermediates.
For the fi rst tim e this year. a
Mo mmy a nd Me c lass for
mothers and ·YoUngste,rs aged l
to 3 Is be10g offered.
f'urther information may be
obtamed by callm g 556·5880
The finaJ set of swim classes
cond ucted over a two -week
period wiU start in late July.
Carter Tax
Plan Slaied .
For 1981
WASHI:'llGTON CAJ1) -Presi-
dent Carter and De m~ratic
congr essiona l leade r s have
agreed to provide a tax cut for
1981 and that the only remaining
question 1s the timing, House
Speaker Thomas P O'Neill said today
·'There's no q_uestion In all of
f)ur minds ihat there. wnr-tie a
t.1x cut 10 1981," O'Neill told re-
porter!> a rte r he a nd other
lt-aders attended a White House
breakfas t meetin~ with Carter.
O 'Neill saJd what had not been
derided was whether to enact
ttw cut in 1~ or wait until 1981
The c;peaker said Carter and
t h~· c o ngress io n a l lead e r s
.1~reed t his morning to wor k
together over the next few
"'t•Pk:s on overall econom1~
p<1licy
"Ou.r aim i~ the ~t or • carefully cons· and
reSl)OnS1ble policy to cootJnue
lhe fight aga1.DSt inflation and
provide a laJt cut foe 1ill &bat
would be 1111U.tnnM1onary."' the
M assachuset.ts Demoerat said. ·.
The White House sess ion came
.t ddv after Senate Democratic
lt·.idt:r. held off Republican ~
m.Jnds ror a S36 billJon tax cut
h\ offrnnJ? renewed proma.ses of
tht·lif own plan.
Mr. Pavlecka
Rites JuJy 19
:'il •·monal funeral ser vices for
t•manc nt eng ine e r Vl a dimir
Pa\ lecka. a for mer Newport
Hed('h n-sirlent who died Satur-
day. J une 28, will be held on
SaturdJy, July 19, at Pacific
View Memorial Park. Corona
dcl Mar.
The date of r ites for Mr
Pavlecka. whose work in avia·
llon and lighter·than·air craft is
legend in the field was inad-
vertently deleted from a story in
Monday's paper .
Funeral se r vices for the
engmeenng geniw. wan be at 11
a .m . on JuJy 19, according to
friends.
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Our diamond collection is brllhant extensive
and rivaled only by our knowledge. No
maner what l<tnd o f diamond she thinks 1c;
"mos! beaunful ... we have 1t w a1t1ng for you.
And her. The se are set 1n 14 karat yellow
gold. A .Marquise. $2,225. B. Round. $1,275.
C. Emerald-cut s 1.350. 0 . OVal. $3,820 .
E. Pearshaped, $9, 135 .
SLAVICK'S
""e~SlnoP 1917
fQhlon Wiand, New1'C)rt<;..Mer, Newpon 9-d\, 114/644-1380
W""1Nnt4irr I lAguM ~lllt I MlMlon VMJO f North Or-. / TM City Lot Cnnto. 6 It .. ~U.
Mio Cl'ffttt to. A .... / S.. Diep I Laa Vtpt ...._., .............................................. a.p.
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Fireworks Spark Blaze, Fire Fears ' .
Te.e Oraa1e Couaty ,.,.
Depanwet .. ,. .... wom.d ~ •ard ... ,..,_... et J.aty
dale• U.tt......,.., a a.-t.bat
bet-ame more "'°""" Monday wtu. • ..,_. llre bl Yorba Unda
m..-ip&on sa7 Wll n UMd by
ut.salftnwotb
()Qriq \.be Im Fourth ol July
u1a 1on leaa l a nd l ll C't•I
hreworka we r e blamed tor
-·• la propeny dama1• lft Or .... c.-tJ -I n1urw llre
otfit"f all wnt to reduu lltl1
)'f'lr
Tb• l U p.m bin 11 lhe
Brook••Y Avenue r ldeftee ol
Wiiliam and Cindy Del nUHd
an ntim.ated sio,aoo tn d•m•c•
F ire otndala uld l.bt>y wt>l'f'
•bk lo pro&ecl about $17S.000 In
Hearing Set Monday
val~ '° the ltrutture and fOn·
t.,.ta h'om damaae
lftv•t11alon uld realdenu
tokt them they ... .)'OUthl dill·
c h ar1ln1 . Urewcfrlu tn tht nel1hbor1'0od about one -half
hour before ~nre started
lnvestlcaton concluded "the
m0tt probable cauae" of the nre
w aa ilJqaJ fireworu and noted
lht'y t•onhtcaled a quantity of
1ll e1al llre work 11 fro m a
QCTI> Eyes Ways
. .
Of Hiking lncoDie
The Orange County Transit for monthly bus passes and for to taxi ser vice. used in hilly
Oastrkt wants lo collect an add1 -0 1al-a -Rlde a n d D1 al ·a Lafl south county areas In lieu of reg-
ffona1-$G31 .0€» m fttres-from bus services. ular hxed route service and in
riders next year "1thout r aising Pat:rOns presently· can buy a othe-r -erucs fo.r_ senior citizens
the bask one-way bus trip fare , $15 bus pass good for a month or and the mentally retarded.
of 50 cents. unlimited bus rides. 01al-a -L1fl buses are mini·
The OCTD Board of Directors Besides reducing the bus pass vans spedally~equipped ror han·
will l'On.s1der how to raise that · discounts, the staff recom· d1l'apped riders.
additional revenue at a 9 a.m. mended rais ing rates fo r Dull·a". T he transit district is required
J uly 7 public hearing at its head-Ride and exprec;s buses from $1 by state Jaw to colle<'t 2Q percent
quarters in Garden Grove. to Sl.20, and for Dial-a Lift from or its operaH ng costs -set at
A transit district staff report 50 cents to $1.20. ss-t million for next year -1n
has r e<.'ommended hiking pnces D1al-a-Ridels what a mounts Jarel?QJLreve.qu«;.. ~ ~ -. · · , ---------_...:'-'------.-~'""71"~---;-;~,..-~-:--r----~---=""'"' The ·rates llroposcd by staff
r 1
"'", · ~-= members. if adopted by the
Bis Own Zoo
Racine. Wis., directo r Louis Rhoades shares h ts home
with Sadie. an E nglish bulldog: Tasha. a baby Bengal
... tiger. and Wilbur, a wolf cub. The dog is nursing the other
anim a ls
Surprise Storms
Start 50 State Fires
LOS ANGELES (AP > -Fast·
movin~ remnants-of Hurricane
Cella dropped a surprise series
of thunderstorms on Southern
Caltforma, helping fi refighters
mop up some we(•kend fires but
s tarting at least 50 new ones
With lightnin~
Firefi ghters were hoping that
r ain today from t he Pacific·
s pawn ed i.torms wo uld e x,
tinguish more than a dozen r~
in uninhabit ed areas of San
Bemarwho County.
T he Nalional Weather Servi~
said the rains should be more
docile. wtthout U'IC lightning or
Monday
· The service also withdrew its
flas h flood warnings for the
mountain 'alld desert areas or
R I verside. San Bernardino and
San Diego counties.
Mi.nor fl ash floods did develop
Mo nd ay ni g ht in Ran ch o
Mirage, lnwan Wells and Palm
Desert. where six fire engine!;
anct JU rescue squads were sent
to aid home<>wners
About two dozen homes were
dam aged when water seeped un·
de r carpet ing a nd furniture.
F irefighters used pumps to clear
several homes, sa id Ca lifornia
De partment of Forestry d is :
p atcher Ned Redway
No evacuations were ordered.
and no injuries were reported.
Redway s aid.
Meantime. some sections of
the Angeles. San Bernardino and
Los Padres National Forests
wer e closed to the public by the
U.S. Forest Service because of
fir~anger.
.!Los Angeles County wildlife
areas adjacent_ to the sprawling
Angeles National Forest also
will be closed for the same rea-
son . county Fire Chief Clyde
Bragdon Jr. said.
board. would bring tn 21 6 per-
cent or next year'!> projected
operating costs.
The board of directors can a<'-
cept. reJect or modify the staff
proposals
For people unable to attend
the 9 a.m. hearing on July 7. the
board ha s !>Cheduled another
public hearing for 7 p.m . Wed-
nesd ay in t he board hearing
room at 11222 Acacia Parkway.
Garden Grove.
Other board options studied b)
staff members but not recom
m ended include charging senior
c it i ze n s a nd h a ndicapped
passengers full fa re dunng rush
hour. raising the basic bus-rare
to 55 or 60 cents per one-way
trip, and charging 5 or IO cents
for transfers.
The last OCTD rate change
was made last September . with
a ra ise in basic bus fare from 35
cents to 50 cents.
LA Man Dies
Mter Sinking
In Area Pool
Accidental drowning was hst·
ed today as the cause of death of
a Los Angeles County man who
died after his unconscious bod}
"as puJled Monda y night from
the pool at a La Palma apart·
ment complex.
Police said Louis Louhisdon.
25, of Beverly lulls. died at a
hospital about 10:2() p.m. despite
efforts by friends to provide
cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
at the s~ne.
They s aid Louhisdon a nd
friends he was vwrlffng were
swimming in the pool s hortly
before the incident occurred
fo'riends went to a n ear by
whirlpool and found Louh1sdon·s
body at the-bOttom of the pool a
short time later. police sai'd .
Surfing Fil1n
Sfuted at occ
S urf's up and so will )'O ur
blood pressure be when you view
the action i.n "Super Session."
filmmaker Hal Jepson's surfing
mov ie s hot on loca tion 1n
Hawaii.
The Orange Coast Coll ege
surfi9g team will show it twice
Wednesday night in the college's
Forum. 2701 Fai rvie w Road,
Costa Mesa . once at 7 p.m . and
again at 9 p. m ., with proceeds
from the $2 admission price
benefiting the team.
Top i.ntemational surfers such
as Jerry Lopez, Jeff Hackman
and Roy Russell are featured.
Pmyers
Ansioored Anaheim Adib 25
FRESNO (AP) -It
wasn't sent from heaven,
but three nuns stranded on
State Route 99 here may
' have wondered for a rew minutes.
Their car ran out or
gasoline shortly a fter 2
a .m .• so they started sing-
ing bymm and praying for
help.
"Suddenly out of the sky
came this big light,"
Hicbway Patrolman Ron
Taylor recounted. It was the highway
patrol's belkopter check· ma CIG tbe stalled car.
. To Beef Up Force
A crackdown on crime in
Anaheim ls beltnnlni witb the
hiring by November of 25 more
police officers to beef up tbe com-
munity's force of 298 men,
authorities have announced.
ApplicaUoaa for the job, which
pays from Sl,492 to $1.905 oer
month, may be obtained from tbe
city's Human ReaouiCea Depart-
ment, 200 S. Anabeim BlVd., betlf~. 8 a.m. and 5 p.m .
ApPlicanta must be cit.iJem '1
lbe u.s .. ~ acbool sraduates or bold a G.E.D. Certificate and .
muat be 21 b)' Nov. 1, acCGl"dlDC
to police recruitment officials.
Quallfied minorities are en·
couraged to take out job applica·
tiona and It ia desirable fOf' all
applicants to have some
knowled1e of conversational
Spani.ab.
"We intend to get a handle on
crime in Anaheim, .. Mayor John
Seymour declared emphatically
lD a'"'CJllDdne lbe blring al 25
more omcera.
'"l"bil wW be one ol our top
priorltiel during lbe ccunina na..
cal year," the mayor added.
nel•"bor'hood youth. lfe wu not
arrested. however
Ylre department Information
officer Chuck Murphy described
the two-wedc period "urroundln.c
the 19T9 Fourth of July as "a dis
u ler" because of fireworks·
r elated dimage.
He ran through the statinlcs :-
28 structures damaged in areas
served by the county fire depart·
me nt: 38 persons injured. 119 1n·
cldenta related to UH of • 'aa/t
and aane" flreworkt and am ln-
cld nJ,a related to d11cttar1e ol U·
legal or dan1erou1 nreworka.
Sa l e or s afe and sane
nreworks is permitted In unJn.
corporated areas or Oran1e Coun·
ty. Mur\'>hy uid, and--several
· cities Such fireworks must be
approved by the s t a te fire
marshal.
Murphy said the fire depart·
(Jp., IJp and .4 waaaaaa!l!l!l!I •••••
ment Initiated • lar1•·•H ..
campalpi to educate UM publAe
on the danl•n ol fl~oru.
Letten were sent to police
a1encles outllnln1 what
flreworb-related offenses may
be cited, while posters and
flye r s were dlstrlbuted at
schools.
'''Rm year we hope we cao
keep things from getting out ol
hand," Murphy said.
Kids in S:rn J u;m Cap1~tr:mo !-a\ ~oo<lb\f•
to anoth<.·r bunc·h uf lrnlloon.., lx·;;rmg t arrh
:-.<.tying whL·re tht·~ eom,. from That.., -.o
farmC'r:-. in lo'-'~• "ell mu\ bl-·Bn.·J c·J n
m:.111 back the attacht.'d 1xN ·eard J " pC'r in
:,truct1ons so we c<.1n l('arn ull ubout ""ind
n 1rn·nb Or maybe JUSl have some s·um·
mL·r fun Whoe \'L•r l aunc hed the c ard
ma1ll-d buck from farthest away by Aug. 1
1-. thL· \\inner. This b atch .... ent aloft at
:\I Jr<.'O For:.te r Junior HJgh School in city
r ·ereat10n departm ent event.
Sou hwest Heat· Persists
orec<µters Fear Long-tenn Drought
By TM ated PTess
The sizzling Sout hwest heat
wave, the wors t in 25 vears. lost
a little steam as temperatun:s in
Texas dropped below 110 But
the death toll climbed to 63.
more roads buckled and field-.
dried out across the blistered re
gion
f orecasters s:.ud 1l ma) be l!X·
tra hot all ..,ummer
And a.s lht· thrN· day July I
holtday approac·herl .... oml' of
ftta ls worried th::i t ttnder dn·
fields and "ood:-. m 1~ht be '><:l
ablaze by' acauoncr..,
Texans shrugged off thf" hl'Jl
and ,.l'nlun"d out into I he noon
d a \' s u n .\t on d a \ a -. l 1' m perat~ fell for thl· !-.tart or J · ·
new work week. Jn Ojlla~ Fort
Worth. 107 seemc•d <Jlmost Ith
spring after t-.-.o da):-. of 11~$
"It 's realh not ~o bc.td. ., .. id
Sandra Bryant as !>he att· lum h
in Dallas' Thanks-G" ing Square
park.
More than 2Q cities rcg1stt·rcd
100 or higher and foreca..,tt•r-.
said it would be JUSl ... .., hot to
day . But Wichita F alls' h1J,lh of
110 "as seven degret'!> lo" er
than the readtn~ Saturda)
"Yes. it's gomg to stay hot.
And it is sea::.onable to be hot. ..
said a National Wt.-ather Sen ll't'
Newport Newport
Surf
roret•aster "ho asked to rem am
anon\ moll!I "We'll ha,·e. well .
.. h n u I d I ·., a ,. h o t t t· r t h iJ n ~l'<1~onable tcm.peratur~."
"It's bad right no w and it
looks bad for the summer ... said
a ::.pokes man for th<• weather
scn ·1<'e 111 Oklahoma City.
Ill' !)a1d thc scaring heat.
"hit h -;ent the mer<'urv to 100
~l ond.1). '' J' the "''r"t '>tnc<·
l !131i
\l .. ;in"hllt• ,\rm~ nfficwh JI
I 1 I.. I .1 h 11 in .i ' F 11 r t ~ "\ 1 I I
Marine Base
Fire Que lle d
t I\ Jl1an f1rl'f1J?hll'r" .1t Camp
l'1·ndll'lon ci u1d-.h l'\ttn2u1she-d
.i 111m··acre bru...,h fin· near Sctn
( ,n Mrt• Saturcla' that thre<ttened
no 'tna·tun •' on lht• 'PrJ"l1n~
m d1 t Jr\' f .H 1lit' Uff1c1al~ al lht• ~t Jnn1.• Corps
puhlil· aff.11r.., •>fft<l· ">did tht
hru'h fin• hrokt· out <Jl about 5
JI m S.llurrfJ\. and " •• .., nearh
uncfrr ('1lJl trnl t" n hour.., later
l ••• u ... (' II f I h t' b I d z l' "' <I '
b<•ltt•\ •'<l t11 1.x.• J c<.i rclc~~I.' d1~·
cardc-<l t·11?a rNtc
re!>C heduJed strenuou:, act1\1la:~
fo r cooler hou.rs after the death
of a lieutenant "ho coll::iµ::.t.-d
duri ng an e xe rcise a borted
beca use of be at. In Lawton.
autopsy results Indicated a year-
o Id -boy rou nd dead in his
~randmoth'er's home h ad sue .
cum bed to heat before being
mauled by rats. o(fic1als said.
In Arkan:-.as. as tC'mperC1tu n~
ri''Jl'ht.'<1 102 an L1ttl-c Hock, lhl·
l'nultr\' F1>dt·rat1on said t"'"
m1 ll 1on broiler l'hll'ke ns and
:inu CM>CJ brL"-'<lc r ht.·n::. had be1:n
l.1 I IL·<1 hv hl'al. Road crew-.
"' orkl'<i lhrou~h the "l't:kend tr1
rt·pa1r I ~ !>l'('t1ons of h1gh"ay
that popped open unde r t he
..,1,on·hmg ... un .
Tht' weather service said tern·
peratures of up Lo 103 could he
t.>xpected lhrou~h the end of the
"t>t•k. compared to nor mal July
hi gh~ of 90. Arkansas Power &
l.1~ht Co had a record demand
for po"cr .\tonday.
And while the heat is making
tomato and pt.•ach l'rops npen
mon • rapidly. ofU c1als ::.ay 10 tt>
15 pt'rcC'nt of the 4 8 million
J<'rl'" of ArkJn-.a:-. land normallv
CUltl\ atcd IO ~O) be:rn~ had not
bt'l'n planted beC3U">l: Of' thl'
"eJthcr
, Su'J\ 'on
Sport
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5and I port -~--
Newport
' S urf
qnd
Sport
Newport
\S urf
and
Sport
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.....::t'"" -.r-tl'OI ~ 'MAU.
Starting July 5th In All Stores
GRAND OPENING SAI,E
Of Our Westminster Store
Register There For
$1000 IN FREE MERCHANDISE
From OP, Boogie, Qulksllver, Offshore, Stubbles, ROD & More
PLUS A FREE SUR.FBOARD FROM STUSSY NEW WAVE DESIGN
Newport Surf and-Sport
Mein Store
2224 Newpor1 Blvd.
Nemporta.ach
11~m4
t:JO ._. PM kn-Thurs
tM t PM Ft1 & Sat
---... -
Store 2
21CM Martne Ave.
Balboa laland
17S-112t
10.. 7 Sun-Th11r•
tll 9 Fri I S•I
Store 3 • * OPE NINO JULY 5 •-.
South Co•et Plue ~ StON 4
Coete MeM ._ Wfftmlneter ... H
141-Gl23 891-8144
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Generally Speaking
lla..LO. MEUA>. •SU. .. ~ Dtd you kTIOw thMl
here in OW' COUla1 rec100 Wt' have lwo dJlft"rtnt telvpbonc>
<'Omp~~ OI <"OU~ you dM1 You 'ust •• l w1nt to thln1'
about It .
Tiw> fact ls. however. that moat ol our ~llOft""'l.'
-.VIC'Cld tay an outfit known •' Pacific Tflephone. But oot an ot it. Some a~as. ~h a arouod Laiun• 'Beath
down.out and Huot.&ngton Buch upcout. art H•rved by u
d1rfermt s~t-m It.Down u ~rat Telephone
So you lhtn.ll you·v~ had Yt'UUOl\S With M a Hell'•
Lis ten. htt~ on the newspapttr, Wt' have ed1tonal offlc~ m
wguna, Huntington Bn<'h. Santa Amt and C~l• Mt llu
We use BOTH phone ('()mpan.in .
THUS WREN OUa Laguna opt-ratives call their <-oun
terpart.s m Huntington Be"ch. they go from th& General
system through the Pacific link and bar k into the General
isystem Sometunes that pbohe call makes you sound hke a
bullfrog with a sore throat. croaking U\tO a ram barrel.
We have ooe phone in the Costa Mesa office (Paci h r 1
MF.SSENGER
AJID
TELEGRAPH
SERVICE
DAY OR NIGi-iT
SAFE. ECONOMICAL SERVICE
SICHTS££JNC TRIPS
STAJID ATa f'-t a-a Coeet 8twd. •·
Laguna Phone Book Ad o/ 1939. When C~t Lr/e Wa._s Smtplt'
that won't ring the phone rn th(! Lagun a office <Genercil1
You dial. wait. and everyt hing JUSt sits there. Nothing
YOU COMPLAIN ABOUT this and I don't t'ven havl· l•>
-.uj!J!t'~l to you the rt'!.Ull Pacific says check with Gc:ncral
,\nd vou know who General tells you to call.
Anvwav. when 1t comes lime to pick on the telephon<.·
<om pan~.' mos t people put the knock on CenC'rdl
Telephone. Even our wonderful state Public \;tilities Com
mission likes to dump on General
Next Tuesday, for example. General Telephone will
com e before the Public Utilities people in seeking a
modest little rate increase. I think a fi gure of $120 million
was mentioned
NOW. JUST PRIOR to the hearings on that m odest re-
ques t . some PUC people havt> come out and declared that
Gene ral Telephone is giving its customers "the v.oc~t
telephone ser vice or the decadl· ..
Why. that kind of a ~tatement about Gtneral T(•lly ,..,
unjust. grossly unfair and rotten of the PL'C people What
c1o they m t'an. the worst telephone service of the decade'>
This lS just 1980. The decade is n't old enough yet to c·ol
lect t hat many wrong numbers Maybe they mean t he last decade. d uring the 1970s
IF THEY THlNK that was the worst 10 \l•ar'i uf
service then obviously they weren't a round rn the 1960:. sos. or whenever.
In earlier days. thing5 were simpler in the area now
·covered by General Telephone. Back in the 1930s. for ex-
ample, Laguna's service was called Associated Telephon«:
Company. Limited You picked up the phone and asked the
operator for 39 and you got a taxi. It does seem so eas~
now
THAT ASIDE. General Telephone has JUSt issued a
lengthy press release taking issue wl\h the Pl.JC staff
criticisms. I'll boil it all down for you. thus:
The Genera l Telephone people said that thos<: PU.'
s tate ments weren't ver y nice
NATION / --1.D
OPEC Move Hike1 Fuel Prieea
~w YOKK 1A t11 ,.... OrpNUUOll ol ........... m E•.-rt
In• C°cNntrW-.' Of'W prltt UI\ lM tffect W•1. 1lpaltn1 1ll1htl)'
hl•hVT Cl'\Mlf ud l)flfft UMI .................... GU lft• rru N to I to I cell I 1allalil lor U.1. DMnlta Md~·
1lw lat l • ..,...lAld OPSC bue ,nee ol m Md tedlac ol "7
per U pllun barre& wu IMla,ud J_. U al .,. oU muu.ten' tc>ft•
t reM111 ln AllM•. v•raJ tMtnber --'1111 a&oe. \Mn have an·
nounted wtt.._ ran1U\1from•C..Utoa1 a..rnt to comply
..,llh lhal declakln
Hui Saud• Arabia, OPl:C'a lar._t member and auppller of
1warl)' ti ~rcent ol U S. oU needs, has Nlllt.ed joUa1q ln the LD·
t'ft'Ml>e . whkh ~ould mHn a .,._•·barrel riae.
ll hu kept 1l6 price, lbe traclitloeaJ benchmark on which
OPF.C pn~ ""' »tsl. ~l =a barrel and refuaed to cut Moil out·
putrrom lb!f S 11\llhon bMrrela·a-day level
Oth~r OP~C: m.imbers. however. have cut production since
Iran C•a es
Marine's Parenls
May Ask Cle11Wncy
By 'ne ~la&ed PreU
Marine Sgt. Micbael MoeUer's parents say they are consider ·
ang a trip to Tehran to plead for clemency for their hostage son.
threatened with a trial and a possible 10-year sentence on charges
or having sexual relations with an Iranian woman who was hagnd__
by-htt-brotht"r. --- -----
Meanwtule. Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr warned
today that Iran's Islamic revolution was "threatened from Inside ·
In a spet>ch delivered at a religious school in Tehran. he said. "In
the previous regime life. property and business of people were
~iolated in the name of monarchy and today. they do the same an
the na me or fighting with anti-revolutionaries." ·
-• -..-...,-t. ~. ' , • ~..,.......~.------.
-· ,.,...HE-..ACCfiSED U.S. officials of trying to undermine bis govern-
ment. "sink me in trivial issues so that I fall to manage our vital
econom1c battle against the U.S. pressure." Bani-Sadr satd some
Iranians he did not identify by name were working with Amen ca.
trying to "create obstacles to stop me from expanding our vital
economic crusade against the United States." _, ..
An Iranian Justttt-Mi.nistry mvestigator. t\ll Akti'ar-Parveneh.
told a reporter Monday that the 28-year-old Moeller. of Loup City.
Neb .. might escape a trial if the dead woman's parents a~ree to
"forgive" him. Parveneh suggested Moeller's parents fly to Iran
lo try to persuade he r parents to drop the charges.
PARVANEH SAID EARLIER that Moeller deh mtely would bt:
put on trial <'Ven 1f Iran's Parliament decides to Cree the other 52
hostages. now in their 24lst day of captivity.
In Nebraska. Doris Moell er. the Manne·s mother. said she
and her husband were considcnng the tnp to Tehran
l11t °"'.....," ......... Mmtte 1 .................. . d•ll)' ""'-............ ...,,...,
I...,, IHI~ .... lleredar tMl Knalt ........ Med OU ffm~ ~ a•·•·'*"' l.MnlM &o ••·•· whlle U~a Md
Nl1•rie wt.-••*• een&a-a·barnl prtee IMN ... to tM new s:rr~.
Al,... rMMd Prieel UoClt • ceatl • ...,,.., tMl allO uld I
would 4.'0llllnue &o charp 1 .... batnl •·exploratJon '"" on &op ol
tbe new Sf·•·barre& omdel prtH for lll htlh.qualil)' oU. Al S40 1
barrel, Alpr1llD ail la OPl:Ca IDOlt e.penaive.
Iraq, tbe aeeond·lar1Mt OPEC member, lut week told bufers
of • 12·•·berrel U.CNMe to $11.91.
Industry obMrven aakl they don't expect the put year's world
oH price spiral -in which prices more than doubled -to continue
berau.~ 1ndl.lfttriali1.ed natiOM have built up an oil surplua. ..
Isabel Quares ma. 9. is brought by her mother out of a chick~n coop i~ Coi mbra. ~rtugal n~ar Lisbon. The girl.
ke pt m the chicke n coop daily for eight years while her
mother worked. reportedly makes noises like a chicken
and flaos her arms like wine~
'Voice' Endangers Planes
.JACKSONVILLE . F la. <AP}
-A m ysterious caller who gave
false fli ght in!>truction~ to pilots
approaching Tampa'5 airport
last month mav tw at work rn
the J ackson\'illc area. offi c1als
say.
1'bree federal agencies said
Monday they wer e investigating
a false radio message broadcast
Saturday to a Delta Airlines jet
whic~ had just left Tampa In·
ternational Airport.
The J acksonville tower took
control of the night and Instruct·
ed the pilot to climb.,, to 31 ,000
feet. but the pilot 1ailcd to
re~pond
The controller called agarn,
but this t1mt-the pilot radioed
back that another voice. which
he believed tc1 be a controller.
to ld him to.!.top climbing· al
29.000 feet.
The Fede ral Aviation Ad-
ministration. the Federal Com·
municat1ons Commission and
the FBI are investigating .
Cold Kills 16
,J O Hj\NNES fHJ R~. South
Africa <AP> ·-At lea~t 16 have
died as a result of a cold wave
which has plunged temperatures
in parts of South Africa to below
free zing. newspapers reported
toda y.
"It can be a very dangerou..'>
thing ." an un identified FAA
-.pokesman told a Jacksonv1llt·
news paper "One false mo' 1.·
can mean your IJfe .
"ft 's fo rtunate that no prob·
lem has ()C('urred due to these
so-called 'ghost voices.' " h~
said
S1muar false instructions were
given to rughts at Tampa In
te rnatlonal ~1rport three weeks
ago. T he calls pe r s isted fo r
three days.
A caller rould ~et fi ve years m
prison if convicted or issuin~
~uc h messages .even if no prob-
le ms a~e.off1caals said . -----
CONTINENTACS
SUPER SUPER
SAVER •.
OFF
Utah Battered hr Storm
Capitol Damaged; Radio, Pmoor Cut .
'\
Ca8fornia
'tmPH•tur'~\ •rt tne oesert '\OdtPd
into tntt ~out reprtlV'ftfto a tw>t.ceo•·
1>4~ coo•lnq trom t~ 1Q0.1>lu> re.0•"9•
oft.,..weel<-
No '"''·~l.ege >mcJV ••t•t> wne
t •tltcl -.U.y l>Y ,,.. Air °"""'' ~Ooslro<I.
llul ,,,. ,..,..,..., W•~he• ~"'''" Mid the AOMOI NICI ou1 only l•onl
pouol>•hlY ol ,.. .. ~. prtcl•<1•"9 more
MT'ot •nd ~at"'"' on IM h•Qft • -..... .._.90s locN• •nd .., . .,...,..
~a.iWftldwr
Dec~ t touclineU Ol'I -do w1111 ~· ol rne<KUt.i>llP ••In
iwer tero IOflo9'11...0 ~V
Co .. IM lliOh low~.•-SS. lnl-IW9ft mid~. IOW &S. Wal«. 6S.
E IUwMrt. ve(IM>f• Wind$ nl9nt 8fld mornonq _, wltll -to lflrf<!
Ml \O\lltwrly swell. V•rl_,.. 1\19'1
c!Wdrneu ttwoulllh -~t-
~ -_sior,,,. -·· fef«ast -y ,,..,,,, the PK'ifl< CNst
• tt1e c-•• ,.._ 1o1_.no 11'911 wiMf ..... ~~ INI !Mt·
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. ...... fl.
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11"' .,,., "°"' coov .,,, 11e -..ea
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•
s~w~s-.e~e~endtromtM
P«llK Into the c:entr.i Aocllfl •nd
Iron> 1"9 central Gre.t LA•~ Into tile
10-r Olllo eno Ttnne-valleys
Tll11nclersi.o-rs -•• eape<te<I to AAm1>en ~ FIOrldA.
T~•res
.-..... .... ,,,.,111o
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a.ltlll'Onl
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lloston
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LO' A119tlf'\ "" -~ LO\llWlll" ,. 60
M.,nplll\ q. 80
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Mllweuk"' •• So
Mpl\SI PAUi ., Ml
N•Sllvlll• "' 61
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Reno •• 62
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Sutt, Moo11, Tide•
TODAY
S.<onO I-S S• p m 1 J
Second lllQfl 1' 00 • m ~ •
WEDNESD•Y
~"'"O* 1 n a m. 0 4
F1rst lhQn 1 01 P "'· • l !>Kono ,_ I Oii> m . 1 • s.<ond N9f" 11 SS• m S 0
Sun rl-S.4Se I'\., wtsl O'lp m
MoOll ri.. IO: S.S D."'·• HU • lO •·'"
Surf• ... , ... Nl9M 111 feet.,,,. •.
lmum 1'e1011t In I HI, o•r100 •n
M<~
Zum• l 17
S...le MON<• 1 11
Nowl)Oft Hun11"91on J 11
S.n D•eooCountv l U
~WWII ... , ... lie .... Ill •t, m•s
omu"' ,,.IQftt onteel,cllte<I-.
Zurn• I ;) S
Satltt ~c• I 1 S
NewPOt'M..,.llfttllon 1 S
5.t11 Dl..,o Cowrlh l S
011tloolt I« _M .. •Y: Little
• l'laflOe •
. .
EVERY PLACE WE FLY ON THE MAINLAND.
ff you W'Cre wondenng Nh:it to do th1!>
'ummer. go somewhcn!. Conuncntal h:rs ju~•
made n v.onh your" hilc 11' fl~ We're p \ mi;
up to 50'1 ot f n:gul.lr Co~h 110 011.:hh "1th in
lhc con1incnwl Unircd ~1.1IL'' •Th.JI nw.111'
yoo can 1r;1\d 3n)whcn.: \l.c II\ .1nJ ""'~'
1hroughou1 the !>Ummcr.
Sa\ in~' arc av:-ulahk 1111 L'\~·n n •unJ
rnp throughout our ')'t\.'m. h '\llll ~l1>nd.1~
through Thul'duy you cJn -.;1\C :'><)"; on .lll)'
ni~hr flight ru\d ~OCk during the OJ~ Fnday
1hrough Sunday ~ou '3\-C 40'; JI mi;hl and
I
...
JW during the d:.t). You mu,1 (Tla l..c rc~r·
'alklO.' and purcha.-.c tu:kct-. at lea_,, 7 d:.t}' in
ad\llll\.'C You can rerum a' early a.' the fir,,
S:mm.IJ}' after you lc,l\c or 'laY a.' Ion~ a'
()(I d.J~'· cat' Jrc hn1i1cd 'n mJl..c )Our r.:~r ·
v~1l11)n' earlv.
Conrin.cntal wunt' ~11u l<l cn10\ 11u1
Super S.M:r Summer"' \\C'n: cutting the
pncc. Ph\111\! ) l•ur tr.1vi•I agcnr or Conrincnlal
Airline,. \~'n! rc.1J y now. YOUSilOi!ui. sii'iilNOW
•Llk\.1r\I'( tn• U.r\d "';uu11n • Juh "
•
CaU/01ni.a • in
-
L08 ~Et.a <APl A~" 1~ who lac• mun Utao • aUl In matprac-Ute Judt nu
for brea1t enlar1• ent
operallon• h•• h• bl1
mMk al l ttnH I UllMtli.cMtd ror six month
The IWl~on aa
Or Prank L 01 ,
nounct'd Monday by tht'
atat ~ ttoa.rd ol Medical
Quatlt A!!Sur 11 n rt' In
Sa&<' n rnw nto, Ill ('rf ('rtl vc.•
11nm~1aklY
Gaunt , ht111 btll'n the
l araict or u numbt'r of
h•wi.u1L°' ov .. r lhc pa&t lZ
years
No tat Budpt to Pay Billa, Salarie1
AC RAMf!NTO (AP I
<:'allforN• bfotl•n • new fltc"ll
y a ar today without a •r•tf'
bud1et and wH tmmcdl1\oly
fated W1Ut thto thrut ol • work
a\.OpJNaae by many or It.Ii pnaon
1u1rdl.
Helen Alldmon. a Oepartmt'nt
of Cor re<'tiuns apOkc•wom1m,
Old 11.1\ url cnw1t a.howcd ~
j UUcb miuing at lhree prisons,
but th111t moru 11u11rd8 w.-rc ex
Pf'Cled tn stay homl' wtwn shif\1'
t•haniil-'d
... TUE woao WI; GET 11> thlll
thty wtll be Uwre tonight. but 1r
therf' 1s not u · bud Me t 1n th1•
mornlftfl, •l the neal watch they
wlll nOl be there." 1he H id
ahortly alltt Uw Lealalature ~·
Jecl4'd the budld "arl.y today
P'allure to enact a bud1et by
tt>d1y'1 •tart ot the , •••• nscall
year ltft thtl istat~ without power
lo Pit)' Ila bl~ll\ and Hlarle.&-
1'ht' California CorrectJonal · Om r .. rlj A:sisoclalion predicted
lh»l mally. if not most, or lhl'
4 ,000 iiuards tl represents would
not wurk wtlhout pay .
But pnson officials predicted
lht•y couJd maintain order.with
1>upervlsory personnel and those
.:uurds that decided to work.
fT WA8 NOT Immediately
known how many othtr alala
workeni planned lo atay on the
Job, but the California State
Em ployeea Auoclatlon, lhe
11ta\e'1 1.rtetl employee 1roup,
urged workers lo rePOrl to work.
The $24 . l billion budget atall~
in the Legislature Monday after
three days of maneuvering and
negotiations bet ween Democrats
and Republicans over welfare
grant in<'rcases
Radar. Bill Loses Again
The budget bill went down to
d,efeat in both houses The As·
sembly vote was 47·25. seven
short or the two·thirds majonty
needed for approval. The
Sen3te·s 23-17 vote was four
short. ·
B I LL S PONS ORS WE R E
g iven perm1ss1on to seek second
votes on -the measure. however,
at later session1>.
S A C RA M ENTO <AP> to uring t he measu r e puts
Cahfornia drivcri. wiU be s ed P~v-at1om-into que1>
,,...da.r -ort lhe high a) s or ut t1on : "It's an indi<'alion why the
least another year. thanks to d voters in hts dJstrict ought to
<'Onv1cted 1>J)t!cder who beads a think twice about re-decun~
key leg1s lat1vc committee him."
But the maneuvering that led Legislators have joktld ror
to the death or the measure M.on ~~ about Papan!:s drivtng. •
issued. and Pa_pan denied allega-
t1oni. that he had tried lo use his
influence to fix it.
Al the hearing, Papan played It was ~e ~1ght~ time in l2
a videotape of a "Prime Time y~a ri. that l<1wmakers have . .. . . failed to make the July I dead· ,!ialurda~ NBC. t.elev1s1on ~ro· J.i.ne. Laslr ~ the budget 'W8'S -i:ram wtlb at-c nbeat'"Teporeun-d .. 1 • the effectiveness or radar. 12 a)s ate.
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h:::::=-..6a promp(M l.ll autlior: Sen. . F'ive years ago, he was ticket·
Ken Maddy. R·f'resno. to advise ed by the CHP for going 90 miles Many .<'ities and counties now In prior years. there were not Canal Opposed
· the voters to ta.kc another look an hour on Jnte rstate 80. Papan use radar. but California is the s c ri o us prob I em s. St a t e
at the convicted speeder. As· gave the citation to a highway only state in the union that employees were simply paid Ranche r The lma Stewart of Stockton was one member flf
se.mblyman Lou is Papan, D· pa t.rol lobbyist . sa.ymg he didn't doesn't use it on st~te·patrolle? rl'l roa~tivel~. f9 r,'"H1;;.Q.~.JM ~--~...,4gr(W~este.1s.-C6tmtlr-tsod-0f6anV"3«'111ln Vat1-erl'C!~
Millbrae. before the next elec· believe the rlo~Q~'''1 ~s.~'FtloT&d9°PlfeS(j\'1fi(M"".._1 ~\q~i'lvJ\ily 1 tta'ta the time a 1de nts and en vironmentalists at a Capitol r ally Monday .
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m a9ay .:.a id angrily that de· The lJckeL-was..aided. ttMl · p'Dst yeah>. governor the peripheral ranal bi'll if it <.·ver rcarhcs his des k .
$1.5 Million in Gold
Krugerrands Stolen
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The lheft
of more than $1.5 million an Kruger·
rands from the "gold room " at
Drinks Inc. apparently was an inside
JOb, company officials said.
The company is questioning a
number of workers but is especially
interested in talking to one who left
, work Friday and has not been heard.
from since.
1:he Utieves stole 2.250 or lhe coins.
which were s elling for $670 in New
Y~rk on Monday. At that prke. the
coms were worth $1 .507,500.
Coast BUI "Ulftf
SACRAMENTO <AP) -The s tate
Assembly has killed a bill that st ems
\ from the newspaper disclosure of
contributions to four m e mbers of the
South Coa1>t Regional Coastal Com·
mission.
The bill, AB3431 by Assemblyma1r,
Mel Levine. D·Santa Monica. would
restrict the money that an elected
membt'r -or candidate -of s uch
body a:. a Coastal Commission could
accept from a pers on who has an ap·
plication pendin~ before the body.
Rut 1t "ould apply only to members
"ho also hold clcct1vc omcc on other
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SE(; S ui a Seat ~d
W ASlllNCTON (/\P l -Four
persons have agreed to repay profits
thal the Securit1e!> and Exchange
Commission charged were earned ii·
legally on the basis of inside lnlorma·
l io n about e ntertainer J ohnny
Carson's bad lo buy a Las Vegas
hotel.
The settlement came Monday after'
-the SEC fi led a dvll suit lo U.S. Dis·
lri<'t Court an New York.
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The Si'.:C said the rour, including
Ca rson 's b rothe r -in·law, Pe ter
Ulrich. purchased stock in National
Kinney Corp. on the basis of non·
public information, to the detriment
of the sellers. that the company
planned to join Carson in developing
hotel-casinos. including the troubled
Aladdin Hotel.
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SACRAMENTO <A P > -GQv. Ed,
mund Brown Jr. s igned a bill spend·
ing $334 million to avoid Proposition 4
spending Limits one minute before
the new fiscal year began and the in·
iliative went into effect.
Brown signed SBH26 at 11 :59 p.m .
Monday. rigbl aft.er both houses of
the.Legislature oarrowfy passed the
last.minute bill. But before i;igning,.
he cut $266 million from 1t.
Fa~sLo~Bld
SACRAMENTO <AP> -:-Gov. c;d.
mund Brown Jr. and the rafters heal
the farmers and the redcral govern·
menl again when the Assembly re·
(used to override the veto of a pro.
farmer bill on the New Mcloncs
Reservoir.
The biU sought a quick filling or the
reservoir. on the Stanislaus River
east or Stockton. Farm interests say
the irrigation water and electrical
gener ating capacity are more impor·
tant than riding down the while· w.ater rapids on rafts. T he bill won
leg\$.lath~e a"pprova I, but Brown
Vetoed iL• •
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New Bollting Curb
Seems Excessive
'. R~tt•Uonal bo11t own~n. t'Otnmerclal f11hvmen
und Olhen conc~l"'nud with tht! marine environment
hould not be the only onn upeet ovel' tM propoMd
manne sanctuary that would probJbll the ancborina ~·lthln two mllea or navtaaUoo w1tbln one mile of the San
la Barbara Channel l lands
Overlookina th ff~t such u ban v.ould have on
thoWtancb ol ~~rt'mtlonal boaters and f1 hermen. the non boalln~ public-hould tx> a\ore that the phm would slm
ply add anotht"r htyer of t-xperunve -and probably un
nece55ary but'e a ut-racy More than 20 federal. s tate and
c·o=:i.~enraes 11lre d. ov rsee the ~·1ronment of Lht-sc 1s! Aoother :.&l(<'ncy, with another w t of regulauons.
would ~dCi'µllC'uUon and a waste of tax dollar
E1wironmentahsts t'Ofllt.>nd that dropping an anchor
withm l~o nult~ of uu offshore 1stand \\Ould .. dl~turb the
:.ca bed.
AnoUwr rt?gul ullon prohibtts the d1sch11r gt· of engine
coohnJ! wulcr w1thm one mile oC the l!)la na,., which means not
even atl.»ut buard·powereJ boatcould appr04Leh Lheu.J~nd:.
Thl' Ch ann~I tslttnd~ ha.ve long be.t>n a poµulat
destinat ion tor boaters. but so far proi><mt nts of the
~an<'tuary ha (' foi led to c·o m t.-up "1t h an~ ev1denct.-that
the vt>:,sel tr3ffl<· ha~ damaged the ..irea ·~ :,ea hfc or thE>
~ea bed ....
£v(•n the Final Env1ronmnenta l lmpac·t Stall'm cnt
1 F EIS> on the• proposed ~anctu ary conta ins no such
pr~r.nor·an ev1dent..>e-lhaL another e.xp.ens1v~ .b...1.1reau is
ne eded. ·
Southland recreational boating organizations are de· manqin~ tha t pu blic hearings on the proposal be he ld in
the LOs Angeles. Long Beach and Orange County ar eas -
<\, matt_er lh~t .was overlooked in compiling the FEIS.
Protection of sea ife is admfrable. ~urn· would ap<
pea r lhis effort should be shelved until solid evidence that
a r l'al Clanger exists is presented at public hearings .
If you agree. write the Director of Sanctuaries Pro-
g t <.1 m . Offil'e of Coa s tal Zone Manage ment. 3300
Wh1tchan :onSt !'\ W . Washington,D.C.20235.
Gift Horses W elcoille
Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates took a fe w unwar-
ra nted lumps last week when the Board of Su_pervisors of·
fi 6 aTiy accepted two gift nors es for tne Sheriff's Depart-
m ent ·s mounted patrol.
It"s not that the department can't use the animals.
I lorses arc used to patrol some c0Wlty parks and beaches
:met s uch affairs as Lhe recent anti-nuclear power rally at
I .aguna Nigue l.
The problem wah that the gifts. two registered show
q1rnrtt'r horses, were valued by the donors at $35.000
cip1C'ce. And the donors are longtime political supporters
of Sheriff Gates.
Experts a.llowed that $35.000 is a Rretty hefty valua-
11on for a qua rter horse -about $10.000 more than the
h ighest price ever paid for a racing quarter horse in a
du1mmg race at Los Alamitos.
1 lowevcr. as Gates pointed out. he has nothing to i,ay
e1 ho11t ::;ellin~ the va lue of gifts to the department. The on-
1\ n·riuiremcnt 1s that the gift be useful. It's up to the
donm to ~ct a valuat ion that wilf be acceptable to the In ·
tt·riic1l Hevcnue Service if the gift should turn up as a tax
ded uction -a procedure that is not unheard of.
-In this instance, the Gates connection happened to
net a pair of welcome donations to the mounted patrol -
a nd that's about all the sheriff had to do with it.
Tl1e Two Brown
Thcre·s u touch of ironv in the fact that t wo oro1ecb
fo stered by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Sr that brought s pec-
tacular economic growth to California the freeway
system a nd the state water project -have wound up in
the hands of his son. no·growth advocate· Gov. Edmund
G. Brown Jr.
Brown Jr 's feelings about freewa~ s. and high\' :.i~
travel in genera l, are no secret. They have led. under ht~
tidminis tration . to a halt in freeway development and d1 ->·
graceful de~erioration of existing high""·ay<; ~II for the
mis ty theor y that som ehow Cal ifornians can he
1>crs uaded to abandon .their automobile~ a~ a m ean:, of
1 rc.i nsportation.
]';ow the younger Brown is playing a key role in cf
forts lo complete the vast project that brou~ht water to
t h t· San Joaquin Va lley a nd the Southl~nd . and fame to
Brown Sr
The final ste p. under de bate for years. would he con·
:-I ruction of the Peripheral Canal to facilitate the flow ()(
~atcr southward -a project , needless to say, vigorously
opposed by Northe rn Ca lifornia and conde mned by ma ny
of the environme ntalists Brown. J r. has so staunchly
barked.
To his credit. it must be sa id that the present gov-
t'rnor has tried to help the antagonists arrive at a n ac-
ceptable compromise on the canal project.
It remains to be seen whether t he resul t will meet his
a pproval -or a gubernatorial veto.
It would be the ultim ate irony if he personally put the
nix un a proJect for which his own father played such a
s ignal role. • Opinions e xpressed in the s pace above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page a re those ol their authors anCI
artis ts. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321.
Boyd/Custo1ns
By L.M. BOYD
Name this place where :
TISe wine is served hot . Cats
have no tails. Footnotes are
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Dear
Gloomy ·
Gus
Jn yesterday's navy a
"suit" was bell·bottom
trousers a nd coat o(
n avy blue . Today lt's
what a recruit files
a11lnat Uncle Sam lt he·
-or she doesn'i eet Pf'9P-
er respect. \ O.M.
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printed ul the top of pugcs.
Mourners wear white. It 's
customary for the wome n to
help the men off with their
coats. Ci ti ze n s sc rub
them s elves outs id e the
bnthtub. not. In it. Fish as
served raw. And when they
·enter houses, they take off
thei.r shoes, but not. lhclr
hats. That's right, Japan.
Q. How much does It rost
to~ut a Broadway mu11lcul
show together?
A. About $1.5 mllUon.
Q . Don't moat gi rted
athletes come from large
families?
A. Except for tennis
players, 1wtmmera and Ice
1kater1, yee. 'lboee ln team
aportl tend to come from
l1r1e famlllea for reasou
sell evident.
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Platfo~ Writers' F~tasyland
WA S tll NOTON -T b e
O@m~rallc Plalfornt Commit·
tff'• }Oumey In~ Yantuyland
nurf"d ludk,.,_ helaht.a when
t·ommttltt-member Mery Ann c-vlll~ of Oe laware ar 1ued
t•m otlOnally Utclilln~t draft reg
1111lrullun oo .crounda th•t .. the
urmcd fortei. are now al 98 S
l'l"r<'e nl of the ir authoriztd
iitrcnit.h "
Nol one or tht.> committee's 176
ulhcr membcr:t r0$e to instruct
M :; N"vlllt>
t h a t th l'
S t.> n 8 t t•
Ar m t!d
Se rv i ces
Com m1ttee 10
ll ~· y s ea rlt e r
\o'Ol t'·d -l-6 r~
d u l' l' t h ,.
I\ r m y ~
1su tho r i z e d
.. tren g th b} ~!'i .000 b l'CU USi.> o r t oo few
n:cr u1l!> to hll the ranks. Ms.
Nl'vlllt··s assault on drnft reg
1s t rat1on . w hich s he claimed
would "alienate our youth from
the poJlf.i_cal system." did not
puss Bu( her-effort dlsplay,cd.
the make -believe mood of party
a<;_t1v1sts who drafted the plat·
fo rm.
T hat mood fos t ere d m uch
o f P r es ident C ar t er 's
ratle d ror ei1 n and
defenH policy but lt ta now
on the ver1e ot popular reJ«·
lion However. popular M nU-
ment could not cQnt.rol the Plat·
f6rm CommJttee's dellberaUona
a t Washln1 ton's "M ayflower
flotel Thank.a to the rltcorous re·
forms or the past decade. vilaJ
oq~ans o( the party are insulated
O utsid e the Platform
Commlllee. that do1m1 11
crumbling under the hammer
blows of poliUcal fact.a. Sen.
George Mc<l<>vem . one of the
Senate 's foremost defense·
cutlers. suddenly favors a new
strategic bomber. The arpbilious
Sen. Joeeph Biden told a closed·
door meeUng of arms control ex-
perts on June 18: "I'm damned
"REALITY IS not this com if I'm going to ride U\e wroflg
mittee's s trongest point," a horse (the ne w SALT treaty) in-
senior White House aide told us to the swamp again and sink
To p Carter a ides S tuart w.llh 1t ·· "N ational s trength.
E l z ens lat a n d Z bi g n i e w B1den s aid. must come first.
• Brzezinski worked manfully to BUT A careful reading of the
s te m the lunacy But with e ven party's new platform re veals no
Carter-pledged dele~ates addict· such acceptance of reality. The
ed to make·believe. at was often ~ preamble blithely takes credit
aHof .. left" v lO ... lc Cter."llence.. for a nillion "aL pea.c.e" today,
the night session. which lasted un· ~hat is a s haky political founda·
til a lmost 4 a .m .• a pproved the t1on ~IW'n the Soviet invasion of
r.1rsl homosexual n ~hts plank A(J:hanasta n . the Ma r xist ad
<:ver wedged into a m ajor pa~' a nee anto the Caribbean and
platform. Vtelnam ·s Soviet ·backcd push
The lack of reality s howed
most not on the :.oc1al issues thut
debilitated the party in ats rt•
form spluq~e of the 197~. Thi:.
time . l e ft .win g pl a tfo rm
arc hitect s con centrat~d (In
President Carter '~ cur renl
fore ign crisis. pa rtly made h}
the l eft 's own &nl1·dl'fen.,t>
dog m a
in to Thaila nd
The about.face by McGovern.
B1den a nd o t h e r l ibe ral
DemO<'rats is dictated by voters
back home, who are far ahead or
th e poJit.icljrns in Judging
Ca rte r 's fore ign and defense
policy sins. But on the Platform
Committee. less than a doien of
the 177 member~ hold e lective
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office and mU1t, therefore. take
account of the voten.
THE EXCEPTIONS are Sen
Da niel Patrick Moynihan. Mayor
Cole man Young of Detroit (th~
P latform Committee chairman>.
plus scattered mayors. lieutenant
governors, aldermen and one
county usessor . For the balance,
the Platform Committee reflects
not the Democratic Party so
m uch as a few special interestlon
its frin~e who have little Interest
in a platform m ade to elect
Democrats.
.. Whe re I come from." one or
lhe elective politicians on the
committee to ld us, •·the voters
know this counlry is in deep
trouble abroad but this platform
c-ontatns damn httlc-reassur-an<?e-
of that reality." While Carter
tries to cnpe with the new reali-
l). such defectl'd Carter appoint·
t•es as forme r l\mbassa<ior Di ~k C l a rk a rid A ss1s tanl
Secreta ry of State Patsy Mink
l<•d the attacks oo him in the
Platform C-Ommittee
One draft submitted to the
com mittee by platform writers
1n the De mocratic National
C-om mitt~ made thi~ s tUMing
a llegauon: .. The Nixon-Ford ad·
ministration s pent billions of
dollars on an imperialist foreign
p{)licy which took advantage or
the peoples of the Third World "
-T hal .. ~Q.(g .. 1mpen a las t ." par rotm~ one oY So'vl~r·f)ropag-an
'1a ·:.favored {·han~l's against tht·
t.: S .• was too mut•h for tht! Plat
fo rm Commalt.ee. which rcJeeted
It.
ALSO R F.JF.C'TF.O <and
rC!µlaced by an amba~uous com -
promase > waio a total betn on
nuclear power plants. On the
mormnl{ of the Platform Com
mlu ee·::. final work. committee
member Elmor Guggenheimer
from New Yo rk complained that
v.h1 le the Democratic Platform
Committee was condemning de·
pendence on nuclear power. the
Democratic pre~1dent was over
1n Ve nice agr C<'1n.1? that •·the role
f>f nu<'lear · ener j!y has to be in·
L rf."<t "('d '•
\\ ('rl' 1l not for the a~1tated
v. nrld ::.1tuallon ::-.uc-h t ravels 111
f.rnta~~ land by pla tform v.nter!>
m1.1?ht µa.,s v.1th11ut not1c<>. To
tl.J \ ht)V. I'\ (•r \ l)\f•r. '>l'OSe thl'
... 111rm n .. an).! in lh1· 1-:a::-.1 Thi•'
nl.i\ n11t1· that 1he1r a larm v.a::.
1).!nt•rl·d h) Lht· lJemocrattc plat
form
Where Do You Filld 'COmmunity' Today?
Ord.warily the po~ers·that·bc
resist anything that comes to
them uhder the label of reform
Som etimes a deaf ear 1s given to
mugwumpish proposals out of
vested selfis hness. !>ometime:.
out of a cantankerous aversion
to novelty. but one idea which
swelled up out of the 60s has
ca ught on among the mossbacks
who m ake the decisions around
he re . IL is deinstitutionalizalion.
I losp1tals. orphanages. insane
::i~ylums. old folks homes haVl'
been C>vacuat
e d T he na
t1onale for de·
I n ' I i t U ·
t 1on ah iation.
ha lf t hcr ·
<:i p e ut ic .
h a lf civil
h bcrtanan. as
tha t lnSlllU·
t 1o n s a r c
c r ul•I, d e
~\ ~\
J)cr sonalillng ware ho uses an
whi<'h d1st.rt!fScd humanity 1s
11t o r ed, not cared or helped
Social critics long ago rec·
ognized the line be\ween an·
rarceratioo and help may be ob-
11 tc rated In a n o r ph a n age,
especially if it is run by civil ser·
vanL'I. '
THE SOl.UTION, 1t was
argued, would be to place people
In "the community." The word
is In quotes because there is no
locution in the language used
with more frequency and less
precision unless it might be the
word leadership. Community,
once an e xpression evocative of
either high social ideals or a dis-
cernible and permaneat set or
r<'lationshJps, Is now a mere col·
lectlve. We speak of the business
community. the Intelligence
com munlty. the handicapped
community in much the same
way we talk of a pride of lions, a
m ob of businessmen, a group of
s ple~. o r a tangle of con ·
gressmen.
Co mmunity <means nothing
more than a buncha . . . a
bunc hu folks who don't know
e ach other , who may not even
know of each other's existence.
There's no there there , so that
when we t a lk of deln stltu-
llonalization, taking clients or
patients or wards, or however
the inm ates are to be de ·
nominated. and turning them
buck into people by returnine
them to the community, more
often than not we 're playln1 c~
quet' with Alice an~the White
.R abbit .
'--.
Nen~r th l'lcs '-c1 .. 1n -.11111 '-Ion<'" :ibout v.hat ::actual!} hari
t1onalazation, an 1th•a ftr.,t 111, 1 pt'l1 "' to th1· \Hl't,·ht•-. tn makf" 11
pounded Q;i the ldl h;1 .. h1•1•1i. .... ~I var that fo r md.n>. dt'1ns111 u
popula n z,ed by the propa~:.tnd.1 t 111na ltlJt1on i-.n I J t hL·r~~'Utt<
machinery of the ri.i:ht It tak1•-. m,',i-.urt• tiut :1 c·o.,I cutting on ..
no dctect1v<\ work t11 1l1 o;t·mt·r Tht> c;Jmt• mJ ' turn out 1u
the re ason Clos1t1J.! tht• an<;lltu bt· th'• l·ast· wath ·patients bt•ini.:
t 1ons and puttanR 1w11pll· in t ht• 11ushl'd out or hollp1 ta ls and nur ..
community ts cheapPr It .,:i , c-., an~ h1lmc::-. fl <'Osls go,·em mC'nt
money and It work<, r.1ther wc •ll about s.tOO a month to plaCl' ,,
if you flick your t•yt·bulb a\-\:a\ long tnm, ~ •mt·invahd an .a
from the ba~ ladat•• .. tho'>t.' dt• fo!.tcr hom e a~ compa red to $900 anst1tution~hzt-d .,out.. v.1Lh four for a nursan~ home Needless tc1
s la)(htly torn <,hopping haRs and ::-.:.ay , ll'lt an ~ the m stay 1n
t h rel' ovt.'rcoat~ v. ho c·c1n bt.· SN'n hospitals •~ far. far more l'X
wi th in crr11s111g rr t•que ncy pen~l \'e
plunked down Cl\ ,.r 'ldl'walk
g ra tings to capture ":.arm th on
cold wmter nights
The first wavt• of dc mst1tu
tionalizal.lon camt• with thl' n·
a liiation that ml'ntol pat1f'nt-.,
permane ntlv doi.cd v. 1lh t ran·
quilizers. don't hun• tu t)e kepi
on a fWllly farm. Th1·y·re harm·
I e s s • s a v e p c· r h a p -; l o
themselves. and l'Jn l'Xast 111
rented slum room~
Ideally. of cour:-.l', they wen •
s upposed to be plal'ed an half
way houses or givl'n 'iome olht•r
form of supervisor} care but
there have been enough horror
George Mair
MEDICAL WORLD News re·
port · that "backlog " patients.
t hat 1s patients "ho a re stuck In
hospitals but don·t ne-ed to be
there . ran· up a.n unnecessary S3S
m illion annual ball in just one
h ve ·county area of New Jersey
Multiply that across the land
and you can see that the cost
cutters have some very large
points on their side.
So we've reached an impasse.
lnstituta'onalazation has failed for
the most part Our ho pitals
"h1ch are hor rendous ly e x·
p e n s ive operations are sue-
-t•t"·'iful t'nough v. hen 1t cnm1•<, to
hi gh ll'l.'h µmc1•dure-.. hut an•
nntortnu<; 1n th1•1 r in:-.t'nS1t1v1tv I••
their pat1l•nh' cllgn1t~ I\..., ·rnr
Tl.C forgt.>t at
F ~ ra.O\'t:t:s in other cann$!
1n-.t1tut111ns jrt· dcm orallzt.-d a:,
tht·\ ";Jlk in lhc> door When was
the. la!)t l1mr \OU saw a TV pro
gra m glamorizan~ or h't'roizing
the people who wo rk in nursing
hom{•s? The work of caring, the
m o t darr1 c ull. the m os t
.,pi r 1tua ll y cons uming, the
nev<•r·<'nd1n~ \.\Ork of s uccor.
gets nu ~t:.atus.
Nor as a whole have we shown
ourselves a people with a gift for
m a king a community. Many of
the places we ltve in look like
communities because we spend
so much time on OW° lawns. If
Wl' devoted as muc h ti me to
cultivating the network of sta ·
ble. mutually supportive rela·
t1ons wruch defines communit}'
us we do cultavatmg the putting
of greens in front of our homes.
there rrught be a cbmmufllly to
s ustain the leas t amon~ us in
their lamenc:. .... .iff11ct1an and
des pair.
Reality Demands Military Draf~
It may sound .....,1 ~J!Y for :i
libera l columnist to say 1t, but al
is important that we bring back
the draft.
That wlll make m y fellow
k nee-jerks ~o Into spai.m s of dis·
bel i ef b c-
cau s e w e
love to marr h
around with
s i gn s and
cha nt how w1·
hate war. ktll·
ing and
m It ilar is m
Yet. it is for
the very rea·
s on tha t I
hate t.ho!le things that we must
bring back the draft
THE ltEAUTY of the world 1s
that not every nation ts won·
derful and peace·lovlng and the
survival of Ame rica depends on
being militarily st rong It Is a
view s up ported b y m ost
state.men over the centuries. In·
eluding our most liberal Found·
Ing Fathers, but currently re·
jected by J immy Corter because
of politics
Now. the first m em ber of the
J oint Chiefs of Starr has had the
g uts to break the code ot silence
and to say publicly what is said
privately In m iUtary $•rcles.
Namely. the so.called volunteer
ar med forces plan is not work·
mg and our security is being
e rode d.
Admiral Thomas O. Hayward.
Chief of Naval Operations. is
urging a return to conscription
to revjlali..ze our military power.
I A.GREE with the adm iral for
that reason. but also for two
Quotes
"The great 1 bulk o f these
Cuban arrivals are people that
you would want In your com·
munltle11. They are desperate to
start a new life and to build a
ne w future .·· -Vl~tor H .
Palmieri, U.S. coordinator for
refugees in the State Depart·
ment. s peaking to the U.S. Con·
ference of Mayors
other important reasons . One.
the deleo&e of the nation is a du·
.ty that should be borne equally
by all classes or cit izens. not just
the non·white a nd the poor.
which is the case with the volun·
tee r army.
Second. the cit1ien soldie r is a
s ure pro1ect1 on aga inst a
military force tha t becomes
l.gya l bnly unto Its e lf and is.
~mpted t o ous t ci v aHan
authorities.
THERE HAS ne ver been n
military coup in history where
the main military power has
bffn a citizen-soldier army com·
posed of men and women who
have left civilian life only tem·
p orarily to join the .armed
forces.
Wllh the exception or Great
Britain. every weste rn de·
mocracy some more liberal
lba n the United SUtes -has
con scr iption . It la timt we
brouabt it back lo America to
protect· the very thln1ts moat
dear to liberals; peace: equality ;
and clvtl 8ovemment.
I
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Meter · Checki!ig Could .So~e Money
a, 11MI AM11t111I hw v .. ~• ...at ...... '° -. ritlfta , .. ,., Olan IM •--I._ YCN r1r1•t oouJbly be ua1n1
lhat muda tnt'r1y• Or un yuu ..
One way lo II~ rbffll Is to N"ad )our elttlnr
meter Ntularly The reaOina. eombinf'd with th
rate tr:~ \aled by the Utillty, let. you romp•n•
fi1urtt to m akf' liUrt' thal )Ou nt' not l'M-lnat
r bar&ed for more f'lfftrlr1t) than ou •rtuall) ~ .. t"
THE DIAL~ AND N M8tla8 MAV look c·on ru1ln1. bul are relatwtl,y am plf' to undt,.,tund
once )'OU know wh'°r~ to start
The federal Con umer Informal.Ion Center htt'
'Women on Mov~~
'-
Subject of Coor ~
"Womeo on th~ Move. Hulldlng Your Self
Esteem and Career Pot c•nUal." a four-part le<>tun:
aeries. will be offered by CoaslUne Commun1t
College from 7 30 to' 9 30 p m Thursdays, begin .
a ~ qf laefJ1 pempftit( ~l l'llO htilp
lt'1 HUld "U~l .. Your UUUl~ 811111 " To t•l • ~)'. writ lo lM Conlumtr lntormatlOh
Center . Dept WU. P\aeblo, Colo . 81009 Then• lti
no r barte
A lyptC'll elfftric metttr hu four dlala, w1lh ·
nutnbeni runnin1 from one to •ro The iero IAC·
t ually atanda for 10. You reed each dl•I separately
NUM9EU "90Vlt 1'11S DIAU tell you how
muny kUowaU bourt of eltttrlclty are tUed each
lime tM polntt'r makes a complete revolution. The
'11al at thfo far left repreauu l0.000 kilowatt hours.
e·ue h Umt' lht1 potnter moves from one number to
the nut. you have uaed l ,000 kwh or electricity
Thc.1 1u."COftd dlal from the left represents 1,000 k wh.
thf' third froru left represents 100 ltwh. and the one-(
ut the far right represent• 10 kwh.
Stm at th~ left. C~k the location or the
pointer. U It Is between numbers, read the smaJler
one If it points directly at a number. look at the
dial d1n·ctly to the right or the one you ar e read-
int( fr the pofnter on the right-hand dial 1s JU.l
past zero, record the number the left-hand pointer
1t1 1umed at; if It is still approaching zero. record
the next smaller number.
nmg J uly 10, at Gleondall' Ft"dt>ral S<nings. IUO KEAO ALL THE DIALS CN order from left to
Newport Center Ort\t-, Nt'~port Beat·h right Sup~e the reading is 7,824 . Thal means
-Vl\llan CleC11Jt. 11 spl"C'lclh~t m--ll\~ keld1. vf .you ha.Ye. used 4~4 kilowatt hours of <'lectric1ty
women m tran~1t1on "'111 ll'ad !ht• ~ertt-!. Mnl'l' the meter was last set at zero To ke('p track
There 1s no reg1 ~trallon fee for "this i.en e!> but of monthJy use. read your -01eter once each month
advance rc~1stration 1s adv15ed by July S and s ubtract the earlier reading from the later
Registration <it the door •~ on a space ava4labll' une • •
basis · Note: Some electric meters -particularly
four cUail cte.cnbld •""--h•" 1 c:onataat or
mutup11• lilted on the m«tr. If you havt 1ue1h • .
<·nnatant. you have to muJUply lhe rtadlo1 by the
fi xed number. , .,
ONCE YOU KNOW HOW MlJCH t lectrtclty •
you wie each month, you are ready to t11ure out •
how much it coetJI. Ask your uUUty for the rate
sc.'hedule appUed to your bUl.
MO!lt utill tJes apply a buic charae for the first
few kilowatt hours of electricity, then use a alldiJtl
scale They also add fuel cost adjustrnrJtts -
som etimes called passthroughs -to ren ect in·
creases In the c°"'t of the coal, oil, etc. used to pro-
duce the el~trlc1ty.
I .. \I. BOYD )
INFORMS in the DAILY PH.OT
PIT ll08 -D~e Fink's apartment WU such
· a meu his roommates named it "The Pit."
H e be<:ame Pit Boss.
SALUTE TO THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
THIS WEEKEND
SAT .. 2 P.M. FASHION SHOW• SUN .• 1:30 TEA DANCING
ENJERT AINMENl._AIUJSANS fROM lME FAJRALLWEEKEtID
SEE THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR JULY 11 ·20
SOUTH COAST PLAZA Information 1s available b~ calhn~ 963·0811 thol>e for large customers who regularly use more
ext 256 -----~th~a~n~t~h!e~l~O.~OOO~k~w~h~th~a~t ~c~an~be~m~e~a~su~r~ed~bry~th~e:__ __ ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!I~~~..:..::.~ "" ~ _ ..... -4 -
--~ =-· -30 % -~Off ___ .. ~~=~~=~~=~· -"'!:..·~--
~-eteaea ·L -sw1mwecir
30°/o off \
Selected 1 pc. Swimsuits.
orig . s13-S28. Assorted solids. florals.
and pr+n-ts. Jr. sizes
Now 9.10-19.60
Selected 2 pc. Swimsuits.
orig. s13-S24. Assorted solids. prints
and florals Jr sizes
Now 9.10-16.80
Selected 1 pc. Swimsuits
orig. s19-s30. M isses sizes
in solids. prints
and florals.
Now 13.30-s21
Selected 2 pc. Swimsuits
o rig. s14-524. M isses sizes in
florals. solids and prints
Now 9.80-16.80
Selected Full Figure
Swimsuits.
orig. s16-S30. Assor ted sol ids. prints and
florals.
Now 11.20-s21
30o/o off
Jr. Terry
Cover ups.
orig. s1 o-s1 a. Assorted
colors and styles.
Now 57-12.60
30% off
Misses Terry
Cover ups.
o r ig . s15-S24. Choose
from an assortment
of colors and styles.
Now 10.50-16.80
IZJ Now. two great ways to charge!
\
irtlCPerlney
13 ~ ISlAND. ·.
Fashion Island
Store Only
644-2313
NATtOH
Wanting I .abel Sought
WASlllNG'tON CAI'> A con •UINJt calftiae. ll conlenda atudiea
have thown e-'lelne un cauee birth ddecta and otMr reproductive pro
btem•.
"Who's Cooking In
Laguna Beach"
by
Arllne Isaacs
umt1r .rroup 111 tnung the Food and
J.>r-ug AdmmiJltuoon. li<'CU81nic the
•a&l'n<'Y ut drau1nac 1t ll feet on a re·
quetl that 1t warn prc51nMnt women
•bout Ow posalbll• dun.icrs or car
feln''
Th .. Gehler for St'1encl' 1n the
l'ubUc lntcrt!4t 'uld it ntc-<I suit here
in lJ S District Court. sayUlg FDA 16
movmw too :ilowly on the eroup·s
1>1•1111011 to put u warning notice on
roCfot· and teta lubels.
Tbe FDA had no Immediate com
mcnt on the lawsuit, but Is reviewtn,
tbe caffeine luue. The a1ency ex·
peels to relHlf aoon • study on preg·
nant rats fed lerp doses of caffeine.
F DA SPOKESMAN Wayne Pines
su1d &n March the preliminary r6ult.s
of that study lodfcat.ed a signllicant
number of birth defects among the
rcil.I).
Cari be purchased at Marrner's and all book stores In Laguna Beach ; B.
Dalton & Doubleday stores, (South
Coast Plaza & Fashion Island), The
Odyssey Book Shop In M ission Vie-
jo and.at Hunter's Books on Rodeo
Dr. in Beverly Hi lls.
Tiit: CEllTE R HAS been prodding
tht> foderal agl'ncy :.1nce 1976 to act
• • ---APWlrephOIO
-lE'AKSVILLE RESIDENT CONSIDERS EDEN 'PARADISE LOST'
Allan Ivie, 76, Mourne the LoH of Hl1 Heritage
Hookers
X-rated
WINNEMUCCA. Nev
(AP l -Pros titut ion
m ay be l ega l in
Nt>v<ida 's Hum boldt
Count), but C'ounty com ·
~.i.!?.!U.QJlCrs ha~:.c.decidefJ,.
that 1t !>hould be r ated x
T he commission ap·
prov~d an ordi nanc~
It m iting broth(· ls and . s~ ks adult cntertainmcr:!J a.#. /fl'e. ·~ •• ,.~.. :-;:.:z_::=~r.--:. -.=.bU~l'C1!1e~~-.___..___ .:::-~~!f--· ~ ~~ .--00!1-0-~-WhiC'h''CUfftfotly ·
-~· . • ··· -exists tn the county, ac-
-·--~IT'own 's Na•ne c L --n~e ro~~~n~o;r~:~s~Ol ar. J. ~ . • 4 IU,l,. ~ · fHl the 1ocorporatcd
· c:11 y o f Winnemucca,
By JL'LES LOH ( c J which contains several APS...1~1c.,...-1 • ~o·c alled houses of ill-
EDEN. N.C A 1-:ranitc rock. AMERJ(A repute in an area cuUed
roughly triangular , roughly the size _ _ "The Circle."
of a tombstone, lies embed~ in the Under tht• ne w o r ·
earth beneath an ancient oak on the have taken our heritage. 'fhcy haH! dtn lfnC'c , would -b e
lawn of the ancestral home of Allan even taken our dead. Thl'Y nov. r cflor brothel ov.'Tlers will have ~
D. Ivie Jr. an the papers to m y neighbors long t 1 t th t 'If 1't were .. tombstone . 1\ll0 n l v1·e ed h b d r 0 3 PP Y 0 c coun Y .. .. depart as a vang ecn re!>t en~o co mmission for <i
would have the anscr1pt1on read· Eden. \artance to obtain thl·
Leaksville.1792-1967. R.l.P. .. X .. rutang on thei r
.:.rnE-ROCK IS NOT a tombstone It is said :to be a m arker set by the
pioneer Wil!Jam Byrd ig his survey of
the boundary between Virginia and
North Carolina. It also defined the
squthern border of Byrd ·s property.
20.000 acres. a portion or which later
beC'ame a town founded by ano.ther
pioneer . .John L. Leuk. •
"Leaksv11lc. dear Leaksville .'' Al-
lan lv1t: was or;atin ~ the other day in
the small offi ce alongside his home.
"Leaksville 1s no more. They have
taken the I.ind our fathers swore unto
us. W~ are beC'omc exiles an our own
hom eland."
THEY WE RE NOT residents of land .
Eden . They knew no Eden. t;d<'n . ··
he snorted. '·Eden has no h1!>tory. no
heritage.
·'Three of Patrick H enry'!>
grandsons rest in the Cl·metery of m)
church. Shall we sa) they wer e
buried in Eden'! Blasphemy. They
were buried in Lcaks ville. dear
Leaksvill e. ··
Poetic irony docs not escape Allan
tvie, and it 1s clear that ht· constdt-rs
Ed en. the Eden in quc~l1on . •1S
Paradist Lost. But. yes, 1t docs have
a history, albeit a short om·
Evader Hit
Put them in their Place
. with one of the largest selections
of placemats in tl!~ ... a.re.a - -pa i-r them
~ .. ~ .. -· ... w ·11tl· 'frialchln·9 .. r·-n·apkins tor
table. In a rainbow of
a winning
colors and a
t· -
B&SIDE ~ PHARMA~
._.., ""
IF THE LANGUAGE seems a bat
·»Id-f ashion ed . you have to un-
: jlerstand Allan D. Ivie Jr. and lbe
-values he holds precious. and un-
=<lerstand the circumstances or the
death of the town he so poeticatly
Eden came to oo an 1967 whe n L~ak!>Ville and its two nc1ghbonn~
towns . Spray and Draper. \\Crc con·
solidaled into one and given • new
name. Thia was done for reasons or
commerce. Pastures were par~led
and paved. Tax valuatioos r ose.
Eden.
SAN f'RANCISCO
(AP> -An Oakland
man was sentenced lo
t 78 days in prison and
fined Sl0.000 after plead-
ing guilty to• evading
federal income taxes in
1973 and 1975. Plato
Anastas. 52. a computer
-.ystems analyst for
Alameda County. n ·
ported tax.able .bl~
of S12.629 for 1973 ancl
1975 wb1le he bad in·
com e of' $61,750 for. both
1016 Bays~de Dr., Beach 760-01 f1
mourns.
,\ llan I VIC .... nl> born 76 YC <lr!> ago IO
an upstairs room of the house where
he now Uves. which. until 1967, W al> 1r
-the town of Leaks ville.
Like hls father before him, he is a
lawyer, the last in the state. he 1s
told, of the "side office tawyerli.
those who praC't1rc from a scp1trate
structure beside their homes, a s
m06tonccd.ld.
LIKE IUS t'ATHER before him .. he
wears a wing·tip collar and a
cutaway vest and a broad-brimmed
straw hat and a >0ckct watch on a
gold chain. He carries a 'tl.alking
stick. He dresses thus daily.
In memory or his mother. he wears
a fresh carnation in his lapel. Every
day . In 53 years. he has not missed
wearing a fresh flowe r in his lapel
"People mus t res pe ct the ir
neritage'' he said. tus jowls quj vcnng
WHEN ALLAN D. IVIE Jr speaks.
the sentenct'S roll and crash ltke
waves on a beach.
"I live by the wo rds or LongfelJo.,..:
'Happy is he whom neither wealth
nor fashion or the march of the en·
croactung cit y drives a n exile from
the h earth o r h i s an c estral
ho mestead.'
"They have taken our town. They
ALLAN I VI E Ll::D the fight
agaanst consohda11on llc 111:.t b;, one
\Ole.
Leak:;n!Jc v. a:; tht· oldl':.t town an
ttic county. ont• of the oldest m the
state. one or the oldc:.t. for that mat·
ter. 1n the nation Spray and Draper
wert nearly as old. ·
"If you had told me when f was a
young man that one. day there would
be no Leaksv1lle . I would not have
bc•lieved it." lie s ighet!, ht!> voice fell.
"Neither would f have bt!l1eved that
lht·y would ever change the language
of the Book of Common Prayer.
"WHEN I DEPART this earth." he
s aid, his voice once again thunder·
mg, "I will have one satisfaction. · · r assure you I will not depart by
v. ay of Eden. I have arranged With
the local press and the slate press
that when I die my obituary will say
Leaks ville. Dear Leaks ville."
Otter Blocks Plant
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The
Army Corps of E ngineers has cham·
pioned the cause or the Southern Sea
Otter. The corps denied a plan by
Pacific Gas & E lectric lo enlarge its
steam gener ating plant at Moss
Landing in Monte rey Bay.
g lfs a Star Spangled
.·
•
SPA SALE!!!
JULY 4th WEEK
PRICES START AS
LOW AS:
51·395 c..-..
We also sell spa accessories such-as'!" Chemicals, · Energy Saving Covers, & Spa Vacs
·OPEN FRIDAY, JULY 4th
"WE 00 IT ALL!" Open D•ltr 10-8 • S•t. & Sun. 10·6
THE SPA SHOPPE
389 E. J.7th ST. .~.w: SU-4354
' l
·.
,Yean. :!
Now. while there•s still time, you can
<:am 91h% annual interest compounded quar-
terly (9.84% annual yield) with $500 or more,
and lock in this rate for one year. So. no
matter what happens to intere5t rat.cs, and
t hev have been falling rapidly, you can cam
a high 91#.0 interest for the ne.'1.1. 12 months
with a Commercial Credit thrift certificate.
-If other terms fit your thrift plans better.
we offer~ too. On 21hyear thrift certificates
of $500 or more •Ne pay 1h% higher interest
rate' than Federat law allows on 2th year
certificates at banks and savings & Joans.
And 'for current rates on our "90 Day Won-.
der'' three month eertificates for $1,00> or
more, check a local Commercial Credit offioo.
All th.rift certificates earn 6% annual
• in terest on early withdrawal. ,
So. don't put it off. This offer is limited.
Send the coupon with your check or mone,Y
order or· bring it into a Commercial Crecht
office.1 A \1lilablc to Cali fomia residents only.
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r .. r (t-h<.'('k OIWI -2'': yeal"!' -I ~l'IU' _:I month~ In I I t~ amoun\ off, ($.iOO minimum on I anc,l t' 1 year~'111f1Cllt.~ $1,CKX> minimum on :I ITl(Jfllh '''rt1f1eaLI') I Type of accounc O I n<foidual 0 J01nt Tt·nan..•y
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Hearing ljvaluaUon-Speech Therapy
t4earing Ald•Sales and Sltrvice
Hearing Aid Batterlft\
Sen ca.mente Communloetlve ... ftoe•
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S•n Clefftem• •N-0111
But Snapper and Chris and Tua and Quell
are allo s ubjeeta of eriou5 l.ctura and diJ·
cusaklm in SuaanM Piftartt'• popular cowse.
"Soap Opera1 and ~tal Chan1e." at lhe
Unlvenlt)• ol W._C'Onlln Maditcm
WASHINGTON CAP> -1'be U.S. Geolo&lcal
Suvey haa collected
llundredl ol photos,rapha
ot lbe eruption of Mount
St. HeJem and is makln1 '-----------•------------~----~
apme available to the ---------------------------......aii -pubttc. MS. PING a EE SA VS SOCIAL 'i.caenltlla hav
overlooked tht' \"V051Cttirabl~ inll~ -wt~by
all those Ch llrDe\C1'5 '41hO An' )O\.ma and restless,
who searc·h Cur tomorrow or who h•ve days In
tbelr li vet.
·-"'llwn!'tt pot.ent1a1 for soap opcru to say rel•
vant tlungs lu worne>n iabout chan111na society And
men, too." isa1d Ms Ptn&rff, who ha~ • PhD an
eommurucataons from Stanford and lf'<."tur,...!iea...t'"-",,_._
women'l> st~Jlm«J'.alft ~ ---
a.....;.--re's an ualoay bet~n so'ps and t.M
women's or bJestyle pages or newspapers," she
sald. "They both provide a forum ror presentallon
of women'l> tSl>Ul'l> rart'h treated ell>ewhere in the
media " ·
A dozen of the most
dramatic photos have
been selected and print·
ed as 9-inch by 9·1nch
prints available for S3
af iece. Here are some o t.l!.em_;_ _ ~~~~J,?-,b~~~--NUMBER HSZ.
rrame 10. showing the
volcano covered b y
snow on April 10, as it
appeared before the ex·
plosion.
.. ···--Nu m b.a..r 8D $3~
frame 172. which shows
ALTHOUGH TH~ POPULAalTY OF the the May 18 eruption, the
evening senes ··oulta:. points toward more soapy , largest to date , with the pri~e·llmc progn•mming, Ms Pingree said ":~. '.\'l'I. upper part or the moun-
daytime drama remains much more realistic than .... ..~.;,..-_ lain s pewing ash violent
prime time in both eontent and form ~· S:f~r.T'fl~!£fP~•.&~· Iv uo~~ C't..~ ~......L ~-·~-~~~'-11..'"C.'<''• .. "-"'-' ~~~ .. ""',.,..~' '\. ~ ~}Ll'<J•~-~"'--C"f• .. >(~'-Allot.I' • ""-...x.l"L~-.-.-e@Ul::::nnqJ U~ an.Uft,_ )II 11u,.;; U IUt:, \;Ull• ftfte .-Jrtgre• • • -r r.;)l;)•:r.101'1
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ORtGtNAL f!Rlces ...
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~ -·--'r"-... --.~ cent rate on interpersonal relat1onsh1ps rather than · which dram iH t~aLi)'. n:::---aetion.and··•dv~nture S()aps-feat\n'e-more:-verbat rrig-women toda~ ." c/pcciatiy ~-"Conruct bitw=ee-,r--Shows "=tlre-tiew c'raler
than physical violence And soaps have stones. that c:areer and motherhood formed by the eruption SEMl·ANNUAL SHOE SALE 1/2 OFF
Further reductions off our
'
~ever end, rather than the neatly lled·up pnm~· Some programs have reaturetl how·to or
lime pac~a~es . "educat ional" episodes which explain diabetes or REQUESTS FOR a
list describtng the rest
of the dozen best can be
sent to EROS Data
Center, U.S. Geolo~1ca l
Survey, Sioux Falls,
S.D .. S7l98.
. Perhaps even . mor~ important, Ms . Pingree tell what to do when someone is choking, and some
said. dayt1?1e TV ~hows h~ve equal num~rs of psychologists have used soap episodes as a means
meo and "o~rnn rather than the male·dommated or therapy Ms. Pingree .said. casts of evening programming. •
"There are many strong role models on soaps, •
strong competent women who don't need to rely on
men." she said
SHE ADDED THAT DAYTIME male fi gures
gener ally provide more sensitive portrayals or
men than the action·geetred.heroes or prime time
. Ms. Pingree sa1ct lhe. three hours or college
--n-edit earned In her class -attended by 120 stu·
dents after 30 were turned away -are perfectly
legitimate because of the importance of soap
operas in modem society ,
The daily soap opera audience consists of
about 26 million hquseholds. about 20 percent
male. and Ms. Pingre~ says the audience is &row-
ing rapidly a mong men of all ages and women in
the 18·24 and 50-plus age brackets.
ALTHOUGH THERE HAVE BEEN reported
cases of people who became unnaturally wrapped
up in soap opera make·believe, Ms. Pingree said
further study is needed to determine the effects or
soap operas on committed viewers.
For instance. do soaps so caJled from-tire--
detergent sponsors o r the first daytime radio
dramas in the 19305 twist the perception or re·
ality?
Because charaeters drink more on soaps than
during pnme time, do daytime viewers have a dif·
fe rent attitude toward alcohol?
In addition. the survey
has 1.500 framel> of other
photos on two rolls or
mierQfrlm available at
$15 each
The nueroCilm can b<.-
\'iewed ·at sur vey oHice~
in R t'Slon. Va . Rolla.
Mo.; Denver. Colo . and
Menlo Park. Cahr
With all the divorces on soaps, do regular
viewers h'ave different attitudes toward marriage
and fidelity? Freeway Work
I RIVERSIDE CAP > -
DESPITE BASING HER COUll.SE on a staple The State Trans port&·
of daytime television. Ms. Pingree is far from de-tio n Commission has
voted to the medium. authorized $29.4 million
"I really don't think people should watch TV... for construction of a
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original prices. Shoe Salon
and Miss Ma9nin Shoes
Sorry ~ail or phone orders All sales final.
I terns in 5fod _on sale are marked in each department.
l~-have been men
a 0. n 1 · n
2 Fashio.n Square Santa Ana 547-5911
South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa 957-15 11 •
MS. PINGREE SAID THE SOAP opera fan is
unfairly stereotyped as a dingy housewife who
throws a wedding rece ption when her favorite soap
opera couple m arries.
In fact. she says. soaps are seen by more than
half the women in the United States, although few
watch even one daytime drama as often as three
days a week,
she saiCl. .. But if they watch. they should watch s . 7 . m'i I e. s ix • l an e
soap operas rather than prime time. Soaps are a freeway. aJoog Highway
rerresbing island in the w.,:a::s=tela::n::d::..o::r:..:te=le::..:v..::is:i=on·:_" __ ·....:4.:..1.:in:..:.Fresno..:..::· =.:_· ----~============================~
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, She said the real potential of soap operas has
not been tapped. but many or the progra ms'
writers are starting to tackle the tough issues rac·
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Theater hcket 0<
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Just reglst« tor
Summer SCt100I
OM lat
Huntinotol\ rer
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Grades K rtlru 2
Tuition: $11 ro s
per course
Spec. 4 Frank A. Ham·
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Mrs . Leroy Hammond
S r .. 10312 Meredith
Drive. Hunting ton
Beach. was awarded a
Certificate of Acbieve-
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SUNDAY CHAMPA4.ME IRUNCH
11 :30 to 2:30
On-the-mall at South Cottst Plaza n98f the Carousel
on the Flrit Level, For tfMrvatk>ns caU: ~22. • •
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If yo40 prefer not to wake up wondering how your mora.1 That's. what we ·re paying right now on 6-Month
is doing, check below. T-Bill Certifica tes and 2 Yi-)ear Going Rate Accounts.
6-MONTH T·BILL CER11FICATE~ s tO,OOO MINIMUM They're not estim ates or ~ibles or probables.
Rate ·. 7.75010 Annuali.zed yi'eld ·. S.Ol3 °'o They"re~uarant~retumson insured deposits.
/< /< . Bring us 57500 or more and youll also be enrolled
• For1ht·pc-nodo161 2r. 80rn 7 2iHO in our Statesman's Oub. If kil ond..'f'O'll for V>~~al 1ht-rum'l'!I rnu .. Ren."':11 dftM A ITIOrltrn_ '4lhtt'Cl to tl\to r-.itn d lend
rht.'11 rrt'\'&Jltf\11. fi..ckflJ fl')ttlla!IOllSprohibil C'Ofl1l"OUl1din~Ol 1nl<'fl"<il 00 I u,11 C..'fllll< .Ill' Here you·u enjoy special privileges. indu ing -
2y, YEAR GOING RA11! ACCOUNn NO MINIMUM. ing libraries (most offices), excursions and seminars.
Rate: 9.SO'?o Annualized yield: 10.ll '?o Andthesereneoomplll)'ofpeopJewhoknowexactJy
f"Of !hr period" 6/26/WJ 10 7 /9r¥>. how nicely their money is making out.
Atnlllyidds1t"el.edon136s.day)'l!IU'anda.wrntill!frellandpr1ncipalmnalnin ......
account kw l )at·~ intenlll( penalry for early w1thdnw.i on .U CD. aa:ount.s. ~ 1'.
Allstate Savings and Loan ~tion. A member of the Sears family. 0\.1er 90 offices staleWide ~ f!Ctl'ly $3 bilJk>n in~~
Fountain Valley 18798 Brookhurst Ave. (Valley Center Pla?.a). FuDerton 1107 So. Harbor Blvd.
Mission Viejo 27521 Puerta R~. Newport Beach One Corporate Plaza.
San Clemente 911 So. El Camino Real. Santa Ana 1200 W. l 7th St. Tustin 18232 Irvine Blvd.
Westminster/lfuntington Beach 540 Westminster Mall.
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8 1 O.C. Hl111"1Mi8 alm.t at tombeltlftl crime in houaln1 proJeeU har trol will be expk)nd In
0t ..., ""...,.. '" bHft appf0¥11d by the U s Seftat• worll1hopa planned at 1'he C'ih of S.nla An• •HI rwelve a noo.ooo "Ut;,11,.. lhe 1Uttil'rtrne dtmonatrauon pro· Golden Weat Coll•••·
tr•nt from th l 'rbln Mus TranlH Admlnlaln •nm. aa It la ealled. coordlnatft >cUvlUea 01 1!1744 Golderl W•t St ..
bon for ll~ umquf' downto~ mu~ traru;U ayatem fedt'raJ and kK'aJ aiencle.. &k>nl with lhote ot In· Hunlmcton Beach. The
fe,ntcr U1 tht' n ar uturci dJvlduall n.. proiram hu alx areas f I rt t three · part
Ttw llMT~ arant has bffn ennouACed by TIMM are Improvement ol maniiement 01 workshop will bt belcl
l:onire man It•rr)' M rauenon. who 11 • fOf'mcif' public boutltu. iJnprov•ment ol ph)'tltear stturit~ --july 8. f and 10 from 9
"Sant» Anu Cit) <'ourH'tl mc-mbtlr hu a pankulu ot the buUdinl.a . hirtna of more police fnd r~rult· a .m . to l ~. In the
lfttffftt In lht' llTTIJN't C"OOt"t"Tvf'd as • combined . ment ol law t>nforrtiment volunt~l'1 In cities: he lp-community center.
bu 1t•r101nul. offH't' romplex and rf'llldt'ntial tni vlcUma ol r rhne . reh•blUtating drug abuurs The series w111 be re·
ct-ntcr , tht' lu~n will tx· loutf'd at Santa Ana who~ rdPollllble tor much enm~ In sur h areas pealed July 22. 23 and 24
Boulf'vurd unJ Hos~ Strt•f't 1n tht.• downtown re and promotion of youth timployment. at the same time and
d«''''•lovnw111 •rt•u The biU which glve11 the Department of Hous· location.
('\1m.trud 1u11 on tht• t11-w~r v.h1rh v.111 lnrlud.. inc a.n"' U~b¥n Development (HUD> ..YJL!_o_S.10 _ . Jane...B.eagan, nvraln
four r11"1r1> ll( !>t'fllllr l'll in•n ltl.,Urt.rnents IS due to ht-1n.Hllon-&QMi.neJCl l<rthe Mousf""for cons der atioo. 1nstruct~r. will cover
com plt•llo;t by ne't Ft>l}ru~ - -------• • • ph¥siological effects of ~ --• • • CONGll,l!SSMAN DAN Lungren has promised s~re~s ?'1 ~ body• as-
('ON<i R t:SS~N Wlu..tAM E. Oannemeyer to try to make It tougher on criminals when tht SlSt an identifying stress hu~ •~M''"' ._. broadsuie blast at lht-Wh11.-House Cr lmln&J Code Re vision Act of 1980 comes to the areas and help deve~op
Conft>rt'l\l't' 1111 l-\1f 1lle . romplaLn1ng 1t 1s more House floor for a vote later this year. His proposed pe rsonal stress·rehef
symhol thun suh~ unn· and that the re Is som e . r hange Ul the law would allow the prosecution to technlq~. qut·~t 1011 ..ibout "'hu the:.} mbol even is. appeal for longer prison sentences in the case of There LS no (Ci! for the
1 It· 1·!.11111, 111 h1.., nt>14 slttter that, Just bke Its de fe ndants 1t feels we re dealt with loo leniently. ser ies.
prt>dxn'''l'r' tht• conrt'rence on the International T he amendment deals only w ith federal -_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-_-_-..... -
\\:onwn ' 't'.&r. u.ntl the lnte~allonal ·v ear of the crimes. wh.ic h are punished in different states m Get men ~Ill' lor VooJ1 dlll'lt
Ch11tl , thi• Wlf( I-is riddled "'1th hberals promot· diffe rent degrees of harshness. Lungren points ouC with '~ lomous 0~ h I od5 w+.~ ''flm "'°'1ti uo ro in~ l l'lr 11\.\ n ~01·1u cau~es A federal crim e m some slates can bi:!_~(~ len,gt~ 150 ~l !!m,,. ~~"' n.mnl·~ci a notes thjt Amencan !a~1l~es w"'. ---PT'ltron'~11ntt-ln-~state! me"perpetiator'"'·· tt.efl';i1mifflf
aj Lido M8!1na Village
~....-..r-e-a-i-1 gussied ~p-for the 4th of July
Come stroll o ur boardwalk to browse o r to buy
The little old popcorn vender will be there
As red. white and blue balloons fl oat in the air!
More than 75 specialty shops. boutiq4es and restaurants
line the quaint cobblestone streets of Lido Marina VIiiage,
nestJed In Newport Harbor. A beautiful place to spend
the 4th of July weekend!
Udo Marina Village
Just o ff Pacific Coast Hwy. at Newpon Blvd. and Via Lido
.. -. -•• ",..Qaea ~4'.y U .._tQ..,. S_uock"'noon .to.6..---~ ----
·• ·de~· ~ l ntl:'o wlih ~naogfl problems as it is and 1m~a~y~g~et~ol~f_:wl~th~o~n~ly~p~ro~b~a~t.J~on~.~:...-...;;_..:;;~::..:=.:=-=-=:....;;;:..:=.~i·~-~ .. ~-~-~~==~~~~~i"!i!J~~*~~~~~~~~:t!~~~~~~~~~~~ the Wh1t~_l lulJs~· ~·~'lfti:_e_nc.~ _on.. Fl!_ITIJ~~Ll!in.'.l,. _ ----------------.--------......... :~----malfihif )t ·an, t'a!.14.'t H~ says at a ~st of S.3
m illion 1n ft'<krul funds the conference encourages
providing birth control educallon and even the ac·
cesson es for il to minors still living at home
without r<>qumng parental consent
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And nol only tha l. the congressman points out.
but the confrrt-r1cc on fa m1lies was delayed two
years when 1l!> ori ginal C'ha1rperson resigned in a
hufr,ovC'r a squabble mvolv1ng de fining just what a
family IS
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A C'OMPRE HJ::NSIVE HOUSING bill that in·
eludes on am<'ndmcnt by Sen. Alan Cranston
Wo1·kshop Planned
111 Script Writi11g
P rofessional scriptwriter Richard Perkins will
conduct a s1~-week work!>hop beginning July 7 at
Goldc.•n Wl•st Colll·ge, 15744 Golden West Street. It
will be ht•ld Monday <•venings from 7 to 9.
The Y.Orkl.hop 1s des igned for the novice writer
who ll> intcrestt.'d in writ ing for film or television.
The course.• 1s free of charge and registration will
be at the door
Pt•rkins. who <'reated scripts for the "Mod
Squad" and for Universal Studios. teaches film
h istor.\ al the• college:.
· Camp Prisons Urged
SA(~/\l\lENTO </\P> A citizens' committ~
n 't-C1m nwmls that California "vastly expand" its
l'CJ mp LJnd t·ommun1ty prison progr a ms a nd
l'l1rn11')<1t1· lhl• hl·avy use of lockdowns lo control in·
nwtt>s
The n·port "'as prepared for the Legislature's
Joint Rules Co mmittee. ,
Califom1a ·s 12 prisons are at o r over capacity
with over 23.000 inm ates and 5,000 m ore expected
within JO years.
GO\' Edmund Brown Jr. 's fisca l 1980·81
hudget proposal calls for Sl20 million to build ne w
pnl>•JOS and updatt· old ones But officials estimate
the constru<'11on of Crad1tional facilities at more
than S&l 000 pc.•r 1·1·11° ,._
RUss Plan 27 N-plams
\·n ::'\NA. Austria (/\P) -The Soviet Union is·
plann1rig to huild 27 nuclear power plants with a
total t apaf'1ty of 25.000 m egawatts in coming
yc~rs, titcording to Soviet Power Engineering
Minister \11kl0r Krotov
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MARLINTON, W.Va. CA P> -Long before tbe
first '8iCDS of dusk signal an end to the k>nJ sui:r
mer day, members of the ltainbow FamUy eather ln a circle for the evenlng meal
Volunteers dis h out a thick gruel o( nee. ac·
companied by raw vegetables and home-made
bread. The the hat is passed.
"Anybody. with money, food stamps, anytblng
to contribute?" asks a middle-aged woman.
THE..RAlNBOW FAMILY'S ANNUAL reunion
b r o ugbf tepees and a creed of love and
brotherhood to the Appalachian countryside. The
gathering also sparked controversy, and -Officials
speculate two women found shot to death -both
believed to be Rainbow Family members -were
slain by Irate local residents. ...
Before the deaths of the unidentified women.
there were other rePorts or shooting~. but oo in·
1uries. In one incident. a group of people fired guns
as they spe(i into the Ratnbow encampment in a •
four-wheel drive \'eh1cle.
Earlie r, Gov Jay Rockefeller saicf he wished
the family would stay away, and f..ecretary or
State A. Jame!; Ma nchtne told a Ra:nbow delega-
tion, .. You look Like a bunch of gypsies."
SEVERAL RUNDR ED MEMBERS OF the
loose-knit counterculture group have been working
to prepare for today ·s start of the week-Ions gathering. ·Leaders expect 8,000 to· 20.000 to· tum
out for . t!te festival in the Moooogahela National
Forest. •
The Forest Service wanted the family to move
the campsite·about 20 mile~ to a more re(Jlote set-
ting, but Rainbow leaders wouldn't budge, saying
they like it where they are .
"Everything is p eaceful and m ellow and
harmonious as long as the ·Rainbows get their
way," complained Dale Dunshie, district ranger •
.. Wbeo they doo't they'r e unrulY and obnoxioua."
TO MANY, THE FAlllL Y 18 one ol the 1aat
vestiges of the 1960s counterculture IDOftmeal. lta
members dress like 1960s hippies and s peak o( a
return to nature and tribal w ays
The encampment ts lD a vast meedow that
once served as a railroad and lumber c:enter. Tbe
area is only a few hundred yards from a protected
wilderness area. the Cranberry Backcountry.
The Ad vance guard set up te~. due latrines,
and establ.J.shed a community kitchen and medical
center.
Dr. James Johnson, a Wasblngtoo, D.C.-area
physician. says he expects problems ranging from
gastro-intestmal upsets to cuts, burns and lnfec·
tions. Johnson, known as J :J .. wore a T-shirt he
got in 1960 at the 50th Anniversary Boy Scout Jam-
'· -boree-in Colorado Sprmgs, Colo.
"WE'RE GOING TO SET UP a tea kitchen,"
he s aid. "We were hopin~ that people would come
and bring lh<'ir herbs and when. people get diar-
rhea. they can come over and get a cleansing herb." ·
Johnson expects 10 doctors and 11 paramedics
and other healers.
"We have Just a modest supply of weatem
-medical things." he said. "We're golng to use
herbs and teas and vibes amd massages and un-
stressing and trying to get people into their own
basic health.··
Nearby , T erry Thomas hoed smaH herb
gardens. Plastic bags full of alfalfa and wheal
sprouts were in a hammock between two trees.
"We produce our pwn ~. ool only because
that's the kind of lifestyle ..,.;$e loto but to show
other people how to do i~." he siud.
THE ENCAMPMENT INCLUDES a "kld
village," a Rainbow Hilton -a tent for
newcomers -and people called "hue and kiss
roamers" who greet visitors and show them
around.
The village last week was orderly and or-
g anized. Teams of gu~rds met approacblnl
vehiclestmd direc~d them to parking .
Firewatc hes and child ¢~ was set up, and refuse
cans were neatly mark~for recycling centen.
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WIMBLEDON. England <AP>
-Chris Evert Lloyd ended the
phenomenal run of 15-year-old
A merlcan sens ation Andrea
Jaeger with a smashing 6-1. S.l
victory over the 14th seed in the
wome n 's quarterfinal s Al
Wimbledon today.
Lloyd , a forrrier teen -age
sensat!oo ..here_.be.c.sd(. .~M..io ..... __
control of the match from the
o ""'stti.~•tttw..~Ueya 4
became the tournament's first
semifinaJist.
(LOYD, A TWO.TIME cham-
pion here -1974 and 1976 -
dropped service In the first
game. but then dedsively took
control of the match. She had lit-
tle resistance from Jaeger the
rest or the way.
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player ever at Wimbledon and
the youngest quarterfinalist, had
upset No. 7 Virginia Wade of
Britammthe roundof 16.
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VIC PRAWL BLOCKS GLENN VEEVAERT (14) AS THE SOUTH'S FRANK SEURER UNLOADS A PASS. KEVIN EINCK (66) MOVES IN.
In a m e n's fourth-round
m atch. No. 4 seed Vit.as
Gerulaitis fell to No. 13 Wojtek
F1bak or Poland in a rousing
t•rer's Three TD Passes Do It
.South's Freak Touchdown P~s Overco1nes Wo~, 19-16
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By ROGER CARLSON
0t UM O•lly Piiot Sl1ff
It wasn't the winning touchdown and
it was but one of three Frank Seurer
touchdown passes. And it wasn't quite
as artistic as 13 other completions.
I It was. however, an answered prayer'
·and Edjson High's Mark Boyer didn't
waste the opportunity as he completed a
SS·yar<l scoring play to pull his team-
m ates to within rang~ a s the South
r a llied for a 19-16 victory in the 21st
Orange County All-st~r football game
Monday night
BEFORE AN ORANGE COAST
college crowd of 71200. Seurer threw
three touchdown passes. the final one a
two-yard toss to Jeff Banner with 8:24
left as ~ Rebels ove,came a drastic J handica in the kicking game to pull it
tout
~ The key came a s the South trailed.
16-6. in the fourth quartet and was t bogged down with a third-and-12, SS t ~ards from payd1rt
:Deserving
' tAU-star
Overlooked
LOS ANGELES <AP> -o r the
ltNationa l Leag ue Al l-s tar
, starlers:-exadly half are mem-
bers of the host Los Angeles
Dodgers
t ron1cally. one-who 1s not.
left fielder Dusty Baker. is ·
per haps the most deserving and
his chances could have been
jeopardized because or his team-
mates· remarkable show at the
polls. ·
~ ''I HA VE FELT I should have
been there before and I fat I
should be there now:· said Baker .
' who concluded the best month of
his career by balling .348. driving
in 26runsandhitting lOhomeruns
= including his 18th in the
·.Dodgers' 4-3 l06s Monday night to
the San Diego Padres.
"" "But what can J do about it ex-
cept go out and play the game,"
Baker added . "At least I've i moved up to fourth in the fans'
t voting for All-Star outfielders and
I'm happy about that. People are I recogniiing my talents a litUe
more."
Ba ker's RBI output during.
June, while his team broke even
at 14-14, marked his career-high
, for runs batted in <Uaring a month.
Seurer went deep to Costa Mesa's
Dan Bauer . but there were Yankee de·
fenders everywhere. There seemed no
chance.
But the ball caromed off a defender 's
helmet and back to a trailing Boyer .
who gathered the ball in and sped the
remaining 32 yards to complete the
boomerang play.
Although it was one or those sheer
s hance plays 'that ignited the Rebels. it
was nothing but talent that cauied
1ttem to the ultimate victory with a six·
play drive carrying 36 yards for the go·
ahead touchdown.
BANNES'S 16· V ARD SWEEP with a
pitcbciut from Seurer (the longest carry
of th:e evening> set the Rebs up and
Seurer's 22-yard dart to Boyer took
it in deep before Banner eventually
caught the go-ahead touchdown
"The North didn't move the ball. but
they got the breaks and we didn't," said
Seurer. "I knew things would start fall·
ing right for us. J was very confident at
halftime and not the least btl v.orncd "
Seurer. bound for Kansas l'niver!-.1t~
with teammates Rill · M alavas1 and the
absent Kerwin Bell c hamstrrn~ inJUr} 1
may have not been worried. Hut oth~:r"
m ay not have shared his confidence 1n
ttre South c.a mp after a kicking game
which left everything to be desired.
The Yanks had opened with Jan
Ba rkler's 50.yard field goal and showed
a lethal punting game, while the South
stumbled badly . ·
Punts of 20, 30 and five yards pre·
ceded what could have been the back-
f>reaker.
DOWN •°"· South punter Scott G1em watched the snap sail over his head and
mto the end zone on fourth-and-eighth at
the South 25. When he elected to run the
ball out of the end zone. he was slam med
to the turf at the two. setting up Tim
Reilly·s second two.yard scoring bla~t
v.1 thin 100seconds.
With no running game to speak or. the
South stayed out of trouble 1n the third
quartt•r. then snapped out of 1t when
St•urcr began running tht-option effec·
t1vel~. laking some of the heat off from
th(' ~orth 's sticky defens<'
· When Frank (Seurer l began running
\\1th the ball m the second half I was
\\ orncd a Kansas assis tant in the ~lands might be ready to pick me orr
with a 30·30.'' said South Coach Dave
Thompson of"M anna High.
But the only triggers pulled we re
those or Se1,1rer's, who contin~ .. a bar-
rage or completions. netting 14 of 23 and
187 yards for the game . 1
HIS FIRST SCORING PASS was a
nine-yard s t rike to M arina·s Mark
II untie). but the 6·3 lead was short·lived
\\'.hen the North respo~ded with its only
decent dnve of the night. It was a 77,
ya rd march highlighted by a 45-yard
pass from Brea-Olinda'<; Charlie Boss to
Anaheim's Brian ~oble to the South
t\\ O·vard hnt:'.
A penalty j?ave the :"orth new hfe in
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Burnett,
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Fight Set
Jesse Burnett of Westm mster.
ading contender for the
World Boxing Co un c il 's
cru1serwe11tht title. signed Mon
day for a 10-rounder against T.
C Bowman of Missoula. Mont
The fight is scheduled J uly 15
in the Anaheim Convention
Center.
Bowman. 23. is the s tablemate
of Man,n Camel who owns the
cru1serv.·eight ltt:le--a-tttabver-
ly new class fo r fighters between
175 and 190 pounds.
Camel. however . is out of ac·
lion unW September with an eye
injury originally suffered in a
welding accident and ~ggravat·
ed in training for a scheduled t1·
tle bout against Argentina's Vic·
tor Galindez.
Burnett. 34. substituted on
s ho rt notice and outpointed
Galindez. knocking him down
twice in the seventh round of the
12-round bout.
Burnett's manager. Jesse
'Reid, said the Bowman bout was
accepted because. "we want to
kee p Jesse working now that
he's a hero in his hometown.
The re's always a risk that he
ma-y lose before the tit.le fight.
but I don't think so."
ANAHEIM'S JAN BAAKLD (17) HAS BALL KNOCKED LOOSE ON ABORTED CONVERSION. Burnett's record is 22·11-1
while Bowman is 17-4.
f1ve·set duel
F'ibak defeated Gerulaitis. 3-6.
4·6. 6-3. 6-3. 8-6 to qualify for the
quarterfinals.
EARLIER, JO~ McENROE
won a tiebreaker in cold and
damp conditions today to rom-
plete a 7-5, 7-6, 7-6 victory over
Kevin Curren of South Africa
and mov e d int o th e
quarterfinals.
The first two sets were played
Monday before hea vy rain set
1n .
The ra in continued through
the night and morning and play
started more than two. hours
behind schedule . Only two of the
18 courts at the All-England .-
Club w~re fit for play.
THE WEATHER STILL was
miserable. Spe<:tators sat hud-
dled in raincoats and with
blankets over their knees. Rain
still was falling lightly when
McEnroe and Curren resumed
their mat.eh.
Jt continued as on 1\fonday, a
ser ve-and-volley duel with few
r allies going to more tha n two or
three strokes.
Cu rre n 's bi ~ service had
look ed im·utnerable through
most of the match. but he was
t h e firs t to c r ack in the
t 1ebreakt'r . -
Mc E NROE RETURNF.D
'>l'rnce wide t o the South
Afr1t•an's forehand. and Curren
fall<'d with a stretched volley.
That gave McEnroe a 3-1 lead.
Mc En roe netted a ha lf-volley
and Curren pulled up to 3-3. The
American broke through again
with :l scorching backhand re-
turn do'*TI the hne for 5-3.
Cu rre nt made it 5·4. but
Mc Enroe rounded out the match
with two t remendous services.
On1.· "a!> an ace. and Curren oniy
made a half·hearted attempt to
return the :.e<"ond
Is Seaver's
~eer Over?
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Is
Tom Sea\"er's career over ? The
once·glorious right -hander sus-
pects sadly that it might be.
"This coru:eivably couJd be the
end or my career.'' Seaver said
. Monday night after he lasted only
four innings in an 8-4 Cincinnati
Reds loss to the San Francisco
Giants. "I'm talking about the
end. I'm not doing any good
pitching the way I am.
··My right shoulder is s till sore
and I don't know what it is. It's not
getting any better and it ·s not go-
ing to get any better as long as I
keep pitchfag.
"It 's not 0 frustrating. It's
depressing. Not because of the
s uccess I've had but because I
love what I do. I'm not doing any
good for the people I work for or
the people I play with the way I'm
pitching. I haven't the ·slightest
idea ifl'll stay in the rotation."
"I FELT THAT J'une was our
toughest' month." Baker said.
''We've been on tbe road most ol
the moat.b. but now we •re home
ancfwebavealooiwaytogo."
Tonight. Jerry Reuss, 9-1. will
try to eet (.Q!I Angeles back on the
win~ ·traek u be faces Steve
Mura, 1-3. Reuss. whopltcbedtM
Angels Get Some Te1QPOrary Relief
• lint mQ1r league ~bitter of the
season iii San Franciaco Jut Fri·
day, enterathe ea me wttb a string
or 24~ -scoreless lnntn1s and·
back.to-backshutouta. -
The Dodlen 1ot off slowly on
fbelr ftnaJ homestand before the
All.star break, .. they were held 1
10 HVell hita Monday ni8bt by .
wlnntnc pitcher Juan
l!lc:belberler. 2-0, and reliever a... 8Mrie,., •'-Detcbed his
seventbnve.
CHICAGO (AP> -The Angela cloled
the ~onth of June, their worst In
club history. with a 10-f come-from-
behind victory over the Cblcqo White
-sox. 1rut they're not sure what the
future holds.
It was only their sixth triumph
against 21 losses for June and Mana1er
Jim Fregoe! wu left wondertna. "We
got great relief pltchin1 and clutch hit·
tine." Fre1oel aald Monday nl1ht, "but
where do w_e So from here? Our buJ•pen
bas been uSed up a1aln. If w~·re goln1
•
to do anything , we have to get
something out of our starting pltchera.
"WHEN YOtJ LOSE your opening.
day pitcher (Dave Frost> and your
second· game pitctier (Bruce Kisoo I
because or injuries. you can't get any
klnd of ,starting rotation going," said
Fregosl.
Fregosl went to his bench lrt the ninth
lnnlng with splendid results. J oe Rudi
broke a &-6 tie wit~ a two-run p6ach
alngle and Bobby Grich followed with
another two.run pinch single to seal the
decision.
Both hits came off reHef ace Ed
farmer. who walked two and gave up a
single to Camey Larusford to fill the
bases.
"FAaMEA'S TOtJGB. he's 1ot cood
stuff," said Ru<JI, whose broken-bat
single barely eluded second-baseman
Jim Morrison's tlow. "I know I broke
my bat. butflllta.ke 'em anyway 1 can get
'em."
(
Grich also broke his bat with bis
ain1le to rilbt and said "It's touch to
come otl the bench to face a pitcher Ub
Farmer. He's hav1n1 a great year and
he's cot his mind on hla ••me.'' Fatmer'a reeponse! "I broke three
bats and they 1ot three hit.a. I cuess
you're IOlna to.have nl&bta like thlt.''
1t waa the beat 'lf ntchts f<>r
the White Sox. althou.1h they broke
ahead 5-1 with tbe blc hit belna. tbne-
run homer by Wayne Nordhalen lft tbe
fl rst lnnina.
·' .
-
t~ 14/'r l I
I amhert Geb Do.e
Of Hi8 Own Medieine
<'tntt r Ray MaulleJd tarnt' riOlt out uJd it.
"WMtl ynu first meet Jack Lambert. you can't
~land htm But he crows on you, ud aftM you've known
l<>f' a wtult1. )''OU halt' hls 1uu "
But Lom~rt. Lhe Steelwa' All·PTo middle linebacker
toot It in slrtdt" at a charll.)' rout ttttntly. even when
Man f\cld laid the Jotres on lbltk
··1 tau&ht Jack a '°'· bow to tJe h1:1
anoes how to brush hl1 rangs, ·· M.-nsri~ld
111d Som~ 800 ~e. i.ocluchn& hot~ and
..t.e.am.m..t•t"e. ~catLe1 ed attKe'Pillstiurgh
lltlton for a SSO-a ·plate dmner held to raise
money for Big ..Brothers, an orgaruzat1on
for depraved youngsters wtuch Lambert
has supported.
But what did lbe 6-4, 220-pound All-Pro
think or the jokes made at his expense.,
u..uin It ~ bt>en a long night and very bonng,"
he kidded.
A samphng of the humor · ·1 had to sacrifice a lot to be here tonight," Steelers run·
nang back Rocky ~Ieier said, <1'1tfosUy my selftespect .
"Jack 1.tkes to h1ti hard He likes to inflict a lot or pain.
and that's Just when he's out on a date."
-----QwJCr of dw Day------,
Seldom -used first baseman Wlllle McCovey, who
~·ill r-et.are.a!lel'.-ihe-All·Sl ar g~ w~ re-
porters asked his reaction to Manager Dave Bristol's
dec1s1on to start McCo\'ey in his final big·league game:_
"·You know, you guys are treating this like l never start·
ed before. r ve started lots or games. Don't make a big
deal about 1t · · ·
,tforela•d Sia• Gfen PWllles '!1•
Keith Moreland belted a grand slam and Pe&e •
Rose added a two-run homer in a seven-run fourth in-.
ning that carried Philadelphia to a 7-5 triumpho\·er
Montreal an National League action . . Gleu Hub·
bard's two.run homer in the l llh mmng powered AUanta to a 5· I
, 1ctorv over Houston. The r\stros had taken the lead in the top or
the 11th on Jose Cruz's second home run or the game · Tim
f'ole~ uro' e an the wanning run with a ninlh·inningsmgle. i::1\ in~
Pittsburgh a 5.4 victory over St. Lows .. San Francisco's
Milt Ma.> hit a ·three-run homer in the first inning and Jack
('lark added a two·run shot in the third to power the Giants to
an 8·4 victory over Cincinnati. Rookie pitcher BUI Bordie)
' earned tus first maJor league \'iclory ... Infielder Bill Alman
"'a!> des ignated for rea~s1gn ment by the Montreal Expos to
make room for third baseman Larry Parrish who ts coming
ofHhe disabled hst ·
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buee-loeded aln,le to tri11er a alx·run
Mvnth lnnln1 as the streaking Detroit
Tlten rallied to a 9-.4 triumph over
C•neland. It WU the 10th victory in the lasl
sames for ttw"Tt1ers . ~vte
knocked ta two runs with hls 21.st homer and
a •lnlle and BUI Traven hurled a four·bitter
CAnl• H Milwaukee defeated Oakland. S·2 ... a.tJ Sia•'• bases·loaded triple was
the bt' blow £9 a six-run t.b1rd lnninc whtch powered Texas to an
ll·S wt.hover Seattle .
.-------•••d•ll Tetl•9 ------..
On this date ln baseball in 1920:
.. W<er .J~~ of tbe._Wuhiqton seifator5 threw the"'~ no-bitter, blanking the Boston Red Sox
l·O
.... On this date in 1919 :
Shortstop Rabbit Maranville of tbe Boston Braves
~ame the first major leaguEr to hit two i.o.side-the-
park home runs in ooe game.
Today's Birt.bday: •
Former Red Sox pitcher Bill Rohr, who~967
came within ooe out of throwing a no-hitter in bis first
major league start, is 35.
I.• ...... Dtl'i .. ·fer More Gold
Greg Loagaais, a 20-year-old Mission Viejo •
Nadadore who won the U.S. Olympic Diving Trials
three-meter springboard Sunday njgbt, took a
commanding lead Monday in the preliminaries or
the men's platform dlvilng in Austin, Texas ... Manager
Dave BriMol says that Wlllie McCovey will start at fi rst base
in his final heme-g~ilh the San Francistn.Giants..Ih.ur~
day. The 22-year veteran will retire after the All·Star star
gam e . . . The Boston Celtics still plan to build a new arena
an a Boston suburb two years from now. but in the meantime
they will tie playing at Boston Garden. their present
arena ... Blind American wrestl~r Jim Mastro ptnned
C<Jnadian opponent John Knight at 1 :31 or the first round to
~l"c the t: S. Wrestling-team its lOlh gold medal at the Ohm
pie Games for the Disabled in The Netherlands . . Behind
tamely tutting by Cal Poly Pomona's MJke AAhman, the t,; S.
College All-star team rallied to defeat the Japan College All·
stars. 8-5. Monday at Dedeaux Field ... A San Franc1sc-o
Bay Area franchise of lhe recenUy·formed six·team National
Team Tenrus League has been awarded to Larry King.
husband of Billie Jean Kl.ng and a former official of the de·
runct World Team T ennis league . Leonard T~. O'AnN of
the Phaladelptua Eagles. was tnrown ror a loss Monaa~ 1n
federal c-ourt when a Judge chsm1ssed his $23 million ant1tru~l
suit agamst three banks and three indi\'tduals To-.c "'a-. <ii
[e~111g a conspiracy to ou.st tum as owner or the ~FL team an
19ii
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Rough ~ogoes Play Surf
By CURT SEEDEN °' ... o.ily ~ ... Mat! Sto1savlJev1c. Hasanbegovic and Stankovic
They sound like towns you'd pass through on a bus
trap to Hoboken
ln the scoring department, Memphis is led by
Paul Cluld who has nine goals and an assist for 19
potnts, while Pa ul Cannell has five goals and rive
assists.
IOOOI-. / lflOMI l"IM I DMNCI
9•n ... M1 7
,
Neyer Surpriaea
10.meter F~l,d,
AUft'IN. Tua <AP> -M ..
Neywr, eo ...,aided ahe n&ed
only a 1pane tbree Un" ln the
USA Dlvtnl media 1ulde, haa
sent U.S. Olympic ofliclala
scrambling through archives to
determine ii sbe bu become one
--otakiAd ---_ The 18-year-old blonde rom
Ashland. Ky .• ·wbo will be a
freabma.n in tbe fall at Long
Beach State added tbe women '• platform d i vine title to her
......... ,.1
SEURER •••
the drive aft.er punting. and mo-
m e nts later the 10·6 lead
bal.loooed to 16-6 alter the snap-
ping disaster.
But the South hung in aft.er
that, and alt.bough Seurer and
his receivers were getting t.h.ings
done offemively the defense ac·
tually deserves more credit for
lbe victory. . '"'We gor-burned early in. the
secondary, but overall our
secondary was outstanding,"
s aid Thompson. "And our
linebackers <Malavasi, Marina's
Lee Knowles and Santa Ana
Valley's Nate Franklin> ·really
-c a.m.r. through .••
IN AU.. THE REBE~' de-
fense limited the North rushing
Ulrw-... Jpftalboanl diam,.
plon1bip llooday '"U a rare otympie triaJI S.
rare. in fact, nobody can re·
member another woman doPla
It.
IT HAPPENED la the men's
dlviaion U I eceudy d 11'9 ....
Gree Louganla eeptured two
sold medals. Loucan11 baa a
chance to do lt aaa.ln toD1lbt in
the men's platform flatl•
bff auae he bU already WOD tbe
three·meter aprtnaboud .
·'This is tpor"e thanl"cancom:-
oreheod." said the $-2. 111-~
Neyer, who .dives for tbe )tis.
sion Viejo Nad.adores Club. .. ,
had no idea I'd win tbe tower
too."
Most diving experts bad no
idea Neyer would wtD anyddq. She bad oner won a ..,..._,, U.
tie before. She WU flftb .. bath
the 1979 U.S. Outdoor anil the
USA·USSR dual meef in the
platform. her highest f1Dl.ah.
"Recently, I've started to-
r es pond to pressure:· said
Neyer . "I used to fall -to l>l"f:S-
sure but now I've learned to be
calm instead or shaktng."
Irvine Rips
Orange Rebels
~a me to 36 yards a nd six com. Albert.Jordansc-oredfourgoals
plete passes. and Charbe Cole added three as
Seurer was harried at timec; the lrvme Rebels defeated the by the N9rt.h defcns~. but said 0 r 3 n g e G'tl n n e rs . 11 . 8, 1 n
one of tus best assests was his s peedsoccer action at Los offensive line "I had a 1;(° of time throwing.'' Caballeros Sports and Racquet ClubMondaynlghtbeforem. said Seure r · '"The pass Prolee· t rvine made 82 sbot.s oo goal lo
lion "'as good Hut there "'as 48 for the Gunners with Orange
JW5t no way we coulcj run up the goalkeeper Gary Bernstein hav-middle." Thom~ said his halftJmc ang 19 saves in the first half and t"~" Tom Lytle 12 m the second baJr. adJuslmenL., a mounted to thro"' Jose Castaneda made seven in~ the ball more to Lhe ti ght saves m the first half for Irvine
t•nds. and Andy Leidoff had 10 in the As for the answered pray~r. secondhall. !hompc;~n l~ughed and s aid, 1 After Orange lOOi a 2-0 lead in Yes.~ pass was to Bauer and. the first period Irvine came on
}l was~ t e\·cn a good play. with four goili in the second
"But I thought 'A C had a
n ice dri ve on the go ah•!Jd
touchdo\ol.11 "
IBM
vs.
period to move inf root for the rest
or the game. Leading scorer for
Orange was Mike Elsyaed with
three.
r\ctually, the) re household names m ~!em
phis
All three are Yugosla\'lan imports to the Mem·
phis Rogues of the North American Soccer League
who \\1ll be tan~hn~ with the Calaforma Surf at
7:30 torught at Anaheim Stadium
STA.lliiKO\i'JC, A 23·VEAR·OLD rookie from
Yugoslavia. has scored three goals and added four
assists as a defenseman. Ha.sanbegovte and Sto-
JSa\·ljevic a re now L" S. citizens and both figure to
keep the Surf bus}.
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THE ROGt:ES, WHO CAN easil y be charac·
terized by their name. comprise one or the most
physical teams in the NASL and ha\'e come under
the watchful eyes or league officials in recent
weeks because or that aggr essiveness.
Tonight's contest 1s the second of a three.game
road trip for Me mphis which dropped its last out·
The Rogues seem to have their best luck when
t hev turn on the aggression. Player-coach Charlie
Cooke. who played along-side Surf Player·coach
Peter Wall 10 England, has been ejected from two
games this year.
In fact. the Rogues have received 37 yellow
card cautions and rour red cards. They're guilty of
385 fouls in 18 games. an average of more than 21
per contest. ing in Chicago, 2·0 to the talented.Sting .
The Rogue5 are in third place in the American
Central Conference with an 8·10 record, the same
as second-place Detroit. But Memphis has scored
five less goals than the Express.
Faithful in Tennessee say the leque's recent
scrutiny of the Rogues' play has resulted in a more
gentlemanly style soccer . lt has aJao resulted in
four straight losses.
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
l\ t>st Oh·lsion
Kansas Ci t~
Ch1c a~o
Tex a:.
Seat tit.'
Oakland
M innesol<t
Angels
W L Pct. GB
44 30 595
35 Ji .486 8
35 38 .479 R12
32 42 .432 12
32 42 .432 12
31 42 .425 1212
25 46 .352 171".I
East Division
New York 47 25 .653
Milwaukee 41 30 .577 ~ill
Detroit 38 31 .551 71 2
Balt imore 39 33 .542 8
Boston 38 33 .535 81 2
Cleveland 34 36 486 12
Toronto 32 38 .457 14 _.,., S<.-.t
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
\\'est Division
W L Pct. GB
Houston 43 28 606 noogm-4' :n 568 2t'2
Ci nc1nnatj 37 35 514 61 '2
San Francisco 34 40 .459 10"'2
A llanta 32 39 451 11 ~an Diego 33 42 440 12
Eaat Divisioa
Montreal 39 30 .565
Philadelphia 37 32 .536 2
Pittsburgh 38 34 .528 2h
~ew York 34 37 .479 6
Chicago 30 39, .435 9
St. Louis 31 42 .425 10
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8 7 llOWAaD L R D lllil rifle rin ,., '"'"on hand and wt' t'lln verify
•-.,.... "-"""' lhnl llarn ~mllh '"" t~n 11h1y tna aolf as Iona as lt'• ptrkhu Conlnc:t. h•~tt bf.fon ~•ftTI~ anfl 14 t' c 1111 11•1111•11ilwr und whl'n 1H· both ~1on11ed to
lbe 1911 Womf'ft'a Kc•mJ:N<r Oric-n .roll t0W1>•mrnt 1 h• c .. 111111110 .. :11" l..o(!Jit~bt• ~~ bt-tter tturn fie ap7
_.lU r«urn lo Mma ~ ('ounlr) C1ub t MMrr h 1..-wM tohr'lT11l,1i .
23 21> m C'Oflt• ---- -I ',. 1111vr m 1•rl hv two ~troke~ over my 108 in ~ ai'a t 1~ )'t<U ls muC'h ~tier lh n lhi• l!l''H "h•·n I (11 .. 1 ... 1..irtl"(I.' tht· pudgy Smith said .
one for 1980." lournamf'nt dlrHtor f><;n Huhlt•r of 1 , , • .,1,.•111 t.• 1 , . ..,., try m g tu work on my game
the l pol\MW'lnl l\~mN>r ln,.uranct> t;rciup '1"' und I U1111k I vr ftnt1Jly round the answer. Put me
"Bukally, Wf' ~t"rf' down ll> nnt" 1~'u'" und 1l "1th 1h1,. wrou1> 1rnd I'll win part or the time ...
wHn 't QMln('y. But I C'an't ct1sC'W1~ tht· 11'>~11 .. ri.:ht Oth1•n1 1n thl• founo.m.e.w.cluded Orrin-Wnght now. 1;;,:..:~~~···~;..;.~al"f'··~h~·~-J,~P~'f1(~0~~~~-~~~~~~;:~bo0·00<~-cw~--;:AAe;os:wswf">"
loft& distance lt>lcphom· The E;:ll
year with a t wo )'ti.Ir OfHIOC1
ONE THING TH T WIU. IU 1hrferent th1.,
time around will bf' tht> c:lo .... 1n~ 111 tht-1>t-rm-.n .. nt
offices on Mesa V\'rde Ori\ e 1'.a~l
111 th4· huM dub und S11m Harnes of Big Canyon.
lll1r 111v.-. r "Prt':.t•lllcd SJ.Jltcl Ana CC while Sm ith lS
I I 11111 \1l'!u.t \ l.'I de C ·
• • • "We had lo cut e ptonst' ... m 'ome dlrl'('tton ;iml
will operate out or lht' l'lubhou..,t· until tht' f1r!->l 111
tbe· year Theo we'll bnn1: m a trcult.-r behrnd thP
dnvinc range and be thert> full lime uolll after lhl
tournament "
\\ IU 1'A!'I. Y LOP EZ WON won her serond
The tournament has ~n in Costa Mesa for
t wo years with JoAnne Carner and NWH'Y Lol)t!:t
Melton the first two · wtnnl'r.. Lopez Melton l'ap
lured the lltle this y,ear, h~r 18th m a sh,ort pertod
of litUe more than two years as an LPG)( member
1 "• 111 or the yl'ar lh1i. past weekend. she be<'ame
lht• lourth LPGA pluyer to RO over the $100.000
n\Jrk m mont:y earnin~s this season Donna
< .11>0111 Young hold!> tht• lead with JoAnne Carner
Jud Am' Altoll abo an the sele<:t company.
The return of the Womens Ktmpu Open di ....
pell.s thoughts ol moving 1t el!>ewherc out of the
county and could be the continuation of a ton~ a~·
soeia tion between sponsor and club 1n preseating
women's golf to Southern Caltfom1a fans in a (ir!->t
class manner.
.\ "t-ek earht'r. Lopez-Melton was one or fou r
l'l.1~ t-r.. t;ettmg a lWO·!>troke penalty !or slow play
.11 th1· l,.Jdy Keystone Incidentally. the Lady
hl'\'"torw :-l't a \lngle·day attendance record or
.'i .350 fur thl· LPG A tour. something for Mesa
Vl·rck tn shoot at ne xt season.
Afll'r lhl' Lady Keystone. a total of 22 players
had t•;.irm'd mort• money already this year than
11t1·y rite! f11r the (.1ntirc 1979 campaign. • • • .. . .. MESA VERDE CC CLUB profossion<il Art
Schilling will be playing in the British Open and
the Dutch Open in July Art is one of the top t•lub
pros in the Southern Cahfom1a PGA section when
he plays in their to urna m ents around the
southland.
l '.S O~F.N CHAMPION Jack Nicklaus wtll
p:ir tic1palt· 1n the 1980 World Series of Golf at
1' tn'"l<mt: CC in Akron. Ohio Aug 21·24 This is one
of t'ht> mtr..l pn•i>l1g1ous events on tht! PGA Tour. . . ..
WELL. IT'S OVE R and thank goodness the)
aren't still out there tearing up the course.
The four worst golfers from fou r area course'>
spent a day and a half on the Irvine Coast CC
layout and along about midnight. all but Gates
Burrows conceded they couldn't see an) more and
With the p(;A keeping tl"Jlck of statistics in
\'ttraous categon t-s this season, it isn't surprising
, hat tourot I ht.'lop IO scormg average leaders are not
an the toll 10 in m oney Keith Fer gus, Bill
Hogt-rs. Bruce L1etlke and Jack !"1cklaus fall in
this t•;dcgor)
left the course. ,
Burrows rinlshcd in a blaz<' or glory, hilting
three balls into a lake in front or th<' 17th hole ror a
10 on a par-three to wrap up the match. He lost all
three dedsioos
Craig Stadl<'r, George Burns. Jim Colbert and
<'urt1s Strang<' do not appear m the s tatJst1cs bu.I.
do <iPJ><'<Jr m the mnnev top 10
ln<'1dentjll~. the putting leader 1s Gary Player
'"'th 28.33 pt•r round but h\• 1~ d<·ad last m greens 1n
rcguliJLIOn "'1th .1 .!>43 pl'rt ,·ntJgc a.nd ranks 157lh
lJoul!le Winner
Megan Neyer of Mission VieJO captured her ~econd gold
medal in the U.S. Olympic diving trials at Austm. Texas
Monday night. Neyer won the 10-meter platform com·
petition to go with h~~ earlier"victon: in the three-meter
springboard compet1Uon. He~e ..she--ts domg a forward
1 ~~'Pike.
USA.C Severs Tie
C4RT Left Out, in the Cold . '
INDlANAPOLlS (AP ) -The
U.S. Auto Club, faced with the
possibility of losing its q uart.er·
century s anc tion of the In·
dianapolls 500-mile r ace, dis·
solved its usociation with the
n e w C h a mpi onsh i p R acin g
L e a g ue o o Mo nd ay an d
More Yachts
HONOLULU <Af) -A.Ddiamo
became tbe third boat to finish
• the f1nt San Francisco-to-Kauai : y acbt race, aalllng i nto
NawtliwW Harbor shortly before
mldnilbt Sanday. It ta tbe veael 14 days, nine
~ hours Md 25 mlnutea to make
tbe Trmm-Pacltrp crossing.
· Monday saw Timber Wolf,
Sweet Okole, Sioc and Sangvind rmilbl.n& the race ln the morn· m1, while Axel Heyst came in at
mld·eftemoon. Kotlck 11 was expected in
Monday e venlnt . while
w•lcomea were planned for
,OeroalmO and Foreplay ~~ .........
established a ne w 12-member
competition commission.
T e action by the USAC board
of directors, possibly signaling a
renewed war with the dissident
Cha mpionsh ip Auto Racing
Teams, came a week after In-
dianapolis Speedway President
John Cooper hinted a change in
sanction for the 500 was being
considered.
THE ONLY NEGATIVE votes
on a motion to restructure the
USAC byla ws in a way that
would have answered Cooper's
objections were cast by Pat
Patrick and Roger Pe nske, both
directors of CART.
Cooper said last week that the
present six-member board of
governors of the Cha mpionship
Rac1ng League, forme d laat
Mare b as a c o mpro m ise
between USAC a11d CART, wu
dominated by ca'r ownen . He
said champ car racing must be
run by an independent group,
and that if USAC did not realign
itself, the 500 wo uld loot'
eJsewhke for sanctJon.
The most prominent.ly men·
tioned group bas been tAe -Na·
Uonal A.uocialion for Stock Car
Racing <NASCAR>, Cooper's
former employer .
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Rampart
Withdraws
Frolll Race
VICTORIA, British Columbia
(AP) -Rampart. a 41 -foot sloop
from the Comox Yacht Club on
<':lS tern Vancou,·er Is land.
"'1thdre w from the 2.308·
nautical-mile Victor ia-to-Ma ui
yacht race Sunday.
The boat. skippered by Jack
Ros!>. was •reported to be well
out of dange r and returnin
home. becoming the first vesse
to withdraw from the race after
problems developed with a leak·
1ng rudder post.
T llE CLOS E L Y·PAC KED
nl'et rounded Cape Flattery at
1 he northwest tip of the Olympic
Peninsula <1nd hy late Sunday
~pread on~r 100 miles. with moot
vessels about 90 miles off the
mouth of the Colu mbia River.
Most yachts apparently were
taking the southe rn route lo
Hawa1t
Winds in the are a were blow-
ing from the northwest at 15 to
25 knots. Leading was Triumph. a 61·
foot sloop from the Scottsdale
Yac ht Club. s kippe r ed by
Edward Dietrich. Close behind
was the Seattle yacht Glory.
skippered by John Buchan. and
indomitable. John Long's 46·
footer from t-h-e -RoyalVan-
couver Yacht Club.
Kaoala. a 4l·foot sloop from
West Vancouver skippered by
Vladimir Plavs1c. took a more
westerly route and was further
out io the Pacific.
Wink Vogel's Dream Machine
from Vancouver appeared to be
following Kanata's sl'rategy.
Bringing up the rear was the
31-foot sloop Lucy Ali ce from
Seat Uc.
Shenandoah
Gains a Tie
Bill Palme'r's Shenandoah,
Newport Harbor Yacht Club,
and Bill Stanley's Fast Break,
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club,
lie d for overalJ bonOTs ltr
Soutliern California Yachting
Association's race week, a
sen es of four races starting and
finishing at the Isthmus.
Third overall was Dick El· tlnge~"s Free Ente rprise,
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Saturday turned out tb be a
breezy day for the '1 yachts
parttclpiling lo the bl-annual
event. Several wound up the day
with blown out sails and Bea
McKesson's Cal-32, Pegaso, San
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NEW YOltK YANKEES -Acltvel..O a .. o, °""'· _.,, ,,,,,., 111e ,,_.,., .,,,.
eol-4 ll•L llet11rne<I O.nnos SIMrroll, 1~,1
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di..,. •• -ol ,,. two pl•yen lo oe .....,...
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MONTlllAl. EXPOS -DMl11Nlfd ... A-, lt!llei*o, lor <NHlQnfl'lefll. 11-lhtelff i...try P•rrl$11, llllrO bol'41men, ,,_
Ille IJ..., di~ Ill(, ~"'-"''*' IOWA OAKS -flrtd ,..,, Were,
,,...,..._, -niplec..i film wll~ S.... ..,_' ..... flOOTUU. ......... .._...u.e-
DETltOIT Llt'*S -SitMCI EO _.,_ ltk-~. fl!ICl DIWeYM Jttl,•141 reu l...,, .,
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Motor Sail.er CutS ·cost
'"•wumu WOOD S"1CISN'ft.Y
0
UD·
-UIJ IOI' bul:Mlreda ol ~ew:a.:· ~)'S V.W., "ud
... fUet cm&.a lolac out ot • sail ontt apm
tht> prollt a.a Lbe ruatt•aa u ineu .. ·nw Lanc:er-44 11 be'lnl mark~ed under narn~ l~ttr lS Ton MuJU-purpme f'\Mlftt Veawi
What lt a mount.a t.o I.a • v#St'I futurtrur f~t
eC'Ohpm)' e nd e u y handhnt coupted~witb
........ ,,... 1a w y •• ,,,..... .. waaid
WMll • l..anctr motor .aUer, lhe ftabttman t ¥n
.-jof U. .._. ol both wortdl. He Ml powl'r whf'n
M Hedi al and u1I hw e«aam)' at oUMr llm.-•
T1iMt boet 11 11l&ed ao It ia' •U) for OIM penon lo
u.ll from llD hwide 1\ff'r°'I 'latJoo
Aird uitiitT •rt· otJwr actvantogee~bt the moto.r
1a.ller ~ lht-l«\Uity ol two Ml&ulrate pro
pulalon apt.au.. tM ebllHy to ~•<'h fu away
tt.baac P'OW'ds. and tt...ae&wonhl006a lhat come"
wtt.b a Aal.titll bull - ----
ta fuel
economy.
"We estim ate lhe mot.or i.aJler w1U c ut fu\•I
bllb tn ball, .. i.1ud Valdez
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...,. ............. -...... ~ Sl•HI, City .. T.,..i., C.-T ..
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c-tt a... .. 0r-.. c...tT ... ,_ ..... .. ......
....... Or .... c:-ei C*IY l"tlet.
......... NI/If '· .. '" ... tsn•
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THe otteAT AMIEltlCAM tT-f~OttCJOUMT °$~··· -··
Werfter ....... S..lle H, flovfttelft
ve1...,, CA ""9
""'-Porrh. ZDO w.....,. """. v-Ke,CA""1
p e rformance and 1ea -
klnflllness under power ( ud reuooably .fut UO·
dle r sa il.
Despite lh• l•<t lhal
it is being hailed as a rast
BOA'DNG J
nitt>r , -Valdes ti qwek Lo a dmjt that power baa ad·
!ant.ages that sail could neve r equal
The Lancer 44 luxury yacht is based on t he
aame .desagn. Under po'wt'r 1t has been d ocked at
15 knots over ii measured naubt"al mile -about
twice t.be theorellcaJ bull speed
Below cleck.s. ~ Lancer 16 Ton offen yacht-
like a<'commodations w1t.b two bunks forwa rd. a
convertible dlnette that makes mto a double bunk.
a ga lley with s tove and refngerutor. a bead wnh
shower. a stet•nng station romplete with comforta-
Entry Deadline
Set for Contest
K-"'-...-_ l'tJt Y ...... H-. ,..,._ IMdl. CA ftMI
TM\_......"~.,. Qlr• _ .......
~It~ PttOO. INC
It--. Slttelelt • ........... S.-PorYlt n.t. .....__ .. ...,....,. ...
~·· Oen .. Or .... c-v ... ,,..,. July 1 is tbe d~ fo.-all eatrtes in tbe ---,,'""ten"=""'nou5---,..-.,....-'--., ... """""--"'~ Buutlfication/80 eontest, apomored by Ule ..... UA\'9JllltllfT .,._...., ~ .... CMll Ooifv Piiot n.e .......... --... ...,_. ,,.,,., •.•. u.n.,.. • 11»9
-~~YCO • ..,, ~. s.-. 119. "1BLIC NOTICE
N-1 a.di.~ • .,... ble seat and sa1hng console. ' Co..n.:~t;~n Reversed w om en's Division ot the Newport Harbor Area • 114.1~ .,., Ch amber of Commerce. ·
1 • The contest. opea to or11niratiou u ~U W NUGHT INVIESTllJllEHT ~ IUN•IOllCOU•T PAHY, • ~ ~ot-. ..it OPCAUflCMINIA FRESNO <AP ) -T h e c:o nvictloo of a as individuals. Is designed t.o encourage beauU·
Stanislaus County palm reader .has beea over· AU..JIA.LYARDS., SHE E'l'S AND rurhng I.mes Cylog aru property. 8irc11. ~te 1111 • ...._, kectl. CDUNTY~MWOI• ..
CUrned by the stb Di.$lricl Court of Appeal here art-seeured on the console with line-stoppers a nd THE OONTEST lNcLUDES. but ls not
' The court ruled the testimony ol the Spanish-self.tailing wrnc hes. A s econd oot.sid~ steennJC s ta · hm1t.ed to coot.est.ants from the Newport Beach
c..i........... .. ........... Dftw Tlllt_.,..b~W•~-1 ~CA-
---. ..... Cillllltf .,_,, ~ 1.....-Ge. MA•ltlAOe 0.0
.-E....... PETITIONElt. THOMAS •EEst; ....,.._ •IS~HT MOC)t(DA ltfiESE
nu~ -~ ,._ - -SUMMOMllflAMILYUWI C:.""ty Ci.n. OI Or~ C-y -CAM ~It! OM Mm tea king victim in t.be case is inadmisuible lion is ~ when needed dunng rishmg operat mns. ar ea . Tbe categories cover '9ktmUaJ property.
cause all or Madame Paula's instructions to her Lancer Yarhts was formed ln !974 by Valdes commercial property, aod area.a Improved u a
a d to be lranalat.ed. Thal made the testimony and Maury T hre inen. the men who founded community project. .
•earsay. the court said. Columbia Yachts 15 years earlier and bw ll al into E ntry forms are avaUa~e at the chamber J-11, ND. '90TIC•1
ooe or the largest sa ilboat manufartunng opera-rr 1470 J ....__ R ad N wport Be h. Acrording to testimony, the woman paid $44-0' llons an the world before it ~as sold to Whittaker 0 ice. amUU'l'I:'<: 0 · e ac
I ,,,_, ., ..... ..__,,,._.....,
[~-0r...,.c-o-. ..... 1~ ...... _ ..... _....,.
"to get the Witchery out or her stomach... Co • Fu rther mlormatioo ta n&Jlable by calllng .,._ _________________________ rp_. _____________________________ -----~64~~· ........ ------~~
1•. >wly I.I. IS,... ~ ......... -,.._. ..... • ----------.,.. .... ~w....
P\111UC NOTICE I Utt ..... ~:~ .... e .... IEI
CASH REBATES FROM
$100 ON MERCURY BOBCAT
UP TO $1000 ON LINCOLNS.
Cash Rebate on
Linoolo Continental. Cash Rebete •
Contlneotal Mark VI.
112\t~~ HWY. ~ MP(; 24EST. EST. 24HWY. @•EPA
MPC EST.
00 Cash Rebece on Moo1rcb.
@t EPA $500 Cash keb•k on Coupr XR-7 wtt.b
Luxury Group. ~00 on other
F:ST. 23 HW't. \IP(; ~T.
Cougar XR-7'l. •
@•EPA l ST. 24HWY.
\IPG EST.
$200@i;1;: $200 Cub Rebak on Upflyr.
®tEPA EST. 31 HWY. MPC EST.
'
It's all goi•1g on now, and Ws all designed to sere )Ull money.
Rigbl llO'W, your participaling Lincoln-Mercury Dealc::r
has fant~tic deals and cuh rebates on new ..,9 and '80
Lincolns and Mef'curyJ. From $100 on Mercury Bopc.at
up ,_, 11000 oo Lincoln dirtct from Lincoln-Mercury
DiVition. Some dCal:ers coolribu&c part of the tebMe.
.) There may never be a better lime 10 buy. Vi5it )'Ct.If
Lincoln-Mercury dealer today. Fanr~tic dc&ls and~
rebates "" wanina fqr ~ ... At lhe Sip of lhe C.!
It all designed 10 save )<JU money. But if )<JU want
10 <ah-in oo dae cash rdMtes )OU better do it now.
July 12 iJ the l•t day for rc:bale5 oa Mercurys and July
31 iJ the dcldline for "'1ying a new Lincoln and geuins
nrdille.
' ' Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury
26zi Barbor Blvd ••
Costa Mesa, Ca.
............ _., --u... Mto fllCTITIOUS eUSolMIEU ,~ e --w, ,_..· Ro Ito ll~STATIEllM!llT ........... ..._Le•le~lool
Ya 1es I ""'-... ~ ··-.....,... -w.-....... ~ .. _ ..... -...........
G•IMM P£•f'OltMANCE , 711 1....._., ..... _..,.-~ ..
Do d IWe\I 11• S4 ........... ._ f1·f'•, • ........, • .... -,..._. .. nate C.O•t•Mna.C.........-......... _ • .., ......... __ w1111.,. L... IN•w. "''•Pe..., 11 u..,.._9'1k.._ .. _ ..... Cuo•""•· ~ Jue" Ceoltt••-· 1• ....-.. --· ....,.e (At--n.11 -.• , .. .._ .... _ ....... ~
to UNICEF Tiu'~'"~-.,., ...... _, .. ,_.. • ......-. al .,,._ . . ........... _._,........ -L--. ,._
TIM> --,,_ --1TO THl•l~T: ~" ~ ... Or-'-... ,.... "'..._ ~ 11 ... e ... -u N ITED NATIO'""S .>-u.-. ·~,.,..,..-..,..'-·"-• .. 1 "~ • ", ..... 19 , .... ·-wltlllrt • do'f" .. .,. <AP> -One ol the most j -o--'-" o-.., "'-· -1-.,,., -· ~ _.,..., .,.. performed songs ol 1m ~ 1' JOllY '-1· ',· "'° --· __. ..,._,.....,.,. --lit. ,-1 ....., -~ • ..._, ~ may mean $500,000 for PUBLIC NOTICE 1•'"'"4 1ni-uw or-• oroen con-t b e world's C'hlldre o . ct,.._....,.,_°'"'_,,,~· ~ya the United Nat..ioo.s' fl1CnnGU1WMtt•a ==:=:.r::.C::=.::
ChJldren's Fund ...... STA.,._...lllT ·-H _., .. 9'-ll't IN ~t.
R . " T._ _.,. ~ -...... Tioe ........ ,_ .. w..-s. &Mlftq 01
oya lttes from the -... _,or -'"· or ....... '°""' s o ng "T oo Mu c h •1.u aH cE voc •T10Na1.l-"'"'~•.....,••w~-• EOUUilt'ORS, t• M • ._ S4rwt. wit. He1veo · were donated ..... ~.,,..~.,,.. D•-acw111."ID. t.o U NlCEF tut year by B••N•• Eu ..... ,,,..,._ ... , • ~ D. t -..it.
lb B. G M••••• """"*· G••oe" Gro¥e, °"' . e ee ee.s-iroup_ ~-.. . ..._ -.$.-.-.
B a r r y , R o b i n a o'd ~ w. ~ ,, -.. 1 °""""" .... aur ic e G 1· b b ,, .... ,.,,...~.,,,.. ,JAMisa.M11tMS,
Ill s-. T ~. ; • ''°' -_, .. U. .....
performed t.be hlt al a j""'~ a-.~-· ~r:-~0:: 1 U .N . cqncert and a .,~~ •• ..,_ "~...,. , .. ·rrwi;::: souvenir album of t.be oo-,.,__.,,. ....._,._, ...._.
rt b the 1>--n~ · ...,_. ..__ ntOMAS HIM
conce Y DC'C ~ I r~ --- - -........,... 0r-c-t o..., P1iot and o ther popular c-•v o.n .. Or-c-.. -fJwtv1.a.1i.n.,.. m 1-40
performe rs baa raiaed .-tt..... ~.--a b o u l S 3 m t 11 t on • .....,._ 0r..,.. c-111 o.-., ..__I PUBl.IC NOTICE
UNICEF said . The song ·.-,..,..,i.e. n.,.. iw.et--PKTITlOUS~11u5 is expected t o earn r--::pu•• ml'~.,. : ~nat1J1WNT ~r<N\ 000 I ~ ""'. 9'.L • , ... fOI__, ,..,,_~ .... ~. _,,., . I-. """°'"' ... The s oog wa s rec· IMkw..,.., I THE HAIL CHAttM£•. 11s. ognlied by Broadc esl· COUWT"f ...aPAL covn .._._ ......,.. Sllltr 1•. c..i. Mn...
in M . In . IAIT~ OfHta g us1 c. c .. a maJOr I rN..ooutoe•~.,, 1 tt...,..w -· 20m ..,_,,..
American mu.sic ~;.... ••DlMID!I., ™'....,..."..., c-LA.. Hw•1 ...,_, ...... ca._ • ~..,.· PLAIHTlff: ll~aEl 04\. c:.o#.. Meflle £..1tnsv.IJ1Z>C..U... t y. a s 1 l s most ""~v.1NC.. r-·. •ttf'.~~.ca._ performed pop song ol DE f'EHOANT : •O•lttT J . Tl•h ..._, •• ~-..,. s.HYOE•. llOef;llT J. "'YDIE• ...... ~ .. --..,._ l979. In a ccepting a BMI 1.,. ..,"""'.n u l"av•MG a 1 ~w.Mlfier award . U NIC EF ex-EMG•NH•ttHG. DOE t .. ~ s. Tiiis --,.._...., --utiv• _.,__. __ Jam-1..c""'w 1~a.-•a....Gou11t.,..,Moo-~~ ""' WI ~\.U'J "''" t• C"'I 22, "'9. P . G r a n t t b a n Ir e d cA1 .. 1u1:11M• °" -,,,_ • MOne91 ............ -. ,,. .........,~ Caolt Ooity Pilot performing grouP6 and _. _...., ........ _ ....... ,,.,,... ... "·"·MY 1, -,_
said the runds are used
1
-...,. ...... --. -,........1 to help improve the ....,. •..,.............. "'' PtJllLIC NOTICE
situation of the world's -::-"'-..... • -• -.,tee., .,. "1CTmOUS ~""" blldre lb b o .. _.,.,..,.. __ ,_...,. .. , ..._nAn•NT c n roug pr · .. ""'---"' .. ,._. _ _,,..., T ... "'_.... __ , _ ..,.,..
gr1ms m more t.ban lOO -·"-·_.,., ........ ,_. ~-= devetnnong countries AWtlOf ...... .. .. SOUTHWOOO LtOUO•S. 11l0 -r-. !Et .,..... _. ._.., .... N. --........ GOl&e ~ ui...,..
Belly Ceccarini or
Cos&.a Me5a recetved a
com m enaaTion for
........... -.. U&..... l",A.P.-J. In<. le C•llt~"I •
............. &.N ......... ~.._ ........ n» __ lllord . ""'• u-........ :ht #oew,CA~
I S• u.ieo--MM .. _ ""' f)usHw~~ IS "'"OU<l..S by .
"" ~ ... •tt .-0, • Ofl)Orelloft. "•<••to ._l.Ce-e, W o'i. I I" A.I" J. INC.
-··· w ~,. ~"'' .. ~ "-" -..-. ...... ~ .... ~ ~
. ™• F--· flied ..... '"" Pe rrorma o c:e lo t he TO THE OEflEHOANT: .. CIYll c-·· c OI °'-c-., .... . . • COlftllf-... -.... .., .... ,._ ,_I) study ol chrucal our.sing "" -"-1 '°" ".,..,...,. .. -· ,.1_.
upon he r graduation ""' ·~ """-·......, •*" ......,. . ..., 0r..,.. C:O.•t o.11v P11o1
from the C alifornia-~.:;·.==:~~.::.=t ,_.,,,.,J"'"'·'·"'° >m-«>
Hospital School ol Nurs· 10 -~-~.,.., • ... --·...,. NOTJC.,. " ----... -°" -...... ~ r. mg. p1iu1 .... o1 "",._..,,., -..... <-1 1---=-==-.,..-=-~~:---_., ....... e ......,._ ........ -tw •ICTITIOU$ M.151HIU
l9'C ,,.1 ... --"' -c--.... NAMa STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE -'ell C-rewit In _..._ ol fM •-"II S-""' II 00"'9 bv~I
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PK'Tlnout eUMM•K
MAM« ST An MC ll'T nw......,...__.,,.......,-. --· WESTWINOS ~llVIC£S. ,... E.
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J-111 .... ,.,_,
..__Or ... c-OellT ""' .-U . July I, t. IS,... 9')1411
lflt's got wtte.ts
you'll move ft
faster lft a
D•itY Piiot ctasslfled
ad.tall
642-5671-.cl
• frtendty
ad-vtsorwm
IMtp.-tum
yourwMets Into case..
olfler re41ef ,_.... Ill .... ~ N £ W P 0 A T II IE A C H pl-. ADVERTISING. Jiit Pelm $4 •• &el-. DATED ••?1 . .._ CA.,..I lDTTIE U)ffG Hl< .... es Ori-AllM rli, ~ Potlwfy ~ .. ,..SI~ 9-, CA'*' DtU.&~• T~--....u ~lltlOt ..,•" .,, ....... ._ _...,..,
a---.catUD N~O Altmf11
---.. ..,, '""'' .-'"''" If~ '"'''" ·~ ~. '°""'' Cief'll of Or-County on • ..... Oii Cll.. ... J.-•• 1190 • C1Mt ,.,..,, fl1Jt1H ~._Or ... c-.c ~..... Publ'-d Or .... c-o.lty Piiot
.My l.l.UD.... ~ ,_t0,1',J ... July1,I-1~
PtJllLIC NOTICE
-J
. • :\•:"::\~;,..:"P ,..,,.. ...... < ~{ • ..;-,,.,,,,_..,,,.-.....,.,..,_,~~.;:--'--.~ .... -,...,_~-...----:--. ~ --
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t.
I lfHlll
Alllt .
-.
wh1l '111 1hrlld fJu lntl I II bull·
nr 1, ~t•Yff, •.nd lht" for.cut
1n1 b~. bla u u 1 1 n'lb.v
aan)' mkn• lhe 1 • I honorable
"•>'lo mall tt a ltvtna
Bualnu• nt"tds econo'""F
(Qrt'l'UIJI, tM'C'au.IC' I UCCtU de ·
~nd.• on plannlna ror the future.
}!oil t1M10• AMd l~m, bee'. etme
votln.c altltudH ar.. linked to
.. ronomk 11tatus Everyene. ·In
fa1·t, seekJ lo know the future.
a nd dept h of fhe recession.
They're all ln on it, wilb often
surpriain" verdicts.
J ulian 5nyder, who has built a
la,rge following for his newslet·
·ter. "lntem aUonal Moneyllne," Ubd"'W~IM t he tJ.s. economy
doomed to long·term inflation,
still argues that the recession
••••
tloauy •Ht." l11t talk of rriOft~ collapee, wtlh whatb
he II IO efltft ...-t ..... , W•
1bHftt from• recent l.ttar.
f'or lt.rll&ht lllll, Albert H.
Cox. J r.. prealdnt of M•n1U
Lynch EtonomJcs, rank• hllh
amon1 forecuten. ff• ll "l .
1rowth la U1t A'rU•.1 .. • ..........
All 10 rorum memM.n· ... tbey aat.lttpate piowda ......
ftaal Uni qawwn ot 1111. ud
four ol lhem a.ad t.IMJ Upec\ UM
return to npellldon to be,.. ...
ins the nni UU1el'
preaied wtdl·tise r1umenta ot I N TR E m e • a t I m e
the 'vuy deep and very Iona' Amerteam hive a 1ood deal Oi
•chool." he 11ys. TbJs la bia bad news wtth which to contmd •
general forecast: ln the view of the forum . Orou
"For the eeooomy IS• whole, output of the count.ry is seen u
we. . .predict a downturn that actually ahrinkin1 this year by
would rank as· tbe second most ~ 0.5 percent. That qu1Uflii as
s evere of t he seven in the deep.
postwar peri.od. WhUe conaumer price inf1aUoD
synm~tic 1'4nergy ~ .... a>'~...,"'·~--" Recovery. . . will be one of
the most rapid in history," he
states. "The U.S. rate of infla-
tion will declihe for the balance
of the year," says Snyder , who's
bearishness had been legendary.
"We rem ain CQD!ld_ent Uµlt a next year la foreseen as fal:lin1
ne w exp'.ansioa will:hatch in 1981, to 9.3 percent from an estimaled
fueled in part by shar ply lower 13.9 percent in 1980, it remaltls
rates .,ot inflation and interest relaUvely at a very high level.
rates." Unemployment is expected t&
The Conference Board tends to a verage 8 percent.
Carter i KJis Develop1ne11t Legi,sla tion ag r ee. The twi ce.y ea r l y Jn short, a deep and r ather
economic..forum of the board, a long recession, with a recovery
non·profit research organlza-that leaves the naUon with some
lion, expects the recession will of the same proble ms it bad
la st into 1981, giving way to before. W ASHtNGTON c AP l Pres1df!nt Carter ha!i
signed legLSlataon e nt·ourugang devtdopment of
synthellc energy sour t!b ~nd derlared that "the
keystone ol our nat1onwl en~rgy Polley 1s ftnall~
being. put.mplact> •·
In a cert'mony on the south-I~ Qtlbe. Whlte·
House. Carter said Monday tus energy polky
iwo·thlrds completed v.1th the s1grung of the new
bill -"gives us the weapons to wage and win the
energy war."
T HE SCOPE OF the synthetic fuels program
r ----!!clllll!...dlo!Ul[f the combined programs that led us
to the moon anct burlt-&w:-.interstate hlgh,way
syste m," he said.
~
AU told, the progra m could mean eventual
government expenditures of $92 billion by 1992,
although Initial fund ing a uthorization is for about
S24 billion.
Carter 's aides had ongmally contemplated a
Pension Check .
Bigger Today
WASHrNGTON CAP) -The 35.2 million Social
Security checks being mailed this week. will be $1 4
bill.ion bigger. rerlcct ing a 14.3 percent cost-Of·
living increase to beneficiaries of the program.
The increase is t he largest annual boost since
Social Security ~as hnked to the Consumer Price
Index In 1975. The previous high automatic in·
cre ase was last July's 9.9 percent raise.
At tht> same time, Medicare beneficiaries will
pay an extra 90 cents, for a total of $9.60 a month
for the premium . on Part B of Medicare, which
cove rs doctors· fees and some other medical costs.
SUPPLEMENTAL SEClJRITY Incom e
checks that 4 million persons were fo get also Will
show a 14.3 percent increase that will cost th~
Treasury SS10 million over the next 12 months.
The Social Security hike will cost the trust
funds a total of $16.8 billion over the next year, or ...
roug hly Sl.4 billion a month.
The average retired worker living alone will
be getting S330 a month. up from $289. The max-
imum Social Secttr1ty check for a 65-year-old
' worker retirin~ this year wall jump to $659.80 from
$572. The minimum wall go to $153.10 from $133.90.
THE MAXI MUM SSI payment for an in·
dividual wall Jump to S238 from S208.20: for a cou·
pie it wall go to S357 from $312.30. Some elderly and
disabled persons receive both Social Security and
SSt. and IOQQ'le ~1 ates. which supplement the SSI
c heck~. may reduce a pcrs on.:,S welfare check
because of the Social Security inf:rease -
The 1ncreasl' in the Medicare Part B premium
is li miteQ by l:iw to the same size as last year's
Social Security cost·Of·living increase. or 9.9 per-
cent. In J ul y 1980, it will be allowed to go uf> 14.3
percent. or nearly Sl.40 a month extra. The pre·
m1um doe!' not pay all the costs of the medical in-
:.urance. which are largely borne by the general
treasury
The Health Care Financing Ad ministration. in
regulations appearing today in the Fede r al
Register. will announce new limits .oi;i bow_ much
Medicare wall pay for new and used dur able
medical equipment. It will limit reimbursement to
the reasonable purcttase pnce or the equipment
when that is less costly or more practical than rent ·
al
·$50,000 to.=$500,000
INCOME PROPERTV SF£0NDS
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H E HAS N'T for esaken it Jul 4th rross-country celebration m which Carter altogether . and perhaps not at
"ould have M~ned the Energy Se<:urity t\ct. as the a ll for the loog ter m. That infla-
b1ll 1s formally known, and another bill creating an lion decline. for example, ··sets
Energy Mobilization Board to assign priorities to the stage for the next infla·
enerJ{y proJects and place some on a "fast tr ack." -===========:=;-----------r-----:~~ l3ut a House vote to send the seeood bill back r
to a com mittee denied Carter that opportunity. All
but nine Repubucans voted against the measure.
T RE PRESI DENT, IN remarks prepa red for
ddivery ut the signing ceremony, said:
"The fight for energy security is not a partisan
fi~ht. I ask members from both parties to com-
plete our ene rgy agenda in the same spirit of
cooperation that has brought us the success which
we a re celebrating today.''
He urged congressional leaders to turn out
legislation establis hing an energy board that
would speed-up approval or ener gy projects while
respecting environmenta l concerns.
THE SYNTHET IC F UELS pr ogr am. t he
ener gy board. and the already enacted tax on 011
eompanies' "windfalJ pcofits .. :hat st~--from~oil
price det•ontrol make up the three legs of Carter's
energy program .
COll.ECTORS ·
CORNER
Rare Coins & Stamps
GOLD A SILVER
Prices for 6-30-80
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ABOUT A SECOND
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UP TO 5500,000
"The new Ener~y Security Act wall help the
American people to cons~rve even more aod in-
dustry to produce more energy." Carter said, Oil
imports, he said, dropped 12.9 percent in the pas t
year, gasoline consumption fell 8 percent, and
total oil 'consumption was down more than 9 per·
cent.
"This legislation will help create at least
70.000 JObs a year to design, build. operate-and
s upply resources for , synthetic fuels plants."
Carter saJd.
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I ' ' ~' -• bootl 1 fir work•. pertlcularly botUe rwket.a, lh•l UUM 111 the
problema "
Boewnlng
fled Devil. one or lhc nation's Jl!u.nL fiuworh flrma
m• lf'"DbOOt two·lhlrd.s o ta cont!S, towe'°' and whistling
foun aln11 at Ila Rialto plant, which employa aoo workers yeer·round
The ttJt. particularly the smaller "Oround Bloom Flowers." th•·
comp y·11 blgaest seller . liln~ snakes, are Imported rrom the
Orient
MOaJAltT\I, 49, IK A 30 \1•ur vt·tc•ran of the fireworks buslness fireworks u n be legally sold In California only between noon
~ho t• ~rt!amanir M1·t•m1<·'· lhuo<Jlni&'"ra. KtnK Kon1ts 11nd Sk y June 28 and s undow11 July ~th. meonlng th11t Red Devil must have ' ~ U.rl.bl!Lm1 tf:MblU&b1 bt~~~MCtl lodependcn<:.e.~-11.:i mmad producJ,a s tQckplled and. ready to go for seven·day sell-
<'l' t' rat ons 1n"8UOirn Ju f'" 1ng season. Mo~ fireworks are sold on the Fourth itself.
Ltrijt'r HecJ ,l>t•v1 I flr1·w11rk1 ul,.u ~ 111 !i~w forth ut numerou!I Red Devil sells primarily through charitable organizations
munl<'11ull d15'>lay1', nlthot1Rh tht f'Xt'Cullv~ says. th.al side j' the s uch as the Boy Scouts. Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs . which operatl'
~iitnt''!I ~~h:.~ln~ ,~·n·~~ ... ~ f(ooos1i.QJLl.l. .. budge cu1 J.he~ful.~tands J>OeJ>ing up brieny in vario us parts or the st ale
<'k11 • Such stands are legal onlf wheTe the local fire marshal has aC
l.t>gal f1reworki. tm · u SW mllllorl " yt•ar market m California fixed hjs seal and Moriarty estimate!> that about thrtt·foUTtM of
and a MOO milllon u yt·ttr h11i.me,11 nat1onw1de. !>ays Moriarty. Callrorn1a counties and munlclpaJities allow such s ales .
"'hos.-slc.-ek Cud1 llu<· i.porth u · l'Y HO 1 · · license plate
llootk.: ftr1•wurk11 "'h1<•h 1nt'l udc the outlawed cherry bombs.
M 80s and buttlt.• rockct1>. u<·1·ourll for rn1lhons more, he s ays, in
c•lutllnl( mo:-t or th1•'111Jurlt'' <1nd fires bhuned on fireworks
··<:ommerc·1ully 'oltl f1r.-"11rk:-u~e powder that burns to cause
un .-r<ect. !>Uch ab rolor." 1>1:1~' Munarty ''There ts no e xplosive
powd1:r There art: no ;ict1011 device' except pinwheels lt ·s thf'
Showpiece Gone
Ford Move He artf~lt Los
U~ARBORN, Mich t AP I To a m:m "ho grt.·w up in the
shadows or Ford Motor Co ' i.:tant Ocarborn \\ ork:.. thl· end of the
public tours at that ~ho"" p1cr1: of Amen t· an industry 1:. 'a h eartfelt
loss '
"The <·ountry':-. industn ul iJ1t1tudl· 1s more than typified 1n
Detroit Growing up hert• -\\l'll. 1l gave you windows. or call
them what you will Yo u got to st•e be-hind thrngs and alwnys ask
·how"." said photographer Davu11.l T1pp1lt. who now lives 1n
P rovidence. R.1., and m ade the las t tour of·F ord's Rouge complt•x
Friday with his wife :md m other
Eight million people. 210.000 of them las t year. have walkf'd
through the world's largest industrial compll'x <i t a s inglt• ~1tc on
1ours that began m 1924 to a Model T a~scmbly hnc
IT WAS HERE THAT lle nry Ford hrought together the ideas
ol inlt•gratl'd part~ <.1nd i.l!-1:-.embly line lt·c-hniquel>. l>park1ng the i;_l·
\Olut1on that changed the ral'e of Amen ra
To<lav. the SI 5 m1lhon a year spent on the tours 1s too much
1111 ,;1 rnmµan~ that could lose Sl billion th1!> year
T1pp1t1 la:-t 1ook tlw tour in 1958 as :.i 9 year·old "I've al\\ a_,. s
\\ anl1«l l11 c·ume UJt k t h1·n I found out this is it ... he said
"IT 'S \ REAL ... h.1m1· th"' haw to do this. but the} ha\e ..i
good rea~on . • 'l.llcl tour gu1cl1· .hm :\l ar .. rno, 21. a college s t udent
Marano rrt'l'l\'t•d un ov:H1on from tht· '10 people he led on the la~t
day
Tht· Houi.:•· t•11m11'<-'< l"ualh employ<; 26,000 people ll has J
steel m ill . i;!lass fot"tory. foundrr. engme plant. ri \'Crs1de load in I-(
docks. fi re and polite forc·cs and ho~p1tal. It pays half the t axes of
Dearborn.
But rnort• th ~111 8,000 pt c)(l111·t11>0 \\Orkers ht•n· an· on l:i~orr and
F'orcr , domcst1<c :.ales Jrl' n111rl' th.in a thud hclo\l. last ye.ir'
1•ny n "'ir~• •P•1,..,.-.
.I ohn J Phelan Jr.. 49. re-
<· 1• 11 t I\' bl·camc the f ir st
:,,a l a r ied president of the!
New York Stock Exchange.
I It• ha~ played a key rok m
pc.'r:,,uaclmg other _members
<'hang<· h ad to come.
New Edison Boss
Takes R e igns
HOSF.!\TEAO <AP I W11!1t.1m
ll C:11ul<1 t ook on·r tod:I\ ;i~
c·h:11rnian'and th1d l'Xerut1\·t· of
I 1tt•1· of Southc•rn California
"TlllS JS SO~ETlll"I,(, rhl'n··., nothing likc this 1n l n J·:fl1~on Company llowurd I'. ,\I
d1a. · s aid Kala Shaw of Cuntu11. Ohio. \l.bO ~Jlh.Jler mother from h·n :lb~umc~ Gould's fo rmcr post
Bomhuy. India. got her fir!>t 1nsp<:ct1on of t he works . nf president.
Thl· 'tl•t•I n11IL ~1 IJ1~ part nf the usually two·hour trek. 1s c los<'d Both men wcrr rlectcd to th('ir
tt.•mpor.trll.' "'I tlw 11nly <"lose look ror the last visitors was al the IW\\ po!-.1tions April 17 Gould
usst•mbl\ lint• Y-ht•n• thl· Ford Mustang and Mercury Capri ure put .. uceeeds J ctt·k K.-llorlon . f.4 .
togt'llwr · y, ho ha!> ~crvcd as Edison 's
In l!J74 7!i, luur' \\<'rt.· -.topfl(>d for individuals. but continued for c·hairm an and chief executive or
group., Th<· tour' ''l'r'' ... u~p<:ndcd during World War II and have ricer 1>m cc 1968 He retired to-
oeeri haltl·rl du1 m i.: mvll1·I c·hangC'Overs each year d :Jy
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"WHAT HAPPENS IN TifESE areas where they don't •ell
them <safe! and ~ane fireworks) is lhat lhc bootleggers get t.t dll.
he :;-u ys. APWI.-.....
The Califomia Sare a nd Sane F ireworks Act of 1956 prov1de<-
spcc1fications for le~al ftrcv.orks S1 m1lar o,tanda rds !>el forth 1n
the f'ederal Child Protccuon Actor 1966 a re1:nfo rced nationwide
BIG DAY NEAR
W. Patrick Moriarty
Chrysler .4ssembl
Empioyees Gaill Voice
WASHI NG TON t AP 1 -Fo r the hrst t1 me in
the history of thl· automob1ll: 1ndustr~. ussrmbl~
hne workers will havt• a !>a y in llie quahl j of thl'
cars that roll off their lines
Stepp ~aid that 1r a rorem:.in telb a worker to
· for gl't 1t' ll!-1 h<•~ 'oml·ll m<::-happened 1n the
pa~t y,c· "'-111 (•xp1•t•l thJ l wnrkcr tu makt: a re -
port. and 1f plilnl 'up1•rv1!>10n doesn 't blow thr
v.h1'>tll' on that fon·m..i n the union will, and we w1H
gn stra1~ht IO the lOp or tht• C<1rporat1 on "
Chrvsll'r <.1nd thl' United Auto Worker; hC.1' t'
announced that workers at two assembly hn<'!> lhal
will start producmg Chrysle r·., new compact K
car next month will b<.-<.1ble to demand that defect-.
be corrN·h'd.
F1fi ~ l'Orp<)r.Jt t· and union ll':.Hlt>r~ mf'l for LW()
hour.., lat1· la~l y, 1•.-k I 11 111..,c-u.,, 1 rn11l1·m1·ntat1on of
th• .1J.!rt" m1 nl .11 1h1· pl.1nl 1·;11·h 11f "'h1c h
, 11qil11, .... di<ntl ·, 11011 p1•1 ''in" CJtfw1<ib on hoth
""' !'-.1)!1•,11 •in 1 ti .. li1 riud 11l11f1n1·' :ind predicted
th.it 11 Y.111 1 \t rtlUJll'-, prr·:1rl lhroug hnul the In·
Financially troubled Chry ... ler 1s hoping the t-.
car will help bring 1l back from the ed~t-ilf
baokruptc-" The front whe<'I dnvl' autl) 1s des1~n•·!I
to compel<' \I.1th th(· ru1•I c·ffl c1cnt 1mnort«d ca"
lhat arl' grabbing C.l l;H~l·r ,md larg1:r 'hare of thl·
t\ml•ncan ma rkN
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c·er n the~ 'a11I.
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Say you contribute $4,000 to the support of Aunt Mary
ln l980. She also·receives S3.000 in Social Secuntx benefit~
which she spends on her own support. $2.000 in Med icare
benefits and $2,000 in Medicaid benpfits
Aunt Mary qualified as your dependent and you are
entitled lo a Sl.000 exemption for her on your tax return.
THE REASON IS he'r total support comes t0 S7 ,000
SJ.000 in Social Security benefits and $4.000 from y ou.
And 1f the J RS follows the Tax Court. neither the
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port .• ·--.-··• snt1t-maR'ing a list now of the a mounts and kinds of in-
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OF COl'RSE, THE R E'S another test that you also
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Your elderly rclalt\'e must ha\'e less than Sl.000 of gross
income :,ulJJcCt tn tc:sx .
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-dividends. interest .a nd the like -you can't claim a de·
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benefit fort he s upport you provide. says Prentice-Hall.
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prlf!larily beuuee of his splendid in· terpretat.lon.
Doyle is equally hilarious, notably
in the evening's best sketch as a a YOlltD0~MI Hl ..... I " ••·--""",@tftf;>Ao~~ ., ... _-.-I-A , ,.._ •••Mtw by 111.,, e.~11 p.,1.., c-•=:n~111 .,,1e~terviewed by
"•'"•" M<I ... Mld Dudl•Y -· OmKIN lllY ~eller about the birth of Christ, And ' ..... u .. .., ......... rnnv 0 • ..... _, o..,,.. K'ls brief •""'gment a• Pn·n-Philip i's P __._ • D hlilf\li1'1,I "' futn ci..nd (')oNw fewl•~• C)f'.wfttM ~ 0 "'-.ii;;; a rrl an-·---.... . -,_ "'""''' '"'"'""' """''° co.r• , .... ~1111 ••• 0 m a .royal bowl. ,.,. ~>I"'-~ ~ ----t·~.im~n • ""'".,,.. )Wnq4.Y •• 1 JO p m •• SouJI\
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M't>ne for Lhl' mova~ ··Arthur " :· ... :~·~ •• ~"i'.;.::,...:~~" E'""9'"" Jo""
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"1 Thatcher and is a solid force in the
ensemble. Ellington, whose musical
talents are fully utilized, alsO gets a
'1111111wr produ<·t1on at South Coast chi~'kLmu~b mote than play 'Donna Si0nQ· Pa·ct , K perlor • pJ~ ~SWld.tY ~ai10~he's a ve r)'-.(UMYf<ay.
' r e_-_-... &.&!! vnh Ill tht' :.t•c·ond week of a lWO· He's al his best in a piano solO 9.rhich
--~ ~~l.i;ng,jil'nknt . -seems to take On a life gf ~ts own, the
lJOLl.YWOOO tAP > lj()(:ma ummer. em .• exception referred to earlier. brotl~ n :f'faw uH wtttr asibrattca Record:. an~ . IT'~ N(Yf i\l.l, non·stop hilarity ~
its rounder Neu Hoga rt. hus s igned an t>x clu!>I\ t• ·~omc of tht• segments are a bit over· ""' AS AN ENTITY, "'Beyond the
recordln_g_ ('Olltract \\ 1tti rt>rord tyt'oon (}av1tl Gt-r-t•\trnded 3lld the musical nu mben Fringe•~ general cM'ses the Atlan· _f!.l:! · · 1 wilh one ncept:Jon> m-e eminently tie cultutal fl with aplomb. and
lSS umml'r. the queenof disco krock. !>UHi (oi ~(·ttablt> but l,ht-re·~ enough American au · nces will have litUe
she would record for Geffen's newly formed com._ ~ood. solld bite for &. full evening's trooble refatin to the British brand pany which will~ distribute her work through · t .i of humor Warner Brothers Records t•ntt>rtammen · ~ Regret. bly} t~ show is only run·
Miss Summer, who has sold over 20 million r<'· .. Rt•yond the Fri~e." 1s directed by ning_Ior eeks, playing through
cords, said sht! wollli! soon bej!p recor~.a...ne.w _ ~C'H :> rt"srdent Effglishman." a clos· ance Sunday at the --=---wttmtrr wrth her long lime producers. G iorg10 Dulla~·bom John· vid Keller who Fourt :Theater, 655 Town
MoroderandPeteBellotte,forrelease inthe fall. :-.pec 1alites ind pic ting Terr y· Center . ostaMesa.lt'senter ·
Earlier this year. Miss Summer filed a multi· Thomas types Ke er also performs tainin nou for another month's
million-dollar laws uit against Bogart. his wife, on<' of the four re s. Joining fellow worth f prod lion.
Joyce. and Casablanca. cl aim ing they had mi:.· SCH regular-; H1f rd Doyle. John ~ .._. _,
guided her in the early days of her career. leading Ellington and Hal · ndon Jr. CA~LBOA-Rn *A d" . f h
h · ts h. h be r ted th b 1 • . L "' -u 1t1ons or t e er to sign contrac w ltl' ne 1 em u __ Thc•y'rc all as./\ e rican as apple ;Japanese drama ''Rashomon'" will
failc<t!-0.:ID.Ye MI:..a.iau:.shareoLptofits pit" hut they succt•ed in capturing the be h eld Monday, July 14. at the
styll' and fl avo~ or E_ngland-Keller WeAtminster Communit y Theater.
and Doyle funrt1on chiefly as the u~ · 7212 Maple $t ... Westminster . "The best and funniest per C'lass chups. Landon and El d~ector Art Winslow will be s~king Clint Eastwood movie." ington . are tht' pPons. The cohesi aicast of~·ix en and three women' of
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·Rona Barrdt, Aac·. TV has long ~en tht> workhorse o the ~stival at S!ln Diego's Old Globe
Costa Mesa company. princ1pall · in ,heater .... Tuche appears in
magnified chanicler parts. He's the Romeo and Juliet .. and "Two •••eronco Biiiy' focal Po•nt or .. Be.yond the Fringe" entlemen or Verona"' ..
may be the best
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David Carradine stars as folk singer Woody
Guthrie in ··Bound for Glory," making its TV
premiel'e t.ooigbt at 9 on CBS, Channel 2.
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more lDc.-.ctlbly. be aar-0..
matter 4ollft 'l preoccupy tum
1. aenllmalt whlch m•y put tum
In the am~.Ucst m1nor1ty in the
CO!&DU"y.
••r• NOT •EALLY wonted
about wbo thol J.tt.," Haaman
said. "Altt'r all, I'm J .R . so it
wasn't mt"" ,
t1a1man kept tongue firmly
planted an cheH for most of a
qut'tUon·and-&nawer session tn
his beacbikie home Sunday.
• But a pack ol reporters. bop-
ln& that be miaht let down his
guard fot a monum~. pressed ln·
creaalngly tightly around the
11tar. who had allowed himself to
be backed into a comer of bis
lav\01 room ...
''DOES 111AT mean we can
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atNI .... read .. mlMr ol UM .,,....
"' R wouldn't be dumb t eoup IO do tbat, ·· =•an repu.d1 kn&eb.. •• .
No ........ blbmaU.~be
obtalMd rrom tbe two lowly
rem •I• members or the "Dalla•" caat pre11at for
.t H a1 ma n 'a auabi-by·the·lurf
r IOtree -Unda Gray &Del Vlc·
torla Prtndpal. .
EVEN ACT&B88 Mary
Martin. Ha&man'1 proud mama.
WH ..-...1'be Bii QueRioa. But
she WU DO help either .•
Ha1man. barefoot. with white
bell-bottom trousers, a blue
pu !lover top and -of coune -
cowboy bat. said, .. I've beard
the rumor that the epiaode abow-
1n1 wbo shot J .R. may not be
shot until j ust a few boun before
it aoee oo the air."
"D.U.." like most television
series. is usually shot several
weeks before it is telttast. • BAG•AN; WHO weathered
the crmb ol some 200 reporters.
photographers. publicist.a and
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t1n1 ." Haamu Mid wttlt wllll&
looked UU a twtMlt ta lai9'ert .
Jutl how much II bll aew deel
with C'5 Pl~ Mm?
"A bout -S.00 m II Uoa ••
t"plsode." Jauped Ha1man.
AND WBAT about lbe apln.Gft
phenomenon "J .a . for Pre.i·
dent" campalp!
"If nominated 1. will nm; if
elected I will serve," Ha1man
said, "but llrst Con1reu baa to
raise the salary to $5 mlllion a
year."
It wa_, &enerailY al!'eed tbat
$400 million per eplaode IOUDded
like a better deal.
WHILE INTE&EST in wbo
shot J .R. oa Jut seuon's cloSiq
episode may be runnin1 blab for
some. tbouundl of other fans
are probably more relaxed ,
secul'e in the knowledge that at
least J.R. will be back.
That may have been in ~bt .
at on e time. but no more :
Hagman gave reporters T·&hirt.s
that said ... J R. Uves "
Steverino Saluted by St(Jrs
LOS ANGELES I AP> -"The governors'
ball." mused Steve Allen. "It souods like an orgy
with Jerry Brown.··
The remark was part of the veteran comedian-
composer-a uthor·slnger's thank-you to the Board\
of Governors of the Academy of Televisloa Arts
and Sciences for honoring him at their 3ttb annual
baU Saturday night.
BUT THE MAN WHO virtually invented the
late-night talk show didn't stop there. lte
wisecracked, sang and' played some of bis more
than 4.000 songs on piano and 1ylopbone for some
45 minutes to the delight of more than 5GO guests
gathered for the Century Plaza Hotel gala.
Some of the stars Allen introduced on the
series. ol television shows be has hosted since he
became the first "Tonight". show emcee . in the
1950s also participated in the "Hi·bo-Steverino" ·
program .
Tom Poston offi ciated. introducing singer
Marilyn May. comedians Bill Dana ..-a OOt'-time
·writer for Allen who briefly took on bis famous
J ose Jiminez persona to sing "My Fulmy V&len·
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The MOVIE MUSICAL EVENT of the 80'l 1 .
tine" -and TommV Smothen. who said the secoDd t.elevisioa appearance he and his brother
Dick ever made' was oo Allen's show.
OTllEll AU.EN FANS WERE scattered in the
audience: actor Lome Greene. actress Loi.s Net·
Uetoo, producers Irwin Allen and Norman Lear -
another former Goverbors' boooree -Allen's
wife, Jayne M!adows. an.d bis soo BU~.
But it was c lear ly Allen's night. with
numerous replayings or his onetime · 'Tomght"
theme song and one of his own compositions, ''This
Could Be the Start of Something Big."
Gazing at his award through bis thick black·
rimmed glasses. he noted that it was for 30 years
of coolributioos to televis100.
\ .. Yeah. that's right." he nodded. "Last year
alone I contributed more than S3.000."
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Coach Re.ives and t11s
1eam play host 10 e tounng
hogh school basketball
c.c>nllngenl !Tom Ille SOYIOt
Union CAI 0 THE
MISADVENTURES Of
SHERIFF Loeo
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KOCE • 8:00 -lnllaUCln: It's Only
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amines the soartn1 cotl ot Uvin1 1
what coosumera can do about it <al.lo
9:30 on KCE'J', Channel 28>.
c~ e 9:00 -"Bound for Glory."
Dovld Carradine Portrays folk singer
Woody Guthrie ln this movie biography
wllh Ronny Cox . <Photo, Page 89).
NBC 11 9 :00 -"A Woman Called
Moses." The conclusion of a TV drama
ubout Harriet Tubman <Cicely Tyson>.
who operat<.'<1 a n underground railroad
du rl ng the Ci vU. \v.ar .
CD Ot<AVAMOO
In th>!! 1ldl l)'Ofut.ion OI the
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young daugh111r !eels
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Wiser Wizard Won't ·Work Wonders ·
Ry PF.TER J. BOYF.R
LOS ANGELES CAP) -There is al ways a
wiser wtzard. From the m, young wizards learn
tbe1r craft. An·d to them , young wizards.turn when
their wtzardry backfires.
Thus did Fred Silverman cry out lo Bob Wodtt
for help when his magic wand ran out of Juice in
the midst of tryin~ a miracle at NBC. Wood was
Silverman's boss at CBS when Silverman was an
apprentice wizard just beginning to car ve out a re-
putation. Silverm an watched Wood do wondrous
things at CBS. most notably, transform the network
schedule from home of the lowbrow farce to a place
of innovation andclass.
WOOD RISKE D HIS NECK by axing the
popular red-neck capers "Beverly Hillbillies" and
"Green Acres" in favor of the revolutionary "All.
in the Family." and class acts such as "Mary
T yler Moore Show," "M·A·S·H" and "The
Walton~ .. per mitted lhc convt·r.at1on to bec'omc 'er) ~ub
The dannj? ploy was spectacularly successful. stantl\·e. The fact that Freddy had onre ~orked for
keeping CBS in the No. I s pot until Wood left the me an<1 now I'd be> worktng for him. the fact that
network 1n 1976 (and some of tho.se shows whe in· we'd be rcvef'sc role-playing. 1 don't ~ct hung up
strumental in CBS' r~ugence th.is past season). As on those kinds of things.
success draws crowds of proud fathers, some of ··But. I will not go back to New York and I'd pre·
the magic was crcdtt.ed to Silverman. and his fer to do something other than what r·ve already
career was off and n ying. done. J was al CBS for 28 yt'ars. the last seven of
By last year. though, Silverman needed help. -which J was preside nt. I've ridden that big wave."
He was being paid Sl million a gear for h.is magic
act. but none of the tricks was coming off. NBC un-REBUFFED BV HIS mentor, Sil verman went in
der his presidency was s till drowning. t he other direction . He called on his own appren·
SILVERMAN ASKED BOB Wood. his former
boss. to com(' to work for htm The wiser wizard
declined the offer
"I !'>:.ttd, f>'rl'd, you're a dear guy and I love
you. but form<.• to roml' back into a network 1s for
me to rC'lurn to i.omelhing I left by my own voli ·
tJOn ." Wood recalls "lie was senous, but I never
tice wizard. young Brandon Tarti.koff. to take over
programming.
'Junior Miss' Saved
Wood. who has bc>en producing television movies
since leavmg CBS <"Gauguin The Savage" was a
recent Wooo production l. has be<'Ome president of
Met Angeles. he gets to k~p mterest m some of
the TV projects he worked on befor t.> the
Metromedia deal, and he'll be able to dt.>velop pro-
gramming without the monster headaches of the
net work world
For Stlverman, things are less rosy. The fall
schedule that he and Tart1koff assembled shows
promise. but there a-re per51stent rumors that tbe
<'urtain may !>OOn fall on Silver man's NBC act.
One story holds that Silverman offered h.is resigna-
tion some weeks ago. but RCA. the network 's
pa rent company. declined it. The RCA board
would not do i.o a~ain. the story goes.
CBS Gets Pageant After Other Nettt-orks Pass
MOBILE. Ala. <AP> -Of· "We could probably do "WE WA~TEO TO carry 1l
fi c1als of America's Junior Miss. without television one year. but I hve and have a quahty ~how."
p ageant s pent a few nerve-regretted it most because of the Lauten said.
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twistmg wel'ks earlier this year girls." said Laulen. l l would Then Lauten was put in touch
"hen the 23-ycar·old annual have been the first time since "'1th Alv10 Ferlegcr. a New
ANO. IT IS GENERALLY bt'11eved t ha t
Sil v~rman will almost certainly leave"NBC when
his contract as up next year.
' •JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT
• IT WAS SAFE event lost its April prime-time 1965 that the pageant would not York agent for Osmond Produc
television slot. have been televised. t1ons.
Eventually. after pageant of· Eventually. the Kraft Co .. one
f1cials approached r ival "THE STRANGEST t hing of the pagean t 's s ponsors.
networks NBC and ABC, CBS about televi.sion is that nobody brought the g1llod news that CBS
agreed to broadcast the show knows why 'you're on and why had cleared the pageant for
live Wednesday. you're off," said Bernie llson, a broadcast.
pageant spokesman in New The production. which normal ·
York. of CBS' or iginal decision. ly takes shape over a four-month
"CBS just decided they had too period, s uddenly came together
many s pecials." an a m atter of weeks.
"We tried for a June tim~
period going to ABC and NBC."
Lauten said. NBC showed some
interest. Uson said, but nolhmg
developed.
Lauten ruled out a suggestion
to syndicate the show. which
would have allowed 125 or so sta·
Uons to televise the performance.
New Presley Disc
MEMPHIS, Tenn. CAPl -
Tony Presley. cousin of the late
Elvis Presley. has formed a rtt·
ord company and released his
flri;t song. The Tock 'n ' roll
song. on Cousin Records, l~
titled ··Road lo Success.··
Wood. as NBC programmer. might have been
able to s mooth things for Silverman had he been
willjng't.o jump back into the maelstrom. Instead,
he said no.
A wiser wizard. indeed.
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1ut lrua at the USA Fllm Festival
ia D.U.... And more reeeoUy wan a
1tudi:f ovatJon at the ~atUe Film Pntlv . · ....
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part ol m~ diJlt.rtbutors7 l thank I
know tM ....... Despite the fact
that tt la bMecl on PaW.. Brodeu.r's
popular DOftl ol perhaps a decade
a10, it la aot an eaay fllm t o pit~ Despite romantic scenes
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titu&ar role and dewy-eyed Barbara
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Al a maltt'r of fact, ~Pile It.a
moviemakt111 hock1round It hu very
little to do with tht' pr()(:C-U ol mtk·
1na movies -except as the movfos •
make their own klnd of contribution
to our world of lllwuons.
And llluxloo IK what thll• fll!J' la all
about . RJ!llsback portruy• anrue ex·
latenllal hero, a criminal whose
<'rime we do not know. who la relent.
lessly-l>f'tng pul'8ued hy po:.a~ fOf re-
asons we never le um
QUITE BY A('CI D •:NT, h e
stum bles into u movie lot·at1on and
a lto11ether by lnslanct saves the 1tar,
Barbara Hershey. from a watery
1rave. Whereupon the film's satanic
director, Peter O'Toole, offen him
protectfon from the law lf be will
become a stunt man. ll 11 a pact with
the Devth
Sunestive of the layer of complex·
lly In thla rllm.. la the fact that
Rall1bedl. 1 f\aclUve. hldel h1I true
ldeaUty from tbe pot Ice and blecomet
• 1tunl "'8D doublln1 ••an Id.or who
II plflYlnl an American ru ... poalnc
as • Ottman soldier and la al.lo a
fu11IUve. NOlhlnlC In thla movie, on
tillher aide of the camera. la prfflse-
ly what at seems
And nobody e xcept Railsback 1s
prec11ely what he seems. It is both a
s tunning conce it and a s uperb
m e taphor in this world of CIA·
manufactured identities and official·
ly condoned "dirty tricks." Who
know1 for aure who la who, and
which ol them ls truly your friend.
O'TOOLE. THE Dl&BCToa.
seems t.o be operatla1 .out of a
supreme lntelli«•ce, dedicated to
h h picture, and ••Hb with aophlKlcat.ed..,........ u to wllf
hl1 wUI ahall PNYail. Her'lbey, tM
1tar. Meml to be opereUq out of
motlV1Uon ot lovt for Ud ll'8Utude
to Rallat>Klt for bavtnc aaved ._
Ille. In the loq nm, wbo can tell to
what extent CMf ol tbete emo«iom ln·
tluenced the final outcome ot the film .
I suspect that tJUa la at once the
film 'a strange fucinaUon for an au.
dlence, and Jta lack ol chariama for
the sales departments. They do not
like movies ln wblcb a criminal
doesn't become a aaint without some
show of ft>Oral reformation. 'Ibey do
not Uke movies in whlcb the heroine
maneuvers her lover into performing
a virtually suicidal stunt.
THEY DO NOT LIKE movies de
picting a director a4 the Devil in·
camate. And they do not like movies
that make you t.hlnk. There mflht be
perfectly loltcaJ explanaUom behind
every proltted proof or raUoQallty.
Frankly. I I eel that Ruah.
ba1 dooe an extraordinary Job ot
maltiq all this won.
Sea ••• to see
.toclo re toe
Great new two-whale show.
Wiii V:Blly
theWBlna
smllelfyoil
feed him a
fish? It's~ to tell.
Shamu9introduces his new pal Namu•in the biggest. most spectacular Shamu
showcase yet. New Les Baxter music. And you might ge t i.nto the f!Ct.
'·' =Ill• R~f!!~!w~.!!:'!!!·
princeu with a bristly mustache.
Shaggy Duet ,.,., ........
Chevy Chase and his co-star Benji harmonize
on the set of the new movie "Oh Heavenly
Dog." They both plftY the role of a private
eye sent back to earth to solve hJs own
murder.
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More fun
for r
~-Sea World has added new shows,
new exhibits, new restaurants. and new pi01i c areas. Come see how
much we've grow n. It's a full day
of fun for one admission price.
Make it a Sea World summer.
Mission Bay, San Diego
,.,.........,,,,
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,
"What do you mean ·w11hou1 rurther ado"' I think we
need more rurther ado t.hese days "
"Got a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn Pat wtll
cut red tape, getting the anSUWTs and actwn you need
to solve meqt.nttes m government and busmess Mall
your questions to Pat Dunn. At Your Sennce, Orange
Coast Dculy Ptlot. P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA
92626. As many letters as posStble will be answered.
but phcned mquines or letteTS not 1nch.u:.Ung the
reader's full name. address and business hours' phone
number cannot be considered. This column appears dai-
ly except Sundays "
IRS Form" Rrquir.-ff
. DEAR PAT: I have a foreign bank account
and I was wondering 1f there is any special IRS
form that I am required to fill out each year.
L.G .• Costa Mesa
IRS says that if your foreign bank account ex-
ceeds Sl.000 in total value at any time dartni the
calendar year you must report thJs to the Depart·
ment or Treasury on or before June 30 or the suc-
ceeding year by riling Form 90·22.l, Report of
Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts. This ls re-
quired of every person residing in the United
States who has financial Interest in or signature
authority o r a ny othe r authority over bank
securities or other financial accounts in a foreign country.
Did11 ~i Get ICeftnuf
DEAR P/\T: l still haven't received m y
federal income tax refund even though 1 filed long
before the April 15 deadline. Any suggestions on
what I should do about this'>
P.W., Huntington Beach
IRS says your first step should be to contact
yoar nearest IRS office. Each office will researdl
yoar problem, provide apeclOc IDStraetloas, aad la
moat cues lnJtlate the necessary acUoa to process
your refund. U this metbod falls, coetact tlae IRS
problem resolution office. Its staff of 34 people ls
avallable to expedite troublesome refund problems
and respond to your Inquiry within five days.
IRS points out lbat refund checks can be de·
layed for a variety of reasons: malb enors, lllegi·
ble entries and omission of entries; invaUd Social
Security numbers; use of non-standard forms; lost
or stolen checks; and undeliverable checks where
taxpayers have moved and left no forwarding ad·
dress.
Each time you contact IRS, be prepared to
provide your name and address as they appeared
on your tax return, your actual name and address
if different from your tax form, your Social Securl·
ty number (or numbers If you flied a joint return),
and the type of form flied. To contact the problem
resolution omce, write to PRO. 11.0 . Box 1791, Los
'Angeles 90053, or phone the tax information
number. 835·8211.
Prnnhm1 M'oirPr Sofr
DEAR PAT: My husband's life insurance
policy has a "waiver of premium." disab.ility
benefit that expires at age 60. Does this mean 1f he
becomes d1sablt.'<i at age 55, for instance. the com~
pany would waive the premiums only until he is
60? Also, I've been told that the price of life in·
surance 1.s one of the few family expense items
that hasn·t gone up in recent years. That d~$n't
sound logicaJ to me in view of our overall inflated
economy.
P .H., Fountain Valley
U your husband should suffer total and perm•·
nenl disablUty before. he re aches age 60, bis CO\I
erage wouJd continue for Ufe and premium pay·
ments on his policy would be waived from then
on -unless, or course, be·sbould rttover from bis
dlllablUty.
As for your other question, the price of We in·
surance has not gone up the way other items have
because more people are Uvlng longer, so the rate
of paying poUcy death benefits ls less. Improve·
meat in the earnings or Ufe Insurance investments
also bas helped keep the price ~ line, according to
the Amerlcn Council of LJfe IDsunace.
Ca•don With Cleaniwrs
DEAR PAT: Your recent AYS item that gave
a mixture ror r emoving mildew from a house ln
preparation for painting really works! There's one
problem, however . Not only does it take the
mildew spots away, it takes your skin with it. My
husband was wearing rubber gloves, but he is
burned where the solution ran down bis arm. t
hope you let your readers know about this poten.
tial danger.
R.G .• Huntington Beach
Tltub for wrltlag. As wttb aay •b'MI eleu·
ial mlstaft, caatloa 1hoald be aaed to make Rn
It don Ml let OD tile aklD. U.i)lch a mhtue la ae·
eldntally spllled OD Ute akin, wub lmmMlatelJ
wlill pleaty of clear water. Ute Mlldew·n•nllll
Ml•tr. calls for 1ls ta•le1poo111 of &rlMdl9m
pltolplUlte, two tablespoou of laadry. deters•,
._ quit of boueJloN ltleadt, ud 9ree •urta of
warm wa&er. Se.nib mlklew apoU W... a-. ..... .
, a1taJe wttll clear water and dry befere ,. ..... .
.
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f~ you In the DAILY PILOT
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VAN 'OUV~R. ftrttl•h Columb6a
c AP) 11w Brlllah Columbia Covrt ot Appeal la trylnt to determine ·11
Ood la a pt'nOn
The rourt 11 lwlna H ktd to over·
tum the May 1m •«1wttal In Prince Citor(C~ County Court of Morna Davie
on char1 of COW\H liftl two others
to 1uit 11 foretil fir nt1r lM ~mote
Fort Wart' Indian ~serve In northern
British Columbia
• A POUCt: st:aG EANT said he
saw Davie dr(,)J) to his "nees and
pray "Oh God. plea e let me fet
away with It, Just this once."
The ~ounty court ruled that the
proer wu a privet• coe¥ef'UUoa
betwMn two people and therefore
prlvllqed and could not be UMCI u
evld~ In ~rt.
Pr'Oleeution la wyer Peter Ewart
ar1ued the prayer s hould be lldmiul·
ble al evidence because Cod la not a person but a theological or a spiritual
beine
"THE QUESTION IS whet.her or
not . undt:r the circumstances, the
words uttered by the accused con·
s tit1.tted a private conversation. For
communication, there must be two
persons ... be aaid.
Ewart said that if God is a person
. ,
then muy aeu of Ood, 1uch H
bllaaardl, flooda or d,....... t.Mt
dam-.property or takt Ille, would
be vlolalAolll of the Oimlnal Code ol
Canada.
Accordbl1 to Ewart, Davie volun·
tarlly took a polyarapb test ln Prince
Geor1e. The police aer1eant who
1ave the teat left the room and went
to an adjoinin1 room where be heard
Davie throulh a bidden microphone
and saw him slide off bla chair to h1a
knees and make bis plea .
EW.\a'I' MID Davie's plea was a
soliloquy or a monolo1tte, though
directed to God, and found it difficult
ell
I
to ..... Ona u a penon" 1D tbe con·
tilt fJf l>e¥M'1 reman.
''Wt'rw saying Ood la a tbeoloikal
person, a 1plrltual bein1, •• Hid
Ewart.
Davie'• lawyer, Keith Aartaen,
aald Davie's conversation wu meant
to be heard by his Cod and DOl law
enforcement officers.
"It's repugnant that a person.s
prayers 4hou.ld be put ln evidence
again.st him," said Aartaen.
HE SAID IF a jud1e approv4!4
admission or such evidence, then pre-
s umably a hidden microphone Could
be placed in the confessional of a
Roman Catholic O~rch .
. .,,
INllDI: •All un•n •lrtna IMllNcll
•Her11c.,. •Cl••itfliMI
Trainers ' view of whales
·Unusually Large lndividllals
By MICHAEL DOUGAN OI t• o.11, Piiot St•ff
! It was near the end of the act
that .Wins ton, p e rhalts the
largest "performer" in s how
business, became-a little con-
fused.
On orders from Sea World
trainer Vic Charfauros, the
killer whale (appearing under
his stage name. Namu), was
supposed to join his s maller
tank-rna\.,es. Shamu and Kandu.
in a gang breech.
All three whales would SWlm
to the depths of their tank and
streak straight up out of the
water, twist in the air and land
on their backs. The idea was to
give the audience, several hun-
dred stroog, a good soaking -
all in fun, of course.
But Winston blew it. While
Shamu and Kandu went flaw-
lessly through their paces, he
just floated and watched.
TRAINER CllAJlUU~OS pa.
tiently called Winston aside for a
little man-to-whale talk, then
sent him out to try again. This
time, Winston breeched. He
promptly s wam back to the
stage for his reward, a mouthful·
of fish and a scratch on the
head. Charfauros was n 't upset
because the routine was new and
even a seasoned trooper like
Winston needs a little time to
learn his lines.
If that sounds rathe r an-
thropomo'rphic, meaning that
human qualities are bem~ at-
tributed to a whale. it's only ap-
propriate. Charfauros is the first
to a dmit that he and the other
trainers at the San Diego manne
park t end to think of their
charges as unlf ually large peo-
ple.
"We treat them as individuals.
We don't treat them as whales
or dolphins or sea lions, .. said
Charfauros who. W()("ktng under
head trainer Bruce Stephens.
also helps oversee the education
of Sea World's other performing
critters.
"We use the only psychology
we know with these animals.
and that's people psychology, ..
he explained.
Like neople. wha les enjoy food
and affection. · ·
"WE DO A LOT OF touching or the anima ls." r eported
Charfauros ... Kandu likes to hve
her tong ue rubbed. Kanuck
doesn't.
(In c identally, Kanuck
"played" Sbamu during the
s how. Sometimes Winston is
Shamu. In fact. Shamu is a sort
of trade ·name for the show. The
-Original Shamu. Sea World's
first trained kille r whale. died
years ago.)
Trainers keep individual charts
on each whale. porpoise. sea hon
and· walrus indicating how well
Urey perform a stunt. either in re-
hearsal or during a show. and •
.
Sea World has pioneered research on the Humbolt
penguin, a threatened species indigenous to Argentina.
what type or reward-food. affec-
tion or both-was used.
Still how does a 160·pound
human teach an 8.000-pound
wha le a tr1ck?
"Traming is a very easy pro-
cess." said Charfauros. "as long
as you keep in mind that you've
got to look at it from the animal's
pointor~ew.
. "For example. if you want to
train an arumal to do a h1 ~hJump.
you trajn hjm to touch a target.
Then you rruse the target inches
at a time. As we get them higher
and higher . he's going to start us·
ing more effort ...
lN THE SEA WORLD sho".
Winston flies completely out or
the water to reach a target ball
dangled high over the pool.
Charfauros said most of the
tricks performed in the show are
examples· of behavior exhibited
naturally by whales in the wild.
When the whales slide· clear
out of the water onto the stage.
they ar.e simply r epeating a
hunting tedmique used to sur-
prise -and. presumably. scare
the ~fe out of -seals on a beach
or ice n~. he explained.
Two of the most dangerous .
tricks <for the trainer ) are easi·
ly taught. Charfauros said. In
one. a killer whale soars out of
the water to n y over a dog·
paddling pe rson. In another,
Charfauros sticks his head mto a
whale's mouth. which is laden
with ominous looking teeth .
"ff "l' "ant tht• an1m <1 I to
hurdle over a p<·r~on . v.e train 1l
10 1ump O\<•r an ob1ect 1 in this
caS('. a rubb<"r .. raft 1 flr'>t .' h<·
~aid "\\'e UM· thl.' raft . then the
trainer on lht· raft. th<'n "e take
the air mattn•:o.\ out
I THE HE/\0 -1~ the mouth
\lunt 1s "a vn~ -.1mple bf·h:n iro
for tha t a nimal," ht· added
"llt''s JUSl got to sit there with
his mouth open But f1r'it . he .,
j,:O l t o u ndt>r -.t a n d the
pa rameters or that beha vior ..
"Whales art· very mtelhAtnl
animals.'' ~aid Charfauros "It'~
t-asy for us to \\Ork v.1th them
bt'cause thev can unde rs tand so
many thing; They "111 initiate
games by thcmselve!'."
Besides. hl· claimed. they en-
JOY perforrrung
··They love 1t. If they didn't
have a good lime. 1f they d1dn't
trust \ls, they would leave <the
stage area). Winston. he'll get
all hyped up and start squirming
and whining when he sees the
people gatherin~. Kandu will
s t a rt d oi n g breech es and
squirting." ·
Charfauros repeatedly em-
phasized it 1s trust, ste mming
fro m a personal relationship
between the trainers and their
massive subJects. that ehables
the s how to go on
BUT THE WHALES must re-
late to each other. as well. as
<See WHALES. Page C21
The marine park boasts the largest collection of
waterlowl in the United States.
,
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Mutual trust is name of game between fram ers llnd
whales ac San Diego ·s Sea World.
Dolphms are cued to perform tricks by hand signals or
tone signals emitted by underwater speakers.
Divorce COunselor Helps Judges Decide Custody
By TDmoT8Y HARPER
MADISON, Wis. (AP> -~n
be was six, Bobby wanted to live
with bis mOm ano dad. The
problem was. Mom and Dad
didn •t want to live with each other
anymore.
Both ol them wanted to live·
with Bobby, and their divorce,
already messy. became downrilbt nuty in~ bitter lecaI
battle over cua~ody of their
clalld.
Each began lining up
psycbiatri1t1, paycbolo1i1u,
· aodal worbn and other npert
wltne11es. Then one of tbe
law,en •Ullested a cllfferent
approach. aa impartial
Ualveraity of Wlacon•l.n·
Madiw "dlvaree COUDHJing ..
Jll'OIJ'am. •
ftS PUENT& AGaEED, ••d went to aee Dr. Jack WMtm•. the UW p1ycblatrlst
....... tbe IJl'Oll'UI ••and to ~ dectdl eastody ~towtaat•1a...t
fer tbe cbUd ratJMr than wbat'a
beat for the parents. Along the
way, the whole family un·
dergoes extensive counseling to
p'repare for life after divorce.
• · M08t .Parents going through
dlvorce aren't aware of how it's
affecting the kids," Westman
says. "Parents get so involved
in their own personal problems
that they are preoccupied with
tending to their own needs.
"The divorce decision ls made
in the interests of ~e a(luJt.s, not
the child. It's part of our long
tradition ol children being treat·
ed u chattel ...
Westman says children, often
bewildered by the whole diYOtte
process, usually try to withdraw
from tbe lituaUoo rather than be
manipulated by their parents'
selfiab....._..
uog nolllNENT feeli.aa, ..
he says, "ii that they don't w~t
to take aldel." ' p.,..._ be U)'I, should re·
alize that a chlld's problems,
even years after tbe divorce,
may ~ relaled to the breakup ol
the familJ. CbUdren under qe 8
may develall cleftant aWtudel,
Ullfouadld t..n or Ntreaive
MbaYklr luala • bedw.w.nc or
tbumbHelsla1 .. Sebool·a1e
cblldren molt often have
academic troubles, while
teen-agers frequenUy become in-
volved with alcohol. drugs or sex.
"Children need someone to un-
derstand their entire life struc·
ture," says Westman, himself
the father or three boys. "They
need someone to go to bat for
them."
When Westman is called into a
d ivorce case, us ually by a
lawyer or j~e, be organizes a
"team" that includes the child's
court-appointed lawyer, UW
psychiatry students and. other
university specialists.
''THE WllOLE THING is real·
ly cow.line. trying to advise
the parents and the court."
Westman says. "The primary
purpOH is to make everyone
eoncemed with the case more
aware ol lbe needs of children."
Spendina an avera,e of three
moat.bl oa each cue, the team
typically conducts about 20 ln·
lervlewa with everyone from
•chool teac.bers and employers
to the parents.
"We inte r view all ramily
members in all possible com·
binations." Westman says. "We
find people beginning to relate to
each Other in different ways."
He says that as parents realize
that the counseling team is
genuinely concerned with the
child. they are willing to make
concessions.
"NO MATl'ER HOW inept a
parent ls, deep down be or she
wants what is best for the
child," Westman says.
He says that in about two-
tbirds ol the cues, ooe parent is
finally persuaded to sacrifice
custody in the interest of the
child.
In cases where the parents
never do agree, judges have In·
~arlably followed' Weslman·s
custody ~mmendatlons.
Even after a decision is
reached, Westman stays in con·
tact with the family. "In moet
cases we remain Involved .
sometimes on the order ol the
jud~e. but usually because the
parents ask us," h.esays.
That's wb4t happened In Bob-
by 's case. Afte r the judge -
followed Westman's recommeo·
dati,on and granted custody to
the father, the mother continued
counseling.
"THE MORE I WENT, the
more I understood," she says.
"At the time, I was pretty tired
· of fi&bting. I was worn out, and
it was affecting the way I could
take care of my 590."
After re-atablisbing her life,
the mother went back to
Westman to left custody Bob-
by. meanwhile, was not ad.tuat·
Ing well to his father's secood
wife and ¥r children.
So when Westman recom-
mended that the mother be
granted permanent custody,.
four yean after the divorce, the
father reluctantly agreed.
"Divoree doesn't Just happen •
the night mom or dad walks
out," Westman says. "It starts
well .before and continues Iona
ifter. Divorce ls a way or life."
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. I
• • • Whales
CFrffl Paa•Clt
lhl• "p,..aHla UJ wllh aome
,.-..tty Ullrlnlt' problem• ' ~ob
Mr\ltd "One ol our "'hatn la lo• man
9\ the l.Oll""m poll!, ht' H\d "If
k leavea durtna lhe bow ,.~
ltave to makf' • jud1m"n\
Wbelhtt he's \HVUll becau.w M
tk>ffn'l want to work or bttlu.Mt
Ille' a beina ha.u led by the other
wbala."
" ,, amport&nt that lht' •haln
not be allowed lo willfully ch
e>My a command, ht' clauned
"We don't want th 1>8~ lUYI
challengln~ us bec aus.-tht>)'
weigh a ht-II of a lot more than
we do "
t Over lht-yeurs lh~re h&h 't>
been l'Vl•rul humun 10Jur1es
Twice. a "hid e hat!' ~nabbrtl :;()
rueone's lejt and re fuse<! lo let
go. although tht>y havl' n~vur bit
ten down hard enough to break a
bone or shear off lhe hmb In
those C8l)t>S, Charfauro~ saad.
the whaJes were looking at lht:
people as .. toys" to be pla~ed
with.)
THROUGHOUT T H£ WHALE
and dolphin shows, the stars ap-
pear to understand. and respond
to, ~an speech Ask one a
quesu911. and he will nod his
-tie ad .. yes." Tell him to gave you
a kiss. and he will lick your race
with his huge ton gue.
The dolphin show opens Wlth
perpolses bounding into the
arena. Humans are not ever pre·
sent.
But this i s m1s lead1ng.
Charfauro5 admits. Whales an,.
dolphins do not act on voice
command or on their own.
althoui h the sea ions d o
respon<f to ve rbal orders
Instead . they are cued to
pe rform their t ncks by subtle
ha nd movements or tone signals
emitted underwate r.
In lhe case or the dolphins. a
traine r is h1d1ng behind tile
stage. ~iving instruction!>.
But Charfauros denied that
this will mis lead audience!> into
be l1 evin~ the animals a r c
brighter than they actually arc
.. IT'S IRRELEVANT," ht'
claimed. ''becau!>e thl' 1dt-a I!>
that we have a C'ommun1C'at1on~
s y·s t e m , w h e t h e r 1 s a )
something or point the an1mHI
The real thrust is the· coopcra
tion between anima l a nd tra1n1•r
We 're not tryin~ to pull the wool
over the audienc<>'s eyes.
··we try to make them un
derstand just ho w i mportant
tbese a nimals a re. We want
-t h em to unde r s t a nd t hesc
animals to protect them." Ju part of lta conservation er
fGlt. Sea World maintains an of-
rtee in Washington, D .C .. to
'monitor relevant legislation and
lobby for s tringent protection
meas ures: .. aid Jackie O'Con
ner. Sea World public reldtaon~
m anager
S he del)c·r ibcd Sea World''>
mission as thre e· fold : e ntertain-
ment, education and research
··we reaJly do h<ive a commit-
m ent to return som ething to the
envi ronment from which we
make a living," said Ms. O'Con·
ne r .
A shark pool opened three
vears ago is "the o nly place m
the world that people can come
and study an. eight-root shark in
what is esscnt1aJly a natural en-
vironment." she claimed.
'S h ~ said the pool cost $2
mlllion to build "and that'l)
BROWN SHARKS IN LIVE EXHIBIT
hl'fon· \\l' l'\ t'n put tlw ".1t1 r
IO
'.\I s OTonnt·r 1·xpl.11n1 •d 1h.11
th(' t~ink \ 1111;..itt!d c·nm t•ntinnJI
\\ l"dum. v. h1d1 <11< t••tc ·d I h••I
)<h.1rb sh11uld ht• ht•l d 111 .1
l'lrc·ular pool to alln..., th1 n1 room
to~" am <.·ontinou-.h
· \\'hal "'t' · dt•tt:rm 1'n1 d from
-.or1h .' IJr th1!> \.\or!.. "'•' dul \\:J'
lhJl ;1 round t;.ink k11l1·tl lhf'm
-.hl' sau.l · fht \ n1·, dt d a ·:11
'.'>t'C'Ond ghdt• p1•r111d 111 l 'Xl'l t lt
\\J~ll'. l1lXll' ~illlO o<Jlll.1 ~, th••
t;..ink 1s ohlong
It c·nnl!.lln-. :-l\ '.1111 1111)< ol
!'>hurk. antluclmg 11111· tla•· llllr"•'
s hark Iha! SIC'l'JI' IHI tlll' h11 t
tom :'lb ()'('unnt•r po111t1·d out
that lwhavanr "·'" nmtran 111
!hi' rr1\lh t h;1l all h.1d.-. h.1H' I••
kC'Cp '.'>\\ltlll011lg tt11 ''·" ;dl\t 1 Se.t \\ orld h;1:-. .. t ... u p10n1·1•rt"I
n·-.t·<.ird1 on th1• llumh11lt flf'n
cpun. a thn.•at1·11etl 'i>''''lt" 111
d agcnous t o ArJ.!<'n l111C1 Tia
mJnne park 1s .thl' f1r~l µIJ t.c
where they have been s u c-
cessfully bred in capt1v1ty.
A LARGE COl.ONV nf An
t:irl'lac penqum.., 1-. ah<1 k1·pl ;ii
)1•<1 Wo rt<! In 1111• '-11 m rn 1·r.
"hic-h ,., th1· ,\n1.111t 11· v.111l1 r
th1·~ CJ.re pla1·r·d 111 .1 1..1:rnl
frC'l'7Pr v.llh d1rn 111.._hl' lri
n·produce tht> 1·<11Hl1t1on., •ii th1•ir
nnt1ve continent.
The colony 1s important '>illcl
Ms. o ·conner. hc C' a U'>C: llU I
work time in the Antarctic ,.,
very short, only four to !>IX
weeks"
• "The Antarctic as proba hly J!n
mg to be explo1tc.>d m ore than
a nv other area in the nrx• f('w
v<.'·a rs,.. s he added Th.11 1-.
because krill. a stuplc· •>f An
tarcllc penl'(uins a nil v. h •iii·:-. h
a lso a hkely future ~ourc·1· or pro
lean for humans
In .1d<l1t11111 111 tht' Pl'nguml'.
..,, o1 \\ 111 lcl ho.1 ... i... the lar lo(est <'OI-
i• t ll•lfl 11f \\ ,1l1·rlO\lo t rn Amen ra
o1nol th• ''"'111111 lar).!l'St in tht-
\\llrld -.h1• -..1111 \'ht• hl).!l!C ... t IS 1n
111 11.1111
Tii i. ~1 :' orn:R l'xh1b1t as
1111 1\ lllll 11! t\\11 pl,JC't'S the
C·lhll bt'lll! SCflJll'°' l n'>lllUlt-
\\ h•·t" th.11 -.p1•1·11··· ,.., kept on
, 1! llC' rh .. pl.1\ l!-IW at!<kd
< •1 1•• p.111 11! nttl'r.., C'On..,t;..inth -.!, •'I• t111:l'lht·1 . floating on lhc.>1r
h .11 ~ .., • , n d 110 I ct 1 n g h and:.
·1 ht n• ' n1• r1·:1.,on for them 111
d11 th.it s.1111 ~b O'C'onm·r
,1;.:.un 111n•n111)..( tht· door fnr on
t h 1 o p11n1.,rph 11 · • J •t·c.· u I al l<Jn
0111· h·atur , . .ii S1·a W<1rld lhl'
111·1! 1ni.: pool l1rid1~t''> tilt.: g.1p
l11•l\\1•1•n 111t1•1ta1nm(•nt and
c·d111·;1111111
Tia· p1 11rl l'u nta1ns a larJtt•
nurnbl•r of por polsc::.. a pilot
\\halt• .mil a recent addition
two killer whal~s. Visitors
can feed the animals by hand
a nd s at1sf\ their cun osit y about
.... hat ;a v.htJI<· o r dolphin feel!>
ltl..1•
\lth1111 h 1h1· killt·r v.half'<,
111m 1· v.llh ,1 11111...,·t uf tl•eth. '.\b
fl 1 , onn• r ,1111 V.1.: \ c nt•ver re
.tlh la.ul ,J prnbh•rll y, 1th :Jg
'rl''-'>IOn
In fu1 I 11n1• of the killer
"h.ilc•., dPf><.'ared to be a bout <i:.
thr1';ct1•111ng ,,.., a 'polled pup.
lloJl ing on tht· edge of the pool
tor rr11nu1es ~l a time while be·
1n g l>trokcd by a dozen hands.
:'It ost of the.· other c reatures
'l't1mc:d morc> intcre6t ed in being
!1•11 than fondled
· \\\• try to bran~ the people as
< lci -,t· 10 I hf' a111miJIS as we can."
:11<1 ~i... <>Tonner "Because we
11~ur•· th at '~ one or the best
i1·.ir11111g t•,p<:racnce~ ..
Something to Think About
An actor ·whose n ame
I've forgotten o nce said
o n a talk s h ow .
"Husbands and wives
s ee one a nother at the
worst possible part of
the day -a few minutes
in the mornings when
they·re p ressured and
trying to get on with
their day, and in the
evenings when they
have no more t o give
and are irritable and ex·
hausted."
It 's true. How many or
you have said, "1 know
I'm late and I didn't
call. J>ut you're my wife
(husband) and I expect
you to unde rstand!''
WE AU play havoc
with the most precious,
fragile, important rela·
tionsblp we have -our
family
What would happen if a bus b and used the
.. me guidelines at home
t.Jlat be used in o\her re-
lationships!
RUFFB.l.'S
UPHOLSTaY .... ,.w... ...... ltU...._...._
~c.... ...... _ ... ,, ..
If •'Oii ~'l•nt to makt• 11
t 11le ·on vour bo11t. t<ull
tht> lrlt>n<)t~· 11d•\'lllt11"!1 al
lllc 01111~ P1101
,
Ert110
BOlllbeck
Do you give your wife
the attention you give
Abdul·J abbar?
Do you give he r the
praise you give your
sec r e tary when s h e
moistens the sponge for
stamps on your desk?
DO YOU listen to ber
with the intensity you de-
v ote t o yo ur auto
mechanic?
Do you give he r the
same trus t you g ive
your banker?
Do you p:.impN ht•r 3'>
'011 do 'our golf duh<..,
· Uo \ ~>u lo .. r: :ind prn
t.-<.·t hl·r iJ., you do ) our
l'h:i r~c card''
Do \OU shan: \\Ith hl•r
lh1· JO) )OU re!'>crH: for
1 he comic pa~c or the of
f1 ce Chnstmas party"
Do you havt• lht' com·
passion for her pmn that
vou do for the k 1d "W h<r
park~ your car ~nd 1..,
going to have u r11<1t
canal"
Do you h:ivt' tht· pu
tacnce with h1:r that you
have with your ba~gest
client who puts you on
''hold""
WIVES ... do you
have the honest y wath
your husband that you
do wi t h y o ur
gynecologist?
Are you a s en -
thusiastic for has return
as you a re when your
was her re pairman a r ·
rives?
\rP you as inte rested
in his day as you a re
"'1th the menu at
Bar.kin-Robbins?
D o you make his
1·h1ldren seem as won·
dC>rful to ham as you did
when you explained
them t.o their teachers"
DO YOU FF.°F.L his
disappo intmen t s as
rlC>eply as you did with the
cc.ts tof"Hyan·s llo!X'? ..
Do you have lhe same
pride in has achaevC'
mcnts as when you got
the mold off the grouting
In the hall shower?
Do you reel the same
glow for him that you
d id when they validated
your parking ticket al
the dentist's office?
Do you fuss with your
appearance with him as
muc h as when you visit
your safely deposit box'>
It's something to thmk
about.
Bring Reading Glasses,
Dli:AR ANN LANDERS I went to the bank
to drew out 1100 and dlacoveNd I bad &ell 1ny
readln• gla&WA at home f ull.S the bank ... uer
to makr out the withdrawal order. He aald ht'd
be 1tad to and handed me lwo S50 bills. When I
.cot ™>me I looked a~ my banJc book and dla· cove~ lhe teller had marked lhat I had drawn
oul 1150
I returned to lhe bank and talked wllh the
presadent. Mr. B. He spake with the teller , who
insisted tt'lat he had given me three S50 bills.
Mr. 8 . said. ''You probably spent~ other S50
on the way home.·'
l was shown the withdrawal and to my sur-
prise it was ror $1SO. The handwriting was ex-
actly like mine, only I dld not write it: How
could I prove it? It's hls word again.st mine ..
If Mr. B. has the right to aaaume I spent the
S50 on the way home. I have the right to assume
that Mr. B. is•in with the teller and they split lbe
SSO. What do you think. Ann? -HORNSWOG· GLED '
DEA• SWOGGLED: I U.bak I don't llnow
e110t11b aboat buald•I CO evaluate Ute attaaUoo
1DteW1eM1y. ao I called oa the chairman of a
bll buk la New Yerll. He uked me' DOt to ue
bis aame for fear bls baalt wouJd esperleatt a
Uaeap ol cutomen wbo b.ad left their reading
sJasses at home. Here ls hla response <tballks,
Don>:
DEAR ANN: I asked oar people wbat t.ltey
woald do ander similar drcumstaa«tl. They
said the followtng:
(I) Euell{ the same If ~Y did not know the woman wet .
CZ) U they bad known her as a cutomer
over a long period of time, they probably would
have given he r anotht>r $50 and charited It to tht>
"tt>llt>rs' difrf>re nces."
OEAH ANN L1\NOERS I am a foreign c;tu·
dent who ha!-> bl•cn 111 l has eountry four years .
Soon I will tX' ll':.ivan~ for home· and wanted to
let vou know how much you have helped me . I
learned not only about the EnJthsh language
An11
I
Landers
Crom you but about human nature.
Your writlnl l8 o ne of the things I will miss
mbst when l Jeave the United States. -A
FOR EIGN FRJEND .
DEA& PUEND: Sorry yoa.cUdla't tell me
where yoa are 1otD1. My cola•• appears ill
maay foretp coaatrltt<ID tbe Eac.Uall·lupase
new1papen. Maybe you can cootlaae to read
me. I hope IO. Boa voya1e aacl God bins.
D~R ANN LANDERS: I was jolted by lhe
people who had celibate marriages and thought
itt was just dandy not to be bothered with "llll
that nonsense." .<One woman said they had tried
1t a few times and decided it wasn't worth the
trouble).
You sidestepped the real issue when you
replied. "If tha t 's the way 1t is in your house
a nd nobody is complaining. why poll the
neighbors?"
I a m 26 years old, the m other or two
ch ildren. l am not ashamed to admit that sex Is
a very important pa,-t of our life. This may
sound like a dumb question. but do these mar·
ried celibates exercise superhuman self-control.
or are ~ey devoid or sexual urges? Sign m e -
INQUISITIVE·IN MONROE
DEAR MONROE: The re Is no pat answer to
your qDeStioa, but one thing ls certain: If you
don't me it, yoa lose It.
~ULDR EO SEAMSTF.R Fl~E ARTS
GALL ERV
Exclu'.iivety Repre<>ents
CLIFFORD SILSBY
H orOSf!Ope 3341 Newoort Blvd • Newport Beach,,._ [ l lnlt-m atlonalh• Kno~n \nli.t
WE DNESDAV, J ULY 2 relieved as you let RO o f ~!/ [£~'1.P.~'il
pas t and put current r ~ cv~ ..... -
Ry SYDNEY OM ARR ideas. roncept5 to work \ , ~ STUCMO A.IT • WHITI LACf • llG&ICY
Short tra ps, new loves. " -ALSO:• MUlTTTUDI ~ WIDOIHG GWTS!
ARIF..." t ~tar 21 Apr.
)!) I '(le n exabll' Without
losing scnM' of convac
t1on. All ractc; h:.ive )'cl
lCJ be revealed Know 1t.
don't make commitment
\\ t11 ch could lC>ad to d1l)
11lus1nnml'nt You m~•·l
and1ndual due 10 play
important roll's in ~our
la rt. ..
TAt.JRl'S 1 Apr ~tJ
\1av w1 Emph a~1s rm clt.>~in'. bUSIOl'SS IO\'l'"l
ml'nt. v. 1s h lhat C'om<·.,
1 rue. dt'alln~ "'1th <Jill '
"ho 1s :ittrac·t1v1· ,ind
1·xtra\'aganl.
GEMINI 1 '.\ta ~ :! I ·
June 201: Expand fr<.1mc
of rerere ncl' Stop am
posing limtlations o n
vo urself. H1 Rhl1 g ht ~·e rsalllity. humor and
antelll'<'lual cu no~1l y
C ASC'~R t Junl' :?1
Jul) 2:?1 Be rc.>Jrl~ tri rt'
\l!.1'. n•neYt , to l l'ar
dO\.\ n for purpo!>l' or rt'
bualdang on mnrL' ~olld
base Get lo ni.:·rang1·
per~pect1vc l'L•r:-.o n ..,
v. ho ar e envious should
be more patacd than
feared.
LEO <July 23-Aug .
22>: Dag bfneath sur·
face : ~1ve full play to
per ceptiveness. Accent
o n m yster y. h id d l'n
values financ ia l con ·
cerns of those close to
you
VIRGO I Aug 2J.Scpt
22> Go slow. lie low,
waat to see what others
intend -listen and be a
s hrewd observer. Check
ag r eement s, legal
nuances. license r e ·
quirements. tax obliga-
tions .
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct.
22 I: Defane meanings.
become familiar wath
basic reqUJrements. be
a lert m connection with
employm ent prospects.
Relative makes request
which could result 1n
special written mater ial
or s hort'fourney.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·
Nov. 21 l : Emotional In·
volvl'mcnt is accented.
Creat e .. imprint s t yle,
e levate self·e s teem.
st1mulat1on uf c recat1ve -PATS HALLMARK SHOP
d ~.U~.--'-•11•.._•-f'll.TllllV-proce!'>!><''t ominatt t'X· 1 -~ -.-..---
c1t1ng 'ccnarao t'"'-""-tU-4064 M--.w
AQ l 'ARI t 'S I Jan
20-Feh 181 Accent on r=~iir====-------_.;;==----..:.-....;;;~
consoladatang informa -
lJOn, C"OOPl'r<l l lOn , J.:t't
tang most fo r mon ey.
Cann:r , C apr icorn
nat1\.'t'!'> figure prom -
1ncntb
PIS<'f:S 1 F<'b 19 ~fa r
:2 O 1 Y r1 u l' an m i.I k • ·
\ aluahll' l'O nt a l't ' hy
t1min~ movt~"r1<.i<m c·y·
d e favors \'Otfr efforts -popularlly.inc rease~ and
more 1>t:rsons a rt> 1m· v
pre~sed by your Sli!lt>·
ments. actJons
,
LOOK TERRIFIC!
LOSE INCHES AND GET Fill
""'. CLASSES STARTING NEAR YOU ~~ Me..-kT ......
T, F 7:30-7(1-1/15
T/F t :00-711-1, 15
TOW School
T Th t.:30,-7 I S-8 2 I
Catt 9'~461 6
. . .
M cm ber of opposite sex
could act in impulsive •
ma nner. Bring pnoritie&
into focus. ~ SAGITl'ARIUS CNov.
22·Dec . 21 ): Take a
c hance on you r own
capabilities -eleme nt
or excitement is present.
Cycle indicates s uccess
where long-term securi·
ty is concerned.
CAPRICORN <Dec .
22.Jan 19>. Pressures
3467 Via Lido
Newport Beach
o(p9rtdftt loC eMr .. IOe)
673-451'0
'
Eeni Meen• (top left) offers a variety of
pnnts lo complement the Newport
hlestyte Shown are wrap shorts with
rrelching lop -sw imsuits, sun-
dreeles. sandals and other tops are
also 11Ya1lablo. New amvats are OP
corduroy shorts tn different styles and
colors. and a coot array ol OP shirts.
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J
"OKI The air cond1t1oner ts ftxedJ'
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
BUT SHE'S. MY FRIEND
AND I W,ANT
IO KEEP
FUNKY WINKERIE AN
UH~ I~ JU61 l~E.D16lE .
LAOICo AND Getf'LEM€N ! ~
tt-1&€.£0€.D BALL.. MAC.Hl~E
NIAOE If m ~lt OUARTE.R-~1NAlb HE.RE 4T WllV\61..EDCt.J
ANO I~ t.lOW Pt.At.>IN6 ~
SOI<(, ~ n~e CENT~ COURT'
by Jeff M acNelly
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
by Mell Lazarius
Wl-f~TDO~
~LAP~e L.tves
IN TM.Ai Tll!f! ?
AT IOOAY'' P~ICc?,
AN "AMEIZICAN i:::AMrl..Y
O~ FW E ...
THE FAMILY CIRCUS
"They flash the fightning to worn you that the
thunder is coming ."
DENNIS THE MENACE
•
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i.fA>.11 pJ e:.
'IOU
R<E.E' ~ TvJICC
TH'E Fl.ELD
Tf<I~/
LATE~ I
\VE-~"" ~11-J
oTt..lOENT? A?
001~:;,
JUDGE PARKER
THAT~ '<Qt THl
y YOUJ~T Mu5r w~~ I -fl iT
~·~~HAT YOU CANT C0L"-f:Jh(lli:•
LP PE.OPLE UN fll fHP J::?-i
AfiK i::oR HE'!' 1-,~ ,
NANCY
YOU'RE C iTCHIN G A
CO LO··· GO SOAK
YOUR FJ:ET IN A
MUSTARO FOOT
BATH
·. •
i~ ME DISCOYWO
WHAT IT ~~ F~ .
. . . --.. ~ . ' ,,,.
ORABBLE
~1-lO ~O\l!t ~ 'fllO'SE
lt.llolt1'£ OO ·OWS llll'h(
1'ME SP~t Ml(l.E ~ Ot-l
"flolE M .•
cifJ : ~\J.\_
11 / \ >
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
50. HOW Otl l '/011 •
l 1Kf BflNCI R
Bf\G\t LOR t'DR Two UJE.f K.'l !.'
DR . SMOCK
HAve YOLJ
1'"0 1-P YOUR
W I FE: A eoLli"
US, DOCIOR -a
0 1\ '' l~>l\S
I\ I-~OK •
1.~·1\ll \
NO.e u -r ::t W t L..L.. AS
S OON AS
i"HC: K I PS
CON\Pt...e-re c.01...t...e G e
by Gus Arriola
by Harold L e Ooux
.. l{ip
'"No dice. A1ax."
~~o • '°"Pi.f: o~ 1"11£~£
~oVtJO OCALIES 1Jr1'14 "f\IE
O'tANU( <S'fv~' ow "foP.
by Kevin Fagan
11"S AL\)f.~ £fl'6All~'i>tNf1
-i11h~ -.ou Qot.f 'f I( NOl4l
1'M£ 1£("4NICAL ~--
MlME ~o~
'f'~ttJb-S.
by George Lemont
wei...t..., SHC:'S e x Pec-n Ncs 1'"HC: F I RS.,-ONC: SOAA5 -
t lM 5 I N .JANU ARY'
TODAY 'S CROSSWORD Pl\ZZLE _______________ ........ -..
ACROSS ~torv
I Noe>ieml11 2 WOf 0 $
~ r as•-!17 Oiaoem
9 AQ8d oeer S8 C&11rorn.a ''l'f
14 Jai -~9 ~
15 ~"'e meo.-61 SMa lorttl
um ~ Dorect
\6 ul:1.1Se 63 MISOl8Ct'
17 Spums &t c;u.,
18 -~ty 6!i Rani.!
.I~~ 66 Fencrt19
20 8asebaJI ~o
miOdleman 6 7 Pl4!11tif
22 ESI-'*' DOWN
UNITED Featuu! Syndicate
Monday's Puzzle Sohied
r~1 •r 11 ' ,. c • l II • S I . \
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' 24 CI05e ~ I A"Oll •Iv ' ·-0 .. h' ~ •I• .. l
by Ernie Bushmilter
WHENEVER l HAVE
MUSTARD I ALWAYS
HAV E IT WITH HOT DOGS
26 PllOdle 2 G111 s name
27 Contnve 3 Sc>eed$
29 Inner Prefu • P1t9rate
JO Cra.wd 5 Ret~
33 lentenee 6 Marut1og
31 ~ item
38 God 7 W1te men
39 Snell • e Looe seeiier '° FrOIOC 9 Potent\81
41 FIOlrty 10 Woe WOfO
42 tnn 2 word$ 1 t GolOpiated
4' Aalboal 12 Oil-y!eldu"'
45 Tangle llot
46 Souroe , 3 ?.el
47 Gr~ 2 I Sortie
49 Churned 11«n n Window
~ r llnCffVI GlaSS
• L f ·-0 I 0 I I t ll f D
r ~ I ' , . . . " o• ' •It !.. I
2!> Ltne)e' 43 Bur9tarrze
28 t ransteteble ,5 Local VIPs
30 Ja.oa~ 47 Thorny p1an1
stl•P I •e Soa1 3, Al:><M! 50 More tract·
32 Vegetat>le able
33 Coooep11on SI Heeth
34 Not remole 52 Wre1ohed
35 Ha110• P¥1 53 Oo9ed hand
36 Almond 54 Against
37 Most uneven SS -h~e
40 Looltoul S6 GaellC
42 Spar 60 Formefly
• • t .
Fall Wine• Someday Be ~~ W'ithout Fr.,it?
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dlfrtrt!ftl Illa 1round 1Jord11ua
aroma, navor and '°' Aroma. n.-•or and totot-.,,.,.
f!vea tht world '• top r• tbe 1ptidaJU ol both PeHaJ
Rlbereau Oa)om ol Dordie1u•
aad A OJMmoor W.-bb uf Onu.
lrra.ton11, lrqn bearlnt ron
1tomttMf', t1t-th1t 1lwe dlt
ffnnt &Mt• to \he wlne1 from
lh• aanw w&rift)' ot 1rape!" Mardtnw admll uaknown• &t
lbey. un •11-0 tetl ~inf' aft
e'-adoe • ~ lbal U>etr pa.la a't.
· 'T h•I '" dia putablt• Thf'
8 Cll W.U 'nlB rue wttll lhe
bead• 0( perhape tht world's
most Pf'ffht(t(Uali. farultlf' ()(
vlUeullun and t'nolol_(y, t~· ol
tbe Unlvtnlty of lJortleaux.
Fr ante, and tJC OaVIS.
81Kal!AU·GA YON l•ft •
pep.r CJD fiodlnl 400· cberic.I
C'Oftlllluenta ol 1 wine'• tuw u ..
r.ald II may aomeday be poaAlble
to d«lltto•l<' lhe.compouncb lh•t
mallt a MerJot t H t e llkf' a
Merlot. and a f'lnol Notr like •
Pinot Non
phy1kal 11uallth .. ol tht-. ~c)ll ut-
m u r ti 1mpor1an1 tha n the
<'htrnlcal." he af\llwered
•••M•KAlJ·U-'VON Hid the
onl) l'M!nlif\rally prov•n -llO
f•r dilf~rm<'e the 10ll1 make
la In the provla lon ot Bordeaux' ..... ••W..
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Elsewhere
BELMO NT . Ma ss.
(A P ) -John A. Ga.vin,
70. a f o rm er Mount Ot.,,. -·•• Pa~ ~••o<'°'
-· Ille oire<tlO" OI H•rw< uwn M <1ssachusctts Corre<'·
a,\Oun• on~-..-."' coou ~ · 1100 Comm1ss1oner died )40.U )<I •
• ou11t1t -\aturday.
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MOITU.AU
110 Btoadway
Costa Mesa
642·91SO
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<42 7 E 17th St.
Co61a Mesa
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627 Main St
Hunl~ach
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Westminster
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NEW ORLEANS <AP)
Or. A.J. \'oung, Sr ..
84 . father of former U.N.
J m bassador Andrew
~Youn g J r" died here
Sunday after a length~
illness.
RlRMl:"o/GHJ\M, Ala
(AP ) -Former Mayor
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l"ICTITIOUS •U511tEU
lfAMa STATlfMalfT W. Cooper Green, 79, ,,.. 1o1iow1"" "'"°"' ••• 00l"9
died Sunday. He also ow~;:'uv·ALLAN coNnAuc. served Birmmgham as a, r10N. n•» u. c-, A, i...-
1 · I t Htll•. CA tt•n !'I t a t e e g a s a o r .1 1 ,,, ., ""cheQ. 111'11 5«14• Oott>-postmaste r and presi· •niJO, -;.,,.1-c.c>1.ir-.CA'1•n
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NEW YORK <Al»
Cine matographer Boris
Kaufman. 83, who won
an Academy Award in
1955 for shooting "On
th e Waterfront,·' died
last week. His major
movie credits lnclude
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died Friday. Lincoln ~~iow·~s.c: ..
was speaker from 1955 l"" ,..._. ... 111ec1 "'"" 111e to 1951 Yt'heo Goodwin J e.iv111• c..,., °' °'.,. c-11 Oii
Jiiii. '°· .. Knight wu governor. ,.,...
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•
wltb such le1endary MYHA01uc1 ....
bandleadera as King t•=~~~" INC:. ,,
Ollver. Duke EUlngton •••'•'"' 10 '"' O•"''""'"' 01 d '.-.,, Armstrong a1e..,..1c .. ,,.. ... CMttr111«.,. "°" an ~ • hi• ...... WIM ••tl1141 ... ~ ... d 1 e d F r ~ d a y o r _ ..... ...,.." .._ .... at
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tM·huvy Md htply v1rt1bht r11u 1o tM roou of the v._,
•ll•eh antina UM way UM ,,.,..
fro• "In California. thert'11 no pro-
blem of uce11 humidity," IM
uld.
Webb, In a..1eparat.e Interview,
udded that prime fa rmland In
F:urol)t' ht•s always been needed
for basic rood. rele1aun1 ,.. .....
to the worat llOlla: Some of LIM
beat vtne.g,rowtng gr.vet around
Bordeaux won't hudly 1row
wffda. But thla lan •t lhe case In
Colllomia .
WEBB. ONCE THE c,hlef
LHte _., ol 1 well known
br1Dd of CalJfomla wertnOUl!l,
uld thf .00 <'hemtul eoa1tJ·
t&aent. ol 1rom1. navor ud •·
or were Identified by a 111
c bromato•raph hooked to a
apecttometer and a computer,
wlUl raulta reviewed by a piOel
of taaten.
Thia could lead to 1dentlfytnc
· the principal compounda in de·
~treble tastes. an d growlna
1rape1 and making wines to
maximize lhem ·
·~·It's a fast -developing field on
the reshold," WetU>,said.
Tbe timate -even If un·
"ltfPPOll ALL ftlS land
••re 1omeda1 r .. ulred for bHlc food and there wu no
room Mft fOf' lflpet?"
No probMm, aald Webb, con·
fe11tn1 th at wine blendlDI
a lready lnvolwe1 produeta ol
"fla vor houtet, ' that la,
artlllclaJ navon.
He said enata Jue wine Gli&ht
even be economically feasible at
present~ But not the more com-
plicated wines.
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fentK•. hmll~tfoa._ or cllenrnilu1Uon Dll.M'G on
rac.'. rolor. r\'bll<lO. IC'X.
Ot n&liunal C>l"httn. or an mtmuon to make MllY
11uch pttfert"n<'c-, llm 1t11
Uon. or diac,, ml.naUon ·
11Uli aewapape.r w1U not
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advert 1>10 & ror r l!IAI •ate wht\•h 13 tn \ 1oh1
UOGollhe law -.
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DAILY rtLOT n-s
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COi I wJ m lrf'-Olily.
[~Ill
C..SM,ttt
3 bedrGom. lft•l bom•
or reatal with a low 1n
•('l"f'IJt a11umable loan
t.aa Ulu to yean old
A#J. l~ I IJ111
...,.otlTTaft.D
200' TO llACH
•1n.al\C'1na. 118' ooo l'll.ll
M Tl11
.... $15,500
.-W DUft.IX WITH IAY YJIW
P1l'l 11rf'sq11t• '<•t·llaclt•d uncl shmglt·d
rtuvh·~ "'ith lh 1\ v 1t''-' ti<'lth 1u111~ h1He
, 11'" 111~ dt·(·b and plt·nt \' of storagt' n" 11t·1 ... 111u 1 h.1 ... :.! lwd n1<11r1:-.. 2 hath:;.
n ·11t <1 I 111111 h 11~ :i lwd r11on 1l\ S485.000
I J~lf Jl l l
RI Al.Tone,. 675·6000
244 l I 0 1 ( "'"1 lllyh"" ov l 01on• dt'I M•r
Wl 111\\ I 3 2 Of II II HI..,, LI~ TI N ,., IN TO WN
2 stOt)' with 2 baths and •
great <tssumable loan MO quAilFYlMG TllPLD
Bualt Ul electnc kitchen, $,7.950 . COSTA MESA
commwtlt} PoOI. v;H·a nt Magntfl\.t'Ol 3 Bdpn z Bargain• AU 2 Bdrms
an tt l he · o w ner has bath borne. add~ wOOd Large~ot. good mcomt'
paruckt'<l Al(t 751 3191 lieamed rl.'ihng himily S\!i9,950. Call for more
RXH room. warm. l'OZ) bn t·k detw.b S46 2313
ftre plart'. 0"'11\'r ""Ill l:i'~~~w~"h. W£f£!~~ .. ::~;,~, [ ~ lflftH;I
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·n•m••• '°'THI,....,, .. DOYa SHOIH Siie ....
I 111uu1nc• l•lll<'rlnJ: a !\kyllAhted lnna1 &
<I a n c• 111 t.! u t1 d <' r t h l' !'> l a r s <> n u
t rtl\ {'rt in1· murhh.• danc.·c• floor . 4
lh'<lroom:t. 3 trn thh . pool & spa
• E ' t· r y t h 1 n J: " ,, u 'd e x p e cl i n o
l'allfornw ho rn<> NIS(ht li~hts &
beuutlful hav view Owner will finance
u I low intl!r{:~t rcHc No loan (eeR.
W I SLEY M. TATLO• CO., UALTOIS
2 11 1 S..J~Hlls•Md
MEWrottT CEMTH, M.I . 644-49 I 0
REALTORS
675-55 11
.
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'i ''" '' 1IN ·ttrtthlcf I hit rm hetm(' ()('run Vlt•W 1 132:).flfKI
I u rlll h
Wcm+OA
lenllful llro•dMoot .. Ian IY. hllhly up ,,...a.s. 4 Bdrm 2h S..
e.Je1anl PoOI a.id •PL Ab9olutt privacy and
quiet -.1100 IAY,.ONT
\\'t· hu' <' M~\ t·rul 1 uw fmmt''-
w1th 1m ·r & ... 11p
IL TO•O HO•SI COUNT•Y
1 Bdrm... :i hat h ~ nanrh "'' h-
min1-t.'1."tall' m or4'.lnl!<' J,!rmc·~. 2\!1.5110
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
i I 1 f\.,y\ollo [Jo •• '• !; f,/) f,161 0i: •• ~ ... o.,t.•
4Homn0.Lot F.astslde CM . All are 2
bedroom one bath and
h.ave garages and yards
Owner w1U finance with
29r,. down. Full pnce
$248.000 .• gt. 556-2660 ----
VA THMS
Gre at ~esa del Mar
locauon 4 Bedroo.rm .. 2
Bath plu..s pool malte th~
a itreat l)uy al SI 15.000.
Agt s.56-2660
2 Bdrm eac h unit.
t.ttmendous view, close
to Newport Pier. rent.11
IACIC IA T fast. Only asking "25.000
This 2 -story S bdrm 3 l&PIJBS REALTY bath home features a ,,.,
large separate family 675-6670
rm. formal dining rm 1---------
Perfect for the lar.:e ..._Isa.ct 1006
family. Beautiful back
yard for pat.Jo entertain·
uag_ Offered al $147 .500
FUUB•EALTY
546-0114
MESA DR MA•
3 Br. 2ba Bes t park hke
loc Nr new cpl~ O\'l't
hrdwd New d w Owner
leav111g area Sl 10,000.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
2Story 2 Rdrm. l~ baths
Patio + garage apt. +-2
rooms & bath g uesl
quarters. $425,000. Call
bi~
MR.MO.BAY
Xlnt fan anrmg ror th1!'
lovel> 3 Bdr m . den home
with a charming apt
Just 2 } r:. o ld
LOUBRECKTR
COZTCC>ti4DO &Auoc. 675-3331
3 Br. 212 ba. Brookview -
end unit w 1central air eon.o .. Mcr 1022
F'rplc. beaut upgradmJ(. •••••••••••••••••••••••
wallpaper Owner <1nx BUILD TO SUIT
1ous $125,900 ()lw 30it lllf lot .t-'
43-1 Begonia Oww
700. 112,S . :;.i:J ·lil411
c ... ,.:,7§.::• l.ocht [ ~ lfltdtll [ ~ ,t~Jp:i.,!11~ ,.,;:F~~~ hot
;inrl .11n :1 f11trm :J tw1h ----_ 'O'--~[H~ .. !JJ Sharp 2 Bd rm ('Ondo
C OROH.A DEL MAR: lagtldad By TM Bery!
For Ht, sopWsticat• who lo•es to .....,...:
the fonncil dininq room and wpm ate fClllllily
room opett out to the pri•ate pool Cll"HS;
th• liYilMJ room on the third le•et q.ertoo1&1
the pool and a FABULOUS VIEW ~C•OSS
THE IA Y: thrtt bedrooms. thrH & OM hatf
baths,~ parldftCJ. A speoclat hoftte f« a
sp•cial buyer. Come SH for y0ttn.tf.
S565,000.
Dalebout Bay ~ Beach
. r<,eol Estate OCEAHVIEW
2 Br. ~·· ba. fo rmer rrodt'I with J fantastic
vie"' Mu:.t 't't! th" u1·
c;-l)ralnr' dt'll2hl l~·-.1
l'tlnd O IO ( O.,ld ~lt'~•J
Ownt-r mu:.t wll
JASM&HE caEEK
F~buloui. gret!nbt'll lor
ltar•· plan I Prof dt•
1 11re!'d 1H•ul•r a I lune" ~I.SOU VII•'( h nJ11r ing
C.........n'r \~t 640 Kl4f>
'-"',.I\ clra pi·-. .111.I WaterfrontHome -----do:.c to PoOI, walk lo
rarpl'llni::. 'llflt•r p.11111 5 BR. 4 J)a. rustom ----------1 evt>ryth1ng. A:-.sumabl,r
At>l csr.rt t .1ciu t NCt 5JNCt .... .
I lnuhlt• 1-!.Jr •1f.!•' ·'" adwtl wate r Cron t ho m e MEW LISTINGS loan. def101tely won l ~111:1 ;:,m '''llilW ,,, :!IKt w 117x 38 ' p vt dork DUPLEX doors 10 last 54G-3666 C OLE O F NEWPORT REAL TORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., CorGIMI ~ Mer .i110 • Priced Sl .395.000 beach. Two·2 bdrm t
Bui Ider w trade fo r 01411er s pad Good !tum
Palm Springs Estate mer iw intl.'r r l.'n lal •Whelan 675-5511
!~~!!!!!~~lit'or details on this ho~ Owner nexible on fmanr and appt to see. rail in~. trade. ell' Submit
Carol Hoff. agt. 631-0004 ~\1.000
lucHDUPL~
Real Estate
"TRY" KISS YOUR
LANDl.ORD
GOODBYE!
5UPEll DUPER
..
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2 u1'o1TS 2 bdrm + l Block \o ocean! Neme bdrm on 30x85 lot •z
l e rm :. & s ub m i l ' block to beach OWC Isl ~perale' Reduced to TD Pnced al $185,000. S199.5()0' 752-1700
•· :0-XSIOE B Y SIDE 2
[® m&1a11 ~~~~¥·t:~~f~: . ----.. ·-.. JJ s:.39.000 Units rlose to
park. beach ~ shoppmi:
associated ·
S3500DOWM
With a new 9~r,;. loan al
12•,'( interest It ma) be
poc;s1ble to own thlS large
2 Bdrm 2 bath home
Ovt!rlook:-. largl.' gr et>n-
~ll 11rca Sharp, clean
wi1t Only $69.950 Call
54&2313 .. -
M1M11on llllls Country
t1ub 3br. Jba. upgraded
Unused Luxury rondo
On goU course. $131 ,000
first T D 9 7/8%. Value Brand New Las Ve11as.
BROKERS-REAL TORS
ZOH W Bolboo o71-J661
thlS absol ly beautiful
• Ditenam~·!I de light 1:.
c 'tec h o Lo vcl }
Wh\' ma lt e s omeon•· el~t; s mort ga ~l' p:i•
mcnL' "'he n "'1th 1101\
Sl!l.!liJO tin fl. 911'> .• o pr
1rr1 1indud1nl! IJ'-''' &. ;J.."~· lt•t•'l \OU l'dO J I"
ttWrl' an t•q 1ut~ mlt•n•-tt
111 an lX'i!all 1 a·w ;'l.wpl
Bc h T wn homt•." Llul
llurry on th1~'
l'()Urtyard entry. sparkl
mg 1.o00l and SPJ m .t
Rarden s etting Ckmand
ing view or bay & l:ll)
hl(hb 2 hvmg room :.
w frplcs ·. wt>t bar 1n
IJmil) rm . luxur111u"
rna!ltl'r c;wlt! "'1th ..,unk1•11
t uh lmm::i r m ovi.: 1n
t•o nd1t1 o n $~50 .0UU
Cr t<a l1'" f1 n anc1nµ
a\ailabl<' (.'all n o w
!179-5370
All new 1>us1nenes using a
t1clfttoue name, musl by ·
l•w be r&glste<ed wllll the
County Clerk. Tiie DAILY 1 PllOT prov1oes Ill• forms
•nd tiling serV1c:ea tor our ;
cua1ome1s. II you ere :
slertlng • ne• butlne••
c•ll the DAILY PILOT for i
lnlonnetlon •nd lorms. •
S*i6.000. Want lo sell or~~~~~~~!!!!~~! Nev s ing le f a mily JnYfS REALTY A trade for eqwty in Npt homes. Now avail for un LLSTA TE
orLaguna home w )view . lease option . only 673-6210 11'1
& yard. Douglas Honig NEWUSTI $6001m o. Call n o w . 1~~~~~~~~~1 REALTORS 714-973-1191 (Owner ) COSTA MESA 702-384-8464. 1: 646-4321 ---------1GAS SAVER! -Neal 3 1--------
.............. ~-'!!· 3~~-_ .. ,_....... bdrm. l ll4 bath home MO DOWN ·
rt 17 IUJ •lllAMD MEW• close to Harbor Shopping ''AIB .. • p 11f Ull Center -BllS · Schools 1n Cost.a Mesa's rmest That'a &if,.O~ pay Cor 2 HOUSIS Restaur a n t s & golf area. 3 Bdrm 2 b .. th.
a JO day ad lD the Xlnt location Pnnr . only t'OllJ'Se' OnJy Sll0.000' added w ood beamed
NOW!VET'S
RENT~ TO.OWN
f"REE HOME LIST
V.A. HOUSING BKR
.957.1717. DAILY PILOT v ndt!r-$280,000. Owner lalMMI layProp. Callllly room. large bnck
w1U ca rry S41-<M25Bltr I RNltors rireplace V\. no down HAYEITYOURWAY SEa¥1CE • •67S-7060• terms Vacant and needs fast wll:ll you ma} be
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DIRECTORY ' Sell with EASE! ji..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll~!!!!'I h.itmg. Sl04,500 Act now• look.mg for 1s lh1:> conve-o(> l f NOW! It's a BREEZE '-There·s only one Ca ll ruently located I Bdrm
• IF YOU 546-23l.3 home Close to schools 642°56 7 Classified Ads 642-5678 ti.ave a service to offer or . • . .\!.suma ble loan.<1 or w1 II •'II• ·1 t 1t111.1f \ .tl111
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fil S?~~.~~.1~ ~,~-"~!r
RADIATES ISLAND CH.ARM
SrC'luded Little Island location 2 -
Sdrm:-.. s p at·1ous lidng <1reas Lots
of u ~('(I hrick . paned "indows .
beamt•d c·eilings, just s teps to bay
Ownt-r will assist with finanemg
Exl'lus1vc listing . $295.000
IN NEWPORT CENTER
• 644-9060
9. STAR GAZE :R'il~~
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Phooe642 5678 . ----.. -.. _ ALLSTATE
OPEN DAILY ON BAlBOA ISLAND
1 to 5 PM
\ -'· 216 Ruby
NEW VICTORIAN RESIDENCE
White piekf't feftce, Clllfhewtk dnM)lt,
brick .ct ncttinc) mcJIH. A qHlfty
h"odiffGld fainity home with 4 be-Ms.
forwtell clNIMJ ""· faMfly "" plllS IMitY
custom details & w11itN~ Wei locat.d.
steps to 2 bayfrOftts. S415,000. Caff
673-6900
#8 ColliM Isle
WATERFRONT CONTEMPORARY-SLIP
B.awliMty desiqNd a,p CIW11•11t1. ia.thh
spaclon Giid printe 2 story hcMM.
L-. Mmfw .-.. lttcllld9cl "' tMs 4
bdrnt ~ .ditli'"J ML StolMd C)lass,
q11arry tn. ..ct ....ch "'°"· Tow oWll
boot slip p6ias smal yard ..ct 2 decks.
VIEWS. of wahf' alld llC)lth. SI, I 00,000.
Call 673-6900
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC HI .Al l STAH
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631-1400
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6734900
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T H 0 V A U H S R C R T C Z 1 L Y I M
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M P R T J S P N C K L X S H W N E E A
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E R P A H I 0 K D E M N C R T I S Y D
P A Y A D R S R W R P 0 E C R R 0 H I
Y C H E E 0 E E E M N Y A S E E H H H
H U H P N P C P E F T T H Y 1 P I U A
C T A Y Y I Y Y 1 D E L I C A Y C T R
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R~ALTORS
C-oHi~
Canyon \'leW and pool 3
bedroom. 21-, bath home
in .:real area $!35.000
~VALocmt
Super starter 4 b<'<irnom
2 bath w irully bwll in
ki tchen This s par1ou::.
2·story townhome l!I less
than 10 years old and ha!>
beaut1Cully ma mta m ed
g r eenbe l t s. poo ls .
RCTaylorCo
. • 640-9900 ----------i ch1ldren·s play yard s . a nd a large c nclused
VA
Large l Bdrm.formal
ruruni; room. btl! paneled
rarrul} room. fireplace
Spnnkler S)stem Only
pnvate patio With ~ 5';
a ssumable loan this I
home will sell rast at
S&S.500 Call 7Sl·3191
C::SEL ECT
S1 17,500 I PROP ERT IES
Call 645-9161
~Do9Mlme
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OPlN HOUSE
~ REALTY 2 ,
Cut e r emod e l ed 2
bedroom. 1 bath home
s ituated on an R -2 lot. As·
s wne 9.S% f'HA loan and owner Wlll ca rry a large
2nd TO As ltmie pnrc ~!!'!l!!!!f!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ $117,000. Make an offer CaUs.56-~
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tPROPE RTIES
* NEW THIS WEEK *
OCEANFEONT DUPLEX-fEE
Large a nd beautifully 11¥intained
hcach units w ith 4 & 3 bdr m s .
In cludes furniture and land. Easily
ren I a bl<' and very Ii va ble. $665.000
631-1400
HARBOR RIOGE~VU & SPA
Cathedral ceilings. marble e ntry ..
ga rde n a trium a nd un li m ited
decorator amenities. Dyn asty
mode l 2 bdrm. 2 ba. wine cellar.
Breakfast room. formal dinin~ r m and conversation pit. Seller wishes
A.I.T.D. $38.5.000. ~31-)400
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC
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NEWPORT BEACH
Ideal home for lar j!e
forrul) F1 ve bedroom:. Thr~ &till. l.drRt' yard
"'1th ou.'rsued IJl\'11
<NJPl l'ul f1t-.. a<· l0t'J llon
Rcaitsl H.' pni.:t' SZ18 tj(JU
631-?300 ......
*VETS* Use your Ehg1b1hty
NOW .LOW D!'\ &
LOW l~T RATES
Ll-:7 US S HOW VOL'
HOWTOQt.: Llf'Y
T al& to Red Carpet
WELISTEH!
f'tORSE PROPERTY
1\C\ now•• Thi:. pro1>4:rt'
I' in roredo.,ur... Nth
TLC 1, ane 2Br I
ba ~1n la "' qlr.. •1ut bualdlnJ!s, :-;,.,., i;.irt Mc:..1
school di.:.l SI i:l,!JUO.
~aa REO CARPET
·-7 54-1 lll2
SUMSHIHE
1"at·o; "'hat th1~ r07' ;i
Bdrm 2 f!a :-/t'"'pnrt ll)!h
ho!TW.! get:. ·\ bt-aul 1full ~
A\lral"tl\1• 1100 1 cluplt'x • ::!
g1•od ri·ntJt.. l'rirn<> lot·a
W1'1 S2l!.5.~ II> < >wnt!r
f;.10-499!1
JUST LISTED!
Gn>at Duoli>x to h \e in or
r l'nl t'r ont ho us e 3
bdrm I'• ba . f1rc1>lace.
beamt'd re1hng:-. ltear
un1l 2 l'ldrm + lnft,
1·Jtht."dr.tl rt>1l1og. su11 ·
d cd ' Owrw r wants 111
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b ll•rt-.(•n Agt!nt 675-23i:J
or i~~llS!f8
re<k'C"Orated hou:.t> with ---------• .raa REO CARPET
·-7 54-1202
F'rench door~. k1li.:ht•n ~use and bay win
dows S23S.OOO BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
6i 3-8i00 ----
TOWNHOUSE WITH BOAT SLIP
Yo11 ha•• the b•st o f both
worids.. . .fl'ee•ry alld w~ a.stk &
·-eah'f ior pin ..,,..... w .. ""' J bed. 2-4ory wfflt loads of tpaee-......
IWCISfw ..... wfflt VIEW. Y• OWW ....
boat slip! COB.atliftlf Mewpori tocatioft.
$27$..000. 673-6900
COSTA MESA COMMERCIAL
F-..0.S location with I~ buikti!Mp
Clltd shoWT'oom. Hen nistillc) bMsliMu ..
Owtter d cony h t T.D. S575.000.
63 1-1400.
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.CE -110111 ILllRS CD .
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
SPYGLASS WITH VIEW
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642-1235
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759-9100
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511-1700
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644-6200
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S uperb l oc a tion
excellent i.:11nd1t1on . 2
lHlrm and d i>n . 2 fln!1)1ac·~. open beams
A&.t ract 1ve .tss umable
f1nanc1ng. $278.500.
IARIETT
RU.I. TY REGISTER
· 642:5200 ~
CdMCOHDO
o.ty $2 t 5,000 •
Charming 3 bdrm. J bath
tn choice area. DUiing nn. famlly rm. wet bar.
too many amerut1es to
m ... nuo n t:ec land
Hrand n\'N on ltl l.'
rT\drket
OCEAN P ACIFtC
. ReotEstcrte
759-1616
11.UFfS COHDO
Sl48,500
I' h 11 1 l t' e n a u n 1 t
townl"IOW>•' ~:.l local1on
1n the lHufCs . Nt'J r
.,chool:. & :>hoppmg Cov
cn.'<i patio
OCEA.-1 PACIFtC
Real Estate
759-161+
1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••
EASJ'SIDE. qwet slrMt. sn.500 Cute 3 BR. alley
at·e~' Ofhee ~xdus1ve.
l.>e\'in & Co 642-6368 ---
84THTAIMHS
rc>OLHOME
This del1ghtrul Mes:i
\'l'rdc home IS perfect for
\our summer enlertam-
ing It features: a large
family room . expanded
master bdrm w /s1tt1~
room and beautiful palk>
and decking Ownqrs a(J>
very anx 1o us . Ask Ill~
$149,950. Ca ll 540-1151 • 4~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
OdGLEN
Dist inct ive oew 2
bedroom. 217 ba con -
donuruums . $105.990
251.8 Elden Ave. C.M.
642-6734
MISAYBDE'
CUL DI SAC Clean 4 Bdrm plus added
family room. new pailil
in fl out. New carpets.
larae seclu ded lot .
Owners moving out of
state and •re very anx-
ious. As kin g Sl 19,$00.
Call 540-1151
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. • REALTOR~,
~
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Tbat "1 wbat t1'e
DAILY PlLO'I'
SERVICE DIRECTORY
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'105.000 042.0341,.
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R EALT Y
551-2000
MOHARCHIAY
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hon-..· ha1> .i bdrm 3', bu
ram1I) rnom & forrnal
Jintnlot Lur~e ma '>lt•r
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3 3 U TOWNHOUSE rnurttt \ S52S.OOO Yot,i are the winner of
two free t1 r~els I $15
value>. to
THE
UPIZZAM
HOISESHOW
Julyll . 8PM
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"lo qualJfytn~ Owni•r wil .oo wocxkd greenbelt On
finance ..,,. :.m.i II du~ 11 I> ~lt'~ to pool anrl ~1>a
l Q(Jllfta Mi ... RJtv I~~ -l!lGitlJ
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Coovenl10n Center
Titkets may be claimed
by calling 642·5678. l'Xl
272
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BIG CANYON
~aruJar golJ (•our"'
~lalt.• s.;oo sq ft 4 lCl 6
Hdrm.s. 5', buth.o; Pool
and ~l>J $1 .soo.ooo. ••• I"-1044 ---...................... .
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Must ·sell E7. can• 2
bedroom condo. 1m
ma.culale noorplan. din
mg area. wall to wall
carpets. Patio ~.500
BKR C.:all540 1720
TARIB.L
Q)llege Park. 3br with
den. ruce ram home '''
s uma ble loan Sl 10.000
Agt ~5-4289, 545-0JIH ------
College P ork pool homl'.
upgraded home in xlnt
cond. Pool. 1ac Jyrs old.
$137 .500'. agt 545 4289,
~.
By owne r JBr . ramtfv
room .. l:itoBa. Bil 1n
kitchen. Room for boal
u1 RV, lrg bock yard
Altac;bed dble garage.
On cul4e-sac street oe•r
schools 6 Newport f'rwy
SL05.000. Good financing.
_~_1809 __ . __ ..... __
DESPERATE !
ROOM TO GROW
2 SI). 4 bdrms. 3 balh'i,
fJmJI) rm ~ drplc close
to -.choolsr shoppini: &
p.irh. $1 26.500 Upen
Ilse S<it Sun 12 5 4~11
Barie wood e H/\NCH
REALTY
551 2000
**3000 SQ. n.
NOWIS
THE TIME
The inter est r ate:. are J!O
THE ST AINES CO.
673-7761
1.ng down bu l the n :.1 q I! '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I roe-ts Wlll eat up any 'J v
lllJ! }OU m11o:ht reohz•· b\
w:i1llng 1 bdrm. 21 ~ ha
forrna I dm rm a 111J l':Jt
mg Jr('. 1 111 i.. 1t1·h1·n \ µ
pro\ :2JU ~·1 rt l 1•11tr.1 l
h lr.K'at1>d «onwll m•><kl 10 L-01 legl' l' a r~
IACHH.OR CONDO
Oleny Laite &to+tt
IO New custom homt.''
bt-tund 1rvn g.ucs w an
c·xl'lus l\e 1'1•wporl
llt.•J ch addn·~~ I', mile:.
t11 WC'~trll rr shQpp1n~.
1l('Jr I r\I m· ,\ \ 1· & Sant<1
hJtK•l From S':!65,000
<>!*n I lam to 6pm da1h
or b} appl &12·8281 ur
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THEILU~S
Dr.unat1c 2 Rdrm. 2 ha.
ro r mal din rm
tn~ nhumc· Elt~Jnt
SllilS. j()()
HA.5TINGS & CO.
640-~
All you bachelor'-; he re's ----------one for )Ou l Bedroom IALCOMY
Condo for uni) Six.1100 IAY VIEW
Wll lntlJ)' t-. '< l'I u" \ (' t't'n 1 n' u t J
Redhill~Realty
552 -7500
SlS,000_.,."*f
No Qualifying• Take
over loan aod move n i:ht
U\,
4 Bdrm. 3 bath.
611-1242
In Ir' me ror UNDER
S200,000' Al most com
pletelv 1 new from top to
bottom, This mass1v~ s ----------bedroom. 3 bath home ~ a.och I 048
rnenls your personal tn •••••••••••••••••••••••
l11111111bdrm,:lbath '" cuµ1ed oob 1 ~ m11nttls
L.inh· ai.,umable loan +
owner "'Ill c&rf) :"e'4
con&t rue t 1on. Ea!'» lo
sho~'. S385 .000 0'4nl'r
anxious · Wanl.5 offer'
(fl)Sunh<M Rl-alt~J
1026 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$125,000
with some wo rk it cauru
be your dream home t RO
d eg v i e w o r Dan a
Harbor 2 Bdrm. 2 ba.
fr-p ie. hardwood flrl>,
lathe & plaster walls
Terms a\a1la ble Owner
leavmg stale Call agt
for a ppt to sec 7!12 6568
Nt::W DANA CRt::ST
SlD~e f<im1ly 4llr. 2' 21:la
home. lg lot. $145.000
~7442
a Toro 1032 •••••••••••••••••••••••
**IEDIEED!
Owner s ays take 13000 off
Mking price & SEii IT!
Call for your personal in
spection of this fabulous
4 Bdrm. 3 Ba home by
Pacesetter. Only 2 years
new. VIEW of moun
taJDS, etc. etc. !\s k1n1<
$156.900
EXCLUSIVE LY
LISTE D BY
w,,"dbrldgc I
Realty
~51.:1000
l r-9Barranra 1''-'"' lncnf'
spect1on
l::XCLUSIVl-:LY
LIST~D BY
Wo,,dh ridge
nc.1 1111
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19:.mt\arr'11lt~ l'k1<\,lnuw
WOOOl llDGE
Ext·ellent 2 BH Plan B
Warmington townhome
m a quiet loeat1on on
l(rrenbell l::nJOY this
much ~ouithl after plan
dl)(J all the a mt'01t1cs nf
l..ikc. lt.•nmo;. paob and
"l);i' for Sl27.(.()t) Good
r1r1Jm·1ng a\ a 1lablc
644-72 11
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
'~AST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
f<'or Res ult
Ser vice Call
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realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE C~MPANY
IWE CHIP OFRllMG!
Choice location & panoramic views
c ome w ith this 4B R . 3 bath
executive residence in.Turtle Rock.
Customized throughout to make this
one or our best offerings! $300.000.
Rose Gammon 752-1414. <V-59)
- -752· I 4 I 4 -551-170
(omf'U\ \/ci'ey f' ...,,.., Wtl(>(hdqe (.,,. ...
642-12 lS '44-6200
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Redhill~Realty
tii:3-7:mo
EMERALDIAY
Brealhtakrng oceun v 1ew
rrom this ex1s t1nR 2
Bdrm. den h ome 111
Errerald Bay Features l ~~~~~~~~~~·I
!>parkhng s wi m min i:
pool. and glowinl( par
quet floors Short walk lu
pnv"llte bf>ach and tenn~
Owner ~111 r1nance
S4l9,00J
don osen
real tori; .'.
1213 N COAST llWY
LAGL'' \HEM.II
4'17 48-1"
OCE.\NFHO:\T
New modu lar l' P<'
homes. p\'l eommunJl). :!
beh5, 24 hr -.ecunl) ... ub
letting OJ\ 1714 > 499 3816
What's Your Trade?
S2 17 per Day
Thal 's httle to pa)
ror an ad m lht:-Daily
PlkX Servrre Directory
that ran establis h your
proresslonal 1denl1ty
f'or more 1nforma t1on
call 642·!i611f. ----
FAMOUS NEWPORT
RESIDENCE
BACJCIAY SPAMISH
CHARM
Pool, llot Tub. Volle' ball
Court. 1 txlrm + )1 a1d''
room Price n :du«t1on
Sl!f';.000 Bnng cre<1t1\1.•
olrcr
Tll'rra dct Sol Realtor
ll~'flda ~ ;.1ros1 Mli I~ I
IA•if\ c· nle,'\Jl!t'
'"""'·~· C-Ompletel~ r('furb1shcd.
IJfll' block ti) bo·ach You
''""" the land. Gn •:it
rmancmg $205.000
~
759-9221
SPYGLASS lllLI •. c·ustom
f'Zlghsh Tudor; 114 ll<>j:ky
Point 760 9612
COLDWB.l IAHKH HAS MOVED
To its new permanent location in
Sou th L ~q:r una a nd 1s n ow
intl'rvicwinJ! experienced Real
Estate salespeople to fill the few
rem a ining vacancies If you have a
d esir e to work for the largest
diversified Real Estate Compa ny in
the nation. please call Eamie Rice
at (714 ) 499-1320 to arrange for a
confidential interview.
AN E QU AL OPPORTUN I TY
E MPLOYER
A COLDWELL BANKE" CO.
499-1320 831 -0836
31&01 Pectflo CoHt Hwy.
louttt ueun•
ov :ma 2 frplr' ;•"WO ~to i.I s:t79,WO J•nrrd
f!M' 11uh ·k HJI.' Uy ovrner
li7J~
EASTllUff
ttcuut 3 Br 2 ls. homl'
l,rl( )'rll O w n~r will
1'Utr) lit 1L1._r; w 120'.
d w n S l ~9 .000 Im
m.ac-ullalt· 7!.2 2197 1\~I\
DUPLEX
two 2 hdrm'\ Stt•p!I to
ur~an fc rhann{'I A . .,
-.um.iblP In Jl 101,•.
O W(' ;mcl t!IO I :!01' 40! h
..,, $111 · 1100 u~n l'r
\1:1·nt Don J\73 flll!7
LJOO ISl.E In OWNJo:lt 'e"' on \t arkt!l
I ll<lrm .1 b.1 45 I .ot
.JJ7 \.'1J )tenlune. s:JSS.OW
Owner Agrnl 673 41!H
SI0,000 DM
l"o.t• J Bdrm horn"
~ '4ood floo". -tatnl'<i
glJ~' '4 ooc.t burn1ni:
frµl1 \ .1ulte<l ~ood 1 l'tl
Ill&.'! thruoul. & lart-!•' 1111
End uf cul ~·· :..11· .!. t·ar
i:JrJ)!('. T .1)..1 11\ • r
f1n un r111.-~ '\j()
QL'\LH·n:-;t;· "1•
SJ 14 500 l'hud~ -;:,:! lih.1.1
wkU)', l'I<'~ '4 k11<.h
494 1005
SEAVIEW'S IEST
Pnmc loc w dr<1mat11
\ ll'WS ·I Bdrm llrnacl
moor "' ru~.tom
rratur~ Ownt•r mol 1 \JI
c'<i L'omparc· '.1lu•· .. t
$378.500. and -.ubmtt
ROGEfl'S REALTY
675-2 311
Lido I~. ~n H04tH
W 1• cl , I 5 . (' o r n 1· r
t..hJrmcr "' B..i' \I•~
232 \'1a San Heino :Jhr
1ti;i . ram r m . rormal 1h11
r m " J I I Cl A I! \' II l
\ ir.:1m,1 O' Hnt•n
673 7300
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Builders For ml~r I<! I
l'rt)r decor dtl'<l :1 Hr :.!
B..t unh S13.uioo
Jnhn ~tar.;h:ill
tiJI IZf)I,
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Ri':ALTOHS
SPICT ACULAR
"POIMT" 5 IDRM
Only 3 year.:. new "'1th
\aulkd "'oud beamed
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34 au· a Br . a b•. _,. ........ r..ainve.1.-u1 Youn! •I*'*-hon.w Jul&UI o.tr1W.28r! ..001
wtltl ltx.JO enc:'I 1a-1 " PttodlNUI. buyer. •,U • ._...... G........ • ..,. • CM HS u.ll I 8 U -r 0.-PllUo ._.. erea ator•r." 1parH. H I)' °' ' °' 1 ¢All JIOI R1ll1cota&Ald (s.519) I~
t •rti andae•p1n 11 N•ar •t 1• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• R!NTIMIS 131·4&56
1 lu~•·. puoj. tcnn11 Mtaaloo Hiiia Count ry
1 ri.., 1111 In• lm mred O<' •Me MIW UtlTS Cub. a bdrm. a ba • up 3 bdrm. 2 ba. aar . Ip.
c-up11nc> tM.S.00 t~rm1 4 Un.ill •l -5.000. O*led. UnYIM!d. Lu1n1ry pittlo. Ne w carpel:\ &
c7J4 1 72K 6510 10UDJ1.1 a t .,.000 Condo On toll course dral'd f795 mo t~t. &
New fin.1nc1og at l21,,, 1 131.00 0 flral T .D lut. 1200 d e posit.
--------•I Jl..~11%. fixed r al{! 9· 718% Value 12'6.000 642-S2llO
TSL l.ov1tm ts · &6.2· 1603 Want to Mil or trade for - --------•EXCITING•
5-ecHllhr IJ:>vely Highly upg r aded
Villa Wet1t Home. 20x60,
Laguna Hills n1ceat 5
-.lar park. l'Or ner lot
w l&r1e patio arc•u Air
1·ond o n l; $27 .500
tJK.5029 >
uctor..tr
1!*7 1 Travc•lezf'
w cubana. outside patio
& garden Du.hwashcr
d1\l)OSJI fro:.t fre <•
Fri g1 da 1 r1· Frt>nch
.irl(lOtre cJ1\lth-r. 2
stor\,gf.' :.hl'd . romer lot
1HU636l
C1.AS SIC
MOllLEHOME
SALES
Zi06Harbor Stt.'206 .4.
540-5937
4-ft.ll W /fBMS
PltlCI & LOGATIOM
~ down will get you
12% 111t. 111 the heart of
one ol Ole best 111vesl-
ment areas lD Southern
Call!. Al 1 LX gross. the
pnce LS onJy $199,SOO for
four 2 Bdrm homea on a
50X240' lot
fo'OR INFORMATION
CAU 644-72 I I
~NIG[L
GAILEY &
ASSOCIATES
OWHBIMCOME
E side C M duplex
Pnde ot owne rsh1p J Br
owne r unit $135.000 -----~·-•-•_--1 Pnnc only Agt 546-2978 ~~:w MOUt-:1. dbl ('Xp.in
ch C ~1 Ad1ts over 15, no
Pl"h SIS.975 '\'t up
•:l<ISSI J & J 522 4080
('()ZY I BH 1-:iqJJndo
'ir llOtJ!Z llo:.µ1t.ll
~µat·c n •nl $1 111 rn•J
1\~t>nl 54~ 4Wi
MO l lL E HOME
$3,000 Dn
Compau) repo"•-.i.1on
Garden Grove Adil l'k
11..i&WI
IEAUTIRJL
n1nEWIDE
~:1 l u ro . J Br . .'Jl ,1
tU'>tum thruu ul \~I
RACH HOMES
L01J1111M1 a.och.l"IL
L' nde r SI 8. 000 t CK 60'l7 1
CJll
TORTOISE
MOBILE
HOMES
972·8421
FOl ~Al N \ all1·y l hr
cloubl•• on I ~1· lut 'r
'tore.. ~chool.., HTIJ
ll1·a1h fnr 1 .. 1,un• II\ 10.:
"' d~IJhou... pool ,,.,
s.!I '..A)(I ·~ ,(;>(,
1•m '.\11mad IS Al:!' 1• r• n1
Sl45 mo t'lt'I & wtr 1 nl'I
lla rbor & N"'Pl ar1>..1
S7800 best orr &.15·9332
aft SPM
4crNrJe fw SG6e 1200 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HUMTICH
Nr Lake Park
6 UNh . . . . $325,000
1\Jl 2 bdrms. mt lo b<:h .
xlnl cood
I ._llwjlOll ldl lllty
842-4 I 14 14~5027
Aslt for J im Wilson
DB.UXE DUPLEX
3 Bdrm 21 ~ Bath each
with family room. huge
master fl rcplarc & dou
ble gar<igc Excelll'nl
1':asb1de Co'>t.i Me~a
is.2 1~
l Ci)UAIL
A_,~~~~-
to,.ti Tll l :lO ,..M.I
lnc.tust n:sl lot 18th &
PlaC"ent1a Ht>ady t o
huild ~a rk Howard,
i l4 ~ 4100
4-P'LEX
G<JOd rent:t.1 :irea or San
ld Ana All 3 Br 2 Ba In·
1omc Sl!I MOU Ov.n\.r
•n..iy c·arq <)\ 11 " ~;;.ooo d"' n F ull vru,
~~ .. j )
, A PR.€HIGE /'"--4--I HOMES
Real E~U.l«"
Profess1onab
3333 W Coast Hwy .NB
645-6646
\l~Sunda~
lftdMltri ai I
equity 111 Npt. or Luuna
home wtt h. view & yard.
Do u g l a s ll on1g .
714/l173-119l COwnerl. ..........
W-...cl 2900 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LIA.SI/OPTION
wanted. A gt 493-0202
••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ,. .. .a.d
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Newport Height.a 2 bdrm
+ bunk room , !!malt
gah,ce. NO Pfo:'l'S. 5'95
673-2256
East.aide 2 bdrm. Enclsd
garage, prv. yard, $420 .
646-5 946, 642 ·444 3.
7fi0. l.9M
Elegant f:ntertainer !
Redecorated' $375! 3Br
Breeiy P auo(541$4 > fee
RENTIMF..S 631-455.S
Fomit• v,..,., 1214 .........•.....•....... eor... ....... 3122
••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxury 2Br. 2Ba J.w-qkse,
IRVINE TERRACE 3 :.pa & pool, cp ts, drps,
bdrm with ocean view frplc. AC. 2 <'Cir Rar.
Avail July lst $1000 955·1550 d}'>. 499·3694
644-9806 eves ------------------... .,.. .. och 1 169 FAMIL'i' llOM~
• ••••••• •• • •• • ••• • • •• • • .a bdrm + bonus rm .• l
UDO ISLJ:: by week or ba . f rplc .. d1shws hr.
rronlh Jusl re(Jlodclt."d 4 paLJO Kids & pets OK
br 2 ba.Walklo bcJch S67S + $600 dep
club & leruui. 675 6161 7141964·251>6 or 973-2971
~ent,no re_c ____ _
1w1a4. a.och 3240 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3202 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TRABUC O CANY ON
rustic Jbr log hous~. 1
acre retreat. Creek . cor
ral s. lrt!C!i St:i50
714--673· 224 3 ---------..-.OOlllaltd 1206 .•......•..............
Sm 3 Br 3 Ba frplt. 1>at1e1
2 ,.ar j!ar ~ '1 Year!\
leasl' A' a ii ~ 15 Slltt
mo lnclds u uL-. fj..$6 97~
lalloaP1•111ia 3207 ......•.••.•••.•.......
P POIDl. S BR. 3 Ba, C'~l
home. fanta:.llr loc Sl.JOC
rm 714·551·3:253
~C9f sM)llh! ~· Bnck Crplc: • Nl'w
huge rrd > ard · Appk
Bnnit Jumor • 1 ~1 ff'•·
REJ'rrlM ES 631-45.'>.'i
CoraM .. Mer 3222 . .....•...••.....•.....
OCt:AN Vlt-:W
5 Bdrm. fa m 11) rm. PQ<•I
honll-. P't tx· .. <·h~ SG!XJl
nlJ Nt\. 6i!> lll-;'I/
:-..-:>Bdrm.:? bJ,:? 1ur
~ra)tl', b,iJl Vil) r r}lll
~ 5650 mo I-.\,. ~'ll ~13
2br. Iba. v.asher & •lf) 1 r
n1lt-11ut111. s1~11 m 11
)earl\. b4!> 237!> dy:.
~eve11 ---<----
Elegant2 bdrm. ram rm &
den. ($725 mo> Plush
C'rplS, 21,, ba, Cl-'fla r &
ltla........ 5 blks to ocean
Dbl C'ar µvt gar. Jully
mainl vd Adults. no ~ Inquire at 52'7 18th
~ 7"1 96() tiJJI
WALK TO PAHK
l.1k1· nPw, spac1ou.-. :iRr
Lush lamlst•ap1n.:. d1·
"rabll' nc1ghborho11d
near ~chool.;, & 'ihopprnat.
9iOO mo A"o avail 4 Hr.
2Ba .... ame area. s1m1l<ir
featu r e:. $Ii:!;, mu
HURRY! 847 1622 or
848,9&&0
4 Bd.nn, 2 ba+ram rm.
1..i(e ba<'k y ard ltV at·
t.'\:'SS S600 mo 840 5504
Uc..ich walk wndo. 2hr
~~n 'pa , Jae. poob :-.n
pets SSi5 840.39:$6
llunl.lnlo(ton llarhor area
"'wly redecorated Lr>(
2Rr. 28a. formal dmm.:
rrplc N1•w k1 tchl'n
l..Jwldr), extra lrg. rear
) ..ird S6ao1m11 Dy"
<,.Ji; i~ort'ves IW0-42611
::,uµ·r tBr :l lid :ltar~·ar
1.'t'dnr v.tr ~-;~,mo .lulu
~~.842 .111
I IJdnn 2 ba fam rm
Super clean. !:'ear park & «>ehOob Avail aft Jul)
t llh Sl675 mo 963-3042
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rm .ind :,,-; · .. p..1 11
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lo.ids Uc.• ...-lf ,ufr11 ll'nt
l'..111 Pat ~lu rdu«h C 0
Properly 2 I 00 ........•.....•........
I OfTHE BEST
111 rut indu.'>tnal proswr
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1 .... ~un.i o ... ner askrn)!
3 BR 2"7 Ba . deMRllel
htn· 1:ur W U. \Jrrt
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3224 ..........••...........
• •3 Br. 2 ba Condo nr !'>
C~ PllLa Pool. 'Pa Ga'
pd S59~ 75 1 6~66 .
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t Hr 2 lia. S625 mn ,,.,,,
b.•J• h. Ir.: ~rd !11.2 -"«I•
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2h..t. ram rm '1111 rm .
frpl ,up1•r C'lo"· lo
<.t·hooh & 'ihopµ1n.1?
G .J r d ,. n " r . $ R 5 O CALL 644-7211 en. vu
BIG CANYON
Lt'ase $80() J>t:r month
~ith optwn lo purchaw
at $00,(J(J() Call for 1k
t ..11h L'l·ntury 21
'.'\ewport C1•nter 1>111 :i:J.'1i
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lk-ulonom1C'-.
Cottdo,..iniwms (Town-Loh fw SG6e , 2200 ~ fM Mlle I 70p •••• •• • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • ••
••..................... ~1otTlJ Ra' ort .. , u ' u 1ot ir.. Wocidbnd~t' Twnhse :!tlr I r rom $2990 -.. .1 I k In
, ba. 1·nd unit J1r11!>, bl'<lth' tt>rm,. .1\.111
Imm IXl<JI. J·H' lt•n Ch IJ)J MZI
1 all ~.;i 1 5015 1'.\'"' 1~ ll4om.t · -D~
wknds. or leave ml':.~aRe ...:;i' ' 2400
at !fi3 0944 ---------...................... .
3 Br I b.i :.! car l<(JrJ)lt'.
AduJ~ "nl) :!1811 Ca-n)on
=B Dn'« b y ~20 mo
.64!>~
KJ D S /PETS Ok t-: .... I I> ~. ..... p J \ I Cl u ..
l u ,..nhou"" l!Jr..1~··
fl'Ot't•iJ IJd (111 $.>':I .•
642 2510. 646 ~
--~
1076 ~s". 1100 ---------~ Hugt' older hou.-.t• ,h.1n FOi LE.ASE ..,,. z peop le ~pa1·r •••......•...•.........
11 V2 % A NANCI NG
Sl95.000 bl for JO ) r.
wub µymts a pprox $19~
permo SS0.0002nda\all
C'>lm JB'l'"'on nrly t ..1rn·
dose to bch $395 ()()(1
Own Agt 498-0257
..••...•...•........•..
B~ builder. n('w duplCxM
t"1r;l O""n1•r cl1 Pfl.'('IQ
lion !-ian Cll'ml•O t<'.
II( l'dll \II~ s11t ·1 11011
t'd"h 116>! • -;w, • 7 • 111a
\.J6.013J !>36 '•JH
'llew 2 bedroom 2 bath prH ac ~ & lrN"' W "dt
home M1ss1on Lakes nr bus No kid:. J>("h
Coun l r ) Club Gc1tr 125(> + ullls. lsl & la.st ~
tennu. pool &autlfully $100 Da~ 752-7!121. ext
l.rndscJped, no main· 283
tcnanrt' > ard
9tlltJ Clubhouse Rd BeautJfully re~lt'd 3
E.SIDE FIXER Desert Hot Spnngs Br 2 Ba home. near OCC.
2 wut..s . onl) 1~ down CYP'IUS SHORES Ask for Hobc.>n. M1thken
213·378--2572 ask ror J J. 541 015'9 or
~137.
0c... a.och Estate 631 12fi6 Mission Hills Countr y
New, prest1 g1ous rt• II ~i1 V.P. j ~.:';II Oub Jbr. 3ba . upgraded.
s.1deoce Sec gate. t!X .. ~ 1 .I"~.:. j, ·" lfnust'd Lu.llury condo. c I u s 1 v e b ca c: h & On .:olf course Slll,000
clubhouse Ever) rm a REALTORS fi"t T D 9 7 '8'> Value
magruf1cenl vu Corner $29),000 Want to sell or
kX, adj. to rormer.N1ltnn Properly 2000 trade for eqwty 10 Npt.
estate By uppl onl> ••••••••••••••••••••••• or Laguna home w /\•1ew
$750 .000 S<l8 11 1\!i . 6DELUXEUHITS & \ard Dou1t las tlonig.
1·72J..8828 & WI f>5112 PRJME EASTSIOI':. CM 714.!17J.1191 <Owner 1 2 Bdrms tlolch
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1080 11ll::STARNESCO OlfofC09ty
673 776_1 ___ .... ......, 2550 ----------1;;;;--;;;.;;;;;;;;;1 ..•........••.•••••.•. •
Jo'ou.r deluxe u011S. 2 Bd 2
Ba ea. w1lh garages,
$250,000
s •• a..a&tate
offers you t hese pro·
pe rt1es 1n the Paso
Hobfes area of Central
Se'en nt.>w unili. w1lh CalJJonua
OUTSTAMDIMG-. ftttplaces. many extru. Mobile h"o me par k &
. troptca.1 back yard set· S520.000 l\partments . $230,000 ~ witothSoln ~~~ltnPglad!as ..... McC .... ltltr. With t.enns
...,..,.,"' \AH03 ~ _., Motel-apartments .
Beautiful J Br + J CAR 541-7729 owner manager-home &
GARAGE! l Year homr l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I room for m ore unit$;
warranty & VA terms If UNITS l2&0.000 with terms.
Sl17 ,SOO. Ml.D.i·horse ranch on !> 55'.altl C.C.ta Mesa. OWC with acres with home & bam :
'°'' •••••••••••••••••••••••
OCEAN FRONT HOME
White water vie• from
every room. 4 BR 4 Ba.
1115.000. Ai\. llZB-3384 or
84CM8(M
20'7., down. Full pnce Sl80.000. Terms ava1la·
ll00.000. 17 un.lts All are !Me.
2 Bdrm This property Jn town. Com me n ral.
has spendable. JJ.000 sq. feet on main 4-PLD street, $3.75 a sq. foot.
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611-4555
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ga r . pool & s 1>a .
rruc:rowave , W /0 hkup
$69S-S79S, 75 1 ·6 166;
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$2.17 lllr DAY
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64~1671
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water, 2bdrm. den. 2 1
ba. TownhoUsc. pool, Jae ~awia. 1enn1!I l'OUrU. I ) r
old. $850 Bob Laurito
840 "383
CORAL CAY
Mam Channel 4 Br. 3 Ba
3200 sq. rt. Spa, 60 fl
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home. SO' dock , dlbl Rar,
Ac ross frm bc h cluh
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S82>3177
Gorgeous 28 r 2Ba $450 !
2tstory! Garage pauo
Kids/Pets OK • ($248) fee
R ENTI M F.S 631455.s
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Woodbndge condo 2 Br.
patio. lndry rm, lake &
µiol l500/mo. 548-9676
WOOOBM OGE 4 bdrm
2~ ba. fireplace, 2 car
prage. Pool 4'l te nrus.
$7115 mo. 640-9991
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Bdrm 2. Ba. OwMr will commerlcal properties
atTY at lO"k ror 4 years. available Also. R· 1
B .000 down f'ull price acreace ava.Uab&e.
S205.000. Yearly Income For rurther information,
120.0000. Tenan11 pay contact
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flrep&.ce. pool. adi.Jt. on
ly Juat It.Led, M> hurry ~Y 172S monUlly
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Stol'y, Completion ap
prox 12·:-.0·80. Finiabed lO
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••••••••••••••••••••••• pa.rtong. Avail. now. $375
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bdrm I b;1 I )car old.
l'nd Will 1nclcb fn~e. all Af ...... Fa Ai•d
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pets $~$0 m o l.St·
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2 BR, ftreplJce. sundc•t k ,
new cptS & dl"Jl6 ~ JH\h
rear upper' $485 1110
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adult apts in 14 plans
from S390 , 2 b drm
townhouses.. r rom $.\JS •
pools. tennis. waterfall...
ponds• Gas ror cook ing &
heallllg pu1d f'rom San
Diego f'rwy dnve North
on uearh to Mc l'"adden
I.hen West on Mc Fadden
to Sea"' ind VlllaRe
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~ 7300 or ~26811
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Ort'anfront l bdrm $450
Vt.'' mu Arro:.s from
llt'1Sler Prk. 67!> 3067
\\lhtte Water View' $300
Alr' Pool • Sumn~r fun
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llt-:.'ITIMES 631 •1555 4Br . ocean view. yarct Ri',:NTIM f'.S 631-4555 . 714 TIS 2460
Avail. now . S79S/mo. c:ar.acMtMar 3122 -----,..w'port leach 3169
957.1.900 or 640-93'$ •..__..__,_a..:_ _. ••••••• •• • •• • •• • •• • • • • • S32S· $490 l & 2 bd r rn ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • ,._.__sw.a 3425 2 bdrm den Roomy S49!> Apl(l'ownhousc. Put 111. OCEAMVIEW •••••••••••••••••••••• o ·•s t ·,s 7171 lmlconv, lndry rn1 ,·111 P1Dl NEWPORT ·1>u"lou". L1vin°1. S360·, pen a un. 1 ., ' "" Exc1t1ng t.ri level 2 • " ,. AcaCla,CdM.846-3767. hutll·tns, i.vme with/ COUMTltY CLUI
Bdrm+den w ith muny Irvine Dwelling Air! c:n r l o s t.•d 1ta r:i 1tt·
amenities. In 11 i.uper Secluded! (6421) h•t'. Stucho APT. $240/mo. 1st lmmt'd oecupuncy TSL LIVING
location. S900t mo be. llentune~ 631-4~ & last with S200 :.l'l'. No Mgmt 642 1603 S1n~ll's , 1&2 hl·cl room
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children OK. nu pets Norm !f57 1455 l"m) w 'lot. ... or neut wood
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loihsiolt Viejo 326 7 ---nts Fttndhcd REALTORS Condo 4 IJd rm $60(1 No
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545-!>1.55
J Bdrm apt Coast Plaza ll3 693·5064
Encl garage. gas paid.
I A YAOMT 642 5073 P..-ffct 2br 2ba .
Bdrm IJOO sqft.rplc lndry
3 s. 2 baths. Newly 3 Bdrm apt, gas paid d1~hwshr, l'nc·l J(ar. SSOO
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A/C . l"rplt· $600/mo. ,..,ar · vai 5 w 5 0 642·5073
vail: 7 19 67!> !15-16 J uly 9>00/wk. 644·9513 UL GIANT' Room> I Br' ----toMHa 3724 2 &inns.lbathapt. ClosetoSouth l"oa:.t
HOMES !-'OH HEN'l' •••••••••••••••••••••• Adwts. Gas paid. Einck frplc i::ar' )arll.
J bdrm homt'!> pr1t'l'tl Si'".O. Allral'llve rurn. l & 642-5073. Ut1l. paid. P ool tJ :H'
rrom ~25. rcn~·:·d '"mh <l t:n. i::ara~c . Qui e t FOURSEASONSAP'l'S. Tasty
• & garages. h 1rn1hc:. mature Adult. No pets. Couple,no~ts.2 br. l ""2 Sec.· Bldg $385(5578l fl•t.•
• pleas e . Kids & pets 2234 Rutg e r s Dr. Rf::NTIM£S 631'155.'i ' el 714 1......,. '"'""' ba twnhse. Patio, pool. w come. """'"""'°or 213/454-5104 S370. 73SJoann642·1602. 973-2971 Agent, no fee_. _•----------$340 mo. Pvt yd It 1Nt
SUS CASITAS Townhouse 2br, gracious I( a r 11 g f' • 1 H r · , ........ a.odl 1269 f\Jm 1 br apt $325 " up. living, pool, aduJts. No r ptstdrpst sto"'-t refnR
•••••••••, .. ••••••••••• Encl gar. Adu_lts. no ~-. $375. 7ss w. l8lh St. 4l4C. l lamallon. 549 .. 2042
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value), lo •AdJacent lo Airport
THE & Restaur1ml How
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NB/CM, up to 4700 eq.rt ..
ava11 at pnme coraer.
17th & Nwpt Blvd.
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from 75' fl, fwl service
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t7Ul & lrVJne, relail/ofriee
space, 700sq ft.
7$9-~ UPIUAM i"W.)!1
HOISE SHOW 3700 Sq ft on 2 floors ol
JuJy ll,8PM 133-1113 award winning Enl'thsh ANAHEIM ---Convention <:enter l(Oll CEMTBt Tudor bldg in Lag1,1na
Tickets may be ela1med Heh Pnmc Coast Hwy.
by calling 642·5671!, l'Xl NEWPORT kX' Perfect fOf' antique
272 E:le~ant exeruttw• .. wll·~ odurn1ture store. Plenty
1n preSlllite I()(· lndd' o( parking 1n rear. 1550
seeretanal ~~rv1ct-&. rr So <.:oast llwy. Laguna
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Dana Point. S17!>1mu, hall •:-JEWPOHT H-f';/\(.'l l:,-· cente r on Bristol nr.
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wbe_r_al _496-48_' _2S __ -5(.lyd,o, lrurn ~Jtl•rfronl ' lfldlldrial Retlfal 4500
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I call P .iul al 642 4321. -
l'X't 250. >Nkdy-; K·!>PM or •NO <.:<r.;T /\ ~H.:.'-A •
jjl).'i83J('Vt''i & INknd.s \1('(J t.lcnt..tl )l~O 776 ... q
fl \I rm s u1 ll' ~ p..i llcJ
::-. u pe r I o 11 y "ci u 1 p
St991mo Tom ~o 2200
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Ba lboa Penm. stu' rt'n( &
expense.. M ir,~
lxwn 8 JOAM·~ Deluxt' oHtet>:.. ~ s4 ft
X'lnt bldg. ll!()l Newport
r em 18·25 s hr. H unt· 81 ~211 l. Kooby
ington Beach home nea.r ---------
beach. Sl.50 tmo. l nqwre Cfflre5 1.n lj.a yv1e w Hult'I
21301 BanH Ln. Hunt· rhston c al landma rk
i.ngton Bea('h 5361140 8Jy \'1t•... Im med Ill'
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BUSINESS
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LOCATION
MESA
INDUSTRIAL
PARK
711W.17ffL St.
CostaMHO
642-4463
•0-7 .soo ~ ft. & nr.. 1,170 ~ft.~
its GYml. for ~elate
occ-.macy. •C...-h.
.... &wetbar.• LMsi1MJ office opH:
~. 7:30 to 4. Sat.
IOAMta2PM.
:M' boat shp, posh. 3llr. 1-9-R-.-fi-urn-.-u-t-il_pa_id-.-q-w-et 2 1,2 ba. f rp le. I e nced
2Ba, l blk. to beach. P>O adulu.. 00 pets. $305 mo. yard. Dbl gar. $53:>. LUXURY LIVING,. S~tl'IOUS 2Br Condo, 2Wu rr p I r , I 0 n V l' n I (' n I
Wc:.trhrf ti rca. Pool. l!'it
!.; l.i<;t matun · ;11.llt:.
rt"I!> ~~io mu wt> M:.'f.
l'r1v.ite hom~. Me:.a
\ l•rdc a r.-:i Kitch en
Pnvlle(tet.. Uul.s pd S'\5C
mo 549·9847 o r 642 4546 MALE EXEC to shr lux ---------
SPACE AV AJLAIU
()'fire. d~k & ronf rm
Prune lot· c~ S47 7777
Approx. 2000 sq ft. Ideal
loc ation n ea r 0 C
Atrpon. trur k door. rall
~7·2700 rm. ~7689 67J..6l36, 642·9666 ln quiet Adult Complex
Spacious Bachelor & l ur
2 bdrm a pl 'I 01 ~
hwa!>hCr, f lrt'µl.il'••
cathedra I cc1lin~. J•n
patJo. bal('on~. pool '>µa.
no peL'' Prom S315 m"
MPSa Pines, 2650 llarla
-..r R..tak 4200 rum Nwpt Coodo nr bch pool spa $29!>662094 . ....••.•......•....... 640 4919 --------12 bd.cm. 2 ba. Sundttk. -----~ Mo. Ueluxe mobile d h h I d N W J' T C R i:; S T 1u1~' Mature adults. Nu is was e r . a un r y
·~ctaruJar Occanrront :? br l\Se in COM. $27:.
1 bdrm Condo Wkl> \ft e r 6 6.i o 2~;4 o r OC Airport Jrc..t J:!\! "Cl I Moftttl h'tt R eftt
ul ~ ..... facil. $395. AvaLI approx Sj)t.~ac ar uen 'lflt·w 2 ,~ts "w"t, S<>"Ur C' l.,...l D
t'I' r " I " ~ ~ "''" v.1 July 5th. ays 548·867!>,
~Hl200 673 7Ki3 5:11 7WQ fl ot 1Jlu.-.h ofrln• ..,11.1i·1•
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, " den. +o e .. •, ta. N1Apt. Hlvd 646-8373. Wkn <.ecluded. rplr har. ~l~lll Eves& ds700.1418
Tt:nrus. rioc>I. I'll' 67:! 21Kt Sommer Delight' $325 ! 3 Br. 2 ba. family urut, no
All apple" !'lush erpls pets. $460/mo. Nr. OCC Walk Lo tx:h. Jttr. 4!U.1. 2 c;ooo area ! (6456) fee 641-8657 ·
, fplt•o, u.st• or µtiul & ltmn" Hl':NTIM ~ 631-455.5
l'ou n..., .i vJll no.,. $7il0 -PINE RLUFF AP'l'S
rm HI ,.,,. ;,!>2 JiUJ LOCJll"G •ach 1748 Spac 2 br, 2 ba; Adults
••••••••••• • ••••••••••• Complex. Patio. vacw,
Ye;irJ y 5 bdrm r.imily L.AGUN A 81-:Al'H MTR rrplc. encl ga r .• ~us rm 2 ha hoUSl' ny INN. Maid ~l·rv . rolor C'l11c;e to I ho· beud1 TV. hl'.ile•I n"ol Ultl stove .. d1 s hwhr, jac ·~ lndry rm. From S450 Uroker67!>4912. 17 111494 5294. ~85 No SPMC 6Jl-6107
<.:oast Hw~ ' EXECUTIV .. ~ ll()Mt:
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SPMC
I bdrm. patio, ~arni.:c•.
quiet tn-plcx Avail
now $350/mo ~Rt lll
l.ar._:c Barh. Adulti. ool)
No pets. Nciir Ft11r~ 11.:w
& Buker. 545 1882
LUXURY l:tVING
Bay View, 3 hr. J 1 ~ ha,
atrium + den, Ir.; y rd.
3100 sq rt. $950 mu
646-389:1
Waterfront 2 bdrm New
Al·t·omodate!I 6 . SJ50
wc1•k or $1200 m o
li<\2 llll2
Family · 3 bdrm
Pool. In qwct Adult C'omph•x
Spuc1uus 2 bdrm a i>l
646-14116 w11(arage, 1.Jtshwa~h1•r ----------! ftrl'plact.'. cathedral t't•ll
S37:>
* * • uig. prv balcony, J)O'•I.
NEWPORT TERHACE_ 3 f'o6ewporl •ach 3769
br. pool. KJds ok '645 ••• ••••••••••••••••••• •
ITD 6J3.803() SlJM M en RENT A LS
Lotawi...r -.pa. no pel. Avail \u~
449 Fair Dr. 10t h. $46!> m o. M t''>c1
Costa Mesa Pines. 26!>0 Harla A\1·
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two free tickets-<SIS --
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bdrm S'i.'lO mo 1>45 iJIJ
or tiJI 12tih
LOST & ALONE?
REHTIMES
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To Go llomc·
Coll 631 -4555
(In lht• beach 111 "11° ... port
\.\1•1·kl) o r monlhh :.!
htlrm or :i bdrm l\irk
Lamb ~11 0900
1-i.i 11111:.. spar1ou.' :•hr
•kn. :!ha. '1cw \'ontlo
Full y rur11 :-..o
... rrukl·r~ IX'l "I ,\\•ail Jul~
1. t hru Ot I :iu $.)ti~
<A·t'anfrunl 3 Br. i ha. :. 11 I K.tl~ :r77i ~:CK <t!l-10
11ual lt·a•a• !'.l'W p:1111l ~I -----1 .1q11·t .,, 11 rt· pl·•< t· ~ BH + o;;lp~ i; ~J wt•t•k
fi73 211:1 I~ & up Ba lboa l:.land
---I t)!~n ():111\
OCEAH VIEW 67S 2'J10
.I l11 rrpl. l'rJ1t:.. dq,...
Atlull., L :.•· $8!>U
lii"l-~.irl l 823.1
i.txlrm \'1•f'atlll..., Condo
<:011d ln1·;1l1on Fu l l
... c>rur11v s:;oo rnoi
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IAYFtlOMT
J lldrm~. 2 b.ilhl> Ncwb
l'ed (.'C<•rJ l1·d Sand~
beach A\u1I Isl 2 wks of
Jul> SJiOO ""k 644 ~!>13
BLUFFS-; BK 217 ltJ, Uy wt..-ek or month, 00
rplc, pJllO. nr pool. lt.'e.Ag\ 675 8170
shoi.r;. purk. !>Chi. S77!> lk.aut1fully rurn1s hed
rm 640-8146 Pent House l bdrm .
value), to SP/\CJOUS 1 bdrm AduJt
THE apt Single :.ton · open Jbr. 2ba, •-, blk lo b<·h UrfU.AM beam ce1 hngs lhru out 96J.gjjtH
QCll rRST "'wpt Prmn
dlx 3Br. J H..1 pvt horn('
...... 0 6.11·319'J
Cute 2 Br. 1 ba rottagc on
wooded lot. Redwood
t.lecks. patio, nicely de
l'orat~. Frplc. brick
walls Avail 7 12 ~is.
64S-6625
<.:o untry Club like
fae 1ht1es . $1050 /mo.
i 60-9ll7.
HOISi SHOW No petS. S3l0 mo 673 8!!0.1 '161J·2231!
J uly 11. 8PM _e_v_e_s ________ L.°ti1imah.'. m 1-:leJ{am·c S425
~ R"'11is 4250 ....•...•.............
-------1 ANAHEJM 2Br, sm . yd. <.:hildren/pet Lovelv 2Br' Reach arcd Convention Cent.er ok. 2121 Tus tin S4501mo
AVALOtol Wt-e~ly Rental Sll't.'~ II
C a n v u n T 1• r r a 1· 1
Townhousl' Se('ludcd
patio I '-"! blks lx'h Jul>
& August o penings D1ek
(i(>Kar_c!, 213 /!> l 0 I Ot16.
Box 17117. Avalon. 90W1.
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
Tickets may be claimed 557.~436. Blue Chip l'ool f'\Jn' <64271 fi-1· '" IU:NTIMJ:.:S~· HJI 4~ by calling 642-5678, ext. Properties.
HARBOR VIEW. 48r. fm. Z12 * * * ----------1-~qulSllely Yours' $370'
Wulk lo the bt•ueh All
ut1ht1es pu1d' New All
ma1or a 111ii. ;rnees ! l'ool'
DR View . Xlnt. lorauon.
l'IOO/mo. 714·644-6840
BeautJiul 38r w /bay view.
$950 mo. tl\12 ·J:J85,
642-0565
Wanted Beach House/Cot·
t.age w /boat slip. Large
enough to accommodate
~· s all boat. Annuul rr n
tW ..•• 800 /11000 per mo.
Need now . Sba~on
544-0614 days, 7!>2·7944
eves & wkncb.
YEAR·ROUND FUN;
SOCIBI AclMltl!S DI·
rootor • F1ou Sunday Brunc11 • SUO'i; • Par11011 • Plus more
GREAT RECREATION:
T !lf1nos • free LOSSOlf;
1pro & pro shop)• 2
Health Clubs• Seuna • Hyoromasaoge •
Sw1mm1ng • Goll
Driving Range
2 bdnn. near So. C. Plaza.
Air cond. Pool " spa. $450.642·~
2Br, pool. garage. adulL'l,
oo pet s. Quiet. $450.
646-03:54.
9e81iB.AU
APARTMF.NTS
l Or $370
2 8r.2Ba. $470
22SOVanguard Way
54G-9626
2 HUGE b edr ooms . Adults ·No Pets.
G r o und floor , f ully Poillt 3126
carpeted/bulltloa. &.!per •••••••••••••••••••••• locatioo. Adults, no pets. 2 Br. 1 bath, very rlean.
$300/mo. Apply Apt E. 137$/mo. llhrtha. agt.
58W. Wilson 646-4C'77 861·1161, eves 494-3672
BEAllTlfUL APTS: BR 1 Ba rd Lush and Lavis h $42$ s ingles. 1 & 2 Bed· 2 • p r, ya •Mlllli ... •a.edl 1140 Brick frplc all apple Kuls rooms • Furnished E/Side. Child, pet OK.
OK! (5488) lee & Uofumilned •AdUlt S.1513aft4P M Lovely all adult, no pet.a,
RENTJMES. 631-455S Living •No Peta • 'ft-e 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ...... l,263 Br apta. 6200 Ed· Models Opon Dally ...-. • -r ~ h b 846-0619 N E WP 0 RT H C TS 9 lo 6 per, gar. Quality lhru· r . . . ·
LEASE Oakwood ouL No pets. $4e0. 10.0 C Deluxe poolside ictra lgc
Beaut borne, pool, trees, Ga"*1 Apet1menta Valencia,545-7183. 2br, 2ba. Blll\s, dshwhr.
st.oDe lrplc. panelin". 3 Newport 8MClt Royal Palm adult.I Hit miles beach. -Adlts,
carp.r. 3Br +den. tRSO 880trv1ne1a110111) ~ pe ... lm ~cul ate: no pet s . $39:> mo.
mo. Appl. only. (213) (714) 645'°650 1350. Phone eves1_S.1&al2 ___ . ------
43H731 blr 8AM or art Newport 8Mdl & _.. bdrm ba Condo N 4SPll. 1700 16th SI. c~ •• IOlh) • l . 1 ' . ew
17141 S42·8l70 EASTSIDE, HUGE 1 Br, redecbreted. Spa, re c
SEAVlEW • br. 3 ba, pool 1 ~~~~~~~~~ walk·ln closeta, patio, rm. "pool. M1H772.
• tennl.a, suarded l»te. 1-w JD hooll N 11300 m o. 844·5403 or DELUXE DUPLEX·~ pr, up. o 1"2 Bdrm CotLa1e style k lds, pets •345/m~. apta. Newly decorated.
631·3444. blk toocn. 38r, 2Ba, 1ar. Qoaia.131-1216 Drps, cpts. stove. Xtra,
avail now. Summer ren· •---• DI ......... r t LmOIAYJllOMT tal wk ly. Also avail ......... t.s. v--.. aml Y
3 BR 2 Be, $l5iOO mo. U> winte r rent al (2l3) sectio n. P atio .. non· rm.-.noo -..1..-., ..... ...,_ p1tlo •Plll avail. N r
llDA '"" v •<r-REALTORS 'abopa " \ranaportatloa.
Plactq 1our Claulfied Blac:b 6 O rfleld Ulll2 1111 ... 90 alm ple • , Jmt br. 2ba • c ompletely Brand aew TrtplH. 3 11112 Hu:tln•t~n St '
11._ aJI tbe furn. Water view. bdrm. 2 ... trpic., pvt, 6 Del ' ..,_ ":.: ~'11 be°:;, )'OU Fash ion 111 area. No yard. l ddld Olt. 9575, llUl 11111 aware,
Hurry 164:>0) rt.'<' Laguna Bcnr h dl'luxc
llenllmcs A:J t ,15~ vacation rentals Block /
------~arht Fe!ittval/ town.
Sell idle elem :. 642·56'78 497-4773or494·3092
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service-when plocing your ad ... o Doily
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and to place your ad coll 6'2-.5671.
..-c•m rmalll' 1Aant1-d nr
~ Coast Pl<iza $2ZJ • •,
Utl I &\I R200
:! roommatt:''-tri ~hart·
h '' u '•' 1 n C M . 11 o n 'rroker S200tmo • • J
uul 541! 7:>0!> :.iftcr 11pm ---------
~ed 2 roommate~M F
21 35. Non·!'lmOkl.'r. full
pnv Many xtr.1i. ~50 rm 675-~
l'h·.in, nun s m nkt•r '''I
... han· C:\1 horn..• SllW 1
S.·ott. 55; OSSO
Call Ann 7 .4 1;7,lf•
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btnc<J. l!rOunoi llr llt' ... I l:DJ sq (l °¥1 I. With frn11t
bldR 1>.1n.1 1'1 11,'1 .{J..'11 4,(f1t (' l.Ul:t' <lnvt• m rt'.H
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Newport l'1·nl1•r <II I 1!'1' 1
k.ent ... ,th u't' of r1•1•1•11
ll•in. \'Onl rm klll'IWn.
' <loor, 220 /\C :k> ~q ft
ti2.1 TcrminJI w .• , .. C \1
'140 93!'>2 (1 a yi., h4ti OliK l
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pllon1•,, w nl'l.1r1.il &: llefttals Want.cf 4600
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< ',tll 1'1nd' .117t;o11100 , Wanted 111 Co~ta Mesa or
I lrv\lll' :.rC'u. 2 or J BK
hou .. e prerer r e d . A
1\dulL., X Int rererence ...
1-'emale 20·25 shr r-. ... vt ,,73 _,;0 1 t:\e:.. &
38r. SlCP!" It.I tx:h. ~ 1• '"t't'kt•ntl.o,
m> 646-\1160 I .. ~"''" rl'lul't1l1nj!. desirr ...
1--~~-"'--""--''' he 1cons1der lse oµ Roomma te. RcsPt>Os1ble 1 1,. 11 1 I u x h 0 m ,.
&: l'Ons1dera1e J>t!rw n 111 Unique, Deluxe :.hart':! bdrm upj)t.'r 111 'i•·'A port Irvine area
So Lugun..1 $275 m o Office Space Pn>rer ... pa -dl-c master
Ut1ls meld. 49!J 4407 & Available, "'l.Ul•· and all amerut1e~ 4~10 l'on,1dcr furn ( woul(1
• WC'I Bar·, .•b•• e>.t•hanl(e :.nhcl s hop
Gal to Sharo 3 br rondo • f1replac e-. pin..: l'<'nl1•r equity l Xlnt
~/month m r ludes u\il. • Private Pdt10" ro·f <.:all !!5:>_1_325_. __ _
Nr OC<.: :>45-6477 '• SpeCtdCulJr View~ lt. ... 110fls1hh.• workinR rem.
~ \Cry neat. would hke
111 :.hJre 2br m CdM. lwJ{
~' lk.t!>. r~f Would luv
pool & racrlu1el> '197·5033
aftl·r 5 JOpm or 494 9677.
~t ale/Fem S l !>Q. • ~. ·250 to 3000 SQ Ft
ut1hties I No n s m ok'er 557.9640 (714) «>15-8662
Hoommate wanted tu 1----------
s hare house Hunlln~on
llarbor Da y !>4K
3742,rUJtht 840-3105
050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~.Storage only. sngl. 325
J . l7lh Place. OH Santa
Ana Ave. 6-46·$137 urt
llAM
4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIC.sums
Prime Newport Beach
loc. Near 0 C. airport
Rent lnd. rettption. eon·
fer e n ce rm, janit o r
:1e rv.. uli ls . 100 rree
ro pies Ii morl"
Secret.¥ial serv. avail
U.ZM Ooq 8Sl·Ml l .
-cdM DELUXE SUITES,
From ~-Air cond.,
ample pk.I. UUI pd. Z8S5
E. Cst Hwy. 6'7s-8>0
WESTCLIH BLDG
NfWflOHT !HACH
' ,,,., '. ", '"··
AVAILABLE NOW
300 Sq. Ft.
Deluxe Office
on Lido PeM.
!'>i:lt• 1-· w 3 Jlo~o;ecat:.
111"1-t.I t Bd hou:.~ 1apl 111
t:M/NU area ASAP. $3110
·max. l>a ys t 644·3682
1-:v~ 1548 6393. Lmda
t Br t'Ottug1' or apt. CM
up to S32!> Bob.
5-'8·6466 -Will Build
to Suit
(714) 675-8662 1----------...................... .
Sub-Lease Isl. noor offtl'l' ........
s pace. Irvine /Newport 0,,a lualty 5005
area . 600-900 i.q It •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sl 15+ a sq. ft. f'Of' more Small restnurant. must
m!v call 752. 0600 sell. reasonble. 646-5468.
548-2509.
~~'c;!~~r; t~~~~~:,38~~ ..-..yto L.,_ 5025
Sunflower , Santa Ann •••••••••••••••••••••••
Newly deror, crpt:d Up
to~sq ft avail 7SJ.1933
LUX R. E. OFF'ICt:
Rent your own private
office in prestigious com
P4eJl. LI.IC Hills . Include~
l ocal p h ont', cop y
machine. partial time
i.me ol sec:relary. 24 hr
answ4!rt n g sc r v1rl.'
S500Jmo . Call 95i.&00l
Rent or i.e w taption to
bu)' new office Condos.
415 Ml ft . Airport area
loc. SS7 ·*2
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otto .. n. table lamp •••••••••••••••••••••••
4tG_, Aenpc1.n1 °''""' DOCKS
• ••••••••••••••••••••• Wan& a Rf!Al,.I, Y CLEAN
HOUSE• CaU Glneham otrt l"ree est. &u.sm ~!!!!!!!ml------11............. Va.IDUal 6 Repair
-n-r eu 1.-1rcwnm'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644_n_4_a ___ llappaneu i. hnan1 tune
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f'lreplacea. planter11
llil~lUi81, RI)! hom•, NB. twM-•. pool, ... ~
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Qua.llty Painters, Inter I
exter lo rates lmmed
~rv 848 SMC or 638-7149
Bob Eakin Pa1nlin1t
lnl/Ext. 20 yrs exp. fo'ree
est. 548~ aft 5.
DECK SPECIALlST
Wby call the real when
you can call the bell?
Deckuig of all types. Lee
Roofing Co. of CM. Call
acttvtOH C'tlool •a
dlMdrwl onl}' MJ lJ.32 ----......... .......................
8nckwor11. ~mall Job_a
Nitw'port, Co.la M~ a
l"1lw 6U 317Sevr_,i
r nof1nc. plumb1n• 1n vacancies. private
... Ult .......... p1n11. lttf! tnm f1oonng, Stucco 6 t1fe homes • carpet cle•n· •••••.,•••••••••••••••••nun.:. cleanup11 fo'rtle Oryw11l at more JB in&-546-2383
t:t...x-r'RIC IAN rnrt'<.1 '-'tit Aw1l~i. 646 84'74 646-fMIO ----------
nght frH eaUffUI le un 1• .......
liU'&e or a mall Joba • Lllwn.1 tnmnwd & edged, Jack or all Trades Home •••••••••••••••••••••••
u1· 1337~ 673 U358 clt-1.1n ups, IUluhn~ r e pa1 rs· S ma l I Jobs. FlNEST IN JANITORIAL
642 9907 ·ryter 646-14~ CARE. Comm/Ind. t:x.
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PETERS PAJNTING
Expr'd Reas Rates ....._. jlt.,..W
Free l::&t. Call Gene •••••••••••••••••••••••
5.52-0458 Neal palchc:s & lntures
Flne ut painting. St At&EST. ltl-143'
, Marty or Rob a't 642-7222 ,.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ct' •tt• ...
mpoo • slum C'lnn
O'lior brt1ht~ •hl
C'pl.\ IO min blHC'h Clean
llv, dm rm haJI SU Av.c
rm f7 ~ cuurh $10 C'hr
~ Gu ar t' ll m Jlt't udor
<)Jc rtp;.lr. I~ n •·•pr
l>o •1rl m)'tlt•ll R~fa
~l 0101 t-!U X"TKICl /\N ---. -perttse64.S-744-0
Ue-.t rat""· hl'~l O;J\lt>&Tuny. weelt~nd11, (.;a rpenlry. maso nry .----------
....................... CAHl'trr•ASTllOTl'ft .. ,.111 11.man-.hiµ ~mi.II 1111rden1n1t C'l1:1rnupi., rooltng.ceram1ct1le.R.S l rt1c1fla'
a.&am ltllc~lb bualt t ~ ru.rpel Lhn.t 1n.,1allt-r JtJbb pn·h-rr.-<t tl'7!• I04[) h.iu.Ung, fret• ei.t ~call aft Spm •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lie/In:. Try m e H
SI.nor 836-Ss.s.5 PLASl'ERING. FENCES
Add.itwru;, houses .
Prol paant.Jng. Ext & Int. Free Eet 586·4892
HuntJo~on Ueach T ile Co
Tull!. showen, entries &
drai.n boards. 842·3020
yo1.1r r;peo · 41111 7 ~~ 11l ~holo .i It· ll r1 n K •~03?5 ~7 2011 i n ti Landscape design & con 830AM730AM ur .ifl "l\"'plt"'l t.;ll.~nin~t.;lla ........... ' · · -~11 ~m Home1mprvement.2Syrs sultauooservice.'willre· ~ rates. ·~15 Free St~;& Plaster P atc h,
5J6..4383MC/Vtsa no Job loo i.m. qwr k & Tile selling, excellt>nL
wo rk . r easonable
644.7743
l ·OOPM 11()(1 Worll. MUur1m t1-j·d ••••••••••••• ••••• ••• •• ti A R 0 t-: N exper. Fencing Oepen· do. or des11tn for new
J .. > llilloon' llr11tht &i M \l ~'IJ Tl-:""AN C )'; dable631-4264 Cal1 714-840-1760 Dave·., Pamllllg, ser ving clean 645-4203, 615 4199
area 9 yrs. mrnit re aa ,,. .. lailliq ....................... 1 ~ 00..'IO iw .. ut1fu l Hallpoo Jr :O,t;HVll: 1-: ''a rd dean
Wilson • Soo:s r411gem1•nh torhll th' up . lrt-4• trrmm 1n ~. · patt°"· /COtKre+e 1·11""~ ...... 87"''
*MR. FIXIT•
Carpenter & Paanltng
IS years an area
l..andscapwg & Design Ill
yrs exp. Full lawn &
-.p ri n k le r s e r vi ce
Complete ma1nu.~nanrl'
Insured, he'd. 586-8425 ••••••••••• •••••••••••
H you ha ven't had the best
plumb1ni:. heat•nl( &
root e r :.cr v1ci: 1t·i.
becaube )llU hav1·n I
c:drt•d A A A I Y l'l
flJI :xxt7
freeSenice ...•...•...............
add n•mod<'I vhm:. .,..., """
tt ~l 30 .>r..' i•xJ)t•r' •••••••••••••••••••••• IALLOOH fo"rre t.':>I un <'O m"ll•ll•
WALLPAPERING
l"r("'t' est Lie JJOOti6
. Aver SJ 1 pr rl)ll
Call Norm 64S ~
Gubert's Tree prurung &
rerroving. Comm &. yard
........... 714 787 9644
548-1752 842·4314 cleanups 642·8598_· __ _ u c 1~74117 ijondcd l't>flll'lll wur .. .,( ... 11 i..in1h IAUOON! ... " 11 " l k lu"tl & ~a rdl·n :.t:rv1n •s, ~1740 !>ill• ..-;l u~ 'l ut"'" ' , .. 0-724' br1 1k,.11rk .,,.., t''>l "' M.lke646-~ ._.., ---~* ClffltiltcJ ltcmodel rt.'1>1rn . int .-xt
f 1n1 l>h . u ld ltrn
566-0751 F....c ...
••••••••••••••••••••••• '>tnn w y --ESSIAM-.............••........
c rafts ma 11 :.h1p. 2nc CWldC~ .•.•••........•......•• C.1eanups. lawn:.. tn>t• 'i\ r ,
land:.cape, 'pnnklers .
K & 11 FF.NCING haul.tog_ &i_s 2"'16_· --
lla ul1ng Moving Con •••••••••••••••••••••••
net.-& tree removal Custom bri r k ston<' Qulc_k :.cr~~ 7~ block. conrn•te& s tucc·o·
OCC student Sk1ploader. Rd~'ree est ~8 151
c~tm p<11nung. lo ratei.
Free est 3 > r guar
962 14711, 633 98.1'1 a ft 5 INGRA~ PLUMBINCi
Profess ion a l Window
clearung hy Joe Danie ll..
714·548·8853 g«nerallofl Mr Pa tom • ••• ••• • •• • • • • • • • ••••• •
bo Llc'd. 962 8314 Have 10 .> r:. U.1hyi.1ttini.: Woud (e11cell & rc1.1u1 rs, Amencan ~ari1~nt'r. Yoni
fr""' "'St Kelly 640..WOO +-ma int Cleanups T ree dump truc k Grade, Have something lo ~ell" Pa111t1;g & Papenng
Profes.,1onal work
JUnbl Steve ~7 4281
llepa1r~. rt' P•Pil"· wtr
~. ns hr S-45-4232
Want Ads
MoMy to Lo. 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15~~~)_
HOMEOWMHS
O..D A...-... lise your "lqw\y for bills
home add1llons. vaca .oons. etr. Any amount.
l&llY reason. Credit or Job
not ~ary. Compare
our costs. 24 hrs . &
weekends.
14'95567, llt.-7041
*FAST*
FUNDING
UPTOIOO/o
Sign loan doc tomorro"
Ccnatift 4 Days
Broker 714/95.5 0073
Mwl~a. Trwt
0... 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Scltlter Mf9. Co.
All types or reaJ estal~
uwestment.s since 1949.
SpKializillg •
2ftdT~
642-2 171 545-061 I
ht. & Z•d. TRUST
DHDS srn·s: ut. to S500K, 30
yrs, purchase and re f•.
2nd to $SOK . l Sy r s
Owner. Non Owne r No
prepay. fee /le a sehold
All.<> thru 4 &. Condo $S
DOBBS FINANCIAL
SERVJCt:S
lAG-6016 494. 1611 t
Widow has money ror ind
T 0 .'s No credit check, no pnlty ... 'or action <·all
A.gt 673-7311 a nyt1 ml!
2ndTD1S
MoPoifth!
IS year term $10.000 or
rrore No Balloon
Lido Newpon Co
673-7565 24 11 rl'
SJJ.OOo 2nd TO 15'4 . mt
only pymts 3 yrs due
dale w /dl Sl'OUJ>l
638·2010
.. H.C<t-flh/ P'wt 1oall1/ Lott&FcM.d ••••••••••••••••••••••• A•• me•-""' 5100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
* ••
Oive PerU.s
2400 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
You are l.he winner of
two free tickets (SIS
valueJ. lo
THE
LIPID.AM
HoaSESHOW
._ July 11. 8PM
ANAHEIM
Convention Center
ncket.s may be cla1me<I
by calling 642·5678, eX'l
272 * ••
5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
i..t ar POUDd a pet? CaU
Ani mal A ulltance ......,e. 51'1 ·22"13. no ree.
fir Ill ktitl
Clla ..., Plllt -IG-5111
l'\Per Wi ll Uahy~ll
Ken blS 71.37 tnm 646 9239 hauJ Dan 645-8800 Classu~ ads do 1t well an) lime Refs fi.IB 7372 SeU lhmgs fast with Daily
Want Ad Help" 642·5'>78 Pilot Want Ads
&.o.t&Fo..d Sl001Lost&F...c1· 5300 . •.•...•............... ·····•·····•······•···· i"OUNO ~n~ll:.h 'wti.·r
White female & dark found l.rg utark & Tan
hrown r <t bb1t 1\11•" !'Ort
&!Jrh Animal !'lhl'ltcr
644 3656
LOST i-·emall' hlk &.
•>Ide r m.de Gt·rman
~ h e p h C r d V I l' O f
ltrnadwc1 ~ & Orang<'
i\v1· C.:!\f &SS 6170 orangl' pe r~1;in 1·al.
d el'lawed. M 1:...,1ng .1
month Ht•wa rd 1
962 221!1, 995 8JH9 found Lrg male black
dog with white ches t
964-5990 • * ••
Mila~ ...
34280cean Blvd fller1aall1 5350
Corona del Mar ••••••••••••••••••••••• You are the winner of PRE LAW student needs
1-.•o rrce l1ckC'ts CSl5 $25,000. Will do anythmg
value) to Legal. Confidentrnl
THE OVM P 0 Box 3242.
LlptZZAM :-1 B 92663
HORSESHOW
July ll.lll'M
ANAH EIM
Convention ('t•nter
licket.s ma v ht-d a1med
by 1:al1Jng '642 5n7H. ext
272 •••
L o s t . 1-· c; 1• r m .d n
Sh<'pharf1 "M 1sty" 1 ) r.
r ecen t ly spayed.
Reward 494 427~.
LOST (.;AT Mah• orange
~h o rt ha1r w /w h 1l~
muule chest paws l.o~t
llam1ltun/ Thunn/ Da>
St lll'ea CM. Rc-d collar
w /I 0 . Call ti46 9794
eves/ 544·7858 dys S20
REWARD
l$T HEJ> OOUI F. 11,) r
old V1'· Ila rhnr 1!11 h
<;t-:N l<W1' f\JI OiM
1.0S.T Fem <.:11l hl·. <'M
Answers to Qut•t'llll' ·
851 8<>1 1
---•• S PIRIT UAL READINGS
IOam-IOpm. F'ull.) L1c'd
4!rl-7296 or 492 9034 1815
S Camino Real, San.
Clem
M~SAGE
He pamper ed w ith a
P\•rso n a,1 r e lax1n~
ma~sal!t' by 12 of th•• pn•
lt1cst i.:1rl'i m Soulhem
a I 1 for n 1 a J a 1· u z 1 1 .
:.Juna ell• Open lOa m
lam. 7 da.>S a week. Vis
:.1M.C Atlantis llcallh
Spa, 2112 Harbor lilvd.
C.OSta Mesa. 645·3433 Br·
•nR this a d for your
i.peria l gift.
GncrtCo .. •y
ESCdRTS
2-i llrs 6-11 01110
Cash/Che<b
Am bp jMC fVlsa
Peno.al S..-.icH 5160 Hefp W..t.cl 7100 ...................••..••.••.•••.•............
1\re you a business cxe1·
i.:omR on a tnp need1m:
St•Ct ,Y"; 10 J S.,ISl )llU
w 1bus int•ss ;Hra nRl'
flli!nts while trnvehnR
( ·~11l 714 /8W·9908 --------
HIHTll CONTROL CTI<
Tubal s t eri l11at 11)n
b}laparosropy c lia nd
A.rd Sur2er y 1 & va:.ec
to m1 1>s. 17752 Me a c h
lll vd.11.B C7 14 >~ 63.10
FREE
P......-cy
TnffncJ
ABORTION
ADVERTISING SALES
for La gun a ha,e d
ho m r furn1 .,h1n.::
mugaztne t:xp. prl'
frrred. but will lra10
Mat u ri'. s tabl<' •n ·
d1\ 1duab Call 4117 4464
lor appt -----i\fo.T E RNOON A UTO
ROUTE a vail in Dana
Point. ~ +-profit per
rm. Small car req. Must
be over 18 yrs of a ge.
:ea11 Mr .. :msley 9St 7113
41'1. Ml.HAGY AS·
SIST
Couple W1fe 1off1ce.
Husband /ma intenanrt•
200 Unit:-, !Xean.'1de 1-.x
penem't• n-qwrt-d T S L
7100 • •••••••••••••••••••••
IOOlllCHPB Part·l.Jmr through G I,
Prest1 g1ou s New por t
Yacht Club Call Po lly
631-1900.
Rookkee per 'ome t'K
Jienence preferred. mu~t
be willing to learn and
e:acept challenges Good
benefits with rap1tll)
gJ'OWUlg Oil Co PALM
OlL CO. 646-9661 (714 1
ask for Mrs Ruggles
IOOICKl8'BF/C
Fashion Island invest
meal firm E.xceUent op
porlun1ly Ex:per &
nwtunt) r~wred C411
64().0IZJ
7100
C LERK 1 ~11n al(er
0..11>mrllcs. girts. card.-.
".:Xp prd'd. 64-0 7~
<.1erk Typlst . Jack.son &
Perkin:. I.A re<>earch dept
1
11ffire, 1) Pl! 4Swpm. IHM
1'ortect1ng <.de<tn<·. fll
in.I(, rerrJrci:;. phon•·. 6 I
van OW> pr<net1 '> Sma 11
off1 C'e. F 1T L-Ocut1Qn
lrVlne & Sand Canyon
Blvd 5.59"4435 ------
CLHICTYPIST
lnsuran<'e compi.ny near
Orange County ,\1rpon
nt'ed :> RQOd l > p 1q.
c5.5wpm > for i.wnc•ral of
f1ct dut1~ po:oi1t100 I),..
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~~~ ..... ~!~.~I~.~~ ..... ~
GROWTH
r .. irH
PEOPLE
r-THE
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
~ ~ HM foMowincJ
•GeMu .. IAllMpt or
~~
•Low Foe. htcllldH M~nt 642 t i)()~ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-~~-
I d p ho n•· t'" µ e r 1 \• n <' •·
hdpful Salan tu ~25
Goo(1 benef it~ (·,,11
Lauri! k33 MAI
PART TIME EVENINGS
Rccom(' a trained sales counselor
! o \ c· r 2 I > w i th the J i m Long &
,\s!-()(·1atc<> AJ.!<m<'y to superyisc and
1·h .1p1:ronl' lJ,\ll.Y I'll.OT <'a rricr
ho~" and g 1 r b on :1 ont· 011 one• has1s .
1'\l·llll1J.!"I Ii 111 !I Ji ~l W t• nc•(•d
1onn·r rlt•d . 1nn<i\:111v .. pc·r~ons who
"' 1· l1111k1ni! ft1r .1 lut·rall\ e part time
po,1t1on S I hn11r t1, "lt ~1rl Call 642·4321.
nl ~)I) IK•l \H•t.•n 2 anc1 Ii P\1. A<;k for
Lon
l.Gb THh, Co..Mhcj.
S.gtt 'f• MedicatiOfts
CMd Post-Op&°"'
•CIMIHiftCJ & Rrier-
ral
•M•di -Cal &
1....-..uAcc~
•Confidential &
Pft"IONll Can.
lllTH COHTROL
STERILIZA TlOH
For iutfoumtioft or im-
••• appalsclw•t. c.-.:
CAUFORHIA
PIEGHAHCY
COUMSIUHG
SHVICE.IHC.
APCARE
M~WPORT
IEACH
752-0053
SAMTAAM ..
Bank1n1ot
C.0.0-rcial T...,
CnditCheck~
EXPERJF:NCt:;O
Uruted Cal1fom1a Bank
2301 S. Main St.
SanlaAna
558-511J7
E.O E
IAHllHGTB.Ult
Newpon Center office.
Opportunity for a ma lure
person lo team savmgs
llnd loan . Excelleni
benefit.~ Call Doris Crox
on, 644 1461 ror upµom t-
ment
IMPHIALS&L
F.qual Opportunity
Employer M I F' 111
Bankmg
Bus Onver tratnmR (or
!-'all e rnploymt'nt Will
be offered to :.elecu'<i a p
pbra~ Call Capl5lram ..
u nified School 01~t
1Tran s p u rt at1on
49&-121S. ext •272
IUSDRIVERS
For Christian school
Wall tram Apply I~
Brookbursl. FV 962 lJl2
IUSIHESS <>Pf'TY I Nation's larRest non dnnkers com pany has <
openings for shari> 1nd1v
We will Cully train
Woukl lead to own bust
~ or mgmt w r om
pany. Sl.000 + com m
!:f73.16'71
Canvasser; & tt'le phuni> won . Mair or Femal••
t·omm1 ~~1Qn or dr11 11.
avail 1 f-' 'T. 2 I' 'T Lon
t11ct Larry Franro
Tele pho n ic:. Com
mWllCllllOfb . 898--057fi
ConstrUl't tun 1.-bori·r &
Ap1Jrenl1c1• C.iqwnlt·r
" c1 n t e d . M u ~ t h .. \ 1·
truck 631 ·~·
COOICS
Apply bt 10o n \IA ~~
t:tP\1 Charlie·, < h1h
:nil Ht'<lh11l, UldR l, :-.t4•
~.C M
COOKS Expt>r'd pref1:rr('(l. fuJI
or pan ume . SS br 1open
168 0662, The Cljj 1m
Jumper. 25332 !'ft('lnlyre
LuR Hill' <locatt"d in
Wild Wt"'ll Shoppmit Ctr l --
(."(JOit \\'a nlt-d :-.a ute ur
lirollt'r 4!f!i 2271 ;\ k Im
t.IW t•hef
l Ol :'\"TUt,llt-:1.1'
FUii tin>·. P 'I 1 uunt•·r
help & ~an<1-1t·h m;, n
t:J1.l)<•r1ent e ftrt•f\•rrt•d
Gan ·, Ckh 6'75 2193 --
~
DISTRICT MANAGER TRAINEE
f ·, r< 11 I :111on dt.· P<Ht rrwnt h a-; <in
11p1·n 1ng l•l r .1 1r.11n cc 1n t h e
('1 r1·ulat1 on. S<tl1•.., S,·n·ict' and
< 'nllc·t·t1on Arr :1 ~i..'l(•c·tl·c1 appltc:ant
""111 rt'l'l 'I\ t• :r lttx·t«rl .... tarting salar\'. rl'~Ul;J r(y "<·h<.•dull'd r:11 -;es. bonu ...
opportun1t1c'> and many fr tnJh'
henef1L'\ s ut·h as paitf \';1callons. paid ~rnu p in~uranC'C'. life ins urance anrt
· tl<·ntal <·oq•r<lj.!l' '.\t u~ hl' 18. have
}.!oocl rlrl\ 1nl! n·1·orcl !lours _genC'ralh
11 .-\\I t u ~I l')J )lnnrl~y throu g h
I-rid.I\ !-iaturcl.1\' ''' 1 rtlmL' 3\ :i1l~blt>
·'' n1·c1!1·d . ft ~ 011 ;1n· qualtf1NI and
· 1nt 1·r1·-.1Pd 1n lt·;irninl.: ll{'"~papt>r
t 11 1 ul.111011 hU'.'.lnl'S"I. c omf' Ill J>l'rson
tinrl a.,k fnr Don \.\"11l1<1ms or K en
c;ndchml lw·forP JO A M or <1ftr r 2 PM
:\lnnd u' through Frid;,,i_v . ~I German Sh1•pherd.
neutered. fem Gre) t!'lh
rolor Rather s mall
Dana Pt area < .111 da)
li61 fiOM 1• \ e-. 19:1 4054
CAMDY'S
RIHDEZVOUS
For Sweet &r Plusanl
U.con Dial 9~·l!>tll
972-3104
Hcel:anos Espautot
•Lo.S.C.....,*
Our rnarn ornce has an
1mmed1ale opening for
an md1v1dual who IS able
to meet the public and
has t:ood shonhand and
typing slulb Pnur ex
µe r 1~nce 1n loa n
docu mentation pr e ·
rer red If }OU arc 1n
le~led rn an e xe1tml!
career opportunity offer
ing attract ave compensa·
1100 ;ind benefits plea5e
ca U Art Bay 11.ss S40-5300
Ca.shier. AM shift. d•·1><·n COti:"JT .. :R t_-;ir i for di"' DRIVERS
dable. r es pon s 1bl1· 1 cleam•rs .... ~·.r onh SATURD.a.Y & SU .... DAY Thurs lhru Mon. Appl) full ttrnc 968 31\:lJ A .-.
mornings . G ift Shop OBJVY LA Ti MORNINGS IJJist <.:al1ro Man" rem
Pie~<' call
PLAYMATE OUTCALL
SeniuMJ ~Co.
MC & VISA ecuptM
95)-1571
····•·················· John Waynt• Airport To home' m l' ,, ~~ H I)(' I 1 \ (' r n <• I I \' p I I 0 t h u n n I c <; I 0
CASHIER llouseware-J.6A~ ~5 $42!> m•> c arr1t·r ' Ht.•<Jt11rt.•<; ,·;,m or larJ,.!e \l.<Jg on 7075 sales. Apply in pcr..on bonus l>t'pentl11blc• C11r ;md ;1 gno<i cl rl\ 1ng rt.•tord . Phorw
Crown Hardware, l lO'i 546-4481or964 i~lli2 1142 ·4 ~12 1 E~t 2 11 . ;J '\k for Don
..............••.......
LOST I Jr ~t:
~kdPQO T.-rner :'wtal~
Tag:. \11 1<1 !>48 1240
lla)rrest 1•vc·.,
•FOXY LADY•
OUTCALLONLY
lntcnor De sign Student
IF'I seeks PIT employ in
N B C M area 642 900S
E.Cst.Hwy.Cd_M ___ DINTALJC....... W1ll1 :.rm<.,. E ~;J J Opportunit .
~isl.till X l<J \ he rt·q t::mplO)t.'r • 972-1138 * De pendable outgoing
loyal Fem college Sl U·
dent desires permanent
PIT Let 's taJk 963-0384
C~llEIS
UTDTEM
~-834t---t----WEEKEND WORK
Found Small 20" Buy·,
b1ryt.le !'lea~·· 1de11t1fy
&t2 5581
COVER GIRL
• OUTC.ALL * 953-0778 MC IV I SA
SOUTH COAST B"'NK
An Independent Barut
~Sunflower Ave
Costa M~a
f-.<111JI C lpp f:mpl~ r M F
MARKETS
----D.td Assist, H.wport
t::xp. X Ra) 111 I-T
~too thru Fri. K 5 Sa>
OJ>CO 646 24113 __ _ '79 G rad . M t>dtll ,
Northwestern U ( BSJ 1
seeks c reat ive m edia
work, esp rad101mws1c Found LrR mall· black 1----------RRST 1 .._DY Exp m P. R reponmg
For 2nd & 3rd Sh1fL'I
Bartender. M /!". l~wre
Dental Ass istant. cha 1r
side wtth X Ra) ht-en~e rww Seal Bch offt t'e. 1-\111
or P rr 213..aJt 2929 Labratlor Sunduy J une ~ John Hall 64S·3992
23 Warner Ht•1u·h, JI B
734 lJSJ
&cort·~ • Party o-c.n • Lrcensed Nurse. Compa.
immediate ly . ·cifnlno We prom()(e to manage
Me xican Rest a urant. meot & supervision from Dental Ass't Ortho pref
:!>W S l}rooktiurst.HB wrt.h.ln RDA req'd . 4dy wk WANT A CAREER., * 972_ I 345 * ruon. housekeeper days Reasonable expe'r1enced
FOUND· "'emah· dog. 11ld MC &. Vlsa Accepted Cancer /Stroke patie nts
If on e y c 0 I 0 r C: a II l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I References. 661 7241 ·
BEAtrrlCIAN Very nice, Call 1714) 631·94.21 I Nwpl. Bur~2 ~-
congemal shop We need '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'I DESK CLERK full time
3 operators w /foUowm2, A.....Jv tn ""'r500 ool) i\ h
IJ9&.3302 or MG 1338 after
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lnsh Setter. f'
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Cockapoo ln <'Olored M
Pit Bull mix hlktwht M
Dane mix liln t~
Lab/Shep yellow M I.ab
mix yeUow F . Also
parakeet NB Animal
Sheller. 644·3656
HltpW~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Old fashion horse drawn ACCOUNTANT !BOOK·
hay rides . Only 25 KEEPER ,.
minutes from the beach M a ture r e ap 1nd111
area BBQ facilities Can needed tor exclusive ski
accommodate groups up shop UI Nwpl Bch, i.alary
lo ~ (714)6JHD90. &Ilk commen.sur1le w /exper.
for Kns. duties to incl posting to
ESCORTS all jouma.la. G. GL, ftn slatemenl.s oo computer. •953-4471• A /P , eompul e r iied
• AJways open payroll. Ca ll Debbie for
... __ t flt °"1d care for llyr o.irl Ir t'Y'J ..-eiu..,, Pl une or 11ne. " Baba Besl West c r n
Pl II • '· l A'" re I u I a r hrs . V 1 c: ease ca n.uce,. u s Motel. 2 250 Newvort Hair 811.aar. 631·9923 Newland/Heil 848·7932 BJvd.C M
BOOKKf>:EPt:R C 1 v I I En II 1 n t' e r -------,--
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farm has career opening Mm 2 yr up Donald E 7 yrs ex per to bu1 Id for a full charae btlkpr SleYena. Inc &46-8915 custom hardwood d is play. eatabl.lllhed eo. with w/J>r()ven computer ap. Oencal health ·,.a.a, pro(tt shar
till.Ide. Experience thru SICalTilllS Ing, pd vacation. Steady
adjusted lrial balan«" Employment aV11l. in work S alary o pen
aU related bookkeepmg multi surroundings 631-0860
appt.642-834 1btwn10-4
raponslblUlles. Income Competitive pay. In ----------
tu exper. desirable . t«vtew 6 hJre For more Drapery work room, for
ROLLS ROYCE Startinit salary range blfo. call Tod Services lae or sale. compleuly
ESCORTS from $1250 /mo com· 97~ set up for 3 or 4 girl work
El~ mens urale • t exper . room with UU1tm1 ac-
Advert.lainl 83:J.-0851 count.s. Ideal for lead g1r1 24th.. 751-0537 CLASSING N'•lll I "S ADYBTI.. BOOKKEEPl!:R a.EllCAL lo 1et a start. 546-1431 or ~I STAGliPVTPAKTlt-;s ftAtMll For C 0 n s ult Ing Reliat.er today for local ____ MIS __ . _____ _ ••1£1S NUDE•DANCt:fl ""'--Cl tn ...... d ntpneenng Firm tocat· t.empOrary uaipmeot.s. ---------1 ,... •MODEL • 11"" us """ A verus · ed near OC Airport DIUYRS
In.I Id V. Will cater your next par-Int Department or the Out l 11 557 -..~ a -trus -DaJJy PUot hH an Im· ies nclude payro . ._.., Men or women 25 yrs or
Catch -Female -ty I'm 36-24·36. l8yr1. medlite opeoinl on • a /r. 1/p, job ('Oil ac-older. Know the coa1t
CREDrT Pam's pvt. outull. Al\. 1 I h 1 d .. counllnf. contracts, ot.iel. Net $1.80 a week or
A good bou ia someone Spm. 542-0201. Dys : .! .. ~tpbeoa•eb'~~Aeta es... bMldng, investment.a,• r-n.L•n:_ more. Oraa1• Coast
who \Mes a Utt.le more 778.UlU. ._ "' "" ype •P· U \ f1 Yellow Cab, 17300 Ml.
than bis abare of the•----------• prox. 45 wpm. aood p/s plan. Must be setr ,t!~"ts<>NNH ~lfMCU Herrmann. Fountain ..,__ and a UtUe 1-· phooe voice. Salaey plua moUvated. Xlnl working U .,...,... ....., --•--1on .,_, .. ~'ti IL ... _ flt Va ey. <No of Slater
than his sblh'e or the MASSAGESlOWtAD .. _ ... ,_ · .._." baca· '-VOAU ona • .,.,oe •· oorr MVSTJCJll .. .,., .. 0 E D'CUld very beMficlal. Saluy commensurate J12111rdtser..t betwn Newhope • CR~ · ~ t:ac e II e o t com pan)' wttll nperleoce • PC>tn· 6!!!~ ... ~~-~,..!!!!rt~•;;•;;~!!l'~Eut;·~Ud:l~~~==~I .,. __ ,,, ., ... _Jti 61..,,. __ 55M&Sl ___ s._n_ta_An_a __ , IMnent.a Include medical, uaa,
ruuuu: .,.""' e. ""· cor· Wanted: The 6' taU Dan I denbl. credJt wuon etc. Fl"edlrtcll Bl'OW'IJ Aaaoc. DIUVERS Crou COUDtr)'. ~r Wamer/B St. HB. met •l the Mission For Interview please Me-,_ What's YourTtada'.' No aptdal licenee req'd.
Or 0 > Pound 6'4·7301 R.aoch Plano Bar f'rld1y call: MJ.4321, Hl2T7 •·UUJe--la-Bt-,-,-,-C-l_au_ll\ed_ IZ.17 per Day lllacGreaor Yacbt.t, 1131
nJlht. Please call Mary ~c...t ada are r e all" small Tbafs Litt.le to pay rt.ctntJa. C.111 . ..,,..> ...... """" ,.. , for u ad ta lht Dally 1---------1-·01.1od set o f keys c ...... .,, ... v.w.. "people to.,.... .. Hlea 330W. yStreet ca1lla with blt ,...,..Ip PUot s.nl~ Dtnctory Haveaoa.tbla1 '10" want 89"191de Dr. Near Coatt Sincer e lone ly 1fo1le eo.ta 11.. __. w .. _ .. lta1 To......... tW tan •lab1Llah yow to Mil'.' Clueified ads do
male-30 teHS female for Equal ()ppart-.tty - -·-· • ,... .. ~ profHalonal den lily. ll 11 _ c 11 NOW Guard Sl•tloo 6-29 1ff1fr. (2131 H2·2215 EmPlo"ler "IOS ea..lned ad, call For more Information •e a • 561·M21 HwitHAlrbor. todeyeG·M'71. caUN""71. 1_to.9'1' ___ . ______ 1
Saturdcry & Sunday Mominq
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ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
330 Wfft lay St., Costa MHo. Ca.
642-4321
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ESCORTS MODELS GATE Guard wanted
Needed by oc ·s finest F'ull time . Apply In
serY!ce. no exper nee person: Newport Oum.-:.
641-0180 Travel Trailer Park. 1131
Back Bay Dr. NB Experienced y acht -~-
ltalesman. Powe r & sail. General
9 r o k e r a g c o n I y PLUMIBIS tB.PY
flstabllshed firm San Will tnan $200 wk start
Diego. 22S 93M Open 8am-3pm 91115-84\J
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our new h llh com ·
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vanta1ea in joining
Redhill Realty. For tn
rormation call Walt
873-7300
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()peo8am-8pm 986-8413
IMtlYBS SZOO Wla
Will train truck drivers.
0pen8am-8pm 995-8413
Ameriun Guide Ftt
Genenl Office
A well org1nized person
needed for heavy typing
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Important. S900·$950/
month com
memurate/exp.
Four Girl Of nee
Xlnt Benellt.a oc Airport Are
Ff'ederick Bl'OWll Aaaoc.
546-91815
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11peclallat Company
benefits >nclude : di•·
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dental. Ure Insurance,
pension• prolit·wrin1.
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,.,...Ible. arC'ur•l• uoa_ Tit.atl-481. leterior ulin h rm bloel\.., ~~~~~~~!!!!!!!~ bene ts, 1oocl ialary. MO._. SAU ANAHEIM ~ Prfl•r bl• .. PI ,,.cleU1le1 In ~om -~~~111111!!!~1!!!11!~-C PleuecaUorcomebafw UPIUGERAJ'OR,cleaa. ~Refriaent.or Con......_c-e-~. to bandw 11 1auoa euetary •mal dMlp M"'l be-lnterHh1d ¥ppltcanta ~·•y _...,. l.nterview. Pa..., Seal wmtD IOQd. f15. 54M.5lJ Freemr ..,, Le Capeci-~may be elaliDed cm-•dw••· 9ttOllDllH M..tlcal Malpract lu depe ndable • pro ~call ~ -·-,_ r--A.u.t.or .... 1 .,._, __ -~ ... WMlaer•Elecn....er8 by··"'-........ -• b-.t.1 fun lo,;; °"9 61\e dwU Ut.,a. r 11lre1l. Offtl't! near()(' ~ Financial levHtment A~ ~-._.. -_._ ;:., old ll50 u . ;;;..,ut ~• ..._-.-. aL
Ca&l:MIM1!3 uan ~_....to Airport 81lary com t1 l4 > 'ls.2-ll84 Ur m for educators ve, · · 6eu"1Keemorewuher6 Wardrobe 4'xl' $90. 272
~;;;==~==:::! wan m the u,,., area imn1ur1t e w /ab ility EQIW 0 ;.~~t~o::;:i~;· T,,W,....... dryer. Green. Woru Overtlead Store1e DO * * *
• tlN 8 llll ladudea/tt S..ttU___ empJo':.':~~.1> XJnt typlnl. Sb req'd. Acc:uraielowpm;Utebtt· IQOILSl50.7Sl-t015. Walnut Cabinet Siqer For 'Sele, Tiffany's e.OMce .. II IM 80wpm ayp 70 wpm and ' ~ creta.ri J ~..._duties. Call lie_._ 1020 Sewing Mecblne S12.S. Private Club Ure time .... __.... • • ... -• .. t ~.-.... · r a.:.1.-Ol"nc t: MANAOER ec. M • e.per. Y-·7c .. -F--Genleo toc)ls, -Mon· b b • --open.a •lu • '"~· •· ... '"' ., Forllellecutiw' 1wte1 in • rnust. Noa smoker pre-~ -~ ·--n•••••-••••n troee Ave W.tmlnister rp. e m e r 1 P · :-~~-~-~~~-~ l'OCDi.ns. with abWUe. Se nta AfHL s .. e~inai K IC.Sales WrensedJ f d. lnquire (714)840-0123 Typ /Rec p /l 2 or 3 BICYCLE BUILT FOR ~ ~13·434·7769, 43'·7.-6.
&\ pert O ut1landln1 dynamk , out"oan a In Ot!IJu> available! Make ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t d / .. 8 5 T TWO 1100 2ID2I Harbor i-----------1 Cat.hie. control dept. Grt>iU lkn~t 1u. r lnu call " • yuurbest de11I Blue (;h1p :;:; aya weea. . r pe Bl~.'.c.11: MOVING SALE·30"xl0" ---------
bcHfUI .It ·1tiuch op l~1tll.S.a1 ~ dlvldual who enJoys l'ropert1e i. 5S7 4436. --------• 50wpm, phones • filing. desk. ofc chn, antique Yamaha amplifier, model
pol1Mll'I for 11dvancro WOf1Wl& wllh •tor~> UwuieWenveler ••SECRETARJES•• Exp. only. 5'0-4242 Call Foraale: Boys 2ClJI bike. b uffet . sofa a, chr, G31).112 w/ reverb. new,
menL Call Rlh, ~~. 1.1H 1n lady to au lat· pk!. Re11p01Uiblbt1ul!I tn -Admm AsstR~ $18.800 between9-l Good cond. $30. '181--0U7 rec II n er. lo v eaea t. S2SO. Drafting table. P S.
<hast&! P•n·5oq1~1 Attt•n Grandmother r~~'Overina r ludel rnitn~mg & lt!MJJ· RelJ.red C-Ouple to Manage Gen 0fc/fype55Sl0.800 Wa lters •-Wa itresses aft.er5:30pm. Slil-6l?I Exec desk, 80ll30. five
cy V90 HarborBl.C..~ from broken leg Small 111&. typin1. hte book a small l\Spaee Mob1le FullChg TB/RE S18,000 .. drawerw/sUeot.casters
NEVER A fi'l':E &aJ&ry + •free room • keep1n1 . ~ gen office Home Purk in lopan•a of Appointment Only/Free wanted. experienc ed. C-r•& 1070 excellent C(>ndlUoa -
boan1. SJ6..0684 aft. 6pm. dut1e. Call Murs hu, Ch.tlll M'~u (;uuplt! mu.st uz Re1ndersA&enc\ ~ly m ~[5~· ~inny 'f"p 1.t 1030 SJ50 Days 673-'KA. eves
Girl P'r'lday to .ss1)t
lll1tna1~r. Must have
pleasant p eraon a llly ,
ablbty lo eommurucalt!
wrpubltc t::asy JOb. 110
i.aJes wortc or t11mm1rk11
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p I y A A ~t C: 0
Trans m1 s1nn. 1745
Newport Blvd (.' M A~k
fOf'Oan
11 B. 714 9&tml be capable or lig h t 4020 B1.tth,Estab '64 ven, or own, ·--·•••••••••••••••• •DOIEDlATECASH• 673-2712
Office dut1e:., read meters, col· NewportBe.ch.~1.90 HB. Kowa Super 66 2V.x2V. F or Gold. S li ve r . M.atds Wan1ed, The Sea
C:l1 ff Motel. Laauna
Beach. "94~
Malntenanpe man, part
time, re li red. Coat a
Mesa area. set your own
hours Apply at 3020
Redhill Ave, Gateway
Sc1enuhc.
lt!C'l rents etc rn e x· '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~WAITRESS . Walter , SLR with 85mm lens, Platinum. Any kind, Dall Etching f'lS. Reeoir DelYWJ loy cf\aJi!(e for 11 lovely 12x46 E l»Zi!D back• three lem cond.. amOUDl. Da.o1el $115. Mir o Sl95. FUll time. Neat appear· ,........,....,.,,.,...,...,....._....._.,,."'ii busboy. ' xper 'd . P vt. ruters. New, packed ID ~ ~~
log individual w /Valid CUrnished Mobile llome SECRETARY· club. Nights. 760--0221 original box. Honeywell ----
Cali ror n 1 a Dri vers or have your own lute NB devp'mt co. Growth Strobonar model 6SC W e bu y G 0 L D , U ndborg Racquet Club L1ceoae. High Scl\ool model moved 10 the open Waitress wtcar for wicker with cord. used. All for SJ'ERLLNG SILVER & Tennis m e mber s hip.
graduate . Apply in spa<'e Pos111on nviulable 'pot~~~~~llh~~toe's basket lunch service. "25. 759-0060,eves. SILVER S's Will s»ckup $8SO.CaJl7l•-828-Si9ll.
person to: Mr. Fuentes. approx Aug 1. WMl) F'1ne lrvmePersoonel Agenr y 9 30·1.30PM Mon·Fra. 96'..&507 -----------
at Robert Bein. Willia m opportunity tu supple 488 E. 17th. Costa Mesa F..am $125 SISO weekly CGfl 1035 AirCooditioner. Lge. win·
f"°8t" Associates. 1401 ~t )'Our sonal secun Swte2:!4 642 1'170 Must be neat. Persona· ••••••••••••••••••••••• dow \ype. 21,000 BTU 2JO
QuailSt. Newport Beach ty mcome. For info and i,,,..-,...,...,......,......_.,,,.....,_.._,..~ ble & e ne rgetic Call PERSIAN K1ttem. CFA volt, used. 2wks. $360. GUARDS Mamtenance man·helper mtervlew call~·782S ---979·0747 aft IOAM for rept.ered,rhamp lwes. 4!fl.J:Mg
Full" ror aptcomplexin C.M. OfFIC(ClEll RM& BRO SECY/BKPH. part tfull appt 638·9308 1----------1 JoboWa-yn-e T;n~M;.;-part time All Reured orsemi.642-5073. provided for time. R.I'.: Co l 'dM ~ 1040 h. I f are a s . Un ifo rms Ta&HIC~ Sr lady toshareLldohm Sal 67 !DUO WAREHOUS to: CLERK • ....,. bers 1p. singe, e e furnished Age~ 21 or MANAGEMENT I~ w/sa.me Could work out a eg. 5-- --f'll1 me s ummer 1-;xper ••••••••••••••••••••••• RUCK S pray booth negouable 951 1655
over. Retired welcome Loeal executive seeks 'The Daily Pilot has an days 673·4414 SHOE SALES Wanted, necessa ry lioating KEESHOND Pups AXC DeYillbi.s, l yr old. 30' -------
No experience nN· t\pp. qualified individual for im~diete opening. for ------full or part tune Good knowledge helpful. Call Champ sire. M /F Pet " long x l6' bJgb x. 22' wide GoU Clubs, beginners set.
ly Uruversal Proteet1un tugb mcome P/f situa· trainee for full tam~, Runner for parts, Must be Co. be ne fits Future Balboa Marine. 549-9671 s h o w . Pv t p t y Offer Re built Stea m 4 woods. S Jn ve irons
Ser vice . 1226 W Sth · N · permanent position in alert. have valld ColJ f to a t EOE /MFH 213,97 134S a tt6pm I Ele t t c Spauld ing w/bag $70 Street. Sant J Ana In lion. o investment .re· our Claaslfied Depart· dnvers bcen~!l'& gd dnv-mgmt pos1t1ons poss1 r PP . c eaner. c roma t 64S-3J87
terVlew hours ~1 1:i & 14 quirement. For appoint ment. Muat be a ble to mg record. fo'or coru.tru<· ble Apply ID person bet Worltmg Manager. Ory Wanted youo1 German1-tlm __ .oo_2_l.J._n_l _207_o __ ---------
Monlhru ,.'r1 mentcal164S-S82l. I type~ wpm (typing t ion e quip firm in !lam f Cl~am· 3077 S ClearungPlant.Newport short haired po1nter .i---------11118eaut1full y mounted -;;~iiiiiiii~iiiiliiiiiii~--MANAGER. shoe & ap-test. will.administered to Orange lleavyhftin~r<! _B_n_s_to_. _______ Be a c h , E a s t Rluff male Does not have to Fl~ Market Sale, sav SailfLo;h ~')OU See to ciJ>-
HOUSECLEANERS up pare I store. Grow in@ a1J applicants), 10 key quired. F tr. 997 310<! St .al 1on e r y Store 1 n Cleaners, 2S47 East Bluff have pa pers. 213~·7322 mgs up l080"'o oo weldmit precaate 642-llm.
to SS pr hr. Car. 64S.Sl23 independent chain. Mn" I a<!der. handle phones. - -Corona del Mar needs ex Dr.644-0932 aft.er 6pm & C'Utllng eqwp. Rnnders Cn_b_&_M_ ----p--
exp requi re d. Xlnl learn co m pute r ~nd Sailboa t lns t rul'lo r pr'd sa les lady Full ---------C-o-ck_e_r_S_p_:i~1~l -A_K_t &JUindJng whe-cL'i, weld ~uress m auo
benefits. Send resume t< other tteneral rler1cal needed tO Ni>t Bch, 25 ;n· ume . 5 days XJnt work XStOX OPHATOR mg mar hmes. welding ti;c~e~:.: :;•~o~
HOUSS<EEPER Classified AdNo.7ll c/c duties. ()pportunit> for cn.11sngsa1looat.PT 1n· mgrond l::specaally fme fo\JUtuneom ce Job.ll11!h mal~ Burr 1'"H:. rod, ete f'1rst rome, 21 .. b/w~ f'ront door
or rouple for Cathoh<' 0, 1, p 1 t PO Bo 1..,,,,. advancement and ell. cl wknds, 645-7100 •'''t'ntuln 6.75_1010 ~·hoOI graduate Must bt• Champion blood II nt• fo'\~t served !luge sav rectory HB.Call846l.,,,_'f at} io , x _.,, c elle nl ro mp a n y -------.u '" neat and enthus1ast1c llou~ebrolt en Good uigsooeveryUun~Sale bott.leglass t.op36"x79" CostaMesa,Ca.92626 benefits. Sala ry com· Sales _________ 1 Apply in person to Mr w 1ch 1ldren $400 /or eudsJwylrd S3S S56-8842
~~per needed fur MAMAGEMIMT me.ns urate with t'X· DISTRllUTORSHIP: Stoc k & show room t"Uentes at Robert Bein would consider g.1V1ng to OxygenServ1ct>Co FOR SAL E . Baldwin pennanenl r,1 "ork 111 pen ence. f or inter view. Extra cash flow, retin· / 1 1 1 h Wii h a m Fros t & A'> a qu a l 1f1 e d h<1me beautiful beach area con Amb111ous couple , part p&eue call: 642·4321, ext ment Income, profit r.xt~ s~~r:c':.u111Rt1~g soc1att...,.,, 1401 Quail St L73-76.11 2072 Placentia Ave Organ JClras, S600/offer,
do NI.Ce job & vl.nt work time. to help manage zn Newnnrt u~ach Costa Mesa. CA. v as h I c a ca m e r a · ~ f 1 b · Call Bill s haring, fananr1al in G'_.... I & ""' f. -,... ....., d P l II Haugmihesy us549-lll3026ess. ~£_..U::..E CO "'ST l\JUU sa llry u.:ne iL-. to Y• 1045 '"!!!!!!'!!!!!!!~~'!!!!!!!~~ 3Sml/acces $400/ offer 1ng con . ease c-a WR--"W' "" ·dependence ~ EO LJ fl-: L'-p prefer-" but not ~~-1=-----675-6101 M ~ 0 ... C.i.A 'cu ......-~ ....... ••••• • •• • •• ••• •• -..let....... IOIO M_any ~ 962-3789 • on .... 1,o-<oµm. DAILY PILOT distributor looking for essential Apply in ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alaskan Mal.emut.e. f''ree ,. .
HOUSEKEEPER-2 or :i TEACHBS 330W. Bay Slreet a mbitious . cnergC'lit· person 222 Victon a St, ........ 1005 t.o a 1ood bome 2.,..yn ...................... 'Jlire.eC•hl•Sofa
dys W .. A or 4 hrs pe rl Ambitious couple, part Costa Mesa people to bu• Id s ail''> c~ 646-3737 646-81~1 ....................... _. .. """"',,,,_ LUCiCiACiE TACiS ---.oo """7-8393 ...... · r y, t. t h I team. Call Nack , 646·~302 ....... """"""'""'· _, -rel req. CdM Call Dovie ime. o e P manage E qual Oppo rtu nity or646-34S4 11 ~~~~~~!!!!!!~~ -~l!!!!!l~~lllllJll!l!!l!!!ll~-fromyourbusmeucard
6311266 family business. Call Blll Employer · W&5TMINSTER f'ree lo good home Send one cud few each Klng &ize mattress &
· HughesS49-3026 ---------SWre manager . P arklane ABBEY FemaJe shepherd mut 8 laC ph1a ooe spare We TB OX S p RING S , 11
l.nsurance. Full or part PAIAlEGAI. SALESLADY, exper, ~80 Hosiery & Danre wear ANTIQUE MALL ™·Housebroken. loves r eturo permanently !"'aV.L..
time comm erc-ial un. l~M!llan•a•g•e•r-----• Experienced civil htiga. f:'ne~k ~~gs~~rtBe~~:dy store. Mission V1eJo Dady l0-6~ Fri 1o.9 lods. sealed attractive tag • l.'Mlt +l!tt'4~
de · Old lion ; b a ck g r o und · Mall. Must have re\aJI MS-2771 strap. meetin& aJrhne nmter . er person ATHLnlC Supply 263 E mh St d OPENJ y4, 10-6 •c•l••-OK. Co6ta Mesa area. S.H.ttype; acliveoffice. "'~-M· ·· e xp. Be epen·d able nm WestmineterAve. l.D. reqaremeot.s Pre-SHOE STC>aE ~ es;i 495-3134. vm 1cu • theft! For a W..e.d ~l Garden Grove ~03 .,..._,. 10•" 1011
· · Dedicated rwiner needed Paralegal Sel'Vlces Joe. SALESPEOPLE: To sell ---------penm•llsed tag enclo&e
1.nsurance Sales, 1Jce08(.'<I to ~nage n!w lrvlne 714·7~·1334 home security systems. wallptper. fabric or
sales rep, automotive JocaUOn. R~mre strong Prr~· "-.. _.... Full or part ti.me. Bonus SupeOranrvisoge·,..!.._ty manufac ------**I IUY * * "Day mo" PAP8f' ai we . It barkground ID merchan· a,_ ---ee~r ~ia-d ... £ ~ will back " tnm your speaa Y program, very d..ismg, promotion and For more Infor mation ....-;·Income epen..,. on turer h as 1mmed1 ate rtlK• l'AI r Good used ftUDJtu.re & tq:S. Or try two cards
mmpet.ihve. Xtra sales employee motivation. call 675-6892. Corona del ~~ ___ opemng for a mature. ex-..-u ~ Apptiances--OR I will aeJJ ~to back.
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TOP CASH PAID For lased funuture ft ap-
plw>ces, working or DOl
957-3133
l'tST AMT MOMIY persooaneeded.833-04.21 Mar. ~ES pe rienced person to Satu.rday,JulyStb orSELLforYou PRICES =u. -6 HoQrs Only! -MASTBS AUCTIOH IHSUUMC.: Send !etter or resume to PBX ()perator/Recepl. TEMPOIARY !>Upervise our customer 10 to• S2eaor3tSS
Large auto insurance Cl~ss1f1.ed ad lf76, c /o Esper. Laguna Beach. PHSOHHEL ser vice warranty dt>pt ~IO~! 646 1616 & llJ.f625 <1/S t..ag.s S1 60ea
agency has immediate DallyP1lot..POBoxl.S60, SalaryNea. Excltingen· This is an xlnt op J•-•101151 w-.. -n d•sk for sale 6'9tagsSlSOt>J openings for ~ta Mesa.CA92626 terta.inment co mpany P u11eell Tempor aries portumty with a fa:.t _., . """"' .. tOormore S1 .WeJ "'*= w-da.....-Tra:..-.. CaJI Jane714_49<1.6568 seeks 2 additional !>ales urnWJ.ng company offer f'LAYR rtAMOS! w1lh arcessone~ $60 Salt"l Tax Included
N_.. •nnrw-............ MANICURIST Abl to do ----------rep's to pioneer new U:r ~g v secun ty & growth P'tAMO ae>U.S! Call 979-1611 aft Spm NO CAHU ~
O ex P er 1 t' n c <' • .e PHONE OPERATO R ntory m Costa Mesa & Draw your own or send necessary Mu.,t enJOY all phases of marucuri.ng, wanted for s m plumbinR SaddJebark Valle)_ ~ust potential Please ('Ofltart SLOT MA<; ... S! Elegant girl's 6 piece name. addre~. i.ihone &
F(,.-class nngs. Highest
prices pa id Buy ing
gold s il ver Jewelr-Y:--J Jental . e tc Appt!I
Jll)Wh t:'rt' W1 1l1am
Lol urence 9S3·8193 21
hrs
heavy phones & sales great loc: health plan. co. No exper nee. Part· be capable or ol)l'ning Personnel: 540-4811 dCADI M.AC ... S! bedroom set Xlnt l'Und w."IJ make one card per
work . S a l a r y t'l•m T he Ha ar Handle r s time, perfect for stu· new doors & building a SWITCHIO "'RD CASHIMtSTaS! Must Sff S32S/bst ofr tag Add 2S'eacti
WANTF.O ;>o.ew or u~ed
11o1ndow with frame
:K> .. x471 • ·(;all 7Sl.g967 mensur ate with e x 64,2..IM84 denls. 540-2:253 aft. 2PM lasting r appor t with "" CLOCKS! SS&5279 Send rheck or mone) or
penence le ab1hty All .._,., needed cben\S This 1s a people OPERA TOR. WILL Super sale for 6 hours on .,, der tn company benefits. Call Manuf actunng ,,. ....... person · on ented ""S•ll""' with Ltt Velvet sofa & loveseat. mf P'ILOT PRllJ'T'l ... "-
yv "" TRAIN 645-7565 ly. Sntu.rday J uly 5th' Liii: S400bo h """Q Sberallat549-8161 l'EWORAIYWORI PhoneSales lie paperwork. Good • ----· Doors open al 10 am wtut.e. enew t POBoxl.560
Sfil.L idle tlems with a
Dall PlkJt Cla.ssu1ed Ad
1 N T E R 1 0 R for high school students XlntCommiss1on s ala ry & excel. rom TELEPHONE sharp Super sale pnces _sc_1.as_1_1______ C-Osta Mesa.Ca 926216 ____ _
or gr·aduates. With sheet OnJy ooepos1t1on m1s!t10n s t ruc t u r tt + RESEAROtER W1lh savings of ~ to r--------------;,.-_-;.-;.-;.~----_-;;._..-. _______ _,
642-SC>i8
LANDSCAP ES Work metaJ andweldm' ge"pr. C~U10amtonoon benefits. Call Ri ta %,1p· h .. -.. _..~ Wlth live plants f/t o c · .. • Temporary no selling. ~or more on uuu•.,..,. 1 or 2 yrs metal s~x· Curt. 833·""'~1 pone. 714 8S t 905:> for of • · Put .. __ , .. _ maintenance route. exp ,..,,.. "'" appt train 1n 0£f1re, phone items · nuuu..,,r pr. needed Call Cr at r h I Ni cke l In " book. a ll
' -J. Call between 9·1 .... c: ~....,1 ..... ..,... SHOP fu.ll ti~••-•-•-•--.... -11111111---i rom ome. tear pnnt ..-~· .....,..,..., s-IUIU, • ...... d 1 d about n1c ke lodl!oni;, ~ position in s ales for SANDWICH MAKEH in g, eta • o rle nle · Sl2 95. SALE for JU'it M a r i n e I 0 u t b o a r d r ~ 7285, 5.58-8397 INTERIOR Design e r Mechanic. Outdrive ex· penon W/i.ntenor Pant in Health Food Real SJ9S' QRS88-noteplayer
meda youn1. able bodied per . a plus. All-Craft kJlowiedCe. 645-4553 ask Need mature woman for TallpltDM Solic.iton rolls. 13.20. SAi.to: for JU.'lt
............ for errands. Must for Joan f lti~ position. Apply tn $3.75 hr plus booust>S to S2. Super bargain pnces ..--YacbtService.675-9651. 63 F h on Amp1co. Duo·Art. be e xce ll e nt on t he Pl.......,c Mfg. So-e•per person as ion slart No exper necesi. "-• _. ..... ..land NB ll f Welte players . 1nclud..mg phones. ve ry fleit1ble MEDIC~ ·m .., __ ... ·~•-Laguna Is , Nose mg. Ar ross rom gr·and p1 .. .....,, Ci-us or d uties. P a r t t i me .........., .......,..,. ---~-<X.: J\J rport. 2-9pm call ..._, '"" 642-2004 orS48-lSS8 11.AMSCaJIR Miuel.1131-9301. S ec retary T r ade Tami,64l -Olti9 gans ! Slot m achines' ~~vi~o!. N~~a~~~ Pren person-AB Dick magazine publisher ----~~ =~ ';!,usth:e:: INTERJ OR Design sales . Ptr a, Ftr d M be ._311 camera. Xlnt op-needs super reliable or· Flare for decor ating ays. ust ganized hard·worker for ---------wide Ta j Mahal organ
helpful. f tpt. wall tram ~~od~~:fgsap~lcla~ru!!~ ~~Y for exp~!u!!i11Y challenging. 111tereist1ng TILIPHOMI with life-s ize carved 4919-1461 ...._. person . .,..,..,.,., ' Job. No short hand 60';. SOUCrTOllS figures and nearly l
Rapid typing & accurate MkforTom. d your lime will be 111 $4 per hour to start + hghts! Located Just off n.. s pelli ng mandatory. MacArt hur Blvd lS IMYa•uORY s a 1 a r y c 0 m m . QlaalltyControllnspector mamtammg cirrulallon generous bonus, No ex minutes south of Dis COMTIOLCLEllK w/abi.lities. Exp'd. only, OrangeCountymantJfac· list. Wide variety of of per ne<"essary! No sell neyland There h as ~try level position an need apply . Ca 11 : turer is in need of as· face duties. Non-smoker mg! Hrs 3 to 9PM Ask never been another salt>
material control dept. 644-0504, ask for Jill Hen· eemhlY·line Quality Con· prefem.'d. Seek perma· roe Mr. Lee 846-SS04 I 1 k e th 1 s ! W a o t a
Will be responsible ror derson trol Cler k w /std f · nentperson.714·549·8393 ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ fascan.all.ng oldlime sell·
order I n g P 8 rt s · lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml motivalioo~ This ls an TOPLESS MODELS p{aying musical instru
establishin g li mils • Medical xln\. opportunity in a WANT ACTION? S7S DAY PAID DAJ LY ment or a slot mactune
majalalning adequate in· rast·&rowlng company CIAS!ifed Ads 642·5678 826-2583 orolher mechanical anti· wmory levels. Ability to SJAfflll If 1 It •. ooexp. nee. que? Be here at 10 am Wor .. with f1'gures a o er DC secur Y • M Ch • growth samlial. w sharp! aster arae must. Call for •PJ>l· btwn . ages ·~""" and V1aa arcepc.ed. ~~':11lo~~;e6R;1~y: ctMlmlAT•I =,.c:,T:~~o! I NEED IT! A•llCM SJ'RATOFLEX. 17671 ~11SJ Pelammel: n4--540-4llt.
Armltl'olll Ave. Irvine. ~II••-~ST llfJEBln-...
E.O.E. .. A kendavis Ind. One d lbe neUoa's lead· nPIST
C.O. ::.J:0= 0~ Nut, dependable, CAl.lfll$
nel is openinl • new metmepenoatoworltin JlDllf'ltcbStl'eet LAl»tHY
SWRYISOlt
Excellent career poten·
ti.al opportllllity for reli•·
bl• peraoo wltb a
toowledge of lau.ndry
macbinea, aupeniaory
*illl, Ir bi·linpaa.l abltity.
prefened. Enjoy out-
1tandln1 company
b...rlls, iDcludiDI • free
mul per ahift. Appl1 to-cla1 Uana Tbun., IAM to
Noma. Penomlel
MABIOTT HOrB.
•Mewport Ctt. Dr.
"9wpalt 8Hcb --Opp Em.Plfr. M IF
omee in ' ·--· Hilla, bulJ, dl...afied olc. nr. ....._,CA. 927 I 4 --OC ~ Salary nes. and wltb It come• an Calf Lauri Dance, Tell714'7M-1777
openins for a Stafflnc ... TNI -------Coordinat« where you'll --------· be pladn& ounes lo area IUX:t!PtiOIO.ST 2PM to IO I 0
botplt••a. tPM Wed. tbru Sun.
'lbispoattioarequlnaan Yecbt Club. Type,
enerptic individual wbo ,.... M br. Call Ad·
.. orPnized and....... Sita' 154 at eo.aoo. 3' a eood pbone pen a•· _ln_ . ..;...per_da ___ y. ___ _
ty.AbedW'ouDdlD..._ ~ST
ar a medlcelly Nlaled for lovelJ •HJ buay
field .. belplUl. ...... """' Bell o8lce. ,,....
cellfol'uappoW-llll.. oll~udabW·
714-147.0JI I r.:-o beadle beavy
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Busy executives ore lost
without their right arm.
Fiii the need today and work
great temporary Jobs.
Top PO¥ No Feel
~ Receptionists• Bookkeepers
• Secretaries • Typists
714/978-0505
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One Cly~ Wiit. C>fang9. ~ 92..e
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like DU 9'50.
144-5511
WANTED-5omeone.&0 put
in a delroal unit or
poalbly a timer lo a
"-'· bl acbup for
a FRU freaer ta ICJOd
wartiq order ......
aft IP1I if 10U .w do tt..
Oeaeral l:Jectrtc elec.
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SICARI coldapot NM .. u ca. ft. Copper color.
Seperate ffffaer. 115.
Da11 ITl· 1110, evH
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FIND YOUR NAME
WIN TICKETS WORTH $15
;,THE WORLD FAMOUS''
WHITE STALLIONS of VIENNA
111eROYAL
LIPIZZAN
STALLIONS
ANAllE l'.\I CONVENTION CENTER
July 11 ••• X p.m .
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IT'S EASY! Look ror your name and add ress in today's
classlfled sectk>n. If you find ii, call 642·5678 Ext. 272 and
we will arrange ror you to pick up your tickets at the
nearest office of tht" DAILY PILOT
You can be a .. ..,
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WINNER < =~ Jast by lelld.lng us your name and
address and by watching for your
name in the clas1lfled ads of the
Dally Pilot. .. Win tickets to the circus. aree ,musement ! .:1 auracUoos or ~rfirtJ2 events. Just Ill out this coupoa and ma . t ay to the: I ..
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I a CIUllned Dep1rtmeat. Dilly PUot I • .. as8~ 33t w. Bay Street. Costa Meu. CA nae I z ..
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646-4121
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8UIMESE
llTIEHS •
7 weeks old w1lh p:apers
$1.50/lutleo. Call
546-2619
Macaw green wing ,
young , a fft!l'llonatt!,
hand lamed $1500 wilh
I a r,g e c a ge Cu I I
1-499-3019 or 960-3147 ---
~ SHERRY'S P ET CARE
Boarding & ~roomrul(
w1lh love. free pkup.
Poodle Pups & Persian
KlUens for sale. Tea Cup
s tuds, 25 y r s e xp.
546-2848
SHERRY'S Pf::TCARE
Boarding & grooming
w1lh love, free pkup.
Poodle Pups & Pt!rs1an
Kittens ror sale Tt!a Cup
o;luds. 25 yr:. e xp.
~~.
Maeaw . Blue ~ Gold.
$12!>0" Tame w tlarQt!
eage 645 2963
Golden H.elnt.'ver. male
AKl'
G4ti 4715
2 Pa rakeets with largr·
,·age and ll<'CCS::.(lnes
642 9005
Old Englri.h !,hN'pdog
pupplt!'.'>. AK<". :i mule,,
born 3 14 t .ill 551 1791
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1pe r,_IUltiroo eclWlinl I 'Balle ni..., your car ta e.ctra clean, lMOJam...._. '1411w..t •-•· LaUat... NEWPOR'ra&ACH
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._, ... • --1ntet1an"" ..... ..-_ f"" , .. _ "h of Ju mif. alloys. Belol olf•. a___.._._ t ll 'It p tb k '°Ill, compl. relllor'ed to .,_... ·-..__ ""·--le -· nmairea ·a a s ac • a u to, ort1. wht w /red Int, HOW! l Seal Sf'n-IC'tle I)' t'od due w l"llD IJ(fK ''•mah• 6:50 SIM'C . . M0-1728. oris. aooo Mun H ll am/fm, f'\IDI good, looU flHOTta . •11 ,500
m 1117 ttlla.UOO Ad11et1h1N.-tt 6 ~ml. lllul rood. S.llOO '78 m , mJnt cood, narf. 4-lpm. 4i7·2llAI. JOOd. SHOO best offer. 85'1·1.m
tun t n u ll for 4ht • S\.12 "' la~ c.-., au-. am/hn laPf. Muat ._ 9744 ~um. ---------IOATWOB
..,..._ rel\ir~. ••
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tlllt• 714 631 )l H •U MlilarHe..s. S.~ m5HarborBlvd. sell pp ll500 75217u . OJn.tetW. ·eo. Sll.300 or
2U 338 5!12'7 .... /S 160 COSTA MESA . . ' . • ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 VW. Conve rt. One best offer. Auto, L48,
... ... DHIU. ~ llGB convert. Low owner. Good COftd. New lo1ded , lo mf, broW"D ...... W 90•o ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979-2503 mileqe, recenUy pain· top. am/fm. $2700. Call •/beite Int . after &pm. ·;:;::;.:,~:~;~;;;:~;:;, .. ~9c71'~!ao"·w WllUY '80 3211 ~ez ~~et'::!: ~ _n_ ... _531_·9208 __ . ___ _
h u 11 . a l 1 v 1 u N 8 . · "'MODEL C CLEAN CA.IS P.P. $3000. ~3029. '17 VW Camper. All reblt. NEW '79, 2200 ml .. silver. --r;-.;-:-'t0JO ~~l~lful 14000 s~Pi 6 t.o 8 on G11ucho AMDTIUCIS •mo's .p.o.e.I. °"' '74• ~~· 642·334S, or bit. teat.her. Auto, most
···--···••••••••••••• bt:d1, fully :.ear <'On Sulyoo(. alloY11, etc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()lltloas. $11,SOO. 637-W'J tlllmod, roof air cond . Su.nrf. $143/mo plus .........._ •772 aft6PM 4' wknds. UwyY m Vt racll\1 ena. •· A)ejuflla '77. 5 baa• ol
N1aon coohn• Best ol »111, 20 ll n $81',SOO FM .,. 000 .L...... 'fll()pel Wagon, 4 t yl-1900, _...., Y. 1ener11 lor, AM / tu. -· ...,.. .. Jtlmcoodin/out.am/fm
(tlf•l Ga:I ltOAT OF Tiit: MON1'H
--SP~JAL OUR DOCKS• IMh.r...r '"° Nw pl Yuht Ex <'h •••·~;;;·~~~··•• IJ'TS.UIOO
Twin J.30''· llO hours. 42· W~'TSAIL. •75
io.dfd Pn ply Be11l Of Priced '35,000 'undt-r rn-1 Call 546.-1.2IOO (Moo mkt Tot it I cu."tom1zed
Fri da)'SI, 731 8218 for worldcr~mg.80AT
(evmmp & weehodsJ O F T 11 E M () N T JI
Ask for Jerry Sp E (;I A l. 0 \J R
4.J' Gran Manntir fully
eqwpped. buul1fully
maanla1oed . re ady to
D OCKS !! Sl 13,!iOO
Ne wport Yat'hl ~)l
munge (714 ) 67s. utoo
1l .. reo e uuelte. (' B &JC CH') ~. zx radials. New rlldio & only 33.200 nnles .,...._. 113.500 Pl\'a:se call for carb Iii s tarter. 25mpg,
ahow1~ IJy 1tpVQ11Hrnrol anyume 96(H)848_
uo J uly 14, I!> or 16 Call --=---------1C.-. 9715 ·ee Opel Kadett. reblt eng, (7, 52 713s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 415 -WANTED! "74 C.pn 2 8 eng. gd rood, (POd cond 1750· 497·
•Wt; RF.NT• Late model Toyolas aod gd MPC, air. All /FM. eves
•Your Motor llorrw• v 0 Iv 0 s . c a I I u s s ter eo, 4 s pd, Sl 795 ,....... 9747
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m t-H17:! fullrc•f11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnl. co nd. $17,750 1>111 ':.KV l<enlnb 640-6087 or Iv m s g . ~ti ""46 TOYOTA-VOLVO 566-2800 Alexander .
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VotVO
SALIS. SBYICE
AMDLIAS ...
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPERTS
LUUIKE
YOLYO
1966 Harp Blvd
COS'J'lK M ESA
.... 9303 54~9467
crwse or hve aboard 37• TcrymMI Slap may be available. 1
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RENT l\10TOk HOM 1': sz.o wk + & mrl\'. Sl'lf
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••••••••••••••••••••••• IDileage. $1000 Lve msg
ble tB0.000. J ack Curley TEQUILA SUN RIS t'. f"'ail9n.UtiNty 9110
534-1505 e venin gs & HOBIE 16 1!179 nnstol ••••••••••••••••••••••
weeke nds, 64 2-4321 rood. Tnuler, evr, su1 l 1!)})1\tocJ1•112'<'11r.-0Trlr
weekdays box. el(trus. Must sell i .111 J ,. m w h I . 1• I 1• <'
18' DU FFIE LD ELEC-$2:500/betofr. 675 6263 brnki·~ l'roh'si.1onally
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PORSCHES
1910~
505 DtlSB.S
HEU MOW!!!
WANTED IEACH IMr<>RTS
646-:1116
'68 145 Wagon, perfect
rood, 26mpg 4 spd, on g
owner. pampered t'ar . a ll
serv records Best oHt!r.
mu.st M' U 548 · 2.597 Allow us lhe opportunit y 848 Dove Street
lo consider l ht' purchal>t! ·77 280Z 2+ 2, 4·spd, elec. NEWPORT Bt:ACH 1 VOLVO Wagon. runs
or lrade·m of your dean sruf. AM I F'M cass . J\/C. 752-0900 good, some body work
Pon>che. Che<'k wrth Us _~ __ ml_._S8.500 __ ._66_1_·_7"1_4_4 S1.SOO Don 548·4288 or
Today• '71 504, AM /F'M stereo 55'7-9'212. l:;;i--tiii:---=--:;;:;:'5;-;-. '7fi 280Z. x Int t'ond, t'ass. snrf. 20+ mpg.•-------
c.,.-Hll •••••••••••••••••••••••
i'2 XR7, clean, blk w /blk
lll1. AM /FM 8 tn, AC.
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'67 XR-7·289·2BDL. nev.
pamt. gd runner. Sl.550
Days: 846-7019.
l)oclp 9'35 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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25452 Calle J ardm
San Juan Capo.
You are the winner ol
two free ticke ts ($1!
value>. lo
THE
LIPID.AM
HOllSESHOW
J uly ll,8PM
ANAHEIM
Convention Center
Tickets may be daimed
by calling 642·5678, eitt
Z72 ••• 28' u m uts SPRTFSH
'7 0 , bri sto l , teak
cot' It pit /oak p a rquet
cabtn sole, sin~le dsl, 700
mi range, below mkt al
$25,000. Nwpt Yat'hl Ex
change 1714) 675-1800
-ELECTRIC SER.VICE DEPT.
Open s Ua)s A W~k
Mon.-F'r1. 7 »5 :lO
Saturda)S 8 00.5.00
·_ f11}11~ AM F'M 8 lrk, c ustom good cond, besl orrer ·oo Volvo ~. runs good, ;,(.(.. ~ -..-r:Jt int, $4900 ~ over s:;oo 642·S619 liOO. ·71 ()Qdgt Challenger
--"o • -661-8715 Good Cond. SllOO or besl
17' Classic 164) llObp 1.0
Fbrg ls. Canopy. S ki
equipml. T rlr. Xlnt.
$2,900. 64().9590
33' Chns Craft, gd cood.
Mu s t se l l due l o
foreclosure $3200
645-7673
BAY BOATS
Oll/tM!MylK. ~ stt & l est drive the
oew Edison t:lectr•<-
packet. Surrey top mod.el
4c a new hardtop version
w '"''Uldows & sunroof.
NEW
BOAT PRICES
ST ART AT $9500
(Ask about * * * optional BMW dsl I
llMJ"id C«WTy 7 t 7 Udo Pri Orin
11044 Coral Aloe Henealh
Fountain Valley l.JdoSh.1pyard crane
You urc th£• winner of ~~~~~~~~~!! two free l1ckeb ( $15 -:
value), lo . 14' HOllE
THIE Gd rond. S750 ur b<it ofr
Llftl?.ZAN "7J.7928or67J 9WI
Attos C ltrys.-Ptv.
2929 liarbor Siva .
Costa Mesa
546-1934
SSAYESAVIE S
WITH USED ft ARTS
lml)orted C'ar part~
IMPORT
AUTO SUPPLY
101 N. Manchest\'r
At1ah\• 1 m 7 7 6 ~.XI< l
\'W bumpers. S20 carh.
~t of 4 mag nms. S50
Mustang wmd-;h1cld, n --
ar, SJ5 2 I" .. trn-s i.:tl
tread s. $20 c<Hh
847 l.349
13631 Harbof lllvd C".af'den Gt~ ... 6.)1 nl3
Top Dlllar . hid
'712'-0Z. xlnt mecb & ml . ~~D d ies., 4K ma, -olCer 673 1096
needs little body work e\•e ry o ption. mint . "75\'olvo.242GL mdl,£'ng ---------
S.t'nfice S3300. Conside r 640-9738 after W M & mt xlnt t'ood $2800. Fwd 9940
good tra n s p or tation .....:............._ 9750 Jeff.661·7351 •••••••••••••••••••••••
trade SS7 l300dyi. r~ '67 Ford. Very dependabl<
Must sell '79 Dal.sun 210.
lo m a. a m /frn c ius
stereo Call 673-4743
'78 280Z, bronu. auto, arr,
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'76'°RSCHE
tl2E
5spd .w1a1r Only 47 .000
1'11 1910PRYI
trans. new ures. battery
alternator & brb. S500
84'7-1..349 . ------
'78 LTD L..aodau. Loaded
~For Your Car '
JOHNSOH & SOM
U..Collt-Mwc.-y
2626 Ha.rborBlvd am lfm s te reo. m ags, IOI Mc.LAR&e IHC.
850N Beat'h Bl vd
<5M1 No. of SA f'w~ 1
9901
MOTHIHGOYH
$4995
'S I OU Z W $2950
Whls1Dlr 645 2963 Cosla Mesa Ma-5630 pampered 26K mr $8000
We ftcry
OYER .... lo.
For Your Good
VW. Porsche or /\ udt
CHtOC IYERSON
VW PORSCllt: J\UUl
445 E Coast lflway
-firm. 831 1)275
'i2 1.200 D a ts un , xl.n l <'<>n
dallon. Sl200'or best oHer
631 319!1
·75 Uatsun B 210 Oni.:rnal
owner Good cond
43,000mr $2300 631 0917
9725
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L.a Habr11 522 533.J
Por '76 911S, Sspd. mag~.
~ler cass. soxr slvr. 1m
m ac $1 3 ,950 I' f'
640-1948 "'es. wkend.'
'71 914 . xlnt cond afttr J
lJKon~ m1
i 14-346-7435
MAIHS
AUTOCENTY
1425 Baker Slreel COSTA~ESA
540-9202
9905
·········~············ ·;3 /\~H' Spor tabout
'78 f'1esta Sport Must
~II. baby coming. Luu
new, many extras, lo ma
494.7917. ---
'71 Galax1e. A /C. P /S
P B. good tires $1200.
:;s7.7544 ----
HOttSE SHOW SABOT. wed 6 t1mcs, $500 ~nt ,\\'1ar) rt'dwood in J uly 11• SPM cash. Sa ve $250 C..:all c1oor with lr.:ht S75 ANAHEIM
I Ihm:. mrn1 truC'k Hr:i nd
new tm.• $100 for all
~3611
at H•n·~sde On v~ Nt'wport &.ach 673-0900 ----'b79124 '>pd.spbtpc.-:ii.:rn, .s~.uoom 1 Xl n t ro11d
S5650 :"io rw.t S 1ert!O c c1 '' ~t1<·k .
·~ LTD Stat W~n. ROO«
cond1t1on. powe rful eng
mi 6-W llj.15
M1H cay 9t SC
Convention Center ~-4807.497 5402 ... ~ ...__ S• ... ~ '-wh-' Lananes : M ale~ $25, ~------~'""
----___ 2_13_592 :!110 rad1ah. $Ul!i5 OHO . ......................•
Females $1S.s.s.2-60tl Tickets. may be claimed 26' Woode n Sailboat, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.,....,..._. __ -'-------i to' calliac 6'2-5678. ext. many sails full cover IMPORTANT Alf9 R~o 9705
7wkok1Male BeagJePup-Z72 .. * * SUW.~i7 RENAOTDEJCRES~<!,D
1970 Flat 850 Sport. Good
<'ond 33 22 ac·l. mpg
Uodl'r 361.< orig New
hardtop. br akes. t 1 rt:s.
AM l f'M ca••· s t•reo.
$2,000. 714·644 1742 eves
'72 9llT Targ.11 , nced s 1_s.soi_7_ws ________ 1
pa1n l . alto~'>. 5 :.pd, ck 9910
ORANGE COt;NTY 'S
NEWEST
LlNCOLN-M ERCURY
UEALERSHIP
f l
pies. A.KC-Champ hoes. .. ''" RHA1. S125548-5761 1..5' Laser. good cond, ADVERTISERS 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7450 213-592-2110 ••••••••••••••••••••••
--'7S Sports Rl'~al, runs '79928. slvr blk tlhr 5 spd. good. clean. Sl<tSO By RAYFUDHOE
UN<.'OL"J MERCURY
16 l8 Auto Ceoler Dr
SOf'w) ·Lake Foresl ex 11
IRVINE
11~7000
----------1·79 Glastron 21· V-216 759-5571days. The pri<'e or rtems Q.E.ARAHCE!!!
"'-os & Organs 1090 SportllSher, 200 HP out b7S-9822evel>. ad,ert1sed b) vehll'h: /\II '79 /\Ha Romeo" lo nu. loaded. !'ttusl s1·U owner 211111 Bw.h.ird Sl.
••••••••••••••••••••••• hoard Loaded W/l(tras. dealers 1n tht· Veh1< 11· ~VSTt;o NOW' VISITYOUI
ORANGE COAST
.m.ike o r r !193 22fi!I HB ~l
~1485 co n s o I l' ~ l' h n 1 n It Must see Boal al dealer JO' U'day. marn, Jib, C'lai..,1frcd a dHrt"in.: BEACH IMrQRTS
fl'lahogany. S900;or l>ei.1 Call F'rt!d: 894-055.5. 01b . trlr S350 rnlumns does nOt Lncludt· 848 Dove Strcl'l · Gorgeous red 91 IS , .. i'8 Esl Wni am fm. t'b.
c.ass. xlnl cond. 'M mt ss.200 6+4 6006 ofrer 5459557.760-tl.'>80 t:ves 6757477 ciny applicable tJxes. NEWPORTBl-:ACH ----1979 Si>aray 197. 19', ---license. t ra nsrer recs. 752-0900 HONDA
HEAD9UAITHS
~Lt>re<> casselle, 29.000
nu. sun roof, .11r, $17.UOO
~1682 SpM1inq Goods 8094 Chev /OM<: 22.Shp V 8. CB Rand.it 17 ' Sloop, i.lps 2 finance charges. fees for __ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• G ch port VHF, t ape lights. Oli. lrlr, + all air pollution <'Onlrol de· '76 Alfa Spyder ronv. gd
l1sed drvsng t.>qwpmenl, deck, cover. full cur xtras. Like new $2550 v1t'c cert1f1cal1ons or tic cond $4500 bs t orrer .
":7 Bu i c k L cSabrt>
~oonroof. full power.
•Int cond 556 2620, or
1910 MBCutlY
M.U9Uf S WAfiON
9 Pus. Automatic trans.
a.rr cond., pwr. steenng
WUldows • seats. crwse
till, st.ett<> & less than SO
nules' < 6856).
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Calypso regulator gage lams, tandem whl trlr. lo 1 -8 7 l -6 5 4 6 1· v es , aler document ary prt· 497 5216, 646 6118.
eonsole. alumlnum lank. hrs Make offer. t-l'ed or 1·52'H~2S. dys 770-0324 parallon t'harl(es unless
TODAY!!!
UMIVEISITY
SALES & S ERVICt:
77 9US. wht on blk. sun
roof, air leather . SC Al
lo)s "1P 7':., A M F M
c ass, P :W , load ed
S16,900 0 80 ~USl sell
t.tus w~nd ' 645 IJ 171
;<..: '100. aft_6....;p;...m ___ _
~~ ~P 751_ IS967 _ Hob. SSl-0082 eves only ----otherwise c,pe('1f1cd by ..-t 9707
I flipper Sailboat. ideal ror t.he advertiser ••••••••••••••••••••••• OLDSMOllU
HOHDA
~MCTaUCKS
2850 Harbor Blvd
COSTA M ESA
540.9640
6S Wildcat a <' p/s p1b
engine runs ext'ellt-nt
fllg.IJ)e gone th ru S3.50 Qcean-Al baenrc po es, ~· Searay two 470's, all <.'hlldren & beginne rs, '75 2-dr Fox 4-sdpd. A /C.
'116·S11·Sl8 & $20. like exlras, 80 hrs. very x lnt cond Be~t offer A1111th,.u/ stereo. nu eng. pa1ol el<' $1481
~!' S48 ~ clean, r1nanc1og avatJ. takes st 675-1997 Clciswcs 9520 731-4763
.-u Rodi... 640-!1738 aft s. -----•••••••• • ••• ••• • • •• • ••• ----------1971 Porsche 91 lT. itlra
s harp , mags, 5 s pd .
SJS.911~6 ______ _ THEODORE
9'15 ROBINS ' "'· er. -----20· Sloop, sips 2. full keel, '56 1-'ord ',ton c;lass1c Gd IMW 9712 .. ~.~;~~ .... !~!.~ 36' lsland G)'psy Trwlr. mabog over oak, ~ood rood. Sl900 ·~a··=··l·::(···,·~·····=-···=··I· $181)) 0 80 . 71'1-83:>-4225 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORD
BeauufuJ KC/\ 2s · color '78, lwn dsl. r~dar, auto cond. Must sell $2,000 661 8000
1V 2 'r wml) free de pr lot, gen, J\C. 3 staLe SS2·74Z7 ~Ford Woodie, r<.-stored. lllill .... llillllllllllllll
ufl 6 or 714-i54-4760, 1.971 Cad Coupe DeV1lle '77 WAGON. xlnt cond l.aune f\sJJ power, 2 owner car
AM WM c_:~ 28,000 m s -------has bad Ow best of <'&re
_!l_:.500 ~ _ '74 !114 2 O Appearaot"e $1.500 CK wtJJ trade for a a
1060 HARBOR BLVD
COSTAMl \A 642 ·001
_bv~I') ~$12A 646 .171:16 _ ~·p~e~ akce~!· rx·~: 14' HOBIE Cal, f111e u md. $13.CKX> ALSO '2!1 Model
I. I "" d 4 d $' ST • lllOAOWAY 'TT CVCC. s unmof Is A/C. group, l ape. Rest over pickupu-:;~P. ••te«J H5l Selecl YAMAHA demo 67:>-1800 inc s. tra1 er $1.lvv A town ~e an, r . xlnl t'on d . $4,40 0 . ~.Cal~67_5-_7903 ____ 1 _________ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• amps. tuneri., casselte , U 644--0677 restored . SI 0,000 SA>ITA AHA
decks al greatly redU<'cd 36 nsflale ah t'abm. lwn LASER 1977 Oran"" & 675-6161 835·3171
I M t..1lrys 330 HP Onan gen ,,.. '"l uu 1 .. •n 0A1v1 .. o .... c, .. 1Nl pnees Al anlac usac ' · White . xlnl <:Ond1lron '41 Ford Delux t=ouve 646-~ 65KW, lo hrs. S49.SOO ..,50 833_2346 N...,.,,_ r"'ston n •· Make •USED IMW1•
~ Waltoyc.e 9756 • 1979 Sev1Ue DIESEL.
••••••••••••••••••••••• white w /leather. am mac
9730 "1 DlALER IN U.S.A. Never smoked in. Snrl ..
'64Yi Mustang Coupe, xln
cood. 2160V8, R200 /besl
olr. 839-0428
Nwpt Yac h t Ex t'h .,. "~ " " i330CS t (n.c.""'l ""' d h bo 675-1800 oHer 645 5913 <'Pf:, mU> v.>..R • • • • ra io. P 000 <'Om llobie 14' trailer i.a1lbox 14 2002Ti1 S/R <0332> '67 J agu a r XKE 4 2.
hardtop, wire whls. xlnl
cond. $5200 6« 7681.
ROY CARVER
ROLLS·ROYCC
22mpg. Sl3 .900 /o fr.
714-493-2433. 661 1610
'67 289 eng. New intenor
nl'W pamt. Rbll trans
Ne w front e nd . Mu:.
sac rrhce . $900. Run:
lllnt. 847 1349
Blktwhl, also 2.5" <:olor ---- --' · · . 11 • · 6 MODIH T 'T1 320l"8p, arr <294SXE) 1V Elec <'lothes dryer & Ready for t he ~ason-many extras, e.ue enl 192 ~ ,11 S30lA rnml (1()()8)
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washing ma ch 751 l<r7S Century &y Boal. seats cond1t1on Sl25010BO, Full St~I Body ''17630csi (456SXG)
__ __ _ 6, n11tural wood rinssh.. musl sell. 661 2877 Com1Jlelcl> ttel}Wlt ,78320i 4 sp. air C422SI
IMh & M.i1te S2800 675-!H37 <J..t-./ lntoSlreet Hoo S:W,000 .78 ........ A. air (6095 ) '73 Karman Glua conv'l
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Cadillac. '78 Seville, lllnl
rond. peWlt-r w 1lealher
mt. loadt'd. SB.450 dys
IBJ.3231, eves & wk end.s .
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Eqlmpi19.t -------'"""r-Pvt Pa rty 1i4S S9lJ .-.. Ute blue E11ceptiooally ClOM'O iUNOAY\ 1133-7649. Best offer over $3000
Call bet UPM 759-9805 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 15' BOSTON WHALER Docks 9070 ~~!C:~ :=~ clean z nt'w taros . RR 'M BeftUey. LllD A 9917
CieMrd 90 I 0 40 hp Mere. wtl.S hrs, ...................... ~.Race, .79528iA S /R (~l5> Di vorce ro rces sale . beautiful car! Compatt ....................... '86 Mustug convertible
·-·••••••••••••••••••• stereo, llr. covers, Tom SUPS AVAILABLE ... 9540 '79S28i loaded (Q2S6) Absolutely mual se ll. w /othe r s . Sac n f I ct '70C.maro Z-28. 19.000 ml 21!19, auto, fact air, nic•
Wanted to buv 8" Oinghy 645-0222 Sall boats only Delaney's ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• 5 .a. Sacrifice: $S600. s.48-6171 Ste.000. X W 1700. P P . o r 1 « . m u s l s e I I . $d85. ~1. '3Hl373 ' Restaura nt area. up to '78 ... _,. •-t ho-charged Cao..cl•AJ1
orssmilartypeUfe boat.29• SKIPJACK , fully ZT'.Reslroom,sbower,& 400T~7~s~uperc lean-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii or631·779t 846-7414 71+631·~.955-2991. ct' lal1 9955 ~Uc.!l (~l:)~;~~able equip, twm Volvo eng, i c e ma c h i n e in c l Show496--0748. IOIMcLAIB4•1 ~ 9711 s-. t760 eamiro. '79, must sell .•••••••••••••••••••••••
....:;_ _________ , x1nt cond. Only 128 hrs 673-8800. u k for Dave ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• f\a11y '°8ded w /elec sruf '79 Cutlass Brougham
f1nd wha\ you want in new $25,000. S7S.783S. •-.-p-a_v_a_H_,_N_w_pt_ls-le-.-s-i-de-•~.~~-~~ ••• !!.~~ & 1•10 SAAi It vtayl top. Lo mi. Xlnt PR 1 VAT E p ART..,
Dall.y PilotClassilieds. ClassifiedAds tie.am Bay Cruiser. hke tua90t cOlld. SCOOO. 640-1231, REBATE, l'llrwryoult ____ '79 Ferd Bronco Ranier. 6"-1QIO. · t~e over lie. lwt op ~~-------...i..--_....;,;,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::; Boston Whale r . 18' max, Xlnl. cood. •.ooo c au llADT f1oa ucma. T-top, landau. FM
$25. & use 675·2834 Joy. a: 30-5pm. 640-9072. _,, N. Bea"h-Blvd. ~ .,..T .u..w! a.. u •• 9920 'CUI, pwr windows, drs 4 !· ..
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Pilot <Xfnumber wilf appear in your od .
. . we will toke your messages ... you
coll in at your convenience to get the
responses to your od . . . this service is
only SS per week. For more information
and to pica your ext coU 642-5671.
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70 ewport p, ~!!'!~: ............. ?~~ ''!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! '73 RX2. New eQI. Clutch , Nir. ... .-v """' ~! .. ••••••••••••••••••••• te.25per ft. 1: battery. Needs body 71z..otlt Beautiful worth even 1-----6'2-l200 ______ 1 ·79 Toyota ~ Ton tons 79 IMW 6UCSI 4M-67l8 9761 cent, checked by Ba>
bed: low miles . $4500. SiJ __.. .. bl .. 1 , .. __ wart._._ · r.,... Ganie to sell. '76 Piatt
C.U forlnlo.675·9972 ver ....... ac .. ea~. RX GS dl red only••••••••••••••••••••••• Squire W1n. 4 spd TV IJ I rt.tiow ......................
c.-... w.1 ... 9120
Elteartive Car. "11 7 . m ' iMso ~Corooa2dr.AT.61.000 Mlchelins, ruk, etc "74 Mu.da P .U. w/camper IOI Md.A ... I-. U.000 nu, loaded, · mi recent brb •tires. lllQO. &M-6147 or cal
ahl. Rblt eng. New tram. 850 N. Beach Blvd 494-47.S. ... m;Oo. J5M1507 MM31JO, IZM, 34 hn •
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-2 GREAT OUTDOORS-Supplement to Coast Life Wednesday. Jyly 2. 1980 and Dally Piiot Tueldey, July 1, 1980
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John Somo rides in style in 1 '119 Southwind at Wes1em Vacation RV Rental, B Toro. See story on page 3.
YOU CAN USE YOUR MCIClif MUTE ASA DOWN ntnmn'
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WITH
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Some ltem1
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Supplement to Coast Life WedneSday July f . 1980 and Daily P11oi Tue.day, July 1, 1980-GREAT OUTDOORS j
Vacationers can get away
from high cost of gasoline
By MARY JANESCARCELLO
5-111 S.cll°"s Wrl""'
Recreational vehicles can beat lhe
high cost of gasoline.
"All our motor homes operate on
propane gas now," said Dennis
Shafer. owner of Western Vacation
RV Rentals.
His business is at 22821 Lake Forest
Drive in El Toro.
·•w e estimate that drivers save
between $75 and $100 a week in fuel
costs in motor homes using pro·
pane," Shafer says. "and it's a
cleaner fuel. too."
Propane is available In most trailer
parks and campgrounds. be says,
and the company provides a booklet
listing service 'stations selling pro·
pane.
•'We also give RV renters a free car
to tow along, so they can take side
trips v.ithout having to break camp or
worry about fue1 sa,ings," Shafer
said.
"The car is a Datsun 210. which
gets excellent gas mileage and Isn't
heavy enough lo lower the miles.per·
gallon oft he RV towing it ... he said.
Western Vacation rents 22· and
24·foot Winnebagos which can sleep
six or eight comfortably. according
to Shafer. and are rully equipped
··our RVs each ha\'e a generator .
ai r condi tion i n g. a fr eezer·
refrigerator, television and antenna.
barbecue. shower. outdoor tables and
chairs and awnings which open out as
patio covers," he said .
The company will participate in a
display of RVs July 18 through 27 at
the Laguna Hills Mall .Shafersaid.
·•Jn the summer months we rent for
one week or longer ," he pointed out.
··and during the winter for as short ac;
a weekend.''
Interested vacationers should call
( 714) 951· 7887 for reser\'ations.
Landlubbers welcome at classes
Newport Beach offers a basic sail·
ing program in Hobie Catamarans,
Laser Sailboats and wlndsurfing this
summer.
"Beginners learn about the basics
or sailing, rigging and fine tuning, as
well as the thrill of high performance
sailing,'' said a spokesperson for the
city's Parks, Beaches and Recrea-
tion Department.
"A two·hour lesson on the beach is
followed by eight hours or practice on
the water ," he added . "Students
don 't have to own a sailboat to enroll
or even be a serious sailor. Sunday
s ailors are welcome, too.
Additional information Is available
from the Newport Beach Department
or Parks, Beaches and Recreation at
(714) 640·2271.
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WE HAVE AN ENORMOUS
SELECTION OF FINE
OUALl1Y RATTAN/WICKER 'ti
FURNITURE. BASKETS.
WALL DECOR,
ANO SILK
FLOWERS AT
DIRECT IMPORT
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• OVER 10.000 SO FT. OF QUALITY
RATTAN/Wta<ER F\JRNITURE ANO BASKETS
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4 GAEAT OUTDOORS-Supplement to Coast Life Wednesday. July 2. 1980 and Dally Piiot Tuesday. July 1, 1960
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Safety stressed
Newport Sailing Academy designed for sel'iouS sailors
ByJIMPOND
S-1•1 s.<liOftt Writer
Newport Sailing Club and
Academy takes ats sailing seriously.
The academy features points of
instruction not always found at con-
ventional satling clubs.
"Ian is a s tickle r for good
sea manship and safety," said Nan-
cy Walker of her partner Captain
Ian Bruce.
The co-owners of Newport Sall-
ing , at 3432 Via Oporto, Lido Marina
Village, Newport Beach, have
structured a course or instruction
des igned t o produce capable
sailors.
THE INSTRUCTION seems to be
working, for in the two years that
Walker and Bruce have owned the
club, they have never had an in·
surance claim.·
·'.Our sailors are the best in the
bay," she sajd.
The academy's course of instruc·
tion consists of 38 hours divided into
basic. intermediate and advanced
lessons.
Basic lessons <ni ne hours) in·
elude learning a bout Newport
Bay, basic vocabulary of the sailor,
wind direction, points of sail and
rigging the vessel.
INTERMEDIATE LESSONS
<ni ne hours) include introduction to
charts and basic plotting and basic
co m pass and course work.
Advanced instruction (20 hours)
features lessons in leaving the dock
under sail, hcavy'.weather sailing
and sailing with loss of rudder and
jury rig for damage.
During the instruction, students
progress from 25-foot to 43-foot
sailboats. Instruction includes solo
sailing on the academy's Cal 25s.
AFTER COMPLETION of instruc-
tion, students are invited to join the
club on monthly cruises to Catalina,
Dana Point. Santa Barbara. Anacapa Islands, San Nicholas
Island, San Clemente Island, San
Diego and Long Beach Ha rbors.
· "Tbls is an excellent opportunity
Nancy Wolke< and Ion Bruce leaf through scrapbook at Newport Soiling Club and Academy.
fo r putting n e wly acquired
knowledge to practical use, includ·
ing the excitement or through-the·
night sailing while In the security or
our convoys,'' said a spokesperson.
The club offers more than just
sailing, but a camaraderie dem·
onstrated by weekly cookouts,
dock narties and films .
NEXT FALL Newport Sailing wall
present a lecture series open t.o non-
members, which includes topics such
as medicine at sea, cardiopulmonary
resuscitation and making sails.
Club members pay· monlbJy dues
and have the use or the club's 16
boats. 'Ibose interested should call
675·7100.
"We feel fortunate that our mem·
bcrs are really gung-ho sailors,"
Bruce said in a recent newspaper
a rtic le. "I think sailing is a
privilege, but is it only a privilege
you should have to enjoy if you con·
duct -yourself safely at sea ...
Sea & Ski opel)s
marine store
Sea and Ski recently celebrated its
grand opening.
The marine-supply store opened
June 15 at 2825 Newport Bl vd.,
Newport Beach. ·
Formerly Pbllllps Marine Stores,
the new business haa doubled lts size,
inventory and expanded it.a product
Une1 lnto 1eneral "outdoor" ac·
ce110rie1, lncludlng clolhln1 and gilt
ltema.
Sea and 6k1 ls owned and managed
byRoprDoebke.
Sea and Ski's principal produ_ct rocua ii on ocean·1oln1 accessories
fonaleandpowerboat.a.
"There la tremendous conau . .ner
demand for comprehensive
mercbandl1ln1." Doeblte said.
"We're otferln1 everythln1 from
aopb11tJcated racln11ear to bulc ac· · (Hlorlea to fuhion outdoor .........
Sea lad Ski allo wlll stock a oom·
plete U.of mowikl equipmtntln tbt ----·· I
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A "FREE" sail Is your re'NOrd if you
· become a member of C.atypso
Sailing A$ociation before July
31st. Take advantage of our
special membership <?ffer
and you'll receive a iJQ.00
sailing aedlt rhat can be
applied to either charrer
orsaillng~.
• o.-er 60 boors o'<IOllobte ... Cd ...
Erk:son ... lslondef ... ColOlno ... Oday
• OlOfTer l\otesos Iowas $29 .50 tao Ol.25. .
• 4l.ooofions ... ~ .. Mortno<W P.y .. .son Dl9go ... M\MO
• Soiling Les.sons ... 8o51c .. lnt•r·
rMdkW ... Offst 1()19
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.... So\11..N> 8CHOOL
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2633 'ti. Coast Hwy. Son Oiegc;> (714) 201-7447
(714) 645-7100 Venruo (805) 653-1919
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Coll roll fn?e 1 (800) 412· 7177 from ~ these local aeas..
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8 GREAT OUTDOORS-Supplement to Coast life Wednesd-v. July 2. 1980 and Dally Pilot T~. July 1, 1980
Sortd brass patio decor is popular item at lo Paz Patio, Mission Viejo.
Accessories of
brass gleam at
La Paz Patio
A sculptured brass fountain at tlM
entrance to La Paz PJitiO and
Fireplace leads customers to an Q·
tensive selection of brass decor*t accessories.
'.'We have lovely' brass bells. and
can4lettick.s. metal sculptures. ·wal'
dffOl'alions and m irrors," said a spokesperson.
Tb• store ls at 24395 Alicia
Parkway in Mtssion V1ejo, at lhe San
Diego Freeway.
'"O\ber brass items are contem·
porary tea carts. planter pots, door
knocktta and weather \'anes." she
added. '"and some things are one-i>f·
•·kind."
La Pat carries e\'erylhln1 for UM
fireelace. accordine to the
spokespe~son . including toola. a rates. custom and . rreestanding
screens. glass scrt'ens. gas logs and
101 lighters. plus free·standing
rt replaces .
.. In barbecues." s he said. "we
carry Cbarmglo and Ducane lo
butane OJ' natural eas, plus all
replacement parts.
''Fire Magic aas or c bar coal barbe· ques can be built ln to patios, and •• al~ bave the accessories to make outuoor cooking convenient."
The store bas a complete line of
mallbolel and can have name and
address algns custom·made for
them
Store hours are 10 a.m. to S:30p.m.
Monday through Saturday and nooa
toSp.m.Sunday.
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AN INVESTMENT
42" Table
4 Chairs
AEG, S83 1 •499 S•le Price
REG. SALE
•AdJ. ChelH '259 '215
Not Shown: Brown Jordan Polo
42" TABLE REG. ·~59 I LOUNGE SALE
4 CHAIRS SALE'399 ~EG.•m •188
REG. 1117
SALE
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Matctung Chaise Lou~
REG '284
2•395 Allele Pttwy,. Mission Viejo ,..,..,,. __ ...... ,..o...., • ..,
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Potio let ftris redwood gaZebo at Soddlebodc Patio, El Toro. See story on pogea .. (714) 837-2282
COME DISCOVER
A NEW CREATION· IN RECREATION.
TM
Uke o van. It has a lot ot Interior space.
Uke a station wagon. " hos moneo-
verablllty. And like a great
camper. tt has lleeplng oc·
commodotlons for four. on
·Ice box and wood
paneling.
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18711 BEACH IOUllVARD • HUNTINGTON BEACH • 842·2000
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Smooth aalHng
Staff ot C.afvpeo Soiling Oub relax on dub vessel. c:alypso Soiling is at 2633 W. c.oost·Highwoy, ~ Beoch.
Gazebos . are
answer for
many yards
Redwood gueboe are an attracUve
and useful addition to a backyard.
"We will install them, or
customers can do 1t themselves,"
said a spokesman for . Saddleback
Patio.
The store ls at23635 El Toro Road In
El Toro.
''Sizes range from seven to 12 feet
ln diameter on the gazebos," he said,
"or ovals go up to 13 by 20feet.
"They're great used as a lanaJ. an
outdoor ~llting area. or over an out·
door spa."
Sadd.leback carries patio fu.miture
in many styles and colors, with most
carried in stock, accord.in& to the
spokesman.
"We have, among other brands,
Aviante, Alu-mont, Tropitone and
BrownandJordan,pluspadsaodum·
brellu.
"Our 'Kerosun' patio beaten are
nJce fOf' cool evenings, became they
bum for 18 to 30 hours between refills
of fuel," he s'aid. "They're large
enough to beat the average·alie
room."
S.ddleback bas patio dlahes and
glassware, barbecues, fireplace
equipment, and electric buC killers.
be added.
· Store boun are 10 a.m. to t p.m. / Mi~ror finish .on automobiles reflects well on owners iEl=!n71~a::c!~:O':i>~m~
MING stands for Master In
Natural Gluing. -
•'With the Ming mirror finish,
you'll never have to wax your car
again," said a spokesperson for the
auto beauty center at 1!120 Pon·
derosa St .. Costa Mesa.
"IT'S A REMARKABLE process
that beautifies and protecta your
car's finish. It's not a wax or a polish,
but something entirely unJque," be
.said.
Ming works on the paint itself in a
' two-step process.
Jn phase one, the car la
thoroughly washed and llln1
chemicals are applied with a power
buffer.
INCH BV INCH, lmbedded grit,
grease, contamlnants and curds of
old wax are d.lssolved and .removed,
,hesald. In pbue (wo, work begins on the
clean, bare paint.
The paint surface la power buffed
with apeclal ll1na lngredieata under beat and preaaure. lrrel[U}aritles
am:e smoothed and ftattened.
Flnally, the surface la buffed to
the bard, deep, rellecU9e gloa ol a
mirror, he aaid.
"FOa TRI! NEWEa CU, Mina
mirror finlfhln1 providea protection against sun and weather, wbUe lt
keeps YoUr car look1n1 sreat for
ye an without waxing,•• be said.
Mirror finlablng increases the
btauty and resale value ol older
cars, be added.
Mina minor finl1hin1 ls suaran·
teed.
• Other servlc~ available at Mini
Include:
-Ruatprooli.ni
-Interior cleanb:lf -=cl•anlnl -p c protectloG. ...
Split rattan living room set is mode exclusivefy for Bosket Pedlars by Philippine craftsmen.
Rattan furniture makes light work of decorating
Rati.n furniture provides more
than comfort.
"lt'a one of the few furnitures
that ll:eepe lta value -it lasts for a
lone Ume," aaJd Denny Sayre, co-
owner ol Basket Pedlars.
Rattan also allowa for euy, lnex·
pensive redecorating.
"All you have to do la cbante the
euabiona and you have a ditlerent
loot,'' abe lalcl..,
Basket PedJara, at 21725 Via
Fabrleaate1 . Ml11loa Viejb, la •
family-nm au1lnell ·~ ln Mlketa and rattan furniture.
Also featured are aucb ac
ceaaoriea u aWt flowers and plant.a,
UD\&lual African lmporta and other
items used in conatructlq wall
ban,m,a.
"We lmport directly from the
Orient, and therefore can otter our
customers lower prices," Mra.
Sayre laid.
Tbe Sayres often travel to the
Orient 1n aearcb of the finest rattan
turniture.
finllblap on the various pieces.
An e.peclaUy _popular Item at
Buket Pedl8" Ls hooey rattan.
Bultet Pedlars baa Jove seats,
cbalra and couches constructed of
th1a sturdy, heavier rattan.
The staff at Basket Pedlars also
helps customers design waJl decora·
tions, cl)()()CSln1 from a wide aelec·
lion ol brooms, fans and unus'lal
bask eta.
''We've been ln business about JI,
yeara, IO we're fuJl of ldeu," fi
aald.
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4th OF JULV _SALE
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Matching Chaise Avf ante Athenia
list $199 .ia · Ped. table + 4 chairs List $602
Now $483 Now.$160
INDEPENDENCE DAY SALE ~
Atu-mont 500
42" + 4 Arm Cha11
Ltst $416 00
3 Days Only-Fri, Sat, & Sun.
ONLY $29900
HOurw:
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Award winners
Summer living
made easier
Items ror enjoyment of the
"Great Outdoors" are available at
Rion Hardware in i'ewport Beach
and Crown Hardv. are in Corona d' 1
Mar
J eff Sch ulc·1 n, o"ner of both
<.tore-. ha<; stocked bas shelves v.cll
1n ant1c1p:.t1on of the upcoming holl·
d•n \'.t.>t>kc·nd C1nd the hot v.eilth1·r
ahead.
Orange Coast res idents can <'OJOY
their patio or backyard with one or
the many barbecues orfere'jl by
the two hardware stores. Sch\Jle1n
pointed out. "We carry two top
brands -Weber and Charmglo -
in vaned styles and colors ."
\'arious models of both brands
are offered. and Weber has a cOn\'c·
naent tabletop model as well as the
more con\'entional kettle style in
man) sizes and a rainbow of Mlnrs
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VOL 73, NO. 113. 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Wetlands Status. Snarled Again
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' •1 llOaEaT ua1t£a ............... -
A lon1·sh1ndtna controven;y
over the future of th('I Bolu
Ch'U marahl•nds, wh\t h has sparked lawtUlts and batter fttl·
lnl• apparently has escalated
one ltep f\lrther.
AJ.IDOlt all t.be l ,200 11cres of
1 lowlaad.a alOftl Paclfic Coast
Hi1bway and aurrounded by
Huntington Beach c ity limits
waa ealled a de1raded wetlands
.. by the Stale ~rtment of Flah
and Came In a draft report In
March.
U that C\ndlna ho lds up before
the Stlte Coastal Commllfllioo , I\
would open the door tor a
marina and a navigable channel
in the area.
8ut the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service, in a report completed m
May, says it doesn't believe the
wetlands ~degraded.
If that premise should win ul·
t imale support, all major de·
velopmenll ln the Bolla Chica
would be ruled out.
The U.S. Fis h and Wildlife
Service says lhe Bolaa Chica ts a
"viable component" or the
ecosystem. 'fl
The report aaaerts that large
numbers of migntory waterfowl
and shorebirds spend the sum·
m e r and winter in the
marshland.
It also claims that pon~ :'..'!>-
port large populations or in·
ve rtebrates that s upport
waterfowl and shorebirds.
Jt also stat.es that because or
the "massive destruction" of
other Southern California
coastal wetlands, the Bolsa
Chica serves as an essential
stopover on the Pacific Flyway
of migntory birds.
Tbe ftndi.ncs by the U.S. Fish
and Wild.life Service were ap-
plauded Monday by Dr. P eter
Green. president of the Amigos
rte Bolsa Chica, an environmen.
lal ~roup dedicated to preserve ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------,.----
It's tlae Spirit That C'a1a1ts
The Polka Dot Baton Corps won't be replacing the famed
Rockettes just yet. But they have made their own cos·
tumes for Huntington Beach's Fourth of July Parade
where they wilJ whirl and twirl through this chorus line
routine. Testing their coordination are Beth Ryan, Cindy
Carnevale, Tracy Toland, Kristine Barbot, Shannon
Parker, Denise Luciani and Carrie Cummins.
Carter Tax Financing Secured;
Plan Slate'!-Count Anderson In
Kids Sold
As Dallas
Sex Slaves For 1981
WASHJNGTON CA P > -Pres1 ·
dent Carter and De m ocratic
con gressio na l leade rs have
agreed to provide a tax cut for
1981 a nd that the only rema1runi.t
question is the timing. House
Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill said
today. ·
.. There's no question in a ll of
our minds that there will be a
tax cut in 1981 ," O'Neill told re·
p ort e rs after he a nd otht'r
leaders attended a White House·
breakfast meeting with Carter.
O'Neill said wh at had not been
decided was whether to enact
the cut in 1980 or wait until 1981.
The speaker said Carter and
the congressio nal leaders
agreed this morning to work
together over the next few
weeks on over::i ll economic
policy.
··our aim is the development
of a carefully considered and
responsible policy to conunue
the fight a gainst inflation and
provide a tax cut for 1981 that
would be anti·inflationary." the
Massachusetts Democrat sajd,
The White House session came
a day after Senate Democratic
leaders held off Republican de·
mands for a $36 bilUon tax cut
by offering renewed promises of
their own plan.
'1812' War
A Real Blast
WINDSOR, Ontario (AP)
An explosive charge set off for
the climax of Tchaikovsky's 1812
Overture fired into the audience
inste9d of up in the air. lnfllcting
minor eull and bnaiaes OD 46
people. · Tbe ~dent ~curred Mon·
day nl8bt durina a performance
of tbe overture by tbe Windsor
Symphony Orcheatra during the
' dty'a Freedom Festival, an an·
naal joint celebratJon by the city
and nel1bborlng Detroit of
CanMta'a Dominion Day and the
U.S. Fourth of JuJy,
The orchestra was playing on
• bar1e tied up \.0 the \;ana·
dlan aide of the Detroit River as ti•• prelude to a 4S·minute ftl••wb dllplay for which an
..U.etmd 150,000 were llninl _...._ottberiver.
WASHINGTON <AP) -J ohn
B . Anderson , declar ing ''I now
believe that an independent can
win," said today he has attract·
c d enough money. pot ential
voters and interest to permit
him to stav in the race ror the
presidency through the No·
\•e mber election.
Declaring that the support re·
cei ved in nine weeks of running
as an independent outside the
two major parties has "far ex·
l'eeded my expectations," An·
derson said. ··1 a m fOrmally an·
nouncing my candidacy."
WCormcil
To lnteroiew
For7 Posts
The Fountain Valley City
Council will conclude its in·
terviews with applicants for
Planning Commission and Parks
a nd Recreation Commission
vaca ncies at a special session
tonight prior to the regular coun·
cil meeting.
The interview session, open to
the public. will begin at 7 p.m. in
the council chambers or City
Hall, 10200 Slater Ave.
The council will make the ad·
visory appointments during its
regular session, which begins at
8p.m .
Most of the applicants for
three Planning Commission
s eats and four Parks and
Recreation Commission vacan·
cies already have been in·
terviewed at previous sessions.
Incumbent plannin1 com.
missioner John McKnight is
seeking reappointment, along
with alternate Fred Voss, ~
bas bee!l occupying former com·
miuiooer Barbara Brown's teat
since her election to the council
in April.
Vet.eran planntnc com·
miasimer Michael Capizzi ls not
seeking rea])pC)intment to an ad·
dltional term. .
Two commissioners will be
appointed for full two·year
terms, while the penon selected
to finish Mrs. Brown's term wUI
be appointed for oaly one year.
The four parkl and recreation
commisalonen who are seekinl
reappointment to two.year
term• are Ellery Deaton,
George Crosby, Kat.by· Dempeey
and Bob Edw8J'dl.
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Since announcing April.?4 that
he would run as an independent.
Anderson halil campaigned in
every region of the country.
raising money and kicking off
d r i v es t o o b.t a i n e no u g h
signatures to get his name on
the baJlot in as many stat.es as
possible.
NoUng that he has qualified
for the November general elec·
t ion ballot in states where peti·
tion deadlines have passed, An·
derson said that he will rocus his
campaign on "a forthright dis·
cussion or the problems that con·
front America and the solutioos
to those problems that I can of.
fer to the voter."
The Republican congressman
from Jllnois said h e was
heartened by polls s howing
sleadlly rising approval for his
candidacy and private eontribu·
tions wt.al.in& S3 million. .
In a statement prepared for
ilelivery at a news conference,
Anderson noted dissatisfaction
a mong many \ioters with the
pros pective major party
nominees, President Carter and
Ronald Reagan.
"I cannot ask Americans to
vote for me because they dislike
the other candidates," Anderson
said. ''I mu.st persuade them
that I am competent to govern
tbis natioo, that l understand its
(See SfA YING, Pase AZ)
r
DALLAS (A P ) -Children as
young as 8 are being sold into
prostitution through "catalog
sales" in Dallas. a prosecutor
has told a Texas House commit·
tee.
Assistant Dallas County Dis·
trict Attorney Kelly Loving sajd
Monday "They have a catalog or
these little children who are
totally nude,'· Loving told the
select committee on child abuse·
neglect and child pornography.
"Sixteen·year-olds a re the
least expensive. The younger
they are, the more expensive
lhey are," sald Loving.
Dallas clients order the child
prostitutes through lhe cat.aJog
and often pay their airplane fare
s ince many are from California,
he said.
"An 8·year.old girl or boy
from California will cost about
$1 ,000 a night, including the
airfare," the prose<:utor said.
Arter testifying before the
committee, Loving declined to
discuss t.be matter further, s ay.
ing it could hurt an investiga·
tion.
The child abuse committee
also beard testimony from pros·
eeutors urging that the murder
of a child be made a ~ital of. feme. /' ·
Ramps Closed
Freeway Meten Planned
CalTrans bas announced that nortbbowld on ramps ot
tbe San Dieto Freeway will be clOMd for abort periods
from now until July 9.
METEalNG DEVICES ARE ID tbe proee11a ot belnf
lnttalled OD on ramps between the Coeta lleea Freeway
and tbe SID Gabriel Freeway, Ca1TraD1 otftclala 1aid.
They said all freeway lanes and r .. pe will be opened
durln1 rwh hours, and at least one ramp Jane wW be open between the momln1 and ev..sn, naab boun.
' WREN ON aAMPS ASE CLOSED, traffle will be de·
toured with alcns. accord.inc to CalTrana. No lanes will be
closed OD weekend.I, le1al holidays, or before S p.m. on
days oreeedln1 let•l holidaya.
The•met.erln1 devices detect how mAftJ Yehldea are
ualD1 on ramp1 al varioul timel, 'CalTram oftlclal N1d.
( ,
t.he marshlands.
He said his group strongly op-
poses a marina.
"And it's not just for the birds.
It would give urban people a
chance \.0 see Califomia as it
once was. Ninety percent of the
wetlands are gone forever."
The State Coastal Commission
declared the area a wetlands in
Ma rch. Whether it is degraded
or not is yet to be determined.
apparently on the final rec<>m·
mendationoflhe Fish and Game.
The Amjgos de Bolsa Chica
has fil e d a laws uit that
challenges the 1973 land ex·
change between the state and
Signal Landmark Company, the
m ajor landowner in the Bolsa
Chica.
Under that agreement. the
company gained clear title to
most of the area.
The state received 300 acres to
use as a wildlife preserve and
had an option to obtain another
(See ~CA, Page A2)
Wlaieh Slayiags?
Bonin Probe ' I
'
Under Wraps 1
his a rres t June 1J by Los 1
Angeles Police detectives. f By FREDERICK SCHOM Ela.
Of tlll o.ilor .. I ... \!Ml
AuthoritJes in both Oranee and Los Ange le s c ountie s re ·
mamed t1ght-hpi><!d today at;iout
whic h two of the so·c a lleo
freeway murders they are con·
s1denng twice-paroled sex of.
fender Wilh am Bonin as a viable
sus pect
That Borun. 32. of Downey, is
act a vely being investigated in
connection wi th two cases in the
series of unsol ve-d murders or
young men was disclosed during
a he aring Monday 1n Los
Angeles Municipal Court.
Los An~eles County Deputy
District Attorney Aaron Stov1tz
gave JudJ.?e Lawrence Wad·
dington a nine-page affidavit
that Stovitz said outlines Bonin's
possible role in two or the sJay.
ings.
Stoviu declined to release the
document, saying to do so could
jeopanlia tbe illvestigalioll.
There was intense speft)mlk>n
that Bonin is being eoosidered a
suspect in the murder of Cbar&es
Miranda. 15, of Bell Gardens.
who1e body was foand in
downtown Los Angeles oa Feb.
3, and Stephen Jay Wells. 18. of
Do wney, whose body was dis·
covered in Huntington Beach on
June 3.
Huntington Beach Police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa said news reports or
Bonm's alleged connection to
the' Wells case was "spe<:u la·
tion" though he did concede
authorities have not ruled out
Bonin as a suspect.
During Monday's hearin~.
Stov1tz said "the noose is draw·
mg tightly on the defendant's
neck ."
Defense atto rney To dd
Landgren or Newport Beach had
sought the hearing for a review
of Bonin's $250.000 bail.
Thus far. Bonln h as been
charged only with sodomy and
oral ropulat100, stemming from
Edna Gillis
Rites Slated
For Thursday
Visitation Is scheduled today
and Wednesday from noon to 9 p.m. for longtime HunUngton
Beach r esident Edna Pearl
Gillis, who died at '72 Saturday
wblle visiting In Oroville.
Friends may call at Pierce
Brothers Smiths' Mortuary in
downtown Huntington Beach.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Gillis will be Thursday at 2 p.m.
in the Lakes ide Chapel at
Westminster Memorial Park,
Westminster. She was the widow of James
J, Gillis, who lived in Hunt-
ington Beach from 1926 until h.is
death in 1970. Mr. Glllls worked
for the S.R. Bowen Oil Co,
Mrs. Gillis was well known ln
the oil comm6nity.
She was past chairman of the
HuntingtOn Beach chapter ol the
American Red Cross; • member
of the Blue Star Motben: the
Orandmothen' Club; lhe Hunt·
in1toa Beach Senior CiUlens'
Club and the HuatlqtoD Beacb
Rebekah Lodle. Survivors include tona Dan, a
teacher at Corona del Mar High
School, James. of North
Holly"ood, and Patrick, of
Waahl~. She also leaves 10
1randcblldren and two 1reat·
1randeblklren in a ddition to a
brotber and a stater. Interment wlll follow·
Tburscby's aervids, also at
Watmlmter Memorial Park.
Normal bail for such offense. 1 Landgren said. would be aboul
$.5,000.
Stovitz s uccessfully argued.
h o~ever. tha t the high bail
should remain. The prosecutor
c,a1d Bonin would have "motive
lo nee the jurisdiction" if re·
leased wh ile t he murder in· 1
(See BONIN, Page A2) ~
i BB Finn -
l l Sues for
'Lockout' I
A H-lleocba_,_. J •c nnn a.as filed a SL1 mi1lioG ·1
tawsait in Orange County f
Supenor Court against the City I
of H~ Beach and City ' C.uneilman .,. l(andjc.
Cbuct Sbwrer. eperator of
Cbud1's Texaco and Towing
Services. claims he has been aD-
la wfulJy prevented from towing
vehic les orde red moved by
police.
His s uit charges that two
firms are used exclusively for
the service, including Mandie
Mot ors. ll questions whether
Mandie may have an advan·
tageous position because he is a
councilman.
Mandie is m anager or Mandie
Motors. The firm handled city
towing services prior to has clec·
lion in L978.
Attorney Patrick Carroll said
the le~al action is identical to an
anti·trust sult filed previously in
FederaJ Court.
Carroll said the Orange Coun·
ty suit was filed in the event the
case is ruled inappropriate for
Federal Court jurisdiction.
Carroll said Sherrer applied
for a share or the towing busi·
ness and was found to be
quali.fied.
However , Sherrer was turned
down because the city said there
was no need ror an additional
towing company, according to
Carroll.
The attorney alleges that the
city towing service policy limits
com petition. He said it should be
placed on a rotating basis or put
out to open bid.
Coast
Weather
Cloudiness decreas ing
Wednesday. Lows tonight
55 at the beaches, 65 in·
land. Highs Wednesday
70s to mid i.>s.
INSIDE TODAY
Allan D. llJW Jr. doetft'f
toOftt to <fit in Elin. He'd ~ ,,,_In that it bt ~.
N .C. Sft "°'111 Pftoto A! •.
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Pro-Reagan Spending
WA&IINOTOM f AP> Common Came •• du ... •ct.ton
p,roup. today nlt'd • ted -ral ta .. Wt ~int to •&op a conunltl•
-ron• tu ~ttd lnl.aUon ot tpeedlna i2o million •n •upport
of RonaJd Rt'atan'• prnldfttUaJ cudidacy
Common Cauae. -.yl., the effort would retun campeJcn
fia.nclq Lo Pft-Waterf•le d•1'. rued Am~cAN rw Chaact
lt.t chair!Dan· Sm. Harriton Sd.mltt.. R N M : and former s.n: Car~ T CW"tl~. R Neb., It• ll'HSUN"r .
Commou e111.1ljt' claimed that sintt R~aaan H t~ "vtrtual
ly l't1rtam" c1mdJdat .. ur the Rf-publican Party ~U receive '214
milhon for th · pogt convenuon ump1u1n. h~ tannot recel~e private fwuis ·
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VANCOUVER. Whh <A P I Three landslides a pparenlly ru~blt'd down llw eia~l flank of Mt St He•t'ns t-Oday, atk!nltalS
suid. but OLh~rwai.e th.: vc.>lc1uw n~h.'d quietly a~r a clear day
that permitted ere~ i. anoU1er pet:k a t the: red glo w Inside the m ounta1n'lj aakr · , ...... ...., .,,,. ,..,.... r.,,.
BRASH.IA, 8 rnll <A Pl Pope John Paul 11 who opened
his v1s1t to Urn ll with an 1tJ•~I for respeet for th~ fundamentlJ n~hts of .:ill pt>rson~ 1:>0ndered'a plea from Indian chiefs today
for ht•lp In <i stru.:~lt> "llh lhl' governmt:nt over their native lands
Thl' pontiff .irrl\ t•d an Braill's inland capita l Monday tor 8 l~·day tour or 13 cities 1n th(' world's larges\ Roman Cllllhoh c 08.
t1on. After a meNmg today wtlh pnsoners a t a Brasaha penlten. t1ar~. he w~s n Y,1ng 450 miles to the southeast for a brier st.op an
the l!'dustn al city of Belo Hori:ionte, then on to scenic Rio de
J aneiro. on the Atlantic coast.
Sc,._.dl ~ B~:lua~" Elld TaUu
MOSCOW <Al') -West Germ~rn Chance ll or Helmut
Schmidt said today he and Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev
had a good .. give-and· take" during two days or talks that
clarified the two <'OUnt ries· positions on crit ica l world issues.
' But sources said Schm idt's departure tonight was belnf' de-
layed by _90 minutes, s uggesting slow movement In negotiations
on such JSSues as nuclear dlsarma ment and Afghanistan and
the two sides used a signing ceremony oC an eronomlc agree·
ment to express their displeasure with one another.
Gold Conlin_.. 1.0 CH_,, ,
LONDON (AP> -Gold pnces rose again today on Euro-
pean exchanges after r eachmg 4l-:z.month highs in Monday's
tra dang J"he dollar was higher a~ainst most m a1or currencies.
London's five ma1or bullion houses fixed the cl06ing pnce of
~old at S660 an ounce, up from Monday's $649.50. In Zurich, gold
traded at $663.50 at m1d·day. Gold traded a t $664.50 in New
York. up Sl7 10.
.Silver was quotL'<l in London al $16.00 an ounce, up from
$16.75 S1lvcr traded al $16.87 in New Vork. up 27 cents
Sifnaing Cerenaong
Ted Finds Way
To Rose Garden
WASHINGTON CAP>-$en .
Edward M. Kennedy, who for
months sought to lur e President
Carter out of the Rose Garden.
joined him there today m a r are
moment of accord -the sagrung
of a mutually espoused bill lo
deregulate the trucking in·
dustry.
"It's particular ly gratifying
for me to welcome Senator Ken.
nedy to.the Ros~ Garden today."
Carter said w1t h a s mile when
ci t i n g the Ma ssachuse tts
senator's effor ts alon g with
t hose of other m em be r s of
Congress an winning passage of
the bill.
"There's no debate on truck·
ing dere gulation," Kennedy
quipped when Cartcr ~sked him
to sa) a few words during the
l'.1gnmg ceremonv
The closest the pccsident's
challen~f·r came to turning the
event mto a poht1cal platform
was to r ecite his campaign
the m e that "the No 1 concern of
the American people 1s the state
of the economy.
··No other piece of legislation
will have as great an impact on
damperur'lg the fires of anflation"
as the bill Carter signed today,
Kennedy s aid
Kennedy. an a row of a dozen
congressional champions of the
legis lation. stood with has arms
tolde d directly behind the chair
provided for the president's use
an signing the bill. Al one point,
he spotted some report er s who
h ave been cove.ring his presiden·
t1al campaign for months and
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caressed the back or lbe chair
with a subtle grin.
Carter paid tribute to Ken·
ned y , chairman of the Senate
J udiciary Committee, as havtng
begun working for increased
competition in the trucking in·
dustry at least two years before
th e issue began t O' gathe r
mom entum.
"Sometimes alone. sometimes
faci ng discour agem e nt but
never giving up on the concept,"
Ke nned y pursued the cause.
Carter said.
It was only the second meeting
betwe en the adver!>aries since
the p residential campaign began
in earnest. Kennedy came to the
White House for a private meet·
ing with Carter on June 5 after
the final round of prim aries that
appeared to give the pres ident
more than enough delegates to
assure him of renomination by
the Democrat ic Pa rty this sum·
mer
Rut Kennedy has refused to
concede, and relations between
the two have been practically
non existent.
STAYING •••
proble ms and that m y progra m
of action will be both effective
a nd fair."
Anders0n said over the ne xt
few we e ks he will set o u t
s pecific proposals on a number
of Issues.
"What I ha ve to offer Is com-
mon sense in economics , com-
mon deeency in human rights
a nd plain dealing in govern·
m ent.
.. Above a ll e lse, 1 orre r
Am erica UM! plain hard facts.
We ~an never again pretend that
we c an get someth i ng f or
nothing, .. he said.
Ande rson s upporte r s have
g athered enough signatures to
get on the November general
election ballot in 14 states -
Ne w J erse y, Mich igan .
Massachusetts , Uta h , Nor th
Ca rolina, Ohio, Kentucky .
Kansas, West Vl r1lnla, Ne w
Mexico, Maine, Idaho,
Wlsconalll and Rhode llland.
Jn four ol UM stat., Oblo
Kentucky, New Mexico and
Maine, oftldall have ruled tbat
Andenon failed to meet nquire-menta other tban the numtier ot
•i1nature1 and campal1n
lawyers have ruect court lultl
cballenclq the eoutltutlonality
of state election laws •
In an addltlonal 12 atatH,
campalan oftlclala •&J IDOaP
1t1aaturn OD ,.Ulloa• u va ':J:7.._.. to make It a wr tbllt ADdlrlClll wlll ...
OD tbe ballo&.
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lut Marth.
S•1nal lawyers uld the de·
lf"tnllnation •bould have bffft
nade b)' local otriclal.1 and that
the C<Hlat&I commlaulon wu
acUn1 without j urlldlctJon.
Tbe c:ompany alto claim& that
It wae deNed due proc ... whed
the commiufon made the des·
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BONIN •••
ve1ti1auon is under way.
I nvestigato rs i n sev e n
Southern California counties are
a ttempting lo solve cases in
which 41 youn~en have been
murdered. The cases date back
to 1972.
The cases have been called the
freeway murders because many or the bodies have been dumped
alongside freeways and major
highways .
Others • .however, have been
dumped on beaches, at gasoline
stations and other locations.
Several ol the victims were
bruta lly abused. Most had been
strangled.
John Wayne's
Bust Graces
&iubon Fifth
T UCSON. Am <AP) -
The face of John Wayne.
who downed plenty of red·
eye in the m ovie set
s a loons h e s wagger ed
through as Hollywood's
toughest wrangler , h as
been molded Into a com.
m e m orative bo ttl e of
booze
E ntrep r e n e ur M ike
Wayne cno relation) s a id
he looked at 32 differe nt
design.s before he came up
w ith a bottle th at t he
Duke's fa mily felt was
JUSt right.
T he result is that the
late act.or star es back with
c r aggy re alis m from a
firth of Kentuc ky bourbon .
About 5.000 cases will be
d is tribute d world-wide ,
the first 500 of them in
Arizona, where many of
Wayne's westerns were
filmed.
E ach b o ttle we ig h s
about 20 pounds and will
sell for $60 to $70.
Wayne the bus iness man.
who paid "about a million
bucks'' for exclusive dis·
trlbuUon rights. s aid lbe
bottle is the latest in a
20·year-old line of com·
m emorative and novelty
items.
Among the m was an
a m a retto-filled likeness of
Pope John PauJ JI .
Soccer Fest
SetforHB
The fi rst Huntington Beaeh
Summer Sotcer Festival involv·
Ing youth tea ms from Belgium.
B r azil. Colo mbua : E c'uador.
Mexico. Northern Ireland, and
Ha waii opens today.
Also competiq ln the tourna·
m ent that continues until July l&
are teams or 14 to IS.year-old
boys from Fountain Valley. Hun·
Ungton Beach . Irvine . Costa
Mesa. and Ne wport Beach.
The international tournament
ls sponaored by the American
Yo uth Soccer Or ganization.
Big Pot Haul
On Sailboat
BALTIMORE <AP> -An
ab1ndoned 41 ·foot sallboat has
~ieldecl 5,2llO pounds of mart-
J u 1 n1, but no 1u1pecu,
1uthoritit11 aay.
Coast Guard crewmen found
the t~muted boat ad.rt.ft olf th e Eastern Shore wltbout anyone on board. Cu1tom1
ler-vlu apokHman .lame• Malla• •ttmate41 tlte 4N1•1
ltrMt nl• at •.a mntton.
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0.11, .... la.ff -THEY CAUGHT REGIONAL SURFING CLUB COMPETITION BUG IN AUSTRALIA
Daryl Ougea Chippe r Rowtand of Huntington Beach Formed Club, IH ued Challenge
Ford Co.
Must Pay
Foam Fever
Surfers lire 'Hot Dog' Club
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A Laguna Hills father and son
have won a combaned S2.25
m illion settlem ent against Ford
Motor Co. s temming from the
death of the man's wife in a
burning Ford Maverick on the
Santa Ana Freeway four years
ago following a rea r ·end col·
lision.
The settlement wa.s ag r~ to
Monday in the court room of
Superior Court Judge Jack Trot·
ter . •
Ernst Grttnberg and his son
Matthew, 4, had filed a lawsuit
three yea rs ago against f"ord
conte nding t he gas tank of the
1971 mode l car was faulty .
The car exploded in name-;
after the rcar·t·nd C'oll1 ~1on on
the freeway Kllli'd 1n the· ~1tc1
dent was Grecn!Jc rg \ ~I ~c<i r ·
old wife
The Greenberg''> car was tht•
fo ur th in a f1ve·car pileup netir
the 17th Street "' l'r<·rn~~·n~ 111
Santa Ana
:\1 r!> Grt.·t'nbt•rg had been
holding young Matthew. then on·
ly several months old. on her
lap. Both parents we re afire but
:.he gave tht' child to CrC'enberi.:
"h .,,; she c<>uld no t hurl gt• d
Jammed door on lht· passenger
side of the car
Gr~nbers: took thl' C'h1ld to
i.afety but his v..1fc perii.hed in
the burning "'eh1ch.• Greenberg
suffe red burns on h1 <, .1rms and
legs . The child v.a!> unhurt
According to court documents.
Mat the w Wlll rcccl\ e S650,000 as
part of his share of the O\'C•rall
settlement
After the set tlement we.:.
reached. attorneys for Ford mad<'
a m otion to prohibit any further
disclosure of terms of the agret:'
ment to the media and to seal
court records re~ard1ng the sN
tlement
Trotter denied the request
The settlement to the <lreen·
bergs will be paid over the next
s ever al years.
T hey we re represe nted by
Newport Beach attorney Mark
Robinson Jr . who has been tn·
volved in other cases involvm g
Ford Motor Co
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By PAUL GRIFFO
()I ... Otlly Piiot Sl•H
When Huntangton Beach surf ers Darvl Dugas and Chioper Rowl and r eturned last month
f rom a thr ee.m onth lour of
Asutralia, they dtscovered they
h a d caught mor e than 1ust
waves while they were "down
under."
They caught the regional ~urf
ing dub competitJon bug so j'Jtev·
alent m Australia. and intend
to s pread it lO surf rider-; in this
hemisphere
Duga~ and Ro-. land said
Aust r a,llan hot dngger<, h t1q~
much more on the ball 10 the
...... ay of compelltJon than do t.he1r
counterparts on the Southern
Cahforn1a coast
T he ktnd o f compet1t1on
bl'tween rC'gional "'urftn~ l'luh1>
th•· I\ uss1es are so fond of 'ieems
\Cl have dlc--d out with tht· Yanke;
more than l5 years a~o The 1 .... o
..,urfers s~ at as their m1 '>l>IOn to
bring the pra('l1c(' back to l1f1·
The p:ur formc•d Wt•'it ~1de
Hoard Riders i.urf club 1n Mfl('1>
that i.u.ri club fever wa ll catC'h on
a n d r P s u I t 1 n 1 n t t· r r I u tJ
challenges
Al p~nt, Dugas said . th
ma1or form of compelitaon tn the
L'nated States is association con:
te~ts 'iuch as the National
Scholastic Surfing Assoc1at1on
o r the Amen can Surfing As
soc1atJon
t.:nllke the Australian mt-el ...
the!>e are nat1onw1de ama teur
contests. Anyone who has surfed
professionally within one) ear or
a contest is mehg1ble
Dugas and Ro.,.,land say their
for ma t will allow both amateun.
:i nd profesi.ionals to compete
"1th one another
"The club's goal is to hos~ a
club t•ha llenge at the end of tht'
year, and to invite the top 1.Ssurt.
l'rs from various clubs and as-
sol..'1auons." Dugas said
Du~as and Rowland hope this
I ) Pt' of meet "ill bring m ore rec
o,cn111on of the su rfi:n of
Begin H e aJth Fair
JERUSALEM cAPI -Doc
tors said today Pnme M1ruster
~tenachem Begin .,.,as in fai r
condition and needs up Lo fi ve·
-. eeks rest but can then return
lo full aclivll) followinJ? a shghl
heart attack he suffered dunng
a parliamentary debate.
Southem Call lorm a ana the rest
of the United States.
The t wo bla me surfing 's fail·
Ing reputation on paor organiza.
t 1on and Jack of sponsorship.
T hey do have a number of
s ponsors for t heir e ndeavor ,
however. including radio station
KEZY·F M , Califor n ia T -
Sh i rts /Weiss Ma nufacturing,
and MNP Products. They are
now negot1at1n g with Bod y
Glove and Rip Curl Wets uits.
We~t Sade Board Riders in·
tend . r1rst of all to challenge the
Hunttngton Beach Lake Street
~oard Rider!>, a c lub also
form(·d becaust.< of 1nsp1rat1on
from 1\LI.'>lr3lian surfers, as soon
a!\ thl'y have 1ntra·club compet1
t 1rm to determine who the better
~urfer.. are.
l'rt•senth t he club has a hst of
~·• m ember~. inc:lud1n~ honorary
membe rs . 65·'1.'a r-old surfin~
.Nt'rl.lll and formt·r newspa1X>r
publl~hcr George Far<~uhur, "Aho
~g<1n ~urfing tn 1927.
ShahSaid
l1nproving
CAIRO, Egypt !AP) -
The deposed Shah o< Iran
"'a-; r eported 1n .. ve r y
,,,11..,foclOr v" c·ond1Linn to
t1J\ and -.a .., ro·movcd
C r co m 1 n t e n i v t.' c a r c
(nllov. 1ng 'iur~cry to drain
nu1d from his lungs.
l\n Egyptian doc tor
tre a t i ng the c ance r -
'trackcn ~hah said the ex-
m o n a r <'h has a "mor e
than 75 percent" chance
o( sur vaving
"lli1; condition 1s very
!:>1J t1o;fac•tor)." said Or .
Abde l Kader Osman 24
hours a fter Monday 's
operation
Shah ~tohammed Reza
Pahlavi. 60. was running a
h1F(h fever when he was
ad m atted to the Ma ad1
md1tar) hospital Friday
n1 J?ht. D<1ctors said t he
fc\ er -.as caused by a
bu1ld·up of nu1ds in his
lunE?'-The fluids, they
s aicl , collected a fte r
Pahlavi had develooed
pneumonia
Our diamond collection is brilliant. ex1 em1ve
and rrvaled only by our knowledge No
matrer what kind ~1amond she think~ 1~
"most beauc1ful." we have 1c wailing for you
And her. These are ser 1n 14 kara1 yellow
gold A .• Marqu1se. $2.225 . B. Round. $1 .275.
C. Emerald-cut. $6, 170. D. Oval. $3.820.
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E. Pearshaped. $9.135 .
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'.f1·-vine ·Guidelines Cover Touchy Issues i
l ., UCllA&D GaSBN f ... ..., .......
A PQik1 ,..WatinJI classroom
dbc•itma ol poUUeal lnuee was
t•ntathely adopted Monday
evenjq by the Irvine Urufied
School l>i.lrict t.ruatees. ·
It calls for the prindpal and
superintendent to review and ap-
prove classroom instruction in
volving controversial issues
The new policy rurtber reqwres
,Bonin
Eyed in
2 Killings
By FREDERICK SCHOMEID...
Ot "'° o.lly ~lolt SIMI
Authorities in both OranRe and
Los Ange les counties r e·
mained tight-lipped today about
which two o f the so-calleo
freeway murders they are con-
sidering twice-paroled sex of.
fender William Bonin as a viable
suspect .
That Bonin. 32, of Downey. is
actively being investigated in
connection with two cases in the
series of unsolved murders of
yo'ung men was disclosed during
a he aring Monday in Los
Angeles Municipal Court.
Los Angeles County Deputy
District Attorney Aaron Stovitz
gave Judi;te Lawrence Wad-
dington a nine -page affidavit
l that Stovitz said outlines Bonin· s
possible role in two of the slay-
ings.
Stovitz declined to release the
document, saying to do so could
jeopardlu the investigation.
There was intense speculation
that Bonin is being considered a
suspect in the murder of Charles
Miranda, 15. or Bell Gar-dens,
whose body was round in
downtown Los ~ngeles on Feb
3, and Stephen Jay Wells, 18, ol
Downey, whose body was .djs.
covered in Huntington Beach on
June 3.
Huntington Seach PoUee Sgt.
Luis Ochoa said news reports of
Bonin's alleged connection to
the Wells case was "speeula-
tion" though he did concede
authorities have not ruled out
Bonin as a suspect.
During Monday·s hearing. r
Stovitz said "the· noose 1s draw-
ing tightly on the defendant's
neck."
Defense attorn ey 'l"<>dd
Landgren of Newport Beach had
sought the hearing for a review
of Bonin's $250.000 bail.
Thus far, Bonin has been
charged only with sodomy and
or al copulation. s temming from
his arre. t June 1 l by Los I Angeles Police detectives.
Normal bail for s uch offense.
Landgren said, would be about
$5,000.
Stovitz successfully argued.
howeve r , that the high ball
should remain. The prosecutor
said Bonin would have "motive
to flee the jurisdiction" if re-
leased while the murder tn·
vestigation is under way.
Inves ti gators 1n seven
Southern California counties are
attempting to solve cases in
which 41 young men have been
murdered. The cases date back
to 1972
The cases have been called the
freeway murde rs because many
or the bodies have been dumped
alongside freeways 11nd major
highways.
Others. howeve-r, have been
dumped on beaches. at gasoline
stations and other locations.
Several of the victims were
brutally abused. Most had been
strangled.
•1812' War
A Real Blast
WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) -
An explosive charge set off for
the cli~ ol Tchaikovsky's 1812
Overture ftred into tbe audience
iuteactolup ln the ait, ln.llicting
minor ea&a ud bna1lea 00 46
~ ecetcleDt occurred Mon·
day nlSht duriq a perform~e
ol tbe overture by tbe Windsor
S;ympban.J Oreheatra during the ettr'• l'Nedom Festival. an an· nut ~ c:elebraUon by the city
aad nel&bborlnl" Detroit of
Caeda .. DomlalCln Day and the
U.S. Fourth of July.
Tbe orchestra was p\aylM on a .,.,... uecs up t() \be <;an•·
dlU 8de ol the Detroit River as
tit• ff'•lude to a '5·mlnute
ftNWWD diapl~ for wblcb an •U.llMll TI0,000 were lialnl'
IMltll._..oltllertYer.
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teachers who Invite polltlcal
spealcert to clUll to also Invite
spolc•mm from opposing vlew-
pOlnt..
Trustees wlU finallze the
pollcy at their July 1 meeting.
Superlntende n\ Stan Corey
drew up the policy in response to
comphunts thal teachen~ were
giving biased views to their stu
dents dunng the June 3 lrvme
City Council election campaign
The policy approved by the
truateea Monday djffered from
.. n earlier draft circuJated by
Corey In early June which called
for principal's approval of
teachlnJt and student activity
involving local political con·
cerns and issues.
"l received a number of com·
munications on that." Corey
said Monday night. "People
wrote m and ar~ued in favor of
Historic Panda Dead
Kang Kang, the male giant panda given to Japan by late
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai to honor normalization of
relations between the two countries has died in Tokyo's
Ueno Park Zoo, it was announced Monday. Zoo officials
announced Kang Kang·s death Monday following a two-
week illness.
Passing lanes Cut
1.agtina Road Risk
Passing lanes will be con-
s truc ted later this year on
Laguna Canyon Road. on which
22 people have died in traffic ac-
cidents since 1975. according to
CalTrans officials.
Its latest victim was Tom
Davis, 51. of Dana Point. Davis.
a CalTrans supervisor. died May
29 when a truck slammed. inlo
·him as he was directinR a work
crew on the two· lane road.
Vince Paul. Cal Trans deputy
director. s aid this morning four
passing lanes will be buill on the
road rrom the San Diego
Freeway in Irvine to El Toro
Road in Laguna Beach.
Les Card. Ir vine ci ty
transportation director, said the
30-day project should begin ID
November or December.
Paul said it will cost about
S200.000 to build the passing
la nes o n the 7.5-mile road
between Laguna Beach and
Irvine.
Orange County t ransportation
officials haven 't been able to get
s~ate funding for a $7 million
project to widen the road to a
four·lane highway.
Paul said that the passing
lan es won't e liminate the
posstbilitv that Laguna Canyon
Road wiil someday be widened
to rour lanes.
"The addition of the passing
lanes will provide a safety im·
pr ovem ent ," Paul said. "lt
.should reduce some of the prob-
lems with passing incidents."
He explained that ma ny of the
accidents have occurred when
people try to pass on the narrow
road.
.. People get frustrated with
slow-moving vehicles in front of
them and they try to pass at
places in the road where it isn't
s afe to do so." Paul said .
In early 1979, citizens signed
petitions in an unsuccessful et·
fort to win state funding for
widening the road. At that time.
white warning crosses were
placed along the side of the road
to symbolize those who died oo
the highway.
academic freedom.'•
Irvine resident. Robert M.
Gordon argued against the ten·
tatively adopted pollcy Monday,
saying, "This might eliminate
discussion of some thlngs from
the cl85Sroom that might. prop·
erly be d.i.M:uased there."
Arguing in favor of the policy,
trustee Gordon Getchel said. "l
don't think a teaching credential
is a bunting license to advocate
to stude nts or community
anything you want."
School district sources say the
policy was written in response to
two c l asses at Irvine High
School.
Rachel Gragg, who teaches
American government classes to
12th graders. held a council can-
didates day in her classes before
the June 3 election.
She said all of the candidates
were Invited but some didn't at·
tend, leading to charges of a
biased presentation.
The second class in question is
taught by Johne Eisloeffel. His
students sent a letter critical of
the lrvlne Compa n y to a
newspaper. This letter a pparent-
1 ~
ly upset some school district of. I
ficials. ' •
'The Fat Lady Sang' 1 • e Vote Count '
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Ended .by Baker ~
) ,
l ~ Former UC Irvine basketball
star Dave Baker. whose $28.000
Irvine council electjon campaign
finished 63 votes short of vic-
tory. has called off a recount.
"In the words of basketball
coach Dick Motta. I figured the
oper a wasn't over until l heard
the fat lady s ing," Baker said.
··Monday at the Orange County
Registrar of Vote r s orrice I
heard the fat lady sing."
His campaign workers stood
by Monday as aides to the reg.
isttrar recounted ballots from
the June 3 council election m
which he finished a close fourth
to incumbent Mary Ann Gaido in
the race for three council seats.
He had gained no ground on
Mrs . Gaido by evening's end and
decided to throw in the towel. he
said.
Council incumbents David
Sills and Bill Vardoulis Cinished
firs t and second respectively in
the election.
Baker, 27, an at.tomey with the
Newport Beuh law firm of
Virtue and Scheck. said t.he
campaign was the bard•t . fight
ever for bimseJI and bis wife
Patty.
"Al least In the basketball
games at UCI I was able to
strike back." said Baker, who
tried throughout the campaign
to shake off the image or being
the hand-picked candidate of de-
veloper interests.
Irvine Cops
Have Birthday
Today m a rks the fifth an·
niversary of the Irvine Police
Department.
Over the last rive years, the
department has grown from its
o rig inal force o f 52 to 116
employees.
Before the establishment of
the Irvine Police Department
the city o( Irvine (established in
late 1971) contracted with the c1 ·
l y of Costa Mesa for police pro-
tection.
Aod before Costa Men-or.
ficers patrolled Irvine streets,
the Orange County Sheriffs or·
fice had that responsibility.
Thal view was promoted by
s low-growth advocate Mrs .
Gaido and her runn1Dg mates
Paul T9dd Jr. and Gilbert
Nelsen Jr. who fini shed fifth and
sixth respecti vely.
Baker said in the campa11o?n
that Irvine's population growth
ratl'. rastesl amon~ Cahfom1a
cities 1Ls size. should continue. 1
This view was shared by vie·
torious incumbents Sills and
Vardouli~.
Baker 's pro-gr owth view!>
earned him healthy developer
contributions. lie estimated thi:-.
morning he spent about S28.000
in the campaign
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" Ford Fatal Crash 1 •
Laguna Hil/,s Pair . I
Win $2 MillWn Suit .
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of ... Delly ,..... tuft
A Laguna Hills father and son
have won a combined $.2.2S
million sertlemeat. against Ford
Motor Co. stemming from the
death of the man's wife in a
burning Ford Maverick on the
Santa An.a ~ay four years
ago following a rear-end rol·
lis ion.
The settlement was agreed to
Monday in the courtroom of
Suf>erior Court Judge J ack 1'rol·
ter .
Ernst Greenberg and his son
Matthew. 4. had filed a lawsuit
three years ago against F'orrf
<'ontendmg the gas tank of the
1971 model car was faulty.
The car exp1oded in names
after the rear·t>nd collision on
the freewav. Killed in the acci-
dent was Greenberg's 2l·year-
old wife.
The Greenberg's car was the
fourth ID a fi ve-car pile up near
the 17th Street overcrossang ID
Santa Ana.
Mrs. Greenber g had been
holding young Mau.bew. then on-
ly severaJ months old, on her
lap. Both parents were afire but
she gave the child to Greenberg
when she could not budge a
jammed door op the passenger
side of the car.
Greenberg took the child to
safety but his wife perished in
the burning vehicle. Greenberg
s uffered burns on his arms and
legs. The child was unhurt.
reached. attorneys for Ford made t
a m otion to prohibit any further jf
disclosure of terms of the agree-
ment to the medJa and to seal f
court records regarding the set-t
Uem ent. 1
Trotter denJed the request. 1
Tbe set.Uement to the Green·
berp will be paid over the next several years.
Used Car Lot
At Uni High
Bugs Trustees
Has Robert. Mohr, principal or
Irvine's University High School.
turned into Cal Worthington?
Has the school's pa rking lot.
become a used car lot"
This was what t he Irvine
Unified School District trustees
we re talking about Monday
night when they called Nohr to
testify.
Mohr, who was called to the
podium by the name or Cal
Worthington, said 40 to SO people
try to sell their cars io t.he park-
ing lot every weekend.
··Do you want me to do
anything about it?" he asked the
trustees.
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Funds Found,
Anderson's
Still in Race
Duke Bottled
According to court documents,
Matthew will receive $650.000 as
part of his share or the overall
selllement .
After the settlement was
One of the board me mbers
wondered wbethe r the district
could get a percentage on the
car sales. Gene Hartline. assis-
tant superintendent. said that
would ca u se insurance
nightmares.
The trustees decided to wait to
get further citizen reaction.
WASJllNGTON <AP) -John
8 . Anderson, declaring "I now
believe that an independent can
win," said today be has attract·
ed enough money, potential
voters and interest to permit
him to stay in the race f9r the
presidency th-rough the No-
vemberelection.
Declaring that. the support re-
ceived in nine weeks of running
as an independent outside the
two major parties has "far ex·
ceeded my expectations," An·
denon said, "I am formally an·
nouncing my candidacy." Sin~ anounciog April 24 that
be would run as an indltpendent.
Anderton bas campaigned in
every region of the country,
raising money and klcklng orr
drives to obtain enough
a11natures to get his name on
the ballot in u many states aa
poaalble.
Noting Jhat he bas qualified
for the November gene ral elec·
t.Jon ballot in states whe~ pet\.
Uon ~adJlnes have passed, An·
derson said that be wnt focus hit
camoaitn on "a f()rtbri1ht dl8·
C9eeSTAYING, Pace AZ)
Actor's Face on Bmubon
TUCSON. Ariz. <AP>
The race of John Wayne,
who downed plenty or red
eye in the movie set
saloons he s wagge red
through as Hollywood's
toughest wrangler, has
been molded into a com-
memorative bottle of
booie.
Entrepreneur Mike
Wayne (no relation) said
be looked at 32 different
designs before be came up
with a bottle that the
Duke's family felt was
Just rtpt.
The result ls that the
late actor stares back with
s:raggy realism from a
fifth Of Kentucky bo\arbon.
About 5,000 c~ wlll be
distributed world-wide,
the fl.rat 400 ol them In
Arliona, where many of
Way~e·s westerns were
fttmed. .
Each bottle weighs
about 20 pounds and will
sell tor $80 to $70. ·
Wayne the businessman.
who paid."about a mJlUon
bucks'' for acluslve ells·
tnbutJon rt.itta, said the
bottle la the latest In a
20.year-old line of com·
memoralive and novelty
Items.
Among them wd an
amamto-fnJed lillefteas of
Pope John Paul U.
Kids Sold
By Catalog
For Sex Use
DALLAS (AP) -Children as
young as 8 are being sold into
prostitution through "catalog
sales" in Dallas. a prosecutor
bas told a Texas House commit-
tee.
Assistant Dallas County Dis·
trlct Attorney Kelly Lovinl aaJd
Monday "They have a catatoc o(
these little children who are
totally nude." Loving told the
select committee on cblld abuse-
ne1lect and child pomoiraphy.
"Sisteen-year.olds are the
least expensive. The yows1er
they are, the more e.xpenalve
they are," said LovinJt.
Dallu clients order the child
prostitutes throuah the catalog
and often p~ their airplane fare
since r.nany are from Califom.ia,
be said.
••An I -year.old tlrl or boy
from CallfomJa wm COit •bout
11.000 a nltbt, lncludlnt the
airfare." the pr"Oleeutor Hid.
Coast
Weather
Cloudiness decreas ing
Wednesday. Lows tonight
5S at the beaches. 65 in-
1 and. Highs Wednesday
70sto mid~.
INSIDE TODA 'Y
Allan D. l lM Jr. ~.,..,
WOftl lo die &I Edeft. H~'d
pre/er that U be ~.
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WNilllNOTON f AP1 Common C.YAt • C'tlltent uUon
ll'OUP. today f1Hod n r.-cteral lnwullt 1eoetllnc to top n commlttft
from tta announ«od intt'nlton ol pencbn1 l20 ni1lhoo ln au1•s>«>rt ut Ronald Keaaan :i. prH1d~al undid•«')'
Commoo Cnl.lM!, saying I.be elf0t1 would f"f'tum ump111n
financlf\I lo Pl"e·Wnter1•l• d-.Ya. sued Americans tor Chnntte.
Ila chairman, S.n Harri-.on Schmitt. RN M . and formt'r Sc-n
Carl T C'urt1 R N~b , Its treasurer
t'c1tl)fllOO l'1tu.!U' C'h1lmMt that ,mt"f' Rt'l•K•n. a~ th.-'"v1rtu11I
ly ccrtam .. C'and1datc-of the Rt"pubhcan Put) will rt'ce1ve t.21*.4
mllHoo for tht' l'QlJl ('00\!tnllon r~mpn1.cn hf cannot re<.'elvti
private fundb
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BELO llORIZONTE. Bqtzll I Af'I -Pope J ohn raul II new
lnto lhils central Braulurn mtnln.: r1ty today to a JOYOU5 ovi.\ton
from crowds el>tamated at mure than one mill.ton
They dum~ white and yt'llo"' confetti from skysc.'rapers as
the pope passed. and ILned streeu 10 deep to get a gUmpse.
In Jn open • .11r Masi> aimed dl Lht! youthful populatl~ of
L.it1n m1..•nca ., largest t·ounlry John Paul warned agamsl
what he t·ulll"(I 'tht! exa~~rat1on of sex. which tears down the
autht>ntl<.'ll~ of human Ill\ l' and leads to the breakup of the ra·m11) .
llad#r111 f.J ~ ·PoUrlr• Sof..,ie,..
MOSCOW (AP> The Soviet Union and West Germany
agreed today to press for ··a political solution as quickly as
possible" to the Afghanistan conflict. But West German Chan-
cellor Helmut Schmidt apparently failed lo win assurances from
Soviet Prt>sident Leonid I. Brezhnev about future Soviet troop
puflouts. .
Schmidt said both sides repeated their "well·known post·
tions" and that Brezhnev strongly defended the Soviet occupa
tion that began in December.
Gold Co11tln11eS to CB_,,
LONDON <AP> -Gold prices rose again today on Euro-
pean exchanges after reaching 41,;.month hig.hs in Mon~ay's
trading. The dollar was higher agaiost most ma1or currencies.
London's ft ve major bullion houses fixed the closing price or
gold al $660 an ounce, up from Monday's $649.50. In Zur;ich, gold
tr aded at $663.50 al mid-day. Gold traded at $664 50 Ill New
York. up $17 10
Silver was quoted an London at $16.90 an ounce. up from
$16 75. Silvertraded at S16.80in New York. up20cents.
.fiat urday .ff ail D~li r ni1 Baclwd
w >\Sll l Nt:To~ 11\ P 1 Defying the wisbt;s ~r congressional
hudgl!l v. nt1·r~ thl• Hou!.e Post Office and C1v1l_ Defense Com·
rnillct· tod:.i y \OlC'fl t11 tl)nt1nue Saturday mall delivt!nes.
Signing Cerenaong
Ted Fillds Way
To Rose Garden
WASHING TON ( AP)-Sen.
Ed ward M. Kennedy, who for
m onths sought to lure President
Carter out of the Rose Garden,
JOmed hi m there today in a rare
moment of acc·ord -the signini::
of <i mutual!) cspoul>ed bill to
dc r CJ!Ulate the t rucking 1n ·
dustry
··it ·s particularly g ra tifying
for me to welcome Senator Ken·
ned ,. to the Rose Garden today,"
Carter said with a smile wherl
c itin g the M assach usetts
senator's e fforts along with
those of other m e mber s of
Congress in winning passage of
the bill
"There·s no debate on truck-
ing d eregulation," K enne~y
quipped when Carter asked him
to say a few words durmg the
~igning ceremony
The closest the president's
challenger came to turning the
event into a poht.Jcal platform
was to recite his campaign
theme that "the No. 1 concern of
the American people ts the state
of the economy
··No other piece or leg1slal1on
wi ll have ru, great an impact on
damperung the fires of inflation"
as the bill Carter s igned today,
Kennedy said.
Kennedy, in a row of a dozen
congressional champions of the
legislation. stood with his arms
folded directly behind the chair
provided for tht; president's ~e
in ~igning the bill . At one pomt,
he spotted some reporters who
have been covering his presiden-
ORANGI! COAST
DAILY PILOT
tial campaign for moat.ha and
caressed the back of the chair
with a subtle grin.
Carter pajd tribute to Ken·
nedy. chairman o'l' the Senate
.Judiciary Committee, as having
bc~un working for increased
compelttion in the trucking IO·
dustry at least two years before
the issue began to gathe r
momentum.
"Sometimes alone, sometimes
fa cing discou ragement but
never giving up on the concept."
Kennedy purs ue d the cause,
Carter said.
It was only the second meeting
between the adversaries since
the presidential campaign began
in eamesL Kennedy came to the
White House for a private meet·
ang with Carter on June 5 after
the final round of primaries that
appeared to give the president
more than enough delegates to
assure him or renomination by
the Democratic Party this s um·
mer.
But Kennedy has refused to
concede. and relations between
the two have been practicaJly
non-existent.
The bill Carter decided to sign
1n the White House Rose Garden
represents a victory for the ad-
ministration and another step
toward fulfillment of Carter's
promise to r e move anti ·
competitive government reguJa·
tions wherever possible.
The Congressional Budget Of·
fi ce estimat~ that truck freight
prices will fall as much as S8
billion a year when the legisla·
tion is fully implemented in 3~
to four yean. But some of the
most sweeping changes in the
tightly regulated industry are
expected to come about mucb
sooner.
Tax Plan
Still On
For'81
WASHINGTON CAPl -Pi"esl
d .. nt c·art..r rnd Oernocrnltc
conttru~1ona l leaders have
air~ to provld~ • l&x c:ut (OC'
lMl •nd that the only remaullng
queatlon •~ the limina. Houae
Speaker 'l'homia11 P O'NeiU said
toduy
''1'htinl'li no QUt'Stion tn alt o(
our mind5 that there will be a
tux cul In 1981," O'Neill told re-
porters after he and other
leaders attended • White House
breakfast meet!na with Carter.
O'Neill said what had not been
decided waa whet.her to enact
the cul m 1980 or wait until 1981
The speaker said Carter and
the cong r essional leaders
agreed this morning lo work
together over the next few
weeks on overall economic
Pohcy.
"Our rum is the development
of a carefully considered and
responsible policy to continue
the fight ag&nst inflation and
provide a tax cut for 1981 that
would be anU-inflationary ,0 the
Massachusetts Democrat said.
The White House session c:ame
a day after Senate Democratic
leaders held off Republican de-
mands for a $36 billion tax cul
by offenng renewed promises of
lh('1 r own plan.
Fr .. PageAJ
STAYING •••
cussion or the problems that con-
front America and the solutions
to those problems that 1 can of·
fer to the voter "
The Republican congressman
from Jllnois said he was
heartened by polls s h owing
~teadily rising approval for his
candidacy and private contrlbu·
tions totalin~ $3 million.
In a statement prepared for
delivery at a news conference.
Anderson noted dissatisfaction
among m any voters with the
p r o s p ec ti v e m a j or pa rt y
nominees, President Carter and
Honald Reagan. "r cannot ask Americans to
vote for me because they dislike
the other candidates." Anderson
-;aid "I must pers uade them
that I am competent to govern
this natJon. that l understand its
problems and that my program
of <Jction will be both effective
and fru.r."
Anderson said elver the next
few weeks he will set out
specific propoaala on a number
of bsue.s.
''What I have to offer is com·
mon sense in economics, com-
mon decency in human rights
and plain dealing in govern·
ment
"Above all e lse. I offer
/\ me n ca the plain hard racts.
We can never again pretend that "l' can ~c t so m ething for
not han g." he said. ·
Ande rson s upporters have
gathered enough signatures to
get on the Novem ber general
election ballot in 14 states -
New Jer sey, Michi ga n ,
Massachusetts. Utah . North
Carolina, O h io, K entucky,
Kansas, West Virgin ia, New
M exico, Maine, Ida h o,
Wisconsin and Rhode Island.
In four of the stales, Ohio.
Kentucky, New Mexico a nd
Maine, officials have ruled that
Anderson failed to meet require-
ments other than the number of
s ignatures and campaign
lawyers have filed court suits
challengi ng the constitutionality
of state election laws.
In a n additional 22 states,
campaign officials say enough
!>1gna tures on petitions have
been JZathered to make it a near
certainty that Anders on will be
on the ballot.
There are a few states, like
Georgia and Oklahom a, where
enlisting support has been dlf.
fic ult and s ignature d rives
s talled.
Campaign m anager Michael
Mac l eod said Anderson will
concede most of the South, since
t hat "will be a Carter-Reagan
battleground," with the po6sibte
e xceptions of North Carolina.
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Freeway Meiers P(anned
Cal'l'ram ha announeed that northbound on-r amps of
the San Dieao Freeway will be closed for abort period&
from now until July 9.
MBTEUNG DEVICES AaE In the process ~ betn1 • installed on on-ramps bet.ween the Q>ata Mesa Freeway
and the San Gabriel Freeway, C.lTrana offlclala said.
They said all freeway lanes and runpe will be opened
durfnl fUlb ={:.nd at least w ramp lane wW be opm betwem tbe ud ...in, naah boun.
WllBN ON &UIPI AU a.o8ED, traffic wlD be ct.-
toured with •llDI, accordiq to CaJTram. No 1 ..... will be
closed en weelrenda, lelal hollda11, or before I p.m. on day~1n1 lepl bolldaya. metertna dnle91 d«eet bow maQy veblcles are mla1 an-nJllPI at varioul tJ111e1, a CaJTrau olftetal said.
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An engine and rear gun turret of a World
War II B-24 Liberator bomber are inspect-
ed by promoter Gene Forte. who is salvag·
ang the plane from the bottom of Hunt-
ington Lake in the Sierra Nevada east of
Fresno. The plane cras hed in 1943.
Kidnap, Not Belief
Patrick Trial Issue?
SAN DIEGO <AP) -Stale
prosecutors say the issue in the
trial of sect deprogrammer Ted
Patrick is a Laguna Beach kid·
napping, not the beliefs of .the
controversial Church o( Scu:n·
tology.
Patrick 49, and four others
went on trial Monday for al·
legedly abducting and holding a
24-year-old Scientologist 37 days
last fall.
Paula Dain, 24. of Los
Angeles, charged that Patnck.
his secretary. Sondra Sacks : her
father and i;tepmother Jack
and Mary Ann Dain of ,Fullerton
-and James Roe. held her cap·
tive at a number or Southern
California cities in an attempt lo
c.·hange her faith.
Patrick, Jack and Mary Ann
Shah Said
Improving
CAIRO, Egypt CAP> -
The deposed Shah oC Ir an
was reported In "very
satisfactory" condition lo·
day a nd was remc>ved
fro m 1 n t en s 1 v e < a r l'
following surgery to dr<itn
nu1d from his lungs
An Egy ptian docto r
trea tin g the c ancer·
strickeh shah said the ex-
m onarch has 8 "more
than 75 percent" chance
of surviving.
"Hia condition is very
satisfactory." said Dr.
Abdel Kader Osman 24
hou rs after Monda y 's
operation.
Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi, 60. was running a
high rever when he was
admitted to the Maad1
military hospital Friday
night. Doctors said the
fever was caused by a
build-up of fl uids in his
lungs . The fluids. they
sa id. collected a ft er
Pahlavi h ad developed
pneumonia.
Dain and Roe are charged with
k1d napp1ng. conspiracy and
false 1mpnsonment. Sacks 1s
charged with conspiracy and
false impnsonment
Jury selection began today
and 1s eirpttted to taJte up to a
week. attorneys for both sides
predicted.
In a pre~ntry motion. deputy
District Attorney Paul Morley
as ked Judge Norbert Ehren-
freund to deny defense attorneys
the "defense of necessity"
~rounds Morley said there 1s
:>o m e d·oubl whether those
g round s exi s t b y law 1n
Cahforrua.
He said the alleged abduction
Hmounted to "taking the law 1n-
i o their own hands" and J ··v1~ilante act ion ··
''What '!-the d 1ff eren <·••
ht·l~l'<'rl k 1d n&pµ1n~ S c 1('n
tolo1::1sb, Catho)1<.·:-and Dap
t1M~ •·· dr~uL'<i ~1orh:Y
Patnck, after almos t i. de-cadt-
of deprogrammmg work. 1s on
tnal in bis home county for the
first time.
Morter, predicted that t.M de·
fense will attemDt t.o eloud the rea l issue-kidnap ping-by
putting the church oo trial. _
"I think v. hat is clearh
planned here 1~ a here5} tnal,
he :-aid
Dunn~ Morll!y's attempt \I)
have Lhe · defense b~· necess1t~ ··
~rounds r~tr1cted , Ehrenfreund
uskcd .
··!)uppose you wer e drtvtn~
over the Coronado Br1d~e and
saw a friend about to commit
s u1c1 de . Say YOIJ tried to
pers uade him not to jump and.
in order lo save that person. you
had to attack or knock him un.
COnSc.'IOUS.
"Would vou face a charge of
assault., .. '
~orley replied that the ques.
t1on has not been resolved an
court He noted that Miss Dam is
··a n e mancipated adult. free
from all. tncluding her parents "
Morlev said the woman had not
lived -with her father 10 seven
years pnor to the time of the al·
leged abduction
Visiting Boy
Fares Well
After Shock
A 6·year·ol.d Sierra Madre
boy , vacat11>ni ng with his
parents on Halboa Island. came
away v.1th onl y minor injuries
Monday afternoon when he
~rabbed a hve electricaJ conduit
running under a pier.
But yo ung Bre tl S haw's
parents received a real shock,
Newport Beach officials said.
when they tried to maneuver the
ra m1ly car through hea•.-y traffic
on Coast Highway in an effort to
reach Hoag Memoria l Hospital.
They never got there.
Ins tead the parents , uns ure
how seriously the ir son had been
1n1ur~d. became so frus lratt.-d
th~y l:>wung out of the bum~r·tO·
bumpe r traffic and flagged
do~ n a passing police car.
Th~ 0 H1ce r re s ponded by
1 dd1oing param\.'<11cs who treal-
··d the fnJo:htencd ooy al the side
11f the road . H e was not
hosp1tahzc.d
Mr. Pavlecka
Rites Joly 19
Memori<Jl ru:nerat services for ..
l'm 1 n\.'nl e ngrn .. \.'r Vlad1 mir
l'J\lclha, d for m e r NewP'Jrt
HcJl h r~1d1mt v. ho du;!d Salur·
OJ\ .lunL' 28. v.111 be held on
"d lurdd~. Jul~ 19, at Pacific
\ 1c w Memorial Park, Corona
dl'I ~far
The date o f rites for Mr.
Pavlecka. "hose work in avia·
lion and lighler-than-air craft is
legend in the field was inad-
vertently deleted from a story in
Monday's paper. •
Fune ral services for the
engineering genius will be at Jl
a m. on July 19, according to
friends
3-Mile Ve nt-Okay
HARRISBURG, Pa. CAP> -
Continued venting of radioactive ~as from Three Mile Island has
produ<.'ed no unexpected rise in
radiation levels away rrom the
nuclear power plant, officials
..ay
Our diamond collecr1on 1s brilliant. extensive
and nvaled only by our knowledge. No
matter what kind of diamond she thinks is
"mosc beauc1ful ... we have rt warttng for you.
And her. f hese are set in 14 karat yellow
gold. A .. Marqurse. $2.225 . B. Round. SI .275 .
C. Erner aid-cut. $6, 170. D. Oval. $3.820.
E. Pearshaped. $9, I 35.
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TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
~Legion Hall OK'd as Senior Center
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1 Pl .. to reeovale and remodel
the Laa.ana Beach American
Lesion hall aa a center for sentor cattzen ana communtt)'
acUvltles won unanjmous ap.
provaJ Monday fronl the South
Coast Regional Coastal Com
mission
Two residents objected to the
pTojet1, citing potential parking
probl«n1 and pcMUna lO other
1itea tbey clatmed would be
more ~riale for a aeruor
center
But the detractors were out·
numbered br about so l.qunta Beach sen or cit izens who
Journeyed tD HunUnaton Beach
City tlall to demonstrate tbear
11upport to the commission. .
The senior citizen and com·
muo1ty cent.er lS prop05ed for
the vmtage American Legion
bulldlns at 3IM Lesion St .. con· atructed euly In the century, as
the Art Colony's llrst school
house.
Some senior activities already
are being offered at the site, but
the city proposes majot reoova·
hon and the construction of an
860·square-root addition to the
present buildinr.
.. We have overwhelming sup·
port (or this projecl in Laguna
Beach," Mayor Wayne Baglin
told lhe commissioners . "We
tblnk we have a great project.
We need lt desperately." .
Laguna Beach resident John
Gabriels. however. described
the project as "an a ffront to
3eniors, a cop-out by our rich ci-
ty of Laguna Beach."
He suggested the city use an
existing recreation center for ex-
panded senior citizen programs.
Anoth e r r esident , Alan
Adams, cr1tic1zed the lack of
parking at the American Legion
site.
But Laguna Beach City Coun·
cilwoman Sally Bellerue coun·
tered that the vast majorilY of
s eniors who will utilize the
center will walk or take city
transportation to the site.
With the coastal commission's
approval m hand. the city still
faces funding dlrlicuJties in con-
nection with the renovation proj-
ect The City Council recently
solicited bids on the project and
received only one. That bid
came in at $238,000, about twice
as much as the council had
planned to spend.
The council has decided to
seek new bids on the project .
hoping a less costly proposal is
submitted.
Relief .Due for Canyon Danger
Anderson
Makes It
Official
WASHINGTON (AP> -John
B. Anderson, declaring ''1 now
believe that an independent can
win," said today he has attract·
ed enough money. potential
voters and interest to permit
him to stay in the race for the
presidency through the No·
vemberelectioo.
Declaring that the support re-
ceived in nine weeks of running
as an independent outside the
two major parties has "far ex·
ceeded my expectations." An·
derson said, •·1 am formall y an-
nouncing my candidacy."
Since announcing April 24 that
he would run as an independent,
Anderson has campaigned in
every region or the country,
raising money and kicking off
drives t o obtain enough
tSee STAYING, Page A2)
SC Prepares
Building as
Nixon Site
Dedication of a building that
will house the Richard M. Nixon
memorabilia <.'Ollection in San
Clemente will take place Friday.
accented by mariachi music and
sangria.
More than 400 guests have
been invited to the Fourth of Ju·
ly ceremonies al a former fast
food stand al the corner of South
El Camino Real and A venida
Pala, about 1.000 feet from the
entrance to the former Nixon
home.
T be two-story structure is be·
ing renovat ed by the Four
Seasons Investment Co.. which
has s~t $175,000 lo redesign
the bwlding.
When the public begins paying
ad mission to v i sit th e
museum. expected later this
month, they will see a collection
of Nixon memorabilia now dis·
played at the San Clemente Inn.
The development, called ··A
Bit of History," also will house
items collected by the San
Clemente Historical Society,
which will be displayed oo lhe
second level ofthe building.
Other features ol the structure
will include a gift shop, fast food
counter and restaurant. and
lounge facilities to handle large
tour groups.
Roy Fraser, president of Four
Seasoos Investment Co., said the
comawnlty will benefit from a
portJon of the operation's in·
come.
Besides Fraser, Col. Jack
Brennan, aide to former Pre&i·
dent Nixon, heads the project
I
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John Wayne's
Bust Graces
Bow-bon Fifth
TUCSON. Ariz. (AP> -
The face of John Wayne,
who downed plenty or red·
eye in the movie set
s aloons he swagger ed
through as Hollywood's
toughest wrangler, bas
been molt.led into a com·
m e morative bottle of
booze.
Entrepreneur Miu Wayne (no relation) aalll
he looked at 32 different
designs before he came up
with a bottle ttu~l the
Duke's family felt was
just right.
The result is that the
late actor stares back with
craggy realism from a
fifth of Kentucky bourbon.
A bout 5,000 cases. will be
dtstribut ed world·wide,
the fi rst 500 of them in
Arizona. where many of
Wayne 's westerns were
filmed.
Each bottle w eighs
about ~ pounds and will
sell for S60 tD $70.
Wayne the bus inessman.
who paid "about a million
bucks" for exclusive dis·
tribution rights, said the
bottle is the latest in a
20-year-old line or com ·
memorative and novelty
items.
Among them was an
amaretto-filled likeness of
Pope John Paul II.
Big Pot Haul
On Sailboat
BALTIMORE (AP) -An
abandoned 41-foot sailboat has
yielded 5.260 pounds or mari·
juana, but no susp ec t s,
authorities say.
Cout Guard crewmen found
the two-masted boat adrift off
·the Eastern Shore without
anyone on board.
lagunans
Settle in
Collision
By DAVID KUTZMANN
0t ... Dllitf """Sutt
A Laguna Hills father and son
have won a combined $2.25
million settlement against Ford
Motor Co. stemming from the
death or the man's wile in a
burning Ford Maverick on the
Santa Ana Freeway roar years
ago following a rear-end col·
lision.
The settlement was agreed to
Monday in the courtroom of
Superior Court Judge Jack Trot·
ter.
Ernst Greenberg and his son
Matthew, 4, had filed a lawsuit
three years ago against Ford
contending the gas tank of the
1971 model car was faulty.
The car exploded in names
after the rear-end collision on
the freeway. Killed in the acci·
dent was Greenberg•s 2l·year·
old.wife.
The Greenberg's'.car was the fourth in a five-car pileup near
the 17th Strfft overcroasing in
Santa Ana.
Mrs Greenberg had been
holding young Matthew, then ·on·
ly several months old, on her
lap. Both parents were afire but
she gave the child to Greenberg
when she could not budge a
jammed door on the passenger
s ide of the car.
Greenberg took the child to
safety but his wife peris hed in
the burning vehicle. Greenberg
surfered bums on his arms and
legs. The child was unhurt.
Accordulg to cou.rt documents,
Matthew will receive S6S0,000 as
part or his share or the overall
settlement.
After the settlement was
reached, attorneys for Ford made
a motion to prohibit any further
disclosure of terms or the agree-
ment lo the media and lo seal
court records regarding the set·
tlement.
Trotter denied the request.
The settlement to the Green·
bergs will be paid over the oexl
several years.
Benefit Dance Set
By Paren18 Group
The South Coast chapter of
Parents Without Partners will
hold a fund·raising dance to
rtgbt Muscular Dystrophy Fri·
day al 8 p.m . at the Registry
Hotel at <>ranae Comity Airport.
Anyone interested in further
information may c.oatact Marian
Gold at .-.36216.
0.ily Piie! -ly ~·-Mllit-11
SPREAD IN SAN CLEMENTE OFFERS SPIRITED HORSES
Mu1, (left) Chr11tal Mackey Try Out Park
Private Park
Bui, Not for Long in SC
They had the whole park to
themselves Monda y, but the
Mackey girls of San Clemente
were getting the most out of t.he
jus t-completed Unda Lane Park
acr oss the tracks from the
beach.
Missy, Karen and Christal Mackey took turns on a tire
swing, rode bareback on two
wooden horses and slid down an
elaborate sUde at the 4 .~acre
park dedicated by more sedate c1
ty officials Friday.
Stewart Frame. the city's
lei3ure services coordinator.
said the park projecl was eight
months ln the making, with de·
la ys caused by last winter's
rains.
The $163.800 facility features
p1<'n1c tables on the green turf,
playRrou nd eq uipml'nt ,
lands<.'aping aod a large parking
lot to serve parkgoers and those
headed to the adjacent beach,
aboul 1.200 yards north or the
municipal pier.
About $70,000 of the cost was
paid by county funds through lhe
Urban Coastal Bond Act.
Frank Wolfe Landscape
Services of Santee was the con·
tractor for the project.
To get to the new city park,
visitors shouJd head toward the
beach on Avenida Pallzada, then
turn right on Encino Lane to
Linda Lane.
K .idnap Called Trial Keg
SAN Dlll:GO (AP) -State .
proeeeuton 1ay tbe iaMae ta t.be
trial ot eeet depeocr-ammer Ted
Patridc ia a Lqmta Beach ldd· naPPiu, not tbe beliefs ot the
coiifroVeniaJ Church of Seten·
toJ01y.
Patrick •· and four others went oo trial lloedrtJ:. al·
le1ed1J ="= llDd ~a 24-year-oldDiapt 11 4-yt
tut fall.
Paula .f-1::J•• tf Lo• An,.i., tUt Patrtck;
tu. aeer«ary, • Seebt ..
father Ind ~ -.iack ud .. .,. ._ ~ ol ."8llertm -and J ........ held ..... eep.
t)ye •• WW ot .. ~ ...
CallfJwala dtMl-iD ID attempt to
/1
cbanp her f ailh.
Patrick, Jack and Mary AM
Dain and Roe are char1ed with
tidnappiac. conspiracy and
false tmprUollmeot. Saco is
eharpd with conspiracy and
falH imprilaGment.
Jury 1elfttloa be•an today
ud ll expected to take up to a wMk, .u.neya for both aidM
predicted. la • ......mry motion, deputy
Dlatriet A.UorDey Paul Morley
atked Ju.cl&• Norbert Ebren· Immel to cteny del..,.. attorneys
tbe .. defente of neceHltJ" lf'OUlldl. Morie>' 1atd tMre la
some doubt wbetber tbOH ~ ••lat t.1 law la
,
< '
He aald the alleged abduction
amounted lo "laJdng the law ln·
to their own hands't 9nd a
"vigilante action."
"What's the difference
between ·tidnapping Scien·
lolo1lall, Catholics and Bap·
tiall?" arped Morley.
Patridc, after aJmcet a decade
, of deprosrammin1 work, is on
trial in bla home county for the
fintUme. .,
:Morley predicted that the de· 1--. wW attempt to cloud lhe
real luue-ktdnapping-by
putUq U.. church on trlaJ.
"I think wbat 11 dearly
plaued bin la I heresy trial," he laicl.
(\
Ouri~ Morley's attempt to
have the "defense by nttessity"
ground& restricted, Ehrenlreund
asked:
··suppose you were driving
over the Coronado Bridge and
saw a friend about to commit
su icide. Say you tried to
persuade him not to jump and.
t.n order lo save that person. you
had to 3ttack or knock hlm un·
conRclous.
"Would you race a charce or
assault?"
Morley replied that the ques·
tlon has not been resolved ·in
court. He not.eel that Miss Dain I•
"an e mancipated adult. rree
(See KIDNAP, Pale Al>
l.,assing
I..anes by
Winter?
P 3sslng lanes will be con-
s tru<.'ted later th•~ year Qn
Laguna Canyon Road, on which
22 people have died in traffic at'·
r1dents since 1975, according to
CalTrans orriciuls.
Its latest v1<.'t1 m was Tom
Davis, 51 , of Dana Poinl. Oavl'S,
a CalTrans supervisor . died May
29 when a truck s lammed into
him as he was directing a work
<.'rew on the two-lane road.
Vince Paul. Cal Trans deputy
dire<.'tOr. said this morning four
passing lanes will be built on the
r oad from the San DieJ:O
Freeway .in Irvine to El Toro
Road in Laguna Beach .
L es Card, lrv1ne city
transportation director, said the
30-d ay project s hould begm an
November or December.
Paul said it will cost about
1200,000 to build the passing
lanes on the 7.5-m ile road
b~twcen Laguna Beach and Irvine.
Orange County transportation
otnciaJs haven't been able to get
state funding for a $7 million
proJe<.'t to widen the road to a four-lane highway.
Paul said that the passin~
lanes won't eliminate the
poss1bihty that Laguna Canyon
Road will someday ·be widened
to fouf lanes.
'"The addition of the passing
lanes will provide a safety 1m
provement." Paul :-.aid. "It
s hould reduce some of the prob-
lems with passing incidents "
CStt LANt:S, Page A2>
CofC Views
Sign Curbs
Members of the San Clemente
Cha mber of Comme rce wilt
meet tonight to discuss a pro.
· posed ordinance that would reg-
ulate the size and location of
commercial signs in the city.
The City Council is expected to
act on the sign ordinance July
L6, and chamber officials said
the concerns of business owners·
need to be expressed before that
public hearing.
Tonight's meeting will be held
at the San Diego Gas and Elec-
tric Co. auditorium a l 101 W.
Portal beginnin~ at 7 p .m .
Coast
Weather
Cloudiness decreas ing
Wednesday. Lows tonight
S5 at the beaches, 65 in·
land. Highs Wednesday
70s to mid 80s.
INSIDE TODA t'
Allan D. llM Jr. doem 't
want to die in E~. ll•'d pr•Jn that It be IAGQvalle.
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P,o-Reagan Spending
WASHINOTON tAPl "'°" aUM. a c-tU ... -«ton aroup. I.Oday riled a ,...., .. laWMil ....... .,, flop • t'Otnmlt ...
from 1t1 ~ nten«on al l*ld1nt DO million In 'uppot1 ot Ronald RH1an'1 pra1dMt.l..r U•dldat')'
Common CaUH, H)'\q \.ht fffot'\ wookt mu"' campaa1n
lananoq to pre-Watercate da.11. au.I Amer1uns for Chan1e.
its rb&lrm•, SM Harri.-Sdlm1tc, fl M and ronner 8'"".
C'1 rl T Cutfu. R Nt"b . ill trfflW'e'
Commoo ('ause ~l•t~ that 1Unt'e 1«a1•n . a• the · \ltrtual I>' cen.tn" randldatt' ol ~ R~bllran Part) 1''111 f'fft"IVt" l2t 4
snUhon for th~ post~,·cnoon carupaign. br cannot rf!ff1ve
priYatt' fUl'Mb.
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VANCOUVER. Wash CAP» Threoe land:Jlldt'5 ap~ttntly
rumbled down the east nan.It ot Mt St Hele~ today , adenUsts
said. but OU'lerwtse lhe \'ok•no rested quietly aner a rlear day
that Pt"rmitt.t>d rrews an~r Pffk at the red glow 1ns1de the
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HHASlUA. Braiil tAP>-Pope John Paul 11, who opened
has visit to Brazil with an appeal ror respect for 1he fundament&J
rights of aJI pt>rsons. poodered a plea from Indian chiefs today
for help m ,. struggle with the government over their native
• lands
: The pootirr arrived lo Brazil's inland capital Monday lor a
• 12-day tour or 13 cities in the world's largest Roman Cathollr na·
tion After a m~ting today with prisoners at a Brasilia peniten·
ltary, he was flying~ males to the southeast for a bner s top in
the industrial city of Belo Horiionte. then on to scenic Rio de
J aneiro, on the AtJant1c coast.
Sclt•idi. Bre.:,_..., E.,, 'l'.UC.
MOSCOW (AP) -West German Cbancellor Helmut
Schmidt said today he and Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev
had a good "give-and·take" during two days of talks that
cla rified the two countries' positions on critical world issues.
But sources said Schmidt's departure toni1tht was beipg de-
layed by 90 minutes. suggesting slow movement in negotiations
on such issues as nuclear disarmament and Afghanistan, and
thl' two s ides used a s igning ceremony of an economic agree-
ment to express their displeasure with one another.
.'&fd Co11tln11eS to Cll_,,
LONDON tAP ) '-Gold prices rose again today on Euro-
pean exchanges after reaching 4112-month highs in Monday's
trad ing. :rhe dollar was higher against most major currencies.
London's fi ve major bullion houses fixed the closing price of
~old at $66() an ounce, up from Monday's S649.50. In Zurich. gold
traded at $663.50 at mid-day Gold traded a l $664.50 in New
York. up S17 10.
Silver was quoted in Loodon at $16.90 an ounce, up from $16 ?S.S1lvertraded at $16.80inNew York, up20cents.
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KIDNAP ...
from all, mcludmg her parents "
Mor'ley said the wom an had not
'" ed w1th her rather in seven
'l'<> r' pnor to the t1 me of the al
ll'lilt:d a bduction
Miss Dam claims she was ab-
rl ucted after attending what was
to be a "surprise party" at a
Laguna Beach residence
Committee
Posts Open
The Laguna Beach City Coun·
cal will interview r..rtdents for
pos\ttons on the city's Economic
Committee, Land Use· Noise
Com mit\ee and the Seism ic
Safety and Sale\y Committee at
its meeting tonight.
Jn addition. interviews for one :.eat on the Planning Com·
mission and three seats on the
Arts Commission are scheduled.
The four-year terms on the ci·
ty c:ommittees and commissions
expired today The council will
meet at 6 p.m. an the Council
C hambers at City Ha ll. SOS
F'orest Ave
Intruder Loots
Oemente Shop
Someone made a first·hand
j?rab at the cas h box an a San
Clemente second-hand store
Monday, making off with S20 in
cash
Operators o( the 2nd Hand
~ore, 111 Calle de los Mollnos.
said the burglars entered the
business lhrou.gb an east Caring
.sjde window, rifling the cas b
from the register.
DAILY PILOT
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Kids Sold
By Catalog
For Sex Use
DALLAS (AP) -Children as
young as 8 are being sold lnto
prostitution through "catalog
sa les" in Dallas, a prosecutor
has told a Texas Hou.se commit·
lee.
Assistant Dallas County Dis·
trict Attorney Kelly Loving said
Monday ··They have a catalog of
these little children who are
totally nude," Lovmg told the
select committee on cbild abuse
neglect and child pornog raphy.
"Sixteen-year-olds are the
leasl expensive. The younger
they are, lhe more expensive
they are," said Lovin~.
Dallas clients order the child
prostitutes through the catalog
and often pay their airplane fare
since many are from California,
he sa id.
• l\n 8-year-Old girl or boy
from California will cost a bout
SI .ooo a night, including the
airfare." the prosecutor said.
Sclwol Sets
Fourth Fair
A country fair day in keeping
with traditional Independence
Day celebrations will be held
Thursday beginning At 1 p. m. at•
Capistrano Elementary School
in San Juan Capistrano.
The event. sponsored by the
San Juan Capistrano Recreation
Department, will include apple
bobbing, a pie-eating contest, a
tug-of-war, and other activities.
The Kitchen Klatter Band of
the Senior Citizens Club will pro-
vide entertainment. Further ln·
formation may be obtained by
calling 493-1171, ext. 247.
Bonin
Eyed in
2 Cases
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AutbortU• In both Or,nff and L oa An••lu c ount ea r e ·
m1lned UCht·llf&*t I.Oday .a.out
whic h lwo o the •o·calleo rr.ew">' murders UMy are~
ald~rln1 twice.paroled aex o(
fender WUUum Bonin a.a a viable
BUfpeCl
That Bonin. 32, of Downey, Is
•ctlvely beana lnvestlaaled in
t'OnnecUon with two ca1e9 ill the
serl4'a of uoaolYed murden of
youo1 men w .. ctiteloeed durift&
a hl'arang Monday in Los
An&elee Mun.le1paJ Court.· ,
Los Angeles County Deputy
0 1stncl Attorney Aaroo Stovit.t
gave Jud~e Lawrence Wad· dlngton a oine·page affidavit
thal Stovtu said outlinft Boain's
possible "'le in two of the slay. i.ngs
Sloviu declined to release the
document, saying to do so could
jeopardise the investigation.
There was intense speculation
that 8.onin is bei.ng coosidered a
suspect in the murder of Charles
Miranda, 15. or Bell Gardens,
w h ose bo dy was found in
downtown Los Angeles oo Feb.
3. and Stephen Jay Wells. 18. of
Downey, whose body was dis·
covered iq Huntington Beach on
June 3. ·
Sand Caatle
Classes Set
For Clemente
Novice s and castle makers
can get some expert advice Sun·
day and still have a couple of
weeks to practice their new
s kills before the July 'l7 competi.
tion in San Clemente.
Two sand cas tle buildjng
workshops wiU be held Sw'8ay
on the beach near the municipal
pier, with sessions schedu.Jed at
10 a .m . and 1 p.m.
The workshops are being
sponsored by the San Clemente
Ocean Festival Committee and
participants pay Sl to receive in·
structions and a certificate of
completion.
Gary Kinsella. chairman of
Sand Castling. Inc., has taught
his unique art form lbrou.gb an
exte nsion course at UC San
Diego. He wiU conduct the two
workshops Sunday.
Space for sand castle building
will be assigned oo a flrst-come.
first-serve baSis.
For further information, call
Boyd Ames at 661·3"434.
Hiker Loses
Belongings
A. New Jersey hitchhiker has
only the clothes on his back and
his thumb after a mo. torilJ, who
delivered him to San Clt'"mente
Monday sped oU with bis belong·
in gs.
The thumbe r told San
Clemente police a motorist in a
brown station wagon too« off
with his green backpack and
s leeping bag alter letting him otr
m town.
He said the valuables were
worth $350.
Fr .. r.,,eAI
LANES •••
He explained that many ol the
accidents have occurred when
people try to pass on the narrow
road. ··People get frustrated with
slow-moving vehicles in front of
\hem and they try to pass at
places in the road where it i.sn'l
safe to do so," Paul said.
In early 1979, cilium siinect
petitions in an unsuccenful ef.
fort to win state fundin1 ror
widening the road. At tbat time,
white warning crosses were
placed aJong the side ot the road
to symbolize thoee who died on
the highway.
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Freeway Meters Planned
CaJTram has announced tbat nortbbound on-rampt ol
the san Dleto Freeway wU1 be elOMd for lbort perioda
from now until July 9 .
METESING DEVICES ASE in the process ol belA1
Installed on on-ramps between t.be eo.ta Mesa Freeway
and the San Gabriel Freeway, CalTrans otnciall aald.
They Mid all freeway lanes and ramps will be opened
durinl nllb houri, ud at leat one ramp Jue wt1l be opea
betw ... tbe mornlnl ud ewainl Nib boun.
WREN ON u..PI dB aA>IBD, traffic .tll be ct..
toured with Ii.Pt. aeeordlna to CalTram. No a.. wW be
closed on weelteadl, le1al 'holidaYI, or before a p.m. •
daya ~ le1aJ holidays. 1'be ~ devleea deCect how many ftblcies are
....... CIHUllPI at varlOUI ~. a CaJTrua oft\dal Mid.
' TAYING •••
11;.....,_ to tM hi• ftlmt °"
the blltot 'n • many alatm u ,... ......
N.U.. ._ ... h11 qu&Un.d
for U. ~Mr tenenl ~.e· U. Miia& 19 lt8tel where petl.
lloa dMdl.a... have pa11ed. An·
dtnon Mk1 that be wiU fotUa hla
umpalp on "• forthrilht di•·
r uHIOft ol the problem• \hit C'Of'I·
ft"Oftt Amerlca and the lolutlons
to lhCJM problem.a that I ean of.
f~ lO the voter."
The Repubtlcan contraaman from tllnola uld he was
he artened by polls s howing
steadUy rising approval for his
candidacy and private conllibu·
tiona totaling S3 million.
Jn a statemenl prepared for
delivery at a rtews conference.
Anderson noted dissatisfaction
among many voters with the
prospective major party
nominees, President Carter aDd
Ronald Reagan.
• · t cannot ask Americans to
vote for me because they dislike
the other candidates," Anderson
said. "I must persuade them
that l am competent to govern
this nation, that 1 understand its
problems and that my program
of action will be both effeettve
and fair."
Anderson said over the next
f e w weeks h e will set o ut
specific proposals on a number
or issues.
"What l have to offer 1s com·
mon sense in economics, corn·
mon decency in human n ghts
and plain dealing 111 govern·
ment.
"Above all e ls e . l o ffe r
America the plain hard facts.
We can never again pretend that
we can ge t something for
nothing.'' he said.
Anderson s uppo rters have
gathered enough signatures to
get on the November general
election ballot in 14 states -Ne w J e r sey, Mi c bi gan ,
Massachusetts. Utah, North
Carolina. Ohio, Kentuck y ,
Kansas, West Virginia. New
M exico, Main e, Id a h o.
Wisconsin and Rhode Island.
In four or the states . Ohio.
Ke ntucky. New Mexico and
Maine, officials have ruled that
Anderson failed to meet require·
ments other than the number of s 1 gnatur ~s a nd campa ign
lawyers have filed court swts
challenging the constitut1onaJjty
of state election laws.
.
Capistrano's
Budget Eyed
The San Juan Capistrano City
Council will continu~ review of
the city's $11.6 million budget
for 1980-81 Wednesday when it
meets at 7 p.m. at city hall.
City Manager James Mocalis
has recommended more than
$460.000 in budget cuts. If ap-
proved. the reductions. coupled
wa th additional revenues total·
1ng s;!00,000 , would balance the
budget.
However, department heads
are expected to argue for their
requests at the Wednesday coun·
cil meeting.
FIDl8kill8 Clas8
Planned for Kids
A •·funs kills " c lass for
children age 3 Lo 6 will be held
beginning Thu.rsday at Crown
Valley Community Park. 29751
Crown Valley Parkway, Lagu.na
Niguel.
The weekly class will meet
from 10: 15 t.o U a .m . over an
eight-week penod Further in·
formatioo may be obtaJDed by
calling &11·7254.
Sltdla Sa~tl
l"'fll'Ol'ln6
CAllM>. laM CAP> -
The dltl aald-...a. et lru
... reported ln "v•r>' 11l11f~" ~·Uon to-
d1 y and wu removed
from lnten,lvt care
rollowtnt 1urpry to drain
fluid from hla lun11.
An Eayptlan doctor
treatln• the cancer·
1trkken shah aald the ex·
monarch baa a .. more
than 75 percent" chance
ol surviving.
"His rond.IUoo is very
nlisfactory," said Dr.
Abdel Kader Oaman 24
hours after Monday's
operation.
Shah Mohammed Reta
Pahlavi. 89, was runnlng a
high fever when he waa
admitted to the Maadl •military hospital Friday~
night. Doctors uld the
fever was caused by a
build-up of Ouida in hl1 lungs . The fluids, they
s aid, collected a rt e r
Pahlavi had developed
pneumonia.
Mysterious
Death Halts
Smith Case
By DAVID KUTZMANN
C)t-_, ~""" The Orange County Superior
Court murder trial of Larry
Donald Smith of Newport Beach
was re<"essed Monday to gave de·
fense ;.1llorney Terry Gile'>
11m e to invest igate "lh t
mystcnous death " of a proset'U·
uon wttness.
Supenor Court Judge Leonard
McBride gave Giles. two days to
come up v.rith any ev1dence that
sen1ce station attendant Jim
Cartalucci was the vit"t1m of foul
pla)
Ca rtalucc1 was killed in a
sm al I plane era.sh off Newport
Beach earlier this month. one
day after t.estifymg in Smith's
murder tnal.
Smith, 43, is charged with UH!
k1dnap·murder of Caroly n
Bealer of Garden Grove~ last
1\ugust off Dana Point
Ca rtalucc1 had testifi ed he
s a w Smith and a woman re-
~em bl11\g Miss ·Bealer pull into
his staUom on Jamboree ·Road
last Aug. 24, the same daJ the
attractive woman is alleced to
have been slain aboard Smith's
small boaL She is still missing
No body bu been reco¥ered.
Gil• bat RUe5ted Cartaluc:d
may have~• k>olrout lor two
rnen known only as Jack. and
Ra :r . who he dairns were the
true killers of Miss Bealer.
The defense anorney said the
. cn·1ce stauon attendanl could
have told Jack or Ray when
-Smith awaited phone C"alls from
them at a phone booth across
from the Chevron station where
Cartalucci worked.
G 1 les s a id today his In ·
vesugators V.'OUJd spend tbe ne.xt
two days trymg to dig up any in·
formation that would suggest
Cart.alUt"c1's deatb wa.s anytb.ing
but accidental.
Proseeutor Dave Carter said
he was against any continuance
m the proceedings.
Judge Mc Br1de last weet had
dented a motion by Giles to have
testimony mlroduced to the JUIY
deahng wtth CartalU<'ci's death.
But the judge bad left open t.he
poasabllity that he would re·
ronsider a new motion by GUes
,1ftherewerenewlnformauoo.
Clemente
Fundin1
At· Issue
San Clemente Ctty ~ti
memben face f\mdln1 ~
rantlftl from bonda to bom Md
even the Bo,_ Club whee tbey
meet Wednesday nl1bt In COUil•
ell chamben.
The councll, alon1 wtlb San
Clemente ,.ideata, wtu take yet
another look at the clty'a pro-
posed SlS.8 millloa spending
package, and council members
will be asked to adopt the bud&et
following the public . bearing.
And while the proposed
bud1et. prepared by City
Manager George Caravalho.
shows expected revenues of
S19.S mHlion. the rity does not
expect an enormous s urplus.
That·s because the city ex·
pects to sell $4.2 million ln sewer
bonds which. although con-
side red revenue. will have to be
pa1rl off an future years.
City officials term the sale of
the bonds as imp(>rtant t.o the
city's sewage disposal and tttat·
ment system.
San Clemente voters approved
the bond sale in late 1978, but the
lack or an environmental report
on the proJect delayed sale of
the bonds
Next year's budget calls for
lht• expenditure of nearly $3
million ror a new pump station
and other sewage facililies, and
Sl.4 million for water treatment sy ·tems .
Caravalho's budget a lso calls
for a $600.000 contingency fund to cover unexpecte(J expend-
itures surh as salary increases.
for city employees that will re-
~ult from current negotiations.
Counci l member s will be
as ked to approve increases
a moun\Jng to 9.4 percent for de-
partment heads. management.
'ire men, other employees and
part.time workers.
The city has reached a ten-
t a t Ive agreement on the in-
<' r e a se frorn f ir e men and
general employees. but meet·
ings with the police department
continue.
Based on a 9.4 percent in·
cr e ase, the increase to the
1980·81 budget wouJd be more
than SS40.000, Caravalho says.
Council members will also be
3sked to de'Cide whether $25,000
in city ft.irids should be allocated
10 the Boys and Girls Club.
which finds itself in debt and
had sought city assistance
Caravalho suggesta S17,000 in
federal revenue s haring funds
aad SS.000 in rommunity promc>
uon i avin-.s be giYeft to the club.
He said the cow.ell C..W de·
ride t.o grant lOO\e 91' all or the
fu nds to the club, or make .a
ptlr1 ion or the allO<'ation 1n the
(orm or a long-term loan
In addJt100. the council will
decide whether to keep its de·
ter1ora\Jn~ lifeguard rescue boat
in mothballs. or repair it for
ss.ooo
A lifeguard spokesman sug-
g~sted the money would be bet·
ter s pent hjring two addiUonaJ
~uards, a~ding the vintage
rescue boa t 1s too costly to main· tain.
The Dudget session will begin
at 7 pm. an council chambers.
100 Ave. Presidio.
Foot Care Topic
Dr. Carl Deppen will discuss
good foot care at the Wednesdlly
meeting or the San Juan
Capistrano Senior Citizen Club,
at the San Juan Hot Sprtnis
Dance Hall. Tbe meeting beliDS
at 2:30p.m.
Our diamond collection 1s br1ll1ant extensive
and rival~ only by our knowledqe No
matter what luna of a1amona she thinks 1s
"most t>eauuful. •· we h~ at wa1t1ng tor you .
And !')er. These are set 1n 14 karat yellow
gold. A..Marqurse. $2,225 . 8. Round. Jt .275 .
C. Emerald-cut. SO. 170. 0 . Oval. S3.820 ,
E. Pearshaped. S~. I 35 .
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VOL 73, NO. 111. ~SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1• C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
in Race
1 AndersOn Makes
Candidacy OffiCial
WASHINGTON (AP> -John
'8. Andenon. declaring · ·t now
believe that an mdependent can
win." said today. he has attract·
• ed e nough money. potentia l
voters· and interest to permit
him to stay in the race for the
presidency through the No-
vembereleclion.
Declaring that the support re-
ceived in nine weeks of running
as an independent outside the
two major parties has "far ex·
ceeded my expectations:· ,An-
derson said. "I am formally an·
nouncing my candidacy."
Since announcing April 24 that
he would run as an independent,
Anderson has campaigned in
every regiorrof the country,
ra ising money a nd kicking off
d ri ves t o obtain e n ou g h
s1gnati.:-es to get his na me on
the ballot in as many states as
possible.·
Noting that he has qualified
for the Novem b-"r general elec-
tion ballot in stat."'S where peti·
t1on deadlines have oassed.!Ul·
derson said that he wa~l focus his
cam~aign on •·a forth1 .. ght dis·
cuss1on of the problems t1~at con·
front America and the solutions
to those problems that I can of-
fe r to the voter."
The Republican congressman
f r o m lllnois s a id he was
hearte ned by polls sbowi.~g
Dake Bottled
A.cwr's Face on Bourbon
TUCSON. Ariz. <AP> The face of John Wayne,
who downed plenty of red -
e ye in t he mo vie set
s a loons he s wagger ed
through as Holly wood"s
toughe st wr a ngler , h as
been molded into a com -
m e m orative bottl e of booze.
E ntre pre ne ur M ike
Wayne (no relation) s aid
be looted at 32 different
designs before be came up
witb a bottle that the
Dute•a family felt was
jl»t rtpt. n. reealt 11 that the
late actor st.ares back with
craggy r ealism from. a
fifth of Kentuck)' bourbon.
About ~ cues will be dlstrlbuted world-wide,
the first 500 of them in
Arizona, where many or
Wayne 's westerns were
filmed.
Each bottle we ig hs
about 20 pounds and will
sell fo r $60 to $70.
Tmeer Topper
Wayne the businessman,
whe paid "about a mUlloo
bucks,. for acluslve dls-
tributian rights, •aid the
bottle is the latest In a
20-year-oJd line o( com-
me morative a nd novelty
items.
Among them was a n
ama retto-fiHed likeness of
Pope John Paul II.
'Flag of Peace'
To Rise on Fourth
By .IERRV CLAUSEN 0t tlle o.ily ~I ... S .. H
There'll be a fl ag r aising on
the 1~ block o( Costa Mesa's
Superior Avenue in the heart of
the industrial area JuJy 4, but it
won't be the familiar stars and
stripes.
Metal worker Ali Rousban
who fought several battles with
"1812' War
A Real Blast
WlNDSOR, Ontario <AP>
An explosive charge set off for
the cli max ot Tchaikovsky's 1812
Overture fired into the audience
instead of up in the air, inflicting
minor cuts and bruises on 46
people.
The accident occurred Mon·
day n18bt during a performance
of tbe overture by t.be Windlor sr.mllbml1 Orebeltra durina the c &y'a Freedom Festival. aQ an·
DUI jaiat eelebratloD by tbe city
and n•l1~rln1 Detroit of
CMeda'a DolDbNon Day and the u .a. Fourth ot July.
The webeetra waa pt~ oa a Defll &MCI up to lM can.a·
dWl Dde ot t.be Detroit Rlft'f u
tbe prelude to a 45·mlnute ftrewwb dllolu for wblch an
t u Umaled '7S0,000 were linin,-
... both bmb ot the river.
Catbeelre Delayed
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The ....... Tlwtt Dlltrtct board ot
d1nctcn bu dfflded not to
, ••II• ••! lmmedtate bua
WWW tlW Ctd-11b ...... te 8 t,em.
~~·:..:-:.~ .. = ......... todm7.
city officials in recent months
will raise a triangular red flag
or peace above his controversial
31-foot-tall tower that Friday.
Roushan made the announce-
ment Monday, two week.a after
th e c ity c ouncil granted
permission for erection of the
triangular tower, painted red
and bousJng a waterfall and
meditation plaUorm.
The council autboriJatlon on
June 16 actually came four days
arter Roulban set the tall tower
in place with a 4.5-ton crane.
Tired of walling for city ap-
proval, be said. the raising al·
lowed the council to see that the
tower is a "work of art."
Plans to put the atffl tower in
place were halted e arly last
month when the city Planning
Com m issio n tur n e d down
Rouaban's request to raise it in
front of bis metal fabrication
business.
The tower. officim noted, was
a foot biaber lbaD allowed by ci·
ty replatioas and did Dot COD•
form to area HMbetia.
Rouaban, wbo waved bia arms
and lbouted at commiuloaen
duriDC the bear'tal. appealed to
tbe city eoanetl. eo.eu memben voted 4-1 to
allow the tower. Rouaban auble-q u en ti y ba• been putttn1
finl•bins touchel to the metal
edlllce topped off by a prayer
platform and 30·foot·tall
fia11>ole.
A waterfall has been lnatalled.
he said Monet.>'. a.net Dowen are
beln1 planted,
He Mid the 1tructure will be
decUe8*1 durtnl a noon "tea
party .. at tbe lite wbeD be'U nm
up the "peace•• na1 be bu
fabricated. "It'• a ............. 811Dbol of QJllty... be Nici of the tower.
"And It's lb• mott beauUf\al thln, ...... , •
steadily rising approval for Im
candidacy and private contribu·
lions totaling $3 million.
In a statement prepared for
de livery at a news conference.
Anderson noted dissatisfaction
a mong many voters with the
p ros pective major party
nominees, President Carter and
Ronald Reagan.
"l cannot ask Americans to
vote for me because they dislike
the other candidates," Anderson
said. "I m ust persuade them
that I am competent to govern
thls nation, that-I understand Us problems and that my program
or action will be both effective
and fair."
·Anderson said over the next
few weeks he will aet out
specific proposals on a number
of issues.
"What I have lo offer ts com·
mon sense in economics, com·
mon decency In human rights
a nd plain dealing in govern·
ment.
"Above a ll else , l o ffe r
America the plain hard facts.
We can never again pretend that
we can get som e thing for
nothing," he said. Outside Closed Doors /loP WI,..-•
• Anderson s upporters have
~athered enough signatures to
get on the November general
election ballot in 14 states -
N e w J e r sey, M ichi gan ,
Ma ssac husetts, Utah, North
Carolina, Ohio, Kentuc ky ,
Ka nsas, West Virginia. New
M e x ic o , M aloe , Idaho,
Wisconsin and Rhode Island.
Inmates at Soleda d State Pr:son a re still
locked in today b ut the guards are locked
o ut . Claiming they will not work until a
budget is adopted to assure their ~ettm~
paid . they h(jvt> gone on strike. New cfuty
for tht!') guard 1s directing traffic outside
the fatality. <Related stor y, Page A5 >.
In four of the state., Ohio,
Kentuck1. New Jlexlco aed
Maille. dllelala Mn l"llled tbat Andenca failed to meet~ menta other than tlle number ot
signatures and ~a mpa ign
law1ers have filed court suits
challen&blc the eonstltutbaa•~ of state elktiaa lawa.
Mesa Street Work
Still Distr8cting
Viets Brawl
In Mesa; Cops
Arrest Pair
In an additional 22 states.
campaign officials say enough
s ign atures on petitions ha ve
be8' gathered to make it a near
ce rtainty that Anderson will be
on the ballot.
There are a few slates. like
Georgia and Oklahoma, where
enlis ting support has been dif·
fi c u lt and s ignature d rives
&tailed.
Campaign manager Michael
MacLeod said Ande rson will
concede most of the South, 5ince
that "will be a Carter-Reagan
battleground," with the possible
exceptions of North Carolina,
Tennessee, Florida and Texas.
Rockies Fire
Near Control
By Tbe Auoclated Presa
Aided by the ftrst rain in the
Colorado Rockies ln more than
s i x week s, hundred s of
firefighte rs contained t he
lareeat forest fire in state his-
tory after a five-day battle.
Two 1mallet blues were
brought under ~trol Mooday
as 1,000 fu-eft&hters stayed by
firelines today and crew mem·
bers mapped out strategies for
e xtinguishing hot spots.
Firefighters said they hoped to
control today the largest blue, a
10.oso.acre fire near Emerald
Lake in the White River Na·
Uonal Forest that re peatedJy
Jumped fire breaks under stroilg
and erratic winds.
Two projects tbat have kept
C..ta .._. streets tom up are
nearing eomplelion. but others
undertaken by the city. Pacific
Telephone Co. and the sanitation
di s trict con tin ue t o d e al
m o t o ri s t s s o m e d e t o ur
headaches. ln the "cleanup stage" is work
on a S4·inch storm drain alon~
Santa Ana Avenue, between 17th
Street and Ogle Street. The
$160.000 project has taken three
months to complete.
Also completed is the Superior
Avenue expansion between In-
dustrial Avenue and 16th Street.
That $257,298 project Mdens 16th
to four divided lanes and resulli
in a traffic signal at Superior
a nd lndu.wial.
Still under constr uction is
Paularino Avenue east of Bristol
Street. That project will keep
the avenue closed for another
two months. officials estimated.
and then nearby Baker Street
will be closed for three months.
Costa Mesa Sanitary District
will keep East Wilson Street un -
d e r c onstruct ion b e t ween
Fairview Road a nd Harbor
Boulevard throughout JuJy, of-
ficials aaid.
That project, about 50 percent
eomplete, is to install a newer
aewa,. line.
Pacific Telephone Co. ls add·
Ing underground te lephone
lines along Orange Aven ue
between 18lh Street and Del Mar
Avenue.
That project began early last
month and is expected to keep
streets clogged a bit through
September.
A t e l ep h o n e co m pa n y
spokesman said the job will
provide J,000 new lines for Costa
Mesa resjdents,
Ramps Closed
Freeway Meters Planned
t
Ca!Trana bu announced that northbound on-ramps of
the San Dteao Freeway wUl be closed for abort periods
from now until July 9. .
•ETEaJNO DEV1CB8 Aal! in the process of bein•
installed on on·ramps between the Colla Mesa Freew~
and tbe San Gabriel Freeway, CalTrans officials said.
They u.ld all freeway lanet and rampt will be opened
durtn1 Nib houri, and at leul one r amp lane.will be open
between the mominl and •vtnbal IWb boun.
WBBN ON Mlil,n ASS aAJSSD, tratne •Ill be de-
toared wttlll = •«ordinc to Carl'ram. No lues will be eloMd cm ~•. • Wda1a, or before a p.m. on daJ9 .............. bolld.,..
Tiie ....... dnteea ........ mMY Mblei. ....
uala1 GD-falDPI at •artom u.-. a Cal'l'rlDI ctftclal 1ald .
As motorists wend thefr ways
a round lbose efforts, however .
they can be assu red of one good
thin g, said Br uce Mattern.
public services director
The city plans no additional
maJor street projects for"'at IE'ast
two more months. Bul he said h~ C'ouldn"t speak for ~as. ele<'tnr.
tl•kphone ant1 other firms which
rip into <'1ty ~tn•et:. on a rontinu·
ang basis.
Pancake Feed
Set Friday
In Costa Mesa
Co mbined veterans' organiza.
tions of Costa M~s a and the
Harbor Area will stage their
seventh Annual Fourth of J ul v
Pan cake Breakfast Friday at
Veterans Memorial Hall.
Proceeds from the 7:30 a.m. to
noon event at 565 W. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa. will go to help re-
pair damages to lhe roof or the
old hall damaged by last win·
ter's rains.
Juice, pancakes, s a usage,
e ggs and coffee or m ilk wiU be
served adults for.S2 and cllildren
12 and under for $1.25, acc-ording
lo Chairman Mrs. Carol Hohl.
Spol\SOl"S include the Veterans
of Wo~ld War I. Barracks 1249;
A m ert can Legion Pos t 455.
Veterans of Fore ign Wars Post
3536 and their ladies' auxiliaries.
The public is invited to attend
the holiday breakfast.
Appeal Seen
In Bus Plan ,
POMONA <AP> -Attorneys
for both sides in the Los Angeles
school Integration case are ex·
peeled lo appeal a final busillg
plan to be issued Thursday.
The attorneys m ade their
com ment.s after Superior Court Judge P auJ Egly outlined a flnaJ
plan which creates 11 reficos in
the ~S0.000· s tude nt district.
Seven of the regions are to be in·
tegrated by ~Ing.
In the faJI, s tudents In fi rst
through ninth 1radea will be
bused. wttb 10th, 11th and 12th
1radea to be added aueceaalvety
over the followlq three yean.
The new plan Is deslped to
eUmlna t• tons bus r ide• re -
qui red ol some atudft\s by
permltllng bualn1 only within
uch 1eo1raphic re•lon.
A bloody, club-swinging brawl
among Vietnamese immigrants sent one man to the hospital late
Sunday and resulted in t he ar-
rest of two other osta Mesans.
Arre..;ted for suspicion of as-
... a ult with <i d ead)) W<•opon
tollo~·m~ the ml'll'L' at tht-in·
11•rs 1•<:t1 on of Co~t!.I l\h--.a's
S onora Hoa d and LaS a lle
\venue was Long Pha n f'\guyen,
:!2, of 2738 San Car los Lane.
Co!:it a Mesa.
\ 16·year old boy was arn·sted
for suspicion of mahc1ous me s·
1·h1t>f and later released to the
custody of his mothl•r.
T reated for a head wound and
later relf'ased from Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital was Hue Van
Nguyen. 45, of lC}46 El Camino
Drive. Costa Me"a
Witnesses told police that car'\
driven by the Nguyens, who are
not related. converJ:?l'd at the 1n-
te rscct1on along with the teen·
agt-b1cvcle ridl•r
A battle ensu1•t1. witnesses
o;a 1d, p1ttm~ t h<! youth and Long
Phan Nguyen against Hue Van
Nguyen.
Windshields on the two cars
were shattered in the melee i.n ·
votvang a pipe, a stout stick and
a baseball bat, police said.
Witnesses told officers t he
confrontation appa r ently re·
volved around a son o( one ram•·
ly seeing the d aughte r of the
other without parental upprovaJ.
Ora~-Coasl
e: .. --c:z • ~
Weather
Cloudiness decreasing
Wednesday. Lows tanight
M a l the beaches, 6S in·
land. Highs Wedne sday
?Os to mid ~.
INSIDE TODA V
Allan D. l uie Jr. ~811't
wont to die in E<Un. He'd
pref er that it be Lealuvtlle.
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Group Filea to Limit
.Pro-Reagan Spending
W ASHlNGTON C AP l--(»mmon Cauw. 1 Ntl 1ten1 acUon
1roup. toda,y ntt'd •federal lawsuat Mtlclnc to top• commltltt
from tta umomHd u....•._ ot IP'ftdinl taO miUioo ln aupport
ol Rona.kt Reaaaa·1 p•••U• u.a e1adldaey ..
Common CauM, MYtAC UM .rrort wou)d return campatsn
financtna to pre-Wattts•t.e d&,)'s. wed Amertulla for ctian1e.
\ta chairMU, Sen Harl'Uon 8mmttt, R·N.11.: llftd formu Sen.
Carl T. CUrtls, R·N~b , ua treasurer.
Common Cause cla•med that al~ Re•a•n. n the "v\r1ual
ly c~rutn" c:andJdate or the Republican Party w1U rttefve 129 4
million ror the ~l ~vf"l'IUon campalgn. ht cannot..i-ece1ve
private rWlCb
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BELO HORIZONTE. BruH <AP) -Pope J ohn Paul II n ew
Into lhis «ntraJ Braullan mlrun3 city today lo a joyous ovation
from <'row<ls estimated at more lhan one mlllion. They dumped white and yellow confetll from skyscrapers as
the pope passed. and lined st.reel.s JO deep to get a glimpse
In an open air Mass &med at the youthful popuh&tlon or
l.attn Amenca's la rgest country, J ohn Paul warned agalnst
what he called "the exasperalJon of sex. wh1<'h tears down the
authent1c1ty o( human love and leads to the breakup o( the
famtly ..
Lrabn IJrp ·roUdftll Solllfio11·
MOSCOW (APl -The Soviet Union and West Gef'many
agreed today to press for "a political solution as quickly as
possible .. to the Afghanistan conflict. But West German Chan·
cellor Helmut Schmidt apparently failed to win assurances from
Soviet President Leonid l. Brezhnev about future Soviet troop
pullouts.
Schmidt said both s ides repeated their .. well-known posi-
tions ·· and that Brezhnev strongly ddended the Soviet occupa.
lion that began In December.
Gold Co11tfl111n to Cll-6
LONDON <AP> -Gold prices rose again today on Euro-
pean exchanges after reaching 4'h-month highs in Monday's
trading. The dollar was higher against most major currencies.
London's fi ve major; bullion houses fixed the closing price of
gold at $660 an ounce. up from Monday's $649.50. In Zurich. gold
traded at S663 50 at mid-day. Gold traded at $664.50 in New
York. up $17 10
~1lver was quoted 1n London at $16.90 an ounce, up from
Siil i5 S1lvertradedat$l6 80m NewYork.up20cents.
Sa1urda11 1tlall D~li"erfl B~hftf
WASllJNGTON 1/\P l -Defying the w1sh ei; of congressional
budget writer... thC' llousl' Post Offi ce and _C1v1l Defense Com-
miltce tod ay voted to t•ont1 nue Saturday mC11I dehven es.
Signing Cerenwng
Ted Finds· Way
To Rose Garden
WASHINGTON C AP>-Sen. Kennedy, in a row of a doz.en
congttMional cbampiom of the
letlslaticm. stood wilh bis arms
Edward M. Kennedy, wbe> for
months sought to Jure PN9Mlent
Carter out of the Roee Garden.
joined him there today In a rare
• moment of accord -the signing
of a mutually es poused bill to
rl e regulate the truc king in -
dustry
. folded direclly behind the chair
provided for the president's use
in signing the bill. At one point.
he s potted some r eporters who
have been covering his presidcn·
t1al campaign for months ;i nd
caressed the back or the chair
with a subtle grin.
"It s pC1rllt ularly gr at1fy1o g
for mt> to welcome Senator Ken-
nedy to the Rose Garden today."
Carter said with a smile when
c iting the Ma ss a c hus etts
sen:llor's efforts along with
those of othe r members or
Congress in winning passage of
the bill.
··There's no debate on truck·
1ng deregulation." Kenne~y
• quipped when Carter asked him
to say a few words during lhe
signing ceremony.
The closest the l>resident's
challenger came to turning the
event into a political plaUorm
was to recit e his campaign
theme that "the No. 1 concern or
the Amencan people 1s the state
of the economy.
·•No other piece of legislation
will have as great an impact on
dampening the fires of inflation"
as the bill Carter signed today,
Kertledy saiti
3-Mile Vent Okay
HARRISBURG, Pa. <AP) -
Continued venting of radioactive
gas from Three Mile Island bas
produced no une1tpected rise in
udiation levels away Crom the
nuclear power plant, officials
day .
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Carter paid tribute to Ken·
necty, chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee. as having
begun working for increased
competition in the trucking in-
dustry at least two years before
the issue began to gathe r
momentum.
"Sometimes alone, sometimes
facing discourage ment but
never giving up on the concept,"
Kennedy pursued the cause.
Carter said.
It was only the second meeting
between the adversaries since
the presidential campaign began
in earnest. Kennedy came to the
White House for a private meet·
ing with Carter on June 5 after
the final round or primaries that
appeared to give the president
more than enough delegates to
assure him of renomination by
the Democratic Party this sum·
mer.
But Kennedy bu refused to
concede, and relations between
the two have been practically
non-existent.
The bill Carter decided to sign
in the White House Rose Garden
represents a victory for the ad-
ministration and another step
toward fulfillment or Carter's
promise to remove ant\·
competitive government regula.
Uons wherever possible.
The Congressional Budget Of.
flee estimated that truck freight
prices will fall as much u S8
billion a year when the legisla-
tion is fully implemented ln 3'h
to four years ..
Big Pot Haul
On Sailboat
BALTlllORE CAP) -An
abandoned 41-foot sailboat baa rtelded 5 280 pounds of marl·
uana. but no 1u1pecta.
authorities say.
Coast Guard crewmen found
the two-muted boat adrift ott
the Eastern Shore without
anyone on board. Customs
Service spokesman Jamea
llabaA estimated the dru•'•
1tre« value at "1.3 million.
"lt •• loeded to tbe raften.· The eabtn wu full . They c:outdlltt u.e bad many peop&e ·~· .. NA4 ol tbe bMt. wldela tbe um• Orem
S• a aa t • bom•port of o.or.-... carma 1madt.
CA>11ntiam
Settle in
Collision
BJ DA VlO SVTIMANN
Ol•o.itt ..........
A La1una tUU1 father and son
have won a combined $2.2S
m4 Ulon utUemet1t aa•lut Ford
Motor Co. 1t.emmln1 from the
de.th of tbe man'• wlfe ln a
burnln1 Ford Maverick Oft the
Santa Ana Freeway four )'e.,..
1110 foUow1n1 a rear·ettd eol·
ll11on.
The settlement was agreed to
Monday in the courtroom or
Supenor Court Judge Jack Trot·
ter .
Emat Greenberg and his aon
Matthew. 4. h.ad nled a fawsu.it
three years ago against Ford
contending the 1u tank of ~
l 971 model car was fau.lty .
The car exploded in names
after the rear-end collision on
the freeway. Killed in the ac<:i·
den\ was Greenberg's 21-year·
old wife.
The Greenberg's car wu the
fourth in a five.car pileup near
the 17th Street overcrossing in
Santa Ana.
Mrs. Greenberg had been
holding young Matthew, then on·
Jy several months old, on her
lap. Both parent.a were afire but
she gave the child to Greenberg
whe n she could not budge a
jammed door on the passenger
side or the car.
Greenberg took the child te>
safety but his wife perished in
the burning vehicle. Greenberg
suffered bums on his arms and
legs. The child was unhurt.
Accordmg to court documents.
Matthew will re«ive $650,000 as
part of his share of the overall
~ettlement.
Arter tbe settlement was
reached. attorneys for Ford ma<k
a motion to prohibit any further
discl06ure of terms of the agree-
ment to the media and to st?cll
court records regarding the set-
tle mt>nt.
Trotter denied the request.
The sctUement to the G r~n
bergs wUJ be paid over the next
~everal year...
They we re r epresented by
Newport Reach attorney Mark
Robinson Jr . who has been in-
volved in other cases involving
F ord Motor Co.
Mpdd Leaves
~forNBC
News Position
NEW YORK <AP) -Roger
Mudd, the CBS News correspond-
ent once consider e d a can-
d 1 date t o s ucceed Walte r
Cronkite ClS '"Evening News ..
anchorman. will join NBC as
chief Wastungton correspondent.
it was announced today.
Mudd will switch networks as
soon as his contract with CBS
News is terminated. The con-
tract is due to expire early in
1981.
The transfer to NBC had been
expected for some time. Mudd
was distressed when CBS an·
nounced in February that Dan
Rather would replace Cronkite
when the veteran anchorman
steps down next year.
Mudd went to work for CBS
News in 1961. and bad been the
network's national affairs cor-
respondent since 1977.
The position Mudd will hold at
NBC will be a newly created
one.
Swim Class
Registration
Set at OCC
Registration for Orange Coast
College's third two-week session
of summer swimmlng lmtruc·
tlon is scheduled July 12 from 9
a .m . to noon at the OCC gym·
naslum.
The session nms daily, from
July 14-25 and offers nine classes
or 40 minutes each. costing
$12.50 per student
Clauee are opeo for toddlen.
advanced toddlers, non·
awlmmen, be1tnning awlJn·
men, llllhmced beltDnen and
lntennediata.
For tbe 11.nt t.tme tb1a year, •
Mommy and Me clan for
mot.hen and JOmPten qed 1
to 3 t. belal .otr81'9ff. FurUMr lDtormaUoe may be
obtalned by ealliU SM-a.>.
Tbe ftDal Mt or •wtm cluses
conducted over a two-weet
period will start in late July.
Border Sealed
BANGKOK, Thailand CAP> -
The Thal military comm.nd
aald .:1:1 Vtetnamea• troopl
had olf almolt UM _.,.
500-mll•IODI Tlaal-Cambocllu
border. How•'f•!J~Htera
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An engine and rear gun turret of a Wo rld
Wa r II B-24 Liberator bomber ar e inspect·
ed by promoter Gene Forte. who is s a lvag.
mg the plane from the bottom of Hunt·
ington Lake in the Sierra Ne vada east of
Fresno. The plane crashed in 1943
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2 Youths Arrested
In Shooting Spree
Two boys, a 17-year-old from
Laguna Niguel and a 16-year-<>ld
from Irvine, are being held 1n
Oran~e County J uve nile Hall
followmg a pellet.gun s hootmg
spree that injured six people Ill
Costa Mesa late Sunday
Police said the spree began 1n
the South Coast P laza parkmg
Jot at about 7 p. m . "hen a Santa
t\na·woman was ~hot in the hack
with a 177 caliber pellet hrl'd
from a han,dRun
At 8:30 p m 17 yl'ar -ol'1 l..100<1
Robinson of 741 W l!Sth St .
Costa Mesa. was shot while n d
ing in the back or a pickup truc·k
along Newport Roulevard n('ar
21st Street.
She was rushed to Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospttnt where a
pellet was removed from hi:r
ear.
At about 8:4-0 p.m . the youtru..
c ruising in a car , passed the res·
Jdence or former Orange Coast
College wrestling coach f'red
Owe ns.
Police said Owens' 22-year-old
daughter Kathy was struck In
the head by a pellet as she stood
io front of her Meaa Del Mar
homeat2752MendoaaDrive.
Owens. now a dean at Golden
West College, jumped into his
car and pursued the youth~.
dragging them from thei r cur
ne r ed vehicle on M t:ndolJ Dri VI.', pt)l1Ct• :-OOJICI.
The bo)~ managt.-d to c~ea1>t:
Lost Indian
'In Custody'
SAN DIEGO (AP> -On
Presidio Hill. where Indians
lived long before the Spanish
soldiers arrived, a stolen 1.000-
pound cigar store Indian has
turned up.
The figure carved from a
cedar log l20 yearl. ago was
stolen Sunday night and lug~t"d
up the nearby hill. fi rst. the
thieves cut a chain hold mg 1t to
an Old Town store.
"We have the wooden lnd1tm
in custody:· police Lt. Bob
Slaughter said when It W CI~
located Monday.
t hnugh. officers said They were
later 1dent1f1ed when one gave
himself up and the other was ar -
rested at his Irvine residence
Police said that early Monday
morning a t least three other
Co~t a Mesans reported pellet
wounds suffered Sunday eve
nini;:
Hoth bfJ~' art' hetng held on
'll"l'l<'ton o f ••~'-ault with a d'-'ad
h Y.t'JP'IO
Tot Found
Wandering
fro1nPark
A 2-year-old Costa Mesa t"htld
who wandered away from a city.
supervised cbild program, wa..,
gone for more than aa hour
befoA he waa missed. police A ·
ported Monday.
Jimmy Buell of 364 Grenoble
Lane. llad wandend away fnm
the n., Tot Co.o. .......,.._ •
Wakdaam Park, ud traa late!'
found walld.ng near South c.oas1
tJnve and Fairview Road, police
su1d
.llmmy was taken to police
hl·ar1Q uart.ers. and later released
to hi:. parent-.
.fimm' h<.1rl left the pork and
v. u~ not n •ported m1ssin~ until
h1~ moth{•r c·ume to pick him up
Police reJl')rt the parents ay
tht•~ Wllf take Jimmy OUt Of th~
program
The Costa Mesa Tiny Tot Co·
Op l'ro~ram ts a c1ty·w1de pro·
gr am overseen and coordinated
by the Department of Lei.sure
Services in which parents ;oio to
look after e1Jch other's children.
One city e mployee supervises
the program m two parks.
Pat Sanchez. a spokesman for
Leisure Services, said that the
responsibility for s upen11smg
the child was with the parents,
and not city personnel
Sanchez said further that the
matter was being mvesugated
by his department. the city at·
torney, and the police depart-
ment.
Ki<h Sold
As Dallas
Sex Slaves
DALLAS <AP> -Children as
younR as II are betnte sold into
pro s t1tut1on through •'catalog
sales .. in Dallas. a prosecutnr
has tnld a Te xas House comnul·
tee
A5s1s~nt Dallas County D1s-
t ric1 Attnm .. , KPll) Loving said
~on('\ay 'They have a catalog of
lht.' c hlll•· children who are
tot:illy nude· L<>ving told the
" lect t'<>mm1tu-e on child abw.e ·
n1·glect and ch1ld Pornography.
'S1xtt>en -year -olds are the
lt-..,c,t t·x pensive. The younger
lht·; ar1., the more expensive
th1.•y are," ~a.id Loving.
Dallas clie nts ordt:r the child
prost1tutl"' lhr()ugh the cat.alo~
dnd oftl'n pay the ir airplane Care
-.ince many lire from Califomia,
he said.
··An I -year.old gir l or boy
from C:.lllfomia will c05t about
Sl ,000 a a1gbt, laeludlal the
airfare:• the proseewtor N1d.
Shah Said
linproving
CAIRO. Egypt <AP) -
The deposed Shah of Iran
\I. a" rf'ported in "ver y
-..111-.ra{·to~" condition to-
ri a ~ and Y. ai-removed
fr o m 1nten s 1ve care
follov. ing sur~ery to l'fram
fluid from hjs lungs.
An Egyptian doctor
treati ng th e ca n cer ·
stric ken shah said the ex-
m on arch has a "more
than 75 percent" chance
or surviving.
"Hts condition is very
satisfactory," s aid Dr.
Abdel Kader Osman 24
h ou r s after Monday's
Operation.
Shah Mohammed Re:za
Pahlavi. 60. was running a
high fever wh en he was
admitted to the Maadi
military hospital Friday
n1g hl.
Our diamond collection is brllltant extensive
and rivaled only by our knowledge. No
matter What kind or diamond she thinks Is
"most ~autlful." we have It waiting for you.
And her. These are set in 14 karat ~low
gold. A.Marquise, S2.22S . 8. Round. $1,275.
C. Emerald-cut. s I .350, 0 . Oval, $3,820,
E. Pearshaped. $9, 135 .
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ID Relative
Tax Break Aid
By SYLVIA POaTEa
Ir you make·the rtghl moves between now and the end
of 1980. two new tax developments have made il easier to
claim a dependency exe mption and medicaJ deductions for an elderly relative . But you must act prope.rly Md ln
lime.
The lntem al Revenue Service has announced that
benefits from supple mental Medicare -the coverage the
retiree pays for -do not count as support for dependency
purposes. <Basic Medicar e never has counted as support).
Money's
Worth
And now, s ays t he Tait
Court, the s ame rule
appl ies to Med ica id
benefits.
You may be able to
claim a dependency ex·
emption fo r a relative
in 1980, even though he
or she receives thousands of dollars in Medicare and
Medicaid benefits.
THATS BECAUSE THE benefits do not work against~
you when deter mining if you meet the more·than·half· ''°' support test needed for a dependency exemption.
Say you contribute S4.000 to the support of Aunt Mary
in t980. She also receives $3.000 in Social Security benel iL'l
which she spends on her own s upport, S2,000 in Medicare
benefits and S2.000 in Medicaid benefits.
Aunt Mary qualifledi as your dependent and you are
entitled to a $1,000 exem ption for her on your tax return.
THE REASON IS her total support comes lo $7,000
SJ.000 tn Social Security benefits and $4,000 from you.
And 1( lhe IRS follows the Tax Court, neither the
Medicare nor the Medicaid benefi ts would even enter the
picture as support items ca $4,000 total > So your $4.000
contr1but1on 1s more than half your Aunt Mary's total sup·
port
Start making a hst now of the amounts and kinds of in·
l'Ome that go to your relat1ve·s tolal support. Then com -
pare 1t with what you intend t.o contnbute this year anl'f
check whether 1t meets the more ·than·half-support test
ft would be wise to obtain Form 2038 from the IRS The
form cootaUls a worksh~t for computing support After
filling out the form. you 'll know how much you need to con-
tribute betw~n now and the end or lhe year to get your de·
pendency exemption
OF C'Ot:RSE. THERE'S another test that )OU also
must meet before \ ou can get a dependency exemption
Your elder)) rt•lat1vt must have less than Sl,00<) of gross
income subJect to t<Jx
\I either Social SC'cunty. Medicare nor M ed1caid work
against you. for none of them 1s subJeCt to tax. Bul 1f your
relative gets Sl .000 or more in mcome sub1ect to tax an 1980
-d1v1dends. interest and the ltke -you can 't ctatm a de·
pendency elCempt1on for h im or her.
This does not mean, however , that you art' denied tax
benefit ror the support you provide. says Prentice-Hall.
FOR EXAMPLE SAY yOYr father incurs medical ex-
penses in L980. Medicare pays for pan of the balls. You pay
for the rest and al.so provide other support for him.
You can set up the situation so that your rather ·s
medical expenses are deductJble on yoor tax return
The rule 1s that your father·s medical expenses are
treated as your expenses if you pay the bills and provide
more than half d bis support.
FOR PURPOSES OF the medical deduction, it makes
no difference if your ra t.her has $1.000 or more in income
su bject to tax ln sum. It's possible to deduct your Cather's
medical expenses, e\·en though you can't claim a depen·
dency.
If you intend lo pay more than hair of \'OUT rather's
support make s ure ~ou -and not your father -pay the
medical bills Pa} b~ check and make 1l payable to thl'.'
phys1c1an or hospita l so lhat you have proof that the pay·
m ent v.as made In 1980 '\
1 Wednesday /lelp Your Child Buy a Home I
NEW YO..lt IAPl Jlll. JD
loeloey :a.• 1111 lJl 1111 ,. ,
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ParkDa11.-ers A,.WI~
Lita Mmnl'lh d ances with Dudley Moore m
New York's Central P a rk as they fil m ~
scene for t ht.• movie · Arthur '·
DQ.nna Signs Pact
ltOl.l.YWOOt> 1 AP l Donna Summer. em
broiled 1n <• IJ"'-Ull ~llh Casablanra Recordi. and
lh fuundc•r '\;<'11 Ht1gart. ha!. ~1gned an exclu51\e
r e<'ording <'ontrac-t "1th rC'ford t) coon David Gef-
fen
Miss Summer. lhl' qu~n or d1S('O krork. Saad
~ht.> \.\OUJd n ·rnrd for Geffrn's ne\.\ ly formed <'Om·
pa ny whaC'h \\ill. distribute her work through
Warner Brother)', Records. .
~1ss Summer. who has sold over 20 million re·
C'urds. said ~he would soon begin recording a new
album with her longtime producers. Gio rgio
Moroder and Pete B~llotte. for r elease in the fall
Earlier this 'car. M 1!.s Summer filed a mulll·
m1lhon-dollar lawsuit agaml>t Bogart. his wife.
Jo, ce. and Cas ablan<.'a. <.'la1ming they had mis·
J!Uld ed ht•r JO the early days Of her <.'a reCr, leading
her to 51gn contracL5 which benefited them but
foiled lo gave he r a fair share of profits
"The best and funniest
Clint Eastwood movie."
••A FIRECRACKER OF A MOVIE,
eaplodlng Joto one o f the fuaale•t
fllm• you'll •et."
·Ron.o &.rntt. l\BC · TV
.. 'Bronco Biiiy'
may be the beat
f llm Eastwood
has ever made.••
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A Wacky 'Fringe'
By SCR Foursome
Tht• torw of t he-show \a eat.abbabed
1m nwc11ate>ly fr>t1r actors snap to at·
h·o\100 u "<loo ~ve the Queen'' us
µla)'t•tl und tht·ir trow4't8 descend
to half ma.11t
Thul " what you get 10 "Beyond the
Frin.it·, .. a atlllracal bundfe from Br1-
tu1n thut ' !>till pungent nearly 20
H'ur~ ufh!r at f1r11t appeared. It 's the
•&!YONO fMtE "ltlNOtE '
n~ J
primarily becauae of his s plendid in·
terpretation.
Doyle i.s equally h.llarlous. not.ably
in the evening's best sketch as a
Bethlehem shepherd interviewed by
Keller about the birth of Christ. And
his brief segment as Prince Philip is
a royal howl.
It ... iHfv '•~ "* n.-Al.,. S..f'W\•tt P•tH COG&
..,....,..-.. , M , .. f' •''° Dw0~•¥ """""°'' Oirettlltd bit
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1. t" I h l ht ttwn ..._, 0onn. Au11tt..4 ~tecJ
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Wu ,..,.,o Oo11• Jon" E t11nvton. Jo"" 0•••0 , •'h" •"•' l t.-dC>n Jf
sum m<'r production at South Coast
Ht'pNtory. playing through Sunday
nnlv 1n \he :.el·ond week of a two·
v. ct.·k L'ngagem~nt.
IT 'S NOT ALL non·stop hilarity -
~omc of the segments are a bit over·
t·xtl'nded and the musical numbers
(with one exception) a re eminently
for~cttablc --but there's enough
good. ~ohd b ite for a full evening's
('ntertaanment.
"Reyond the FTinge" is directed by
SC H's r esident .. Eng lis hman ."
Dallas-born John-David Keller who
'-Pt'<'1 a lazes in depicting Terry·
Thum<1s types. Ke lle r also performs
one of the four roles. Joining fellow
SCJl reJ,?ulars Richa rd Doyle. John
Ellington and Hal Landon J r.
Tht•\ 're all <is American as ::ipple
pie. but they s ucceed in capturing the
style and flavor of England-Keller
and Doyle funct ion c hiefly as the up·
per <'lass chaps. Landon and Ell·
inizton are the peons. The cohesion
one might expect from four a<'tors
who nave been working together for
yea rs 1s definitely present.
KF.1.1.ER <Wlft> also updated some
of t h1· material. and suc<'essfully >
ha s long been the workhorse of the
CoMa Mesa company. principally in
maS?nrfaed character parts. He's. the
focal point o f "Be}ond the Fringe"
Thatcher and ls a solid force in Ute
ensemble. Ellington, whose mustcat
talents are fully utlUzed. also gets a
chance to do much more than play
the piano, and he 's a very funny guy.
He's at bis be9t In a piano sok> which
s eem s to take on a life or its own, the
exception referred to earlier .
AS AN ENTITY, "Beyond the
Fringe" generally crosses the AUan·
tic cultural gap with aplomb. and
American audiences will have little
trouble relating to the BritWi brand
or humor.
Regrettably, the show is only run·
ning for two weeks. playing through
a <.'losing performance Sunday at the
Fourth Step Theater, 655 Town
Center Drive. Costa Mes a. It's enter·
taining enough for another month's
worth or production.
• CALL80ARD ._ Auditions for the
Japanese drama "Rashornon" will
be held Monday, July 14. a t the
Westminster Community Theater.
7272 Maple St.. Westminster .
director Art Winslow will be seeking
a cast of six m en and three women of
a ll ages at the tryouts, which are
S<'heduled for 7 p.m ... · ..
BACK STAGE -South Coast
Repertory's Don Tu<'he is performing
in the 31st Natioual S hakespeare
Fcsti\·al at San Diego's Old Globe
Theater .... Tuche appears an
"Ro meo <ind Juliet " and "Two
Gentlemen or Verona"
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