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Home My WebLink About1980-07-02 - Orange Coast Pilot'To Pre I Peaee' WitneM Details Vanished Gems 'Massage' Acts . ~ At Doctor Trial I At Hoag Hospital WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 2, 1980 \IOL .... NO. te4, 4 Sl!CTIOMS, .. "AGl!S Hospital Missing Je-welry Newport Beach police are probing the mysterious disap· pearance of $46,500 worth or diamond and gold jewelry from ~ s are in the property room at Hoa~ Memorial Hospital. The expens ive rings a nd necklaces, investigators said. were reported missing Tuesday by a 69-year·old patient. Marie Donovan of Wilmette, 111. The patient told officers she last saw the jewelry on May 23 when it was taken from her for safekeeping after she checked into the hospital for treatment of a back injury. Tuesday, when Mrs. Donovan checked out of the hospital. the jewelry was missing , police said. Hospital officials told in· vestigators that only eight employees know the combina· tion to t he s afe whe r e the jewelry was stored. They also told police that their records showed the jewelry had bee n checked out but that the records did not show to whom or when -or if .......... it had been re. turned. Police said the victim and her hus band, who were visiting friends in Newport Beach when she was injured. returned to ll· Unois Tuesday. An investigation. they said. is continuing. Among the missing items is a platinum r ing with a large diamond estimated to be worth $35.000. Sub8idy Approved LOS ANGELES CAP> -'lbe county Board of Supervisors ap- proved a $2.1 million subsidy Tuesday to help avoid a bus fare l.ncreue o~rvice cutback in the Rapid Transit District. , AD BRINGS •G RESPONSE "I recei ved a million retl)OOH8 from my Dally Pilot ad." Tbat'1 the advertisfng success story ol t.be Irvine man who pined lbia ad ln lbe Dally Ptlot: · l u.c.r. Proleuor, no kids l or peta, needs apt. Cal I UX·••u U you need a million res~ to 1et ..Wed, call the • DaQJ Pllot'a frjendly ad·vtseri atea.51'71. I )' .'1ele Claa1n1el CBS newsman Roger Mudd will join NBC a s ch ief Was hington corr espondent in that network's effort t o climb out of the No. 3 nightly news position. The date for t h e s witch was not an- nounced. Brothers Face Charge Of Murder "Two Santa Ana brothers were arrested on suspicion of murder early today following the fatal ·stabbing of a patron at a Santa Ana bar. Police said Alberto Ortuno Bello, 28, of Santa Ana, was stabbed to death with a 10-inch long kitchen knife after a fight erupted at the Red Turtle Bar. 1019 S. Fairview St. Arthur Rodriguez, 31, was ar- rested a s hort time later at Riverview Hospital, where he went for treatment for injuries received in the fight. He later was booked at Orange County Jail. . His 2.2·year-old brother. John Guillen Rodrigues, was ar rested at an apartment they shared. Police said the younger Rodriguez was booked into the Jail ward al UC Irvine Medical Center. Bail was set at S2SO,OOO for both men. () Ainpaee Violated MANILA. Phtlippines CAP> - The 1overnment complained Tuesday that Soviet airplanes were vtolaUn1 the airspace of the PhUipplnes. where the Unit· ed StatA!ll hq lwo major mUituy tnstallaUona. l Wranglers Wrangling Factions Bickering Over Clemente Goats' Fate Draft Measure Official WASH.lNGTON CAP> -Presi- dent Caner made it official to- day : American men aged 19 and 20 are being told to sign up this month so the government will have potential conscripts wail· in g if the draft is revived. The president signed a proc· la m ation at a White House ceremony ordering the youn g men to sign up at post offices between .July 21 and Aug 2. Sex Trial Draft registration. he said. "is not to threaten war but 1s to pre· serve peace "!l 's ;.i preca uti onary measure." he said .. It 1s de· s1 ~ned to m a ke our country strong ·· The plan 1s for youths born in 1960 and 1961 lo be registered this year Startin~ in January, men born in 1962 will register and from then on registration will be required on or near the date men tum 18 Ex-patient TeUs W, Doctor's Acts Carter proposed r('newed draft registration in the wake or the Soviet Union's military thrust into Afghanistan. and used the Cabinet Room ceremony to re· new his cnticism of that move. "We are deeply concerned a bout the unwarranted and vicious invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union," the presi- dent said, praisin g the "freedom hghters" who have opposed the Sov1eLs in Afghanistan as offer· 1n g t he bes t d e t e rre nt to Moscow. Surrounded by congressional and other supporters or draft re· g1s tration. Carter emphasized that ''this is not a draft." "I a m not i n favor of a peacetime draft.'' he sa id. slat- ing that the United States "will continue to rely on voluntary enlistment'' to meet military manpower needs. The president siiid that $1 billion was included in the com· ing federal budget to encourage enlistments and re-enlistments. (Sff REGISTER, Page .U) By DAVID KUTZMANN OI * CHlty ,. .... Staff A former receptionist -patient testified Tuesday that a n El Toro chiropractor massaged her and asked about her sexual ac· tivities during several examina· tions at his office. "There were times that he was just ... well. that he was very overt," the woman told jurors in Superior Judge Frank Oomenichini 's courtroom. Famalaro. 28. of Laguna Beach. is standing trial on sex charges that include the alleged rape of a 17-year-old female pa- tient and the molestation or a lO·year·old boy in his office. Prosecutor Del Wright called the young woman to the witness stand Tuesday to rebut defense testimony that patients did not disrobe and that Famalaro spent only brief periods in examlna· tion rooms. The woman said s he was employed by Famalaro from September, 1978, to April. 1979. when she was fired. She also had seen him 40 or 50 times as a pa· tient, she said. During several examinations. the woman testified. Famalaro 'Unfair . Ga•e' E1.ephanl Capturea W anle118 NAIROBI. Kenya (AP) -Revenln1 the usual East African hunting stories, five Kenya 1ame wardens reported today they had been captured by an elephant. The official Kenya Newt Acency quoted warden Frank Wai- nalna as saying the men were chuln1 a herd that was destroy- ing crope In the hills near the port of Mombasa when one elephant became enraged. , It charged, seized lhe wardens' heavy car with Ill trunk. dra it ged It 200 yards with the men inside and then pushed It Into a 20-(oot·ditch. The news 1t1ency said the warden11 shot the elephant t wice but the wounded animal disappeared into the bush. ' ( would touch her breasts after having her partially disrobe. "What he did was touch m y breasts He would massage my breasts \.\1lh his fingers." she told the jury. Under questionmg by defense attorney Al Stokke. the witness said she could not remember on which v1s1ts Famalaro a llegedly did this However . s he c laimed h e touched ht!r chest area on a number of occasions. She also testified that he in- q u 1 red about he r sexual ac- tivities and that she talked to him about boyfriend problems. She said s he called an ac· quaintance on the Sant a Ana police f o r c e to r e p ort Famalaro's activities but no re· port was ever made. She also admittted that she <See l'IA$AGE, Page AZ> Net Capture . IJrmm Praise LOS ANGELES CAP> -For the third time in a month s he riff's deputies have suc- cessfully used a nylon net to ar~ rest someone -this time for in· vestigation of drug use -and were praised by the m an's mother for their lack of force. T he lightwei ght net was hurled lhrouah the air al a critical moment ln the Incident on West 124th Street near Compton Boulevard. The net was cinched UabUY and the 21· year-old man was trapped without a fiaht. He emeried without a scratch. "We've evaluated several dif. ferent method• of re1trainin1 persons without hurtl.n1 them," said Deputy Gary Hinchman. "This seems to be the best. Nobody got hurt . . . The IUI• pect didn't gel hurt. They were able to subdue him and handcuff him." The Incident occurred Sunday. By ARTHL'R R. VINSEL 01 ""' O.•ll' ,., ... Staff S1mmenng je alousies over the ultimate fate of some 3.000 San Clemente Lsland goats which for centunes have survived neas. t1l·ks. ·quakes. famine and Navy cannoneer<; broke out during Operation Goathfl Tuesday. The event costing the Navy an estimated $148.000 has become a ca use celebrc with a nimal· lovers everywherl!. who are boo- mg the Navy which os::igmaJJy wanted to shoot the beasts. The men and environmentalist (actions involved in a ctually rescuing a majority of the !>hagg}'. long·horned creaturel. from the island's deep, brush- r hoked chas ms and canyons ·have emerged the heroes. They have certainly generated mo re publicity anyy. ay than :-.loah ever did when he marched tht-animals two-by.two into the Ark. wtule endeavoring to get the goats onto a n eet of Navy barges. A shipme nt o f about 2.500 goats is due to depart from the Hiland target range· 1n two to v.•eeks. And now trouble has broken out. Self-described curmudgeon Cleveland Amory. a New York City sophisticate and president of the Fund for the Animals. claims ctuef trapper Jim Clapp owes his organization m~ney. Amory also denoufices the idea of shipping the goats to San Pedro or San Diego by barge, a 20 to JO.hour ordeal that might inflict seasickness on the goats. which veterinarians say are fine now. Amory also said in a recent in· terv1ew that he was chartering a pressuri~ commercial jetliner at a cost of thous ands to fly the goats to a wild animal s anctuary preserve in Texas. He noticeably avoided fresh CSee GOATS, Page A2) Coast Weather Night and morning low clouds, othe rwise fair through Thursday. Lows tonight 56 at the beaches. 66 inland. Highs Thursday low 70S to low 80s. INSIDE TODA" Hugh MuWgon loob at IUC· cu1 of Yale grac:U wh1le eavetdroppmg on tlw r~ion of the Cla.11 of JHO. See "Handkapper's Y~ Piclu" on PagtA7. l•tlex , J ,.,. w1,..ptio10 A unLE FELLOW JUST TOO CUTE TO SHOOT trapper Jim Clapp and Baby Goat, 10 Montha lnsta-Tune Officials Study Suit Officials of lhe Irvine-ba sed lnsta-Tune Inc. confirmed today th at the automotive service company h as entered Chap~er 11 proceedings of the bankruplt'Y law. Ray Williams, acting general manager, said lhe proceedinJ,?!> m~y lead lo a court-imposed agreement that s pecifies how much l nsta-Tune Inc . must pay to its debtors Williams s aid a favorable agreement from Orange County bankruptcy Judge Peter M. El liott on July 23 will mean that lnsta-Tune Inc. can stay in busi- ness. Or , Williams said, the judge may declare the company of. facially bankrupt, thereby allo"'. mg debtors to acquire all of lnsta·Tune's assets. The company s pecialmng in tuning automobile engines has 63 stores throughout southwestern United St.ates in 1t.s franchise. Court Blocks New Standards WASfilNGTON (AP> -The government m ay not Im pose new, more-strin gent standards for worker exposure to cancer· causing benzene until it proves current standards a re unsafe, lhe Supreme Court ruled today J us tice John Paul S tevens writing for himsell and thr~ colleagues, sajd lhe government bad failed to show lhat reducing benzene expo6ure would reduce the Lnciden ce of leukemia One o r those four justices, Justice Louis F. Powell , said even If lhe government had proved that, it had not shown that the cost of reducing exposure was just.Jfied by ttie health benefits 20 Viets Killed ARANYAPRATHET , Thailand <AP) -Guerrillas loyal to oust ed Cambodian Premier Pol Pot claimed today to have killed a t least 20 Viet- na m ese soldiers in a counter · allack Tuesday night near the Thailand.Cambodia border. DAILY PILOT '""' 0r..,.. C:..t.t O..•• ~ ...... ,._ -'M<" ·~ l on'I .. ,.. ............. ~ ••• ,._,... • .,.. by .,.. °'-'""" .............. '-"• ~ ... 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Bernard Ho<;tker. em. phas1zed T ur-..da' th ut 1inh st a ndb~ n·~1.,tr;1t1011 ,., involve(! for no,.\, .111d tb,d :1d10n hv Cnngn·s • ., \\nuld bP rH'<'l'~sar~ hd nrc· 1·or1-,1·11pt1on l'riuld take pl :H·t• Hc·g1.,tr .it 11111 ,., r1t'Cf'!>•,.1r\ he ~a11l ht 'l'.lll~l' th1•r L• WOUid OOt be t'n11ugh tlmt• in lht• t•vent Of 3 na · I 10nal emergenc·) to conduct n •g. istrahon Hut opponents of re~· 1s t r.it1on have noted a Selective St>rn ce n·port. which offlc1ab I a tcr d1sa rn" ed. that sa id the standby prog ra m would save on- ly seven days. Men born in 1960 will rcg1:.ter lhl· "eek of .J11h 21 To <J\01d crowding. men born an J a nuar~. F<.'bru<1r_, and ~l arch arc .1sked to r<'gtstl'r that ~1onda~ Tho."l h orn April through .Ju nP on Tuesda). Jul~ thrnugh Sep te m hcr on W('d ne!>da~ • .in d thCJSl' born m October. No,·t·mhcr and December on Thur '>d<t) The .week o f July 28 wa ll follow the same pattern for men born In 1961 Offic1ab said thc'>e dav h\ da\ schedule:-arc intended onl) a:. ~ gu1dehnc and that 1nd1v1duals can register anyti me during the pc: n od Ptople who don·t r egister can be subject to five years m pnson or a $10,000 fine and officials say thev .,.,iJJ enforce the law Carter orig inally proposed reg - ist ering both men and women, but Congress rejected tha t idea. limiting it to men That action formed the basis for the ACLU suit. whic h conte nds the pro g r am di~criminatcs aga1n:.t m en There won't bl· an y dra ft ca rds to carry in wallets -or burn in protest Instead, young m en wall be askcrl to go to their nearest post office t o fall out a form. Those forms will be sent to Selective Ser vice. which will us e them to form a master hst. eventually intended to include all men aged 18 to 26 Physical exam s and claims for conscientious objet'tor status and other deferme nts would follow only if a draft is reinstat- ed . The current program sceh only to compile a h:.tof names Govermnental Change Seen By The AsSMlated Press The head of the Is lamic party that dominates Iran's Parlia ment predicted today the as· sembly will choose a new prime minist er with in two weeks, clearing the way ror a potential· ly decisive debate on the rate or t.be 53 American hostages. "Within two weeks a prime minister wiU be appointed and t h e new government will be formed, so the s upreme autbor1- ty now. the Revolutionary Coun· ell, will wither away ... 'lbe lef a l body of the government w II rule." said Ayatollah Mohammad Bebesbtl . He did not aay whether a de· bate on the boeta1es would Im· mediately follow selection ol a · prime minister. But lranJan ol- flclals have said the boeta1e ls· sue ta one of the ID09t important factrrc Iran and that once a prime minister is named lt would be taken up. • a 1·r•• ,. ... 11 GOAT , ... • quHtlOftl about that ttheme TUeoHaj' Clapp, mtanwhltf, who la famtad for hJa work re.culn1 wlld mi.Utanp ud bwrm with th~ to-called Clapp Trap t i•· U'Onk corral hf-.invented. clatms Amory l!j ·xplo1t1ni the 1oat.1. "Tht•r•· art• plehty of other plnt•t·.., lll htk t-the goa t<. it C ulafor11111 d0t·sn 't w1rnt them." •Y& Amory, who also says Clapp owea th~ organization Sl0,000 It loaned to help start Oper lllion GoaWft Clapp clwrna he ls payinc It back and scoffed at Amory's re- quest to gave the Fund $10,000 worth ol the goats then. so they may be adopted out to good hom ei. Luchcrous'. · 1s "'hat Clapp .inJ Gregg lhckman. of the Al· hc1nc t' for W1ldlife Rehab1htation .ind t::dueatwn. branded Amory's )!Udl re d1s tribut1on through <1<lop11on plan an a word Tfi"') wall have to !>Ue me to get the goats ~." s a) s Clapp, whose trapping outfit includes his hared hands. his family and a hl•l 1topll'r ,\ .,hart• or the 2.500 gouts will g o 111 Clavv·., 1:xpera·mental :-.annuary near Ba ke rs field . some Wlll be sold to Los Angele!'I County us mobll<.-. brush·eatin(: fire prevention anim als and otht•rs Y.111 be used in genetic n · !>l'arrh al Cul Poly Tht• ha rd y . fa s t · breeding spc(' 1es is believed descended from Spanis h domestic goats freed on the island as a food sup· ply for seafarers up lo 200 years a,::o and is descended from an a nc1C'nt Caspian Sea area breed Ha rdy they are indeed. sa}c; Dr J~ Pasco. a Sunset Beach v<.'lennlinan. whose work with "aid animals 1s wide!" known .. We found they have not one flea. not one lick. not one sign of res piratory problems or other alls. They Just seem to be 1n µerf<"ct condition." Or. Pasco !'l.Jld They would have to be to h v<' and nourish whe re theY. do .. It ·s a tough opera hon on this island." animal trapper Clapp s aid "The ~oaLc; <1n.· mos tly in Met•p canyons and m) men and I ha\ l' tu ~o in thrrc persona lly. !'lom ettmes on 90·dt·g ree ~lope!' "1th LOOO·foot drop!> to h(:rd l ht•m tQY. ard the l·ndosurt·~ ·· C'la pp. prt>s1dent of Kern R1\er W1lcihfc Sanetu:.iry anci h<.•ad of the Car<') Rant'h Wald Hors t• and Rurro Sanc tuar~. s a v!> th(',. caught 200 swats an one oay 1h one of the two automated tra~ The Navy has fought its own personal war with the goats for decades. wishing they would just i::o away but finally deriding to l.111 th<.·m off v.1th hcl1coph:r borne mark!)mcn. ~an Clemente housewives J?ot "1 nd no pun intenrled -of lht· J!O.Jh fate. has tily or ganized GOAT . Give Our Animals 'I'lme. a nd .,alv:.i t1on or at least some on lhl' 57 MjUare male 1~land wa.-, a~· :.urcd. f~ront Page . I I MASSAGE • • continued goang to Famalaro for trc·;.itments for back problems l ·ndcr questioning by Wnght. the woman testified that the c hiropractor would sometimes ..,pend 15 to 20 minutes with pa. t1ents. Normal exa m in atio n time. she sa id. would run about four minute!'. She said she was fired as a re eept1onlst after becomang ill A letter sent by Famalaro's offi ce to unemploym ent officials said '>he missed work on numerous occasions and was apathetic She said the letter had ups et her then but that s he was not hothcred now. Iranian Gets AnA.pology ATLANTIC CITY, N..J. <AP) -The city Board or Education, bowing to pressure from the state Divis ion of Civil Rights, has agre00 to apologize to an Iranian s tudent who withdrew as a comm ence- m e nt s peak e r after tea chers circulated an an· ti·lraruan petition. School Superintendent Jack Eisenstein said Tues· day the board was not familiar with the dis· crimination laws when it adopted a resolution sup- porttn1 the decLslon ot the Iranian student to drop out of the June 12 graduaUon ,...program. T i na Bahadorl. a straiaht·A atudent at Atlantic City HJ1h School and fifth ln her clus, wu acheduled to five one of two commencement apeecbm after wtmun1 a 1 p eakln1 contest. Her speech dealt with tbe dreama ol youth and bow they can chan1e the world, a fttend 1ald. Public 'liJals Set High Court R~le• Acee•• Required WASIDNGTON CAP > -The public and press ha vt-a con.stitu· tlt>nul right to attend c riminal tr1nl~. the US Supreme Court ruled toduy, telling J~ges na· t1onwide the y can conduct trials o r portion11 of trials in secr~t on· ly as a lut reeort to lnaure f alr· nns to a defendant. By a 7· l vote, the justices said the Constitution's free-speech guarantees require pubUc trials. The decision sparked seven separa!.-opinions. and not all 0.llf PNt -" f.Ml' ........ flips .. flips .. Hooray! Fmt• Arts m :11or-ON> DL·t.· Campanaro s ho"'" o ff th<! fart l hl·n· 1~ ,1 f1nt· J rt t11 fl a1H"1rlmg a~ "ell as selhn~ f1rl'"o rks llt.·r ~ororit y. P1 Beta Phi. has a stand at 16th S trc t!t and Ne wport Boulevard. Costa Mesa. Fourth of Ju· I~ fireworks booth is hard to see from street, but it's ac· iuall~ ~t '."t·wport Produce. "here framed notes to owner Ernie (';jmp from h is friend former President Richard :"4ixon art· <11spla~erl If tha t isn't patriotic. what 1s? • . Rusl1es 1bai Arms WA SllJ"l;GTO'\ \l't Jn J tnk 1•n -..hnY. 11( l ~ '-llPl"'rl P rt•!>1dc·nt C.1rt1·r h~1 ordt•ro,..I .tn am mt•d1all' airlift of I l•0<1 nn, ... :.onH· artlllt·n :incl Jn t1 1;;nl. J,?u ns to lhC' Th.allanci .irm' f.11 lnJ'.! poY.c>rful \'11•1namc"'' fnrrt·.., <.ilil n g th1• Th.11 C.1mbod1.1n border Cart•>r .1bo 11rc11•n•d a rtlllc·n a nd mach1n l· J!lHl dmmunit1on ~hipped a:-. '>Oon a.., po<,~1bl c Hut at will hav{' to i:o b) ScH ll<'cauM• or its we1J.!ht anti hulk and 1s un l1 kl'ly to r each Tha iland ror "ct•k., :\II the items covered b~ C.i rte r 's hurry -up action - ' alul'<l at about S27 m 1l!Jon' ~ h<H e already been bought and paid for by the Thais. They are Cl tin~ part of a backlog of nearly $600 m1ll10n in a long shopping list of nulltary equipment. s pare parts and other items the Thais have submitted to Washington o\Cr a period of years but wtuch have yet to be dehvered. ' CM R,E.;t<.AU_ ~l~ 50~ t7!!/4-' I 0 I 6 ._, ... Dr., Newport hach 10000 THAU AA' It ltf!OI 7 60.0 I 11 -. -.... seven jUltkee apeed In their approach to the crit1C1l constitu- tion al Issue. But the decision, nevertheless, was a victory for publl<-and preaa access into the nali~'s courts. The deelsk>n said a Virgin~ j ud1e, Richa rd Tay lor , was. wron1 when he c losed the two- day murder trial in 1978 or John Paul Stevenson. Stevenson was charged in the 1976 murder or a Hanover Coun· ty, Va .. hotel owner, and had been tried three times previous· 1,.. At the start of the 1978 trial, Stevenson's.lawyer asked Judge Taylor to close the proceedings "because I don't want any ...._ formation being s hufned back and forth when we have a recess as to what -who tes tified to what." Prosecutors voiced no objec- tio n to the request, and Taylor a pprovt>d it Two persons o~ dC'red to le ave the <'o urtroom were Timothy Wh1>eler and Kevin McCarthy. reporters for the Richmond T imes Dispatch a nd The Ri c hmo n d News. Leader The y and their employer , Ric hmond !\:('wspar>ers Inc, sued, challenging Taylor 's ac· tiQo . The Virginia S upre m e Court upheld the trial closure. but today's decision said the clo~un· was uncnnstitut1onal Stl·,·enson (·,entually was ac· quitted. The reportt·r..,' appeal wa-; '>Upportccl by numl·rou!> news media or gan1zat1ons C1nd the Amencan Civil Liberties t;nion. "'h1ch viewed the case as a ma- Jor const1tut1onal showdown. C hief J us ti ce Wa rrr n £. Burger and Ju ... t1 ces B~ ron R. White a nd John Paul Stevens 'Joined 1n one opinion. "ntten by Burs:er. lhat said ... abs ent an over nd1n~ 1nt..rest . the t11al rif a criminal cast? must be open to the public "We hold ·that tht' n ;.:ht to at- lt·nd crim1nJI tn<11!> t!> 1mplwlt 1n \t'lt• i?U•1r;1nt,., . ., of th•· F1r:-.t 1\ m t' n r1 rn I' p I \\ I I h II u I l h c fr··1·'111m 111 .1rt••11d ,ul'l1 tn <tl'> ~ h1ch p .. 11pl" /1.t\t' f'\1•rt'1S1:d fo~ 1•1·ntuflt''" 1mpqrl<.1nl d~pects of frt'edom or ~~c h and of the prt'SS could bt• enscer atcd.' Hurgt•r -.;.o ci Stt·vens. 1n <i separate opiruon . emphasized that today's de- c1s1on "1s a watershed case. l ·n11l to<la.,. the court has ac· 'nrd<-d \1rtuail~ e1bsol,l.tte protec· t1nn In the d1ssemanat1on of in· f11rm .Jt10n or ideas. but nt.•ver b<'fun .· ha-. 11 ::.quarel~ hl'ld tha t the arqu1s1t1on or n ewsworthy matter LS entitled to any con- o; t 1tut1 o n a I p r otect i o n v. hatsoever." Stevens :.aid J u:-.t1ces William J. Brennan Jr . Thur)?ood Marsh all. Harry A Rlackm un and Rvron R White did not 1010 Hurge r 's opan· ion But an concurring opinions. rhc). too. voiced their belief that the Const1tut1on assures the public a place at criminal tnals [] a;£~~- a»Jf~ ~1?1/#J f I OL 73. NO. 1M. ~SECTIONS,• PAGES O RANG COU NTY, CALI FORN I A WEDNESDAY. JULY 2, 1980 1 Low-cost Rates Urged at ra, r.aosuca 8CllOs•ao.. I ... ...,,......,. Newport Dunea operators ld be requlred to malle a •on of rooms in a propoMd unit motel available to low nd modttate Income families Wider a redevelopment plan re- viewed Tuesday ,by the Orange County Planning Commission. I Responding lo a question from ommissioner Fred "Light. Al Armijo, a county Environmental Mana1em~nt Agency planner, 5 ald a "maximum n11thlly char1e" is being considered for a portion ol rooma. "ll is ata.ff't mtent to Increase t~vailabllity of Cacihtaes,'' Armijo said. The proposed ~unit "family inn.'· Armijo s aid in a presenta· lion to the comm1ss1on, as the centerpiece of the Dunes· re development plan. The ProPoSal also calls ror an Si/fn On at Post O.ffice (•nl a r ~ed marina . add itiona l reC'reat1u11 al \'eha cle parking !>pa ce~. bake trails, ne w r estaurants and a more ex- clusive, 40·un1t wat e rfront motel The county owns the 96-acre Newport Dunes area It is. leased to Newport Dunes Inc ArmtJO sa1d after the meeting that county planners feel that rerreatlonal uses ul the Dunes ~hould be opened u7 rsons of all in come groups . He noted that the Dunes as a regional park, drawing visitors from inland portions of Southern California and from all over the country. Armijo said planners have not determined what percentage of rooms s hould be set aside for lo w and mode r a t e in come persons. nor what eventual room rates should be set The idea of regula ting room es rates is not a new one. It pre- viously hns been sought as a condition on development of ocean-oriented motels and .hotels by the staff of the South Coast RegaonaJ Coastal Commission. The county planning com- mission took no action on the Newport Dunes plan, except to schedule it for further heanngs on July 15 and July 29 o Commissioner William Mac. Dougall said he didn't feel it was Tetl•Y'•Cl .. I•• N.V.8teek1t f j N TWENTY·FIVE CENTS J • Motel ., . l the proper time to discuss the / proposa l for regulated room l rates. He termed them "dis-J crimlnatory." The redevelopment plan, pre- pared by a committee, h as • r aised the ire of Newport Beach offi cials. who contend the city s hould have greater voice in wha t eventually is adopted. The bayside pa rk is sur- rounded by rity territory . <See DUNES, Page A.2) I 1 Draft Registration To Begin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Bflflaka1Da Surprised .. Coastal Park Bill • m By STEVE MARBLE on .. Oe11.-" ... ".,. California Sen. S.1. Hayakawa is still smarting over a move by bis California colleague Alan • ~ranston to introduce irt>ilLcall- OC~ep Seeks Drug ·Record.s Armed with search warrants Orange County Sheriff's Depart- ment investigators Tuesday swept through residences in four Southern "California counties in a eontinuing probe or an alleged multi-million doJlar cocaine dis- lri bution opera tion based in Dana Point. - Sheriff's spokesman Lt. Wyatt Hart said investigators launched the probe following the ,seizure or $1 million in cocaine and the arrest of seven per~ns at a Dana Point residence Jast April 17. Hopper ing for the creation of an 11 ,373-acre park between Corona deJ Mar and Laguna Beach. Senator Cra nston 's bill. in· troduced late last week , asks for a federal expenditure of at least $38 million toward the park The bill is a near carbon copy of legislation introduced by Reps Robert Badham, Rep.- Newport Beach, and Jerry Pat- terson, Deaa.·Santa Ana. "We're.still very eager to get Hayakawa to co-sponsor th.is bill," Mrs. Files said today. "The t.nrth is, however. we in· formed his office of what we were up to almost a week before the biJI was introduced.·· Officials in Haya kawa 's Washington, D.C. offi ce, though. said the bill caught them by sur-prise. Bruce Keough, an aide to the R~publican senator. said staff planners have asked the Na- tional Park Service for a recom- mendation on the bill and intend to wait for that response before la king a po6ition. Keough said that recommen- da tion is at least two weeks away. The park plan. as envisioned In Cranston's bill as well as the joint bill authored by Patterson . and Badham, calls for a national Searches for records believed urban part along the Irvine related lo the alleged drug sales Coast Area. ~peration ~ere conducted at res· The largest purchase would be ad e nces 10 Laguna Beac h, from the Irvine Company which , Newport _Beach, Huntington In turn would donat~ land Beach, lrvtne, Fullerton, the ex· toward the park and receive as- clusive Mandeville Canyon and surances of being able to de- Topanga Canyon neighborhoods velop 2.000 dwelling units just in Los Angeles, and a pro· south of Corona deJ Mar outside fessional office on Wilshire the park boundary. ' BouJevard in Los Angeles. Other records were seized, Hart said, in Santa Barbara and lnsta-Tune San Diego counties. Hart said the searches also • produced about six ounces of co- caine valued at between $12,000 and $16,000. No arreats were made. "We were strictly seeking rec· ords based on the information Files in Bankruptcy we discovered following the Officials of the lrvine-based search in Dana Point in April," IPSta·Tune Inc. confirmed today Hart said. that the automotive service H~ said records seized at the company bas entered Chapter 11 house at 24716 Evening Star proceedings of tbe bankruptcy s!M>wed tbat the alleged dlstribu-law. Uon ring was capable of deliver· Ray Williams, acting general ing between $700,000 and $1 manager, said the proceedings million I*' month in cocaine. may lead to a court·impoeed He said the investi1atioa bu agreement that specifies how been complicated by the num-much lnlta·Tune Inc. must pay bera ol persons believed ln-lo lta debtors. vol•ed eel their alle1ed reliance • ca. SWEEP, ••se AJ> , ' °"''" -_.., _,. .. _ Really Cool Gugs Balboa. the Span ish conquist adore and ex-_ plor cr . ca me west a nd discovered the P acific Ocean. leaving his na me on many landmarks· like Balboa Island. which came lnnp :iftPr he did What better way to spend a s weltering July Tuesday than explorin~ Ba lboa Island's Grand Canal Like island residents John Calta. 12. Chris Salisbury, l2, andJ ohnThorne.9. here? Jewelry Missing From Hoag Lockup Newport Beach police are probing the mysterious disap- pearance of $46.500 worth of diamond and gold jewelry from a safe in the property room al Hoag Memorial Hospital. The e xpen s i vc rings and necklaces . in vestigators said, were reported missing Tuesday by a 69-year-old patient, Marie Donovan of Wilmette, Ill. The patient told officers she last saw the jewelry on May 23 when it was taken from her for safekeeping after she checked into the hospital for treatment of a back injury. Tuesday, when Mrs. Donovan checked out of the hospital, the jewelry was m issing, police s aid. Hospital officials told in- vestigators that only e i ght employees know the combina- tion to the s a fe whe re t he Jewelry was stored. They also told police that their records showed the jewelry had been checked out but that the records did not show to whom or when -or ar -at had been re · turned P olice said the v1cl1m and her h us band. who were visiting friends in Newport Beach when she was injured. returned lo Il- linois Tuesday. An investigation, they ~aid. Is continuing. Among the missing items is a platinum ring with a la r ge diamond estimated to be worth $35.000. Colorado Fires Under Control ~ By The Anoclated Prea Hundreds of firefighters, ex· hausted rrom a week-long battle with the largest fire on record in Colorado. controlled the blue with the help or heavy rainl &hat· drenched the charred White River National Forest , officials s aid . Pyra1nid Uise Thrown Fro1n Court By CHERYL PRUETf Of U. 0.itf ~ ... SYtt At the request of the pros- ecutor who said there was in· s ufficient evidence to proceed with the trial, Municipal Judge Marvin G. Weeks Tuesday dis- missed charges agains t an Anaheim pyramid player. The ruling ended the case a~ainst Richard A. Crispino who was arrested April 21 by un- dercover Garden Grove police after he addressed a pyramid meeting. He was char.ged with violating statutes prohibiting endless chain schemes and lot· teries. Judge Weeks said the ruling m eans n o thing t o future pyramid cases, except to of· flcers who make arrests. "It shows that the system is s uch that in an UlegaJ search and seizure, the evidence will not be admitted." Last week MunJclpal Judie Ken Smith ruled that the pros. ecutor could not uae.--evicleace <See PYUJOD, Pase "2> AD BRIN~ •G RESPONSE • .. I reeehed • mllllon ,_......_ from my Dally PUot ed.r.-- Brown Gets Berges~n Tax Bill : Tb8l'1t.beadvertlllnl1ueceu ......, tJI. t.be lrvlne mu Wbo p&M9d tldl ad la tbe DaUJ Not! -U.C.I • .....,...., DO k1da • ""-Medi apt, Call •n·saa rou1ber waters. Brown, who Is on record as be· lng against a permanent index· inl law, threatened lo veto Mn. Bergeson'a origlnal •ndexi.DC blU unless a two-year sunset clause wa1 inserted. Tbe or11iftaJ bUl, authored by • members for the governor aald there are no lrnmedlate plam to veto Mn. BerlMOD'I latest tiUl but 1aJd It woUld be tcrutinbld eloselylntbenutfewda)'I. Brown contend• that tb• • state's revenue picture isn't clear In the wake of ProposlUon 13 and other tax·cuttLDg meaaurea and that the Legislature should 1waJt to see the effect o( tbeae meuures before mak.i.na lndexlns perma· nent. At the time, Mn. Bera-on said Brown'1 ltaff memberl lob- bied IO bard .. alnal her bW that tenatA:n wen informed the p · emor would "'° adael' ,_.... leal.llaUon ul... tbe1 went I along wtth bls desire for a two- year limit. Reached this momin1. 1tatt the 8epubllcan assemblywoman from Newport Beach in im. won approval oftly after the two- year clause wu added. Tbe bW ia set to nptre ln 1J81. The bW, ii made law, would permanently fill lndeicln1 of state Income taxes to that Callfomianl wbo receive cost· of' llvtna pay lncreuee aren't iutomatlully abo·ved Into hllbertu brachta. July 21 First Day Of Plan WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi- dent Carter made it offi cial to- day : American me n aged 19 and 20 a re being told to sign up this month so the ~overnment will have potential conscripL'> wail· m g if the draft is revived . The president signed a pl"0<'- 1 a m a tion at a While House cere mony orderinJ? the young men to si~ up at post offices between July 21 and Aug. 2. Draft registration, he said. "as not to threaten war but is to pre. serve peatt. "It 's a pre~aut i o n a r y mea~:· he said. · It is de s igned to make our country strong.n The plan is for youths bom in 1960 and 1961 to be registered this year. Starting in January, men born in 1962 will register and from then on registration will be required on or near the date men tum 18. Carter prtposed renewed draft registration in the wake of the Soviet Union's milita ry thrust into Afghanistan, and used the Cabinet Room ceremony to re- n ew his criticis m of that move . "We are deeply concerned a bout the uowa arante d a nd vicious invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union," the presi- dent said, praising the "freedom -fi~hters" who have opposed the Soviets in Afghanista n as offer- 1 n g the bes t d eterre nt to Moscow. Surrounded by congressional and other supporters of draft re- gistration , Carter emphasized - that "this is not a draft." ·'I am n ot In f a vor of a peacetime draft." he sa id. stat- ing that the United States "will continue to rely on voluntary e nlistment '' to meet military m anpower needs. The president said that St billion was included'Tlrthe com- ing federal budget to encourage enlistments and re -enlistments. Despite its limited scope, reg. lstration ha s prove n con- troversial. Coast Weat•er Night and morning low clouds, otherwis e fair throuab Thunday. Lows lollitbt •at tbe beaches, 86 inhmd. ff1abs lbunday low '10s to low 80ll. IN81 .. Te•~Y H ......... Joob °' nc- ttH of Yale ~ t01IHt '°".,,.,....., °",,. f'ftllUoft of IM CloU of lttO. Stt "ff~• Yai. Pfclu" °" ,,.A7. ...... \ / ~ l • J -- • • • ,...,. ... I WEEP ••• U.S. JJ' ork Gnuas To Mirwrities OK'd ' on Ow UM ol Ma Hm • Ind all a.ea He uld an additional 14 M•r<'h warranll were Mf'Vad ln Southern California prior to TUt'illrt .•• &W4'C!IJ WASHJNO'l'()N (APl -11Mo US Supnm«1 ourt today at firmed ~lonal aut.horlt)' to et quotas that cuannl<'<' minority-owned buslntlNN a 10 perc-t-nt hare of '"""ral 1mblu· worka ll'anl• ll was a m~ ~f'mt•nt of th 11ovemm .. nt · .. alfarmlllive-acuoa erroru.. 81 a 1-3 vote1 lbe )•tke& uld Conaress aC"tf°d ••It.bin It• coatUtutklnal ana tecal auu.orit)' In tm whe,n It rut>-rnd 10 pettent ol $t bUUon ln fedf'ral public wortc 1ranta u 'o-callcd minonty M!t u1de.s Opponenu of the pn1ct1C'<' aid lht> mrnont '>cl ~ .. 1dl'' rem 1Utuled "revt-rs~ d1.11.crimanatJon" In ,.,hlch whHl' hrm'> Wt!fl' ti leaally blocked from compeung for 'ome pubh1· .. urk~ ccin tract.a. JI!••~ Crfalri,%~ Rtt• 8radU••• RIO DE JANEIRO. Brull (Al» Pope John Paul II took a swlpe at Brazil's jet set ~Y, telhf\i a shantytown audumct! Uvina in sliht of RJo's hl&h rise luxury apartments that the RomanCalhollcChurch wanutobethe "church oflhe poor ·' "lbose 0( you who live ln abundance and luxury. do ~ou not feel remorse of conscience.,." the pope asked as the slum dwellers cheered and sang a sam b11 in his honor. Addressing the poverty·stnckcn residents of the V1d1ga l "favela." or hillside shuntytov. l) the pope ~did "Tht· v;., lul· of man is not measured by what he has. but by what he 1~ · · TIMUrlwr Otttlh1e11 Prorinc·e Pfau LONDON (AP) -Prime Minister Margaret Thatt•her's government announced today it wants to set up an 8()-member assembly in Northern Ireland in a fresh bid to r~torl! 1x>ht1cctl stability in the strife-tom British province. "The prize to be galDed in terms or the cohesion or Northern Ireland and the prospect.a for reconciliation and reconstruct ion could be a rich one," the Conservative Party ~overnment said in a discussion document. But, like the constitutional conference ea rli~r"lh1s year that preceded the new proposals. the initiative is widely expected to founder on the thorny issue of power-sharing between feuding Prostestant.s and Roman Catholics. Mo~ Sto,...• Headed for Nf'Tada LAS VEGAS <AP> -Southern Nevada. not yet dned out from two thunderstorms that dumped more than an inch of rain on some parts or Uie Las Vegas Valley, may be hit with still more stor ms today, the National Weather Service said. (Photo, Page A5). Sex Trial ~ Ex-patienl Tel[s Of Doctor's Acts By DAVID KUTZMANN °' .. D9lty ~ SUff A former receptionist-patient t estified Tuesday that an El Toro chiropractor m assaged her and asked about her sexual ac· hvities during several examina· lions at his office. "There were times that he was just ... well, that he was ve r y overt," the woman told Jurors in Superior Judge Frank Domenichini's courtroom. Famalaro, 28, of Laguna Beach, is standing trial oo sex charges that include the alleged rape of a 17-year-old female pa · t ient and the molestation of a 10-year-old boy in his office. Prosecutor Del Wright caJled the ydung woman to the witness s tand Tuesday to rebut defense t estimony that patients did not disrobe and that Famalaro spent only brief periods in examina· tion rooms The woman said she wa s em ployed by Famala ro from September. 1978, to April. 1979. PYRAMID ••• t hat had been seized at the time of Crispino's arrest because the officers lacked I) search war· rant This ruling le ft prosecutors without any evidence to proceed. said Weeks when she was fired. She also had ~een him 40 or 50 limes as a pa· tient, she said. During several examinations. the woman tesHfied. Famalaro would touch 'her breasts after having her partially dis robe. "What he did was touch m y h rensL<; He would massage my breasLc; with his fingers ." :;ht told the JU ry . Under questioning by dcfen!'>e attorne\ Al Stokke. the w1tnes~ said she could not remember on which visits Famalaro allegedly did this However. s he claimed he touched her chest area on a number of occasions. She all>O test1hed that he in· quired about her sexual ac tivilles a nd that she t.alked to ham about boyfriend problems. She said she called an ac· quaintance on lhe Santa Ana p o li ce for ce to r epor t Famalaro·s acl1vit1es but no re· port was ever made . She also admitted that she {'O ntinued going to Fa m alaro for treatments for back problems. Under questioning by Wright, • he wom an testified that the chiropractor would sometJmes spend 15 to 2() minutes with pa· t1 e nts . Norm al examination time, she said. would run about four minutes . She said she was fired as a re- ceptionist after becoming ill. A letter sent by Famalaro's orfice to unemployment officials said she missed work on numerous occasions and was apathetic. She said the letter had upset her then but that she was not bothered now. We art: now tr) Ing to 8ub •tanllatt' ldt'nlltlt5 to determine ~ho wus d1stnbutlng •nd who ~,.,~ bu' In~ m N1sence wht> Ult") W'l' und whul was going on. · ltian ~.th.I Ill· s aid tl will like In · v,·st11<atons .somt> lime lo com· plt•tt> that task T hL· April 1.trre:.t:. tn D1i1na l'u1nt o~:curn:d art~r :.henff'~ dep· ulit'b were :.ummoned by re· purt!> of screams coming rrom th..-l!;vemng tar residence. ln:odc the home they found a 11rnn. Steven Bowman. 30. San L'lt!mente. who reportedly told rnvesllgators that he had been kidnapped, beaten and tortured "1th a propane torch by other un·upant.s of the residence. •·ro• Page :l I DUNES •.. County planners i.a1d a meet· Ing with the Newport Beach Pl an ning Co mm1 ss1o n 1s St•heduled for 2 p m July 10 and ''1th the Newport Beach City Council al 2:30 p m . July 28. 5 Wounded In Attempt To Rob Boy Five men were a rrested on armed robbery charges early to- da v al a Santa Ana hospital after they allegedly attacked and tried t-0 rob a 16-year-old boy at Corona del Mar Slate Beach. Police said the youth. a resi· dent or Big Bear City, was able to fend off and wound his as- sailants with a pocket knife when Uiey tried to overpower and rob him Investigators assert that the boy did such a complete job or defending himself that all five men were force d to seek m ed1 cal attention fo r stab wounds. Arrested by Newport Beach pol ice a t Me\-cy Gen e r a l Hospital were Daniel Rubio, 19, of Los Angeles; John Carbajal, 19. of Santa Ana; James Baca. 19. of Duarte; Richard Chavez. 18, of Santa Ana and a 16-year· old Pasadena boy. Police s aid h os pit a l authorities notified police when the men sought emergency treatml!nl. Rubio and CarbaJal. are being held on $25.000 ball at UC I Medical Center where they are listed in stable condition. Baca and Chavez are being held at the Newport Beach city jail on $25.000 bail. Police said lhe juvenile was transported to Orange County Juvenile Hall. The ruckus reportedly began when the young victim decided to take a midnight stroll on Uie beach and was confronted by rive men who demanded money. The boy told police the men knocked him to the ground, ki cked him in the groin and poked h.im '" the eyes. He said that he was able to slip out his pocket knife, open a blade and then started s winging . Police said the assailants ran off when the young vrctim start· ed fighting bac.k PW Talks Resume WASHI NGTON (AP) - Negotiators for Egypt. Is rael and Uie United States met today in a Washington hot el. looking for ways to get the nounderi~g Palestinian autonomy negot1a· lions back on course. Jason Landess, Crispino's al· t orney, said the dis miss al s trengthens his belief that of· ficers are go in~ beyond their conslitut.looal a uthority and in· fringing upon the rigbU of pyramid players. High Co•rt Bales DAILY PILOT ·--·-------. ••. a. ... Va ... --~-- "::-'...:...~ ~ ... ~ •w-~1.•1cw ~111-ltlRI (7'14> ...... a ·11M1ca:11 · 1MM111 r Public, Press Right ~ In Trials Upheld WASHINGTON (AP) -The public and press have a constitu· tional right to attend criminal trials, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today, telling judges na· Uonwlde they can conduct trials or port.ions ol tria111 in secret on· ly as a last resort to insure fair· ness to a defendant. By a 7·1 vole. the justices said the Constltutlon's free-speech guarantees require public trials. The decision sparked seven separate opiilioaa. and not all seven Jmtlffl agreed in their approlldl to the critical comdtu· Uoaal ilaue. But the decialon, neverlheleea, was a victory for public and prna acC9IS into the natkln'• couJU. Tbe deelllon 1ald a Vlratma Judie. Richard Taylor. waa Wl'Oll• when be cloled the two- day murder trial ln 19'78 of John Pat.al Stevemon. .... Stevenson was charged In ~ 1976 murder of a Hanover Coun· ty. Va., hotel owner, and had been tried three times prev~· ly. Al the s tart or the 19'78 trial, Stevenson's lawyer asked Judce T a ylor to cloee the proceedlnp "becaute I don't want Ul1 in· formation bet.rig shuftled beck and forth when we have a receu as to what -who testified to what." Proeecuton votced no objec· lion to the request, and TQlor approved tt. Two penou or· dered to leave tbe toUl'boom we re Timothy Wheeler and Kevin McCarthy. reporters for the IUdunood 11met Dtapateb and Tb• Richmond N•••· Leader. They and their eml)!oyer, Richmond New1papers lac., sued, challenstna Taylor'• ee- Uon . Cheer, .Jeer Hwnans Get Navy'' Goat By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL Of ... o.lly ,.,._ Sl.tff Simmering jealousies over the ultimate fate of some 3.000 San Clemente Isla nd goats which for centuries have survived Oeas. ticks, 'quakes. famine e1nd !'-<avy cannoneers broke out during Operation Goathft Tuesday The event costing the Navy an estimated SJ48.000 has become a c a use cele bre with a nimal· 10,vers everywhere. who ar~ boo· Ing t he Navy which originally wanted to shoot the beasts. The men and environmentahst fa-ctions involve d In actually res cumg a maJor1ty of the shaggy. long.horned creatures from the island's de<!p, brush· choked chasms a nd canyons have emerged the heroes. They have certainly generated more publicity a nyway tha n Noah ever did when he marched the animals two-by-two into the Ark. while endeavoring to get the goats onto a Oeet or Navy barges. A shipment of about · 2,500 goats ls due to depart from the island tar~et ran~e in two to weeks. And now trouble bas broken out. Self-d escribed curmudgeon ·Cle veland Amory, a New Yor k City sophisticate and president or the Fund for the Animals. claims chief trapper J im Clar:p owes h.is organization money. Amory also de nounces the idea or shipping the goats lJ> San Pedro or San Diego by barge. a 20 to ~-hour ordeal tha t might inflict seasickness on the goats, which veterinarians s ay are fine now. Amory also said in a rec~t in· terview that he was chartenng a pressurized commercial Jetliner at a cost of thous ands to Oy the goats to a wild animal sanctuary preserve in Texa~. H c not1cc<1 bl y J \'01dcd fre,h questions nbout tha t ~chcm1:: Tuesda\. · • Clapp. mean" htle. who 1s fam ed ror his work rescui~g wild mustangs and burros with the so-called Clapp Trap elec· tromc corral he invented. claims Amory is exploiting the goats ·'There are plenty or other places to take the goal!> If California doesn't want them." says Amory. who a lso s ays Clapp owes the organization Sl0.000 it loan ed lo help start Operation Goathft. Clapp claims he Is paying it back and scofred at Amory's re· quest to give the Fund $10,000 worth of the ~oats then. so they may be adopted out .to good homes. "Ludicrous!," Is what Clapp and Gregg Hickman. or the Al· liancc for Wildlife Rehabilit.atioil .ano t:ducation. branded Amory's goal re-d1stribut1on through adoption plan in a word. "They will have to s ue me to get the goats!." s a ys Clapp. whose trapping outfit incloot!S his hired hands, his family and a helicopter. A share of the 2.500 goats will go to Clapp's uper imental sanctuary nea r Bakersfield ; some ~ill be sold to Los Angeles County as mobile . brush.eating fire prevention animals and others ""111 be used in genetic re· s~arch at Cal Poly. Ruth Miller Rites Slated Thursday ti r a veside funera l sen •ices are s cheduled at 10 a .m. in Pacific Vie w Memor ial Park, Corona del Mar, for longtime Newport Beach resident Mrs. Ruth DeLano Miller , wbo died Monday. She was 82 and had Uved few 2S yea rs in the Harbor area alter 30 ye a rs in San Marino and South Pasadena. She ,.,.s a member or the Da ughter s of the Ame rican Revolution, Newport Beac h Col William Cabell Chapter, and a supporter 0( Children's Village l ' SA in Beaum<>clt. The family suggests memotiaJ contributions in her name tot.bat organization, Children's Village l'SA. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Martha Barrett, Corona deJ Mar. and M~. J eanette Howell, o f C h e rr y Valley , s ix grandchildren a nd one great· grandchild. Services are under diredion of Baltz Bergeron, Smith & TuUu.ll Weslcliff CU pet Mortuary. ' §0 TritJ1111le Seen in S/,ayilig , P'roeecutor Paul Meyer con· tended today that Jerry Gerw Wills kllled an off.duty Costa Mesa policeman last December after a Fountain Valley woman both had been seein• severed her relation.ship witb Willa. Meyer d escr ibed a love trlanale between Wills, police of. fleer Mark Pesanti, and Joelle Sennewald in the first day of Wills' murder trial. In h.iJI opening argument to Uie nine-woman, three-man Orange County Superior Court jury. Meyer claimed that Wills , a Costa Mesa car salesman, was guilty of first degree murder in the shooting dealll or Pesaoti, 27. Miss Senne wald. 23. was wounded in the same shooting attack. The pro5ecutor said that both Wills and Pes<1nli had ~n see· ing Miss Sennewald a nd that the murder defendant had been a:r plying pressure for he r to marry him. But, the de puty district at· tom ey asserted, evidence would s how Uiat Miss Sennewald pre· fe rred Pesanti to Wills . Meyer said that Willis showed u p at the woman's Fountain Valley apartment on the evemn~ of Dttember 21 and asked.her to choose between him or Pesant1 , who ha~ already been at the a partment. The prosecutor contended that Miss SennewaJd and the off-duty police officer had been "solidify. ing" therr relationshi p before Wills arnvt:d and that she had· already decided that the defend· ant would not be eart or her future plans. The dereodant. the prosecutor told the court, had been lurking outside the ap<1rtmenl and final · ly knocked on the door to talk to Miss Sennew<tld Hoth men told her she had lJ> d~c1de hetween them and after she c~1· P1•:,,ant1. Wiils ki.si;ed her on Uw forehead and left the apa rtmPnt peacefully H owevi·r. ;\fcyt·r ::.a 1d Wilb "ent back to h r~ own ;;partmcnt and later callc-d Miss ~ewald to tell her it's "really over " He told her thcit she Wfluld soon hf'a r a "bi g boo m," frighten.mg tht! young wom;;n, Meyer sa.id. The prosecutor said she asked PesanLi to spend the night w1lh her but before going to bed sht! evidently forgot to lock a sliding glass door to the a partment. Afte r shootin~ up his own a partment. Wills then went to Mr ss Sennew!fld's apartment, entered it' and surprised the two o ccupants an bed together, Meyer s aid. -' He added Wills held a gun at them and that Pesanti went for his own gun on the night stand. triggering a strui:gle. During that fight. PesanLi wa!> shot in the side and staggered in· to anothe r room where Miss Sen· newald had fled The proseculnr said Wills followed Pes anti, re· loaded his gun, and told the wounded officer . .. U I cannot have he r. neither can you." .. - Freedom's 11re Cit k s outline rules for 'one-day· war' zones By STEVE MAaBLE Of .. °"''' --In thmt1n1ton Ut•aach thf' fire ortl claels call 1t thP Oflt'·day wiar" •nd In !>an <:tem nle lh~y re· for to at a... "rru1ne ,r. just plain craziness ·· In antu·1p•tlnf( th · annual t 'ourth of July menlroent ulone th" Oranaie Co1u1t. offi cutls arc prcdJctlng more trouble ·than ever due to Uw publlr ' love> for fire 1n th~ i.ky and thunder on the ground lnVt'hll.:1o1 tor!i. from Seal Beach to San ('lt>mt•nt\' lalm th~ flow of 11leul bottle ro<.'k.eL.,, Chnry Bombs and dynamitellke MBOs 111\11 thl' <·ounty 1:. on the increase and out or hand liut lht·tr concerns also center on legal ftrework1>, the "Sal e and Sane" variety sold at ~lands throughout mucb of the county. They warn that too often the legal stuff becomes lethal when penons stuff fireworks into bottles or toss t~m into dry, gr~sy areas. or worM! yet, at other persons. Several Ora pge _coast cities. including Ne14 l)0'1 Beach and Seal Beach, have banned the sale and use of legul f1re"'ork~ Other cities have reljtnct1ons on when• ;rnd when the ftrcworkR can be ICJunched t•1re officials maintain their touRhest task as ~ett1ng lhe word out tu north Orange County and Los Angeles area resident!>. who trad1t1onally nock to the beach on Independence Day Here's a look at what'i. really legal along the Orange Coast : -SEAL BEACH For the third straight year, there 1s a complete ban on the sale or shooting of fi reworks. Pohce clium they are prepared to cite violcitors --HUNTINGTON BEACH: Salt-and shoot ing IS legal during first four da) 'i Of July Persons have to be 18 ~ears of age to bu~ fireworks and shootmg orr 1s restncted to city parks. beaches and streets -NEWPORT BEACH· The "alt• and f1nng or fireworks IS 11ieg.il Puhcf' "arn they plan to e11rorce restnct1on this ~ l'ar and ('Ill· violators FOUNTAIN VALLEY The sale and use. of fireworks 1s legal Buyer" and ust·rs must be HI un le11s with an adult -COST A MESA: Allows the sale and uae of fireworks Buyers mus t be 18. Fireworks stands are perm1led to operate from June 28 to July 6. --IRVINE: The sale and firing of fi reworks 1s permitted. Buyers mµsl be 16. County of. hc1als are monitoring stands to insure age limit 1s enforced. LAGUNA BEACH: Fireworks can't be sold or fired in city limits except between hours or 5 p.m and 10 p.m. on July 4 on city beach. The five-hour exception is a new policy. -SAN CLEMENTE: The ~ale anri 11hnntinP off of fare\l.orks 1s perm 1tted except on the beach between T Street and Linda Lane. Buyers must be 16 -SAN JUAN CAPISTRA NO: The use and "ale of fireworks 1s permitted. Buyers must be 16 years old To prevent 1nJunes and fires. officials also suggest not holding fireworks aft er 1gn1ted. not · throwing burning items mto the air and keeping :1 hose nearby Deadly Fumes Strikeout Called on Suicide Kills Fwnily Too HOLLYWOOD. Fla <A P> When Nancy Sbarro closed her garage door. started the engine o f h e r bl ac k C adillac and stretched out on the front seat to die, she probably had no inten- tion of killing her hus band, son and daughter . police say. But all four died when an air intake valve in the gCJra ge fun neled deadly carbon monoxide gas into the central air cond1 lioning system or the neat. n<'"' home. And police say that Jealous) perhaps sparked by nudt.• photo g r a p h s o r M r s . Sb.a r r o ~ daughter found in Lhe wallet of her second husband -is the on· ly motive they have lo \\Ork with. PoUce believe Mrs. Sbarro, 38. m eant to commit suicide. Tht- deaths of J ack Sbarro, 41 , and her children from a previous marriage, DeEtta Maynes, 18. and Brian Maynes. 14. have been classified as accidental. "We think she didn 't mean to do anything with the other three, but only do away with herself.·· Holly wood police spokesman Fred Barbetta said Tuesday. The bodies were found Mon· day by Donald Liberman. Miss M aynes' fiance. They were to be wed next week. "Somebody's going to have to t ell DeEtta's grandparents." said a colisin. Lillian Romano. "They're on their way here from Iowa for t h e weddi n g . Som ebody's going to have to call the wedding off." "There was no reason for 'Sidtan' Has 14th Child S ANT AGATA D I MILITELLO. Sicily CA P) · -Giuseppe Scaffidi, the celebrated 34-year·o ld "Sultan of Cuccubello .. w h o Ii ved w ith seven wom en. today becam e a father for the 14th time, police said. They said one of the women in his "harem" ga~e birth to a healthy boy in this eastern Sicilian town. Scaffidi. a field lab orer desi gnated the "sultan" by the Italian press after his amorous escapades became known last year. is out on bail after being sentenced to three years on charges of p rocuring. . Scaffidi ·d e ni e d the charge and was defended in court by all but one of his women. whom police said lived in Scaffidi's hut near a cemetery after be· ing abandoned by their lovers or husbands. Wier Backs Drunk Laws WASHINGTON (AP) -The Ca rter administ ration is sup- portlq le1iala tion that would mandate eJtber a 10-day jail sen- tence or 10 days' work in com· munity servt~e for persons con· vlci.dol drunk driving. this," Liberma n sobbed Mon- day. ··Ever ) body was h appy. Everything was falling into place. We were getting mar· n ed ." Police investigators speculat- ed that a relationshi12-bt>t ween Miss Maynes and her s tepfather m ay have in s pir ed Mrs . S barro·s s u1 c1de. A poli ce sour ce told The Miami News that three nude photographs or the· young woman were found in Sbar ro's wallet. " .. We a re n ot sure. but it <Jealousy) ~eems to be the only credible m oti \'e we have." Barbetta sajd. Mrs. Sbarro was last seen by a neighbor at 11 p.m. Sunday. The family is believed to have died about 2 a.m . Monday. Miss Maynes. 10 pajamas. was found on her parents' bed in the master bedroom. He r step- father . in boxer shorts, was in the doorway bet ween the master bedroom a nd the bathroom Beneath the bed was the body of the family's gray poodle. But· tons. Maynes was found in his bed. Mrs. Sbarro apparently had made her way from the running car to the kitchen and was try ing to make a telephone call when she collapsed. "She grabbed for the phone a nd fell face down on the kitchen floor." Barbetta said. "We feel s he was so sick she d idn't tlunk to shut the car off ... Taped to the bathroom mirror was a note from Mrs. Sbarro to her husband of four years. police said. that told of he r love for him. "I can't understand this." M s. Roman o said as s h e clutched a blue·edged wedding invitation that read: "DeEtta Sue Maynes and Donald A very Liberman invite you to share the jo'I of beguuling their new life together." "Ever ybody was really happy about the wedding ... We didn 't know a n yth i n g was wrong." she said. "To hurt her kids. how could anything be that wrong?" Pyramide r s Fac ing New Court Dates New pre·trial hearing and jury trial dates have been scheduled for 12 Orange Counlians charged with misdemeanors for alleged participa tion in a $1 ,000·per- pe rson pyramid scheme. Th e pre-tri a l h,earinf(s or1g ma1J y scheduJed tor June JO were postponed to July 7. The jury trial date was moved from July 16 to Aug. 13. The 12 had been cit ed bv Orange CotintY Sherilf's dep uti,es during a May' 2 pyramid raid at the Mission Viejo home of Maryann Mattingly, 31, of 27351 Umones. They were charged with viola· lion of Section 327 of t he California P~al Code, promot· ing an endless chain. AU 12 have pleaded i.nnocent. Awaiting p re·trial bearings along with Ms. Jb Wnlly are Tracee Gwynn llartll.ne 32, of Costa Men, J immie BW Broob, 28,· of Costa Mesa; James Edward Reale, 38, of E l Toro; and Karen Deborah Storm, 37, ol Sant a Ana. Also scheduled for pre-trial hearinp Monday are Be verly Lee Hunter, 13, of Newport Beach; l.JAda Lee Yentach, 38. of RunUnston Bea ch ; Wayne Cbarlel Allm, 59, of Santa Ana; ColmM s.ty, 28, of Mlaion V\e- jo; Oresory MuradJan , 23, ol ¥1ulon VleJo: Betty Tobey Turk, ZI, ol llllaton VI •• ud ~ Le'fble, •• of Mil· I. , Card Suit PlflLADELPHIA f /\PI A fedt.'ral )Udgt-ha:-µopped the bubblt' 1n thl· baseball card bus1- ne"" b) ruling that the Topp" Che" mg Gum Co and th<· MaJ<ir Ll'aguc• Ha..,1.•ball Pl<J~ l''°' A:. soc1dl1on '10latc·d i.1nt1tru:.t law!> l' S District Jurtge Clarence r ;\\•\l,('CJm('r rult:d Tul'sday lh<.il ·Topps und th1.· pl:.iycr'> as· .. o c· 1 J t 1 o n h J v 1· u n I a °" f u 11 y rPs trainl'd and monopolized tra1J1· in pocket size pictures 11f Jt t1H· maJor h•Jguc ba:.ebalt pla\t•r.-· Thl· su11 "'<is brought by (j (11 r m 1·r 1·nmp1•t1tor 1n the bJ..,t•tiall tr<Jdrng c·ard market. Flt·l:'r Corp of Phll<.irlclphia. But \\hll1• FIP1:r. v.h1rh d<11ms tu h <1 \ l 1 n ' t• n t <-ri h u b b I 1: g u m • .,..,kl'd f11r ~tr. m11l1on in damage'\ in ll\I' 'oUll lh,jt °"J" flll·d fl\t• ....... r ..... ,..:11 '''°"<'•>mer d\l.<Jrderid s largest buhblc gum mJnural·tu rer , T op µs ha'> domi na t ed lhl· market for almost ci quarter of ... century Looking every bit like a computerized ap plication form. a new parking lot awaits the throngs anticipated beginning July 11 for the annual Or ange County Fair Th(' new lot, across Fair Drive from Costa ~lt.·..,..i Cit~ llall. 1.., 1><1rt of the p..irking <'' pan:-,1011 progr am to prO\'td<: ::;pace for an add1t1onal 1.500 cars th1~ vcar . Billed under tht> 1 heme• .. \ 1 riuth of Countrv the fair tl11~ ~ear 1 uns through JuJy 20. · 1 he Ft.dcral T r.Hle Co m · m1ss1on chargPd 1 •1PI'" with il· leS?ally m onoµol1r 1ni.: the bd!'>t:bJll c<ird mdu.-tr) in 196'l, largch on l'\'1denr1 fr om Flet-r llo"'''''r. tht• FIT f1n all\ rul~ lh<.1t Tuµps .,_, ....... nut m onopolumg lhl· bu.smt· .... s Acid Rock Trio Jailed '"Grate ful D e ad' Members Held 1\f ter ~le lee Flecr :.old 1L" contracl'i with pl<.1~ t.>r-to T11ppc; 1n 1966. :.H'c·or"I In}! to t•\ ldl'nt'l· 1n the suit Tnpps then l 0nl<'r1:d rnto :m l:'XCl~l\'t' .s)!ll\'mt•nt "'Ith the fledi::lin~ plJ \ \'" il.'> ... •W1at1on 1n 1968 ~AN DIEGO <AP > -The guitarist. drummer and road manager of the Grateful DcCJd rock group \\ere Jailed toda\', al legedly for fighting with ~ltce at a backstage m clee OfCicer Jorge Nelson i.a1d he saw a man hand some c9caine lo a woman. and when Nelson tned to make an arrest. "everything went to hell .. The aJleged cocaine exchang<' didn't involve the band or people associated with 1t. Nelson said. The band people who were ar· r ested. along with the concert p ro mote r 's secr etar y. were among 34 taken into custody as a crowd of 6.000 left the ftnal show on the group's road tour after midnight. The popular San Francisco· based group, a powerful acid· rock force in the late '60s with its driving rhy thm and un· orthodox style, was originally known as the Warlocks but changed its name to the Grateful Dead in 1966. Police s aid they were called to the Sports Arena afte r gettmg a report of public urinating. ~uitarist Robert Wier . 36, was booked for investigation of participating in a riot and in· terfering with a police officer, both misdemeanors. Dr um m er Mickey Hart. 36. was booked for investigation of misdemeanor inciting a riot, in- terfering with a police officer and felony assault on a police of. ficer. Daniel Rifkin, the band's 3S- SF Workers Asked to Quit SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The San Francisco district attorney baa asked eight workers in bis office to r esign, saying they were involved In kickbacks, thefta and marijuana smoking and aales at work. District Attorney Ario Smith also said Tuesday that he wlU forward to the state attorney 1eneral'1 office evidence ot t.be alleged crimes. The workers are in the Family Support Bureau whole purpose 11 to enforce laws requlr ln1 fatben to support their famllles. ·' 'car·old mana~t·r "a'> lw.~ "" for 1n\ f':.lJ l!at ion o f rr11..,11t me a nor part1C'1pa1 inn Ill .1 r 11 •\ 1nt€'rfl0nng ~1th .1 pol ro• off1< • t and felony 3!>l>.1ult on J pol11 •· ,,r f1cer Although thl' hond.., \\ 1·n· p.1111 qu1ckl.\ -S7 :!:>II 1111 H1 fl-;1n SB.SO for Hart and S5 :!50 for \\ 1 11 their rt:leasc from S;in D11·J!" Count) JJJI "a!> d<.•IJ\C'O "''Hr.JI hou rs bC'ca u"<' or '' t om 11utn breakdown. cro"d<'d c·onrllt111n and the nt·c•d to rht.·c·I. 'ut prisoner!> for court ht Jrtrti.:.., ft r:. t. Knsl~ Lynn Lant1 30 1rl1·n t1fled <is secn•t.ir:-lei prom,,11·r \tare Bt•rman. °"as lx1<1kl·1I 111 Las Colinas women ·~ Jail for 1n vesligat1on or felon) pos:.l'SMon "' c 111 o111 • :-oh• "' ..... frl't', • \\ ,j ·~ .. •kt·d r .. r Ill\ ..... ll~atmn 111 P"' •. •II • ',,,.ill I !>'''"('"" 1111: < ut .11n1• l••r •-.1!1· ,1n.J po.,!>eS!'· 1111• 1·11c.,11111· 1 11 (u1111-.h all I l lu1111•... ,,.., °"•·II ·.., :-mt dl• mt•Jn11r 11•,1..,t1ni.: ,,, ri .. t :\t·l..,on .... 11d h1· o.1nd 111 h1:r 11! fll l'r-. °" n • .... th•d <;q,., to ttw n1)(1r n1·ar .1 bat·l-; ... tah•· r.1111p Ii .11lm~ out of lhl' Sport:. Art·n.1 A:-a cro" d of 100 or mc,ro· i:-uri::1:d 1n :'\t•hon :-aid. do11·n ' ril 111ol1t1• drrlH'Ci and qu1 C'kl ) took "'"a) those 10 t•ustod) No 'l'rtou" ·tnJ unc:-"en• rcportl•d In ht., ruhnJ! :" l'°" t·omt•r "aid. Toi.: d h l ' r , T opp' •t n d I ht pla:. l·~ as.,o<.'1at1on haH' Lill ot the market J>0"t'r there ts in lht! bast•ball l·arct market. and thev h:.s \t.' unla"iully exercised that l'O"'l'r in a "ay "h1ch ha" left lhl' Topps product alone in the marl.et." l'\C'"com<.'r's ruling gives Flt•t•r lhl' r11?hl to seek an agree nit·nt "1th the players· ass0<'1.i ttc>n Fll't'r brought the suit aft er 11 " .... hh<.·ked from marketing th .,.,_, n ba:.t•hall cards 1 opp" h<Jd :-<iles of $87 m1lhon in 19iR "hill· F ll'l'r had ~ale of S15 2 million Gem T a lk Todays Fashionable Investment H11J C Ill \f/'111{/t' Cert1/1edGemul11ql.ll, 1\1 .. \ GEMS IN HISTORY • diammul.J u l'rt' lat11rorr11·1' The history of gold and gemstones shows that gold was first matched with simple ceramic materials or glass in disigning jewelry. Not until t he 13th and 14th centuries did artisans begin putting gold together with colo red ge mstones and less precious colored minerals. And 1t was not until about 200 years later. 10 the 16th century. that s uch matching became a regula r practice among jewelers of the da,y. Although history s hows that the C hinese were Importing dlamond cutting tools as far back as 200 A.O., d iamonds did not become tre asured In Western clvilliat.lon until much later. Why? Because their beaut y had not been recognized. You see. colored stones are prettier ln their rough form. and are easier to cut and s hape. A rough diamond is usually ugly, 01ly-looking. not very Inspiring. lt must .be cut. shaped and polis hed to reallze its true inner beauty. Once the arusans learned to do that, diamonds became the most valued of gemstones. And of course, the)' sWl are: · 14 Karat Gold Colo Jewelr y Thie Cl!Mtnc:the COlllolbl Olfl ..,.,.,. ... bMuty nl --ol ~ U.S. Ot tol9IOn ooir.. 8l1ng .... )'Oljf ~ colN from 119. Dofl1 mill "* OCIC)Olt\lnlly to Mlect W< gold COin ~ In "" laMet IMlllol-'**' ... ~ t>recel9Q, ~ ,. ..... bV Wldlbllld. wortcra ~ OMigNr ol gold OOln jtwelly. ..... '/OAJlf lllNOnlO!e '-tmenl - . '";. -.. - .... \ ·' . I • TllMnt J ... ::·· c:; .. ting ; . C:OIDIDUter Wnfusion ON 'lllE J .. AD DEn . LitUf aood 8~Pf'iN In tht• news tbeM d:i§ ror tbellhapjes.s commuter worktn& 11t1fh or our coastal re1lon who bash bodies and 11uuls up th.-rnew~s H~ day lft lhelr labors to make a buck Sornetlmet II ~ms our 5tat.e hl1hway out111 k no~ 11 .1, Caltram, 1u1a up n11hts teyana to firure way' to m1ak~ 11 more ouserable ror the working ~mmuler The latest n~w:; 11 that CaJtra.ns peoplt-will dw • .-4ill th~ northbound on-ramps IOI' the San Diego t-'reewia) fro111 now until J uly 9 Mlween the Route 55 lt'Ol>la M c~u Newport) Freeway and the San Gabnel route WONDEa FUl. Tha t's through the Fourth of July hoh day period. Of course, the Caltrans brass wall quick to udd the ramps won 't be shut down dunng weekemh. hohda)". or rush hours. Well, I have some news for those Caltranl> funt· tionaries. This 1s summertime, remember., Every da) •~ .i holiday. Every day now finds the freeways Jammed So they'll leav.e the ramps open during rush hours. will "Pull Over. Buddy. You BlnJ T~ Metered Ramp on the Red'' they? When isn't there a rush hour on the fre<!ways these days? You're left to wonder why Caltrans didn't select th(• dead or winter for this wonderful metering job. Maybe that ~ould JUSt be too logical. Those meter s by the way, that blink green to allow one car at a llme on the freeway, are just another torture for the guvs and gals who are trying to get to work. Wtule Caltrans 1s S-O busy installing those m eters. they might take some llm~ out to rtx ~me. of the lights on fr~eway signs and repair .some deten orating pavement. BUT I SUPPOSE they'd schedule that over the Labor Day per iod. Meanwhile, more sou19news on federal freeway f1_nanc 1ng funds comes out of the Highway Users Federation of Washington. O.C. This outfit reports that states fa1lmg lo meet at least 60 percent c·ompliance with the 55 m ph speed 11m 1t st.and to lose up to 5 percent of their federal highway funds. ._. f This little rule 1s ~ct forth m the Federal . .,ur aet.· T ransportation Act or 1978 AND HOW IS CALIFORNIA doing " The re port al legcs that 71.7 percent of California dnvers break the ~~ mph law. That far exc~s the 60 percent complJance d1c· tum. f' 7 7 You are again bafned as to how they 1gure 1. per. cent or California drivers break_ the la.w? You may have noticed that the state legislature JUSt reJttled radar for the California Highway Patrol again. Perhaps there ts only one bright spot for the commul ang stiffs of our coastline these days. Caltrans official-; no~ s ay they're going to install some passing Jane!-. on Laguna Canyoo Road, that wmdJOg narrow path that hcc. claimed 22 lives in the past five years. 1 t can't come too soon The tragic irony he re 1s tha t the last v1cllm on Laguna Canyon Road, on May 29. was a Ca ltra ns superva~or from Dana Point Cycle Crash Kills Youth 1\ n 18-year-old Santa Ana 'outh \\as killed Tuesday after hi s mot o r cvcle co llided broadside with. a car m a south "\a nta Ana intersection. P oltc.-e s aid the body or Tho mas Lore n Wright w&~ thrown more than 6S feet by the impac.-t or his motorcycle, into the car driven by Venlurl.I Aguilar, ~4. a lso of Santa Ana The accident at the JOtersec lion of Warner Avenue and Raitt Street. Searing Heat Persists 8 TIMI A.NeetaM4 Pres. Mort" ••ter horta1es •n<• powl'r outaacs l'ropped up u the i.outh l'l'nlr11l states sweltered undt>r l~dt-gr~ lt'mperatures 1h1.11 hJH' become a part or every· !lu y lif e. and weath e r turl'<'axtcn; hUV\' expressed con· c·t>rn about an extended drought. T\\ o wl't'ks of blistering heat tlas bet'n blam ed in the dea~ of at lt'al>l 74 people -45 in Texas. IS m Oklahoma. 10 111 Arkansas und 4 an Kansai. The only prospect for <.'OOling "as JO Missouri and in Kansas. "hertt 13 c-omm unlties. led by llut chmson ·~ 112, recorded tern· pt•ralurcs Tuesday above the Hl<l·degrt<t> mark HIGH.~ IN THE DALLAS area fl':1d 1cd 108 Tues d·ay a fter seve r lll days of te mperatures o\ N 110. Temperatures above MERCURY HIT 121 IN 1936 -Page A12 100 are not unusual in Texas an July. but tht.• streak has been re- markablt'. The mercury in El Paso had hit 100 or more for 25 days in June -2 1 of' those scorchJO(! days in a row. W1 ch1ta Falls and the Fort Worth·Dall:is urea had 13 days of 100-de~rce weather. Weather offi c.-1als m the Dallas area had to go bac-k to 1911 to find a June with 13 or more days of IOO-plus readin~s The 113-degree read· JOgs on the 26th a nd 27th were the hottest ever recorded in the art' a. IN ARKANSAS. temperatures Tuesday s urged to a record 104 1n Little Rock as residents used u record amount of energy in their efforts to beat the heat. OKLA H OMA S W EATED through tls mnth day of triple· d1g1t t emper at ures , and Wilburton Mayor Jerry Hood called for \\ater r atJoning in the <.'astern Oklahoma community bttc:aus<' of high wa~r use and lac.-k of pumping facilities. Senate OKs New Bombe r D evelopment WASlllNGTON <AP> -The Senate. unwilling lo wail on the Carter adm1n1stralio n. voted to· dav lo ord(•r development of a new ~~ralt:g1r bomber to be JO lht• J 1 r IJ\ I !18i E <irltl·r. a ~ 1t "'orked pa\l m1dn1ght on a S51.9 bil lion "eapons <Julhorization bill. the Senate l>C rapped a quaht) -over· quantity propos al to cut the all·\'Olunteer Army's manpower by 25,000. The Senate hoped to complete wo rk on the bill today. The provision appropriating $9 1 million for initial develop- ment of the new bomber a lso would instruct the secretary of defense to report to Congress by Feb. 15 on comparisons between the B·I. which was canceled by President Ca rter in 1977. a !>lretch FB-111 and a n advanced bombt•r still on the drawmg boards ,. 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St ICllh Trlll!CIMI Vt•.t<rv1 t\ I) ., " '7 II " !IQ UM n ., 11 ., ,. 06 'O ,. .. 14 ·'· .., 11 . .., ... "'" .. TOOAY ~--7:0lpm 1 • So<OllCI 111t11 n :ua.m u TMUllSOAY l'lr\1-f·Olp.m 2 • Fin.tao-1 ••.m ~o ""•lllitfl '·""·"' • ' S.CMC!low l :J2it.m. 5"11rt.s5:415 a.'"'· tets l:lt p ..,, .._ r1tet II:» -.m.. ''" IO:tt o.m. S.rfJlel'•l'C S.Wh 'A..., .......... lft ._,, -· I"'""' lllleM lft ..... Nflod Ill _...., z-• s...to MellkA ........, ........ loflO-..c.tiMy ,, .. I 1 .. ', .. ', .. Oullooll tor Tllurad.,: '-1111• t ,,....., . ------------· - NATION /WIATHI,_ TMI Radiation Dang~r Reported Incre~ing WAS HI NGTON I Af'J More th4n 15 month\ ufter the nuclear accident at Three Mlle Island, the danger of accidental radiation releases to the sur· rounding Pe nnsylvania coun trysade 1s lncreasing rather than decreasi.og because of the s low c l ea nup operation , a con-~ressional study concluded)to day. The final report of the ~ate Circus .4el.? Environment and Public Works nuclear n•J(ulaUon subcommitt- hlHd the crippled plant near Har nsburg r e mains ext remely dangerou!> and the nation 's mos t $Crious commercial nuc lear :JC'cadent ill for from over . The Mur<'h 28, 19'79 accident severely damaJ(ed the react.or rnre and lc>ft the plant highly c.-on· ta m1n-.tc:.'<.I E nrly morning ph11t11 JJ>pt:ur.., to ">h<1v. monn ho.I.ant in.: <.itop Washington .\lnnumt·nt Effcl't v.a:. J C'hh.'\f:'d b' u' mg 300mm tel<.•µhotu Jen:-. v.ith expo:.urc of l s<XJth wC'flnd ~·t r s fi. STIFF LEGAL. environmentit! a nd regulatory safefuards are slowing the $200 million cleanup operation and preventing ade· quate protection to area resi· dents, concluded the study by the panel chaired by Sen . Gary Hart, D·Oolo. ··Both the s urround ing com· munity and, most Immediately, the workers Involved in the cleanup are at risk, ... said the 423-page report. ·'The longer It t akes to remove the r adfoactlvity from Inside the plant. the more likely it is that further accidental releases of radioactivity will occur before workers can re pair or remove de · terioratm~ cqll1 1>ment. LA R G t ; C)U A NT IT I ES o r rart 10:.H'l 1 vt· k r vpton-85 gas and hunrl rNI\ of l!allon:-. of radioac:ll vc "'all .. r "-l"n' rc•lt'ac;cd into the con· lJinmt·nt bualdJOg during the al'· r1d1·n1 tHf1<·1;,ih l'\1w1·1 to takt' up lo four mon · \\l·t·ki. t<1 complete the proc·1·..,~ of rt>IL·a~ing the r ad10<1c · \I\•· g:J\ llf•fon· workers are able ltl Pfllf'r lht• hulldmg ror further n •pa1r' The· St•nal 1• n•port s aid it may nl'n·r b•· kn""' n pn·1·1sely how m11c h r;11li;1t1on ""a" released m th1· 1•:Hh hour ... of the accident lt1·1 :1u-.1· ,,ff ..,Ill' radiation 1110111l•111ng "'a-; both di..,. 11r~.1ni11'nce'' that 1·n11ugh rn<11at 1on was released ltJ 1,11 ... 1· •• n, 'h<irt cir long-term lll·:.ilth prohll·m~. 1t concluded. 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NaUonal Weath..r Servi ct< spokf'imao Bob Web6ter H id 1\tesdiay a' the rem nants ol llw-Mcanc Cella puaed throuKh the n : 11on roa ECA.STEaS Pat!OKTED scullere<t ha~h c louds for ~t ar_,as with temperaturl'1> ranglnK from the tuah fJOs to tht mid 9C>a and ove1 111ght lows in the Ul>Pf'r ecM Ml'irnlJme. offJctuli. reported an ularmrng 111 l'rrast> In arson blai.-11 lh1tt havt> hCOr<·bed hun drt'di. of acres stnct! last w..eltend bur-n1n1 ll atrot1 of brus h but not threatenln1 the nurby Loll Ani~les Police Academy or Dodier St11d1um Another Amati fire near Dodier Stadium after T u.aday n11ht' .. m e against San Dle10 wa$ <le•crlbed as ·•probably accidental" and was q uickly extln1ul.ahed. And at IHJl two brus h fires ln Riverside Coun· ty wc•re started by arsonists, authorities said. THE TWO LARGEST arsoo-caused fires burned ~ and 3SO ac res Sunday nea r Riverside 111ui were brought uoder contro& by fi re crewa, California Qepartment of Forestry spokes woman V1ck1 Switz.er said. Another fire authorities believe was set burned a b<>ut 100 acres on the Agua Caliente Indian R~servation near CathedraJ City and was doused by the rains. she said . adding that it was the Sl'Cond fire in the Andreas Canyon area in as m any AWl•••tr. JMlt •• ·- •• - Erik Estrada. s tar of TV serit$ "Clll P~." and his wife of se' en m onths a r e divur<· ing . Est rada . who married J oyce Miller in a well pubhc1Led elopeme nt t u Lu::i Vega s. eated ··te n sions of pub h e hfe " for the breakuo nd the outbrt>ak of names couplt••I with tht.' <·urrent heat wave prompted the U S Fores t St<rv1l·e lo close partfj. of Angeles. San lie rnardino a nd Los Padres National Forests due to high fire dan~er In addition, Los Angeles County Fire Chief Ch de Bragdon Jr s aid some county waldhfe areas adJacent to the Angele's National Fore~t have been t:lo~ed t}\rough the July Fourth weekend days ' -• • Lightning-caused fires which ~truck Sunday -~-J. near the desert resort areas of Riverside County • • • were extinguished early Monday by rains which St rip Flooded c reated flash floods. Thirty four homes and bus t· LOS ANGELES FIRE ofriciaJs said fi ve blazes \Hre "maJ1c1ow;ly " s et Tuesday m Elys ian Park. nesses in Ran~ho Mirage. Indian Wells and Palm Pe des tria ns removed therr shoes and waded across the floode d Las Desert wer~ .slightly damaged. . . Vegas Stnp after a c loudburs t dumped n early a n inc h of rain on · Autho~ilies reported onJ y a few minor flooding the c1t v Tuesda" Sever a l streets wer e c lose d and o n e unde rpass problems m desert a reas on Tuesday. . · ~ · · . : · · . d · flood' All the major blazes that have blackened more failed v.1th 12 feet of wa ter a~ d ebris clogged s torm r a ms, m g than 3,000 acres in Southern CaJifomia since last m any antc rscct1nns wee kend were under control or completely out. of State Budget Fight Back to Square ODe flc1als in Los Angeles. San Bernardino. Riverside SACRAMENTO <AP J -The state began the second day of a new fiscal year today without a budget or the power to pay bills, and the five-day. o ld deadlock holding up the spending plan seemed lo be tightening. liut most state worke rs r emained on t he job. despite warnings they were "volunteers" and might not be p3id. One exception was in the prisons. whe re there were he avy abse ntee rates among g'uards at two inst itutions SUPF.RVJSORS AT THE Vacaville a nd Soledad prisons wer e manning guard posts and inmates were report · ed to be behaving weH · Guard attend· ance was better at the rest of the 12 prisons No Lemon Aid The $24. l billion budget. bottled up s ince Friday by a welfare dispute. was sent to a two·housc conference committee Tuesday afte r 1t was r<>· Jecte d by· the Assembly for the s econd time in as many days on a 45·20 vote. AFTER THREE DA VS of bicker- ing and negot1at1ons. the Assembly a nd Senate both rejeOted the budget Monday night. s hortly before the 1980-81 fi~cal year began. The lower house also turned down a Senate-passed bill Tuesday which most Republicans wanted signed into law before they will vote for the budget But a move was started for a nother Assembly vote. today or later. Car Warranty Bill Killed SACRAMENTO <AP> -A Senate committee squeezed the final drops out or the "lemon" bill .-Tun day, killing the measure that would have given buyers of defective new cars a refund or replacement. lt was the second l ime that the Judiciary Com - mittee had rejected AB2705 by Assemblywoman Sally. D· El Mon te. The vote was 4·2, one short or the needed majority tn the nine-m ember committee. The bill. opposed by automobile manufac- ture rs and deal~rs. would have defined as a "lemon" any new car that, in the first year or 12.000 miJes of driving, had required three or more re pa irs or the same major defect or had been out or service for more than 20 days . .\nder~on Hallway ,,, Goal SACRAMENTO <AP > J ohn Anderson 's campaign to wm a place on the California ballot as an independent candidate for president is better than halfway to its goal of 101.296 signatures. a spokesman says But Anderson's cam· ( J pa1gn aides refuse to is· ST ATE s ue any specific figures _ to back that claim or ----------s ubmit any sign atures for verification by e lection officials until the peli· tion drive ends in Au~ust. The Illinois congressman. who dropped out or the Republican presidentiaJ primaries in April to run as an independent. must collect 101 ,296 signatures of r egistered California voters. llJD Bill Hra~hP• S rnaft- , a nd San Diego counties confirmed. Quake Told Long Beach Rattled LONG BEACH (APl -Seismology ex perts are in vestigating a sltght earthquake to determine if its oriJ(in was the Inglewood fn ult. which triggered a devastating quakt:' that killed 102 people here in 1933. The temblor Tuesday n1J;!ht registered 2 7 on the Richter Scale. the California Institute or Technolo~y reported. but didn't cause any injuries or damage. The 1933 shaker hitd a magnitude of 6.3. "Most people "ere reporting a boom Tht.>y were thinking of it as more of an ex. plosion than an earthquake.·· said Long B<'ach PoUce Sgt. William Sprague of the 60 te lephone calls received by the department Tuesday night. SACRAMENTO -A doctor-backed bill to limit lawsuits against physicians for prescribing intrauter ine devices that later prove to be dangerous has reached the floor of the state Senate. (Act Now! Offer limited. one per family) The m easure . AB3330 by Assemblyman Patnck Nolan. R·Glenda le. would cover all de- vices and drugs, eve n though It was Inspired by an JUD called the Dalkon Shield that was withdrawn from the market after being Linked to infections. The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the bill 5.4 Tuesday despite opposition from trial la wyers. women's groups and Oov. E dmun'd Brown Jr. 's Consumer Affairs Department. ' Send or bring in the coupon below as soon as possible. You can have a beautiful photo portrait. professionally taken and it's absolutely free! We want you to save at Columbia Savings. but there· s no need to have an account with us to take advantage of this get-acquainted gift. Hu1n.an Water Markers Pro1nised by Rafters A:'\CEI.!-. ('A ~H· t 1\1'1 Thi· Fril·rHJ, of th•· Htv(>r '>d.Y the\ 'rf' ... rart1ng .cn•1lht'r Jllt'mpl trJ U'il' human br)(lw· ''' k1·1·p lht• 1Aatt·r from f l'>ll1J.! in th' \1•v. :\11•lon(·'> H1•scn·c,1r Spok1·<.rn,111 \l.•·\.rnd t·r Gagu1nc> '><11<! l~tll' 1 u1•-.1!.n th.it I-r11•nd-. of lh1· n I \ (• r rr I m h I r., v. II u I rJ d ( l ii ... "human \\;1t•·r m;irkc·r<. · 1n nrdcr tr1 pe rsuade tlh' f1·ckr<1I g1"·,.rnment 111 · lower th~· 11·\1·1 b..it i.. t•• x20 f•·•:t aho\t• sea le' i·I La:.t "'•'r Frtt>n<1' 11r thr-H 1\l'r memb~r :\1.1rl. J)ub•11-. 1·ha1n t!I h1 mst>lf l•J .1 rn1 I.. .ii 1h1· v. tJlt•rhnl· for a week Corrin~ ()ff1c1ab t11 hall th•· w ater lc\t•I IPrnµoranl~ at 803 5 f1:4:t The dam '" dt-,11-!nl·d for I 088 ftet G a~uint• r1·:id ~· "lJlt.>mtnl from lht' orga nization Tue"d ay night saying the level ha:. rtsen more than two feet .,,,,CC' n oon Fridav. and stood -.omewherc over 822 feel Th•' L'S 9th Circuit Court or Ap P<'itlc; in San Franc1!-.CO had ordered t hi' fedc·ral J?Overnmc>nt to :'\top the r1ll1n~ pending a he;mngon JulyR, and t n hold lh•• level ""h<>r<• tl stood at noon Frtd <t~ that" as X20 feet -so long a s lht· tnrrea<;t•d O\'Pr flow didn't c&use 1fm~ nstrcam fl ood damage Thl' nq.:anazal1on ~aid the members "'11ul1l '-I.ind an thf• v. ;.i\er "Ith their fl'l·l dt thl· k20 root Jcvl·I. <ind remain th,•rl' d.111) from 9 a m to 7 p.m . "un 111 thl') <irc J)!.dtn -.tand1ng on dr) ground ~~~~~::::==~---===--====--==:..::.========= .... ~ ILY When we receive your coupon. you will be notified by md1I of cl convenient appointment time for your photograph. You'll have several poses to choose from . There 1s no charge or obligauon. It's a beautiful memory and our way of giving you a friendly picture ot what Sdvmg at Columbia can be like. See you ~oon ! r I ' Polif:e S laooc i•p Drep LOS ANGELES CAP> -More public dis· ~ussion ts needed before any conclusions a re drawn from a statistical report on officer-involved · sbbotings that bas ·been adopted by the Police Commission, says commission president Stephen Reiobardt. .......... • ........ ._ • T COUPON The report, released Tuesday, showed the number ol police shootings bu dropped durtna the 1974·7'9 period analyzed but that blacks are abot more frequenUy than others. 8111 ie .. ,. KK·K NI.red SACRAMENTO (AP> -A bill by the cbalnnan of CalilomlJ's LelislatJve Black Caucus to ban Ku Klux Klan members from public wplof ment bu died iD the Senate Judldary Com· mtttee. - • • • • • • • • • • • I would like a n 8 x 10 portrait of my family as a gift. Please contact me to make an appointment for the photograph to be taken. 1 understand that I am under no obligation . Fill out and return coupon by mall or In person to Columb•d Savings . Name -------------------~Address--~--~~~--~-----~-- City ------------------ State ---------------ZIP·---- You will be notifled by mail of your convenient appointmenL COSTA MESA 2252 Harbor Blvd. (Phone) 646: , I~ I • • • • • • • • • • • AB2188 by Assemblyman Wlllle Brown, D-San Fraadmeo tallied a M vote Tuesday. It had been proaaJ*d 0by reports of Klan activity in some local ......... cement acend•. a-. belnC amended, the bill would bave • ...,,......, Pll'IGDI who Intended to tntMfen with . .._.. eom1•utlooal rls.bta, and wbo beloqed to .. ......_. tbat advocated denial of tbMe l'llMl. lrom belnt law-enlorament olfteen . • Branch offkes lhrouahout Soul.hem Califomia • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • ---'r ... ,. ,,. 0, One of the m 01t Important mf'Hur._.s pasM!d b.>' the• 1tale Leal laturl' la.t ) ear wa ewport Be ch A.,, aemblywuman Mar ian 8«&ff0n's t ax tndu an1 bill Thb was dfflaMd to bait lhe rtpolf tha t kept hunt inc workers 1nto h1&)\er tax braC'k~ every lime they re ceived a cosl·of.l.1vin1 pay r a l • to offset 1nnuuon Th • man{'UYer frequently nllllilied the be.nef1t of t hr ro1w But. ln order to obtain Gov Brown ' 1.cnalure on tht> but, Mrs. Ber1eson had to go a long w ith hP~ demand lhut a two-ye ar limit be Dlac:ed on tax lndexlna She vowed she would sttk to h ave the hm1t rt-mo ved Ulis year. and did so lier bill to that errect "a~ pas t•d b~ the LelJl,Slature t hls "'t>d< and 1!'> .on It~ "a> tu th<' ~o' -emor's desk . He has exp ressed opposition to exlend1n~ t~x ind ex ing on the basis o( fut ure econom1 t" uncrrtaunt' •· Actually. the new bill. All 2001. \\Ould hll\'C nu dft"c-t on the eeonomy t h rou.:h f1sral 1982. "hen th<' on~1nal m e asure would rclllutn an t.>fft'l'l ll \\ould l'Ul .-.l.ite n •\ enue by an estimated S210 m1lhon in f1 H·ul 1982 83 Thi~ a pparently 1s "hu t wor ries t he gO\ crnor 1t remains to be s een whether or not ht' wall choose to veto the ta x indexing e xtension If he doe~. and 1f ther • are not ·eno ug h votes to override s uc h a vt.•to. it's a s af t bet the iss ue event ually will turn up as OJ ballot m1t1aL1ve. a nd one tha t wo uld certainly wan voter approval It is c learly chican ery lo fatte n the state treasury by taking advantage of worke rs whose e mployer s are ju~t Crying to help the m keep more or less a breast of inflation. If it isn't stealing it 1s too c lose to m atter T he bill should be signed Wlthout fur ther argument Questions of Morale A recent s ur vey o f Oran~c County governm ent e m p loyees concluded they a rc an un happy lot. d1sturi.>ed by t he county·s superagency st r ucture and m an age· m ent's failure to add ress their concerns . The s ta tistical s urvey was com m ission ed bv t he 1979·80 G r a nd Jury. which left office T uesday. · The jur y cannot be faulted for att empting to assess the a ttitudes of the county work for ce. B ut the m a nner in whic h the sur vey was conducted does r a ise questions as to what the results m ay or may not reflect. It was reported. for exam ple. that a large proportion of workers think m orale is low. T hat at firs t m ay seem !'ierious. that t he county is on the verge of employee un· r est. Unfortunately . there is no basis for comparison e ithe r to what county e mployees have fe lt h1stoncally or how a ttitudes expressed b y Orange County workers com pare to nationa l averages for both government and non· go\'crnmcnt wor kers. Without such comparisons. the 1mportanC'c of the find ingc; is diminis hed and renders of qucs ttona ble \'alue whal could have been a valuable e mployee relations tool Price of Convenience 11 ·s no news that far mer s routinely complain that their profits a r e lower than those of the m iddle m an who get!> the food from farm to table But accordin g to a recent sur vey, t hat gap is widen · . ln~ an favor of the food processors because of increasing '-·onsum e r dem a n d for conve nience foods. T oday's'housewife, often ~ wage-earner too. wants to turn o ver man y of the old-t1m<' kitchen dut IC'" to the food . processor -h ams and ..,ausage~ mu5t be precooked. \'tgetables cut up a nd frozen. rolls read~ for the oven. orange juice s queezed BE'C'ause all these services take time and money. the processing is accounting for an mcreC:Js m g 5hare of the • tood dollar. Of this year'. national food hill of S262 billion. it's c·stimated S80 billion . o r 31 percent. wall go to the • farmer~. while the marketing cost wall be S182 billion or 69 perce nt. There's little cha n ce homema ke rs will go back to cur in g their own h ams. growin g vegeta bles and putting up prese rves -all of which certainly can save mone y. But it's not all bad news for t he farmers T he s urvev ' concludes th at con venience foods, esp ecially when ade· quately promot ed. e ventually en a b le the farmer to sell m ore of his product to wa ge-earning hous ewives who to· day have more mon ey than ti me • • Opinions expressed in the space above are lhose ot the Dally Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those ot their authors and artists Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally P1101. P O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 926_?6. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Predictions Uy L.M. BOYU Pollsters aske d a large• • n\Jmber of people 1C they believed the predictions or w e a t h e r caster s. s ports writ e r s, econom ists and stock brokers. The weather and s ports prognosticators • received high ma rks. The economists and stock brokers • didn't. Understanda~e. cer t ainly. Still . it seems .a little scary that people have more faith in the a bility to forecast temperature read • ings and game scores than • tbe future of their money. An lnsfil'ance expert con· • :tends bath clergymen and : ·physicians are regarded as ~,'bad risks for auto insurance. • • They appear to be more pre- : . o ccupied with proble m s I I . ' I \, ... Dear Gloomy Gus Com.mil a crime, go to prtaon, get a free col· le1e education and a de1ree. 'FIUSOO BELLE "'h1le driving, th1i. authority ~ciy~ ... 1\sk l'lergymen and ph s1cian:. 1r they're good drivers. he ~ays, and they'll say they suppose S-O. they never thought much about 1t. Q. What 's the commonest com plaint to lh~~usi· ness Bureau? A Failure of mail·order firms to deli ver the goods. The ideal a nagram calls fo r the rearrangement or the letters in one set of syllables -s uch as "astronomer " - into another set or syllables -such aa "moon starer" - tha t re la t es in meaning somehow to the original set. But the second set doesn't have to meM the same. It c an b e s ardo nic . Like "'funeral" and "real fun". Or des c riptive . Like "Presbyterian" and "best in '!rayer." · You're not Uvln1 Ju.st on the food you ate today or yesterday. Tetts with radJo. active food prove you con· tlnue to draw nourishment from food sometimes for as long o 14 days. That Mozart wu a child prodlJY ln mutlc la wldely known, but the extent of hla 1trt is atiJl utbnl1hln1: He compoHd minuets before be cowdread. Rowland Evan1 I Robert Novak Recess May Stir Tax Cut Fever· YI' ASllJNGTON fl rt-1\ldenl C"artt•r's pollt1cu l advlser'. lhduQh 11ubllC'ly nonchtthrnt, ur1• v. o r r 1 1· d i> r 1 v a t c I y t h u t Orrno rr.1t1l· member' o f 'nnl(re!IS will catc·h tax cut rrver tlurlnl( the conrcr~11s 1onal rcce!lb uncl n •turn to Capitol 11111 sus ccpt1blt• to Ronald Reagan's tax :;rht>m~" Th-..i.e adviser' confide that ltt'at;an ., l'Jll for 1mmcd1<1te tax action t i. u p o I 1 t 1 l' a I mai1terstroke Demol·rat1c rt1nk !> are ~Url' to hold firm for now Hul Ca r ter1t e:. frar \\hat a few wet'k s b;.ck horn(' while tux cut rhetoric blares out of the Republican con vention in Detroit does to that resol \'e Cons equently. draft ing a tax c utting allernat1 ve ready for ac· tion when Congress comes back IS a first Ordt•r Of priorit) at the Wh1k House The 1mpcd1ml'nts arc less Carter·~ caution than ant1·t..ix cut stubbornnc~s by lt5 ti~ to get ~itics oUt cf the smoke ·filled. room. Richard Reeves ccon o m1 r ad viser Charles Scbultze and s lower -than-slow !llurr work by the E conomic Policy Group. Tht> EPC 1talfers have had tax cut policy under cons1d~r.it1on for so m ~ six weeks with no d1scern1ble pro. gress HOSTAGE PROBING Behind the public posture of the Carter administr ation that the hos tage issue should be quieted down for a while. intense negot1at.Jons are going on behind the s cen es to free the 53 Americans by early October. H 1ghly secr <'t negot iations conducted sever al weeks ago by then White House chief or staJr lfam1 lton Jordan art-conttnwng in Par~s. Tehran and other world t•ap1tals C S nc~ot1 ators arc m:11nly prt\'ate cil12ens -in ef· f eet . unpaid. undercover wo rkers for Pres ident Carter They include lawyers from the L' S . France a nd other cQun tne~ Carter·s fondel>t hope 1s to hrtnJ! the hosta~e:. home before he facl'S American votl·rs on Nov ": tht· f1n.t ann1\'er.,ar~ of cap· t1v1ty for the hostal!es Skepttci. 1972 In the admW.tratlon beUeve the odds are heavily a1aln1t auc· cess. PRO.UFE ZEALOTRY Ronald Reagan's operaUves finally gave up in disgu.t when New York state's Rlght·To-1:.ife Party kept raising the ante for g1 vlng it.s presidential nomina· tion this yur to Reagan Instead o f pro-life a c tivis t Elle n McConnack. The New York Lifers first de· manded only t.hat Reagan. who is anti-abortion. name a like· m inded vice president. But the asking price kept going up. Reagan would have to endorse conservative Alphonse D'Amato against liberal Sen. Jacob J avits 1n the New York Republican prim ary. Finally. they insisted that Reagan endorse for election t hro ug hout the country only Republicaru; who support an an· ti -abortion constitutional amend· m£>nt. Those last impossible condi lions convinced Reagan's ageots that Mrs. McCormac k wanted to r un so badly that she never ~ould give way for Reagan As a result. he will have to win New It's tirne tp~ p:Utics out Ci the smclt.t. f illd. primary York without the 130,000 or more voters likely to vole for Mn. McCormack. NUKE COMPaOMlSE At the -height of controversy over the· nuclear power iaaue In the Platform Committee, De mocratic National Chairman John White quietly telephoned Robert Strauss. President Carter 's campa ign chairman, with this word : We can com· pro m ise the nuke plank and avoid a bloody, perhaps losing fi ght· on the floor' at Madison Squa re Garden. Strauss at once saw the value of this. Even though aides from Carter's White House believed they had 79 s ure votes (out of 117 > to carry Carter 's preferred language on the hot ii;sue. it was decided to compromise. The ambigllOus language of the compromise failed to satis fy far -out anti·nuclear hotheads. But 1t did bring in enough new s upporters to protect Carter's pob1tion frOf!l further erosion at the August convention ARROGANCE IN DEFEAT Re~ated defeats in primaries have not taui;:ht humility to Sen. • Edward M Kl·nncdy's presiden· t1al campai~n . as ~hown by the treat ment or in~urance m agnate Bcrnurd R<1poport of Waeo. Tex- a.;, a loni?t1me liberal activ1:.t a nd c<1rly Kennedy hacker , H apoport h<1<f endorsed Ken· ncdy for prt>st<Jent a:. soon as h<' announced l<1:.t ) cur tie ra1s<:d omt· S60.000 for him m Texa!'., no ca:-.) task in a state whe re the ~ta ll·:. De mol'rat1c money 1!'. :-ol1dly for l'rcs 1de nt Carter . llcnC'l'. HapoPQrt was s tunned to IParn th<' Kennedy ca mpaign ha<f rt·JC<'ted him a s a d('legak t ~a::. exhaus ted . That (•Xh1 l11tion or il rrogancc 1n r1<'frat lo-;t Kf•nncd\ an clo q ut·nt .incl rl'')JJl•ct1·r1 . VOICl' HI Tt·\J" I think that the fi ght for tht• nom1nJlllm 1-. no~ over . and I 1h111k V.t' "hould all work 10 t·l1.· t Pre~1dent Carter," he told u:. l>oc:' ht' kno~ ~ h) Kenne<ly I' .,ti ll runmnc • ":'\o," Hapoport repl1~·d 111· ~111 Ix• 1n ~t·w York for lhl' C'on~entwn anywa} ht'lp- 1ng hi:. gOO<t friend . Democratic National Chairman J ohn White. .. Nominating Process Almost Worthless W ASH1 NGT01' Thi~ 1s .1 company town and most of the cm ployees seem to think that they will be getting a new boss next J anuar~ So the plcict· 1s allvl' with questions about thi' guy What's Reagan hkc" What do }OU think he'll do'• Who will he bring m " There aJ:.Cn ·t many answers around here The fact I!> that R ona l d Re<1 i:u n wa~ able to win the Re · publican nominat ion for president wi t hout re· Vl'almg very much about h1 mself or his pl<1n s And. Pres ident Carter was able to wm the nomination or his party. the DemO<'rats. without answering a ny questions a t all. without campaigning. The disappointin~ thing about the Carter-Reagan choice 1s not so much that you think of them as men and leaders. but th;,it two very vulnerable politician!'. were able to win those nominations so easily. A weak. unpopular pres1· dent and an aging. engaging Art Hoppe 1c1l'oloi;!ut· ~£>re ahlc to glide through ~hat 1s -.uppost.-d to bt1 a publir tqstmg proce:.i. THAT MEASS, to me. th:it the nominating proces:. 1s almost worthless -at lea~t a!'. a means or testing and l'\ aluat1ng poten· t 1 a I Pte>1dcnts Both Carter and Reagan es· senlially won the nomination In Februan -when each won t heir party'· primary e lection in Ne"' llampsh1re . Wh) s hould that httk election 1n one of thl' !'.mallesl st;,ites be so important? Because we have stumbled into a systt'm in which the primaries have replaced party convention~ as the nominating dev1c{' -each primary 1s like a ballot al the o ld ronvent1ons And New Hampshi re 1s the first ballot. the most important ba llot. THE IDEA or the primaries as con\'enlton ballots v.a:. suggest ed to m l' by Wilham Leonard. the president of CBS News. who ha:-w en his share or conven 11ons ;ind primaries And It 1s his bus 1nc!'.:-. network te levision. that makes the ne w syste m pos!i11ble Telev1s1on ma)es IOt'al events bke New Hampshire into national events. W c a 11 v. cit c n t h ,. :"\ c: v. 11:.im pshtre pnmar)o b<'<':.iu."•' 1J f the pov.c•r and r1 -.1< h nr tele\•ision ..,.,. almost think '41· J rC parttc1patin1t in 1t But v.e a rc not Only t·1tm~n!' or shat Sl<1te h&\'l' the power to ,.oh: an an extraordmar) innul'nc(' on t he selection of pres1dent:- Whate vt>r e lse thev were. ron ventton first-ballots were na tional evl'Ots 1n the sens~ that all st ates hud power . If' VOL' happen to hve in Nev.. York or CahCorn1 a. while tht• rea l business or the Republic 1~ b e in g condu c t e d 1n Ne ~ Hampshire . you are. 1n effect. a scm1 ·cil1z.en You can watch. but you can't pla) No wonder so many Amen cans f~I altenaled from the process -they are So. this )'ear at least . it could be argued that one candidate won his nomination by staying at home and worrying about Ame rica n hosta ges. Ca rter ne ver had to face the test of ta lk · ing a bout his ma ny fa il ings The other one may have won simply by grabbing a microphone at a d e bate 1n Na s hua -tha t television event seemed to be the k e y t o Re agan's New Hampshire victory. Aft ·r th-Jt . n eithe r man h.Jd tn ctu murh or anything C.1m p.J1J,!n "P'•ncling l1m1t~ :in11 1h,• n:iturdl n ·lurtancc of ron1r1IJUl11r'> to J.?1vt.• monl'Y tr1 f1r"t ballot "lo:.£'r:... praclJcal h C'ltminated the field. Cart£>r didn't have to ca mpaign ~md Rea~an muttered platitudes Wl· td thl· proc~ed itself out 1n ml'anin1tlcss. final ballots. THE PRESS. or co..irse. had a lot to do v.·1th all of this It's the press-and thP technology of telcv1s1on -that exaggerate:. the importance nf the e arly :-era mblmgs of a presidential ~ear After that. reporters. who arc already more than a litlll' bored and ttred. tend to treat the New Hampshire winners as can· d idate-s for the public mandate. Now. you can only hope that the general eltttion process will work well enough to force Carter to explain which of the many sta nds he has taken on m ajor 1s · sues a re his real positions. And to forre Reagan lo reveal what he might really do 1f he comes to Washington next J a nuary t o take over the company's bu.si· ness. the United Sta tes govern· m ent. Sneaky Soviets Wage Another Peace Offensive I could tell from the look in he r eyes tbat m y teen-a ged daughter. Malphasia, was ler· rtfied. "I j ust heard It on the ra dio. Daddy." she said, her voice .shaking . "They announced -tt.e Russ ians have launched a peace offensive ... "I'm afraid it's true. dear," l said grimly. taking her Into my arms to com· fort h er . "'They've alread y withdrawn up to 10.000 troops from Af1hanistan. Heaven only knows where they may atrike next." "But, Daddy. what can Wt! do?" the cried between sobs. ·•Pull yourHl t tosether. Malphaaia," I said sternly. .. Abow all, we muatn't pan~c. Tb1t'1 what the .Ruaalua want. • They launch these sneak peace offensives in hopes we'll knuckle unde r and make concessions, like ratifying the SALT agree- ment. But you give these Com· mies an inch and they'll ta.ke a mile ." "YOU MEAN they 've launched these peace offensives before, Daddy?" ··Oh, yes. dear. Only tut Oc· tober. Brezhnev threatened the s urprise withdrawal or 20,000 Sovie t troops from East Germaey as a gesture of 'good will and detente.' It WU touch and go there for a whlJe." "Did we yteld, Daddy?'' "'N9, we stood firm and in. stalled more nuclear miaaile,s in Western Europe. Breahnev bid to back dowp and not withdraw his U'OOPI alter all." "Oh, thank 1oodne11. Then perhape In Afghanlatan ..... "I "m afrid Af1hanl1tan la a Underboa, Malpbaala. Peace could break out there at arfy minute. You see. the Russians are presenting us with no idle threat. but loll occompfi. They've already withdrawn those 10,000 troops." "But I don"t see ... " "They've proved they can do It. What's now lo prevent them from chipping away at our re· solve by-·withdrawing another 10.000? And another and another! Unleu we 1lve In. MalpbMla. we may see hordes of R-1M saldJen, armed to the i.th, ·~ acrc11 t.he defemelw border lDto Rmala!" Malpbula blanched. "But, surely, Daddy, our alll" will stand bebind •·" I llmOK 11\)' head. "Alreedy, t.be Frmth U'e maklq °""' ture1:• I said. "and Weal German Cbancellol' kbmldt· plans to IO to MOHOW f« Merel talks next weM. No, It loob u ---·-----~--------· though the NATO alliance may crumble under this ferocious peace onslaught al\d we will have lo retire into Fortress America." "'Then would we be safe, Daddy?" - "YOU CAN never trust thole m a dmen i n the Kremlin, Malpbuia." I saJd some IOm• berty. "They might unle&lb a pre-emptive unUatertal diaarma- ment strike at any time and before we knew it, we'd be en1a1ed In all ·out therlllOauclear peace.•' "Ob, Daddf," walled MalphMla. "couldn't -e launch a peace count.erolfen.alve before lt '1 too late? Maybe If we withdrew 10,000 of our troope from Korea ... " "What? And fall into their tl'lpT Pteue: Malphula, button your Up and weave waatnc peace lo thOM who are older ud ..., lhan you.'' t· , NATION W..: lltlb ...... . . HandkOpper's Yale Picks Ran Pretty Well By lftJOll A. M WGAH 1# ..... C..; c I NSW HAVEN. onn -I mt'ut to 1e1 u~ lo th• 1al• 1r1duaUon lhta year. a l\houah I am not a Y-1• man and tht- fHtlvlUu are not nearly as quaint 11 at Harvard, wM'°' lh• Hltch Sheriff Ind lht-audtmk proct"Uk>n. aod th~)' u •n e frtt be•r ln Uk yard Or •t l~t lhey ust"d lo . Anyhow. my rt>al inhlrt"st 1'n attendlna lhe ... ale araduauon was to Hvesdrop on the k-un100 o( the Class of 1960. in which I havt-51.>rt ol an emotional vested anter~t Unlortunately. l was rn Europe ~hen this partlr ulllr set or otd grads trooped bar k to Old Ell to rompare wa.astlloes and s wap pictures of their kids, the n ew w ife o r s a ilboat , or whatever. MAYBE SOME OF the m would have bought me a ~r ror •Id &1mu uir.. r loetna th" • and lh.i student• they typl(y will c·ulUataJ &'l» tl(ltarvard a bit ttealn to hue their Impact T'• «' n t 1 1 •I,. a 1 o, A p Sbme ·will become IHdera of N•• IHt~ writer Saul f't•tt aov.-mnumt. othera or science, and I ~d a. Iona. qulLe l'Qm medlcll\(', urt 1.md literature .. pr~ve story °" U.. youna J wantt!d to 10 back to Y aJe, to t1radu1ties wflo ·~ lnlo lhc-lbe uene o( tbele atudent ln· rold •"Ol'id that mornlna or June · .,.rvleWI, to find out 20 yea.rs 13. 1980, lM lut Yale clbS to later how we fared aa handicap· t'ntt-r the jot. market befon-the Ptrt ol lhe human ra«. dawn ol the New F'ronller. Old they bve up to their ad· 'Th .. _ dl It~ vance blllln1! Did any of them t' u.:a oc: ~· l t neraoon." make It bi0 or "1et to town," as we railed thf m , "no heme.. no " {'D u H'!>. no crueadea \" an u rather per('eptlvc bit of rrOSt' that de5crtbtod tht• •u•llOna luJI, as far as youth wu ... t'onrerrwd. between the ugony or Korea and the cJ1stant A 52 thunckr of Viel nam IN Tim VEIN of a commence· me nt speaker. our art icle vcn· tured some predictions about the Class of 1960: "Before the cen tury runs out. we will hear from the m In 10. 20 or 30 years, they poet Rosemary Benet had Nan· cy HanJc.s mqulre in her poem about Abe Lincoln's mother: "Whne'a my son" "What's happened to (\be? .• ··Did he grow tall? "Did he hove Jun? Warm Rereption to ·daillg Siheria~ ·'Old IW "°"9 lo rtOd1 "0"1 lw ,_, to t°""''" BACK IN 1'7t. most coUe1e 1raduat.es d!d know how to reed, 10 the~ wu no auapense there. By other s uccess criteria. we didn't do too badly ln picking winners, according to Steve Kezerian. Yale's press officer who has kee>t t.abs on lhe Clau of 1960. The class has produced a U.S. senator, ~publican John Heim Ill of Pennsylvania. and a m e mber of the House o f Representatives, Democrat Les lie "Les" As p in J r : of Wisconsin. Ambler H. Moss Jr. has gone on to become the U S. a mbassador to ·Panama. and Howard Kirshbaum, William Lamb and Robert Mallano have become judges of various courts. Two decades ago, J im Ot· taway Jr was the big man on campm cUlnnu of tbe ,..... tl1lout Vale Daily N•••· wtatch I.a when WlWam P. B~kley Jr. besan m&na tq words to •a1 with 1.,.._ ....... OU.way ii now chainnaa ud PN9Adlat al lhe OttawQ newspaper poup. CLASS•ATE GEOaGE Joseph Green a1ao bu made It big in publWttns sJ.nce we cal~ at the campus. He'• presldeat al the New Yol'ker maauine. ApparenUy Pett and I gave rather short ahrift to an up.and· com ing young claulcaJ scholar named Bart GiamatU, who gave the class oration 20 years ago. It seems we interviewed him for over an hour and didn't use a word he said io lhe final story. Now A. Bartlett Giamatti ls pres ident of Yale, which shows tha t you never can tell. Or as lhe saying goes, you can always tell a Yale man. but not much . Anyhow. in h.is cue, less turned out to be a lot more. I r eme mber interviewing a young fellow named William Borders, who wore the s tandard "pre ppie " unirorm or chino pants. button down oxford shirt, Madras jacket and a rgyle socks with brown loafers and said he wanted to be a newspaperman. lie got to be one . too. a fine one. lie 's qow with the London bureau of The New York Times. TH E LAST TIME I saw him. f1\'e years or so ago, we were both leaninJ'( over the same bomb crater of a blown up pub in BeUast Some people might reJ'(ard that as being a more dangerous JOb than president of Y<ilt'. but these days you can nt'vt-r ttdl. Quite a few members of the Class of 1960 ventured into \'artous bran<:hes of the media Steven John~on I!. ('artoon1sl ror the Sacramen to Ht·e Le wis Llovd ht·ods th\.· we; Afl ·TV Edu.cation f oundation in Hoston Ho w a rd Wol k 1s gen e ral manaJ'(cr of the Boston Phoenix. :ind llarald Tusberg 1s head of t< n t c· r t a 1 n m e n l f o r t h e Nor"' cg1an Rroadcasttng Co Ton) Knerr, a dreamy poet rn:iJonng ui !>ymbolic logic when "t• met h1 m , 1s treasurer of Columbia Cn1ve rs1ty. tervl...., hJm and wane.cl to bffome a crtmJaal la~. a. counMI to tbe Board ol ..... of the State Vnlverslty of Florida. Eu.-. Scot.t, a top camP'll Jock in hoekey, tennb ud ~ cer ln the Clua ol ·eo. bu pe . OD to beeome a top t.enD1s lm· preaario and head of tbe ID· ternaUonal Lawn Tennl1 Al· sociatlon of the V .S. Back U... he complained that Yale athl e tes were no lon1er worshipped in the old Frank · Merriwell Image, a trend that has conllnued and accelerated. Along with rapping w1lh some of lhe returning members of the Class of 1960, it would have been interesting to compare job hunt· Ing notes with the out-going class of 1911). The average senior we talked wllh 20 years ago had been interviewed by a couple of doz.en companies and was very choosy about which big firm he would favor with his presence , upon graduation. ONE OF mE graduates wt interviewed even made a carefuJ study of DuPont's growth pote.n. tial in Standard and Poor's, before choosing its executive t r a ining pro g r a m over Bethlehem Steel's . Today's grad gets on Une for food stamps. Looking back on them now. they certainly were in a class by them selves. and it was fun and instructive to have known theln when. Endangered Listing Up WASHINGTON CAP ) -The number of w1ldlHe and plants li s ted as threatened a nd en· dangNcd worldwide has i n· c r eased II percent over last .>ear. the lntcnor Department reports The l.Jnrted States lists 773 species as either threatened or endan~ered. up 77 from the last list publ.1.shed rn January 1979. P air of rare Siberian Tiger cubs, born to Buffalo Zoo June 12, sniff the territory in their new caJle after being moved in this week. The two female felines are li sted among endangered species. CAESAR NAPLES OF Buf. falo. :-.; Y . who had worked his "'ay through Yale when we in- That includes 276 s pecies native to the United States an<J 497 species native to other coun· tries Since the Endangered Species Act was passed in 1973 the hst of U.S. s pecies has a lmost tnplt.-d from an initiaJ 106. Large capacity• washer wlth 2 wash and 2 spin speeds. Auto· matlc cool-down care lor Perm. Press f abrics. MA GIC CLEAN'·· fllter and muctl more. "W•he• uo IO 18·1111. of MIVJ denim end 1wm g1rmen11 lWlllrlOOol Ml.c:ted load) ••11 rour waati.r draln1 lnlo • l•uM;y IUb, perlOdlCally crieck drain atr11nu. al nee lint COlllcf clo0 laundry Ml draln. NOW ONLY •39995 ...... LHA7611 Ogg OI~ Aged In cask 80 proof LOUIS MARTINI 1171 CABERNET SAUVIGNON What could be better with tasty ~rbequed ateaka? (7e<> MIJ RegulattyM.a J 3• RED TAO HIR (light & o.rtt) ePtc.229 I PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY. JULY 13 Hurry' Some limlled Quan1111es l In the event ol an error the 1egal m1ntmum price will prevail. SMIRNOFF VODKA A rare Block Bu1ter Bottling 1pecially priced for the Fourth! fGALlONJ 2299 BOLL.A 1171 IOAVI The Import with the cool, dry aummery taste. (750 Ml). ftegui.ty 14.51 SCORESBY SCOTCH 9!! DOMAINE CHANDON BAUT Whr not add.I the pop o thla Pf• sliglous sparkler to your oW'ning ol fir• works? (750 Ml). Aevua.rty 110.a. REDTAQ S99 IOUVERAIN MAGNUMS Cl'lablla and Burgundy. North Coaat quality at never -to-be-Men-again prloea. (1.5 Lftef) RID TAO 419 HER (Bott ... , IPtc. 1• KEO BEER • CA TEAING • OEUCATE881N • DBJVIRV 496 E.17th ST.• COSTA MESA ~ .. PHONE [7141648-9314 .. KAHLUA LIQUEUR 8!ML VOUVRAY 1179 (Robeft Ledoux) A most uncommon value In a superior French Chenln Blanc. (750 Ml) Aeg:l4.41. REDTAO 299 SUTTER HOME 1t7t WHITE ZINFANDEL Smooth and fruity with a hint of the grape'a "Red Glare". (750 Ml) Reg. 14.21 RED TAG 319 PLASTIC 89 GLASSES • 25 Ptc. HI-Ball (10 Oz.) & Otd F•hloned(90z.) • • - • f ' f ..... · FDA Repletion F~ayed 'DOYOUNllD AtAWYEl7 Contact Len.ea Cleaner Coaily to Uaen Silllll • . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S4I W A91DfO'l'ON CAP) -fte Food ... °"" ~ ~.~ ... ~ofdwt· ... Mil CIOll&M't ....... ~ ...... ID fe9W of -.. ,_..,. ....,tdlal IOluUqa that e-allerstc a..cdoe ... perfflll ot .. n . a ~-an COG .... • "T'hia 11 an ex.ample ol bad r•· l\l)ation It llhoWI how a bad de· cl1lon by ~S"ulatora can COil conawnen millions of dollars," ~ _.....,. Rep AJben Gore Jr D·Tenn • E,.....Cftll chairman ot a Houae Commerce Women's r; .. hts ad• lnvHllCalions and overslaht '-6 s ubcocnmJUM aald T\aesday. vocut~ and former · g rammar school .teacher. Vlgdas Fin· nbogadottir, director o f the Reyk javik Theater Company, has been elected pre- sident of I celand to become the world's firs t freely-e lected wom a n h ea d o f state. GOaE MADE THE alle1aUon In an appearan~ on ABCTV'a "Oood Morninc. America" pro- gram, a few hours before bls committee held a beartna oo the charaes. The FDA said it acted because of several health· related problems associat ed with the cheaper methods. Gore said that 18 months ago, the FDA forced the manulac· turer ot aatt lableta UHd wtth dMUUed •a&« to cleu IOI\ con· tact l•D••• overnl1bl to withdraw UMt tablN. He ~ bla panel ~ to 1crutJ.alle the •1•ncy'1 daim th'at It had 200 com platnu about the ull tableta He aald hla tnvuticaton had found "no appreciable health problem'' wllh the tablet.a. whlch COfit h;ns wearers about •10 a year. Gore aatd the disinfecting 901utiona that replaced the salt tablet.Jt coet four to 10 limes as much, with the total bill running to '200 million annually. BE MID ONE of the com- pounds in the disinfecting solu- tions causes allergic reactions around the eyes to 20 percent of users. He said almost a million people use the disinfecting solu- tion with their soft lenses. At the hearing, J . Richard Crout. director of the FDA ·s Bureau ol Drugs, said that the FDA acted on the basis of prob- lem• It found CCMt1d ariH from tablet IOlut.klDI. He at.Id tablet IOluUona may leave a "DOO·lterile realdual" lD the mlxinl bottle used for da1Jy preparation. The consumer could use this solution a1 a wet· ting agent for the lens, thereby putting unboUed solution direct-ly loto the eye, Crout said. ALSO, HE SAID, "improperly diluted solutions may be too con- centrated or too diluted, with re- s ultant damage to the soft lens or irritation of the user's eye." A third problem Crout related was that improper 1tora1e ol the distilled water used in preparin1 these solutions can result In further contamination with bac· teria. But the offi cial said the FDA is considering allowing the re- turn of the tablets to the market "under conditions that should obviate some of our past COO· cerns." f.Jrst c..... • tlllie) ......... t •••••••• $21 c .... FAlllll ...................... ms· ,..__ F•llltill ...................... $345* UllCllltlstlll Dilll'ces : ~ .............. $158* -am -Defense .......... ~ . . . . . . . . . S350** Unllwfal DetJiner ••................•...••.• $90* AccMlent cases .................. free Consaltatiln 'P .... 11 ..... --f•tl-l"PIO- • lffll lD ••1• SlllllS: . -,,... • fllllr u. .... Emel •llilmllnln . MELLER & SNYDER A Profeleional Law Cori>ofett0n 4000 MacArthur Blvd. Suite 760. Irvine 851-8121 ask for John Connolly, Attormey at Law t/" .. Got a problem? Then writ~ to Pal Diam. Pot will cut red tape, getting the ~s.and.actioft you Med to solve inequities in government. and buiivu. Mail your questions to ea1 Dwan, At Your~.~ Coast DaUy Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560, Coda· M~sa. CA 92626. A& many letters. a.s posMble unU ~ ~. but phmwld mquiries or letters not mclwting the reader's fuJ.l name. addreu and bwmess hours' phone number cannot be conwered. This columnappeandai- ly ezcept Sundays.'' Deposit M~t Be Ket_.,.. DEAR READERS: Tbe state Departmeat of Consumer Affairs reminds tetaaa&a U.at clealllng and security deposits collected 'Y l'Mldetltial landlords must be refundable. A laed.iord may keep only the part of a re.UI depolllt U.at ls rea· sonably nec~ary to cover unpaid reat, repair o( damages caused by the taut., alld cleaalag. A tenant sbouJd receive tbe portloaoftbedepoatt owed w i tti i.o two weeks after movta« oa1. rr you rent a fanll.abecl place. die deposit caa't be more than t.b.ree months rent. Pre.e11t problems by keeping good records. Wbea movilag .. to a .. place, go through it with your lucUord.. nu Giit a checklist describing Its coadJUoa. When Y• move out, go through it again and DOie aay cbaages in coadltioa. For a free pamphlet, lD English or Spaabb, ans"ering questions about laadlord·tellaat law, send a sell-addressed, stamped, legal·abe en. velope to Landlord-Tenant, l!.O. Box 311, Sacramento 95802 . . itnwriran Sclloob OJWfl O~ · DEAR PAT: Where can I find out about schools in Europe that are open lo American stu· dents? I've checked several bookstores, but haven't had any luck finding a complete listing of s ut·h schools . E.J ., Irvine "School.s Abroad of Interest to Americans"~ may be the book you are looking for. It Usts and dt>s cribes more than 9H ~emeatary and aecon· dary schools in tZS countries wblcb have facWtles open t-0 English-speaking stodea&a. A.a expaaded listing of post-secondary procrama, apeclall&ed op. portunities and s ummer sessions also Is lacladed. Curr ent information on boardln1 and day facilities, lntemational and numerical composltloa of enrolJment and faculty, costs and key peraoanel are presented In a staUsUcal format for easy com· parison of programs. Descrtptlou ol ca:nicala de· tall language or instruction, coarse offerings and areas of advanced and speclalbed lDstractloa, plu the range or college preparaUoa, lachNlbll U.S. College Board administration also are noted. Check lbe reference section ol you library for this book or order for $15 (pl11s $1.51 postage and band· ling) from Porter Sargent PabUsben Inc., 11 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 02118. Pobon Ivy an lln..,ekoaae Gant DEAR PAT: l don't know how it got there, but we have djscovered some poison ivy growing in our yard. How do we get rid of it safely? H. E., Huntington Beach The U.S. Department ol Aartealtve l"MOm· me nds lhe use of chemical weed killen, lmowa as herbicides. Amltrole, sllvex, ammoabun salfamate, or 2,4·0 are effective chemicals Mid Dder a nrtety of brand names. Slnce tllese cbemlcaJs cu dama1e valaable plfnts, they abotdd be sprayed or even painted directly on the pel80D IY)' leaves. Follow directiom carefully. "Bna1PD1 out" or uproo&Ja• pollOB Ivy (or polsoa oak) 11 a 1oocl metbod of eradka&ao. too. Jms& doll't toact1 the plaa&a wblJe wortda& wWl them. Grvbbed-oat plants aboald be buled, aot left - for I.be UD8118ptttlal lrau ceUedor. Never ben Utese plaata e ither, evea after &ltey bave beell sprayed by chemicals, bec:aue I.be 1...-e cu caaae readlou '* oaly oa UM! *la. bid allo la tile .... tlaroat., ud ..... .. .,.,.. ...... , ........... DEAR PAT: We have ~modellnc and "updatiog'' the bathrooms in o6r. older bome. Since our project bas taken months, we've won- dered how long It baa taken to "refine" Ulla eaeta· Ual room, and when the first actual bathroom ·•room" came into use. L.H., Colla lleaa , .,..., .• ••den ............... ~et ., HartJZ,•reanoln......._ ,........._ ..._ ., Crete ~ad a ........ aw ............ • =-~ .:::.:... ee:= .:::..-:::::::t .......... &lie 1ean.·==i ............. ... ,.. • create a ean ane tllM •• .......... well .. ......,. • ..,. --... ••MM ..-.C IMa&M, ud ,.an I.._, .... IAllll DV el ,_..ace pneMd la • __.., ........ ~l&luldHn f IWeter.ltWUlll& ..0 .._ VlcWt8a en &Ut ....,__ .......... .......... ,.. ....... _ ... .. • In Home Fed rat's $10,000 minimum 26·wcck T·Ccrt ificate earru; intcrc..:.t \\'ilh hare· like s~d ... \\·hilc our :~O·month. no minimum. ~loncy ~1arkd Certificate cams at a stc.ldy pace. Whichcwr you put your money 1111. you can Ix: sure of lx:ins,! far ahead at lhe finish line. \\'c $?uarantl-c 1t. Now. histlter rates than U.S. Treasury Bills. 26-week T-Certificate Effective July 3 through July 9. 8.597% 8.908% Current Annual Rate Effective Annual Yield• Earns 1/4 °lo more than any bank! 30-month Money Market Certificate Eff cctivc June 26 through July 9. 9.50'ro 10.11% Current Annual Rate Effective Annual Yield" 'If principal and lnleresl were to rC"mair1 011 depo:ill for orni fl'."'' al thu roll!. Yi<ild is onnuo/IA-d fur comparison purpose5. crnd i$ sub)<'CI lo dw~ al rern?wol Yield Is computed on a 3651360-day basis. F.od1tral rt!flulaliOll$ prohibit compour1diny of W pnnnpal and lnll'teSI U'\>rP l o n•mam u" J.:po.<.1 1 for on .. y<VJ'<Jf lhi5 rulo'. Inf.•,,•,/ u rnmfJ<HJlllla'tl daily and compul"tl un a .1651:16<hlay f\J.w ... lnh•N~ '' 1-.im,>J on a«uun4 u:1/h balunt·cs ul $10 and up. interest on llJ:l·day T-otrtillcatl!s. fedenl ~Ions ~re submnUal Interest forleltures for e.Mly withdraw.'ill oC term act"OWlts. The mll'TCSI (orlclt\11\' lw been amended to a IO!\.\.ol 90 days fl{.'fTTl o4 I )"'11 or less) or 180 day& jlerm o( more than I >"* J $1.n.,ie inlelat on ltnCMlt.s withdrawn prior lo ma tun I)• regardless of the ~ o( time tund5 are on deposit. All offices will be open til 5:30 PM Thursday, July 3rd and closed Saturday, July 5th. .................. Now $4 Billion in &Mets! HOME FEJ>~~~ SAVINGS Huntington Beach Office: 2111 Main 8trMt • 53Ml11 Bolsa-Golden West Office; 15091 Golden West Street· 898-0934 Laguna Hilts Office: 24300 Paseo de Valencia · 770·7171 Laguna Niguel Office. 30131 Town Center Drive, Suite 145 • 495-2880 kvine Office: 4543 Campus Drive· 752·6161 San Juan Capistrano Office: 31972 Camino Capistrano • 493-0601 Santa Ana Office: t 7th and Main Street • 835-4336 Seal seach Office: 1350 Paetfic Coast Hwy.· (714) 898-3481 (213) 596·5576 Home Federal Sovtng5 and Loan Auoclatlon of Son Dle~o '11tatl nita subj«t to verification at your local /lome Federal olfi0t . - HunllllO'°f' Betoh Ottice . • • 1M:1 I •tr, •'-"t I. I .. La~anne Seeking Medleare LO · ANGE L 1AP 1 M1.11cl11 La Lanni-. "'ho operiaU1tti 11 chain of :ie>ulh.im Calllornla m nc11 11alocw called European tlu lth Spu. a pplied for Ml'<llcart', Ci.tho utd . • .u 1d . bec•uae ht w1111 loo emb•rra11ed .,u lld~r J a l'I' l.a Laon e . who h u parl•r• pft)'lllcal ntn ... lllt1> • hnllh 1p1 '""'"'and 111 hlm&ell thcl pit tur" of 9'NJth at th.e •M~ of 65, hu applied ror lledltar. "What happcn"d Is he has other In· 11urancl'. and they rc.-q uire that he sign up ror It now . so he did it because or that." Clgllo uld "But he fffla he 's not a otn • to need tt bec ause he 's so health~·· to be 9"ft ID .pubUr "I wu wc•k and ljlck." he aald 'I had p1mpleA and bot h~ and I wu wH r ln1 l lU8e!S and I waa thin and I couldn't puticipatc in sports . l didn't want anyone to see me · · "Sowlda lmprobabl•." Social Secunty 1poh emar1 J°" Gl1ho aald Tue.day. "but that's Ju•I wha t happened at the Hollywood So<-1al St•curlty ofhct' " CompeMation Set a DYI TK t "Rl'ady l . Talle 2" ""ould ~ lhe t'a ll of i.n '""Pl T V <Hr~tor. s1be5 Rit"hard Khne o ( J ad e. B UT)' rrodutUons QN t08 U Tff birthday 1n October . Lal .aNW' toweJ M rowboats with 8,SOO pounds of woodpullJ u mile across Lake Alltunokn ¥l the foot of Mount t'uj i In J upun In an hour und h ve minutes He 1u hundcuffrd und e.hacklt:d HE WAS NOT always the picture of health. however. La l anne recalled an an Interview that he was introduced to rltness al 15 when his mother took him to a lecture by nutritionist Paul Bragg S A N FRA NC ISCO t AP l • Consumer advocates who contnbut~ the ir efforts to the state P ubltr Utilities Commission's electn c rate rulings m ay be compe nsated fo r their wort<. t he PUC ruled ~:-~:·~~.= :~ =~·.::-~.,.,~ . .;;. ~-= ::-~:.::.,~:. New Fraud (•tlfotru• \•<.-n~ ..... , . Beco1ning For the Record Popular lfirfl• ,._v_., C-ty ~ _,,. No• ..-no Mr\ A·~-WllO•m ... Hunllnqton S.M,,, IWll\ 01"' -.u Ml' •n<J Mt'ti. Pn1110 L••'tf"<f' .,_.unt lnqton BH<n DO• J•ann1f' Jon~. Hunt•t\Qfon 8e-•t" q lr l •M r """ ~ Tt>om•• Uol•nd Hunt •11191on e .. .c,, Olrl -·I• M r .tnd M r \ Gt.-nn (.un i" ;~\';,:ans::, bOZ•cnot•~ •no L.at1n• SIAnton, FOU'f'llt•n Vall_.¥ bov M r «t nd M r\.. A1c l'ltti rd lvn9 W.\lmm~ter otrt """'' 1S M r and Mr\ S..m~t AdY Hun1 11\Qton BH<,,, bOv Mr ano Mr'\ Ow~qf'\l Fr•t•mdn Mun ttnq1on Bf'•<n, e1u·f Mr and Mr\ A~r1 O.n !Min Juan c ac ... tral\O, boy """''" M r dnd M r\ Oouqt,,o M t( If II An Fount.tin Vdllt'¥ t>O• M•r II ,,,., -1na Mt' JOt-1 • lllPOO Muni tno1on Be«h 01r1 Mt df'td M f\ )O"n T to•'«-Hun! •nqtOf'I 8f'.Cf\ q1rl -·" M ,-ttnd M n ., JO"n 81 nttt:lt Wf'\lm•,,..1tr. Q1rl . ...., " M r •r"d M t \ Wdflf!' Bto1-1n.t.> Hunl l~lon BH<• Q••I M r ano Mt\ Ron.aid CM"''" ttunt lnQlon EH«•. oir• Mr ""'° Mt\ Stev~n N4~00,• Foun taln V•ll•• O<>Y • May20 ""' and Mr' Richard Wnt.,1t1U Fountain VAUf'Y bo't M r ~net Mr'\ M lltP PtuM 4\, F"ount••ri V•lfty# qirl M.ly JI M t . •nd M r'i. R ob•rl Fr~f'I W.itm lMler. Qorl IM, •nd """ Johnny Smil,,, Hunt t"910ft S.Kll, Olrt MT • .,Id Mt~ C,..r~s iH9"1el Foun tllln Veile.,. bO• M.lyU Mr. •nd Mt'>. 8errwtrdo O•U, Hunt lnglon ~ri. Qlrt MayU ~ .. ftd Mn ""'"°"' VlllalODOS F ... ntaln V.011...,, qlrt Marz• Mr. •rid Mu . Mk.Mel Kramer, Foun .-ve11..,,111r1 Ma.,25 -•"" -\ U rry r ro•en. Fou" 1.i .. Valle•. 01r1 M r. •nd M r" O•n1tl Almaun W."mlfl'>l~r. Do• -•tld Mt~ E-e.ntOI\, lrvl~, .... •. -~ Gn90r'f G<e•\al, F-t•ltt v .,..,., Olr1 Mrf11 ""'· •nd Mt~ NtU Scordino. HUl\I• l ... IOft llH<ll, Qlrt . DetlC•N•tk-n GILLIS EON.A PE.ARI. GILLIS, -12. rHI· ~I of HUllllnqton S."<" CA. •lnu lt 26 Pnll9CI •wa y on ~t"'°"'· Jurte ?a. 1'90 '" Orovolle. Ca Mf\ Giiiis w•s IM wldowot J~ J G1ll1\ wftO w••• '.»·year e mc>to'l'ff of '"" S R Bowen 0 11 COmpal\y Mr Giiiis IMISSA!d awo °" May "· 1970. Mrs Gillls ,.., • l'llf m bflf oi Ille Huftlll\QIOI\ Bu ell Seftlor C•U1-,,... HunllAQlon Bea<" R•Oe-•" l..oOQe. llw Gr.....,molller's Chlb, 81,. SI., Mothers •nd ,.., •IMI ttle put <r..inn.,, oi ,,,. HunllftQton 8oc1t C,..04., ol Ille A,,,.rkan Aed C.ou. tie-molller OI J •mes J Giiii• ol l'tor111 Holly-. C•., o .,. C Mr .no Mt\> CX.\l •d ltt.Of6M. Hw"t 1n9ton IM«ft DOt Mr •nG w , ~., Pttw~. ttunt tf't91°" &e.ich G•tl M r .. "d Mt\ 0 Av•O G>ont614!t Hu,,111\qton flco•1<11 Doy Oorotr.y Foy Hunttr11Qton Bf"•c.h Q" t """'' 11 M r ;,tnQ Mr\ R..-nonc:•to (•\•Hef' Hunl1nqton Se-•<h q1rl M r And Mt\ OtH'""•ii Com'(n\ Munl 1nQtOft 8•.c.h, bOY ' Moty ~ M t ftnd M t\ JftUrev M 111tr\. Hunt •nqlon 8.,.,'IK" Q•'' """''• Mt 4nd ,,,,,\ Jf"\U\ Rf"y .. \ Wt<\tnun';l.-f riov Mr ono Mt\ f "YWf'lr l •aGen f Oun t••n Vallev. Q•tl "-"C-· GeM<alH~•t MotyU Mr dnO M t ' M tlr .. Oh \If r , ~dn (l•m.-nt,., rw,y 0 f'Ord Val .. nchl dnO Jonn M•h."f'lf Ottntl Point DOV -·t• Mt and M r\ Jame\ w 1,.nt J• !Mn )U(H\ (dpl')ftMO t>Oy Mr flnO Mr\ David C,f'th"ro S11n Ju•n Cap1\lr...,o qirl M.lf II M r dnO Mr' EcJQd' M.-r '"l d ll C.eP•"r"no ~oll<ll OOV ,,_. ... Mr dnd Mr' EO~drd M~hJl\d( n Sttn C..IPmentP, oo., Mr arid Ml' Gt-rak:I Pr1cf". Sr S•n (l~m•nte-bOl' Mr ano Mr' S•h'f''tO S..l.t1ar Oan• Point. OOy May ,. Mr ar.d Ml.it N1<hOla~ ICO\IKl'llt.O '" SM\ C''"""'"""' bov Mr .tNi Mr\ RO\\ Sturck'ilant, S..n Juan C•P•\1t~ t>o·y Mr ana ""'' Alan A°'~· S.ft JUdl\ (ilp i\tfdt'W), Qlf' Mr ano Mr\. Timothy IC autmen. San C tPmentt. Qtfl Mr •nd Mt\ Raymuf>do Cueto, Saft Ctemf'f'tr. Qtrf """''. WASl llNGTON <A P l A new ve r sion of c re d it card fra ud 1:, b ecom i ng p o pu lar <tround the country In this ('Onf1dcn ce game. callers tr y to ~et p eople to g ive the ir credit card numbers, as these numbers can then be used to charfte items against th<-' individual's CJCcoun l without tha t per:.on·~ knowledge until the bill comes TH E WASHINGTON Post rep<>rted Tuesday t hal a common ploy 1s lo tell people they have won <1 contest :JOd as k for <1 Visa or M <i ster Charge number to verif) t he ir identit y F aced with thl· pros pect of a pr1il'. man~ people arc haPJJ.' 10 g t \'(' t h l' number. the Post said. Because lighte r credit ha s l 1m1 t e d t h e availahtlity of cards. they an' more vC1Juabl(• to crooks Once thesl· peopll' h ave <t ca r d number. th('y ran order m erchandise. have 1t de· livered to a te mporary address. and theri resell it for cash Mr ot1nd M" Omar Alv•r .. , Se" BANKS HA VE begun ~~m:;:::·:~. w111ard Me111.-11 warning custom ers not Cap1s1ra"° ~.c11.111r1 to give credit card num- Mr. •nd Mr' Eric e ... ,,ltr, $al\ b . t I ' . t d c1.,.,,en1•.1"!7 ,,. e r s o . u ns o 1c1 e 1111r •"" -~ JoM 1C1n0e1. s.... Jua" callers and some a re re · C•1>h l f•"°· ll"'_y 11 portedly considering re · M r. al\d Mu "-' s."-· s... fusing to r eplace cards C••mente, 11oy for n.nnle who lo5e the m Ma?22 ,--.-... Mr •nd~N-t..to-•"•n.o• ... o r g ive t he numbe r 1>o1n1.110y mo than M r •nd Mt~ Terr.,n<f! M"rtln, San re . OOCe • Juan Ci1Pls1r....,, boY T hat IS bec ause the M r. •tld -~~ZS~ Jr • s... b ~ n k s s u r I ~ r th e et-••.llOv pnmar) loss an these Maria Glll~ .. ~~ciemente. Do• sche mes. <;a rd-holde rs are responsible for only the first $50 of fra ud on a Detat•N•t~ Glllls, .. INK!ler al CorOl\8 del M ., HIQll S<flOOI - • re"defll of Murtl· ll\QIOft Be.Kii, Ca . T. P,1trkk Glllls of F-r•I W•y, W'""•nqlon, •ISO SUNI•· ·~ •re 10 oranO<Nl<lr~ ...., 1 qrea1- or•ndc~•ktlf"M. •tlO 1 bf'otner •t'd t ,,,. ler. Friend\ m h <811 •I P ierce 8rot,,ers Smlllls' Mortu•rr °" -H· do, July 1, 19IO from 17 nOOI\ to • OOPM. Funeral wrvoc:H Wiii be <Oft· OU<t..S on T""'""''· Jvly 3, 1• •t l OOP¥ .r1 ,.,. t..tusooe Chapel located Wll,,ln llW Qrounds of Weltmlnsler Memorlet P•r).. lnte<""'"I wlll be •I we,tmlftsttr Mtmorl•I P•r1<. Pl•ru Brot,,ers Srnll"•' Mor-Y dlrKtors s.»-4SJt MAYHll[ J AMES 8 MAYNIE, resio.l\t of s ... s tolen num be r . t he banks suffer the rest or the loss. Lotte r y Decides listing ----------..... JU411\ Caplslr-. ca. Pess.ed .... , Of'I ' , Neptune So,,.1•et v ~ I June JO. ieeo. Survived br 111, •If• '-.T Velm•, -J•..-Haynie, Jr of S... CllEAt\ATION I U•IAL At SEA Ju•" C•e>lstr-. CA. -8 111 H•vn1e ME RCED <AP> - Names of 2,000 San Joa· q u in Valley residents were pulled from a bar· rel here to see who will get to lake part in P resi· dent Carter's town ha ll m e eting on l n de pen · den ce Day 646 7431 ot Cosla Nina, C. •. CMvQllltn Mel.,,le -Hayft•e OI S... Juan c.c>l",.,,o, Ca. v .. r -~ -tl<if'f -...... ,.. ... a T1s11 A-11• of Me-Vista, C• MmlftlltrMI• MMflU m•y ••Y Gr•vuule wrvicoes wlll ~ twld o" i.war,. -,_.., wrvk H.. Thur sday, Jvlr l. "'° et J OOPM •f C.lllorf,...'"'1fello P.c 1fl< V•e • Qmmort•I P .,k, \,. 14 IO<s c.m.llltr ~ ~;;=~~!:~~~-C•. Pa<lll< view PIMCl .. OfHHS l&L. laOAOW A T MOlrTUAJIT 1 10 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 IALTZIHGHOH SMITH & TUTHtll.. WH TCUff CHAPIL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4688 .... CllM>THHS SMITHS' MOWTUMY. 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 .... , ..... , COLOMA&. ,.,._Al HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westmtnate< ~3525 MILLE• R UTH Otl.JINO MILL( R, •Ot' *1. ro1oent ol NflWl>Of't 8Hc,,, C• P .. s.ed 4W•y on J-JO, 1'911, Siie it SUrYIYed Oy l IMVllftle<s Mri. ~ & ... roll, oi cor ..... Otl -· c.. -Mrs .k•ft· M lle H.,,..ll ot (nerry V•lley, CA • ,,.. .. •IMI '"""lved by • or_,.ild .. n •net t o•Ml'9r-"lld. Mrs. Miiier ,..., lived for tiw SMSI U ve•rs In NewPOrt tie«:,,, C.. -lor lO ,,..,. In S... -·"" -Soutll P-. C• Mr\ Miiier wa• • m..,..Oe, of Ille Oa119,,1en OI Ille A,,.,...1,.,, Aevolu· 110,,, NewP0'1 lle•<ll Col. Wllllam C•bell Cr..pte< GravH lde ~rvlte• will i,. «>ftelu<led •I Petilk VI•,. Mem.,,.i.1 P.,_ °" TIMKMl•Y. J uly 3, "'° "' IO ODAM wltll Of. L~ts E v•M ~ of P~ offk a.llnQ lft lleu Of ........ '"' fatnllr '-'lb th.tis-opt• wtlo wish mrio IY\Mle _,.,._ to U.. Clllldren's vmaoe. USA lft .. ..,"'°"'· C•. S.nrl<n ~ ttte dlrec11on of llallr lle•99ron, Smith & Tu t lllll West<llff °'8clel MortU¥Y ot Co\ta MeY.~ M0910AN MARV E. MORGAN, roldent of L•vun• lle•<ll, c.. for IS v••r1. PHMCI ...-, Oft J-U , 1'911. ~ Is wr.I,,.., by • d9""'1e< ~ 8"" • 1 or~en -1or...,_,....i1 O•eal•Qra11dda uohters, 1 o r••I· erandsons. • •Islet' .._..., M<GAeor end ~~ I'. R. Reid. Mamorl.i MnkH _.. '-lei Oft J-a. 1• at 0--. Mir11Mr., ~. ,....,_ 111 -tal• View C-ry, T ........ r .. .,, OMMi-. C..-. Wlllf"• -•• llonl. SMAW CHA"Ll.S Alt.,..,lt SHAW, ege 71, l'HIWftC " .......... 9Ndl. C&. p--ey.,, ~'I I. 119 .... 11 _..,.....Ir/ 1111 ........... °"'1lnt w.IM f/f OW- del M¥. c... 1 ...,..._. ' llMH'S Mid , O<MCICM-. Mv• MNlc9S lleld Oii JvA, I. ,., Sen4cft ~ ... dlr9<1._. ef a.Ill ..,_.... Sno!WI & '"'""' Wttacllff ~ ,....,...,.,, U1 E, tntl It., C.C. ............. ITV4UtT • NO•MAN •DWAltD ITUAltT, '-" ._., f/f c-u --. 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A total or 1,800 we re picked to see the president with 200 other n a m es dra w n for a sta ndby list . The first fi ve names chosen were local resi· d e nts . Anothe r na me drawn early was 8-year · old David Pearson, the mu.scular dystrophy boy In Modesto, who was 22nd . Payment Set BAKERSFIELD CAP> -The City Council baa decided to pay Planni.nl CommiDlooen md civil aervlce board members $25 for each meeting they attmd. The councll allo Mt a $100 monthly IDWIDWD per penoD la •tabltthtnl the pay. "My mother forced me to go." he ATNESS BUFF Jack Lalanne e Week-Long e ;; . .: § -::.? :~ >;}.': " " " Dual-Speaker FM/ A Last Big Week! Headphone Radio By Tandy RED TAG SALE Auto Sound & Portable Radios 28%,o 53%ott Hi-Fi Equipment 14%,o 50% Ott Save 27010 CB's & 20%,o50%ott Walkie-Talkies Test Equipment 20%,o38%ott Electronic Project 2195 Kits & Toys 50% 10 60% Ott Reg. 29.95 PA Equipment Calculators Compact Stereos 35%1056% Off 30%1041 % Off. 30% 10 45°/o Off PC'rtcc,t tor outdoor act1v1'1P' · ''" · •n AM .;nd FM anywhPrc' A gre.11 companion lor 1oqg nq t111< "'l •·sn1ng w1Jrl<1nq or l1sternnq 10 ptay by- play at sporis event~ And ~ou c .-in .,. '' n <!'> toud a..., you l1l<C! without d1s1urbtnq other.-.. earcu':>'11on., sr·at Ou! no1c.P. •wat 1n muc;1c Wide range 2t14· speakers. ad1ustab": h0<idb~nd tinq1.:rt1p controls r 1rldcn an1rinnas. Battery extra . 12-116 CB for Fun & Safety on the Road TRC-421 A by Realistic 6995 Reg. 99.95 Save 30~ • fiiVISA CHARGE I f (MOS ~S TORE SJ Since summer dr1v1ng talotes a 101 out of you dOd your car. take along CB and keeo 1n toucP'l' Highway lnformatton Channer 19 and Emcr- qency Channel 9 let you radio tor road 1nlorma· ·.on Pmergency ass1st.:inc1" or llna the nearest ·est stop O' open qa:;. stJt1on 21-1so2 All-Electronic SLIM-FONE . 59ss ~:;;:~~k Reg .. 99.95 Auto·Aed1al for one·button redial· 1ng of last number entered tf 11 was busy or didn't answer. Universal Dial syslem otters pushbutton OP· eration on any line White. '3·286 Brown. 43·287. Weatheradio · Cube 12~ Save 280/o Get Instant weather info rmation 24 hours a day with no commercials. no music. Pre·set hidden controls once-press Play-Bar for information. Battery extra. 12·111 Extra Long'."'Range Radar Detector Road Petrol LR by Mlcronta Save '30 169~ -Spots moving and stationary band radar and gives visual and audible warnings. Adjustable sensitivtty fOf city Of highway use. Flugs Into cigarette lighter outlet. 22-M02 "Siient Alarm'' Auto Security $ystem By ArcfMr• Save•10 89~ AM /FM Stereo Clock Radio Chronomatic · ·218 by Realistic Save 32°/o 47~~995 Wake to AM. Stereo FM or buzzer. Snooze contr0I. one· hOur sreep switch. AM PM and alarm 1nd1catot s. High low a1mmer ad1usts brtghtness 12-1526 -., ~. .. • • 25-Range Multitester av M1cronta• Save 1988 ·Measures voltage current. AeQ. reS1stance decibels With 20% 24.15 reads. Battery extra 22-202 -. Digital Alarm Clock sy Mk:tonta ('\ . ' ~ . j r '4 Save23"-Easy·to-read soft lighted flip-type digits. AM and PM indicators. 24 hour alarm. U..11 995 Reg. 12..15 Electronic Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer ey •1cnnt11 ===-~!"W Save 18"-24~ WHEREVER YOU UVE, WORK OR PLAY, THERft A RADIO SHACK STORE NEAR YOUI COSTA M ESA HUNTI NGTON BEACH Moec tt.,nt •tte>A ......,, """"· .... Ml""""' BIY!l. .ito r1a t4 ... et co'•o="o:LMAR 't;!:W-:::....c1r. ~~S~~. "9die Shacti • ..., • a.. MwY • ,,.,. WA ... ,. 54. • ,,.. o-v-.. ~-y De...,., f'GU NTalN VALL•Y ::::::11"""· N•WPORT BEACH Loe* .. thlt ~--..... •,,_W,C'.MMHwf.. Slf" lft YOUf 1t1•1t1-•" IRYINE SAN JUAN CA_.llTRANO "~ • t"'4 ...... lt. •Ult .... MC.-..,. ..,., ~C:.•-•MtP......,._., ,IA DIVlllOH °'TANDY CORPORATION ~.~g~.:;. 'AICES MA.V VA.RY AT eNDMOUM. l'TOMS ' \ • I ---------------- f f • •• • --·,··· ~- Beaded lt'esl.1eard ,.,. .......... Mrs . Winni e Shar m a n . 54 •yea r -o ld grandmother from Arlington, Va .. dipped her toes in the Atlantic Ocean at Virginia Beach. Va.. and turned westward. She hopes to complete her c"oast-to-coast walk at SeaJ Beach in about four months. Gannett to Fight Retun1 of Paper SANTA FE. N M CAP) -The head of Gannett Co. Int . says a Judge's order that the nation·s largest newspaper group return the Santa Fe New Mex1tan to its former owner was "based on politics and provincialism rather than fact or law " Allen H. Neuharth. chairman and president of Gannett, said an a statement from Gannett's Hochesll'r. N Y . headquarters, that the dec1s1on by U.S D1::.tr1ct Jud~e Santiago Campos was "out." rngcous · · He said G~nnclt will appeal the order to return The New Mcx1l·an to Robert McKinney. McKJNN t;v . WHO SOLD TIIE NEWSPAPER to Gannett an 1!17fi. riled !>Ult agamst the newspaper group an 1978, seeking return of the newspaper, $25 million. or byth. A sax member rcderetl JUO, after 14 weeks of testimony, ruled Just wcc·k that Gannett breached an e mploym(·nt contract McKinney received as rrnrt of the l97fl trnnsact1on lfowever, Jurors found th<Jt Gannett h<1dn't entered into the contract in· tcndm~ not to fulfill 1t. Ncuharth o;a ad Campos· decision. in effect . .. ha!> owrrulecJ a Jury which decided unanimously that Gannett was innocent of any fraud or dis· honesty ·· CAMPOS SAID EVIDENCE SHOWED that Gannett offlc1<1ls "laid out a clear trail as to their altitude. . which clearly indicated they wanted Mr. McKinney off the masthead and that they wanted to stnp him of his responsibilities." McKinney's wife. Marie-Louise de Montmollin McKinney, said in a statement from the family's home in Middleburg, Va. that her husband was .. ver y pleased with the result. As the case is sUll pending he can have no further comment." Jn the second phase of the trial, the judge must consider the value of the 300,000 shares of Gannett stock , salar y and benefits McKinney received when he transferred the newspaper to Gannett. Campos also mus t consider the current value of the stock, proceeds from its sale and dividends, as well;as earnings of The New Mexican under Gan· nett THE J URY ALSO WILL Ht:AR add1t1onal tc~tamony on McKinney's contention that the paper 1s m worse s hape than when he transferred to Gannett McKmn(•y 5ceki. up to SlO mill.Jon 10 punsllve da mages 18% ANNUAL YIELD Earn 18% on 6 rnontht to ~ one year solkly secured T.D. notes. Trust deeds available From c!4~~!~,ooo CAil. DIRfCT or <XJUECT FOR DfT AILS & FRH mtOCHURE PlEASE CONTACT ME AT HOME BUSINESS PLEASE CALL AT ... M()hlf. NAME .••...•..•.....• STREET .....•..••.... CITY .•••......••••..• . .... TIME ...• OU9'HfM . ......• ZIP . I~, ~"~• A Calif Home Loan Broker tr. ~ UWZV..WAL) lj ~~-. °l> WSXAWCltAI. "" HVNTINOTON MM:>f 1'£1 Clt"S l.JIHDlf«> ,e400,.. c-...., autfff,....... 114,........,-'111-·I 197 ""'AHA utl~IOI """ .. J NATION · NeW Index Confirnu Meteol'ic Tax Rise . ., ........ , .. a.4 Pr.- A ,... Win t'Oftftrm• whal man)' u.-e ~ for 1ean: la•• are n.aaa l•l ... than juet •bout anytb.lo1 lndudl"l prlca. TIM lDdn releued al 11 tJm" r SOtrrHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS .1 % A-.1 yieW ~s % Att•wil r•f• t:ffEcnYE MeTlfttU 7fli when • arowtaa num.,..r or pollU· etan1 are talkln1 about a tax cut - WH devet~ by t he Tu Found•· Uon , Inc .. u non profit rtHuch 1roup bued In W111'htn11ton. O.C. Th4' foundation atafr •lso ('rented "Tax Yreedom Day" tht! theoretical dat.-each ynr on which a t ypical American wtll finally have earned enou1h 10 pay hls or h"r taxes Th15 year . 1n ca11e you m 1sstd 1t, "frt't:dom" came Maay 11 Tbe r•H in taaea baa been p1rUcularty sharp in reeenl yean, the foundation uJd. From lt75 to tint, f« e.xample, the tax index went up 85 percent-more than twice the 30 peremt rile in the price deflator index and more than three times the 21 percent lncreaae ln the output In· dex. LOCK IN 1HIS HICH RATE FOR 2Y2 TO 10 YEARS. TO CALCULATE THE tax rndex. the found,.tlon looked at average federal, state lll\d local leVJes over the years It compared th& increases in taxes with the increase in prices and 10 the real output of the private business sector. The lndex shows that from 1967 - the year used as a basc~-to 1979. taxes more Chan tripled. nsmg about 226 percent. Durmg the !>:lmc period, prices as measun!ll by an in· dicator called the Gross National Product price deflator . Just about doubled. increasing by 109 percent. The GNP price deflator is different from the Consum<'r Price index. partly because it takes into account some of the changes in buying habits thut O<'cur during pt•nod!-i of Inflation While the deflator went from 100 in 1967 to about 209 tn 1979, the 'Consumer Price Index went from 100 to a bout 230. LOOKING AT productivity, the foundation researchers found that the real output of the private business sector. in constant dollars. went up only 44 percent in the 13 year period . that ended in 1979. A look at per-capita personal in- come figures from the Commerce Department show:. that income hasn't kept pace with taxes. In 1967, per capita personal income was $3,153. It rose 176 percent to $8,705 an 1979. - THE FOUNDATION 18 cooducting more research to find out what types of' taxes at each level or government -federal , state and local -are ris- ing fastest. Preliminary studies in- dicate that the s tate and local taxes increased much more rapidly than federal levies during the late 1980s and early 1970s. After that. the foun. dation says, the trend was reversed. f<'rom 1975 to 1979, the index or f(•deral taxes went up 74 percent whtle the index of state and local tax- es rose about 50 percent. An earlie r foundation study. meanwhile. showed that the heaviest federal tax burden falls on residents of bag cities and the surrounding sub- urbs . The foundation calculated that the federal. per-capita tax burden for the nahoo as a whole was Sl.599•in 1977. the latest year for which com ple~e statistics were available RESIDENTS OF THE 266 Stan· dard Metropolitan Statistical Areas the country's biggest population centers had a per-capita tax burden of $1.728. People lavtn)( out outside lhC' statbtical a reas had a burden of only $1 .244 per person II ere 1s the foundut1on '!> list of the !.I most-heavily taxed areas and thl' per capita burden 1n l•ach place An(t'!Or6Qll". Ald'\k.b '1,68' a .. oo•l>O'I. (.onn n.•n Mn Fr•nc.•Yo Oe"llltNt C•llf \l 1~ W•\htnqton O C Maryl•no \11rq1n1• '1 >•\ N .. w~Hirl, N J '1 146 R111tno Nev '\1 L.M N•"•u-Sulfon •• H f \1 110 M tG14nd lf'U'I. U 081 \M•\01•, fl4 ~7 0f>' ( $100 minimum U-easury Cntifl- eate. 30 month to 10 y<>ar tt·nn ... Jntel'Y'st compound('d daily. Pays. you . 25% more th.111 any bank on a <·omparabl • account. ~They've been serving Californian'I sin<.-e lts89." .. ,,.,.' 11 fo t111l 11fqlf\ I• •1Ulu• I Hl1..,f1u1ff.AI 1101• t• ..,t ,., .... h, l11t t .u 1. u 1lfttl1 '""'.I h 11111 ' ... ,., ..,,. ~ Now_. savings Insured to ~ $100.000. ~ • --=-=-===--======== FAR WEST SAVINGS Formerly State Mutual Savings ~E \\'POHT Bl·\( 11 WOI \1 \C:\HTJI l H ISi \I> "\lll\\1111 •111 I l1t\f1 t ' '' •• 11 • '., L.~.H0\11 ) INFORMS 1n the 'I t "Tl'\ hi/I l·I H"il\"I. 1 1_1 711111 The sun's rising, arid as it ri ·cs so docs the demand for ,electricity. A the day gro \v hotter, air conditioners a nd other appliance click on in homes, tores and factoric . The electric load soa rs ... far beyond n ormal demand. You can help li ghten this load -and delay building expensive new generating facilitie -by cl itking off appl ianccs ~uring afternoons, when demand pe3k Please. Give y:our appliances ·the afternoon off ~·click :' ' Southern California Edison • f t • ~COUNtY WI*! 11 day Juto; I lllO • .. OCC Ey Gr.~t For Con&erving camPus Energy C..... cootaJn!a1 vol__. ol -...uUoe' tu,,.... • Oran1• Cout Collete apptiulioa to SacramHto for a '450,000 frHt from the • cattfomla EMraY ConffrnUon Commloa llav• beft ihlppM olf to the atale c•piilol. The administration wtll leam tn Ausuat If th• t0Ue1e wUl 1et ull or only a porlion of t he nearly half-mllllon dollaara. Officlahl at the 210-acre campus aey they are virtually eert»an to rett>lvc1 at least • portion of the fund s wh ich wlll go loword p urt'h a&e or • t'ompull'r T HE COMP TER. ID lurn. Will be used to further <'Ul COSU of ~nergy t'OOSUmpt1 on In the busy campus's daily operations Dunng the past year. OCC leaders say. they reduced energy use 25 percent By lnstalhng the computer -assisted ener gy conservation system. college olfictals pred1ct they could further save on electricity. 'ftater. gas and fuel oil to the tune or 40 percent. Orange Coast College President Dr Robert B. Moore set up a task force 1n the s prang of 1979 to study OCC energy consumption and to determ10e where cutbacks might be made. FACULTY, STUDENTS INSTALL SOLAR ENERGY PANELS They He•ted W•t•r. Helped S•v• S115,000 Durtng Ye•r THEY SAI D T H EY WERE "a ppalled" lo discover how "wasteful" the school wa s. Its 37 major buildmgs were audited during the study. There are JOO of these clocks. and fo r $200.000 -the cost of the computer whlch the college s ays 1l will buy a nyway. even if its grant is not a pproved -power use could be sharply reduced. Court Halts Sale Of TV Decoder "We were operating buildings at a time when they du:ln't really need to be going," says Leo R. LaJeunesse. associate dean or instructional media who headed the energy tas k force. "We met on u weekly basts to assess just where the college was headed. "Our energy bi lls for the fi ve years previous to 1979·80 a pproached $700,000 per year," he said. TJUS IS BECAUSE a llmeclock operates in 15-minute increments while computers function down to milleseconds. "It will .pay off itself in two years and will have an operational l1fet1mc of five years beyond that." 9"1VS LuJ eunesse. T he task force's findings are contained in the five-carton sh ipment of s tudies, docume nts , reports and recommendations sent to Sacra mento. A judg~ has ordered an Anaheim television shop 1o slop selling devices th at allow people to receive Z Channel service without paying for the first-r un movies provided Zsub5cribers. T H E CO MMITTEE CONDUCT E D a preli mina ry e ne rgy a udit a imed at reducing energy consumption in JS major bwldings. Orange County Superior Court Judge Orella Sears issued the injunction against Pirate TV after neither the shop's owners nor their attorneys . showed up in court. Changes included adjusting thermos t ats. improvrng combustion of boilers, install ing solar energy panels a nd turning to solar power to heat The data wer e accumulated b)'. ~ facult~ committee or specialt:.ts m engmees:iQf. power. electronics technoloJ;ty, mathematics an<i science and business inform1Jt1on systems. water F='==~--.............. -..,.--------- LeJeunessl' predicts that within two years all 0mars . "' ., .. ~ T H E I NJUNCTION was ·sought by Theta Cable or California, the company that sells the subscription televisrnn service Ronald Bauer. attorney for Theta Cable. said the company has had some problems in halting th~ s ale or the devices HE SAID PI RATE TV uses its own antenna to intercept the microwave freq~ncy and tra nslates it to a frequency that can be used by owners of the television device. ln addition, another Orange County defendant. Z Te levision Repair Co .. has agreed not to sell the devices any more. water on campus wi ll bl~ heated by the sun. CUSTOM FRAMING Results of the preliminary energy audit. he Spedellzi"111 In :.aid , include a reduct10n of $115.000 in energy b1lb. SHADOW BOXES .. at least on paper ··,.. 1803 Newport Blvd. ··rr WASN 'T AN ACT AL savtngs of Sl 15.000 because utility bills Jumped drarQat1cally durmg the year. Had we not conducterl the audit. however. our utility bill would have been $115.000 hi gher " The comm1tll'C fi nally concluded that t he coll e~e needs a co mput er to synchronize t1meclock:. regulating various energy-ustng devices. · Costa Mesa 11 ffOIT' boby••ll•l\<l It N N}<M ~orq thP (l(JW!o ... j C,.~1.-~ °'"'('""' N>ID'> ,001 1.~ tv•r W\ ii '''" s.~"" Cl••K •or, r •r, c r,.,,1~h (II •h~ "!'"'''"ll Wefl give you a . ~-n&-e •'ISIUre. F.UMBS IWSUaAMC E G•OU' S41-S554 « l l5-l4l7 19 1 4 ~·CM .. Mfl41 At Perpetual we give you ~the most for Y.our money, with the highest interest rates allowed by law. $100,000 by an agency of the U.S. government. How high? 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MOM'S PAID£ Greta Garbo Stars P<1tlis Co1n,erge 011ce More N EW YOHK IAl'I Two ll'gen-dary fil m :.tari. wall be ne1~hhors an Paras for the lo\C·<'hnd · Hut whale Gr<.4\a Garbo. 75, and Marlene Ole tra r h, 7H, both will lave on Ave nue Montaigne-. don 't expect tht• two lo J(ct togt>lher ror tea The only time the two we re to~ether on fi lm wai. "Thi• Joy· less Street." a Germa n :.!lent movie made in 1925. J\nel they ha ven 't s poken to ca<'h other 111 decades "Althou~h there 1s no feud. they've never rP11ll y la ked NJCh other," a confidant told the Nt!w York Daily News. "In fact. when they were filming 'Thl· .Joyless Street,' Dietrich rcsC'nkd all the attt.>nt1on g1vc.·n to Gurbo Marlene was a ~tar tn Europe al the time . "Later. thl'Y were stars at rival studios Garbo w a~ lht• queen of MGM whilf" Marlene wa::. the queen at Paramount. No feud. But tht'r(• i~ a <"hill ·· .411 Thi11gs \t'11l11erable Nature Cruelist With Heat Wave WASllI.:'llCTON IAP1 -Th(! heat wave, MJC'h as the on<• that ha:-. hakl·d T,·xa~ ~1r m<Jr l· than a WC'ek. as ont· of ri at un· s r rul·l<'M ph1•nomc:n<1 . In on avl·rave yc iJ!'. li•mpc·r:.a turc•s fl'etCh thl' ugly levels. nOtl'~ only "th1· ~ircct cas uall1t·:-. · "NO ONI-: ('AN know ho\\ m any dt·ath:. arc aclv<1 ntcd llv heat-wave weathc·r how mart~ dis('ased or <1g1ng hc·arts -.11r render that under better ronc11 lion~ would hove continued to function ... rc·rtl•t·t~ C;1rl ~·o~c·y or the National Oc<'an1c and At- mospheric Administration Heal IS a normal part or ~Um· m e r a-. tht• <.1 d vunC'1nf,l ..,un pu!'.h1•.., hac-k tht• p<il:.a r air unrl rtc'pl<ic('-. 1t v.1th \\arm. m111!>I u1r ::.pun off the tm rm ·al o<.·eun A:. the continent ~ u rm~. lhl' jct stream. the high lc·vcl ~md::. that s teer the weather, :-.h1fls north. And when it move~ too far north. or whe n a hagh pres.-.un: s ystem becomes stubhorn. hot dry air from thl' SouthwcM i!> sucked into an area, n cating a tleat wave an inter val of un- relieved high temperatures - that can li ve an human memory the way fierce winters do an the north . P ERHA PS Tiit: WORST t:.S. heat wa ves came during the Depression Pro~ressa vcly more severe summers occurred an 1930. 1934 and 1936 Thal ma!>erablc... s ummer of 1936 saw haghi. of t21 1-'arenheil in North Dakota and Kansas. and 120 an South Da ko ta , Oklahoma . Arkans a!> and Texas Worse was thl· death tnll The heat wave Of '36 IS hla mcd for nearly 5,000 deaths. a nd the toll for 1930 through 1936 has been estimated at 15,000 fatalat1cs. A GREAT PLAINS heal wave tn 1901 was blamed for 9,508 deaths. and there were heavy tolls In the early 1950s < 1,401 deaths in 1952. 978 in 1954 ) and in more dis· tanl heut waves, in 1830 and 1800. Basically. heal kills by laxmg the body beyo~·d Its abilities to adjust. The body tries to maintain a relatively constant temperature by varying. the rule and depth of blood circulal1on . by los ing water through the s kin and sweat glands and, when all else fails, by panting. NORMALLY THESE r eflex J<'tio ns are control h·d lly tht· hnun's hypolha lmu~. v. harh 1-. ~ent into action v. hPn 1t '"nM'" hlood heated abm•t· ~~ fi 1k~n·1·!'. The heart pum p~ mon• hlood, the blood ves~cli. dilate' :md blood circulates closl•r to th<• :-,kin . At the sam1: tame watt·r d iffuses through the s kan to cool by evaporation. As the a ar tempt•ralurc· near ... that of the body. tht· al11hty of the body to cool 1bclf l e~~t·ns :.ind di!>comfort 1!'. rcplan·d b\ <iangl!r Dtffu.'>mg hN1t from '>Ur· face blood ves-.t·ls n<> longt·r works and s weat1ni.: I'> lhl· only m eans or cooling If lht'r<' 1!'. high humid 1 l y. th t· 'v. t• <1 t v. ''° · t cva por<1t~· and the prohlc•m' get wor'>c Wht·n t he norma l J1 m1 ts <>f cooling arc excl'Nled by v<'ry much for very long , lht· hum<1 n do<'~ not doze llkl' <i rcpltlt·. 1t d ll':i Lions to Roar In Cle1nente Me mbers of the San Cleme nte I.ions Club will wield bastan J( brus hes and tongs J<~raday dunng the annual Fourth of July Fiesta Barbecue on the ::.outh lawn an front or the San Cleme nte Com· munity Center. Barbecued chicken . with all the trimmings, will be served fro m noon lo 6 pm. and visitors wall be treated to entertainment including tap, belly. Polynesian and square dancing. Tickets are $3.50 for adults and $2.25 for children 12 and un- der Th e ~hi ck e n dinne~ festivities precede the dusk fireworks display off the city's municipal pier. Mesan Graduates • Jana Z. Hans en. of 3262 Hansen Street, Costa Mesa . is a rece nt graduate of the Universi· ty o r Northern Colo r ado, Greeley, Colo. 'Holdup' Of Coach Pays Off SAN raANCISCO <AP> - Wella Farto Bank hu pakl ott an tu chum from an lrat.e k>an cuatom.r who obtained a Ueo •a•lnat the bank'• ra moua tradcim•rk -a 19th century 1ta,~coach. " hope this will make Wells "'ar~o 1rnd othe r b•nks think twice before messina with the lltth: KUY." said Lou Gary. a computer expert who won his claim in San FraAcisco Small Claims Court. WHEN ntE BANK failed to pay off the judgment . he ob- tained on order directing the ~heraff to confis cate the 1852· model stageroach a nd sell it if nect>ssary to pay the claim Gary, who lives an the hamlel of Loma Mar 25 miles to the ~outh. su<:'<i the bank for an $83 prepaym ent penalty he had been charJ(l.'d for paying orr a used car loan early. "We paid him $83 in late May a nd $2 1 50 an early June costs." [)all• Walwoark of the bank's public relations department saad TUl'SCh1y. W ALWOARK C RIT ICIZED the worldwide publicity which the case received in May, say- ing , "The who le thing 1::. ridiculous. It was phony, irritat-ing ·· Some peo11le disag reed. "It's :.a run story' .. the bank .... senior v1cl· president for public n ·la taons. Gc•orge Caulfield. ~aid at the tame Gary obtained tht· !'.tai:t·coa<'h hen Hut he adde1I. ·There·~ no way ht• as goanJ,! tu get the stagecoach " G ary ~ai d h r h a s wo n numt'rous sm tJll-claim!'. <Jct10n!'. an the pust V acatio1zer Gelfj Bargai11 · Fro111 Auctio11 SA :--; FH1\!'o:CIS<'<J I A Pl A l'al m Spnni.:!'. hu!'.tncssm an has p o.111'1 SIHLOOIJ a t an Intern al Ht•\·1•nul· Si:rv1ce auction for a 1 ~78 H<1lb Hoycc co nvc·rtib1e ~1·1ad frorn lht· now j ailc <1 r o un rl1•1 of th e.· C hurc h of ll akl·t·m John Hooten. who sa ys he col· lects classic cars and knew nolhanf.! about church founder llakccm Abdul Ra~heed . topped lhl' runm·rup bad Tuesday of $85,500 from an attorney Tiit: PROCEEDS Wll.I. go to" urd helping '>Cllle a Sl.:>3 mtlhon income t ax lien agains t Hash~ who was sentenced an Mar t'h to 15 }'car~ an prison and fined Sfl.000 for mail fra ud lie was convic ted an conn<:c· t1on with a financial scheme pro masanJt church mt-mbers a 400 pcrtent return on donations The• governme nt pre vious ly 11e1z ed S921 .000 an bank accounts and sold for $550,000 a yacht Ra s h e ed b o u ght Thc IRS declined to specify the amount s till due other t han to say the cost or maintaining the yacht and stonng the car also must be pa ad HOOTEN SAID HE ha~ homes in Indio and Palm Springs and farm land an the Coac hella and Salinas Valleys . He said he read ab o ut th e a u c tion in a ne wspaper advertisement and ~topped by for the sale while on the way to a n Oregon vacation Hooten. who look the car ror a drive after writing a check. saad he'll "probably put at in the garage and pct 1t." Marine Aircraft · Coritmander Named Marine Col. Robert C. Finn has assumed command or the 1,000 -m an Marine Airc ra ft G roup 4-0 at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. He relieves Col. Simon J . l{jt. tier . who will take on duties as professbr o r milita ry science with the Naval Reser ve Orrlcers training unit at the University of Missouri. Columbia . WE BUY: \ FINE Jewelry Gold Coins CALL . . SDver An~ 644-1440 I ** * * * * * * * . * * * * * SPECIAL STQRE HOURS: FRI., JULY 4th. 9:00 AM TO 7 :00 PM AD PRICES PREVAIL: ~::;;ifl!WED. JULY 2nd. THRU SAT. 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WAStoNGTON I Pi Thfo moral and polltJ('al ~•r ovtor abortion raan. but anu abortion forrt-s have won a major V\(' tory TIM-ll S Supreme Cour1 !tU)'S lht' ft'dtoral (lovernmf'nt Md th,• states ,.,.. under no legal ob ha.cation to Pli for niost abor lions for \o\"Qmcn on wt-lflln• B y tht• mo ·1 i.l ender uf mariitns.. a ~4 Velk, lht• nauon·5 h1gbest OOUrt ruled Monl1u y lh»t a rongl't'$111onul res trtcllon on Medaciud spend1n.,: for ubort1onb 1.s eonstJtullonal The measure kno \o\n ai. 1h1• Hyd e amendmt•n t bt'C'a usc 11 was sponsored b) Hep llt•nry Hyde. R Ill bur:, Med1ru11I s pending for J bortwn~ t>xct.•pt when a "oman'!:> hfe would t>t..> endangerE'd by l'htldbirth or in ca~s of prom µtl~ reported rape or tnce::.t lle re :Jre !>Orne que1>t1ons and ans "' t'rs a bout major point~ of the deca:.aon. and "'hal at rould mean. Q. WUI lhls f'nd legall&ed abor- Uoo In tbt" llnllt'd Slatf's? A. No. The Supreme Court's landmark 1973 deo4s1on sta ling a ll women enjoy a constitutional right to contrdl the ir bodies. at least for the first ~x months or their pregnancies. is still the law of the land In wr iting for the cotlrt 's maJ.o rity Monday, Justice Potter Stewart said just because poor women have such a right doesn't mean the govern- ment has to foot the bill. Q . If abortions are still legal, the n Isn't the ~lctory m erely Ideological. carrying no real practical meaning? A. Wrong About one third or the 1 mil11on legal abortions performed earh ytar an the Unit- ed St<\}es since 1973 have lx>en for women on welfare. The llvd e am endment IS expected lO lower the number of Medicaid abor· STREETS NOT FO(l WALKING S/\N JOSE (/\P J Police Chief J osC'µh M1•Namara says that beefed-up police activity. an t;mdem with a new anti-loitering law. "appears to hC' controlling· ·downtown prost1tutaon McNamara ~aid apparently out of-town hookers arc getung "and of the city ordinance. Other oH icials report that pro~t1lutes have cut back their hour~ of work"° a void the police pat rob Uons trom more than 300.000 to fewu than 2.000 Q. Wka wtll 18'1' u&olf of fNl..raJ a...U.. flllld• ~nr? A LawytN for \hf' Deptut mt"nt of Health a.nd Human Sf'rvkes who atudlf>d the cit< cl11on aJI day think ~I fNteral money for Medir ald a.bortltm-1 will dry up whtm the Suprt-uw Co urt 's mandal tt offi caully rt!ach~ two lowtir courts whOltt· dt"ctaions it revf'r1ted µrobably _Iul~ 2.')orJuly26 Q. WIU that save lbe fedenl l(OVl'rnment and tbe atat~~ ~ub ''anllal amounts of money? A No Those wom en who "111 not be able lo have the gov!rn ment pay for their abortions still "'111 get the costs of childbirth paid for And welfare payments for ch.lid cue are expected to rlSt' Q. Can an lndlvldual state dt'· cide to make Medicaid funds a\•allable even tho u gh no matcblng fedt"ral funds wlll be avallablf'? A . Yes. Nine stal<'S and the District or Columbia hav(' !>UCh policies now. but political pres s ure surely will mount to follow the federal ~overnment 's lt•ad Those s tates ••re Alas k a , Colorado. Hawaii. M 1 c hi~an. New York , W a s hin g ton . Maryland. North Carolina :rnd Oregon. Q . Wiii this e nd all the t alk about a consUtutional amend- me nt to outlaw abortion? A. No. Hyde predicted Mon d ay's victory will fuel errorts to change the Constitution and overcome the Supreme Court·!> 1973 ruling. Dr . J ohn WJllkc. president or the National Right· to-Life Committee. said his or ganization would "redouble our efforts to rf'Stor e legal prok c t1on to all human beings from the time of fertihzat1on " Q . How did the conlrovf'rs\I get all the way to the Supr.-me Court? A Monday's decision actuaiiv was s parked by two separat~ cases. from New York City a nd Chicago. The court ~nose the !':ew York case as its main forum because tl presented the broadest legal questions . The day after the Hyde amendment took effect. Oct. 1. 1976, Cora Mc Rae of Brooklyn, N. Y.. challenged its conslllu· t ionality. A 24-year-old Medicaid recipient who surfe red Crom vark~t· \'t•11111 und blood clou Mn Mr Htw !IUt'r being to ld no l(ovemrptmt fundi. were uvullu!Jll' to pay ror lhc 1tbort1on tw1 1lci.:lor!'I advbed her to have A un Initial court victo ry wa11 w o 11 , Mr:. M c Rae had her Ml·dlca1d a bo rtion but h e r law~uil hu(J become a national .. t'lui.s 1.1<'11011" with the rights of all \\Omen on welfare at stake. Q. What legal rationale waa use-d by llw court? A The maJonty said the Hyde amendment does not violate a "'om•in·~ con1>t1tut1onally pro· h •1·tt•d "liberty .. and does not 'aolalc the equal protection right~ of poor women. The ma· JO rtt> also ruled that the spend· ang r<.'stnct1on does not set up a ~talc religion Just Ix-cause the Ro man Catholic Church happens to d1~apµrO\'C of abortion. t•. How did that s it with the dissenters? A J ustice P.iul Stl•v1;·ns caJlccJ th l' ruling .. tantamount t o. :>t'V('re punishmt.•nt. .. Jus tice William J Brenna n Jr. called 1t ··brutal" und Jusltc(' Harry A Blackmun said 1t means "the cancC'l' of povc·rty wi II continut' to grow." Justice Thurgood Mars h~li said poor wom<'n now "must rc sort to back-alley butcht"rs . at tc•mpt to indurt.' an abortion t h t' m s e I v <' s h \' t r u d e a n cl dan~erous methods or <>uffrr th<' ~erious mc<l1ca I eonsC'qu(·m·t•!> of attt•mptang to l·arr) lht.' frtu~ to ll'rm " Alu11a11so11 Gives Gra11l To UC Irv ine /\ $600.000 g rant h as been ( ;1 wa rdf'<I to UC! l r\'ine hy th(• Ahmam,on Foundation to aid construction or the first phas e or tht.· UC'I University Conkrence Center. Tht• grant. prcsf'ntl'd to the l 'C l Found;.1t1on, will he com- l)lnc<l w1th matching funds from private dona tions to m ect the SI 2 mtllion cost or construction. The irutial wing of the con- • ference center is to be named in honor of the la te Mrs. Dorothy G rannis S ulhvan, the former wife of late financier Howard P. Ahmanson \ We've been port of the good old days for on enttr• generation'• Intimate fomlty Ute. occoalona, and pteoaur., tn their mo~t preclout ~on. the Amettcon home. A lotttng value ot o competitive pfic• ta whot you'll find In our exciting lhowroom- at<>fet aportdlng with CTeottve .. tttnga 1f0f evert room In the houae. and the aeleo- tlon• Include the name brand dealgna and RI Oftglnola mode exc luslvefy for our cuatomera plua decorating aervtce. the fomou1 RI Furniture warranty of quality and coufteoua dellvert at no extra coat. We're proud to b• port of o aecond generation'• good new doya. and the memoftel to live w:~ for yeon to come. QOOO OLD DAYS For I nata.nc •, lurll ngton' • fl neat cabinetmaker crattamonahtp give• you ~rtoom-quallty In o klnguze Ml with all oak aolld• and veneera atyled with o country-took emboaled plank effect and o 11ch 21 atep ftnlah. Klngslze headboard. deluxe dretMf, h1·fold ~velec:t minor, two night tabl... :1eSS. Abo ovotlobl•. doubt•· dOOf ch .. t $Ht. -Memories are made at home GOOD NEW DAYS llOrHttc:e.My: aL TORO. nMt II Toro IMvd •• (n4) .,..,. IANTA MNTUIT1N • 17031. 17th It .• 543-1201 COITA MEIA • 3111 N . ...,..., llvd. • ..... .,., WllT ..... TIR • tl011 9Hch llvd. (714) 111 ... 71 HUNT1NQTON llACH • ttQt .._.. 91wd:• Ul-llOt AMHtA • 11727 louttl It.• tt4...U lttOf' 1 DAYI A WllK • WllKDAYl 10 UNTIL I• IA'T\MO.\Y 10 UNTIL I• IUHOAY t2:IO UNTii. I -- II f)HOrf•d /\ l ' !-\.!'>lamp h;i.., 1'<1nH111 rnor.itt•cl lh1· J()Oth a nnt\t.•r ... ar' uf tht.· birth nl 111'11 ·11 lwll1 r honorini.t h(·r .mt! h1 •1 lt•ac-hc·r t'\11n1· Sul!" .in Viets o.~nv P()W BodiPS "' W\Slll"\c;111'\ \I' fh• ,,f!111,d \'1 •·tr1 J m '''"" A~rnr\ h.l'. ch·rnl'd Jlll·~;.it 111n th.11 \ 111n.1m '" h<ildmJ! th1· rc·ma1n ... <i( 1011 \ml'nt :in.., k1lll·tl lh• 11• dur 1111-llw "':ir \·1HnJm h.J.., ri·tum f'rl t 11 tlw L fllll'<l ~tJH•.., th1· 11·111.111 ... •·I .111 tlw \1'T11·n1·on" 1l h:i.., fr1unli ..,,, far .111111.., a<'ll\t·h 1 ont111111n,• atw • :.inh , .. ,,1 J ne"" JJ.:••nc·, d1.., 11:.itl·h m11nitun'll lw1 1• I.. \1. 110\.. ) ~ EnArgy Saver SW\ I.Ch C&ll red\JOO Opt'r&UIIP. OOStB NATION Oil Finn Pay1nent Approved l LOS ANGELt:S LAP>-The Department or Energy will dis- tribute S25 million from Getty Oil Co to military personnel and custome rs of a Getty s ubsidiary us a settleme nt of alleged' price contr ol violations, the oil com - panv said. Getty paid the $25 million to the department as part of a set· tlc m ent with the agency over al- leged federal violations. The agreement contained no findings b y the depa rtm ent o r ad· m1ss1ons hy Getty or any price v1olat1ons, the company s aid Tuesday The s <'ltlem ent provided that S25 million be depos ited in a fund to be udm in11>tered by DOE to .. assist economically disad· \ a nt a~ed pe rsons an m eeting t h e ar · energy expenses th is winter .. 'ndc-r thc 001-~ plan. S12 5 million Y.ill h(' distributed to loY. intom1· military personnel m ~l :.itc:.. when: <.iclly sells s uh- ~l:.inll:i l port10ns of heating oil. Tht· olht:r Sl2.5 million will be r11 ..,1r1hut ••d <luring 1980 to nH.t11mt·r~ whn huy Getty's bnindc. primarily in f 11 .. ~llrJ\.q•c.,t 2 V all ~y S tude nts Gain R~cowi ition 1 "o 'itudcn'ts from Fountain \",ill1•\ haH· bt-en prcse nlt.'d .11 .1tl•·m1e honor a" a rds upon .. 11tr.int'l' :.it the· Cn1H:rs1ty of the f'.11 rfH ~tu<•kton. ·1 Ii 1 • q 11 d,. n i... ;i re D an 1 e I ~1t·n1.1nn J gr ad uatt· of Foun- t,11n \ .rll1•\ l11gh S1·honl. anrl f-.l11,il11'1h K1·lly, .1 ~r.iduatc of 1,11 ... ,\ m 1g1,-, ll 1~·h !-Ir hoof TBF21ZA Get an automatic ice maker for half-price with this Ro-frost 80.8 cu. ft. Food Saver Befrigerator that keeps fresh food longer. This Food Saver Refr1gerator featW'ElS a. Motst. 'n Fresh sealed h1gh- hwn1d1cy pan for mo!sture-lovtng vegetables. a. Cool 'n Fresh lower- hwn.ld.1tQ' pan for most fru.lte a.nd berries. Versa.tile Meats 'n Snacks .. pan can be relocated to a.ny level. Has 6 split level, 8C\fUStal:>le tempered glaSS shelv~. 8.97 cu. ft.. freezer. Reft'tgera.tor ts 301;.i" w1de by 86" htgh. .· t I I l ] ( v 1 l a F 0 F s c tt St a1 0 G1 SL ha bl• 1 ha Wi ) me d e tu elb I be u.: .... DAiLY...oT All Compromise Vital in Smog Plans 7,...,.., Sylveater Stewart, 37, of the musical 1roup "Sly and th e Family Stone," has been ordered to r emain on a drug diversion program for a year. 81 ,_,. D. £UAI hr mon than to )'un. Califomla'• •moc ........... nm hut.en &be model ror the D8 dea: Swh UDM Cahfonlla edopttd • polhrdon ~ tral ll.IDdard or l~hntque II I ler hu bttJ1 adopt• ed udoeally Now ~ b • major ~Hl to tbal procram. lNeluly Jpun"ed by a red~ral demand ror aMual iuiMCUon ol •mot conll'OI devk on cars ln Callfomla'1 wban cHlus ONE BY ONF.. PaOPOSALS TO t<>mply with that federal mandate havt-fallen by lhe wayside ln complea comm1llt•t• ht•.irinw In the 1tate Leablalure. can l ht" I> (I I I I ' (• l4 I r---!"'-.t-H_'T_H_F._R_" __ deadk>clt be made to pro duce something pos1,1vc ' CALO'OKNIA The odds increaMng· \. FO(: l l ~ ly are that 1t well. ~1th -------- bolh state au quality of· ficiala and leg1~lators who want to end many ol Califonua's precedent settlng pollution standards finally displaying some willingness to com promise. FOR CALIFORNIA, FAILURE TO com- promise means another year under federal sanc- tions that already prevent con:,,truclion of large in- dustrial fa cilities that might J,iroduce new smog. Ir no inspection program I !. cidopted by m1d - September. Lhe sanction!> will be extended to in- clude an emban:o on $750 million in federal . SpliUi11g TV new s perso nality Harry Reasoner has fil ed for divorce from his w ife, Kathleen. Ma rrfed 34 yea r s . th e Reasoners have sC'vcn children. Social Security Hiked 14 Perce11t WASHINGTON CAP> -The nation's 35.2 million Social Security recipients are getting a 14.3 percent cost-of-living raise starting with checls being malled this week. The increase, the largest annual boost since Social Security benefits were linked to the Consumer Price Index in 1975. will cost the system's trust funds about $1.4 billion more a moo th. Tbe average ~red person living alone will receive $330 • moot,ti. up from $289. The maximum Social Security check for a 65-year-old worker retiring this year jumps to $659.80 from S572, while the minimum payment goe. to $153.10 from $133.90. Monthly Supple mental Security Income checks for 4 mUUoo persoo.s also are increasing 14.3 percent to a maximum of $238 for an in- dividuaJ and $357 for a couple. Sting Aid Found LONDON (AP> ~ A 95 percent effective an· tidote for bee and wasp stings discovered by U.S. and Swedish scientists has been tested successful· ly in Britain, according to a London. hospital im- munologist. The venom has been refmed by a Swedish drug company and can be administered as protec- tion to those at risk. said Dr. Martin Stern. con- sultant clinical immunologist at Leicester General Hospital. He said the scientists used pure venom ex- tracted from dead wasps, which are killed by selz· ing a nest and deep-freezing it. The bee venom is obtained by attracting bees to slightly electrified wires inside a hive. The shock-q.uses them to sling and their venom is collected or?a glass plate, he said. .. l1taw11 and .... r 1ruu oormally 11wee ts> CaUfonla. TIM unc:UoM C!'CMlt about 1.000 Jot. tn lt'IMO and lhl btavief' m•uuree to come 'VrOUJd meu many more .)Obe. But compromlM Merna likely. t~rst. Democrau~ Sla\_e Sen. John Foran ol San t'rancl.Ko. puhina • bill that would end separaLe ~~ 1tandard1 wtua. Httin, up annual lnapediona. a1rffd t.o allow many o the slate's cu•deU.. la atand. MUY NJCHOLS. CHIEF OF THE state Alr Rea<>urcel Board. then announced she would agree to an annual 1napeclion plan conducted by local ~t'f vlc-e stations and mechanics, rather than the centn.Uud system she and Gov. Brown previously 10fllsted upon. A few weeks earlier. she helped kill JU t s uch a plan. lmusting it wasn't likely to pro- duce cleaner au But now she says a k>caJly conducted inspec- tion plan may be all that's politically possible. since opposillon to centralized lruspectioos ha,.s In- tensified with reports of problems m the ex- perimental centralized plan used to test used cars changing owners in large parts of Southern Calirorrua. "I Lhin1t'-we'll have something passed by Sep- tember." she said. IN 11IE MEANTIME, SHE lhJ'eatens to take Che federal Environmental Protection Agency to court to fight any new sanctions that might result from st.ate delays in setting up annual inspections . "Our feeling Is that adopting a plan under this pressure could open the way to the SO-state car." "aid ARB spokesman William Sessa. indicating that his agency fears a major compromise on stale standards would eventually lead to their total dis· appearance under the impetus of the auto lobby. which has opposed them for years Car manufacturers and dealers maintain the special California requirements make new cars sold here more expen s ive than those sold anywhere else But the ARB malntalAI tbeH araurnent.a are ,imply political po1twin1 by the car lobby Tbe acency even accwiet the automakel'1 ot price· nl.ln1 to make I\ aeem that CaJHomi• controls are more cosUy than they really are. BUT THOSE CHAaG£8 WON'T lead to the kind ol compromise that seems needed. If annual vehicle ln.spections will Indeed clean up a lot of CaUfomia's smog. then the ARB probably oucht to be willing to give up something to get them. At the same time. automakers and dealers must re· cognize that state smog controls historically have proven to be a good thing And the political climate finally seems right for a constructive co"!:'prom1se. (Eba& IS a columna.st baled in Santa Maruca J You don't need COfl&.....641-1289 . .. ..._._ ••HIOll ~95-0401 11a2c:.-~ ...... fl.,. 0...,. r-. •• ·~ l'l<•t I a special occasion to have a special evening. You don't have to wait for a birthday or anniversary to feel special here. Dining at the Five Crowns is always a great experience. Our Mr. Crowlel welcomes you with the wann hospitality o Old English Inns. Cozy rooms. cheery fireplaces, and marvelous fare -~-featuring our famous roast prime _ ribs of beef expertly prepared by Chef Ivan . Come dine with us tonight. FIVE~S ... -•• 4>11'>ch ('.(..-• ,, ,,....,.! Vv-<"W de! M.u 171416-r...1374 .,.. ,,,,,.~ • I~ 00..) \i..tMl,... Awanl lbu'll saveS209totheWmdyQ~ , ow United cu1 take you to Chicago for only $99. 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At ·Wimbledon WIMBLEDON (AP> E' onne Goolagong or Australia up ~e t Hcond s eed ed Tracy Austin. 6 3. O 6. 6·4 today to qua lify for the women"<> s ingle-; final of the Wimbledon tennis champ1onsh1p. Aui>tin. 17. had been i;.cedcd to meet tY.o lime dc:fenrhng cham p1<Jn Martinu :'\a1. rC1tilov<1 1n the final Goolal!Ong, thl' 1971 cham p1•rn . .,., Cl~ Lht· :'\o 4 !><:ed ~;l\rattl o va rc•C1c h1.·d th!.' "-t•m1f1nal-. Y.1th .1 d ramatic 7-6. I 1;, JO >I "'In IJ\ t:r Jf, vear-old Hilht• Jean King. who c;aved e1k ht m atch point!> !"<ivratilova mPet.., Chn~ EH:rt Llovd Thurs· rl J\ for a place in the. final op- µo ... 1t .. Goolal-!CJn.I! \nil ·J1mm' Ctmnorc;, :i round bt·h1nd bt·cou"'· of tht• r:.im that h ,,, d1~rupl1·d lht· pro)!rom , m l'ri·.1ml' II.ink l'f1 ... tc:r Ii 1. 6 7 1, I i 1, .I oh n ~I 1 E n r ''., b ,. a t h 1 -; 1!tJ11blt·-. µurtnn. Pl'tl'r F'lemin~. Ii 'I 6 2. lj 2 '\a\ ratd11\ ,1 b1dd1nJ.! f()r hPr 1 htr<f ""<"'<'''I\,. W1mblNfon t1 111 ..,,.1c111m ;1ppr11,1< h.,d h1·r JI' .. 1.. JOHN McENROE LUNGES TO RETURN SHOT FROM KEVIN CURREN AT WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS. • One of the Greats, Pistol Pete, Returns Pete Reiser Amon~ Wlw's Who at Dodgers' Old Tinw"'>s Game 8} JOH~ SF.VANO 01 In• O•oh P1lol St•ll !\aturoll). TUC'!.cla) lcH)ms as a big da) JJ/r most hac;c•ball fans . That s '' lw n the t~:.t in tht• National and AmPnean leagul''> Y. tll ..i:-:-.l·mhll· a t Dodi.:t.·r StC1d1 um fo r m<JJOr leagUl· baseball'~ ;mn11al All st<ir clash ,\ b<-1.' of tail'nt v. ill be featured. Names lik~· Park<.•r. Steve· Garve•), Reggie Jachon, Rod Carew i:l L) nn, Rt•gg1e Smith ~111d . possibly, Willie McCovc) will on hand Each pla) l'r a superstar m his own n ght . all of whom will do nothing but t>nhance the bc:auty of Chavez Ravine AND YE'f. STRANG ELY. despite all this talent. an event Is scheduled to ta kl· place at Dodger Stadium two day5 earlier that could ovc·rs hadow 1t all For. )OU ~ee. that's when lhe Dodgers· Old-timers ~ame 1s~te<l Featuring not 1ust some. but very possibl y the best arr a) oftJlent cvt·r to g rat·e a ball field. Hall or Fa m ers like Muntle ... Feller ... Spahn DiMaggio ... M<.1ys . . Mathews . . and Banks will be in attendance to battle a team of Dodger All-stars led by Koufax ... Snider . . Drysdale ... Reiser ... Wills ... Reese ... and Campanella It's a dn•am-come-truf' gathering ror the avid fan Plus. it's a t1mt• for old llmt:r:-. to rlo a ltllle renecting of their own ·· 1t's fun 1f )Ou'n• able to do anything But when you're as old a-. I am all \ ()tJ t·an do 1s t<ike a bow and m eet old fr1l•nt1 .... " -.aid fil ~«.:Jr old Pt·te He1M·r from his home in Palm ( 1irmg!-> HAROLD PATRICK RE ISER. n1ck.n'amed 'Pistol Rete' during ht' playing days. is ont• of those Dodgers th<tt ma ~ have not n ·cC'1vcd the acclaim of a Koufax or Drysdale. but N·rtamh pl<.1yt'<i <tn important role 1n the club's history. He t•ame to the Brooklyn Uodgers in 1940 and' amazmgl~ "'on the ~L ballin~t1tle with a .343 a verage his next season }fr was a Ct.'nter fielder who could run like a deer. thro.,., like <.1 cannon and hit with the b<'St of the m. In his s ix !>eason!. as a Dodgt•r he hit ov<•r 300 thrC'e times l'nfortunat<'ly, a~ "as the case with most ball pl ayers of Halieki Shar BROOKLYN'S PETE REISER that <'r:.i . .HJ_•1ser·.., earcer Y.<ll'> "hortl·n<"d tx-c-ausc of the "'ar and tht' thn·t.· v1·;:ir-. 11943 45J ht• had to ~~nd .,.,·,th the· Army Ancl. It 1.q1<, in hi~ thirrl yc·ar or "l'r\ H'l.', y. hth.· µIii) ing for th•· Arm1.. th<it Ret:'>er <.ll'J)p<•d in <1 l'hut·khnll'' ;and brokt• his col l;irb<mt· tarn1..,hmg t·H·n mon· .1 prom1:-ing t·art·i•r aln·ad~ cut 'hort . ._. "IT WI\~ A ORF.A~ JU:.t to ht· pla) mg,'' ~iJ)-. H1:1:-cr of the• op· John Takes LA Mound NEW YORK CAP> -Tommy J oho. no stranger to the crowds at Dodger Stadium, heads an eighl·man All-star p1tchin~ starr n amed by Ame rican Lea gue President Lee MacPhall today after weekend cons ult ations with Baltimore Orioles and AL All-star Manager E arl Weaver. A Winning Streak -Tivo in a Row!·· John, the b1on1c arm left· ha nder who helped the Dodgers to pennants in 1977 and 1978 only to sign as a free agent with the New York Yankees following the 1978 season. is the only repeater from last year 's squad. And he'll probably be the most w ell known on the AL staff for Tuesday's mid-season classic in Los Angeles. Joining J ohn on the s taff are his New York teammate Rich Gossage. Tom Burgmeier or the Boston Re d Sox : Ed Farmer of the Chicago White Sox: Larry Gura or the Kansas City Royals; Rick Honeycutt or the Seattle Ma riner s : Dave Stieb of the Toronto Blue Jays and Steve Stone or the Baltimore Orioles. With the exception of John and Ga.sage, the AL staff has no All· star experience . But in John and Farmer they have the makings of an incredl· ble comeback story. Both men Aave under1one arm s 1ir1ery with Jotm's truly a mazing. r ln 1174, he ruptured a liga- ment in h15 pltchlng arm and un· derwent a delicate t e ndon transplant lo reconstruct his ~. ID tbe following four seuom be wu ee.38 and thls year ll 11·1, '-dina t.be AL ln shutouts wtUalour. ClllCAGO CAP> -Ed Halick.i doesn't want to think a bout last year. or even the beginning of this season, which he spent in "ha t he considers a wasted fashion with the San Francisco Giants. "That's a ll in the past ." Hahcki said Tuesday night after pitc hmg the Angels to a 5-2 vie· t o r y over the e rro r -p11one Chicago White Sox. "I don't want to dwell on the past." T he triumph was the rirst in over a year for Halicki, who suf· fered a mysterious ailment over the 1979 Memorial Day holiday and never was given a chance lo regain his form. ••1 COULDN'T SLEEP, I couldn't swallow and I had a fever of 102 for seven days, .. said Hallcki. '·1 lost 20 pounds. They never did find out what It was . After I came back I got a few starts but couldn't regain my form. Then they threw me in the bullpen and used me to mop up the rest of the season. "It was the aame this year and I didn't mlnd because I bad asked to be traded," uld Hallckl, "but when the tr:adine deadline came and I was still there I was really dlup- polnted." Apparently. so we re the Giants. who sold him outright to the An1el1, a team atrapped with tnJuttd a>ltchers. But Halick!, a 6-7, 230.pounct g iant, gave tbe Ancela and .. Manager Jim Fregos1 the lift they neede d with four-hit pitc hing and a seven-inning stint "HE GAVE US exactly what we needed," s aid Fregos1. .. I was happy to get se ven. innings out of him. He threw a fast ball and s lide r and ch a nged his speed real well ." _ The Angels, taking 'advantage of four Whit e Sox errors. pre· sented Hahcki with a five -run lead in the first two innings. Four of the runs were unearned. "That doesn 't make any dlf· ference," said Halicki, who 10 1975 threw a no-hitter against the New York Mets. The runs were on the board. When they give you five runs to work with and you don't hold a lead, I'd h ave some doubts about my ability." No need for doubt. Halicki gave up a leadoff single to Bob· by Molinaro and then retired nine in a row before the Sox scored their two runs and a walk. a triple by Harold Baines' and ao infield out. BALICK.I GAVE UP a harm- less single to Ores Pryor in the fifth and departed after the seventh in whJch Chet Lemon doubled for the fourth and final Chicago hit. The victim of the White So~ errors and Halickl's effectlve- ne11 wu Steve Trout who went the distance and allowed ·only one bit over the Jut seven h1· n ln•s. pm t 111111' Th1·11· .... ,,, 1111th111c I 111uld rlo Jht11H ~tt·tng 1n th• 'l'fl.1t·1 'lh•1• \\.-f • .1 l11tof11lh,.1-.inrh1·-.am•·ht)at · H, ... , r '"''lrl"' ll"1n 1 ''°'' on•· 111 •·11,!ht Uodc1·r' \11 "'In,, lt.111111•' tlll•· 1111 ,. •Ii• 1u111 11( tl1t· r1 ntun Jnc1 11nh nn1 nf t \I II , .. \\In .I 'ltJlt II liu I 1·r11\J. n l'.11:! :!I•. 11;.llj ~H I 11lu ~ t'fl in l\\o \\11rld '-'1 ·r1t·" 1 1·111 1'141 onl\ tu IH· dl"Jl'l"JIOlt-<1 b.\ lht· '.'t•\\ Y111i.. 'I .1nk1 •t'" 111 both Still hu\H•\ • r 1111 1 ,11111 .. lw r•·m1·mt,. r' mo.:.t .. n· th• not'" ..1g:.i1nst thl' ~t Lou1-.. ('.irdin .. d-. ;ind thl' ;-\(•14 YCJrl.. 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I don·1 blame the pla~t>rc; for \\hat they get l l)rl..i~ \\'1' h.111 ;i lot 11f rumm11·..,.,., ht-n I µl.1.)ed <ind ..t lot of pl.1 \ t'r.., 1u-.t ;1, dt·<llf'.1tc•d In :in' "Pl>rt ~nu rt:> bound to h.i\ ,. 'onH· -.our <•1>1Jh_•.., IJut I thrnh. tocl..t\ l> pld) ~r~ do .., h<.·llu' <1 JO IJ .. Anci !--11 did Ht•1-.t·r .... hn fin.ill\ put an l'nrl to h1" r arc·er in 1!!52 v.hilt• a m1·ml){·r 111 Ilk U1·H·land Indian!>, retinnK "'llh J .2!15 lift.:llrnt• :t\ erd~t· • ............ AOD CAREW 8COAl8 IN A CLOUD 0, CHICAGO DUIT. KING, WlNNER or a record 20 Wimbledon titles tnclud10g six ~·angles. trailed by one set lo love when play resumed this mom· · 1n1c but dropped only seve n points m taking the second set 6·1 in just 17 minutes. Navrat1lovC1 was unable to gpt he r first serve wo rking a nd missed Cl number of volleys. see hit back to lead 2·0 in the third set but King ('amc back again to tie. then had her bi g chance: when :.t:rvrng for the: match at6-5. Navrati lova hroke back to lovt•. however, and King then :.a \'ed eight m atch points in thr<'e different games before the 23-year-old ch <i mp1on fina lly took t he match. T he Czech bor n left hande r now mt•eb Chri:. Evert Lloyd in the semifinal:. T hat matc h will b<· a repeat of last 'car's final. Kl'.'OC. ~l.\RTF:D the day on center court llkt· a whirlwind while> the :.oun l-(n d<.'fcnc11n g C'ha mp1on w<Js obviously te nM· anrl nt'r\OU'> Thf' Vl c a-11£"1 .. old tadv or ten n1 ... " .... on llJ -.Lr<Jt~ht poinLo; and 20 of tht· f1r.,t 2.J µl.t1.t-<11n takinc .1 :i 0 lt·ad :'\avr:.itilova won imlv on1· of ht·r thn•1· point-. on :. fl•.,i'n \J.l nn1·r ~t :1111r1J m<1rft' f'rr11r5 both off lilt· L'r11 untf .ind at n<.•t. Shi• d•rnhll· f.1ultt·d :.it J.!amP point 1n lo• 1 OJ.! h1·r -.t·rnC'l' al lfJ V(' in th(· w • 1rnlf l!<Jnu· rif th(• 5t•(·o nd i.l't. .\ C RO\\ 0 of lfi.000 watc-ht.>d •h•· lone Wl''..t"' inc thriller <m th•· 1·1•nll'r 1·r1urt uf tht' All t:nclanrl Club Hri<Jn <;<1ttfn1'<1, Y.ho wa~ un ..,, ... rJ1'd . up ... t!t ·wo1t1·k F1bak 1,f f'11l.1nd . thr· l:lth "ecd, 6·4. 1·6. 1, :.! Jnd "J.., 1h1· r1'r'>t man to rt·J<'h lhc· "t.•m1fin:.ilo; Gottfn('fl h.1tl nnt droppt:d a -.et in the wholl• tournam1·nt 1-·1 hJk had u Jhl'l !\:o 4 V1tas C nulJ1Us 10 th1· fourth round TtH•!->d.1y in a f1\'c>·:.N thriller I ~ '1.\RTl~.\. Page 84' No-hit Star Hounded By Errors I.OS i\'.'IGl::l.ES <A P> -G1v 1n.: up four unt.•a m ed runs to San 0 11•1!11 tn a 4 I v1ct1"1ry by., the· P .1t1r1•-. Tul•<.du~ n1 cht. nn-h1t p1tt·h t•r J1·rr' H1•u..,.., of tht· Dod).!1•rs !->ltll had his good <.,turf but ht> left htl> luck 1n s.rn f'ran t' .... ('(I fo ollowmg .1 t\\O-Out er ror h\ t ht• Oodc1·r->' <.,horts to p Rril R u-.c;ell . 0,1\ 1· Winfi eld s luggt'<l h.-. l'tghth ho mer a-. the Padre!> built <Jn e<i rl y 4 o lead. R Et:S.~. 9·2. who h urled a no- h1ttl·r at San Francisco in his pn·vrous <.t~rt . worked seven in· nings and allowed four hits. He lo-...ert-d his EHA to 1.74. but lhc Nror-. by P<'<iro Gut•rrero and Ru:-.!>ell ('OntrtbUtl'<i to the four unea rned runs. ··Jerry pitched a good game." said Dod~ers Manager Tom La so rda . "That e rr o r . < Russell.!t-) cos t us three runs and we gave them all fo ur. O utside of the home r un it looked like he had Jtood stuff." "I tned to downplay it." Re uss said of the excitement following his no-hitter . "It had no bearinJ? on my next start. But still I thoug ht a bout it, o nly because I was reminded of it so much." "WHEN I WAS OUT there pitching -no , l didn't think about anything but the next bat· ter My stuff was all right." The three San Diego pitchers allowed JO hits but had the kind of fielding support Reuss could have used. The fina l Dodger threat was ended by reliever Rollie Fingers, who struck out ·Steve Garvey with the Dodger batter representing the tying run. "I threw him a slider. I didn't want to hang It. I got it where I wanted it." said Fingers. who recorded his 10th save in his 32nd appearance of the sea.son. The Padres scored a run in the first I.Ming without benefit of a hit. Gene Richards walked. went to tblrd on Gue rrero's error and scored on Winfield's infield but to snap ReU!s' scoreless in· ning string at ~. alCllAllDS GOT the Padres' first hit with one out In the third Inning, an Infield single, and eventually scored on Rusae.IJ's two-out throwing error . Winfield followed wtth his two-run homer. Steve Mura. 2-3, Denn.ta Kln· ney and RolUe Fin1en com· bined to scatter '10 hill. Mura pitched lnto lt\e seventh. ~lvlna up six hits and walklnc five. 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Man Pa11i . ut1ht' 1nf1 t lck1 fm thl· Dt'lro1t TrE:N:. .tltc·r h1t11ng J hom1·r tnpll· Jnd :-.111gll· rn a gamt-with lh1• An~1·b I ,,. rwq·r hitd :1 1·1owd 1n lht.· bag l(•ui;ut-i. l'\l n l"lap for m1· l1t•fon· On 11p1·nrng UJ) wht'n I "'.,, "1th Ho-.tun I ~nl .1 i.t.rnrl1nl! boo 9"11 • .J aek11011 P o f•p \'011k.-e l 'it•f ,.,.,, Ruck~· Dent drove rn l wo runs with a bloop s ing le and R.-ggie · J ackson drilled his 19th home r Iii to carry t he New Yo rk Yankees .to a 3·2 vrctorv o\'er Hoston Tuesday hight rn American Lcagu~ ~ascball 3('t1on . Rick Sofle ld s ing led home pinch-runner K en Landreaux with two out rn the ninth inning, lifting Msnn- e,ota to a 2-1 victory o~·er K~rnsas City. Jose Morales lashed J one-out double off Paul S plittorfr to begrn the wmnmg ralh Bo Diaz tut a grand slam homer and Tom \"pryz«•r addl'd :i solo s hot to lt•ad C'lt•\ <•land to an 8 7 win OH·r Detr oit Jim Palmn pitched four-hit ball over R~ ;1 rnnrn,gs and Ke n Singleton hrt a solo homcrun as Raltimore bcat T oronto. 2·0 Robin \'ount rra-.hed a pair o r <;oln homer<; <ind a doubll• ;rnd (~orman Thoma!> and Mark Brouha rd al:.o hom cn •d to lead J\11lwaukee to a 5-2 ,·retory over Oakland M ooi>e Haas sc·:ittered nine hits to collect his third s traight wrn . Bru«> ~hte's oE,., ha!'>c!-.-loadc>d s ing le with one out an the bot L11n1 of thy ninth inning hrought home the tying and w1nnrne run' .• ., Sc:ittlt· dt·rt·atl'd Texas, Ii 5 The Rangers used thrC'l· p1tl·h1•rs an th<· ninth tr) rn,g to hold a 5-4 lead .. The Angel~ h.1 \ l' s 11.!m·tl Jllll'hl·r Ocnnii. Rasmussen, th ctr No. 1 pick in t lu· rt•gul<i.r pha:.t· uf l hC' rC'c<!nt baseball draft . Third hascrrwn Crt•or~t· Bre tt of Kans a!-. City will not p la) in the All -.tJ ganw at l>ndgt•r Stadium Tuc•sday becausC' of ttn ankll' 1n1ur) ~''"' 't ork's Grai,g Nt•tllf'\, u res1dt:ntof El Toro. Y.tll r1·pl:1<·l· hrm rn lhl' '-lartrn i.: linf'UJJ l«J•!u • llil. t :rrnr f•if·p Phillie" tt'in l't>le n o<,t• clrm·1· Ill Grt•g (;rm.,"' rlh an] Ith Jn· Iii nine 'lnJ.!h· ;int1 l'hila<ll'lphra :.sddNI <inoth<.-r run on .111 1•rr111 h~ thrrrl ha.,1·rnan Larr~ Parrish to defeat \l11ntr<•JI. !'; 4 rn !\<.1l1onal Leagul' action. Gross ~ .ul rP:ec·ht·d ftr't 11n a fleld<:r s t'horce ... Bob Homer hit a •11· fin .rlo.111" l\\o run 'ln).\lt· m u ri ve-run firth inning and \ 1 l.inl.1 lirol-• t lw g,1 nw open with sa x m ore runs sn the s ixth ,1 tht· HraH'!-dl'fl'at•·d tlou-.ton. n 4 The win was the fi rth tn "" i.:aml'' for thl' Braves. Jeff Burrouftbs l11ll m \t·d llornt·r' hit 1.1.1th hss sixth home run 1n l:! g:1ml·., aftt-r h <J\'rng gone fil ga mt'' "'ti hout a homl' run Lenn~ Kanlile hit .1 th r ee-r un h omer rn the M'V<'nth innrn.c: to J,?1ve the Chirago Cubs :.s ii :i triumph O\ c•r thl' ="c"' York Mets. De o· n i-. I.a mp got lht· \I. 1n with relief help from Hill Caudill und Bruiie Sutte r . Phil Carner singled and ca'me around to score the wmmng r un on Bike Easler's fie ldet'' choice ji!roundcr in the 10th inning ai. aosE Pittsburgh beat St . Louis, 3-2. Granl Jack- son wa:. the winne r in r elief of &rt Blyleven ... Ed Whitson Jll~f'hl•d a s1x ·h1tter fo r his fi fth straight victory and rookie H1ch Murray pounded a t\">·r un homer as San Francisco pos ted a I 1 victory over Cincrnnats .. Wlllle McCovey says he woulct consider fm1s h sng t he season only if San Franc isco c·annot find an ad equate replacement as a r es ult of his an- nouncemt·nt to rl'tsre Sunday. AP W1,..pf'Ot1t TIGER SHAKEDOWN A pri·vatc• 't.'<'t1nt, g11·11·cl :-.carchcs ;.i fan bcfon· hL· enter' thl' hl1·<1da:.-wt·~11111 ;1t Tiger Stadium tn DC'tro1t Till' hl1·.1c·li1 •r' \\ 1·1-.· d osed June• 17 bet·ausi.· of nm ct~ 1-..m. ;ind 1111" f;in·. .1 n · :-.uhll'l'I In :-.1·:ird11·' tor h11tll1· 1 111 ltq111d l'orll<rinPr:-. ••nd horn ... · ffA'l i r t•menl J 'oU..: Pr••ruo turt-:• ~.\:'\ FH \'$"1:-;('tl 1·1n1·11111.11 I'., \I 11 1 , , ~ John \IC":\.11nar:1 l.1bdl·d lorn "'·•\ 1 1•1111 m<·nt hmt · pn•m.Jtun • .1ft1·1 "1ul111, 111• -.!t.mp111J.! ptll'hcr h.lrk to Crnrrnn<itl ·1 Ul·,d.1\ t11r an ,., .1m rnallnn of h 1' 'hn ' right -t111ulrl1·1 Follo'""J.! !\lnndu~ nu:ht ' 111-.:-. 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K !\1 PC <7101 : San Diego at Dodgers, 7.30 p m .. KAHC 17!)()1 THCRSOA\"S Rl\DIO Baseball -San Diego at Dodger!->. I r> m . KA BC 179i11 SPORTS BREAK I TENNIS I HO,.SE AAONQ Evert-Lio d Relaxe1 Ice Maiden's Image Melts By WILL GRI MSLEY Al"s_.l•ICM~ WIMBLEDON. England Tht· m as k ls off. The charade 1i. over Now it (•a n be revealed. The la dy who for nine years h as been known a s '"The f ee Print't•ss" and "M1 -.s Metronom e" of tennis <tctually IS 3 Sen s itJVC'. thoughtful l rl d1v1dual who relaxes tense oppo nents with wisecrac ks durtnK c ha ngeover s It took 15-year-old Andrc E\'<'rl Lloyd . 1n the Wimbl edon '.\Oml'n"s quarterf1nah Tue:.du\ 6-1.61. . . T H EN CHRL~. undr·r thl• rn te nst• 1nqws 1llon of the m1.:d1a fmallv had lo <1dm1t 1t "It ;s the reput ation I \'1· h..1d t·v1•r 'met.: I've bl·en pits} tll l! ht·n•." she said. "It's n.,t m' rm ai.:t· Sometimes I am outgornJ,! :ind warm Other t1m(·-. 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'.\1' Olrt \.:ii Nan •' • L' I \ t'"P•·rn 115 11, Six Tt• I• I lt.1p1 of Hoh 1:!11·1 I . '.\lr \l1•rn C"h11 lo. t;..lfl 11 and Flying l'.1 llll.'.1111 Ro~er Carlson Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN · J ohs Getting Scarce They haven t bl•gun :'.I search for replacements Ht. but thl' fort rs Marina and Westminste r high '>t•hools an· pres ently w ithout head footb all coaches That ·s r ight Sunset LcaJ(ue Coach of the year for 1979, Dave Thompson of Marina, and Myles Co rrigan . who has 22 returnin g le tterme n at Westmmster. ure without teaching contracts. The only stems on paper for these two are .. RTF" notices <reduction in force). Each has only t wo years with the Huntington Beach District. Thu!\, both a re in limbo until the district decides 1t has enough teaching openings to re-hire the m. A few yea.r s a~o Marina Coach Leon Wheeler was in the s ame predicament, but he was even· tually re-hir ed. The sam e figures for Thompson and Corrigan . One has to wonder what the ramifications might be should one or both not be re-hired. Tt !Jllght caust? a slight r evolution . .... .. :-WE'RE ST ILL TRYTNG to figure out the d)Otives for parading Kerwin Be ll around, as if be 11t• going to play in the 21st Orange County All· 9Carfootball ~ame. Officials or the sponsoring Brea Lioos Club were adam ant In kPe ping Bell synonymous with tbe game. although frankJy, they knew very well bla participa Uon was extremely doubtful. Nevertheless '\Ae Kansas University-bound star, the CIF Big Five Conference's Player of tbe Year, was used in a manner bordering unethical. As it is, Belt's chances or pla ying In the Shrine Game In Pasadena July 18 are only S0-50 became ol the severity and re laUve slow healing process or hla hamstrinai injury. . (. TH£ SU1N£ GAME -that b"rtngs us to ~ Item. Too bad the ap()nSOring Sbrlners were unWllling to bend regardless of the situation OnJy two player s fro m any one school can be scle~ted to play in the game, thus ligh t e nd deluxe Mark Boyer is s hut out because of the presence of quarterback Frank Seurer and Bell . No m atter that the Big Three. which included Boyer . led Edison to the most spectacular season . in years. capped by a 55·0 rout of Redlands in the finals . ft was n't s urprising to sec such action. though. since this was the sam e body which bypassed Edison's Bill Workman as the South coach. • • • HE HAS YET TO PLAY a minute or var s st> ball . but Fountain Valley High quarterbac k Matt Stevens. in the 6-0, 175-pound range, ·s already opening some eyes. Opinions from severa l directions.are labeling the Baron as a can't m iss blue chip. some saying he'll be the best quarterback ever produced at Fountain Valley. That's a mquthfuJ when you s top and con.side r the Barons' past. Poise and accuracy make Stevens the threat he is. Multi-talented Emile Harry will be used at wide receiver. • • • AaOUND THE BEAT -Ne wport Harbor H1gb 's football fortunes took a big swing in the right direction with the appearance of Redlands H11h transfer...._ S&oc~am, a 5-9, 200-pound two. way tackle. Stockham was a starter for Redlands u a sophomore when the Sailors turned the Ter· rtera away ln the 1978 CIF"\>layoffa. 10-7. The Tars Me takJ.nc a look at him at fullback-linebacker ... Newport Harbor quarterback Gary Parrtab re- main• ln a tentative situ ation followtn1 shoulder 1ur1ery for bunlU• . . . Edlton Hilb defensive Unem an Clarts •etUardt, a 6-3, 210.pound r etu rn· ln1, starter, appears loet ror t~ Charien' aeaaon e>pener after under1oln1knee1ur1ery. · "1t:Rl{'\'.'O l.EAGL E "t''l Ohi,ion w L 1\.1n• .• ( 11 \ l ·I 31 ('h If .11.<i :i;, 3X Tc~.1" '.l~1 '.l!l 'ic:ittl" :13 •12 \I 1nnt•<,e1l.1 :12 4i nakl•1nd :12 .1;1 ,\ngels 26 16 f:asl Divi,ion New York ,If\ 25 M ii w auk1·t· 42 30 Balt1 mon· .HJ 3:J lktrort ~ 32 Boi.ton 38 34 Cl('V('l:Jnt•l•F'd'8 0.tr()ft ' M 11w-) 0.•l""tl I Mt~• 1. IC.•nw\ l•h • Y •ltt••· le,..t) ,...,., .• 0....,.. Pct. ~ 17!1 173, 440 132 ·127 .361 .658 .583 548 543 .528 .493 451 GB H H1 i 11 I JI ' 12 JGI :• 51 i R 81 y 91"1 12 15 A-It IT....,. 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S.n 0'-fCur11' H I •I ~n t<;ott1 k l ~ (IU~ IR~I ~11 •• Nirw Von •P•t•l'- 1 01 Pllll•MIP"•• IC•rllon IJ JI •• Mont•••• IR_ ..... l.n ~I I.Chill fV1Kll0•1C ll I ~I •I Poth l>utQll f R'*'"' •II. 11 "°""°" '""" .. ~ 11 •1 AllMll• IP Nlftro~ IOI n C111<1n11•ll I PotO•• • 41 •I !.•n J'r•n<•k•," C-ltfut<ol-$1, n TEST DRIVE ·DATSUN OF BARWICK WILL GIVE YOU THE SHIRT OFF HIS IACIC Come In For Your Free T ..shirt & Demo Ride "Don't Miss BAR WICK'S 4th of July Specials" . -·· ...... _ ..... -· ... .. • SOCCER I BOATING / BAS ·BALL Surf Goes Sour Me1np1W Rallie1 for 3-2 Jliclory I) nJaT E D ."'t __ ...,.,......., Thf" Memphi Rogu~ aiot • thrtt day Jump oo lnde~ndt!nC'(' nay and It' accompanying rln•v.·orks Tuesday nl&ht with 11 <'Omf" rrom ~hind 3 2 victory ovtr tht' California Surf befort' 6.347 fu n:-Ill Ana ht1 m Slltd1um. Lukly . tht• Surf htti. bt•t'O pl 1t vlng '* cat und m uu'll' ~am .. "1th tht" 500 murk ln ttw North t•r1can Sooi·t"t-r Ll'agu~·s Arnt'r un Wt• t Con fert'nCt' Just wht·n l'l aH•r Coitch P l'tt>r Wall 'l> <'rt.'W :.l'c m:. to !o!t'\ 1\~ uct together with 90 minutes of M.>lld MIC cer, the Surf defen:.t• ljke:. u rest. the offense g<>t.>i. sour and the rt~ult 1s a mirrored r~·ord BUT TllESOi\ Y NIGHT. tht' Sud dropped below the 500 m.i rk 110 11 1 despite a thnlhn~ 1>erie:. of dnH•i. 1n the final 20 m 1nut1:s th<tt had the crowd on its ret>t "Once a~ain \H ' !'ta rt ed urr .... ell but we didn't take advantage of the s1tua- t1on." bemoaned Wall "We've got to attack and attac·k. We JU~t can't sit back and watch.•· Steve Moyers. who lost his starting job with the Surf when he was in· jured sever<il weeks ago, finaJly got back into the starting line up and he made it clear he re mains to stay. The scrappy native of St. Louis scored at I :39 for his ninth goal of the sea s on on C1n a ssis t from Laurie Abrahams . llow£>ver. the goaJ did ht· tie to discourage the Rogues. M EMPBJS GOT the ~ualizer at • • 17 14 when Jimmy llu bund sror~I on • qwck ,,...... kir k T hf' i.hot ·"klrted put • diving St.-vt> tlt'llrm ch wM v.•as m ok1nl( ht "'"':~>Od Nt..irt m lhto nc.•tK for C .1hfomla llf'IJm1c h. tht• 19 yt>u old (rum tlunlln.iton ll.•uth w 1111 phtylnK 1n place of Alan Mayt.•r who wu 11Ull rt' cupt>ratlnw f rom wh11t lb bt·1nK dt'fH'rlht..t ui. u ..,, t1111lui.h, sufft>rt•tl in Sunda 06 s l dt'f11a t to San Jo''"' "Thul rrf'i· k1('k rt•ally hur1 Wull 'did "EHn one thought th1.· foul .... J l> on M••mvh1i. tmd it "8 1' our k wk But the ref culh"<l 1t t he utht•r "u" dnd Just like that. they ~cored · Tht' <.'Omplex1on ol lht' /.!llffi•• quick ly changt'd with t hl' M1.·nwh1~ titlh J ohn Faulkner bruk1· ltH· tu· dl :t1 H on a header off d <'hue ht· < uol-t· t'Ur ner k1c·k t'AULKNER. STA~011'G no mort' than three fttt from the goal1>0!.t , 51mply JtJmmt'd tht' h.111 into th~ back of the net It "a'> ooh th1.· w cond i.:oJI of tht' :.ea ::.011 fur lhl· tkfrn~I\ l' m inded for\\ard Wall adm1tte<l that fkllm1<·h l'ould ha ve been fa ulted on u l'Oupll• of the goals . but ht' i5n't worried dbout the rookie's progress. "Steve did okay 1 think this game will be <1 lesson for him. llc's young and needs expe rience. and the only '!'ay he is going to get it 1s by play mg. But J'm not blaming him for ttw loss." the player-coach added. ·'We allowed the m to work the ball the way they like and let them ~et back into the game in the fi rst half. But we did change in the S<'cond h all," Wall sa id. PETER WALL ---------- Twilight Willllers H .. il tio,1 Yat•ht Club ha' annnUnl:t'd thl• re .,ult~ 11f 1h J um• T\\ 1ll ght ~l'r1t·..., ::.a1 lt•d l'Vt'ry Wl·d · lll''>d..i~ n1j!ht in:.1de tht· ha\ Thl· J ul\' ser 1c~ 'la.rt-. ton1t(ht · Cl;.1<.,:-. troµh~ winnt·r~ \AllOT A C•nov Li~<• B"C \Annr H 1 M1., .. Mc ' +rlrn:>n ""'' ll,t NIO~~AHOf 'J,....,, .. ~f'!"l.lt .. RVC I Mt;•H,.\;Nh l\1'( l \.C-ht~ {.,t£>('o;1""'· '""'( l A.•1r ... IJ.r ' )Oh~ t•obb S"tf l A\l fol CJ f,t po, 1 1f""Y _..,,., t\ "V(. I "1rnM(< ,_._ '3 f(. llOO 14 I I• fl•" n t;VC 7 ~<>"' 8v,.1on A"'Y( ) l~m W11t on ATC M f-l<AI I Gfpg H 1ff1• ~Y( 1 Don P, ,.,..,, P vr rtlaul Raee Triu1nph Gains Yachting Lead V ICTO HIA. 8 r1t1 s h Columbia I AP l - Triumph. a 61-foot s loop from the Scottsdale yacht club m San Diego. was leading the fleet Tuesday even mg in the 2.308-nautlcal·mlle \lictoria· Maui yC1 cht race. logging 180 miles for the day Twenty mile!> behind was the Tacoma boat Chiron. which tiad the l>est day·s dis tance. logging i60 miles. In lh<' JO miles behind Chiron were third-place Race P assage. of Brem erton. W~sh .. closely BOA.TING followed b~ Wink Vogel's Vancouver yacht Dream Machtnl'. and John Long's Vancou\er boat In· domuabl<' In 10th place· v. as the Canadian naval training ship llMCS Or101,._ a 90 rooter from Victoria The !>pread hct\\t-tm the front and re ar of the fleet. Tue'id11y v. a!> 190 miles Ten boats had posted 200 m lies or mon · for th<' previous 24 hour:, and tht' m1n1mum da~ ·s run was 150 m1h.•s Al la:-.l report. all the boat:. were taking thl' s outhern rouH· to Maui The ka<l l-!rouµ \\J :-. 400 mill"> off the Cahfom1a coast nc•ar S..in Franc1sto. and v.ere about i .700 n11lcs from the finish lint· 1n lla v.a11 Tht• :l5 ) aehts formed the !thape of Cl banana as lh1•y ('OflH•n !l'd Oil JlttY, CJl l Tucsdu.' ·.., .,.. t•athcr v. 3!> cloudy v.1th winds hlo" ing from thl' northwest at from '>IX to Ii knots ~lo:.t of tht· hoats <.,;11l ed about 160 mile!> ~ton day 10 a tlO'>l·l~ p:.itkt:d 150 mll1:·w1de parade off thl· northl•rn l'~1llforn1<1 c'ln~t Man~ of the boat~ "t-rc \\ 1thin a mill· 11f l'ach other and thl' d15tance bdv.c·l·n th<.· ll·<1d a nd 10th boat \\a~ a relat1velv '-mall 711 milt•' - .. DAil Y ~LOT fl:I SIA-IUYS OF THE WEEKI ••••••••••••••••••••••• . .. : 1976 DATSUM ! 1210 COUPI it • • 4 speed transm ission. sunroof. • AM/FM stereo tape & ai r cond1t1on1ng. : (083ZOJ). •••••••••• 1973 CADILLAC it COUPE DE Villi • Full power. stereo radio. v1ny1 top ana ! :111. wheel BELOW average mlles 1 • (109JNW) • ... • • 5 2495 • • • .. • ... ,. ... ,.. • • It • • ~ .. .. ,. * .. ~-···················~~ NOTHING OVER 54995 NABERS AUTO CENTER 1425 BAICER ST. COSTA MESA 540-9202 NL Alt.stars Dodgers Dominate satisfac camel ·Filte on. style. NEW YORK <AP) -Dodger fans will have plenty of chance~ to root for the home team at basebaJl's All -star Gam e in Los Angeles Tuesday night. Four Dodgers -second baseman Dave Lopes, s hortstop Bill Russell, first b~eman Steve Garvey and outfielder Reggie Smith -have been named to the National League's starting lineup. ··obviously, we have some outstanding players on this team and the fans have shown it by lhe way they ha ve backe d their club," said Tommy Lasorda . who manages the Dodge rs but will sur· render the dugout helm to Pittsburgh's Chuck Tan· ner for the Slst All-star COfttesL The rest of the Na - tion al League starters . elected in fan ballotin~ as announced Tuesday b y C omm iss i o n er Bowie Kuhn: Catcher J ohnny Bench of the Cincinnati Reds. tbird baseman Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies and outfielders D ave Parker of Pitts- burgh a nd Da ve Kin~man of the Chicago Cubs . The Boston Red So> TANNER ha ve the most starters -three on the Ame rican League team. one that hopes to bre ak the NL's eight-game winning streak. Outfielders Fred Lynn and Jim Rice join catcher Carlton Fisk as elected starters for the AL. though Fisk continues to suffer elbow miseries and Ri ce is on the d1sabl~. list with a broken wrist. . ._ It isn't likely. though , that Tanner will name St. Louis shortstop Ga rry Templeton to the squad Templeton. who last year said . "If l ain't startin'. l ain't departm'," for the game. s aid Tuesday he would declme the invita tion if Tanner offers it. TEMPLETON FINISHED 500.000 votes behind Russell m the votmg for shortstop. labelled the balloting •·a Joke" a nd said "( just want the days off." Tanner said he would take Templeton's views into consideration but added he would do all he could to convince Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons to become part of the NL squad. "I demand that he be on the team." said the manager. Simmons, who s tarted last year but finished third this year. replied he would decide today whether he would accept w ·orld Cup Tourney (Mini Fashion) at HB AYSO Region 117 or Central Huntington Beach is hosting its own mini "World Cup" tournament through July 18 with t eams from Columbia. Belgium. North Ireland, Mexico and Ecuador among the participants. The first Summer Soccer Festival kicked off July 1 With a series of soccer games between the intematiooaJ teams and aru A YSO squads. Among those area teams participating are South Irvine (Region 14), Newport Beach (Region 57), Fomrtain Valley <Region 5), North Hun:tinjton Beach (Region 55), Costa Mesa (Region 120), .and hoal Central Huntington Beach (Region 117). Two tournaments are scheduled, one pitting tbe area youngsters against the lntematlonaJ teams. and another with > ounaaten chanatna teams for an internationally mixed c:ompeUtioo. Today's action IDcludes: -Belcium versus Ecuador. 4:30 p.m., Irvine Terrace Part, Newport Beach; -Soutb lmne venua Newport Beach, t p.m .• lntD• Terraee Park: -Coll.a If•• "1"1UI BruU. a p.m .• Balertc ScbooL Coll.a .... ; -Mateo venua North IreJand, 4:30 p.m .• Olea..._ Sebool. Huntlnaton Beach: • -HawaU 'Nnus Cohambia, 4:30 p.m., Balertc S<-bool ; -had•"' Valley ftl'IUI North HuntiJlctaa s .. cb,lp.m .• Oleavte1fSchoot • Wam1ng1 The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigatette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. some men taste it all: Rich warm flavor. Smooth even taste. Solid satisfaction . Only from the camel Filters blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos . . -!-~ .. :. • .lr' ,• ,·.J . - r7 mg. w·. t3 mg. nicotile IN. per cignnt by FTt method. ' 84 CW..Y pttl.Of , .......... . MARTINA. • • ... be ••no makh tcw the p,.... die ttrollea ot Gocttried Bjorn Bora ol Sweden. the top Med •mona the m.e and after bia fillb 1tra11ht chamP60ubip bere. contloued hia record streak ol •inllet vlclortn wtlh • 7·5. ~-3, 7·S triumph over NW>' s Gene Ma~er ot thti,U S. 8ot& has woa 33 ~in.ales m-lebn tn a row al Wimbltdon. He bn*t Rod Lav~r·s reeord or 31 on TuMday. On-., womt"n's sem1 r1n a l. betw~en second setld Tnry Aus tin und No. 4 t:vonne Goolagong, was sch~uled ror later in the day CONN0&8 COMPLAINED about the scheduJang or mat<'he~ that lt'ft him one rou.nd behind his rivals "I know the weather hasn't helped the scheduling ... he s&Jd. "But lhey could .have pul a men·s best-or-rave match on ·at the start or the day and a women's besl-Of·three later. ··But what do I know about scheduJlng? I just play tennis." Rain cut down the program on five days out of the first seven. Connors went on court la te Tues· day and was still in the second set-when another storm broke and play was suspended. Inclement weather curtailed the tennis for the fifth day out or seven on Wednesday. Despite the backlog of matches. though, a s pokesman for the All· England Club predicted the dates for the finals can be kept as they are BETTYANN DENT HAS CHANGED MORE THAN HER NAME. AS S~OWN BY BEFORE-AND-AFTER PHOTOS. Bettyann: New Name, New Image ·A Nezii Couple Makes a Big D e11t at Wi1nbledo11 By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Oft•o.11,~Slaff Not since 1969. when she was ranked 7th in the l 1 S . has Newport Beach's Bettyann Dent m'ade s uch a splash an the tennis world. You may remem~r her as Bett~ann Stuart Or Bettyann Hansen. Or Bettyann Grubb. A PHOTO OF BETTYANN at Wimbledon this "eek appeared m newspapers acro~s the country. Betl}ann's plunging neckline had ~lot to do with tht' prominent play lhe photo got (yes, chauvinism still exists 1 After her s pring mamage to Australian Phil Oent, Bettyann became the answer to a tnv1a question: who is tbe only person to play Wimbledon under four different names? Answer : Bettyann Grubb Hansen Stuart Dent. She compiled a 41 ·15 record at the a~t· of 19 and was ranked ="'o 5 m the world for the 21 -and-wider bracket. That year she made the final J6 at Wim bledon Rut rarely h<1s Bettyann reached such lofty he1g hLl. ~mce. She took um"' out to have a son in 19n by hl·r fi rst husband . Cu) Hansen. and after .J d1vorre and suhsc-qm•nt marnage to Ken Stuart. !>he ldt Lht· pro tc1ur ag<un . · In 1977 Beu :-cinn only made five appearances TENNIS · Newport Beach with th<' "Austrah ~1n Maft w1Lh the LA String <1n0rt BeaC'h anct '>µend their time golf1n).. pl.n 111g tl•nn1s and hanging out togt·thl·r Thl.· m .. mbt'r'ih1p 1nC'ludl'.., l)('nt. Ho-.:-< ,,..,,. (;t•nff Ma~ter:-.. S)d Ball. Kim Weir'>' If k an<1 Ha' Huffds. '>'llh lhl• Go<lfiilht•r, bt•ing H•·~ l-.n11 r•••rt amt Rod LaH·r LA~I \'EAR OF:NT ANO CASf:. pl1.1~10 i,: a:-.a duuble!'> ll'cim m<1d~· thl· f111als at Da\ t11n C1n<t Pan~. rn ::.inglc::.. Dent '-"On tournamenU. ~l ~ydnl·\ and HrC,banl' · · • TENNtS Boycott Helps SoViet Divers AUSTIN. Texas <AP) -With the Ukea of Mia· aio n Viejo, Greg Lougania and Me gan Neyer leading the Unit- ed s~tes Olympic div· iog team , the Russians can take delight that th is is one group of Americans not going to Moscow for the Olym- . pies. The way Louganis sees it , the American national anthem would have been a familia r tu n e in th e Sovie t Union's swtmming and diving cent.er. "We're strong . real s t r ong." said the 20· year-old Louganis. who won both the U.S. Olym- p 1 c di v in g t r i a l s Misaion Viejo and will atte nd Lon g Beach State, the othe r 18·year· old on the team is Amy McGrath of Bloom · ington. Ind.. in the 10· meter. THEN m ERE'S ~ year-old Chris Seufert. 21-year -o ld J ennifer Ch andler . 22 .yea r-old Barb Weinstein. all with their best diving years a head. Besides Louganis, the youngest of the men ·s d ivers, there's 2l·year- o ld s Ra ndy Able man and Kevin Machem er , 24 -yea r -o ld Brian Bungum, and 25-year- olds David Bur ger ing and Mark Virts. s pr in g boa rd and p I at. p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..- form evenL"i just like he did prior to the 197601ym . pies m Montreal. A NEW STAR was d ts· covered in lhe women's diving. Poised 18-year- old Neyer of Ashland , Ky .. who had never won a national 1>vent. cap- tured bolh lhf' women's three-meter '>pnngboard und 10-mekr p latform t· , . ., n ts muc h t o th 1· 'hoc-k of L'S d1vm~ of· f l('I i:J h T 1.1. 11 I H v t• a r · o I d ~ m<.idt· tht· ~c·\·<'n-mc·mb<:r "'omen '> t f'am wh ich "111 tuur J ap<in a nd Ch1n<1 8<!~1des Neyer , DIESELS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! BUY OR LEASE NABERS ~!Joe OAANGE COUNTY'S LEADING DEALER \'o / ,11u·1>r /•rin• .\11 U1•t11>r .'H•rrH·1· 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 '>'ho has now moved to ._ _______ __, 8 LESSONS $15:00 ' But there 1s no denying that Bettyann deserves mon .> C1ttention for her tennis than her attire or her stat" of matrimony In Wimbledon's seeond round '>ht: up5.el 13th seed Sue Barker, 6·3. f>-7. 6·2. on the tour while her husband was teaching pro a nd tenrus d1rec·tor at the John Wayne Tennis Club As &>ttyann was cutting down on her tourna- ment time . Phil Dent was en1oytng the greatest st-asun of his hfc in 1977. The romance with Bettyann cuhminated in a COSTA MESA TENNIS CLUB private wedding this spr1n~. "Bettyann has gone through a C'Ompleh• '\ 557-0211 change. I dJdn 't {'Ven rc<'ogmze her." ::.a~!> on1· a< ' ..._----------------~ q u ai ntance. .. She u -.cd to be: a mClu:-\ looiwn• Bndegroom Phil Dent also made new!> at Wim bledon. dt·featmg Victor Pecci in the third round before finally succumbing to Bnan Gottfried m bis next match. Bettyann's tenms career and personal hfe have ndden a wild roller coaster since she left t;CLA for the pro tour m 1969. H E WAS A Q UA RTERFINA LIST at Wimbledon an<1 <1 sem1fin a1Jst m the French and Ita lian open!> But. hke Bettyann. he had difficulty hvin$! up lo the promise he once showed brunette who '>'a~ a littlt· mcrwe1J(hl • Today Bell) ann ts blond . tan <inrl .. 1end1·r "ht· wears top fashion.., on and riff the <·1111rt .. Not only 1~ ..,hl· lookin~ t>t•ttn :-..I\~ th•• Th1:1r pttth~ ""ere to rross on the World Team Tennis c1rcu1t and again when Dent settled in fneod. "but she'!> also play in~ bt•ttt•r Fly with the ngels Rod Carew OLD TIMERS NIGHT 20th Anniversary Party For Angel Stars 1961·1980 Jim Fregoal Albie P9eraon ~ Saturday, July 12 Angels vs. A's Ted Kluazewakl "Bo" Belinsky FAMILY NIGHTS BOX SEATS AT HALF PRICE July 14 ....................... Oakland A's August 4 .....•............ Seattle Mariners August 19 ................ Baltimore Orioles Order Tickets Earty CourtesyiJ'" of so- Ld..t>-~6 HELMET NIGHT Sat.· July 19 Helmet Nlght. .. Toronto/Blue Jays FrH Angel Helmet to Boys and Girts 14 I you11ger DON'T MISS THESE HIGHLIGHTS LATER IN THE SEASON Mon., Aug. 4 • Family Night eye S~ade Caps for Ladles · Seattle Mariners .&AVCO Box Seats Half .Price FINANCIAL SERVICES .· : &unday, Sept. 14 ... Ball Day· Angela va. Rangers Free a. .. ball to all ~ Boya and Girt• 14 a Younger Courteey of 90"'/f. • .,.·n..o..-6 Sat., Aug. 9 Hollywood Stars Nigh Minnesota Twins -.. 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OF-8•• C.,.._, Sa<lta "" 3J3 Sr. Uf S11~ LAIH>•r•. 8eltll-or .ls> ~ P l•v•r ot Ve•r -Donn• M c Etrt4. M•Yf••r • Misc. \'M -~. Jwly I , •• • DAii. Y fllLOT' 81 New World 1'fi.le Mark -3:48.8 • OSLO, Norway <AP) -Sebu· t lan Coe won one a nd lost dne Tuesday -much to the delight of Steve Ovetl . The two Britons turned an l~· • ternational track and field meet into something more memorable Tuesday as Coe shattered the world record In t he l ,000-meter r ace and then stood by helpless . ly as Ovett broke Coe's y ear-0ld s ta ndard in the mile. .. It tastes te rrific," said Ovett after covering the mile on the lightning.fast Bisle tt tr ack in 3 · 48 8 -two tenths of a second ra~t er than the mark Coe set on th1!> sam e track last .year. "One of t he big goals this yea r was to t ake the r ecord from Coe," Ch Nl added C0<· v.asn't thinking the same thing a bout Rick Wohlhuter or the record the American set in 1976 • · J had no plans of . trying to b<-at the world recor d," said C:o<.· .. My :um was t o beat 1 Willi l Wuhlbeck." ''Wh<'n J passed the 800·meter m;..irk in I 44 4 <2 4 seconds ah<.•;id of Wohlhut1:r 's pace in 1911; 1 I re a II Led l could do tl ," I tw ~2 \ 1•iJr o ld !-.tud cnt ex- plo1n(·d A11d ht• did. crO!-.!-.ln~ the finish ''"" "' 2.1:i ~o t o ht tte r \\ olilhutn ., '>tandard of 2 13.90. h., -- 1 ht• :n \ 1•ar old n ative o f Hr1J,!h tm1 JH.t..,.,t•d thP fll)O m<'lcr m.1rk 1n I !'>;! H. thl' 1.000-meter m.irk In ~ :Q H <1nd turned thl! I 1114 t 111 3 :l:! i '1 lw \ 11 to n 1n thl' I ;! ~I British '"' 1•1 p..., ;1:-(h l'll .., l:!nd .,\ra1ght STEVE OVETT BREAKS WORLD MILE RECORD IN OSLO. COSTA MESA c~of . ..• . _ .... . . ' ,.._, . r.aP;e -~t.one ~ .,.... ... . . . . TALIN THE TIREMAN Hart>« 11.,d. & Wilton Across 1rom Pt't'IMy's Shoppinq CMter PHOME 631-0712 Q UALITY SERVICE ... FAST HOURS: M0 "4. 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Add SIO For Cars Without E1ec1rtn1c 1gn111on '6800 8 CYL. s7900 Some Atr Cond1t1oned Cers Slightly Higher LUBE, OIL CHANGE l FILTER ONLY SA!!. -.., Light Trucks INSTANT C1IEDIT UPTOS500 This lne~slve but Y&lueble service is recommended every •.000 to 7 .000 mfles fOf most vehicles. Included ere up 10 five quarts 01 oil. • profe$Slonal cttass1s tubricetion end we'll 1n11a11 a new Flr .. tone Oil Filter . •We Also Honor 90 DAYS SAMI AS C'ASK :•II @1 ... \ •'Minimum Monthly Payment Required •All F1nencie C"aroe• Relunded When Peld As Agreed P-0-.T-lllOW--ln-MA-'t•'-Slot... lee 'f-II ~IPI ..,.... 0.-. IOr Hit ""-CNlllil 1---~.,.... . ' -Bulaess Eqµipment Leasing Shelter By lllE&av Ll ~~ In add1Uon to tht' 011 •nd 1t1t' t•x 1bl'lten. unull'wr maJUt ~ht•lt ,>r j\ t'(IUl~llH'nt lt•Ulllll Compute~ .and '11rH1u11 \\JIC''I 11t lrun~porh1l100 vc·h1l'lt·~. tnC'IUtl 1og roll t"uri.. un• umon.: lhl' m ost popular 14car h•u t•tl <:nr porat1on" oftt-n pre(~• leuse equipment t han bu)' Th a t up p r o ,, c· 11 c· a 11 1m provt.• u <'orporat1011 ' fm nnrrnt re Vorls by tuk Inf.? hab1htJes <>ff the booh ·Thu:.. var1ou:, tax shdtert'd 1 n ' e ::. t m c· r,h h a \ t' h t' l' n '-UCAS... ~ppt'!al onh to rorrwret .. In 'e ton. •id .. •r•tln1 In~ h •' t" C'Onlrident W. ellu t'tlon for 1nct 1 \ adual lnv tora fhe .f'tnanctal Act'ounlin1t St,1ndard Soard I,, ~t11ti•M('fll of !'tlundard No 13 1 FA~U 13J tk ftnt·~ an operaUna I ·wit.· tt11 uo)' in "hlrh th<' l tMit'I· puy11 only nn u~rt·t'd-upon rental per month or IH'r \'•'ltr for a 11t'l J>t•riod 11{ tlllJt' Tht• lt .... s<1r arruntcC'i and pu)l\ lllr Jll thl· m111ntcnum•t.· und 111 'u r .1 nc•t· wvrd~. ttK• lnvf tor rnay havtt to r<'p<>rt an amount of tu ablt tn· l-om •• wtueh 11 hl(lhCt' lhu the 1l11llan1 IJ('tUlill) I ('('f'IVCd 'nlis 15 <''llJN'lall)' trut• "1th computer lt•uM•i. An lnvt·:.tor cun M!l up u ··l>mk· In~ fund" frorn the t.'urller lax hc•rwf1l1o tu covt.>r lht> tax liability und t•ud up in u net positive pos1- 1111ri 1n udt.lltwn to being a re- -.1\luut ow1wr of the properly ht·~ t•> ttu~cct'ss of an equip· 111t•r\I lt•u:.1n.: ventur e 1s the re- ... 1d uul 'ulut: of the equipment ~t lhl· t•nd ur tht• lt•ai.e. Mab) ul lhl' lax ?>helter pro· gr..am:. Jrt' developed by the use o f th1: l'QU1pment Jnd therefore de,1.:nl'ci to benefit the user as mut•h <L'> po:.1>1ble ,,,.,,... to udd1t1on . go,crnment /.!U lllt•llnL· lnSl')l that the p1tka1w tw a tru lean and not mnely &tn c:ltaborate Hie wlUa l o n g term ran a nc'i'n 1 . Th• levera1u· uvaal a blc In equip· m en t l1•<1s1 nu pr ogr am s m ay Wf'll bnn~ thl• investor nn at t ractlvt· after tax yield on hu. equity Equ1pmt'nl ·l ea!>1 n g tux shelters «1lso provide an 1nv(!M mt.'nt lax cr edit . curre ntly 10 percent of the value of new property and 10 percent of the first $100.000 value of used proper· ty It as a credit ai;(amst tax puya· ble-not a tax deduction. Thus lht> ITC on a $.500.000 item would be SS-0.000. reducing tht' 1axpu}'er ~ tax billb) S50.000anthe f1rst )t•ar Shenv Luca.t rJ an account f.'I t'C'UllL't' at \fernll L11nC'h Pwrc1· f't·nnt·r & .Smiths ~nta Anu 11/11ce cn:..ited to bu~ f'<1u1µm t-nt and lea<;(,• 11 to tnll'rl'')Lc·d (•urporalt' user-. T ax ~helkr in 1•qu1pmf•nt lt'aS 1og 1s similar to Lh<.11 pre" 1dc·d b\ real e::.tall' Thl' pnc<• of l>qu1µ ITH'nt 1.'XC{•(•d \ thl' c·a:.h invesll'd and co::.l uf borrO\I. ln$l the add1 t 1 o o a I m u n 1.• ~ r c q u 1 rt' d 1somet1mes uµ to 81J pt'rCf.'nt of t ht.· total J ~<:omei. a deduction OP E R,\TING h·a~1·., 1111.1\ ht• " t' I II II a .. I r u :. I .. II m 11 l' d p j r1 nt.>r'itllP'>. cir -.1111· pro pn\'lor,h1p-. In M lflH• h•J :.l• UI ran)!•'OWl\l:., µarlltulurl~ thuw !>trudurt'd rur tht: ind1v1dual an 'c•-.tor mJnagt'm<'nl compuntt.'' al't <1., J ll'd::>c brokt·r and af!ent (111 the· 10\ 1:!\tor If add1t1undl fund., .trl' n .-qu1red in cxcci.::. or rt.>nlal pa)ments received tht> management compan) collcctl> lht·m from the O\.\ m•r lessor und m:.ikes lht: neces::.ary d1::.tr1l.lu lion::. l!y ~lructur1ng a lt·a?>t' l r an:.act1on with debt. it b 1>0.,.,1 ble to ach1 evl· a .,1tuat1on 10 which losses from a cTl'il'rall•d clt•prec1ation. 1nten•:.l and operaun~ expenses exceed the investor's equity contribution This can be very beneficial to taxpayers in high brackets. Color TV l1nport Restrictiom Lifted WJ\SlllNGTON CJ\P) -President Carter 1s lifting import re-.trl(' t1ons on color tel<"v1sion ~rts from Japan and ca!>IOJ:! the limit. 111 ~l'I :. from T::uwan and South Korea ,\11 l'n1plr1\ll' c1 r 1111<; lndu:-.111•·• f '1 1·-.tl:1w Ohio. hrAs m1rror1•d l1 1\ it1.1' '' o11 ttJ.tl h , r• lri1•• r .tlt,r tH·lf cc- 111 a l I'd '' 11h 1·1·1.1n111 .1 rapt· .ind '"'Ill" 1 r·d f1u • . .11 I ~ ADDITIONAU .\'. the total not the invested cost of the equipment 1s u ·ually deprecial· ed on an accelerated basis. The writeoffs are passed to the 1n- d1v1dual mvestin~ p artne rs an «1n equipment lcasini:: proJect. The acl10ns -announced this week after import.. fr all \hn·1· t'ountrics dt•rlined and US. production increased d ·w 1mmt•d1all' H owever. this lcvt>r agc ts availCJble only in the early years or the lease. after which the "turn-around point .. is reached. cnt1c1sm from thC' Committee to l'rest•rvt' Amc·r1 c<1 n Color Tclcv1s1ons. v. h1ch <·on tends the d o ml'Sl ic industry will s hrink under a new wave of imports. U S special trade represen- tative Rrubrn Askew said "ap- propriate ac.Llon .. could be taken 1f a s urgl' of 1mporu. from Japan There are two ma1or broad types or lea:.es n<'l leases and operating leases The 1976 Tax Reform A ct ruled that net leases AFTE R that, the investor mav r<'c<'ive m ore taxable income than actual cash . In othl·r ~~~~~~~~~~--::~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 9.50% Annual ro te 10.11 *% Annual yield 12 Month Term $3000.00 Minimum Balance \nterest Compounded Daily. Pa id Monthly Now that inter-est ra tes ore declining you con lode into h igh rates w it h Western Thrltt's ne w short-te rm certificate. With , Inte r-est compounded dolly, If you leave your mo ney in the account you'll hove o n a nnual yield of 10.11 perce nt. Or you can choose to receive yo ur Inte rest In monthly payme nts. •f .. 11 t H\H.tl~t).N<') '''h 1V\.t pf•H(J\h,•• 0(11)H1r1Jf•',t'T14•(.~ t..-...-t1ll(..l)tf•·· t.~ut ff.IV r1f~v••r '10ru ltn~ thot1 I; .. , So stop by any of the nineteen Weste rn Thrltt offlc.G'S and pu t your money to work In a 12-month c..ertlflc.ate or cnlc at.out our 11nOll 1aver cenlflaata. VIP va riable Inte rest pas.sboo4c au.ounta, and long.tonn wniflcot~. Founded 1953. Asse ts o ver $130,000.000.00 ~ta Mc wa, 2000 H ar bor Blvd .• C:A (7141 M S.JlSl \.ong Booch, 4501 Pacific Coo't Hwy, CA (21l) 491-ll01 Co•lo MMo. Covino. Downey. f remont ,, .. ,.o C le ndole. Lon9 leoch, Mod .. 10, Mo"nte ln View O•onq• ltlvet11de. Socrementi., Son 0 1 .. o. Sen Jot• \1oc~10" Tonono. Torronc•, Vldot.,llle, Whilll•r Avorlohle to Coldorn10 Rer,1denl> <ml; liR.lllL•••• ... _u _ Oraiige Coast BUSINESS Albert Antoyan and Thom as E . Sparks hu\'l• been rC'·(>lt'CtC•d Chairman and VICC' chairman Of tht• board of Oran~., Coast Savings and Loan Associa· tion. CO!>la ~k:.a Sparks 1:-abo M'l'rl'l<ir_:, Elt•cll·d <1:. bo<1rrl director~ \H·n • H1rh:ml P nond. Oougla., E Pa1 t). Hohl' rt 0"' Brigg::.. Fr.ink Tur It·~. fl;,iy Prehm und OC'xter i\rm~tron g Bnnd 1-. prrs1rlcn1 of thl· il1n:ctors Bank or :\m<'r ica rt·1.·(·ntl~ 01><'nc·d a brant'h tn lhl' se~porl llllls S ho pp ing CentPr. 2fi(J{) S;in ;\11guel Drive. :\cwport Beach Clara Sh1mmt>rllng as manCJgcr. J . \\illiam O a\'is 1s vice prt''\1den1 of operations for the :'\c·v. pMl Heuch based West C:o;:i ,1 di\ 1~ron o f Atlanta· h l·<il1qu.1rtPrt·d HTM. Inc. o p1.·r.1lor <•f 31 i\rh.' ·,roast beef rt•'>t.1 urant~ in Or<1nJ::<' and Los t\nJ!1·lc., tounlll''> DAiii~ :\H 'O Fin anc ial S.-rvic•·~. Inc .. with West Coa-.t ht«1<lqu:1rtt-r-. 1n '.'\1·v. pc1rt Ht·:1th h..i-. filed v. 1th th•· St«·urrlll·~ and t-:xchanl!<' Comm1s~1on a rcg1 strn t 1on :.WlC'ml·nt n •lattnl! to tht: prOPo~l'd public of fcnng nf SHJ<) milll'1n -.c·n1or nlltt·-. cl,lfCJuly 15. 1986 Thl' boarcJ of rl1rectorc; of Avco Corp. ha' declared r ci::ulur quarkrly d1v1dends of 30 cenh per common shun· und 80 cenh a nd SI 05 per s hare on th1· f 1 r m · ~ S :1 2 o .1 n d S '1 2 !> rumul::itlVl' t•11nv1·rt11/l1· pn· ft·rrt•ll -.tork 1"'"'" /Ill thr· d1v1<frnd'> <1r•· 1w \ ••ltl1· /\111-' :m tr> -.hari·hl)l<lt·r'> of 11-1·11rcJ .Jul\ 2f1, l!l)lll l'hlll11 0 ... 11.;rn 1 n 1.111.11:t:r 11( tlw 111•w '\'1•""1>1tt I 111"1! It ti' '"""' J!111n .il 111111·•· 1.J lt1·inrorr1·d t .a rth <A:1., hf·;11l11u11rl•·ri·1l 111 J\il1111:1t,11 \'.1 ~. n l>l••ico t '••f1•• r a I '-.11 vlnl(• "1111 l..01 n ha" •ip• '"'" .1 l11.H11 l1 11ft11'f• 111 4;,;.11 111111 11111 11 J•,,rkwh\ l r '" 11• hu111w f. l:.aftlw111 l'i • 11111 11tr•111,1I ,,, t t11111l • '4''' 1111 111· wl1l1 ~11ll \1 11tl11n .. 1 h 1·11 l11;n llt Marlw t In v,, I m , Ir •1111• J on l .11 .. 11 1'1 ~1-111•r11 l 111.111,11•"1 •11 flit M111111111 ll11tf'I ""'' 'I •·11111 '1 <'11111 N 1·w1111r1 I~'"'',, II•· ,,,, 1111·1 ly Wit'• .... ,1 111·111 111;111111~··1 1•11 tlw Irr 111 ., ti111t•l 111 ~11111111 ·111r11 COLLECTORS · CORNER WHY INCORPORATE? Rare Coins & Stampr, GOlD 6 SILVER Price• for 7-1-80 • I '\ \ "111 I II H • kl'>k ">1111 I I 1 • ')l'PI HIO R IMl\C,I • .,,1\1 Pl I( I r V I h•• ''•" '""'"' '·'"'''' '"'P''"''"'"' I tu .. v .,, •. 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You v.ant to give at to him lo ruct. }Ou m ay be willing to pay all the bill::., at lec.ti.t until your 1·hlld 1s re ady to carry the load alone. llul thl'rf•'s a tux pitfall 'l'ou t ould owe a big gift tax when you buy a home for a d11 Id \nu a rc well a \o\ are of this and the bag news to \OU 1:> that b~ handling matters r ight, you can avoid irny Money's Worth tax liabiltty although a home for your child m ay be tht' largest s.:1ft \OU m a k • 1n you r lllet1mc. t\ Ri\S I<' TAX -.t r atl·j.!\ n11 J.!ht ht· t1J g1vC' S3 000 It> \t11Jr child and S3.000 t<1 vour r htlrt ..., 'l"JUSl'. l•J C0h ~t·:.t r rn·•· Of gift l<i'< JI \llUJ IJ\o\O ~p<1ust• 11 11n-. 1n th1· ,l?l ft <. t h•· amount-. <an • do ulilt'fl ;Jll J OOU:J I t,1'( fn·•· totJI or Sll .000 1 lov. '.'>h<111ld \'fJU •ir -,houldn t yoo h<indle the gift~ from a lj\ \'ll'""'llf>lnl 'l lt-n·arcthrce51tuat1<>r1~ '\'Ot Ul \' \ "\t-:~ hnm• Th•·n \1111 ,,.II 1t 1•1 \our '''" .111d h1• \ 111111~ "it .. l~1lo.1ng ti.Jc· lo. 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N• .,/GI (•lllO#N• .,..I '"" IOI 1or11 ,_,...,, ttt ... fie ""'•"'• \ .. ttU!lllHClll)N ll(A(H f ll r I 11)9/ c..0111.-1 '""''· """"~'·" b~ot II, (M llllrftl•.,.,, 2 Perent '•mllr. 40 12 30 20 e 10 3 Av•r•e• Low Avera9e Dropouts Juv•nile Offenders OIFFERENCES1N1'ACKGROUNOS READILY APPARENT Wide Gap In Ratios Between Achievement, Olaclpllne Problem Child Analyzed Study Sholvs Broke1i Ho1ne Oj~le11 lo Bla111e C I NC I NNAT I <A P > Children from broken hom es cause a strikingly d1sprop()r· t1onate share of discipline pro· blem s m schools and fare far "orse academically th;,in t heir peers from two parent homes, ;,iccordJn~ to a study. For every t\\C>·parent child tl1~c1plinN1. t he· ~tudy ~ays. IC'arhers look 10 t;.i:-.k three om· pa r e nt children Comr a r1ng child ren from hroken homes tn thOSl' with holh IHHt·nt:-.. the rat1n for dropouts wa:-. !I 5, for expub1ons R l ANO WIT U T ll E n ational d1\'orc'<' rate .~tdl !'.h<irply rism~. lht.' prolllt•m::. :-<'Pm C'ertain to "nrs en T he ~t11<h c·111111t11·1t•tl h\ l>r Fr a nk Brov.n <1f M<·lbo urnt'. Fla . for t hl' Charles F Kellt'r· ing Found:it1on of Da~ ton. Ohlo. a nd the National Assocfation of Elementary St"hool Principals - is exam ining th<• behavior and <1Ch1c vem(•nts of IR.i 44 children. gr:.ide:-. on<' thr<>ul!h 12, from all t.•conom1c and -.m·1al lcv<·ls FM\ Cr thiln ~1 firth. 18 percent. <·o m e from f..imil1cs v.1th onl' parent thc bulk of th('m from t.omes hroken bv d1vorC'l:. Yet they <.ccounl ror 2:1 l>t•r(·cnl of [ __ E_D_U_CA_Ti_lO_N____.J the d1sc1phna r y actions. 25 pcor- cen t of the d rop()uts. 26 pl'recm of s uspt>nsions a nd 27 perr<•nt of expulsions. FOR ALL C HlLORE!'I m the s tudy who have had d 1sc1pll nary c· o n t a c t w 1 t h J u v e n 1 I 1• <1 ut h11 nt1es. 36 per cc·n t eom1· fro m one-parent hom es, 31 J)<'r cc·nt fromt two-parent fom1h c:-. and the rest lt ve in foslC·r ho mes. with relative::. or on their own In the> inm·r'\ city thc fi g ures ~Ir(' wo rs (: "Of 200 de lmquC'nt <:hildren rn Wa shin~ton, DC .. 175 cam.- f rom s ingle-pa rent homes." Brown s<ud in a tclcphonl' in- terv iew. And a ccording to the U.S. Cen sus Burea u the r 1s1n g divorce rate means 48 percent of school children during the nl'Xt decade '~111 come from om· parent homes "IT 'S A FRI G ln"EN l~G .., t a t 1 s t 1 1· • • • B r o w n ' u 1 d • · E\•erybod~ 1:-. concernt.•d :.ihout Oeeurrenee Rare Disease Linked With Tampon Use t\TLA~TA (t\f'> Tht!re 1:,, no r eason for m ost wom en to d1s con· tinuc:r us ing tcimpons because they have been linked to a rare d isease called toxic ~ho,·k !>y ndrome, the national Center for Disease Control n:por h Toxic shock I ') ii :-.om<'t1mes ratal a ilment charactenzed by high frH·r . \om1ting, dwrrht'a. a ~un burn-like ra!<h :.ind :.i r<1p1d drop 1n blood µre!>surc•. which fre quentl) res ults tn 'hock. the enc sa id. It primarily a ffects )Oung women lN TAREF. S TU DI ES of "omen who had the d isease. conducted by f eder a l a nd Wis consin and L'tah health of· f1c1als. 92 of the 93 :-.ubJccts re- ~ularly used ta mrxms, the CDC s a id in its Mo r bidit y and MortaJity Weekly Report Since 1978, 128 cases or toxic shock syndrome• have been re- por ted nat1 onw1de. with JO re· sullin~ m death, CDC officials ::.aid . Most cases occur in women unde r 25. a nd more than 90 per· cent begin during the m enstrual period, the CDC ~aid. ABO U T 5 0 MILLION American wo me n use tampons abo ut 70 p e r c en t o f m e nstruating women -but \.ox· ic shock syndrome occurs in on- 1 y about three o f 100,000 m e nstruating women each year . said Dr. K athryn Shands. an epidemiologist with the CDC~. Ms . Shands said researchers have not de t ermined exactly how tamwn use is related to the disease, although tampons may · 'prov,de a good culture medlum'' for bacte ria. But abe added, "because we expect only a small number of women to get the dJaease, we are suggesting that women not dlscontlnue tampon use unless the)' have had toxic s'hock syn. drome already." EA&UD STUDIES bave lD· dlcated the syndrome may be caused by a toxin •1aoclatecl wttb Staphylococeua aureua, the ~ommon bacteriwn U.at C!•._ ~----------~~---• f • 3 • pus to form in boils a nd a b ccsses. the feder al report said If such a toxm is the cau~e. "the use of t ampons might fa vor J;lrowth of the bacter ium in the vagina or absorption of the toxin fro m the vagina or uter us -but these possibilities have not bee n m vest1gated," the cente r sa id. Future tests are to be conduct- ed in consultation with the Food and Drug Adminis tration. the re po rt adde d . No particular brand of tampon has be en as- sociated with the disease. REPRESENTATIVES OF the ta mpon industry noted that toxic shock syndrome is rare and s aid they are coopera ting with the CDC's studies of the disease. "We have not en co unter ed the illness al any time during more than 40 years o r clinical tes t.mg of our product. so we have no direct knowledge of the illness." said Robert L. De Santi, ex- ecutive vice president of T am · pu Inc. of Lake Success. N.Y., which bas a 40 percent to SO per. cent share of the market In tam- pon products. WomenOK'd For Military BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (AP) -The Yugoslav ~arUament • has approved legislatJon allow· Ing women t.o volunteer for up to alx months' service ln the armed forces. The Y\.\IOllav draft 1Ull appliee only to men, however. MUlt.aJ')'. olfleiala Hld they were ~ tbe ban ways ot lnte1ratln1yomen Into the armed .. ne.. It wu belieftd they would m.tl7 be &Nlsned to amibry eervtee1. - tlw marnagl' thing This 1:-. th1· f1r ... 1 national 'Un l '\" to hml 11ut ''h~tt happens ttU(f\ invoh•t•i. a cro::.i. H'l't1on of ·26 ~c hoob m inm·r l"tt1.-.... :.mall tO\\n~. :-.uburb~ cs nd r u r a I a n · a :-. 1 n I ·t ~ t a t t· s Ar11ona. C;,l1forn1a . Colorado. Connt•rtrcut. Florida. lllino11>. In· d1 a na . J\l a ...,~ar hu o.,P tl !:>. M 1c h 1gun . .'.'\<'bra .,ka . :"llPw .ll·rsc•y. Ohw. Wa.-.hmgton iJOd W1scons rn I I l" :-. :J I d l h (' ... t u cl \' \.\ " ' s puwned by ~1 1979 Gallup Poll, paid for b) tht• Kettering Foun datwn. which ~howcd the puhltc hel1(•vecl the :-.1<1 1 probl<·m v.1th -.(•hoot .., 1s cl1,t1pl1n c:, not 1111:.tlltl':O.. T H E PRE LIMISAR\" 1·<1n · l·lu:-.1ons ;ire based on th1: f1r:-.t -.l'm csttor of the 1979·80 schOf>I 'c•u The rcs ult" of tht> s t•cond ~t.'m cster arl' to be evaluated in July by p<1rt1cip<1t ing schools, but Bro1.1o'l'l 1s alre ady makinq re· com mendat1ons .. F1 rst. the :-.c•hools a re· gorns.: to havl' lo update their records t<i identify the one-parent stu· cknts1 W<• ought to have· a dean of ~tudc•nt:-. at nt.l!ht to m cet with thl' ''"J.!k p<in'nt IJ<'fon· the s tu· dents arr ... u~pcndcd. or at least ;1ppoint a n advot'ute for the stu· dt.•nt "Th<il's part ly the r eason this group is suspended a t a much h1g hc·r rate. The schools couldn "t contact the parent," Brown sa id . "TUEY SUFFER IN s ilence." s ard a n Ohio school principal -w ho participated in the study but r equeste d anonymity to :-i void 1dentifymJt he r school. They kt•<·p it inside. Now we ask the parents a l the beginning of the year to tell us who the pa rents a re rn the hom e ·· 1 -would never h ave believed 1t." she :.aid of the study's find- ings "Thc~e kids a ll seem to hav(' all they need. What sur· pris ed m e most was the lo w ac h 11.•vcmen t leve l of the c hildre n afte r the ir f amilies break up " T hirty-six percen t of the c hildren fro m two -p a r e nt fa m ili es were high achievers. com pared to 9 per cent or the one-parent children. Forty-three percent of two-parent c hildren were average . SO percent of the one-parent children . Twenty -two pe rcent of t wo-pare nt children were below average; 41 percent or one-parent children. THE PRINCIPAL questioned whether s chools. already burdened with teaching and ad· m inistrative chores. should un- dertake counseling for pa rents. "But at the sa me lime, J have newly divorced mothers coming in in tears asking me wha t to do. What do I te ll them ? I guess we are already lnvol ved." The princ ipals a nd r e - sear chers round n either parents nor children want it known when ther e has been a divorce. "Higlt school c hildren refuse to tell us," Brown said. "Ninety percent or the s ingle parents are working mothe rs . They don't tell the schools and the schools have a hard time contacting the m . .. ••• GOING TO recommend that the schools mall report cards and lnformaUon to both parentl. Family status la cbana· tn1 and the school• have been biased a1ain1l the two·bome famUy," Brown aald. .... At leut the kids aren't alone anymore,'' said the prtDctpal, notlDI that IO m&D)' parmta are now dlVOttecS. "But I don't now tf theM cblklnn •c:tuall7 belJ> each GUier. Maybe Ulla II aae ol tM thlnca .. ha•e to loot Into." Ven11ont MONTPELIER. Vt. (AP> -Called a de· veloper's paradise a dee· J ade ago, Ve rmont now 1s consid ered a n en· vlronmentalist's dre am. 1 The law that m ade the d i ffere n ce turn ed 10 · years o ld, and officials h ea v e d a s i g h o ( s at1s £action that Ver - m ont h ad s urvived tht· development boom "It has preserved the cha r acter of Ve rmont." , says forme r Gov. 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I 1 r 1• ~ t \' I 1• F:;::,.'f1 ~! ~t!'c'"!,ss \'l'rmontl'r'o d)t•r"hl'Cf I r" ' '"' •• I•'-' 1 .~,I• \\a:; ~'1ng thrl·all:n\·"' r. .. ~,,. , an 1nt•rt•;i-.1ni..: nun1lwr nf · ""' • ,, . .,, "' •" J>l10 p lt1 \\h0 ";1nlt•d :t 1 11 : " ... :,"··"'._, 0 , r I ~ .-,. p~1rt of what th1· sl:iu· of .. ~ • -I"" ,, .. • l1•r1•tl Pt•oJ.lll' floda·tl 111 \'1•rm11nt durin g th1· '-"•t-u , t,' • I ,, ' I I 1 I " • I A .., ¥ 't• *lfl l• f I ( I • • t<11 ,. l I' .... ,. ... ... .,,,.. .... t 't , . ' I .._., •• . ,. ... • ,t 1 h #1 r ,, .,....,, ( n.t\I O•il'f' P1fl)' I,,,, tli I 1,,1 , J ' 1.4&t.) 71ot.ll 8Q Pl"fJLIC' NOTICE ~•CTI llOIJ~ l!IJSIHESS "AM l HAlfME•H r •. •• ,, ••""') '-'"'' ,, .. ,t: oo'"'' . c ' '• f1t •1 t1l I( flQ fl LINf» (Ot, •I~ f Uf l' 'K It M•'""-'" \ou1n. Irvin .. .... ( I ol' I 'tf t#· 1 olo f\4 Pt RI.IC '\OTl("t . rr(TI 110\H "U''"( \\ H4 ,,.l \r.\H.,.fHT '"'' . ... It 1-11t•. ' ... .. ... .. .. .... 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Davis t·alb lh1• tl1•r:11l1•' , ,.., , .•. , , • •".'' wfl• • ~ ''l'••ll I ...... ·--> .... ~t• .. f l(fl1IOIJS llUSINESS h AM• \lAlEMl "fT \''<'apt' m cn1,1ltl} "Tllf:\' W E RE look 1ng for t·~capi.' from tlw big crtrcs and found 1t tn wh at wt.• offered rn \'1·r mont." he· s.1} :-., <Jdd1ng that owning a st·t·ond ho m e 1 n V 1· r m 11 o t bee amt• · :i :-.t:1tu-. .,\ m ho l th.11 p1·opl1· 11111ld br:ig about · Th\· pusll for <·m 1r1in m<·ntal l'ontrnh lwg:i11 1n 1969 v.ht•n lnh·rn11t111n al Papt•r Co. pro1x>st•<l to buil d 500 hom1·~ 111 Strat ton D:.i v1<; t;ilkt•d th1• company out of the pl:•n a nd decided the ~l:lt 1• need ed more• than Just words a'i a W<'apon . "Some developers 1ust don "t com t• t o Ver mon t." says H1chard Cowa rt. a sta te offrt·tal who adminis t ers the law. "T hey know our s t andard-. :rnd th t•\ kn,Jw they can 't m1·l;I them '' $297,000 Awarded To Youth BAKERSFIELD CAP> -A Bake rsfield youth who claims a 1974 traffic accident ll'd him to com · mil sex c rimes has b<.>en :-twarded ·$297,000 by a Superior Court jury. Kenneth Fa ulkner. 19, was knocked 100 feet by ;.1 car as he ran through a c ity cross walk with another boy. LATER. FAULKNER was convicted of us ing a gun to force a victim to e ngage in oral copula - tion. He was sentenced to At as cad e ro St ale Hospital. His lawyers in the c ivi l damage s uit a r g u e d that th e c ro sswalk was unsafe , but City Attorney War· r en Wette roth did '"not f.,64 ... ~ I , ... • ' " .A "" • ~ A t Y. Tt.~t,i t'lt H11Q , I Iv',·:~'./~-:' ; ;:: l.tH 1 ,...,. ",'....,~II P lBLI(" SOTl(·i : f: ,;~~::IV:.~'°" W'tht .. i "'''~ :i 11 1,lth ;) I • I I Hrn"\111"1 Jl1.1\ P BUC NOTICE I J!Cl•Tlovi Aui1NU1\ <."'"' 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P UBLIC NOTICE 1 1rnoth., c w r,oht, •• Hu"t,.r. ----.... """ (4ttffaf'f'11 • .,,,. Ft(TlltOU\ I U\IN f: \S HA.ME STA1EMEMT f Pwr fO'Jowtnq Pf't ~ I\ Ck>tf'\Q bu\t ... ~· COAS.T SW£FPl .. G \rAVl<"r J,7lt lo<nt•A \..Af\tt, t4 u f\hf\Q•on 8fl'•4 ,, c illthfQl"ntjit .,...., • ,.,, .. tc:s.-.-t d Mf"u<J t . 111lt l Of " ..... l•~ ...,...,,, •• r'!OtOn O••tn ( _.l1fotn1A .,,,,,..,. '"'' bu\.rte'\\ ,._ conouc.twid b'Y an'"" O•••O'-'AI ~·-c: Moudv T"t\ "~''°""'"' Wit\ tllf"O Wlf" th.-(OM"'" c1,,. ol O••no-Covn1., on Ju"••. 1'10 l'IH11S Pvbh\,_ 0rM'QI' (<kl\\ O••lv Potot. Jun.• II "n. July 1 ,.., , ... ., PUBLJC NOTICE ,-ICTITIOOS IUSIHIEH H.oVrollE nAllEMENT t t't• toHo••nq pre''°"' .,., OO&no ~\lt'lf't\,.'\ THE CONSUME R SfOAC. \01 • 11111 ~I , H""llnolon 0...Cll CA "7- 1.,.. Pl\11101> -llOI, "'7 • I 111' SI , """'"'o!on &«h, CA.,_ M l<l'l•tl Y'l•rfll! S&•ll,, 174 rtf<l'lbllrn, Lo "'-1•, CA .,, .. Tiii\ bu\IN" I\ (Of'Ou(leG Oy • 99Mt•l~- Jorr -t-4 f ,.,, bu\.inl'\\ I\ t ondUc.ttd by f f\ tft .. O•"tGV"' l '"'°',,., C.. Wtt91't '"'' '\lAff"f"nlJnt .,,., ftt"1 wit" tN" County (IM ' ol O.•-GOUftl'I' on '""" JO. 1'111) ,., ..... Publo,,_ Or-Coa\I O•lly Polot Jvly l, • •••• u. l'itll 11Sl-tO P UBLIC NOTICE ,-ICTITIOUS IUSIHEH HANIE1TATll!MfHT T "" lollowlnq ~rsons ••• dOl1>9 IN\,M\., ... E OUC ATI O N A L OP POllTu NITIES l'OA NURSES, A Otvf\1on ot Hym en At h1•1t1.,uon S.tvlo•. 20071 S.w-Lllne, HunC· lr>Q\Oft~,CA"-""" L. IC•_,, 10011 Sw<1<1-l •""· Huntol\Qton 6Hclt, CA~ Helf'fl l . &litt, 14~ Sumy ''"' ~1.,., ft.1l"'<ton, CA mJS Tl\I\ 11<1\lnO'\\ I\ <onclV<llMI DY • O-Mr•I cwon,,.rV>lp. ""'"L..K.._ Tiii\ ~!ill-WH 111..i Wllfl .. Countr Clen of Or-C-ty ., J-"· '"'°· "'""' P\lbll\Nd Or-. eo.-t 0.Uy Pl ... '"" •1•1-1 ... , 11..e ..... ""' cou1111 C14'•toc °' Or•-C-1y on Jli ..... ,.., J-II, 2S.. Jth 2, •• ... 2--Thi\ lltf-1 w~ llltd wllll the C•unlv ~ Of 0.-C-'' °" "'""' J-"· , .. P\tOll""°° Or-C.0.•I Dolly Piiot, ........ I ).,... II, II, 7S J uly 1, ,.. 2..,-tel Pul>llV.O Or .. Co*•t 0.fly Pl .. t PVBLIC NOTICE PVBLIC NOTICE J-II, 1S • .Mr 1, •. 1• ,,..._,. think the j ury sh ould l'ICTtTIOUUUSIMUS have awarded Faulkner HAl'lll STAHMU•T l'ICT1T1ous •usiMan PUBLIC NOTICE a nythinu, ,,,. •oc-•nv ....,_ "~ .... ,. N.&ME\TAT•M•MT ..... MU., l ... IOI~ ~ I\ 0041>9 !WM G.E COOOrtlCH COMPANY. 1111 HW "I FELT TUE Judg· 8"11••Sl~COotoMKA.Ctlllorftl•.,.,. FEAN'S L1NCEA1£. J•06 "'• menl ahouJd have been O•Y..., E.,_1 C-kri, .,.. 1.toe.,.........,. e..c.11. C•"'°'"'• ,..., zero," Welt lb a aid c.oar ,.._.., OU4I v•••. c.ttfOnll• l(rl.,. ~· IMk"*'· '~ "'-,.,.. '1010 '"'· '"""*19Mcll. C.llrwfll• ._ after the dE'-"lkjlt~~!.!.l.:!n~1 •• -'' ~ ... -. All ''" "'"' -ii-11 cor-.c-.. •Y '"' "'' feel It wa • mlscar· •1~•.o.orkt1 '" .... 1ic,.._11ec11,,_ ,rtage of J attce under '"'' .,~ -~ rnlld ... 1111 '" n11, """""""' .," 11111d ""''" i.. the cl re um stances . c°""'~ ,,., .. ot 0r.,... ,_,., °" Oii"'• c .. ,.. of Or4N\fe c-•• on There wasn't anything J.-•."•· "'"'• J-a.t• .,,_. to prevent these boys l'ublltf>td 0r ..... c:.tt o.iiv P11ot Pu1>11""" 0r-. c .. ,,. Delly ,.,~ from aednt the traffic." J-"· 11• u. Jut•'·,.. ,..., .. J\IM" "· n , J111, '· 1• •••• ART HOPPE ID addition to the jury award. Faulkner Httled ( out ot court for ta.000 wltb tbe car's drtver and Paetns: Oas le Electric L.:-:r:=:====~:::=:S...:.:..__;:._..._.....__-...:._.-S!:;.:.. ..... ll •Co. :oMtCI I CA088WOAO "Stop looking at me as though they're political prisoners!" SHOE MOON MULLINS p l<.AYo M ULL INS! "l ~ f rn~~F? TH,AT E:L.EPH,ANT GoEs o~ :You Go~ I ISN'T NATUIZ'E ~llEAT f' • IT~ ceeATIA!lE4' ~~IMPL.Y OIG --A HOLE, ANO Live IN IT! --~ r- ' AHUTI FUNKY WINKERBEAN Wf.'RE Wlf~E5SIN0 1ENNl5 HIOfOR<.> HERt Al WIM81..EDON WHE~E BJORN BOR<:1 AND A 8All MACMIN£ ARE 11£0 AT ONE SET APIEc.t I~ 1}1EIR QOAATE.R ~ FI NAL MA1tH ! by Jeff MacNelly l CAu. IT ~C YAWNI~. P9g .. I ... by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Mell Lazarius . !XCEPT PEOPLE. ~MfSODY E&..•E D1~t; T'l·~E HOt.E, WE M~G~GE 01.Alr~EL.VE'S TO THE "'41&.T TO S LAY IT ... ANO THeN we LIVE IN rr ____ __/ -~ _ =j, t? ~.. ~ .... "~: .... ~' .... ? I.: ... ._ , '1 -'.llr'u.f - • : 'q-::=:-~ ""it t 1 l c.\I • €·-·---""" THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane "Here are the two eggs Mommy borrowed. Are y04J gonna tel her I dropped one?" DENNIS THE MENACE GORDO ~ MOVE ~ 1t.tTO 'iOl.Ut ow~ 00\.)5£ AWtf TIME "IOI.> VJAAif/ ~:.:.:...:.£..lfiiliii;liiil 1-2. JUDGE PARKER i.--------THAT WA:> OETH' f*\E eolJND!1 FR1'1HTENE D' f>Hl !:1~'1'!:' MEl.ANlf'b ACflN(;J VERY f>1AANuE ' I'M OOIN0 OVER THERE ! TUMBLEWEEDS &cU.!L015A UJCKMLJST l'e exf'fCTlN' SlJMl'QPV ""'-· IMR>RrMrf! --v-- Jlf,______...... NANCY DON'T OPEN THE DOOR. NANCY OM.YN.OT • t»y Charle& M. Schull 110 01oao1 ORABBLE ~1,\IX .. O'I! I ~IJ(~j'f S((.~ ~O\l C'oR A '(.\/J OA~.;. Ot'O "iOu M1~s ME ~ CAN '(O'J lfr\A61NE A MVNORED-\IOICE CHOIR SlN61N6 "STONE OF AGES"? ~ov 010? '100 M1<;c;CO ME ?! "fOu RtM.l'I MtSSEO ME '?~! ~v ~HU.8 0101m ..,. 2 FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE CONNIE CF\Mf-lW t I\')\ WfEK -.SHf WA~ At 1 l°"'E.L'j R~D Dfffil:SSf D . . DR. SMOCK ··That's NOT your board. G&erge!" SIJ~t. .. e>' (O\>~St, I AL~O ~'~SEO ~"! 6~l(ES Af'fCR 1°14(~ \IJ£(f 1A~f:N O(r I'----.,·~~-,__.., t1H'J<, I OON'l KNOW HN'fTHINCi f~l ('RIVY I MOl10NI\\ r Nlll I (' f\f>I ... by Kevin Fagan I ~E~ER. SlE M 1"o Q.l r1' \l)M(lli 1'"4 ~MHO. by Lynn Johnston <'.,('I I TCIW HEH To WHIT 1iU YOO CflME tbME by George Lemont 1'"HIS PA1'"1 E:Nl'S AN UN f:M Pl-OY E: i::::> MA-r"ADOR, DOC-r"OR THA-r ·s A S E: L-F - YE:SS IR , -r"l-1AI SMOCK IS A COOL- ONe l N Fl-1 C'TE: D GORI N G by Gus Arri~a TODAY'S CROSSWQRD PUZZLE by Harold Le Doux -~l ~, ou · )N('>U:;itN[ ., ... ·111 lYll:..~ l I 1 ·~,...(')~ Hv W ro Ki ·'l 1l HIM ·'•,...•,..., ...... _..a ....--.. ~ ·~ I Nul:saoce 5 Dogtrot. 8 \J 9SMlls 14 -c:Nmber 15 PenMlln 16Dugou1 t7 Sc>ace Ill H«*ney 20 Olive genus 21 F t101 l'tll'itCfl 22Sumnwts 23 Retreats 25 ContAonef 2 7 I( ind °' ""' 29SomeRRs 30 0.0..e.~ 34-B*>a 360t"*9 38 ~ 39 VlPs: 2 words 42~ 43 Pllid « Comlption 45 ~ 46 ...... ~ ll!Ck- 1*"9 470olong~ pelcoe 49 EllhlulMd 51 MCNlf 54Aow. ~Sooely hlJ 60 V*1y 6 I Rerum hOme 63Greek~s 64 ColliOe 65 W1theled 66 Laot1 67 Kinos 68 lvWl Ot Petet 69 8nnk DOWN I Fiimed Aroentt0tan 2Sdloot Fr. 3~ ""°' 4 Pulpy berfy 5&.loe 6 Trick TFounlMI l~S 3 worm 8Mlmer 9 ElOenf 10 0¥erdue 11 Nlcolo 12 Plue. e.g 13 Hodcel 19 Oevourt . 24 llrtlligeirC UNITED Featute Syndocafe T UMdrf 0 s Puute $ol't'9CI L 0 • o..,.,., ' . • L • c; I .. 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ChaJrnl·I 2 tfl Klink learns 11\81 S1ai.t9 13 has maoe 1he IOI> 1en 11•1 111 pn~ of war campa ft) Ota< CAVETT ml STUDIO SEE • TV TV" A ramory ooe~n 1 watch 1e1ev1s1on kids teach eac.n olher on thttor SGhOOl's closed ClrCUll fl/ ne.,.,or~ @) MERV GR1FA N Guests Ray Anthony Charo. Barry White. Artnu. MuHay Danaws 71>0 II C8S NEWS 8 NeCNEWS 8 KUNG FU Ca1ne. proving Iha• 1a11n os a two-edged sword ol gOOd and IMI. breslls a Wilcn's very real power over a whole town Q ABCNEWS CJ CJ) JOKER'S WIL.0 0) SIX MILLION DOLL.AR MAN Steve becomes emb<Olled on 11 balfle ol goanrs wtien ne le.irns or toO<JDle on lite IOO!ball lo~ IE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Wiien a poltcewoman is murdered wtule 1>elp1ng to curm1re a raposl he< room mate \IOlunteers herself u:. nuw ba11 101 Ille trnp fill OVER EASY Gutt:.1 Monty Hall (CCI tRl '1i) MACNEIL I LEHREA REPORT 7·30 f) THE PRJC1: IS RIGHT 0 GUINNESS GM4E Rotlex ca1cn a1mored man dash. trsmpohne somersaults w11n noqn .... ore tump rope Q HOLLYWOOD SOU ARES baCll CJ @) FACE THE MUSIC fD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT m GREAT PERFORMANCES Mourr11nq Secom ea [l,.<tra Joan Haci.011. AooProa Ma.<well and Fo ure Oavod..an A•e ,,..,_ turt!O m Eugene 0 Nu·ll s Channel l.br in911 l!J KNXT tCBSJ Lo<. Anqr>lo 0 KNBC I NBC1 Lo~ Anql'I• O t<TLA t Ind 1 L o" An CJ•' 1 U KABC ·TVIABC) Lo-, An•lP•t-• ({) k.FM B 1CB~1 S.;n Dol'<l• CJ KHJ·TV(lnd 1Ln,Anq,r. nlil KCST (ABC> S.in Q,..q, 0) IITT\/ i lntj I Los Ancro It IE KCOP TV t lnO 1 L 1 Ao ,,.,,. fD KCE T TV PB<>I Lo·, Anq1·1t•" '1i> KOCE·fV(PBS1 H1mt1nq10n B<' •· •, ll<>bt-1-1v11 Will uoa i.oout .; Nt>w Engtan!l tamlly torn wolh t reudlan. con111c1s !Pdrt II (R) {fl BASEBALL l os Angeles Dodgers vs S1111 Diego Padre~ 8:00 t) AMERICA"$ JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT Ed McMahon h0~1 Hogh SChoor seniors voe tor o 11tle crown and scnolar- Shop money on 1111s '3rd annual compet11100 10 be 1erecas1 trom tt>e Munic1pat Auditorium In Moblle, Alat>ama 0 REAL PEOPLE Reports on a dog that w&ter sl(1s. a one-armed gymnast, an ambulenoe M<rvoce tor snomals and a review ot 1979 In Was111ng- 1on DC are leatured tCClfRI 8 MOVIE • • Day or The WO/Vtls • ( 1973) Roehsrd Egan. RICI( J.isoo An e)[·s/le<1H fonds nomsell up against a suange Dsnd or t>Parded ml'O wno plan 10 1sots1e <tnd ransack a small town t? l'llS 1 Q lig) EIGHT IS ENOUGH Marv fall;. on tove witl1 a rndut~ man. ano Joannttl brino~ •n a camerd c1ow 10 r11m a docum .. ntwy on "'" Sr o<Jforcls (CCl\R) CJ MOl/IE •• , Thi' l ady Takes A Frvt•r I 1958) Lana Turner JPll Chanote< A mame w MAOAZINI wove • • • ... Oune At 0.IMI" I tlli41 AIV••t A pt Oloc.ol minded Ur1U1h ''""'9< ,.,__ to c;ooc>« "'I• ""th r.oelll rn en Arr .. <.dll "<ltK>O (2 NI I • 28T~IOHl tlott Cl8te Aobtlt11 fnta IJIO{jfatn looll• at llOw 111><11!<.t&I <16dlfl101 bet- J r>0<1·prolrt Soulh Bay r.o.p.tal ilnd memb«s ot ota Doord of <11rec:1or1 "'"°'1 nsmg hllalth c.at• (.091~ 8.30 48 I LOVE LUCY l U1:'; plOI• wllh a belthq) 10 me..t Cornel WllOe. &} GREAT P£RFORMAHCES Mou1n 1no 8ecomes I luclrif' Joan Hack ell, Hoberta Maxwell end B1uce Da111dson are le&- 1urod tn Eugene O'N~tl's pott.<;1vil W<Jr saga about " Nvw England t11m11v torn wrth Freudian cc.nlhc.tlt (Pc1n t)(RI 9008 MOVIE • • ... ·women Al Wf'~I Poinl ( 1979) Londa Puo J111T>65<'.><1 P8'11er lilt' SIO<t or me htst tamale~ 1oen1t1< 1nu all-male U S M111turv Ac.JOemy and· I l>e reac.. 1oons tney ttlOed 11 d<amu 1ozed (R) 0 OlFF'RENT STROKES Wnole huntono to1 to~tumos. Arnold and Wll lob ,.,e .1cc1clen11111y tocked on tna storage room (CCJ (RI Q @) CHAAUE"S ANGUS Kns poses as a reJr M ta•e agent to naD thieves prey ong 00 8XPl!f1$JV8 homOS up 10< sale !RI ID MERV GRIFFIN Guests Ray Antnonv Cnaro, Barry While A11nu1 Murray Dantl'rs. B oll Snow. Sal Richards 9.30 0 LIVE FROM STUDtO 81i: AN EVENING WITH JEROME A08BINS Works Dy choreographer Jerome RObbtns. lnciudonq Fancy Free:· ··oances .it a Ga11'1er1ng," and "At1Pr noon 01 a Faun" W11f l:M' danceo by memoers 01 tt>ti New Y0tk City Banet ttl1l0 8 CJ NEWS U ®l VEGA$ Dan is ptBQue<l by an '"1er- no1oon8l Q8ng us•ng ChO<u<, line Qorr~ 10 "9 tne CB!>•no s rOUltlltl! wneers IC.CH~) IE NATIONAL NEWS '1i) KUP'S SHOW 10:30 m IE NEWS (6J SPOTLIGHT M.1r Lonoon dnrotan Avenue and tog111. , up Fot111 Ave<1<Je US A 11:00 f) 0 U ()) ®J NEWS TUBE TOPPERS K OC E 50 7 : 30 -.. Mourning Becomes Ele<'tra." Eugene O'Neill's c·pic druma about a post-Civil War fami- ly in New Eng land is presented <also ~hown at 8 JO on KCET, Channel 28). CBS 8 9·00 "Women at West Point " Linda Purl heads the cast of this TV movie about the first group of fema le plebes at the U S Military Academy I photo at left l. NBC EJ 9 30 An Evening With J erome Robbin~. The famed Broadway choreogr a pher presents a sample of his works. performed by the New York City Ballet. 8 NEWLYWEOGAME G MOVIE • • • Tooc11 QI Evrl ( 19!18) Cnar11on rt6510f\ J&Mt l P•9h Directed by 01-.0<1 W1~r.o$ A Me1oean '-'"""" onspe<;ll)< and hts .A1ri•·11cAn bttd~ bec:omt- .,,. 11< 1101~ of " smJJI ftrnt: 1 •"ll'I"' 11nd a ~neov .. .,.,.,.u ovr.ng a murOPr '""' ,t•q tt1on on It ft tonrcJl'r Ii' nr ' W THE ODO COUPLE IE TrtE BENNY HILL SHOW 6('11ny ·~ ,, spyc.a1ctoer "''10 11.,. ... r .• 1"e world to cav 1u11• h1•. man Ell) FRONT ROW CENTER '"·~ •Pt-lC•ttl e>tplore" me ,1 .. vt<lopmen1 ol 1n .. bi-••~""" SaJIPI and its r•1, ll di>but a1 J11coD s Pot· "J'"' Danc;fl Fes11v11t in l•Kk"I M as..aelluSPllS '1i) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH Paon Manaoemen1 (R) 11.30 0 (~ THE SAINT A. oeau111u1 girt llnd a Ru~ &•an PfOlessOf P1ann109 to onr1-c1 10 the We11 91v111l11! $ .. IOI R IJ•t Qf HOUbH! 0 WIMBLEDON UPDATE H19r1loQhlS OI I008y • '"'"n1s (11Qn'l 1ne Arl·Eng. IJllni• and Cro- •111 .. 1 Cruo on Wombkloon ~n<JIBn<11 8 DATING GAME U «i ABCNEWS 4D HOGAN'S HEROES ti) G£TSMART l\ASJo JOtNI IVIOS 1n an .. tu1mp1 10 hn<I out whO s 011y1ng o fl CONTROL ~015 fID W CAPTIOHED ABC NEWS 11450 THE 8£STOf' CARSON Gve5h Steve L-.enoe Ellubetn Ashley. Jonnny Yune DlMd 1-iOrOWltz (R) t 1.50 Q @) LOVE BOAT Deur Bevooy E'lil GabaNIGHT- 12 00 8 TW1UGHT ZONE NIQl11 Cati 0) MISSION: IMPOSSt8LE ti) GETBMART M8JC 11 Mwgned lo SOive me my11H1<10U1 dtsar;oe•- .moe of CONTROl &genlS ED NAACP CONVEHTION HIGHLIGHTS c .. 11 RowOl'I anchors c;ov. "'119!l of 1ne day·s JK.1M· '"'' from 11'18 M111m1 Beoch t.<1•w"'1toon Center 12300 MOVIE • • Tra.I QI file Wol<l 11.1141 Ooc...me'ltary Troe JOHN DARLING jlllOtll ot 1M blllfnO In 1111 ~ WUOgle IO~ In IN ffw &lllllMdl Of IN Norltl II dllliCt9d ( 1 IW ,5~minl I NATIONAL NIWI 11:40 Cl> llACK .... ~ All •P'ene ~ on a lonely .... nd llgllt• • oawn.d Bladt Shelp ptloC iuet .. !"-enemy oo.. 1:00. (!I BAAETTA A drug ONlef i.... a contract on Baratta'• MW panner, a doplMnltting dog.(R) G MAV'EAICK A lady IOl'1ll mon9'Y to Ban on Ille c:ondltlon 1na1 lie ~her on• st• Q4ICOlldl nde fOf • mywtetl- ous mtsaiOn m MOVIE • • • "The Cr0$5 Qt Looa.ne·· ( 11M41 Jean- P1em1 Aumont. 0-Kelty Sever8' Frencnmen eecac>e trom • Nazi war camp and Decome guerrtflas against 111e German cause. ( t hr .. 30m1n) g) MOVIE • • '• ADanooned ' 11949) Dennis 0 l<e.ire. J'ltt Chandler A con cerneAby racicet 1:158 TOMORROW Gu&stl Old-I tme v&uOevtl- hans Bob Wllkams and 11<1 dog loC1 and p.tOhman Sid S1ooe, bunesqve extiett Professor Ralph G Allen. CO<POf818 ,estet Donald M&cllrlhur 1·601) NEWS 2:00 Q MOVIE • • • ., • Tile Souare Jungle" I 1956) Tony Cvrlot Pat C..ow\f!y Alie< o.,.ng forced .n10 the hQht. 1nQ "ng for t1nanc.14I r-.s a young man ""'"' d ~n.p and 8 go<I 12 hf'S I 2108 NEWS 2-t58 NEWS 2:2.5 II t.tOVlE ... MOllll * *.,. .. ,,.,,.., Oar•" (1U11 lddi. CMtor. Georvt ...... ,~ lnO COft ..... lrMld9 • ......... ..--..... ct 11r:. 25 "*"' • MCWla *•'A ··on Oenger- Ground" (19611 Ida Lupi. "°· Werd Bond. A dllelloo trve ~ • mutdanlr to be Ille bfottlef of tM gift he IOv9I. ( 1 "' .. 30 min.) • NEWI 3:561 HEWI 4:00 MOVIE * ·~ "lain Of Rob in Hood" ( t9521 Robert Claltle, Mary Halc:tler. G MOVIE • • * "The Phantom OI l he ap.a·· (1943) Oaude Raina. Nelson EOdy. A mid: diltlgufed mu*'8n who haunts 1he Pan1 Opera Houle kldnlPI a oeautilut young 9QPfeno and lakes her to h•s sut>- len'aneen 1111r. (2 twa I ID MOVIE • .,., ··Green Buddha·· r 1~1 Wayne Moma. May Germ111ne Tlaur•dafl'• Dayf i•r Mo"i~ -AFTERNOON- 4:56 8 * • "Malt Bag Robbery" /1957) l ee Pa1tetSOfl, Kay Callard 11:00., • *.,.,"Jalopy" 119511 Bo-.y Boys. Leo 0-V. 12:00 CJ ft ft • "You N-(9n l ,.., (195 1) Olcto. Powell, Peggy Dow Q) • • * "lhe Shop Around Tl1e Corner" 119.0) James St-••I. Ma190<el SulWIY8n ,.,... m ••• Ml'llSeeYoutn My Oro.untt'" ( 1i521 Doris Doiy , Danny Thomaa 3:00 CJ ft ft• "Tiie Lui • • ~ • Colo< ~ Dead"" Waqon·· I 1956) RICl\ard ( •9691 Tom Tryon, C1110fyli Wldmatk, FellCla Fan. JonM A man dying from a dlJ • • • ''lhfl Candi· \!Ow 1c;t1n9 poison ·~ e1a1A" ( 19721 Robert <1~1e.m1nee1 10 tond n.s ••lier ,,, '"" 1851 tew nour'S f!ecltord. Peter Boyle. ,,_ naa 1eti 10 hYe 1 1 "' 5~ 3.30 U • • • ~c1eopa1ra·• f P11rt 1) 11963) Ellllbeltl '·•'flO<. R>enard Bunon by Armstrong & Batiuk CBS Makes It 8 Straight in Ratings Crown Passes Ed McMahon will hos t and current queen Susan Horvath of Penn~y lvania will present the crown to her successor on the 23rd annual "Amen ca ·s J unior Miss Pageant" tonight at 8 on C BS. Channel 2 '-Record' Series Set "For the Record." a S<!nes of JO dramaliza lions of human dignity and triumph, premiere~ Sunday at 10 p.m . on KOCE. Channel 50 The premiere progr am, "The Winnings of Frankie Walls." is a drama about a middle-aged laborer as he struggles to cope in an increasingly educated and technological society . The follow- ing drama. "A Question of the Sixth.'' focuses on a farme r who is dying of cancer. and how he and h1s girlfriend deal with his slow and tragic death. Later programs involve a sports theme with a look a l the world of junior league hockey and the exploitation of a marathon swimmer. The MOVIE MUSICAL EVENT of the IO's I - L .. IOYD ) INfORMI In the DAILY PILOT ,'.';E\V Y ORK !AP 1 CBS hstcrl lht· four h1ghl·Sl-raled programs rn the week t'nding June· 29. and won the network's pnme·llmc rating!. com petition for the ei~hth !.tra1ght time, fi gures frr>m the A C Ntels en Co. s how CBS' ··M-A-S·ll" replaced another rtf till' net work's programs. :'The J cHcrsons:· a~ tht< week's No I show "T he Jerfersons·~ had finished fi rst m viewer preference two weeks running. THE RATI NG FOR "M·A-S-H" was 23 2 Nielsen says that means of all the homes in thl' country with television. ·23 2 percent saw al least part of the progra m "The J offc r:,ons"' fell to lOlh plaCt~. with a rating of 19.4 CBS' rating for the week was 14 1 to 13 4 for ABC and 12.5 for NBC. The networks say that means in an average prime-time minute dunn.i.? the week. 14 1 ~rcenl of the nation's TV·equ1pped hom es were tuned lo CBS As is generally the case this lime of year. re runs dominated lhe prime-time fare . tn the mosl recent week checked. The highest rated of the nc .... Disney Movie Slated HOLLYWOOD <AP> -J enny Agutter. Barry Newman and Nanette Fabray will star in the Walt Disney television m ovie "Amy-on-the-Lips." Agutter plays a tum-of-the-century woman who flees her domineering husband to teach hear- ing-impaired ch ildren to speak at a school for the deaf and blind "The heart does leap up I A sleek core-lifter." -Chol1es Ctlompltn, Los Angeles Times It• CCUT ~-~~.,~~c-1~~~ NOW PLAYING .u.·1-. PUZ.I .............. BtN !>29·!1339 ~~Mew blt 3:.cJ1 C-DIWU8t'WOOlllllttlGI Or•noe 634·~'.13 1rv1ne !l!>t 06~!> •"'8UllCC9'T& .. , __ , UWMOI" Wll.IO TW.- M1u1on V!f!O 830 6990 _...c, lllfCOl• •fl·•• Buen.1 Park 811-4010 . --•" •• -. -• • -_. • r • • , -.,-• -!II • • -• • • ,,.. -• -•-••II# ... , " , . .. . ,,,.. ..... -. .. .. .... .\ "him :-. \\a" Tntn Sn\'tlt·r "<'1•ll'1Jrtt\ Spotlight" rm \;fl<' ''' 1 i. 111110\\ t•tl "' '\inbo<h ..., PerfN·t · nn ('BS in 1!11h 11l<t('I', l1t•rl "Ith .in "\BC' '>f)t'Clal. lJt'h htl· l!oont· Tht· Sanw Ohl Brantl :"t--v. :\ti· \ \10!\;G OTllF:R SP E<"IAI. .ind fir~t run orft·r mg ... an :'\BC' Bi)! 1-:,·f'nt · · \\'ht·n Ever) Da' "a" t hf• Fourth of J uh . v. O!. 25th 1n the rat in~:, follu v.t>tl h' l'h\·I & :\11kh\ on CBS m 27th place and '"Wrllu .... II Women tn Pnson:· 28th . '-=l"W!. l>Pt•c1a ls d1ci not do .... ell. "Sadat·., J·:ternal Egypt.'" a ··r 11s Heports'" presentation v. ;is No 57 for tht' wt·t'k , while un "NBC White 1';,.1p(•r ,' "ff .Japan C';rn .. Wh) Can't we·•· \\aS 65lh Hoth A BC and NBC had I wo shows a mong the ., ••••. ,. ~\\. ~, .• tl4):. 1 ·1111.\~ • .•• ,,~sen· ~ ~.-__ A~~'\.'-'IT~! w -....... l!~ NON PLAYING AMC 011.AIMH MAU ~ ,,,. ~:~, ... ~~ ~ ~· ...... lDWAllDS" CtlKMA wtlT "P\rlfl••\19' b~ l 393; w 'if I/ DiJ • '"' • • >0 • I I\ • •() 4'f MAM'I SOUTll COAIT lO'tll Mts.i ;49 33~? C»-, 11 00 •, JO • '00 • 14) • tOlO MMll'I PU rlAlA 8ru ;19 ;339 [Wt., '100• llO •~OO t •• • tO JO lDWAllOI' •IUIOI tlLIO •AU M1nt011 v.e,o •9!> r.220 (Iii • •100•1'\•")JC a \\• tO ._, •.aotc, 1 ·'MCtl !':°:'J' .. 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THE BEST AND FUNNIEST Clint Eastwood movie:· -Janet M aslin, THE NEW YORK TIMES "ONE OF THE FUNNIEST and most touching films you'll see this or -any y ear." -Rond Barrett. ABC·JV "BLESS YOU BRONCO BILLY. Ifs tim e t o take Eastwood seriously as one of the most honest, influential personal filmmakers in the world today." -Tom Allen. VILLAGE VOICl "BRONCO BILLY is Clint Eastwood's m ost enjoyable film in years." -Gene 515.kel. CHICAGO TRIBUNE.. .. BRONCO BILLY, let me tell you, may be the best film Eastwood has ever made." -LOS ANGELES MAGALINL "Eastwood's 'Billy' hits the bull's·eye." -Rick KrJ<JdP ( HIC.ALO ~u·-. 11."H "BRONCO BILLY is a bu ndl~ of fun ur.d a. great way to start the summer." -Cit·orgr· A.nth1Jny. l ORO:'i I CJ ~Uf'1 -.; < .. What everybody gets ls a good Ur.ie." " _(..J' •• "Don't m is9 BRO NCO B ILL\'." r • • • ..... .. ·l c • Pt, •' •M ....an n ~ EDWARDS ~HUNTINGTON CINEMA ~ EDWARDS ,,.. . EDWARDS Beecf> ._ ... " •• Elll• Hunt"'91on 11 .. cro • 848--0383 ~ SADDLEBACK \9 PLAZA El Toro Rd •t Roell.held El Toro • 581·5880 ~ CINEMA CENTH H-1I Adam• Co.11Me•• • 9 79.4141 '9J WESTlllOOK ""••tm..,,atef •• l f004IP'lurtl ~••<>•n C.•v•• • S30·4401 .. CITT CEllllll ~· .. .' ·· ~HIEMA ' T,.. Cny ~no C.en1re o .. ~. 634 J911 ._ _______ ,,,_ _ __, L- l _~~----~-~~~~-~~---~-~~~~~~~~~-J {;OPH/{;T/CAT£() PROGRAMMING .. Beaulilu/ !llereo M u(}/C- N ew.{>-Marine Waalher- !lloDk Markel Reporl(} Con.{>umer Repor/.{> ..... ""'""-' .... ,. M ·l--'•to ~·J~T00..9 10 ''A BITIER FILM THAN • ST AR WARS •••• ,, -flM( MAG AZINE ~ J/Aflf5~ ~ en 1be most wanted man in Wakd"ldd prison ~the Warden. bHl'.11•! r,11 f1f 4()'> ANO 116'>' 11'·• c llW( H 546-2711 Robert Redford "BRUBAKER" 12: 15-2:45-5: 15 8:00.10:30 URBAN COWBOY 12:00-2:30-5:00 1:4s-10-:JO m ~ • Aetor Now 'Bankable' apl t Kot.to Hiu Stride After 18 Fil11111 " UIAN •. DlJSTON COi t Miil ' Ohio U\f') Yaph t Kotto''I MCI ~:..~ THE BWES BROTHERS uon In CnlumbW' und <'entr•I Ohio • muaical comedy Kotto ww1 bo n1 an New York'" H arlem and In • r ff("l'r 11pun"I IH 111nt111n pl('turf•, U has mad•· huj 111111~ u yt •111 'h •J cillv llut r{'('t-ntly ht• hu bee n hr uranl( ,.om••thtn" IH'W 11buut haa !>latu.'> In th· m ov1t• mdui,trv t•duraled In the Bronx tie lt>urned about show ~J ~!.::'!'·~~:'~'- business lhrou"h an a unt who nn a dancing t---"'.;.._--------1 ... tudlo ll wos flt ht'r stuc:Uo that he m et Sidney Po1Uf'r, who became his m entor. NOW PLAYING l.ulf•ly , n1ova.· produ<'<'r' h&vt-<'8lh•d tum . b.ankublt'." und llwy ft' rm1k1nai orfor!> rct11t1:r lhun •'Vt'I I ~u1• .. s 11 1111•1.111 .. .,01111• li.lvc·I that I u'i un actor h11v1· ''·1u•h1·ll." K111t11 s1rnl "fkcausc of 'Live and Let f ltt• · Ol\d "l'hl· I\ ht•n, · t ht•1 t• .irt· 1wn1>l" thut v..ould l>U l 1111m1•v 1111 .... n to '1•1• 1111• ·' K 11 t I 11 p I ._. v t' rl ..i ti u .1 I 1'11 ,11.u lt·r 11111• 111 lhl· J,1mt•., IH1111t U(I\ t•11t urt• 111111 J i.11.111· ""l'lll4'1·r Ill tht· "'lll'l\l'l' lltllOO tJ11 ti 11•1 Despite Nlrong opinions about social issue11, the actor , who 1s In his 308, said he has no desire to h<'<'o me involved pohllcally or be interviewed · ubout h1S thou ghts on world events. . "AU. I KNOW IS Rettlng on a stage and before· a camern. But ever s rnce I got a little sue· cei.~. I have to answe r ques tions about'what is go- ing on an Africa . Iran, M1a m1 .. ''I've h<.1d 1t up to he re I'm engulfed with it. I don't belwvt· anyone in the entertainment business ~hould u.w 1h1•1,. 1ma~e to per.wade. 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'" "SUPER· MAN'' .~, ''THE FIRST EPIC HORROR FILM11 -Jack Kroll, Newsweek Magazine A ~lANl[Y K~Bm~K f llM JAIT Nl~HOlSON SHfll[Y DUVAll "JH[ SHINING" ~tAlMAN CROTHrn~, DANNY llDYD ~[PH~ K!Nt ™Nl~Y KUBRICK •DIAN[ JDHN~ON ~(~Kif 8Af tK jAN'HAMAN ,,~ ... -··· I• \ ·INllD•: •lta'9rmarllet lhepper •Clult C.lendar na~HCalendar / •lllm Gourmet Creruny Poached PlmnPie ·Natural Cheddar Pear Pie Go Fr11ity Some ot us reme mber hot and juicy pies steaming on the win- dow ledges. Apple. peach and berry pies we re always the most fragrant, competing with the flower box set just below California Stuffed Peach Pie P1um experts and gourmets agree that poaching is an ideal cooking method for this colorful summer fruit. Classic poached fresh plums are delicious by themselves. They also greatly enhance baked products. for example. poached plum pie. Fortunately. poaching is not onJy a classic technique. it's also an easy one. Just simmer fresh unpeeled plums in any one of a number of liquids or syrups for about 10 minutes. depending on the ripeness of the plums. THE BA.SIC poaching liquid, of course. is a sugar· water syrup. Lemon peel and a vanilJa bean add variety For a tasteful change, port and other dessert wines or fruit juices also make delicious poaching elixers. Whatever the liquid used, the poaching proce.ss brings out the distinctive tart-sweet flavor or fresh plums while creating a soft and delectable· S\uced fruit. 1his method is a practical one. too. Poached plums can be kept in the refrigerator for several days. . Besides poaching beautifully. plums adapt well to home canning and preserving. Fresh plums from 9 California. which grows more than 90 percent of all fresh plums ln the country. are ·at their peak now until Sep- tem ber. So there's DO better time for poaching, preserving and Just, plain out-Of-hand good eating. •oaE FllESH and fruity tdeas for plums and other haadoua summer fruit.a are available from California fruit growers. "A Taste of the Rainbow" is a new 48-page col- orful redpe collection that bu suagestions ror all lifestyles and food preferences. Choose from Picnic Pleasures. Fut and Fruity. Light, Low-Cal and Luscious, and Ele1ant and Festive to name a few chapten. To order, send $1 to: "A Taste ol the Rainbow," P. 0 . Bolt 25512'7, Sacramento 95125. CAUFOaNIA POACHED PLUMS 2cupa1qar 2 quarts water 2 strtpe lemon peel 1 vanllla bean 18 to 24 fresh CallfomJa plums Combine sugar. water, lemon peel and vanilla bean in a beavy <M1uart pan. Bring to a boll, atirrin1, until 1u1ar la diuolftd. Reduce heat and simmer 10 minutes. ~ D1um1 ID synip and poach 10 to 15 minutes, until just bare- ly teoder. Cool ln 1yrup. Store t11htly covered In retrtaerator. Makes 8 to 10 aervtn11. taEA•Y POACHED PLUM PIE l cup plum •YTUP from .,oacbed pluma c..- Nectarine Flip-Top Cake In late summer and into the fall,. peach and berry pies gave way to the favorites of the season. one of them being pear. Nothrng eemed quite as good as a warm pear pie, covered with a ~Y crust and served with a wedge of Cheddar. PEARS AND cheese have long be-en an accepted combination. here and especially in Europe Now. a truly American dish, hot pie. 1s team ed with an old friend. cheesc. to m ake what s hould become a classic - Natural Cheddar Pear Pie. The pears arc nestled in your favorite pastry, s l ightl y seasoned with ginger. On top goes a spr1nkl1n~ of natural Cheddar. c r~at1ng a de licat e c rust when hakt'd Ser ve Natural Cheddar Pear Pie wed ~f's wa rm with ic e cream or ~hipped cream Ac- tuall>-. 1t ~l an<h alone as a tasty dt--.,crt or ac·companicd by a n<'h <'UP of c·offr-., Don 't put this rm~· on }OUr ~1ndo~ :.111, though. It rfoesn t have the top pastry t'ru\t, anc1 be'l 1de'\. you may ne\ er SC"t' 1t Jgain 1f your family gt'l.., down~ ind of 1t • NATI.'RAL OfF.DDAR PEAR Pll:: I unhakt.'hell ~ rr .. -.h Banlt.'ll pear~ ~.,cup \Ui.tar I t;iblc•<;µoo n flour '~ tt·a~poon p<J~dcrcd gin ger '"teaspoon s alt Cht~l' Crumble Topping Plums, peaches, nectarines, pears. The season for lots of fresh fruit is here. And, w.e 've selected some easy-to-make recipes for you to try using these flavorful tree fruits. Prepare pas try Pare, core and slJcc p('ar,,. Combine sugar, flour, g111ger and salt. M 1x with pear" and tum into pastry shell. Sprinkll' on CheesC' Crumble ToppinJ;. Ba ke, below o ven center. 1n ::a hot oven (42!) deJ?ree-; I until pears are tendet ;ind c ru"t r ri:.p and golden hro~ n, about 10 to 45 minutes. St•rvc ~arm toppt'd .,,.1th ice cream or ~hipped cream, 1f de· s ired Make-. one 9-inch pie. PIF: SHELL Resift 112 cups s ifted all- pur~<> Oour With :i.. teaspoon ~all Ulto m1xJ.llg bowl. Cut in ~ cup shor1enmg until fine. Stir in 3 to 4 t abl~poon'\ cold m ilk or water. JUSt enou1?h so pa:.try holds togcth(•r Round into a ball and roll out on ·noured board t.o l~inch c1rclC' Fit into 9·inch pie pan and bwld up Outed edge. l package CJ ounces) mi xed fruit Oavor gelatJn 1 cup whipped cream California poached plums. drained 1 baked pie crust • In saucepan, heat plum syrup to boiling. Add gelatm. stirring to dissolve. Chill until syrupy. f old in wtupped cream. Arrange plums in pie shell and pour gelatin mix- ture over them Chill several hours or overnight. Makes 6 servings. It's a pretty sale bet that on most pantry shelves sits a packaged cake mix. It's also a pretty good guess that most good cooks yearn for ways to jazz up tbal rather ordinary. if reliable, standby. One way to make a homemade lasting but convenient cake is to add the fruit of the season. Now peaches. plums and nectarines are plentiful a nd reasonably prk:ed. A vallable only 3 or 4 summer months a year. these Juicy favorites add color and a sweet natural flavor to puddings, pies, cakes, breads -ju.st about any recipe or pac~aged product. STA.RT wrnt what's oo your sbell -a whJte or yellow cake mix. Maybe you have a fudge or cherry. they'd be good too. Line the bottom of a cake pan with sliced Dee· t.arlnes and spices. Cover that with cake batter and bake. The (inal step ls flipping your creatUon out ot tbe pan. Upside down It comes out right side up. Hence the name Nectarine F1ip-Top Cake. NECTARINE n.JP-TOP CAKE 2 tablespoons melted butter or margalne 3 tablespoons sugar liJ teaspoon grated le moo rind 1 tablespoon lemon j'°ce '>-!t teaspoon cinnamon 2 cups sliced fresh oectarlnes l loaf·aiie packa1e white or yellow cake mlx• Whipped cream Melt bUtter 1n bottom of 9·inch round 1lua bakinl dllh. Sprtnkle with sugar, lemoa rind and Juice and cin· · namon over butter; arrange nec?tartne slices on top Of sug- ar mixture. Prepare cake mix accord.ln1 to packa1e direc- tions, pour over fruit. Bake In 350 de1ree (moderate) oven JS to 40 minutes. Cool on wire rack for S minutes, then· run , knife around edge and invert on aervtna plate. Serve with whipped cream, ti desired. Makes one t-lnch cake. -or-t regu!ar·1l1e package white cake mht. Pour half of batter over fruit; bake remainder aa cupcakes or u plain layer. CHF.ESE CRUMBLE TOPPlNG ..Combine •., cup sifted flour, •,-. teaspoon salt. 3 tablespoons su~ a r . ~ cup s hredde d s harp natural Cheddar cheese and 3 tablespo<>n!) melter butter California Stuffed Peach Pie is a good re<:ipe for begin- ning bakers because it anvolves JUSt one top crust. The bot- tom "crust" is fa.sb.iooed from crushed macaroons. which results in a cobbler·like pie that's good DO matter what you caU at! For the seasoned pie makers, chances are this stuffed peach pie is a welcome addition to their repertoire. A special touch is the buttery New England Nutmeg Sauce, poured generou_,ly over thick slices or steaming fruit, ma- ple and nut filled pie. Wbetber a pie pro or just a beginner, the sttret to suc· cess is in the freshness of the lngredlents. Choose blemish free peaches showing DO green at the stem end. If the peach nesh gives slightly to gentle palm pressure it's re- ady to eat -or "stuff" in this special pie. CALIFOaNIA STUFFED PEACH PIE Pastry for one-cnLl!.t_i_>~e_ .. l cup crushed macaroons 6 fresh CallfomJa peaches ~ cup brown sugar. ftrmly packed "4 C9J> chopped walnuts 2 tab&espooos maple syrup Prepare favorite pie pastry and set aside. Cruab macaroons and place in bottom of an 8-i.Dch pie plate. Peel, halve and remove pits from peaches. ln a small bowl, com bloe brown 1u1ar, walnuts and syrup, mixing thorougbly. Place a beapine teaspoon ol the brown sucar mixture in slx peach halves. Gently press other balvea on top of ltuffed halves. Arrance in pie plate. Roll out pastry and place on top ol peaches, sealing edges. Bake in 425 decree OYen 20 minutes or unW pastry is lightly browned. Serve with New En1land Nut.mes Sauce. Makes 6 lerv· in11. NEW ENGLAND N1JTMEG &\VCE lcupaufar I tablelpoon floor 1 cup boWq water l tablespoon butter l teupoon nutm•1 l tableepoon fresh lemon Julee Comblne sucar and nour to1etber in a saucepan. Add bolllnt water and cook, st.tmnc constantly until sauce thkkent alllhtlY. Add butter and 1lmmer 1entty for & minutes. Remove from beat and stir in nutme1 and lemon Juice. Serve warm. Cl ... " unno~N !'C d• ar I oht'n n\ rrlnolH•d • ,. taa k food und 11H•hnmf' tddlhon to hr~•tl• t.n1J toolll..,. tu 1111111.•• th• m mort• 11utr1H••u.' 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H 's a perfl-ct way to begin the day and perk up morn· 1ng appetites. A nd lunchtim e i.:rapefruit suggestions an• :.i lso numerous l 'npcelr d fruit cut i nto wed gt•<, <:Jncl t uckt•d 1 ntu a . lunc·h box rna kl•S a p· pet111ng snacks in· d udt· a hit of sugar to ~prmkle on c·ach wedge, 1f > ou wish. Or combine .!rnpdruit sections with • una, salmon or chicken for a krrific i.alad com b1nat1on SU MMF.R FR U IT SALAD WITH G R A P EFR UIT MI NT DRESSING 2 grapc:fru1t . pee led. '>ect1oned 3 cups m elon cubes or balls !cantaloupe. honeydew. w atermelon, etc.> 6 fres h a pricot s. halved or I can o:i:i , ounces) apricot halves. .dra ined I cup s eedl ess grapes G r ape(ru 1t M 10 t Dressing In serving bowl, com · bine fnlit. Serve with Grapefruit Mint Dress- ing. Makes 6 servin gs <about 7 cups). GRAPEFRUIT MINT DaEMING t c up dairy sour cr eam or yogurt 2 tablespoons hooey 2 teaspoons fresh grated grapefruit peel 1 tablespoon fr esh squeezed g r apefruit Juice 2 teaspoons crushed drted mint leaves . In small bowl. com- • ~ne all ingredients; AUi. Makes about 1 c1&p. 'ftE811 GMPEFatJIT ~REN'l1NE SALAD •• • % cupaaJadoU ~ 4 • • .. :.• "4 cupwine vtnegar ·~· 2 teas poons fresh crated grapefruit peel •' ,P~~ ' I t•a..,poiin dr 1P1I t .1 r r :. ~ 11 11 I 1· a ., 1· .., ("fU)'.ltNJ I l~1rg1: hunr h or I pat• k u g e ( I 0 o u n cc.., 1 fresh spinadi. turn in hi le su.e p1en:i. :.! grapefruit. pe<.'led . cul in ha tr-cartwhel'ls l s m a ll o n i on , sliced. sep;n a t e d into ra!l -----'I -.,....----.. ,.. . .., Of ~ER GOOD THROUGH OCCCMPEH J 1 1980 \IOIOWHERE PR0HIBH£0 TAYEO OR Rt'5 TRtCTEO PLE.ASE ALLOW AT LEAST (IQHT WEE1o.<, f OR H.ANOLING OFFER GOOD 0 Nl' tN US A . '• r,. ,.. .. . , ....... .. '" " ........ j I 2oc - ring:. 12 c up l abo ut 2 ounr t•s) crumbled blue ch<·ese In Jar with lid. com - bine salad oil. v1nf.!i:ar. grapefruit peel. garlic 'alt a nd tarraJ.ton, chill In large b<>"I. combine ~p1na ch . g r a p e fruit . onion and t•hcPse : chill To servf•. shake drc:>smg Wl•ll . l1ghlly toss with spinach m ixture Makes 6 servings (abo ut 9 Best Idea Since Shopping Carts cups> SALAD ITALIANO IN G RAPF.FR UIT SHELLS 2 grapefruit :.! oranges. peeled. i.ect1oned. drained I mecbum zucchini. thinly sliced 1 2 cup sliced celery l;1 cup prepar ed Italian salad dressing 'l'l cup mayonnaise or s alad dressing Grated p eel of 1 rresh orange GRAPEFRUIT SHELLS Cut each grapefruJl in half cross wise ; remove a n y seeds. Using a c urved grapefruit or paring k.rufe. cut around segments lo loosen Crom membrane. Remove and r eserve pieces; drain. Scrape shells clean with spoon. To prevent tip- . ,, Two-ye er 8'.lpply (104 llsts) furnished In conYenlent •••-oft pad pl ng, cut a thin s lice Send from bottom of each shell; cruu. Today To CITRUS VEGETABLE SALAD B A In bowl, comblne re-8COme s e r v e d g r a per r u i l S Sh pieces, ora nges, ZUC· uper Opper cbini, celery and Italian • • • • • • • • • • • dresaLne. Cblll l hour or I Fllllnthlscoupon.mellwlth longer lo blend navon. I 11.75 +.SOpoetegelhencHlngto: To make orange mayon· 1 Piiot Prtntlng Shopping Uet naise sauce, remove 2 P.O . Box 1580 tablespoons Italian 11 330 W. B•y St. can do a week·s shopping without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. -140 Hp•r•t• printed Items. plu• •ddltlon•I 191cH y~ c1n 1111 In your•elt. 34 Staplet 21 Vegetables , .. Fruit• e Bakery Items 5 BIYlf~H 19 Meet •nd fish enlrl•• 11 O_.ry items 20 Mlec.lleneous DAILY PILOT dressing and blend with eo.t. MeH, C•l". 92829 mayonnaiM and oranae I I peel. To serve, apoon IMAMR--------------1 1rapelruit mixture into I I prepared shells. Serve ll'T"'llT-------------1 with orange ~yon.nalle 1 • .sauce. Makes 4 servln11 CfTY---------DP----- (about a cups> L •• -• - -• - - - - - -.1----------------~ .. . . . ..-. • Clip and Use This Coupon ;; .. :··:;-.·<§) ., 75c OFF ~: ~ ' ~· .. I • •• Towards The Purchase of One ( 1) Roll 1 1 : ~{ C-I I 0 Kodacolor Film ~~ 1 : £i 20-hposure Roll : 1 I i'. l1m1I I lt•m and l C-p.n ,.., C .. tla"'•' W1tlt lh" <O~pon ::11: I ,, o,.d SS ''"""m"m P"rthow f.cl..,dtnt lMll""' Tobocto ond l:i I 1 ~·· Oowy ,,ocf'l'th Cw~ o..4 Jvty 3·•. 10to f·n ~th.rn J11t 1 ;..• Cott'Ofl"•o ll1c•pt Son ~ ........ lmp .. tof Covnt .. , ond C1 1 ;_ -_:_'!:.'b_·f:._~. ·.-:. :·!:. ·:: !·.t: :(:;~;~0 .. .:·~ ::..': .. :~ ·?:::~··:.. !.·~-~"!i...~: ,. Everything you want front a store and a little bit ntore! . 1000..,....,,.~.....,.,. ..... . •>• .... c .... ........,. '--9-..... . , ..... .,,. ....._., .. Le, ............ 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Thu. 11> wht>re fresh ~tr1.1wl>t-r rlea in 1i1 gn~at, easy dessert hf-11>3 ~1i1l lht' summer heat Strawberry Ua varum P 1 e 1 s a t' o m p a n y dessert that demandi. lo be shown off in your bei.t looking pu.-:.t-rYer Th\' r ec1pt.> t•alls for frt>:.h s trawbernes. or <'OUrSv along with a f ew pac kaged conven ience roods familiar to most hnu f'holdli. fur anottw-r t>C'C'U"lcm ""' ~ I m p I ~ rl u t "' I t h t ht ( I r 'I I 111 1 a tra•b rr > fh\r1r l'tr a "'bc-rr) """"' &f'latln •ntl lh•*t'c1 .it-h1t1n 111nd t h11w1 ii froiro -.hippc'd topp1111t fr ott•n "'hip~ h•IJPll1t1 do hnnc"' an h~<"""' '" urt• star 111.:n'd1t>nt" makt> u11s a h t and ~T1tAW1u:a1tv flutr v pie P ar<-d RAVAMIAN PU. t r. w h \' r r y r ~ \ II t I 1.itnl !j\ruwtx•rr&t'!'i ~f'lat1n '' be11trn t u hullt•it uml tu1l v.-d abt,nat double 1tJ; volurnt· I b1tkl·d ti 11wh JHt' before thaewl1c1 frcUt'I\ -.hell, coolt"<j w h 1111u·d t u pp 1 n..: 1, I pm·kuxe tJ oum·t•:. 1 blttnd.-d 11\tn 11 "' r ttw h.-rrv rlttvor ~dutin Aflt'r it bncf <'hallmK. lldH>r .idulm tht-mixture 111 11pooned :i.. C'UJI hmllng water o v e r h a I ,. e ti f rt' n h :! cu1"-ice cubt:i. lr1t"'lWl r&l'S urr1tntrted I contit ln t'r (4 on a pit' shell bottom 1Ht11<t>!l I frott•n whipped All 1~ <'hi lled etbout 4 t111•111ng. thaY.l·d hour:. ht-Cort-gdm1~h1ni.: Arran..:c :.tr..tY. bcrrac:. ~1th ad1htional bt'rrit-') 1n bottom of l"t' :.hell .ind "'hlllll\:d toµpm~ . lll!>'>ol w ~t-IJ~Jll m botl St r 11w111• r r) and 1ng "'"'t'' Adil lt'l' t•utx·.., chtll ol.Ht.> IC>\t'f !f d11k1• irnd '>llr con.,tunll) unlll ..... 111 en)O\ Chocola l t! gelalm start.'> to th1t•kt>n F le1 k ...,11 <lWht-1 1 ~ P ie Hemove dl\'t unmcllt•ll tw•lt'r unlll nutty uncl lhlC'k Wld about doublP in \ olum tJIClod an I 1·111> of I.he "'hlpµed 1111) PIOM Chill. 1f necessury. u ntil mixture will mound Spoon into vat' 'hl'll ovt•r berries Chill .1bout I hour~. Garnu~h with rt•m1unang whipped lOppm~ and add1 twnal twrr1t'b, 1f desired ('llOCOLATE FLECK STRAWBERRY PIE l'Plnt strawberries 9 in c h Crac k e r Crumb Crust l packaJ{e 13 ouncesi '>trawberry flavor ~elatan llavor ~elatm ,. 1 ('UP bo11tng "'ater ~ cups ICt> cubes I conlaaner 18 uum·e~ l fron·n "'h1ppt.>d l11µp111g lh<twed I i.quare -.em1·s \.\eet c ho co lat e. finely C'hopped rt>Af'rv1n" " whOlt bf'r rwA for aarm h , 1t dt' 11 red Arrange hu I ved '\t rawt>t-rru•'I 1n rrus t l>l'l~ol vf' lCelalln c·om pletely in bo1hn1C·walt'r, sl1rnn~ 3 minutes. Add ice cubes and star con- s tantly until gelatin 1s thickened. about 2 to 3 minutes . Rt>move any unmetted ice Us1n R wire whip. blend In whipped toppin~: then whip until s mooth. Fold 1n chocolate. Ctnll, af necessary. until mixture "'111 mound Spoon O\ er ~tr a wberries 111 crui.t. Chill 2 hours CRA CKER CRt:MB CR{;ST Combine 11 .. cu p '\ round buttery cracker .lli!.i.illP.'l.'Jltf! crumbs and '•cup melt· ed butter or margarine Press firmly on bottom a nd sides or 9-anch p11 Lime. Pecan Microwa,~e Pies ir e Seat J:l'l atm Y. Ith t•lectr1t· m1xt:r or rotan Halve s trawbel'hes. pan Clull A l it tl e ~ou lhe rn hosp1tahly as welcome in any part of the countr}. Southern Pec<1 n Pie and Key Lime Pie. recipes from a m i c r owave cook book. are quick ancl eas y in your microwave oven These tra d1t1onal southern desserts "'111 end any meal gr aciously. SOUTHERN P ECA N P IE Total cookm~ time. 30 minutes 1 9·rnch unbaked p;i~tr~ ~hell Oned bean~ I tabl~poons hut11·r or mar)!arme I tablespoon dll purpose flour 3 beaten egi,:!- 1 cu p dark corn syrup 12 teaspoon vanill<t 1 cup pecan halvei. Do not prick pastry s h e ll. Pl ace h eavy plasllC' wrap inside pie s hell. Add dried bea ns to \bout l ·mch de pth in pie plate. Cook uncovered, a t medium high for 8 mmut.es, giving dish half turn once. Carefully hft plastic wrap and beans from s hell. Cook shell at medium hi gh fo r 3 minutes more. Set a.side. Io mixing bowl, melt butte r at b lgla for 1 m inute . Add flour; blend well. Cool slightly Stir in eJ.?gs. com syrup, a nd sugar. Cook. uncovered. at m e dium for 10 m 1nutes. s tirring O<'· cas sonally until shghth lh1t·ken~ Add vanilla. Turn into pr<'pared pie sht>ll \rrange pecans over·top Cook un cm·<.'red at Medium lo~ for 8 manutt•!-> 11r until JU-ii ::.et g1v1ng pie µlate half turn 1Jnce. KF.\' LIME PIF: Tot<.11 C'ook111g lime 12 m1nutt•:,. I table.,poon un · flavored gelatin •:?cup s ugar 1 1 te31>pnon salt I egg yolks 12 cup hmc JOl('l' ·~cup Y.aiN l teaspoon g rall•ci ~1ml' J)et'I Few drop:. gret•n food coloring 4 t'j.!j:! V. h Ile'' 1 :·<.up :.ugar I t' u p v. h 1 p p 1 n g Nl'am. Y.htppt>d I 9 ·1nc:h hakC'tl pa~try shell· In 11'2 -quart bov.I com bane gel;.itm. 1 :i cup :-.ugar. anci salt. In ml\ <'r bowl, beat (•gg 'olks. lim(· JUICC <ind v.:att>r . s tir into gelatin. Cook at medium for 4 t o 5 minutes or just till bub- bly, stirring e very 30 seconds. Add Ii me peel and food coloring ; mix well Chill, stirring oc- casionally. till m ixture mounds slightly whe n dropped from spoon When gelatin mixture nearly mounds, tx-at egg whites to soft peaks. Gr adually add •'l cup s u gar; beat to s tirf peaks. Fold gelatin mixture into egg whites F'old in ~h1pped cream . Pile m to haked pastry shell. Chill farm G<1rn1s h with add111onal \.\hipped cr('am and hml! wedges To bake pastry shell. PriC'k ~hell. cook <tl ml•d1um h1s:h for 8 to 9 minute~. i::1"'"~ a half I urn onct· t 1H1I Microwave· Cooki11~ To Beat the Heat Cnn ' e n1en cc and enerJ:~ con~ervat1on are th l' b)word s of m1crowa\·e cooking Add to ) our rollecuon of tan tal 1z1 n g dis hes at "Microwave Beat the Heat and Save Energ~ · a t 7 p.m . Jul) 16 or l p m. and 7 p m July 17. The classes will be pre- Indian Food C l'a Topic 'A class m Indian cook- ing under direction of Barbara Won~ will be held. at 11 a m . Thurs- d ay, June 26, at Kitchen Things, 3429 E. Coast Highway, Cor ona del Mar A fee of $17.50 inc ludes the cooking lesson aod lunch. To m ake class re- s e r v at ions, ph o n e 673-3444 l.An'e Apple Tomatoes were used only for ornamental purpoaes in.the U.S. up to the llOOll. Col. Robert· J ohnson startled Salem, N.J ., citi.aenl when be stood in the town square in 1830 a nd ate tomato after tomato with no ill ef- fects. People bad believed t he .. love appl e" polMnout. s ented at Lav.r)., C<i hfornaa Center 570 \\ £•..,l A\'l' 26. L o' AnS?ele., Fec for the three·hour demonstra· tson 1s ~7 Mi crowave 1s the perfeC't wa) 10 <'OOk dur· IOI? the long. hot sum- mer. El\'1e Wilkinson. Lawry's con s urtier sen·ices mana1?er. will 1ntrodure attendees to s uch delJcious and easy d1sht>s as F es ti ve TYJ key Casserole, Taco Enchilada Casserole and Stuffed Green Bell Pepper. Attendees also will re- ceive a booklet or re- cipes that are easy to fo llow. low on e ner.gy use and high on flavor. Discover how to be a cool and collected cook and s pe nd the lime saved enjoying the sun· s hine. Enrollment is limited and confirmed by mail m qrder of paid reserva- tions received. Make check payable and mail to Lawry's Foods Inc., Public Programs Dept., P.O. Box 2983, -Los Angeles, Calif. 90051. Specify date and class time selected. Include name. address and daytime t e lephon e n umber. · For information, call (213) 225-2491, extension 299. 1 SALADAYS SPECIAL Creamy· Te11l ure Skinless Meat. @ 7.Bone Chuck Steak Sofewoy Leon Se~ Chuc~ Cenle• Cul s lb U!ol>AC'-••- 138 7.a-•1•• •• _.. lit Now at Safeway You Can Choose! U.5.D.A. CHOICE OR SAFEWAY LIAN BEEF U.S.D.A. 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W11th1'1 . . t.oof ........ .,.Jvi,1. ,., Strawberry Bavarian Pie combines prepared strawberry flavor gelatin with thawed frozen whipped topping in a refreshing chilled pie. Halved fresh strawberries nestle on bottom of p ie shell and are covered with gelatm-toppmg rnxture . Scotch Buy Lemonade Froze n • 6 -0l Can c Juicy Sweet . Serve A la Mod e --............ Hone\ oe.-~ Melons 39 ' Sailed Pe;rn uts .79' Red Onions 39 < .. Fresh Apr1co~ 49' '""'' ~·· ... Ice Mil• lvcern• .. New Flo"°" HoH s 109 ~ •-r Gollon Pabst Beer ............. r; 12~:·299 Colortex ,ope< Hopi;"'• Stoc~·Up 'nc•I 3 ~·1 ~ R~c A'~ c;hes 2 . 45' 3 .n t Snu · • 25' Or illlCl' Ju1c1• s1s9 House Plants 6 s3 49 Snack Crackers e ..... eo~ •• Gu~ol Anyt•ft"'t•' i~:·69C ~ C & C Cola •• , .. to ... IMI VorMty 2~:99C ~ ....... Chris & Pitts '°''"'"• Sov<• .. ol Z...1y No,,. .. ~69• ~ Gradually, the tomato plDed MCeP(aDce and toda y it ra nks tbird amont ftltllable crops. CallfOnla, wb!cb pro- duce• more than one third of t.be nation'• fnab market tomatoel, abipe aatJoaally from mlAl·MQ tbroqla Oc· teMr. Pitted dates and ta ngy o range segments make a rerreshina twosome. Toss t he m wit h abreddediceberg lettuce and your favorite bot- tled drealng. Sprinkle on some aunfJower seeds ..... y . .,. ... ~,, . .,....., ~~~'!1:F1tm Nell 13~5 , Everytldna you want lrom a Slore and a little bit morel • U6 Ma. C... t ... uo,. ~.._. • U .....)....., ..... s.a LefiM •._..Me,...., •Leh......._ ..... and e~, too ••• • OlliDI WDOle gain bread wlcbet. I • ..._ ... ,,.,, .. ,._.... .._.. • •••11c.-1r .. •w .... .,.... • .................. peel ..... •Jhlle. ....... ,...._ \ . . . . ~ ................ -~ I , • POOO I Shorter Shortcake Short on Shortening .. ) llm t;o u t m r• "1hiol'1taJt.i" •• 11hun on 1horlt'nln" ~u •1.tr and <'alorlf' hu• lht'r ~ .. o o l h 1r11 abbr•·\ 111 h 'cl about 11 fla,u r 111 vernWil.). On• o r th e-nl <'l'•t ltun1• about sbo'htitke •s .U. mcouraa •h• tn JO)'m•n• of Mo th e r Naturt>'s seuonl1.I boun l)' of "'"'" rruu Top It Wlth berrtt'i. or sliced Pt'&tc.·h~. or ~µoon on my lui.c1ou l'ru .. h Suuct' . SHOaTER SffOllTC' AKE 1 cup 1tll puqH>i>~ flour " 1 ~~ teaspoons bak m g powder I cg~ I lt>aspoon \ u ntllJ extract 1, c up cln·t mJr ga rme Op111m<1l 2 table .. poons sug~r Stir flour and bak1n~ powder together. BJend in egg, vanilla. diet margarine (and sugar> with a rork . Knead lightly Just until dough takes shape. Pat out on a lightly floured board Roll oul with a floured rolling pin until a bout a 1/4 -inch thick. Cut into eight circles. using the rim of a small drinking glass A rran,1?e cakes in a s ingle layer on a non- s11ck baking sheet that has been sorayed with cooking spray. Bake un cove red in a preheated. hot. 450-de~ree oven 12 t o 14 minutes. until g o lden Allow to cool , before removing from pan. Split shortc ak es <ind layer with s li ced o r cru s h ed be r ries or pc a l'he::., or s poon on O ra n g e S tr a v.hc•r r v C rus h Sauce M a k ~'!> l'lght shortcakes. ea {·h :-.hortrakl' 1s approx- 1matclv 100 calo rics < 110 n ilories with ::.ugar > ORANGE STRAWBERRY CRUSH SAl1CE t pint fresh !>lra" berries 2 eating oranges Optiona l: 2 table" ponns honey or fructosl· or non caloric sweetener to taste Wash and hull ber ries: leave whole. Peel oranges and cut into l'hunks. Combine be r nes and orange chunk!> in blender container. a lllth: at a time. Cover ble nder ancJ_ chop fruit c oarsely by quickl y t urning the ble nder on und off, until the texture 1::. like a rehsh If dP s1n·cl . add sv.eete ner to ta:.te. Sauce •erves eig ht. approximately 30 calori t•::. eaC'h 14 5 caloric!> J>('r s erving with honey orfructrn.e). LADYFINGER 'LAYF.R CAKE' 8 pac kaged lad ~ fingers Strawberry Orange Crush S:.tUl'•· or c.an y crus hed fn.>!>h rru1 L Split the la<J) finge r~ <.ind a r ran ge half rif them in a :.hallr1w pan Sp0<>n on h::i lf the fruit m 1xtur1· T<1p wllh r1· m a in1ng l a d y f1n g t•r -. halve:. and cnvt•r "'1th r e main ing fruit I Or l a yer split l;,icly fingcr '> and fruit m 1xtun· in in d1v1dual dl·%ert dt!>ht>:-. > Chill until se rving lime Makes eight servi n~s a pproximate ly 7 0 calories each. So m e other easy ideas : Spoon Orange Strawberry Crush Sauce into s ma ll sponge cake shells or use it as a fill· ing for thin cold crepes. Spoon it over froze n yogurt or ice milk to make a sundae. or layer it. with collage cheese for a sundae -kind-of· lunch . To make a chill -and· serve ''trifle ." layer C rus h Sau c e with broke n -up gr ah a m crackers in individual dessert cups. Cover with ~Budget ~obking two 7-week summer ae•ion cooking cluses offered by Costa Mesa Lepure Se~ces are set to begln the week or Juae 23. Ji1 on d • y n I g rrt ' a ",udget Menus" class w 11 cook meals dettoed to help cut the •t!ilY food biU. pourmet eookln1 mietin« on Wednetdaya wlll c:oVer unl1ue dishes. a .. lltr•tJon ee la S20 for either clau. For more tnfonnation. please pbooe'75'·5.'JO!>· r1IUUC' "'rap and t'hlll t'r\ •ral Mun Top •Ith A dollop of \an ll h )OilUl'1 and • du.1Unt1 of l'ln namon bdon.• 111•r ' ma P an· ORAN ,t; CllE M CREDI MOLD 3 eo\' .. lopt•h plu1n aelaun -<>Un('fl C"•n def r<Y\t t--d or•n~t> JUIC"t'" <'Nltt•n trute I quar1 14 1·ur 1 boil 1nr. ... •ttt 2 leupoon.a \ un11l11 1•.clra<'t · It a W '°" l)OOJU hon"~ or fructOM> or l'UMllr a.uh 'lll Ult' lo l lt' 1 teal\poon (lr&ll'tl c1111nat-nnd 8-ounr t-IHH'kaie low hat cr<iam chti~lil", c-ubed 3 c·upe1 cuht'd peeled I. Sii• Ge•.-.et By Barbara GibboM pt>~rhci.. or unpeeled o range JUt ce concen· nectaran~ trtit(• Wait 1 minute un· S t 1 r Jt c 1at1 n t n to lit at softens. then stir in d e fro11lt:d undiluted boiling water , until com fJletelf blended . Pour half o this mixture Into the blender AdcJ the va nill a. s we ete ner. oranae rind <1nd the cream cheese, cut Into cubes. Cover and blend smooUl. Pour the c ream cheese mixture Into a 5· or 6-cup Ol<>ld. or into a loar pan, that has been sprayed with non-slick coo k i ng sp ray . Refrigerate until set l.tta vf' r e maining or•nwe Juice mixture 1tl room tempe r at ure When cream cheese m ixture Is rirm, com - bine cubed peaches <or n e ctarines) with re - maining orange gelatin mixture and pour on top or the c r eam c heese m ix ture . Refrigerate several hours. Invert to unmold. CU using a r ing mold. fill the center with addit ion a l •llced peachea. berries or other diced frettl fruit, Ir desired.) Makes ten ser vings, 145 calor•es e11ch (110 calories each with sugar substitute). • • * F' or more low-col 6ckoa. 1ud o stomped. self. addreued enwlopr and 35 cent• to SUM GOUR.MET UANANA SWEETS, P .O. t Bor·624. Sparta. N.J. UTl'11. YOU A1WAYS SAVI! WITi STATER BROS. 1ow-1ow PRICES ~ ~ Wf MPi\CtS lfft(. I·· 1 fULLDA1S, ' JULT S • . . JU\'f ,, , .. o Service Deli IPICIALI 0000 IN ITO<IU '*'~ MJIVICI OllJ 0... 'I') COLI SI.AW »U 39• AUK• OMI" llAN .I. O"IOH SALAD . OAlllY •AllH PASTRAMI AlCH"I • 14lCIO TO OoOlO TUUIY 8REAST 141CIO TO oooa:• .... Ill( ••lCl LONGHORN CHEESE •1U 49.c "u $1 '' .. u. $1 St -~ s 1 •• • llOUIO SWEETENER ·SUCARYL deli. LB. Ol.'-•tH>Z.NO. CHICllN fUNIS ~·IU~ll SllCIDUCON • l\Mllli'ICUTW'll"O SUQD UCON ~~1 __, .. HAM PAnllS ~z -·-1.lM CUllll HAM ..-' COOllD HAM ~:gz -CUllMASTll HAM s 109 DRUIUNG WATER ~A~ f .. ~ 45c .s-oz LINDSAY OLIVES !!~~(':'• p oi. 57c 9 CHICl(E.N OFTHESEA ·CHUNl(l !OliTINOILOR W•TER 5 I 73 DILL CHIPS ~ ~ l>Ol. 86, ·,,. IUllA · · · · IU-OZ. SWEET RELISH -·---· nnc ,8.. c HEFllOY·All><>EE •MINlllTESOl'I ,.,,.z. 67c BBQ SAUCE 5~., 11 = &9c ~ BEEFAROlll .... . 0-V 9 STAIN llEMOYEll s 147 -SPRAY N' WASH .. II-OZ-=nr:n.~R~~%~~ Kf 33c ! iilliNCiiif.~~~y 0-0Z 5271 GRAVY MIX ~=· ' /l~Z 26c 97c SPAM =~O .... (i..... I O <ll sl.23 • CllYSTAl WHITE • LEMON -.. DISH LIQUID ...... . U-OZ. DOG FOOD ~::;,... • I.OZ 2f)<: 85c DOG FOOD =~i.·~·a-• •K• '6.35 I~ 'CHAIRSMINs• YEUU.OEW. Bl. ue. PINI(. OREEH. OR WHHE JZ-OZ. COOKIES ~:,.T,:~ • 114 1 $1.29 ~ •R0 1L 5 104 ~ tlHIZ ..--. jftc {e iiA'sslilEAllER • JOHNSON•. EJUllA AASORBEHT. DAYTIME 522, PICKLE m1sH ~~~-•4M>l lfil · --~D~IA~P_E_R.,..s __ . _ .... _ .. _•KT __ ·--LUNCH PLATES ~=· OCKl~/t" s1.13 sPiiii11J • ui .. §!J, !!'!"Jo a. c&o CHARCOAL LIGHTER wrUMJ ! l>CU. sl.37 • WARR SODA L~~J.i~ I aw,~"z. BRIQUETS ~:0-.... .. ·~ Sl.69 • t~Z lltt-OZ CAHll IOOA•lllJ..Ol.CAHt ..... MARSHMALLOWS ~Oc 77.c t 17• • • 1 •• t 17• ~_..m . 1 . '"°'" _,..-_____ _..._ ___ CITRUS DELm ~~~ t ... -. 1t Health & Beauty Aids •.. ~......... wsr•&J111111• r! f SOFT ~==· ,. $16! ua..aux iiPiiiCii. " Dltl(S r~·~~ W•>Ol. ~don,walt. ~~~t c 00. u11"•Rlll .. Ul.IO"MWT , s ~ •a•ulMHO -..~ .. wca ""' u =:'.'.~". .. ... DOZ 1.19 •,»Cl • ;.!_~· ~ u.vo. .._. _ r"Ul1 •1-0L..... .. .. ........ CHUCK ROAST . 97c LB •••"4 ."""""" .... •l•ffl HONEYDEWS UAOf .,.., •••• ,,.14#(. NECTARINES STATm••.._ ..... Hiii Beer, Wine & Liquor Specials .. I J.4. s211 ! .._ s421 ... . MMill sp• l'l.ASTIClfllll'I s 1 '' • ~ ,_.~.AIOTAN 79c Dftl'ATO SALAI ~ .. 15c ~' • IA.• UlllAHO ,,. ...... & 1111111• sq 111111• AA E GS ftA7"1:.. ~ ...... . ..,. i ~sr-. IS I" OUAZI~ cl~ lllCADnMI ~111n • 15c L v v d p . , _»<: i"u,..vo. . ""' """ .JAL.AU ~ ...... •.oi. ow r rozen r oo rices SJYU I,.,. PIPTO llS.. Cll£SE fOOO ~.~ ... 1M>L $1.48 POTATOES Z::w ............... I ........... -62' SllAllPOO • s 139 • s J 59 ,,. WIL I POTATOB :=-....... ............ . . . .. .. ... -. '2 .. 1~ . f.Ol. : 35c DI-FllES -............................ f .... . .......... -. 99• s :u~. IU41. GOLDIN FllES --.... ........... ..... . .......... I ....... -. •2 .. YMlllY CllEI ""~ . POTATOIS ~--......................... ... . . ................ -. •r ~!!~ . .1.00 s 139 O()MOITlOMIJI • If-OZ. MISKllAY1$J49 :... ~·0:..-wt ... ":.:.t .. FISHSllaS~~~ ................................................ -.•1" ...... I 'I IP ~ A ,.._.. 97c FISll flu.m ~~:~ .................. ·~···· 1 ................. -•1•• ..._ " -.............. ._ IUll*1DflLLm I ' H am =.-r:o. .... 1 .uor. er •H•~•== --....... ·· ......... , ........... -21,. 'IJO HI I.Aft EC ~ -. ...................... ....... .. ........ ... " ~ .... 9 ............ lfMWDE :i:= ......... 1 ............... I ......... .. ....... -. ss• ·110 =omlM I c lllADI --. ....... . ......................................... -. 29' " ,-.............. ... •..... / •111-. . ... 2630 Edinger St., santa Ana 14171 Red Hill Ave., Tustin 2'80 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa '707 w. 19th St .• Costa Mesa 1'600 So. Brookhurst Ave .. Westminster 8S22 Westminster Blvd., Westminster ~2 Edlnoer Ave .. Huntlnoton Beach 1R-Ofl1 MaanoflA Ave. F'"·"'laln Valley 'll\Cl~~-l<qUOrl-• 9J• .,. • 1175 Baker St .. Costa Mesa .. • I Mark-ups Defended ... By MAaTlN WAN£ OEAR S PEKMARKET SHOPPER -I read your rommt-nt that rt-pn<'mJC merchan dlse already on lhe 11upcrmorket hf'lvt•11 1 n't fair. How can }OU \H1H1 11 ~ynd1cakd rolumn without the h~htest nol1on of whnl you tulk Ing about" There 1s absolutt'lv no conn N ·llon between what i.u1x>rmurkl't.\I poy for a prod Y{l and what we sell 1t f9r The only fl a:ur fl::. or any 1mport1Ulce ure v. hat we sell an item for and whut v.e mu!lt ..P"~ to replace It an our inventory Whal doe!> 1t muttt•r 1( I buy an item for Sl and sell it for SI .000 1( at l!I going to c~t me $2,000 to replace 1t" THERE IS OSLV ONE altematave to in c r easing prit'l''> on 1tem!I already on the shelves. That 1 to mark them up an the beganrung lo cover future price increasei. from the whole!>ale r!I and manufacturers I ~ yo u will 1tive ~ual space to this leller &o keep people from beUevini that rah>· lag prices on Items on the shelves i!I just another riPofr. -STORE OWNER BOB FROM FLORIDA. DEAR BOB -When you first opened your s&ore, didn't you price your m erchan- dise based on whal il cost you? Somehow as the years went by. you joined the school of backward logic &o justify a practice thal you oth..,whw nnnot -n•mtily, nl1l•1 tbe prlt'PI of mnt'haodli.4' already on the 1tht'IVf'8, What clo you do when your co11t for "df'al" mt>rt'handlst or seasoaal l~ms goes down~ Ou )'OU lower th~ pric.:elj of Ue ms already on your stwlvts? I'll ht-l you don't. a he nu t tam .. I enve one of those Sl ,000 ltt-mit you mt:ntioned , I'll pick ll up for Sl.2S at one ol thf' many rlne supermarkets lhal ex-.. erdse rnt ralnl In raising pricei.. OEAH SUPERMARKET SHOPPER -I rt'mt'mbl>r reud1n~ in your column that a re· fund or 1111 or µurt of th~ pn c~ u shopper paid for d product 1:. not taxabll' But Ct!) un a 1d refunder who finds many proofs or ~urc·ha~e qlong the highways and byv. a)S or my to wn. I wonder whether re· I und!I obta1nt:d v.1th the!le proofs are taxable. BARBA RA FHOM SANTA ANA . DEAR BARBARA -Yes, the portion of tht' refund tbal excuds the price you paid for thf' produt't is considered Income to you. Such incomt' should be reported for income-tax purpoM'!I. REl-'UND OF TH E DA\' Write to thl· following addrc:.~ to rece1n• the form requt•stcd required by this offer Hugle•:. SI llefund. Gt•neral Malls. P O Box :n. Mmm,upol1:., M1nn 55-160 Send for this form by Aug. 30, 19!SO. -------------------------------------· CLJP 'N' FILE R EFUNOS CerHI>, 8tHklall Prod11ch , &•by P..-icu Clio out tf\t~ ftlfl ano k~p 11 wit" \1rTHtar Cd~l'M>ft couoon\ t>rvtoraOf' retuno otfer\ ••tn Devf'r~ couooniti~ tor f'A•mpll' Sean co11~ct1n9 t,... nf'f'oed: prooh Of OUr<Nw-wn11~ toolunq tor tr.f' rt"Qu1r-e.a tuno •or~ ~t ttw-'"permantet, 1n MW\D1per\ •no '7'hlQill•ne1., and wnitn trad1nq w1lh Ir .eno'i Ottfr\ m•v not tie aw•1l.tb'f' 1n au arPtl\ of the> countr-. Al IO¥f 10 wee+.\ to rt<e'"~ f'ACh re,und KING VtlAMIN (he<lt.ttrt>oard Sf.I Otter Rec~ • .,,._. It' El LOGG S r,,..,~,...,,, ~du<~r Otft , Po fi1H QOil ~I Pdut M in" ))1..v) RN. ... •YI" tt ""d'•OfJ !:Mlucrr Si-no ,,..,,...,_ P'OI'>' nt port "-t-.. ~·~· ''0'"' \10f' J)dnt'I\ ot K~llOOQ' SVQdr f FO\IH'1 f 1 't l • J)U t · Jdn )t IQ81 .C:t:LLOC.C:. ~ ~rtt ll~'~t>.tll Olfr• r 0 fl • 111\ R'e10,¥1I p N c "111' AKf'llY,. ,, Pro ( .,.,,,. Pr •• llCP tl~fl ')t~no tour proot 0' P'-''' ,,.,.~_. .... ~1 tro,,.. ,...,11000 'C.orn Ffdtl.e\ E.-pir .. , M1t'C" JI 1411 d <"fl'"''" Q.t.\~ Sfond tl'W r.,quireo rn-uno '°'"" • O••ry Proouch. 0th M"'''""f' Diet FOOO\ PIU\ lhrH proof Of purCh.J\f' ~e-ats from K1n9 "'~Art ,l-EHl[q(~•···• (,n.-(r., ~ n,Q.,rur1 'V11•m1ncer~a1 E•PHf'\ Ff'b 78 1~1 Qttr, f?,,.,. ..... • t.1 !tiO r~tuno ~net an. r "t,..,., .. ;) .. 8onu'\1Thfo\,.onp,\(IOll tr...qu.r•r••undforrn\ '"no '(j'~ o•u\. thrf'• bM" Id~~, ho~,,,.,.,..,,,,.._ / eoov 8UOOtES Soobn Ottf'r p 0 8cT H?"f dr\(J , .. .,,, l, ount ... "' 1ft 1.u (,, .. ,, 'P' .. "" n_ lu t Ot>~ntnill'ni ?ti MtntWMOOU\ M tnn ~).aol) A.Kf'tvf" •nQ .. , J(·.t\I °"" 6-0Unff" (n.:' I Wr'tf/ 100.~• A l\U oe.,,..~ .) Of"'r\.Ondltlf'd tt"r~ttl \OC>Or1 Stand '"'h" Boov Buo c.•oc'\ )~ °"' l'M ,,. '""''nor \l)t"i" •1•d ''"'"" ..,, O•f°' ocu bOttOf"'t\ tno1Cdf4" uc ro ' ,.tl@'r\ lo bit" ,on lhr• t--c l '"' ,, ~10-IW nQ k t• bh·r ( ,~ .. • "' t o-..-n t-40.,, ... qr•..,....ctont,.....'\OOOfi Otlt"r t\QOOd •htlfl'\uoPhf""'la,t '"' l"''-'f'f• r.,. .-.m. '"'·"'' W h.•ftl t o.''" Y..hi-"'1 l Or lnrouonAuo 11. 1990 (,,-,p £ "''"'''' N ,.., )0 .__,.,, CHFX M 1crowatv"' Recio,. 800 ' PO l3c..• L4N C ("LA•( f1Jlttr h ... t,nt10'"' s:;i..,.. ••• o PL t•ot9 Of!oanmtnt A 8flt~vttlf, •U &1111 n~·t oouno .1 1 .,..,, l··"r 1'w!t•' 'wno p·. ,,. I Rf(@'1¥~ • m.crow•w--otv~n <~boo• ~nd ,.,,~ Ou ff·CI n'1unc) IO'f• t'." u •• ,.. on..cit ' purr""' ' ,. I Pf'OOf of~~ W•I\ lrom crw. cer~al E.•Otrf'lo ltN""I l d~ 0 L ., .... Mo!• Pouno Un,ttn..a liutl~r (:.A I J ~< J1, 1'l80 por~• Ut'C JI. 1"80 L------------------------------------J SAVE ~b 50¢ ON "GET MY FREE SEW-ON PATCH. DETAILS AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE" PRESWEETENED DRINK MIX ' DRINK M IX fill!)~ DRtNK MIX \ 1\\t lt"\$i;'vt l:l!l.'.'-1. r ----------1 Save 50¢ on 12 qt. Hawaiian Punch Drink Mix 50¢ 6092.:l I ________ ... I Save 25~ on 8 qt. Hawaiian Punch D ri nk Mix 25¢ I I 9092..:l CONWll(•C...O-·r ... _,,.,.....,._.,.,..,,..... I . :::==:::~ .. ~~.... I I ll(lM.!IUl"-rc .. ..,.,.._.,..,._.,.,.,. ~~--.:::--...=:i~;: (ft•··· . _.,., ___ ...... -....... __ I .. I l'I ~ ...., .. _..,_,.,......_"""".._"""",.. -~ -· ~ ;;::--":'..:.:::::: •• -=.=.:.e:r....: I ~{&$> -• :::: .. ':.:::'.:=.....~.::=:~~ I I ... ,.. .......... ...,,_. C...•lflVll t 10tt K I ::::tt~t=~C:.'::' soc I · ~zir~rr~==ls.:. F2Ao9 I ____ .. _ -------l2sc_ , F2a o-a I -------- • ·~•ctey. Juty t. tllO Salad Siretches Budget N 11th1nl( II• murl• J I' rJc·61ltna 9.(1 a aumml'r du y than ('<JOI a nd ht1ndaoml' u lad This vuriutaon or the popular Cobb salad ls made even m o re glamorous a nd color ful Wlth the add1 · t1on of bright c a nned pineapple chunks . ··11 awa11un Cobb Salad" 1s an ideal a nd !lllrat'tive way to stretch weft-over chicken and the rood budget at the same tame The secret or a perfect Cobb salad is to mix the 1 n gred1ents mo m e nts heforc \crving Keep the m1x1nR bowl l arge . l.i1yer ingredienu. add m arln ated pineapple chunks last. and toss. HAWAIIA N C OBB SALAD l (1 pound 4 ounce) can pi neapple c6unks Cobb Dressing 2 cups finely shredded iceberg lettuce 2 cups f i n e l y s hredded romaine t c up fi n e l y c;hrcdd e d cooked c hicken I m edium tomato. finely diced t medium uvocado, diced 6 shces crisp cooked bacon. crumbled Y.i cup c rumble d blue cheese ~~ cup thinly sliced green onion Dra in pinea pple. Prepare Cobb DressinR. Po ur over p1ne<1pple chunks and c hill I hour or longer . Shortly befo re serving. place lettuce 1n sh a llo~ 2·quart bd'\-1. Arran~e r em ain1n g an · gred1ent1 over lettuce. Top with pin eapple c hunks a nd dreuina To11 together and serve at once. Makes 4 ser v· angs . Dreua.g Combine ..., cup oil, ,lh cup tarragon vinegar. 111:1 t easpoons salt. I teaspoon s ugar, 1 clove garlic, pressed, 1h tea- spoon each basil and dill weed. crumbled, 11:1 tea:.. s poon each dry mustar1 una paprika, a nd ,,,. teaspoon pepper . Cover a nd shake well to blend --------., ' . ,. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ·~ I a on a 10 oz. jar of MJB Instant Coffee. ,.,. ,..c .... "'• ;) .. ,. ,. • 1t O"*' Ct Cl I"' ot .., ., ... .. • ! ·-. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ii STORE COUPO°" CPN PC .10~ .. ---------e e c In • ........................................••••• . •.........•.............. • CPN AP0·316 STORE COUPON : _isave 35c on a 1 lb. can : of MJB : Ground Coffee . . • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OFFER LIMITED TO use Of ONE COUPON ONLV CONSUMER 0""' hm•lt'O 10 -~ -P<it<IWIM Gooo OlllJ on l'.'<n•"'•' ... •o•ov• o•ocer on 1><1•cN~•ol lo\J8 G•o.ir>O Cott..., Afl• CJen•r u'• con'\t•h;t~• haucs OAOCE R P•••Wt tfl0"'1"1 I"'' coupion 11 ll"fe ••ce ••lue on O'tfll c 1n o• MJ8 GtOUf'O C.C-Hef'! v""" w••t Dft t•1mO...rM!CI 111M tace v•li.w ~'u• 1c lor n•<>O·•"O P•OVo090 you .ona COtllU"* ll••e COmPl..0 "''" r,,,. ,.,..,, ot ,,.,, or•t• CcxrPOn mey not oe U•o0"9d or rrana "'"'° !ly You Wf' .,,., "01 l'IOllOf •llOfomPIOOl'I l"'OUO" oull•O~ •genc•e• D<Ofe•t elc Your tuaromt• must pay any Mlf!S I•• Coupon ¥0o0w-t18~ecl pton1t>UCO or re•1r1cttc1 ln-.s '"°"'" lnQ "°"' OU•CllHes Of SUI· l rcien t 11oc11 to co .. r GOvPOnt prtaenttd lor 1eo.mp1ton mull tit tnOWll Ot1 reouet1. C.1n we1ue 1/20 OI -cent. For p1ompt r• oempuon me11 coucx;n 10 MJB Co P 0 Boe 1'87, c1on1on. tow• 527:12 1.1,....~ .... -111. '"° . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • • • • . • . . • . ..............•.•............................ STORE COUPON on a 2 lb. or 3 lb. can of MJBGround Coffee .. ..... Cll ONLY lilt 01 FOOD Pl~ Into Plumdom lt'a plum ••• on 111a1n1 lrt"ad our •arhu ..,. ho"tore-d • llh • rolorl\.11 d•'N•" el tart lftd jUIC")' R•d ~aut "Ith thf' trim.on Santa Rou follo .. 1na Ottwr maJor verieUea harvHtf'd throu1hout lhe HM>n-~n Ofder ol tuty apptaran • •~ l.a.mda and Yrlar tdH1> pu111ll'l and CUfflman cl"'f"d l 1'h1J year lht• plum C"rop h"om California whlrh productt nc•uly ~rttnt ol th• na lion'• aupply, 1 t>1ll)C'<'tf"d to tw nHrl ' lar,ae Id -tlwl l'M'()rd <·rnp or 1m l'lc.:nl) of ralo and cold wt'atht>r h1n" re ult~ ln laraC" _tart and tan1y fruit For those still unfram11lar Yrlth thl& hilt• site delicac-y. plums on ht' 1'"-"Slal"t"d 1n a variety of we)" TtH.') rt• n~iall> wood poarhed, baked 111 cakt>!\ 111rid pit-... puret"d tor fl'Ol l )' conl~llOI'\~ ltDd j.lrt' \•rvt-d jn II Vllrll't) of elixirs. Ptum lovers prdcr them "'" n11turl'I right out ot hand I( Uu!'> 1:. your first n •ul plunge inlo plu111 dom , Plum I lorwy No..: 1i. 1>urt' to ma kl' } ou a ronvert. It':. u brt'&k I J:.t dnnk or aftt't ._., ttr<'tS~~fresher madl.' with an egg, lo\he&t ger m . yogurt itnd. or l"OUrse. rresh Cu hfornw plums in a splendid Plum Hone' Puree W1lh this to look forward Lo. ~etllng out or bed can be u pleasurl' For m on• llt•ltcwu-. rl't1pe:. 111 look forwa rd lo, sl'nd fnr the ne" 4H pa ~•· 1't")()ktwkl«I t /\ Tul'l t> or lht• R111111.K1~ . ThlA l'Olor'ful m ilt> Ihm ur rt•t'IJWa f &alUrt'll fresh Cahh1rn11.i rJlum1, 11t• .. 1•h1"•. nurllctt 11t•11n 1rnd nN ta1 llWH 1n 1l11lu.·wui. t•urnt)inallun11o '11u 'II "lint to ll \ J u"I 1111111 SI tu 'I u~h· o( th1• Ham ho" ' I' O Oux :!~1"7 ~twru11h.•nto. C:uhr 1Jtllt2~ l'l.l 'M HO~ ... \' ~CM, 1 1·uv 1>lu1n )lll(Urt 'v 1·1111 Plum 110111·' l'u1 ,.,. I 1·101 I ILllilt~l>\•011 "ht.'UI .:•·rm I wi_• t·ulit"' ('11111l11nt• Jll 1n.:n·d11•111-. 1•\1'1•i1t -tt•t· <·ul'H,>.., 1n 1 ont..i11w1 11f 1•l1·1·1r11 IJl1•nllt>r Blt-nd 30 wr11111I' .\thl 11·c . IJknd ::.muoth Mukt!> ubout '! 1•up-. l 'luni llunl'\ l'un~t:-In 2 quurl ... Jut t:pan .,(h .I 1·1111., -.lwl'll fn·-.h C..illforn1..i µlum-. 1.iht1ut I', pourul-.1 11\1•r nwcllum ht.«ll until JUll'(!!) bt·.:111 Ill flo" ( 'ook JhOut 10 minult'I>. :.t1rnni-; u1·<·.1-.1onulh . until '>ult Stir 111 1, to l_. 1·up hont•\ 1d1•pl'nd1ng up on t urt111·,-; uf µlums 1 und 1 tablt•spoon 'nntllu l'11ur rnto t•ontamer of l'lectri1· hi ender. hlt•nd ~moolh. S I 11 r t' 1 n <' o v c r t• d "on t a 1 n P r 1 n 1 l'ln~1·ra1ur Mal..<•-. .1tx1ut 21 : nip-. l<·nuugh 1111 5 Plum llone) "lo~:. i Fresh plums give Plum Honey Nog wake-up flavor. A great way to start tho day 10 FULL DAYS OF VALUES PRICES EFFECTIVE 8 A M MON . JUNE 30 THRU WED .. JUL V 9 OPEN JULY 4th EXCEPT PACIFIC PALISADES CHECK LOCAL STORES FOR HOURS .. HAM SLICES .. . 2.19 Lb . TU RKEY BREAST Center Cul. Thic k for BBQ or Thon Sliced Our Own Hom Wo1er Ad d1·d \ EL RANCFlO HAM who!..· T end~r & T o~ly Wo1er Added EL RANCHO HAM Bu11Por hon Horniel 8onele\\ Whole or Holl CURE8l HAM Bar M Tavern , BONELESS HAM Whol1· Holt or O uort1•" BONELE SS HAM , Bor M Our Own Thick 511crd Ranch S1yle'" EL RANCHO SLICED BAC ON ~--------------~E~L~R~A~N;.C~H;o~·s~G~R~AADD~~\·A°i7·----------1 f rBsh Avero~=n~eigh1 TarkBfll 1~0 ~002 1.19 .. , ·*~ ' 1.09 tb 2.49 lb 2.59lb 2.69lb. .99( Lb FRESH FILLETS 1s 9 PACIJ'IC RED SNAPPER1e. . r,,.,h (,, , ... , (_ I F!CJwn ft u,n Atlu"''' SWORDFISH STEAK ........................ LB. 5.99 CenlPr Cul Northe•n froz Dt:l•O\ted HALIBUT STEAK Le.3.59 R ''' Jror w .... ,," ITALIAN STYL E SAUSAGE I I 'l r1 .,,.,., "'' f'" ,. " I •, OUR OWN BRATW URST [ I QCI I ,., I 1•r" ( r • "-O' [of"' j • , I • GROUND BEEF I J " D ;. I • '. "f-. j. , ( I • c I BEEF ROASTson .... ,.11 . t l Pr:i1tl r., "( f, A TURKEY HIND QUARTER CHOPPED BEEF STE AK s 1~39 5 1.39 Ir 1.89 FRESH I OYSTERS .................. JAR .89 SIRLOIN TIP 7-BONE • Pr,atly Ir,. 1 h" P11 •• FRESH ROAST R~:8~'139 REX SOLE .................. LB. 2. 99 DUNGENESS 169 CHUCK CUT LB. CRABS LB. r-------· Lorge Alo\kon Frozen {fl>f ro\led I w .. w,11 (i..on I . . • • , • • • ~ C fTAUAN 21• IQUAIH ......... La. , n,..d f' ~ • lh,..,,.. to, You TllOltlCAL RUT 3 C . MANGOES .... EA. 9 ITAUAll 29C RED ONION .La. 25 lb. Sod Stlirok•11 ~~hP.,C ~ T"~ h_~l£,.,., »oz, loltl• M1111wk011 Su CAL ROSE RICE .......... 7.151"•1''"'~ ''" '"~ ''~ ll l RICE VINEGAR ................ 85 10-Shtiet ~· Shlfell•u Oftltlr1 Noli DRIED SEAWEED .............• 95 6-01. loa 5+11rcil•11 Aro•• RICE CRACKERS ................ 99 »'°" ~ •. S...roll1k11 Woode,. CHOPSTICKS .............. , .• 49 • ..... , ...... 79• AGI .......... . PICKLED VEGETABLES . 1 . 15 II' Our Freth Produce t." ' USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ROUND CUT 2~~ 6-IN. POT ASSOtlTtD •3 •• HOUA PLANTl.La. ' ' ·. FOOD Frozen Mousse'Easy to Make Ahead Ttu-<'o'minA 11r ". r m r w at.her dt rves to ~ ht•raldt.'\t b) 'om frosty ~ duMrtl Un rortunattl) 14 llh to<hl) •• lime ached\11 • lht' e•l1aboratf dt' ert that used to be popular on h om\" m<'nui. art' more oftf'n rt lt't l ttd to rH taurunt vustrv <' rt'I or to " pttlal occa ton" partH!IS. Who hu th\' ta m~ ror beauna t U whites. measurln.i mul t111 l1• 1n1redlent1. a nd tut m tn utf preparation'" • ~hn)' C'Oni.unw1' have dascovf'rf"d that thl•rt"~ "!-t'<'rt't 1n~n·d1ent," kt pt tn a Jar on k1 tchl•n shtth .-s, w h1('h hortcut.s pr.-paruhon time for dt'"M'rt:-\\hilt> llddlnl s pecial Oavor a nd tc~tun• quulllll'' Mar.>hmallow creme 15 ofh'n kt•pt on hunt! rnr ,,,nd'l•d<'h making, but It& flurf). 'l\IHppt-d hl(htn1•,!!> ll'lllkf'' It a perfect desi.t•r1 and l'onf1•1·1111n 1nared1ent With mukt• Jh1•Jil 1k•:-.,1•rt:. 'll<'h a., frntt'n a nd chilled nwu:-.,1·'· rn .tr.,hm •. lllt)'I\ nt:me pr11 v1des u h#!ht. :-oft h•\l urt· It 1twan-. that man) tngrcdwnt!'.. 'ud1 J' .. ua,:.1r und .. t1ffh IJN1lt'n egg white ... l'an tw ll'ft 11ut 1·n11rt>I\' An t.'lt•1wnt Fn"t' ...,tr.t" bt-rn Bombt.• fhr tnstanr t'. n-qu1rt'' uni\ I I\ 1· 1n~n'<.i1t•ni.. i.lnd C'dn be m ade Jnd frml'll dJ\ .. ,1ht·ad or '>t'r\ 1n~ lime Thon who hav.-discovered th 1pec;a1 quaUU of marahmallow rreme can reveal l h tt I r 8'' " r e l r tt c I p .-I n t h t• K R A F 1 M a n h mallow Crtmr "S cr et ln&ndlt<nt" Rf'cl~ Cont<• t . beglnnlnw Ju.n .. I, lWO, and run nlna anlll Ot't :u . ll*O Consumers are tn v1t td to aubmlt orlt1lnal rticipe11 In the following c a t .. ll or 1 •' ~ A n u k e d 0 es s e rt s . 8 . O~pa /Sauce11 H1•vt•ruat>11 . C Fro1en/Ch illed 1)~8SN1~. 11nd D ('uruHt•11. t'rosting and Other TrHt.s I\ lollll of 20ll 11n,t'i. will be awarded with a Grand l '1·1w of $5,000, fu11 r fi'irst Prizes of SI .000. fifteen S4-<"0nd Priu•i. of $100. and .180 Third l'rttl'• or-the KllAl-'T Cookbook (a $10 95 'aluc-> For t•ornplete r.ult'~ e1nd m5truct1ons on en lt·nng. <'fm..,unwr' <.,hould ~end name and ad 1111·'!> tu H ult•)> . t.. HAFT M a r~hmallow ( r 1·n1t• ~1·1·1 t•I l n~n·d 1t•n1 " Rec·1µl• Conte .. t I' o Bux Kl l ~hll ll HollJnd, Ill fi0473 FROST\ ST Rt\WBE RRY BOMB£ I M ounct· puckagl' cream che<.'!:.l' I 7 ounce Jar m ar shma llow C'rcrnl' :! cuµ~ strawberry halves ('ornbint• 11oftent•d c n •um cheese and n1:1r'llim allow cn·m <', m1 x1ng at medium speed on elet'trlc mixer until .,_,di blended Beat In 'truwtx·rneh o1nd lemon Juice. Cold 1n whlppc~ trcam Pour mixture inlo a 11 ~·quart maxan i; bowl linl'd with aluminum Coll . cover and freeze until fir m Place 1n refrigerator 1 ~ hour before st·rv- 1n~ To serve. unmold onto plate. remove foil Garnish with strawberru.·s and whipped cream. 1( desired H to JO serving!! Vanau on Substitute I IO·ounct-package frozen stra wberries. thawed for s trawbcrr} hal ve~ MOCHA MALLOW DESSERT I teaspoon 1n~1ant coffcl' granuh .... I cup ht'avy cream 1, cup milk I 7·ounr e Jar mars hmallow cn·mt· 1 , cup chopped walnuts D1s~olH• cOffl.!t' 1n hcav} cre am "hip unlll !>ltff Gradual!\ add m ilk to m~Jr ~hmdllo"' cr em e . ml\1ni?· until well blcndl't.l r<>ld 1n "'hipped crt'.1m and nub Spoon into dc~sert d1 ... h1•.., or parfatt i.:la,H·~ Top with nu~ht•d c re ml• ftlll'cl chocolalt· cook1l· DAILY llllLOT • Cf Or. mak1• ·• ~t o1·h.1 ~1 a ll o\\ Dt·l>S<'rt. flavored "1th eoff'-'l ' ... nd '~ dlnuti, All the 1ngrc d1entl> for th1., tn•ul l''<<·ept tht' cream and milk. can be kt•pt on hann on )Our cupboard hell I tahh:-.poon ll'mon 1u1ce I cup he."·~ cream . whipped crumbs. choppt d walnuts or chocolatC' curls 1f FROSTY STRAWBERRY BOMBE FOR SUMMER desired. Fret' fl' Ii sen in~., ~~---'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •• ICl lVl'RCRO MA"IUCtT~~ !~ 7,0LB.BAG • BRIQUET·S I SPRINGFIELD • ....... 0 -~··"--99111-• ••. .,~Q ,.. - ' :: . .. '. IA YI • , ..... ·· 1111i·allllil••••••••m0i11I · "·n=Li9 •·.;ouau~-~~~ COUPON ! I COUPON ! PO"'• ..... '"" • "' ...... A ......... ,. ...... Y £1' • -~otf J•.. -I ... "' • ti .,.. A ·-..... '°"' .... ._. • • •.. ' -__ .,. .... ., ' t ..i f. t ·-... I ... • .. [ II • -·~ ... •1 ..., "' ... • • ., I ·' .... 0.1 I ·-1 •• • (,, ... • Y& ... ·~ i;,.. • •..,. •. • •t'• .• lw f •l"'f.._ 'II • Y•'• I.a. • • •,. '• '• ••"a '" 't' •fll 'I ' -· 11 1 .: • f • ·•f • • ....,. 'Y • •& t Y ' •-.t t ~,......, ~ • •... •A I • • .,,. • " • • .., ' "'-+ .JC. t > '• -r,,., ..,.., .. __ •& ·•· "' ~ ... •·· r l ... i.JvP~ i.tw ~·c"""f'"' Im II ••· ·•·· '• • •t• Cl .. • '• •·· v ... 10 t • •, '''" ..... • """'' ml -••••.••.••••........ .-············N ········~ . REGULAR or DIET . !liter · lhallia __ .......... ~. 6 Plc -12 oz.·l~monode COUNTRY TIME . .. ~I.SS .85 :!~:UC:~6~~ ............................ 3 9c Asst'd Smoll Pkg': Nabisco SNACK CRACKERS 37 11 Sq. Feet REYNOLDS WRAP 6-'f'k 6" Fronc1sco FRE NCH ROLLS 140 count Asst'd Decorated VIVA NAPKINS . .89 .• 89. .73 FRENCH'S MUSTARD Jor 69( 24 ounce 16-oz. B&M BAKED BEANS .. 57 12-oz.Co n6-Pk.Reg.-Diet I 29 16 01 Solod . 59 ... • SHASTA BEVERAGES ... . • GLOBl: A-1 MACARONI c 10 oz. Asst'd Var Pickle .49 HEINZ RELI SH .... 6 oz. Son Fernando Ex large .79 PITTED Rl.Ef OLIVES . 46 nz Reg . Kosher, Pohk1 .99 VLASIC DILL PICKLE S .. CHRIS & PITTS BARBEQUE SAUCE A-,,Qrl(.'d Vor 6 9 C 14 ounce 6·Pk. 12 oz Cons Reg.-D1et 1.79 SEVEN-UP .......... 6 Pie 12 or. Cons Reg.·Diet 1.55 A & W ROOT BEER 6-Pk 12 o z Cons Reg -Die t l1ghl .. 1.79 PEPSI COLA-ASPEN BAM BAKED BEANS 16 Ol Con 40 C' R J 01om<>nd 1.69 LUN CH PLATES 100 Counl 7 oz Q,, ,. 1 .49 COLD CUPS 64 O/ A\•I d (k,l pd .79 MINUJE MAID ADES BELL BRAND POTATO CHIPS p..1s ... ,r; 7 7c I ..... n Poe~ Pre l'11c•·d I 1 3 • 6-P~ 12 o z Co,,, R .C. or DIET RITE KIDNE Y BEANS .1.59 .~39 • • 11· :_ :-. HAMBURGER SLICES 1"' I l ( ,. )' HERSHEY SYRUP 5 lb M I ICE CR EAM SALT KRAFT DRESSING .79 .79 .55 (•!!OM,.. ~ 1602 99~ l..i..currbf" . · . . . · ; . .. .. . . I • ~------------------~--...... ------------------------.:· . DIUCATESSEll HOMEMAKER VALUES! CI 10-24orC 126-20 199 KODACOLOR .. 12·0uort FOAM ICICHIST ...... 30-Quort ....... 1.19 FOAM ICIC•ST ................... 1.59 • 12-oz. VIDAL IAISOON SHAMPOO ........... 2. 59 12-oz. VIDAL SASSOON RINll.............. . ........... 2.59 'ANQUIT FRllD CHICKEN 60·0UNCE BO)(_ 3.99 17 oz. large _ ::=. u: ................. 1.69 ~ OOI. $q. 0.Mric VANILLA ICIC"AM ................... 1.09 CUDAHY BAR 5 98 5 LB.HAMovALTIN .. 6 ')2 Ol Jor \/lo 1(. R n 1 (up A\\Ortt>d Vnr KOSHER PICKLES Whole or Ho Ives •••• 1 e 09 :~:s~.~~~-~·········-·········· .49 12 oz. Package -9 01 Pkg . M 1\\1on Gro,.d·· VllNNA KNOCKWURST ........... 1.89 TORTILLA STRIPS ............................. _ .• 69 . .. . . -. . . ~ ~--------------------------------------------------" . ' 7~ml. ~ol.98 PUIRTO RICAN-RUM LIOOIS3»: 99 \ • t • • • II ,. ' ... Grapefruit Great Anytime uaun•lllM. Ulhl •r f etlU• and coo r•fn h1n1 m e nu1 •o bHd In band "h•t tu Mt"'e (or bnanr h, h.mr h or • Usht dsnn "r n .. n bttomeii the quauon to pond•r. Wb)' not takt' advan teae or tht" bounty of fr~ h frwu a\ .,111bl.- t-1trus. mt-lomJ nnd 11 n eodl 'anc-t) ol lrt'11h b{' rrat" And who ~il)'S fr• h Savory -~» K bob · One of th\' m an) tlOOd things to do with bJ \ leaves 1s to thread lht•m on s kewers alon~ "alb m eal lo be grill<'d fu r ke babs They'll ~l \t< th1· m eat s avory n a vor J ncl udd a lovely a roma tu o ut door barb1.:tul's on s ummer evenin~s . •raptifrun I• nnl)' ror brukf 1" PMled and l'U t lnt tlrt-hcfll lliret, •rnnaf'd ~1th honeydew or ''•nlal()UJ'M' und frnh bl-rrt ln ••a.son thaa J r•swfnut combina tion bc-<'t> a la l )' part of a 111ht 1ummtr meal. f'or protean. any a .aort- m~nt ol cold cut." can be add•d . EJp,•c1ally al trot'U\i att roll up. or h. m and Swiss C'hf' t' ~op 11 Ill! oH with a t1wht t ru1l rltt vor.~d yo.iur t dr el''m~ Add • p1tchl'r 11 ( tt•tid. 1lea or •.lrei.h lt"mo n1tde and you hu' t' ·' I _,.(t(\I ::-1. r--.... 11 llarht anll lu.r1ou11 •ummtt f•r•' UGllT ' ' 1,UtlCIOlJ FAatl! l"OR TWO 4 1IH't"• I a bo ut 4 ounceu h1i1m or 'lul1i1m1 4 11 llc t 1 <•bout -4 ounr J Swl"~ or Mon tert-y J t C'lt cht' • l jlr ai;wfru1C . pt".-led . t•i( 1n r. c•rtwtw.-1 s h l't' • , , h<>f\t>ydcw or <'Un· la lOUIX'. ~ut Ill fl Wt-dl(C!t 2 to 3 lur jll' Mruw~r r wi. hal v1"<J or i.hCt'tl I ( .wton I IS llUfll'l'!)) 't r uv.ht'11 y fluvo rt·d )O~Urt .~7 --.... ,,..~ ,. '-............ ~~--~" I --. T . . 2 1abl .. 1q nrnn tt rhop1>f'd nut.II i t~1&1poon1 rrf'A h ar1&tt'd arepefrul t 1)4!~1 1'up «'ilCh ham 11 llce Wllh tt l'lliCl' Of cheese, roll up und secure with toothpick Arrange ham 11nd ch~~. graJ>t'frult. melon and strawberries on t wo t•rv1riJl plates. Tfl muke dressing. com· tun~ )Of(W"J. nuts and .:rupdru1\ peel. Serve O\'t.'r frwt Sprinkle with .1d d1t1o nal n u ts a n d ~Jrn1!>h with fresh mint, 1( desired Ma kt.>s 2 l>erv· lnl(S ouy"mia Ptll<'tl Ni/W (Jllr(W --- --- Tasty summer meal 1s grapefruit combination along with roll·ups of ham and cheese topped off with a fruit-flavored yogurt dressing . A pitcher of iced tea rounds out the menu. , In the rec ipe be low we 've used pork. ont: of the lesser priced me all> thi s s easo n . a nd m a rinated the c ubes for several hours tn a mix· lure spiced "1th minced on ion, g a rlic powder , black peppe r and the bay lea ves. When re ady for cooking, the meat and bay leaves arc in· te rspe rsed with gr een p e ppe r s q u a r e s on s ke we rs a nd g rille d . brus hing frequently with r e s e rve d ma ri nade . "C he rry · tomatoes join the group five minutes before serving. :~~----------1~~~~~~:--~~~~_._~~~~~~~~~~~~- PORK AND BAY LEAF K EBABS 2 pounds lean pork shoulder, c ut into 1-mch cubes "Lucky's prices fizzle my 4th." 18 whole bay leaves < 1 • ou nces) • ',! cup salad 011 I I cup red Wi n t: v1n t'ga r 1 tablespoon inst ant minced onion 2 teaspoons sail 1 • tea spoon ground black pepi)cr '• teaspoon g11rh1· powder 2 g reen 11 c ppe r !>. ~ecded and cut into 1 rnch ::.q uares 12 cherry tomatot· ... In a :.nug-fittmg bov. I pl a ce po rk a nd ba } l ea ve s. Combine o il, vinegar . onion , s a lt. black pepper and garlic po wd e r : p o ur ovl'r m eat. mix lo C'Oat meat Cover and n •frigcrat<' for ut lca.'>l 2 hour .... <il1r ri ng OCC'CJ"ilOnally. Drain por k <tnd ha~ ll'<JVt•s, n · s1·r v1 ng marinade• On :.1x s kewers altcrn<Jtl·ly thread por k. hay lea n:-. and g rt'c n pt'ppe r '> Brus h wi th re s erved m ar inade . Pluce on a ~ack over hot coal:-.. grill until pork is cookt>d t hroug h . abo ut I !" minutes, brushing rn· qucnlly wiUi marinade. F1 ve minutes before cooking time is up. place tomatoes at the "1d of each skewer. tr de5ircd. grill unde r a preheatccl h o t br oile r . 6 1nc he:- f r o m hea t s o u r ct•. followmg preceding 1n· struct1ons. Yi eld . 6 por- t1on5. S.\VORY PORK CHOPS '1 pork <'hop-., 1 01 • ~ in ch thick 3 large bay lc.n e .... hroken LO half 1 ta blespoon sa lad otl 112 CUP'> Or d n l?P JUIC(' Wa tt-r l tahlt"Spoon tn!-.lant m 1nct'd onion 1 tecc.poon salt 1M t(:iispoon ins tant m 1nt·ed garh c •" teaspoon ground black pepper l table 5poon al l purpose nour Fresh Meat PORK .SPARERIBS r1 rci1uM sin H 'O/EN DEFROSTED BEEF SPARERIBS F110 ZE N OE~TEO GROUND BEEF PATTIES fli'OZEN DOES NOT EXCEED 50 " FAT TURKEY BREASTS 'IOUNG HAINEST OAY eunER BASTED ~OZEN CROSS RIB ROAST RUMP ROAST ' ••• l\ \,.-.. ( ' b "•'l08f lJ ~fl BEEF BRISKET •llt ·,.~'J8f.lf .99 - 18 .88 l B 399 l LB SAC 159 lB 1.98 '" 1.88 ... 1.98 ~~rS'o1~11~~U.CK ROA~T i11 1.37 J~~.~~~~.~Y~.I( u 2.98 ROUND STEAK .. "••tt ··~vu Cul.....,,..,,. kl•' TOP ROUND STEAK BONELESS TIP STEAK BEEF PATIIES ,~ nv ,, "'¥f ·~ .' ,.., ... f '•It• I • ••' 7·BONE CHUCK STEAK . ·. ,,, LARGE END RIB STEAK • • •fll T -BONE STEAK I 'ill ll#fttl ' PORTERHOUSE STEAK ' •• f •• f ,-.. RIB EYE FILET ... ' .. •• ... .. ~ t ' SNOW CRAB CLUSTERS .. 1.88 2.48 2.48 1.49 1.39 .' 1.98 . .. 2.78 ... 2.88 .3.48 .• 1.98 LADY LEE SLICE_o BACO~a PCG • 98 Health & eeautv Aids ~ GEE SHAMPOO 1 47 • ~ ... AL Ollh Olf()tt ti'.• GTl • J. GEE CONDITIONER 1 47 I) Ol Bfl • ( BAYER ASPIRIN ,..~a< m2.27 J NIVEA LOTION 1 39 1/)lll MfL • r SELSUN BLUE A ...,...,~pt)() Ott CN.t Oll<tW<A9 >OJ ... 2.79 ~ ~ OEVROPED & PRINTED 12 EX~ 20 EXPOSURE 2.89 4.09 canned & Packaged b HARVEST DAY 3 3 BUNS • t<AMBuRGfQ OQ 11or UOG 8 c I P~(; ---------- !LADY LEE 69 BEVERAGES • NON PETUQNA8l£ 1 l 111 8 TL 'lo \IAlllETIE'i !POTATO CHIPS HARVE SI Orn .59 i OZ BAC !LADY LEE 89 B.B.O. SAUCE • 11EC.•Jlt.11('r." •0•• ~· r;,1 ll'l rJELL·O GELATIN 11 H AVOl?S ?'HUNT'S bTOMATOES .53 •10l fjQ.( .53 7?. Cl CM• ~ ~~~TS TOMATOES,, -.,, ... 39 • VLASK PICKLES . ;,.... . "". •· • .,, ....... 4-'°" I. , : LINDSAY OLIVES , ~.,, . ,,,, .. .;. : SALAD MACARONI .· ., ...... .,, ! PORK & BEANS ! SPEAS APPLE JUICE .. 1.09 ' ,.65 .. 53 .m.29 1.37 ".59 J. ~~~NKY MIXED FRU~T.1 ! LADY LEE PRETZELS ... 49 ..... Aj.;., t MACARONI & CHEESE 24 t AOt U f Ot-.Nf• ?• • Ol 80• • • : ~~~?ARIN ORANGE~01 ·•~.49 : SLICED BEETS HA"Vl ' f At & ·~I : NABISCO CRACKERS 87 ~ w ..... At '"·!>ft ()Ii 'Jil'\C"°"r "'! , I fHJ•. , ROYAL PUDDINGS t M !Ntf CMQtOl.A•I 32 n "STAOllO ()It V~L' ! t Ol ft't; • b MOREHOUSE MUSTA!~, ,..,, 59 r HEINZ PICl<LES -'WCtO MAW vecA,• C)ll,, .• .,, ..... 73 .... ........ "Unlike other supermarkets tha t offer dazzling 'here today. ~one tomo rrow' holiday specials. luck y offers lo we r prices overall. everyday. Now that fizzles my Fo urth! .. liquor !"FALSTAFF bBEER , CAl?LO ROSSI WINES ! ·• ; SEAGRAM S G•"- 12s .. '" ,. . ( ... 1.89 9.69 i ~~~ SARK SC?TC,~. 16. 99 ~ GALLO WINfS . "•.• .. 2 59 .. .. .. . . . canned & Packaged : WISHBONE DRESSING . .. ·~"' . • REFRIED BEANS .. -... ,. ~ ONION SOUP MIX , ..... "• 1.16 "'.57 ,., .67 • SKIPPY PEANUT BUTIER !. o.~ •• ....,...0 1 08 (ff•~• Ot WPI• C~C '" tll ,_, ., llt 90, ltMI CCIU.MI MuUWAllO Delicatessen Items l lADY LEE FRANKS "';.." t,~f ;,. • ~POTATO SA LAD A.._~T • SW•SS CHEESE ,., : W15Pi<'IOE CHEESE ., : WISPOIOE CHEESE .75 .. t;1 ;.... .89 ioo: 'JI (I'. .37 . ~ .' ... .95 .95 .99 1.09 1.49 • • -.• • A I -• o• 1.49 : POLISH SAUSAGE . . . : L.AOV LEE FRANKS ! L.AOv LEE Fl?ANKS . ., . ; CHICKEN FRANKC, ~ TURKEY FRANKS . . ; (HIC KEN FRANKS l . 1.29 .89 .67 .59 .59 .89 i ~A~~ER JOHN FRAN·.<~ "' . 99 ; OSC AR MAYER FRANKS 1 19 .. ._.... .. '~ . : ~A~L •• PARK FRAN~.s • •V 1.29 Dairy & Frozen • WHIPPED TOPPING l • • I \ .,,69 1 JO'• .99 ; ORE IDA FRIES i LADY LEE COB CORN, " .89 J ?<?W.!'.:FLAKE WAF~LES ... 71 i TAKE OUT CHICKEN 2 79 \>A•~ ~ \ • Cl It • • j SALUTO PARTY ~z.~"' . 2. 99 J. S~~FEE RICH • ... ,. ,,, .,.c • 3 7 Dairy & Frozen ~39 '1 OZ CA .. •LAG• L[f IG: C?E.AM • ~ 1 .35 : sou"' CREAM •I Produce FRESH CANTALOUPE r ,, c~ f ·" 1-;:> HONEYDEW MELONS -1't ~tC.fl ·"-.. A· •r.,, CRISP CUCUMBERS '"'.Ct." ' :'ti RED ONIONS <011 AOOED <l A\1()1> FRESH MANGOS A I QOPl(AL ()( l GHr '"'''llf .89 .19 lB .29 l8 .15 EACH .29 lB .49 EACH L ~~~v<~~,:,~, •Ir.I klv1nq\ rr 1'1r f"r>«.•,101' rnrn1,qP'\ ,., t ..... • ..... .,pr~ l""n.tt ,or~ •n~ ~ ,.,, '.,.~pc1nn.-lf ourrn~KP'\ l > • t f nunOffo.fl· ~.~ 1 wt t W' H LlJCkV Household & ~ r ~L~.D TRASH BAG~~o '°' 2. 29 r VILLA FOAM CUPS • (I P, .65 • I : FACIAL TISSUE ; PAPEP PLATES J PAPE R NAPKINS . . ! GALA TOWELS " '"'IP•ll : ZIPLOC BAGS , ·~NJ( ... •• 1i. •• 49 1 ''<•.1.49 n \I OQl.1 .65 .,.,,, ll0• 1.20 i 9 LIVES CAT FOOD 67 -••••¥QI>'\ t)O/O frf . •GLASS CLEANER 73 J, l•D• <II "t"'-IJ.Ol l fl • : FINAL TOUCH RINSE 1 89 o lJCIUIO. .. Ol ltL • WE WILL BE OPEN 4th Of July 9 A.M. TO 9. P,.M. Pi e r c e pork ch o p5 with tmes or a fo rk. On the fat s ide of each pork chop. make a sltt ha lf way through: place half a bay leaf in each slit. In a large s killet heat oil until hot. Add pork c h ops : brown on all sides. Dram and discard exces s fat S tir into skillet orange juice, 1"<1 c up water , m i n ced o n 1on. s alt, mince d garlic and black pepper; bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer, cov- er ed. until pork chops a re tender, about 45 minutes. Remove and discard bay leaves from pork chops. Transfer pork c~ to • leTVinl platter; keep warm. t om blne nour and z t•blespoom water; add to llquid remalDln1 In aklllet. Cook and .ur un· tll thickened. about 3 minutes. Serve ove r pork chops. Yield: 4 por. t.tou. OOllA-...... --..v-~l--"°· IUCIU9 .,,._ ~=~ ~ •wlNUa -TotoOTOle ~ ... , 67\A#fA • ......,. ~Ma.Loe llAIHOtl ...,....,= .... .... ·-~ ... 11 Cli90T llOM Af I.A ~AZ , ... I.A 'l'IUA .... -_ ........... • ITCMll OHN DAil V t A.M. 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How good rt 1~ tu kno w the re a r <' pr11 fessionaJs willing lo l!l\t' common ·sense. pr.11· lical advice to pattt•nh and partners cau)!hL 1n suc h a c rlll'I b1od ,\s for \IHI \nn. \OU "ill pr~hahlr r"c"-"t' m an:. lett<·rs rrom Htblc· t humpin g , c1u t raged readers .Just toss lh<'m into the <'ircular ftl<' He~t a ssured that m <1n\' or u ... a p plaud your coura~e for printinf'! a letter dl·allng with such a sens111ve '" '"" l .. ondt•r!ll Ut' ll l ou<'h••d thou:.a n11, t>( It',., In 11 n111,t h1•l~1l ul Jthl I otltljlJ' 111111111• '4 d \ \'\I 1(:-,)o l'-"l ll fo;'\ t 1. I \I>\ lH· \H '.\t R~t llo" .i ti o u t IA no l h t' r r tn::.· ,. \'h ('(' r., for m \ re ade r ... " I t>onft'i.:i. I \4 a !> J>u r 1>r h e d and OH'r"helmed b~ th~ outpourinx of ~up porl. llundrt>dlt or m1·n and '4 0 m t'n "rott' to than k m f' for printing I h j I I ,. ' I t• r a II d m \ I (''llOD'tt'. Tht•\ 'Jld lht'\ ft>lt rt•lit'Vt>d, le':. a lon~· and '"''' gutlt). I gut'" I undPrt•)>tima ted m ' a u dif'nt't•. V ou folk ~ uut thnf' arc· trub te rrific• fJ 1-: :\ I! ,\ N ;-.; LA!'\ Dl~H~ l 'lt ·;i~e slop It ilJll).! pc11pl1• \\hCI ,If l' '"'k of tunk m<1il 10 ( Horoscope J Tiil RSD\Y. Jt I.\ :1 8)· SYl>:'liEY 0)1AltH \RIES I ~l ar :!!~'\pr 1~1 Wh<ll h.irl bec·n nh,tun•d "all n''\' l'Ornt: mlo lull \ tl'" Know tl h l' Cl I c rl : rl "I r l' '' l ;i II d m :1 k I' m (I:, l ti r ··prrv1legc•d" mfurmat1un I· .111111) m1•mbt.•r ma\ be temporarily confrnl·d to homL· or hCJ)>prt<1I Strive 1oprov1clc· <'hPer :ind opt1 mt"m TAURl 'S l J\11r 20· :'11 ;H 201 Pl•·a,,1nt '-Ur pr ise comes via long-clt,lan<·•· t·a!l or me'>~ag1• EmphJISIS on manuscripts. edu«ational proJt·t·t travel or holid ay plans You \\tll ha,·e rc·ason t11 celebra te. Money prospects an• hng ht('r th:in originally anti<'tpatecl GE~11~1 < :\1 .1~ 2 1 .Jun" :..'O> \\"h;11 appt':tr' lo be a St>t back 1s at'tuctll.v a c·h~tllen~l· "hll·h <·un eleva te pos11111n and «11tw11l·•· '11111 prec;t11H· Open dialogul' \\Ith 11n" 111 a uthnrtt\ !'>him th'1t ~ ou a rt' "1lltng 10 re•\ t•·" rt•\ 1 t• anti 1 c·lnuld on a more sohd baM· Aquarr:in (1~Urt'' µromrnent I). CANCER I J u 111· :!l .luh :.!_ .\rt 1c:ulate ideas: be read) for t·h.111gt· lr.1\1•1 \artet). R1> ana lytica l enough tu dt1h'c:t ~uhtlE' hints and trends 'Take long-ran~•· \it·" 1'£'rn·1\'P µoten ltal You are goin g plac:l•s' Gemini. Vtrito. Sag1t· tarius persons figure._ro mme ntly LEO (July 23-Aug'. 22 > You i::rt to boltom of m oney m ystery. Missrng funds could be madr to "reappear." Tau r us. L1hra. ~corpio persons h gure prominently. I mportant domestic changt· nr adjust m ent is pt :.!:!1 AnS\\l'r'> comt• from "1thin. Bl' <tware or leJ?al rights and pe r m isswn., SlN·r c lt•ar 11f '-1.:nsat1onall~m Define tcrntii:i.. Jvoul ,,.H df'eeµl1'm ~lr1•amhn1 · ll.'Chn1qul·~ ' ' Ill\ q,·rrnu<; (1~urt· It-nil· ... pcrulutmn and sp11·l' to ~ our Ith· LIHR/\ <Sc'pl ~:1 (ll't 22> l'nnrrtw-. < om1 1nlo '>harp. C'lt·ar fot·u., 'I <•'-k h<t-. lo ht> romplt•I l·d you gC'l pro11t·r l.Jackrng. support an<! funds. Cnncer, Cap1 1corn Pl'~tms figure prn m tne ntlv A "'or l-.111J.! rf'l;1t1ons hip c·ould 111 transformc'Oar:. mem bers of oprosite <;r>'( are <Ira" n to you. Arlcs. Li bra pt>rc;ons play out...,ta ndrng roles In c·ontests st1t•k with numhf'r q SAGITI'ARIC S l ;'-;m :!Z·Dl·c· ~11 \ IJU ha' l' r ar e opportun1tv for · <;f'('Onrl rh~inN• ·· Family memt)l'r \\ tll su· .'our point of\ 11 \\ Kt·y now ,., conft<ll'Ol'l'. 1 nckpench•nce o rrgin;i I 1 t y and c reatl\tl\ Stu I.. lo 'our own sl\lc•. u~-.l'rt need:. Leo. Aqu<1rru::. 1wr.._;,n., f1}!11r,. prornrntnlh CAPRICOR~ 1 Del· :::! J.in 1:1 , CnordinaL<• plans with rclatl\ t·s Check !manual rc!>ourccs Make conces,111n to o!dt•r fom1lr mC'mber. Avoid brooding ,1hou1 lh<• p,1..,t T1:'t.tdl'ac; G1H• full rein to 1nl(•Jl1•l'l 11al 1 •mos11 ~ Ask rrJ.!ht quc),· t ions and you II n!t't•1 "' 1·orrl'<"l unsv. ers AQl'ARIL'S 1 Jan 20 1-'<'h 181 Keep r esolu· lions concerning '"\'IOJ:?-.. 1•ettang best interest r ates. creatin~ fund for future J.>rnJCCt Publicil\ cam paign could bt· parl of 'l:C'nano Re fo m ili;.i.r with basic pubhc n lat1on:. techniques. Gcmrn1. Sag1tta r1us persons figurl' promincnth . PISCES < Feb 19 Mar 20l · Pmmotion could be on aAend<.1 T1min1.? <.1nd intuition an· on tar~et You'\'c carn<'tl right lo be confident. Scorpio. T aurus. Aquarius persons play s1gnif1 cant role . Hi~hhght indt'pendcncc. oriJ{tnalily and wiJJmgness t o take m1t1ative Club Calendar runs each Wednelday an the Dody Pilot and contains nollC~$ of women '$ and sertnee club mtttmgs and event1 open to the public for the follot.Oing Wl!t'k. Send ~-to Club Calendar. Dody Pi wt. P o Boz 15'10. Cono Meso, CA 9205. I nclude i;our name and ~ num~. Notice• mu.st be m our hands three wub in odvonce of an event. '41 11• lu 11 111 11 \l ,111 \t.u '" 11111, \ ,,.,, 1.1111J11 tor 11 pn•frt ""' 1 J l111ll1 11 I 1on illlld I ht•I r "•II 111 ' '4111 h<• 0\1'1 I 11111 ti lllld rt'C"t•I\ •-d m1ir1• Junk 111.111 I hall tw•fort• 1 Onr t· .i 1u11k m u1l t•r ~' l .. VOIU 11,UTll' ) OU .1 rt• ,1 \ll t lnt ut th1· t·um put1 1' Y .. u \\di rl'l m:J1I nut 11nh frurrt th1• f1r ... t 11·rlt hut 11 um ull ht' f1•llo" Jttnk 11t111lt·1' I Announcing a summer~ For Teens! Jlll>n A~ "°'""'\ na· d~ .,,..., • """"'!Ml-'"Ill'""',,~·". \l"tWf'Or~~ rtr~• f0f'Mtr 50Y'Ufii Jtfl',,k>V'11•' .-i, \ "*' _"" _? 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JOt~IJn NOl<lll l'ttetJ7 P1i;r)f1~ ()r~ (Ulllt\I 0••1' P 1&04 Jw,_ H J\A,. i ' '• t'AIO )ti•.., AO PURI.IC NOTICF. l>AILY fllt.OT N \••II tllH ., .. C.Uaf O• TIO U 4'1 ., U&.1 .... NIA ,o• fNICOUNTYO•OaA ... I .. """" N0fl(I O• NIA•t NI 0, UlllllOIO 'ITITIC>tf ,0. CM ,tUUTIOM O• '6LI 0, •IAL ,.O,laTY hlalt Of 11!'1'1' D WllllAMI, 0.1•·-HOJICI I\ Hrll(O'f GIV[N f,..I JAM[\ ti (.t \t N A Al-'f, .... f t•d h•rfl'tn .,. .~ P.UOOft tOf' {Olll" ,,,.llOfl ol "'I• OI 11 .. al Pr-rty IOUl~d '"' /On "OtO Ort .. H llf\11"9-8-~ll t.A .,..,, ...... _ .. "'•flo<ll •• ,., .. ,,. IOf' 1"'1 ... r 0<o<tl<Ul4tr\, -Ill .. ,,. t•n"tt ~,,....,.Of """•'lno tM ,.,..,.. ""' 0-*" ~ IOt July )), l'lllO, al t 00 " m , m t..._ (°"''Ol)l'n 04 DeN rt,,,.,.t •10 ) O' ,..,d '"""'·•I 100 (IYOC: ( ... tar Ori .. W"11. •II tl>f' (lly ol S.Ma ... ... C•• to1f\t,. O"l~f1 JuN" )A, 1fllliiif\ LEE A QHAN(H, (e;un•' ( ... ,, Cl Sf!HA, l ll & Sl'fNCU t IJA,..ES M CIHNAI ,.,. f: ,,. St.. s ... * S~"I• ....... CA '21111 Tel 111•1 tU.IJJO an.,,.., a. ~""-'· M•<"M4 ~tt~ftd v ...... ~ PuDI!\,,.., 0r<tnQll C~ .. 0<1llY P <IOf tul t I l 9 l'l!itl 710 !l<I P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI eustN•H NAMIUTATIMllNT ,, .., T IW llM-"9 ....--I~ 00."9 busl- N U H t I. H UIAOING (().<lolPANY, 1500 W.Sl<lllt, ..._, &.Kft. c.lit0nt1t 92* E ••lyll ""''''Morris, ISOO Wu.tclltt, Ha-1 a.ec11. C..tlforrwe tt..o This bolsiftns ts<_,.., by"' lft. Cll•klv•I Eftlyn M. Monl• TIMS l~ Wft flNO wf1t> t1M1 c-•• ci.r11 Of ~ ..... GouM, "" .,_,.,,., ~ PtJBl.IC NOTICE Pvtlll-°' ..... OMst Deity ..... 1--------.--------1 J-JS, My t. '· 1&, "'° Je.»40 • • - • Poetr ()Ill Sc'rt Pt'n• and 11rrlbbl n unatweOI t out S1 •nnd w•i will bf' 1v.-1rdfid 10 the Cloth unnuul pot•\ry rnn11 UUon 'pon.oMI b)' th" World o( l'lk'tr) a quartt-rl> n wal~t lt•r for pot1~ r o..•rn uf all 11tyl«'' and on an) llUhJt-l ore <'bglhll• lo compt•lt' ror the icrand pnu or rur "9 oth r ('a!\h or merchandlM' •"'ardai Huie' Wld olftC'Ull t'nlry ronn.s &ff' 1va111 bit-from World Clf PC'wtn 2-t3l St<H"kl1>0 81\d , l>t•vt N, N!rrumt•nto Cahf ~17 HotlineN~ Volunteers Volunlt't'r:. are• l>\·111g ~vui::ht rur tht· Wl·'t Orangt· Count) hot l11w Trmruni.: l'la::.!>t•:. for hot hne 11.orkt'rl-bc~an Tuesday. July 8. and ~Ill run for :.1x week!'\ The hol hne 1:. a ~4 hour :,,en ict·. offering ,,-r1s1s an ten ent1on for L<ls An{:ele:. as 11. ell a~ Orange County t•ommun1t1e!> For more information. l Jll 894 4242 Take Care Away From Home ... ll ma. be second nature to secure )Our bo mt.• against theft . but taking the s ame care away from home may not bt> as automatic. Jn hotels, for exam ple. e xperts at Holaday Inns say the biggest problem is getting guests to us e the services and methods available, s uc h as the dead bolt and chain on the door. Here a re some traveler's security tips from the hotel chain: Don't leave vour valuables in vour car Most CB radios and tape decks can , a nd should, be removed. Keep them in your hotel room or at least lock them in your car trunk Rem ember , a suit· cas<' visible in a car 1s a g reat temptation to a thief lf you have checked mto a hotel and plan lo usP 1t as a base while touring the surrounding an·a. ask security to double lock or "emer gency lock" ~our door, which deadbolts the door from I ltie outs1dt> , \ ~t'\'t•r lea\'l' m ont'y. char~C' cards or tra vl'lers t•hecks 1n 'our room Either carrv 1 hem with ) ou or lock them m the hotel safe !\1ost hotels prov1dt• safety deposit boxes for valuables. passport.!> <md so forth When you le<ive your room. i:1ve th(' door an extra tug 10 make sure 11 closes c·ompletch Che('k to be sure it is locked Be aware of people 1n the hallway and re port a nythang suspicious . -If you a r e not familier with the neighborhood, check wit1' the des k for d1rec lion~ · At ni~hl use e levators instead of s t airs. Stair wells ar e often d imly ht and little used. -When in your room . double lock the door and make sure the windows or sliding g la ss doori. are secure Do You Really Want To Lose Weight?? Calt Dr. R. Wieland Ph.D. (714) 559-4042 if no GMW~ cal 17 141 97'-6 ll591dlH .. • ~ ... . I Kiss a shark Eyeball to · .Eyeball 8 MIKt: STANTON OE'IRO IT CA l'I Whf'n W1tlhir Cbavln l.'1inw 1•yc•b1All to ryeliall with hi• f1 ral .. hark ll \ Ntr"l JlO, ht• wns 1:11' tt'rrl(l('CI 1.i• u tw-oc·~~Ot·r wutch10~ lht' rt1ov1c J ,111. .. I 11.0' ~trtfll'd I r .. 1t like un hor., tlt"O•·u v rl', C'h u v 1 n. .1 W 1ynl· Stull• l l111vt>r Hy b1olo~y 11roft•K,11r bUld o r his t'OCOWlkr 11. Ith u .. hurk "'hilt· i;t•ubu diving 11rt Au-.tr itliu ' Great Hurrh•r IC t.'l'f ··o ut of the corner of my eye I .. u 11. ~ monster I :.to1>fK.'d breath ml( and backed up mto the coral ..ii. 1t Kwam by nw It looked only ·" b1~ as a freight tram I t llcwg ht I wa~ t;:oang to d1t• · Today, Chavm ~ays sharks ar1· "fun " AN ll·FOOT·LONG fiberglass mold of a ha mmerhead s hark pt.>ers over Cht1vin's shoulder 1n has offiee and a sign o n his laboratory door reads "Be Kind To Animals Kiss A Shark " As one or the nation's foremost !>h a rk r esearC'h eri., C h av1n :.pends has vacations cha'sing the monsters of the d eep from the South Pacifie to the RC'd Sea ··1 remember I s aw the m ovt<' ',Ja ws' on a Friday ni ght a nd the n I went diving for s harks on a Saturday a fternoon." Chavm r ecalled with a laugh "I felt gr<' at concern." Some of Ch avm's s harks live an what Wayn<' State calls thl· world's only ··artificial ocean ." a collection of seawater tanks in the basement of an old Ruick de· alersh1p. Eir?hl sharks lave there now BEFOR E C HAV IN bel!an keeping sha rks at t he downtown De troit collei:e 811'2 years ago, he s aid the experts didn't believe they could be kept so healthy and act ive an captivity. But as many as 80 sharks at a t ime have thrived in the unlikely sur roundangs; 18 a rc expected this !'um mer . Ma nne b1olog1s ts from a round the world h<ive come to the M 1ctv. est to view Lhc s hark fac1 h· ty. whkh wa. buUt with help from hhth ISC'hool 11tudents and un1venlty miaintenanct men , One<' the shark11 are about 4 h•t>t lon.i. they nr<· killed a nd thl·1r instdt'K :studied to learn more about the huma n body Chavm ha.'I studied the s hark's blood. adre nal ~ys lem a nd kidney. In November, he received an ~.000 grant from the National Science Foundation for a two· yt'ar resear ch pr o1ect on the thy roid gland SHARKS MAK E IDEAL re· search creatures. even better tha n white mice, because .their internal systems a re simple and <'BSy to s tudy Chavin s aid But few are actually used an re· !-earch C'atchtng and keeping th<'m is a lot tougher than rais Jnf:! litters of~rute mace When Chavin first d<>vc into the s tudy of sharks in 1967 . hl' was simply a biology professor 1nteres t <'d an learning mo re about human body functions But today he is regarded b> many a s a shark guru. consulted by c hil dren . roy1dt y, m alltona1rcs and tht• 'S Nav) "The C'rown prince of Japan wrote ml' about :.harks . I forgot to answer him." Chav1n con k:.sed. "J aws" hel)H·~ kindll• tht· s hark craz<'. C'havin befiC\'l'S And the professor s:J1d all of thl· ancadent.S i.hown in the movu: have happ<>ned in rt.•al Ilk ··sharks are rC'al ·lifr 'can m o n s ter .... !-0 Pl'OPlt· ar~· fa-;canatt•d by thPm, .. ht• <•x plained "You nev,·r ht·ar anything good about 'hark!> e\·crythm~ you ht•ar about them 1s rotten. "BUT I TJONK SHA RK. are fun ... Chavm added. scoopinJ.! ;,i 3 foot-long horn s hark from 1b tank ~ind s trokin g 11-. i.andpap<>r~ !>kin nesp1tc their "bad guy" Im· agt'. sharks an• ~oc 1al animal!> ~ho can bl· extrl·m<•l) <'Om pt•l1t1w and ch1lct1sh at foedrng t1m1 .. Chavin S Clltl In ract , ~h ark11 Nil like pi~11 "When you feed them . they're llkt' llltll' kids shoving each otht•r to "N at the ice c ream and candy." he i.uid "You'll s ec the boss or the tank stall try ing to t•at m or e fish, even when fish tall:. ar e sticking out of has mouth " To ove rcom e the s harks ' i:r eed. Chavan train~ them to take turns coming up to the sur face for U11>1 r.d1nner. a ritual re· pealed t~o or thre<.' time~ a week The thyroid progra m in volves study ing how sharks react to temper ature change:. Such re· i.earch could help .,e1ent1s t s learn more about how and why cxtrC'me bod) temperature 'h1ft~ in humJn'> fevl'r or chills cau:.t· dt•ath C JI A \' I N S i\ I 0 T II t: th) ro1d s tud y l'Ould bl' dt· layed. howe\'t'r. becaus e s harks ar e difficult to obtain He ell' mands the :.harks be caught by hand to avoid dam age from hooks or othN 1mplcmt·nts But hf' nott'<.I with a gr in. 1t '!> hard to find divers II> 1llin)! to go carter !>hark.., Wlth 1he1r bare hands t>1>pt•c1ally when 1?rabh1n~ onl' the• wrong way . could result in one les-; hand Chav1n ... ;11d hf• 11.a ' threatened one•· h~ a ... hark ~ 1lhout c:vc·p knowing 1t Ill-V. Ii!> ph6to graphing fl'h 1n thf' South Pac1 f1c when a JO.foot reef 'hark !>Warn lov.:Jnl him . upparc:ntl:-to attack C'ha\ln 'aul ht' didn't se1• lh" 'hark com1nj! A c·om·punacm dt\'t·r who dad i.t:ared 1t <Jff b) tap ping a knife:: on his air tank Onl\ :tft<•r they surfaced did he learn v. hat dang1•rhc'd been an Thr L'Xpt•r1t•n1·1., hov. c•\ er. ll'ft him undaw1tcd ' · · 1 m ,J r 1·JI ..,har k n ut Ch•H in i.a1d , h" t')I'' l 1~ht tnl! up as h t.• tulrl ... lortt•<; o r <hvin~· for <,h,Hk'> V.ltll fr11'nd:- J'1•opl1• lhtnl. I tn t·r J /\ hul a:-.,non :.is "'' :-:.iv. .i fin m th• v.att•r "";ill 1ump1·d 1n II•• h.111 !ht• 'hJrks runninl.! lrom u ... Club Calendar NEWPORT HARBOR TOAS'OUSTRESS CLUB will meet at I J.30 a .m . Monday in Newport Be ach. Women in terested 1n self-development through commurticallons s kills and leadership training are invited to attend. For information, call Mary at 631-1094. - SANTA ANA VALLEY High S chool's first ~raduating class. the Class of 1961. 1s plan ning its 20-year rt'umon fnr s pring 1981. For informa- tion , call Pal at 547-0451 or Gail at 826:4511. ARCADIA m GH SCHOOL Class or 1955 reun· ion committee 1s looking for classmates m the Orange County area lo attend a )''eekend celebra tion July 11 through 13 in Rancho Mi ra~e. ·For infor m ation. rail Shirley at (213> ·355.174 1 or Martha a t ( 213 > 794·3480 A CHILDREN'S ART CORNER will he fea· lured by Laguna Niguel Woman·~ Club at a ( Singles Calendar ) p.m . Friday ln Costa Mesa. For information. call Ann at 751-0291. Fourth or July celC'bration <it Crov.n \'all"' Com mumty Park Tht• urt corner will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p m For information. c all Judy at 831--0633. COSTA MESA mGH SCHOOL will have a re- union d inner-dance for the Class of 1975 at 7 30 pm Saturday. AuR 23, m Costa Mf'<\a For in· format1on call Sue at 546-5515 SOUTH ORANGF. COl'NTV YWCA tr:l\el cluh wrll SPon'ior a trip tc1 thL· San U1ego 7..oo. v.1th tour ll'avang JI :1 a m Sdt urrla'. Juh 19 m ~Jn t;i Ana . F'or information. ca115.i2 3577 · ADVANCED H EALTH CE1'TF.R '-'Ill o:ponsor .1 lecture on .. Emplo) e<· Assistance Pro~ram~ .. at 7.30 pm Tuesday, July 8. 1n Newport Beach Fcatur<.'d s pca ke:r "111 be health Cl'nter ad m1n1~trator Wall Gil<'' For more information on the free Jcctun-. call 975-0700 Club Calendar runs t>ach \.\ e'dlu'sda y in the Da1l11 Pilot and contam.5 notices of u()men s and seri .. ce club rrwetmgs and events ~ to the public /or tht• /Ollowmg week Send notices to Club Calendar, Daily Pilot. P 0 Bor 1560 . Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Include your name and phmu> numbeT Notices must be m our hands three u.:ieek.s in oduance o/ an event I So111e Chi«-·k~11! l.urg<.'l' than-lafcs1zC' chicl<enr.-Orc hico, v is - it!'> JI C'h1H1n.•n °!'> Hosp ital with Rikki ~l 1tt·ht'll s. of F ounta in Vall ey. Orchico is the ()ff1twl mal-<·ot o f the Orange County Fair. \\hath <1pt.·n~ July 11 in Costa Mesa. Coa ·t Homes Neede~ F·or French Students llom• .., .trt' n1·1·rl1•tudt·nh to participate m a -.ummt·r t"H'hdnf.!t· pro~ram "tud••nh ar1· l"i In 23 v.111 :.pend July or Au~1"1 1·-.; 1~·r11·n1 •or:? \ mcr H'an I tf(· and culture by "" Jllj~ \\1th·' f.10111\ In,.,, h.ir1,;• f .. 1 h11q1ng :1 ..,t u<lcnt. all me m · 11• r .. r '""'' J 1rn .11.. .1r•· l'l1).!1hlt• tn 11art1c1patc 111 , 11Jll111.tl • '' 11.111 · pr11l!r.im in 1-:n.:land. ar- r.in..:1·d lhr1111j:h llnll .. h 1-.uroix·an Ct!nh:rs. For mnr 1• 111f11rm..i111m !'all Corinne at :1t.>1 :!!I~.! °">-. <., "~ ~ JULY '' .SUMMER BUZZING WITH VALUES Now in Progress SALE INFANT thru PRETEEN ~ip 'n'fuck ·-. SOUTR COAST JEWISH YOUTH will have a barbecue and pool party at 6 30 p.m . Thursday, .July 3. in Santa Ana. For information. call Mir· ty at 546·7835. BACllEWRS 'N' BACHEWRETTES singles ~quare dance c lub will have a bt>gmner 's class at 6:30 p.m . Monday , July 7, in Tustin. For tn· forma tion, call 997·4518. Merchandise selected from our regular stock now reduced BIG BAND SINGLES DANONG Wlll have a dance al 8 p.m . Sunday, July 6. at the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. For informa· tion, call 840-6417. OUTDOOR SINGLES will have a beach cam p· ing trip near Santa Maria July ~ugh 6. The group also will have a volleybal ame at 6 p.m. Tues day, July 8, in Corona de Mar. For in· formation, call Bob a l 556-7026. ORANGE COAST SINGLES will s ponsor a Fourth of July barbecue and pool party at 4 Singles Calendar runa each Wednesda51 and con- tain• information on diacu.srion flTOl4"', porl~.1· and event1 open to the public in the Or~ Cooit area. Send notices to Single1 Calendar , DaUy Pilot, P.O. Bo:r 15'i0, Co1to Meao, CA 92626. lnclwk JIOl.lr name ond telephone number .. Notice& mwt ~ recnvtd two weeks in advance o/ on event. . --· ......... -... -.. .,,. . ,, • ~ tO ~ off regular Price • Marvelous collection of Sportswear And Dresses ADELE SIMPSON• AUSTIN HILL •CALVIN KLEIN • LANVIN • NIPON •SUSAN HOWARD• WI LROY • VINCENTE• SWIMWEA R (H.H. STORE ONLY) HUMTlt•TOM MAUOI PITllSL»e .. e 16400 PACllllC COAST HWY. 2 I J.ltZ· I l7t COIOMA D& MAI 2904 IAST COAST HWY. 6.44-0IJO I t •• The lllggeet M•rk•tpl•c• on th• Or•n1• Co•et DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell H, Find It, Tr•de It With • W•nt Ad • (842-5878] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval •11111••·-----------.. iltl•t-.. ra ._. S. ........ .. HHen Per S. HHI H For S4e thYlff hr S4e "-'tt ,_.$9. tf1t1ft '9r S. ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••· ••••••••••••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••••••••••· ••••••••••••••••••••••· •••••••••••••• .. ···.::·z· DAILY PILOT ClASSIFIED DEPT. tMl I .. 1112 ••••411 IOOZ .._,... 1002 ••••411 1002 Gt•e411 1002 1-••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ............................................... ·········•····•········ ............................•......•.•.......•.....•.••...•••.•...... .. ' ..... CLOSED JULY 4th We will be open Saturday 8 AM til Noon ......... ....................... EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Ml1• 1r•s Motlu: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is sub- ······················· CdMCOMDO . with great view. Only S299,000 on fee land Large home. Excellent cond. Family room , rorma I dinin g room . pnvate courtyard en t.ryW;ay. See to believe. OCEAN PACIFIC UAL ESTATE 75'-1616 Je(t to the Federal Fair --------114 Housing Act of 1968 ..aSADB.MAa which makes it illegal to adve rt ise "any pre ference. limilataon. or 6c:rimina lion based on race. color. religion. :;e.x. or natk>nal ongrn. or an intention to make any such preference. lim1ta· t:ion, or clisc ri nuna LJoo ... 1bis newspaper will oot J Br. 2ba. Best park lik loc. Nr new cpts ove hrdwd.. New dtw. Owne leaving area. suo.ooo. CO%YCOMDO 3 Br, 2VJ ba. Brook · end wlit w /eeatral atr. Frplc, beaut. upgrading, wallpaper. Own.er anx. )()US. $125,900 OCEAHYIEW "knowingly acC'ept any adver tisi n g fo r r eal estate which is in viola· tioaolthelaw. 2 Br. 21/• ba, forme r ---------• m>de1 Wlth a fantastic --------•I view. Mu.st see Lhi5 cfe,. coralor's delight. Best condo in Costa Mesa. Owner must sell HOllSINOf&IY Ad. nowt ! This property ... 1s in foreclosure. Nds : TLC. ¥> acre. 2Br, 1 • ... ba+in-law qtrs, out· " buildings, Newport Mesa : _________ , school dial. $179,900. '\ : ....._._S. .REDCARPET 1 ;;:;-; .......... iC.Oi 154-1202 ....................... wua ..... ..._ $ BR. • 8•. c u1tom ••&•rf ront ll om .. •l lhH' p~t doc k P r lud U .H),000 B~lder w /l nde for Palm Sprln&• Elltatr Far dltaUa on llwi bo«Ot: and appt to 1ee1, call Ca.nil Hott. act. 131-GOIM 4 .... , .... i.-l&CWY with 2 blllha aod » peat uauma ble loan BuUt·m electric lutchen, «*nmlmllY puol, vacan t and lhe owne r h a~ panicked Agt. 7S1·3191 --- llhssion Hills Countr)' Club. 3br. lba, upgraded UlNl!led. Luxury condo ~ goit cout'S4l. $131.000 farst T D 9 7 /83 . VaJ ue S!llS,000. Want lo sell or trade for equity m Npt or Lagwta home w /view fl yard Douglas HOOJg 714-973-1191 (Owner) Brand New Las Vegas. Nev. s i ngle fam ily homes. Now avail for 'lease o ptio n . on l y $600/mo. Call n o w , 702-384-8464. •llAMDNEW• 2HOUSIS Xlnt location. Pnnc. only Under $280,000. Owner will carry. 54 HM2S Bkr NEW USTM«iS DUPLEX · doors to beach. Two-2 bdrm + owner's pad. Good sum· mer/wint e r r ental Owner flexible on financ log, trade, etc. Submt1 SM9.000.. 2 UNITS • 2 bdrm + t bdrm on 30.x85 lot '1 t>'oci to beach. owe lst TD. Priced al Sl&S,000, S IDE BY SIDE • 2 ~es. One 2 bdrm. 2 ba, priced al S245.000 O n e 2 bdrtn , 1 ba '239.000. Units close l( park, beacb •shopping. associated B~..-,,"'~..,.,. 1;,qfl.1"'"t1iotS • • ...,.. fl,_, b· <} t • l f>b l DCB'TIOHAL IA Ck IA Y EST A TE 2500 sq. ft 4 bedroom home situated on over '.i acr e . Shows like new and f eaturC's redwood d eck a nd s pa . garden bath house. gatne room. RV storu~e a nd many ext ras. $328.000. REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 Ea~t Cont Highway, Corona d«>I M•r WE t'IAVE 32 OF THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN PENINSULA POINT !\:t•\\ Iv rkrorat<'d -t hdrm. l.1m tl\ homt•. ON·an vie w ! $~25.<X.IO. IAYFROMT We-haH· :o;('\(•r:.i l finl' horn1 ·' \\'tlh p1t·r & ~lq> El TORO HORSE COUNTRY B cl rm ~ ;{ hath s : r a n(' h ~ t \ It'. m1ni·t•st atv in ora ng(' J!n1\t·~ $2 :!1.5110 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~1deOrtve N .8 67S·6l61 00~1 READ THIS ... -'ess you ~ ielhtt$hd ift OM of Dont· Shores' CMewport leoehl fiMst hOf!W'· MOC)4Mflceftt pc.-. moufttaM., ~. c ity lic)Ms ..tew. C..sfotft •sicJMd cowtycrd witlil pool. spa. to.taiR~ fiNpit .ct HQ. 4 ...... + ....w ..... ~ lg ll•illq """ 4 fireplaces. pri•ate beach. $795,000. C .. f7f-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS· ONE LOOK ~ I 'la .. S at thia rus tic custom f .,_W__.. Del d•_._ 3'r2 bdrm wood and brick 3 Bdrm I 1 • ._, ·~• amit.a~~..-~eacb UD· Bdrm Balboa Island C:.-0 HI••• ds Canyon view and pool. 3 bedroom. ~~ bath home in great area. $2.3S,OOO TOWMHOME HIMEi' MIA it + EXTRA PARKING! duplex and you'll want to • SU9.400 buys mini ocean Awro1imate 120 acres, .. _.__ stay here enjoying the v i e w + 3 B d r m highly developable sub ncuU<:ed \o SZ75,000! be h townbome. Earthlooes division land. Terms . .......,,,... 3~· bay and cool t h t d C · A 1__.__ sea ... .,.,.:zes. $398.000 r u ou , upgr a es om1ng ar ea. gen\. ~ BALBOA lSLAND galore! P rivate, wood 1-652·1056 •67S.7060• REALTY declti ng. hurry won ' l 1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 •~~~~~~~~ J 673-8700 last! CaJI 673-8550 "'" "'------- •1'1' ). '" • eo.doS69.tOO DllAMS Meso .. MarSlr l@lf{tdtll ~:~!::~: ~t~{~r:~: ~·~:{~~~;:;~~~ -== -Less than 10 yean old. one ol Newport Beach'! b>me. Walking distan ce Agt. 751·31$Jl loveliest areas. 3 Bdra: to shopping. schools Ddebout Bay&9eoch Red Estate 11C.AL ESUfl CXCXULIOCI ~f r~t llGYALUE! Lido's lowest price. Con· do size two bedrooms. 2 ba tba. Dining /garden room . Submit terms . SS.500. o,..n.n. t-4 llSom.to 631-7300 ...... + maid's, spacious faa make lh1S home ideally rm, professionally de located. Owner would ccnted and landscaped hke fast sale. Asking Gate guarded commuru $U2.000. Call 556-2660 ly, pvt leonis Ir pool an< breathtak ing ocean .• SELECT harbor. mountain and c1· PROPERTIES ty lights views. ~lS.000. · · Call today 979-5370 ---------1 w..~. ALLSTATE R~TORS Spacious 3 Bedroom with separate apt behmd the garage. Easy RV access and priced for qwck saJe ---------1 w/aeUer assisted ftnanC'- --------• ini-Only 9112.000. 751-3191 llS$ ,. ~ C:: SELi::CT '90,...SULA lJJll• I PROPERTIES · 0n11 sas.ooo. Mob ile 1 ........ _ ~ M-n• RCTaylorCo 640 C)C)QO VA '- Large 4 Bdrm.formal dining room. b111 paneled family room. (1replace SpnnkJer system. Only ~J?J!1 OPEN HOUSE ,.. "REALTY ?!!> Brand New &: beautifully furnished 3 Bdrm 2 Ba + 2 Br 2 Ba. SpactoUS hvmg room w tr rplc of cours.?. In pallos,.4~ar garage. AWng 11195.000 JACB IEALTY 675-6670 home in fantastic area. Doing Bualneaa .1 -• Wben you need upert S. lo wa tef". V~w of l U d A . Why make som eone ler'Vi~ or repairs, lW"D boats • bay. G r eat : n er ; else's m ortgage pay· to the Serv:'ce Directory 1be fut.est draw in lhe · ntnat' : ~ Flctltioua ! menu when with only ln Clasalfted to solve West ... a Daily Pilot ocaAM PACIFIC ! : Neme? ! SJ.5.SOO ctn 6: •15.50 pr YOW"Problem . Ouaillecl Ad. 642·5678. llALISTATI :! . 1 ~ 1 :OC'*::.1~ t::nes.! 1s•-• • • • ~ · ~h ~) I :": :e:111!t:~~ · I \'\~ i Bcb TwnhomeT B ut STAl'llRHOMI f All "_..,.....,_.-..• 1 J:UTyoaUliar sat.soo flctltloila ... -. --1t1 J11S IOI.TY • ......__ S. • r .. n .... e in a law be n111111e4 wlltt ttie ._ "" ......,.... County a.rti. Tiie DAILY I .... neipbciPbood. This ll'tlOT pr"6dN tM torw. ! 673-6210 • 3 ~ home baa new end flllnt Mnlce• fw -j II'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~ peia& mide and out. Aa· co to"'ara. It •Ou ara > ;:: --aiating finucina •1•1•111• • -......... ! I d A eel! tlw DAILY 11111.0T tof f wilb OW OWll. gt . ...._n it a ,_...,_ ...... ! . "wmAdl 146-4121 I 111.• ll ----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil"""-iiiiiii"""""___ ..- macnab I lrvtne realty A IU9110tA9'Y OP THI IWINE COWANY COMMA D& MAI 1M1'LD1 (l) 3BB front cotta11e & 2BR rear apt. Refurbished & m Q..ulet So. of tie blahway location. owner wU1 .......... IDltallrnent sale. 1289,500. (I) Top condltlon & fle xible flnanclair on tau. duplex w/pest qtn. sn_t.soo. UIBY WARD 64241235 MOWLVErS ...... 'JO.OWN P'RESHOME UST V .A. HOUSING BIC.R •fl7-1717• OUCH i n bm1a tbe OW'Dll' to ..u um aoraeo-• bdrm -... Super loeatloo <Newpoe t BeacJa /Datt# !Uara area ) wllb a floor ..... pro-.... , Ill ••• ..... 181'd W/h9t .... ... ...... ..... ,,._ bdrma. Le• H • .-bl• low toternt ......... wUlClftJ a bd. SIU.MO. Call ...... ALLSTATE .WWW OPEN DAILY ON BALBOA ISLAND 1to5PM 216 ... , NEW VICTORIAN RESIDENCE W.... plcW twc.. wllllltk ..... lwfc• .... HClfllle ....... A...., h ........ ,_., '--... 4 .... ~==&;.'-.: .. ';ii' .. ::I. ....... 2 ~,... ..... 1411.000. c .. 67Mto0 · #ICcAll .. WATEIFIOllT COllTEMPOUIY~SUP .. ...... •Elfl•• ..... t Pr ..... ......... ,,. .... 2 ..., --· &Air.-........ 11 11 ••• ...... 4 ........................... .-'Y ............. , ....... ='~.e.::.=.. ..:.: .. --= C.-67Mftl WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL EST AT£ s.-.. ~ ~°'"'"" ~ ......... " 2436 W. CQ<Otl t1W\I ll!t MM'IM IM ~ 8fjM.'h S.llOI • .,.,.. 6Jl·1411 67M .. ...... .... REALTORS 67$.SS l I SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE COIOHA DB. MAa: SPYGLASS! .... t.y n. towa. 1\e I*) --C ........ ,. .. _.. wlttl fot1r ~. llG f...aty ,..._ wttt. OCEAN VIEW. llG ._.... ..... rOCNft, c...., ldldllt.. AMO pool md .-; lttt. yard ft .... •t• -........... a..... wiM also trade for COWi cW .... ...... $479.SOO. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .• C.... dtl Mw 675-5511 IACXIAY n us 2 story 5 bdrm 3 bat.h home features a large s eparate ramil) mt. formal d111'ng rm Perfect ror the l11rge family Beautiful baC'k yard for patio entertain Lng ()(fered at SH 7 ,500. WATHAOMT S Bdr m 5Yi Ba home w1dock . Localed u n Newport ·s m ost pre st1g1ous and t"H 'IU!>IVt' waterfront locution. FUUHIEALTY 546-0114 *VETS* MISA VEltDE Lovely 4 Bedroom J Bath ~ith a den and hu11.e family room Features uiclude mdoor BBQ, new appl.Janees, micro wave oven, spa and a pool. The· loan is assumable 1md Use your Ehg1b1llt} NOW W WDN & LO W INT. RATl'.:.'5 LET US SHOW YOU HOW TO QUALi FY T4'tol.dC9JWt WELIS'Ta.! the owner will carry a A111i REO CAR ~~~~Ca~~·IC l' ru 754·12:1' C:SELECT tPROPERTIES Fmd what you.want in Daily PUot Clusif'leds C!J Coldwell Banker 71' OM THE WATR Custom b uilt by present owner . P r1 me l ocal ion D over Shor es w aterfront, with ever y possible amenity for e legant entertaining & grnc:ious family ltv1ng . Designed wi th ,·ie w s f rom ever y room . ExC'lus ively ours for $869.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER • 644-9060 l!E 110181 ILllRS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE TIBIFIC TRIPI.IX S1llwlt>d In Rapidly Apµrern.H1n i.? Arc·a Or Co c:t ;1 Me sa . \tlJ arf·nt T o N<'w RNftovrlopmPnt ArC';1 & Park. CharmtnJZ Ht•;ir Hou~f' W1lh &cludl'<i Red Rnl·k Pa110 Woultl Makr Great O"n{·r's llom<' Other Two Rentul l'n1l' Would llrlp \\"1t h I' ;i v m (' n t.. &. T ;1 '( l'' t-: :<<:Jo: I. r. t-: "T FI N 1\~C'I NG \1\ILABLE. Call :-.,.,"' Rt·dur<'d To SHi.'"i.000 OLD COIONA OB. MAI t\ttt>nt1no lnw·s ton1 · Neal Thr('t.' Bcodroorn llomt• In fo'antast1r IACat1on ()( Old C:oronu '1<'1 ~l ;ir On R·2 Corner l.ot. O"'•rwr llas Arch1t<'<.'tural Plans fo'or New l'nits Or Will Rulld Mod1lted To Suit New Owm•r. f\ Rure Opportunity At S2l2.000. 759-9100 #zc..,.. ... ,._. ... .,....c...... ~. I'd OM • m11Mon bucke to 11e-ot- T ART W H I I I I I F!=.!:.~~ =•1r rrJ r rr 1 ICl•w.unA&H .. , .. a •• .__. \\' f :-. I. I ·, \, TAYLOR CO. HI<:\ l.T< >l\S · .. I:' ' I~ I· If) OUTSTAHDI• 5 UNIT ROG. La rge Owne r 's Unit. 3 Bedrms .. Fam Rm . 2 1,~ b a t h s . Ow ner's privaCe homelike unit has formal dining rm & 2 fireplcs. 4 income producing units ea<·h w/2 Bdrms. 2 baths & fire place. Atriums & pa tios. This is a MUST S E E f o r t h e p r u d e n l b u.y e r . Reasonably priced at $450.000. WESUY M. TAYLOtt CO •• REALTOIS 2111 S-Jn .. 141 ... Rood H!WPC>n CENTElt. N.I . 644-49 l 0 * NEW THIS WEEK * OCEANFEONT DUPLEX-fEE Lar~t· and beautifull y '4\inaintained Q(•:.tc:h units with 4 & 3 bdrms·. Includes furniture and land Easily r<'ntablc <Jnd \"l'Q ' li vable. 5665.000 ti~ I 1400 HARBOR RIDGE~YU & SPA CCJth<-dral <.'eihngs. m:irhl<' entry. J! a r d P n ~ t r i u m <tn <I u n Ii m 1 t e <1 <f c· (' o rn t n r ~ m C' n 1 t 1 es Dy n as t y mock! 2 bdrm. 2 ba. wine cellar . Brc-~ikfa-;t room. formal dining rm <• nd t·om ti rl-1:.tt ion pit. S<'lll'r w1!'.hes A 1 TD. 5385.000. 631-1400 WAT[RFRONT HO ML . INC R~Al l '>IA H ,~.. ..., • I I .. , • \1 •'•1'.,,."" : •' IA 1 'H.,.,, ~ll\ ~\.1f1ri.• A\.•' '· "'""'' l'.. .. '"' 1<.,1hitj,J 1-,.J~-1 Ul-1400 671-6900 For• Ad in W01111r"'' Worid Cal Site 642-5678, Ext. 330 Fabulous Fit Xmas Trims~ Pti feet PIC>POrtlOnl"' fOf thf ~" Mltl t11111t. 1 atnllt CUM of Mdl111t soltfy heel '''"" ~ •nd elSJ 111 tllroul'! Ille mrdr1ll. A must! P.rtnltd P•nein 9081: Hall Siles 10\lt, 12h. l•~. 16\i, • • I • TRY THESE CLASSIFIED INFLATION FIGHTERS I GJ\bwlOuCan Sell More ... with Daily Pilot PENNY PINCHER ADS Still only $2 3 lines for 2 days only $1 a day, 34c a line. Advertise one or more items valued up to $100. Each additional line is only 60c for the two days. Sorry, no commercial ads allowed. Charge Your Penny Pincher Ad or use your BankAmericard o r Master Card §VoW:. .§VeW:.. More value· for your DIME In the famous Dally Pilot DIME-A-LINE ADS A O•erU•• heme up to S50 In value In Oime·A·UM eda e1tery SahJfday In the Daily P!IOt. Brint your ed with c••h to any ol o ... r three con1tenlent on 1cea or mell your copy wt'lh a checll or money Of'der tor the conect emount. Sorry, no ll1teatoc11. produce or plant• anel no commercial •d• are ellowed. E.actl hem m\111 be pric.d with no Item over S50 Olme·A..Une eds may be pl•~ et the Cott• Meu oHlce untll 3 p.m. Frld•y. untll noon Frldey II lhe l.a9une Beech or Hun11ng1on Beech offices THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS DAILY PILOT .............. ••,-.ti ••··············· ~·············1·:.:i~ ._......... -----~ --.. ... •• ,.,.. .............. ,..., ...... IMt ..._ ~ .._._ "-'.._. "·~,.,, .. ....................... ······················· ...... ~ ...................................... ~~····;·iii .............................................. . .... ,.. 1111 .... ,.. I OOI • • * 0 0 D 9 A I U 0 g ~;;.er.;~ ......... Msaaart..... IMt ~.... INf ....................................... :...... ...._...... &.All&rAoHT cov coiaw••• YllW .~ ............... •• ................. . 1.81 ISll OODTAllllJIT Traditiona l mnt erluls & co nh~rn pornn· llvln..i mt•rK'-' In this t'Xtrp uunal 3 nr hornc on 2 lots Ith foatun •s mr lude a spa, pool. ~:JUnu, putlo room. huge most<·r 11 wtt'. fuuul ·rm. rormal dlrunR rm & ~ frpk:-. t<:xqw :,1tl'ly dt· l'ora t t..'<1 with tn\JXH ll·d !Ill• ... tamed ~lass and h~rdwood floor:, S850.000 ~RUMBO LO REALTY NVES TM E NTS 2 13 marine avenup balbod 1slr111d E.ilt>-..:'.1822 Ho.lses for Sate •............................................. ............ 1006 M.H 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Story 2 Bdrm, 1 ~ bM lhs Patio + carage apt. + Z r ooms 4' b a t h guut quarters. M25.000. Call 67J..(llZ8 MR.MO.IAY Xlnt fmancin1 for thLS lovely 3 Bdrm. den bomt with a charming apt. Just 2 yrs old. LOUIUCHTB. &AMoc. 675-llll c_... ....... 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-.DTOSUfT One 30xll.8' lot 434 Begonia Ownr 1ti0-112S S4U 148 JASMINE CIHll FabWoua greenbelt loc Rare plan l . Prof. de coreed neutral tones $294.$0. Fiex. financmK Ownr I A.gt.. 640-8145 Altradive pool duplex + 2 good rentals. Pnme lora lion. 1285.000 By Ownt'r 64M999 JUST LISTED! Great Duplex to live in or r ent. Front house J bdrm. l~• ba • hn!place. beamed ceilings. Rear unit 2 bdrm. + loft . 1 cat.bedral ceiling, SWl· dedt. Owner wants to •el l. $235 .0 00. B . Ei.lerUeD A&enl 67$-23'73 or-no..- 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CiOUIMET DB.15HT .This sharp 4 Bdrm home features a beautl!u.l re· modeled kitchen with ceramic tile, illuminated ceilinP. and new wood ca binets. Rem odeled I bathrooms, h1.11e comer lot with RV . parking. LARGE ASSUMABLE LOAN. Own era have * • • CleoShwwt 84S Paulanna 8 108 Co.sta Mesa You are lhe winner of two Cree t1cltets ($1 5 value), lo THE UrtUAH HOaSESHOW July ll,8PM ANAHEIM Coovent1on Center 1'cket.s may be clBJmed by calling 642 5678, ext 272 ••• :>wMt-Mott•.e.d Must sell. EZ care 2 bedr oom cond o. 1m maculate noorplan, dm mg area. wall to "''ull rarpet.s. Patio. $84 .500 BK R. Call !>40-1720 TARIELL College Par k. 3br with den. nice ra m home l\s sumablt' loan SI 10.000 A!'-~4~~545--0318 College Park pool home, upgraded home in xlnl cond Pool. jac 3yrs old $137 .500. agt 545-4289, ~. By owner. 3Br. family room. 1"9Ba. Bit. 10 kitchen. Room for boat oc RV. lrg. back yard Attached dble garage On cul-de-sac street near school! 6 Newport Frwy Sl<l>.000 Good finant'rng ~1809. -----'"-- MEWLISTIHG Outstanding 5 Bdrm ranuly home 00 large lot Approx. 2650 sq fl or cou ntry c harm in E.11de's best areu. Call Curt Herbert.a 11. Agt. 631-1266 Eut.slde condo2 br. frpk, balcony, ulil. room. tUe .,,..,,.~. ._..._..I m.-..i1 11p a a Mimi _, ClOlllM LOVELY a11 Canyon •CAMTON I • •ecti 1r•4d. Pvt burh. b'.-&a.II ndLlq UPI*' ,_ ........ f0t .. 1. -, COMIO. You wi..r ol • -·-All Ml·-0t I Wrm COl"Mr Co.do C*Mr. a W. 2 M t ... l.MM -/llO wki. Ofl. two fru tlth t• 11u a a.oeN fronUqOftltJlt. Pnde ~.Jacuul.t4Mlac:r\I, '~o purc:bHe. si•.ooo. va1 ... 1.10 of OWMrthlp ""°"">' HC f o r appl Call eau rordetalla. ltO<m'f. THI tmlTA .. PAlll Vacant • ready"° mow -•--.•m _______ Apa&. L..uAM n. ultimate ln an Elm In t o w It h 1 b or l BY OWNER· Lovely 6 ---------MOlllM IOW l'llDdel twolwe An end ea<TOW .• IUUIO .................. • b · 2 ... _ , m Jal)' U IPM 11D1t ta • prt1111 CorMr "-......... .-u .... " r, ,_, a · ANAJi&JM location faclnL1reeo· 411-Uao •ltu c.-beam. •pa. deck. -------.. .. C.veot.ioo~ter bett.. 3 Br I"'-, calm l»SGliO ._... ll15.000W..l411 1'clit'U may be cla1mod wVldow covertnp. fine Bullden Former MdJ by callln& 142-51'1&, e.d. wall cover l n11 1n •ltwpeut..a 1"9 Prol.dec.'Orat.ed.JBr 2111 m ba throoms. b r ick •••••••••••••••••••••••• LAST2DAYS •• * I l f S.I. HUNT ICH. Glenmar 3 BR SlOUOO Sharp & vat ant Oeane4HR1122.900 Pool &Tennis Vacant "'our Seasons 5 Bdrm S237,500 ·Cul-de-sac ru.. PY-offt .... Hl-IJ77 °"" 12-5 redwood patio. T hia BM. only SllUOO. home ahowa Juat Uke 11 • l'AIN. John ManhaJl •BEST lNVF.STM ENT INTOWN." rmdel. Can be youn for "'911 631·1..3M 116.~. Scle<:tacuiar toll coune -Only 10"4 down e 1-';.~~f H 10 1\ l I y I~) 1 lOOU DaaNLO l 3 .. TOWMHOUSI A well m&lDtamed plan J on wooded greftlbelt Oo ly steps to pool aod spa Pnced to )ell at onli $12:0,000 CALL 644-7211 .-. w~ estae. eeoo sq.ft. • w 6 Bdnm. 5i,., batha. Pool and spa.11.*.000. TllSTllECG. 173-1711 a.nyL.M• ..... 10 New t'Wltom homes behind iron plea • / &D e x clusive Newpo rt Bueti add.ttaa 1i,., miles lo Westt'liH shopping, near lrvloe Ave 6 Santa Isabel From 1265.000 Open I lam to 6pm d:uly or by appt. 642-8211 or 544-0614 ~!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I REALTORS •Auume loaoa-oo quaU- fying •No negaUve cash flow fOl'2 yn. 3Br, 2 lh Ba Cond o . ACUL.Aa <NWPIJ' HGTS>. 2,000 .. I IOltM sqft. sio.ooo below milt at Only an new with $185.000. HUR R V !! vaulted wood beamed ~l (24 hrs) ceilings , "ourmet ------• lutchen. bak~y itame s. ca.-• I 076 rm and Sx7 i.pa 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• master bath PLUS much I rmre Now offered at on UNUSUAL ly $429.000 Owner OPPOlrTUMITY fi.na.ncingava1lable Low inter t s t loao . CALL 644-7211 Custom 3Br on nrly 1 Kn! w /seuooaJ at.ream and close t.o bc:h w /view. $395,000. Owo/agt. 498--0257 /JD.NIGEL • '11\IL[Y & ASSl:lCIATES THURS · FRJ ·SAT Sparkling 48r 1"'-ba rambler . a must s~· Sl 14.900 New punt ltl & wt. frplc. frml (iinlng rm Ex c eptional nc1t:hbortiood. xlnt schb & shopping VA & ('Oov T1na nc-ing By owner f&1~ Prmc only THE IWFFS CYPIUS SHOllES -----5u &MGR•L Oramauc 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. LEASE OPTION Ot._ .._. •t.te &K:llti•~ propet ty ~ I-A r 0 r m a 1 d 1 n r m Spygla.M Hill 3 Br 2 lia, New, prestigious r e · ~2:~~0~.~~o0~~ FOR TWO ~~m.:. "Ele~anl" :::~mo 957 1900, ~~~·v~be'!':·h e"& 'IX'Clricauons Call .John I Pnvatl! courtyard and liN>l'INGS&CO. clubhouse. Every rm. a al 711tl350211 pgr lileentry ,lll;~hland.sca µ 640-5.560 ---..... ----1 magrur1cent vu. Corner ii9057 or ut homt• 1ngwU\Uwl)lldes1gned 2 .iiii-iimmiiliilii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-IAYRONT lot. adJ. to former Nlxoo 9611 S405 i\gt bdrm. 2 ba Cardiff i••c-..ay 60' ON THE BAY. pier estate By appt. only Model 1J1 The Terrac(' -.. """' for large boat 3 Bdrms. S750.000 . 548 ·4188. :"Jo quahf) 111>; Owm•r will finance w tsmall down ~.UUO 3 Bdrm conrlo John MarshaJI 631-.1~ l~?Z~I~ REALTORS $7.000 Dowwt 2Br. lBa Coodo. ~.000 ~.mgg or 6454402 Lar1tr master 'IWtt! with IAY VIEW den, d 1n1n1t r oom . I '7ZH1828&548-6542 private· serond bdrm .. :xclus1ve Pen1nsul.s beuutJfu.1 v1c.-w 1 Sl99S.OOO --- art!u MA GNll-'1(' ... NT POUlt4bdrm,3bath.Or leasehold Call for 1n • ...._ throughout ~ 19.!JOO c-up1ed only .. ...., rnontlls fonmllon ~.,..._ I 071 Large assum.able loan • IARRITT ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner will carry New UA.lTY RIGISTH IOGH ON A HIU~ construction Easy to 64115200 Overlooking the oeean s how. $385.000 Owner ..,. and SWTOWldmg moun ~ Want.solfer' u sns and hills, this Rt."ti h 1 ll ~Realty Ii-;:~·";":~()( I I 042 '+513 CAMPUS Dt· IRVIJ'E FAMOUS NEWPORT USIDEMCl IACXIAT SPANISH MEWPOIT DW\.D Only 7 years new Upptt urut f~tu.rn 4 Bdrm~. and is 2100 s.q ft Lower !Jlllt features J Bdrms and ~ 1.500 '\Q n Both un 1u ha'e f1n>pla ces. dOtJ bl•• l!at raRt-v.1th 25 '. til1'A'TI "N<nt-r will ra r'"' AJTU for 10 'ear.1 ..-or rmn• 1nformut1on . 1 all ~llSI ele11:ant Meredith Canyon home h~ a large pnvate lot With 4 Bdrrns, 2!n Ba . 2 f1repl11c:es and classy decor you hav~ lhe I Wt ury seldom found m a family home of th1.,. :.1ie Great location near t!Ver)'thlng ....................... , ________ _ CUSTOM MOllU HOME ~aut cood1t1on . iruiny iilTlellllleS Q'A·ner WllJ help finance Chel'f keaJty. as k for lklty Ml>-5.SJI 1044 .....•..•.............. CALIFORNIA ... IDIES BEAUTY Ideally priced 3 Bdrm 2 Bath bome located on corner lot with 2 asswna ble loans . Totally up. graded thruout. Asking SLZ2.500. e·--f~ANC H REALTY 551 2000 OWHBHA.S I Bedroom 2,200 ''~ ti lovel> detached h11m1• F'onnal d1nm1t rm µrn rrt> rd Prof lanascap ml( Avail 1mrned Call Pat i\d~n Redhill~ Realty 552 7500 WOOOUJDGE By owner Lowest pnced Woodside. 3 Br. 2~ ba. nr lake. pool a nd lei'lnis cou rts $1&4.900. 552·6&34 AM be.-t time. CHAIM l'OOI, Hot Tub. Volley~ll Q iun, 4 bdrm t ~a.id ' r()()m l'nre reduc t10n $499,000 Hnn g r reat1 ..,,. offer Tierra r1rl Sol Rea It-Or lledda Maros1 646 1044 Lv.~11t• ow<..c;a~t' , ...... ~. c.omp1ec.ely refurbished one bk>ck to beach. You o wn the land. Great fm•non1. l205.000 ~HERITAGE REALTORS IRVlHE TYi.ACE 3Br w view 1274,000 JASMINE CUB I yr aid. dee-on luc" s own home 1 Bdrm Ocean vrew ~~./ DOYBSHOUS , ~v ~. JIM\ hsted 4 Bdrm wtt.h PRESCOT 759.9221 ~REAL f"St'AT E 493-8812 s-toAM 1010 ~······················ YlSTERTUL r hari;n 1n this 3 Br home f'rent'h doors off formal dining lead '" park·lilte ya rd for gardener's delight or children's play . or bocb. Already v A •P· praised 6 seller aays '"SELL" m .ooo. 559 ...... . c;;~· \\ ood lmd1-:1• ~p.1n ... 1 ~ ', Nt<..,..,,.... Terra-Condo 21 s-..t IMc1' I OH I I I r I -""""·"' '-'-' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1r • i.1 l.un ~ I• \lu.'\t :.ell below m.arkl'l '"';'CT"'! __ I , "". ri.•r \\111, 111111 ~"H\1 3 bdrm '2t., ba . nwn) OCEANF'RONT HOME nnnu TO GROW \t, ,,.. ... l fr11111 l..11.1· I uµ~r.ides iss 1102 ur Hcwpori c~ White water view from '"""" 1 1 '•'" 1.. .... , .. f r..11111 111 644 21216 640-5357 e\'ery room. 4 BR 4 Ba. 2·sly, 4 bdrms. 3 baths. \t,1111l,1nn ~ 11;.~; ~:;~~~~~~~ ~~-Agt 828-3384 or farru)y nn W/frplc. t'IORe ---------01-.. t w • ....,.....,..,. to schools. shoppuu~ & ~ INcJI 1048 ....--.A IOM&S IOAD partu. Sl26.500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lWO 2 bdrms SteJJ6 tu CUST,...._,. WITH -w -............. ._ ..... 1t.........._ ocean & t'hanoel A:. ..,... ,, _ ..,...,..... -... ._.... OCEANFRONT :ium.able In at JO~"" Ocean, harbo r . and ••••••••••••••••••••••• e--f~ANC H HE AL TY ~>5 1 2000 New modul a r t y p e OWC2nd. l30/1.JO~ '°1h t..eatbta.k1ng s11J1SeUare ,......._, homes,pvtcommumty,2 St $197,000. Owner hudoutbefore you from ForS. 1100 bchs, 24 hr secun ty. sub· IAl(ent Don 67~ t1us ln<'n><!Jble 3400 sq fl ....... •• •••••••••••••• • purcbued another pro- perty and are arutious. Alking a .!iOO. For more details. call 5>40-llSl lotchen, r.ear yard.<lfi yrs --------- old. tirl.500. Agl. 67S-~ * * 3000 SQ. FT. lettlng OK. (714) 499-3816 3 bdrm orrenni;i. A few or ian Juan Capo ss&.900 2 n.ONLYWAY SPYGLASSHILL.t'ustom Lh~ many features 10 Rr.2 &.1480sq.ft.8yr.. -'°':. HERITAGE To l41't. &sdW\Tudor,J4 Rocky dude a s umptoo u old.AgtS.1·5032. -Pou>t.760-11612 ma ~t er bdrm s uite . . REALTORS OAKGLEM Distin ctive oew 2 bedroom. 2i,., ba con· domiruwns 1105.990 2$JB Elden Ave, C.M. 642.6734 IESPWTE ! $15.000 -*r.Ast No Qualifying' Take over loan a.nd move ngbt l.n. 4 Bdrm, 3 bath. Ul-2242 IEASTSIDI 4 Bdrm 3 bath, new ...sA YmDI carpel. encloffd patio. CHAba fmctld bloclr wall, pa~· This bitbly up1raded like rear yard. All for home is ln mint coodi· SU.S.000. Call Rick, tion . ll features : 4 642-1140 Bd rms, n ew p l usb IAllllTT carpetin1, new wall COY· MALTY11615TR e ri n 1 s • c e ra m I c ti I e 181!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! floon and is OD a hup ::: In Irvine for UNDER $200,000! Almost t'Om· pldeiy MW from top to bottom. This mau1ve S bedroom. 3 bath home rnerit.s your persona I rn spection. EXCLUSfVELY USfEDBY \\OOdbrldgc Rcalt'J SS I ·lOOO lttO Barranr a Pll.w), In In" 3 Bdrm floor plan, ~an UOOISLE BY_O_WN __ E_R_ w1sa una. Roman tub. v 1 e w de c Ii s . I a r g e ~ uert'ise rm and 3rd I d b .. t New on Market ~ .. ent' ose rtt'a pa 10 loft Viewing story v1ew- Pr1t'ed for 1mmed1ale 4 bdrm. 3 ba. "5' l..ot mg loft Outside is t.bf! saJe at Sll9,000. 2111 Via Mentooe · $385.000 secluded s pa and sun· llUSSJON REALTY Owner Agenl673-4191 dttk and the 4 car + 496-0731 SI O,OOO 0 .._. garage w1t b camper OCIAMAtOMT " door . More featuru CU.tom built 3 Bdrm. 4 Coay, 3 Bdrm home available by c~ll1ng ba. 2 yra new. uoo sq ft wtwood n oors. at.uned 6M-72U. Seru11bly pnced Xlnt beach for swim glass. wood bu rning al ~10.000 wltb reasooa· rrpk, vauJted wood t"eU· bieao<Ao rma.nru:ia. mini 6 Jou1ng Will mgs thruout, •large lot. • 646-72.1 I trade for 11malJtt proper-End of t'uJ-se-.a<". 2 ur Ly Avail. now Sl.000.000. garaae. Take~o ver ~-&M-9513 r I II a D c I n I .. I N 0 lBr IBa loft lwn.hse. oo l--!1!!1-llllJI____ Q UAL I F VIN G ! P P lake m Northwood, 3 mo SO. LA.uMA S1J4.$0. Chuck. 752-8633 /Jn NIL[L nl\IL LY & l\SSOL 11\ I [ 5 new. $71.500 Assumabi,e Sl70,000 wlldys, evu/w knds at 11%.1113,500 By owner. 0 w N r.: R C A R R y -.u~ 838-17216eves ---------• IB>UCIDt ~~~~ SIAYllW"SllST E n g 11 a h T ud or •IRVINE OPEN HOUSE• ••• Deerfield patio home, A true filler and worth It! Pnme loc. w /drama Uc townbome, 1 year .ew. views. 4 Bdrm Broad· Owner wtlJ carry 2bd aa· 2 llOr)' in t.be ri1ht area. moo r w /c u 1 t om swne llOl,000 at ·1~%. Call for •ppointmenl featuree. Owner motivat· eaunm Rhone. 831·1* cul de aac lot. Offend at cnty s;m,500. For more deUila. call ~1151 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1500 sq.ft .. 2 BR + den. CMdehJl' -~-IQ-· -~-6_+-"_~~;, at ..,_ __ R_EAL __ TO_RS __ _ , ... HERITAGE . REALTORS SYCAMOll ..... SI 25•000 located oo greenbelt, ac· cess t.o pool & jacuul, wtth aome w~ It could central air. prof decor ll beyour dream home.l.IO lndscpd, for sale by d es vie w of Dan a owoer/prlnc. on l y .~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!! Harbor. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, $137,500. Open Houae F frplc. hardwood Ors , Salts.all. 551.9233 WANT ACTION! lathe 6 pluter walb.1---------aa.ifedA.cbM2·58'18 Tenm avaU.ble. Owner .,..,.. 1044 1044 ==:a.!:: ~J.l, ...................... . •••..w ........ -..aw,2..-. NE W DANA CREST ... QuiltJ towalMMDe ...... fa.m.lly 4Br. 2..-.a. ....._a.a, 4 n.u.Me. bome. la lot. '14.5,oot. ,,.. ~. lllls..ta ... ,.a .......................... - macneb / lrvlne realty AMA ... teMTM. -1-Ti-.. -----1-0-JJ-.... .............. OD Yid.ta M .. ...... &dlillrllWd. .. , ... .......... , -·-· .. ---··-··-A IOlllOtA"Y OF THE t"VINE OOM,ANY LAD MOMTAH Fabulous Brllghton in Woodbridge CrGSsing on the water. This ls your chance to live ln the home you always dreamed a bout. Uaten to the dtacka u they swim along the 1hore while you alp your morning coffee. When you see thla home you won 't want to leave. Excellent financing. Dan Johnson 651-8700. <V·62) 712-1414 COll'IPV\ voa.y Cff'!• 642-IJJI Cl()I Do-0.- 111-1700 WoocbdQe (.,.,.. 644-62• t-bboo v-,.,..., ~ ...... 111i ....... 1112 ....................... ~ ..................... . fil Coldwell Banker COLDwa&. IA ... MAS MO¥m . To ita new permanent location in S outh La g un a and '5 now interviewing experienced Real Estate salespeople to fill the few remaining vacancies. If YoU have a desire to work for the la rgest diversified ReJl Estate Company In the nation, please call Eamle Rice at (714) 499-1320 t.o arrange for a confidential Interview . AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER A OOlDWB.L BANKIR CO. 499-1320 . 831-0836 11111 P9Clllc Coeel ...,. ... u.-. FALUROOK On )OW' own pvt 9 hole course w 1180 deg view of mountain s from this 24x60' 2 Br, 2 b a , specaous home. J acu.u1 with 8x2IO encl lana1. z storage s paces. easy care landscapmg. Near clubhouse, pool. tennis crts 6 lat tee. lmmed. <>e· cupancy. 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J7" Pool. &ar•ae. 00 pet.a, childrea ' 9UAIL PL:ACE Condo On lolf t'OW''lt' IUl.000 rlr!i t T I> 9-7 /l'l.. v aJut' Ul6. 000 Want to !Mlll or trad.-for 1-qUlty tn Npt or Laaium1 home wlth view &: yiard O o ucl •s 11 0011¢ 71-t/9'73 1191 (Ownrr I J lttlrm I..., I~ Ou JllWlh t•aflJCl'> """"') 1>a1n1.-d, IA'11ut.dul \ltrd .a111l p11tw AV41l 7 ll l'1•t.> kid> OK tl..f II r t' /\ ttt fl71f. tol(jtj *> No pell. 7'i2-2550 3 BR 2 ~ IZ500 mo. to •••-••••••••-••-... .;:137 __ $________ oby. MiS. 846-3627 llNTA&..S mo.MS-SUllllERRENTA.1.8 a-;;.:.::.:.:..;...:__ ____ ~ -----2 br +02...,ba SllOOfu.rn Srmll pet OK. 2 Br 2..., Ba By week or month. oo * * * Br. near OCC. child OK, 2 br 2"" ba , ......• Sl.500 condo, near new. Refs r e-fee. All.17Ul'10 M. o..h :::.-~.tii7 last + S20f um Nclilmd l 'llS2', ap ""'' Ml 1111>. elec 6 wtr ~I tWbor 6 Nw-pt •re• SJ-./bMl ulr. ~~ aftSPM NONaTllS .. 3br2bi. ........... '150 ql.ired.1125tmo. Beautifully furnis hed ~i::.:t. 3br Zba ...... SlOOOfu.rn John Marshall Pent House 1 bdrm. You AN the winner o( 3bf'2'hba ........ SlSOO Sll·UM Country Club Ilk ~ two free tickets (115 10,.. flt kll , .... , PACIRC 2900 1-.ivuuc L.H1.sral> ~· /\tr' l'l~h 1 rpl.'> Jlklrm l 'lwe i..1 :i.ouLh ( 'oai.t K1db 01' I 17li011 ft. ... l br2~•bu .......... *«> l:i;z~J9 ~!t~'.es. S1050/mo. va11ae),toTMI a..t'DAN HOllSISHOW JuJy 11.IPM ANAHEIM br. J ba, sep unit. spacious, frpl, crpt, drp6, p atio. 2636 Elden , 54M019,646-6'189 PAIAIMM lndu•tr111 lut llth 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely a Bdrm moblJco Placealla Rudy to home on a bhlff ov•r th.-bUl Id Mark Ho war d, ~eaa. Beautifully dt' 714 5.:M-tlOO rora&ed. muy utru 10 ~U ...... e lude c he rry w ood Good al ol s ••••••••••••••••••••••• c abinets and bu1lt1r taAna~~3~~Ba ~ Hwesfwlll•d V11CU1111L P S..900. cume $19,800. Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• don osen rt',, 1'' I "" l21J N. COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH 497-4148 AaeepfwW. 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma y c11rry a t 11 % ..... lslmd 3106 w/~OOOdwn FuJJ pn ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• $175,000. lRVlNE T~R RM'~ ~I bd.nn watb ocew1 v11•w __,..__....n.E:H I G€ Avail July I tit . $1000 r --+---~HOME:~ 6"-9ll06 ReaJ Estate Professionals Ml•pOi I •och l 169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3333 W. Cout Hwy, NB MT. SH.ASJ' A SISKJ YOU 6454646 area, your own "North Closed Sunday UOO ISLE by Wc>t!k or roonth. Just remodc lc-U I br, 2 ba. Walk Lo beach. club le tennis. 675 6161 40" lllni .ranch h as ----~---'---- s pectacular views & COSTA MESA Rl':N'l IM t-."a b:Jl 4~ A L-Oll ;11(1' ~rt·.-1100 I '42)l.11"1~h2lir ' GJr' 1-utb Ill'!:. OK ' tfrut"cor • l.o11ul t-0 ult td4221 fo~ ttfo.:N'TIMl':S l>JI ~ Fot..tc:iiR Vai»y 3234 ....•..••.•.....•...•.• L.uxun :!Br 21Ja.. t~nk E'. :.µa & a>wl. CJI~. drps, frpk. \\' :! , ,1r .:ar. !155 \550 dy:.. d!I 36!14 CVt"> Huncho Sin Joaquin pnrne lex: top level Condo w1lh golf course view. 2 bdrm. den, (rplc, 2 ba. 3 Plil lOll. $750 mo. 752·9588. l•'\"111.\ llUMt-: UCaut view, pool, pvt . .i hdnn ~ 1X111us rm., 2 l!Br. Adults ooJy. '150. ha . lq1k . 1.l1~h":.hr. 851 0263or975-0477. 1uit1v 1\.111:. & IJt'L'i OK. $ti 7 5 +. Sb \Io 11 e p 714 !IM :!.'M.t1 or !17:J :.'!Iii /~('nt , Ill) fl'i' University Pk Condo. 2Br , 2.Ba. 2 car gar, SS75 mo. Avrul 8·1. 559..Ql92 eves REALTORS Lrve It Ea.sy • $425' 2Br ' A1J apple' Poo : Huge Fed Yard 15488) fee RENTJMES 631..SSS 3 Br, 2h Ba coodo. 30' boat shp a501mo. Agt ?ro.9333 2 bdrm. den , 2 b•. 2 bl.b from bch. $650. &t2 3850 a. 642-1010 BIG CANYON s uper 3 bdrm 3 ba. Gnnl lut Sl200 /:;u bm 1t . Agt 837-0666 2 bd 1 ba garden aduJ~ no pt.'lS '450 seclusion on which to Easts 1de 2 duplexes .......,... u.tw.ished ' HIMtiiwJton Beach 3240 Willows. s gl, 2br, house, raise food. horses. cows, Separate loans, separate •••••••••••••••••••••• • •• •• ••• • •• • • • ••• •• • •• • • frpl. 2 car ..:ar, Prvt Yrd. !<Jc.It Back N He lax ~ $425 sheep , kids or grand deeds. XJnt Newport Hts li1•r~ 3202 ~e~:ull :! bdrm, fi.m rm & no pets. ~ mo. Lse, Modem 2Br ! K!ds OK ! kids. Be NII sufficient! area w/2 bdrms, 1 ba, in ••••••••••••••••••••••• den. t$725 1110 1 l'lush ~. Huge fed lot! Beach1t 64.S.Si1'8 &42 2267 CaJIPatMu~h.C/O each unlt. Price $166,000 fRABUCO CANYON. l·rpl.)i, ;,i•, 11.1, 1·t.'<1Jr & New applc (S488)fee ViltasUntimJtedRJty each. Equity $77,000 rustJc Jbr logt"ftbusc, •, Kl.c.i. ..> IJlk~ tu U<t>an 3 HR c~do, Woodbnd~e. RENTIMES 63l -4~ ___ 7_14_·_760-_9359 ____ 1 each. Will sell or ex· acre retreat. Cn.>ek . l'Or Dbl 1.1r l"t 1 .ir. full} In· 1 • Bu. W ID, patio, change. Ple ase ca ll rals. l rec ~ SC5o ma1111 ~.i A1lulh, no ~i5 roo S52~3339 S..ca...• 3276 C~ Loh/ I 500 833-8162 Newport Pacilic 714--0'7J.224J. ~b lna1111!.' Jt ..>l7 18th 2 bdrm-C~n~ S500 ............ -....... . -JP"'• F\nanc1al. St 7 l4 lllAI lo.CH ~nlh to monlh_ Alt .. . Fanuly Oream ' $450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------..._lslmd 3206 .. ., -" Styllsh3Br! Dbl gar• Church has single lot. COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\\1.1\.'l'U~·\HI\ ~-lOOOAgent 8nckfrplc~New applc Good S h e p h e r d Triplex. Xlnt rental area Sm J Br. J Ba. frplc. patio. Like m·w. ~1• w1ou.~ JHr rurtJerock. campus view. KJds OK• (4927 ) f~ Cemetery, HB. for sale, ""'ar So Cst p,..... Ea,.h 2 car gar. w td. Yearb Lush l:.ndwJp1nj;, de b d RENTJM l::s 631 4S5S _,,,. Ph (7 ~) 897 1033 '"' .._. ~ I A I 9 15 $900 J Br 2 Ba. super eror. _..... 1.. · or uruthas2bdrms.2 baths. ease. va1 . · i.trJblc 111·1~hburhood 210 <n4) ~2104 Must ""'ll. o~r n-....i~ roo. lnckis ut1ls. 646-97_ 98 1)(>,tr :.1•hc..oh & 'hlJjJlllOK Ll\'a!I DOW. $800. 644-5010 s..ta... l ----------! ~ _..,,.. ~ ...................... . C rcW cas h. Pric $1 38,500 ....... P1nh11 .. 1 3207 ~rm Ahn ·•'.ial lllr UNIV. PA. Ill 2 Bdrm, z bath Coodo 24 r.opetty I 600 P lease call 833·8162. ....................... !!&. sJrn.• .ir•· "1nul;.ir :I Ur 2 l, Bu, 1700 sq n hr secunty. pool, sauna, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Paclfic Jnvesl· P. Pomt. s BR. 3 Ba. t'Usl fl' 3 1 u 1 ' " ~Ii :. 1110 ~50 mo 2 pauos 559-8560 rec rm. Adult:. only FORSAL.E ments. home,fantaslJc l()(: SlJOO ~HU~\ H41 11•<!.! or Tooyaf\er6 $475 /mo Wa te rfront 22.000 sq. ft. Jndualrial,1---------•I rm. 714·551·3253 ~ Ullra Modem ! $360! Homes. Inc 631·1400 Commercial Bldg. on SAN CLIMIMT'l c.,ilf'I w .._. 32 I 8 I linti111-<t1111 11.irt>u1 a1 t'J Air AU new appliances s.itt. LOIJl9CI 3216 Grand near McFadden in 7 Duplexes, 3 yrs old. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :"iwly r1•<k<'oral1-.l t.ri.: Ciood area for Kidst Pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• Santa Ana. Will consider 153 down. Large 85• ~'"Jhh! lSr 2H;,. furmal damn!{ Styl.lsh ! (64211 5Br hse, pnvacy, vi~. saleleueback.Alfahn sumableloans.Leverage s:a'J!Brickfrplc 'New frplt: l'lll·W ka tl'hl"n RENTJMES 631-4SSS children OK. $750 mo. Realty Exclusive. CaJJ appr. & shelters. 640-5357 hugelcd yard! Apple t..uundn . t ~Ira Ir~ rear - 3241 Refs. 499-1632 an 7PM. Ted8eckd.t714/973·10'17. A&ent. BriqJunior! (S963) fee• yard So~u . mo D. s LOCJlftla.och C_.. .. l_J/Toww-RENTIMES 631-4!)$5 53&7~orc•vt"s 84().4260 ....................... IC4•1D11111 .. • ............ 1700 OCEAHYllW 6&Wh-C.M. C.-.. Me-3222 Sl.lper 1Br,3Ba.3raq~ar. F.xc1t 1'ng tr'1-leve·1 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••.• Jul Located near Fe d co ·-•••••••••••••••••• gr<lnr1wtr, 9175 mo 1e Hdrm+deo wilb many WoodbriqeTwnbse 2br 1 the s e are large 2 ] OCEANVJEW 846-0809,842 7461 amenities. in a s uper 'h ba. end WI.it acrou bedroom units. All have s Bdrm family rm pool --- ---location. $900/mo lse. from poot Jae. ten cts. garages. Price is $352,000 home, Pvt beaches. 'S2SOO 4 bdrm. <! ba. fam rm Avail furn. 3425 THE "GOOD LIFE" YEAR-ROUND Fu..: Social ActJv11res Or •ect0< • F1ee S..l\day 81unch • BBO s • P11rt1cs • P1u~ more GREAT RECAEATIOH: rennr... r •toe~ (IJIO & PIO ~l>Ol>I • 2 Hcallh Clubs •Sauna Convelioa Cent.er 1'cbu may be claimed by CAl.hng 642-5678. ext 272 *** 2 bdrm. near So. C Plaza Ai.r cood. Pool & l>Pa St.50.642.~ ...... '5 ma1r! $275 Sunny lBr . New apple! Heated Pool! (5483) fee RENTIM ES 63 l--4555 PoW 3126 Br. 1 bath, very clean. S375/mo. Martha, agt. 661·1161, eves 494·3672 u.,. Yow 0.-.-! 1285!Sunny1Br!New! Newapplc! Gar! Breezy 2Br. pool, garage, adults, tn;oysights(4967)fee no pels. Quie t. $450. RENTIMES 831-4555 • .~yd•oma~sage • 2 H UGE bedr oom s •••••••••••••••••••••• <iwrmm•ng • Goll _646-0354 _______ Hllllilll•• .... 3140 Di•vtng Rang" Ground rtoor , full y vely aJJ adult, no pets. BEAUTIFUL APTS· carpfted/bwltJD.s. Super 1,2&3 Br apts. 6200 Ed- ·., n1ile$ 1 & 2 Oed· locauon. Adults, no pets. inger. h.b. 846--0619 r oom~ • ft.1rn1~hed $300/in>. Apply Apt t:. uxe poolside xtra lge "Untvrn.~ • "4Jvll 568 W W1laon 646-4477 l•••ng • No Pets • 2br, 2ba. Bltos, dshwhr. M«luPI& Opun O<J•ly 2br, Royal Palm. adult!>, lh IJllles beach. Adlls, 'J tr:.1, no pets. Immaculate n o pet :.. $395 mu. Oakwood s 3 ~ o . P h o n e c v c 5 ~8362 C..rden ~ta ---.S . 1 bd.nn I ba <.:ondn Ne•• Newport Beach N. EA.STSIDE. KUC£ 1 Br. rt'<iecorated . Spa, rct• a;)(l i,..n,. 11 '"' waJk·1n closets. patio. rm & pool IWl·4772 _ /14 , l'.>4!>· 110 4 Newport a..ch S gar , W /D hookup :oi o I dt 2 Bdrm Cottage St) le 1•001.,in~t ""•"•''"' kids, peh s345 1m o ;,pt., :-0.ewl> t:lec-uratcd 71 4 642·'>113 0-a.iR 631 1.266 Orpl, l'pts . :.line Xtra . . • •1#7.P. f ~·~ ll(e wuts 01\ld1-u ramt1} DELUX~ DUPLEx.1,i '1fL4:4 it\W -.ectaon l'dt111 & ni>n bl.IL toorn 3Br, 2Ba. gar. Rt:ALTORS pltt1u <1pt i. ;,vaal Nr avail oow. Summer rea '>hoj.os & tran;.1JQnat1on. tal wkly. Abo avi.rl Br and new Tnplex 3 Beach & Gar11t:ld 1:.1112, wante r r ental (2131 bdrm. z ba frplc, pvt 1:1132 llunllngt•Jn S t , 881 li05: 67>5020 yard. 1 chtld OK ~75 1.9131 & lllhH Ot!la~ are, Near downtown ~16 HR 847 3020 Water view 2br. 2ba • or 548-2'08 , bdrm. Ui!>hwasht'r 2 ~f p~=l~·.fu~/·;s::c:i TIIE VICTORIAN blk.s from beach Ku.J.-. 644 1615 or call Ad 148. 28r, w1gar. Adtts, crpL,, OK ~mo Ava!I. JuJ~ 642-ul024 hrs. drps, bhns, fncd >d .LsL Call Ad 1147, b42·430o Water pd. 636-.Cu.> l!oUlr 2 Hr mobile home. wallt to 6167 V1cton 11 St $340 .....," \ 1 1•. I;:' bch. ~ ut1ls mcl, mo. to 1 ........, 'u <-'>, wa •" rm 645-5846. lrg 2br, 2ba, bit ins, dL•» ~-:_ich, no P<:t:.. 220 12th. bw~. st.ove. & patio St~ I bdrm. l ba ( rplc. Steps $420/im + !>tt. 645-543.J. w" -I lk ~ to beach. $US. 642·3850 & .. ,, no ~ , wa 642 1010 blrw L..'9f aoo.s beach 2 lilt. 219 15 Clean. quiet. 2 Br. I Ra,,~~ ____ · No k.lds/pets. $325/mo. AU THE THE Call 551·5045 Evea 6 and owner will carry. mo All 1'1S-8l70 Soper r lean Nearpark& Waet1fi.tHws wbdl.or&eavemeasage All.s.56-2660 · ' schools. AvaJI. aft July Inc. 631 • 1400 1---------at~ , 4 1~ New 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. 2 t'ar Uth. S675mo 968-3042 · 3 br , 2n ba, Poo . ..._l"-d 3106 Af. twlllh U.fw 'hd ....................... Call hlf. '31-1.21116 llHll • • I -'/ baJ f I --_ _._ ..._ --etc_ Tustin s:J9() 731~78 ••••••••••••••••-••••• REALTORS Duk:xJ _ Pr .. ,., 2100 ~ ~ooy551~3 BEA\JTIF1JL. HOUSt: & l.aglma....... 3252 Norm9l57·1.SS Bayfroat Lillie 1$1. Boat ____ __; __ _ t2SO'Sunny 1Br!New! AU maJOr apple' t•ee .... s. -1100' ........................ mo. ve SPA. 1 nu Lo beach. 4br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• slip, 2 bdnn. 3 story, 2 BR~. lots o( wood. r bdrm. o" ncr'> unit -·•••••••••••••••••• I OF THI llST 3 BR 2'h Ba. designer 2ba, ram rm. din rm. Darting 3Br home. mln fi.replatt. S:ZSOO/mo. Yrly encl garage. Mesa Verde 1-·1replace Ot eanvu.•w 'Bybuilder,newduplexes. hme. Gar., W/D, yard· frp l. s u per c lose lo v iew, w /gardene r . 1525 lease 1)7S.3067. area. MSO mo_ Ask for , School 0 1-.1 lmmed. oc Plnt owner deprecia· 14Uaitlnchastrialproper. patio. Bltns. Part. furn ~chools & s hopp1n.1: chlldren OK. oo pets. •••••••••••••••••••••• 8 U 546-5880 ~ 9ti2 26911 tion. Sao Clemente. ty centrally located 1 tBl5 mo. 709 Heliotrope Gard e n c r S8 5 o smo mo. 497-3085 SweeU.Clear All'! $375! Dlx Bayfroal, Jbdnn, 2ba, a . ~~~ . ___yr R&Vn MES 631-4.555 ocean view. Sl85 000 block from dowoto~ ~ g frpl arl • 1B 1 .. _ L ard __ ...._ ""'°Tl-.. 77:-1123• Laguna. Owner aslting 640-0167; 644-6400 Hi61 032J11r l 4931122J F'or lease new Foxboro Lovely 2Bdrm! Apple! gar,"''" . . Yt" >· r. ~ ... <'r.Y • ---- ...-::n. _. "" :>-41 1 Costa Mesa (5484) fet-ad u I t s, n o P e t s l'e~ OK 1 Sunny Studio! Heluing <....,'".,..~93'7C. 1625.000.Call BAYFRONT CtunaCovn "··arh,1dl' n 11 .... -.• I ti r• lfomemLaguna Nague . R ES SlOOO 6~67 2 1 3 •·1 o..~ h _-":_:__._.....:.. _____ --I Realoooaucs 67>-6700 , u. 1 Br. 3'2 Ba. SHOO mo ENTIM . 631-45.M i mo. .. . , SM.7300or53s.21689 I .... et.e to .,.,ac ! S250 ......__._ ......_ 2000 $550 /m o . Avail $385' ('ozy Cotl<!Kt>1 ~'><><" 644-51.J8. Allapplc!(~lfee _n.,...., LohforS. Z200 July /Augus t o nl y F\reµlan" t.'lc)',P lo bch ......-......... S32S·S490. J & 2 bdrm.•RENTTMfo~ 63l -4~5.'i ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,....,1275 . \JI I l""1!11r u:...-·--t·--. v·-.-.---l-2_6_7 IAl ...... ltllltsfwwlllMd ..... ,. i 11 3107 1\' .. fT,_...hO"•"' P~t10.-F r.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• u 1.r I llPP C .,..., l'1.' ...._ .,. v -u ...," a 09 ~ Bay-oeean vu lots Renume~ GJI 45."l.:> ....................... hlmd 1706 000000••••••••••••••••• bal~y. lndry rm .. all 1844 1llesewoo lutwitboo· fr om $2990, walk t o C....W... 3224 VA<:.\'.' ...... , '-"'t111 kit'·• Coodo.2Br.2ba,nearthe ••••••••••••••••••••••• tBr.2Ba.very)«,aJlool bu1 lt·1ns. some with •••••••••••••••••••••• ly SH.OOOdownoo each beach t e rms avail.••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•• ""u '-""'lake $600 /mo No floor,beaUOfuJnew du enclosed fla ra ge ,Woodbradgc Cond o ~ building. They are close 661.M2} •*3 Br. 2 ba Condo or S IJt!L'I OK hon -d yard c-tuldren/pets. 751-4330 or IAYFllOMT d ecor . frplc , pvt. nr Jin.med occupa.ni·y. TSL bdrm. 1 bu l )ear old. on break even. Call oow. est Plaza. Pool, spa. Ga:. SS75 m1 911~ l-171 3 Bcinns, 2 baths. Ne.ly beach & bay A~·ail now Mgmt. 642 1603. end urut inclds fngt>, all 54().3866 BEVERLY HrLl.S. Take pd. $595. 751·6166 , --~5155 redecorated. Sandy Ouldren OK. 1825 mo•--"---------rl'l' fa C"rl J\ltract 1v1'. • Whelan advantage or current low 759-0217. ~~·;_eh.~~,~~ '~1·i::,0 JBr, 2Ba. Fenced yard. beach. Avatl 1.st 2 wk.s ol )012 West Balboa. Jeff WAU.ACF.ST APTS i\va.tl. 1mmed. SSOO ~!:'!~11. Int. Bwld on this excep-~ A1(; Fr pie. $600/mo . July l&OO/Wk . 644·9513 1J0.3T17 ~Y derorat.ed 2 Ar Call Bob Da)'S s.56 ~ Real Estate tional view lot In Doheny 3 Br, 1 ba. 2 car garage. ~ :klt~'I Avail: 7-19. 67>9546. M9M 3724 2 BR. fireplaN>, sW>deck, apt. l ba. $39.S. Small EvesM2·3561 EBUltes.Owner wilhub: ~uJ~~;-;;ss~~~oon 2 2 0 Jl un 11n ~l11n HOMESFORRENT newcpts&drp;.304J6Ui. r h i ld O K . no pe l s ~·odt 3141 ----------! S24 9 .ooo. ~'1008. Landm.1rk 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 3 lxirm. homes priced CASA DI oao , I rear upper ! $485 mo 64>44ll or S48·2020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6DB.UXluNrrS ~97~ ... 1761 ll <MJ )M ~ li'll Ji:lli rrom $525, fenced yards AU..LJTI+ITIESPAID Yearly . 645·1819 or 1 Br Eastside, s mall but Wlute Wa~r View ! S390 PRIME EASTSJDE. CM .. llDSIPETS ()I( & garages Families 972·9899 QOllY wtlolsolneat wood Air! Pool . Summer fun 2 Bdnmeacb. •----------E . S J DE Spa c 1 o u s SP<iil Yuurst'l/' ~-•' 1 K d •-t Compa r e before you Si!IO. 642·9'50alter 1PM. Apple. Good area. Eajoy nlESfARNESCO. t° t• Dneri, Townhouse, garag.e. Newh de1·or <iarage' P case a s .. pe s rent. Cus t om des1icn $21 0 pe r week. Bach. newlydet'Or! (5816) fee 67J.Tl61 ....... 2400 fenced , patio. S595 New :ipplianc~· l'ool! welcome 7141964·2$66 or features; Pool, BBQ. Resp. adults. No pets. COndo c bdrm. B>O. No RENTJMES 631-4SSS ----------t•-•••••••••••••••••••• 642-2Sl0,646-4848 Wont la.-.l ' ts.JlHl fee 973-2971 Ageot.oofee. cov'rd garage, a e w Utal pd. 106 E Bay Ave, pets. Walk.tog dist.an~ to .._. 316 Four uu 11Dit$, 2 Bd 2 Ba ea. with 1arages, S250.000. Seven new a.nits with fireplaces, many utru, l520.000 ..,~ ...... 549-772' FORLIASE New 2 bedroom 2 bath home. Mission Lakes Country Club. Golf· teoni.s-pool. Beautifully landscaped, no maio· tenaoce yanl 98110 Clubhouse Rd. Desert Hot Springs 213-378-2572 llENTI• t-:.'\ Ci314SSS Mewport...C. J269 furniture. s urrounded Apt9. O>utPla&a.2U/88l-5064 .................... . BuutifuUy remodeled 3 -. ••••••••••••••••••••••• with plush landl<-apu:1g. ,..~ ..._. ..._ :Jill Br2Bahome,nearOCC. 4 Br 2 · ~imo Close NO F'EE! Apt. 6 Coodo Adult Uvaog at its best _ _.. P.fwdZllrA. pa• t.lrWIJ ask for J .J . 541-0lS& or t.o bch, l>l'houb. :.hopprng rentals. Villa Rentals Nopet.s. . •••••••••-•~•••••• llOOsq fl. f'pk lDdry r ,_. llLWfV 75UJJ7. & frw}5 962 2 iso2. 6'7$-49l2Bkr. 2bdrmfurnlabed._, 2bdrm..dal. YM95 diabphr.enclgar.~ COUNTIYCLUI 644--4064 1 bdrm furnishecU•oo Ope~ Sat /Sun. 707 .., SlOICJ\qer 54CM400 UVIM6 S11LLLC>0Dit&7 40-.. 11.. ts t 34' boat slip, posh. 38r. &W. Wllloo,&&2·1971 _Acacia_. __ .Cd.M __ ._-. __ :n11_-i..,__ .... a-• 1 BR u~ Singles. U12 bedroom _.., ,a.~---.... DI .'°"'· nello lP • paan . 2Ba 1 bl.k. t be ti. S900 .._......, ""' ,... n• •---,~ drps, lg <'OVerHJ patio. ~ • 0 ac $.150. Alt.ractlve fW'TI . 1 6 Studio APT. a.C>llDo. 1st per $D0 utilincld. apts,6t.owuhouses. y_. ..... .._ bltns,f'rpk.nrWamer& · ~ den. garage. Quiel &laslwit.hDOO~. ' Mz-G? FromS409 644·1900 wA,iL! Springdale SGOO mo mature Adult No pet.a p e ts . C all Roa ie, 4Br 2Ba 1 all 1 OYa i,000 847·2253 Walk to bcb, JBr. 28a, 2 2234 Rut1~ra Dr: &G-4210. LUX'UaY....,._ lbw, ~~'frwg'new °:ix ltU O.C. 11.... iHion Hills c ountry Ca fliwd~•Primciff! Parkside Summer! $495 fplcs, useofai~oe>Uile~1-213.._:_/454-...;.__5l_CM ____ -'"'4 lBr; ad1t Oftly, SD5 mo. = 1:!~r.! decor. frplc, pvt, or MOS,000-$100,000 dn. Club3b l b ded AUA.reuw ees Luscious3Br'Fcdyard court.a. av now....... SUSCASrTAS lat• last +dep. no 2 bdrm. apts. Dh· beach6bay.Availnow. Beadl area_ Gary, •gt. . · r, •. upan · TollMTICbooleMISFrom! K1ds1Pets OKI Good CTX>. yrllae. SS.Z..5G89 ....... _ 1 br apt -•up. prqt.H4 8ll05 bwaaber. fireplace , Chlldrm OK, tll25 mo. -.-X 1c•, • .,,. --Un~· Luxury coodo. nuo -1012 W-t Balboa J eff "'"' -• ,._..,.,., I are& Y ... 5 ...,._ fa lly En l r Ad··••-o ,..__._.....___ --c.atJlecltaJ ceWn•. prv. -· Prine.only. On 8011 coune. h.31.000 631-4111 ,_ Oc.eun Breeze! Apple! :::.2 ba."""~. ~ery .... ~. · J:o ·New;:,;t· Bl. =.:==:-..•• _..:::: patio. balcony, pcd. spa,, _7l_O··:m7 __ . _____ _ flJ"St T. D. 9 718%. Value f ...--a. .-. 1 ~ ...... ·-#ANrm -.ooo. Want to sell or ...._a BR t-a.....-rpl Close to all <9957> ee c lose t o the be ach. 548·4818 betwn 1 :30 • Comfortable 1Br1 Ba, DO DO --rivm .,._.,,,mo. Versailles Pe nthouse. -··-WUlllOC, c,, RENTIMES 631-4SSS Broker >75-491.2. 5PM ..... Pines ~Karla ~.bl.o'er. apta, tnde for equity ta Npt. ear, pool & s pa,i---------6 ~-·-------lddllpeta, 1275/mo. Call A-• ocean view, 2 bdrm. 2 Cll cw RB, aak few Bill or Laguna home w/view mlcn)wave, W/D hkup. Highwayto fleavenl EXF.cUTIVEHOllE lBR.fura.uUlpeld,qlAet Jdf.Gl-1316 sPic $Ct-aM7 ba ., fireplace , Full 1151-1• Ir yard. Doullu Ron11, $415-$'715. 151·8166: Lovely 3Brl $4951 Nice Bay View, 3 br. l 'A ba, adult&, no peta. $1115 mo. bdrm , ::C~ty Ir •mewo~dl~ I' .... ITS . 71'·'11--llll (Owner.) "1»CIZ17 AU apple! Heated pool atri .. _ 1-yrd 541-19 . patio. 1•ra1e • ...,., per m o. a ys "" GoodlocatlonforKld." um + ~. ... · ---------REALTORS quiet trl-plex. Aull. 54f.-OllC, WkDds Ir Eves Calta lleu. OWC with Olt .. S.... IJr. old&r, l'hBe condo. Oelight/ul 1 (8420) fee J lOO aq . rt. $'950 mo. • Mo. Dehne mobile DOW. SllO/mo. 112.SU. 1 _&_1120 _____ _ J01x. down. FuU price ,,.,.,., 2600 Jl'rplc, '550/mo. Avail. RENrlMES 8314555 646-83. home. Matunedulla • .No lllclrm•,.. P ... -. 17 Ullita. All an -••••••••••••-•••••• bmmcl. taro Townhouse BWFFS 3 BR 2~ ea, peta. Qlaet. tecure • ._ .. __. .... -.:::.-"" Badl. Adulta only. Promontory o l n t . 2 .....__ -.,_ -.. ~.__.............._ Dr C .II 1:.19 ClCI or Jog to...._ ..... __..., N-n1 • ..1 .....,.._. c.ug-----No-· Neer P'a1rriew Fab4&Joua Ocean view, --.. ..... rvr-•o1 ....___ • • • .,. · ..___ fplc, patio, nr pool, -.-uuv._._.... 142..so'IJ ... ~ ...... •-lBr w/loft .• ...,./mo. Mir hble. olfen "OU lbese PTO-.. .,._ Coz~r• ..,,. .. , Garaoe .i.-........ • .... , -•---....., -" · ..-... .. ....._. ,... .......... .,,.. SlmmlrDelitbt! llZ5t '1IOD18C'11188 4-PLll perUea la the .Paso • ....-... 2 .._ ••• fp OK! (9&32)fff 1m.MMJ4I =1 .... _ .. __ IBdnDapt,,..pejd ... ,._- 1 bdrm. Ad.alt · · ti 3 Roblea area ol Ceatra1 • ---· -·· • RENTJMES 831-4.56$ nu .---..-llDcl adl&a ~0 Calla 11 ... Joe...,. Calilorma· petio.. New carpets A Qle2 8r. 1 baeouqeoa areal <MMHee pr, • .... llory, opeo l br condo, brand new, !!:.:=r.== llobil• b~me park 6 drllpfl..,. mo. laL 61...,..• wooded lot. Redwood l..INTllUS 111-41116 IG..st7l ._.. Cl9lliap tbn.1-oa&. adlb. oaJy. Pool, 'V· ;:~ ...._ -..u -~ apartment•; $230,000 IHt. $200 depo1lt .... ~.... 32 .. 2 ..._,._ Uo Dicel1 ., 2Bdrma,Jbatbapt. Nop.u.suomo.m.-IM· undervouDd P""---r_. ..,._ wltbt.smt --... .. ........, pa ' .._. 2740 Adulta.G•-u ..... Xlot. aecurity. -...0. --Ywtr .._. · -·•••H•••••n•••••• corated. P'rplc, bridt --•-•••••••••••• ..___--. .... _ 52f..Cl7l daya, ... 11111 =::· Teauta pa7 :.::•.:::;.s::::~ ...,.._8"0UlbdnD. Specta2bdrmcular ~~-2 ~! wa1Ja. Avail 7fl. au. ..... ... , _,., ,sm.ycl...,......_tpet ev9. · room for mon ualta; + _. room, •malJ W8ler, • ...... , " S64IZS -....•tateu.-,1 l"OURSEASONBA.Pl'S. at. ZIZl 'IWttD. •tmo. i--------- TIG€ -..db..._, ...... NOP&Ta. .._ !'!:.~~·{•;; HARBORvJEW.dr,fm, llNu&lftal putr.llb ..,.. 0..-.ao ... ,IW,l~ ~7·'4:!_ Blue Cblp v.:;:1~e:_ PO:~,: ~ llial..a.an. rwta Oil ~ ._ old. iuo Bob La~rllo DR View. XIDt. loeal.6aa. ro••d~ Terraeed ba ,......_ P.uo, poa11opw,. • an Y • eawwttbbome6Mn, II ................ &DeJld NC>«ll3 .. tm>.ruMMMO. pool. • ...... tmO..TIUoue........ !!,C..'!!~ty , USO mo • ......... ......._ ... -.-. Terma av.U. -•• 6 ~--------1parklla1 fouet•IH. i-:.-~--· ------~a ... Ille. ...... pn. Jard, MIO. CORALCAY BeauUtuJ38rw/be1vi9w. Spaelou1 room a . fllle..,Dlplalbdrm. •eM ..... ,...._...._ -':·u.r·" In town. Commertcal. Hl·H41. IO·•HI, llatnCbaw14Br.3Ba. $910 mo. ltl·HH, Bepuete dlelet aree. 2~ ba. frplc, feaced u .._ ISllfrepc:iollc•, 2::;:;;1:1:: a-......, aa.oao ':Cl·.,!eet oa~ta ... • __ ._ ______ aoo aq. n. Spa, eo ft. eo-.s ~~-lD.....!.._'-!'8· ~!' yard. Dbl 1ar. Siii. APABTllDITS Weltdilf aru. Pool.tllt llnll;~ ... a1q.,_ --~I dock . UIOO t mo . ---ea-. ~142·-1Br ~ frlut, mature adlt.a. twl'ICM :" .. ~!iJRp~: .,, ........... ._llJ.;.:::.:/"1......;.......;.'GUS.;.;.... ____ -:;u::.~r..~~RJ.::: =.'0 HHllDltOD I bdrm. Iba. •••rcll, 1ar:111. "70._nfs...;._...;.·•--o_mo_ ..... __ Mll __ lllloMllPm · avallable. Al10, R ·l ll!NloPllUo<J•Ofee -mo.All. -.ma 1 Bedroom r ...... froa dl1bwa11ler, IH•df'J -V-.unlWaJ &OSTAALOHl7 , ........ tlll,111 ~aYallable. mYOa8 ..... W _ _._.81.,..bu.....-....-..... ... f..U .•. A•.&l.,,.._ ..... -~ All...._ •ta• l'arl*tMrlllllftlrawtloa, .=--;,~ ==:-:'=-ZBedroomhrrn-Jvl.7 alt. 0.11..--. Ailllls·No..... _.,_ ... ..._ ClOllMl ToPlaceyour -1---•· Adulla,llO,.U. Ew.6Wbdl-.Mll. .,..Yaeta..Way IP P d&M., ............. "Fut Result" mGUll\ to att#' ....... te t1WllMI ...... 1 ..._...., Delaae lbdrm, I be~ ToOoHome • .... Ill ltl .. 7 1111.,:1:.~-Service Directory •• WeUMrly Bay :~.-=~=: LAQUINTAHDmM ';::.. ........... :'.=ir:."111'::.,.:-.._ ...... c _•_•_l_l_-4_1_1_1 __ Alls......... Ot.IUtrnla... ad .... C•llNow hnba. Ocean ... w. 5 NHd DOW. Sbuoa lmlP ..... J.a,lblll aad ro .. d "...... 1ar,u ...... -11•1711 642-1671 l*m. a ba. 8Dal alp. :::.o:•:=,•· 111.-. !e;~~·•...,8.ol ="e-':.a.: 1,.~,":r..: :._: ::,~· ~:.=-!.~ ... M._.. MIU lrple, pool, '-II-, ... 71. ltr...U '-ol . ................ trNUI. ---· \ I I f I 1 I A NEW JOB Ut.•t1Sl .. WmtOV'f ltSIC ... YOUtl NH81T ()NI ,. ,.,,,,. IMtf \ •Al.0-~I •• .._, tJf ~..-&> t ••Uf'I • • •-' ... l\OPO"'~ ... ._.... ...... """lllllU• .... , .• --.J ~ ..... , ....................... ~ ... ~'""t~M ..... ""'-~Oil wro... ,,,_ <~ ~ ,......, "'~• '-""' '.,.. '••• •• '"...,.._..., ,,._..,. ~ .. l~ ... .....,,.. ~ to ,._. .. .,....., WC~,.....,, W yW tir• __.i ..... • <~ ~ M9 "'~ Wf'O "'' ...,,-~ ~ ..... , ... , ... °"' :\C'QBT)..,..,._ .... ~~-~ tn:::::J T1tt A~rlorr P~oplt •OOC....~• St ~, .. J70 b•" ''•'°'<l'VO <.:• O•t • ............. K& sn;NCING 10060 N WOO• Ad bt.1•"' "90 C~rttr!O c..iti 0°"' •• ,_,n,..••1 '&"' .,..,,,iiOf" '-•"" s" ... ,., S1<••l"N'1to t A .,..~,, Haw• 10 yrs &bys1tl10t4 u per. Will Babys it anyllme Refs 646 7372 Wood fent·e·!> & rep:ilrs. f111 .,,..,. I~ t'Sl Kelly b4(}.40\J0 + ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ken ~7137 Ca rpent ry . m a11o n r y. " ....... , ... l«l0Bm101t.1 "°"" -OO"IHo<h CAV""''· '11tl 1U .. tff 3660 Wtt•,_ rl':1I ~o;.:,7."' (A !MJI I -·~·~ tr you're looking for n ~·l· ler job, you won't want lo miss the employment columns in Claaa1fied Have somethan({ you want to sell! Classified ads do 1t well. 842-5678. Apa lzc1tll u..tw.. lf1 ....... fw .... ,.. Voe.,_ 1..Wl 4250 ........ to~ 4300 •••••• • •••••••••••••••• • a.ufu w1•c1 JtOO •••••••••••• • ••• •• • •••• ••••••••• •• •• •••••••• •• ~ ... ,..,. ._. Jiff ....................... AVALON Prof. resp. non-smoker. ··---·•••••••••••••• For Rent: Bachelor unit. Weekly Rental. Sleeps 8 Sht 28r dlx apt. S28S mo OCIAH VllW 1270/roo. 1st & las1 +dep. C a n yo n T err a c e Newport Beach. 760-8158 3 br. frpl, crpta, drps. E . Cos t a M es a . Townhouse. Secl uded Ad u Its . L 5 e $85 o. 7H·M~· 7554. Re fer l o patio. i v, blks bch July 2 Br apt. 1175 M tr to s hr 873-7'1154.171-8233. Ron. & Aueust operungs. Dick •., uul 6 dep CM a rea Bogard.· 213 /510·1086. 645·9484 eves. 640·0109 I bdnn. VersalUes Condo. Good loca t 1o n Fu II s e c ur1 t y $500 mo. 6.n·3t99 Eves. Family Fanl•Y! $415! tl&&e3Br! Worbhopgar San Clemente <8358> fee RENTIM ES 63HS65 Box 17117. Avalon. 90704. days ~~--~----- La guna Beac h deluxe I Bdr + bath Jaruu1. vacalloo rental.a. Block/ Pool. C 0 M S200 +Sec beach / Festival/ town. Dep. 640-8234 "97-4773 or 4 94· J092 ---------Share m y 2br condo. 3tir. 2ba . ..., blk to bch 963-8818 968-2238 Walk lo bch. 2 br apt. l350/roo. Sec. ~P-SJOO. No Pas Call ~901 Laguna Beac h. Ocean Near So. Cst. Plai.a. Re<: -------• front, pnvate beach. 2 fac • pool, Jacuzzi S:Z~ Ult.lmate in Elegance $425 C.1ass and Comfort! bdrm Fully furn. $400 rm lat & last 645-4:>33 U>vely 2Br' Beach area $300! Kids /Pets OK ! week. 11200 mo. 642·1802 Pool Fun! (6427) fee New. trvme 16421) fee ~ ..... RENTJMES 631·45SS _R_ENTJ __ M_ES ___ 63_1·-~--l Bd lsl. Apl Mature cx·c .,.. .... 4]50 Exquisitely Yours! S370! It..-4000 Walk to the beach All ••••••••••••••••••••••• utillt1es paid! Ne w All Avail. July 15th. Guest major appliances! Pool• bd rm: ~ p r v . ba Hurry (6450) fee Bea ul1 tu I Lakes 1 d e Rentimea 6Jl-4SS5 ~-Spa, Lanai Ii Ten· ----------• rus Crts. $320 mo I Br. 1 balh in secwily Call ~6728 between 11 buildinc w /bay view a.m .-6p.m . ..-mo __ mo_. f'D. __ Zl.U ____ Room in lrg Huntington • --=~==:-=:--•! Beac h h om e or O<.: WTC.... Colleae. S200 + d ep . Mlnctlve comlo, walk· 1_9M-G:B ___ . ------=.=:re~~&!:!: M/F 3 Br house in CM. i B d r m . 2 b a l h , S200/mo AO 11263 flreplac:e. pool. adults on-642·"3002.4 brs. ly. Jmt listed, so hurry. Only S725 monthly. C7 I 41 673-4400 121>1 ua.2121 HARBOR f\lm. Costa Mesa. Qwet home f or w o rk i n g person. Not under JO yrs old. 642-4794. Pvt home. employed gent, ' nor1-11mkr, kitchen priv. *·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300 wk. Available an Aug.67~49 ...... to~ 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4.5. Storage only. sngl. 325 J 17lh Place. Off Santa Ana Ave 646·5137 aft llAM Moving? Avoid deposits & ---------- cut livinl( e xpenses! Profe ~1 on a ll y ~1n ce 1971 HOUSIMATU 832-41.34 APft. Y MO CHAffl -••HOWll•• Rental Sharing Service Has Roommate For You 953-0579 7 days 953-0395 Luxury m Newport' S375 Video-TV + 'm o r e ' Garage Must see • No· Smit. 645-08L8 *** Y.l.S... 464 Bolero Way Newport Beach You are lhe winner ol two free tickets CSIS value), lo Offk.l..W 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIC.sums Pnme Newport Beach loc. Near 0 .C. aU"pOrt Rent incl. reception. coa· ference rm , janitor s erv . ul1l1, 100 free co p i e s & more Secreunal serv. avuJ. Liz or Douc &51·9411. •CdM DELUXE SUlT ES. F'rom S295 Air cond . ample pkg. UUI pd. 2855 ~ Cst Hwy 675-8IHIO WESTCLIFF BLDG NEWPORT Bi:.ACH ( "'''"'....,,,,I!! ('<••f' 11nd "••n• ••"' ~ ... c-_ .,~,..... ..... ./-A Ow1s ion of llarbor lnvt>stm<.•nl Co •Spectacwar Oceanfront THE ./'°--./, .... _....._, ./..,.,._. .,,...,......,.,,... . w111c1a ... w .... 1 SGS Tuty ZBdrm ! -Healed pool! All apple Joe co beach (M27) fee R.ENTIMES 131-4ss.5 S...-.L 11 1 Jle6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slumo apt. Pvt. beacb. pelting. A vitil. DOW. $3'1~ l.Dcl. util. 49M&'4. ....................... . S11at~r ..... 4 bdrm Condo. Wkly LIPID.AM 91C>-Sl200. 673· 7873. HOISi SHOW On the beach an Newport. July 11. 8PM Weekly or monthly 2 ANAHEIM bdrm. or 3 bdnn. Kirk Convention Center Lamb,631-0900. Tickels may be cla1me<1 -----------1 by calling 642·5678. ext Lag Hills, spacious 2br. Z12 den. 2ba, view condo. * *. Cuti Mr Ho..,ard 645. 6101 EXECUTIVE SUITt:S Newport Center, full services, private. ocean Vlew.127().t630. 759-9036. Fully furn . N o •---------- Will shatt lrg lux home. 2 PRJMELOCATION sm>kers/pets. Avul July 15 thru Oct 30. $585 S»m7. 538-4940. frpl, microwave. nicely By 0.C. Airport. m sq rum. 546-3428 f\. lo 1280 sq ft. from SS' Z BR +, sips 6, $300 weelt- lY fr up. Balboa Is land. Open Daily 675--2910 IAYROMT 3 Bdnns, 2 baths. Newly redec orate d . S a ndy beach. AvaU Lst 2 wks ol July 9!00wk. 644-9513 per sq. fl Phone5S7-7010 Fem 18·25 s hr Hunt· in~on Beach home near 400 sq. fl. for $425 per mo beach. $150 /mo. Inquire: 4001 Birch St. N.B. Agent 21301 Banf( Ln. Hunt· _54_1·_5032 _______ _ mlf.on Beach. ~1140 MALE EXEC to shr lux f um N iwpt Coodo nr bch pool . spa. $295 ~2084 I Mo.Flt& ... .,....c....... Prest.ali<>Us Exec. suite. I nclda sec. services. 2 br hse In ~ .,..., reqat .. phone anawerln1. • _ • .,. undergmd prtcng., telex OCN FRNT·Nwpt Perun, Afte r 6 64 4 o r • antique decor. cont. roof 1 n g . p I um b 1 n A flooring. Stucro & Liie. Drywall & more. J 8 646-9990 <Xfit"el> in &yv1ew Hotel Historical landmark · Bay View. lmmed. oc cupanc y 673-0223 0 C. Airport area. l20 sq ft. ol plush office space. S40C>. Smaller o(fice. lllO Call Ano :.. 7S4-8'78t. Two 600 aq ft offices. ea w/restroom. can be com bined, ground nr. new bldg Dana Pt. 8161·3351 •MICl• Newport Center Offi« 4 Rent with UAe of rttep- llon. con!. rm kitrhen. phones, secret,.r1al & telex. Call Cindy at 760-0100 Dana Point office s ub-let . 300 sq. ft. 831·6305 & &:n -11176 Will &hare our Newport Beadl olfi<'f! wtlh you. Call S48·1r189 I 0 kWll..W 4500 ....................... t&50 lnd /Ofc near nu 22111.S'.18101 Redondo Cir . !JS, HllDl !kb Ma.2134 XI.Ill BUSlllESS , .. LOCATIOlt MESA IMDUS'TalAL PAU 711 w. I 7tta. St. C....Mete 64M46J •O. 7,HO ... ft. & nrw 1,e10 ... tt .... ... ..... ._, .... • atmrTMO PltOIUM W&lrdTDao.. '7M531 Arnniced b> C..t..._L..... J\: uwa.r.ia&As.) 4..> •"IWAH'C14L HOMIOWMBS O.D4'f ......... lM your eqwty for bills, home add1t1ons. vara l.l<>N. etc. Any amou.ot. any reuon C~ or ,oo DO( necessary Comparr O\tr coals. 24 t\n. ta werts ita. 146-5567 •• 16-7041 S&Jl>-Leue 1st. floor office space. lrvinetNe wport area. 600·900 sq . ft. Sl 1.5+ a sq. ft For mon inlo call 752--0880 OCC .. aH,. •c.,.ts. =~ •.:.:. ~ *FAST* ~. 1:30 to 4. s.t. IOAMtoZP~ FUNDING , ........ ,.,... .... <Xf1re s pace to share. 3816 J . South Bm.lQl al Sunflower, Santa Aoa Newly decor. crpt 'd . Up t.oSOOsqftavaiJ. 751·1933 2 Units 4800 fl each UPTO IO'Y• Lac\ala Hilb Ind Pk. new S.gn IOan doc tomorrow b&q. 2 of1:11. 2 restrooms. C... ilt 4 0.,. » per ft. Fwy ICCHS. Broker 714f95S-()073 _SM-_56S3 __ . -----Jlllllllirtlll•"-Trmt 0 _.!::UX R. E. OFFIC~ ~sq. f\. M l, wtlh front .,.,._ 50)5 neut your ~ pnvau otfice. lar1e drive 111 rear •••••••••••••••••••••• .. clftce In p~ltC\OUA com· door. 220 AC :» sq. tt s.Mllt' ...... Co. ple:x. Lag Hilla. Jncludes 629Termlnal W1y, C.M . All types ol ruJ estate local phone. c~p y 540-NS2 days, 646·0881 investments smcel949 machine, partial lime dieves. .._(...,,,!......_ '-use ol secretary, :M hr ...,..c.---. ... a ns weri ng service ...... W~ 4600 MTlh '500/rm. Call 961-8001. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '42-217 I 545-061 t . Wllll&ed ID eo.ta Meu or Rent or be '!' foP(IOfl lo lrWie area. 2 ot 3 BR. bu.)' new otltce Coodos. ho use preferred. J 4J.5 sq ft, Airport area Adul\I. Xlnt references I« S57·564.2 6 7 3 · 5 i O I Eve s fl fm iq ft. 3 office&. $800 -Wfdenda--------1 per mo. l year leue Responsd>le won1na fem Faahioo l&laod. 644-4884. 28. VeJ'Y neat, wou to share 2br ID Cd Aua S25 Sq "· wood paoeUn.1. 9 Reas. ref WoWd luv cupet , park1n1. ut1l pool• facilities 4,.,.$0:XJ 2052~ Blvd.CM atters·lOpm or4!M·9'77 566-'4181 &'4·22211 . Sele t~ w /3 HO\lseu ts E.x e~ut1ve offtce suite need 1 8d hou&e/apt an avail. near OC Airport CM/NB area ASAP. 21115 sq ft. Includes recep-max. O ay 1 /144 · 3682 tloolst, Jan it o rial Eves/S41-693 Uoda service, all "'11 paid. • · more. Call~. l Br cotta,e or apt. CM . ..... • • ...... 4450 upto $m. Bob. ht. & 2a4. TRUST DllDS SFR's 1st to s:iOOK . 30 yn, puttt\ase and rcf1 . 2nd to S50K ISyrs . Non OwMr No prepay. f ff/ leasehofd Also lhru • It Condo SS. DOB~ F1NANCIAL SERVICES 640-8016 49'·4681 Widow has moMy for 2nd T D 's No «~1l check. I no pnJty f·or action call Agt 67J. 7311 anytl me 2ndTD'S ... , ..... , New 1"2 bd~W')' adult apt.a In 14 plans from Uto , 2 bdrm t.ownbouHs from $535 + pools, lennis, waterfalls, ~I Gasfatcookin&• heatin& paid. From San 0.0 ~ drive North on beach to Mc Fadden then West on McFadden to Seawlnd Village . (714)m.5l •. dlx 3Br, 3Ba pvt home.1_s:a-_7890 __ . ______ rm. s.«-7180. Ask for W /D. 6Jl·3l!l9 · Shr 3 Br beach house. 3'* _J_obn_. _Ol'_J_ane_._____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1.5 year term. $10.000 or more. No Balloon. Udo Newport Co. 673-1585 at Hrs. Ocean front , NB . Ha~ somelhiog YO\I wa.ot S300/mo. 873-37~ aft 5. to sell? Classified ad.a do 142,5'711 it wftl. 642·S678. • Fem. rmmle want.eel nr ---------! So. Cout Plua $225 + ~ You may reqoest our od-onswering servk» when pk>Cing 'f04.J' od ... a Ooify Pilot od number will oppear in ywr od . . . we will take your meseages ... YfN I coll in at '(04Jf oonvenienc» to get the ,....,. to yoor od ... thil .w. is = SS fM .....ek. For more information to pa yovr ad call 6G·5671. util.eiu..- 2 roommates to s hare house in CM . n on· smoker. GOO /mo + 'l!I util. 541· 7506 after 6pm Cleao. non· smoker to share CM home. S180. seott. M1-tNO Qua!Jty Pa111lers. inter I exler lo rates 1mmed serv 848·5684 or 6311 71411 DECK SPECIALIST Why caU &be mt when )'OU Cll.D C~I the besl '1 Deddng ol a II ly pes. Lee R.oollng Co. of CM. Ca.II Marty or Rob al 642-7222 Bob Ea kin Pa1nt1n i.c lnt / ~ 20 > ri. exp Fret> Ta. st 541-4.2.ftl a ft S ••••••••••••••••••••••• HWlttngton Beach T ile Co Tuba. ~howers. entnes .tc drainboar~ 84.2·3020 !'lleal patches • textures At&EST. 19l-14l9 Tile selling. excellent "'o r'lt • r e a s o n a b I e 644 7743 JNCRAltf PLUMBING f«lpa1r1. re pipes, wtr ht.rs. Sl5 hr S4~4232 lllAICE SOlllEOME t'IAPP'r lllAr;E 50111l0 NE IMILl Pla<'f' a HAPPY AO 1n th1'> column for only SJ 25 <"all 642 5678 CONGt<ATLLATIONS lo John Farrf'n Jr ol HR tOt becom111~ a Pnvale PlJot on 7 I 80 ---- 5l00 ......... , ............ . FOlllDADS U£ Fill Call: 642-5'71 LOST ora n ge persl;in c11t . det'lawed. M1 sl>1n g · m o nth Rew11 rd' 982·2219. 995-3l88 * • * MaLewh 3807 l nlf't ls~ Or Corona del Mar You are the wlnnt'r two ·free tic kets c Sl value>. to THI UrtnAM HOltSISHOW Jwy 11.IPlll ANAHEIM C.onventlOl'I ~ler Tickets may be chumed by calling 642·5678. ext 272 ••• P rofessional Window cleatun& by Joe Daniels. 714·~-811$3 fOU~O-Female doc. o6d Ho n e } colo r . Ca ll axm or ~ J..338 after ~Pm -------- f'"ou.nd lnsh Setter . F. Cvllle !>a ble t wht F Cockapoo tn ·co&ored M Pit 8u1J mix blk /Whl M Dane m111 t :i n F . Lab Shep yellow M. Lab mill yel lo w 1-~ Also parakeet NB An11nal Shelter &M ~ ----foood Shellie, 6/30, rot'· ner Wam erJB St, HB. Or Cl> Pounii 6)4 7JOJ Po und ~et o r keys Ra}s1de Or Neu Coast <:ua rd St<1 t1on 6·29. ~1-~ Lost. Lrg M Siam eSt' Cat. rettnt head wound. vtc Harbor Vu Knolls. NB Name "Bubba .. 6 '20 Reward &W-8685 Found. Blk. .. wht. Spr in«er s.>aruel ~ Vic. Ca n yon Or./Wil s oo . 541-l.2S2. Found Rine ol 1l keys. Jact Green Pan. Slater 6 Golden West. H.B. 2p.m. Sat. Jime 28.. Call Kenyon Ackeberc or Pe&IY Abell. 531-2519. ~5 . .. • ........ ~ "" •;;r ••••••••••••••••••• lb 2 ... • ... ~-.. ,, .. ca.. .... ' ....... ,,,,,,, .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •;;r••••••••••••••••••• ...,.. .,.._ .,, r, ..... Mlal Wais• 1 tit ...:.lt,;,;;M-...;1;,;M,;,;a;,:f..;N~'f;.,;;l~t-;,;;. ______ ....;ew&.;.;..-;..Y_NDT __ _.·•-•._ ... 'T................... -• C'UUfn'ltllHILt• W_.. 7tM .... _.. 1tM MlalWals• JIM 11 1· - -.. t Ill IV • A rlOfl -•••••1o1uo •r d••• WUI .. ...,.... ta I rw \-el&.11• ..... r.WTtlw .... , I, Ir <.• I . c ............ l IN t'll( •II Inf• H IJ c l11r l l..-rr)' hutu . P.o ... U.J tlln• *"• K ,.--c••zh•· frlt1 p ho1t ir• c.'o m N -_,, Wrl 1117 -----....wo..._, •• lf "'U II•, l'IT LIMlt,., ... ,, .............. , •• e.-;J" ..... , ..................... ,,,., .............. - lwlJI • •Hdtrktt m.n M llCllTAIT t:• INll1•nn '"'•rred u.,., '" OirlJ "~ 1111 (.""'1JnlR 0 1tl fM '1ry r ln Mn £1~r on l) flAU lU. •a.» GROWTH AHM••t• or 11 .. ~u11 11 • --- --... ~· ......... ,..., Re~.'-'1_ U 1..100 1111 P EJUE.Nl 0 t'N'N t!Q ~•VIUo ---. ua N~RTB A I Sl.50 ,. ... " PIOPLI ........... P'tdlJ l.M'tll --l'nntod l°aJ1I~ a.nl * --• -.. lAU N.d I nde IO So.ocna all. Illa.Ill &l a. C.aieo a..1. .. lu.t> c~ Y 1 WUI s.nta Au HI* hi~ R eapo u l ble peraon ,..... fw.t Urne ror land I lllMft&llC nrm In Irvine lmmtdJately. CaU Bev "1.-.0. TH£ C11a. t.1\111'1' 1• a C" all 131 CX!IM 561-U.l'f OUNCE CWT DAILY PILOT "=eart• ....... ator .. t In ff ....... Beacll. New apt. lb· ft 0 I'. ---TO START a-.i cut ...,.,. 6 women Im• a ;(' J::.! .. P••,.rtl'd with a •• .. •••••"'••••••••••••• ............. Wrn.L Penlra~. perleaced. Contact MacArthur Blvd It Pord Br'uc9• fF1 wldnvtt'1 Uc DIMrALIC'-" rW. """-' ..... ..._ aulltant. X·Ra> Uc niq pereoa•I ulul•C _,.W..-& 7015 == ... by 12 Of tht ""' .................. ., •••• PAIT TIME IVENINGS Become a trained s ales counse lor <over 21) with t he Jim Long & Associa tes A~ency to supervise and c h a pe r one DAILY PILOT carrier boys and girls on a one-on-0ne basis , evenin g s 6 to 9 PM . We n eed concerned. innovative persons who a re looking for a lucrative part·time pos ition. $4 hour to sta rt. Call 642·4321. ext. 250 between 2 and 6 PM. Ask fo r Lor i c.orooa del Illar -~7~1'!:1~·~· ~-~SO~E:::__j MAN1CUJUBl'·Ab6e t.o do Wiit sir• In SouUMm • l 11 0 r • d M e d I I I . Callforol• Jac u 111, lbt.hwi ten1 U CBSJ l .... 9'c Open \Oa m stth <'rrall''• mrdla 4&m. 7 4-1'1 a wMI! Vls won:. t.p radlo lmuau· a/11.C, AOUU. Health Exp tn P R ,~I h 4·t'T•·t74l ~ Wt-l\lave an Clfi'lfl•n1 •t _ .\al for L-.;_ry Mllne IHnt•I Aaat 1Ch11 rs1de our Redoooo Durh ol c.~ier. AM atuft. depen· O)'nam1c, arowin1 prac· flee for •o 1ndlvidu•I d •bl~. ru pons abl ~. Uce. NB Exper . X Ra)' Wlth 8 month• S • L 'fhun thru M"" Apply lie., nex hrs No S1at or Tt>Uer u penenc. Typ mornlnu OHt Shop n-erunp Sal to match LAUl•Y all .... "'-*-rinf°. .,.. •• bealtla plan. The Hair Handlera .... SWtlaYISOR .... 2111 Hutior Bl vd, John Hau~ -Oll&.a II•• ~3433 Br lat tbia ad ror your lf\I ~ l$wpm ~lloell•nt ' ' exp 646-2483 Excetlmt canar poten· tial apportuntt)' f« relia· b le pers on with knowled1e of lauod machin". aupenlaory akilla. 6 bl·Unpal abillt preferred. EnJOY out· s t andlnl <'Ompan benefrts. includlq. f meal per sh1ft. Apply day thru Thun~. 9A1', Noon. Personnel ~act--~WOB compuy benefit•' lu J~Wayne Au'port ---·------lot hllb adlonl ........ . ll*ial'1ft u Cen.ed Nurse, Ccmp. lllCft. bow.ekeeper days ~~•bl<' ea:peneo~ TOUCH °' Cl.ASS C M'er 1Slrolie patJenu. · ISCOllTS R.ef ~f'ftt<'~ 661 n.1 tentate appllc11.nt.11 con <.:ASHIER HOUMwares Dental Assistant. chair tac1 Chri• Batt-• •l ~ Apply Ul persoo. SJde with X·Ra)' l.rcenae 2U 31~ crown Hardwa re . 3107 New ~al Bch office. Full LOS A ... &15 t: Cat Hwy. CdM or P tr. 213·431·2929 or snduatell. 'llltb Meet metalaad ........ upr. 1or2 yn metal abop ex. pr. needed. Call Craig at ~1 a. H.RS.. n2 oan 7 I oo· -Ht4pW-.4 ADMALs:~~~F --------i Dmta1 AM·t. Ort.ho pref ROA r eq 'd 4dy wk DISTRICT MANAGER TRAINEE C irc ulation d e pa rtm e nt h as a n o pe n i n ~ fo r a t rainee in t h e C 1r c u lat1on. Sales. Service a nd Collect ion Area. Select ed applicant wall r ecei\'e a liberal s tarting salary. reg ularly schedul ed r aises. b~nus o p port un it 1es and man y frtn f?e benefits s uch as pa id vacations , paid g roup ins ura nce. Me insura nce a nd den tal coverage Mus t be 18. ha vt' good dri vin~ r ecord . Hours gener ally 11 A M to 9 PM Mond a y throu lo!h F r ic1ay Soturday overtime available us nl't.>ded . Jf y ou a r e qualified a nd 11\1,cr cs ted in learning ne ws paper t ir c ulation business. c-ome in person a nd a sk for Don Wi lliams or Ken Goddard before 10 AM or after 2 PM Monday through F'nday. Mari ne /Outboard Mechanic. Outdriw e•· · per a phaa. All.Craft Yacht Service. 67S-916l. -1111!!11--11111111----1 ...................... . ..... CI f •t •S.-nkina ______ _ CBllEIS Nwpt. Beach 64.2·2626. ESCORTS AtoounUna . •&.... S.C,.....,• Jllh Ml OUIO ACCOUMTIMG Our maao office has an u TDTE M1 Oen~OMCE MAlalOn HOT&. 900 Newport Ctr. Dr Newport Beacfl Equal Opp Emptyr. Ill /f' Ma ture, experienced pharmacy clerk. Pan lime 3 day week. The c-llj'ClllKb TIMPOURY immedJate opening tor Mt .. ~ NlM .._ c. c. •G ......... ~5 u lndlvidual who is able UCWTIOMIST Lyr aunim um r ront ex pe r . Co mp u t ~r knowledge helpful. Good hours. 837-0771 1--1 •• ~~ "__..' lO meet the pubhc and Oranae County IS boom h~ good shorthand and MARK E.'TS l''or 2nd • 3rd Stnlla •-I VWap Phannecy, 31512.: -ct 1 a t "-~ H_.., So ' ••uaa CAMDY"S tng' And 50 are we' typlllg slulls. Pnor eic We're per 1 enc e I n I o u n We promote to manage. ment 6 supervision from Within. P tr. f'lex.ible, near ~ -~· ·..... · ..... DM O C. Alrport. Call .. r. --------- llteU'YOUS AOllaaT HALF'S documentat ion pre Foe Sweet 6 Pleasant [ rerred H you ar e 1n l>ESK Cl.ERK full tune Apply lJ1 person only All Ba ba Best Wester n Mote l. 2250 Ncwpor l Blvd.C.M. Kennedy 7S2.elll MECHANIC, sml "11.ine ----"LIG--AL-----1 ·" up . for re n tit I iMiart. Dial 9$3-l.581 accoun ~ terested an an exciting '-11 't"I career opportunity offer Pl.ATM.An OUTCALL mg attractive compensu WANT A CAREER~ Call <714 l 631·9-UI SICRIT ARY equipmnt. ISMU5 Sw ,.., e>r.p Co. There are many new tlon and benefits please MC & YISA •aphd firms moving into th call: Art Bayllsf54().~ Orange County area, br· SOUTH (Q•Cf B NK CIMITBY DISPLAY BUILDJrn m111 7 yr s exper to build custom hardwOQd di:. play, establahed co w1lh health plan. prom :.hur mg, pd vacation Stead> wo rk. Salary open 631.()66() :-.Jpt. Sch. law firm seeb sec'y with MAG A esp. Type 70 wpm min. DIC· t aphone eap. Fran. MICHAMICS Experienced over.all mtthllnka required. Ap- ply in person: Fubioo lalandTeuco. J800Jam tSJ-1571 anging about an 1ncreas-f'\;J A 1ng demand fo r ex An Independent Bank COUMS&JMG 2 mature adults 1f ac· cepted wlU be trained ln the P're·Need Program at beautlful Pacific View Memorial Park. Phone Darrell Ward 644·2'100 951·1.3IOO '*FOXY LADY * perlenced account1n 849Sunllower Ave <Xn'CALL ONL y personnel Costa Mesa LMAL sacaTAltY bor ee Rd. Ne wpo rt Beadl. * f7J. I I JI * Equal Opp Emplyr M I f' fner1et.1c. enthulullc ---------~raary to won With ..-.CAL CPA's panner Min 3 yrs. le1&1 'RAMSCma COVER GIRL •OUTCAU• Auditors Tax Accountants Cost AccountanlS Sen.tor Accountants Bookkeeper!! lianlu.ng Oukt care for 8yr girl. Ir regular h rs Vi c Newland/lie.I 848 7932. DOUBLEDAY ROO K SHOP, Fashion Island seek1n~ qual1f1ed person for ass1sl<1.nl ma nagt>r I position Full lime ex per pref erred. Ca II 640-~ l3 DRIVERS SATURDAY & SUNDAY MORNINGS Lh·l1\t•r Dallv P ilot bun d l'1s t o l·<irrae rs Requires \an or ICJrge wagon and o good rlrt\ mg record . Phone 642·432 1 Ext. 2 11 , a s k for Don W illia m s . Equ a l Oppor tu n ity E mployer. exp Xlot sk.1115 Gd for prof. secretarial 'benef1t:., salary open service in Newport lkft 752·2$11 p rr • F rr d.a~. Muat t>e 911i3-0771 MC/VISA TELLERS !4aJ attretary GrowinK knowle d1able 1n all Heal Estate ht1iat1on medical s pecialities. Accounung Clerlt.s FIRST LADY U you are not aware o the beneftlS or worklll temporary. v1s1t us o give us a call, we will happy w diSClbS it with you We are located in the Coldwell Baoker O..W Gow wt Cooll Security Pa clr1c Bank Mu.st have 2 yrs exp tn has 1mml'd1ate openrng!> C hine se M a ndari n in the Orange County Restaur ant Ab!(' to cook area tor· P&R TeUers. Mandann. Cantonese, & f\Jll and Part·llme Cwe Szec hwa n s t yle o r wi U tr a.in> . Note Te lie rs C.lunese coolung. S7 hr and Chier Tellers C6 lnqwre714·642·7162 Rapid typing 6 accurate fr.rm Ln Newport Center s pellin1 ma ndalor y . ~ eJi:P. erflc1enl, s a l a r y c 0 m m . e n e r R ~ l c L e Ra I w/abilities_ Eap'd. only, Secretary. Sho rthand, need appl y . Cal l . dlct.aphone. 6 xlnt typin 644-05(M, uk for JiU Hen· sk.tlb a miut Xlnl salary denon llcort • Mod.ts .,...,D..un• • f7J.IJ45 * MC• Visa Accepted WEEKEND WORK '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!~j Bw ldJ.ng rmnth.s expenence for , both PoSillons reqwred) C 1 v 1 I En g 1 n e c r Orarts ma n I Des1f(ner. Drapery work room. for lse or saJe. complelel) set up for 3 or 4 girl work room With exlsllna <1c couoU;, Ideal ror lead girl to get a start. :>46·1431 or 968-MJS. ~ & Sunday Montinq Ocliver Daily Pilots to News racl<s & ston•s Must have dependable ('<Jr Call George lfardtnJ.:. 642-4321. d~p~nd1na u po n --------- quallhc•l1ons " u p ME DIC AL OFFICE Good benel1t.11 ~. MANAGER witb in- ~dis 2333 N Broadv.ay 11200 Santa Ana 17141835-4103 F REE PARKING FOil AflPOIMTMEMT Mm 2 yr exp. Donald E ftlliSE CALL: Stevens. Inc. 646-8915. DIJVBS Old fuh.lon horse drawn hayri d es. O nl y 25 miautea from the beach !!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ .,... BBQ facilities Can .... -~-----•I '714) 759.4225 or 1714'761·6005 Men or women 25 yrs or Oerical older. Know the coast SECRET ARIES c1t1es. Net Sl.80 a week or ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330 Wnt lay St., CCKta ....... Co. IA-ital ~c needed fo !Miy HB ww Off1ce.Xlnl tYPO« alulls req. IM8-4 ll4 Si&ran<'e fl billing. <'Om· put.er uper. Supenillory llkilla for busy U rok>&Y d e. A6ll fot' Aone M'l._,. UK£ TO EA RN EXTRA --------accommodate groups up . Lo~ (71')63'7·~. Bsk Advertia1n1 Employment avail. in more . Ora nge Coas t multi s urroundings Yellow Cab. 11300· Mt <.:ompet1t1ve pay, in· Herrma nn. f'ounta1n terview & hire. F'or m ore Valley. 1 No of Slatt>.r 642-4321 LNCOM E " Exp locater (temporary> oeeoed obt..am ouOets ror coin ope rated machines. Must have trao1pona· ror Kris. CLAS SINO ,.,. .... o., ...... .., •••• , •• ADVaTISIMG ISCOllTS TIAIMH •tSJ-4473 * The Classified Advertis· SECURITT PACIFIC BANK tnlo.callTodServices be twn N e who pe & 1179-8900 Euclid) oon. 71+5'7~. Always open ml Department of the R M ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I General Hal r sty llst • f<'lienle le L 1 t 11ati0 n Sec re ta r y C L E K / anage r . = PLUt ... S..,_ for new bea utification !lleda cal M a lpnclic~ STAG A: PVT PARTIES NUOE•DA.NCER •MODEL Wall <'&let' your next par \y. I'm 36-24·36 18yrs Pam's pvt outcall Aft 6pm 54~·0207 Dy!> m.Ulll MASSAC E Slo W AL> MYSTIC MAS~AG t: ~Sant:iAna Daily Pilot has an Im· mediate opening on a telephone s ales desk. An Equal Opportunity Must be able to type •P· Employer pr ox. 45 wpm . good ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I phone voice. Salary plus comrruss1on. Sales ba~k· ground very beneficial. Excellent company ·benefits include medical. dental. credit umon etc. f or interview please caU· 642 4321, ext 217 Orange Comt Daity "'°' :oo W a.ay Stret-t Costa Mesa Equal Opporturuly Employer Bartender. M /F. lnqwre immediate ly . Ca mino Mexican Res taurant 20U 1 S. Brook.hunt, H 8 BEAUTICIAN Very nice. congenial shop We need 3 operators w /follow in~. either p/time or f/l1me Please call AIJ ce at Al.i ·i. Hair Baz:aar. 631·9923 CoemelJcs. 1ifta. cards. Drug clerlt. experienced. Wi.U train S200 wk l!tart cemer in So. Coast Plai.a Odeo 6 Ute civtJ . I.die• Exp. pref'd. 640-7373 9·6 Mon·f'r1. Call Mr 0pen1am.apm !116-MlJ 1 _Vi_•l_la...::p'---. 5.S&-__ 7_116____ llOn secreUr)' ~ CLBI TYPIST Grant 642·1580 for appt. won ID the alrpof't att lns ar 1 J Offtel.WOB SllO 1-HOUS-•.,. .... ,...•E!lllAN .... ElllllRSlll8ll8• olN 8. Skills iocl-*•lh urance com pany ne Electronic techmc an. r· Will train SllOt.o start ~.. up Oraoie <Aunty Airport Sr le ve l. testing & t.o S5pr-br.Car.&IS-51Zl ao.,.n. typ 10 wpm, need s good t y pist troubleshooting. digita l ()penSam-lpm 9116-MlJI _________ xlntgrammu.lyr. CSSwpm > for aeneral of. 5~tems + some analog. n perience in medtca f1ce duties PC>Sition. Die· A' least 2 yrs ex per DltrfaS SZOO Wlr maJpract1ce p~ferred.. h I ' Wi.Ulralntnaclldnvers. Housecleaoers, F/timeor tap o n e e xpe r e nce G--.. benefits Cos ta . ed Salary commeoa•rat .. ...,pf J S I to -""" ~8am-8pm 995--8413 P1t1 me. Sta.rt 1mm . b 1. oog u . a ary .-.. Mesa area 5-4Q..4Z7 1 ..._.. wit h a ' 'l 1 es Good,. be n e ri ts. Ca II ---------Top$. 646471or673-12166 performance. Outst.a.nd-11lia podQI ·ft& an Laura 833-3450 ESCORTS MODELS AmencanGu1de f'ee HOUSllCm-a tn$: 9eoeflt.s. Pleaae c-aJ ~ iDdi':\:!j wbo ClEltk TYPIST ~eeded by OC's r1nest G~ral Off1~ or couple for Calhohe Caren al 213-627 11285 lS organized aachrbo bas Gal n..._.ed lo ~or·k '" M!rVlce. no exper nee A -11 tv-9an1z.ed person r...-,..,..., HB CaJI 846-3359 ---------1 J good phone pene>nab ~ -"' --.. -·.. .,...~.,. Live 1n lady to a)s1st ty AbackgrOW>dtosaJes Newpor t' Beach r eal ...;6U_~_180 _______ , needed for heavy lYPlllR Grandmother n>oovenno di aU 1 ,_. o( ln & 1111-.. A"curacy ve..., llousekeeper /Companion , 1 .. 1 or a me c y re a-.. estate flee process g -1111111111-m111-.... ---I ·-· t'" •Ql\J\·"950 • .,/ ror elderly lady. Must Crom broken le~ Sma flekf is helpful. Please· IOAT commercial & tndiatnal bee.. s.cnt.y 1mportan . _.,v • dnve 846-6478 salary + rre-e room ar callforanappniatmenL MAIMTEM4MCE hsUng.s. Late typing re· f'ee paid. f'ast pace. re· m o n l h c o m 1 . board 5.'.£.0ll&c al\. &pm Wlllll.ed The6 tall Dan I Mechanical expr req q 'd Contact L i la . ally 1nteresung spot ! men.suratefexp l~eeper needed for lf ll 71 .. 547 OJI I met at t he M1H 1on ---------i Sailing knowledge prd. _8J3.. __ 2000 ______ -1 T re mendous va n ely! Four GulOf!1c~ permanent f/l work an . g ,.. · Randi Plano Bar Friday A F T E R N 00 N AUTO Inboard gas /diesel eng. Construction labore r 4r Good skills nee. Fashion X.lnl Benefits beautiful beach area <.'On· MB.lds Wanted, TM Se Equal Oppt M ROlJI'E avail 111 Dana ma in tenance, he ads, LsJaod..SU.200.CallEllie OCA.lrportAre · •--•-.. Y alghl. Please call ary Point s:;oo + profit per Apprentice Car penter O'Bn·en, S40·SOOl . Al•" do.Nice jobwA.U.ilwor.. Cliff Motel, L aituna Empk>yerlll/fo' (Q) 37>0762 pwnps~ some elec & ng· d M t h ...., Fredenck Brown Assoc. • ma cond. Plea11e call n.-acb. ~ .... -. ---------mo Small carreq. Must ging work. Refs rcq wa nte · u s ave feejobs.Snelllng&Snell 546-9895 ~" lOt.Mon·f'rt,8-4pm . .., ._.._ Sincert lonely i.1n1tle be over 18 yrs. of age. 675-9060. truck 63l ·S383. ang o( Newport Beach Ma.urteoance man. partrm _______ _ maleJO !>t:ek~fema le for Call Mr Emsley951·7113 __ l:J_OO_K_K_E_E_P_t_:l-l Agency, 4340 Campus G~1illl,roMlkwo. I SE.KEEPER·2 or J tune. retired. Costa .... c.aaea,t. affair . 12131 SH~ <!275 Al'T~ MAHAGElt AS-COOIC Or. Pt Ume help .wanted . dys wt_. or 4 hrs per dy. Meu area, Mt YoUr OW"D Free t.o applicant. If you Hunt Harbor f' 0 r C 0 n s 11 1 1 1 n g Exper'd. only. All shU'lA ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j Mon. & Tues. ruitit.s ror ref req. CdM Call Dovie hours. Appl)' at 3020 like people you'll love SIST Engmeering f'1rm l<K·at· "--' pay 6 company RV.-un-produc tion. Apply at 63l·l.2J66 Redhill Ave Gateway tbis eaciting career• Trad 8 mm films no C I W fe /o'fl "e ed near OC Airpo rt. vvvu ~ •m; Penn y s a v e r 16 6 • f c ~ · · oup e 1 " · benefits Apply in • Sdemilk Plush o f ice . r e itl mmey, honest. pnvate. Husband/maintenance. Duties include payroll. person. 400 S. C\:>ast SICRITilY Placentia,C.111. Li ve ·1n compa n ion · benef"rts+aanwalbon"5 ~~~~:~." 7200 ' :in~~·~=-e~t :~~n:1':g .jocbo-o:~c:~: Hw~y~ ~~~ac=~~ G1u1illloftke•Mrm ::"::!:!';.'~~~~ =~~~at ~1.1:~~~~~ Mgnl 642 1603. banting, investments. 6 ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I in her fieJd. Reqwred: Clerll Typtat no~. Hrs. Newport Beach. Call. beDeftls needs~ Lo Soeltiq a: Snelling of '9i ... 5-nicH5360 p/s plan. Must be sell = top typing 4c shorthand l·SPM. Mature woman. 642-72163or640-009!! ma•-lab 6 proctw. NewjiCilt Beach AleocY. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BABVSrrTEJWMy home, rmUvat.ed. XJnt working COOK: Full time. Coo· stills, and an ability m Job loc Newport ~•ch Gen off 4lt1Campua Dr Are you a business eaec tnfant & 1 yr Refs . re· conditions 6 benefits. valesceat Hospital Eit· public relahoos. Com· 646-7431. lmunnce. Full or pa.rt tioa..., equip. a.~ 1~ • .-.iftft on a lnP needm"' qwred 6315632 -a•uw. " .. lotiable. ln· ---------1. ti-comme rc ial un rm~•ence._..ap. _.,'fl " Salary commens urate penence. Good salary 6 .--·.... ..... deli T llODO c..u secly's lo us 1s t you with experience ai potA!n· benefits . Mesa Verde quire : 1740 NewPQrt ••BAL OMCI derwriter. Older person YftY. o · llodelin&. ~omm 'la w /bus1neas a rrange. Bank.mg tiaJ. Conv. Hosp. 548-SSIS 661 Blvd. Costa Mesa OK. Costa Mesa area. 1131-11156. fllma, 6 ea\ras. New ment.s while traveling COMmmr f'toeden ck Brown Assoc. CenlerSt.C.M 714-64&-9661 . ~~·= r!:r:!: ID-OC21. llANAGE.lll:NT faces, all •&es/types. Call 714 !894·9908 Lomftroceuor 546-~ E x perie n ced yac ht reapoD1lble, acc11rat llllurance Sales, llcenKd Local eucuUwe Meta .f.:.p.DDtnec. 81.RTII CONTROLCTR E COOICS saJeeman. Po~r 6 salt. penan. Prefer lite b&pg. aaJea r ep, a utomotive qua.lifted iDdiridul for 714-._."Jm Tubal s t e rili zation Lltetypl.ng required. X· Apply btwn !IAM • e ·rokerae e o nl y . ~kJl"OUDd. to hand -iaJty program, very bltblieome Ptr ..... a.>DELS-ESCOllTS bylaparoscopy <Band· perieoce helpful. 12PM, Charlie's Chill , Established firm. San CDIDIDiNiooa accoun . ~tive. Xtra sate& Uoa. No mv.._nt re-Heeded by OC's fiDeal Aid Sur1ery) 6 vaMC· UnltedCahfonua Bank 3001 Redbill, Bid&. 2, Ste . Diego.225-9365. 6 llcentln1 function•. penoosneeded. &13-0t.21. .,_DL For appoia· sentce, DO aper nee. tomiH. 17752 Beach JOOD Harbor Blvd. zas,C.M. _.:......::.=, _______ I C&l.1 :-..0123 men&call~ml. ...... Blvd.H.B. (714)841~ Costa Mesa FOOD SUPERVISOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!{ 14SUIAMCI _:..;;;__. _____ _ FREE -. .. ----·- ~·5181 Bookkeeper some ex· COOICS Xlnt salary • benefrta. 1111111!-~!!l!ll-~~~!'llf Laree auto lnsurance l~,.~-~ .... ~~----... --------· E o. E. pe.rience preferred. muat Exper'd. preferred, full Uceme required. Meu ._Office .. SI I 00 qeocy bu immediate _ _ NURSES ---------t be willing'° team and orpartUme.15.br/open. Verde Conv. Hosp. Eacellent open1nc with ,.,..,tnpfor A • .._,..,. --------llj except chaJlen•es. Good 7U·Mf2. The Claim 5ie-S.'515. es1 Cena.er St. ,-=:;_ ,.._ . '• llrwallwT....._ SMOIStom Ba_._, .. J --.. In\ C .. flDe u .. ....., CO • .,._..per. UI ~.. --......a...... Jmmpdfate lJ ,..., att , ... ng benefits with rapidly umper, --c yn, .....;...·---·-------! a tnmc, a&J. «' dau No ex per i e nc e ._._ ,_._ ........_ill om-~ growing Oil Co. PALM La1. Hilla Ooceted la control dept. Great neeesaary. Must eaJoy to eiE• lntDe ,. ......... _located m lllml·· NEWllANCH OPEMIN6 WUdW..t---.i-1etr> he ....._ __ a. I locatiam -· .__,. OIL CO. 646-9"1 <714) ......._..., POltAllWA.lllla beoeflts 6 mucb op· avy Puvud • sa es ~ -~ ..... •ectL We are a aaUor Mrs. Rug.la Cook's be1per for small c.-1M portllll.lty for adwance-work. Salary com · dialal. ,.....,.._ ud p_a rt 0 f c A a £: W~lla Fargo Bank will IOOD open a branch in Irvine. We are still"lb-~ for a lt.aliu Reltaurut. cau -.... HT ... -mnt..CaU Rita.~. menaurate witb e•· ~.,..motiY...._ l!Hl'D.PBlSll:S.•ll"OW-~!1!1~!11111•1 131·-..... -..... .,.___, P--==' .t.w. ---• ability. AU .. I .................. o1-.,a-.-10W• '!!' • P/C :e': ... ~i. -~ ""'er c.on&ad .. to learn about ;;;;~CM~.. ~ bemftta. CaU ;:...,._: eh, w~ ~ TIU.Bl FMldoe hlud iDvest· • .. our new hlah com· NEVSRAFEE S1wa.Uat~. s..1a.u. .. ,_eo ..-: meat firm. E&celleat ~ Cook WUWCI : Sallie «' millUcm aptit •other ad· ~~~~~~~~ i N T E R I O R Q..uflM ed 111, ~IO portualty. Esper.• Bnliler.-.zrn.AakfM vaata&ea in Jololn1 -1 DMIJPUat.POBM._ matufity required. CaU : t.becbel. ReclbW Realty. For in-GVt Fridly l 1111 arnce LANDSCAPES Work Call&a-..CA-ma. • LVNs &I0-01ZI forma\lon call Wall 1·5pm, 1ome typlni: wttb tiYe plaala flt O.C. 1119 to work part-Ume (ap-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Cook wanted aboard ~'1300 ~ . .,..... ~w~..,.bet"::; e:~· ~--_, AlllilMs 20 h eek) IUSIOY/L_... yacht. llale/P'emale, ... -. . ·---cs.iii~ ~ rs. a.~ · ~llOD., _ .. _,__ s-nnanent. C.U131.CUO Girl Frida)' to aael1t MMMZ --.... ._ ~ .,_ ~'!!um 6 moo.,. pre. ....,.._... llaaaier. ll••t hawe ---------t1 Amoe.• -• We VII•••• ttceu.ut v1 o u 11 bankln1 ex. rita ant 4H No. CX>lnn'EJl llAN wuWd. pleaunt penoaallty, INl'DIOR o.tp aalea. So. Or .... OD. &qir. ular7 and beaefita pertence required. Newport llwcl. Npt kh. full time poalllon ., f abUlt1 to t'O'Dm.U.... "•re for decoratl•1 Nq. la •II •reaa of paeka!• nd a pro· ..,_ ....... I W !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ... _ .__... f,.,. .W traba. WD&I •Ill ....... fll I -Jl1111mt --'· We ...,,..,;de an_.,_,....._. compa11r. .... ne Its. e w/PUblic.. -Y Jc*, DO --· ·-1 • . 1 t ... , T .,.,_.. ..,.._,,._ _ _.. .. 1411 '"-I • 111 .. ea• roe . O be1Mfit1 packe!e and IUI Dll'f•S :':;9it ;!':b':~.~; P'roal ~ llr1 for J>n. ==='!;: --------a ftleal a..... IMal7 ._.-.. .._ U...:t coqenlal work 01 at· F• Cllrtitian school. fCJUowtnt quall.ftcatJoaa ol.I. t:q». necurary. TJp, P 1 Y A A 11 c 0 M9'TOaY C:-:-*, 1111 :..-: ::::::-ar.~-!: • =· ... E~~la· 1'UJ tnlD. APDb saa Out1oin1 personality: b61l,A:im.2M•ac:b~1 Traumlulon, nu CONnlOL~ illcl'I ~~ • ..-Br....._lt. W. is:z.lau ..... -• ... __ ........._.u,. .. , a de· 1441&-tMa ""-• Blvd C II .. _... Entry le"1 poliUoe In _, """--· 0 -·-•pan ' ' . ,_ a.tlr'tal coatrol dept. "'*·tor .B a., .. JtMlca --.sOff'l'Y airetolUCc:.a. Apply 1n1--~~~~-.. lorl>la. WW ........... ble fOt =-Dr, l.alw C714tf7J.J724 NaUoa'1 lar1 .. t DOD• penoa; U.S. Rentala, ,._,,... orderl DI ~arts , CA..n ....... II r• -= S.U I 7'M WU'Dll' Awe .• HAt1 hll·Ume o-aln~ In &UAIDS i lt .a._...;;....;...;...;......__;, _____ _ Softtr :'8 ,,,,. cau Be"', llon·Frl. btwn -•tablltblal cJD I • ~ ap-' p b' tMtw. " C'O'llmiHkln ..... « • nww•m1 .......... aa. wiwm full7 tnle •. t-IPll q•allfled ullln1 l"tall 6 put tlme. All YllltOr)t'-"11.AWlit.rao WELLS -.ad._. to on llual· fiii;;;;;:;;=m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mt 1pedalllt. Company a re••. U 11 If or m • work wit• fit•t•• a -or ... W /COf'llr UM the Dally Piiot bneflta laeludt: ct... ~. A ... II or ... Call fGr appl. Mwa F'.A.RGO PlllY~ll.• • eomm. "'Mt Rt1ult service t'OUDlprhilqe,aaedkaJ, °""· RMlnd ftkomt. •UAlh11lr.a.iellu.r • ..,...,,.. dental, life lu•raace, No~~ 114 .14 t . 7 t Io . BANK ..._ f.: Neel lode... dlrfttory. Your ...., •Pl"llfll4baria1. 1.1 "'9al ... STIATOPLSX, ntn , """celaour Apply lb penoe: J .C. S.nlce, Int W. it. •s-_, ..... Jn1DI. 1£n•al Op1, &mplyr 0 • ~t U -. PHIM)'. 24 P'aehlon ...... lute Au. la· ,__ n ' , M/F/B ,_.,. c' I I U.. ._. it*tllty. lllmad.N.8 . ........ ..._. .. u 6 l-4 &.O.&. .. A ~ l9d. · ._....ID'°9111 Call W..st7h xt. 322 -thnl rrt. Oo.. • • I j l ; I f ~W•h• 11M LI! -._ .. ,. IMI ~ ......................... -.................................... .. • ~!~~!:!.~~,~··~ -----t' 0• Mtl I di f'MI p• 2 I -... ....... lllf ....... "4_............... ... •.•.. ,.,.... &.a I ... ....--i .... • ~ .. ·-----.... ......., • 0....... -·-----· """' ............................................................... _ ... ltere. •1111H Vt•Jo --till llOLSX Wtlt.. ..... ,.,_C "rn.... • ... ., 1reH wt61, .. -............... M .. Nla11 s.&.M,, .... ,.... ftH te I••• lileao, Prel~I . IA&..... .. ll'f ... c:•• tffHUeH, .. -· -.. , ... '•"•'•Ille. ,....,.o.111-,_.. 1•11•d •la I -,-•.•rFN IWd. -wD Dfta ~:;r.rf'=M !k'' .. '•'~a:I..!!!•~·~ .. ~-----lh•·=· -.H1•1•ri .. • ao.. ** * ~IT ..__1 lar1• c•I•· Oall ellllli -....._t-~•n~~~~~ Mllitr .. r a2ttll• ....UC I ...._ ' '"''• • ~ 1 •-•-.nn* PWw 1 , '::i •r:k ....,. .... .,,,. JUlltoml ... mi m=~J!A"' PHOTO'S .aav'ln:rCAaS ..... , ....... . .. , ... ,, '~ .. ~e.' ., ..... .. A.--.. -· __ _.,. • la -........, .. :1•-,.._. r.u ar..tei-t1 .. ••c ~·-~ me..-~. c.u..... 011ar,..._G11hy1Mb --•• .,...._, a.a••._.,,.,_._,. t ' nrtldMI .... == ' , .. r llla1 i•••dlet• PIAMOIO&llf 646-t7U You.,.. U. ....... ol ~. btO". Sll. wt" lo••· ''" .... w T • •· 6 U •·• .. ....,. ._ a ....-.1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ......_•a-tun.•• SLOJMACl•Mt two free Uclleu ta UJtW" DO. llxJO". •· ,_... ...,_ • ..._ =·· ~·.·.· .!!!•.' .. ~~ ~:2-.·:~~··'·'1;"1!1~-------..... "'.·.~·~? . ..'!~~o, AllCADIMAca••St AKC811Mriuff .. y,lyr .... ),lo "°'° Speclaklee, P .O. Klaw•eale.T•C-. ...:..,;,.--·-, _...... ...,..,:--, .... ___ 1• ___ ...._ --.-CAIHWISTmtSI old,lo¥eekJde.m.m4 • ..!!!....... ::..71Jl.SaJem,Orep ~::. U 1u etp. ,._.~ ulw .me. • .,.,..,. dtP' a.oc•st AayM aa.n klae. * ...-.~ -------- caD'JM.91.-~= =·~y •:u~la~ 1~: :llperweforlhounon tralaed. Free to &d HmllSHOW SCRAM·LETS ll•eaw: Blue • GeW. CG•lftOf e.a .. .-c-:: eoaanaay ott•r· ly, Saturday July 6tb! home.55WZ77aftS J~,.Jt..·EIPJllll ANSWERS 11250? Tame w/IUI• -.. Doors open at 10 a .m ftnnn Double -Cwve -caae -.-a OIA•I wily a. 1rowt.b .i..-. i;:.,_r sale pricet To llJOCI home l yr old Coo...&GCenter T boo Th .... _;;:c._,·------ J I Glla19'T. ,._.a.a. I'll>'•'°,.__ ... \.U· ar•'•1 Pie ... cootad. ~ihvs~p of 20% tc Pointer mix. Adorea ncbta may be claimed aOUT~D~BT -2 Parakeeta wWa .a,,. ~••Adiom Xlli&O-•=-~ Coeta 11 ... 6 a..na l ~u. SO<~ormoreonbllDdrech chUdrea.545-4848 by cal.tiAC ea.~ ut. Boy, I'd itlve a million ca•• aod accaeoriea. C SI >•Mi r "'-•--w1o1.-.-.diValley.Mut ol iterm! "Put Another 2TZ b '-t b OUT I 642-9806 c:ij1~ be capeW. ol opeaia1 SWITCHIOAID Nickel lo" book, all"' Jtme IOIO • • * ueas 0 e 0 --------,... doon 6 Wwte1 • ~··yA9 WILL a bout nickelodeons ,••••••••••••••••••••••• DEBT Old En1lilh SbeepCso1 Clart.,._.1 laat1n1 rapport wltb ~ v.. y--.. -·-plili ...... _ ___._, ... ....._ AKC "' i-la .......... $12,.,9S, SALE for jusl * * I IUY * * -..-.... ..... · ..._. Mlle•••-_._, • "' .--. Pl.ANT SUOf> hall ume ctieaU 1'1Ua a =r:: ,.....,641-75'1. ss.2'!QRS88-~player Good med FunW fr G»U2 •I reverb, new. Wmled 1011 bGrn3-l4.CallW -1111. piNltlOD ID aalH to r..-p·.·p.poaUUanr-or'-.• 0ood. -----.... -----· roUs.S3.20.SALEforjust :etrc"•o .. es--OR urel lll ~..:...~inc Uble, S7S ........................ D<-'A.-.... ..,, ~__J ...... ..... I• IDINAL YSIS ,., .. ,-~ -•·-.. • ·-CtmS $2. ""-r bargain prieet .. w ~ ~._80l:.30, five TOPC•"'HPAJD uuu ,,,_, •----.--.... w, ... _.._ ...-..& 1alarw .... -•eel. co-..... t'-•-~ -s.,.• •rorvou """ doo ltb ll1bt -...s ~ ask •1 • ~ .... nm .. ..,,. couip .... part on Ampico, Duo-Art. -...,....... drawer w/ silent casters For llM!Jd furniture&. ap. r w · •• • llM,4YM forJ ~ rn1u100 atructure + tune. to b•IP cnaoace Welte players, tnclucilna MA.STBSAUCTIOM -excellent condhloo ptiances, workina or oot Canaries: llalea 121. c:.a _ __ _ ~ <All Rlta Zap fam.lly buaioeu. Call Bill grand piano&! Circus or '46 1616 & llJ.9615 9350. Days 6i3-KM. eves 957-8133 Femaie. SIS. SSUOCl Cnt.acal Cuie ~p. 1M"&-fJtM&k Wfa Soc. up.er JJ0°"'· 714 ISl 90~ lot ~ Sd-302I gans' Slot machines! ---------673-2712 fcrred.WtlllrtW'lf"'Uua In baDd tooll Lasuma llPJll Mus1c boites• Plus. hea1 Wooden de.It for sale.---------• tMSTAMTMOMlY 7•oldllale.lleq.lePup- Speoaky. fi\IU ume In Nlf\aet 111_..1 Secretary Part time, ~:i:f:t:?:;~R a free concert on the 24· with accessories . $60. Undbor1 Racquet Club For class nngs ... Highest p6el. AXC-Cllamp U.S . ..__Viejo. -bOoU~. lite typina. wide TaJ Mahal organ Call97t-161laftSpm. Tennis membe rs hip. prices paid. Buy ing "SLZSS.-5761 Pr .. s puaOD·AB Otcll ril.tn& Grutbo&stuwork Temporary 00 selUog. with ltfe s ize carved ~.CaJl714-823-S911. gold/salver . jewelry, ,._---.-n....-----.---._3111 C"amtra. Xlat u•"'-f-7., .. _... Lralo lo office. phone figllt'l'S and nearly 1ooc Elegant girl's 6 piece dental etc /\ppl -.....--WV7W " "" ---fl'OID holD!, dt:ar pnnt 11gh•d • ~-at"" J"ul ofl bedroom set XJnt eood. Au Cood.itJOOer. Lge. win-' · s ••••••••••••••••••••••• portlmll)'foreip.qualily · ---------~ '-""' .,... ..., anywhe r e W11l1am . tmaded~S.O..lllll.Sec relary . Trade 1n1. lleU1J uriented. MacArthur Blvd. 1 ~ Must Sff. S32S/bsl olr. dowtype.21,000BTI.1230 Laurence 9538193. 24 Co nsole Bebnang· aakfc.Tom. maguioe publis her ~7285.SS8:8lln minutes south or Oas ~ volt. used 2wks. $360, hrs matqany, tlOO/or be.t OPTICE lllANAMR . oeeds super·reUable or neyla nd. Th e re ha ~ 4Sle3:Mll • otfer.$45-9155'7, 7.._ 71~Jl-tl00 Fe. 31 e1:ecUbve auateun Qu,ality Coot.rol lnspector ganu.ed hard-worker for Tll tJh fl Solclton never bei!n anothe r sale Velvet sofa & loveseal. off WANTED: New or used Santa Ana. Seeking Ofaa&eCountymanufac d\&lleogmg mt.ereslt0g 13,75 br plus boouses to l i k e thi s! Want a wtute,bke new$400both. JohoW~yneTenrusMem-window with fram e dynamic, o11t1oin1 in· UD'er LI in need ol as .....,. No sh,:_ hand """' start. No ex.per necess fascrnatmg old tame self 847·86ll bersh1p, si ngle, fee ~"x47 1/4'Call 7Sl 8967 ae: r...1~ hne n .. ~ht Con ,..... "" · vv·-. No setbng Across from playmg musical mstru OlfOlJable. 957-lSSS d1v1~ual wbo e nJoya m....,.. .,._.. Y • o1 your time W11l be m oc A.lrport. 2·9pm call menl or a slot rnachim 4 Pc. f~ si:te bdrm ~t • Mlllical wortinc with fr for peo-l ro~ Cl erk w /s e Jf mamtaming carculatJori Ta.nu, 641-0189 or other rnechanacal anti m>. For more mlo, cull Goll Ch.abs. beginners set. W1 wh 8013 pie. ftespoosibilities in· mouvattOft. 'Ttus ts an ltst. Wide varif'ty of of qut>? Be here at 10 a m evs. 6 .~. 631-2334 4 woods. S drive Irons ••••••••••••••••••••••• eludes maoa&inl 6 leas· ;'"'~· op~rtunJty in a fice duties. Non-smoler TELEPHONE WORK ,harp' Mastt•r <.:hart:e Drexel coH tbl end chest Spaulding w t bag S70. CONN Director trombone inc, typin1, lite book· as ·1.rowiog co~pany preferred. Seft perm.IA and Vasa accepted. combined ne.;, SlOOO . ..,.,.,;.. ~3387 with case. Excellent con keepinc, • sen omce orrerina '"~urtty " nentpersoo.114.549--&183_ nrr~IDIE? auERIC _...., dition, $loo 67s-80S2artcr duties. Call Musha. growth potential. Wages --'--------~ Riii AN ea. firm + md wd tbl. Beautifully mounted &PM . TI4-IM-3SS'l hued on experience le Secretary for Ea crow of EARN UP TO occ chr. 673·8559 SallrtSb. ssoo. See lo ap---------- . qualifications. Phone fice. Exp. needed. Call INTEJNATIONAL ,_.. t ., .. ., ..,...... DRUMS by Ludw1•1• bgtll ---Cord. Swivel chair, Oak .... ~~·a e """~ " .__ ~: 714-540-4811. for appt. S52-4050, Toni. SIJ5 PEI HI. blue clear 2 f1 oor tom~. Baldwin Organ/cuaette player recorder .aad legson tapes. lillOO or of. fer. 962-:'189 · !pa1ftllg(i ... 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Used d1Ving equipme.n~ CaJys-o regulator, gage coosole. aluminum tao~. misc. equip. 751-8967 Ocean-Albacore poles • Sl6-Sl7-f t8 & S20. like new 548-9832 ....... , 1o, GAll£11ES desk/chair. Beaut. Sobd Cnb& Matlress SJO Patio a base 24", 3 Zalgren Alli time. Nut appear-RICIPTIOMIST Xlnl. working cond Maple Hutch. C.:hlld "s Umbre lla S2S Sewrng Cymbals. Roger's h1gb inc iDdividual w/valid nPIST SICalTAIYjmCl'T Part.tame evea1nt: ti792FitchStn.-i:t SolaSet.759-0(!M Mach. console '6Cl. T.V ha t comple te w ta ll Remington ?mm/Red· California Drive rs Neat, dependable. Qiata Mesa R.E . com· m-5521. l"iRe,CA.927l4 Sofa & Love Seat. SJ% 21" b/w SSO. F'roni door cases SSOOO~CJ C'all Jft heldScope3-9variable& Wceue. Hieb School nature person to wort in paoy bu lmmed. open. ---------Tet l714J 754-1777 Kmg mattress. box spr bottle glass top J6"x79' 6_~_PM ~7~4 1137 t;.W~ range rlllder f250/offer. •raduate. Apply 10 busy, diversified olc. nr inc. Good phone manner -----------. ~8&t2 a 0C · rt SaJ a ml.Wt. Minimum typin• ._ ~ - - - - -tnltS' S1SO Lawnmower _. DRUMS by Ludwau. h"ht nenungton 6mm 7118 ser. penon to: Mr. Fuentes. aJJ"pO • ary neg. spd ~ r-•• Jud-,__..~ -------S2S Man's ~ars btke bl 1 f " .. wllh 4 power weave r at Robert Bein. W'llliam Cal I Lauri Dance, : ....... .,m . ....., y. SOUCrTOltS CHAIR CANING ~ 546-8689 T~ Cat Camper shell for ue c ear 2 1oor tom,, scope& lnpod $190/offer. FrostllAuociates.1401 8:J3.T14S 754-T181. M. per bow' lO st.art + C a t t· 8111 6 46 -07 19 smJP.U SJ2S.Used refng a base 24 "· 3 Zah~ren Jvory Johnsoo410 s1de x Quai.ISt.NewportBeacb -REC--E-PTI--0-N_l_Sf_Z_P_M_-a.t.o~~~~~~~~-----_.._ .. _ ... _ .. _ ... _ .. _,._ .. , eeneivue bonus. No ex-dysteves Also furn re Teall d10 1ng set 60" Sl.'iO, Che5t of drwrs S3S C>mbals. Roger ~ ht~h Qde 3" MOO/olfer-. 9PM W d h S per neceuary' No sell fll\lShmg. Work guar. Hutch bufrei table w f2 9112 aru n.ta S20. corr·~· hat comp le te w 'd 11 962·""'89 ~UBI e · t ru un. .r--.o..•y.cw.r Int! Hrs. 3 to 9PM. Ask -•-6 h ._...,_..,O .., "" rase. alOCI OM0 .<.:11llaft ____ .. _, ___ _ ~ ~-Yacht. C lub. Type, --·-1--· A==imtefl 1010 -ves. c airs_ .SS1"'°'48 ........, .. 847-02.24 phaaes $4 hr Call d Financial loveatment forllr. Lee~s.506. ,.,... 6.~PM l7l4l 7;n~g TY ...... T!IM•E£ · · A · rirm for educators.~~~~~~~~~ ....................... Gcu;u S. 1055 Kini Ilia mattress ar box HIR.Sler'M lffl , .... -Sitter JS4 at~. 24 Personnel Communica· WANTED·Someon~ to ••••••••••••••••••••••• sprinca. SJ.25. Mu st sell for schoo l ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Daily Pilot has an _hn_.'"""per_d_a...;y_. _____ 1 tioos Dept. ~cretary. TILLB pul m a defr06l unal o MOVING SAU SJ6..6281 (,'ustom Les Paul with Beauu/w RCA 25" color immediate opening for Rec ptJ . t / 1 ( Xlnt typi"ng. Sh r..,.'d. Lq\ma Federal Saviiigs possibly a lamer 10 a FrOl'IUess Re frigerator ----------1 h.ard shell case. Xlnt iv. 2 yr wrnly, rree de-tra10-for full ta'm•, . e orus genera o . ~.. has 1mmed O""'nin°• for ("""'~nr an ·~ha ( C.:ond SS7S farm Rob ~... '" f1,... Pers bl f t "'-~. secretan"al -·per. ..,., -'""" ..... · c .. ~ nge 0 Freezer $200 Lit Capac• ,.._._ ""-· R T b livery Sl.24 64&-1786 permanent po'ltl'oo i·n ..... ona e, ron ~ .... F/T tellers ID Laguna a l:"t'>EE f~~or n good vour. vuuog oom a le &: 7CLl l"""' ...1r. Good a m·--. Non s -..... er p-· c n ''""""' 1 ty Washer & Elec Dryer 6 4 h -'-' our Class1f1ed Depart-uuice a~pe~ance. . rd.i::iuire<7m&tO-Om Beach ar Laguna Niguel workjng order 848 rro old S2SO ca Walnut c airs wHh llutr h ---St!lect YA MAHA demo meat. Must be able lD lypt.St. pt chlocation. branches.Expashelpful aft6PM1fyou w1Lldo1l Wa rdrob e 4 'x8' S90 Reta.ll$1200.W1Jl sella\ [)~um set American amps, tuners, cassette type ~ ..mm ltypu•o Salary S700-S850. 759-0313 but wiU train. Xlnl st.art· Ov rh d S ..,0 SllOO. Oneida Silver Grfl Custom Spl' ""1th new decks at areaUy reduc-" -... ..... saJ •· _.. General i:!lectrac 1·h·l· e ea torage -Cert f l SlOOO '" II h k h d ... "" test will _•dntinislered to fUll nme July & A"al.ISt mg .,. compn::nensave Walnut Cab l S • a ica e "' weal er an .: Pa 5 pnce5 Atlantic Music all applicant:>), 10 key ' -. SECIOlllS beoefll package Apply Stove & Oven Xlnl. $50 .,_ M tnhe 's"1g2~r seu at S7SO Otseo 22 Jukt> M7S SS7 _~_J -"""" -adder, handle phone•, Lo vely o f~•ce near al ,_.,.,,.el office, 200 673·6336&6429666 ..-xwang ac me " l:k>xs:MiO W1ll sellatS200 ~ .. .,,... .. ,., •· B · tol Co ..... --Garden tools, 8892 Mon 1 \'A' G learn com puter and """1lUll"' ns • st.a Ocean Ave, Laguna w CallSS.?-9553 •. '""'"· i.'rman mJrl•· TV, rad.to, phono com't...., Me&a S40-U05 TYPISTS ..,_ h ...... West. Hse Refnuc side b• trose Ave 1?Slm1ms\cr ~-h d ..... St • vv other general clerical · """'ac · ....-7541. t:.O E .., ,, 1194-4584 -.. ra5e an """' w Blk1wht1 also 25" color duties. Opportumt) for Re1>1PT1-..•ST side. 1cemakcr. etc S200 ----or best oHer 839 4394 TV EJec clothes dryer & d ---We are accept1n°. ilp J..,..,..., 675-5603 G <1 vancemenl and e x· MAMICU..ST placatiom for k>oi and ~ _ arage Su l!!, fur n . ~~--wa.shlngmach.7Sl·l076 c e 11 e n l compan y s bor1 term secretarial SEARS colds"'ll ref n u 14 builder.. s uppb1$, :.ten.."O R.1 J '9f DAJ &...-_.. 1015 ._.......... & .... .....a..... -benefits. Sala'"" com· Ptecialon Performance. "' .. ""'W" etc Sal onl • .. ..._ ......-,....--_.. --•.1 "'--Beacb.Call Jim po s a \ i o o s . cu. fl Copper color ......... · ,,.;u.u ••••••••••••••••••••••• EI Ill mensarate •ttb e 1:-,,.... .. _. Professionellsm ls a ~parate freezer. S!IS. Cata.bna Or, NB WANTED I I erl (I •¥•# perieace. For int.erriew, (TI4l S4C).,3B5S rrom 9A.M m&a. PleasaAt phone at That's ALL you pay nsu .u I e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,_.call:MZ-'321,m,_to_IP_ll_. _______ tilude. W'lde variety ol ~~12675-1 230, eves MOVING SALE·30"x60'" fora 1hreprooC1 v.nl\ lo\.'k G1unl 9010 m l8CW ld&fil5T back1rouod1 needed. . desk., otc chrs, entiq~ 30day ad it6-41f!1 ............. •••••••••• om., ••• COAST ',_ Call today '°' iDforma. w ANT E D. Lg e 'fl ht buff! t . • 0 fa " ell r . ia the Sb a r p s F . l s l p" 0 t 0 Wanted_ to buy 8'_ DincbY DAILYPILOT ~ ~ t~ tioa refrig. over /under de· r ecl in er • loveseat Coper, like new cood.. or similar type life boat. 330W. BayStreet poraey • full~--~ 557 MJt: 811rSTownCeot.er Dr. CM sign. F /'r', left side hmgc ~171 Ml,J Piil Equipped wa lh ever· Mu s t be reason•ble Costa lfesa TodSenicesatt7&-0164. ~ 646412_1 _ --UtUe M&M Softball Giant ~ 673-8700 pnce. (71417:'1-MG. F:q ual Opportuollyl•---------.J E.0.E. Hotpoint r eCrag w /to Rummage Sale July Sth SEl¥E( cJrire~-;;~hke-nt'; Natural Progressions Emp&oy:,e_r ___ RECEPTIONIST l"*l"'\.·Lln·· --· TOPLESS MODELS fre<:1.cr Old but clc·an. & 6 th • c 0 r n er ..... T89¥ I> chi"\, Ir~ (dbl£', d\.'~k:.. wtute waler Kayak Gd u ' $750AY. PAJD DAILY. nmsperlectl} 1;1J K2G9 Talbert/~.!~'~ - -~·-· 8»2!87 r~\'t rt~ ~~~ baga. $115. 'nM:corporat.eofficesof a TlMl'OiAl7Y~Nll SI~ no exp. nee. 826-2!183 Washar. c lc~-wo r h G'.'RAGE SALE FRI & DO IT NOW ' good r ""S. 5 ..... s513 or SAT. Orange Ave & 16th f'wtl 1087 lollh. U h'n• c•/ Newport Beach financial 37z3 IWcll s.r.... Trainee management for uo ........... -Pl. C.M. MZ-567• ••••••IUR.M•••••••151•••••••••• ~ 9'20 firm bas an openi.ng for a ••n•toriaJ ...........,.rauon. ~ R e c e p t • o n i s t . .. .. ,,,..... .._. .-675-21 J9 II 1070 -·••••••••• ••••••••••• Re9pomibllitie.s include Ol Gas Dryer, dean. works "' f IJTTBilS &at matotenanc:e. outbrd · d $65 548·8513 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• repair " canvas. AU/· answenng phones' and nPIST JRECIPT. ~ · or •lMMEDIATECASH• SELL Idle items with a 7 we9ls old with papers Cr aft Yacht Service. p tr Typist • Bookkeeper For mott information call 4rl54m. Corona del Mar. some light typing. We of. Secretary Penonable eapnl. recep· For Go I d , SI I v e r . Qaily Pilot Class1£1ed Ad IUO/kiUen Call ~96.51 fer icood salary and ...... Seacl•• Uoniat SiVaried REFRIGERATOR.clean, Platinum. Any kind, ~-5678. 546-2619 beoefrts.. 'Free f'o applicant. Top duties l ing TWX works good. S75. MS-851 cond., amount. Daniel r--------..!.:=;::;;::;:;;;:;:;::;:;:;:::;:;::;:;:;.L:Sell;;;ldJe;;;;;i:;te;ms;;;;;· ;;;;;;;;;oi;642;;·56'78~ l t t d l' lep.I rum weata penon rm chine oper , pulse or 548-4485 548-~ n e rea e app 1cants with lood skilla •aper. type camoae. Typing, a.s- - - - - - - -please caU: P!ueb office. CoaveoJeat slatinl penonneL Good location. To $1,300. Abo beneflla. good salary. PARTTIME ,. llEAT 9AMto2PM or 4PMto9PM lee jobs. CaU Carol Buck, P1ea11e call or come in for EquaJOpportunity ~$C!Ol,Snel!in16Soell· inLer'view. Plessey Semi Employer N.JF iJJg ol Newport Beach Condaactor, 1641 Ka..aaer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~I Agency, 4340 Campua Ave, lrvine. 540-9979 R.E.SaJes (licensed) Dr. Typ /Re c p /t 2 o r 3 Desks available! Make days/week. 8-5. Type your best deal. Blue Chip i.i11"'1111111o1_.....-.... ,,.._. ..... __. so.pm, phones fr filing. Properties. SS?-4436. sectllTdY Erp. only. 54~ Call Duane Weqeler. Sec'y /WPO. Mag card, _between ___ s._1 ____ _ x.lnl type, law ri.rm N pt RetiredCoupletoManage Ct.r. Waiters • Waitresses a small 14 Space Mobile F'reeto Applicant wanted, e •pen e nced . (714) 752-ll.84 Home Part m top area o( Irvine Penl9flDl?I Aaency Apply in person, Sk.inny Colla Mesa. Couple must 488 E. 17t.b, Co.ta Mesa H.avm, 9901 Yorktown, _,. ... Lot lJ 11111 be capable o f light~Su~wi~· e~UM~~~~842~·~14~70~_HB_··-------- .TI-• C:lrc•l•tloa dwes, read meters. col· r-WAITRESS . Waiter . T-........ ,_.. lect rents etc. an ex· busboy. Exper"d. Pvt ... Kia a¢ to -chan.ge for a lovely L2x40 ••SECRETARIES•• club. Nights. 760-0221 ,-fwnia.bed Mobile Home FC,RE, TTO,SIO 121,000 ......... W_. 5lir-I. or have your own late l\dmi.n A.at. R6D $ll.-> Waltresa w /car for wicker ptW., 19 • T-• rmdelmovedtolbeopeo 1'UlJChgTB/RE$ll,OOO basket lunch service. Cit C#u S.. Of.. space. Position available AppointmenlOlllY/Ji'ree 9:J0.1 :30PM. 'Moo-Fri. flee _. ,_.--._ apProx Aug l, 1980. Fine , Li&Rel.oden/\lency Earn 112.S·Sl.SO weekly. md .... __. "-opportunity to supple· 4G>Bircb, Estab '14 Muet be neat, Penona· Sears Kenmore washer & W e b u Y G 0 L D . dryer . G reen. Works st'ERLlNG SILVER & g . 135(). 7Sl-801S. SILVER S's Wall pickup. -'-----------· ~ Se 19 cu ft white ref rig, ----------' side by side, ice maker. Cowiterfe1t D\amoad. like new. $400. 546-6343. fuU cts, brUl.aant cut Sl99. ltK gold npa. ~S\89 17 cu ft Frigidaire upnghl Mu, 1 1071 frzr. new compressor. -•' IC, SJOO 846--9604 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . TRUC K Spray booth licyc:IH 1020 OeVWbilJ, I yr. old, ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Iona ll 16' high x 22· wide I For sale: Boys 20m bike Offer. Rebuilt Steam Good cond. SJO. 898-0117 cleaner, Electromahc after 5 :30pm llMI0.00. 213· i11-2070 c-raa& 1qm,..... 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kowa Super 66 2\1',x.2'4 SLR with 8Smm lens . 12G-220 back.& lhree lens filters. New, packed 1n original box. HoneyweU ~trobon ar model 6SC with cord. used. All ror $425. 759-0060, CVt.'S. F1u Marllet Sale, sav- ings up to~ oa wekhn~ •cutting equip. &rinders •grinding wheels. weki.I 1og machines. wekhng rod. etc. First come,' F\rst served. Huge aav.I logs on everyt.hin1. Sate; ends July 3rd. ment your social securi· Newport Beacb,m-lllO ble fr energetic Call for r••r f••lly, ty income. For info and '7t-0'747 aft lOAM tor Oxygen Service Co. 2m2 Placentia Ave. Colla Mesa. CA . I 9 11, • ....... .,. ·m•-.. ewcall"'-·-....... Yastuca Camera 35 ml ...,.... -,....., _,.. with so ml lense & ••W We,.,....., . SECY /BXPR, part/full WAREH ~ZIOml auto zoom. $40C !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •• ,.. ••• c••· 811 " BRO provi~ed ror time, R.E. Co. Cdll. OUSE CLERK. or offer. 962.:f189 ... ,... ... 1 ...... Sl'h1dytosllanLidobm SaJarynea.f'I~ F/Ume sumrrwr. ~per vev • r w/aame. Could wortt out necessary . Boa ti og Cds' IOJS ...................... . FIND VDUR NAME WIN TICKETS WORTH $15 "THE WORLD FAMOUS'' WHITE STALLIONS of VIENNA 111eROYAL LIPltzAN STAI.LIONS r· ~ ANAHEIM CONVEN110N CENTER July 11 ... 8 p.m. days. ~14. SERVICE StaUon atteo· lmowledle helpful. Call ....................... UMIGA•I TA•S Sailboat Instructor t-Y l:w1pe:!:~~.~ = llEOartneE/11' FH549·987l PE~ Kittens, CFA ftomyourbuainess carcl.1-:=========================:f needed in Npt Bcb, 25-27 ' Chenoa. 804 S. Coul --regiatered, champ. line.. ~ p1':8 ~~~~;~ "' crublal aai.lboat.. Ptr i:e· Rwy.Laa. Beb W.tdq llaoa1er, Dry 638-9308 return perm•nently cl wbda. MS-1100 Oeg4n1 Plant, Newport Do,. 1040 iie:aSed attnctlve taa • SHOE SALES. Waated, Beach, Ea1t Blurt ••••••••••••••••••••••• strap, meetln• airline f\all or part time. Good a...-.. 2547 £ul 8.luff KEESHOND Pups. AKC 1.1>. requlrermnt.a. ~ DISW~ Co. benefit•. Pature Dr .... -Oiamp sire. M/F. Pet 6 Wiit lou 6 theft! For a Elitn eeeb llolr, mire-~· poaltlclal pout· wwmftw -·T-s how . P v t p l y , pencea»..t Lal me meat tacome. prom ble. Apply Ill penon bet. ~~ -m-·IJi&SafU""" wallpaper, fabric o IT'S EASY! Look for your name and address ln today's clas1lfled attUoa. If you find It. ull 642·5'18 Ext. %12 and we wW arraa1e for you to pkk up your tickets at tlae nearest office ol tbe DAILY PILOT 1bari.D1, liaaaclal iD· tam 6 uam: IOT1 8 . l"Ulltlaaalftcejob. Hilb ,_, r-·· "o.y Glo" paper 6 w ~veu. NEO UFE J.lril8ol, c.11. SeMoJ craduate. Mat be Wanted youn1 German .W Nd: 6 trim your !::=::==~=====~=========:z:=~;::=;=;=;::~ diartbutor leokbaf for .... aad eet.bmiutlc. ttiort haired polnler, Up. Or try two cards r • ambltioua, eaeraeUc StaUoner7 Stora la AIJllll:I la ,._ Lo llr. ~&e. Doee aot bave to bec:ttobec:k. people to build aal" Oarcmedllllar...-a· ~at Robst Belo bavepapen.W,.....7122 PRICES: ·------._.callNlck,..._ pr'd ••l" lad1. hU WlWam f'toat •A•· llfter'lpm. 8eaors1• -:-:-------;..=•:..: .. =::::M=IM=-----1 ua., 1 claJt. Xlllt ""· IOdlae. 1401 Quall St. 4Jlt.a11Sl.toea. Ptrdlcm .. ..-..... LADY ........ --~rapedelbn. NrlwjlGltBeach. Cotker Spaniel. AKC 8/ltap$l.llOU. 17 ID ,.,.08 at •• C.:'* to .urt. p:; cit ·=.ITl-1111 1D9le. Buff. H"tyu. 10ormonSl.40ea. ...... la ..._ 1IGI n -... i ........... Mw t n 1 M Champion blood-line. SaleeN0TuCAIRDncl1uded ·-r --"""' ... ..., 11111!~-~-..--•••l •••-•••••••H•H••••• Houatbtolr:en. Good ......... ~. -E. 17t.b a .. Stoel .... owroo• Adpu 1001 W/Cblldreo. f.400 /or Draw,.., own"" lend ODula-.. ,._ rw local ._... .. --••••••••••••••• would comlder 11vlftc to .... ........_ pbaae ..._...,.-.dp/lf• ..._.. ..... MU-. a qaallfled bo••· we'U .... wcard ... _.. ............ 0..~•••1ftla. ...IMDel'.-&R m.'11b.. tll-Addll'eaeh. you ~ · l:lp. pn1..-W llO& ABBEY llDd cback or__, we,_..~, D•llY • ..... ua1 ApplJ ta Alft'l,.'EllALL alb·Tlu AKC p..,_ trt wto: Plat atUIW Ada 1.o -·-""-•• ...... • .................. • ...,, __,_ a .... ........ _,. ----n• rmdl U. ar_,.•eo.t _.._...,.. av ..U ,._. •--, DellJ JO.t, l'H 10..t ~ -· -. .-. rw1 r""'" ......_ lillm -.tt1 .,..._., ell._,,.,_..., OPDIJal74,1M . P.O.loalllO' ,.._IOM78 Nl•~tlm. low UMWwm•--Ave. uu, lidle .._ wt&la 8 Colta ...... C•.- pla...,_ ••1 ••• '*1 iie ._ ...... OlrdanO"'" SN.am DlllJPUa&ci_.,,...M. 1WllO 11 ..... " ... Ad. to1171. • . • . i .. \'ou can be a .. " .., ... WINNER -e . .. .. I ~-.. l .. I . lut by 1eDCUa1 u1 your name and .. .. address ud by watchln1 for your . name In tbe claulflecl ad1 of tbe . .. . .. Dally Piiot. I :· I . -;i:.::=-~lreut. a'J:• ,m~&nt • . . .. . . · 1 . . . :Oupon 8DCl or 'T:'&;. UIL o ls . . . . ay . !J~ : t1aulfled Depart.-, Dilly Ptlot 219 W. S.y Street, Colla ..... CA na1 \ . . .. . ' J • ;~\!cf$ I """It':'/ .... W,./ tt7t ........................... ,. ....................................... . Orr ,.. ~U.) H•JJY 1r•· a••u ...... ,, ....... ..-, ..... , .-or ................ "" . .,.,, ... ~~ .... IOATWO. ....._,..,~ .... pert pal11&1 01 Ir •• I ht l Hla'e..t q1&•l •lM •' · tKM p nau. N•JI! ..... • 11\119o .... ~ u. .••• , ........,, hh fma -.mo tac'._..., ~ ft&Mt l.I' m ... -.?:._i....T1411M 59t m ... ..,. .. _ l I • " I d e • ' •• I •• alAp U&Jl•W.. lluot ''\'r1 l•n011 " A villi I lltlw 18 ••<'hanie '°' '™' rtt.art. for~ .U. ol J u f'I jJOW9r boet te6-&311Q b ..._. .... dw lo <'an ~ Ach'NtW.'11 hm Md9n u U tor d4- 1a1la l U Ul ~111 o 10 f!Wpurt Slip. -~ ...... ft 6&21300 --- I ,.._., ~. HH ,..._, f1'1M lllfu tN -...1111e,,.1u~r. •• DM.Y"°' llf He• et tee e e e e e e e e e e e e e e ........ I e • etee eeeee •• •eee I t tt te• I et It te ....___, .. --4pd ' "1N l I U I Od M911.... t7ff 9111 -~--.......... trtM , ...... u..4 ~ .. • '"' ... c ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••• • ................................................................. .. , .., -...u .,;;;~:;,....,,..~:;·;.;;;,,up at '1• ¥a1Ra 1 t17f C.-.afla Hll .. t'ont Wuodo• t tnf'ftl, IU.000 Al.Ml a Mnck-1 A tuwn a11d •11 l dr, r"ALtUPd . SIU,UUO ~•a.a 41 P'ord l>4!1UJI ~ 'ou11t' ~ r .. alurwic Nake ulft"rM) ~l3 ~ p l'tld ht ....................... ..-•• r.............. .. .................... . QIAIAMClltt :-~~:: ;uit ~:II IO-IOl8D dlea • •K ml '11 VW But. 31.000 m1, 11 Yt AU• Homeo1. _ 1 ..... -... ·-every option, mint ~••an. 1ter eo, 1ttru M\JSTOOHOW• -· .... ._.. -afle ~PM 11.ACH llWORTS .w;--t727 ....,. ' _!llOI>~ )48 (MM .. Dove Street ....................... '5 dl1 9710 WANTED '74 VW Bua NEWPORT 8.:A<.:H •-••••••••••••••••••• conv't for 1nsut 1llmnt UJ..-otoo YISIT YOUR 76 POaSC.. a 74..58. 9121 ~~~~~~~-1 .._. '101 Ol.Altal COAST s spd . w ,1., Only •1• '72 vw ttua u pc1, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• H~D A Mi 19lOPRY>. brakes, baltl!ry, muffler. • ••r• ••• rate• .~ ... ltH MODI&. T i) 2 dr flo1t • JMSpd. A/C. "" "' IOI McLARee INC. l!ng111~ resnlect Good f\aJJ Steel Body 'It.em>. ou eoa. paint etc. fi9>00UAITllS ~ N Beach Blvd tires. Loc*s sharp, runs SUPS ('..ompletel,y ltttbwlt 73t ~?'3 _.,,,.... IOOd FUii m alnwnance -........ a-9A ... O ....... -lDWSlreetltod •-.ooo. ------JOD•Y.1.1.1 (SMJ.No.olSAF'wy > __._.. 1 - ----....... 9712 "' Lau.... 522 ............ i.6,000m . $2200. ZIJ-lia'T Corvette, '80. su.ao or best offer. Auto. l.A8. loaded. lo ml. brown w !beige ml. aftec 8pm --·•••••••,••••••••1 . Pvt Pany MS-5813 -w • .....,..._ .-..&II"• · 752·8011 or 494 3100 art. •• t •"""'--16 'lllll..A -••••••••••••• •••••••••• .... y .... ,.. I I ~ ' ~ · _,, nm 1\ 0 I t•lca ~a.. SAJ..ES•SERVICE Por '16 911.S, 5spd. map ....,m 11u11. ~I 1 p 1 a N 8 . ·•-••••••••••••••••••• ... • 9140 OLDSMOllU ster cau, anal. slvr, im -,..;....._------- 9 - 7 - 7 - 2 !!;:1~1ru 1 1•000 C~ -.S./ •••••••................ H-......D... mac $13,950. P .P -iliif t I :ZO '71 baJI L<Hl Lui bu t·haraect """ • 64G-1948eves/Wkends. "•••••••••••••••••• .. • NEW ~. 2.200 mi •• 1Uver. 714·~1-9205. •. t\Jel•I • "T7. ~ be.ea Mlb, 20 br'll Ml.* 80.\ T o,.~ TH & llONTl SPtx:lAJ.. OUR DOCKS• Nwpt Yacbt Elli' ·-••••••••••••••-••• 400 Tran• .. up..-rchtan & • s1 • U OAIMlY GoMC TIUCIS ----------1 YOLYO blk.. leather. Auto, mosl Show U81114H UHIA AMA 2950Hubor Blvd. il 914, xlnt cood .• after 5 oe>llons. Sll.500. '37-6397 LIASI IACIC -8 35·3 I 7 I C06T A MF.SA 33K orig mi. SALIS. SBYICl aft 6PM • wbda. Youa IY 4 WllMI Drh" 9550 , .. t uu1MAn:o.wv1HGMACMtt1C 540..'640 n•-346-7435 AND LIAS,... e--.a .a. t • ••••••••••••••••••••••• pd pli ,...,....n.,•AS DELIVERY "'l'"PIOfllS-'llmllll.__...... ., .. '7t ford Bron,'O Ran.ct.·r •USID IMWi• "TT WAGON. llJnt rood '679l24-s . s t pea gm vYc.nor. "'nl 1•~~.. .....000 t·~11 AMt .. 'M cass. 28,000 in1 $5650. No rust EXPERTS lmo-l.llOO .......... 9040 ....................... C1 I "ll ....................... lt11SCUAI 1'wt.n 330's , 130 hours , ~ Pn pty lk1t VI fer! cau 546-L2IOO c M0n f'r1 days>. 731 "216 '<~P • weeilendsJ ~rcwJerry --- "3' Gr•n Manner lull) eqwpped, beaut1full} ma1nta1ned . re ady to cnase o r ltve aboard Shp may be available "2' W ~i'SAU.. 7) l>rlced 13~.ooo unde n\kt Total CW1tom1zed r..w wwld crwsmg BOA o .. · T Ht.: M ON TH S P E c' I A I. 0 U O Ut'K S 11 Sll3 ,50U Ne wport Y J t'hl ... x ch.mgt' 11141675 UIOO l7'Tcry_. '44-0141 --~-~---~- •N\'t uµ to S?.llOO Ousi.wn11~r •Dal":. l'1o1\ M J 111 t.ell.u>ct' •European Fly Ul l\l' Chenlele -4 U>c-allOOb Lu IU "'"' -~ i33 OCScpe, m1nt<OSS9 1 o Jv) i; 30 Spm 640 0012 ·74 2002 Tu s, R 103321 SJ.500 644 o~m 213 ~ 211 ib f~ Runtier lu n11 tdt'1o1n Artl·r Sµm , 5'&11 6.:K) Tndls 9560 ·n 320l 4sp. air<294SX ~ > T7 530!.A mtnt l 1008 > "Tl 630cs1 c 456.5XG J i8320l 4 sp. :ur 14228> -------·n CVCC. :.unruof & A c. '72 !lllT To.rga, need xlot cond $4 .-1 00 paint. all~:. 5 :.pd 549-8043 $7450 213 59:f21 IO IARUllCE VOLVO i83210tA, air 16095 1 '76 aut.o wagon. ,\ \1 1-·:\1 '7M 5JOIA loaded IS4til!l st.eroocass. A 1C, 40K 1:n1, '79320! 4 sp S IR 181116) st.J rad.taJ ures. CB aotl!n Serv~ you I rvtnl". ~,an •• •• • •• • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • '79928, slvr blk lthr 5 !>pd lo rru. louded. Must sell , 1966 Harbor Blvd C~'TA MESA '46-'303 540-9467 Franc~t:u& M1am1 DALE S RV RENTALS. INC For further info (;a II ( 714 I 5S!l -44·Ui Mr L1:.s111•r '79 T oyol.J ~ Ton long bMt low miles $4~ CitJI for info 675-9972 i 4 Ma.J.da P U w /camper shJ Hblt eng New trans Sl700/bst 673 ~17 --- ~5281AS1R C216l5J '79528i loaded 102561 na, SOK m1 warr $3300 make ofr 993 2269. 68 14S W•1on . perfect 9'J3..1485 oond, 26mp1t 4-spd, ong s.6-2.586 CJowd s.ndlrp Gorgeous red 91 lS. ·n -------"---·I,,._. 97JO stereo t•assette. 29. owner. pam~red car. all !lttV. records. Best olfer, must sell 548-2597 C>llANGE C()Ut(Ty'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu. su.n roor. air . s11.ooo OLDEST '67 Jaguar XK ~ 4 2. 645-1682 TI VOLVO Wagon, rwu '72 XR7. cleitn, bl.k w/blk mt, AM /FM 8 trk, AC. Sl295 673-8532 Dodp 9'35 ............•.......•.. ••• .hlhM•tow 25()01 Via P~la Laguna Nigud You are the winner of two rree t ickets ($1!'. value), to · 11....,~ Pu111nc1ng puss1 ble S80,000 Jack Curley .534·1505 evenings & weeke nd s, 642 4J2 l weetdays •DUFFIELD ELECTRIC BAY BOATS ~~~~--~---j 1978 Outsun King Cub. Holiday 9112' cah<l\'t'r w camper ~11('11 . 59.!176 '·Ir. Sl'"'"'' m1 . $3,250 Al-'>U. hardtop, wire whls, xlnt good, some body worll cond. ~ 644 7681 "TT 9115. wht. on blk, :.un Sl500. Doo 548-4288 or root. air. leather, SC Al M7·9212 ec.-.•Ghlo 9714 loys w 1P 7's, AM /f'M -.---------1 ••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • ••• ('ass. p I \\' • I() ad(' d 00 Vol VO 544. f'UllS good. THE UrtllAN HottSISHOW July 11 , 8f'M ANA.Jn;1M ------is' DUFFI ELD I::LEC 11UC BAY BOAT, XI.NT COND 673·2253 camper, u e rk!w ....,.,, um1 Dat~un K1nx Cab. ~ 9574, 644 _24!M w l'8mper i;ht•ll. 52, 758 Sales-Serv1ce·Leas1ng Rov CcrYer ,IK. Convention <..:enlcr T1ckt.-t..-. may he d<11m .. -.1 hy l'allin~ 642 Sc>lll, u t 272 un9 .. Roam A Bout" for mi $-i,().IO Gull wkduys, standard II' truc·k bNl, 8 5f'M 714 S47 IS>l45 Rolls ~Yet! BMW l.540 Jam borer Newport Beach 64G-6444 iJ Karman Ghia COO \ 't $16,900 080 Mu:.l sl'll liOO. l.Jte blue .. ~xt'l'Pltonully tJus wknd ' 645 8171 clean 2 n e w tin•, ---------661 871S 01vorc1· ror'ct'' ~.t ie 1971 Porsche ~llT. xtr '75Volvo,2A2GLmdl.cn~ 28' LUTHRS SPRTFSll '70, bristol , teak cockpit /oak parquet cabm sole. s ingle ds l. 700 Dll range. below mkl at Si25.000. Nwpt Yacht Ex chan~ '714) 67> UIOO new c pts. drps $450 '7J GMC '• tun. µts, p b. On/tM/bay lie. ~1420 .or. d ean ~00 or b!>t Abllolutcl) mu't 'l'll sharp. ma gs. 5 ~pd . & Lill dot cond. $2800 -* * * Sarnflce SSfAXl ~ 617 SBlOO 080 714 835 4 Jeff.f.61 7351 Ford 9940 or631 7799 11fl t. or 714 754·-1760. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----J Laune ~Used "7li LTD 1_.ncJ,w f.ci.i<h'd Come see & test dnve t Motoriud liiles 9140 olr H4H Hl'J2 __ new Edison Elect r ic ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • • . ~ IOI McUIEH'1 packet Surrey U>p model MOPED · N e w Pu t' h ~G~t: .tX.t h'> di )'.•, T · & a oew hardt.Dp version mopeds S39 down $2. !lfiOOCVW -i !>Ix.I. relo( ..:a:., $ '69. nu paint . ..:ood int.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 ;,101·z w S2 !t 5 11 run!> 0 1\. SJ500 orfrr '74 914 2 o Appcaran<'e G-.. 990 I Whls Ulr &15 29b:J 21.l-834 1739 urt 6f' M 1 11.roup .• la~. Best over •••••!•••••••••••••••• -\f u•I w/Wandows&sunroof' mo oac rrom S3H!l StOOO l.1 ke 11\'"r i.IJ) NEW . Mopedland 2255 llarhor ll~l'n l\. 1>:11 Ul!l.d d} '· 3:1' Chns Cran • .:d l'<>nd M u s t s ..-11 du e t o r o r cl'los urr SJ200 6'5-7673 BOAT PRICES Bl vd. CM !lbO 2196 l·vi·' i ik Flf''>I J :-,p.1rt , '67 Karman G!tto-J. rcbll ~ Call675·7903 NOTHING OVB "4:11 l>alJ~ l'11m111~ l.11.1 BSON Beach Bl vd l'ng. nl'w brk:.. n c'"l '78 924 Wire v.hls, ~u.nrt. $4995 rww man) t•xtra .. lo m1 STAATAT$9500 MotorcydH/ 1965 i"OH I> F l:1t bt'd <Ast about Scoohi• 91 SO Staltebcxl) ~··· Jt JIO ':'-l LA HABRA Pdlnl. S3000 bi.t u rr AM F M td JH·, :, ~ ~ 'l'J17 M ,... r SAC". .. > 675·11ClS7 traru.ft.'f'able """rr 17 \1 opl.10nal BMWdsll -··••••••••••••••••••• Euclid Jl SurJ S tor e 15' I ,,o 0 c wy MAIHS '71 (1JldXl1· ,\ I' I' ~ 17141522.5333 Mada 9738 Sll .200 1133 5344 <Jr f' H ..:0o,.l11n ... Sl 20IJ .. * • NmtcyM..-tt Ul829 Santa Marla 717Udo,.t1Drh•• f'or Sale/Trade 1!173 Sl.000.~71Ul Sunday by Appt. ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ~ __ __ AUTO CENTER 5..S7 i;;.i4 Be neath Kawasaki 250 Enduro .. --, -- LldoSb.tpyard crane Willcons1derHonda90o 66 Oodf!l' '.Ton Truck ~~~!!!!!!!!~!!!'I 75 9t4 xlnt ('()Od 1T14 n, 142:5 Baker Street F'ounlaln V.Jley lOOCC Bike. 751-8967 JUI V8 cnj! J wd lran:. ~/olrt'r l'i:ll 2m 2 •79 IMW 633CSI Sliver with black leather Executwe Car miracle mazda xtra~ 646 1785 a nd COSTA Mt:SA 'tiM LTU Stat W.:n. gocJd l'f•f)(!ll1uo j:><Jwerful cng, lRX) f>W. I ll4:; You a.re the. wl.nner of two free llcllel!I ($15 value>. to 14'HOllE 77 SUZ GS750 Bags, R a c k 549-26518-5 1-'a nng ------ S 14 O 1.972 El C.immu SS. very c;harp, run~ 'tmnc. tak mi: orrcrs 1>4ti 6160 673-4013 540-9202 Gd cood, l750 or bst orr 673-79211 or673-9128. IOI Mc.lAR&l lK. 850 N Beach Blvd Rois Royce 975' AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE UrtllAN HOISISHOW J uly ll. 8PM ANAHEIM 28" Wooden Sailboat. many sails, ru11 cover Im Yamaha 650 Sp..•" . . ----. -~mi, xlot rond SLllOO 71, OaL'lun, rcl>ll. cni;c, 71 !J68.JSL2 i'ord, "'• Lon. XI. r. needs 15 M1 No or SA Fwy l La Habra 522-~ 2150 H..tMw lhd. •t DEAUR IN U.S.A. ·73 AMC S portabout Costa M.so '4S.5700 ROY 4S,000m1. Xlnt. cond ~ l-"l1....,ta. only :JK m1, fa1.'t ""'llff . s nrf w ixtra top. A:'tt , t•M K trlt stert•o. si.,al nr maL'>, pen t:oml $900 t ake-ovt•r fld) m enb Mu s t :.e ll t:oovenlton Ccnkr 'l'ickets may be clu1med by calling 642 5678. ext. 272 ... 1t $1800 645-4817 -------. 15' Laser. good cond . 759-S571 days, 675 9822 ~Vl'S. 10' O'day, m ain. jib, 1971 ZS FT. o/b, trlr, $350. 'ACE ARROW rn:1tor $91'>11 645 5784 Vans 9570 ····•···········•·••··· ·74 CllEVY ~d m ech cond Neb body work & tuneup. 6 c· ~I . 3 sµd Sl .250 548-4537 '80 320i 4ll mth. Lease F'ully. Factory Eqwpped (587(2) CARVER Stereo c a n . S tick ;3 RX2. New enu, r lutch. r adials Sl995 /0BO ,.. ROUS·ROYCE I SSZ-7898 battery, need s body lMO J~m~~ ---------- wor k $7 5 0 /0 ff(·r ='11uc11 Mell 9910 u-...~ 494-5788. ,.._ __ _. ••••••••• ,............. ........,. ~' Mlf'cHH----..... ----9-7_4_0-1 ClO~O SON01'YS '7S Sports Reita I, runs ··;,·~~~~~~;·;;;~·.~·· ----------1 good. clean. S1950. By RR '58 Bentley. LHD. A owner. 2181 l Bushard St. NEWEST ~ 1935t•vc' 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eves: 675-7477. MODELC 1979 Sear ay 197, 19'. ---------i Sleeps 6 l-0 8 on Gal.Kho AaifosW..tH 95'0 ChevtOMC 22Shp v 8, CB 8aod.it 17' Sloop, alps 2, beds . fully sell con ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 cb port VHF'. tape l!ghts, OB, trlr. + a ll lained. roof a ir cond . W};PAYTOPOOL.LAR dttll, cover, rull cur xtru. Ltlte new $2550. generator , AM /.,.M for t.opused cars fore1gn, taan&. landem whl trlr, kl 1 . 8 7 t . 6 5 • 6 eves . st e reo cassette, C B domes ucs or classics IC $156.77 MONTHLY .... * ·At.11Chrb....._ 2174 Pactf1 c Apt. C. beautJlul car! Compare KB. 90-6631 LINCOLN M EU<:t;nv w /other s . Sacriltc ----------01-:AL~R.SHIP '16,000. xwnoo. P .P '78 Ell. Wgn amlfm. cb, by FLADEIO£ Costa Mesa 846-741• cass. xlnt cond. 38111 mi. U:-ICOLN·MI::RCU RY • hrs. Make oHer . Fred or 1·5216-6925. dys 770-0324 rad.to & only 33.200 miles your car 1s extra clean, Rob.SSl-6982evesonly. S13.~. Please ~all for see us FIRST' plus tax. •8 ·mth . OELtOAC Cap. Value. Sl l.7lS , Residual . 16443-25, Cap. Red. S271.S Total Pa y m ents $7976.64 J UST $3464 08 DELIVERS You are the w1Mer nf two rree tickets <SIS value>. to THE U"llAN HOISISHOW July 11. 8PM ANAH EIM '62 Bentley SH . good _1521 __ 1)1:1_1._s..t_~ __ . ----16-IBAutoCenterDr mechanical cond1t1on '77 Bu i c t LeS•bre. SD.,'wy·l.aUte fo'oresteiut ll000.848"'386 lllOODroof. full Power, JRVINE 26' Se.aray two 470's .. all extr a s, 80 hrs. very dean. f1nanc1n~ avail 640-9738 an 5 flipper Sailboat , ideal for showing by apPolJltment children & beginners. on July 14, 15 or 16. Call xlnt cond Bes t offer 1714t 552-7135 takes 1t 675 1997 20· Sloop, sips 2. ru11 keel, •WE RENT• 36' Island Gyl)!'y Trwlr. rnahog over oak. ~ood '78. twn dsl, rada r. a uto cond Mus t ~ell $2,000 pilot. l!l'n, AC. :J o,tal\' ~ 7427 •Your Motor Horm·• Top Slo YOU· tax bend11 ... W1• do ma mtenann• fr1·l· Stnce 1972 rull rer!t nm. well kept. SJ19.500 Nwpt Yacht Exc h STh-1800 36' Uru.O.ite art c·ahm, t wn Ouys 330 llP, Onan j!l'n. 6.5KW. lo hr::.. $49.500 Nwpt Yac ht t:x c h 67>l800 M' llOBI E L it, ftnt' ron1I. 1nC'I '.;; tratlt•r Sl ,100 fr44 0677 Uale's HV Rentals 559-4446 ------ RENT MOTOR llOM I'. LASER 1977 While xlnt !750 ~ 2346 () •. $25() wk + G· mill' ~I( rani:e "' rotit 645 2283 ('Ond1t1<>n -- llob1c 14'. 1ra1lcr. s111lhox. ~·or S ale 76 t::x1>l11rt•r M1n1 :a·. rear l'>lllh, awn tnf!. roof & r·<Jb i11r ... ins 1. xlnt cond $9000 OHU 640-0010 many exlra!t, excl'llc·nl Ready fur the s~as11n cond1t1on $12!>0 OBO. Century Bay Boat, seal" mu.st sell 661 2ff77 6. natural wood rm1s h .. -.:--U buy U·winn ·77 Brave S2800. 675·9137 KITE 12 Ft, 2 s ails. 25· aU nu mt & xlnt 1 ond l5'80STONWllALI::R running Rear, dolly.• A .b e a ut y ltJI !il lr1. S4SO Ca ll Fred itl ~8 tO hp Mere w/?.S hrs, 7~llJO. after &pm call•----- stereo. tlr, covers. Tom 542.3797 Trailen. TnsYef 9 I 70 64.S-0222 ----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... S K I PJ ACK • full y HOBIE 16!frailer Double' 17' Campmg Trailer ex ""' Trapeu/seats FUU Cov· eel le n l <'on d 1t1 o n eqwp, tw10 Volvo eng, ers. White S a1ls/W10. MOVING $1495 fo'irm ·lllnt cond Only 1.28 hrs dows S2000 With Colored 547 3182 oewSZS.000.675-783S. & White Sails. $2300. ------- MOVE UP·3S' Flybndge _962_·_31_7_o _____ _ IWlo SerTk•, , .... & Acceuorin 9400 twm screw <Sportlisher. •79 Coronado ts used 4 Sl6.500. Or will take Umes. like new. ~. ~~1~ to u · trtr ----~--· -----SRYICIDIPT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Open 6 Days A Week llAHOGANY Cluaic 19' IMh. Slips/ Mon.-Fri. 7:30-S.30 Century. xtra sharp. Docb 9070 SalW"Uys 8:00.S:OO i&.500. PP 646-0ta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A"-c~. SLIPS AVAILABLE 2929 HarbOr Blva. BriUah Dory. 8W. xlot Sailboallonly. Delaney's CoetaMesa ~ood. $8SO. 645·SOOD, Restaurllllt area, up to 546-1934 JO'redericlLS. 27'. Rest.room, shower ... --------- Ice machine Incl. -S ... YI$ \tam Ad Help'? 642·5'78 ~.ask for One SSA ... • • WITH USID r.an Imported CU' part.a Ill PORT Atrro SUPPLY 101 N. lllUlcbeeter Anaheim '771-990( VW bumpers, SZO each. Set al 4 ma1 rtma. $.'50 .._._, windableld, re- ar. 115. 2 14" Una, 1d treads, UO each NMMI. 4 RI.Im mla1 tnlck. Brand new Ure. 1100 for alL .... 1 ....................... IJIPOltTA.NT NOTICE TO READl!:RSAND ADVERTISEAS • ---------t x.lnt.. ~. ~2111i210. OC' IJ0-7000 s.. 9760 m..uoo. •ft &pm ---IOI Md.AU.. IK. 8SON Beach Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~-...:..____ I 910 MHCUIY a I I" Or~ Cowrty ~ llarbor Hlvd COSTA Mi':.-,A 979-2503 ---1 WEIUY CLEAMCARS AND TRUCKS CS ~1. No. or SA f'w} l La Habra 522 ~ '80 320i Convention Center Ticket.'> may be clu1 m1'\I by culling &i2 5678. t•xt m * •• 48mo's.p.o.e.I. '73 28 0S .. : ·I ~. b l k ~~~i:~1/Z~·:.~ AM /f"M , 1m ma c. I' P. tax S2.000 down 17500 646 8654 ___ _ 675-5603 ASSUM IA:ai;e. movm~ 1980MBZ24UD 714 631 7100 1910 SAAi TUllO.. RE.ADY FOR DBJYEllY MOW! •WE'IE DEALING• IE.ACH IMPOITS 848 Dove Slre't't NEWPORT BEACH 752·0900 ~ Wtldcat a te pis p/b engine runs excelleol. Engine gone lhru. S3s.o SJ6.9U6 HIS ··•·•·•·•··•···•······• 1971 Cad Cou~ DeV11le FUU power, 2 owner car ha.s had the best of care ~ ~ wlll trade ror a a piclll.q> lroc k f' p Saab 75·99f:MS. o nh ~·3029 <:.,; '715 .........•......•...... 38,000 on g mt 2S mp1i:. • 197'9 Seville DIESt:L Showroom <'Und , ins ide · & ut Mech pcrfel'l ~le wileather. 1m!118c '74 Merc~ks 2>j() Coul)C. 0 . ~ver smoked in. Snrf , M.ilQUIS WAGON !I Pa.'8 Automat1<-lran-.. , air cnnd , pwr steennl:!. windows & ~a~. cru1., .. tilt. 'lt'rE'O & les.., than 51.Jf rrule-. ' I 68Sli I $8488 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HAHO• BLVD. COSTA MISA 042 · 0010 ..,+CllMJ '952 CONNELL CHEVROLET :!bHarbor fil,.t 1·c~TA Mt:..'i\ 546-1200 111.000m1 . g()Od l'Ond1t111n SleelraataJS.brakes.1i:as 22mpit Sl3 .900 /o fr i 4 Capn 2 11 eng, ttd cond. JWOO Mij 4386 shocks. all ne w lnclcb. TI4-«-243:1 661 1610 '67 ~ l'n.i ...,, ..... 1nl~n11r gd MPG, air. AM 1FM, new s tereo S)s l e m -----·-----1 new paint ! car.so v.111 Cadll.J.ac, 18 &?ville, xlnt 1'l''°" frunt 1·nd \1 u,1 ~dys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.acnr1C"e for $4,2()() hrm cond, pewter wtlealher sat:n ftc l' S90U Hun· WANTED! Late model Toyota.s and V o lv o' l'J ll u s TODAY''' Dahm 9720 '74 M1d1otet 96Z·7378 int, loaded. S8.450. d ys xlnt S.i 134!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67S7~~ 7PM Toyoto 9165 m.3231, eves & wkeods: ----------1 •........•............. _m. __ ~ __ . ------4 '75 Corona 2 dr, AT, 68.000 'M Cad11lac $200 . '61COHV. Be~t orft•r over s:iooo Ca II bet 6 II P M 7 59-91J«; Earle·Jke TOYOTA· VOL YO Clas:.1c red M G Roadsler . runs iireat, ol orig. S3000 Must sell 4 8pm i97 2116 nu, f'1'("t'nt brtts & tires, 9 A 1~• ~Si2500=~~~0507=:..:._ ___ _,= ___ 6_-_l_--=-:-=-f '66 Must.t.ng convert1hh• 9917 289. auto. ract air. nm iJ To~Ola Curolla , :.hJrp ltU~ll•d. Co1teMt1e" "Ut·'10) • H O.tU7 PO RSC HES ·.ltANTED '76 MG M 1d~l'I ru.n:. "'di man) nt>w 11:.irt.i. $2400 75&-0060 e •·<'~ ~1800 o r bt.'s t o rfer ••••••••••••••••••••••• iOC..maro Z 28 19.000 m1 7~ 7433 l'~~ o ri g • m u s t s e I I 77 CelJca I.ow miles. ~d 714-631·22t4, 95S-299l 9744 cond S3!iSO or b est. Carmro. '711, must sell. ----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.Q'Tl eves fUUy loaded w/elee snrl 77 280Z 2+2. 4·spd. ele c 1,..... MGB ~onv"M I ~ I Lo-• XI Snrf. AM 'FM Ca~ •. A I'', "'' · ' " "' '69 Corona met<banlr ·~ & Vllly t.op. uu. nl .... .... nulea0 e . ft'{'.entl) patn d '"'000 5•0 1231 " S"""" , nds trans . aoo<1 con . -. .. · . H20 !>3Krru.S8500f.61 7074 tedncw l op & t1r1•' ,,_. ,.. 7020 Loob & runs like new. tires. brakes , nu batt.1_644-___ • ______ -l Allow ua the opportunity Must seU ·79 Datsun 210, P.P. S3000. ~-3029. Good trans 4t mpg.ICllll'IPNlmt tocanaiderthe purchase lo mi , am/fm cass -----------i m.4MISSSO.P .P . or trade·ln of your clean Ca -. MGB 1 3000 I ...__ch•. Check with Us _stereo. JI 673-4743. '" 'on Y m1 es v..-9710 rurit " k>Mded. with car cover ... _....,. Today! '7828al, bronze. auto, air, license just rene wed . •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ~ am /fm stereo, ma gs. uio. S59·5647 ~ pampered 26K m l. $8000 • firm.831-627S. '73 MOB, xlnt cond, 1. __ u,, mi on reblt eng. ne ~~ :;il.UJ '72 1200 Datsuo. xlnt con-rront suspens1<>n l2900 d.Jtion, $1200 or best oHer 75.2-8398 after spm 6.11-3199 -------q..t t746 '75 Datsun B·210. Original ••••o••••••••••••••••• , ....... Havllll trouble selling )'OW' CU'? Try us! P•ld for or not! Ast for Tom Al.km. SB US FIRST! We b.ve • 1ood selection o r NEW • USED Cbe¥Joletal CONNELL C HEVROLET ~"II.tr l••f I~\ I "'I \ \l ~ ·-\ ~46-1200 owner. Good cood. .:l,OOOml. $2300. 831-0917. Pail JIM MARINO YOUSWACHN 11711 llACHaYD. ·•0pe1wa1on.4cyl-1900. 1 .,~ .. --... 'SICbevy,ooeowoer. V-8 . lllnlcood in/out, am /fm --Bel Air, 4dr bardtop . P'ocYourCar• 15 2IOZ, xlnt cood. 11 llfno, ZX r•dials. N 14 JOOO Goad boolil •t SlltOO. mlMlt JOHNSON & M>M Cocoa bwn /bit Int. earb • •larWr ZSmpa. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ lell. Alkinl SM50. After lll9c1" MJJcay amt fm cus. lo m l. 8Qytlme980-6848. "11 DMa. Rabbit, LaK m.i. ~llll~m~-~~-~=-----1 -Harbor Blvd. f1100/olfer &t6-S718 '5 Opel Kadett. rebtt eng, xllJl coaailloD. Lot.I ol ex· 'W l'bra. 10.000 mi OD new COila .... $40-Sl30 . IOOd CODd. S7SO. 49'1 tna. ~/080. Ml-1583 drive train. Good mpt, W ._ 1174 Data\lD 280Z, xlot ev• ttys, 751-t1S2 eves. Ask xlnt cond '3000/bi t e .. ..., condition. M .3SO ... for"'--cwJohn aura m -1458 evetl ... "mnr. r.wt•• 9747 ._... ~1Cll7 s YWl.m BA.BE" -••••••••••••••••••••• '70 VW Convert. Ooe ... ,_ PIS --.. .... ---------' -11 d bl k I l "JS Nova _.., • a.....,, $t995 $.iS-090 I. 5J I 8373 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful wo rth ever} cent. checked by Ba> Garage to sell. '76 P1nt1 Squire Wgn. 4 spd M1c hellns , rack. ctC' $2900 646·5647 or cal 6'i·4300, • ZJ.4 , .24 hrs ....,....... 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CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1980 t'o•r Ho••••"'• D•lly ~••Mp•pt-r j TWENTY-FIVE CENTS t .f'V Daneers Win 'Non-blatant' Tips i i t .,~~~~-~ Oraqe Coaat hftlly dan~r~ summoned a parade or bu11 neaamen. colleae uut.ructon and an attorney to he lp persuade Fountain Valley City Council to adopt less stringent guidelines 1ovemina the collection or tlpi5 in theh: costumes. ft. The council unantmously ap· proved Tuesday night stand arcb that fortHd blatant fond hna of an entertainer's body, whllt' not t'Xprt'ssly prohibltlnK the placi.nl of Ups m a d~ncer '~ ('0$tUme' in a less fam1h ar man ner. T he aJtemale standards are slate Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol gwdellnes that cannot be en forced by Fountam Valley police unless adopted as a local or dlnance. The ABC guidelines wer., pre- 'SiRn On at Post O.ffice S'!nled lo the council by one of about :w> bt•lly dance pror.>0nents who puekcd the council ChlUJl· berH Though most or the speakers were not Fountain Valley resi · dents. they argued the original clly propo~Ql would have inhabit- ed a cla!>S 1c art Corm und lhrt·atened the tnCOml· Of poorly pa id dancl·r-. who dcpt•nd on grutu1lll'~ They :.aid the) reared ne1~hbor1 11g catic:~ wo uld follow uat 1f the law were approved The original law would have prohibited entertainers from circulating among a restaurant audience and collecting, tips on their garments. In approving the le~., n•.,tm· ll Vl' stalt' slandJnb h''"'''v<.•r C'Ouncil mernbt-r., nult'd thut tt11· Jpproval "as onl y for ra r~t rl'ad in~ or thl' ordin<.incc The~ .,aid the n·v1~1·rl pro \'1s 1on mu!>t bl-stud1eu IJ~ llw c·1 -<.. \ ty staff and could be altered before fanesl approval 1!> given in t" o weeks Th<' bdh d.1n('1• <'Ontrnvcr"' prom plt'd 11111f •· I h:.in :m hour: ... ddJalt· frtJ111 I tl" autl1<:nr e and dhr '"~f1111 <1nlt11ll-! l''>Un<'il mcm bl•f .. \I H111ldJ11 r1( SanlJ Ana. m;,irk1 t111 g mJ11a ~1·r ''" an Or Jn..:• C'ou11t.\ f'll•1·tn1ni<''-firm. lolrl llw 1·ounl'll. I am not m111 .ill\ dt·111 i• H ·d I l'rlJOV the art or belly dancing. "To show my appreciation. I believe in tipping by placing a bill in th<· dancer's (•ostume I do not find this sexually !\timulat 111g r find it a traditional man Ol'r or t1pptn~ and relaltng lo the 11crformer " Lo}:; "~larana" Horowitz of <'o~ta Me'>:J. u spokeswoman for 1h1· ()range County Middle £ustcrn Dance Association. <See BELLY, Page A2> .. . Draft Registration Begin· I' I Cheer, Jeer llwruuu ~t Navy's Got4 • By ARTHUR R. VINSEL . Of-~,_, .... i Simmering jealousies over the ultimate rate ol some 3.000 San Clemente Island goals which for { centuries have survived fleas, r licks, 'quakes, famine and Navy cannoneers broke out during Operation Goatlirt Tuesday The event costing lhe Navy an estimated $148,000 has become a c ause cele bre with a nimal• lovers ~verywhere, who are boo· ing the Navy which originally wanted to shoot the beasts. The men and environmentalist factions involved in actually rescuing a majority of the shaggy, long.horned c-realures r from the island's deep, brush· choked chasms and canyons have emerged the heroes. They have certainly generated m ore publicity anyway than Noah ever did when he marched the animals two·by·two into the Ark, while endeavoring lo gel ~e goats onto a fleet of Navy barges A shipment of about 2,500 goats Is due to depart from the island tarRel ra nge in two lo weeks. And now trouble has .broken out. ....,Self·descr1bed c urmudgeon Cleveland Amory, a New York City sophisticate a nd president of the Fund for the Animals. ; claims chief trapper Jim Clapp f owes his organization money. Amory also denounces the idea of shipping the goats lo San Pedro or San Diego by barge, a .. 20 to 30-hour·ordeal that miaht tnruct seasickness on the goats. 1 •hich veterinarians say are line • DOW • Amory also said in a recent in· l tervlew that be was chartering a praaarized commercial Jet.liner at a COit ol tboulands tony the 1 toata to a wild animal sanctuary ' preaerve tn Texas. tronic corral he Invented. claims Amory is exploiting the goats. "There are plenty or other places to take the goats if California doesn't want them." says Amory. who also says Clapp owes the organization $10,000 it loaned to help start Operation Goatlift. Clapp claims he is payin~ it back and scoffed al Amory·s re· quest to give the Fund $10.CIOO worth of lhe goats then, so they may be adopted out to good homes. "Ludicrous!:· is what Clapp and Gregg Hi ckman. of the AJ· hance for Wildlife Rehabilitation and t:ducalion. branded Amory·:; goat r e·d istribut1on through adoption plan in a word. ·'They will have to sue me to get the goats!." s ays Clapp, whose trapping outfit includes his hired hands, his family and a helicopter. A share of the 2,500 goats will go t o Clapp's experimental san ctuary near Bakers field: some will be sold to Los Angeles County as mobile, brush·eating fire prevention animals and others wiU be used in genetic re· search at Cal Poly. The hardy . fas t · breeding species is believed descended from Spanish domestic goats freed on the island as a food sup- p ly for seafarers up lo 200 years ago and is descended from an ancient Caspian Sea area breed. Hardy they a re indeed, says Dr. Joe Pasco, a Sunset Beach veterinarian, whose work with wild animals is widely known. "We found they have not one Oea , not one tick, not one sign of respiratory problems or other ills. They just. seem to be in (See GOATS, Page AZ> Airport Delay Asked By ROBERT HARKE R 00 ttw 0~1ty P•IOI Sl•tt Oran~•t· C'ourtl~ :JJrplaru· pdols. faced with tht• pro.,rJl'l'I nf lo'>ing Me:11lo" la rk Airp11rt. plan to right efforts ·by thl• owners to turn the foc1hty int<i a mobile home park ' · .I a mes Evans. president or the Orange ·county Pilots Asso('aa t1on . said lod<ty pilots have or· g;.inized to urge the Huntington Beach City Council lo delay ac- tion on rezoning the property. "We want to win time to work up an alternative in order to con· tinue th1s vital airport ser vice." Evans said. The Nerio family. which has owned the airport for 30 years. recently has won approval from tht' Plannlrlg Commission to re· zone the property al Warner A venue and Bolsa Chica Road mto a 64·acre mobile home park Final a ction on tht· rt'quest 1s scheduled lu go bdore the City Council July 21 Evans scsid he is seeking to have the city operute or control the airport on a lca~c basis fie claims that 90 percent of the cost or acqumng and im· provin~ an airport 1s available 10 federal csnd s tate money through aviation taxes lie said there as a $4 billion s urplus in th<.' Airport and Development and Aid Program that may be obtained for ac· quasition. <See AJRPORT. Page A2 > Marijuana Plam Taken M ERCED CA P > - Burglars broke into the home of William Meyers he re . but took only one thing: a marijuan a plant. At least that's what Meyers told police when he filed a report on the burglary. He said other items had been set aside in bags, but were left behind. Police said they cannot arrest Meyers for cultivat· ing marij uana if there is no marijuana to use as evidence. He nodceably avoided fresh ~· about that scheme Net E•••@ Evldenee ·~-.4 Time to Weep Mur<icr de fendant Sandra K N1kcll. 26. v..eeps m openm~ slalc mcnLc; or her t rial in Kern County Superior Court on charge of killing her husband Defense claims it was sell- defense. Photographs by news cameramen brou~ht human drama to readers on fi rst d ay of expe riment al owing cameras in California courtrooms. New Members Join Huntington Planners Mark Porter has been elected chairman of the Huntington Reach Planning Commission s ucceeding long ·time com · mission member Bob Bazil. Porter. a 42·year-old m anufac- turing manager of e lectronic products. previously served on the commission from 1969-75. ., At the same time, the com- m ission Tuesday night elected Grace Winchell vice chairman. Tuesday m~ht's meeting also mark<.'ci the f1111t appcarunce of new member J ean Sch!Hh acher on the commission . Mrs Schumacher. 35. is the secretary-treasurer of a family computer business. She was ap· pointed by city 'councilman Jack Kelly . Mrs. Schumache r replaces Bazil who ~crved on the com· m ission more than 20 years. He had been appointed by former councilman Cla ncy Yoder but lost the seat after Yoder was de · feated in April's elections. One vacant seat still remains on the seven· member panel. Clapp, meanwhile, who ls lamed for b1a work reacu.1ng •lid mustangs and burroa with Ille so-called Clapp Trap eltt· PyramiJ TridDropped Developer Prim Shea, who was appointed by city coun· cilman Ron Pattinson. resigned previously. Pattinson has not named a replacement. Other commission members in a dditi on to Porte r . Mrs . Wincht'll and Mrs. Schumacher. include Ralph Baue r , Bruce Greer and Beverly Keneftck. m eans noth ing to future pyramid cases, except to of· flcen who make arrests. "ll shows that the system ls such that in an me..ial March and seb:ure, the evidence will not be admitted." Last week Municipal Judie Ken Smith ruled that the prot· eeutor c:ould not use eridenee that had been selled at tu tlme of Cruptno·a an-ett because the offlcen lacked a March ..... rant. Thi• ruling lelt prosecutors wttbout any evidence to proceed, aaldW..U. Juoa Ludela, Crisplno's at· torney, uld the d ismissal strengthens hia belief that or- ficers are going beyond their conslituUonal authority and· In· frlncing upon the ri1hla of pyramid players. Th~ conatltullooallty of the law used acalnst pyramid players would have lo be de- cided by an appellate court. said Weeks. "It wlll be cballeqed eventuall)' as 1001 11 people are Interested in playin1 pyramid 1amea." Landesl, oo behaJI of Crt1plno and fellow pyramid player Patricia Meniweatber of llls- alon Viejo, allO flied a clvU suit ln Superior Court to block the dlstrtct attorney from proeecut· Int pyramid 11m1 pla1er1. J Colorado Fires U~r Control ,. '11 Tiie Auod11ed Preis Hundreds of llrell1hten. ell· hauated from a week·lOOI batde with the largest lire on record ln Colorado, controlled t.be blue with the help of heavy ralnl that drenched the charred White River NaUooaJ Fontl, olftdala said. July 21 First Day Of Action W ASHlNGTON <AP i Pres1 dent Cartc•r mad(' 11 offi cial to day American men a~cd 19 and 20 a re being told to s1 1(n up this mont h so th1: government will have potential con:;cripts wcs1t mg af the draft is rcvi ved. The president s igned a pro<· l:.imataon at a Whit" lfou ... (· C'Nt'mony ordering the younJ.( men to sign up al po:;t ofr1cc" between July 21 and Aul( l Draft reg1strat1on. ht• ":.t•d . "1" not to threaten war b.tJt as to pn· serve pea~. ··It 's a pr f'ca ut1onar v meas ure." he s;.11d . · lt as de· s igned to make our country strong.·· The plan <s for youths born in 1960 and 1961 to be registered this year. Starting in January. men born an 1962 will register and from then on regastrataon ~ 111 be required on or near the dalt• men turn 18. Carter proposed renewed drarr reg1strat1on 1n th<> wake of thP Soviet Ln1on'c; military thru:;I into Arghun1stan. and usf'd th1· Cabinet Room rert'mony to re new his critac.sm of that muv(' "We 11rc deeply ('l>n<'c:rned a bout the-un\\·arrnnted and \'1c1ou." invasion of Af~han1stan hy the So\'let L'mon," the preM dent -;aid. praasint.! the "fret'<.iom f1~htl'rs" "ho havf.' opµosed the Soviets in Af~hanastan as offer in ~ the be l deterre nt to Mo~cow. Surrounded by con~ressional and other supporters of draft n• JtlStration. Carter emphasized that "thJs 1s not a draft .. "I am not in ravor or a peacellmt• draft," ht· !>Sid. stat· ang that the United States '"will continue to rely on voluntary enlistment" to meet military manpo....,·er needs. The president s aid that Sl billion was included in the com· mg federal budget to encourage enlistments and re·enlistments. Despite ats limited sco~. reg· is tration has proven con· trov: rsial Coni;tress approved mo run the system only er ale fi libuster · oppo. en ts. ave threate ned dem <See REGISTER, Page AZ> Cou~• Weatlaer Night and morning low c louds. otherwise fair through Thursday. Lows tonight 56 at the beaches. 66 inland. Highs Thursday low 70s lo low 80s. INSIDE TODA~ Hugh~lookaot IUC· ceu of Yale grada while eoveldropptwv on I~ reunion o/ the Cl4'1 o/ IHO. See "ffortdkoppn'e Y~ Piclu" on Page.47. l•tlex .,.,_......._ M ....... u L.M,..,. M ...._ ..., ~ ... a...... Ot.J ~ .. ~ .. .,._....._ M ......... M ............... ......... °'" .,_. Ct-4 .... 1111 • ~ .... ~ C't -J - U.S. Work Granu To Minorities OK'd PtE•c C'rfdrtz .... Alc-ja 8radflaN• I RI JANEIRO. Bru ll f Al» POJ* John Puul 11 took a ~w~pe ~t Br ti's Jet set loch1y , telling a shantytown aud1ent't' linnc m s11ti of Rio's h1ch n e lu.x ury a partmenu. that tht: RomanCatboh<' Church wa.nt.s Lo be the ''chur <'h of the poor .. "'JboM ot you wbo li ve LD a bundance.and luxury, do .)OU not feeJ remorse ot consc1enc-e"." lhe pope a:.kt:d as the slum dwellers t'beered and sang a samba in his honor .. A~sang Lhe pov1:rty Mnrken n.>:.1dcnti. 11( the V1clif:tll fa vela. or h11ls1de shantytov.rn. the popto ~a id 'Tht' \ aluc of man 1s not measured by what ht-hai.. but by wh;it ht· 1:. · .,._,«-Mr OIUUru•• Prorhu·t-PfaH LONOON (AP) -Pnme Minister Margarl·t Th1Hl'her's gove rnment announced today 1t wants to set up an 80·member a ssembly in Northt'm Ireland 1n a fresh bid to restore pohtJcal stability in the strife -torn British province. "1be priz.e to be gained in terms of the cohesion oC Northern Ireland and the prospects fo r reconciliation and reronstructfon could be a rich one." the Conservut1ve Pa rty government :.aid in a discussion document. But. like the constitutional conference earlier this year that preceded the new propo5als, the initiative as widely expected to rounder on the thorny issue ol power·sharing between feuding Pros test.ants and Roman Catholics. itlen-SI•,... B~aded tor Ne-rada LAS VEGAS (AP > -Soothern Nevada, not yet dned out from two t hunderstorm s that dumped more than an inch of rain on some parts of the Uis Vegas Valley, may be hat with s till more storms today. the Nat.Jona I Weal.her Service said. c Photo Page A5) • Future llnrertain Bergeson Tax Bill Hits Bro\Vll's Desk Assembly wo man M a ri a n Bergesoo's bill to make indeXJni.t of state income taxes permanent law bas reached the fork in the road -Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr's office The bill, AB 2001, won ap. proval Tuesday from the full Senate on an unanimous 76·0 vote. It already has been ap- proved 61-0 b y the full As· sembly But state officials contend the bill may now have moved into rougher waters. Brown, who is on record as be· mg against a permanent inde x· mg law. threatened to veto tdrs. Sergesoo's original indexing ball unless a two-year s unset claus~ was inserted The original bill, authored by Net Capture Draws Praise LOS ANGELES <AP> -For the third time In a m o nth s he riff's deputies have sut: the Republican assemblywoman from Newport Beach in 1979, won approval only after the two- year clauu was added. The bill is set to expire in 1981. At the time, Mrs. Bergeson said Brown's staff members Job· bied so hard against her bill that senators were informed the gov crnor would veto other pending legislation u nless they "enl along with has desire for a two. year Limit. Re ached this morning, staff m embers for the governor said there are no immediate plans to veto Mrs. Bergeson's latest bill but said it would be scrutinized closely in the next few days. B r own contends that the s ta te's revenue picture isn 't clear in the wake of Proposition 13 a nd o the r lax ·c utt1n g me a s u res a nd tha t th e Legislature s hould wait to see the crrect of these measures befor e maluog rndexing perma· nent. The bill, 1r made Jaw. would permanently fix indexing of s t ate m come t axes so that Californians 'who receive Cotil· of li ving pay increases aren't a u tom atically ~hov c d into higher tax brackeu. BELLY .•. . 1r1ued la..& IWflt>'-t 1l1te IUld ~unt1 la .. already re1ulate &he •ttlr• md eoeduct ol daMWI. !Mt• 80led that the •U.te ,..... reuealloo dtpartmenta and co mmunity coll••• that cur n•nt ly o<rt.•r ~lly danclna action Sh~ ch.raed Lh1at the proposed 1-·ounta1n Va lley l•w would ..... , 1ow.ly tnh1b1t or cripple oor frt•cdorn oC t'XJ)rt"~:>1on and OW' frt"cdom t1> C'arn an adequate Uv- 111.: .. C'ouncilm1ui Roger Stanton l11tcr pomtl"<i out. however. that I ht· l'~lum~ II pplnl( prO<'edure as Jll Amen can custom not prac· llct-d Ill Middle Eastern nations We should be s pared any an · t1m ul1ons that we're trying to in· h1.b1t a trad1t1onal art form " '°'lunton :.aid · II 1i. intent is to regulate tht: 111<1nner in which t he tip 1s de· II\ l'rl'd to the dancer (The danc· l'rs claimed that money not i.: 1' t•11 d1 rt.•(·l)y to them as re· 1.11n .. d hv the mus1C'1ans 1 M J)'or Al llolhnden Pl'OPQ5l'd th.II tht' ll''>l> n•strict1 ,.e st<1te gu1d1·ll nl'i-h<· 'llb~t1lult•d fo r the original pro\ l~Htnl> \\'1 th th(• ~t1pul<Jt1on thut tht: '>lall' guult·lint·' ht• t•valuated b\ th(· ci t~ a ttornl·~ and police bdorc a :>t'l'ond reading at thl' Jul\ 15 mt•l'tani:. the propo~al "'a:-. appruvt•d unanimously. t 'rQ• Pa~ .·1 I REGISTER onstrallon~. and the Amencan Civil Liberties Union has fi led SUit to block IL But the director of Selective Service, Bernard Rostker. em· ~h as 1zed i:uesday that only standby registration is Involved for now. and that action by Cong ress would be necessa ry before conscri pt ion could take place. ~egistration is necessary. he s aid. because there would not be enough time in the eve nt of a na· lion al emergency to conduct reg· 1stration. But opponents of reg- 1strallon have noted a Selecuve Service report. which ofhc1aJs later disavowed , that s aid the !>tandby program would s C1ve on· I) seven days Men born an 1960 will reg1!>ler the v.eck or July 2 1 To avoid c rowd tng. men born 1n J anuary 1-\·bruary and March are asked to r egister that Monday, Those born April thro ug h June on Tuesday, July through Sep. tember on Wednesday and lho6e born m October . November and Dece mber on Thursday. The week of July 28 will follow the s ame pattern for men born in 1961. Officials said these day-by·Cla y s chedules are intended only a:. a g uideline and that and1v1duals can register anytime during the period. People who don't register can be sub1ect to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine and officials sa y they will enforce the law. Carter originally proposed reg. lstering both men and women, but Congress rejected that idea. limiting it to men That actJon formed the basis for the ACLL' suit, wh~ch .contends the pro. gr a m d1 st:r1 min ates agai n~t m en Ther e won"t be any draft cards to carry in wallets -or burn in protest. Instead. young men will be asked lo go to their nearest post orrice to fill out a form. Those forms will be sent to Selective Ser vice. which wall use the m to form a master list, <·vcntually intended to include ull men aged 18 Lo 26 •· cessfully used a nylon net to ar· rest someone -this time for in· vestigation of drug use -and · we re praised by the man's mother for their lack or force. Iii Co.urt Rules ' I The Ii ghtweight net was hurled through the air at a critical moment in the incident on West 124th Street n ear Compton Boulevard. The net was cinched tightly and the 21· year-old man was trapped without a fight . He emerged without a scratch. "We've evaluated several dif· ferent methods of restraining persons without hurting them," said Deputy Gary Hinchman. DAILY PILOT ,.,. 0r.,. (Mt4 0.1, Pitoo\,. ...... wNC,f\ •t ·----.. 1 ....... _...,_ o.-c-ol ~ ....... c-. -...i. Hit-.,. ..---.. ........... ,_,, ... c.. •• -.--.-•••<"'"•'"''•UL...Y...•tt••· ,,., ...... ~fll· ... "'~ CAllU.~ ,_....,.. .......... _.i-s.~-'--~ , ... __ t:"1~.:.:. ~=-':,:.,. \W9C, ~.o ............ ... _,_"""'_ -··~ Ille•..._ ___ __ ,,....._ ..... n::.~.::z::- a.... ...... .. _.........,.,_ ...... ._ -0r-c-,•-...... ,'='=~.=:.,.m1oe _...,._,~o .. ,..._ ..... ue;:.. '::.. ::.c::: = IS Tlllll• I A I (714t194111 a n • • M11e1111111,_.,. .... _. .. _C.....Os. • •• .... ,. Public, Press Right In Trials Upheld WASHINGTON CAP ) -The public and press have a conslitu· tronal right to attend criminal trials, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today, telling judges na· tlonwide they can conduct trials or portions of trials In secret on· ly as a last resort to insure fair· ness to a defendant. By a 7·1 vote, the justices said the Constitution 's free-speech guarantees require public trials . The decision sparked seven separate oplnlons, and not au seven justices agreed in their approach to the critical coo.stilu· Uonal iuue . But the decllioo, nevertheleu, WH a victory for public and preQ ecceu into the nation's courts. · The decision said a Virsinla judge, Richard Taylor, was wrong when be closed tbe two. day murder trial lo 1978 of John Paul8&Hm . StevmlOD wu charted in the 1971 murder of 1 Hanover eoun. ty, Va., hotel owner , and had beea tNd three Um• previous. ly. At the 1Wt ol the 1t'1I trial, stevemon'1 lawyer ubd Judie Taker Recovered CULVER CITY <AP> -A bl· Jatlred aNOUne tanker tru~ bu been recovered, mlnut lta load ol 8,700 1aUona ol fuel . ! Taylor to cl06e the proceed.tngs '"because I don't want any in· formation being shuffled back and forth when we ha¥e a recess as lo what -who testified to what." Prosecutors voiced no objec. lion to the request. and'Taylor approved at Two per sons or· dcred to leave the courtroom we r e Timothy Wheeler and Kevin MC'Carthy. reporters for the Richmond T imes Dispatch and Th e Ri chmo nd News- Leader. They and their employer , Richmond Newspapers Inc., sued, challenctnc Taylor's ac· tion. The Virginia Supreme Court upheJd the trial cloeue, but tgday.:i declalon aald the cloauft! wu W'lconaUtutlooaJ. Steven.son everftually wu •c· quit\~. The Hportera' appeal w11 supported by numerom newt media or1anlHtlon1 and the American· CtvU Llbertl• Uldcn, whlcb viewed the cue u a ma· Jor tonltttutloaal ahowdown. "We bold that the rtabt to at- tend crtmJnal t.rtala la lmplidt lD ~he 1ueranl••• of tb• Pint A meadment ; wltbout tbe freedom to attmd aueb trtala, wbicb DeODle have exerclMd for centuri•, ·important upeeta of freedom ol lptteh -of the preu could be evl1e•rat.d," BuraerNid. . . I .~ .......... A LITTLE FELLOW JUST TOO CUTE TO SHOOT Trapper Jim Clapp and Baby Goat, 10 Month• Fro•Pag.-·ti GOATS GATHERED. • • Pl'rft·l'l tond lion ' r>r Pa,c·r1 ..,,ur! Tht•\ I!. OU Id h:-un· fr11rn tht· -.tatt DI\ 1:-1on n( Civil H1 1(hl'> h<J:. ii~rt"t·d 111 Jpotoi.:11t· t•• JO lra111<Jn :.tudl'nl "'ho "1thdre14 01:. a romm1•n!'1· m c n l :. p t· a k c· r a f t 1• r teachers t'1rculatcd an an t 1·Iran1 an P<'I 1t 1un School SurH:rintende nt J ack E1sen~kin l>a1d Tue:. day the board v. ai. not ra m1lla r V.llh the di s c·ram1nat1on lav.c; v.ht·n It adoptt"<l a rc:.olutwn ~up portinJ? the rll•t·1:,1on of the· Iranian :.ludl·nt tr> <1rop out of the Junl' 12 gruduJt1•111 program Tina H;ih <t<1 or 1. a !-.l ra1ght .\ l>tudent .11 Atlantic C.:1t~ I h J:h ~chool and fi fth an her clal>s. "as !>r hed ukd to ~1\e one of t w o co mm l·n c t-ml'nt speerhes after "inning a s pe a k i n~ contt·st Her s peech d eall w1l h t h l' drea ms of youth and hov. th ey can c h a n ge the world. a fnend said Jn in '""'T l'an~""" and m} men a.n<l I h:I\ c· tr1 1!11 in there ~rsonally , i.omt'tlmt"' on 90 degrei! st~ "'1th 1,000 foot d rops to herd lllt'm tov.ard the enclosures C"IJpp pri·,1<h•nl o( K .. rn HI \• r ~ 1lt1ll ft-Sanrtuan and head •Jf. 1 h• C Jrf'\ Jlanrh Y.·11<1 Hors<· anc1 H11r1 •1 :-.Jn• l•Jar\ ..... \!> th•·' ',pj_1.·h1 ~'<fl ).'11.11 ... 111 onl· l'JJ~ 111 •!11< •of th•• IV.II .1u1t1m.1lc•cl lrJp• I h• 'd\ \ h.Ji. f•Ju.iht al ~ ''"' n I" l"•nal v.ar v.1th the goaL.., f11r <Ii 'adl'' "'1o;h1n)? the;. V.t)U)d JU'l .:11 ,jl!.J~ bul f1nJlh c1cc1dinlo! tCJ ~ill them oH v.1th hl'11copter hotnl• mark.smt•n S<tn Clcml'nk h<JU '\l'WI\~ j?r1t v.1nd rio pun 111tended -or lht' .:oats' fate, has t ily or ganized GOAT . Give Our Animals T\mc. and :-.ah allon of at least some on tht: 51 ·!-qUan · male 1~h1nd v. as as ..,uri·d Reagans Vac ation LOS ASGELES <AP I -Wilh the Republican nom1nat1on Cor pre!'o1dent in h 1b pocket. Ronald Rt-a~an V.a.ll l'Cht'duled to lea ve California Loda} for -. f1ve-da> vacation with h1:> wife Nancy in ~1u1<.'o Re»J?an. <Aho hu no re · m ain ang activl' foes for the GO P norrunat1on. 1s expeeted to ret urn to Lob Angeles around Ju I} i ft.YOXIDE <fftffl 1016..,... Dr., Mewpert .._. IGOOO f.-UMY It '"°' 760.0111 ... ~r Jruy Pick Entkd Jury selecUon ended Tuesday In the Orange County Superior Court m urder trial of Jerry Gene Wills, accused of killing an off.duty Coela Mesa policeman ln a Founta.ln Valley apartment last December Opening .a r gume nts in the• . case were expected to be gjven this .morning. Questioning of pros pect ive jurors by ~utor Paul Meyer and derense attorney Richard Bonner had begun earlier Tues· day in Judge Luis Cardenas' courtroom. Wills, a Costa Mesa resident. 11 charged wtth killing Officer Mark Stephen Pesantl, 27, and wounding Joelle Sennewald, 23, in the woman's Fountain Valley apartment on Dec 22 f'ounta1n \'alley d etecti ves said Pesant1 wa:-. shot three times in the chest and that Wills was allegedly holding a revolver when they ar n ved at the apart ment shortly after 4 a m Investigators r la1med Pesant1 and Wills. a car salesman, had been quarreling over Miss ~n newald fnr weeks prior lo the shooting. Wills' attom f'v c; had assert<'<! th<Jt Pesant1 thrl·u tcncd to .. .,et up · the Cilr .,<Jlt-.,man and get him an trouble unle~i. he ended h1.., rt'lat1on:.h1p "'1th M is~ Sen nl·v.cild l't•l>an11 had ht'cn a crime '><'C•n(· in vc·~tai.:ator for the Col)ta Mt>.,;i Poht·t' Ot•µartmc:nt t 'rttm Pag~ \ I AIRPORT ... r,, an!'o adclN1 thnt· ., a '/Ital nt·f· hi:' fd' or' ii <!())car le:a~e for he t 11 \ I m "'1llan~· 111 t11 11• •he->ullct .ind 't"'' .,.h .. t \\t' t'JO do 111 •J V•· tl h• cl1·c 1,,r1·d r:\ an-. -.11111 !hill the• a 1r("l(lrt "ii I rn .. r • ._ I h .111 l•J \ f111 1t ~1·lf un· 11• r prt11'• r 111.1nesi.(1·m1·111 \!ecidov.l:.rk 1.., •int-11( thre•· :11rµort:. in OrangC' Count:. in .,. h1< h pilot., c .111 b.1-.1· lht"1r -.m.,11 p r1\;ll1•h uv.nt·d .11rrraft About a-.> planes <ire t1«cl driv.n at Meadowlark lie :.aid lhl·rt· ""ould b4· n< ~larc for t h~ pl a nes tu g<.. ~ 1thout long waiting periods at booked -up J ohn W <tyn e itnd Fullerton airport.£. Iii! :.aad clo:-.un: v.111 resuJt in f1nanc-1al d1:0.J:.tl'r for s1,mc p1loo b.•rauM· lht-) v.111 ha\c d1 fftcuJt}' wll1ng their planl'~ 1f there 1s no ·place to put them ln1t1aJ efforts by the Nerios 10 rezone the prpperty met latUe out v. ard opposalJon from pilots. ··Ttus 1s because we recognize and res~t an md1v1duar s right to control his destiny and to dt'· velop tus property in his own in· terest." Evans said ··w e do not hkt: what the Neno family as attemptm~ to do but "t: respect their freedom as our o~n " • w ........... . D•ll,-N•• .. lt•P.r . OL. 73~ NO. 114, 'SECTIONS, .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENT ilfn On at Post Office Draft Registration Begin , . J Cheer, Jeer ,. Hwnans Gel Navy's Goal I I By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL OI 1M DMly ...... Staff Simmering jealousies over the µltimate rate or some 3,000 San ~lemente Island goats which for renturies have s urvived n eas, cks, 'quakes, famine and Navy annoneers broke out during pperation Goatlift Tuesday. t The event costing the Navy an ~stimated $148,000 has become a l-ause ce lebre with ·animal·. lovers everywhere. who a re boo· tng the Navy which originally wanted to shoot the beasts. ' The men and environmentalist ·factions involved in a·ctually rescuing a majority of the fbaggy, long.hom ed creatW"es Jrom the island's deep, brush· ~hoked chasms and canyons llave emerged the heroes. ~They have certainly genes:ated ore publicity anyway than oah eVtt did when he marched lhe animals two-by-two into the Ark, while endeavoring to get lhe goats onto a fleet of Navy barges. 1 A s hipment of about 2,500 goats is due to depart from the i s land tar~et ran~e in two to •wee ks . And now trouble has broken out 1 Self-described c urmudgeon Cle veland Amory. a New York City sophisticate a nd president -of the Fund for the Animals. claims chief trapper Jirra Clapp owes his organiiation money. ' Amory also denounces the 'idea of s hipping the goats to San Pedro or San Diego by barge, a ,.20 to »hour ordeal that might inflict seasickness on the goats. Irvine Sets I • i Fourth I Celebration The Cit y of 1 rvine wilJ celebrate Independence Day Friday with a parade. picnic, concert and the traditional dis· play of ftreworks. 1 The K iwanis Club . parade • starts at 4 p .m . al the Sad· : dle back north campus on Jef. I: frey Road al lrvlne Center • Drive, heads north on Jeffrey to t Walnut Avenue and west on •• Walnut to Heritage Park. t A picnic will follow al t.he parlt •• wlt.h food and beverages being :: offered at concession studs. = ~ At 8 p.m ., tbe Independence I:: Day program belim in t.he parlt I: at the Irvine Hilb School t:! atadi um . In addition to ;;; flrewon1, tbe Irvine Muter which veterinarians s ay are fine now. Amory also said in a recent m· terview that he was c hartering a pressurized commercial Jetline r at a cost of thousands to n y the goats to a wild animal s anctuary preserve in Texas . He noticeably avoided fresh questions about that schem e Tuesdav. Clapp.· m eanwhile. who is famed for his work rescuing wild mustangs and burros with the so-called Clapp Trap elec· tronic corral he invented . clajms Amory is exploiting the goats. "There are plenty or other places to take the goats if California...doesD't want them." says Amory, who also s a ys Clapp owes the organization $10,000 it loaned to help start Operation GoaWrt. - ( \ Clapp claims he is paying it back and scoffed at Amory's re· quest to give the Fund $10,000 worth of t.he goats then. s o they .nay be a dopted out to good homes ··Ludicrous!," is what Clapp and Gregg Hickman, of the Al · liance for Wildlife Rehabilitation .and l!:ducalion, branded Amory's goat re -distribution throug h adoption plan in a word. .. They will have to s ue me t o get the goats!.·· s a ys Cla pp, whose trapping outfit include s his hired hands. his family and a helicopter. A share of the 2.500 goats will go l o Clapp's experimental san ctuary near Bakersfield. some will be sold to Los Angeles County as mobile. brush-eating fi re prevention animals and others will be used in genetic re· search at Cal Poly. Mud Oly1npics Set July 12 The third annual Irvine Mud Olympics have been scheduled for July 12 in the Adventure Playgl"OW'Mt of University Com· munity Park. Events in the mud are lo in· elude a tug of war. mud pie shot put and an obstacle course. The fW1 starta at 10 a .m . The entry fee is 50 centa and reg- Jatratknstartaat9:30a.m . Cleanup st.arts soon after. Surprise Park Bill Offered By STEVE MARBLE Ol IM D.all, PllOI Sl.aff California Sen . S .l. Hayakawa is s llll smarting over a move by his California colle a gue Alan Cr a ns ton to introduce a bill call· ing for the c r e at ion of an 11 .373-acre park bet ween Corona de l Mar and Laguna Beach. Senator Cransto n 's bill. in· troduced late las t week. asks for a fede ral e xpenditure of at least $38 million toward the park. The bill is a near carbon copy o f legis lation intr o duced by Re ps Robert Badham. Re p.- Newport Beach, and J e r ry Pat· terson. Dem -Santa Ana. ··w e 're still ve ry ea ger t o get Hay akawa to co-s po nsor this bill." Mrs . F'ile<; s a id today. "The truth is. howe ver , we m · fo rmed his office of what we wer e u p to a lmost a 'V eek before the bill was introduced .·· O fric i a ls in H ayakawa·s Washington, D.C. office, thoug h. sa id the bill caught the m by s ur· prise. Bruce Keough, an aide lo the Republican senator, said stalf planners h ave as ked the Na- tional Park Service for a recom· m endaUon on the bill and intend <See PARK, Page AZ) lroine Files $35 Million Sclwol Cost The Irvine Unifie d School Dis · trict t rustees have fil ed with the county superinte ndent of schools a S35.3 million 1980·81 ope rating budget, up 14.3 percent from last year 's . Monday, trustees will discuss the s pending plan but aren't s cheduled lo adopt it until Aug . 4. A 16 pe rcent inflation rate coupled with a n expected enroll· m e nt gain o f 855 s tude nts necessitate the inc reased level of s pending, according to Assis· tant S upe r int e nd e nt Gene Hartline . He said the tentative budget filed last Monday c alls for $2,317 to be s pent on each or the 15,266 pupils expected to be a ttending cla sses next school year. The district c urre ntly s pends $2,146 pe r student. Thirty.five new teachers are called for . bringing to 605 the number or teachers in the school dis trict. A total or 48 percent of the budget goes to pay teacher sa laries . And 60 percent or the revenue for the budget comes from the state with local proper· ty taxes accounting for 33 per- c~nt. T he spending plan doesn't in· elude money for the construction of new school buildings, which are paid for by the state school building fund and S6 million re- maining from a SSO million local bond iss ue passed by voters in 1973. IHndow Slaopping What a bummer. That's what these patriotic young Americans were thinking Tuesday while browsing at Red Devil fireworks star.d in Univers ity Park Shopping Center. Culver and Michelson drives. Irvine. Wh.y s uch long races on Brian Layne . 10 ; Chip Dave, U ; Eric Wagoner. 10: Kevin Schwandt, 11 . and Terrence Han. 12. you as~? You have to be 16 to buy these beauties offered by University High School Wate r Polo Club as fund· raiser. Bergeson Tax .Bill Hits Brown's Desk Assembl y wo m a n Ma rian Be r geson's bill to make indexin~ of state income taxes permane nt law has reached the fork in the road -Gov. Edmund G. Bro"''Tl J r 's office. The bill. AB 2001. won ap· pro val Tuesday from the full Senate on an unanimous 76·0 vote. It already has been a p- proved 61·0 by the full As· sembly. But state officials contend the bill may now have moved into rougher waters. -Brown, who is on record as be· ing against a perm anent index· ing law. threatened to veto Mrs. Bergesoo's original indexing bill unless a two-year sunset clause was inserted. The original bill, a uthored by the Republican assemblywoman from Newport Beach in 1979, won approval only after the two· year clause w&B added. The bill is set to expire in 1981. At the Ume, Mrs. Bergeson said Brown's starf m embers lob- bied so hard against her blll that senators were informed the gov. em o r would veto other pending legislatio n unless they went along with bis desire for a two- year limJt. Reached this morning, staff mem bers ror the gove rnor sa1<.1 the re are no 1m med1ate plans to veto :\1rs. Bergeso n's latest bill but said 1t wauld be scrutiruzcd close I\ m the next few days. Rrown con tends that the s ta te 's re ve nue pic ture isn 't clear in the wake of Propos1t1on 13 a nd o ther t a x -c utt i n g m ea s ures a nd th a t th e Legis lature shouJd •wait to see t he e ffe ct of these m easures befo re makm~ mdexmg per ma· nent. The b1U. 1f made law, wouJd p e rmanently fix inde xing of s t a te incom e taxes so that Californians who receive cost· of living pay incre ases aren't a utomatic allv s ho ve d into highe r tax bracke ts. Colorado Fires Under Control By The Associated PrHs Hundreds of firefighters, ex· -hausted from a week-long battle with the largest fire on record in Color ado. controlled the blaze with the help of heavy rains that drenched the cha rred White River National ·Forest , officials s aid. E l: Chorale. t.he Pacific Symphony Orchestra and tbe u .s. Marine Air Wini Band ol El Toro will I§ preaeat musical aeJectioaa in· I§ eludbll Ibo "1812 o..rture ... Ei1N1tient Tells of 'Massages' lO·year·old boy in his office. "What be did was touch m y Prosecutor Del Wrt•ht called breuta. He would muaa1e my the YOW\I woman to the wttoeu breHta with bis nn1era," she stand Tuesday to rebut defense told t.be jury. testimony t.hat patlenta dJd not Under qUl9lionln1 by defense disrobe and that Famalaro spent attorney, Al Stotlte, the witness only brief periods In examina· said ahe could not remember on lion rooms. which Yialta Famalaro allettdly The woman aaid she was did thla. employed by P'amalaro from • However. 1be cl al med he September, 11'71, to April, ~1 touched her chest area on a when lhe ••• n,_., She allo ua number ot oecutou. _. .. him • or 50 timet u a pa. Sb• allo Wlun.d tbat be in- tienc. she laid. qulrecl about her 1exuel ac-DurtDI MYW&I namlnatkm, tiviU. llld lbat she ta1hd to the womu teltlfted, l'amalaro blm aa.a.t boJfrtead problems. would toueh her breutl after' Sbe Nll4 aM called an ac- havlft• Mr partl~y dl1robe. , qaamtanff OD lb• Santa Aa• p o lice f orce t o reoorl Famalaro's activities but no re-- port was ever made. She also admitted that she continued going to Famalaro for treatmenbl for back problem.a. Under quest)onJnt by Wrt1ht, the woman testified that the cblropractor would 1ometlme1 spend 15 to 20 minutes wltb pa. tfents. Normal examtnetlon Ume. she said , would run about rour minutes. She aa.kl the wu find u a re- ceptlonlst after becomlnl UL A letter sent by Famalaro'I oftke &o unemployment otftclalt laid (leeT&IAL, hl•Al) July 21 First Day Of Plan i WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi- dent Carter made 1t official to· day: American m en aged 19 and 2Q are being told to sign up ttus month so the gove rnment will have polential conscr ipl<> wait · mg 1f the draft is revived . The president signed a proc· Ja malion a t a Whit e Ho use ce re m ony o rdering the voung men to s ign UP at p<>St offices bet ween July 21 and Aug. 2.. Draft registration. he s aid . "1s not to threaten wa r but is to pre- i.erve peace. "lt ·s a precauti o nar v measure." he s aid-.. Jt is d~ s 1gned to m a ke our countr y stro ng " T he pla n 1s for youths born in 1960 a nd 1961 to be registered this year. Sta rting in January, men born m 1962 will r egister and from then on registration will be required on or near the d at e men tum 18. Carter proposed renewed draft reg1stratJon in the wake of th~ Sov~t l.J naon·s military thrust mto Afghanis ta n. and used the Cabinet Room ceremony to re· Tiew his cr iticis m of that move. We a re deeply con cerned a bo ut the unwarranted and \'ICious invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union." the presi· dent s aid, praising the "freffiom fighters" who have opposed the Soviets in Afgha nista n as offer- 1 ng the b est deterr ent to Moscow. Surrounded by congressional and other supporters of draft re· · g1s tration. Carter emphas ized that "this is not a draft." "I a m not i n fa vo r M a pea cetime dra ft ." he said, stat· mg tha( the United Sta tes ''will continue to r ely o n vo luntary t'n listment'' to m eet mili tary manpowe r needs. The preside nt s aid that SJ billion was included in the com· ing feder al budge t t o e ncourage t'nllstmenLc; and r e-e nlistments. Despite its limited scope, reg 1s tratio n h a s proven con· troversia l. Congress approved m oney to run the syste m only 3fter a Senate filibuster_} oppo. ne nts have threaten eo de m onstrat1ons; a nd the American Civil Liberties Union has filed su it to block it. But the dire cto r of Selective Service. Be rnard Ros tker , em· (Sff R EGIST ER. Page A2) Long Irvine Run Benefits Research A 10 kilomete r run will be held July 26 in Irvine to benefit the Mus cular Dystro phy Associa· Jion. Those wishing to participate in the event should call the run's sponsor. Far West Services, Inc at 957-6300. Registra tion for the run costs ss. Coast Weather Night and morning low clouds, oth erwi s e rair through Thursday. Lows tonight S6 at t.he beaches, 66 inland. Highs Thursday low 70s to low 80s. INSIDE TODA~ Hugh MWlioan looks at ,n,c. ceu of Yan grad.I while ~uead~ on the reumon of the Cla.. o/ 1'60. See "ffOltdioopper'• Yale Pickl'' onP~A7. •••• ~--JIJ T BllEA«ING lAI• .. .,..,. "°"' .......... .w , ................. ......... u. e Work Grant8 ' REGISTER ''"• IHd TH14•) lhal only 111ndby ,...._.,•Uoa t1 lnWOived ror now. and lhat aC'tlon by 'onar 1 would be neeuury "fore C'OMC'rlpUon C'OUld tall• To Mi1Writies OK'd pluC' " Hospital Jewels Missing WASHINGTON IAPl Ttw l ~ Suprc.-m" Court today af ltrmfld C'Onlf'ftSlonal authon~ to Ht qU01'n' th11t NUlllant.-,, mlnortt.)' -0,.-ned busanf"M,.. .. 10 Pf'rf'fllt harr "' r • ..-Jt'ral oublll' worlt tcranta ll wu a majc)r t"ndor\t'mt'Tll of th•• 11ovt•m1nt·nt ., amrm•ti\·• a <'t100 .-froru 8 a 6 3 vott-. th.-juSlJ~ saud C.Ongrt-11~ <'l t'<f within 1h comst tutlonal and 1.-11al outhortt in 1971 wh t·n 1l 1 e:rnrvt'd 10 ~rcent of S4 bllhon In ft'<feral publlC' wurk Rn inh 11i. ,., l'it llt"d • manonty M.1 aa1df"s 0PJJOnt>nts of Uw flr8<'llC'e , aid the m lnnnt' w t u111dt>i. t•on i,tltuted "revers~ d11cr1mlnaUon" In whll'h 11rh1tt> f1r rn' v.er ... M legally blocked frum rompet1n11 for st,ml! 11uhhc worlci. ron-t ract.s ,,.,., Crfflri.zrs lllr• •ra~UJa•• RIO DI•: JANEIRO. Brull <AP>. Pope John P~ul If t.OOk a !)~1pe at 8raz1l'S' Jet set today, telltng a shantytown audu:nc~ hv1ng in si&hl ol Rio's btfh·rise luxury 1tpartment.s that the Rom an Catholic Church wants Lo be the "churC'h of the poor " "'lllose or you who hve m abundance and luxury, do you not re t'I remorse or C'Onsc1ence "." the pope asked as the slum dwellers cheered and s ang a samba in his honor Addressing the poverty-atricken residents of the Vldigal ··ravels." or hillside shantytown. the pope said: "The value or man ll> not m~asured by what he has, but by what he is." n.ai~r O•ll•n Pro1'fJU-e Pfa11 LONDON (AP> -Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government announced today 1t wants Lo ~et up an 80-me!l'.ber assembly in Northern Ireland in a fresh bid to restore poht1cal stability in the strife-Lorn British province. "The prize t.o be gained in terms or the cohesion of Northern Ireland and the prospects for reconciliation and recons truction could be a rich one," the Conservative Party government said in a discussion document. But, like the constitutional conference earlier this year that preceded the new propo5als. the initiative is widely expected Lo rounder on the thorny issue of power-sharing between feuding Prostestants and Roman Catholics. • -.,.. Sfo,.... Bead~if for 1\leeada LAS VEGAS <AP) -Southern Nevada, not yet dned out from two thunderstorms that dumped more than an inch of rain on some parts of the Las Vegas Valley, may be hit with still more storms today, the National Weather Service said. (Photo, P age A5) Newport Dunes a Planned Inn Faces ...r Low-rent Mandate By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of -Deity ,..._. S~tt Newport Dunes operators would be required to make a portion ol rooms in a proposed 250-unit motel available Lo low and moderate income famJlies under a redevelopment plan re- viewed Tuesday by the Orange County Planning Commission. Responding to a question from Com missioner Fred Light, Al Armijo, a county Environmental Management Agency planner , s aid a "maximum nightly charge" is being considered for a ~rtion of rooms · "It is staffs intent to increase the availability of facilities ,·· Armijo said. The proposed 250-unit "family inn," Armijo said ln a presenta- tion Lo the commission, is the centerpiece of the Dunes' re- development plan. The proposal also calls for an enla rged m a r ina, addllio!'lal recreational vehicle parking s pa ces . bike trails, n ew restaurants a nd a more ex- clusive, 40-unit wate rfront , motel. The county owns the 96-acre N~wport Dunes area. ll is leased lo Newport Dunes Inc. Armijo said after lhe meeting E'ro•P~.41 TRIAL ••• s he missed work on nu~erous occasions and was apathetic. She said the letter bad upset he r then but lhal she was not bothered now. ... that county planners feel that recreational uses at the Dunes should be opened ur to persons of all income groups He noted that the Dunes as a regional park, drawing visit.ors from inland portions of Southern California and from all over the country. ArmiJO said plannc~ have not determined what pcrC'ent4ge or room s should be ~et 1.1 c;1de for low and modera t e income persons , nor wha t e ve ntual room rates s hould be s et. The idea of regulating room rates is not a new one. It pre- viously has been sought as a co ndition on development of ocean-oriented motels and hotels by the staff of lhe South Coast Regional Coastal Commission. The county planning com- mission took no action on lhe Newport Dunes plan. except to schedule it for further heartngs on July 15 and July 29. Commissioner Willi am Mac- Dougall said he didn't feel it was the proper time t.o discuss the proposal for regulated room rates. He termed them "dis- criminat.ory." The redevelopment plan, pre- pared by a committee, has raised the ire of Newport Beach officials. who contend the city should have greater voice in what eventually is adopted. The bays ide park is s ur- rounded by city lerntory. County planners said a meet· ing with the Newport -Beach Planning Commi ssion I ~ s cheduled for 2 p.m. July 10 and with the Newport Beach City Council at 2:30 p.m. July 28. K1•111t1,rauon Ls nectsury, he u ld, b«-au.C' there would not be l'nOuflh time lh the tWtnt Of 8 na• t1on11l cmerjtency to conduct reg- 111tr atlon nut opponents of reg 1111'f ut100 huvt-nott'd 4l Select.Ive S1·rv1ct> 1t•1>0rt . v. h1ch off1ci~s lt1t1•r d1suvowe1t . thut sutd the i.11.1 ndby pro.:ram would s ave on· I) M 'Yt•n d lh io. Mt•n born in 1900 will register tht• Wt>ek of July 21. To avoid a owdmg, men born in January, February and March are asked to regJster that Monday . Those born April through June on T ut.>s day, July through Sep- tember on Wednesday and tho5e born in October. November and December on Thursday. The week of July 28 will follow the s ame pattern for men· born In 1961. Offi cials said these day-by-day schedules are intended only as a guideline and that individuals can register anytime during the period. People who don't register can be subjed Lo five years In prison or a $10.000 fine and officials say thev will enforce the law. Carter originally proposed reg. istering both men and women. bul Congress rejected that idea. limiting it t.o men. That action formed the basis for the ACLU suit, which conte nds the pro- gram discriminates against men. There won't be a ny draft cards to carry in wallets -or burn in protest. Instead, youn8_ men will be asked to go to their nearest post office to fill out a form. Those forms will be sent to Selective ServiC'e, which °"'i ll use them to form a master list . eventually intended to include all men aged 18 t.o 26. -Fro• Page . .\ I PARK ••. to wait for that response before taking a position. Kt>ou~h said that recommen ~ d a t ion 1s al lca!>t two week~ ;1w a v The park plan, as envisioned 1n Crans ton's bill as "ell as the JOtnl bill authored by Patterson and Badham, C'atls for a national urban park along the Irvine Coast Area The largest purchase would be from the Irvine Company. which in turn would donate land toward the park and receive as- s ura nces of being able to de- \'elop 2,000 dwelling units just south of Coronll del Mar. outside I hl' park boundaQ. lnsta-Tune Files in . Bankruptcy I. Officials of the Irvine-based Josla·Tune Inc. confirmed today that the automotive service company has entered Chapter 11 proceedings or the bankruptcy law Ray Williams, acting general manager, said the proceedings may lead to a court-imposed agreement that s pecifies how much lnsta-Tune Inc. must pay to its debtors. Williams said a favorable agreemeq.t from Orange County bankruptcy Judge Peter M. El- liott on July 23 will mean that Jnsta-Tune Inc. can stay in busi- ness . Or. Willia ms said, the judge may declare the company of- fi ciall y bankrupt, thereby allow- ing debtors to acquire all of Inst a· Tune's assets. The company specializing in tuning automobile engines bas 63 stores throughout southwestern UnitedStateslnltsfranchise. Wgh Court R•les DAILY PILOT , ... O<-c.o..a 0..ty """"· •ltfl _ .... como.,_ ,,. -,...,. .. i. -·-., '"' 0.-c...i -.,....,. ~ ..,_ .., ....... .,. ---.. ""-k ... y .... , .......... ..._. -.. , ..--...... 8t•'"' '•w"t•lf'I V•ll•Y. ::;:.,":,i L~• lk~~~:..."'t...n T ... :"-.: =·--ll .. ut ..... , se.._ ~.IJ llOJ ·-c.i.-~ ..... ,_ .. ·-·-.. __ __ ~·-·c...r -~--............ ~··-llOtter ~ .. --Mo ......... E- c-... ._ Aul\""'4_....,..I! .... I Public, Press Right In Trials Upheld WASHINGTON <AP> -The public and press have • conatitu· tional ri«bt. to attend criminal • trials; M ' U.S. Supreme Court · ruled today, telling judges na· tionwide they can conduct trials or portions of trials in secret OO· ly as a last reeort to lmu.re f alr. ness to a def eodant. By • 7·1 vote, tbe JuatJces said the Comtitution 'a . free-1peecb 1uarantee1 require public trtala. Tbe decision sparked seven eeparate apnJona, and not all .. ven jmtlces •ll'Md 1n their 'lpproecb to tbe critJcal eomtttu- Uonal luue. But the dectston, neverthelea, wa1 a victory for pubUc and PfffS .eeell into the ll8Uon'• coarta. The dedaion Nid a VirmnJa Judie, Richard Taylor, -•• , , wrong when be clOled the two. day murder trial in 1978 ol John Paul Stevenson. Stevenson was charged in the 1976 murder of a Hanover Coun. ty, Va., hotel owner, and had been tried three Um• previous· ly. At the start ol tbe 1fr7I trial, Stevemon•1 lawyer uked Judie Taylor to close the proceedlnp "became I doa't want any in- formation betn1 lbutned ~ and forth when we have a reeeu a1 to wbat -wbo tatlllecl to what. .. Pl'OMC\ltors wleed DO obJec· tloa to the r.q._t, and Taylar approved It. T.-o penou Of· dered to leave tbe eourtroom were Timothy Wheeler and KniD McCarthy, npon..s for the Rlcbmoad TllMI Dt9pMeb and The Rlcbmoad N•••· Lead•. r Newport Beach police are problna the mysterious disap.. pearance of $46.500 worth of diamond and gold jewelry from a safe ln the property room al Hoag Memorial Hospital. The ex pe nsive rings and necklaces, investigators said . were reported missing Tuesday by a 8&-year-old patient. Marie Donovan ol Wilmette, 111. The patient· told officers she last saw the jewelry on May 23 when It was taJc:en from her for safekeeping after she C'hecked into the ho6pital for treatment of a back injury. Tuesday. when Mrs Donovan C'hecked out of the hospital, the Jewelr) v. a :. missing. police said. fl osp1tal offic ials told in- vestigators lhat only eight em ployt.'e'S know the combina- l1 o n t o the s afe whe re the Jewelry was stored. .. ,.,,.,...,.... A LITTLE FELLOW JUST TOO CUTE TO SHOOT Trapper Jim Clapp and Baby Goat, ~ Montha They also t.old police that their reC'ords showed the jewelry had been checked out but that the records did not show to whom or when -or if -il had been re. turned . Pohce said the victim and fter hus band , who were visiting friends 1n Newport BeaC'h when she was inJured, returned to fl. llnols Tuesday. An invP.sligation. they said. is continuing. f 'ro•P...-·II GOATS GATHERED. • • Among the mi ssing items 1s <1 platinum ring with a large dia mond estimated to be worth SJS,000 ··we found the' have nut one fl Pa , not one tick: not one s1,::n of re!>p1rator~ problem<; or other ills They Ju st seem to be in perrcct cond1t1on." Or PasC'O '>aid . The h ardy, f a t b reeci1n ~ ~pt>c1es 1~ b<•l1c vt!d de'>cended Marijuarut Plwu Taken M E R C ED CA P ) -Bur~lurs broke mlo th"' home ,of Willi am Meyer~ hen •, but took on ly one thing : a man1uana plant At ll'nst that ·., w h a t ~t eyer.. told police when he filed a report on the burglary. He s aid other items had been set aside in ba,::s. but were left bto•h1nd Pohce said they l'annot a rrt•<,t !\t{'\l'f'> for C'Ultl\ il l· in~ manJuana 1r th~·re 1~ no marijuana to use as t>\ 1denc·c· Motion Defeated ANKARA. Turkey CAP) The Turkish Parli ament today narr owly de feated a censure m otion that would have toppled the 7-month-old con servative government of Prime Minister Suleyman Oem1rel. from Span1l>h doml''>ltC' goat'> freed on the island ~ a f<>Od s up- µly for seafarers up to 200 years ;,igo and IS descended from an dnc1e nt Caspian ~a area b~. Hardy they are indeed, say~ Dr. Joel Pasco. a Sun.set Beach vetermarian. whose work wtth ~ tld arum ab 1s widely known The v wouhi have to he lo l1w• J od nour1~h "ht>r {• they dQ. "lt"s a tough operation on lh1s 1..;fand." arumal trapper Clapp ...... ,d. "The goats are mosUy in ..;tcep C'anyons and my men and I ha \'e t.o go in there personaJly, ..,ometimes on 90-degree slopes wi th 1.000-foot drops lo herd them toward the enC'IO&ures " · &dlot Count Stirs Fracas In County A rhubarb e rupted afte r OranRe County Regis trar of \ oter., Al Olson was called to um pire a ballot-marking dispute during the second day or a June 3 e leC'tion recount. Tempers flared Tuesday when Olson ruled that he would not l'Ount a dL'>puted ballot tn favor of incumbent Central Municipal Clapp, president ol Kem Rit>er Court Judge Richard Orozeo. Wildlife Sanctuary and head ol The vote recount WU sought the Carey Ra.Mh Wild Horse and by Oror.cc»s opponent, attorney Burro SanC'tuary, says they Robby Youngblood. who lost by caught 200 goats in ooe tiay in 217 votes. aC'cordmg to final one of the two aut.omatect lraJ>6. election returns. ~ Olson dtt1ded that t he mark The Navy has fought its ~'Doi"""'" on the balJot did not penetrate personal war with the coats for the box next t.o Orozco s name. decades, Wlshing they would Just He said the mark only touc~ ~o away but fin ally dec1d1ng to the printed line bounding the kill them off with helicopter-box. "And the state Elections borne marksmen. Code requires the mark be in the San Clemente housewives 'got wind -no pun intended -or the goats. rate. hastily organazed GOAT. Give Our Animals Ti~. and salvation ol at least some on the 57-square mile island wu as-s ured. ---. _ _.Ji.. ______ _ box.'' Otson said today. One mad Orozco observer de· manded Olson exam ine the mark with a magnifying glass. Olson refused and said he was sticking t'.b his original ruling - just as all good umpires do. -- • L. 13, NO. 1M, 4 S~CTtONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 1siwi On at Post Office WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1980 ~••r •••••••• Dally Newttpaper f TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ~1 Draft R~gistration Begin ~ I I I I I I I I I I ( l ;Park Plan Offered : Hayakawa Surpr~ed by Coast Bill ' By STEVE MARBLE OllMo.11, ...... ,..., California Sen. S.I. Hayakawa is still smarting over a move by his California colleague Alan Cranston to introduce a bill call- ing for the cr eation or an 11.373-acre park between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. Senator Cranston 's bill. in- troduced late last week. asks for * * * a federal expenditure or at least $38 million toward the pa rk. T he bill is a near carbon copy or legislation introduced by Reps. Robert Badham. Rep.· Newport Beach. and Jerry Pat- terson. Oem.-Santa Ana. "We're still very ea$er to get Hayakawa to co-sponsor this bill. .. Mrs. Files s aid today .. The truth is, however. we in· * * * Mayor Mulls Way To Regain Cash By STEVE MITCHELL Ol I .. °"'"' ...... , .. ,, Laguna Beach Mayor Wayne Baglin said today he is not con- ce rne d about Se n . A l an Cranston's re moval of a clause from a park -bill that eliminates Laguna's chances or receiving OCSweep Seeks Drug Records lty FREDERICKSCHOMEIU.. Ol I .. o.lly ...... , .... Armed with search waM'ants Orange County Sheriff's Depart- m ent investigators Tuesday swept through residences in four southern California counties in a continuing probe of an alleged multi-million dollar cocaine dis- t ribution o pe ratio n based in Dana Point. Sheriffs spokesm an Lt. Wyatt Ha rt said investigators launched the probe following the seizure or $1 million in cocaine and the a rrest or seven per sons at a Dana Point residence last April 17 federal money for a portion of Sycamore Hills . The California senDtor in troduced a bill l a s t wee k authorizing the federal expend- itures of $38 million for crea- tion or an 11.000-acre park sur· rounding Laguna Beach. In doing so. he incorporated the la nguage o f a }fouse or Representatives bill, which was 'approved in May, with som e changes. One or those changes directly affects Laguna Beach. The proposed N.ationa l Urban Park shows about 90 acres or Sycamore Hllls between Laguna Canyon and El Toro r oads within tbe park boundaries. The 96-acre triangular-s haped city parcel would be bounded by those two roads and the pro- posed San Joaquin T r ansporta tion Corridor. Members of the Orange Coast Park Committee lobbied heavily in May for wording that would give Laguna Beach fi rst crack at federal funds for purchase or the Sycamore Hills land for the park. The House approved bill says that "whenever funds are ap- propriated for t he acquisition of lands within the park, those funds must first be used to ac- quire Sycamore Hills land in the Laguna Beach part or the park." City officials estimate that could bring bet ween Sl and S2 million to the city which would go a long way toward paying orr the S6 million debt owed on the entire 522-acre parcel. formed his office of what we we re up to almost a week before ll'le bill was introduced ... Officials in ll ayak awa's Wns hington, O.C. office. though, said the bill caught them by sur- prise. Bruce Keough. an aide to the Republican .-enator, said staff planners have asked the Na- tional Park Service for a recom- mendation on the bill and intend to watt for that response l>efore taking a position. Keough ~aid that reeommen- da tion is a t least two weeks <iway. Thi.' park plan. 3S envisioned in Cranston·s bill as well as the Joint bill author<>d by Patterson a nd Badham. calls for a national urban park a long the Ir vine Coas\ Area. Th~ largest purchase would be from the Irvine Company. which 1n t urn wo uld don a te land toward the park and receive as- s urances of being able to de- velop 2.000 dwelling units just south of Corona del Ma r, outside lhP park boundary Marijuana Planl Taken MER C ED <AP > - Burglars broke into the home of William Meyers here. but took only one thing : a marijuana plant. Al least that's what Meyers told police when he filed a report on the burglary lie s aid other items had been set aside in-bags, but were le ft behind Police said they cannot <1rrest Meyers for cultivat- tng marij uana if lhere is no marijuana to use as evidence Cheer, Jeer Hwnans Get Nizvy' s Goal By "RTIIUR R. VINSEL Of ... o.11, .. 1 ... SI ... Sim mering jealousies over the ultimate fate of some 3,000 San Clemente Island goats which for centuries have s urvived fleas. ticks. 'q uakes. famine and Navy cannoneers broke out during Oper ation Goatlift Tuesday The event costing the Navy an est imated $148.000 has become a c ause cclebre with animal - lovers everywhere, who a re boo- ing t he Navy which originally wanted to s hoot the beasts . The men and e nvironmentalist factions involved in actuallv r escuing a m ajority o r the shaggy, long.horned creatures from the island's deep. brush- c hok ed chasms and canyons have emerged the heroes. T hey have certainly generated more publicity a ny way than Noah ever did when he matthed the a nimals two-by-two Into the Ark. wh.ile endeavoring to gel the goats onto a fleet of Navy barges. A s hipment of about 2.500 f:Oats is due to depart from Lhe island target ra nge in two to weeks. And now trouble has broken out. Sett-described c urmudgeon Cleveland Amory, a New York City sophis ticate and president of the Fund for the Animals. claims chief trapper Jim Clapp owes his or~anizat1on money Amory <:1 lso denounces thl! idea of shipping tht· goats to San Pedro or San Diego b~ barge. a 20 to ~ hour ordeal that might 1nfl1et seas1<•kness on the goats. v. h1ch Vt!tcrtnarian" ~ciy are ftnc now . Amory also said in a recent in terv1ew that h\.· was chartenng a pressurized commercial jetliner at a cost or thousands to fly the goats to a wild animal sanctuary preserve in Texas . He notic~.<!bly avoided fresh questions about that s che m e Tuesdav. Clapp, meanwhile, who Is famed for his work rescuing wild must angs a nd burros with the so-caJled Clapp Trap elec- tronic corral he Invented. claims Amory is exploiting the goats. "There are plent y or other places to take the ~oa t s if California doesn 't want them:· says Amory. who a lso says Clapp owes thP o rgan1zat1on Sl0.000 1t loaned to help start Opc ral1on Goatllfl. Clapp cla ims h~· is paying 1t bal'k and scoffed at Amory·s re- quest to give the Fund Sl0.000 worth or the goats then. so they <See GOA TS. Pal(e Al> HilJside Homes Vetoed Laguna Council Again Cites Slide Fears f ' ~ Searches for records believed related to the alleged drug sales operation were conducted at res- idences in Laguna Beach . Newport Beach. Huntington Beach, Irvine, Fullerton. the ex· elusive Mandeville Canyon and Topanga Canyon neighborhoods in Los Angeles. a nd a pro- ressional· otrice on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles. But Cranston penciled out that portion of the bill. prohibiting expenditure or park funds for ac- quisition of publicly owned land. Plans to cons truct 11 homes on a 28-acre parcel located at the end or Pacific A venue in Laguna Beach which som e say is a potential landslide area were turned down for the second time this year by the City Council. ( L ) is located, were passed unanimous ly by the planning commission. but later denied by the cit y council which claimed the site is not physically suitable for th is type of development. proposed is of great concern. I! • e e a a • • 8 8 8 8 8 8 a. :1 :1 81 8c Be 8c 8c 8c .. E Br Br Br Br Br .,, Bil .. B• .,, :: t: .., = ... E I Other records were seized, Hart said, in Santa Barbara and San Diego counties. H art said the searches also produced about six ounces of co- caine valued at between $12.000 and SU,000. No arrests were made. • •·we were strictly seeking rec· ord s based on the Information we discovered following the search In Dana Point in April." Hart said. He aaJd records seized at lbe house at 24716 Evening· Star showed that the alleged diatribu· lion rtnc waa capable of deliver· lng between $100.000 and $1 million per month in cocaine. He said the 1Dv.U1ation bas been ~cated by the awn· ben of persons believed in· ~olved and their alle1ed reliance (lee SWEEP, Pa1e AJ> M> BRINGS •G RESPONSE ··I recC'lved a million Ntnan.. fro"' my Dally Pilot M.r.----- • Tbal .. the adveru1l111 t11eee11 1 etor1 of tbe lrvt.ne man who I ... _.WI act ln t.be Dally PUol: u .c.1. ..,,,.._., no 'kid• or -. neadl apt. Call HJl-llDll Mayor Baglin said he un - derstands Cranston's reasons for e l iminating the clause that would have helped Laguna Beach and its debt problem. •'The senator ran into technical and philosophical prob- lems in a sense." Baglin said. "His most important objective is to get the park (approved) and he packaged the bill to achieve that." Baglin said the Senate has a policy that when they superim- pose a fede ral park on top of ex- isting public property. "th ey ask tbe public agency to dedicate (See MAYO&, Pa1e A!) Development of the Pacific ·A venue tract was proposed for the first time in January by Red- ington, Rogers and Associates or Newport Beach. Voting for de nial were Mayor Wayne Baglin and council mem· bers Sall y Belle rue and Neil Fitzpa t r i c k . Co unc ilman Howard Dawson supported the developer and Kelly Boyd ab- stained from votlng. The developer's plans to de- velop the hillside above Laguna Beach High School. where the Doctor'• S~z Tried Also st.ated was that the de· sign of the s ubdivision was likely to cause s ubstantial environ- mental damage a nd cause serious public h!allh problems. Redington. Kogers a nd As- sociates then subm itted a similar proposal including two fewer houses and a larger open space. but to no avail. · ·'The reasons we turned this down the lasL time ar e still valid ," said Mrs. Bellerue. "The s teepness of the grade on the hillside where conatrucUon is "We have had problems in the past wtth geology and we must be especially cautious." Baglin contended development in the area could ooss1bly lead to serious erosion problems . '·Ir the brush is cleared away t o build the houses. while this may remove a fire haurd, it will ·create an e rosion prob- lem ... he said. "When heavy rains come and the brush that holds the soU has been removed , we could con- ceivably be in for big problems. "The developer to night has presented a very imaginative approach to de ve lop ing the a rea," Aaglin said. "but the city cannot afford to let this project move on:· Ex-patient Tells of 'M~sages' ft) DAVID &VTZ•ANN Ol .. D911y ......... A former Neeptlonlst·paUent testified Tuesday that an El Toro dUroprac:tGr mauaaed her and ukecl .__her sexual K· llvlUel duriQa ..veral oamlna· Oom ... otllft. "There wen times that he wu J111t • • • well, tbat he waa very nert,'"' = womu told C-.J:~~. Jl'rW Pamalaro, U, or Laauna Beada. II ··~trial Oil SU ebal'fll ~ lnel the alleled ra,. ol • tr-~ femala pa· I tMDt llld 1h9 IDaieltlUon of I 10-year·old boy In his office. Prosecutor Del Wright called the YOW\I woman to the witness stand Tuesday to rebut defense teatimony that patients d1d not diero~ and that Famalaro ·~t only brief perlodl ln exaDUnl· tton rooms. The woman said she was employed by Famalaro from S.ptember, lt71, to April, 1979, when aht waa flred. She al.lo hid seen him 40 or 50 times aa a pa. tJ~nt. ahe aald. Durtnc ..veral eaamlnatiom, the woman taUOed, Famalaro would touch her breuta afts hlYlaa her putlallJ dllrobe. "What he dJd WI.a to~h my breuta. He would maua1e my breas&.I with hia fln1en," ahe told the Jury. Under quest1on1n1 by defente altorney. Al Stokke, the witneu aald lbe could not remember on which Nita Famalaro allepidly did this. Kewever, she claimed be touched her chest arH on a number ol attulona. She a1lo t.teUlled that be in· quired about ••r 1exual ac· Uvltl• and tbat lbe talked to him about boytrimd problems. Sbe eaJd she called an ac· qualatuce OD UM Suta Ana police for ce to report Famalaro's activities but no nt- port was ever made She also admi!ted that ahe continued goi.oe to Famalaro for treatments for back problems. Under questioning by WriiJtt, the woman testified that the chir.opractor would someUmee s pend 15 to 20 minutes with pa· tlents . Normal examination time,'~ taJd, wouJd run about four mlnUtea. She aald the WU flred U a fe. ceptlonlst after becomln1 UL A letter Hiil bY Famalaro's olftce to unemployment offtclall uid (lee TUAL, .... AJ) July 21 ~ First Day Of Acti.on WASl~GTON (AP) -Presi- dent Carter m ade it offi cial to· day : American men aged 19 and 20 a re being told to sign up this month so the governme nt wi ll ha ve potential conscripls wait lnlit if the draft is revived. The president si~ned a proc· lamat1on at a White House <'eremony order ing the young men to sign up at post offices between July 21 and Aug. 2. Draft reg1strat1on. he ~aid, .. 1s not to threaten war but 1s to pre !>er ve peace. · • I l ' s a p r c ,. a u l 1 o n a r y measurt>." h" sa1d ... fl. 1s de '>IRDCd to make our count ry l>lrong " The pla n '15 for youths born in 1960 and 196 1 to ht' registtre<J this year. Starttng 10 J anuary, men born in 1962 will r egiSter and from then on registr ation will tM' required on or near the date men tum lf! Carter proposed renewed dra fl reRtStration In the wake of the ~ov1et Union's m ilita ry thrust tnto Afghanistan, and used the Cabinet Room ceremony to re· 11ew his criticism of that move. .. We are deeply concerned about the unwarrante d and \'ICious invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union." the presi- dent said, praising the "freedom fighte rs·· who have opposed the Soviets in Afghanistan as offer- 1 n g the hes t d e t e rre nt t o Moscov.·. Surrounded by congressionar and other supporters of draft re- gistration, Carte r emphasized that "this ls not a dran." "I am no t in favor of a peacetime draft.'' he said, stat 1n~ that the United States •·w11J <'Ontlnue to re ly on volunta ry j enlistment" to meet m ilitary f manpower needs . The pres id ent said that SI billion was included in the com- ing federa l budget to e ncourage enlis tments and re -enlistments. Despite its limited scope, reg- 1 s t r a tio n has JHOv e n con - trovers ial. Con~ress approved money to run the system only afte r a Senate filibuster: oppo. nents have threat e ned de m onstrat.ons: and the American Civil Liberties Union has filed suit to block it. But the director of Selective Service, Bernard Rostker, em- phas ized Tuesd ay t h at o nly standby registration is involved for now, and tha t action by Con gress would be necessary before conscription could take place. Registration is necessary. he said, because there would not be enough time in the event or a na- tional eme rgency to conduct reg- istration. But opponents of reg- istration have noted a Selective Service report, which officials later disavowed. that said the standby program would save on- ly seven days. / Coast Weatber Night and morning low c l ouds, otherwise fai r thr ough Thursday. Lows tonight 56 at the beaches, 86 Inland. Highs ThW'Sday low 708 to low 80s. INSIDE T8D.4 V Hugh ,.,..,,.,,_ loMI at eve. uu of Yale grod.J whH~ Htlt!ed~ on tM MOlion o/ the Clot• o/ IHO. Stt • .. HOftdkoppn'a Yale Piclu" onP.A1. . .... .. .,_ .......... ....... .. L.M.~ .. ...... ..., ~ .. 0........ DW c.tle• .. ~ .. ............ "" . .......... ............ ~ °'" ..... C'M .... .... 0 .... L..-.. ct \ t I I I . I • : • • :: .. I U~. Work Granls To Mirwrities OK'd WASHINGTON <AP> -The S Supreme Coun Loday af nrmed ('()ft•rnatonal •ulhonty to •C"t quot•• that auarantt't' minority-own~ buslnes1u•s • 10 J)t"rt'ent share• or f •dc-r11I publlr workt aranl.ti It wa11 a major end<1Not•meot of tht· .cov..rn1rwnt':. affirmatl vt B('Uon t'fft1rt.' By a 6 3 volt', lht' juslH·t•s \atd Congr.,ss urlt'd within Ill> <'Onatltutiomll and lf'gal authurlty in 1977 wht>n 1t rcn·rved 10 ~rt't!ftl of S4 b&lbon In fc'(f('raJ pubbC? WOrk l(run~ Ur; bO l"itllcd -. mlnurity St>t 11sldt-~ Oppooen&s ol U1t' pruUce uid the mlnonty i.t•l a1>1delf <'on stlluted '"reverse d1scrl mtnation" In which whltt' firms wel't! 11 legally btfkkeJ fro m compellnl for r.oml' pubhe work <'On traru. r.11r f"riflriz'• Ric-la 8nutua ... RIO DE JANt;lltO. Hr&&.lt tAPI f'opt> J ohn Paul II took i1 i.w1~ at Ora~ul 's Jet set toda . telling d i.hantyto~n uudtt!nt:t• bvin"k in sight of Rio's high·n 1>e luxur} itpartmentr. thitt the Rom an Catholic Churt'h wants to be the · ·e hurch uf the poor · '"lbose of you who ltve m abunctanc~ and luxur}, do you not feel remorse of conscience?." the pope asked a~ the slum dwellers cheered and s ang a samba an his honor Addressing the poverty-stncken resident~ of the V1d1gat "fa vela." or hillside shantytown. the pope ~uHI "The value or man 1s not measured by what he has, but by what he ts " 'llaaldwr Oudh1r• Pro.,inf'e Plate LONDON (AP) -Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government announced today it wants to set up an 8().me mber assembly in Northern Ireland in a fresh bid to restore political stability In lhe strife.tom British province. "The prize to be gained in Lerms or the cohesion of Northern Ireland and the pros~cts for reconciliation and reconstruction could be a rich one," the Conservative Party government said in a discussion document. But, Like the constitutional conference earlier this year that preceded the new proposals , the initiative is widely expeeted to founder on the thorny issue of power-s haring between feudin~ Pros testants and Roman Catholics . 11on-Sto""" Head~d for .\"t-rada LAS VEGAS C1\P) -Southern Nevada. not yet dned out from two thunderstorms that dumped more than an inch of rain on some parts of the Las Vegas Valley, may be hit with still more storms loday, the National Weather Service sa id. C Photo, Page AS> ."""" ________________________________________________ _,, Future IJnreriain Bergeson Tax Bill Hits Brown's Desk Asse mblywoman Marian Bergeson's bill to make indexing of s tate income laxes permanent law has reached the fork in the road -Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr's office. The bill. AB 2001, won ap· proval Tuesday from the full Senate on an unanimous 76·0 vote It already has been ap- proved 61·0 by lhe full As · sembly But state officials contend the bill may now have moved into rougher waters. Brown. who is on record as be· ing against a permanent index· ang law. threatened to veto Mrs. Bergesort's original indexing bill unless a two-year sunset clause was inserted. The original bill, a uthored by the Republican assemblywoman from Newport Beach in 1979, won approval only after the two- vear clause was added. The bill is set to expire in 1981. f'ro"' Page .4 J At the time, Mrs. Bergeson said Brown's staff members lob-bied so hard against her bill that senators were informed the gov· e m or would veto other pending legis lation unless they we nt a long with his desire for a two- year limit. Reached this morning. staff members for the governor said there are no immediate plans to veto Mrs. Ber geson's latest bill but said it would be scrutinized closely in the next few d ays. Brown contends that the s t ate's reve nue picture Isn't dear in the wake of Proposition 13 a nd other lax·cuttin g measures a nd th a t th e Legislature 'Should •wait to see the e ffect of these measures before making indexing perma· nent The bill, if made law, would permanently fi x indexing of s tale income t axes so that Californians who receive co;;t. of living pay increases aren ... t automaticall y s hoved into higher tax brackets. WEEP ••• on tt..J '*' ol bl• nam• and aua .... H • u•d an 1ddlUonal 1' March wan-anta wu-e MtVed ln Southern C11lfornl1 prlor to 1'ue'ld•y'11weep. "We an! now trying to 1ub- 1tanllat~ idenUtlea lo detennlfte who wais djstributln1 and who was buying In eaaence who lht•y IU'l' and what w•s aolng on .'' Hurt i.atd ll t' s u1d it will take in· ve:stlgutors ~ome lime to com· 11lut<' lhut task. Ttw April arrests in Dana ro11H 1x:~·urred after sheriff's dep· ut1c1> were summoned by re·i porlb of screams comlng from lttt· Evening Star residence. lr1~1dc the home they found a man. Steven Bowman. 30, San ('lement~. who reportedly told 1nv~~l1~ators that he had been kidnapped, beaten and tortured "'1th a propane torch by other ~l·upunts or the residence SC Council lo Select Design Finn San Clemente council mem· • bers are expected to select an a rchitectural firm from among six applicants lo design a new county li brary when they meet today at 7 p.m. Last month. the Orange Coon· ty Board of Supervisors ap. proved spending $800,000 for a 10,000·square·fool Library in San Clemente to be built on an acre or land provided by the city . In addition. the city plans to add a 4,000 square fool senior citizen ra·cility to the Ubrary, and another 4,000 square feet for future use. The new library will replace a 17·year·old 4,500 square root facil ity at 233 Avenida Granada. which is too small to house the ·10.000 book collection. The six architectural fir ms in· terviewed for the library design wt.'rc ranked by a city commit- tee appointed to review the ap- plicants. Arch itectural lees r anged from $35,000 lo $60,000 and the m aJority of the fees would be pa id from the county 's construe· lion fund for the project. ... The committee's first choice 1s Anthony and Langford, who say they can do the job for SS4,000 of an estimated $900,000 cost of the entire project. Others ranked by the panel in· elude Richardson and Chase, who want $35,000 of the $1 million estimated cost; Granada Design Group, $60,000 flat fee; Wayne Penny, a $40,500 fl at fee: Drie lsma·Boucher, $60,000 or a $1 million estimated cost; and Frank Montesinos, SS0.000 of a Sl m iluon cost. Teargas Utilized FRESNO CAP) -A police SW AT team here used teargas today to force the sur render of a man who fired at an officer after barricading himself in his apart· ment, investigators reported. Frank Hanna, 61 , was taken into custody for investigation ol as· saull with a deadly weapon after a 4 112 ·hour standoff with police. MAYOR ••. land to the park." High Court Rules But Baglin said the city cannot afford to dedicate the land to the park because of the lar ge debt s till owed the former owners of Sycamore Hills. "We're looking at ways the federal government can receive the property but the city would still be compensated," he said. That may mean the city will have to sell the 90~acre parcel to some intermediary, Baglin said, s u ggesti n g the Coastal Conservancy as one possibility. "Or we may have to try and sell the land lo a private en· terprise group on the condition it would be resold lo the federal gowmm,.,.-at the same price." DAILY PILOT Public, Press Right In Trials Vpheld WASHINGTON <AP> -The public and press have a constitu- tional right to attend cr iminal trials, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. telling judges na· tionwide they can conduct trials or pqrtions of trials ln secret on· Jy as a last resort to insure fair- ness to a defendant. By a 7·1 vote, the justices said the Constitution's free-speech guarantees require public trials. The decision sparked seven separate eplnlons, and not all seven j\.istices agreed In their approach to the critical constitu· tional issue. But the decision, nevertheless, was a victory for public and press access into the nation's courts. T he decision said a VirliJlia judge. Richard Taylor, was wrong when he closed the two- day murder trial in 1978 or John Paul Stevenson. Stevenson was charged in the 1978 murder ol a Hanover Calm· ty, Va .. hotel owner, and bad been tried three tlmee prevk>ul· ly. At t.b8 start ot the tm trtal, Stevemon's lawyer asked Judte Taylor to cloae tbe ProeeedinCI "becaUBe 1 doa't want an)' ln· formation beln8 shuffled back and fOl'tb Wbea we have a reeeu .. to what -who tMtllled to what.~ Proeeeuton volced DO obj.c· tioa to the NQ1Mlt. aad T11lor approftd It. Two penoaa or· dered to ..... tbe eomtroom were TlmotbJ Wlaeeler and Kevta lleCartb, nports8 for the Blchmond ,,... Dilpeteb --- a n d The Richmond News · Leader. T he y and their e mployer, Richmond Newspapers Inc .• sued, challenging Taylor's ac- tion . The Virginia Supreme Court upheld the trial closure. but today's decision said the closure was unconstitutional. Stevenson eventually wu ac· quitted . The re porte rs' appeal was s upported by numerous news m ed ia or ganizations and the American Civil Liberties Union, which viewed the case as a ma- jor constitutional showdown. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and Justices Byron R. White and John Paul Stevens joined ln one opinion, written by Burger, that said, "abeent an overriding interest . . . the trial of a criminal case must be open to the public. •·we hold that the rlaht to at· tend criminal t.rtala la lmpUclt ln the 1uarantee1 of the Jl'int Am endment ; wltbout the freedom to au.ad 1ucb tnals, wblch people bave exeret.d far • centurfea, -Important aapeeta of freedom of speecb ancf ol tbe pre11 could be evi1cerated," Bur1eraatd. "Until =~tbe eoart bM Mo cord9dvt • ...,. ... .,...._. lion to the dt•llDIDadon ol ID- formatiaa or tdeM, but Mftl' before bu tt 1q•9b beld tMI the aCQalllttlon of HWIWCllUIJ mau.. la mtiUld to _, e.- at It tat't o a al proteetloa wbatloner," atn.. aa&d. ,. I .... 1,........ A LITTLE FELLOW JUST TOO CUTE TO SHOOT Trapper Jim Clapp and Baby Goat, 10 Month• f 'rona r,... '' GOATS GATHERED. • • may be udoplt.'d out to ~ood •homes ·"Ludicrous'," 1s wh:.it Clapp and Gregg lhckma n, of the 1\1 ll<.1nce for Wtldhft· Ht·hab1ltt<it1on and t;ducation. branded Amor' ... goat r c·d1stribut1on through adoption pl an in u worrl "They wilt have to suo me to ~el the goab4" '>aY'> Clapp whose trapping outfit 1nf'ludt"'• his h1n.'d hand!>, his family and d hcl1c·optt.•r James Haynie Services Set For Thursday Graveside services for James 8 . Ha y ni e of Sa n Ju an Capistrano will be held Thurs day at 3 p m at Pac1f1r Vie~ Me m orial P ark in Newport Beach Mr Havnie. who d1erl Mondu' at Sadd.le bal·k ·om mu n11 ' Hospital. was a st.'lf emplOYl"sa: dau~hters Melanie Haynie of San Juan Capistrano and Tish Roberts of Meadow Vista. • a A !-oharc of the <!.500 goatr. will i::o t o C l ap p ·~ experiment<il '>Jnetu ary near Bakersfi eld . -.om1· ~,11 he sold to Los An~lc~ Count v as mobile, hrush ·eahn~ f irt: prevention a n1m.tb and otht>rs will ht us('(] m genetic re· =>~arch al Cal Poly Tht-ha rdy . fas t breeding !>pt>cie~ is behe v~d descendl:rl fromjSpanish dom estic ~oat~ frc~d on the island as a food suµ. ply for seafarers up to 200 ye.a.rs a~o and is descended from an ancient Caspian Sea area breed Ha rdy they are indeed. says Or Joel Pasco. a Sunset Beach \ cter1nar1an . whose work w1lh wi ld arumals 1s widely known '"We found they have not one m~a. not one Lick , not one sign nf respiratory problems or other ills. They Just seem to be m perfect condition." Dr. Pasco said. They would have to be to hve and nourish where they do. "It's a tough operation on Uus island .. animal trapper Clapp :.a-1d Fro• Pa~ :I I TRIAL •.. s he missed work on numerous occasions and was apathetic. She said the letter had upset her then but that she was not bothe red now. ,., ~ !~~LL ~ ~·1'G ~-~J ~~+-,,,i_-;;y, Zoo 1'Mk.ST6 lt'f.tB l~Sfl -~ ,Pm ~R~~ ~ ~i~ ~ r -E--I "°'-ffi1t ~lt;2f ~CAP6UUi5 t7£/fl ·1.!~11* J > .. Hoapital Jewels Missing Newport Beach police are • probln& the mysterious diaap. pearance of SC6 500 worth of diamond and gold Jewelry from a safe ln the property room at Hoag Memorial Hospital. The expensive r ings and necklaces, investigators said. were reported missing Tuesday by a 69-year·old patient. Marie Donovan of Wilmette, Ill. The patient told officers she last saw the jewelry on May 23 when it was taken from her for safekeeping after she checked into the hospital for treatment of a back injury Tuesday, when Mrs. Donovan checked out of the hospital , the jewelry was m issing. police said. llospitul offi cia ls told in· vcs tiga tors t hat only e ight em ployees know the combina· ti o n to the s afe where the JCWClry W<tS stored They ah.o told police that their records showed the jewelry had been checked out but that the records did not show to whom or when or if it had been re· turned. Police said the victim and her hus band. who we re visitin g friends in Newport Beach when !>he was injured, returned to II· llno1s Tuesday An investigation. they said. b continuing 1\ mong the missing items 1:-. a 1JIJ t1num ring wi t h a la rge diamond t"'•ltmatl·d lo be worth SJS.000 Laguna Man Reappointed To Pldmwrs- By JOHN NEEDHA M OI i... 0.11¥ 1'11ot Sl.ttt Lagun:.i Reach Planning Com m 1ss1oner Stevf'n Riggs, ap· ~)(HnlL'CI about two months ago to fill the un expired term of Cowt 1•1lm an Neil Fi tzpatrick. was ap· provl·d fiir a four year term on lhl' c·omm1ssirm TuesdC:1y Thi• L;igunu Heach ardntect "'J'> appotntt:d tn .t J to 2 vote of tht: City Council with Mayor Wa~ n1• Hagl111 the swing 'ote But in voting for the JO.year· old Riggs. Ba~hn wa rned that he wants lo 'itt an end to what he terms "bloc voting" on the five· member panel. And. fie said, if the vofing pat. tern continues at what he called "the expense of environmentaJ 1!.'!>Ues " he will seek the ouster of the entire commission. · Riggs was chosen ove r"urban p l a nning expert Elizabeth Brown. who had claimed she was bct1er qualified for the posi· lion because she had no ties to the real estate community. Counc il m em ber s Sall y Bdlerut' and Netl Fitzpatrick agreed Mrs . Bellerue said if the council appdlnled Mrs. Brown, the Ptanning Commission would have a more balanced represen· talion. I f<lll«ith .4¥fl+CAC? 71llilurr5 IJ!!P D a; £Ds·~ -~- ~~*. ~ I l I I I l l B 8 B 8 8 8 8 8 a a a a. 81 lk 81 Bt Bt lk .. Bt Bt 8t • a. a. • .. .. ... t: ... Bet ht a.. a.. ::: Bis ... ... 811: =~ llot eo. llcN> Bor 80r 80r :: BO! ••• t t .... Brll = ... i ·-~ I " Ora•ge Ceast I I> I T I n f~ VOL. 73, NO. 1M, ~SECTIONS. 46 P.AGES ORANG COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1980 "··········· Dally N•••pa ... r C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Revitalized Downtown Top Mesa Goal ay ISUY CLAUSt:N \ . ._.....,"-' ..... Coata Mesa's City Council ha~ determined that redev,.,lopment ~the old downtown area sh<>Yld i&llt top priority as rar as public Wfort goes over the next two years. Councll members met without formal written announcement for more than seven hours last month in coming up with 12 proJect.s which should get top c1t)' attention Second on the h~t 1s improved traffic c1rculauon Third as am proved community appearance and fourth 1s competef}t police and fire service Work on -the Costa Mesa Freeway <Route 55) 1s ranked above creation of a public marina at the mouth or the San· ta Ana River. · Siwi On at Post Office Next are efforts toward crea· t1 v11 of Fairview Co unt y R eg ional Park . mass transportation. cable television. the John Wayne Airport. fair· grounds redevelopment and the Central Orange County (traC{ic> Circulation Study. Sequestered for seven hours in a South Coast Plaza Hotel con- ference room. council members originally came up with a List or 97 prionty items. officials re· ported. City offi cials. Including top staff members. meet biannually to draft a plan of action. officials noted. Goals establis hed are not necessarily expected to be met. said Mayor Arlene Schafer, but areas are earmarked for prog· ress. -The council , sitting as the City Redevelopme nt Agency, is scheduled to meet July 9 to choose from among three de· ve loper s who wis h to re· ha bilitate the downtown area bordered by 18th and 19th streets. Harbor and Newport boulevards and Park A venue. The council hopes to begin downtown redevelopment by m id-1982. City department heads will study the 12 priority items for 45 days and report back to the council regarding the amount of m oney and time r equired to meet objectives. Mayor Schafer said. "As a result," she added, "we might say 'Wow!, l didn't know that particula r item would take that many millions,' a nd revise the list." <See GOAL. Page AZ) Draft Registration To Begin O•llY ~llot Slaff - LOOKING OUT FOR WILD DOGS AT CHILD CARE CENTER Officer• Eddie Jefferaon, Ted Hoffman on Patrol Sheep-killer Dogs Give~fficers Slip Eddie Jefferson and Ted Hoff- man, two animctl control of- ficers, were waiting in a swelter- ing parking lot al Orange Coast College Tuesday afternoon for two dogs If they were spotted, all at- tempts would be made to capture , them painlessly. If those means failed. the officers would kill the dogs with a .410-gauge i hotgun. The dogs are wild strays which two weeks ago Saturday fatally mauled and mutilated (our sheep at the OCC sheep pastures. Although they roam the streets of Costa Mesa, the dogs Ii ve on the campus in oleander bushes along Adams Avenue and under a warehouse near the recycling center. .. capture the dogs is their in· telligence in avoiding t raffic on the streets, and their instinct to hide quietly in rustic areas. The stakeout is a daily routine that began last week. The officers vary their pattern. showing up at difrerent times of the day. But they have not yet seen the dogs. Officer Jefferson, however, did have a face-to-race confrontation with the dogs later on the same day the killings were report4MI. He answered a subsequent re- port that the dogs were hiding once again in lbeoleander bushes. He said he approached and when he was within three reel they leaped at him. Jefferson said that he was able (See DOGS, Page AZ) Triangle Seen in Slaying Prosecutor Paul Meyer con- tt'ndcd today that Jerry Gene Wills killed an off-duty Costa Mesa policeman last December afte r a Fountain Valley woman both had ooen seeing severed ht>r relationship with Wills. Me yer described a love triangle between Wills. police of- ficer Mark Pesanli, and Joelle Sennewald in t~ first day or Wills' murder trial. In his opeQing argument to the nine.woman. three-man Orange County Superior Court jury, Meyer claimed that Wills. a Costa Mesa car salesm an, was guilty of first degree murder in the shooting death of Pesanti. 'l:l. Miss Sennew a ld, 23. was wounded in the same shooting attack. The prosecutor said that both Wills and Pesanti had been see- ing Miss Sennewald and that the murder defendant had been ap- plying pressure for her to marry him. But. the deputy distric~ at· torney asserted, evidence would show that Miss Sennewald pre- ferred Pesanti to Wills. Meyer said that Willis s howed up a t the woman's Fountain Vall ey apartment on the evening of December 21 and asked her to choose between him or Pesanti. who had already been at the apartment. The prosecutor contended that Miss Sennewald and the off-duty police officer had been "solidify. ing.. their relationship before Wills ar rived and that she had already decided thctt the defend· ant would not be earl of her future plans . The defendant, the proseeutor told the court. had been lurking outside the apartment and final· ly knocked on the door to talk to Miss Sennewald. Both men told her she had to decide between them and after she chose Pesanti, Wills kissed her on the forehead and left the apartment peacefull y. However. Meyer said Wills went back to his own apartment and later called Miss Sennewald to tell her it's "really over ." He told her that she would soo n hear a "big b oom ," frightening the young woman, Meyer said. The prosecutor said she asked PesanU to spend the night with <See SLAYING, Page AZ> The bushes are only about 1,000 feet from the on-campus cbildren'1 center. The wareltoule ia300feetaway. Doetor's Sex Trial flips, Dips, Hooray! Fine Arts major Dee Dee Campana ro shows orr the fact there is a fin e art to fl ag-twirling as well as selling fireworks. Her sorority. Pi Beta Phi. has a stand at 16th Street and Newport Boulevard. Costa Mesa. Fourth of Ju- ly fireworks booth is hard to see from street, but it ·s ac- tually at Newport Produce. where framed notes to owner Ernie Camp from his friend former President Richard Nixon are displayed. If that isn't patriotic. what is? Bergeson Tax Bill Hits Brown's Desk Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson's bill to make indexing or state income taxes permanent law has reached the fork in the road -Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr's office . The bill, AB 2001. won ap· proval Tuesday from the full Senate on an unanimous 76-0 vote. It already has been ap- proved 61-0 by the full As· sembly. But state officials contend the bill may now have moved into rougher waters. Brown. who is on record as be- ing against a permanent index· ing law, threatened to veto Mrs. Berl{eson's ori•inal indexinl( bill <See BILL. Pase AU What hu amued and frustrat- ed tbe olftcers in their attempts to .--------------------------·AD BRINGS Ex .. patient Tells of 'Massages' ' " ac RESPONSE "I received a milllon rea.,.... from my QaUy Pilot 1114.".-~-- ,,.. •• lbe advertlsin• succtea llol7 ol the Irvine mu who plaffd Uda ad bS t.be Dally Pilot: u.c.r. Prd...or. no kids w pell. needs apt. Call m -am T By DAVID KUTZllANN . °' .. ......,.,.... ..... A former receptloniat-patlent testified Tuesday that an El Toro chiropractor ma1sa1ed her and asked about her sexual ac- tivltlel dUrln& several examJna- tiou at bil office. "There were i1m.. that he WU Julit . . ftll, that he WU very cwert.'' tbt woman told Jurors tn:r,rw Jodee Frank 1>omente • courtroom. Famalaro, JI, of La1una Beaeb. ii ••=.trial oa ao cbar•• U..t lnel the allepd rape ol a l't·year-old female pa- tl•t ...S U. molestation ol a lO·year·old boy in ~is office. Prosecutor Del Wright called the young woman to the witness stand Tuesday to rebut defense testimony that patients dJd not disrobe and that Famalaro spent only brief periods in examina- tion rooms. The woman aald she was employed by Famalaro fl'Qm September, 1878, to April, Um, when abe wu fired. She alto had seen hJm 40 or 50 timea ai a pa- tient, abe aaJd. Durtnc several examlnatlom, the w0man tettJfted. Famalaro would toueh her breuta after havln• her partially dilrobe. "What be did was touch my breasts. He would massa1e my breast.a with his fin1era.'' she told the jury. Under queatlonln1 by defense attorney Al Stokke, the witness said she could not temember on which villta Famalaro alleaedly did thJ1 . However, she claimed he touched her cbnt area on a number ol oceuiom. She alto i.Ufled that he in- q utred about her sexual ac· Uviu.. and that the talked to ,blm 1boat boyfrtend problem1. Sile laid •be Hlled aa ae· qaalfttMH OD the Su~ Ana poli c e ror ce to report Famalaro's activities but no re- port was ever made. She also admitted that she continued going to Famalaro f« treatment.a ror back problems. Under questioning by Wrilht, the woman te1llfled that the chiropractor would aometlmea spend 15 to 20 minulet with pa· Uents. Normal examlnallon Ume. she 1ald1 would run about four minutes. She said ahe was fired u a re- ceptkJalat aftet becomln1 UJ. A Jetwr Mill by FamalUO'I oftlee to UJMmployment ometala aald ( ... TaJAL. ..... AJ> July 21 First Day Of Plan WASlnNGTON <AP I -Presi- dent Carter made 1t official to- day : American men aged 19 and 20 a re being told to sign up this month so the government will have potential conscripts wait- ing if the draft is revived. The president signed a proc- 1 a m ati on at a White House cer e mony ordering the young men to sign up at post offices between July i 1 and Aug. 2. Draft regis tr ation. he said, "is not to threaten war but is to pre- serve peace, "It 's a p r e cautiona r y measure." he said. "It is de- signed t(\ m a ke our country strong." The plan is for youths born in 1960 and 1961 to be registered this year. Starting in J anuary, men born in 1962 will register and from then on registration will be required on or near the date men turn 18. Carter proposed renewed draft registration in the wake of the Soviet Union's military thrust into Afghanistan, and used the Cabinet Room ceremony to re· 11ew his criticism of that move. "We are deeply concerned ,. about the unwarr a nted and v1c 1ou.s invasion of Afghanistan by the $o'11et Union," the presi- dent said, praising the "freedom fi J?hters .. who have opposed the Soviets in Afghanistan as offer- 1 n g the bes t dete rrent lo Moscow. Surrounded by congressional and other supporters of draft re- gistration. Carter emphasized that "this is not a draft." 'I a m n ot in favor of a peacetime draft." he said, stat- ing that the United Slates "will continue to rely on voluntary enlis tment" to meet military manpower needs . Jewelry Taken Police aren't s ure how a burglar entered the home of a woman living in northeast Costa Mesa to steal about $950 worth of jewelry. Officers reported Tuesday that the thief was "selective" in dip- ping into a jewelry box owned by Deanne B. Lewellen. _.,, .. ' Coast Weather Night and morning low clouds, otherw~se fai r through Thursday. Lows tonight 56 al the beaches. 66 inland. Highs Thursday low 709 to low 80s. INSIDE TOD"~ Hugh AfuWQort loob ot nc· ce.1 of Yale gr<XU whil~ eoveldroppmg on the mmion of the Clot• of 1960. Su "Hortdkapprr's Y~ Pickl" on PogeA7. • ••• 1 l ) 1 t ./ BllEA«ING -----..... u. • Work Giunls To Muwrities OK'd WASHJNOTON CAP I TM • ~ ~p~mr Coort lodta y af firmf'd con1rns1onal autborlty to art quatu th•I 1u-arantt'\' m ine>rit)-o•"M'd buameues a 10 per<"rnt shuf' of ff'der•I puhllt worb Jran"-l\ was • mlU<>r t'ndonemtnl of Ute aovernment''I a fflrmaUwe-actioo efforta; 81 a W YOt~. the JU..lJ<'ft a.aid Cont "'" a rled within llA c-onstltuUonel .ind lett•I aulhonty ln am Whf'n It ,.~ ervNI JO percent ol $4 b1ll100 1n fe<teraJ pubht "Ork gnnh. u:. 111b nllt•d minor1t y r\t't ~t<k-$ Opponents ot the pracU~ saJd tht! m inority St<t 1u1ldt!b t-on 11tltuted "rTven«-d&a('r•mmatJon" m which white f1rm 1> wt-rt-11 le ga lly blocked from ('OmJM'Ung tM M111w pu!Jhc· v. ork:. l'On tract.' .... ,. Cridrb.-• lllrla aradUaft• RIO OE JANEIRO. Braml IAl'1 Pope John Paul IT tO<>k u swipe a t Brazil's ,et lltll today. tl'lhng a shantytown a ud1en('e la ving tn sight of Rio's high n se luxury apurtm~rll!> that the Roman \athohrC'hurch v. a ntstobetht' "church or the l>QOr "Those ol you who li ve an abundunce una luxury, do you not fe t:I remon1e of ronscu.>nce'> thl' J>Ol>l' ash'<l u!> tlw .... 1um dwe llers c ht't'red and san~ .1 !>umba 1n h1!> honor Addressing thl' poverty l>tn('ken rl'Sltlt'nti. of lhe V1d1gal "favela." or h11ls1de :.h antytov.n. the pope !>Uld "T he value of m an is noc measured by what he has. but by ~hat he rs " 1'tatrit'r 01UH11.-• Prot"ln~ rta11 . LONDON (AP > P n mc Ministe r M ar~an·I Tha tchcr 'i. gove rnme nt announl'ed today ~t wants to set up a n 80 me mbt·r assembly m No rthern lrt>land 1n a fre~h bid \!1 rt .. llure polltlrnl st ability in the strife·torn Bnt1sh provtnCt' "The p ri ze to be J?8tnCQ 1n tt.•rm:. of the cOhl'i.1on of Northern Ireland and the pro!>pects for rr<'onr1llo.1t1nn 11n<l,.rt'l'On~trurlr<in could be a rich one." the Con:.l'n all\ r l'arl~ ~on•rnmcnt ~aul in a dis('ussio n do('umcnt But like the ('Onst1t ut1onal conferen('"e toarli l'r th1!. year th at preceded the ne w proposals. the inrt1at1ve is ~ 1dt>ly expC<'tcd to founder on the thorny issue of po"cr-sha ring between feuding Prostestants and Rom an Cathoh(':. .tlore .Sfo,...• ffea•d tor ,,t'TClda L AS VEGAS 1 AP> Southern Ne\•ada. not yet dned out from two Uiunderslorm s that dumped more than an in('h of ram on some parts of t he Las Vegas Va lley, may be hit with st1U more storms today . the National Weathet Service s~11d . I Photo. P age J\5). New art Dunes I Planned Inn Faces Low-rent Mandate f\y •'ttE Ot:RIC'K SCllOEMEllL ()I -O.Hy l'l'-4 $1•H Nt!wport Uunci. oper a tors ""ould be required to m ake a porlloo of rooms in u proposed 250-umt motel available to J~w and moderate incom e families under a rede velopment plan re· viewed Tuesday by the ~range County Planning Com mission. Responding to a q uestion from Commissioner Fred Light, Al ArmiJo, a county Environm ental Manage ment Agency p lanne r , :-.~i d a "m a xi m um n ig htly ~ha rge·· is being conside red for ::i portion of rooms. .. Jt Is stairs Intent to increase ~he availability or raclhties." Armijo said . The proposed 250-unit "fam ily inn " Armijo said In a presenta· tlo~ to the commission, ls the centerpiece o r the Dunes' r e- d evelopm ent plan. The proposal a lso c alls fqr an e nla rged manna . addition al r ecreational v e hicle parking s paces, bi k e trai ls. n e w r est a u rant s and a more e x- c lu s i ve, 40-unit wat e rfront motel. The county owns the 96-acre Newport Dunes a rea. It is leas<.>d to Newport Dunes Inc A rm1JO said after l ht! m et:tmg TRIAL ••. that county planners fe<'I that recreational uses at the Dunei. ~hould be opene<I up to persons of a ll income ~roup:, lie noted that the _Dune~ .is a regiona l park. drawing v1s1tors from lnland portions of Southern Ca lifornia and fro m all over the country. Arm ijo said planners have not rlete rmmed what percentage of rooms should be :.el aside fo r low a nd mort e r a t e 1ncomt· persons. nor wha t even tual room rates s hould be set The idea of regulating room rates is not a ne w one ll pre- vious ly has been sought a.s a co nd ition on de velop me nt of ocean-oriented motels and hotels by the staff of the Sou~h .Coast RegionaJ Coastal Com mission. T he count y pla nning com- m\ssion took no action on the Newport Dunes plan. except lo schedule it for further hearings on July 15 and J uly l9 Comm1ss1one r Wilha m Mac· P o ugall said he d idn't feel it was the proper time to discuss the prop osal for regulated room r::ites. fie term ed t hem ' dis cnminatory." T he redevelopme nt plan. pre p::ired by a ('O mmittee, has raised the ir e of Newport Beach officials. who contend the cit y s h ould have ~reate r v<>1t:e in what even tually is adopted T h e baysid e p ark 1:. sur rounded by city territory. County pla nners said a meet· in ~ with the Newport Beach P la nni n g Comm ission i s s('heduled for 2 p.m . J uly 10 and with the Newport Beach Cit y Council at 2:30 JJ m. J uly 28. rr..l'•••AI LAYING ••• h•r but before totnc lo Md th~ t'vld ntl)' fCll'IOC lO toC'li1 • alldln1 al••• door to the apartm.nt A h u 1hoot1 n1 up hi• own apartmt"ftt, Wiils lbt!n Wt!nl to M 1u benr1~w11hf\ upa rl mt'nl. t•nh•red 1l 1and 1iurprln -O Uh:: two ot·~·u 11ant11 10 b t•d toge ther. M t·~ t'f Uld He taddt'd Wlllt. tw lfl u gun at lh~m and thu\ r .. ~.anu went for hi\ o-,n .iun on the njght 11timd. trl1111:utlng a str ugglt: . l)urtnK thut rti;ht. Pesan\1 was sh ut m th · lllllt-and stitgttered In· t11 unothi.:r room wh~re Miss Sen · rwwuld had Oed T he prose<-utor t.Jld Wills followt:'d Pcsanl1, re· luuded his gun. and told the "'uundt'{l officer· ·If I t'l.lnnot httvl" ht>r. neithe r l'JI\ \OU \1 1•\ "' C'l::i1med W1lb then 11lfllt,'<f the trigger t wice. ktlhng l't•..,1-1 Ol I Tht• 11t1orney :.aid t he car ,,i1c~mun th,·n tur ned the gun on ~t 1s~ St-nnewttld sa id. "I wa nted \OUM• bud," a11d shot her in the ('ht':.l D l'f t'nH .1ttorrH.·y· R 1 ch.a rd [lonnl·r d1J not ~1ve a n operung :.t.1tt·ml·nl 10 lhc JUr) this mom - 111 i.: Water Pipe Work Snarls Mesa Traf fie M t•sa C<>nsolidatcd Water Dis trlCl off1c1all> have warned motorist.!. to avoid t he interscc· 11on of Cabn llo Street and Irvine A venu(' in Costa Mesa . Traffic westbound in the 400 block of Cabnllo and southbound on I rvinc near the mterse('t.Jon to a i. far north as 18th Street m ay expen cnce difficulty. t hey said. · Old four -inch wate r pipes are b<:ing replaced by six-and e ight· inch m ains. a spokesman sa.ld. The JOb Is expected to be com- pleted by mid July. but the P&J ('u 'l1ty -Co of Los Ang_el.es t'oull1 t uh· th rt"t: months lo finish the work unde r t:ond1t1ons of a S-0 I .f.30 contract "The new ins ta lla t ion 1s a con-tinuin~ pa rt or the d istrict's im· provcm<'nt p rog r a m .'.' the ~pok csm;,in sa id. "It will m- c·re<1~1· the wa tl•r now and rein· fM('t• f1rc ·f1ghl1ng c<ipab1llll~ U1 the area f 'rone Page _.1 I BILL ..• unle ss a two-year sunset clause was inserted. The original bill. authored by mem bers for the governor saJd there a re no immediate plans to veto Mrs Bergeson 's latest bill but ~u1d 1t would be scruu mi.ed cloi.ely 10 the nt'xt few days A r o wn ('On l e nds that the st ate's re ve nue pict ure isn 't c lear in the wa ke o f Proposition 13 and o t h e r tax ·c uttlng m e a s ures and t h at th e Legislature s hould •wait to see the effe('t of these m ea s ures before making indexing perma- nent The bill. If made la w, would pt•rm ane ntly fi x ind e xing of s tale in com e taxes s o that Cahfornjans who r eceive C03t· o f llvmg pay increases ai:en·t a uto m a tic ally s ho ved into h ighertax brackets. Reagans Vacation I OS ANG ELES CAP> -Wi th the.:' Ht.'publlcan nom ination for p resident m his pocket, Ronald Rea gan was scheduled to lea ve California today for a five-d~y \•acat1on with his wife Nancy Ul Mexico Heagan, who has no re · maining act ive foes for the GOP nomination. is expected t.Q return to Los Angeles a round Ju- ly 7. 'Unfair Ga•e' E/,ephant Capturea Wardw NAIROBI. Kenya <AP > -Reveraln1 ~&Alu.I &ut African huntlnll •lorlH, five Ken y• 11me wa rdena reported today tbe1 had been c•P'ured b y an elephant. Th~ otrlC'lal Kenya News A1ency quot.eel wardea Fra.M WaA - numa as saying the mf'n we re chas ln1 a herd th•t wu destroy· in~ c l"QJ)!I 1n th~ hills near the port of Mombua when ooe ele phant tx.-ca m e enruged It char ged, se1:ied the wardena' heevy cat wtUI tta trunk, dr agged It 200 yards with the me n l.nalde and theft puabed tt lnto a 20-foot·ditch The ne ws a RenC'y :;aid the wardens shot the elephant twice but the wounded an1mul dis appeared U'lto the bulb. Cheer, .Jeer· Hwnans Get Navy's Goal, By ARTiruR R. VINSEL °' .... 0.11, 1'1 ... '\Ml S1m mertnJ: Jealousies over the ultimate fat1: of sOmt.' J,000 San -Cle m ent1: Island goats which for centuries have s ur vived fleas. t icks , ·quak t:S, famine <tnd Na vy c a nnoncers broke out during Opc rnllon Goat11 f1 T u1:sday. Th1: event costini; the Navy an ~tim ated $148,000 has ~come a c aus•· ('ele hr<' w ith <1n1ma l· lovers 1·vcrywhen •. who ar~ boo- rn g th1· Na vy which orig inally .... anl t.'11 lei ..,ho<1I the-tw<i~h Th\' 11wn amt '-'1w1r1mmt•ntah!>t ractlOOI, ln\·OJVt·IJ In UClUaJh• r l' :-t' ll IO j! ~· m a J () rl I .. II ( l h l' .... haJ.:J.:,. loni: hornt'll C'rcaturc:. from the u.land 's df~p. bru.-.h t•huked chu:.m s a nd can)ons hin c emerged tht· hcr<>elo Tht.•> havt' certa1nl> ~t·ncratl'<! m ort.• publH'llY unywa) than Noah f•vcr did wht'n he marched tht.• animals two by two into the Ark, "'hilt• e:ndc·<1\'0rang llJ gl'I the goals onlo a flt~t or Navy bargl':. 1\ :.h1pment of about 2.500 goal!> 1~ flue to rtepart from tht• ii.land tar.:ct ran~c in t""o to .... eeks And now t rouble h a!> bro~t'nOUI SeH -<le~H'rr hNl r u rm udgeon \levcland 1\mor~. a New York C1t\' sopt11sncalt· and p reMdt>nl of '1 ht· Funct for the Animals. l'larms C'h1ef trnppcr J im Clapp owes ht.'> organization m oney A morv al~o d1•no unccs the rctca of :-.·hipping thP ~oats to San Pi.'dro or San 1>1ej!<1 b) barKe. a 2f) to JO hour ordeal thul m ight inflict seasickness on the goals, which veterinan ans -.ay arc fine now Amory a1so said in a recent in- terview that he w::is chartenog a pressurized commercial jet.liner at a cost of thousands to Oy the ~oats to a wild a nim a l s a nctuary preserve in Texas He nol1ccuhl> avo1dt-<l frf>Sh '1 Ues t 1onc; about that !>Chemt' Tuesda .. · Clapp. m1·an.,..hdc, v.ho 1s famed for his work rt.·:.cu1ng wild mustangs and hurros with th(' so t•allt.'d Clap p Trap e lec- tronic corral he invented. claim s r\m ory ts elltplo1trng the goats. "There a re plenty of othe r places to take the Roats if Ca lifornia doesn't want the m," s a ys Amor y, w ho a lso s ays Clap p owes the o rg anization $10,000 it loaned to help start Ope ration Goatlift. Clapp claims he is paying it back and scoffed at Amory's re- ques t to give the Fund $10.000 worth o( the goats then, so they may be adopted out to good homes. ··Ludicrous! , " is what Clapp a nd Gregg Hickman, of the AJ . ha nce for WUdllfe Re habilitaUon ;1ne1 t.:duc.ation, branded Amory's ~oa t r t!·dis tributio n thro ugh a doption plan in a word "T hey will have to sue me to get the ~oats!," says Clapp , "'ho!'>e trapping outftt indudes ht:-hired hand!>. his fa mily and a ht.•licopt~r A !>hare of ttw 2.500 ~oaLc; will ~o to Clapp ·s ex pe rime nt a l !>a n('tuary ne a r Bake rsfield; some wiU be 8'Md to Los Angeles County as mobile . brush~aUng fire prevention ani mals and others will be used in geftdic re· sear ch al Gal Poly. TY Admitted To Coumy Wwtroo1n P r esiding Orange Count y , Superior Court Judge Walter W. C harami.a s a id t o day, a s ('ameras clicked or ground away 1 n courtroom s thro u g hout Calrfomia. that he knows of two loca l requests tQ rum cowt ac- t JOO. Chara mz.a said a television ne ws crew from KOCE Channel so in Orange County was ad- mi tt e d Tuesday to tb e l'OUrt.room of CftltraJ lhmicipa) Court Jud&e Jackie n.om..._ Channel 50 la bMed at Goldm West Colle1e ID HunUDttoo Reach. Judge Cha.ramu said that a request is al.lo pending before s uperior Court Judge Leooard Mc Bride to allow te levision COV· e r age o r the Larry S m ith murde r trial. S mith. ol Newport Beach, ls accused or the murder of C arolyn Bealer. 2'. a Gar.Sen G r ove woman wbo di&appeared last AugusL Her body bas never been found. T he prosecution alleges that S m ith murdered her oo bis s peedboat and dwnped her IMt- te red body in the sea off Dana Point Harbor. SJ e ~XALL ~·"' ~-~J -jrvpp~+-~ Zoo~ 11vrw.SI 11'! . -!! llJ'..t/IJI ,,.._P•••.41 DOGS ••• to._.._ off• lbot wlt.b b1a "1lft. quUIMr dart 1•. which milled. . ............ udtbe=la Oppotlte dlre~Uona. a.ae bll tnaek. he chued tM dop on , P'alrvi.w Road. until he io.t them at th• San Dte ao F reeway. Both oMc:en Joke u they watt forthedoptoappear. butt.heftla· •n underM01 lenslon of can11ict- ln1 forces. On one hand. they ex- presa their love and concern for anlmal.a. But they also realize that these dogs are dangerous, a nd rnust be s topped. ··o nce a dog gets the t.aste of blood. you don·t know wha t they're going to do.'' said J t!f· fe rson. N.ancy Noble is m anager ot the OCC Child Development Center. tending the children of students a nd staff members. She said that the d ogs had been s ighted o n ca m· pus as early as spring, but only re- cently reported as vicious . "It's r eally kind of s cary because of the fact they can really sail over the 16-foot) fe nce," s&d M 1ss Noble ·'One wonde rs 1f dogs that might at.tac k s heep might at- tack children ." M lss Noble went on to s ay that the center's sU.ff has been alert· ed. and h as a pla n to usher the c hild ren indoors 1f t he dogs are s ighted The dogs are descrihed as an Australian she pherd. tl rey with black spots, and a s hepherd·collu.! m ix . with blark and Ian Mlonn~ An imal Omtml offtcNs ur ge that rf these dOl!S a rl' ~rghlt'd , lhcy not be a pproached The control de· pa rtmt·nt should 1>4 · not1f11-0 1m m ediately by calling 754 521!(J . Ha lf an hour later . with no sign o( the dogs, Hoffman a nd Jt:f fe rson depart to the1"' separatt: trucks . "I know it's a ll a m att.er of time ," J efferson said . ''We'll get the m tflhey're in tb.1Scit y." GOAL.· .• She said council and staff coo ('Ur red tha t t he top two go11 I ite m s. redeve lopme nt and traf- fic circ ulation, need the most al tent ion. Much o( the public's qu1...osUOO!> d ur ing April'~ city council elce- Uon campaign revolved around poor traffic flow -especially eut and westbound . Many of the council's goals re- q uf re action by o ther public a gencies. s uch as the federal gove rnment and Ne wport Beach in establishing a Costa Mesa llutaa oa the eout near the Santa Ana river. A similar situation ts faced with ntemion ol lbe Costa Mesa Freeway . State funding and a pproval Is required along with rout.e con- currence by Newport Beach City Council and, possibly. a vote of that community's e lectorate. M esa counc il me mbers agree the y must work c losely, too, with Newport officials in airport deve)opment. Councilman Donn Hall. re port- ing on the lengthy session. added that the counc il also will work lo improve relations between th(' city and county fair officials on development of the fa irgroWlds. I li?-ith .4Wr.Jk,lo 1'11i1UST3 '!!!f/Z' she mlssed work on numerous occasions and was apathetic. S he said the letter ha d upset , her then but tha t she was not bothered now. High £ourt Rules Public, Press Righi, ,,. D ~R~ ~I~ l1J~ .... ate~:.-"°'p ( DAILY PILOT , .... 0.-c-v o.;1, ........ --~" ,_.,._"'"_..._ .• _._..,IM 0<•-C.-•I -·~ ~· S.0..•.W -·-·.,. ---..,, fll<-,_ HJ< Ghlo .... .._ _. .. Kii. H-~ :::«~~:. :·~ :,';,!:;, ~~".: _._ ... .., ___ "" ' ... -- ,..,.. ............... a4 ,.. -... "'-· .. () .... •W. z..,..., -c.i-•• n.a.. ·-··-... _114 _...,...,_ , .... c.ww. ""< ...... --c;;.-•-.... -..11 ..... l!dller ...... a. ........ -"-~-.u.. ••ti---... 1011 .. In Trials Upheld WASHINGTON <AP ) -The public and press have a constltu· u onal right to attend crirninal trials. the U .S. Supre me Court ruled today, telllDI iud1es na· u onwlde they can conduct trials or portions of triaJs In secret on· ly as a tut resort to in.sure falr- ne11 to a defendant. ·By a 7-t vote, the juatlces aaAd the Cooatitutlon 'a free·apeecb guaraftteel require public trial.a. The decialon s parked seven separate opln.lona. and not au seven Just.I~ •Jreed ln their approech io the critical conatltu· Uonal IMue. But the cl41Cllk>n, nevertbel .... wat a vtctory ror public and pte11 acceu Into tbe nation'• C!OUrtl. Tbe dedlkm aald a Vlrpnia Jud1•, Jllcbard Taylor. •as •roDI wbea be cloMd t.M two- day murdlr trial in 1'7t ol John Paul9ee•-· StevenM>n wa& charged in the 1976 murder or a Hanove r Coun· • ty, Va., bot.el owner , and had bee n tried three llmea previous· ly. At the start or the 11'18 trial, Stevenson's lawyer asked Juqe Taylor to c lose the proceeding.a "because I don't want any lo· rormauon beln1 ahufned back and forth when we have a recess as to what -who teetifted to what.'' ProMCUtora VOlced no obJec· lion to the requ.t, and Taylor approved tt. Two persona or· dered to tuve the courtroom were Timothy Wheeler aad Kevin JtlcCatt.b)', ~'!!. the Richmond Tim• .,..,.._ .. and The Rlebmood New•· Leader. Th•1 and tbelr emplo7er, Rlcbmoad New1papen lac .• sued, ~lint TaJlor"• ee- Uon. -~--- ~-~~ '«~II ~~* t1!!141 • ~RDA~ t:1 ..,,..,~ ~)'ME~' N£lltl«XiENA =::,. 1'1 "'1"1_ ,_,,] 0 f ~ii _.,.,_ ~fJf-f'-1 ltf, JI~ Ito.I II I 'i' a Gl.YOXIDE ~.,., ... Niii /STOCKS Wednt'eda p.m. (EST) • ' w.dl •dff,JUl't l . llllQ s "' ........... , •• llet ..... Aiding Home Buy Provides Break I 1 Editor's Note· ~hma &enesJ By S YLVIA PORTER Is your child planning to buy a first home? Despite som e moderation in price levels and some easing of the re· c1.:ntly tight money squeeie. your child needs help. You want to give it to him. In fact. you may be willing to pay alt the bills. a t least unlil your child 1s ready to carry the load alone. But t here's u tax pitfall. You could owe a big gift tax when you buy a home for <) child. You are we ll aware of this and the hig news to )OU 1s that by handling matters right , you can avoid any Money's Worth tax liability although a home for your ch ild may be the largest gift yo u make i n your lifetime. A BA S IC' TAX stra tegy m ight be to give S3.'1)() to your child and $3.000 to your child 's spouse. each year free of gift tax. If your own spouse Joins in the gifts. the amounts are doubled an annual tax-free total of $12.000 I l o\\ should you -or shouldn 'l you handle the gifts from u tax viewpoint'• Here arc three :.1tual1ons · YOU Bt:Y A NEW home Then you sell 1t to your son and hb ~oung v.1f<o . taking b:-tl'k a :-.tries or $12,000 notes. But ~ou don't <il'tu all~ 1nl<·nd them to pay off t he note:.. You forgive ea ch note as 1t falls due You Vl' Just walked into tax trriuhle. w&rns Prentice· Hall Sim·..: ~riur ori~mal 1nwntmn v. as to forAIVt· each note as 1t cam<· du(' the lntl'rnal f{{'\C•nuf' Scrvlet.~ probabl y will s ay tht: i.<tlt.> v.~1s <.1 <hsgu1:,ed gift I Hev. Rule 77·299, JRB 197i J I I • ~o \OU \'Ill O\.\l' .i ~1ft tax 1>0 the full v alu<: of thf' hom 1· ;JI 1 h•· t tm" r,f t h1· '>:Jl1· 11.-..,, 11f t•(1Ur'\c. the S I~.000 ex C'IU'>lflll 1 Y ou huv a h<im,, rnr sr11.ooo Then ''OU transfer a one f1(U, 1011·n ·'t v.<>rth S12 <Xl'l l'<H h )ear to your :,on am! dJughll:r in luv. for ft\t ~l:df:. \'Ol' SllOt U J II.\\ t: n11 rmililf•m here Each I rans fer 1-. an 1ndt·pt:nch-11t ~11ft and '>111:.'lll:.'rL'(I by the SI2,000 ex d u::.10n llriwt•ver .s incr· )Our vm and d;.i u~hter-in-law will want to mv,·1· 1n ri l!ht c.t\l.:J\ P\'en th()ugh they initially havt.• nnl:. a r>nP·ftflh mtt.•n •:-.t ·yuu mJy be s afe r to charge thl'm n ·nt for th•! 0t hl'r four fifth.., Ollwr~1s1., thL· IK.S mid1t 1 l<11m that. since lhe roupf(· hJ d I uJI ( n ·l· U!>1· •1f lh1 h1>t1:-.~· I mm :ou really m ade a gift of the l'r\11 re how.c jl the st art HOW DO YOl1 ~A KI-; a c:is h gift to your son and d;.iuAhter-m-law so they c-an make a down payment on a new home"' If th£' dO\rn paym r·nt 1s more than s1 2.ooo. you may be wiser to spread the gift ovl'r two yea rs 1'hen each '.\Par ~ou J?1ve the couple enough money so they r an puy th:it yc~r·._ mortgage payment. t\s lcmg as the mnrt gage payments d<> not exceed SI2.000 a ~ear. you'll ov.1• no ~1ft tax. That 1s because you ;i re able to take advantage of a big br eak . THAT BIG TAX break ties in the fact that each gift ~ou makt.• lo you r son ::ind his wife to pay the mortgage will. be tr1>all'fl as a :,eparate J.?lft Although ~ou·re realb making an 1mmech ate 1?1ft of the entire house, your only immediate gift tax liability will be on the couple's equity in the house <the down payment you makeJ You should not make the mortgage payments directly to the hank If you pn~ the bank. you don't get a deduction for the interest portion of the mortgage -it ·s not your liabilih' ~ Hut 1f ~ou µ1vc-'•>ur :-on anrJ rlaughter·11Haw the mont•\. :111d thq 111alw lilt• )JJ ~ mcrH they ~et the 1nlere:-t rkduc-w>n ."ttork11 In Tht- .ttipollight NEW YOI> .. IAP) !><it~\ Tu,.,d~v. tH1t t: dnd nt"t <.MnQlf ot lt\f •••tHtn n"(h \ ot<. 11.,;.-N11w Voo StOt k E • t'\a,,oe-''""""''· tfl•O•no nat1Ct\dll\I' dt mof"" tN" '' £s,moi\. 4S4 IOI) •I' • • • Pull,,_ <S1. 100 l l'. • ,. • Arn Cy;tn 440,200 J I • • , ,,_ QllCllrP •71,600 1l • -I <t•.600 IJ~. • 7 , CentSo ~ •13,200 14'> ISM 401,000 S4 > • ~. v.1.,.,Enr " Jll,200 ic • 1 N.ttSttn4t. 11i .200 2s• ... 11., A<N< T ~ T lOl,JOO S1 • • Gull OH 184.700 41'~ • t.. Te-o Ire ?84,600 )I • • -. ~~•molt 787.'IOO 77t.. " E..uon ? 17,'lQO 1>1 • .,. Holkloay IM ?6J.'100 210.. • '- IJou-.lonP• \ r19ra~11 NEW YO lll>.IAPI Ftl\ol Do""""-\ 4~ tor rut)(U~~ Ju• l. lTOCIG Ooel> H•ot> i.-Ctose <>'Cl JO 1nc1 eos ~ a16m 962 ltl an 21 • • is 'lO Trn 273,JJ 716.1>2 111 80 11S JI• 111 IS Ull Ill 07 111 13 117 •.S \1312--0 II oS SO 31) S4 Jll.01 31? 20 Jiuo t 1 ~ I !'ldv$ • • • • • • • • .. • • 7. 7U,l00 Tr"" '12.«XI Ulll• •.••..• .•• ..•.. ••• · SOl.SOO oS !>I~ 4, 1'13,1(1) NEW 'l'Ollto. IAPI Jul. I 'l006Y 8JJ t>IO •11 111'1.I JO WHAT <IMEX 0 10 NEw YOll~ 1AP\ J ul \ 100•., lOS 251 21~ 111 75 10 Gold 4.,, at 1011• ., ,.. _a.nw ~· S.lecltO-IOOOlt' prkfl toci.y: L-: momlnq fl •ll'O U12 00, 110 t lt.00; •ft•-lllllt'IQ"61.jQ,upl l.50 • ...... ., .. ..._ flld .... "6.S.02, uo "-• ,.,....._.! flllngWJ,00,upllA.,.. zwkll• So 1 ... -"•UM>te. N•w Yeftr: H•lldY I. Harmen mlel· morl'llno M6t.j0, up iuo • .,_ Venu Enllttherd Mlllflt ~-.mld mo<'nl"' M61.JO, 141 iuo. New 'l'ertl: Eneelllefd flllfl<eted tDld mid-"'°"""' 9'M4S, 1C1 $I ,SS. 'r,, I • DM1'9\0f _. H1Q, JVir t ' NATION Pll9UC NOllC8 ....... ~.~ ..... ,-.-"~P~.~.~ .... ~.~.~.~k~.~"~"~.~ .... ~.~.:----------------.,,701.aw ••••••• eottool flrolllem RaUo ••• E'-L-----(-AottleveMeftt-~ ti 1 ••'•"' '•"'"' r..D~ ~ 10 1 ""'""' ~....... IVerJ110nt 12 30 20 e 10 3 Average MONTPELIER. Vt. CAP l C•ll•d a de-' veloper's paradise a dee· I ede ago, Vermont now 1s conside r ed an e n · vironmentallst's drcum. 1 T he law that m ade the diffe re nce turned 10 years old, and otricials hea ved a 1>1gh o f 'sat isfaction that Vl'r · monl had survived the de velopment boom. ·'It has preserved the.· c haracter of Vermont," says former Gov. Denne ' Davis, who risked his . I polit~;>l reputatio n l o gel the law, known as Act 250, passed m 1970 THE LAW ~ave Ver- m ont the mechanism to r eview and control de vclopment, and ts con- s idered by muny plan ners to be the t oughc:.1 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ IU$Ufl"SS N-1 '1All.MI Nl f '"" tooo .... riq .,.,. .. "°" '' domq tKl\I ""'O<tt\ Jt M C.qt£11 f. l>!>!>OflAff~ ,.,,, M.M"iA•t""', W•I• 10\, lfVUM (._A 9'111• J •m"'' Whv,om f,t ••f. ~lS M•' r • n1,• Pt • '°''• AN>w, t " .,.,., t "''' bu\t,.\\ t\ t O"OuC tf'<I O't •t\ tn d1w10VAt J•~W Gt ... ., t~•\ \Lll~nt ..._,_, IUflO VtUh t1w ro"'"'' Cl•'• u• O'•f'Oe <.°""'' o--Jvf\# ff ,.., l'tttm P t.1bf1\hllod ()r..,., C:O.'t 0.11~ P1~1 ,..,.... II ti H JUiy I t• )'1' 10 PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOU\ IU\INI!\\ Nl>Ml \Tl>lEM(Nf l h• •ouowmq P'"'"O" ,, M •N.J bu'• ~\\ "" > Y .a•,•.<Jrt• rt c-., \•I ·~•" P UBLIC NOTICE ~ .. •• Low Av•r•o• Dropout• Juvenile Offenders in th(' nation 1 Support e r s s ay 11 dosed the door lo qu1<'k p rofit d('V('(Opl'r~ l.lncl ('00Vl'r\<•d ('V4'n ind1f frn·nt Vt·rmonll'r~ 1n111 'l trong 1.•n v 1 run mt• 11 I a lis ts l'l(TtTIOU\ IU\fNfU Nl>Mf STAT(Mf NT f n.. •o;tOWlnQ ~t 1'Jf\ t\ do1nQ °""' ,,,.,. ,. Nu f\Qt4\ ()•1•0 c,u.,,. >k, t. .. •OOt1 - H•'<t(f\ ( Alif0tn1«1 ..,~ Id™" ' "' u .. 1 'fl~ 'i 04J1front l"ICTI noos IUSINfSS N.uo1r SlATf: ... IENl DIFFERENCES IN BACKGROUNDS REAOIL Y APPARENT Wide Gap In Ratio• Between Achievement, Olaclpllne Problem Orild Analyzed • I Study Sho1,vs Broken Ho1ne Of le11 lo Bla1tie C I NC I NNAT I <AP> Ch1hJrcn from hr!1k<·n homes cause a ~tnkingly das propor· t1one1te s hare or d1 sc1plane pro- blem:. 1n !-.chools a nd fare for worse acad 'm1 cl.lllY than. their peer~ from I wo parent home:., <Jccordang lo a study. F'or cvC'ry two pa n :nl chi Id d1:.c 1pl1nf'd, th1• ~tud y s1.1ys, teacht·r~ look Io I a'tk thn•l· om· J>a rc·nt th1ldrcn <'omp.irins.: <·hildrcn from hrokl'n home~ t11 thos e \\1th hulh JliJ l'~·nts. ttw ratll> for <lro11<1Ul.'-w;is ~ !'i, for cxpulswn:-H I ANH WITll TUE nat11111al d1von•1• rat1· s till •,h:11 ply rb1ng. I ht• )'' olllt•tns S<'I' m f't rtu in to wfirs tm 'l'h 1• stuth 1·11r11h11·H•1I b) Dr. Frank Brown of Mf'lhriurnl'. Fla . for the ('h.-rl<•s I-'. K1·Ucr· mg Founrlat um (1( D:.iyton, Ohio. ;ind tl1(· Nl.lt1nn:d A-..,or·a:it1on of F.lt•mcntary Sthr.>'11 l'rim·1pab 1s cxamtnrn~ tht• lwh:. vior and achievements of IR,244 children, grades one through 12, from all economic and ~ocwl levels. F ewer than :l firth: 18 percent, com e from fomtla(•c., w1lh one p ar c·nt ttw hulk of I hc•m from t.omc·\ lin11<1•r, 11\ d1vu1 ct· Y<'l tr1c) <.a<·< •JU11t '''' ~~:, r•<·rn·nt •>I ( __ E_o_v_CA_T._1o_rv_J I th(' d1~c1plinary action~. 25 pc·r· c1;>nt of the dropouts. 2fi percent or ~uspcnsaons a nd 27 fl<'rccnl of t•xpuls1ons FOR /\U, CHILDREN 1n thl' .. tudy \A.ho haw• had d1sc·1phnary c• 11 n t .i c· l w 1 t h J u \ l' n 1 I • · a111 hor1t1c·:-.. :Hi 1wrct•nt tom,· from onl'·pan•nt homl•c.,, 31 p<•r 1•t·11t fromt lwo-pan•nt fam1 hc!-t ;i111l thl· res t live 1n fost1•r hnmc•,, "1th relatJVl'S ur nn lhf'tr own 111 th<· rnncr c·1ty tht· f1i.:urt1s art• worSl'. ··or 200 delinquent t·hddn·n an Wa-.hrngton, D C , 1 7~1 l'Um4• ( r 11 m ~•ni.:l c · pa re n l hr1mt·s." Hrown ~aid 1n a tclcphont' 111· lt•r Vll'\A.. And ;:i ccording to the lJ S Census Hure<.iu the r1 s in~ d1vorc(' rate means 48 percent of ... l·hool children during the next det·adc will com e from ont•- parcnt homes. " rT. S t\ FR I G II T t: NI !'Ii G .. t •• t I ~ I I c· • . JS r 0 w n s a I cl ·I'.\ l'r.\ IXJ<l) 1~ f·1inc1:rnl·d :..b<iul Oeeurrenet..• Rare Disease Linked With Ta1npon Use ATLl\N'I A I/\ I' 1 Th•·ri· 1'1 nu recic.,on for mt1'll v.•1rnl·n to r11c.,l·•m linuc u .. an g lorn1xin' bt't·:iw,1• tht•y havt• t1N·n hnk•«l 1<1 a rare d1sca:.t• call<-d h 1x11· '""l'k \)ndn1mt. lh•· n1Jt1onal Cc·ntn for U1'>l!asc Conlr•1I rl'pCJrL't Toxw 'lhfl<'k t'> u -.11ml'l1m1·., f.1L<JI a tlrnent <·ti;irnrt1·r11.<:d liy ht~h frvf'r \orn1t1r1g, cl1arrl11·u . u "'" huru like' rush a11rl a r:q111I dn1p in blor>d Pr<''>"'"'" whtC·h fr•• 11ut•r11ly rc~ulh in ... 111w k 1h1· l'DC ~aid. II pr1m:irily Jfl1·c h ) '1UOJ( WOffil'n IN TllREt: ST U Olt:~ of women who hud the dt!'\l!flM•, conducted by fede ral und Wlscoru11n and Utah health of- ficials. 9'l of the 93 subject:. n · gularly usc.'C sa id In lls Morbid it y <And Mortality Weekly Report. Since 1978. 128 cl.lscs of toxic s hock syndrome have hecn re· ported nationwide. with 10 f4' sutlin~ In d eath. CDC <1ffl~1:it,.. said. Most cas ci. occur an wonwn under 25. and mcm· thun 90 P<'r cent begin duran~ the mf'n:iLnwl period, the CO ' stud ABO U T 50 MILLIO N American women· use tampons about 70 percent o f menalnlaling women -but tox- ic shock syndrome occun In on· 1 y about three o r 100,000 men1truating women each year. uld...Dr. Kathryn Sh1nd1, an epldemJologist with the CDC. lh. Shands Hid researchers bave not determined exactly how tampon UH 11 related to the dlaease, althou1h tampon• m1y "provide a aood culture medhun" for bacteria. But &be added, "because we eitpec:l only a small number or women to cet the dlaeue, we are 1ugeetJn1 I.Mt women not dlacontlnue tHipon uae uni•• they ts.W"e bed toxJt •hock IYll· drom•already.'' uaua 11Tt1D1a bave ..,. dJeeted the ,,...,._.. ma1 be eaaaed bf a t.oalD •IMC!•ed wtt.b ~ ............ t0mman Mdertwn that eaUMI pu-. ICI form 1n l>f>Jh and :iii ,., . .,,, . .,, I he· f1·1J1·1 :11 ff•J>'irt "'"'l If !\Ill h ;, t111crn I'! th1· l'IHJ'>I', ' lhf• UM' 111 I :unpOW• rlll J(hl fu vt>r j.!rllwth ''' tht• li:J<'tn1um Jn th" va~1n;i or ~11rption of the toxrn from the vai:ln:a or uteru~ t>ut lhCM! J)OMilhlhltC'I> have not OOen H1Vc·st1gatC'd," the center t.u1d f'"uturl' teflls ar e to t)(: conduct- •·d ln con1wltation with the Food a nd Dru~ Administration, the r.-port addt>d. No particular brund of tampon hab been US· sociated with the disease. R•:PR•;f;ENTATJVES OF the lom pon lndulltry noted that toxic !thO('k 11yndromc Is rare and said I hvy ar1• cooper ating with the C OC'll lllurlles of the dh1easc. "We have not encounte red the lllncHs ut uny time during more than 40 years of c linical testing of o ur product, so we have no direct knowledge o( the illness," s aid Robert L. De Santi, ex· ecullve vice president of Tam· pax Inc. or Lake Success. N.Y., which has a 40 percent lo 50 per· cent sh.are or the market in tam· pon product.a. WomenOK'd For Mi,itary BELGRADE Yu101lavla <AP> -Tb• Y\OlOlin Parliament has approved le(Jlllation allow· lng women to .olunteer ror up to tlx mOGthl' service in the armed forces. The Yqe»lav draft 1tlll appll• aal1 to men1 bowever. .lfllitaq _ offtdu1 Hid the1 w.,.....,....tbellilltwa,aot l•t•tr•U.• !C)llleD Into tb• .......... I& •• beUned tber WWld ...u, be ....... ..,......,..me.. tht· marrwg<' thing This 1s th•· firs t nataon<.il ~urvl'Y to fand our "'ha t hupp<·ns to thf' t'hildrcn ·· Tht• :.tudy involH''> a l'ross 'l'C·llon of 26 M'hools 1n mn•:r c·1t1t''· s mnll town~. :-.ut.urb:. <.ind rur<il i.lrt·:J~ 1n 14 :.t<itP.,. /H11on:l. Cahforn1a. Colorado. l'onnt'ctlcttl . Florida. llhnms, In· cl 1 u n a . ~1 ;t ' ~ a l' h u ' t• t l s . M 1 C' h 1 J.: <.i n , .'.\ l ' hr a ~ k i.I • N t· w . l(·r~''>'· Ohio, Wai.h1n~111n ;ind WI Sl'C)ll~ln 11 t' s ;1 I cl l h ,. ., I u ti y .... :1., ~pa .... nC'd hy a 1!17!1 G<.illup l 'oll. JHlld for by the Kl'lkrins.: Foun· dat wn. wh1d1 ~huwed thl· public· ht·l1(•Vl'd tht· No. I prohh·m with ~t·hool s 1-. d .-.l'lpl1111" not f1nant'<''· THE PREl.lMINAR\' l'llll · elustons <.in· ha:.l·d on thP f1r-.1 't·m(·~lt•r of th(• 197!.1·80 school \ t•a r The· re~ults of th1· ~C'C'ond ~<·mc~tt•r un• lo l>c t-valualcd in .luly by par11l'1pating srhools. but Rrown 1~ :.ilrc<.idy makanq re· C'om mc•nduuon~ .. f"1 r..t. the• :-.thool't art• s.:oing to havl' to upcfott· lhc1r rl·c·orrb to 1dcnt1fy the o nl· parent slu· rfrnt s W1 · ou~ht 111 hav<• a dc~n of studentc., at night to m1·c·t with lhl' 'I JOj!lt• p:trt-nl bcforl' Lhv ~tu r1t·nl<; <Jr4• ~u.-.pc·nded. or Ht lca~t l.lppoint an <.1dvoce1\c for the c.,lu- dc•nt "That's p<Jrtly the re<.is on this group as SU.SJ>f"•ndcrl at a m uch h1ghl'r rah• Thl' s chools couldn't contact the parent." Brown said. "TllEY SUFf'E R IN s ilence,'' s <.iHI un Ohio school principa l who pe1rtic1p<ttcd in the study hut rt•quc·~tcd a nonymity t r> a void 1dcnt1fymlo( her s chool. They ki·t•p 1t inMdc·. Now we a~k the p;irenls at 1hc• twginning of the :> l'a r lu tt•ll U'I whr> the parents :in· 1 n l h•· horrll' · · 1 \A.ould rll'\ll•r hu vc· ht·hr•vt'il 1t. · \ht· -.u1rl •>(the t-lud y·~ find IOJ('I "Tht'M' kid:-. <.ill 'IN :m lo h;1v1• :111 thc·v need. Wh~1l ~ur· 1111,Nf mt• '"'"'t wac., the low iJ('hlt'\'l'fl'lf•lll )l•V1•J (Jf lhC d11ldrC'n after thc.·1r f arnrl1~s tire• a k up ·' Thirty "x •>crtf'nt of the c hildren fr o m two -parent families we re high achievers, compar<.>d to 9 percent of the one parent children . Forty-three percent ol two·parent children were average: 50 percent or the one-parent childre n. Twenty·lwo percent or two-parent children wer e below average; 41 per cent or one-parent children. THE PRINCIPAi. questioned whc•ther 11chool i;, already burdened with tcach inK and atl- m In lstrall \l'C chores, s hou Id un· dertake counselani;( for parents. "Rut nl the s a me time, I have newly d ivorced molhe<s com ing in In tears asking m e what to do. Wha t do I te ll them ? I g uess we a r e already in volved." The prlncl pals a nd r e· searchers round neither parents no r chlldren want it known when there has been a divorce. "High school children reruae lo tell US," Brown said. "Ninety percent ol tbe alntle parents are workin8 mothen. They don't tell the ac~ and the 1choola have a hard Ume contacUn• them. "l'M GOING TO recommend th•t the achoola man report cards and informauon '\o both parent.I. Family atatua lt cbanc· inl and the acboolt have been bta1ed atalntt the two·home famll)' " Brown aaJd. "-'At. ieut. the kidl ann't alone ore," 1ald UM prtnetpel, tbet eo ma,.,...-.. an ¥OrCed. .. Bu& I clla't know lf theM ebUdrm ~ fWp eaeb GUier. llQbe U:da ta cme 0( the~ w uw to loc* ....... "It <'l1m1n:1tr·d tt11• ri v h y ni g ht ~ \A. llo Wf'I 1• f'om1ng 1n with 'tug -.:tit·' tll'vl'loprnl'nl -.<'h4'm•''>." 'a y ~ El IH· rt M 1111 lto11 v 4' r tn II II I • ' (' () rn m 1-.-.ion•·• of l'COn<Jm 11· ti l' v l' Io pm 1· n I .. T 111· J.:rowth lhal oc·c·u rrNI h<.i s bf•<·11 11( <A h 1gh•·r qualrl) " $297,000 Awarded To Youth BAKERS1'~JELD <API -A Bakersfield youth who c laims a 1ir74 traffic accident led h.lm to com - mit sex crimes has been a w a rded $297,000 by a Superior Court jury. Kenneth f'aulkner , 19. was knocked 100 reel by <.i car as he ran throug h u city crosswalk with another boy. LATER. FAULKNER was convicted of using a ~un to force a victim to engage m o ra l copula· h on. lie was sente nced t o Atasca d e ro S tate Hospital. H is lawyer s In the c ivil damage s u i t arg u ed that th e crosswalk was unsare, t' t-I •N ~ '1AN()•, .... ...,. 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FELT THE Judi· o .E.GOOOtUCHGOM-HY,Tlll , .. 1 l td A .• ,....., mi~ .... ... _.., • .,(MIAllMM,c.tl ........ .,._ A , • ._ .. ,, \,tNOUlllr, a• VI• Or.,Hllllt.,.....9Ncll,Qlff.ftWt meot abould have been °"""' ~ Goe*k"-u. u.o. ,......,. e..c11. c .. 1......, • .,..,, ~ "==" • ......_ '711 ,_ zero," Wetterotb said CH-tf ,. .... ou. vi-., c.....,.... icr1 ..... 111.8«1r,,_, .cvi.a ... ~ ~ .. ...-..... heal. cat"· •t.-.a--uur. tfOIO 1""-"-' lofecfl, (.ellftnlle..... •-L after ...., ~111on. ...e r111•""""'"' '• C9MUctltf.,, ... 111. ni1, NolMU 1u~.,,.,. .... '"" ...._ ,,~-. • .... feel It waa a mlscar· •Mc11N1. ........ fl•IAM~ 14, ,_,.. d C<l1""' •• Oeedrkll "'"""" 911<•-~· ....... . 1rl11e Of jual\Ce Un er Tiii• .,,.._ ••• Iii.I •ltll IN flllt tl>ttlfN!lt wet llltld wttll llle Thi• ,, .. ..,,... ... flled Wltll .. the clrcum1tance1. co"'"'" c;,w" °' °' ..... c;_,,, °"' ~"'" c"""' °' 0.41f19e c_.1,.,, c-•• ci.ra., °".,.. ~,.. There wa1n't anytblng J-•. "'° ""'"• -1• ,. .,_. J-•:f• .._ to pr•vent tbeae boy• .. "" .. ..,.. 0r ..... , .... oet1, "'* ....,..,..... °" .... c.-•• oe11; ....... ~...., er-.. COMt .,..., "" rrom ......, the tramc." i'::-:::::":;· ;;:"':"';->:;:111="='·::'::•:::=::'=.,....=· ::;jl;>-~;;'~' ;;;;;;;J;;"':;;';;'~·='·~··'···'~·~,~-.... ".· "-"··~J~ui!''111'·1111""===--:! In addlUGn to ..... J'11'7 ••ard. .,.. .. , .... ..wed out ., eM't for --wttla tllll ar•1 drtwr and .-ART HOPPE PM:Ulo Oa1 • m.etrte L""'~--.9'!".,.."""" .... -~~~ •Co. l , ----• • '