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Home My WebLink About1980-07-14 - Orange Coast Pilot, I 0 a at arier I t Freeway Crash Man Kills Wife, ' Kills I; Offieer Then Hi•self • ID • Badly Injured Laguna Tragedy .~ .. ,..,..... CHAIRMAN BILL BROCK OPENS CONVENTION IN DETROIT Some Harsh Words fOf Carter's 'Mistaken Presidency' GOP Opens ·Fighl By Poking Carter DE TR O I T <AP > Republicans opened their na· tional convention today with an attack on President Carter 's "mistaken presidency" and a determination to present a unit- ed· front for Ronald Reagan's campaign to return the White House to GOP control. Wh en party c hairman Bill Brock called the 32nd GOP Na- tional Coavenlion to order t.oda)', Reagan's vice pres idential choice was the only element of suspense to occupy the del- Covermge of the Republcan n•tlonal convention wtll be of. fered 81 4:30, 5:30, I, 1:30 •nd 7:30 on Chllnnets 2, 4 •nd 7. ' 'egates' zest ror political gossip ,and rumor. ~ The scene on the packed floor of Joe Louis Arena was far dif. l erent from four years ago when the Republicans conve ned in Kansas Cit y, Mo ., clos ely divided after a bitter primary· •fight between Reagan and then· President Foret This year the show belonged to Reagan. The buttons, bannetl and bumper stlcken carried bis name. Ford was in a supporting Sile, the featured speaker at tonlgbt's aessioo ana a symbol ol forta to unite the party. Slate dele1ates and J::!Y of. ftdall .._.. UTivlq Jut Weft, the CGDftntJon dty bu b een the scene of i ntense tpff\&Jlltion about tbe vice pres. ldentlal DOIDlnatlon as well u effortl to influence It. Tbe acenda for the opening toaventiGn Htslon was devoted to routine business and a few .speecbel, led off by a welcome from Mayor Coleman Young or Detroit. a Democrat, who is a top political alJy of President Carter . Sen. Richard Lugar or In- diana. one of those on Reagan's l is t o r vi ce preside ntial VEEP SELECTION STILL IN AIR -A3 possibiliUes and the featured speaker at the opening session, set tbe tone ol this week's con· vention orator) with a slashing attack on Carter. Said Lugar: "Thank goodness for an election year in this coun- try. Thank goodne ss for a chance to undo the damage ol a mistaken presidency while there is still time." Lugar described Carter as "weak and ineffective" in his handUn~ ol foreign affairs. "ll can now be said of Presi· dent Jlmmy Carter that he bas failed in the worst way a presi- dent ean -he has increased the poulblility ol war," Lugar said. By contrut, said the senator, ''Ronald Reagan understands that U America offers steady and reliable lelMterabip, we will find support rrom our allies in Western E urope. Japan , Australia and elaewhere and we will rebuild an effective free world alliance." Reapn wu Ryin1 to the con· vntJoe city today, a Journey capplnt a 12-year..quest. for the Republlcan presidential nomtna- tlon. Most of his top aides ar· rived last week and worked to defuse potential conflicts over the party platform a nd t.o try to ensure that the convention wm <See GOP, Pace AZ> Of fleer l•J •red Driver of Tow Truck Kilkd A Califontla Highway Patrol officer was reported in critical condition today in the aftermath or a Swlday morning accident in Costa Mesa In which a low truck oper a tor was killed and four other people were injured. CHP Officer Rod Campbell, 32. of Anaheim, was in intensive care al Fountain Valley Com· munity Hospital, where he was being treated for head injuries suffered in the 4 a.m accident Hos pital and released shortly thereafter. The fourth passenger . Terry Wood, 19. was treated for lacera· lions and transferred to another hospital The driver of t he pickup. Robert Jordan , 22, also of Hunt· ington Bea ch, was t aken into custodv on cha rges or felony (See CRASH, Page AZ) Bulls Gore 2 Fmally PAMPLONA, Spain CAP> -Tbe annual nm- ning of the bun~ through Pamplona has ended with the first fat.all ties in three years. Two Spaniards were ~ored to death by tbe same bull and three other men were inJured Sunday. Another man was ~ored and an .senous cond1t1on t~ day on the last day of the week -lo ng fes ti va l 1n which crowds of men run ror hall a mile lhrouf?h the narrow streets ahead or six bulls ~fore lht' daily prouam of bullfights · along the shoulder of the north· bound San Diego Freeway near Fairview Road Drug Dart Fatal. Offi cers said a s m all pickup truck struck a tow truck parked alonf> the s ho ulder o r the freeway, in1uring Campbell and killing Harold Robb J r., 22, of Garden Grove. Both men had been standing off the roadway surveying a wrecked vehicle from an earlier accident which n eeded to be towed away. CHP Officer John Merritt said Robb was crushed between h.is vehicle and the car to be towed. Four Huntington Beach teen- agers riding in the back of the pickup truck suffered minor to mode rat e injuries. Three of them -Eric Sainz, William Sar· tain, and Tim Carlon, all 19 - were taken to Mercy General Drugs Seized GOSHEN <AP> -Drugs valued al $1.28 million were seized in a raid here Sunday at a laboratory used to make PCP. also called Angel Dust, sberifrs officers reported. Lion on Campus Dies From Wound SAN DIEGO <AP> -A 200- pound declawed mountain lion "showing aggression " while prowling for seven hours on the Grossmoot College campus died shortJy after being shot with a t ranquilizer g un. s aid a spoketwomaa for the San Diego County Animal Control Office. The animal, believed •to be someone's pet, apparently died or shock or hunger Sunday, since the tranquilizer dosage was not large enou g h to be fatal, the spokeswoman said. "We used a chemical tran· quiliring agent powerful enough to immobilize a large dog," said supervising animal control of. ricer Hank Miller. "But they are very s usceptible to any kind of agent, althou1b we bad no way of knowing that until we tried the tranquilizer. ' Miller said the drug was often used in tranquilizing large dogs and other animals. It was not unusual to try to s ubdue the mountain lion with the drug, be added. The lion was immediately rus he d to E l Cajon Valley Veterinary Hospital, but died within 15 minutes of beinf? shot. with the chemical, Miller said. Melee in Flint FLINT, Mich. CAP> -Heat, the s laying ol a black teen·ager and 2S percent unemployment combined tb spark a violent con- frontation between police and hundreds of residents or a pre- dominantly bl.act neighborhood here, blaclt leaders say. Man Slays Wife, Sell Triangk Leada to Tragedy in Laguna A 39-year·old man shot himself to death In Laguna Beach late Sunday ni1ht only mintuea after be abot and tWed bis ntr-.ed wife whom be bad found with her boyfriend at a lllHiC. \'a.Jo~· Tbe 10urder-sulclde drama be1an about 11 p .m . when Charles Elmer Kria. 31, of 388.12 Ma1daJena. lllutoa Viejo, COO· fronted tda wife at her home at Z7321 Nublea, cbued her out of the hoUle and shot ber to death ln the yard, said Oran1e County Sherlff'• Lt. WyaU Hart. Hart Hid the woman, Carol Natal Kriut II, ran ftom the hoUle after ner •Nad llred a shot at ber while lbe wu sleep- ta 1 wttb the unldeotlfled boJfrimd. Tbe boJfrteDd wem't tnJund, Hart said. Kn• fled tbe eaae ta Ida law mode& car, wlllda later wu • served by Lapa Beacb polke wbo bad IDCllldtond a broMeut by 8IMrUr's dlputjes, ff art said. Otncen Mark Fisher and Roil• Met.ell• flnl obHrvtd .. .... Krtu' car near llount.aJn ROlld and South Cout HJtbway and followed it H Krlu toot a cireuitom route to Boat Ca.yan in nortb Lquna Beach. Krht, the ofllcen aald. stopped, placed a .45·caUber automatic pistol to bia bead, and flnd. He wu pronounced de.cl at the seene at u :ae p.m ., Hart laid. Hart NW Mr. and Mn. Krta bad been lnvolved ln divorce proctedlnp. ,,,. OD.11 Sunf YOI', Hart said, la a aan, Jamn, 17. Workers Return Today Laborers who went on stnke a week ago ror a berty boost to the $8.98 per hour they now make went back to work today. after Southern California bwlders ten· tatively agreed to the r aise Sun· day night. The strike had halted con· slruct1on projeets totalin~ in the billions ol dollars in value in Orange and Los Angeles coun- ties. Contractors represented by the Association of General Con· tractors are expected to formal· ly vote on a $6.25 per hour raise for general laborers later this week, officials said today. The tentative agreement came fo1lowing a marathon nine-hour negotiation session 1n Los An geles, according to Ray Wilson, chairman or the labor negotiating committee. Settlement was reached last week with representatives of various crafts and skills unions but tbe continued walkout by laborers wbo p e rform t he general hard work kept several major projects in Orange Coun· ty shut down. The 12.000 laborers represenL- ed by Laborers and Hod Car· tiers Union Local No. 652, Santa Ana. kept a total ol 100,000 other workmen out during their strike which began last Monday (See Sl'IUKE, Page A.2) Coast Weather Patchy morning clouds, s lightly warme r. Lows tonight S2 at the beaches, 62 inland. Highs Tuesday lower 70s to 88. IMIDE TOD" Y Eft{lland and Caiforrda OTe """'"'° nttk and .wck ift ,,.. ~ cuclcoo compdi- Hotl for fJW form • ....,..,,.,. «I ~-lhd '°""' ,,.. .,.,.._ coma. CoU/orrdo toUJ bl '*v-Sft "C11eMc> ltoH,"AlftA7. llMle• ' ~ I ' I i .ti DM. Y Pll.Ol' S Moftc!!y1 .Mr tt ,_, Trlaniph Savored Reagan's Chances Cheer GOP Workers 0 to: T H 0 I T I A P J -T b ci flepubhran NaaUunaJ Con~ Is m oetly " Wffklont C(OlebraUC:. for th1• C.lifornla ct.a 1a UOft. • par t\ to n•ltbr \e Rona&d HtHt gun'!) 'l<'h1n &rt1•r 'o m•n> year~ ut hm d ~tirk l''rom 1t1dt'' u11 lmfi down UM' Oelrmt lt1\1•r. on bll( pltoUurt• boati. to a.n uutdoor fUlrt)' at th\' Dt'tr111t Yacht (;II.lb. the 168 dfl t'Kattt-!> und an equlil number of • • • a lt•rn•t"" are hav1n1 • 1ood Um • • well-dffervt"d r•t. 10me I&) · Wt'\le beet> world q few b.lm for > ura Tbl11 la thr r••lebra tlon 111t1d f'&ul Cah1ll, "" alh•maw from Kt•niunt(lon Thi• dt'lt>t<Ul1on 'i. duy on SUI\ di.&~ wai. not u p11rtlcu &atl y ht"avy one a d("lt>gatloo meeting In thf' mo rning . followt"d by rides on ttw <'ttb1n cntlM-rt1 and • * • COP CONVENTION. • • adhl·rt• lo .1 '( nµt ~ light!) c·raftl·d J ' lh.11 or dfl) o f H<•aAun 'old lloll~ wood mO\'U:s o•hrr bljE boata I.ft U.. flotWa that paraded oo UM! Oetrc>At River, fol &owed b)' lhe part)' at tbe poab yacht club. M uny or t~ de l<'gates rrom ftw Goldt.'ll Statt! 11tud they bad workl'(I ftM" Rt:ugan for yea.rs. from hiA f1nt run for eovernor ln l900 t.o hlx f1nst try for the While ttouu Ul l96ft to his narrow IOS& lo l9'7tl. The mood is much different from that or the delegation an K ani.w. Cit~ in 1976, when the (',il1forn1a d c legatu worked hurd to swmg votes to Reacan. but faded u Gerald Ford won the nomlnatJon .. There's not much maneuver 1ng ~oang on here." said one delegate at the yacht club party O_.,P __ _,,.~._ f"our thousand delegates and alt('rnatt'l'> and thoul><rn ds mort- r l. po rt I:' r s I l' t• h n 1 <' 1 a n s a n d pola11c·ta l grouµ1 t:s arrived in to~ n 11v1·r the wel'kend and filled hotc•I'> for ' mal~ around, ln<'lud· an ..: M.'Vl'ral a<'ross t he Detroit H1 v1•r 111 Windsor, Canada rno,th holding uµ hut thn1· 14 ,•n · t•x(·t.-pt1ons Thc Connt"C li eut dclt:l(dllon votl'r expressions or doubt am 1d the a.ar of confidence caml' from party leaders concerned thetl Reagan. a lead<'r or the con st-rvatave wing or the party, m ight slight moderates In his moment of triumph and fail to unite tht-GOP behind hii. pre sidential candidacy l 'nder a white-and-yellow tent at the yacht club. the delega tes ate. drank and swapped stories about Reagah, when they first met ham or whe n they last talked to him. Without exception. the del· t·gates interviewed said they . we re happy and content with the situation -winning the top prire the Grand Old Party has to offer after try ing for 12 years. THIS WAS SCENE AFTER PICKUP PLOWEQ INTO PREVIOUS FREEWAY ACCIDENT One Dead, One Critic al. One Jetted Aa Aeautt of Ctaah Earty Sunday In Coate Meaa Thi' mood was fe stive: the dominant c·olors were red, while and blut•. and the Republicans Wl're l'nJoying public opinion poll:s that said Reagan holds a s tron R lt•ud over President Carter and the GOP candidates c:ould muh s ubstantial gains in C'onJ!r~s where the Democrats :.Li II control the House a nd Sen ult• The> HC!ugan1tes' script was 500 Stricken At Carnival HO LLING WELL. England <A P) -Authorities say they h ave n o c lues y e t l o the mysterious Illness that caused about 500 chjJdren and a dozen adults to "dro p like mes" at a carnival Seven children were s till hospilalizt'd today but none wus an sen ous condition. llealth CJff1<.·1uls sa id the adul ti> and childn•n. lx>tw<.·cn 7 and 15 and m uny in uniform!> for a Jazz band coml)t!t1t1on, inhaled fume~ a t the t•urnaval grounds Sunday in tha!> En~IJ:-.h M1dlamb town The <'hildri·n and adulb faint t•d and cx11er11:ntcd nau!>e<t headac·h<'!>, dt7.ziness, leg pwns and watery eye!>, one policeman ~a 11J .. Whate ver 1l was. 1t must have been strong stuff." said a nother. ..The kids went down like ninepins .. Ships Strafed MEXICO CITY CAP) -Two warplane; without 1dent1f1cbt1on marks straft'd two Cuban ships 30 m alei. off thC! CO<tSt Of tht! rorml'r Spanis h Sahara . killing the captain of one ship and woun d ing thr ee c r e wme n . Cuba 's official ne ws agency, P rensu Latina . sa id today. Minor Action At One Crater VANCOUVER, Wash. <AP) - Mount St. Helens quivered but Mount Hood lay quiet as sc1en tlsts in Washington and Oregon m onitored the two volcanoes for a ny hints of an impending e rup- tion. Both mountains . abo ut 70 males apart on opposite s ides of the Columbia River . a re wired for sound. Additional instru- m e nts were placed aro und Oregon's Mount Hood following a ser ies of earthquakes last Wl•ek. Washington's Mount St Hele ns showed s1m1la r seasmJc acl1 v1ty before it began belch an~ s tl'am and a sh Murch 27. Youth on Bicycle Killed by Tram PACOi MA I AP> -A boy on u bicycle. apparently dlsregard.Ulg a crossing barrier . flaahing red Ugbts and the blare of a freight train's horn, was struck and killed by the train on Southern Pacific tracks. Los Angeles Police said thC! c r ossi n g guar d had b een lo~ ered as tht freight. travehni:: at about 40 mph. went through tht· uossing Saturday at Van Nuys Bouleva r d a nd San Fernando Road -but the vict.Jm identified as Ellredo Madnd. 11 . of Pacoima. may havt tn ed to outrun the train. .. I'm a big believer in tim· In«." said Vernon Cristina of Sun JOS<'. .. And this 1s Rca1otan's time·· The enthusiasm of the delega · lion was clear . .. , bet there's not a single de· leJ.?ate hen:: who is not willing to climb up the top of that buUding und be willin~ to shout ·Reagan 1s going t.o win'," said Cristina at the dinner party at the Detroit Yacht Club as the sun set over the headquarters hote l at the Renaissance Center on Sunday Some of Reai:an ·s relatives we re on hand as delegates. Neil ReaRan. the forme r ~ovemor·s olde r brother, was one delegate. while Maureen Reagan. the can- dida t e's daug hter. was an a lte rnate. But several of the delegates we re not in De troit. Led by California Sena t e Minora t) Leader W11l1am Campbell, u num bt!r of stak senators weN> ~till in Sacramento. tryinJ.? to work out a fi nul .solution thut 14 ou Id l1•ad ln pas:-. age of the 'l<ilt• budget 11·., hung up an the l1•g1:-.laturt· past 1t~ const1tu 11<10:.tlly rn<indtt ted deadline of July I . PIU.YER OPENS GOP CONCL.4YE DETRO IT <AP> T h e Rf'pubhcan National Convention opt:ncd Loda) with a mmute of "l e nt prayl'r fo r t he 52 American hostage,; held in Iran Tht' RC'publl <'ans plan to OJ>('n t·ach ~1>10n of their four-day convention with a prayer ror the hostages. who m a rke d their 2S4th day of captivity t.<.oday. Fro• Page ,t I STRIKE ... Jobs ba<'k in progrei.h today include: -ltelDOdetlng and u panslon of Anaheim Stadium , whnt• tht· Rams are to play their fa r.I u hibilion ~ame Aug. 11, a SJ3 million proJttl. -Coa..Aradloe of a '-t'tond and third urut at the San OnolrP nuclear p<>we r plant nea r San Clemente. a S3 l balhon JOh -Conllaulog work on tht> Diem er lntertle pipeline which will bring Metropolita n Water Dist ric t s up plies to c•e ntral Orange County lo supp<>rt cont.an· uing cou nt y g ro wth . a $1 00 million project. -Bldldtag ol a a~w. w ven· la ne Pacific Coast Jl ag hway bridtte ovl'r Newport fl ay m Newp<>rt tk-ach. an SR !I m1lfion project dl'!'agncd to C'l(·ar one ur th<' worst traHIC' bolth:nt'ck:. in Southl•m C'aliforn1.J Bualdc·rs had onganull) ()fftn:d laborers o nly S5 10 per hour mon• than thev nol4 make, lt•arl 1 n~ union offlt:wls a 14t•t:k ago to l>UJ().!e~l lt\(.• low r1gurc indacalt>fi lJ mea.">UrC O( tut1aJ prtJUdltC Thev nott-d lh<· laborns' union 1!> tomprased mol>tl) or hlack' and Mexican Ament·an:-. and ac cused builders of f1gunnR they could offer the minorities 1es' m oney and t?el a way with 1t Contracto~ den ied that al legation and nd1culc'<1 at , Mt~ in~ the s imple fact of the matter v.as that lahor<'~ have 'trong backs. not !>IJ('<'&altzcd skal b and are therefore not "'~ valuable l(1 the industry al> other> 0 n e or t h e it r M· m e n 1 :-. rl'achc' m the• u1> grading of cert.a an JOb clasMfaca · t1ons. according to negotaalmg ~p<>kesmen. The agreement also ca lls for the union lo re move its picket lines from construclton s ites and the contractors lo rescind their lockout order lmpoeed over the strike. Pickets were on duty at the Orange County Fair 1n Costa Mesa. among other locaUons The picketing had little eff~t o n a tte nda nce nt the fa ir g rounds. where the fair started on Friday. Construct.ion work was halted a lso on a City of Jrvme proJ~t • placang underground the Agua Chmon Oood control channel 1n the so-callled Golden TnanRle formed by the Laguna. Santa Ana and San Diego freeways Flfli•fl Fortress Rntored AP_,..... One of the last flying fortresses. a Bl7 bo mber. sits idle at the Fort Collins· Loveland Airport. in Colorado. After two yea rs of restoration. the World War II aircraft was flown from Colorado to the Experime nta l Ai r c rart Ass ociation museum in Burlington, Wis. DAILY PILOT '""' Or.,_ C.0.tl 0.1• Poot ••tft """'-" , ""'tfttll!MI ... ,..,~ "'"''\· .. ~Oli.,.. .. f'W •><•"O<' ""'" _,,,..,.. c-o-• "'-"'• ..ct1t..,_~ M P MM1\1Wod ~ ... ,,..~ ,,,,., tyt ,., •• ~ .... __ , .,,.," ....... ~ nc .. t f'I '•"'"•UA Y•ll•f ff •1fU• '-•••"• n • ..., ..... ~,. (.o,f\I A~ 1•4~1 .... .,1~ ~·~\i.ewr<N-.'li .,_~., '"""D"lfte~ WOtt\.f'I•~ JM""' I\ •• u w.,, ..... ._,. ...... 0 h f>1 t)W ~··,....""' C.•'Jto-""•'''" ._,. .. _ ,,.,.,, ..... "ICI~•"""' , .... c-YtCt Pif~ ... f0•"'9~"-~• ,....,.., ...... (Oji .. y_, .. ......_ M • .-. ..... i"'llfitO' ~"'-,. ... ..---f .. tor OfflcH (~Wi~• J•W•1l••y\ilr"1 •=,:~:o,.o~~~:~:~ :!.:. Tel•P"-(714JI0«1 c1 .. eH1ec1 Actw-'"-. ..,,...,. Cyclist Succumbs To Head Injuries A Santa Ana man died of head inJuries Sunday morning after being thrown from h1a motorcy- c 1 e in Dana Point Saturday night, the California Highway Patrol said today. A CHP s pokesman uid Stephen Vincent McNally, 23, died at San Clemente GeneraJ Hospital 12 hours after the 11 p .m . accident on Del Obupo Street near Del Prado Avenue. vestlgatora said today they don't know how fast Mc Nally was traveling« what caused him lo hit the curb. 4 Dead, 2 Injured In Bar Shooting Just for Gm.7 ... Many Faces On Tonight's OOPAgenda DETROIT fA P > tonight s !>l'h c-d ul<' Hl:'publican National t1on lfl're 1s ror t he Convt-n Call loonier at s p.m . PDT Prcsent.auoo of Colors Ph.'<ige of AHeg1anct-by Jim Wehh N al1<in<1I Anthem by f<t-p Hobert H. Machel of llhnoa.s. Sen Jesse Helms of North Carolina to Introduce the Rev Hilly Graham, who wi ll gave the an vocation Fiim "W ho ArP The Delegates., .. l ntroduclloo of M1ch1gan Gov Willia m Miiiiken by Lt. Gov Jam es Brickley Milliken SJ>('ech fo'1lm : All L.fndori. 1ntroduc 1 i<Jn of Sen r-tunt·y 1.a ndnn Ka~sebaum of Kan'>~!> Adres s b y temporary Chairman KasS(!baum I ntrodu c tion o f f o rmer Treasury Secretary W11l1am E Simon by Sen . W1Jbam S. Cohen of Main. Simon speech. In t r oduc tio n o f f o rme r De fe nse Sec r eta r y Donald Humsfeld by Sen Jake Gam of l 'tah . Rumsfeld spc<>ch f'ormer Prc\ldl'nl F'ord 1 n troductory him I". 0 rd s pet"(' h Address by fkn F'cm and<-1 o< ('ahfomaa, former preside ntial t•andadate. Address by Mayor Vincent Cianci Jr ol Providence. R.I. Program: "Together . . A New Begannang" Bened iction by Caty Coun cal man Aaron J ohnson o r F'ay. ettev11le, N.C .• at a pproximately Sp m Inmates Rampage SUSANVILLE CAP1 Cahfomiet Correctional Center off1 c1ali; fi red wa rning sho~ over tht> heads of about 500 in mates dunnJ! t"acaal f111?hls Sun day and ordered a lockdown of the 1,200-pnson fac11Jty here. one )ear after an inmate rampage le ft l~ medium·security pn son an shambles. Accordlq to the CHP, McNaJ· Jy wHn't wearln1 a helmet when be wu r1dln1 hit motorcy. cle westbound on Del Oblapo. LOS ANGELES CAP> -A 32·year-old Florence man wu belna aouabt after a tavem shooting a pree that left a Nrteader and byatander dead and two patrona wounded. autbortU. ta.id. A t»t.11 murder warrant wa1 l11u.d fOI' Vlcla.I V .. a after a dis.- putt over a drink turMd lato a bloody coafrontaUGft lwldar at &I Zara1>9 Bar la Florence. l'lonmce la an unlneorporaa.d area ot Loa Aqea.. Ooeen Pacific cord thons. talk><ed for ~ , orncen aald he appamstly atruck the curb and wu ejected head·flnt into tbe metal pollt ot a no putiq 11,n. There were no wilnelMI to UM accident and ln· ( ,. , ICM oat A r•nt>ow Of COIOf8 aaua. ooral. beige. on white ana 5'ate blue Como1emen11no IN) lhor1J.ere • oretrv orouo ot HewaKSn Pf'\nt blOuse6 AllO cr.nln Oe Fer ~ f 'ro•PapAI CRASH •.. drunk e n drivin g and m anslaughter. He was reported rele ased this morning from Orange County Jail on S2.500 ball a nd scheduJed to be arraigned July 28 Anotht-r CHP offi cer at the '><'t'n(' of the accident, Chuck Lemley. wa.:. uninjured. Driver Slain After Crash FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. CAP> A woman whose car was in· volved 1n a collision calmly walked to the othe r car, puUed out a pas'°' and shot the drive r '" the face, Police sa id. Tht-man who was s ho t . W1 lltum A. Elam . 54, of Spring Lake, dt(.'d Sunday in a Fayette- ville hospital, police said. Tht.- 1nc1 dent occurred Saturday na)!hl W1tnesM:'> !>uad t he woman, twrore shootinJ!. aske d Elam, · Why did you hat my car ?" Coaster Fan Sets Record F.A~'T FAH MJNGOALE. N Y <AP) · After three wc>ek or ups and downs, 26· y~ar-old Noel Aube has t>3rned a s pot in the Guin- n e~i. Book o f Wo rld Records. according to the score keeper fo r a Long Is land roller coaste r. Au be. a pizza parlo r e mployee from Meriden. Conn .• s t eppe d off the Galaxi roller coaste r at Ad vent ure land amuse- ml•nt park here Sunday 21 days after he began the ride. said s core keep e r Murray KJoiss. Kloss said Aube rounded 9.005 laps -the equivalent or 2.800 miles -in 504 hours. s urpassing the pre- vious 168-hou r G uinness record set by J im King o( Panama City. 1-~la. King r od e a r olle r c oas ter 1.946 s ntiles between Aug. 28 and Sept. 4, 1978. AL SGARAOE 56 FASHION ISLANu NEWPORT BEACH ( 714 ) 644 7030 •' . . . -· ·. Or•nge ~east EDITION . \ Totlay'N CloHl•tC N.". Stoeks VOL. 73, NO. 1 .. , 3 SEC'WOHS, 2' PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, J ULY 1,, 1980 N TWENTY·FIVE CENTS GOP Flays Carter Presidency ' o.lly l"ti.c Si.ff -Balboa Isle Tear-dmma Workmen move rubble and salvage used bricks from former church building being knocked down to make way for new park facilities on Balboa Island. Facilities will be on Agate Avenue near the Balboa Island Ferry landing. Agate Avenue Park is being built by Secco Construction of Huntington Beach under a $159,000 contr act awarded in June by the Newport Beach City Coun- cil. Council Takes Up Thorny CdM Issue Attorney Fights for Smith Life lly STEVE llAaBLE °' .. ..., ........ With all seven Newport Beach City Council members expected to be in attendance. a hiahly controversial ordinance aimed al reducing the size or homes in Corona del Mar will be rolled out for a vote for the second lime in three months. Last May. meeting without Councilman J ohn Cox, the coun- cil reached a stalemate alter taking split votes on several mo· lions to modiry the building or· dinance. The only motion the council agreed on was to put off the mat- ter until tonight. The ordinance, as drarted by a citizen ad hoc committee , would affect an area bordered by Avocado Avenue .ad Buck Gully and Fifth Avenue and lbe ocean. The proposed law calls for single-family homes to be con· s truct.ed at no more than l .S times the buildable area of a lot. On duplexes. th e ordinance would allow developen to go up to 1.75 times the buildable space. · Standard lots in the old Corona del Mar area measure JO feet in width by 118 feet deep. The or· dinance would allow third stories to be constructed. At previous public hearings on the proposed ordinance, those who said they felt the ordinance wasn't restrictive enough wore t iny green stickers. Those who opposed the suggested reduction wore red. By DAVID KUTZ MANN Of .. o.My ...... Slaff Defen&e attorney Terry Giles urge~ an O range Count y Superior Court jury today to spare the Ufe of Larry Donald Smitll of Newport Beach. wh<> was convicted last week of the kidnap.murder o f Car olyn Bealer of Carden Grove. Giles told jurors their decision as to whether Smith snould be given life without parole in state prison or the death sen· tence would be one they would have to live with the rest or their lives. Newport Eyes Airport Comultant Help The defense attorney sajd that Smith. 43, had never been in trouble with the law in the past and that he was entitled to be s pared from going to the California gas chamber at San Quentin. Jn his closing a rgument to the jury this morning. prosecutor Dave Carter said he would leave it to the panel's discretion on whether or not Smith should be sentenced to death or life im- prisonment without possibility or parole. Newport Beach City Council members are expected lo add a new weapon to their airport bat· tie plans tonight by hiring a pro- f essional airport consultant. If council members concur. W aJter Gillfillan will be placed on the city payroll t o prepare a detailed analysis of a master plan and land use study being prepared on John Wayne Airport for Orange County officials. Coast Weather Patchy morn.ins clouds, sliahtl)' warmer. Lows tonight 52 at the beaches, 12 inland. Highs Tuesday lower ?Os to•· =:t:•• .a ............. M t:rc..t' At ...... M1•.CI ~-~ lt•J r.;.::--.. T-... .:: --M .............. Gillfillan, according to the un- approved agreement. would be paid no more lban $13.200. The professional consultant already is on r etainer by Southern California Association of Governments < SCAG > to study alte rnate airport sites for Orange County air tra velers. GiJHUJan also recently pre· pared a land and noise study for· the San Francisco International Airport. Newport Beach Mayor Jackie Heather said ahe is hopeful that adding a constultant to the city's force will result in new coopera- tion between Newport and coun- ty officials. The s ame jury which convit<t· ed Smith last Friday was to begin its deliberations later to- day in the penalty phase or the Newport Beach m an's trial. Smith was convicted or the August. 1979. kidnap-murder of Miss Bealer, 24. The prosecutJon contended that Smith abducted the Garden Grove woman to hold her for ransom and later took her to sea off Dana Point in his small boat. It Is believed that Smith killed Miss Bealer aboard the craft and then dumped her body at sea. Her re mains have never been r~vered. <See SMITH, Pa1e AZ) ~i Trailiag Bu o.e.. Laltel You've seen those T·1hlrta that carry the words "T.Shirt" across the front. So now comes this aircraft trailing a streamer that identifies it.sett. Maybe lt'a an ad for a new Parley Opens in Detroit DETROIT (AP l Republicans opened their na- tional convention today with an attack on President Carter's "mistaken presidency" and a determination to present a unit- ed front for Ronald Reagan's campaign to return the Whlte House to GOP control. When party chairman Bill Brock called the 32nd GOP Na· tional Convention to order today, Reagan's vice pres ide ntial choi ce was the only element of s us pense to occupy the del· egates' zest for political gossip and rumor. , The scene on the packed floor of J oe Louis Arena was rar d1r- f erent from four years ago when the Republicans convened in Ka ns a s C ity, Mo ., c losely di vided arter a batter primary CoYefege of the Republk:an national convention wtU be of· fered at 4:30, 5:30, e, 8:30 and 7:30 on Channel• 2, 4 and 7. fi ght between Reagan and then· President Ford. This year the show belonged to Reagan. The buttons. banner!> and bumper stickers carried his name. Ford was in a supporting role. the featured speaker at tonight's session and a symbol or errorts to unite lhe party. Since delegates and party or ficials began arriving here last week, the convention city has been the scene of intense speculation about the vice pres- idential nominatioa u well aa effort.a to influence il. The agenda for lbe opening convention session was devoted to routine business and a few VEEP SELECTION STILL IN AIR -A3 speeches. led orr by a welcome from Mayor Coleman Young or Detroit, a Democrat. who is a top political ally or President Carter. Sen. Richard Lugar of In- diana. one or those on Reagan's li s t o f vice pres identi al possibilities and the featured speaker at the opening session. set the tone of this week's con· vention oratory with a slashinfl attack on Carter. Said Lugar: "Thank goodness for an election year in this coun- try . Thank goodness for a chance to undo the damage or a mistaken presidency while there 1s still time." Lugar described Carter as "weak and mefreclive" m his handling of foreign affairs. "ft can now be said of P resi· dent Jimmy Carter that he has failed in the worst way a pres1· dent can -he has increased the possiblility of war." Lugar said. Hy conlr8$l . said the senator. ··Ronald Reagan understands that if America offers steady and reliable leadership, we will find support from our allies in Western Europe, Japan. Australia and elsewhere and we will rebuild an effectlve free world alliance.•· Reagan was Oylng lo the con- vention city today, a journey capping a 12-year-quest for the Republican presidential nomina- tion. .. ,,.,,..,... .. GOP CHAIRMAN BILL BROCK OPENS CONVENTION Some Harsh Word• for C.rter's 'Mistaken Presidency· ERA Backers Stage Detroit Protest DETROIT <AP>....:.. About 11 ,000 backers or the Equal Rights Amendment demonstT ated out-s I de-the Republican National Convention today as GO P del- egates. s upporting the ERA vowed to makt-a fina l effort to a dd the ame ndme nt to the party's plallorm. Speaking before the pro-ERA m arch. Rep Wilha m Green. R N. \' . srud he was seeking a ma- JOnty support from six s tate del- egations so he can move to have the J.)latform ope ned for an amendment endorsing the ERA Last week , the Republican platform committee. dominated by conservative backer s of former Ca lifornia Gov. Ronald R ea~an. refused to renew the party's endorsement of a con· i.t1tut1onal amendment guaran· teeing equal rights for women "It's a n uphill fight," Green said "I don't want lo pretend to you that we have them (the six de legal.Joos > lined up." Me anwhil e. R e a ga n . the p a rt y's e xpect e d nominee, planned a m eeting Tuesday morning w1th nine Republican women who s upport ERA. The women hope to convince Reagan to soften his opposition of the proposed a mendment Edwin Meese Ill. Reagan's chief of staff. said that Reagan did not deHberately exclude men from the session. but that "the principal people who wanted to meet with him were women." Meese told reporters lhat the lntenUon was to keep the session a "s mall. i.ntimate gathering ... E leanor Smeal, president of the National Organization for Women and an organizer of the pro -ERA demonstration. said Reagan already was being hurt among voters because or the party's platform stand. "I think this convention has hurt him on this issue without question." she said. "It gave a signal lo a lot of pt!Op\e about how extreme he and bis sup-• porters art-There is no question in my mind that th1" for many people IS the fin<£1 s traw · · * * * Many Faces On Tonight's GOP Agenda DETROIT (AP> t o nig ht 's sch edule Hc publacan "'fa taon a l lion. flere 1s for the Conven- Ca ll lo order at 5 p m J>DT Presentation of Colors Pledge or Allegiance by J im Wl1 bb N a t1ona l Anthe m hy Rep. Robert fl Michel of llhno1s Sen Jesse Helms of North Carolina to introduce the RPv Bally Graham. who wall ~1ve thl' invocation. Film "Wh o Arc Th e Oele~ates?" Introduction of M1ch1~a n GO\ William Milliken by Lt UO\. James Bnckley Millike n speech Film: Alf Landon. mtroduc· tion of Sen. Na ncy Landon Kassebaum of Kansas Adress b y t e mp o r a r v Chairman Kassebaum. · Introduc tion o f fo rme r Treas ury Secret ary William E . Simon by Sen. William S. Cohen of Main. Simon speech. Introdu ction o f forme r Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld by Sen. Jake Garn of Utah. Rumsfeld speech . Former President Ford in- troductory film. Ford speech. Address by Ben Fernandez ol California. former presidential candidate. Address by Mayor Vincent Cianci Jr. of Providence, R.l. Program: "Together . . A New Beginning" Benediction by City Coun· cilman Aaron Johnson of Fay- etteville. N.C .• at approximately 8p.m. PR41'ER OPENS GOP CONCL4J/E DETR 0 IT < AP> -The' Republican National Convention opened today with a minute ol s l l e nt prayer ro r the 52 Amertcan hostages held In Iran. movie. Maybe it's just an aviator with a whimsical streak. But it was juat one of the sights aloni Orange Coast beaches over the fair and swmy weekend. The Republicans plan to open each aessfon ol the.Ir rour~ay convention with a Pr•yer ror the hostages. who mulled their 2S4tb Uy of uptivlt.y today. · t ,_. ~----JUST BRE«INC----... ,..... *"" "°"' ,_, .• aoorW "*' .. 11 ......... , ....... Dollar lip; Gold, Silver Down Sharply f'aborers Get Big Pay Hike LONDON (AP> The value ot the dollar roM •l•lM \ other ma)o r cW'T't"neid on fore9p moMY markeu loday Gold and silver fell w rply ~ •• flx.t b1 \he aft.-.oon ...Uni ol ~·1 top dea lert al 9147 a troy oun~. down from 117 l u ounce au.he c1.o11n1 Friday But ll plunced to 1111 ln New York, dOW't' '10 50. Salvertnded lnNew Vortaltll n .down80cent.a. n ... ,....,.,. ,"flN',..r-ftl•ftl WAStuNGT()N (AP> • A Otfenae lntelllcence A1ency re- port hu C01Kludtd Uaat a cnyMerioul nuh over the louU. AUaa· Uc In Septemw probably wu caueed by a claaM.U.. n.aelear e•plo.6on. Peat.,on IO'ttt• tald today. The report, aald to be hedted -1th uncer\alnUu, d11..,.... with t.be opinion of a WhUe ~apouored panel of non10ven· meat uperu lfllho leaned to °'9 view lbat the Duh 1t.emmtd fro m nat.ural caun1. The lu ue aroH Sept Z2 when a VELA nuclear t•t detecUon H\elli~ re(lltered what WU deacrlbed IS aft "optical naah." U.S. lnt.ellieence aourcu 1ald at the lime they believed South Africa mlght have exploded a nuclear device in the atmoesphere over a remote part o( the South AUantic. .... "" .. f'o•r .. s~•t RED BLUFt' <API -A woman and her three children were murdered, apparently by a 32-year-old man who then drove to Lassen Nationa l Park and killed himself, Tehama Count y sherifrs deputies t aid today. The bodies of Barbara Kitchen. 32, and her children 1 Denise, 8. Shelly. 11 . and Edward. 10, were found Sunday i~ their home. They had been shot, stabbed and muUlaled Satur- day. said Sheriff Ron Konig. Edward Crandall of Fair Haven apparently drove to Lassen National Park, shot himself, then drove over a cliff, deputies said. Crandall left a suicide note w:llb a park attendant with a drawing of a screw and a ball that matched a drawing scrawled on the wall of the Kitchen home, deputies said. Also written on the wall was. "I did it. I don't know why." Rleerdu l'lre Spr~.,,. RJVERSIDE <AP> -Fire o(ficlals hoped today to cont.In a wind-whipped brush fire that raced a cross 800 a cres of rugged mountainside in Riverside County. Three air t.ankers we re called in to help fight the blaze that broke out at about 5:30 p.m. Sunday on Box Springs Mountain, said Capt. Herb Eberhardt of the state forestry division. More tha~ 200 firefighters from city , county. state and federal agenc ies battled the n a mes across "verv steep very roc~Y. t.c~raan" in the Bo:it Springs Canyon area, Eberhardt said. No mJunes we re reported IJ.S. Radio Bea~on B0911wd Sl\N J UAN . Puerto Ri co <AP> -I\ bomb exploded today at the base. of a U.S. Coa i.t Guard radio beacon to wer in San Juan. No 1n1unes we re reported Thc Co<JM \iuard attributed the bomb1nl! to ··tcr ron sts ·· Crash on Freeway Kills 1, Injures 4 A Cahfom:a Highway Patrol officer was rcport<'d in aitical cond1t1on today an tht: after math of a Sunday morning accident in Costa M esa in which a tow truck o perator was killed a nd four othe r people were 1n1ured. CllP Officer Rod Campbell, 32. of Anaheim. was In intensive care at Fountain Valley Com· m unity Hospital, where he was being treated for he ad inJuries suffered an the 4 a .m . accident a long the sho ulder of the north· bound san Diego Free way near Fairview Road. Officers swd a s mall pickup truck struck a tow truck parked a lon g the s houlde r o f the freeway. injuring Campbell and killing Harold Robb Jr .. 22. of Garden Grove Hos pital and relea~ed shortlv thereafter · T he fourth passen~er. Tcrrv Wood. 19. was tr eated for lacera· t1ons and transferred t o another hospital T he drive r of t h e pi ckup, _Robert Jordan. 22. also of Hun t· ington Bea ch , was taken into custody on charges of felonv ~r u nk e n dr ivi n g and m anslaughter. He was reported released W s morning from Ora nge County Jail on $2,500 bail a nd scheduled to be arraigned July 28. Anothe r CHP officer at the scene or the accide nt, Chuck Lemle y, was WJinjured Labo~rs who went on strike a week 110 for u he fty ~t to the • M ptr hwr th~y now make went t>Ark Lo work today. after Southern C•llfornia builders•· tuh vtl)' it gret-d to the ralae Sun· tl ay nlsht Thte :ilrlke ha d ha lted con· 11\n H'llon proJects lotallne ln the bllhoru; of dollars in value in Onanl(c and l.os Angeles COW\• taei. Cont racto rs represented by t he A!\S()('iatlon of General Con· tractors u e expected to formal· ly vote on a S6 25 per hour raise tor general labore rs later Utls week. officials said today. The tenlahve agr~ment came following a marathon nine-hour .. ncgot1atlon s ession i n Los •\n getes. a cco rd ing t o Ray Wilson. chairman of the labor negotiating co mm1tlee . Settlement was reached last week with. representatives of va rious crafts anti skills unions hut the continued walkout by l a b or ers who pe r form the gen.era! hard work kept several maJor proJects m Orange Coun· ty shut down. The 12.000 laborers represent· cd by Labore rs and Hod Car- r iers Union Local No. 652, Santa Ana. kept a total of 100,000 other workmen out during their strike wh ich began last Monday. f 'ro• P,..-A I SMITH ... I lowever. Smith testified that 1l was actually two men known only a s Jac k a nd Ra y who <'ON ccd him into participatin g in the kidnapping. The defendant also claimed that the two m en. r epr es e nting b usine s s com - pc t ltor s o f Miss Bea te r 's v.ealthy brother. wer e the true k:llers or the a ttractive young v.ornan after fo rc:ng him at gun- point to take his boat to sea. Giles. <Jrguing for the life of his cli ent, s aid sentencing Smith t o life imprisonme nt without P-Oss1bility of parole would mean the defendant would likely never l1Vl' among free men aga rn. The defense attorney said 1l would be highly unli kely that the governor would ever commute or modJ fy Smith's sentence to al- low him lo be paroled from prison, though the st ate's chief t>xe cutave wouJd have that power 1f there "'as no sentence of death hanging over Smith. Giles ca utioned j urors lhat t he ir dec ision would be ir · n•vcr!'1ble and something thev v.ould ha \e lo live with the r~;1 Of their lJ\C!> Cartl•r. lhl' pro'>ecutor. made no recommendation to t he Jury a!'. to a !>PC<'1flc pum shm ent . "You a re all hy you r~etr 1n this c·as<-:· the deputy district at- torney l<Jld the JUr) "Your Standard Of decency IS what this cabe is a ll about." he said Ca rter said e ithe r a verdict of death or life impris onment would be just. He said Mi ss Deale r's family had also bttn consulted and had told him it would put il'I trust in the jury The Jury basically has three options -It can send Sm ith to death row. sentence him to life In prison without parole or reach no dec1s1on at all. Both men had been stan<ling off the r oadway survey ing a wrecked vehicle from an earUer a ccident which needed lo be towed a way CHP Officer John Merrill said Robb was crushed between his vehicle and the car to be towed. County Fair Shoots For Record Crowds Four Huntington Beach teen· a gers riding in the back oC the pickup truck s uffered minor to m od erate in j uries . Three of them Eric Sainz, William Sar· lain, and Tim Carlon. all 19 - were taken to Mercy General - DAILY PILOT -···---""'-· ... ~-.....::::.:..".;\ ..... , ........ (114)~ Cbr tldMwMlltaie...,n H . Orange County Fair -officials are optlnustac that \hey Wlll far surpass last year's atte nd· an ce as Sunday admittance fi g ur es zoomed to nearly 42.000. So far, with three of the 10 fair days behind them, officials re- port that 110,911 people have been admitted through the fair gates. That's 16,216 more than during the first three days o( laat year. Fair manager Ken Fulk said his staff predicted earlier that 400.000 would attend the fair, which enda July 20, thi• year. , Last year 's attendanc~ totaled 306 .000 I' air board starr m embers had projected record attendance fl~ures because of a concentrat· e::t advertJslng and public rela- tions campaign this year based on thti theme '·A Touch of Coon: try " a nd r evolving a r ound O r c hico, the fal r 's chicke n m ascot. A spokes woman said this m orning tha t the first three days' attendance figures also have been high becaus e or "pe rfect weathe r " and great ••enterulnment attncUona." Fair Slate Tuelday l• Senior ClUaeoa Day 1t tbt S2nd Annual Or1n1e County Fair ln Colta M111. The fair. playtn1 to record crow~ thl1 year. wU1 open at 10 a .m . .tth the normal $3 admiolon fee r.cl\ACM to $1 for thoH a1e 85 or older. Major events TUeM•)' lnd&ldt: -Noon to 10 p.m., Film F•tlval. -2 p.m .. kidl' oru1e toll contest. -2 to 5 p.m .. Chet "Cattllb" Johnlon at Mooublne Mt1dOW1. -3 p.m .• clown cont.Mt. -3:30, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m ., l"un'•·•·poppln' Clrc\IS. -8 and 8 p.m .. Swaying Belro6 aerial act. -&;15 and 8:15 p.m .• Wlnn Troupe. hl&h wire cycles. -&:30to10 p.m., Johnnle Lane Dhcleland Band. -1 p.m .• Bruah Arbot' 8lue1ru1 Band ln Moouhlne Meadows. -1 ud t p.m .• Pat Boone ln tbt amphitheater. -t IUld 10 p.m .. Later Dlleomanla fn the 1randltandl. -8:30 p.m .. Phoenix Jaa Bend on Hertta1• au,.. • ' ...... -----------------------___ ,_,,..._,._ --__ .... P~rticipants in the sixth annual Newport Pier to Balboa P ier Swim wade into chilly wale~ at sta rt of 1.8 mile race Saturday morning. The contest attracted 101 swim· m e rs . Bill ~and all , representing Palos Verdes Aquattc Club, was the overall win· n e r while Kelly Ma.rtz .. o f S urfs ide Aquatic Club, placed tops in the women·s division. A lifeguard-onJy pier·to-pier pad· die contest followed and Newport guard J ack Li!'lcke finished first a nd Laguna Beach h f egua rd Tom Redwitz came in second. The wa ter temperature hovered between 60 and 62 degrees. Mesa and Newport To 'Bury Hatchet' By J Ellll\' CLAUSEN OI ... o.ll y ~I ... '\aft Arlene Schafer and J ackie Heather. mayors or Costa Mesa and Newport Beach respectively have schcduJed wha t they con· sider a momentous m eeting July 18 .. T hey'll .. publ bur y the ha tchet." i.ays Ma_ r Heather Students of coastal m_ymt•apal affalrs long have obser \?c.'\I lhat re lations bcl""ecn the l""O c1tv governments have bt!cn ctully for years The t wo new m ayor.. put lht·1r heads together 1n Santa Clara. Ma y IJ 10 . at a Ll'agu1• or Califor nia Ctllt''> '-l·m1 n<Jr frir ne w mayor. anc1 <'Ount'1 l m•·m bl·r:-. from throu~hout thl· ~t.111• M a~or S<·hah·r :.aid lhl'> ""~·vk l hl· t1A o IA O:nl'n decided th<J1 t ht·1 r <:ommuntl te)o. have .. t,,o rn a n v m u t u a I c ,, n r e r n' Jn d sh:tn' too many Ol'cd">' to let houndant.'b stand bet wc•t'n thl·m :-.:either ret:;i lls exat'tlv v. h"n n·lat1on)o. fro'I.<' ovt'r IJ1:1v.°c•1•n thc· tv.o c 1lle:.. Uut lon gtlm e coa i.i a l ob servers te(all that the le<> agc> bt'~an about the llmt• co .. 1;.1 Mesa incorpor ated as a t·1t v after Newport spurned the ar~ during the municipal annexation wa rs o( the early 1950s T hose annexation battles 1n eluded Newpo r t Beach sue cessfu lly throwing its boun dan c!> arounrt l ·pp<'r :-.:e"'peort Hay, blocking Costa Me~a·.-. .&c· ccs!. lo the sea And then there wc·re batllt·s over J~l where the slal(.' pm posed Coast F'rccway wni. to go, with state offic1ab eventually abandoning the proJect Th e n . t o o. t h t>r e v.e r c skirmishes over t he event ual co nsolidation in 1965 of the Newpo r t and Cos ta Mei.a eleme ntary school districts wit.h the areawide high school dii.· trict. Old·timers observe that fence· mending mov<.-s have been tned before many tJmes. The pot still s im mers over s u c h Issu es a s conne ct ing University Drive Crom Irvine. through Newport Beac h's Upper Bay area, ioto Costa Mes a And there is Costa Mesa 's hope for eventually pushing the Costa Mesa f'reeway conce c alled the Newport Freeway> ~ gals wear Just fOf Gals throug h a port1vn or Newpon to Pacific Coast lhKhway And there 1s Mt·<;a'!> hope for a puhhc }farina and acce!>s to the .,,.J alon.: lhe Santo Ana H1~er J11d "•·v.1><Jr1 ·, 1·n,1 t n th •1H•r t 1r.•n1•1· C'11u11t) ,,1.rn-., 111 1"q1;ond .!111111 \A.\ ..tlW 1\lrf1'trl 111111 ("1,,l,1 \\1•:-,.1 .11\•').!l.•<lh t11 111.1~ t· ..... H (r1r 1111irt• r'itili>.) J lrcr J!\ f h;tht uv1·r 't'"' )><irt. 'I tw ll"l ll> 11111~ .1no! t•·mp•·r' '11111\'llnll'' 'h11M '.\1 a' ur I 11-~lhl·r in a ri·Cl•nl Int 11! underi.lall•mt•nt 11l1~c·rvt.·d Thf• rPlcit1on .. h1 p h..t"' 1 1·n ,.,,.,l~ .\lt·-.d ,wd :'\1 ·v.11w·1 u,.,,, h h.1 '>n t lx-l'n good at :di Both m ayori. c-1.1n tct1d they -.ant thl' vroblcmi. l<> end "We want Uus I July 18 mttt· mg 1 to be pos1lwe," sald Mayor Schafer The two will m~t. alon~ ",th city mana~ers Fred Sorsabal of Co!ota ~~a and Ho~rt \\ r nn of '.'c"'µort Heath al .&b<Jut 11 l'l a m an Costa \tc"J ~ flt' II.ill (or :1 pnoe;,<; "' t-nl · Thl·n th,· f11ur "'di i;.11 tn a rt '-laurant for j lun1..hL-on rta'> \ u ~ion of mutuJI <:orit·•·r n' Mrs Schafer said E a<'h of thl' two ci t> counc:ls as to provide two items fo r d1~ CUS~IOO Later this year. the ma)'ors observed. they hOP<' to gel the ir rounc1ls to~ether for a '4'0rkin~ d1nnl'r meetmi;; ·'It ·~ time Wl' ml•ndcd the fe n ces.·· Mayor S<'hafe r o b· served. Refugees Re turn NO:--;G SAMET. Thailand 1AP > An estim a tt>d 80.000 C'ambod1ans returned todav to a refugee camp &Jon g the embal ti e d Tha iland ·Ca m bod111n border . a week after fleeing d11r· aog f1 ghtJng belwc.;-cn rival anti <'Ommunlst gut>rrill a g roups Ocean Pacthc oorcs Sho rts. ta110rea tor the • active Oal A rainbow ot colors aQua, coral, beige. ott white and Slato t::>lue Complomenung thO shorts are a preny group ol Hawahan Pflnt blOuseS Aloo ChOmtn dO For joons Chill Mars Beachgoers Fun in Sun The s ky was blue and the weather tailor -made for tanning but the run sto pped there as water te mperatures a long the Orange Coast took on a winter· like snap over the weekend. T he unsummer-hke sea tem· pe r atures apparently brought out the meanness in stingrays it lo n g th e O ran ge Coast. L1fel(uards from Sea l Beach t.o San Clemente said more time .,., d S ~pent treating stings than resn11n~ b:ithcr'i. The onlv inc1c1('nt lhat hrok1• I ti•• ' • .trn .drnai.: lit•• 1·11.i-.I v. ,,., 1n :-.J11 t 'l•·ani.:1111· ~.1111rtl.1~ 1·H·ntnv "'h•·n th1 · -,k1µ~r of u :J2.foot 1 :J b111 1·ru1'lcr gur:ni·d hr!> ve.S!>cl •int o th<· IH•a1 h v.h1·11 hi· -.poltL'<l .J It ,,i,. .rnd f1'tir1·d hi-. IJoat might -.wl.. In I .. H•un.& B~·;cch about 25,000 \ 1 .. 111,r-., '>ht>"'l'rl uµ 1:<Jc h da) . l.1 fl·i.: UOJ rill. re: ported one re::. cue ~.1turduv and 16 Sunday . In :"~lo\'J>Ort Beach lhe water reached a high or 60 degrees. Li feguards, noting that 95.000 t,e1ch goers crammed onto the 'tr and each da y, reported only -.1x rescues Sunday. rf een Be aten And Robbe d At Yacht Club An lft-year·old deck hand was d ragged into a restroom at the Bahia .Corinthian Yacht Club In Ne"' port Be ach late Saturday. kicked anlo s ubmission and then robbed. polJee said today. T imothy Neal Thom as told ol· f1t"e ri; tha t a bearded man threw him on the ground. kicked him en the face, stepped on his hands and made off with $311 in cash. Police said the young yacht hand had ;ust finished working on a boat moored near the y~c~ club. UIOl Bayslde Drive. w~ he was grabbed. ., The bearded s uspect, poli~ noted. was about 25 years old. ~ ALSGARAGE !:>6 FASHION ISLAND N WPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 .. Mond!y. Jutr 14, tllO ••t Befiltu for 'lfnsinkafJle' Titanic: .......,., fer~..,. today. TM 'tllmk', • a lUtaf'1 MMf • 1tnaek • ~ April \4, 1111. duria& •ta mu.a vo,.a,. from Ea11anct to tbe baited ..._ ............... milel 1outbeaat of N••IOtladlaad 0.ty .,. "'the, ............... werenved. "I don't UUll we'll ftad Mr bod•• ... MJd .... """' ...... Mlke HanU. a diieem.U~ ori.,ention Operu fllmllUlbr from Tampa But, M Mid, "We bope to fully docutneftl tbe debriJ.'' Tbe »4ay lrip -poatponed fro m Sa&urda1 wbeD aome equlplnfllt waa dtlayed -ii the llral ol lwo lbal will co.t up to $4 mllUoo. Nul year. Harrla's 1roup plau to reacttva'-the Alumtaaut, a re.earcb s u b· martne thM bu been drydo(ked In J &('k.looville1 &tnce 1972. most Re0:gan Veep Pick 'Biggest Probleni' DETROrT IAP) Rep Jack Ke mp's fnends wore hats toultng a "Reagan.Kemp" ticket Sen Howa rd JI Bake r Jr made 1t· clear· that be would ha ve to be pulled kicking and screaming m· to the Vlce preside ntial rmg And a supporter of Geor ge Bush de· cided rus best str ategy was to lay low. As the Republican N at1onal Con vention opened today, we ll· known nam es continued to bub· ble to the surface. as specul ation about Ronald Reagan's v1cc presidential choice focused on fi rst one Republi can and then another Reagan portrayed the ('ho1cc the only element of s uspense left m the convention -as "the b1~gest problem confronting me right nol4 " lit-s <11d he did not expect to makl' a dec1s1on until Wedne!>da} night. when he 1~ for mally awar ded t he COP presidential nominat ion And 1n a pre-r ecorded 10 terview with CBS News, Reagan said he <lid not "have anyone tucked away tn my mind" as hls running mate. When reminded that he would tu rn 70 shortly alter 1naugura tion day next J anuary . Reagan s aid : "This is why it is such a pro ble m and why I a rr not rushing into anything." When pressed a bout whether he had not made up his mind , the former California governor ~aid "I don't think that's un- usual. I think there's something cynical in choosing someone with a clifferenl political VlCW t han your o wn ~;th the idea an mind of gelling votes." The name of Sen. Pa ul Laxall, a Reagan friend for many years l.mce the two were governors of California a nd Nevada . was r aised up from the dead alter Reagan staff m embers derued a ny truth to a Washington Post Baring Up New Yorker Neu; Mr. Nude SAN BERNARDINO <AP> 1l was o ne beauty pageant nobody would dream of calling a put on. Take off would be more appropriate. Either way. lop --and bottom . honors went to as piring actor Bill M arino as he strutted away with the Mr. Nude lntern~&t.aonal· USA title Sunday. . The muscular. S·foot-9 New Yorker claime d the cr own before some 200 onlookers at the Tree house Fun Ranch 1n San Bernardino after edging 13 con- testants -including one named de Peel. But looks alone do not it Mr Nude make Contest rules stipulated, for t>xample, that "suntans will ~ Judged only m case or a tie " Men were Judged on c riteria ra ngi ng rrom "convers utiona l abilily," to "a ura of high moral sense " and the une xpected "tas te an clothang " Clothes'' "Yes." affirmed contest or· gamu·r Bill 1-'lel>hcr llhe name 1s real > T hat category wal> Jud ged at a formal dinner the night before the pageant. Fleshe r said. not· m g tha t Mr. Nude "m ust be able to go out and speak to groups to promotesociaJ nudism." The ranch. l''lesher added, is t h e first nude toastmast e rs ~roup sa n c tioned b y Toastmasters International. It also boasts the first sanctlooed nude <chefs> clllli coollolf, M said. Birthday suit beefcakes also wer e judged for personality. witb Marino v oted Mr . Personality and first·nmnerup Jim f'1o we rs was named Mr. Congeniality . Marino w ill bead t o r Las Vegas this year to represent the U S. in the Mr. Nude Interna- tional fi.nal. Miss Nude International USA will be chosen in a few weeks. Not e ve r y would-be oud1c cutie can enter one of Fles her's events, however. .. A II contesta nts mus t be nudists by the pageaot dales," his rules insist. · Imposters wiU be weeded out 1f exammation fails to reveal "an even, all-over color'' on the body. P re -pageant flesbt1vities 10· eluded a n exhibition by f ive me m bers of the Buff Divers par achute team, who skydJve wearing nothing but a helm<."t, knee pads a nd boots The Space Sb\lttle Orbiter Enterprise is mated with a 15·•tor)' exterDal propellant tank and twin inert solid rocket boolten on te>p ol a mobile launcher plaUorm at the Kemedy Spece center ln Florida. The lblp bu been undergolna fit and function test.I. story saytng that Reagan had dec ided against pa ck ing the Nevadan One Re agan intim ate. who ask t-d not to be identified by na m e. said the re were three categories into which the poten- tial C'andidutes fit: T he moderates. who include Ford. althou~h no one expects hun to be the vice presidential nom inee: Sen. Howard JI. Baker Jr , of Tennessee: and Bush T h is source s aid t hese men would help the Reagan ticket wan vott.'S. w hile car rying no liabihties The generally a('ceptable ('andidates. including Rumsfeld. Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana. and Vander Jagt of Mkhigan. t>a<'h of whom would add neither great strengths nor li abililJ~ to the ticket. Two candidates whose con· s ervat1ve pOl>1l1 0 n l> m ight ham pt>r Reagan's crfo rt~ to broaden hls support Laxalt and Rep. Jack Kemp of New York. An Asso('1ated P r ess-NBC News poll round that most rank· and-rile Republicans across the n ation don't know w ho they would like to see as Reagan's running mate. but those who have a favorite choose George Bus h . former djrector or the Central lntelUgeoce Agency. By Sunday. a source close to former President Ford sa.Jd that Reagan was focusing oo three Republicans -Bush. Rep. Guy Vander Jqt of Kicbigao and former De fense Secr etar) Donald Rumsfeld. Tbis s ourc e . wh o a s ked ano ny m ity. said F o rd was pushing Reagan lo pi ck Vander J ag t. c hai rman o r th e Republican Congressional Com· mittee who will give the cooven- tton keynote address Tuesday. The congressman left oo doubt about wbat he would do if or· rered the nom10alioo · "I would <'Onsider it and a gonize for one· tenth of one second and then J'd l>a y yes." he said. A membt:r of Reagan·s cam pa1gn inner circle who 1s an un· abashed Bush s upporter indicat- ed that ther e was a quiet lobby ing effort on his man's behall inside the Reagan camp. But he s aid t hat the most dangerous thing I.bey rouJd run into now would be a campaign to "wave fl ags" for their fa vorite . * Speech Done, Reagan Heads For Detroit B)' Tbe A.11«la&ecl Press His acceptance speech virtual· ly completed, Ronald Reagan headed today for Detroit to ac· cept a prize he has been pursu· ing for more than a dozen yea rs -the Republican nomlnatioo for preakieot. Presa secretary Ed Gray said the 69-year-old form e r Califom.la governor completed a draft ol hh speech, wblch Gray described as a message aimed at voten in November rather than toward cooveotlon del· e1ates. over the weekend at bis Loa Ancetes Home. Beyond that. Gary gave no hint of the content of the s~h Reagan is to give Thursday night when h e accepts the nomination. Gray abo declined comment on s~W.Uoo about Reaian·s choice for a vice presidential l'WUllqmate. Reaian allo kept up hia at· tacb .,aimt President Carter on Sunday. aaytna that the So- viets .ouid prefer Carter to win the NO\'ff'lber election and will "Uarow a few boals" to Carter to beJpblanmpetp. ·'I would be very worried about me Jf the Soviet Union wanted me to be prtaldeot," Rea1an toad CBS cornspondent Mike Wallace In an interview for tbe Pl"OIP"Am ... Mlnwtea" to be aired tol\llhl at I on Channel 2. • ly bec11.t1t It's IO expeftllve to operate. The ~ientltu a nd •dventurers accompt nylng Ha rris hope to locate the Tit.anlc. in 12,000 reet or wa&ft'. wtlh • aopblatacaled aonar system and to plertt 1u ahroud of darknesa by remote control. \IStng powerful strobe hghts aod a b•tte ry of cameras. After the crew ptopolnt.s the locailon ot the Titanic, Harns saad , they will return wlth the Aluminaul hoping to retrieve tome mat~rial from lbe sblp with the aubmarine's robot-Uke a rms. Harns hu farnt hopes of com· Ing up with a jewel-encrusted book ot poetry. lhe Rubaiyat ot Omar Khayyam . which wu on tts way to a muse um. He a.be> says there is an out· side chance of r~overing •be passenge r manif est -4 list that includes such prominefit names as J obn J a cob Aator. &b e wealthy financier, and laid« St raua, owner ol llaey'1 depart- m ent ltOre lo New Yorlr. Both died. Harris also lnteodJ t.o make a documentary and sell book and film rllhta. The odyssey is being financed by Texas oil baroo Jack Grimm. who backed previous attempts to find the Loch Ness monster and the Yetl ol the K.imalayas. Roar of the Greasepaint :'\ancy Falconer. 9. of Irvine . undergoes <s facia l .t ran~format1on for a clown conte t :it tht• Orange Count~ Fair in Costa M e!le:i 'Incidents' Conceded Nuclear Plant ln<h1Stry Denies Safety Scare . WAS HI NGTON I AP 1 Utilities a nd t he nucle ar 111 d ustr y acknowledge that hun dreds of unexpected mc1denu.. including operator a nd equip· ment failures. occur ea ch year a t nuC'lear power plants. But they deny allega tions by an anti· nuclear group thet these eveota ra ise new s afety concerns Cr1tJcaJ Ma,:,s, an anti-nuclear g r oup aff iliat ed with Ralph :'•fade r. released a report Sunday saying more than 2.300 s uch tnc1- d e nt s wer e r e po rted to t he Nuclear Regulatory Com m1ss1on in 1979. A plant in Virginia had 130 incidents and another an Ohio 109.SanOnofrehad 13 ..This data s peaks volumes about mis m anagement . poor operator training, la>< 1nspeetton <ind rreq ue nt m cchan1c11l breakdowns .·· deC'lared Cn t1cal Mass director Richard Pollock "It 1s a proftlc or an 1ndustr~· r u s h 1nJ: hca d l o n ~ t o ward another Three Mlle I !)land " Although uti11t1cs and 1ndustr~ spokes men and N RC official~ said the 2.300 figur e was essen liall y correct. they disputed th<' condus1on that the reports called lirense t>vents reports renect safety problcml> at any of LheplanLc;. ··r w ould atta t·h no i.1g n1f1caoc<' 14haLS~vcr" to tht· number of report~. l>a1d Carl ~tichaelson. head of thc NRC of- fice t hat analyzes SU('h reports ··What <."ount~ 1~ thl' naturl' of 14 h a t h a p p e n 1· d a n d n o t 111.'Ce~sanly how many times 1t hapJ)(!ned " The s urvey by Critical Mas~ gave few specifics as to lhe typt of 1nc1dents reported It said they included eqwpmenl railure . h u m a n e rro r a nd "design failure .. -a ll ran"'n" from minor to :o.en ous and pro 'tded · an unsetlltn~ Pt<'lurc · Jbout nudear safel~ Govenwr's <Ar Swiped ROML'L L"S. Mich lt\P1 Poltrc• an M1ch1~an often are told to kl't'P on tht.· lookout for l>lOlen <':H i.. but one lh<Jt "as reportl.'<1 :-w1pl:'d over the ~eekcnd ~as "' bit Spet.'1al 1t wai. tht.· ~O\ crnor':. \;o, Wilham ~l ll hkcn ' 19t!O L1nc·oln Cont1nt-nlal Mark \'I limousant• complell· with :.talc police radio. a "not gun" 1n lhl' trunk and a ltcenst" plate read tn~ MSG ·OOO "a:. taken Sun· da~ from l>ta) in~ .:1t thl' hotel dur m~ th<' C'oovent1 on "h1ch opened todav in Dl-tro1t Jamh T Hhodes. mana~cr n( nuclear tl'Chn1cal s er vices for the \'irgm1<1 El~lnc· & Powt"r Co . called the Critical Mass sur ,.._.~ "rruslcadmg and deceptive:"' and added that the reports "In· d1 cate the w1ll1ngness of nuclear ut1lttlles lo scruUn1z.e carefully n rtually ~very aspect of their operauons to increase s afety margml> .. \"1rg1rua Ele<-tnc & "ower l> :'\orth Anna I f"{'actor had 130 in c1dents tn l979. more than thrt-e • llml'l> the avera ge num ber of in c1den ti. r e ported by the 68 operatmg plants Carl Goldstetn or the Atom1(' lndu:stnaJ f'orum !>aid th at since the Three Mile Island nuclei1r accident tn March l979. uUlll1~ have tended to "report ever~ thm~ .. and the volume of n · portl> at limes "rent.'<'ts the con l>('lt'nUOU!>O~" of pla nt ownen> M l('haclson ll> u rormer Tt-n n t' ~ :. t• t· V a I 1 e ,. A u t h n r 1 l v t•n)!lnl't'r who had "arnt-d of ~ J)Olt'nllal Thrt't: Mile Island act1 dl•nl 14t'll bt'fon · 1t happcnt'<i. ~1 1 chacl:.on wai. hired 1n t-'t•bruan to head thl' new NRC offtCl' ~ h1ch 1n April be~an dOa lyzmi;: llcen.'il' t.•\'t.'nt report:- :-ubm1llt' l>lafr or i6 ha:-nut looked at the 19'rn iyport~ t•\ct:pt an :.om<: Clll>t'l> "'hen• a report 14 ai. part of a trend thi daeis1c wtndbnz6lw.r, m6dQ, m wg1and or th<l- flm e>t a1 l cotton fXJp1 in W1 th auth:z.ntic tartan Ii rhng . thz. ONZ. jOCkzt hz,'J l lo-.q, tD ~r. ava1 lab'l<l. m returol , f"8o.IY1 br1t.1sh tan andnzd 44 fUshcon Island• Newport &ach•7141844·5070 1001 ~rwood Blvd.• *.>s<wood VlUQ{le•:U:J/479·77~7 ~-Coasting Q .... ~fl Te•~~\ Marplda~ Reruns Anyone? I HOS co•• Tait ELEPRANn: In t1venl the nf'W• l'h1ded )"GUI' attention. the a.publican N~Uoo•J Conve.nuon e>peoed ....._, ln Detroll It lhould have Ill the •U.pen.ei of watthifta lfUI 1row Tb.lJI C".OP conclavf' la ttoina to bl-JW.l Jlh you &l'ttlntt ready lo io \o a movte Lh•t ev.,.y body el e in your hou.e hH already 1een. J"ltl u you depart out the doot. iOmebod)t lhoull, "The butler did tt !" Oul ol ffrta.la ..,_raU. f~ drama. the R publlcan1 an now ll'yiq to pump up IOlfte 1ua-peue on who will tx- nomlnated for U. vice pN!lldency. It bu been wktel)' re ported thM the >t membert cl ow-Oran1 County deJea•· tlon prefer one New York ~1ressman named Jack Kemp, a former proleu10ft&I rootball qua.rttirbaca.. IF U•P GETS HIS number called'. that means he'll tht>n be pl~•nc bathP to the 1'4¥ who once played a foot ball 1tar in the UMO film, "Knute Roclu'le. All Arnen cMn " There 8"IDI to be UtUe quetUon that with th~ pres It Yllu Trre of GOP Convmtaon TV, Try the l.ole MotJte tdenllaJ dedsaon already mwled an . the Rt-puhhr <Jni> are tr~ an g to pump a little showbai a nd ix:rson ahty p1 l .Zlt1Z into tht! Detroit gatherm~. Th.15 morning, for e xample. Pa t Boone "'<Jl> :.cb<.>du led • to lt'1td the Pledge of Allegiance T hey had a film !'.t·hedult-d on Alf Llfndon Ha lly Grah<1m 1:. st ht·duled to pra .. Late r , some c-ntertainment w a:. 'uppo-.l'd to kl:t!p lhangi. going with H<Jl boa lsl<ind'i. Buddy E b1>1·11 '1" hand, <Jlon g with We1yne N1·wt1m, .'.i1ni.:l'r Hng1·r'> \'1c•k1 Carr M1.-hael La ndon, IJon ny anti M.ine Os mrmd ~ind :.om P othe rs You :..hould be gr<Jteful that (Jri.1ng1· c ounl> 11,1.., ., ~1 m e m ber delc~alaon at the GOP convent1v11 IT ISN'T EASY. you knnw, to even find 24 p('()ple in O re1ngc \ounty .,..ho <Jre w11l111g to :..~nd om• week of July an JJ1•tro1l SIOl'(' you alrc:.idy kn Qw h1.w th•· pl()l 1::. going to tum o ut an lhl' enll. )OU might (1g1.111 · \OU 1·.,n e :-.1·Jpc · the l'llO \cntaon dram:.. Do n't ht.'l on 11 1hl' "'hol• 'ti""' '' g<m1g 111 bf· ~pl11t ten·rJ ull m•c•r tel<.·vt!>HJr> Huth C'twnru·h 1 e1nt1 7 'tc.rlr' Jflt'r noon Th~n at g~:.. on frum thnc· 1\nd ''"· ;u11J 1iri YOU MAY !::ND t.:J> !>Uff<:nng a '>pr aan1·d wn-.t JU~l from tWlslm~ the dia l 1n an t:ffr>rt l11 avoid 1l With lut k. you m tl{ht hnd that ume, she m <Jy look like Mass America If 1t lurns out you Just t•an't i.tand the high drama and :..us peni>e of the convention from Detroit. then .. arc <i couple of TV alternatives VOU COULD WATCH Wonder Wom <J n at 6 p m and pack up on the SJ x Mil hon Dollar Ma n at 11 These may be s ummer rcruni-. but the plot wall movl! ttlo ng faster than events in Detroit By golly, nobody h as lo Sl'r cam ''Ckar the lll'11C:..''' ror Wonder Wo man. Deaths Mount In Torrid Heat •1 'fte Auut .... ...._ Mhaourl Gov. Joseph THtdale declared a· ata~ of •mer1ency throu1bout the atate today becauae ol a prolon1ed heat wave and put lhe National Ouud on ltandby. 1'be heat bu ~lalmtd at lea1t 41M Uv ln l5 Ital.ea alnee It tM-,.n thrt"e week.a a10. lochHi· ms at lt:Mllt 137 In Mlnouri. ae cording to an unolfkial count by The Aaaoclated PY.eu. TeudMJ~ said he waa advised by the NaUooal Weather Service that the b lab temperatures would probaly continue for at ln1t another week. On Sunday, It waa 108 in Kansas City. No Guard members were ac· tuaUy called to duty. But if they are. TeasdaJe s aid they would perform such tasks as helping the elderly tn finding r elief from the heat. TEMPERAT URES HAVE been 50 h.lgb ID St. Louis that Ka lle. an adult male or angutan at the San Louis Zoo who 1i. niatlve to tht: Malaysian Jungle. Mexico Flood Victims Hoot President TIJUANA. Mexico <AP> -An e stimated 2.000 demonstrators Rreeted Mexico President Jose Lopez Portillo here Sunday Wllh shouts or "bandldo" and "down with Lopez Portillo" because of continued water s horta11tes and f~ulure to repair recent flood damage. O nly a las t manute routl' C'hange away from the c ity's main street. the Avc nada Revolu c•aon. wtuch recently had been s pruced up for Lo~i Portillo'1. ar rival. avoided a confrontation wltb the angry reside nts. B UT D U RING lh l· l t•w minutes he wa1' drive n down th•· :..t ree t 1n the company 1.1 Northern HaJ<J Californ1 <J \;ov t'rno r Ro be rto dl· la M<Jdrid. Lopez Port.Jllo wa!> voe<tlly bla1'tt cd by the crowd:-. "Wa t e r . w alt:r," 1'houted Maria J<Jurc~u1 ;,:.. -.he :..tornJ Jlong tht• p rc:..1dt·nt ·:.. rvutc "They ~we u!> w<Jtcr al three an t he moruung Wld la ke al a way <1t hlX m the morruog . Those of us who don't have reser voirs tu !>lore it don't have ;my water But the water balls keep com· 1n~." C ab drive r s or the ROV · cr nment·controllcd Confedera t1on of Mexiclfn Worke rs cab dravl'n> blar<-d thl'ir horn!> in .in Jtkmµt to dro"'n out thl· prii ll::-.ls SOMt.: 40,000 r cs1dc nlh 1n Uw n o rthwest section o f T1JU1t nd have ~n l<Jr gely without Weiln s ince Februetry an the wake of d evastating nood:. tha t killed <it leai.t 2Q rel>tdcnli. and c:au:.t:d m illions of dollars an damatte died ol heat proltratJon, 100 ol· llcl1l1 announced Sunday. ''Kalle. wttb bl• Jon1·balred coat, apperently coWd not cope with the recent. St. LoWa beat wave," a IOO apolrearnaa aakl. · Sunday't bilb ln St. Lou1a WU 96 and that wu cool compared with eome otbtt •pot.I. It WU 10'1 an Mempbjs, the hottest day In the cily since r ecords were started in 1875. In Batesville, Ark .. at was 111. "We're just going to have to sweat it out," said Rip Howard. a · forecas t e r for Natio nal Weather Service tn llemphia. BESIDES THE fatalities in Mi ssouri. there have been 81 deaths in Texas, 84 10 Arkansas. 34 In Tennet1aee. 33 In Oklahoma. 25 Ln Kansas, 3 1 In Georgia, 20 in M 1ssissipp1, LS an Illinois . 13 in Alabama, five ln Lou.biana, four 1n Kentucky, two each in South Carolina and Indiana and one in Nebraska At Offutt A1r l"or ce Base m N~briu;ka, 110 people alt.ending un open howw were treated for hl'at exha ustion The tJas e's thermometer read 97 . The h.lgh m Macon, Ga ., ww. 108 and Ma yor George Israel declared an emergency. The llr· <"ondlt1oncd Macon Colise um wa:. opened to the public and police l"rwsed in paatrol cars. url(ang those who felt an dange r twcau.se ol the he1tt to go to the t:ohseum. Caty buses, normally idle on Sunday, we nt on runs to the coliseum. In Arkansas. the state Oepart- mt•nt of Pollution Control and Ecology reported that the air in Lillie Rock wa:. unhealthful for three hours eac h a fternoon hl'causc or a hagh content or oione Oione 1s produced from a rt.·· a('t1on between s unlight and et1r pollution. the department s aJd A high owne rontent an t.he alr t•1tn c<ause respiratory probleml> and hurt plants, thl· department said I N FLORIUA, Halph Pt• n d It' t o n of th c N al 1 o n i.t I Wt'ather St-r v1('l' an M1am1 said t ht' heat wa-. d r yin ~ out the U'>ual wet seahon an the su b 1rop1ca l :-.outhl•rn part of tht• ... t ii t•· /\ n rt off 1e1 a 1 d 4 0-. 000 1•h11·kt·n'> havt• d1<'d 1n thl· l .. londa P<Jnhandlc• due to htl{h l••mµt'ntlun .. > T he mt-r cury hit ;1 record 104 an P(•nha<"ola Sun duy. the i.t·Vl'nth t.lay in a row that P e ns acol a matc he d o r hr o ke the day's record tern pe ra ture Metoorologast John Lipe said tht• s t&tf' could expect little re ll('f from the heat fo r at least 1t \\t'ek Pl~a Rejectt·d WASJllN<iTON 1/\1'1 I\ fc•lll'ntl JUdJ.(t' lodtl) re fused t11 rt•c1ue£' lht' t hrt•(• yt·<ir prascm I • · r m h a n d t' d fo r m t• r H t' p C'harlC'S c na~g., .Jr for a 197>1 1· r 1 m 1 n a I r on v 11· t 1 o n 1 n J k1l"kback C'a:.t• Watery Protest .............. They ~Y have lost m their effort to have an equal nghts plank inserted into Republican platform. but these women have their "sa y" as they s ail o n Detroit Rive r past J oe Louis Arena whert GOP convention opent.'quads today :..hot 24 ~le -mcludang a \.Op ~eneral and two leaders o< the ~mall Baha.1 rt!l1 g1ous i.ect 1n o n l' o f th1· b u:..te!>t d a):.. 1n month:.. for the cowitr~ 's rcvolu· t 1onan execut.iont•rs Tur k 1:..h r t>po r t-. s -.1 d rnt«1n.,..h1lt-. th<.tt t \\r1 Iranian .itr Corn· h t-Ull'nant:... l>fJS'>lbl;. :,tral! 1,!lt·rs frum a c:ou p cons piral') 1 ru'>hed bv Ira nian authonllt-" H1•..,, a ht:l1('optcr lo ii Turk1'h airstrip ond iJ\kt-d for PQhtJ<·a l J s;.lum T t-hra.n H.,d11J rt·1JQrtcd ~Wl da) thut 500 ~pit· had ~n "'r r csttd m ~lion .,..1t.h the <al h:.ced rrulJLary plot to ovcrthrov. thl.' revolutio nary rt-~1me of Ayi.lolli&b ~lah Khome1ru. The executJona were reported to h ave taken place 1n four Ira· naan c alleb. l"li Tt:HRAS. eight Pt=<>Plt: "' \' r f' l' x cc u t e d Lt . C "n lloui.han~ Hatam. who was de p ut y comm a nder o f the Jutnt I hl(•(i. Of ... tJff during ll\C la.'>\ )l'ar or t ht:' :.hu h 's reign "1C1mar.. fUiJa blirn. en offlet:r o( l ht• shah's lmpcnal Guard . arnd 'IX "we ll kn o '4n drug traf· f 1d .. t'r<' rom 1ctt"d bv A;. atoll ah S adcgh Kh a lkhala 'l> anti na rcotics court. In the northwci.t c ity o f Tabriz. Tehran rad io s aid. Khulkhifh and another JUd~1· · '>l'nl 14 pt•11pl1• b1·f11rl' f1r1ng :.qu<.1d.:., 12 of th('m for clru~ traf fl ck mg. aduJtl'ry. '>Prt·Jll 1ng pm• t1tut1on and h<imbhn ~ 'I ht· 1JUwr l14tJ ..,h,il 1n I Jhn1 v. 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PtftOO '" --IS OI • lumt " 1) ~c·-• I 1 tJ ' ' ,, 1 J " •> H.-"'1 ttuftllftqlon ~ ~O•-C--ty J • u .0 $Wtll Aver• llalof\I Oft 19'1, ,..., :: Ge 1mum ,..19111 lft '"'· 01t..:llot1 ti .0 d )4 , 07 t4 . , lvme s...c. Morlt<• Hewporl HUftl"'91ot1 W..Of•C-., ' ' ' , J Ou11001< ••• T u•td•• . .._ ..... ••w ..... ... Public notices inform the people of proposed actions or past events which may affect their r ights, interests or duties. They also give the people opportunities to protect their rights and to be hea rd. And taxpayers benefit from public notices. Municipalities, public authority corporations and treasurers are required by law to publish financial reports, budget hearing notices, ordinances or advertisements of bids on public work. These notices keep you informed as to how and why your tax dollars are being spent . Publ ic notices also discourage fraud, raids on public trea suries and favoritism in the letting of public contracts. PUBLIC NOTICES can affect • your life, property and business Read them every day in the DAILY PILOT . ' . .. Sls people reportedly ( ' ) surrered minor injuries STATE and one peraoo was ar· rested in the dis turbance. wblcb pollc.- aatd wu touched off by a dispute between twc families. • Pittsburg police and deputies from t.be count} flteriff's ,department rushed to the area at arou.oti $ p .m . Simday as some 200 people milled tbrougt> the residential area, fighting, throwina rocks anci vandalizing can, a police spokesman said. lfJ'D f'•rn lllkftf Tedca9 LOS ANGELES <AP> -Higher fares for rid· uag buses of the Southern California Rapid Transit t>ist.rict system went into effect today, along with a steeper increase in the cost or transfers. The fare boosts enacted by the RTD board .were expected to lead to a temporary 6 percent to 7 percent reduction in daily ridership on the bus nstem that has been carrying 1.3 million riders •Jeh day Tbe basic fare went up from SS cents to 65 ceata, t.be fare for full-time studenta went from 4S Jo ~ cents, and t.be incl"ease for seniors was from 20 to 30 cents. ._, Sfteage Close• •adl PACIFIC PALISADES CAP> -Raw sewage tb1t f onned a deep puddle oo a popular beach ap- ~ently was caused by a malfunction in a pump ~ a cmcessaon stand, and autnonues kept NtMra nay from a quarter-mile section ol tbe beach. ; Tbe sewage also bubbled up from a manhole iiDd caused temporary closure of one oortbbound lane ol Pacific Coast Highway in the Will Rogers _.te Beach area Sunday. I .,_ 1-.e •1a1c "••llftl Jo...........~ JOSE <AP) -Furniture and financial rec-;urvw toot a bath but the money remained dry Sunday when some 16.000 gallons ol water Oooded ·a Wells Fargo Bank lo downtown San1foee. Fire department officials reported that the flood was caused by a malt~ boUer tank lbat poured three feet ol water 11\\o the buement of tbe eight-story building. a...,dfl Pardan- OM.VN..OT Too Much Gasoline? Oil Refinery Slowdmm Termed Cripplin/l LOS ANGELES <AP> -Some U.S. oil refiDen b.ve reduced producUoo to nearly crtppllnc &ev.la u \bey belin to MID out of storace space for bip· priced &uoline that bu •lubed demand, u oil in- dustry analyst Mid Sunday. "Due to the estraordlDary priee sensitivity ol the public ... there are some paeraJ sipa ol di1treta in tbe 1y1tem.'' •aid Dan Lundberg. publisher of the Loa Angeles-baaed weekly .Lundber1 Letter, which follows trends in the petroleum indualr)'. "Refineries operated at an estimated rate ol only 77 percent in June. which is almoet crippling even u an avera1e. Since 77 percent is the average, aome refineries are operating at a rate lower Ulan that, which la cloee· to having to shut down temporarily,·· Lundberc said. NOUUJ.LV, &EFINERJES &UN at 88 per- cent to 92 percent capacity. be noted. Lundberg said that too much gasoline ls sometau.ng very new for ao industry that always has maximized its production and dW.ribution so that the Ume betwffn the refining and distribution of gasoline is very short. atocka are probably near,« above tbe lnduslry'a maximum e>perat.lq lnfflltor>' u a eomequ.ee of 8ll uodentandable deelre to build up supply Me11rity atalnatthe tmeertalD future. •'The downltream petro&eum <retail guolioe, healinc oil and petroebemicalu 1torage neat1ng ou aoo petroebemaca.&a a&oraae ayaem system ia llll.lng up to make room for crude." In the past, Lundberg aaJd, at.able guoline consumption patterns have enabled the oil i.n- duatry to eear refinery production and import.a closely to what demand tu:med out to be. .. BUT NEW DEMAND PATTEllNS are emerging, and diacl"epanclea between supply and demand may be frequent for a while until what's happening becomes better understood," the oil analyst said. ''Current stock buildups call attentJon to tbe delicate balance of the system," be. continued. ''Small differences between 111pply and demand cause large changes ln stocks. These place burdens on available storage." Because of the quick turnover of gasoline pro- ducts, said Lundberg, actual gasoline on hand is us ually not more than SO percent of the total U.S. storage capacity, on the average. And, noted the analyst, "no storage capacity exists for holding emergency supplies." sign maintenance man Herbert Bruce ap· pears to be whispering a secret to his "cowpoke" buddy as he looks for a little conversation during his rounds in Ontario, Calif. Actually. Bruce is changing lights in a huge sign advertising a trailer sales lot. But because total gasoline stocks in June - normally a heavy corusumptloo month -fell onJy 0.1 percent, as opposed to 0.5 percent in June 1979, storage capacity is rapidly disappearing be said. ··'Jbe present petroleum distributk>n system was created, under more predictable coodltion.s or supply and demand," Lundberg said. "U.S. crude Separately, Lundberg said that naUonwide the average retail pump price for all grades of gasoline dropped another 0.1 cent in the past two weeks to about Sl.23 a gallon. Two Facing Charges In Prowler Deaths LOS ANGELES CAP> -Two men face arraignment on murder charges this week in connection with separate incidents in which they allegedly shot prowlers in their homes. authorities said. Willard Uhler. 41 , of Pacific Palisades, was tentatively scheduled for arraignment Wednesday in Santa Monica Municipal Court. said Sgt. Jack Wells of the West Los Angeles Police Division. BE SAID UHLER, reportedly a rmandal adviser, was arrested on in- vestigation of allegedly slaying an in- truder in bis $375,000 home and was being held in lieu of $2~.000 bail. He was •~used ol chasing a man identified as 25-year-old Jeffrey James and allegedly shooting him with a .22·callber rifle as he fled through the yard. James managed to run about two blocks before collapsing, Wells said. Meanwhile, arraignment wu set today in Pomofta MunJcipaJ Court for Galea W. Ginter, a 39-year~d Su Dimas postal worker. Los Angeles County Sheriffs Depu· ty Mike Santander said Ginter was booked on investigation of killing 15-year·old Phil F. Tufilau, who lived about a block away from Ginter·s home. SANTANDER SAID Ginter al- legedly told police he staked out his house after 1t was burglarized several times and s hot the youth with a :22-caliber revolver when he al· legedly entered the home. "We strongly discourage any citizen from arming himself and waiting like that," Santander said. Ginter was a rrested Friday because of .. unresolved inconsisten· cies" in his story, Santander sald. .Gas Use Deelines SACaulENTO <AP). -Ga.so!ine consumption declined in California during April for the 12th atral&bt month. says the stale Board of Equalization. The report said motorista used 9'2 milllon &aJloaa during the montll, 2.1 pettmt leu than in April 1979. People's Art to St .. Two men walk amid highway supports in San Diego painted with Aztec-style totems and other art. The property beneath the bridge. located in the barrio. had befon designated for a new highway patrol station. But local residents, who oppo5ed the plan, took their case to the city and state offtcials and won their quest to have the site made into a 7.9-acre park. 14years!14 cfubsl And we're still growing! On our 14th anniversary, Holiday Spa Health Clubs, are proud to bring you more than ever. More of the fines1 physical conditioning equipment available today, including Dynamics; Nautilus: racquetball. Don't miss this opportunity to JOtn one of the best health clubs in California dunng our s~1aJ 2 years or 2 people tor the price of 1 offer. I I Paramount' and Universal.' Mora hot hydro-massage wttirtpools, sun rooms. Finnish rock saunas. steam rooms. jazznastics classes fOf women and, at selected clubs, jogging tracks, swimming pools, and ,~/ I a1u11ln1 ....... t ... 1t11 .... .............. -. ............... 91M.. "',,. .............. (ltlt .... ,.u tt's our anniversay but the gifts are all yours Can now or stop by for a free guest tour. The 2 people for 1 membership is not renewab6e and neither offer is available at our Torrance location. .... ,, A •&•& ... -••llAlll R ... ·-· .... . .. .......................... ... ........ .., ...... ...-........ , ........ . •n, ......................... .. fJMt-.aM? l . d e r I .. ' .l. l 6• U> rd \o ~ c IP • ... 't'Y .. lb di t I el, oft 'lee It• elm r -~ = .... , ......... :..11 .. llt°'*1N.Wiled~f"- 0range eoas1 o 11y P11ot ~ ~ ~·n.e ................................ · .. 1!11••••...,..•llilll••K•,.•'bk•"•'·~~ctf·'°'-...,~,..,.-~11!!1 ...... l•• Airport Dilemma Stays Up in Air It wu JUlt abom a year-qo t.bat tbe cbalrmu ol lhe Ciril ~ Board told ua 0r-.. County a~e that county Sovemmeet would have t.o make room for ad· dltloMI alrtinel t.o MrYe the comty all1*1 1.-t .-. the Board ol Sul>ervilon belan ~· naUm procWliftp on l3 9CJ9 fl Land at the airport Lo be \&Md fora~ Jobn w~ ~ 1be count,y bas COGteDcted that the adcUUonaJ land acrou trom t.be &ermlnal does not neceaa&rily meu any increase l.D the exiallaa limit ol 40 jet ru1htl per ~. In.stead. lt wOUld be u.sed for private aircraft, seo.ral avlaUon activities and air freiaht operaUons. A1rtine paasencers would ccmllnue to uee the terminal and pan. ms f1cilit* on the east side ol the neld 'n-e CAB bas said it will not net"t!Uarny puah for ad ·. diUONIJ fliabLs oot of J ohn Wayne Airport, but that If the cou.nly Ls to continue accept.inc federal fund& for airport . operatiom il must provide temunal apa~ for add.llJonal · airlines. Only Atr Calllonua and H~hes AarWN t pauencer Jell now use the tie.Id. Continc.'tltal and FtonUer have · aut.horlution to ny there. but have no C'OUnt•r ~pa<'e In · the free-wheeling at~phett ot UM-alrUne bu,,uwSb · these days, other lines ~rtalnly ~oold Joan \n l( lhcy n n nnd room lO operate All ol which pomts Uialn to t.M lnr ouNt• pl"f'Nurt's that will lead to mort' nights. more Jt"l •"'' ""\l"(t oot.Ne unless the City or Ne~'POrt S.ar h · 1un1 hut lt"1al maneuvenng to kt.~p • hd on airport iH'\~th h\~lb up Du ., • At last rou.nt. Oranat-C.ounty has m romm.ltl~. . commissions. boards and tuk fort"M. The queaUon aroM ; : last week: Does the county need them! ;: Supenrisor F.dison Miller raiaed l.he lMue and won ::backing rrom rellow board membtts ror an analysis. :: Essentially, au committ~. rommisaiou, boards :: a nd task rorces are being asked to answer questions :: about what they do and why l.hey sboWd keep doina lt. . We s~pect the board •·ill receive some prett,y self- S("rvi.ng answers. It's rairly rare for any committee to write it.self out of office. That ract exposes the larger issue. Committees and such get formed. but some never get un•formed. They roll along and only add to the layers or buttaucracy that blanket county government. What s upervisors s ho uld cons ider is some mechanism to place limits on a committee's time ol service. The rule should be that when the job's done -or when the rommitlee. for whatever reasons, fails to perform usefully-it goes out or existence. The so-called "sunset clauses" attached to commit - tee formation could go a long way toward streamlining the county's problem-solving procedures. W elconie at I .ast Californians traveling or visitlllg in Washington, < >rcgon and Idaho usually come away with a feeling that t hey weren't really welrome by their neighbors Lo the north. 'Illere's a faint sneer, a sanctimonious we-got-OW"S air and a definite impression that California license platel> are less tha n carte blanche in their green hills. mountains and plains. The message to Calif omia visitors goes about like this : we like your money, but we don't necessarily like you and we don't want any more California influences on our lifes tyle, envi ronment or politics. The tune's a little different these days. The lumber bus iness is bad up north and, as you may have beard. tht!y had a bit of trouble with a hyperkinetic hill named Mount St. Helens. So. needing a fresh shot of California green, the three !,t.atcs sent a delegallon south the other day, bats in hand. t o say the welcome m at is out. They said they were a truth squad, desperately try mg to erase the image that the entire Northwest is ash deep in volcanic waste. They want us to come visit -and soon. Reflecting that California accounts for about 60 per- cent of touris m up there, the troupe is singing a mUdly desperate song or welcome. Ah, why not pay the m a visit? We doo't bear any g rudges and, besides, remember that most of the anti· California sentiment comes from people who just moved north from, s ure , California. • Opmt0ns expressed m the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are thOae of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s tnYtted. Address The Oa1ty Pilot. P.O. Boit 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 • Boyd/Telling LWs By L. M. BOYD Cla im is that numerous people who tell lies teod lo touch their races with tbet r fingers whlle doing so. They un consciously cover their mouths. tap their noses, stroke their chins, rub their c h ee ks, sc ratc h the ir eyebrows o r pull their earlobes. As I said. that's the claim. or researchers who make a s tudy o r human behav\or. However. laymen say they've obaerved the mannerism, but can't rely on at as foolproof. Your polished professiona l prevaricator also knows aJI about it. Dear .. Gloomy Gus Queation: Why won't the least terns neat on the state Department of Fish and Game 's fenced·ln pad? Answer: By the time they fill out the paperwork they're not lD the mood! J .lt.T .• !~/ ::"r:.~.:,.-:_ '::. ---.... ~ ......... .. -... , ........ _ .......... . c;.,..yo..~~ Near the Mediternoeao grows a tree called tbe carob. Its seeds are s mall. They were used originally on balance scales lo determine the weight value of &old and previous gems. One carob sttd equalled one karat. S hortest street name ln Haw ail is "Oo" pronounced oh-ob. Q. What was the biblical "balm of Gilead"? A. GUead wu a town lD an- cient Judaea. Near it was a balsam grove that cowred about 20 square miles. Locals harvested the leaves of the balsams lo produee a highly scented substance that waa supposed to cure headaches, cataracts, other ailments. BasebaJI fana io Japan neither yell nor boo. Tbey Just watch. Jt'aeerie. Kitchen meebaatea ex- eTclae too little lmaclnaUon l n puUiot to.ether tasty comesdblel, J eaaued. Too buay? Maybe IO. But this Sett.er Homes and oarc1ma: ice cream ls .. )': Mlx a cup and a ball of at.rawberrJ Jam with two cupa ~ INU.ermllk. P'reeu firm. ar.1111 apart. Beat until Ouffy. P'reeae a1aln. 'l'Mt'a It. Raw at tt.. ~ TighteD Security in Agencies.::: I ,. I W ASHINOTON -LDU!ltiteoce offldall .... prowlln1 the balls ol c...-. llytJll to ~viDce tbe la.md•rt that the laws .,.,.,..._ bMU.i1ence adivilMI ataould be t11lltened . C..,...._al accetS to t.bll ln fonnaUoo. the 1pook1 ar1ue. muat be atrict.ly UmJt.ed . Out UMl pathet.Jc truth la that lt'1 not k>DM-Upped mem~rs or C.onll"eU who att the worst vio lators or .ecurtt.Y It's t h e t n t e ll lge n cc a1encte 5 tbemat'lve&. I 've doc u ment e d thla in the past . now I bav,• two eumples that would be fuMy If they d ldn·t lnvolv1.· suious St"<"Urlty foul ups . The first case conct'ms tht• 8UJW'r·S<'C~ National Set-urity Aienl')' at Fort Meade. Md Of all lht-nation 's lntelllgt'nl'c ••enl'~. this 1s or should be U'lc-mo8t i1«-mi1t1vc Its sJ)e'('u•I· Bob Greene ty la aat.elUt. •PriD• ud lD-~ coded fore&p com· muakalkm. TO PllO'IBC'I' It. Mereta. t.M NSA Md Mariae ...,. pollled Uarou1boot lu llaeadq•arten buUdbaC to keep.....,,... from tobal ta&o arua uaeY d1dn't bave dearanee for. Theft, in October 1m, the NSA brau adopt.eel a nifty MW a)'Mm. It ~ the Martnes wttb civlliao l\W'dl and pw eada security-cleared employM a battery-operated. el~alb' coded bade•· 1'1lLI touched off an alarm Ir the employee wandered into ao area not autboriaed by bis or her clear~. Theft ... one awkward naw In the super-duper badse system. thoush: tr someone walked put a checkpoint with no badge at all, the alarm didn't ~o orr. The Stturity 1en.ius.es at NSA discovered this after a cou ~e of months when a woman - fortunately not a R ussian spy - flot lost looking for a bank office and wandered into the agency's most sensitive atta Tb• Hcond example tn- ..,. ... tbe Cenll'al ~ A1...ey. About lS y .. n qo, IOUl'ftS told my ~ Dlia. Vu Ana. a ~ wtt1a a mecllnnlcal laaack dbco¥ered a wealrnoH la the eomblaaUon ioek9 tbe aceocy med oa tta rue cabiaela here and abroad. Wlthout ay t.oola, he coukt <>Pen aoy fUe cabinet lD five °' 10 minutes. THE TEOINICIAN -apln. fortunately , a patriotic American and not a potential traitor -deviled a simple way ol aolvtac tbe problem. His SU&· sesUon waa I.pored. Exasperated after several years d oftidal shruUlnc, the employee ftnally made the CIA an offer it coulda 't refuse: Stripped to his underwear and locked in a roomful or file cabinets, he would open them all. Taken up on his chaUence. he proceeded lo do prtti.sety that. Instead of congratulations or an award. the \.edt.n1ciaa tot nothing but grief from bia bouea, ....., ooMnanod ....... meddlUal ta alfain ~ ... D09ef/IW.bm•a••· " Lat.er, the CIA 9dapt.d .. ::r:r:.:. ~ :-..:= ''UJODe witJt equal .......... ability cm clitk'!oWir' bow ~ ~ twn1 cab6Deta here eDd = and any diaaffeded f employee can use tbia mellllld acalnat the aceacy." a ~ . aoutte said. ANOTBER THALIDO•IN~ Ricbardaon-Merrell, Inc .. tt.e same dnag company daat dis- tributed samples of tbe •· form l t y ·c a us in 1 d r• nalidomide. bu anotW ... for expect.ant mot.hen Oii tile market and it is railiDC ..... tions. The drug, Bendectln, is not MW. Lt has been prattibed to alleviate nausea and vomitine in presnanl women since 1115'18. But concet n.s •bout lts¥.l plus charges or inadequate . int by Merrell and lax by the Food and Drue - ministration, have led to • in- v ea li 1 a U o a by Rep. Don FAwards, D-Calif . A court case ea rlier this year in Orlando, f1a., led to a D0- 1ury award to the parents of David llekdeci for problems trattd to tbe drug. But tbe Judie overt~ the Vttdict. and a new trial bas beeft sdw:du.led. M EANWRILE, Bendeet.ID cues an turning up all over tbe CCM1ntry. 1be pa.rents ol A-.e Kolle!' of Lanham. Md. -~ was born with no arms and oae partial lee -are suing llel"nll, claiming that the dnac was responsible for the ctalld's te- rorm ities. Mrs. Koller, a rec· iatered nurse. aald she t.oolt Bendectin becaY&e ber doctor assured ber it was safe. Since 1169, the FDA bas tt· ceived lZ7 notices of advene re· action to Bendect.m. The •cency still insists that at as a sale and errective drug. Yet an FDA pharmacologist ~ho OK·d Beodeclln t.estif.ed at the Orlando lnal that s he would have urged its re moval from the martet if she had had au the farts. Pretty Face Also Attracts the Lonely The Karin Sontag .. m ystery girl'' story was a mce piece of summer fun. something to liven up the paper and keep things in- teresting dunng the dog days. I doo't mind getting involved in a story like th.at . there are tunes. as far as newspapering goe-s , that I feel I'd be more at bome in the 1930a than the 1980s. But there was a somber side to the story. one that hasn't been talked about yet. Yo u're pr o ba b l y familiar with th e bas i c framework . Newspaper gets le tter from German man seeking refined male companion ror his beautiful daughter. Photograpb or daughter runs in paper. Mott than 1.000 men call to p~ lo her . ask ~ on dates, etc. Nationwide search foe glrt begins. Girl shows up, shocked at the response. and thanks au the men for Uklq ber so m&acb. It broulbt a lot ol &miles. One of the t!Wip that really tickled the readers, it seems. was the liat of comments by the men who called to ask Miss SonU, out . Each man briefly described why be thought she should choose bim. BUT MOST OF tboae 1,000 calla were taken by m e penooa.lly. And now that the story's over. I must t.ell you - there was nothing very funny a bout the men I t.alked to. Most of their messa1ea were heartbreakingly sad; I came away from the experience feel · ing very sorry ror the way so many people live in this society. Sure, there were enou&b IOOd· natured callers for me to eome up with 10me funny quot.el for the tolamm. Thoee areo•t the calls I'm talklng about. Tbe ones lbat moved me were the ones tbat never appe ared in the paper. 1 remember one especially. It waa rrom a male Ubrariao; bis voice was abakiq. "I'm eo embuTUled to be callbaa. ·• be told me. •• Pleue don't tell anyone but Karin my aame. I keep lookin1 at ber pie· tu.re ID the paper. PIHM . . . let me meet her and her (aUMr." R& WAS BEGGING. He was a maa without 1 woman; from what I could tell. he mey have I been a mao who ba~ alwa)'s been without a woma.o. I lned to continue the convers ation . I asked tu m why be thought Miss Sonta~ would want to spend time with tum. It was an inseo.s1tJ\•e quesuoo. but it was the ooe I was asking all the cal.lers, and I guess I ~usl wasn·t thlntinR He said that there was no rea· son at all. .. Pie~ ... he said. "J ust Jet me meet her ... So many callers ~hoed that plea. They did not try to dbgwse their loneliness . They told me that they bad no one; tlu.s lovely young woman's picture had •r>- peared in the paper. and they kMW it was unlikely that they would cet the chance lo be wtlh her. but they had to try. PEa&APS IT was easier for them lb.at way. Pkkang up a te lephone a nd ca lling a newspaper reporter might be leas painful t.ban waiting up to a woman -at the office. in the at.ore -and askinc ber to spend some time wttb them. And that's all that most d the meo were re-- q uea tio1-Not au. Not wild nights on the town. Juat aome~ one to be wtth and fill that 5otit.ary void .. Because Karin Sontag was paper and ink, not Oesh .od blood, they could approach her. Thia ia the time or year wt.en the bot air Is filled with polltical speeches and vice versa. Even so. It la an appropriate lime to examine why people have bl falth lo SoVemment. Basically. the people are frustrated with government because It d o esn 't respond to the needs and concerns o r the public. It doe s n 't re a pond because we h a •• a Conf,... lhat la ona on cowardice and lhort on 1ut.t. The mo1l powerful branctt d fedenl 1overnment ii the Con1r111 and very lltUe can haPl*I for Ion• tn the necutJYe or Judicial bra nches U the .. • Al least that's the 1mpre$S1on I goL She looked so prett)' an the newspaper. and a.s long as she was a "mystery girl" <that won- derful joumaHst.Jc te rm>. &be w a.sn 'l gotng to re)t'Ct them. I got the feeli.n& that maay of the callers would not have had U'le nerve to ta.lk to a woman like Karin Sontag tl they bad ~ her m their own c1t1es . They would have sensed that s he wouldn't have wanted them But looking at bet" In the newspaper. they r~ ~.As foolish as they muat have felt. they made the calls and left their names. They toot t.be d&aott. WREN I nNALL V met Karia SOntag. o( t'ourse. she was a be.auWul woman -the klnd of woman brash men stop on t.be street. Ewn though she was oo- ly 19. sbr had known for years what tt rett like lo hne tbe ad- miriAC stares of men sbe dklD't know, and lo be asked out by boys who had Just set ey• oe ber for the first lJme. I was certa 1 n. t.boueb. that most d tbe caUers I beard from were aat I.be kind d mee Ilia Soat.q bad ewr-come in coatact with. 1be 9C>ft desperaU. lD t.be meo'a vo6eel told me that tbey were tbe oees who watcb odaers do the a.-ung and the courunc Coogresa ia opposed to IL IN THB nasT case. u.e Congress controls the = needed by the executive a nd the judicial branch to operate. During Vietnam, for•· ample. whi.le the nation was ln rebellion againlt that war, the Congress voted mooe1 for It year in and year out. The ex~ve bruela ll nm largely by career ~m wbo att not ~table to tbe public. Yet. tbey are ~ b y the consr•nioaaUy-maadlHd a.u ..... ., ...... and are ,... w ,... ,.... by cansreu. THE SVPRSME Court la llkewlae ~ent upon the Coa,:re11 for l&a operaUn1 funds. S.yood that. daen 11 aDCJther power Conarftl has over tbe Supreme Court th1t few COG· -and end their own evenings in tht1 r rooms alone. I d1dn•t tell Kann Sontag this. Mostly I told her a bout the funny cal ls -the men wbo bouted of havtni.? expensave cars and fancy incomes. We laughed about tbat I w~n 't s ure tha t she would understand about the other callers. and I wasn't sure I wanted ~r to understand. AND I DIDN'T TELL ber about the women who called - so many k>nely women who want· ed lo know where the j\Sitt was Why they had no ODe, and 1,000 men were lining up to otrer the mselves to lbe girl in t.be newspaper . As tbe days went by. the calla from women increa.d, and tbe q11e5tion was a lways the same. Why t.000 men ror her and none ror me! It •• so odd. Here were 1,000 men ~« for tbe company of a woman they knew aimoat DOthiDc about. And here were women ...__,_._, for the compaay of mea.. ID • way. Karin Sontag bad ~ to do with it. This wu about lanetiness. pure and simple. ad k.ario was just the catalyst. She is oa bet' way back to GermaQY now, with an exciting and iatrilUiDc cbapter added to ber 1Gml life. But the klneiy men and womea -they remaia bere. 11ae7 wW always remain. aressmeo want ~ to know about beca"-'t' It will blow their acuses out of the water. Tbe majority of cues that eome before the Supreme Court are appeals from decisions made by lower courts. Article Ill of the U.S. Comtitu- tion says that the Con1reu caa d.clde what cases aball DOt ceme before the court oa •..-a. n.a. the Coqretl CUl = UM court from 8Cl1q oo pc'a)'tt lD acboola or ~ elH It want.a to keep fr'OIQ tM court •• review. lo. what we bave here ll tbe moat powerful brancb of oar sovenunent. c..,...., ,........ to UH the ,.,__ IO aaaM p- erament reapo1a1l•• t• •tlte wlabet d tbe Alnortna .-.. TIM ooly war to S.... .. II f« Toten to UM tlMtJ' .... al lbe ballot boll. I • t ..... Jutt , ... ,. ~n Cuckoo· Race, California's King Ptete of the D•r ·~HUGH A. MVWGAN ......... cw.-... LOS ANOt:.LES -blt.nd a.od Callfonua art 1UU -w&1 amok. Mek .... Dedl. alp and t~k. way out allNd on U.. wild alM an the lnternaUcaal c~koo comptUUon f« free form alnhttMled ec~n tndl)'. t...,.,,., ... ped out h'oal 10me wMk aao by ,,_.,., tar. pllM ol coal on d1 play at lhe Talt •.&~ E&hlb6Uoo dlrtttor Michael Compton pro DOUC'ed I.Mm "Yer1 wllt,y ." ~ .. atJT CAUYOaNIA CLOSED FAST \o\llh a ',ij.,..-rina cltc\11 ol w ac It)' wondt!Ta lha t ~MI uded • pvU.e U.. li3·)'tHtr·old Pottawattamie County ~ ...... -.... .. from Council Bluffa. IO'*'a to Torran\'t', • I ertaa for taht al tht> or au.ler1ty In hi• admlmtrallon, to aelU• an tlOl.50 1mall elaim1 cHe No otl'wr comPf'lllora even ume clo.e lo the nut and fruJtcah 1weep1tak•. A freak-out should be arran1ed betwMn lhete two ranaHatJI to detfrmlnt the Mil Ume mtnd· bo11Un1t ch•mplon. Maybe an 1ntematlonal con· rrontatt00 could be &c ht'duJed for the 1984 l..os An1•&H Ol~mp1c•. •In ce, by the rules. the b01t eounlry " allow4td l.o Ulttoduce a ~w ev.,nl. Hl8TOalC.\LLV TH~ BUTlSH KAVt; the Nlg~ here. f'l"M'·aUyle t-C'ct!ntrtclty h1&s long been a m aJOt 11port In this other E<kn. thta deml·parad1se. thanki. to ~verll.I mad mon11rcM. a dellghtlully de- <·uytna arlalO<'rucy 1tnd wave alter wave or dotty lH'ad<>m1t•11 u11<J ofl'bt!ut clen c11 supplying Umitless v.orld e1...._b ~rformt"ri. 1pertacul1rly utembled ma11ol1i.Qew and 1uet In a su~wrt!'ltler'a baby doU leotard. takin& on all comers ln the peydaedeUe QOM. UNLIKE aarr"1N, THIS son of behavior in sunny California la not believed to be hereditary. 111.nce rew bona·nde natives excel iJl eccentricity. The fault. Deer Brutua <aft.er the San Fran- ciaco gay bar or the ~•me name), ia not ln tbelr btus but in lbelr bills -or what's under them. Living astride lhe San Andreas' fauJt. which selsmologiJ.rts warn can blow it.a top al any mo- ment. has aa...JJ.llSetlling effect on the setUers. San Franclaco. during m y reffnt visit there. staged a 1n muJalA!.d diauter day earthquake drill, for the benem ot all those who had miued the 1904 spec· tac ular or the 1836 r emake starnng Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy. GRID.utJ -Tryin1 to bring a smile to mis- era ble freeway motorists. Francy Wa llace says "Great day to you." ,,.,.,,,.,.,.,., '°' -......... OI llW 0.y" "..._ile<I lfY Mt•• ' ..... ..,,,..,.. .. -"' • .., ....... 04 .,.., ...... ~ """" .. l'lt•-h ted C•ltlofftl•L~wf't .. n " • r.elDO Zoo U1 unA•mt.-d C ~· ) ' ;by bi~UI. thf' '41'1, ~ "': lb love chi l d or f'Ci Ste~ ·Bu&IM" Md "Bubblt . .. -- Hut L"ahfomiu. land of the free for coosenung <•dulu.. homl' of tht! ::.andstone retreat the Beat ,;cn-.•raUon . tht· a llt!rnatc electorate. a~d signs in thl' Sausll.11to m•critme bouti~ues that warn "No Uarc fo'..-et or Roller Skates,' has been playi ng n 1teh up l\ardball With 8 r~nzy that would tOr· nwnt the Mhost of Pelham Grenvrne Wodehouse, v. ho regarded tantness as a Bnlish birthright. THERE AKE V.\llVING VIEWS on how --------"".i---~ seriously the super·cool citnenry took the dooms· (A and havinl the sheriff of ~ramtla&o N&lle up • po~-.· lo e1~e Gov Jerr~ :~rown's lt'H blue Plymouth sed:.n. sainted symhol In Van Nuys, it short while ago. while England blept. e~ection campaign workers were handing out mM•Juana to passers·by in lhe downtown streets 11 "J~ J i.mokc JO to iJd\'<tncc the caube or ll·~u l1 tt'd µot THE POLITICIANS WERE MIFFED about mar11uana, the evening teleV1!)1on news reported, not bec<1use 1t was s111Cul or Wllawful, but because it "as California's !)econd most important cash day rehearsal, des pite all the siren wa1lings and nn pr ime-lime TV news reports of paramedics tend· '---------~ DAILY PILOT 1ng to hippies s paced out on the g r ass an MacArthur Park. ------------------- The Capt.am and Tenille. for two. were ready. The Captain was in the p~ of tethering a quake-sensitized hi gh altitude balloon to the back fence or his Pacific Palis ades pad for a graceful I get a"ay tn the evt•nt San Andreas faulted The I bag wouJd fill w1lh helium al the f1r~t quiver of <1 I quake. Liftmg aloft a hve·aboard ark where the I stOJrs would live among the other ~tars until the terra f1 rm-ed . When the showdown com~. tht: Bnts are not KOlng to have an easy llme of 1t. crop (~er gra~s?J, worth~m1lhon a year and~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ no way or collecting l;jxes on it. · Eager Bowser .............. • Dne of the canine participants in the Manhat· tan Dog Frisbee Disc Catch and Fetch con- test tries to get the jump on t he competition 'by going for the disc before its owner has a ~hance to throw it. The contest took place in .... New York's Central Park. with the winners • ~aving a shot at the world title in Pasadena's , Rose Bowl Aug. 24 I laving pwneered topless and bottomless go-go g1rb, naked !.ki ~laloms. the $1 98 Beauty Show ft>atur1ng JOO µound lovelies and the roller disco craze now knt~·n1pp1ng the land California's ever 1nvent1vt• entertainment t·ntrepreneurs Cknown locally as moguls > are presently offering mud wr('~llinR a~ RO-Ocy grope in for run and prizes. The main event in moot mud tanks around llollywood and Vine features the house Amazon. a Karate Does tire Job ST ALBANS. 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Discount is based on round-trip adult coach fare. and is subject to change. . Seats are limited, so caD a li'avel Agent, your Corporate li'avel Arranger . or Hughes Airwest today: Burbank (213) 247-8333 Orange County (714) 540-2060 Ontario (714) 988-8585 . ) v- Now Open in Laguna Beach DR. JOE BAKER DMD and DR. JUDY ANDRADE DMD Member American Dental Anociotion Evening Hour' Avoilobte 247 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach 494-9788 ALL MAKES! 833-0555 Ask for Roy. l!.lS( SPlCIWST at HOWARD Chevrolet ··-•. ,,,. ... '""'I') •. 't. NEWPORT BEAC H "I believe in treating myself to special times like free Swnmer Concerts every Thursday night at Fashion Island:' 1HURS. '5umn«r o~ At . f Abhiun [stp.ru{ ( G-- "' . ~ Where can I listen to beautiful music amid the flora and fauna under a nighttime sky? Fashion Island, of course. They'll be offering the classic sounds of the big bands, which Richard loves. But I 'II take Broadway Show tunes and popular ballads from the Lyric Opera Singers. The concen nights are Thursdays beginning at 9 P.M. Just think . Les Brown, Tommy Dorsey, Bob Crosby. And best of all, it's free! Where else can Richard and I find events the whole family will love? Nowhere but Fashion Island . CENTER ~ MON()AY H~~y l'Rl()AY IOAM TOil ~ JUESOA1' WfONESOAv !.AIUR04Y IO AM IO &PM SU"4Dl'Y 12 NOON 10 ~PM JULY17 (C-. • ~ ~ .. - -- ~ FASHION ISlAND NEWPORT CENTER We're special, because you're special. .~ i e • ll SHOE "Mom! He's eating leflovers befOf'e they're leftover ega nf' MISS PEACH FUNKY WINklRllAH <;ou ~NOW 1 ~ TIMF~ W€ ~<>tr WiAT rr~ u 10 ~IT 00 T OM A PORG~ ~ A 50MMFfc' (V€NIN(;, U~1fNIN6 10 1)-f .'JOOND6 IN lHE. Nlbfff Al by Jett MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson t SlJPpOSE S HE: H,A91'T ARE you Mfl lHE IDE',ALC~AP... k1DDING?91E MET ME THl<'Ef: O~FOU~ /'N>NTHS A(5o ! by Mell uiarius WI-I.AT'S TME MATT£1r.' ? ~EVE~~N~ NOfrTH N!Af~~ lrl.A<S~ET-BEAICED TA~-~INQE~ f' ORABBLE I.I)()\) l 0 '40\I l.J I(~ 10 ~\tl~( llt'\'i LO~<.~. OU&SL( ~ OR . SMOCK THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bit Keane GORDO t·~ ''t "How do yoo turn it on?" DENN IS THE MENACE . . 1 i i • ~ .. ~,.,...~------------------------.....-._.---w , llole OML'{ WA" TV MOW AAL 'i.:'\J ~ Ciel' C)\W"-' ~WE" O\JfTA. A. ... ~ ~. MAR~ ~~ !:IE''ll IE It! JUDGE PARKER NANCY ARE IOU ABSENT- MIND[.D?--·SEND FOR MY FREE B OOK !!Cl..l/f AHVnlAJ>JiO IS WI'™ EM -~IH-U -WYE! MAF<?:f ME1 SWE E15! !.EMME 1'AKE: YA AWAY AWM AL.I, iHIS! I'LL GET THAT FOR SLUGGO ··HE'S VERY ABSENi· MINDED ••• * • ., -•••••.• . . .. . .. ~--- by Tom a.tiutc A 60~ ~ OOMl)H ? 1'"l'f 'S AU. 'iO\J' ~C AA"'~ '°o~ L.\) .. (.14 '? ~ by Gus Arriola by tt.rokl Le Doull by Ernie lvshmilltr O~. DEAR···l FORGOT TO PUT A STAMP . ON IT : MAIL COMICS f CAOSSWOA ,.,., 'fjp "I don't FEEL Ilk• joggil'g today, Ajax." by Lynn JohMton ~rs NUtJ ~-"1E0VE ttAOOHE. AT OOR t-\006E f()f\ 7 ~ ~~\ by George Ume>nt ~ CAN lf;L-t..- YOU WHA"T"' SHE:'S cSO'f" IN 0 N6 WORc:> .' ANP l'H6Y SAY IV W ARPS ·n'1e MINPS OF CH I L..PRe N .' 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"'° Of Ilg!\ 4 I Mttll rtttOS 43Gt ve110 4SUo Como 1onn 4'Rufll....,,., "Aobed 50W•.OOft S t Stunt 1$ 3 Olll lle<O • Cuddle S OI tl'le Eut oons 41 F 1tt1ereO 6 Kll'IO 24 Tr"""'90 44 Costly 7 Aellnt 2S t.Aennonfte '7 Root --00... a J:rencti .... 26 S0tcereu 49 A<I~ son 21 KtnO ot oeeo S t Untrue 9 Mlne~rn-28 Actu.tes S? Pnocoeopy ftf 29 8H !iJ Conat•tl()tl 10 KlllQ ol Jau 30 lt.Oltled ~ MICtllnl l)er1 11 Owl'a Ct'f ~l Cllurcll SS e.oc. t2 s.. MOit UMmt>ly S6 Sad Cl'f t3 Ftclllty 3' Strode S7 Entrance II """'9t 37 I '*0 on , 1n1i !le GerTNn ~ ~I U.,ay Qlb· 39 Turned bac11 60 A Ger11Min . -i > ' ,, . " 1 ' t , '( I I . , ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES ~ Juty14.1NO QUEENIE , .. .,., .......... ...,.__. - Draft Protesters Get Instructions SA."1 f'RANC'ISC'O {AP) -The latest "how to manual ha:. hit the streets here. It ·s a )!u1de on the rights of draft protesters and tells how demonstrators can protest lhe draft without running afoul of ft..'<it>r al law and the Sele<' live Service Act T he manual was published by the Northern Cahfom 1a chapter of the Amen can C.:1v1I L1bertJe~ l:nion. which anticipates widespread protests tn advance of drart reg1strat1on begmnang J uly 21. Among other things. the m anual tells the rights of prote s ters to d is tribute anti·d r afl lite rature at post offices and Seltttive Service of rices and cautions against rounseling someone not to registe r for the draft. which 1s a federal violation Four Airlines Reduce Fares ~AN ,..HANnsco (A l'l Four Cahlorn1n airll11c~ ure r~ lJ Llcina rat t'' (Or »Om t fll11bt1 belWffft tht-San F ran('1M'O Bay Area. Frnno. Montere)' und Lo5 An1t'l•. a1rhM olflct11a !>ay. Pacltlc Southwu t Alrllnt.-s will CUl IU fare betWffn Loa AngeJes and Bity Area 1Urp<>rt.a Tueaday fro m $53 to $35 for a UmU ed number of reterved t-tii1ts. "•7t:R ~A announced thl· r J r t' l' u t F rt d u ) . w l' :, t I' r n 1\irhn~~ unmt'<l111tt-l v lowered at.!> S53 fltr~ tu $J8 for · certuan s,a,.. Fr 30l'l:>4> Lob Anitcle!> flt ..:ht~ an what the ~urltne c alled .s pro· mot1onaJ" campaign .. Nobody is ~ ilhout compet1· tion for 10 minutes in this bust· ness." s aid Westt.>rn spoke$man Ken Enckson 1;oh.ll'n Gate A1 rlines. wtuch :.tartl'S AnJtt'll·:-. Fresno route, Air Callforna<a .ind ~A \\Ill drop fares to S29 one "a) on Tuesday. a fare Golden Get te ..... 111 match when 1t ~tarl.'. :.crv1<·1· to Los Angclcb on Augus t I Cdllforn1J. babcd 1n Newport Ucarh FaOM MONTEREY to Los Anae les. Golden Gate•s fare will be $34; on Air California the ratt rem ains S60. but an advance· purctlue ticket cost..s $42. Golden Gate·~ Monterey-San Francisco flire is s.11. with an advance-purchase far~ or $22. Air Calilorrua's one-way fare for lhl· route 1s $31. with a n ad \a nt•c purchase fare of $21 We don't refer to this a:-. c.1 I J r L' w a r . · · :. a 1 d f' u r m a 11 Ba ldwin. senior markelln~ \'ICe pr esident for the Monterey based Golden Gate Baldwin said the fares were a promr> t1onal event lo i.naugurntl' m,.,.. S('r\'IC'e Wt• re trying to ~1 1 mul.stl' bomt· tra!hc with this. tn ini.: l<1 establis h oursel ve:-. ..i•; their pr ime earn er." hl' ':11!1 of th<> new f'r<"!'>no sen·1ct· for ,;01rt1•11 Gale Air California ha:-. l><'l'll 1n that markt•I for 1 1 ~· ~t·a r-. \ftl" But IP• Brig \;t:n H1 chard ~t Cookl· h<i ~ a ~ sumed the duties of Assis tant Wing Com· man d c r . Thir d M a r ine A 1r c raf1 Win g. M C A S . E l Toro I le pr eviou!-il)' ~e n 1·d a s Deputy ch i (• f 0 r s l a f( r 0 r A v 1a t1 o n . lf ead quarter~. ~1 <ir 1n t· C<1 rµ~ W;.i ..,h1ngton , () (' Hearing Planned On 'Dial-a-Lift' the n1,.•r:.ill11"1 hurll!"I 11r tr an'll SOO Aeres Bit Canyon Blaze · . U~r ControlI A brush fire In Santa Ana Canyon was brought: unde r control alter a 12-hour battle Involving fiv~· air tankers and more than 130 firefighters from the= i.tate and two counties, lire orficlall said. No structural damage or i.ajuries were re ported. THE FIRE THAT blackened 500 e1cres wa~ containe d e a rly S unday, although s o m e~ firef ighters continued extinguishing hot s pot:. throughout the day, said Orange County fi re di!>· patcher Sharon Dull. The blaze began about 6 p.m . Saturday near the Green Ra\'er Go.If Course two milei. east <Jf Yorba Linda . just south ol Corona. 01s patchf..'r T1 moth) McGowen c;a1d the fire crossed over into San Bernardino County near I h~h" a) 91. where the t 1.1.0 count1eb and R1 vcrb1de C<.>unty mee t Cause of the fire "'a!> unde r mvcbt1g<tt1on A FEW REMOTI-~ r.s nc h hou ~c-' \\Ht: th reatened, McGowen -.aid. but lhc mo1~1 . c<>ol • n1~ht air a nd lack of " ind helped firefi ghter') ;i vcrt : the danger • Fighting the bl<1tl· "en: f1rcm1:n from tht• : Cahforrua Department of fl)n·::.tr~ and <JranJ.{t' • and S<ln Bemard1no r ount1c!> COLLECTORS CORNER Rare Coin• & Stamps GOLD & SILVER Pricea fOf 7-11.ac> 0-C--00 -Ct t l•XI fl •.,qtllP,~ lttl •1,;11 L • "'' I '"°"'C"-1( .... '°' < .. ,. • k...q 8wr .,..., \W1 ~ .. \.al ~ .. ,,.... ~ \111 "11 1n1 u n • # 1 RABBITT INSURANCE Since 1957 ONE co1wPn1,.nt ' d<)flnc v tor olt .• your 1n<,urdnc,. -~- Coot *,..,.._, 0-° FAlMSIS l~UlAHCE 17141 SS6-6850 <ilOUP South CoHt Pl•La VIiiage 54 .. 5554 w tlS-1417 ~-.... .,\! I ...... 1,,..., -C-•~•t•I j _._._,_•_Hari»or ___ ._~_._._~_"°-~ Hy contras t, L1n1tcd A1rlineb· regu la r f.ire between San Francisco and Frc~no 1s SJS. From f'resno to Los Angeles. United':. one-"' ay fare 1s S4S A public ht·anng to d1M'W>'> proposed changes to Outl J Lift. the Orange County T ransit D1:-. trict ·s !>e rv1cl' for the hiinrla capped, has be<'n rcscht•'1ult·d for Aug IH '-l·r \ 1f 1• er111·n to 1 h•· puolw Jnd 10 ... N-tsl-68-2------------------- IH'r< l'OI •1f 'Jl•·1·u1ll 1c•d tran-.it "'r\ ll "t' "Ut h J " 1>1..il ..i I.ah Rebuilding Due For Burma Road PEKI NG 1AP1 Part of the Burma Road of .. We want to go in and ma.kt• an Impact on the mar ket th.it we're going t.o be scn 'an g," saJd Ma r k Peterson . manuger of commun1cat1on s for Air 2 Held in Raid The pubhc ht'anng v.ill hi· al !I a m tn the hearing room :it lht• t rans it distract adm1n1~tratwn bu1ldtng. 11222 Acacia Parl. ..... 1) Garden Grovl· J'rt·wnth 1>1.11 .1 l.1fl fJrt"• .s m ciunt '"I•'"' 1h.1n Ill r>•·rn·nt tJ( 1.1.lt ,11 It rrn.t-.. Vi run lht· '("r\lt • F ;1ilur1· to rn•'(·t llw '-lot•· r e· q u1r1•111enl 1.1.ould n ·,ult 1n I~'''' .. 1.1t•· fund' .11111 f1'(frr .ii grani... World War H fame has been r ebuilt to eliminate · stee~ grades a nd sharp turns and mttt growinst tra ffic nt>eds, China ·s official Xinhua ne ws agency r eported L AKEPORT IAP > · · T wo em ployees of the Star View Lodge on Cobb Mountain have been charged with m isdemeanor gambling violations following a rai d b y s tat e a nd local a uthorities Directors w1ll rev1t·w th1· pro pot>als at 9 a m Aug 4 ••t tht s ame location The Peoplp' Morlo.etploce f()( the OronC)f' Coosr 1s rhe clo551f1ed The agency said the eastern section rrom Kunmin~. capital of China's Yunnan province to Baoshan. 2.05 miles to the west. has reopened to traffic. It said the western part of the road fro m Baoshan to Wanding. was also being rebuilt.' Officials s;ud changes lu lJ1Jl a . L i r t h a v e b c e n rn d d l" necessary because of n ·rl•nt s t a te le gis l a t ion r equ1ri nK passengers to pay 20 percent or sec lion of lhp J i:Jlfl ;!NI 642 5678 The Kunming-Wanding road was part or the only highway .into China during the country's t937-.45 war agams t J apan Yard Man in Prison LONDON <AP> -A former Scotland Yard de· tective sergeant has been sentenced to seven years in prison for passing a drug dealer m arijuana that had been confiscated by the police. Sentencing 31 .year-old Kevin Carring ton. Judge Ke nneth Machin said he "strong ly" believed the young policeman was led into corrup- , Uon by senior officers on the drug squad. Accord· in~ to court testimony . a detective Ins pector re· s1~ned before disciplin ary proceedings could be brought agaan~t ham and three detective con· st.ibles wt.>re d1:.misscd. Beat• i"Wotkn IEMEltY l(f;H()~ l'lJltOl>A 8 EMl l>y '""Ide<>! O' C,l>AC E CllONEN OCEMOE rf\.O.M M "td AM {4t ~ 1' 'Wl"'A,., P•\..0 Of (Of'0'\4 _. Mar (A P•'""'° •••Y .., •• , on Juty " '-.0 5lw '' '"'vt...O on Ju•Y n l.., ••'"""..,.,_of l'i ~ 1\ l>Y ..... , ~""°""""' A~t()I\ ( F.rne:ry ot \U'•l vf'O by lo•~ (. M•9t • ot N•wt>uq,pon, Md\WiC huv~tt, •"d l SeoulvedA, C• •net '""•'•' ot~r "°"' R..ovl E~rv ~ N~wburypott nt•r ~\ •f'\d "*~*' M•\\ of the M.8'\"M~t1\,. WHll4tn ( f~ty Of A't\urre<tlCW'I we\ ,_.td •I ()\fr \..H''f ,.. ... ""'1 e.-.. n C • •"" "'" 10-A Oueen O! the An9fll C..IN>IK Cr>ute" l mf't'f m H•Vf'rhttl M.4"' .. «,..u""4!th, t Oft Mo~y. Juty U,, ttlO wl"' ~•v ""VOlll~· Ml\ £1, .. B 'rllOW\ ol F'•trw• Wllllem A .. pfl HMftY, P.Ul<I' L ... ., ~O'l'"'\l.C.•. ti ()t#Mtcn1tOrM ~ o•h <••t lftO Prh •t• ."'.''"•"' •• 1 '4'••t'9f~httdf'M ' ~,,,.,., Mn.. Rt\vrre-<tiOn CA~•ry ~ Ganir••t, ~'"" L-~ ... J.k<IW• OI Bm<•ton. (• S.....,.•c.e\ _, lhot Olr..:UOI' 01 "'"'''°"""~' S..rwo(~' Jrf' poondlno leltt 8••9tro11 Smllll ' Tullotll •t >i•'1>0< LA_, Mount °''"'" Mo,.,.,.... Wt\I< llH 0-1 _,.,...,, _.... Of (Olt• -~U~ SIUUMAH • t.u.TZ IH<illOH SMITH & TUTHILL WISTCUff CHA"U 427 E 17111 SI Costa Me~ 646-4888 ~t1aOnei SMITHS' MOllTUAIY 627 Main St '""nttnQlon &ach ~ ,.., .... y COl.OMU.&. fUMHAL NOMI 7801 Bol$c'J Ave We6tm1ns1er 893--3525 NIC'OINICll MOeTVAUS LESA l.. SICILLMAN, -11. tH~ Ot~I OI Co<•• ~ c.. Peu ..i ...... on Jvty •. 1-. SIM '' 1v....,.,..., .., ,,., mol'-' Eul• Mey S.11t,..... Of LOf't I ••< 11. C• Prlv•I• il't•rme11t •I ""'"'" U.-~model P•rll on July •S. 1'90 ~H .....,., ,,,. dlMKI'°" o l l ••tr IM~ron 5"'iln ' Tut"'" -•t<llHCNPtlMo.1,..,, -STUll>llfO Ell!>~TH SYLVESTE'lt ~TAN Otr<G. --O! ~I•"""" C• 10' J .,..,\ P•\..O """"•¥ on Jv•• 11 1'90 ,.... we\ ~f"fy • ,.,.;o.,,1 OI Nt w Voril ~ 11 ...,..,,....., b't' nil wife )UM A ~t-onq of S...t• ,_,,.,CAI •~•I•• HennelUt M<,.,..._, OI GI-le, C.• NtHll·I-OI I,,_ Holy Ro .. ty will be 11e10 on Mond•Y. July H , telO •I J OOP"' "' lllt' Slum ... , Room •t H•rbot Uwl\ -.. O! lht ll•tW<rK llon wlll be on T""4My, J\14y IS, IM •I IO:OOAM et SI. Jolln ,,.. B•Pllll C.tt"°41< ~II. GOli.. Mew.. '"'~· ,...,., will be •I lttwr~ N•tloNtl c. ..... ,..,, s-......1( ... -~ Oi•.C· 11011 Of H•r'bot U w11·Movlll Ollve -··~,.,"' Oolt• --,...!»t, WAT10N ROSE M. WATSOH. ~Of S-. I• Afte. C. Pnwd -Oft .Nly 11, t•to. ~rvlved ey • MMI T11o"'n Wet'°" of&.-. 8NCll, C• .• • ~ "'""'"' ,,..., Of S...t• """· c.. .• o••llO<ll•ldren •nd • O•••I· or.,,0<111-. 1 ''"•" v1r91111e Al• ltfKlo ... Mm• AIM. c.. .. -...... of ,. .. ....._, ~ lteciu tlOll of ~ "°"' ,__., "111 .. ,..._ Oii Tlletdey, J111¥ llo,. '"° .tt 1:~M .. $t . .JoMjll\'• Cetllelle ~ 1" Sen!• Me. C.. Mas ... Ow~ ...., ....... -Oft ...,....,, Jvfly 16. ,_ .. f!GMM .. "Got o problem'> Theft write to Pal Dunn Pal will ~l r~ topr. getting lhe OMWt>TS and.action J10U MN lo solw JMqWtie1 in QOVemment and bunMis MOJl your ~ltfons lo Pol Dunn. At Your ~e. Orange Coo.at Dealy Pal.of. P.O Bor J.56V. Ce>&la Me1a. CA 92626. As many let ten <lS pouible wtU be On.sweTN. but phorted inqwnes or letlen rtO( includmg the reader's full no me. addreu and bwmeJS hours' phone num bercomaot becOMtder~ Tlwcf>lumnappearsdo1 ly ercepe Sundays ·· .4i.-.paratP. But Still Spmup DEAR PAT: C8ll you fi nd out 1( it 's ~gal to hve separately from your s pouse and still be mar· ra ed ~ E. F .. C-05ta Mesa ll Is perfec:Uy legal, acrordlag &o the book, .. Calllonlia Marriage Law," by Ralph Warner and Toni Ibara. Sbou.Jd you 10 ahead and eventually get a dJvortt, all property acqa.lred after separa- tion ls treated as separate property as loag aa you keep It separate. There ls, ~ver, oo ~ &o get a legal separaOoa bttaue you &Del your ·~ want &o see a Uttle less of eacb otber for a time. Nori~ BIMr l~~· Oltt-k .. DEAR PAT: Do you have any advice tor nov- ice hikers'! Our family has always enjoyed long walks, so now we've decided to go on some real hikes in scenic "wilderness" areas 0 T .. Irvine Tiie Callfomta Medical Auodattoa baa some Ups for yoa. U yoa bave a serious medical cood.I· lion sadl as heart, lung, or kidney disease, cen1a.lt your dodor before blklag. Altltade adjutme•t la tbe blp c.outry may be a problem, IO take yov time ud ... , cwerexert. Wear weU·f'IUlal beets Hd ...._ wWl two paJra of Meta &o preve.t Irk· Uoe-caaed blla&en. Keep u eye oa Ute natlter Hd &u.e .-. •• c1at1aa.1 ad Aelter from w111c1 Hd rm. Cany a fln&·ald ldt, •a~. eo.pua. naalaUPt. lmed repellnl, food ud wa&er. Wear a bat or me 10me forta ol ... 1ereea111e a.u.. Camp at leut tM fed away from stream• or lues &o pre.at pollatloa of water, ud If YOtl are •awe of wal« parity, botl all clrtUlal wa&er for it mhllltes or treat with lodlM ~ble&a. hry all 1arba,. ud lllmnu watee. Flaalb, ._.,tram aao.e. 'NI OCMn wltere '°" plaa &o 10 ud .- you wW reta.ra. B..,,.tal S--"b19 AU....,.,_, LequnaBHch 494,94,5 Lequna Hills ' 768-0933 .-Sen Jl&an C.o+strano 495-1776 "· '"""''' c...N41< ~ 1111 .... 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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Datarmmed That Cigarena Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. j t Bax: l.m M 0.1 mg .... :· 0.01 .. licobM-Soft Pict: h1g .... :· 0.1 mg aicoa ..... uxra:4mg"tW,'0.41111McaciMIV.petCipmttbyRCMtthod. ___________ ..,.. ( i J .. I . - ' NSIDE: •Stocks •Movies •Business •Televlslon MoncW;. July 14, 1980 DAILY PILOT Grand Slam Quadruple Nicklaus Bidding for Ultimate Conquest • BJ W1U. GaJM.Sl.&Y llUJRnELD. Scollaad <AP) -Jad kklam caroe bHk lO Ida ldos>ted home ver tbe weekend ud loud .. maelf bailed asa IL&Qs. Tbe austere, dllllified Gray-walls Hotel. l CIOM by the 10U coune aod tbe North Sea. even bad a special bed iast.alJ~ for the oc ~aslon. Brallab trown here H a pudgy. crew-cut 28 year old In 1M6, stuged a miraculous rally to alm08l steal the taUe from Lee Trevino ln 1972 and who only last month at a1e 40 -18 years ufter has first U.S. Open The telephone oeprator at Graywalls s aid there bad been incessant queries about Jack's arrival time. He had been ex - pected a week in advance lO watch his eldest son, Jack. Jr., attempt lO qualify. Junior later pulled out. "WE CllECKED ST. ANDREWS and Royal Lytham to see 1r Jack bad any pecjal likes," said the hotel manager. COMMENTARY 1ctory raptured his fourth at Baltusrol "1th a record-setung score N EVEllTllELESS, mEaE IS an eltt· trically·charged wave of excitement around the old seaside Unks which the Ho nourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers rormed an 1744. Dnfd Ford. "They mentioned that he liked a firm matlr~'' The famous elll '"hote l. whose lobby normall¥ buzzes w1lb royalty, entertams the treat and near great ol golf wtlllli.A.fe c~g this week in lhe aged British Open championship. THE SCOTS, FOR WHOM golf 1s a re· hg1on. now speak of Nicklaus m the rev· e rentaa1 tones once reserved for the late Bob Jones and Ben Hogan To enter the Mwrfield Club. one must pass an imposing picture of America's Golden Sear and a plaque detailing his conquests. which now include an un- believable 18 maJor championships. There is a strong feeUng that the re· juvenated Nicklaus. co-favorite with Tom Watson at 6-1. might well use this occasion lo carve out new golf history. A victory would give J ack an astonishing Grand Slam Quadruple 4x4 -winning each of the four ma1or cham pionsbipa four tames around. ' None is treated with greater respect and t awe than Nicklaus. who won his first Nicklaus currently has five Masters <See NICKLAUS. Page B?> All'Wi...,.,... Getting to First Base San Diego Padre traveling secretary Dr. John Mattei and his bride Jan Can· lot stroll to first base unde r the raised bats of the P adres Sunday after m ar- riage ceremonies at home plate prior to the Dodgers game. San Diego Steals One Gambling Padres Outlast Dodgers ·in 15 SAN OTEGO (AP) -People are s t a rting t o call Gene Richards a thief and a gambler, but the speedy San Diego out· fielder t.binl<s he is lucky to have such a reputation. Jhchards stole four bases. drove in the tying run and scored the winning run to lead the Padres to a lS-inoing come- from·bebind 4-3 victory over lbe Los Angeles Dodgers &'"4jay. ~ "I DON'T WANT to ;iea1 jmt to steal," said Ricba.rdS, who set a major league record for rookies by swiping S6 bases in 1977. "I want my steals to serve -• purpose." team beat the Dodgers in extra innings for the second straight day. "U Gene puts bis mind to it, I th.ink he could steal every time." The 26-year-old outfielder has been successful on 13 s traight steal attempts and has 28 in 32 attempts this season. His three singles extended h is hitting streak to 11 games and raised his batting average to an even .300 Reliever' Dennis Kinney, J.1. picked up the victory. allhougb he allowed an unearned run in the top of the lstb. Ron Cey singled and eventually scored the go-ahe ad run for the Dodgers on an error by Cash. · Trailing 3-2 in the bottom of the 15th inning, San Diego rallied off loser Joe Beckwith, "l'M MAD, l 'M just m ad." 3-3, for a pair of runs. said Los Angeles Manager Tom Dave Cash led off lbe inning Laaorda, wbo refused to com· pitcher Bob Welch and Davy Lopes. and an unearned run in the eighth. on a three-base error by Dave Winfield and a s acrifice fly by Steve Garvey That was the end of the scor- ing until lbe fateful 15th. The teams conc luded their three-game series this after· noon. San Diego's Steve Mura. 2·3. pitc hed agains t Rick Sutcliffe, 3·5. Following today's game with the Padres, the Dodgers move on to the east where lbeir four· city road trip continues with Chicaeo. Pitts burgh and St. Louis. For Moses, little Left To Career LONDON <AP) For Edwin Moses. there are few challeng~ or challengers left The American holds the all· time world record or 42 con· secutive victories in 400-meler intermediate hurdles finals and the world record of 47 13 seeonds for tbe event. He won an Oly m- p1 c gold medal etl the 1976 Montreal Games . All Moses can possibly do now 1s contmue his amazan~ w1nrun1! streak and lower h1~ world re<: ord . but neither appears of much significance to M ose~. THE OLYMPICS are out of th e que s ti on for th1 ~ year ... and possibly for 1984 "Without the Olympics. Uus seems like any other year," the usually solemn Moses said Sun· day after pos ting 400-m eter hurdles victory in an lntema· Uonal track and field meet at rainy Crystal Pal)lce. There are no Olympics for Moses or any other American athletes this year ~ause ol the U.S.·led boycott. "There as no climax to the track and field season." added the tall. bespectacled Moses after winning in 48.SJ -much slower than the world record time be set JO days ago at Milan. Italy. · ··Even a lot o f Wes tern atbJet.es feel lbe same way." ·'There is nothing I can do about it. nothing anybody can do about it." ''I WAS WAITING for the Olympics ... I wanted lO go. That's whallwasworking for " P erhaps the only further satisfaction Moses will get this year will be to beat the Olympi c gold medalist after the Games an c ompetitions thro u g hout Europe. He plans lO r ace tWlce more before the Moscow Games. which begin July 19th. His next race will be Tuesday in Oslo. Norway -the third slop of Phase One of the U.S. Olym· pie tea m 's s wing throu ~h Europe -and in Paris Th~rs da v. He wiU s lup an intema· tional meet i n Philadelphia Wednesday and Thursday, and possibly rejoin lbe team in August for meets in Rome Aug. s. Berlin. Aug. 8. and Zurich. Switzerland, Aug.13. The usually flawless Moses described hls latest victory as ''sloppy," , by bitting a Ry to rtaht field. but ment further after lhe marathon Joe Ferguson, normally a I011s. It was the Dodgers' 10th catcher, misplayed the ball into set~ack in their last 14 eames at a two-base error. After pinch· SaD'Diego.. bitter Jerry Turner wu retired, ' • I can f e e 1 sorry for Richards 1la1led to lie the Lasorda," .said Coleman. "His game, stole aecoad and scored team ls going for the nag. When the winning nm on a single by you lose games like that, it. <>ale.Smith. hurts. We gave the game away 1 1 and then we got il back." • a1CllMlD8, WHO SET a club The Padres took a quick 2-0 ' record with bia four steals, ·alle lead ClG Richards' steal ol home bad three bits and scor4d three in the fll'St inning and a run· • nms, tneludiDC a ateal of bome scoring single by Jerry Mwn· in Ute ftnt inniD1. pbrey in the second. ( • "You have to be a gambler to The Dodgers Ued it up with a i steal bales," said San Dle10 run in the fifth inning, on coo· Ilana..-Jerry Coleman. wboH aecutive doubles by s tarting J: Two Tennis Titles to Briggs ' • SAN DIEGO -Colt.a ..... a '· lllcbael Brias. aa 11·,..,.... • with No. 11114 01 at the Ullltied Stat. Tmala AaociaU. Na· tlo•al Hardeou.rt ellam· ~r:a· ............ to .. ..... t y aweepiq tile sia1I• ..a I doabllea...fw1J.ud ••• , •••• .., fteld. • .-... .., .... Al ...... fll Ctaxtm, a-pa ID tile ....... --..11.w.1.a.u..111e..e.- Cbrta ,....., ~ ..... I the daulllel erown, wtmalnl g.2, 7 ... A 1l11dmt at Adams School iD Colla lleaa, Brlul dJd not lose a Mt In .....,... to tbe llnCl• ........ Be defeated Bntt Cater of Autralla In tbe quarterftnala a•d stopped Cbrt1 Garner of ..,....... Nn Jeney, ID tbe MmlftMll Se&ardu. g.,... ..S Parker wen tbe •ietlma I• tlM ellamploeAip road"' claublll ,.., • \,, . OVER AND OUT -Don Baylor's leap was for naught as the ball tut by Tony Armas exits the playing area Sunday. Walch.mg the play is an unidentified Oakland pitcher. who Look squatting rights in the vacant left field stands. Bavasi Offers To Punch Ford By DA \'E Cl 'SSINGHAM Of, ... O•••• ~-s~ T his v. as ~uppose d to be Ru zz1e Ravas1·s last ~ear in ba s <'ball. The An~el s we're hea \'llv favor('d to v. tn their d1\'IMOO and Ba' a.!>1 v.anted to J?O out a v.1nner T he Angel ~eneral manager neVl'r madr an offl<•t al announce· ment. but had dropped subtle hints that his career was drawing to a close SO YOl' CA.N understand tus frustration as th(' Angels waste away in tht> cellar. 18 games back O n Sunday m orn1n1?. before the Angels beat Oakl and. S .i 1n 14 1nn1nJ!:., Bavas1's frustration bubbled lo the sur· face The veteran exccullve went on KM PC's rad10 pregame s how and publlcly offered lo punch one of tus players -Dan Ford- in the mouth. Ford has m1sse-d 50 games with a tender right knee and said Saturday that he wasn't go- ing to rush back into the lmeup because the Angels aren't in a pennant race. ·'If he said this. somebody ouf!ht to fatten his lip, and if I were 20 years younger. I'd be the one lo do il." Havasa said. "Pe rhaps if he had been an the lineup we "ould be doanJt a little better." BAVASJ WAS FURIOUS when he read Ford's comments an a morning paJ>('r, and he stormed into Manager Jim Fregos1's of· flee before Sunday's game . "ll sounded likt? he didn't w~t to play 1us t because we weren't 1n a pt>Mant race." Bavas1 told Frt•J!o:-1. ··well. he'll have to an~v.er to me" Wi th that, Ravasi marched out of the o<ri<'e. presumably to con- front Ford w1lh the issue. fo'ord 1s 1nd1gnant wben ac- c used of loafang, and explained has reasons for staying out of t.be llDeup. "l'VE GOT TO BE a lot better than I was the last time. when I t n ed to tome back too sooo. •• Ford said. "l can s wing the bat. but my timing's way ofr. and l still can't run. "They've got too many des· ignated hitters right now, ao they don't need me the re." Ford said . "J have to be 100 percent to play t.be outfield." Ford had surgery on his right k:nee to remove torn cartilqe last November, and alt.bough be was in the opening day lineup, Ford says the knee bas a tenden. cy tQ stiffen. •'I DON'T RA VE to worry about what anybody else thinks of me.•· Ford told the Daib Pilot. "I've got a job to do, and I have lO go about it the way I think is right .•. Another wounded An1et, pitcher BTuce Kisoo, comes off the disabled list tonilht to feee Rick Langford (6-9) in the Mriel finale with Oakland at Aoabelm Stadium. Kison, recovering from alDar muscle prol>lema m bil pltdUll& I arm. will be makina hi.a ftnt start in nearly six weeks. PaEG081 IS HOPING Kliem caa 1 .. at least als or aeven le-• nlqa becHH the bullpen w• • depleted in Sunday's maratboe. which WU decided OD BobbJ Grieb'• checked·•wiDI •laale 4 .. boun after the 1ame belan. ' Grich pt five bits, lDcl...._ (lee MVASI, Pap 81> ' • , -OAK. Y PIL.Ot A c._,eute Repof1 From tM Wortd of Sport• Apparent Suicide at Shea Puts Comedy in Shadows Yroa AP IM•ald1n NEW YORK A 28-year-old man plun.ced 100 II re-et to hls duth from the mcuanlne s~Uon of Shea Stadium Sunday, ahortl)' bdor lb atart ol a N~w Yortt M~~ doubleheader asamst lhr St Louls Cardlnala. poUc~ 1dd PohN> who termf'd the death an ar>e>a~I swcldie. Iden Uhed ~ man as Bruce Wlnl('k, or Quc.~n Pobce Hid he jumped •t about 12 30 p m about a half hour befOrt! the hnt gam e began He was ru~hed to Elmhunl l;t'lntoral llospltal. where he was pronounced dud Pollet-saad Winick wu "ret'enll rt-lt'llSffi lrom tht' psych1atnc ward or 8 local hosp1~l Tbe young man plunged to the strooet rrom the mt11anane- sect1on between Gates A IUld 8 or thl' QUf't'n5 ~t1utlum . ac- cording to pohcl' W.ler. Leon Durhiim· runth 1nninM honlt-run i.aJled about 4a> feel a nd out of Shea Stadh.tm m the' :H"t'ond .,;aarti\4 or the doubleheader and throuah the ~ lnd~hicld ()f little U.'>ctl Mets reserveoutr1e lder Jer ry Morah-·s· car The homer meant only two mort' run~ for lht-t'ard111al~. who lost the contest 10 4 after losan1t 7 4 1n the ol)tlnM It m eant more to Morales, whose car was parked behind lhe Mets' bullpen 1n ri~ht h eld. He complame<11t munt ~elting a new wandstueld so has w1(e could dnve the ('ar whale he was on a roadtnp ......------flttot *' of I lw Da11----- Ed Halkkl, who recently Joined the Angels. on ex. teammate John Mootefuuo's clubhouse fighl with San Franc1s<'o Giants Mana ger Dave Bristol; ··1wish 1t was me. in a way lie (Bristol I ne ver would have landed the first pun<'h ·· .ffq•s Taco-hiu*"r Paf:'eff \'allke*"# Kudt May o t the New Yo~k Y ankees. II and Chicago While Sox pitcher Sleve Trout were hooked up in a double no-hitte r through six in· nings Sunday before the Yankees eventually pulled away with a 3-l American League victory behind May's two. hitter. Rkk Ceroae's two.run homer provided the margin or victory ... Hal McRae's two-run doubled ignited Kansas Ct · ty to a 5-1 victory over BallJmore and struggling Cy Young I: .......... Awa rd winner Mike Flanagan ... Min- nesota capitalized on J oe Simpson's missed throw on a potential 1nrung~ndang do uble-pla~ ~rounder with the bases loaded in the 13th to gain a 7-6 win over St>a ttle Dick Drago picked up his IOOth miiJflr lra~ue \ 1ctory as Boston n ppl'ri DC'lrmt X I Richif' Zisk dro\ e 1n thret• run:-. ,,.., 1 t·~ii' belted out 18 htl!> 1n a 12 2 rout nf t'll'H·lund 8arry Bon nf'll'!i homc:r f<1r Tornntn 1n the bottom <•f the fourth 1nn10J! offc.et one b~ Cecil """" ('oopt'r and Roy Howe ll doubled in the. C'lin<'her m thE> 'ilXlh to give the Blue Jays a 4-1 \'l<'lory on•r M1lwaukt.-e in lhl' first J?ame or a double header Gorman Thomas led Milwaukee lo d 4·0 nightcap victor)' With rour hits. including three doubles Puhl"• .ft~rt-11 Hl111 lgnitr A•I ro11 Tf'm• Puhl dehvt-red seven hit~ in IO 11t bats .• inC'ludtng a homer ancl tnpll'. as llouston S'l'ept \tlanld 1n a double-headt•r c;n<.l liat'k into the ;::.;a t1onal Lea~ue West lead. M<Jpp1ng the Braves. 6 5, and 6·1 ('raig Reynolds. who entered with a 177 batting avera~e. r<'a<'he<l base sevt:n or eight times t>arrefi t:, an'i C'olll-<•tt-cl three hit.,, 1nclud1nJ? a game w1nn1n~ double 1n lhe st'vtmth and Allen Rlple)' and Al Holland <'omb1ned for t a three hitter as San Francisco beat Cm· ~.... t•mnc.t1 , 2 O Don Robinson hit his first r maJOr lt:>ague home run a two-run shot in P1tLsburgh·s fou r -run econd inning, and pitched 81 ~ innings O( Se\'Cn·hlt ball to put Philadel phia away. 7-3 Gary Ca rter homered 1n the fourth and drove m Ron Le Flore .,.,;th the go-ahead run in the sixth to give Montreal a 2· I victory over the Chicago Cubs ... Ltt Mauilll and wtn· ning pitcher Mark Bombadt drove 10 two runs apiece as the New 'York Mets downed t>UML St. Louis. 10·4. to ('O mplete a double header sweep. lo the opener. Mazzilh's three-run homer tng gered a six-run eighth inning as New York swept to a 7.4 vi c- tory .. ,....,.,...., .., ............. uo ,._, •~rford, who took the lead with 19 • ht~ ~malrun& wb~n &kll Mean spun off the C'OUrN. ou.lled away rrom ~ M8twk to wln th~ Mld·Ot\lo 2:50 champk>nlhlp car race Sunday. It wa1 Rut.hforfonl'a flnt·ever road race victory Also placln1 high we~ five drlvt'rs from the Orance Coa.st area. Marina H11h gra.duale Paac-.0 Carier, now llvma m Indiana, was u•vcinth, LAIW\I Beach's &ktl M9&Mr Clnlsbed 10th, lrvane's John Ma.rt.ln was 16th, Newport Beach's John Mahler was L9th aruf...Costa Mesa's D•••)' 0.&ah wa.s 21st Australian AIH ,...,.. won lhe Britis h Grand Prix in Brand's H.atch, Enaland lo lncreue his lead ln lhe 1980 World Driver's Cham· plonab.ip. Brazilian NelSOD Piqaet was second .. 8rot Glover of EJ Cajon, who won Saturday's SuperBowl ol Motocross In the Coliseum. rode has Yamaha to victory again ln the featured race Sunday a t the • Coliseum. before 17,221. five seconds bet· •1""ul"04lo ter than Oran~e·s .llm Glbeea ... Tlur· leen people were lnJured at the Cleveland Speedway Sunday when a spectator commandeered a race car and drove 1t into a crowd in front ol the grandstand. Chattanooga's Marloe M. McDarta. 26. has been charged with 13 counts of assault w1lb mtent to comout murder and ls beuig held under $65.000 bail fJl9•pl~ T~•• OnWrH Ontroll'd Great Britain Prime Minis ter Margaret Thatcher ordered 30 tickets to the Moscow Olym. Pl<'S 1n the possession of the British Embassy Ill M osc-ow be destroyed . . So\'1el officials refused • to rt>lay a West German televts1on report through the Oly m- pic telecenter Sunday, claiming it dealt with pout1cs and not sports The impLicalJons do not appear lo affect American media American corresponden~ plan to ship all their news and sports him out of the Sovtet t:naoo ... Eighty nations ha"e beeJl off1 c1aJly Usted to compete in the 1980 Games. leavins: 66 unaccounted for . R'...aa Ke-rp11 tlw f' .. tll, lt1•• 819 INGLEWOO D -Pelagia Howard of Torrance ~ looked al lhe <'ntries for Sunday at Hollywood Park and knew at was her day. "Tlus 1s easy for me All my horses are tn to~ether ... she r emarked to her husband before headmg to the race lra<'k for the afternoon to play Hollysweeps Plck Sue .. I ltke longshots a nd I stick with my horses tJll they win.·· she conlinut.-d Not a big gambler usually, s he decided none the less to 1n vest $72 in making bcr selections and it paid ofr. At the end of the ~venlh race s he was one or only four people to sue C'eS!>foJly pick six winners and 1t was worth $90 .307 before tax'ei. ..-------BOH"f»afl Toda9 -------. On ttu!> date in baseball in 1970 Pett-Rose cras hed into Ray Fosse to score the wm· ning run on Jim Hirkman's t2lh-mmng s ingle as the Na t1onal League posted a 5·4 VH'tory tn the All·star game at C1nnnnalJ'c; ne~ H1ver from ~t:.id1um On Uus date in 19f\8 · llank i\aron b<>lll•d hi~ ~)(Ith career homn off San 1-·ran<'isco's ~flke ~('("orm1c-k 1n J 4 2 Atlanta \l('ton O\ e r the Giants. · Today's b1rth<lays l1altimore Onolc:. p1 t<'hcr Steve Stone 1!> 33 Te.ir:a~ Ran~ers infielder Pepe f"na!> 1s 31 .tfult-d a,ccdJt• R'BC Till~ Matthew Saad Muhammad stopped c hallenger • Yaqui Lopn m the 14th round Swlday after knock· 1ng him down four t1m~ to retain his Wor ld Box sng Coun<'il h g ht hea,·yweight champ1ons h1p Muhammad. who was on the verge of being knocked out after Lopez ronne<>ted on 25 straight punches tn the e1i;:hth round. put Lopez down for the fi rst Umt 30 :.eC'onds into the 14th round wtth a left-right. left ·n g ht combination Vlja) Amrltraj defeated And~w Pattisoa. 6·1. 5 7, 6 3 to wm the.· Hall of Fame tenrus champion.ship in Newport , R I Re1gnm~ US Open bowling champion Sten Manin defeatt~J ~even or eight oppone nts Sunday n1ghl and averaged 233 tu take a commanding 180-pan lead alter rour rounds of the 'Southern CaHrorma Open at Torrance ... Toay Ramlrf'1 overc ame leg c ramps to cbp 39 ~econds oH the rl"Cord for the San f'ranc1sco Marathon as he beat defending ch:.im pion John Moreno by three minute!> T~~Radio TV: No events scheduled. llADIO: Baseball -Oakland at Angels. 7 30 p m . KMPC (7\0L TUESDAY'S RADIO BasebaJI -Dodgers at Clucago, 11 30 a m .. KABC C790J SPORTS BREAK I BOATING I BA.5EBALL light Winds Shorten Race; Ghost Wim LONG HEACH -After three days or strong westerly wmds. Long Beach Yacht Club's four. day Race Week wound up on a lo w note Sunday when hght. fluky winds rorced the race com· mittee to shorten the courses for all c lasses. The hght weather condjtlons scrambled the rour classes of In· ternallonaJ Offshore Rule ya chts on the final race. but had no ef· fect on the final standings The overaJI winne r 1n Class A was John Reynolds' Peterson-46 Ghost, from Newport Harbor 'Yacht Club. wilh three firsts and a second Class B overa ll winne r was H.tgh Noon, a Peterson-41 '>ailed by B1U Clute. St rranc1s Yacht Club. 1·1·3·4. Clai.s C wa:. won by R o n M elv il l e 's Choate -40. Bigwi g. Balboa Yacht Club 2 J.J l. and Clasi. 0 Winne r was Bert Ga r dner ' C F-37, Bingo. Long Beac h Yacht Club. I l · l ·3 Re!>ults r1f Sunday ~ ract- C LASS A l 01 Roler. Kirk Elliott. :"iHYC 2 Gho:-.L . John Reynolds. NHYC. 3 Jet Stream. J erry Simorus. LBYC CLASS B -l Flambouvant. Barney Flam. LBYC. 2 Blue Norther. Ball Sullivan. LA YC. J Fr~ Ent.erpnse. Dick Ellinger. l"HYC CLASS C -l B11z W11z. Ron Melville. BYC 2 Oust ·Em. Charles Hope. SDYC. J Spant. Allen Brown. VYC CLASS 0 I Pe ndragon. J o hn Mclaur in . C YC . 2 S n eake r , Bria n Don aldson . LBYC. 3 Bingo. Bert Gardner. 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(•ftl .... , G••1•.,.. vvc BOATING Looney Tunes1 Captures Santana Race Loonev 1'unes. skippered by Harry PatlJson. Newport Harbor YaC'ht Club. was the winner ol the Santana -20 Fleet 11 cham- pionship 1n a three-race se ries ~ailed Saturda~ and Sunday 1n con1unct1on with Balboa Yacht Club"s M1dsummt-r R~gatta Seventeen Santana-20s turned out for the championship, s~ell ang the Midsummer Regatt11 's e ntry List to 92 e ntries m se\'en classes T rophy winners \ANf AftA 10 I '--• I-\ Hfnt P•I· "'°"· NMVC 1 "•""'• F....,, 11.1 .... 11-·m . BCV(, J A~•Y, ~ A00t"'°"'-~"' °''°""' 8Ve 4 ~.I(,,., Mel>._, 8Ve S Y_.., Jtm-,,,,,,_.,~.eve U •\EI> 1!01 t -rt W!tot.._w YVf' t >on p, ..... ,..., 8(VC ) -8'100 8Ye '>NIP( 01 I Oo-IC•--•11ve l•OO-"''' t &r"<•°''°°"" eve '>A80 1 " 11SI I O•Vtd Fr..-co ll .. , 1 C••W-• ~'"-*"· NMYC J Softe•tl 11-NHV( !>A&OT 8 ,., t J J ~It MHYC 1 .._ ~ ... o .ecvc 1 -P••-.l•vc '>AllQT e "'' t I•" Ullm•"· 8V( L • .,..., -· H MvC. J 11-~"o. eve Tomorrow Tops Field Th1rt' t"''' Ertt'-.on ''a<'ht' tn '1ic l'la.sse-. tum1·d out for th~ < om p :in' !-JJ'• n 'ore cl c h J m . r11on~h1p... hoc.IN! b~ Rahrn Con n· lh1an YJcht Club SaturdJ\ and ~un11J\ l.~rJ!l''l rl:t"' V.J °'> th e Enc ... oo 35 v.1Lh 11 1•ntrtt''> The v.mner .,.,ac; 1omorrow, ~k1r1· Vt"rt"d by B('rt Lockwood, Puc1f1c Mariners YaC'ht Club_ Se<'und ~as Aquanus. sailed by Mike Belanich. M1ss1on Bay Ya<'ht Club. third was Different Drum- m e r . Lew S prua n c e . Bahia C'or 1nth1an Ya('ht Club and fourth v.a<; Nug1e Too. Jim :'l:u~1•nt . Halboa Ycic ht Club W1nnt•r' 1n •1tl1t·r 1·la:-."l'' "'"rt·. ' '-~ "'1 .,,_. • ,. -.no PftifQ.J• .. ¥ t• r,. .,,, .. , • " ...,,,.. '."i .,. ...... AA ." '~I,.. t • '~ c ~ n ,__.., P."'...,.., .... ,.,.-"' ... 'ft ... .,, ,.. • '-t1( Vl~ ,. .. ... , t .. D"t" .... ,.._.,,o,. ,_ .. ·~,.\, .w .. I IJ ~.. '-•-'<••I "'•' ~•''•~1"'1 Hibachi Run En~ For mall Boats South Shore Yacht Club ha~ announced the results of 1t!> June lhbach1 Senes ror i.mall boal5 and Per forman<'e Handicap RaC'1ng Fleet yachts. 4'04.ll 1 s.to&or -1 C.-90 ""''Oft ~~vc 1 .... lh I(_., !)\Y( J "'°''"" Wollol\,. \!)V( JU•"O'> Y.80T I T ~ --~--Woll'" -P•"' 8'-!>\Y(. ) WO"tl> H-. !>\YC PH~,. A I V• 0.6'(•. (•rOHi He'tllJl'llJtt .. ecvc 1 von ... 8"\IC• ,,.,..,..,, vvc. 'J l(J J-•OQ ... __ .... NMVC Fr .. rage Bl f'ro• Pap Bl MCKLAUS BA VASI OFFERS A PUNCH Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN • • fo u r U.S . Open a nd fo ur Amen can PGA t itles 1n addition t o h as three Britis h Open triumphs. He won two US Amateur titles. accountmg for bis cache of 18 major crowns NIC KLAUS ENTE R S the tournament nding a wave of confidence from his U. S. Open triumph and a three-week respite from competitive golf. He. wife Barbara. Jack . Jr .• and daughter Nancy have been oo a lour of Nickla us ·designed courses in the United Slates and Europe. Building golf courses is as much a part of Jack's life as destroying them and constitutes an important phase or his muJtJ. millloo-dollar empire. This bas resulted in an even tloser affinity between Bag Jack and Old MuJrfield. WHEN HE DECIDED to build bis own model coune in his native Columbus , Ohio, be reached back lo some of hl!J fon- dest memories and named lt MulrfleJd VWaie. maklnl ll also dae 1it.e ol lhe Memorial Touma· 9'eftl he hopes to raise to the ltatureoltbe Met.en. Nicklaus appu.n to play hls beat toll lD Britain. In addition to bl• three vtclortes. he bu flot1hed second seven Umes, ~lnt three tJmes and out ot the '°' llx only lwtce -his nnt rear,1912. A senttmentallst. he •P· prectalel the rich tradition. He ta ~oaadou1 that Brlton1. partJeularty t.be Seotl, are the moll dtleemlnl and cnllcal ol all 1pedllkn, and the writ.en tM llMJlt lmowledaeable. an eighth-inning homer whlch tied lhe game at 4·4. He aJmost hat another homer in the 12th. but the ball caromed off the fence for a double. and Grich was eventually stranded at second. By the time Gn ch came up for his seventh trip to the plate. long evenin g shadows were creeping across the Infield. ··1T WAS TOUGH to see because or the shadows." Grich said. "Bul I had an advantage because I've been laking early batting practice about that time every night for a month." Grich hadn't hit a homer since May 20 and his average going ln· to the game was .257 -a big drop from last year's .294 mark. "I've chanied my stroke three limes. I Just haven't been able to find the at.roke I had l~st year," Baxter Bowl Won By Chick Rollins Chick RoWna al the helm ot Pent1tence won the Baxter Bowl, one of tbe moil Pret· ttsloua lrophte~ for Southern Callfomla Star 1ailol'I. Tbe annual event 11 1ponl0nd by Newport Harbor Yacbt Club. It la a tbne-race aerie. Wied off Newport e.acb. Runner-up wu BUI Gerard ol Santa Barbu'• Yacht Chlb lD Que1t, •Dd third was Steve Gould. a. Fraacla Y acbt Club, aalllqSt z•,...._ boata turned out for 0..npa&a. Grich says "Not only was I not hitting homers. but I wasn't get· t ing base bits So J shortened up my stroke and began choking up o n t.he bat · THE VICfORY went to John Montague, who pitched tbe 14th inning, but the best pitching was done by Andy Hassle r (five shutout innings) and Mark Clear <four shutout innings). "Clear pitched two innings with a split Ongemall," Fregosl said. "He wanted to keep golng. but I didn't want to take a chance on it getUng wone." 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Two-tim e Open winner Holli.I Stacey finished second. · In carding a 280 on the par.11; 6,229·yard Richland Countr)t Club course Sunday, Alcott broke the U.S. Women's Oped 72·hole record of 284 established last year by J erilyn Britz at Fairfield, Conn. That earned the 24-year~ld from Santa Monica a $25,000 bonus from Golf Magazine, plus the $20,047 winner's purse -a $45.000-plus payday. H e r 1980 earnings, with- out the bonu s , s tand at S152,304 , making he r the year's leading money.winner on the Ladies Professional Golf As- sociation lour . "When I was growing up in Caltforrua, I 'd play a lot of golf with Sue Kennedy." Alcott said after the final round. "I 'd drop a ball eight feet from the pole, say the shot was for the Open, and putt 1t m. Today. I did it for re al." · She said winning the Open was <•verything s he e ver dreamed c.bout as a golfer . I know I can pl ay. I 've µroved Lhat all along. But it's ruce tfl wrn " ma1or championship becau:.e I Lh1nk )OU're remem· ber~d for the c hampionships. l often dreamed I could be here on thl' lRth ~rcen and today I was. It "'a!> my show." Kratzert Skips British Open M ILWA lit\EE I AP) -Bill t\ratzert I!> skipping the British Open at Mwrl1cld. Scotland, this wef'k The winner of the G reater Milwaukee Open Sunday said: "Why should I go if it is dis· tasteful to m e?" Krat.zert meant he didn't want anything to do with the British Open. and bis next tournament will be the Greater Hartford Open in two weelts. He-won that tourney in 1m. dnd h1o; \ICtor;. in the Milwaukee event was his fi rst s ince then. But Kratzert. whose fat.her, W1 l11am. is head professional at Fort Wayne, lnd .. Country Club •• has won at least Sl00.000 in each of his four full seasons on tbe PGA tour. And this year he bas made the cut in 19 of 21 starts and h as had s e ven top-ten• finis hes. He w o n th e G re ate r M1l~auktt Open, a nd $36,000, w ith a 22-under par 266 on rounds of 67. 66. 67 a nd 66. as the pros burned up the 7,010-yard par·72 Tuckaway Country Club links HURRY LAST MTLWAUKEE CAP> -Defending champion North MJami Heacb. t"la . survived a 4·4 lle to win· the National Junjor Olympics AA U Water polo champioostups Sunday in the girls 18 and under class. 79 XJ6L 6 cy1 Fun oower Only 7000 moles CHANCE To purcnase the last 79 12 cyl XJ6L 4 Door demo. Only 6000 miles North Miami Beach finished with a 3-0· 1 rec ord, The girls 15 a nd unde r team from Comme rce City woo their division with a ~o record after de· feating Tucson 9-3. Stanford won the boys lS and under d ivision at 3·0·1 after a 4-4 Ue with Newport Beach. , . . . ~ YlAI' ~ 00" Vil. [ WA.l><>Al'<n OPTIOH-'l 5 2000°0 IBAn . .,,. ..... .,........., ...... CahrOr. .......... 111 41 IJ0.1JOO RECEIVE 52000°0 lt&ATE .., .... ~ .. ..... 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A BC 8 9 :30 -"The G r eat American Beauty Contest ." Ro bert Cummings and Eleanor Parker head the cast of this TV movie about trouble at a bea uty pageant. 9MOWE .. "TM 0.0 Ooft'l 0.." ( 1975) George ~- ""' Ml99nO A -gees ~UOln M ~ tiOn IO PfOW9 tw brOChW .,,,_,. ol lhl __,,., ctwvee ~ '*" cl ,.,, _ 30 mon ) tO;GO •• Cl) NlWI Mma. CM YOU SttMEAMJEl • NAllOeW. NEWS 10:301 •. NlWa JlilZZ. AT THE MMfTBWa IHOP ·'Woody St.-o..MI (No. I)" Woocty .,_, """"'81: tfl.11 daugh11r1 sllue lnendltllP w>d -but -.._ \Cllat l\ac>QI- -(2hf'l l • ™E 000 COUP\..£ Feb ~~·· an opera 8ngllr. bUI "'9's \00 "'°Y IO ang '" public • TIE BENNY HU 9HOW Cl) llM:NtE • • • "The Good. Tl'f! Bed And The Ugly'' 119671 Clir>t Eutwooc!. L .. Van Oeef llvee YIOWll. 0e1.,. ~ ~ Mi>a•llely •llern9t 10 ••tr-• • &200.000 ·~ (3 hn ) 1~~9HARRYO 9 IT TAKO A TMEF • E1.ECTNC OtJtl#Nt'f ,,., 79. KUNGFU D FN::£ Tl4E WU8IC • r.w::Nel / L84AEA ~ • NA TIOMA.l. OE.OOMPHeC 8flECW. Ho$t OeYld HOrOMlz. 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Two ~ an<I I o.\TlNG QAM€ 9 A8CNEWS HOGAH'8 HEROES A"-' tO'I ~ HoQan keep Ftencn art out of Goenng'a "8nds • OET SMART • 8 CAPTlOtED ABC NEWS 11:.50 • 111 8AAHf;Y MIU.DI 8amey M410gna Ash to -1Q81e lhe ~ ~ ol • booy ltom a mo<IUiVV IA) oetness 1arn11y attempt• lo teetuting Frenon atata .,_, JOHN DARLING 9Uf""'9 "' ,,,. ~ ol songers ________ __, tr>e t870S 12 hrs I !?._~~~..,._ t 'M JOHN ~ING ~'OJ KNOW. II MOVIE _..,~_....... ~~CXJ"\INe REPU0µCAN5F~ • • 'n "Tile St Vaie<lr.ne's "Wooay St\aw Ouw\191 INo. 10_'ft)U FAJM IHE ~fl.iE NKTl()N Day Masaacre" I t967) '1" Wooay Stlaw. tl'\ll'nl)e\. L009Y OF n£ DE1AJrr W ILL 0E GUHE'<ING JQOn Aobatda. George Carter Jacll""'. s .. o-A.A7A HCJ'T'a_ IN -n.4E ~ 10 CHCOSE A Seoal In lhe 1920•. phone. On•1• Allen t-tENlf OF 0£1'R:)rT$ STANO~~ underworld 1<1ngpin Al Gumbs. poano. Srenc>rd R'IENAl5 5ANCEctN'TER' ~'Tl-IE 1~0tl"PAl6N Caoone stages the blo<>dy James. bass. VIC'IOI L..,...., .ANO "rnl5 !'-"()RN 1116 TONIG'HT'S LATEST LISTINGS -- 1l!CIO • T A.Lii 0# 'nC ~ "My Ledy l.CM. My Ocwa'' A wom1111 ~ that eevt •dropptno on ,,., "°'* ~· It -· lutl than ~ b'10ge -~ ltM'Olll9l.E The IMF .. ellll9d lr>IO ecllOft ....., • ~ Latif! AtnetlCMl lnl<>rlNr threat.,,, to c.tute a -!Ou• intematlon• u-. • NIGHT OAU.EAY "CM>dle. Candle 8umlng 8r19hl" A "'°"'-" haa "'"°"'• ol a t>u<ning wax Goll WI h4w imeoe 12.25 8 9 POLICE WOMAN P9PC)8r PoM9 M • arnug. Ollno .i...,oeM 10 in..... ligate en lnl•NllOflBI orug nno IRI 8 C8S ~TE WVI£ • •'1t htreyal" (19741 Amandi ..-.e. TIShl Ster· ling A -.alllly Widow tlorM a I~ eornpamon. 11t1•· ware lhJit lhe olfl Ill'<! ,..,.; hu$blnd .,e tci(let~XIOI· 12.30 8 OEHE A~ Cola Dec*ecf · • Ml!notu.l HEW8 l-00 8 TOMORROW Guesta bO•et ~er Ray leona•cs •ull\Or B•"Y l atilV• 1AJ g THE AIFl.EMAN Lucas ano Mar~ !Ind t._., ~ eipased to ant"'u -the( IOQP1 I hCU6 g) MOVIE • • "The l<eltles In n,. Oi~' 119'>61 M1<)0fie l.4aon ~ 1-tutwcull When r.ne 'i!Slla ntw 1/'1111- IM>' 0<01het-1n-1aw. ffllllty Ma 1<e11i. oeu 1111nos M)UM80 8WSt "' • rtvfty by m».ino ~ 110 rl'te • noc ""111 .,, Cid g+rf"tenO and by s.nar•no •Gano 01 boot· leOQera I 1 hr • 30 min ) 1:aoa NEWS 1:16. MEWS 2.'00 II NEWS a:ao•-- t:t09 WV. ...... ''E141 ~ ...... ~ ( 1f711 Jolln Mtirl, E* Ademe. A ~. ""'9-~ outte. .,.. lo ""°"" __, he,... tor en ~bUI~ ~-(21n.I TIW•d••'• ·····~-. .,~ . 11;00• .... .., ..... -(, .... eo-y Boy-. l.AtO Goroev TM Boye plao, thetnaet ... 11'110 Ille lland9 of 1M eyn. dlca'-....... ~bear °"41 ~ ol .,_ P'll '". bOunQ IOumemenl. ( l hr.) -AFTBtNOOH- 1~ G •*·~"Son Of AM S.O." ( 19521 Tony Cur11t. Piptir l..-le All Bebe.' ton r~ M lather !\'om Ille olutc:Me of !fie caMoft. ~ !tie IOve o4 • l>rin· eel& ltwougll hi• loCtlons. (' ht • 30 min.) • • • * "Krilef McCoy" ( 1947) Mldley Rooney. Al'<\ ~ A pr1mf\gllter 111"(11 ""'*"' "ac>c>eO after f'4S lt\8CIYet18nlly 11111$ 11 ''-· (I llr., 50 min I • ••'•"RM'lfod" ( 1U7) Joel M'C•H. Vetonoc.11 l;llla. So thet st>e can heve her own way. tile I~ owr>« of a llf'8eC> talleh rwea men 10 help he< OUtwtl Mr 09fl lather (2 llta) 3;00 a .. • -Th. Codleyed Cowl>Oya 0 1 Cali'o Count'(' t t\)691 Olin 91oc11. et. MICUy Rooney, T-· ~ It) 10 replace t?Mw loc:.SI blade'"""" .• no-Show m»-<>tOer boOe With a IOC8I danoe.-l\all girt. (2 IVS) 9 ••. ,,, "Olvorce Hen" p972') 8tDt>Mh T.,,. R1chatd Burton. The etlecla of • INtlUl 9CJll --"°"'IN .... -.no- poont ( ' llr. 30 "*'·• by Arm1trong & Batiulc , I f . j l fl> l(HJ-TV (Ind) Los A ngeles 9 KCST !A8C) San 01e90 • KT1V {Ind) Los Angeles e KCoP· TV (Ind ) Los Angetei. • KCET·TV(PBSJ Los Anop1 ... 5 w111ehouse tlllUQhte< 01 drums. HA\/£ }'6().}RGUE:51. -rrval Q8"0 rnernt>ers Cl) M•,t,•S•H LLAOING ~ 1 I~ h<s I A mameo nurH ..no had • Mi::l ~E 01.Jf>H! tD P.M. MAGAZINE senous telanoosn.p '""111 f g) THEIMMIGAAHTS Hawkeye When she wM WHEW! 'o'OUHAO M~ f The son 01a.n 1181..,, .,..,..._ ~and they were in the GOit<; 1Hta£ f()C{ • grant couple ~ 8 states rs llS69*' to the A-s€CON0... t 5/loppong magnsre alte< ht• 4-077rn '----------------J-~~--_._ ___________________________________ ___,. 418 KOCE·TV \PBS) Hunt.ngton Bedcn Off and Yawning With GOP By PE:TER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP > -"The Ron Rea gan Show" com mences its four-mght run on the tube this evening. As minisen es ~o. Hus one -otherwise knov.'TI as the Repuhl1 can Na tion al Con vention - doesn't f1gur<' as a powerhouse entertain· ment For one thrng. everyone already knows the encbng: B-movie actor and former gov· emor Ronald Reagan finally gets the girl That knowledge pretty much robs the beginning and middle of "The Ron Reagan Show" of any dra m atic value. The plot is com posed or Political speeches. 33 of them. scripted to prelude s moothly the inexora· ble denouement. SO. HOW WILL ABC, CBS and NBC m ake a show of this thing! CBS bas al least ooe advantage, a lllUe "Kent' Series Set HOLLYWOOD <AP> -"Kent St.ate ." the four-hour NBC miniseries dramaliz· ing the 1970 shooting incident at the Ohio col)ege campus, will be directed by James Gold.stone for Interplanetary Productions and Osmond Communica- tions. side attraction. so to speak -Walter Cronkite's penult.Jmate presidential con· venuon. If the show itself doesn't move you. maybe nostalgja will suffice. CBS' evening coverage begins with a s pecial ed1t1on of "60 Minutes," to be broadcast JUSt before the convention in most of the country, immediately follow- ing the convent ion locally at 8 because of the lime difference. Mike Wallace will go solo on the special "60 Minutes." which consisll. of separate 1n te r v1e ws with Nan cy and Ronald Re agan. S HOULD THE REP UBLICAN s how somehow erupt into excitement -say, a contentious minority report rapping the party's Reagan-backed anti-ERA stance -Cronldte bas a crack squad in the Joe Louis Arena to cover it : Bill Moyers <a welcome returnee), Dan Rather, Bruce Mort.on. Harry Reuoner, Morton Dean and Bob Schieffer. CBS also sent Andy Rooney, Charles Kuralt and Charles Osgood to Detroit ; a pool of wit that s hould help. running ~ome enterta inment program· ming. This year. ABC joins its rivals in gavel· to-gavel coverage. but it 1s still hedging just a bit by broadcasting two special ed1 · tions of 1L'> relatively popuJar magazine show. "20-20." tonight and Tuesday Thev wt ll inject directly into pnme lime coverage -not before. or after It. as CBS 1s doing with its "60 Minutes" special - a nd their content. while broadly polrt.Jral. does oot relate directly to the cooveot1on action. THERE IS A SEGMENT on where the delegates can go in Detroit for a litUe fun after the convention; another one takes a look at political jingles. NBC News is also going to the conven· tion with a new boss. former CBS man Bill Sma ll. Old reliables John Chancellor and David Brinkley will anchor. with Tom Brokaw, Tom Pettit, Garrick Utley and Chris Wallace reporting from the n oor. The good stuff -a.ssumi.nc that no unex- pected brouhaha occurs on plaUorm night Tuesday -wiJJ come Wednesday. when Reagan becomes the Republican nominee, and on Thursday, when bis campa.ign- mate is chosen. Gold s tone 's t ele vis ion directing credits include "A Clear and Present Danger." "Eric" and "Studs Lonigan." He also directed the films '.'The. Gang T hal Couldn't S hoot Straight ' and ABC News is eager to perform under its relatively new boss, Roooe Arledge, who has strived to polish his division's image. Last time America held its presldenUal conveoUoos, you may recall, ABC "cheat· ed" a bit by only yielding portions of its precious prime time to the conventions. , The Democrats, convention ne xt month figur es to provide Iota or excitement. which isn't necessarily good for that party but is g r e at for TV. As for the Republicans' tidy little production. the networks will have to stretch and fill and. by the end, m aybe e ven ya wn. CRONKITE TO DRAW NOSTALGIA WATCHERS? ·· R ... Uercoaster. '' WHILE THE OTBEa two webs covered the events gavel-to-gavel. ABC created for it.self a precious prime time advantage by --}_-~!:!I~ m-·--· P'!~ NOWPIAYINC ....... _. " .......... S-IW 17141 ~T~ 0tf111G111141tilt-t110 ..-.-·-·· ~ ...,....11oc11 o,..,,,.,636-~ 1114)~ -·--f'UU ......... ,... 1111-V•(7HI ell).6990 ...... .... , ....... --(714tltl·»9' er11111••~ !1339 ___ ..... _, CRITICS 1st CHOirCE •'TffE BEST AND FONl'llEST Clint Eastwood movie." -Janet Maslin. TiiE. NEW YORK TIMES ~ ---·--',. f,, I I.! • "' . , ~ . ~ .... .....,, Convention Offers Uttle Excitement -------• $1....,llGIEAT I 9 DINNER 8 c (3 z I 0000 tor ttne .,.._ ot 1uqo. golder\ brown ~«*Y FMd ~. PNI "riote Mmnoa Of cote siaw. tnMf'9d pogtott and gra.y, eno • f'Oll. \.lf'llll two ott«s '* eoupon '* cu•tomtf. "'" Customer i»rt all ellPI~ •• tu . °''-...... AuOufl :14, 1tl0. Pflc:n ,,,.,, .. ry •• patttc1P1h"O loca 1ion.. OooCI on1y 1nSOut~n C.llfoml• wtltre you ... ,,,. Colonet'a l~ w1noow ~ I Ofltf ••e>lres Al.IO'ISt 14, t 980 I Pocet may ..,.,., al par. h:"nQ 1oc.11on1 only tl'I 9ov1r..tn I c.111orn11 wllefe you •M tn. Colonel's lace w11100w oanne.r ' I --------· Liberty S tatue in TV Special ,\ <."elebr at1on a nd C'n mme mo r a ti on of t'ran<'e 's g ift l o Amenca . the Statue of Liberty, will be oh· 'c.>rve d by Fre n c h ll'ICV\SIOO and its star.. on "Numero Un," un hour-loog musical varic· r y sa lute airing tonight Jt 8 :30 oo KOCE. Chan· nel 50 and 9:30 on Chan- nel 28. Ch a rles Aznavour hos ts the progr mam "'h1('h opem with a seg· ment that tur n s the rlock bade to 1.IBO. the date of the decision by the French to build the ~t:.rtue in France. T he story is reeounted through the use ol p ie· lures from that era and by taking viewers oo a tou r of Paris . OUa e r , F r e nc h cel e britie s featured in the tribute inc lud e a c tre 5 s Cat he rine Dene uve , Mirei lle Mathieu , ~1ngers Sylvie Vartan :.ind Dalida. and mime Ma rcel Xarceau. ' I I I I , 'I I' ,Niii ~:;~J .;::,~ ' --···--.................. , .. ._... 909 ""' -•• '"°'"' MIPUNll..., ................... . ~ ,:: .=.it~ .. :~ ... , 7•1 ,,,,~~ ._. ........ _ _., .. .,.~ .. -........ ---IT"t-••.O'flt Al~LAHl 1,.1 IUt • ~., • ... , t .,,., t h t t ••11 -~¥0\1• UllAH COWIOf'"' w• '"' • ,,. • 1.a • •u • 1.u ... ,'--_,,,. __ rNl'l''b ON A llftMC)N noM 009 nu &lUH UcmtllS /Ill ...._ __ _J , .. ,. • ,,.. • ,,,. • ·-. , .. ,. ... -... ........... 494 1'>14 \ L ... .,. ., ...... " 494 1!>14 ------------ '"USID CAIS'' -'~1-•t ,,.,~-...,.. "AllPLAHE" .,., -.. ,~,,...,.. ... ,,--.,,..,,.,_,,..,..,,. "HOW TO IUT THI HIGH COST Of LIYIHGN "LOYI AT RUT llTE" ......... _llVVY NIW>AT .......... , ..... ""-'-"' ·-11111 • ... IMPORTANT NOTICE• CHILDREN UNDER 12 ff1El1 1oe.tn~ .... .,... .... 1•1 Ill.Ill MAGK191 (3\t~l e·;~~~ I :-:~T:::,: 'fW'U llllffl ....... (.All llf IU"IMANt'-1 Ill.Ill WMIN TIMI IAN OUT tNI net ITU W-1MA c:ownMll•• '"'...,nm ... UU!Nt ...... , .. ......., ........... Ill.Ill fATS01"1 ..... • ......... -... I "ntll 'mifiPIC liiiiiOi •-· '141 SHINING 181 111.111 '"' MUNT PAITNll I'll .._.., MO 'AMII~ ••••w •'•.., ''"!.!,.._,_ .... t ...... •!<• ~Ht ""9 •t • -... ... , ,. ...... "' 1121 4070 tM1111 -"" oea' A MOW MIPLANl t"I l'Ull UP IN 5MO«I till -----·ITitOUtt IOUOM CUT '"' lllUI MUBALU1"1 TOll"U ....... A -CM flT suniMAN( .. l Ill.YI TIMI AITll nMI '"' Skid Row Mo,ie A Labor of Love By ARTH a KNIGHT , .. -, ..... _ Thl're art' ome '11 m1 lhal you slmply ran'l 11ut a l•i on, and "On the Ni<'kt·I" 18 on~ of these No mat h •r huw you dcbera~ It, It oom~ out ( MOJ/IE RD'IEW J w ron.c THESE ARE DERELICTS by It tan't u docume ntary of Lo11 c h oin. S kid Row offers them a An1t ••lul\' 11ord1d Skid Row <the urestyle with which they c an cope, "Nkkf'I" ll'I Skirt Row parlance for and an easy camaraderie available Jo'1fth Strc-et, wht-rc It all happens), to them in no other parts of our socie· no r II\ It exU('tly f1eticm R11lph Waite ty. They s hare their wine, their food P \JBUC NOTICE i-1CT1nous MKA .. •u .. AMS ITAHMS•fT ,,.. '°'-... "''°'" .,. 0011'9 111u.i ... u .. •.c. i-A••v & ASSOCIATfS, 1•1 ... _, ....... •101 eo.i. MeW. C.."'11 Hel•t. llHle ute ttl & ,.,,.,,. SeYKet °"'9<'9nl l• c:.iltoml• CM -•lkwll. *I T~ Of , Co\I• Mew.C. A C Peny, 'IMI T-Or . GMl<IMeM,C... "''' --.. "~ l>'t. (Of -··"'"· -·"~--,......,*'"" Olrec.totv 11....,. c. ,..,.,., . ~ T Ill\ \I,...,_,, -~ flleel w1111 ttw- C.outtty ,._,,. Of 0.9"09 '°""'' on J"~, •. ,. '••n1 PuOll.-Or-C.0.>1 o .. ty PllOI J-)0. Jl/Ay I, 14, 11, 1• U1t-IO ------------P\JBUC NOTICE I ~tttir known Ub f'uther Walt.on l. and whate ver pitiful s helter they whn wrote. pro · may find. Their main hassles wouJd '•CT•T•-~--.-u-si-.. -«-u-- duced. uets in, and seem to be with the cops, not each ,.._ n anMENT d 1 rec t ed and othe r. .,..!1':,~o;.1ow1nq ""o'" .,. oo•nq fin a need "On Whale Waite dra ws a sympathetic 111cHMAH o•L COfwlP•Hv, uoJ the Nickel" is a ~1cture of lHe on tbe Nickel. it'• sou111 ~" om .... Suite'"· CoH• " -.... '41•"°""• .,,.,. dedicate d man ard not to recall his omissions -the c,,..,, 0.1 c_,..,, •io> Sou•" lie not onlv made incessant rolling of drunks. the '°"" o.iw. s...i. m . c-w -.... . a m ovie that he senseless nash fights that ignite out Sina• ra Cited . .. .. -..-. C•;::.-~~1: ... onouc...., l)y ... ..... be lie ves in: he's .. 11'C<>'00t-~'°' .. ,_ -·"""' • cvt>n markettng 1t Entertainer Frank Sinatra <left ) r eceives an _,,,.,~s H..--. himself ,:'.:.~~.':!'~• award from fellow s howman Danny Thomas ~ Th"' r e 1' no wr11~·~ .. o·-'°' A.+""w .. ,. for his wo11k with the St. Jude Children's '"'' ;:""...;:;'~ 111ec1 •'"' ,,... ques tioning the =····~ w•:;:::..,v•::::~ Research Hospital al a recent IAS Angeles IC:.0..nly , ..... Of Or•-. c-fy on s incerity or this ,.,, A..ipfl .;:"~,!.,.,~H••w•"•.,.., dinne r. St. Jude was founded by Thom _s in J.,,,.,.,,.., ,wem m ovie Waite himself, in numerous ~-"'-· ->«• ic-0_,, •on Pew1 1962. ""°4"""' o.-~ 0.11. Poot """"' inter views, has made no attempt to w., • .,.,, .... Gooulcl - ---------J ..... >0.JuAy1.1•.11,1• i.n..o <:onceal lhe fact of has own one-tJme R.,...,:_":!':: .. .::~""'~ P UBLIC NOTIC t_:-_-, __ P UBLIC NOTICE alc·ohOl!!>m , and h ence his clOt>eness P UBUC NOTICE flCTITIOU\ I V\INlSS FICTITIOUS Ml\IN(SS to the people in his picture Its sen~e HAMt: STATf.Ml .. , .. .,.., STATEMENT of trulh 1:. shattering . of nowt.ere, the recent Slasher at-'"• •<>'10w•1W1 ""''°"' ••• 001nq ,.,. '"''-"'9 _..,...,-no .,..., Lacks . These seem "t least ""' much a ""'"'~""' ,,." ., IT 'S ALSO R E MARKABLY nr .. ..., ~ .. 0(1( f:ll:;(lR I( .... r<>A(V\1'7•V• .. 0oo>no•c io.. .. part of the Skid Row scene as re -LM.-"~ H-··~on & .. n '-" .,... .. ..... ""'' "-*'" u ., ... 1 f'ICTITIOU\ 8UM .. EH N""'E ITATil#Uf'T r ~ .. 1011-tflq 119,...,.,, •nr dcMnQ ~\l~\tt\ fir m ative. Watte has frequently as· cov"'rtn· g the as.·hes of one of their fro< c; .. ,O<•t ni.9.,, .... ""'"" L """"'"'"' l ••v•n, •••1 ed h h d k " L••~>to., ....,..l~on ~..:n CA •7~ w""""' H_,,nq1.,.. a-... n ("' sert tat t ere a rc more run s dearly departed from the city's ,,,,.,,1_... .. _ ...,. .. 1,..,.. '"''°"",,...,,,,.....,.,.....,av ...,•"" w1NOOW '>£Av1c E. 1941 ,....,u ... Pe r capitu in lievt.>rly Hills lhan on v ... _ O• • u1"'''"" <"' ..,~u O•••Ou•• '°''" ~. '"' "'"" t AI ~UPEA ClEAA Wl"IOOW ~£11111(£ -(8 1 EXTRA CLEAN rrcm atorium, or ftndtn" a portable J•m"' Jo•o•n W•ho" '~"' Sk I'd Row, and h is lead character " '"" '"'"""" ·• • """"' •• ., '" ~ R"'"" l "Y'" • tree for Rose. a pl'npa tC'l1c bag lady. ~,,.·~'""'"'"''"''P '"" ,..,,_ .... , '""" .. ,,., i... P••1<•n.eo.u,,... ... c,o..,.,.. I flawlessly played by Donald Moffat> 1 r•" r, K•oo ••m••y•.. I town•; c1.,. oi °'"""'°""''on .io.-H•-. '413 "'-'· e very opportunity to resume his old I DARE SA V THAT Wa ite's reply ~=·~",~ :,:;• .,. °'""<I' < """' • "' ~vt>"v-i ,.,_ <, ... ,, t, .. ,,',':;: -··•-'n-""P is a reformed wino who is offered I '"'' ,,.,,....,.,,, ""' ... .., · '" ,.,. Ju"'" 1' '""' l"°;~~~~~~c-1~ t>v • If t I wo uldbethatheisn't.aftcr«tll,m aking , .. 01,.. Ju,.. .... 1~,, "1• ·-11t0110 J_...Jor°""'••non I l'S y t: 8 documentary. th:.it hl' V.iln LS tO em· Pv1>11•,,_, ry..,,..,,, ''M•• C>.o·•• < "'"" i ""' •U-• .., 11..,., "'''" -Allhou~h he 15 o ut of it. lJ vmg on phas1ze the pos1tivt• asix-cts or the Ll!e 1""" 10 ''"'' '' /1 •«< ,., ~ Pl:BLIC NOTIC E I~::'~~::.=,--.,. <KM19t CovttlY "" v. elf arc checkl> tn a spare but clean h r und ,.,_ hotel room. the lure of the old hre re· e 0 there , anc1 that he'l> lrytng to P UBIJl ' NOT1c·•: F101nous avs•Ntn I P-•-0r..._ C6nl 0.01., p,..,. show lhat there 1~-. v. a" out al le'"'l """"£ •T•r1.~t wr JO J·• , •• 11 1~ ~--mains. "If the cops 'd let me be and J ..a • " -" Ju•• · -• · ~. · -~·~~ for some. '1CT1r1ou\ 11us1 .. E\s r ..... '"'"""'r.q -""" "°"'"'I bv\• • ---the wme dJdn't make m e so sick," he ,._. surc .. c"' ._ • j p BLIC NOTICE ~a··s. "I'd nllhe r ~bac k ·· Hy tnle r ming ling his care full• r~ •011ow11>9 1>·•..-.,,,. 1 '"'" · "'" 'Lt AN l""''' ""ti Drunks and the winos form a com-chosen actor.; v.1th the genwne artl c.•llL , .,,0,. ~ ,.r1.,.,1 .,r, r ,.,,,, , -... , .. ~,, I ''CT•n0V111us1Ncss J J I""'\'., u P••t l t t p, C.AP( 1 ... '°'"''"~1 P1 mumty. a community that the Moffat cle. Wrute aeh1evei. an extraordinan.• URv•cc'> •• , ..,,,..,,.,... .... '' ",.,, '·"""'d ~ ... ,.., ""'•' """""EnAn""'"" • .1 .,, 14 VI (..o.\t11 ~ (.A .-,..11 f n. fOllO••"'Q ()l"'t\.Of'\. .. ,.., 00.n(} eharactcrwui.once very muchapart sense of ver1:,1mll1tud e that is n 't \u••" '"•"<" 11 ... "Ir~. """',,....,."_,,.,,,...,o,.,n .nl"""'"""' or It wasn't because he couldn't han· alwa ys present tn s uch larger set I,.,,,.. .. _ '"""" '"' "'''" ,,.,.,.... r 1 "'"°"'"l rovcH O" O<>~Nr,, fP\i\ ~\I\ c °""°""'tH 0 ,. ,.r ~ I 5'0CJii'"'r1 R.M•t• I' t)fJ t4t Y \~Utt"" Ot'. HUf'\ttnqh,,.. die booze that he withdrew , he p i eces as t h e a tta c k o n the d••IOll•I '"' .,.,,..._,, ..... ,,_, ••'"""' ., • ..,~ '-"~ couldn't handle hfe And that's the cre m atorium. where art1fi~ seems w.-R..... cov"'' <•·~· "' °'•-'°""'• -1 '""' • 0.,,,.,11 1m L"""" o• k . h r I ,,_., '"'''"'"'""· ... , . •I'd ..... " ·~ Jv,.. ,, ,..., t-'4vf\l•"'O'O'\ A,r...,,." , • .,........ central point of this ra rr1s h. uneven. to ta e over tn t e interest o moving c .... ~,, ,,.,. 0, °'•"" ,...,,,,, .,,. • ~uu1• v •o·"'•"" """'""' ,..,. 1~1•1 ,.. but ult a mately affecting m ovie the narrative along. . 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''WMOU.Y ........ 17 I I • NSIDE: •Ann Lander s •C lassified • -• .~ •Horoscope OAIL V fltLOT • • • • ID the Navy Now 8 )' J tJDITII Ol.."°111 Of -Ooed"• -- Thia vene ol the Xav) hymn m•) not be tht' 1'D09l popular one. •ID<'C 1 ht-r" art-still m al~ •ho lh.lnk a woman '11 place " anywhuci but aboard ship. but 1t'a one tha\'i. bffomtng ln creaa&naly lmp()rtant More and mort1 womt>n are seekan" careers D officers In th~ Nav), 1tnd ab m 1tnPowt'r drop"· t.hty lln' betng wekomt'l.I more a nd mor .. warmly • • • There a re ~everul ~•Yb for a woman w ~me a Naval orftt'er Onr 1s lo allt-nd the academy at Annas><>hs c the hrst rt!male cade~ were graduated this yearl. another 1s to enhst \'ia a rolle&e ROTC program, and the mol'>l popul~ proba bly. 1s to attend Officer C1:tn dida~School cOCS1 1n Newport, R I The Na\•y 1 a prest1g1ous place to seek a ca reer. because of it.s long trad1t1on, but there are still doors not open to women At OCS the fema le s tudents JUSl reeentl) have been given equal s tatus with their male counterparts E ven as late as 1973. they were placed in separ ate compa nies and before that, in their own h ving quarters with their own sclM><M across the base from the men ~,. 1n nuclc.>ar l'Otl10l-.•r11ltt lrom tb~ Unav~rs·ty of rtlona •utld MIJ th\: n n 1c: will have to allow womt>n lo du murt• lt1111h• of jOb!I 1t the \; S IS l maant&lll 11.& m1htur) ~lrt!nath "THEY'RE GOINC. TO HAVE lo ebpec1al· h tf we j,tO W ~i.r. 1thc u 1d She :..•t•i. a 11 t-ui.111g of the restrict ions w1th111 r1vt• tu 10 yeari., because of social 11r1"i.~urt•i. 1f for 11ootht!r re1tson.s And, wt> huvc "omen who a re Just as <·u 11ubk. i..he added Women are beginning to gel more involved an t he techn1cul h e ldi.. ei,peclally a t t he cscademy bet·a use the re are more wom en of· f1ct•r i. and instructors, Mrs Thornton saJd Women ui.ed to leach in the buman1t1es .ind i.oc1al science areas We now have women in dll the d1\1s1ons and there are role models.·· -.he asserted "We Wt:'rl' discouraged rrom 1oteract1ng becaw.e of the old m ale attitude that was around hl'rl' They JUSt tended to put down 14 omen In her dl'partmt•nt. cngmeenng. the attitude 1s "very natural, i.he i.a1d "The men are very helpful and there art-no sexist Jokes ·· AT OCS. MOST male students adm it lhey·re J!lad to have frmalei. around because 1t adds m- tc•rest to their days and makes the n gorous dally routrnc JUSl a little r as1er to bear aturi • • • Cl ·~God. protect the women who. ~ lfJ.Service faith m thee renew: • o ~guide devoted hands of sk ill And bless their works Thl' woml'n. howev<.•r. i.ay that there are still negat1vl' fe<'hngs and they are accused or not being able to shout or de rs loudly enough or handle some JObs aboard ship One 1ru.tructor . relaxing at a recent gr adua- tion ball. said he• didn't like the idea of having '"omen in combat beC'1w s<: he didn't think females could handle JOb~ hke putllng out r1res with heavy hose~ . within thy will: . in.spire their lives tha t they may be • &amp/es fa ir on land and sea.'· ~ -Navy Hymn. Verse 2 . Not all career paths were open lo them ~n . and b~ law. there still are duty stations th at cannot be requested b> women But offi cials C'la1m the Navy 1s working hard to eliminate sexism and discrimination against women • Lt Peter Eltringham. a btaff me mber at <l!CS in Newport, sa id , "Wom en a re evalua ted ~jectively here. Equal opp()rtumty 1s almost a foregone conclusion here. ·'The Navy 1s a cross-section or society T he s a me changes have taken place here as in socie· lf the last Seven years ... • When the women had their own school . Ehr iagham said , there was a different curriculum "But now, academically. there is no difference. 12>e only difference al OCS ls the phys ical train· iag, and we're beginning a ne w program next dlonth. That's the last bastion of change ." Ne w attitudes a m ong officers have con- tributed to the expanding horizons for women in tk Navy. • "There's an old belief, a s uperst1t1on. that ~men aboard ships w as bad luck." said Capt. William Pippanger . direetor or OCS at Newport. ".But other navies have carried wom en for ~ars." He said tha t before World War II "young or ricers were s upposed to be marned to their ships . But after Wo rld War I 1 "e encouraged ram 1 lies lo be together .. SO ~OW F EMALE OFFICE RS can e xpect the Navy to make every effort pos~1bie to keep spouses together and 1t is no longer necessar) for the m to remain single • T he Navy has reason to be happy with their ~m a le officers because women re-enhst more Olten, Pappmger said "l don 't want to have lo stop and think ;ibout who to send whert:'," he said "I Just want to be able to say. 'You 'ilX go here a nd )'OU hve l?O there · ·· At present. womt•n b~ la\\ cannot go into ('ombat zonl'S or '>l'nt· aboard combat s hips. so the~ are not ablt• to t.ik<.-full ad\ antage or lhe l'an·er ladder Woml'n offtcNs art:' "atchmg the progress or the Equal Ri ghts Amendment "1th great IO· terest. since that might be the means or opening the last door for womt·n. but Mrs Thornton said 'he and other offi cers are not allowed Lo lob by for ll l'roplt• ta n, about 11." she said "Women \\;mt lht· C'om bat la\\i. eased " ~llt: FEF:l.S !'liOTHING will happen. even 1f tht' aml'ndml'nt 1~ passed, until the re '6 a test c ase in court Mrs. Thornton belie ves that the combat laws are dJHicult to change because "m en reel protective toward wo men. "But I look at it the other way. Com bat is not right for either of us." Her h usband. who sa w women fighting in Vietnam . trunks that women wouJd be better at comba t Ulan men , that they are nastier fighters anyway • War aside. women °"ant more ops>0 rtun1lles m the Navy simply because the JObs are often more challenging th an those they <'an find m c1v1h an hfe Mrs Thornton enh~ted m the Ai r Force after o bserving, JUSt out or college . t hat a ll her male colleagucl> had received their s tarts in the ser vice She was commissioned in the Air Force. .,nved her four 'car tour and then went to work fo r a ('l\'lllan rom pan;. In a "as te 1solallon pilot µroJect in Southern New Mexico "Afte r a vear a nd a half I m assed the '>('f'\ ICC .. ~he said. "so I ca me back last July and was assigned to the Naval Academy a s an exc han~e officer ·· . She teaches appli ed thermodynamics and hopes to b<.•g1n instru<'t1ng reactive physics soon o .. ,,,., ... __ Newly commissioned ensigns Joan Lutz and Richard Olson (above) prepare for graduation oall Ensign Lutz is a former Irvine resident Ensign Elizabeth Sternaman (left) of Huntington Beach is one of the firs t women ro graduate from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. • Lt. Marsha Thornton. an lnstructor at the Nava l Academy (she 's on loan from the Air r or cel, IS m arried tO a civilian who works at Ole Na val Research Laboratory in Wa shington. l).C .. and has r(.'{'t.>1ved noU11ng but coopt:rat1on as s he Is transfer red around A CAR EER IN the service bnngs with 1t ··a lot or exs><>sure and re~Pons1 b1hty at a much lower level than I suw in CIVilian life." she said "lt'i. an ego trap , you could sa y. But the m1l 1 tar~ IS five lo 10 years ahead Of civi!Jan hfe 1 wouldn't trade 1t for anything " <'a re-e r path. the) are tau~ht skills valued n1J?hly by c1v1han i:mplO)(:rs. ~houJd they "1sh to leaH· tht: :"avy Though <,al.irn•.., :trt' laggini:; behind eom- parJble C'l \'1lw n JOb't. the ~Jvy has that extra 'omething that make<> up for 1t . P1ppanger s aid. "This is the se<>ond lime he 's quit his Job and found a new one," she said. "He 's very sup. ;c>rtive " Mrs Thornton. who has a master's degree And there are other benefits for women of- ficers In add1t1on t o s>0ss1bilit1es for travel and upward mobility in a carefully pr escribed P1ppinge r ... a id. ·w e look at every young ensign as a n executive "Their leaderstup and dec1s1on-ma lting 'kills contnbute to their dt.' mand " Along with the trad1t1on there 1s the o p- portunJly ror thf· unexpected ''I've taJked to prf'.,1dent<> and kmJ!'-," the former ship com- mander 'ta1d •.. Like Father, Like Daughter He had a Navy career, she was just commissioned as ,an ensign. He was stationed in J apan and she 's on her :w a y to her first duty in Japan. ' The old saymg "Like father, Like son," could well be updated for father and daughter Rollo M . Stem aman and • ~Lizabeth A. Stem a man, Huntington Bea ch residents. He served as a chief petty officer during World War ll and Miss Ste maman was among the first women to t1raduate from the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Her class or 1980, the historic first class to be inte· grated, included 55 women and 950 men. 1be new ensign has been assigned to the admiral's LJtaff at Yokosuka, J apan, where she wi ll serve as pro· 'tocol officer. ] SHE CHOSE Japan as her first post primarily :because her heritage is half Japanese "My mother was )>om and raised there," she said. "My father was in the tiavy and met my mother there." L The other reason she chose to go abroad is that she's o>tttlY free now, with no ties." Mia St.emaman said she opted for land duty rather ban soing to sea becauae she "didn't feel like putting up tb a lot of negative attitudes aaain." She will. however, (Onltder requesting ship duty hen she feels opinions an more favorable toward men. She eald there was open dtscrtminatlon at the cHelny from many of ber male classmates. I Ensign Elizabeth Sternaman, a member of the first class at the United States Naval Academy to include women, says she's opted for land duty ra ther than go- ing to sea because she 'didn 't feel like putting up with a lot of negative attitudes . ' She's been assigned to the ad- rrlra/'s staff at Yokosuka , Japan. The women were accused. she said. of receiving concessions because of their sex. and the men resented all the publicity given to the first female mids hipmen. "There were a lot of 'Bjrl mid' jokes ... she said, "and there was a saying that if you stood next to a gi rl you could get your picture in the paper.·· Miss Stemaman estimated that 25 percent or the men in her class were outspoken ln their criticism of the women. with just five percent openly in support of the females. "The rest would side with the men who didn't want the women," she said. She was a cheerleader for two years, along with six men and four other women, but she dropped out because of the men's negative attitudes toward the women. Miss Stemaman said she thinks men •~·nervous about having women as officers. particularly aboard ship, because "It's new and they're afraid that women will get SJ>('<'1a l treatment, that the men will have to do all the heavy work." But she is conv inced that women can ha ndle the pre· ssures aboard ship and take them to combat if necessary. Miss Sternaman said s he believes women should be allowed to go to combat and asserted that she would go herself if necessary. She is pleased with her Navy career -she has a five-year commitment to fulfill -because there are .. greater possibilities ror younger people .•. LEADERSmP was emphasized at the academy, she noted. and it was given to the midshipmen gradually as they moved up through the class ran.ks. She graduated from Fountain Valley lligh School in 1975 and decided in the latter part of the year to apply for the acade my. Her major was operations analysis and sbe earned as did all the midshipmen, a bachelor of science degree. tr she hadn't opted for Annapolis she would have gone to college anyway. she said. to major in marine biology or math. But now she's an officer and will be leaving for an ex· citing opportunity in Japan next weekend. She's not sure exactly what she'll be dolng in Vo kosuka. which is a big Naval base. but she's confident about one thing. "I 'll be the lowest.ranking officer on the staff." she said. "and J'm sure I'll do a ll the lltUe things ... -Ji.dilh Ouon 17 C2 DAtLYN..OT FEATURING ....................... -0. ..... c.... DAILY PILOT CLASSIPllD ADS ... Being Perfect Ain't Easy .. A,,UI ......... VETERAN PARACHUTIST PEARL WARD Barnstormer Recalls Good Old Days PARKERSBURG. W.Va. <AP> -Fifty 1ears ago. Pearl Ward thrilled and s tartled \merica by strolling along the wing of an Jlrbome bipla ne or flying upside down to snatch ! handkerchief from the ground. In the 1920s and '30s. Mrs . Ward >arnstormed, parachuted and new her way to ·ame in the frail contraptions or plywood and 'Detal that lurched precariously through the ;ky. ··we new by the seats or our pants. There •ere no instruments and the plane J learned to ly an only went SS miles per hour," Mrs. Ward . aid. ··1 always headlined the au shows. I was be only woman and the crowds turned out to .ee me Mrs Ward recently ret.Jred as the com- oaoder or the West Virginia Ci vil Air Patrol vith the rank of colonel, ending a flying career ha t began when s he was a 15-year -old choolg1rl. While studying at a Washington. >.C .. business school an 1928. she saw an ad e rtisement for flying lessons and discarded her :own-to-earth studies for a career in the clouds After 1ust 21h hours of mstructlon. Mr '> Va rd nosed an Aeronca C·2 plane into the skies bove the nation's capital on her first solo i~hl. "I Just had the urJ?e to do something. to be Jmebody. l had grown up in the hills of West 1rgin.ia. I was kind of ~ little daredevil." she ?call ed in a rt'cent inter view Eddie Hulle r. the owner of one of the travel- 1g air show~ then touring the country, asked er to J01n his r agged company as a arachutist "Whal as that'" Mrs. Ward remembered ;kin~. "I had never heard of It." She got her answer when she round herse lf 1ng1ng to the ~1df.' of <t plane 2.000 feet above · 1e g round. Jook1nl! down ill hundreds of gawk •i: spertators who had paid nickels and dimes • see her Jump ·'The guy JUSl cam e out and buckled the 1r achute on me and said. 'This is the ripcord. iunt to to and pull it,· " she said. "I got $300 a .mp. That was a fortune." From 1928 to 1935 Mrs . Ward barnstormed !r way up and down the East Coast, perform· 1g aerial acrobatics. wingwalking a_nd 1rachuting. News papers wrote o1 the darmg 1ung woman in her flying macb.i.ne, and film ·ews came to record her stunts At one point in her travels, she said. she et Amelia Earhart, who told her sbe wouJd ake a good pilot if ooly she lived Jong enough. iss Earhart, the most famous woman flyer of ·r day. would disappear over the Pacific in 37 while oo a round·tbe-world fligbt. Mn. Ward continued to ride the winds and e admiration or her audiences until the danger al was always part of the flyers' lives caught •with her. One day a sudden sense of danger stopped 'r just as she was about to make a parachute mp. she recalled. The pilot pushed her , she 1d. and the pa rachute opened just ac; she hit e ground. A week later s he awoke in the s p1tal bed with a broken back. "The first m y mother knew or my flying ad· ·ntures was when s he was called lo my dside at the hospital." said Mrs. Ward, who id she bad concealed her dangerous career l m her family. Tbe nearly f atal jump didn't end her 1rnst.orming days, however . Mrs. Ward sajd at waa accompLished only by a husband who j not approve of her r ambunctious career. NO NEEDLES NO PAIN NO HAIR Now there Is a painless, safe and effective way to remove unwanted hair. AND WE HAVE IT! Ask abOut our total skin care program vew FREE CONSULTATION 675-2363 r?,eflections ........ ~ 1CIO ..... Drt mtvd. ,._...,. .. ach, CA t2M3 lion I DO loncu dance at parties W1lb a lamp lihade on my head. nOC' do I ~b the fanniea or pretty waltreun Purtbermore, I have &lve.n up aplttlna ln lhto eye of amobra wbo blow the atuU my way Th<-llat of b.d h•tM.ts )'OU cau.aed me+ to drop 1oe11 on and on But. ~ woman. the pressure ol being perfect ls retting to me. You and I mu.st be the only two perfect people m t.he world. How do you deal wtth It, Annie Baby'> -DUDLEY DULL FROM THE MIDWESI' DEA& DUD: lt'1 eHy. I wtar •Y taair a. a a...lfm •fk .. tlae laaa. doeu't ..... ud my cl.U.. an n1& .. .U.w enra ,.... fer wtap. A•d .... may I uk YOU a q....._! De Y" brua. ,...r &e8la wkla papo••r? S9ee Y .. do ••<'a. a loed job ol 1~ yev moMta oft I llilotlgM , • d uk. DEAR ANN LAND~RS I am a 14-year -old .:1rl v. ho ('an't talk to anybody llbout this pro- blt>m lt 1!> WO embarrassing. M lt>ft breast 1s bigger than m y n ght. J put cotton m my br a to make them look even. Whe11 I ~hower m gym, I try to hide myself wtth a towel, but I think a couple of girls have a lread) noti ced ( Borosrope TUESDAY. JULY lS By SYDNEY OllARR ) AlllES (Mar 21-Apr. l9) · Accept nothing on face value. Dig deep. get beneath surface. discover reasons for recent events. Accent oo dependents. basic issues. resolutions concerning diet and health. Gemini. Virgo. Sagittarius persons play key roles in your personal scenario. TAuaus <Apr. 20-May 20): Domestic is- sues dominate. Activity indicated in coo.necUoo wilb children. Personal magnet.ism soars and members of opposite sex att drawn to you. In matters of speculation, stick with number 6 . Surprise gift ls "oo the way." GEMINI <May 2l-June 20): Spotlight on security. real estate. bringing loog-range objec- tives into focus. Pisces. Virgo persons figure prominently. Get agreements in writing . Define te rms. be aware of possible hidden clauses. See places. people in realis tic manner. CANCER tJune 21-July 22): Make in qu1ries: don't be satisfied with superficial answers. Your position is stronger than many m1J{ht antici pate. Know it and proceed accord- lnli?IY Short tnp m ay be on agenda. Relative m a k t·s s per1al reques t. Che ck messages , 1ell•phone call:- LEO (July 23-Aug 22J You gain access to money·making propos1Uon. Display courage or convict.ions. Open lines of commwticatioo. You can find better m ethods of distribut.Jon and dis· play. Anes. Libra persons play key roles. You complete important assignment. VIRGO !Aug . 23-Sept. 22): Make new start in new direction Highlight independence of thought. act.Jon. Take inmative. Trust judg· ment. mtuilJoo. You wilJ be a t right place a t rruc1al moment. Key now 1s confidence and ag- gressiveness. Wear bright co4ors. LIBRA f Sept. 23-0cl. 22 >: Re~am sense of d1 rectJon. Dt.scover lrue values. Follow through on hunch. Learn through teactung process. Look behind seenes for answer to dilemma. Cancer, Capricorn. Aquarius nat..rves figure prominent· ly. Clandest.J.oe meeting 1s on agenda. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov.-21 ): You can win friends and influence people. Some of your foo· dest hopes and wishes will be transformed into reality. Key now is diversification. Display versatility . Social activity is accelerated. Gemini. Sagittarius persons play aignficiant roles . SAGl'ITA_RfUS <Nov. 22·0ec. 21): Whal had a ppeared nebulous will actually prove to be stepping-stone towards progress. Accent on career. prestige. special honor. Restrictions will be removed. You'll have chance to build on a mor e solid structure. Aquarius. Scorpio person fi gure prominently. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Good lun.ar aspect coincides now with travel and educa· tional opportunities Perceive potential. Refuse lo be intimidated by envious associate. Gem ini. Sag1tt.arius persons figure lD scenario. Supenor presents a challenging test. You'U win ! AQUARIUS <Jan . 20-Feb. 18): Frank money discussion with one close to you may be a necessity . Know it and act accordingly. Ac· cent oo mystery, prospects for revised agree- ment. fresh contract negotiation. If you are persistent, you could strike pay dirt. Domestic a djustment is on agenda . Pl.SCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20 ): Maintain low profile. Be discreet. play wailing game, read between the lines. be a ware of small print. Deal with older individual who has benefit of ex- perience. Cancer. Capricorn persons figure pro· minently. Stick with number 8. ARTISTS I ILLUSTRATORS A Jimitctl ctl11111n art i.:ompany see ks parntcri-anti allu..,trator~ to r !>ingk commbc;mn or contract ...enc'\ work Must be aolc tu render very detailed realistic original~. These will be used fo r reproduction on porcelain. All ~ubject matter wall be conMderetl. 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'PHl'W Ati '"I ..... •:wt . -· . . , .. ~·•Ii. \i/• lt\tC,JIJ tO N '-#a:f • [~llJtl TRIPLEX Prune So Coast location 2 Br I Ba two 2 Br. one I Br Cao show s pendable with muuumum down. Wont lust! Offered ;it S129.900 ~·3666 :~.Whelan ~ Real Estate ... • I. .... ·~ 1n. 'rltoo ,,.,,., •7'.o) ~.~ t~I "'' snoo OOWH With a new 95' ( loan al 12 ..... ~ intel'\'sl. It may be pass1ble to own thJS large • 2 Bdrm 2 bath home . Overlootu large green-, belt area. Sharp. clean I urn t On I y $69, 950. Ca 11 546-Z1U l , N lfi V •fl \ f Vi"' f0 '1f llflC' 1 ~~ [~11111 -Watttf•Otlt"-s BR. 4 Ba. t'ustom wat e rfront h o m e w 17x38 ' pvt dock. Pri ced Sl .395,000. Bui Ider w /t rade fo r Palm Sprlnss Eltate 1-'or details 00 lha bome and appt to aee, call Carol Hoff. agt. '31-00IM VA 2STOIY lahke your s liloppla1 SllJ.IOO eMier by ualnt tbe Da.IJ.y Hard to flocl. Cotta Mesa l.·iiiiiiiNotiiiiaiiiiiiiie=iiilfliii*9iiiiiiAdaiiiiiiii. iiiiiitl 2 aiory. I Bdnna. z bath I• holm wtlJI .,__ room. bridl flNPJaC., VA no down terms. Act now. tblre'a only one! Call· ~1.S °"1'~ 111 0 ••I' ltM tOM N"'t l9Bil\I' • f 7 r. ftc 111 .... S-. HwetFerS. ...... ,.,... ........... ....... ..... llwS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ S. et Monday. Juty 14. 1980 DAM. y PILOT (2 • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••.. 1001 ....... ftoJ llH ••I.. IOIJ ••••• 9002 ••• ,.. 1002 H....tForS. Ho.wtForS. ~I M <• ..... IMI ....................... ····•··•·····•··••··••• ............................................................................................ ·•·••·················· ....................... , ....... ~ •.............. -------------.... ,... IOOJ C..MIM 1124 ORANGE TREE ( I dtl~ - REALTORS 671-HI I OPIN HOUU 214' aA YSM DI~ COl<*A OIL MAI: 11 .. fd IJ fte '-11 ..... II J>'lllk• ................................ ,.... ..... ,. ... ~,.....,.. ..... ... ,.......,......; ....... ,..... ................................ FAIUl.OUS YllW ACIOSS THI l~Y: .... ._•1'11 r • .._... _.. wlllleH ~. ..... ,_tJ lo A .,.cltil ..._ fiw e .-cW ..,... C-"" fw ,..,,.... SSH.obo. THI ILUff5 : f'•hwport leod1 Canlfa '' -we IMr•• two! O... o. A•..ade C•_::uo, o thr•• bedroowi, prf•• e.d wittl M•_,,. ,.Hot__, ~ 0C... md boy •lew; HoM9 IMn OM Y••r ltOWte ••rraRty protectloe plea npplled by seller. OWMHt WILL FIMA.MCL U 10,000. . . ..d o. 01t Yhte G,...., ft. pa .... ar "E" "-witt1 tt.rff 1M•aa•1, ........ fOMlly r"OOft\ wood be1•rd C~ bric)M & be.tiM. Alt UC .... IMty at s 191. 900. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2SIS E. Coait Hwy .• Corona._ Mar 675-5511 •IRANDNEW• 2HOUSES Xlnt location Pnn<: on l\ nder S280,000 ()°" nl•r WIU car ry 541 O-i25 Bkr NOW! VET'S REHT-TO-OWN FREE HmtF. LIST \"A llOUS ING BKH OUT'ST AND• 1e I UMT .... LorRe Ownt-r' Unit 3 Bedrms . Fam Rm . 21, bath Ownt!r's private homC'hkt• unit ha~ formal dmin~ rm & 2 f1repl<:'S 4 l nCOMt• producing units C'a<'h w12 bdrmb, l huths & fireplace J\tr1um!i & putaos This as tt MUST S f: 1<: r or t h <' p r u cJ c n t b u ye r ReosUftubly prn·('d ut $450.000 WHLIY M. TAYLOI CO., llALTOIS J 111 S.. Ju .. 'n .,._ lo..t H1 .. w-1Pm---T CINTH, N.t. '44-4tl0 Q.OSI TO lliCH 41HM sn.soo \true fixer ~.000 bt'lo°" markt-l O "'nt•r mu ~ ' c&r1') COMMHCIAL CANNERY AHEA Va ca nt r eady (or owner u~er or spe c u lato r SEL.Ll::R WILi. C.:AHl<'t' F'INAN ING °"1th 29•, down Sl99.500 a.lboo lay Prop. 60 I UDO IUM..DIMG Top floor of the t op high rise 1n Newport Beach : B eautifully dN·orated. view or t he bay, mountains a nd ntg ht lights. 2 bedrooms. 21•:! biJths. fu'I secu rity . Offered at $795.000. U~l()UI: ti()MI:' REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 ust Coot Hlghw•y Coron• d•I M•r Wt-: HA\'E 30 OF' Tlf F: REST LISTl~GS I~ TOW~ LUXUIY CONDO ~any upgrades. end untt near pool. ~.950 Call 64&TI71 ... '· #* • I •.• *VETS* --···6R.1H1tton.s.-1.o.6_0.·--1 [ ~ 1@11111 L'st• your Ehg1b1bl> NOW LOWD\; & U)W l~T RATE.'; LETUSSHOW YO ' llOW TO QUALIFY Tall to Red c_.,.t WEUSTIN! -------PRJME LUXURY AM'S WANTED With ownt'r fmancmg m Orangl' Co !lave S300.000K ,,, a1l:.1 blc 1mmed1atl'ly l'nnc on ly 0<.J\ld , J~t . 646·325.S COOL IT! With the seabreeze,, and spectacula r O<'enn v ll'W from this 3 Bdrm 21., Ba townh oml• pt·r cht·d ahove San Clement£• BALBO,\ I S LANO HEAi.TY 673 8700 HIW,ORT DUftl.EX 2 lln1l:. on f t'l' I .ind Across fn~m park ~t•:tr beach. bay. & ,,hoppinR Pnct'd at S205.000 ~:\'t'" 642·2253 DOORS TO IE.ACH 2 2 D up I c x 0 " n 1• r mot 1 val t•d Opt• n ltt r r e <J t 1 v ,. I 1n ,,nc 1 n I! pac,..,1bl) httlt• u r ou l'<J~h OCUMFttOMT YACAMTLOT La r ge butldabl e homes 1tr w absoluteh fanta'llJ1; '1(•w or rolhn~ -.urf ·I mi. Nn of Del Mar in beautiful Enc1n11 ;1~ with 10"',, intert'~t fmanc mg Asking $225.000 JACOBS REAL TY 67S-8700 Will trade proix·rt.\ bont ·---------car or "" SWl.000 f:\'(", S48 0715 COZY CONDO • RED CARPET 754-1202 BEACH TERRACE 2 >"' nl'W 3 Bdrm. 1wt10 hvni.: Step... 10 tht-pool .\.•,$u1Tll' t&i.7 lf> St;7:J mu .11 :.!"• . l'.1II 1Jti2 ~J 11 ALLSTATE •9S7-8787• -------'----associated 3 Br. 212 ba Bmok\lt'" end unit "' central J1 r f'rplc. tx-aut up~ra!linl! wallpapt>r O"'ner an' IOUS S L:!.5. ~()(J REALTORS RCTaylorCo 640-9900 NEW USTING--aLUFfS CONDO FEE LAND 3 Bedroom. 21:: Bath immaculate "Q" pl an f e atures sunken conversat ion are<.i with firepl ace. Spacious li ving room . formal dining room and a billi<Jrd room. Beautiful g r eenbe l t l ocation c l o se t o community pool. $247.500 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY llG CANYON EST A Tl! M agnifirent c ustom residence supt•r loc·.itton on Rth preen of golf courst• on Im l'f'IH~~-; Lane Spacious rooms " high c.·1..•1langs . full-size billwrd rm " ~E·t har. SBR s. 7 baths Ele.uant gourmet ktlC'hen. refr1g('rntt'd win(• tellar . 6500 sq.ft. of thC' lx'sl quality & cra ftsman hip. Sl.000.000 ind prime l :.ind. Cathy Seh Wt'H'kert 642-X235 'X 701 7S2-14l4 SS 1·1700 644-6200 CE GIDBll BLllNS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE LUCICY SEVEN l'radt' O( ""nrr.hap' ~.·,i>n T"'o Rt'(Jroom I 'nil!> \\1th Ga' F1n•pl.11 I'" lr. I' 1t1ft'-. rH•n ('o\t•rt'<l (i,1r<11!<'' l'lll' T"o ltt·nt.•I \.aral!t·~. l'IU!> ,\mpk l'.1rkmi: llnl\ f.nur Y1•ars Ole! P rn•t•d \t $4!>0.C""' LIDO ISLE Onr Of Nr" port 8 ca1·h "' :\to-..t 0(·,1red i\rrai.. With Prt\3lC' B<'Ul'ht•:.. Tt>nna" \ourt~ & CluhhmL'll' Traditional f''1H• Bl'llroom Home With Den 1~1 vclv . Formal Omm11. Room, ;\t usl<'r Suite With S p11 E\c·ep11on;il Offer1nsz On La ri.:r t.ot !'El.LF:fl WILL ASSIST IN 'FIN1\NCl:'\G ~l!>.OOo 759-9100 #ZC_,.. ... ..._ MewportC.... -:::' eo<c~~~-a£~s· .... .... -.o4 ..., C\AY L '°"-"' ----- • ................. of hi ................ _.b.-........... ._._i._. I ju.t hllct my o .. tank flllaCI up. Now I llnow tloW • cow muat f..i •ft• -time. RUBAIM I I I I' I r•~:-.... ~-=:' ..., ...._ lrOO'I -.._ l -.-. 'Cll'M"" ..... I .. OCl•lt"lll1lllMlmll• fii)\~h ~ Real Estate RUl ESWf l lCHLl "'I SINCC lf<t NEWPORT IUCH Exceptional opportun1t) for lar1o:c famtl) f''1vl' bedroom. thrt't' bath home on huge lol with beautiful pool I la nd.> to elementa r) and Junior high srhools. S218.000 631-7300 ..... M1s s1on Hills Country Club 3br . Jba. up~raded Unused. Luxury condo On golf course $131.000 first T D. 9 118';. Value 1266.000. Want to sell or trade for equity m Npt or Laguna home w /view & yard. Douglas Honig 714-973-1191 (Owner l 8 110K[R5 R EALTORS 101 ~ W Bolbno •7l-JU I L..t'' Han A ,arty Elegant sp3c1ou. ... ~Bdrm t"• t a t e . r e m o de I 1.• d kitchen . n<·w carpt•b. view of ba) a nd mo un ta.ins. pool & s pa. j-100 :-.q ft l'Xlra larAe lot N.kmi.: ~785.000 Consider ll'a:.t' opt1on:.;,;·_.--.. ... OUCH! 1t hurts the owner to !>ell this 1ZOr1'eous 4 bdrm home Supt•r lt1c-ut1on 6 IDRM 4 IATH Spacious noor plun IA>' With pool Owner will ely )&rd with frwt trl'l'S carry 2nd. $l39.SOO. Call Garden Vil'~!-from 646-7171 bedrooms L~l' a ssu ma • • • • ., • •. • bit' low int loan and ! ~ lfi&JI ~~.oo·" ,;:,~,,~~~, ALLSTATE ..OOL SUMMHFUH Spectacular 1 6x3~ !>parkhng recla n~ul ar pool for fa mll) fun I Bdrms, 2 baths, bnc k fireplace: many m<in ~ extras onl) Sl 12.500 Act now' Call546-2313 ••• I'•. •• •. [~lfi&IHI IACK IAY This 2 story 5 bdrm 3 bath ho me feature" a large se parate famil.> rm, forma I dmm~ rm Perfect fo r lhe la rge REALTORS SALMON RIVER VACATION Modem m ob1 It' homl' on the n ver l-'1.,hing. hunt- ing, horsebac k l'erlect qwt'l. peace <J nd i.:real °"l'U lhl'r .. ummt•r 11 r wantl'r S2S.UOO family Beautiful back ---------· ) ard for patio entertain mg Offered at $147 .soo FUUHIEALTY 546-0114 Sll~h! !IJobody knows this sharp Bluffs Condo has Just been lis ted for .,<J le Located on widest izrttn 'bell near pool has rough sawn open beam ce1I mgs. fireplace. 2 bdrms & 2 balhs An upgraded end uml with max1mun pnvacy pnced nghl at $198.000. MAINE C S T E R L 0 C L P A M E R a~ T l T A a H t o u a £ u olE H I ! E N 1 A 0 L I N A l 0 A C A E U 0 H ' U 0 H T E 1 A A I t [ A 0 E G V W E l 0 P R J U N I C N 0 K L 0 U R k K 0 T ' R l Y C S 1 L k C 0 A S 0 H A R H £ l £ H G A A H P t M l T I t I A I 0 l N S " ASAMH£CARHREARLYEQA U C M C 0 1 T A N E I Y U S I L l 0 E I 0 K G H E H I T S H A t Q L Q 0 T 0 S I C C H R N S H A I 0 Y E S U I A T OASOALIARWAOIHA£STA T Y U I 0 0 K I A R 0 Q N A I l R 0 C A S E Y l It 0 8 I C A 0 L E R A T ' A EICASRANCQEONRDM,OT --- OCEAN VIEW :? Br 2'• bi.I. formt>r mxid "'1lh a f.ant.i:.11~· \ 1e°" :\lu:.t ~L""'° 1h1 ... d" t•orator·.., tkhs.:hl lk .. 1 f'nndo 1n co~t d :-.1 .. ~J °'411cr must '>t.'11 HORSE ,ROPERTY Act now• ' ThL<. pr opt> rt' 1s in foredo:.ure :'\d' TLC •, arrt> .!llr. I ba +in-la"' qtro;, nut bwldmgs. Ne wport ~k:..a school dist $179.900 • REC CARPET 754-1202 VETERANS ONl Y! · Severe housini;? !'llmrtas.:e µrt'd1c t ed 1n Ora111tt• Count) Secure ~our G I benefits a nd uct 1m mediately RoW Socks & As.oc. Cal S46-9522 WANT ACTION? Class I.fed A4h 642-5678 LEASE0"10N Darlin);! ~. Sid.-. s.'> <• •• op11on monl'~ :Jbr dt·n fJm rm :?b.i lr>t I( 2 lvl '-121 .lOCJ !ilU 'lib ur X.SI ti3-15 ShJrp Ir' 1n•· 2 Ii ll 1 11ndo WJlnut ~u.art-~orl·'-I f'. Ol<.11n , Jll t•, a.: 552 21.XI l~\'ESTCll<S 2 HOUSES. I LOT (.'u.-.lom built C\I hou-.. 1· F"rpk. >'aullt'(j t't•tla.: 2Br. encl) d , n•r;im ic• ha 2nd hou:.l' I Rr Cnll.1a.:c P\'t fmnl & ha('k ~urd SISS.000 . HOUSE On~R2Lot :-<e °"p o rt lll'IS.:h h 2 Br+ den r1 ... n.., dr.i"'n for 2nd un1l A:.1.utruJ bll' Isl .altO•.·: Sl25.WO 631 22-12 Bro«er fll Coldwe.11 Ban_~e~ EXQU15m DECOI i 11 l hi s out s t and in I! Ba Ibo c:i Pt•ninsula family home Fireplace in mast er suite plus a Roman bath Oak noors & shutters and even an R' circular spa an the private' center patio Financing to quCJhf1ed buyer $440.000 IN NEWPORT CENTER • 644-9060 HARBOR VIEW CORNER-VU bt<-*" .... -CorMr .... pri•ecy. . ..,, ...... s bed. •/ .... of ,.... for tit• f_..ty. ForMaa di ... ,... s.. to appncicrh. SlS0,000. 67Ut00 NEWPORT CREST PLAN 4 Clow to pool. .._.. & .,. & ...,. to IHCt.. Wei pric.d 3 bed. clR. MIL flricedtoMlf ~17t.500. Ut-1400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC Rf Al F TM£ l• ll'> w c ,..,,, 11 .. , "'-"'a. ..... 631-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • TowllhcNnes OO't Commlsak>n M;,ny amen 1l 1t!• /computer Blue Chip Properties 0 Weneeter 557 "436 A.dull only commwiil)'. I CUL DI SAC bdrm. 1 ba. Terrifk view Clean 4 Bdrm plus added I of lake. Lots ol pnvac)'. fanuly room. new paint Partuna near by. PIUlll ________ _. in & out. New carpel.S, ouutanding -Club KOU5e larKe udud ed lot -Pool ·Tennis VA $88,500 4 Bdrm 2 ~. cul de s ac street Covered patio. claw to fwy & !>hopping <.;all 645·9161 ; OPEN HOUSE REAlT'f /. Ftl& SAVE MlSAYEIDE 4 giant bdrms. 3 baths. separate fam1l> room. formal d 1n1ni: r oom ('OWltry kitchen Bw ltin b;,r. 2 fireplace., Pool and SPJ .'.l'eed:. °"Uri... r\ barl? .in• Ca II fo r m ore ctewb' ~·2313 ..... ' .. EAST SIDE C.M. ST ARTY HOME Owners moving oul ol stale and a re very anx IOUS Ask ing $1 19.~00 Call 540-1151 ~-HERITAGE . . REALTORS _______ , "573 CAMPU,Da·IRVIME NEW CONDOS 2& 3 BEDROOMS Start.mg at SIOl.000 On V1ctoni. bl wn Newport & Karbor Blvd S41-3SS9 EYn64M093 EASTSIDI 6 ftl.EX JUST IB>UCID! NOW· S32S,OOO "1th S166.800 in a<...,uma ble loaru;. ranJ?tnR frnm !!'; LO 11' • $26.3-<0 ,: ro.,i. annu<1I inc o mt W••ll kept, c;mgl" ,tt,n un1i... "'1lh I J,!dr.1&.:t'' µtu-. •1fl -..u·('('( p.irkms.: nn 6'1'.JOll lot 644-7211 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOM TO GROW 2 'lty, 4 Br. 3 Ba. family rm w /frplc, close lo schools. s hopping & parks, S\26.500 TaULY 3 Coz) bdrm .... frpk le Int w 1t:1 .. dut1 ful fruit M.lm l~·~. I•!"' down. IJ\\T bl J::v1·r.om·' .1r"°"l''' I Y. l•1JbJri!J;n SIW.000 ~ DWGHTFUL lmm;i c o late 4 Rd rm PJt10 ho me in Wooo- hndge Close lo swim rlub and tl•nnis ~Ouf'\.' Featu r e~ tro pi c al .atrium . ~ta 1nl'd g lau °"1n!low~ a nd parqu..t no•>r.:. ,\o,-,umable lu<in . Sl.:AJ.OOIJ don osen real ton> JONES REAL TY 673·6210 PRICE REDUCTION! flt>dtx t-d tu S2lSX !ii ~ 1 on 10·1 I.ind H•·,1 1•r11 •·•I ( U.'l•lm hornt .... th HU •II ,._..,.. •n .1r•··• 1. •• r ~·· homo· t u, llutt • • '"'" 1111n I J n11 h r•1•1m f11rm.al d 1n111.: '"'"'' 11rl\,1I• ••1urlL11tl • n tl')"·J' l•n11n.adtc>I \1<.tr OCEAN P ACIFtC R"' Estate 759-1616 l~~~ ..... '.~?~ 2UMrTS on Dtamond North Bay a rea Lo"'"'' 3 Bdrm h11mt' .-i! bdrm <1f'l s::Di.OOU LOU IRECHTB. & Auoc.. 675-3311 Hy 0 -.nt·r r C'dUl'\•d to SI l2.MOO. m1xit'I I 'on<111 l )r o ld , 21r1: o1r :!' ,ba ~µIll h•\• I. lrpl "'l'I l>Jr >tr I in.me 1m: .al It , .;;:i ~ii Jll• r '>11m ~ ()(1\\, t11 IJ\\1- ( 11Jn• in..: ••n 11.11 .:hr hJ llf-, ''"' '"'n h • . I . -. • 11 n • • I .1 ", ~lit'..,,, t.1:! 11:""· ., NEW LISTINGS I 'I• t \I ( H1lrm • bJ .11 ~4.1 ·,u 1 \I~"'' IJuplt·\• ., •m •t' ,,, d•I f•r.n• "" II ~I 'ilfi"I Hlo.r H\U .1 1n.~1 BJ ~1 .. , ~ n I hr :\Hr :!U.1 It .! Jo•ll• •I •t \ l>Jrktn.. I.: l11t ~I 1.. 111~• 1'4;! :!231 MESA DK MAR G<lll!e<)U' t bdrm ~ ba A pll'~ur<' ll• 'ol'l' Sl::?U W l • REC CARPET 754-1202 731-3111 * *l BDRM! Thi~ a lmo:-.t ne w at l.i• ht'fl hunw ha-. <a n a ~ 'UmJbh· ~J.UOO l•1an 1 .all ltor rlt'lad-. fu ll pn'"' .,llY.> 001 \fotltlhrldg\'. Kc.1l1y .);, 1 .!CHiii 1••-'l• ""', •"'" ,.,..,. ~ It, tnr Tunl .. r•" k c;1,•11 IA'"''''t ""' 1'fi >bdrm 1 li.1 I• ..ir i: .a r ,, i.:" II "' 11 t' r 1\ ~ l .;::•, • ,011 ( J 11 1, 1-1 Id '.!5 \ft •·l'\I LAKEFRONT ~"'''•P•th! l.i"'n d•1"'11 tu IA• hn•"'t lakt•'-hon• l•1t 111 lr\lnt' J l>drm.. 2 t.,,11'\.-... l<1m rm . full 0111 111~ rm l':nln patio with 1.ir.I(~· Ut'l'k 11vl'rl11okinit 1 .. ;..c ~nm 5.'>\J 713\J TIIE HA:"IC'll, :1 BH +- dt'n. 2 Ba. upiraded w ,111 n••w carpet-. & 1lrapei... S nit! s t o r y '* lo ,el)' )ard. Assum loan $137 .000. 851-9'35 __________ , ""'Tlf Jli?t **WOODBRIDGE Fai-.hriw Veley I 034 ..•..•......•...•...... SB2.500 \' L~ lalaoa P....e.n.Aa I 007 S>tarp T1buron B.i lho.1 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 3 Bdrm .. den . .!. , bJ 1-riJO' commun1t~ poob PJrU. lakt•' 3 Br z•i BJ "1th SL'P~R uptrad~ .\n J/fordable pnce of $1S.l.\!OO Great \•alue 1n a rdtll dl~ apprec1a t1ni: IA YRtOMT l'Olldo Sl 17 500 • Luxunou.<> rondnm1111um I ILE. ,.rofHMoftak \el') lri 2 Br l Ba f.a ring 961-1377 J.l'l'.> U11! U.i~ ~lunl~ bid.: ----w,\t\d h ridge KcalHJ btJJl 'ltp ,1, dllJbl" ~ 't ••tiwqtCM1 hoch I 040 pra. t'<1 unn 1n h lt1'-! ••••••••••••••••••••••• $35ll. 000 I' ri n "n I\ Owrwr Al?t fii5 ;,-;j'j 1022 ••............•........ IUILD TO SUIT Orw JOx I llf lot Ut B<·1Nn1.i l)°"nr 160-11..'.!S !>-IJtil~ VICTORIAN HOUSE With In LJw 4uartl'r' H 2 10t llwner "'111 hl·llJ fmam·t' ~ 91111 DUftlEX :i bdrm front hou_'t' .: l>drm dl'n rt•.ir un1l tl°"ner v.Jnh to 't•ll 5235.CXA) H Eilt•rt "'" \l!~·nl 6i~ 2373 or i'iO ~9K Duplex 2 3 bdrm L'n1l Large. pnv.i<·~. parkinl! s::!:lr..000 Broker6i'5 0185 Altract1\l' pool duplex • :! i::ood rent.ab Pn mt• lo<,, 1100 528.'J 000 A' ().,. m •r ~4999 . llAHBOR \'IF.W 1111.1.-. M0.000 down 115', 1 Xlnt f''ln oo th1S 4 Hr. furn rm. mountJ1n view humt.! Askin!( S267 .500 ~ubm1t oHer Dottie Valentrnt• owner /&Rent 640..0997 JASMINE CRIB f'abulous greenbelt toe katt plan 1 Prof. de corated neutral tones 1294.500 f1ex fmancmt 0wnr I A~ 640-814.5 3 U NITS So o f hwy Owner flnao~. $250.000 645-1103 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM COM>O G~at bu_y • 2 bedrooms . n e w pain t . c us t o m carpets. drapes Bwll- 1ns 1n kitch e n . wood cabtnets. Close to pool and rff room 95,000 Call t o day! 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Hr + dl•n. ltit· on .:rl't•n li.:lt ;_11•tl'S' to pool & ... p:.i . .1 • µrof rlt•c·or lnd:o,q1 II\ Ownc•r Pr1n onf\ .. u ; :;oo Cl~n llous(' ~jt · ,\.:..on i'U ~I 9".!33 IY OWNER I Hdrm. I ba LJkl':. r •I "' 11 h II U ._ l' \ <. 'i Um S:l.54•1 ,•t 11 • O°"nt•r wtll h1•lp "' f111.111 \skin~ '•• ·1 ~, n 11 x :i 11 1 ; 2 i; • \t"i °"knd.., l ri::t nt :"il't..'d J Br 1 •, BJ l•l"'Tlhorne. JP" SI00.0011 lrl? ..&:>sumable loan. xlm cond itio n. must co o p "' broker Call Kathy F1rk. Agl. \163-0926. j~ 06()j HSUTAGEPARIC The ultimate in an Elm model twnhse. An end I.SUI in a pn me corner location facing g r een- belt. 3 Br 11 .. Ba. cslm Window coverin g!\, fine wall co ver1ngs i n bathroom s. b n c k and n •dwood patio. This home shows just llke a model. Can be yours for ~.900. ~ I "·~(H ~ 11 .. 1 T\ ~ 1 1l .1(JIH) ---- TUITLI IOCk HIGHLAMDSt Experien ce both luxury & con venience in this Turtle Rock hom e built by Lusk . 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Sep /Bonus R m with rull balh. SllOO mo. 1144.5403 & 631 ·3444 le•tiM4 ..... In g uarded a rea of Seuv1ew. Mic ro-wave. v.et bar. 2 frplcs., night hght 'tew $1300. 644-5403 &fi..ll 3444 ------ :-.Oev.•port Shor e?t. 4 BR ~ •• m~. f1re plc.cc. mini 'l"14 ~!Hiii mo /\ gl Ii'\:! [)'14!.f ~lj 7171 I f'q hut tub :'\1.,• 1111r1 • lt•rr.i1.'l' S6:?5 964 tt.>111>1·1 .! ~o~ \ lir J k.1 "'"d 331ll l Bu1·1·.•nt·"r 2 Hr '-llrlfl I' 1111 11.! \\1111 T'6Hft 3290 Lingo uvm .• 1i.k for"' .. R. J l'u" ....................... lo f• \ IJr I 11 rll• I H I 2 I 3 .3 4 2 u I •I ..! A. • $895.0UO 1~17 33:11 :? llr I b.J rnnu• I t'IJ11du --------1 __ -~ He.Ms U"1wftiMted ~lJ J lfi 41MO I • I U,f '7 .. tT Ill""'" it .. nt or L1•0"' I:• I IJl.11 llo·11ut1ful ClrJnge Hilb lot: Rt·nt b•· J Br. 21fa ~'7ll5 'mo D1W. crpt~ •Vll'W oc1.•an from t>1.i111.•i-1 Jacuzii sp11 in Lu.iu110. 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I ~ ' 1•1 L' lond!.Cclpe d nu m a in I' "I[) f. ·1 II r ' •1 1 hd.ml dcri Cundo Clt>M 673 7761 lt.'nms p0ol lkaut1full) KIDS/PETS Ok I -up.:r , 1,.,,n '\r 1 •.• r• \ lo ~, -.OJ!>\ az.i P R~ lJwldcr. ncv.· duple"''" · ' ' ' 'l h u11h :.1,,' "' • i.:radt'd t·atpl't f'vul. tenancc \3rd To" n hnu ,,. $'0•1:, I ~JC»·• \\.1111 lu 111 t1 lflr ..!B.t ..! L\l;L:--; \ 0 1-:,\Cll ~tTH 1-.;'-\lau1 i.en , c11lor T\' hoted pool L'ttl il411!1-t 5294 985 ~fo U1d~I tiW) First owner dl'Prt'l'IJ 9000ClubHou.sf' Hd ltr s:l)5 &!:? 25 10 •·16 \X 1'4 ~ frit1. u.,, "' po••l Ah 11111, c a rpo rt S65 OOIJ 211'' lion San C le ml'nlc . De>ert !lot Spnn.i.:' :! !Ir I / h.i 1,114 11h11u,.. t'•urh ·•'J il n11l4 r.oo down. Ownl•r will (':Jrr') Ol'l'<ln v1t•w Stt!5.000 213 Jili ~7:! I Hr hou.'ie. 2 full liath' :.! w U. rdrtl( U>ll m oo n•• ~rt 1 ... 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('0\l e rl'd pattO Ai.sume $60.000 fllA loan. C<tll 834-1830 or 754°6616 Othtt' Real Estate •····•··········•··•··· 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Juan Capo s.sii.900 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1480 i.q rt 8yrs old. AJtt 541·5032 ---- 3 Bdrm 211 Bath each with ram1ly room. huge master, f1rc plaCl' & dou blc garage. E xcelknt Ea~tsidc Costa ~fto!>a 7$2-1920 ' Ci)UAIL PLACE .. NOPHTIIS"" . !0,-R l :JO r .M.I 40UNITS XJnt Garden Grove lucJ lion Low , low main· 1en1i1ncc. IOX gro:.i. Owner will l'arr) with 29' i down 1-'ull p rirl' $1.400.000 20 UNITS Bread and butter units 1n good Orange local1o n IOX groi.11 . Owner will carry with 29', d own f'\111 price $739.000 19 UNITS All I lir. <.:osta Mesa owe with 20'i dn Full prirl' S000.000. All arc 2 Bdrm. 9~2x G ros.-. Thi:. property has spcnd::illle . IUMITS first T 0 . 9 7 M'; \';1luc 5266.000. Want tn i-.dl or trade for e11wt~ in :'-pl or Laguna h•Jll\t.' 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S<\25 mo :\r B.·J• h & Warner -;~ I 119t.""; JduJU.. no P'!l:> ~5 mu \'AC..:ANT :i fldrm. kuh A 11-\21>1.:JJ i:--'L' OK l"cnH'<l \Jrd I SSi.> rru 002 4471 2Brhou. .. e unrum ft'nccd ---- \Jrd. f!J r..iicc . 1wt-. & tbr.Jba.pool sl'r \11.·1.·pru children ok s.1~!> m o \lded 1 mile rrom bt h 64!> 20.t2 d >' ll lfl ~23~ ~mo 840-\241\ e'~ 221:, r ortw:>nJ. l 'n1l 1 ---- - A___ _ __ 1 l'las.,1cToU<'hc .. · ~tm 2 Bdrm hou"· :!O.'>t M ;1 pll• f'o r m o r e 1nro r.111 S-18 0113 3 Br. l '• bo.1 i-oorlo Pool rlubhou.sl'. nr So ('cl.l't Plz..a SiOU mo 1nl'I util !164 IQjl be( topm, ai.k for Alt11 SHARP 2 lSH . new hrown cpts. pvt ) ord . E ncl ~arage Child & pet OK. $425 mo. Call 546 588() ask ror Pam or I.arr) --- 1..n 1.'h 2 BR' FN.I 'I .1nl Bndt Frplr' DblGJr NewApplt'' 1~r 1re. IU:.'llTl \fES s:11 1~ ------ M 00ML1 G HT MADNESS! $350' Co7)' 2Br' Yard ' Kid.' OK' Gar 1~94P If!'<· HE.VTIMES 631 <15:'>.'1 ..._lfMC)ton Hsilow .•..•••.•.•............ CORAL CAY 5.ttt.sRHlty ro1o1396 Mir• da. Ca. 95553 Oce•Yt.wYard Palm Desert Home. prer 3 Br. all nu crpl!>, r vr neighborhood. 3 Br. 2•, talns & paint. spotlt>sa yrs. old Walk to xlnt dean. S&>O m11 5600 dcp shopping a reu Lg lot &&5-3000 Main Channe l 4 Br 3 Ua 3200 sq. ft. Spa. titl fl doc k S2 1 0 11 m 11 213 1287 ·SS35 LIDO IA YFROHT J Ill< :! U.i ~ m11 111 nl• ·~5 7:1()1• .IHr :!ll.1 1 omm u111 t \ fJ(111I ll·n111 ' 'i'JO m•• 'r " Joni ffr.Jlt\ m:11'2111 Xlnt ~ t''tt•hfr llK'.1111111 :1 bdrm .!'' b.1 ram1h r rn d111111i.: rrn \ •'.Jrh lt 'ol'<' ~I m11 /\\ .111 \Uj.! ~l ~' :>ci:?I t--''tllluff 1un1J1, Jttr 2u.1 JJ'"tl \\ J lf luh 'Uj.l hi':, .!-t2 l ~. \ t-.t•t '11\ U l i>\H; k ,,,,1,"' .lllr :1 :BJ .1rt1u111 11111111,.: ... IJm rm ht•dut1ful ):Jrtl1•11 $900 In I lj4G 31«93 Bluffs m11dt1. 2Br. 2UJ i-initlto lt•H·I 'uJ)t'r 104.· loi;i()1ll1I \j..'1 hl I I l:l:t ll.Jrhor ll1~hlJrHI.., .I Hr :.! H;1, dl>l .:ar. p.iltu (rpl<• SiOO be. no iwt~ ~.1rd in d l:it & la~t . :.t•t'ur ~:v1.•' 5-.lll 1Zl2 2 lllt I Ru, fl\'I \Jrd 5600 "Tl l D I O bat h k11rhenNte Pro(. bu:.· non :.m<>kcr Over .iu Sl25 494 ·0451 Newport -..Ch 17" . ......•.........•..•.. SUMMER RF:NTALl; th wl't!k ur month. no ft'\' Agt 675-8170 lkaut1fully furnish ed Pent !louse 1 bdr m Country C lub likt· rac1l1t1t?> 1050/mu 700.91t7 ------- DELUXE DUPLEX 1:1 blk toocn. 3Br. 2&. 1ta r. J\ail now. Summer rl'o lal wkl". Also a\ail wint e r "r enral 12131 881 1705. 675-SO'lO lN'\lf!nl'r Decor! S380 t."xqws1tely Yours! All ulll pd' i6480PHel' I< ENTIM ES 63J.4M5 -----TuatiR 3790 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Styl.lsh Studio S250 New apµlc Heated pool Close lo alllb31l7) ree RBNTIMES 631-4555 m o ::11 11 I' .1 l m1• r . N1•wport 11~'1' t.4!:l t~i~ Afa lwllh u.flnltMcl BtII 38r. 2lla l blk to l)('h l"l commun11' t1•nr11' t•ourt &t pool atct'~!> \' rly S IOUO mo t>4S 361 ~ ll73 ti210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. Bayview Duplex. Iara~ patio, gar. ~Imo tncl util 673-1275 pan·a. swimming pool 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~1 Beal.ll. blda. Beat pn ce•= Country C lub L ivin g. around. Call ror info OWHH AHXIOUS LEVITr COACH II ave Good Santa Ana location. i\1.1 1 Br. units. Must h:.vc new lawn. owe lrg 2nd P r iced to sell fos t ~.000 suit.able for pool or ~port Nice2 Br. 1 Ba. new pa int. court. L o w ma int u,r. & fl.'ncl'(j }&rd. S390 landscapin~ 1n rronL ll!l & last. plus~ kC S pectacular Vlt'W o r water, 2bdrm. den 2•' be. Townhouse. pool. Jal', auna. tcnnts t'oun..". 1 .> r old. $795 Bob Laurito ~ H.cllsted 2Bd IBa iianJen Adul~ no pcl\ $450 ..... , ........ 1807 Harbor View Home. 4br, cut aslung price Sl0.000. 2 MOBILE llOM ES: l 2ba. Country French de-Golf. Tennis. Swimming. bayfront. otM r bay view cor by pro '229.000. High rree. Call 714·728·4657 Top mobile park. Xlnl a H uma bl c . Bill : <.;o llect Buy o f a itec Adult i.ectlon. 2 & 3 78().Q2.ll. 975-1260. Open tiretlme. Nor th S .0 . Bdrms. 2 ba. Call for Sat&Sun. 1·5 _COuot _ _..:.Y _____ _ mro. IAUOA DU,UX PAClftC PAIAOISI MEL F1JCHS 3 Bdrm beta ch cottage Dtjoy t he beauty of the Pavilion Ru.ltor +bachelor·~ unit. Ste ps Paclrlc from lhla lovely 2 175-llJO to bay Ir beac h. Needs Bdrm mobile home In NEWPORT HEJGtn'S aome wo r k but is de· North Laguna. Many H · ,._., ...__ .,111 Jot. Cul lloltely not• tear down. lru In c lude : double ...,.,.., ._ • .., Priced at almost tot calllC)rt. 21t.ora1e 1M<l1, di aae. Ptplc. 2Br t ba value. 11•.950 with l~ pl1.11h carpel11. BBQ. YI /rm for expansion. down. s;J,S)O. $141.$00. Own t A&l ...,I Ml\WORT DUPl.IX don osen ' ' 11 I'• 4-PLD Colta Meaa location 3 8r 2 Ba. Owner will car ry a t I~ for 4 y rs. ~S.000 down. full price S205.000 Yearly Income G0.000 Tenanla pay ut1Utle11. A tR€HIG€ -Q---+---.~-HOME:\ ReaJ Eatate lnveatme nt.s 3311W. CO.It Hwy. NR 641-664• a....... lldvertt.tq ta a ......., ••Y to &eU more ........ the Mnl~ a ~ 2 Bdrro& now rented ' VACANT • 1·2+bech. or owne r '• I Qwner tranalorffd. Lil\" unit. I "9 blkl Lo <>«'•l'l Oft • el>' s bdrrn, 3 bll\h. 3 or 30th 8\. ~.000 Pnn. UUN. COAST HWY ,_ Mft to ofter. Aa1t LACUNA BEACH ..... ow low r.._ to-.-.()pento orr~,...AI\ o nly . Owner 1 Aat . •u.O:.orCi46"7lO 1175 fT75. ___ «_48411 ____ , diJ,IG•M'71 AUlo 11pnnklers. Sl.32.500 dep 2S46 Orunl(e House 568-5011 ·c s.48·2'778 A Keal Tre1o1t ~ 381', 4 Br. 2 Ba. very 11. all on l &&5-5T78 642.2267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------flt----------M7S Close LO beach . 1-1·~-M-,·c-·c·A·P·F.·.-c·o·[)·I noor. beautlrUJ new dlx ~n' ~. 2700 4 BR. 2 Uu tamil> home. KldsOK' Gargage' :'\cw decor. rrplc . pvt. nr .....-..... O /W, Cpk. air cooler . Goodarea <84021ree w ith Ill" bac k y ard bea('h&t bay.Availoow. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar Walk I~ school'I. !l25 RENTt ~ES 631 4M5 I" 11 m 1 I>' a rt• 11 q u 1 <'I C...'t111dren OK, 1825 m o. fAUllOOIC AVOCADO IAHCH Maaniflcent "~talus symbol" ranch with 93.6 acres. lnchades 4 bdl'm. 3 bath home that 15 Only 3 yean old. Air cond. Mex· lean tile. Larges t privately owned r anch In ~ area. lnchldes u pro dUC'lng avocado arove 11..ns,ooo ror vii o r 911116.000 ror homt and 25.6 :.cn-t w ............ ..._, e.. '7Mf00 Maaellin s t • $650 per slrt~·l Tot1lly charminfe 1012 West Balboa. Jefr mo 2U·833·9082. wkdy:1 ,...,._ 3244 :1 Br. 2 b.J , frplc. ChUdr<•n 7JO.:J177. aft6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK S800 mo lse. 1 Br, step& to Beach. yrly. lll50 rno 3 Ur 2 Ba so. 3 ~Ill a A Y t• R ON T V I t: w lease. S350tmo + utll. T 0 "' ,,...._,...&.. S ·1 l id 675 3 148 Avail Im ravcr!le r. nr ..,o 3 8t 2~ e. f"" ct·ur1 ) • pr<'s ,.e , el CoHt Plaza Refs. req FP. 'central ·A~g'_· 1~h pnvAc:) 2 Bdrm. :.! ba. med1at Y No pets Kids OK covrd patio w auto pool.Sl.300im oyrly. Le 3 Br. 2 ba, ales-to 56t-OM3. M9·622l !il)rink. &t lrR liundeck. w111 .. ii .... "-1 beach/tennbl. Newly *· tfOOSE-Vacanl·4Br·3ba lltOO.Nopets . 752·2MO 1-.. 631-1400 1,'0rated, bltlna, adult~. Rent or lease. rroo1mo. 3 8R condo. Woodbridae. ::-u. llOO mo. M0-9m ___ A_it_._MR llAI Irv. II• Ba. WtO. patio.' ONWATll 2br. lrg yrd, ,.111 d~ll OK. 1576 rm 552 ~ LWl. 3 Br. 2 ba. pallo • ---- -frpk All amt'n111a 0 1, 11vail Au1 1• ~ niv St.'\! Woodbndlll' End lln11 ~· cnmint\Una athallll. Shon ~t~J_t;~.~u t'\I bdrm A1r rond ~'>"mo tt'rm or yrty Aat W11•1t Aris <.:all &t2 lltr.'t' .ast "44·6125 an rP·1 ~1 M ltl \ ll 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm. 2 ~. l.llr&• ~••n 1.1\ll, Pr1vac)' A p&rlltln11. 1700 mo. 8robrl'75·0W - -• -- -- -.... ---· ··--......... _ ._._ -• - --.. ··--............ --•••••• t 17 Clunm1 hy Ron Wkly M!rvlce only lleti.. he'd Jul~ ,, 1980 OAl\.V PILOT ....................... Uarden1n1 L nd11 c 1:111 . Tr•• Tr l mm t n11 f. H•moval Fr«'<' t;r.\ T:iol l3'!l I fuuJ1111(., Oum1' Job' A11k tor Rand> ~11 UllK NU. ~7 6708 _____ 1 PLASrERING. FENCE.5 SWn~r Rental cleaoupe -F------.---• Addlt.iooa. ~. M.M. Cullom ~re.•nin~ Commt,t r Clltl, Ho mr:.. New. Repair. F'r~ t:ot 111.z:na "·"P g11rd l'lll'r IO otW tldp, cln Ul)I> .. 'r\•t.• u-.\ lta.itH CM Mr\1a ~ i!i!ll lt11ul c:r1ad1nl(. 1h•mol1 uon Skiplo1o1ckr. dum11 truck T r eea/yd wk K31 ~7 1~aclrle Cleuoln& Serv 111• ext. painting. St . P'Ne VAL 5l&4l9'l (71Al6JJ ..,..,.,, L1c 1lns . Try me . R ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. """"' Sinor, 8J6.5MS Stucco • PIH\er Pakb, H&.slungtoo Beach Tile Co. no job \00 am, quick • Tubll. showers, entncs & INITIAL CONSULT fHEE •IJ\jwy •Bill Pre>Mems ·DI~ •lDcorporallon ·~e Plan Wiii L.aw olfttt ot Jlunt• • ~· ...... *>'Tl All e r o u nl1 t1 n1 •h C1 .... _ rnaaun1 Hf'~ Com m I ·-·•-•••••••••••••••• ,,... Al em MG OU) t-. Ent l'i"\t MoOn l\IOJ 'f"orcnl(a wk r ui.lum (ablnt•h •m•ll Jv b' al-a.or'80Nfl C'Ofl~r .. -ior room 1uJdl t111n11 . r•mnd•I. llr • 17CW1 1&1 (~ a.drial c.,..t Serr'Ylc.• ...................... . ~!!!!!!!!!!!"-!!!!"•I•••••••••••••••••• • • • • • .. ;.a_,•:.. 1' tu c I AN 1 •n '"'"ll Shampoo • ~team c-INin natu free en Jm¥ lc-.in O>lor brt1ht~rs . wht l~or mall~ .......... ....................... ...... s.r.iu ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1-: C R E T A k I t: :-.. <:SU 10 mlft bk-a(h C~nn l.1. 1Sl7~ 67J UJ.'lV bv, dus rm. ball SU Avll ---rm fl 50, roucb S1U. lhr P111c ... i:I 0\Mlr ~'hm IJ'•l 1id«1r ••••••••••• •• • -· •• • •• • <'pt rt'l> .. ir l!l ',... t 11pr Du woe'\ m ) .. t(f lt1•h S3HU01 I'.. 11 G11rcfrn.-r tomµt > 16.rd ma1ot /w r lnuir-Wiii haul .10> th11111 ror $15 f'rtt ~t P1·1 .. l'r41 J01111 11 10.itl C.ill 1>,1\1d .11 Ha.,. .. .••....••.....•........ <.'.a q u·nlry . l'tlJ '>11 11r' roohna. <'t•rarmc.: 11k tt ~ ~~ utX Student. IH(ht haul mg & movmg '•T truck 0-dl"I 64S-8HOO .00~~~~ llumt.-1rnprvemt"nt. 2.S > !') ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t·xiwr 1'"encmte f>t>pt'll-Want a Rt:ALLY CL1';AN IJd ble 63142164 llOUSE~ l' .-II Gingham •MLFtXIT• l J rpt·ntt-r & 1'u111t111.: ~>ear:. "' ar"u !i4lj 17S2 ~2·431 I tta ~·" •.•.••.....•........... G1r1 Fret> H I ~5123 Cedar Crpt & uphol dn. !itm ~hampoo. ~cutchgrrl . deodonzer , prof fir w .. x Reas.838-~3.7~1 ~I .. M e & Annie "• lfou~eC'leun1ng.. I du~ nr'"1Ct". wkly. & monthly Rea !IOn J ble r ell;i bl•· 1 1• ~2 1 3313 Aft . ti '11467~~ -------JGNtori .. ..........••....•..••.• 1'1Nl!:ST IN J ANlTORl/\L CARE Comm/Ind-F.x· pert•~ 645-7440 ----- Bnck. 'ton~. block work . lite firs. l'Oncrete patio-.. wilts, dnvPways. Fr ee est John 846-1583 Prof painting. F.irt & Int cleu. ~.~ltt draioboardl. 842-3020 lJ>W rates. • 38001~ Pree t'flt 5lf>.43l3 MC IV1u lnt/m t.eslUftll, rest,uc. Tile ael tlng. excellt>nl w o rk. r e a so nabl~ IW4-n43 Dave's Pa1ntiJJ1. servmg ~ 9 yrs. moi.t rcu fMured, !Jc"d sa&-8425 ESSIAH Cslm pa10L&ng. lo rates. Free e s t. 3 yr 11uar . 962-1478. 633-9837 aft S. QualJty painters. ant/ext low r atet>. immediate ~. 848-561M. 6J6. 7149 S TUDENT·cxper i nt prunl. can do job for less. e:.t over ph. Alex 559 5198 ---- cos or palchH. lo rata. early AM /nf:lj, ~*'> n fill ....................... Saoehez P lumblnc Cop· per re-pipe.. houses/ Jll(.S. additions. gu lu1es. drains It r epair s •31U97. 642·3314 Free esllmat.88. prof. atJ vice. 30 y r s ex per. Insured, bonded. Lil' . 326509 714·829·7868. WJ..Wevs . ........................ C . Gidley Plumber. Trimm ing, re mova l. Repair servke. tru>lalla· landscapinc. sprinkler!.. uon. ba<:kflow certlflca· Larry873-3910eves.. -=Uon---~642-·_93_u _____ Wf 1hw C.._.. INGRAM PLUMBING •••••••••••••-•-••••• Repairs. re·pipes . wtr Professional W 1 n ~w AVA.lLAHLt: W1t have loP llk ills for y our tt'm porary needs Very rtexi hW. extrelJ1il'l)' low r11tc:. ~ase call for further m fu M anlyo. 768 8721 CtP J. Ace.He ....................... K & H n :Nl 1NC Wood fl'n<'-. & ll'l'Jlf'>. lfl~ ('S\ Kl"lly 640 \(1\4() I KA:n 87 s 7 L37 lf.lul1nt; Moving Con l'rt'\l• & trh ' n•moval lJ ump t rut' k Q u 1 c k btt'\1Ce. 642-76J8 -------~.!'mall Job:.. rt' QU/\l.. CLEANISC Real> dll()flable A:.k fur GreJ: Rate; llome!>.O<n. L.A::.t 1~ 1~1,:-, Rainbow Pnta. heat en SLS hr :>4.5 423:! clQmna by J oe Danielt> 714·548-8853 Will bab)'Ml 11rnall ch ild 1n my (;ol\e&e Park llunlt' CM~ Detail 631-4973 Ext 1lnL 8 y rs Prof E'l p ------Mo•inc) Lown\ Pn <'es. :-.eat & la ftwg ·...:.~ .. T · k l l I ----MdaWortl c-·~ Tree. 11hrub. tr im, ri· moval, eln up. haul aw11y. sprn.klrs 536 f.976 ('lt"anups. tri mm1 n ~. haul.uig. Free cslJma Le:. ~7-8271 R l) B I N · l:, H 0 USE · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean 4 yr guaranle\c". CLEANING S EHVIC J:; Moving., The '>tarv1 n.: t'rff ut... Call Ad Sdt.er For a thoroughly cleun College Students have 1257. 1>42-430024 brs. me. 54-0--0857 .:rnwn l~tc TlZ4 ·436 . .... ••••••••••••••••••• ~ . a e 1me ore ;,\. Repa ir & Rer oof All antJ shop a\ ~~. I).~ ~=!:!:.!,ngfe.,·rock :.impff! \lotlh Ua1l~ P1lu1 po.tar. Frtt O as.-.1r14"d Ad '>. ,\nd 11 ....................... ----....................... Brickwork. small Jobs Patios . s 1dew allts & Newport. Costa Mesa & d riveways Free e11h Seil Wllb EASE ! Same good sf.'rv 641 M27 Trade YoUr old stuH for !lave somethm1t to sell? -----new goodies w it h a est. 541·5930 Fm. Avail ~ou Ila~ somet~in~ tiJ ~ell. cull a fraendh lhtntes fast With Daily Cla-.-.if1<'d Ad· \01!>1.'r :;t Ir Vine 67S-3175 eves c.au Scott itt !)48-9477 It'!-a UREEZI!: <1».SS1(1c'<1Ads642.~lf {.'lusif1ed Ads. your om • ~top s_hopping c-entl•r. Oassilied adb do 1t well. Want Ad Help" 642·5678 <.1a.sslfied ad &\2-~8 Pilot Want Ads t>t2 ~-,,. ,Apa laah """"'-Apa hwuh u.fwn.. Af>e tMC..ts u.fwn. Apart1Mtth &.Ww-n. ROOl'rl$ 4000 Gclra.ps ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• forlteint 4350 CoroncldeaMor 312Z CostaM.so 3124 eo.t.W... 3124 ,,....._ 3144 ~11-"shrJl:lr h(lu:.l'mL \1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2U.l rtl(). Ad S1lU!r •2b3. (;Jr.1J':•• •>u l't•ntn,ul ,, :.?bdrm lbu Nt•w c·ariwl. Lar~cJ bdrm :!ha u11 2 bdrm U ppt•r. 11ll•l'I COMTIMPORARYllR OO<t:IOO :l4hn. ~lwn l2th&lJth St floonng. draix.~. v;.it1u. per. Garugc Nl'ar U<.X E1wlsd garu~l'. Adult-.. $225! /\1r• New <'l'J>L'' ~r Rentals 4 200 67:'>·7lli ti or !147 42\Jll carport. no pet~ S500 Top quality No l)cl::. no pe t s S350 m11 Pool! Applc'IS.'ilOl'>r<.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offla...... 4400 -...Ul...tal 44SO ..-Ss/1..,.st/ ....................... ..•••.•......••.••.•..• ~ •NO C~IA }!ESA• ~e<1 1dental HMO. 776 Sq ft !I rm s w le & palm :O.up1 r .full) P(I UIP ~1·1!f1mo Tom 54().22(,oO Pn1DL• Retail Space on 17th St • Costa M .:::.a , $600/mo Call l>7~00 R EALO~OM ICS --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~s Oppai; lwitr SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offiu R...+atl 4400 :~ "1 ft or plll<ih off1<."•· 700. 1713 S4811 545 7'JH3 ---540 5446. !">-UI OOH4 H~~-IM F~'i __ ~:11 4~'>.'1 3Br. 3Bu hon>t.• oll b<•Jr tl Vt'f! .. mall h;id..elor unit Lr~. I bdrm Apt Pool & (,1.1::.t\.'I :! 1111 p\1 )ard. l.OIJIMCI hoch 3148 al <.;d M Sh . .,·1i:. K l'vt "*5friat Rntd 4 500 fo./\HRIC srORt; Newport Beach. all '"'w dc"<X>r. Inventory f& ft'\ IW'\."S included <Al $58,000 Pnl'e to s ell. good nl't "''th balh NO KITCttl-:N p atio Adult only. n11 \.'OCI gar l'cl &. child Oto. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.treel. Sit()() wk "' Juf\ Fo\CIL. Avail 1mm1•1J pets 1887 Mo nrovi a 5395 mo C<t ll 5 16 ~I. I bdrm Xlnt <X't'an v1<>w SOOO "'le in Au~u.'t 2"'k bll l&l & lice depo~1t $285, 645 0030 a.-.k for P am or Larry Walk Lo pnv:itc· b<•.t<'h nurumum 213 !l'2K IK+I ~/mo. ----------N<-w C'a r p1·t . µa1nl HOG t-.;Rs ict.;/\L T'l ADULT l8r w /oJ>(·n 1 ... um <tra~ .... un port'l1 ssoo ·\skforLmda c ell '"· i-t•r v 1nlo( h a r ••~:.--.... mn IY7 ·:!11U ij:J:JOtHH ( 0Jll ~londu} li7!"> 2311 S3tll/mo. 673 IS803~\l'i.. WWC9~1 -=-a l'um CostaMeMI 3824 C le a n ll h r 1 .n o 1N {'"' FAMILY APTS. !"-!11.lll~1uu111 \111 lmn"°d I 0 Knlfl<f new lwuullt ul lrl! ••••••••••••••••••••••• paiot I r h1 11 K :"u 11rru11.1n 1· ~ :-.1o i.:I1· •• pt f•1r f.im1hi·-..,. 1th 11tr En cl gar:igt>. i,:a:. paid 64..5-~~44 lfeut p.ud No 1,.<t, 1m 4~7 ~I or497 ~'kl ·~1,,_,~1 .11•ul.1 r l lt'l'ollll r1111I I lldrm t'nndu 1\\:111 ""1'<'kl\ h um .lulv l:!th b'73 nr.:i <Jn lht• Ot-.1d1 Ill Nt•\lo IH•rt ~1·ek l) or monthh bdnn or I b.Jrrn ..,_1rl. l.Jmb. t>.11 ttJOll I Bd rm a111 I pct., 2265 H \1 a p It-:! l'hild rcn ;"•'.If ., .. rl. f,<m.1le prcfcrn'(j $2'.1'> 642 5073 ---2llr,211J ~t;.<, ------~ANAG l-:A Wo man o r "Br.''l:lc. ~c~•, .... wporlhach 3869 ., 1, I t II 3 1Jdrmap1,gal>~w1d <.:o u p l l' ov 1•r :JS 10 ., ., u ""'"' ••••••••••••••••••••• -,r comp urn m 1 Encl J:Or. adlt:. muna,lll' 11 un it /\pl hmn.· on lh1• l,1k•· ''·"' 64 2 5073 llou.~<' Cos1a \fr,.,a ;o.i., ~~WI ~'-~~l~~'.};,~1 PARK NEWPORT i 17 1 :II :oi.r. pr"' k 9«M• ----tuldr ~2200 •>-> ~.,,..., -"" "''' & t'll•Jn111 i.: 1 • .ti :!Bdrms.lbath a pt. c en orp<•lS . 1\va1l Aug.1st COUMTIIYC&.UI 11 • .rhara <ilJ"' \i..t Adults Ga11 p111d Brand ne w lux. IJ1l> LIVING ~ 1411 &\2·5073 hwasher. No pet.s. krd,., 1 O..Point 3126 S.nRlel>, 1&2 bNlr•x•m bdrm S360 2 bdr m ~50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jpl!>, & townh<>W>l..., 2 Br . :)() }11 .. t11 ll4•.1r h 3 Br. 2 ba. family unit, nn 759-1914 &494.2962 \H:W. Directly IJYl•rl<>Ok · forom $429 644 l!JOO pn l'Tll· t11Tw -.ull :.i va1I pets. S450/m o. Nr OCC --------in R m.-nna . I bdrm . $350 wk 61531\M 641-86.57 ~.side large· new :! Ar frple . clel·k. ~in,lllt• rom 4Br. 2Ba, H·r;. I.: ... 11 on I ----v ed I floor. beautiful new d lit Nl'wpo rt. ~., b l c11·k tu PINE BLU .. 'fo"APTS a ult ce1 in~. :! s un J>ll ct_caronly 496-7592 b ...,__ks h I tkcor . frplc. pvt , nr ea c h . l ovl•l y i llr , Spac 2 br. 2 b"', Adult• ~ , siarage wit 11un •-~a... ~• .. o b ..,00/ k 7 1 • ... 8'•1·3 .. , " dry Adults. no pets Aug t .... iMJIOft _._... _.. bt'ach & ay . A vail now . .,.... w '' 'Jl•o· • • • Complex. Pat1u, -vie w. I. ~75 meld ulll. 752.2S5() ••••••••••••••••••••••• <..'t11kiren OK. ~r~ mo 213-949-4333 frplc. e ncl gar .. ga~ ------Lovel~ all adult. l'\O Pf•\s. 1012 Wee;t Ba lboa Jeff ------ s tove .. dishwhr. Jae SuperSrductive !Bdrm 1.2&3 Br apls 6200 Ed 7:JO.J777. 1.agurui· Slt•P"> lo bead1. lndrynn 1''rom$475 Si!SS!Coverl'dPatto' inger,h.b 84&-0619 ----7·16 to 7·30. & S<>pl . SPMC 631 6107 Enjoy the vlew!Pool ---·1 Vc rsa11les P entho u11c. S6~0 /wk 4 911 ·55 6 '.I . PILtSmore! IS454>PHee Di'luxe pe>ols1de xtra lite ocean view. 2 bdrm. 2 602·945-1319 2Br, pool, gl!rage. adwt&. no pets. Quie l. S450. 046.(1.1;')4 RENTlMES 6JJ-4SS!I 2br. Zba. Bllns. d5hwhr ba .. firepl ace. 1-·u II VacatioR R..ttib 4250 l''l !TUI~ beach. /\dlLc;. i-.ccunly & aown1t1e,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand new 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ff11tc .• pYt. yard. 2 chikt O K . S5 !"15 . Near downtown . N o pets. Uniqltf.'' !Bdrm! Ulil pfcc RENTIMES 631~ ~Jt08or~l6. Large l Bdrm upper S28S Quiel building w ith &tr9 ~2---8 Ba beautiful lands caping Oun! qwel. r. 1 · ADULTS OVER 35. No ~o ktds /pets. S3SO/mo. pets. LEEW/\RO i\P'l'S. CallJeff.63).1266 2020 Fullerton Ave .1 I REALTOR~ S325 $4911 l & 2 l>drm AptlT nwnhoui.e l'atw. balcony. lndry rm , all hullt ·i ns. ~o me w 11 h 1· n c Io s e d g ar a I! l' lmmed occupancy. TSI. ~t,.ml 642 1603 LUXURY UYING lo qtaet Adult Complex. Spacious l bdrm apL'> Dishwas her . flrt-plllce. l'a t hed r a l <'t>lling . balco nie:.. PQol. s pa. pauos. garaite avail No pe ll>. '$385 m o M esa P\nes. ~ Harla i\v~. SP~C 549·2447 bUt E of Newpor\ Av~. & I bl.k So. of Bity I 631-0397 Pnme Cho1ce' 2 Bdrm' Sl90' Gara~e' l'ets OK Sunny Pat10C~Plfc.ot> Rfo::"ITIM ES ti3l 1555 VlE W. 2 BR 1 &. $460, 1st. la,!,I. se<' 1\va1l 1m · med Cull 1>av1d. agt. 646-3?:>5 MEW DELUXE 2&38r SS-\.SZZ. or !MS t t65 ---w i\l.LAC E ST /\ PTS Nf·wly dl•corated 2 Br ;\pl l bu. 539a Small chi Id O K . n o pe l s 645-4411 or 548 2020 ----Large Bach Adulb only Mesa Verde Area 2 bdrm No pets. Near fa1rv1ew 2 ba No pets $400 m o . & Rake r 54$-1882. $46-SOSO 2br. Iba. SCP uni\. $450 11'¥>. Spado~. rrpl, Crp\. drp;. patio. 2636 Elden. 642·7808. 5 48 ·60\9. 646-6789. APAITMEMTS Bachelor $320 JBr. $375 161 East 18th 642-0856 n n p <' t -; :l 9 5 m o ~01) ,,,., r m n Wk ti v' 0 ...,, 1 M "'" . . · I .,..., Is Apt ·1turr rx•<' ~ ~I OOH . Wknd:. & ... \l.., S300 wk /\va~l ablc in l Br. I B.i. Pnv. Patio. Good Cood. Ava il. Now s:m1mo .... Sec M2· 474() • 1 & 'l BR Pttto Apt\. • 011hwnhtu & 880'1 • Pool & Rrc. Room • Caidtn l1ndtup1ng • Joq to Buch & Shop\ ll ~ ,,\ I :\;\'I H\ )f\J\1f ·• l 1ft I \, • 1 I • •If 11fl • i I~ 'th,' 4 1iUO 2 BH. drape-.. cpts. apph(', ~r . \'low lo "-<'hool & bU:. Llkt• Oe\lo Only nPal & cl{':m nl't'il .1pply No pet.<. SH~. 848·6448 STEAL IT 9UfCIC ! 5320! G<>ri:eou.s 2Bdrm • Garage' New<8426 t fre Rf:N'T'l MES 631 ·45.5.5 Wt I Br t·ustom de1·or. all bit ms. refn~. 6 blks lo o<'Can Straight or i:ay OK $.325/mo. 960·5742. Al.k for Rick. MARINO'S WAUC Le 2 Br apts from $450. F'rplc. large yd. patio. i:ar . nr Huntingt o n Harbour. 16662 .lib Cir. Apt I 840-(,80? 96S-ll.20 . Aug. 673-6749 LOST & ALONE? ltENTIMES Shows You the Wa> To Go Home. CGl631~555 Oreanfront 3 Rr. 2 ba. a n· nuaJ le~. New paint t.i 1·.<rpet.s. firt>pla« SIOOU rrY• fiTJ 2113 ;lt)r :!hJ • I~ blk (11 bt h 963-AAIR 96H-~ 1 kr I h:.ith 1n 'll'<'unt} build1n~ w /ba~ vi~w Pool & s und('('k S700 mo 673 2113 2 RH I Ba. fplr. Jf!O.i l:lay St Sc!i5 mo 675--0349 VersaLlles. lbr rondo. xlnt loca l1011. full secunty & a me n11 ic!> s:-i11s 1m o 497 3506 Oc-tached I RR 1 Ba a pl on 43rd St. l'art. fum S'50 mo. -* :.ec Yrl> ~11000 2 bdrm + den. 2 ba Frplc. utils pd. All uppl $575 No pets. 631·2396 aft 6PM. C.ondo 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Ray v1t!w. c ncl1>d garage. auto. opene r . $750 year- ly TSL Mitmt. 642·1603 Ocean .. ·r ont. private beach, 2br. fully fum Avail no w & S~l'l. &&2· 1802 or !nS-0:>4S. TAHITI Spend a ~a..-enly va<'a· uon m this mOd l•m 2 br. 2 ba bun1ta low. on t h1• "'·•tl'r un 1und l h<' L..,land lrom l'tt~lc m natl\e ..,ur round1 nl!' \t1ulh """ C'.1 r 1n d uded Tr.10.,p11rtJllt1n tu & from u1rpon pm wll-d PVt ply, ~9 2W!t C\'C"' & wk ends ...._..stoShan 4300 •••...••.•..........••. ~O\'ln~" A' 01d clepu-.1l c; & I UI ll\lllg ··~pcnl>l'!i ' P r ofe ::.s1o n a lly ~1t1 l'f' Hfil. HOUSEMATlS 832 4134 APPLY MO CHARGf ••HOWIE•• Rent.al Shan nit Service Has Roommate t·or You 953-0579 7 days 9S3-039l5 Super rum Npt Ekh $375 pn v bath o wn video It''. garage, no !'I~ 0818 fem wunLo, !4arne lo i1harc 2 bdrm apt ti 8 SJ90/mo tWl 2'~ Roommate wanl<'d to 'hr JBr h...c "'1th 2 Olhcn. $25() mo 775--0ZJ9 • • •••• •• • • • • • •••• • • • • •• ... p.u e $400/IJlO C. nt r JI ....•....••••.....••••. EXEC. SUf'TtS kl(auon Ann. 754..r7lt.I 10 '>Q rt lit I. wrth hunt <.Cf1ce. largi> dnve-in rear llooc-. 220 AC » !>Q. ft 629 Tt'nnm<tl Way.C M. ~W 9352 d •I) ~. 641:> {,I&e N1'ar '> C airport I tent inl'I ren:-puoo. c·on reren<'•· rm. Janitor 'l'rv .. ut1h . 1011 fr1•1 <·o p 1 <" " It m 11 r ,. :--t-.·n ·t .. 11JI -.c•n .1•..i il l.u11r Oo~ k!>I '~tll WESTCUFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH c.,,., ~" °'' .... ~ ,, . .,_., .... ~ t' ..... /,..,..,....,~. .,.I "-""-\ili''f"<• /-..-... Call Mr Howard 8 45 . 8101 1-:x t-X:l1T 1 v ... ~u IT t:!'-t Nt'wport C"ntt"r . full "-'l'\H'l" !Jn' at~·. on'an VICW, $270 ~ 7!'19 <l()Jf; coarottAn PLAZA NEWPORT CF.~·rt-.H 2 Pnvatt' 0H1c~ • n · t't•ptJ•>O $MSO i 59 1550 ------ 450 sq. rt. for M2S ~·r m o 1001 81n:h St. N.U, A.it·n1 541 ~ t Mo. FREE Hewpori~ Pr'e'ilJ1t10US i::Xf'<' <;UllC" I n cld s :;et". serv1<"e-.. rc<"Pt • phone unswt'nng. undt>l"l(m d p rkn$! . h •ll·X & ant1q1.11' d<'cur. conr rm. 644.1 1 ~0. As k for John or J ane ----- BEST RATE in NEWPORT BEACH ~Offk~Spou 400 to 5000 Sq. Ft. •J anitoria l S.-rv1c1• & U11Lt1u.•-. ln<'ludl-.t • i\d J·•Ct'nl tu A1 rpurt ~ l<•..,IJUr.1nt Row e \I I l '.. I 11 J \t ol } II r t•.,. )' 833-8813 KOLLCEHTER HEWftORT .. .ll·i.:ant elle<'ullvt> ~wt1 .... m pre:.t11<e toe I nc.:l<ls ~rl'UlnUI S('rv1ees. re cepllonli.t . telt'phone ans""enng& more. F rom ~2 7 5 pc r m o T ll 1': llEADQU ARTt:R .: COMPANI ES. A pro fessional <>nv1ronment. 7M /851-0681 --- t::xl'"<'ut I \t' Su lh ... <irlJl Ncwpor\ &•.lt h h>ea t1on. lh'l \'I>, 24hr. Xl'rtJ~. roor r m , frt"t' prk 1111!. Airport 1'-Jl.l"l'Ull\I ~Le:,. j !12~ 1191 ft.-nl or ka.~ "' wt1VO tu buy rww t>ffiu• v >Odo. 4 I ~ ft A1rpon Jrl'.i ~ ~7 ~ <Xf1<X tor k!a5~ 144 o,q rt '\;.'\4 bid~ C<nt.i \fr~J SlW mo. R~1,l & .111 ut1l incl &tt>-32".?A O.CAllPO«T ARlA H•:~t bwldin~ oo k1rC'h M Jo"ur n ishe11 1>r un fur11 1::.ht'd l'Al'<'UllVI 'Ultt.>' All :.t•rv1t:l"' J"'aJIJblt• C..11 A1.,'t 979-8533 XI.NT BUSINESS PAii LOCATION MESA IMDUSTRIAL PARK 711 W. 17th. St. CostaM.sa 64~4463 •Ow 7,500 wt ft. & llrw 1.170141-ft..ih ....... f« .. diete ~IC Prop ~5726 1to u see l Pa n 1n l( & )alUt.on al sen~t' inclu & Car)>l.•\ CQtUll rn•nl. Mu:.l !K"ll d u.:! lo 1Jthcr business inten-..i.. 1-"u ll p r 1rc s 10.ouo 1>31 li.'nlor ~ Small Ke-.taurant C M Are~ 646-541\H nr Mll-251~ Dt::LI & SANDWICll SHOP. Top loca tion m lll!l hr1:i X In\ bus1ne<.' R.·ad\ lo rn;1vc 1n & takt.· over CJll for lnfro \ll-:t. t-'UCllS P.iv1hon llc<1llor 6754:1120 tn.estw..t W..tect 5020 ....................... Prunt• 2 ) r Npt s hop f l'Oli'r 1300 'lq ft St 110 mo P .itnck Agt 631 l :!bt> o C C W ' • " C Y • * Orange County Prod&lt: C:.,..... *9pH & ..,.. lion Co w .-n\s Invest.ors. •· •l~ ~ ft. • 50'1' return. Short term Lit' I offk.e _,..: 64twb.<:all.7:i9~ _ *** UH Fri. 7:10 to 4. Mwytoa.o-SOJS w.10-.. ... ................... . EXECUTIVE SUITES l ite a l fo<"a t •on n l·.sr .i1rpon. approxlm~trh :!4C!Osq rt. 12" door. iea ... t' au11. $72 0 /m o . &b Fe teia Y..., 957-Z'TOO 4550 Euclid 6 Warner. ac roliS Shi ... from Mile Square Parit. ....................... Costa..... StGI. G•t19H BRAND NEW! Bear and Nex\ to F'uo Zon.-on Rakt-r St CC<Kt.a Mt'l\.1 B a I ti o a P f• n 1 n .. 'rwy off ramp> I (IO""x20""> 673-3930 or 673-ZMJ , __ Hoth lot·:..tJons are on ttw: 2nd floor ol banll. bwld ISlorage Shed 16"xl2 wrth rn.:., Ulil 1t 1e~ d n d ..,tont"e lot mea-;unn~ J8Dlton ::i l l>l'rv11·t"., 1n so·x45· Near Ueat.h Blvll , ludt'\l "'1lh lea.-.1· Con & Wamer .118 751 R9l;7 ~w~tary """ m it .....,.. Waahd uoo <..OUTHCOAST BANK -·-··•••-•••• Wa11led 1n Costa Mesa or 4450 ....................... 1-"or 'tore & offlc-e spa~ at reasonable rale-- SOO to 2700 Sa Ft. MESI\ V t:RDEbl< PLAZA 1.~M<'-.J Ver~· t-:.C ~ 545-4123 MEWPOIT ILYD COSTA MESA 2482 88. 7800 ,;q Ct. 2 Stor y. Complcllon a p· prox l2·JC>.ao. Fm~ w llUI l. 642·3493 fni ne al't'a. 2 o r J t:sR. hou s e pre re rrt-d . 3 Adulli.. XJnt ""ferenc:e. 673-57 Ul 1-:v e s & weekends Studio us profc,,1onal t'd1 l or s r-elt s o n e bedroom cot~e t11 quiet lo(.-t1on. T e ltphonl' 673-7'6S4 or wn le' No 567 No Oran.et> Coa.'lt Oculy Piiot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. C.. 926216 t'aauJy wants to rwit lgc ocunlront bme oa Nwpt PeoU1Sllla. From Sept ·~ for 1 year or until NBtCM, up to 4700 !'IQ t\ , June 15. "81. 835-lSSS or .wail at pnme corner, 832 7MO 17th & Nwpt Blvd. ;..,--1------- ~ -t-•1-...... 4'50 Mpt I AJrpcNt .,..._ ....................... /)~~) HOMEOWMEaS a.o.,~-.. Use )'OW' ~w fM bills. home add1tioas, vaca· bonS. etc. ADY amount. lUlY n.-ason. Credit or job not neces. .. ary. Compare our costs. 24 hrs. & ~odll 146-5567, 4ll-1104 $ 2nd T.D.'s $10,000 TO $500,000 with terms up to 5 YEARS Payments as low as INTEREST .. .· ONLY " f'of' Fut Ac:tioD Call BRANDNEWAl'TS 28r2Ba. S4JO SpectOUS ne w Unit . pvt. patio. close w shopping. Adults. 1982 M apl e . ~~or 646-6816. tBr $370.$380 l ... i!4°" 2250 Vanl(ua rd 540-9626 H.rtl _. 3142 Versailles Penthouse 2 Bdrm 2 Ba. ()('ean view. sec uri ty 1750/mo 6+t-o..S2 You take care or t hei..--.a...-~-u.---411s;.. .... ~ housework. I rurnts h b o m e & it r OC'crl e s NeWty rederontled om~ For Rent Garage & lot space from 75' n. t"\tll near Bead! 81\ld. Blvd & servi<'e 54«>-2960 Warner. HB. 751-8967 851-0991 REPUBLIC HOME LOAN S pacious F a mily 3 Br·s:'15. 2 Br·$340. Pool & playpwnd. 846· 1486 Spacio us 2 Bdrm In • tourplex. Avail 81 l. Lauodry rm. ear port. .... ~ 1 Br Eutside. small bu\ • cosy w /tau al neat wood. -· eGMSO aft SPM l Br. Apt/Car. Adwta No , Peta. a&ove. rdr .. • dis· , hwuhe r incl S325 . .,.., F.u& Y Olt W.US l Br. l Be. private patio. ~.No ht.I .... ... mr &ASl'Sl.DE. c&.o 2 BR. ctald oc.. No pets. 1115 •·at lllJt Pltee. Apt. &141-. m for Pam 2'; ............ 2 Bdrm. •~ e.. lllUm. t car war. ,,elec. OllU· AHU July 1/IO, tm/-. MM'JSJ. ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br 2Ba S450-S460 I Br. l Ba. f'nv Pallo. :tl8 West Wilson. 63l·SS83 Good Cond. Avail. Now. S. a..... 3176 Adults· No pets 1135/mo + Sec. lf42 47'° ••••••••••••• •••••••••• , ...... .._.. 3140 • IHdt 3140 lBr apt. cooveo1ent loc•· •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• l>On. gar., ~/!DO. Aft. • LOOKIMG FOR A llMTAL? 6:.-.30.17. F.uy Tbe Breae ! $325 Sunny 2 BR! Pool! Nice Pool ! KidsOK(~P>fee R.EN'I'lMES 63l-4MS 499-1531 Responsible fem 25+. Non·smoker to 11t11m · 2Br house w 1sacne CdM. S3001m o nthlv No de pc15it Call Ad 1127G vt 642-430024 hours per tJay. Mature fe m . to shr. 2 br, 2 ~ ba t o wnh o u se. Unique, Deluxe Office Space Available •Wet Bars • Fireplaces • Private Patios • Spectacular Views 250 to 3000 SQ. Ft. (714) 875-8882 •Mia A IBfTH7 •WANT TO PURCHASE A HOMl7 s.ta... JllO ....................... Npt/CM area $2S01mo. 642·1470& 646-755S .._ _______ .... • SB.LIM6 YOUI HOME? YOU MEED z:I:\ DIMLIW ...._IOUTM _,.OllTMU IMTA MA. CA_,.. CALL TODAY IP.Ga DITAILS 714-641-1111 3Br. 1 YI Be condo. IOds oil. Pool, J>i•Ylround. patio. 1450/mo. It dep. Fee. DIRECTIONS. 641-8155 MW 40-50. to 11hr SBr. 28a hie. ln C M. Nr So. Cst P1112a. spa. S225 mo. + *of u\11 64\ 4913 ... . .... ,., ....... ..... .,. u.tw RI•~ ltoO Will share 9 rm. 3 ba hu •-••••••••••••••••••• home. C M. Ml<'r O. 2 SI ii~ !f! rrpks. 546-3428 -··-· .. ;c. Nfw 162 bdnn •W'Y fw ewt 4150 9dult •P'S in l4 plans •••• •••••••• ••• •• • ••••• from Uto. 2 bdrm Garage for r ent nci.r ~h'om-+ . 'M pools, teaAla. walMfalll, 0 r • n g e A "e , C . = o;.t" ="'£: l50/rm. 675·930I. Jl6eeof'hrydriveNorth Oaraae 1s·x 12· with on Beeett to Mc'~ MOrqe lot. $Oll ao·x.s' ...., Wm 00 llcP'adden Near Buch Bl vd. & to S.awlnd Vlllate. Wamer'Bl.atr7 m••·11•. SIS Sq Ft. •ood pa.oellnjt, car~t. p orklng. u\11 , :n52 Newport Blvd. CM 556-418 t 644-2228 Arch. EnttlMt"rina inter. deslen. shire new ofc. space. Blue pnnt facll. Cont room. kitch.. drall· UltS tbl. N r 5o5 f rwy • Oyer Rd. 6C»toO sq. ft. 6 3 .000 s q . fl . avail. ~55:9. . .,..... DICUTIVI SUITI Full Mnice offic• ln Newport C e nt er. M0-~70 ' W -#he Oblltf P,tti ~ vw m~qth .•. You may ~our ockll.....mg wvice when · your ad ... a DailY Pilot ad number wil appear in '(QI ad . . . we will take your memges . . . you coll In at 'fOJ( c:onwnienc:e to get the respona to y<U od ... this .viol is only SS per Mtk. For men inbinotion and 10 place 'f'AK od coll 6a-5611. n.tte-Le. e ,., ...... $ *FAST* FUNDING •TO~ 9181 ... doc.loiDCiilOW c.11 ....... 8robr' TM,..., ......... -A DM.Y"'-OT v"NEEO ¥"MONEY • c.9fTMO ,.,.,IN MaJr.tTD.._ t1Mlll Artllftlt!d b, c.... ..... "-.... -. .. ,,.. DeMi" IOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• W\dlJlw tuu monr) h>f' 2nd T O '11 No rrt!d1t ch_.C'k no pnby •'or lft'\IOn r.ill \.gt 67). 731 l .AO)'I IOlt' m.ooo 2nd T I) 15'. llll only pm LS. J 'r ) dut' date, WllJ dtS(' 6J8 2'(110 l'ons1der1 nR 2nd Td .., ~ 0.11 F'rt.'d Cant ti44 2633 CJl.000 2nd TD OIM'OUJ\t~ to yield 22': . 3 > r:. <:all Paul 497 4844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M Wl-19h 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MT. ST. H&.IM°S ,HOT O'S ..... ~.~---~ . ,; 1= L.Ob'T Mal• doc Ml• 1ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• <r. molt!)' \r1r _,. 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PHE LAW l>ludcnl nct•ds 525,(.IOO. Wiii do anything Legal Conf 1dl'nt 1.il OVM P 0 Bax 32.i2. N 8. !f.i663. UVf' tn llwllpr hd> mn car. atnllthl, anal. W M 80 fur h!Ut)' non amll• ,_., drnk1 oldttr r .. m or cpl Sal UJ111 R.-fll ro Bua -..chino ('tt IHO l>a> u r" lor 111 or t•ldt1rl) 1•'f"On in lh er horn.• l'tefl'f' NU are11 ~!I ll50 ~W-.4 7100 ..•....•............•.. Acruunt i. ltt•c ,., ~ "l> It• (' I I' r It I\ C' 1• U U II I 11 H1ict1t\•ublt' O\'pt hu• .,...run.i fur c·1 .. r1. "'' •l'~ 11t·r on 10 llf'y M .. JOr c·i. lwnchb & N rn"'°llll'-'\' 'al>Ui' •u11 1ur .. • M 1-< 001 d('t ROl>t-5!16 0040 t 'COl NT~ l'A\',\UI .... l:ULl.ING A () V t. H T I ~ I . t: AG F:N C Y II" YO 11/\ I-~ JWnl'rJI tifirt' expent-ncc with .i hookk t'\'l)lna.t lrnt·k .,;round AN U /\Ill-: \ (•ri.at1 "" .1rruralo'. flex 1hlf' AN O l 'AN l.1k1· dl~'tmn l'U:.11). op.-rah• u 10 ke> by tourh. l) Vt' V('f,Y Wt•ll. & fll\' Wt-; llA Vt-_: JUSt the :.pol IM you Beautiful lrv1n1· location. bt1muh11 an.: ut ln)Sphl're, ll'rr1f1c IK'O pie, xlnt bent•ltlb Call Jim Am 7!'>2 til7l Cochrane <.:ha""" l.Jv111Rslon & Co lnr ACCOUHTS • • P'AYAILE CLERK SPIRITUAL Rt-:ADINGS The Jolly Roger lnr has IOam IOpm Fully Li<''d an opening for an At P •t!'2 7296 or 492-9034 1815 Clerk w 11 2 Y" eic !X'r s c11 m 1no Real. San Xlnt opportunity for <in 1ndJv1dual w1lh a 1tood t1em Lll'('Ount1ng bac•k1tround !~.~~ ..... ~!~ Al/J'OllOTIV & SAl.ES PIONSSIOMAL SA.US POSITIOH We wlU Fl'Ct ujt 11t'nr11I P•OPI• to Join o ur qualtfled profni11on11I Q&m \eam w~ olr•r 0....NM.ta rom1n1"1<}(1 ., honw 1nct'nl1vr C umpl•tc ml'dl('•I bfcw<itt I' aid v ll (' 11 lk>l\I N~w r11r dl'm0f1Jtr11lori. 0PP-lhUllt) for 11dv11n <'l'llWOI l'ompleh· trlillllnl( vru 11r .. m 1 ·~n you qu11hf) .. !Mil'\' lo llU\'Cl'l<d lliih ~hool edun 1t1un l'Jltforo1 .. uri~t·r .. · Ul't"tlllt> N 11 1· x p .. r 1 ,. 11 t• t' llt,'l't'"4Ury Mi.lure, wt'll in.u1ncrt.-d fWlll llf>P"Mriln('~· Cull Mr Crt!t<n RAYFLADHOI 16-11 AMto c ...... Dr. '"'-ll0.7000 UTOMOTIVt: LOT MAH! l,'he v y ded le r olf n :. fuJI or part t1r11t•, permCt nent poi,11100 lu ><>~ nwn tu d ):013l in lht• Bod~ & SerVlce 0.:pt :. in \'aned. Ullcre'IUng lw.k11. ad\ Jll t•e1flt'nt S~ Mr Studt> al HOWARD CIM'tt'Olri l)()Vt' & Qua ti 5~ N .. :WPOHT Ht:AC"ll AUTOMOTI V 1-: USED CAR MECHANIC Musi have exf)t'nenct• 1n all pha~ o( 11~t>d rnr t'ond 1liontn11. 1-: x t'l' II(' 11 t wurkmR rond1l1ons & tvp rnnl(e benefits 1\pply lll SerV1ce Mgr THEODORE ROBINS FORD '.10b0 HARBOR llLVD COS1A Ml ~A b41 · 0010 c:o&or photoi-. of MJ)' IRth crrupt1on llx 10" • 1$, llx14" SJ(). 16x20" SOO Photo Spt;t'tdlt1~. P o Box 7136. ~lt>m . Urt·~on 97JOJ TOUCH OF CLASS ~Diary <'O mmt'ni.urall' Bab)Slller . 36 h.n. 1.1r .,.k, ~ w l'X1.11::rit•n1·l' Xlnt SCRAM-l[Ts ESC"'wuS benefits & wurken,li! t·on \fu n Fri S4 :J Exp 2'4 llRS. 752-0817 dit1ons al an c-stabhshed n~-d for i:ood ho>· tod Hl<'WERS medium s11ed rompan y d lt-r ll arbortW1l~on Al1..J Send resume or apply 1n area 64&-2885 u K I Gn.tCl .. •'I ... amac ntt person Bab)'S1tter wa nted O(• G11vel -Banum ESCORTS TiiEJOLLY ROGl-:R Mii.KiN(; INC {'as1on1&I days & C'Vt-nmJ(:. J Ju..'ol had m~ 1(11'> tank 24 Hrs 64 l-Ol80 17042G1lle lle Aw for llrTV> old boy in ffi) filk-d up Now I kMw C•/Chtcks Irvine. 92714 home S48 61H_5 ___ _ howacowmui.tlccl afl'1r AMhp/MC/ViMI .:~~;; ________ _.&ck office 1tirl tor In MILK.JN G l ll'IW j •11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!19~11!1'1 ACC..'TG BK PN < ; le mist wanted Ex I' pre Happy Ads 5120 *FOXY LADY* TEM PORAllV ferre d 1.al(una llilb .. •••••••••••••••••••••• OUTCALL ONL y Regis te r today lo work art•a 170 6:113 MAlll S0Mf0Nl HAPPY MAKl SOMfONl SMILE l'lilt'l'il llAPP\' ,\IJ in 1h1.., t•nlumn fornnl> ~J 2."1 Call G42 56711 (otU.!rdh 111 tv1t) &-('\ n 1h1a oo thl' li•rth of 1h1·1r lll'W b<th \ hO\ '' Wekornt' P.1111 Wilham Al~ ~~i:!._n_!·ntb Lost&Found 5300 97 ~ 1138 oo vanou:. .iccounlini.t & * -* book k ec· 111 n ~ a i.:. 1 itn COVER GIRL * OUTCALL * MC1VISA nwnl:. Work 1'10~1· 111 ) o u r ho m c• F 1 .: u ri• Clt'rk.s to Senior Act·oun tants net-ded \hrnu~hout Oran Re Cf'.IWll) AIHllHIT MAIS• R~~ • .,.!!DY account~ • Pariy Omteen • * 972-1345 * MC & VL,a /\creptl-rl ESCORTS •953·4473• 1\1 w '"" open ROLl1:> ltOYn. l::SCORTS lscorts.-Ovtcalf 24..,s. 7Sl-OS37 MASSA<a: S1U W AD MYSTIC MASSAGI': 55ii 46.'>6 Santa Anu 23.:i:I :>Jo Hroadway =aM1. t:(1ldwf'll ~ nk•·r Bh1R . S.inla /\nJ 17141835-4103 FHEf: PARKIN(; \l'COl "'1iTl:-OH; Cl.EHi\ 1-:1t•1 t ronll \ l'irm hd.., upcnmR for an .it'l ounl 1nlo( r lt·rk w1lh :.omi· t•x per '1u'>l have HI kt•' by IOU< h. J.:!~.1(1 lll'Ot•f tb ~ worklllR nmrt . 1>h'd" ;ipµly In 1>1•r.on Ple:.i.t·~ Sem1conduct"r" lli41 K.aJ..-.er A vf' . In 927 14 114 ~!l\n!I ...•........•..•....... Ma:.~llRl' ~ll'Vf' ... II a Ir ----------1 lfapJX'nlllJ? & Spa 17~1 N1•wpnrt Li lvd C M I•---------· FOUND ADS ARE FREE Cal~ 642·5671 ti4ti 1*i:l6 IOam-IOpm ADMIH. ASSIST --Invest firm Newport Wlutc male. :iii. ~1.-ek1nR a sincere rnend llunl 1nglon Ue11('h Beat•h ;Jrea '•fill K200 a ft e r 3l01>fl'I Professional Therapeullr '!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'•I ma~age Ltc · d NB Appl Beach expandtn.li! Asst lo Dir Sales nce<led Ht> qU1res :.trong ck!n cal & admen okgrd Good 'kill:. & cicper Xlnt Rrowth oppt y :\un ~mok e r pre f Call ~0123 Lost or Pound a pel" Call only.Stev~548 ~!7 __ 1~~~~!!!!~~!!'~-1 A n i ma I A s s 1s l11 n c e Adounistrauve A:.sts lanl League~ 2273,nofo·e Part lime . type !IS caries Angels 60wpm Phone. general orftce 644 7454 M ,.., ~I Shelue ln t'ol1ir :'tiale Vic V1ctona & Ca n )on REW A RP M7 7017 * Outcall * -::..-E-, c-Wc-. H•. Ultil al Saddlehack Plaza. 642·3812 I o o k 1 n It r or f' 1 T my best fnend & httlt• Vvtcr1nanan A:.s1stanl :,weetheart. Ills name 1:. MC/Visa R«eptiorust 964 4744 S l' h o l z 1 e 11 a ., ~!!!!~!'!''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~APT Mgr t:xper'd cpl to s\raw~rry blunde Ion)( o manage 120 adult onl> B111·k OHie\' Girl 1-;KG ·., & x rta y~ r••Qu1rl'd 646~ Hunlt1ng CCMNll9rc ial T •hn l n1t1"1 C.1lirom1a Bank t.:lOA :-.lt•wport l'ntr Dr "locwpo n Hol·Jt•h 1'1 1 MM ~: 0 1-: liankin1t !-.>Uthwc~t Bank. LJ~un.1 Ue.H'h r1·qu1r1•, 1·\ IJ('nt"nn'<l B:tnk T1·lll·r~ l'p I.Al $'ii5 mo WI' al.,11 r 1• Q u 1 r o· ,, ll r .1 n 1 h S+-1 rc·1;1n & <:o·no·r .. I ll11okkt·•·p1·r l onl;11·l .loan G ort· l'.17 17il ~: () ..: Banlt1ni.; TB.1.HS Newpon Beach 2 po:.1 lions at our bu11} olf1ce al \ill'hl ba:-.m l n('lud•·.., 1, d11y S11turda> Minimum I yr t'X per11•nl'1• a ' Teller Ca I\ G Ion a Dot> . 673-3130 IMP'ERIAL S & L t.;qu.al Opportun1t' ~mployer M1F1ll Banking •TB.LHS• South Coast Bank ha'I immediate opening!! for Tl'llers 11 yr cxpenenrc requ1red 1 to a rct:'pl p~rma nt•n l pos 1l 1on!> with an outstanding op portwuty ror ~rowth and 11dv1ncement Plt•ai.e contact Rulh Tho ma) ~5300 'OJTH (()/'C-. f BANI< An lndl.'pendentBank Equal Opp t:mplyr M 1F llunklnl( Clenc CARRY FOX 1.CENCY s.a ••• , .. Sec"'-Y of "'"" 111•.wl ht•;u·h l1x·u1 .. 1I I'll ""l'k' I0'11\ 14 Oll'I' <IPll"•'ranr1• i.:d 1 .. mru11n1<·Ull\f' 'ktlh, & l'fJlll" & "lhorthuncl l'.~t·(•I benci. & lot' 11( JIU rtH•"' Cal C..,., f7J.ftH IHlh ~: Ith SI ~ 1\. T...,, Ht.,1ul S&t l<X'.tlt'f1 nr \11,,H>n \'1t•JO "t't'k' 2 l'\l)t•r\I ll'ller-; or ... 111 t I .o I n hr I I! h l . n I I ' I' .1pp• .. ir111i,: 1nt11\ 1cluai... ... r.1,h1.·r ,.,,,..r ~ h 1>111i.: JO • ... pm \'r•n lrio·nrllv rn .,.nrf..,•r .., :\lrll h••Ot" & 'l<tMIOJ.l ,,,I.or' tu Si511 f or I r.11111•t•., lo S>!~ll ror 1•\f><'r Cal C.-ry 972-tt55 11\lli ~: tlhSt .S 1\ T~ lll'aut h u nk O\'t'r lnol\ln\! ... at"r "'l'k' !'\ Jll'I t•·lli·r' Ho llllO t h1•tr j'r•1\\1ni.i ,1,off W111 k 1n tw1111t n1 • ... hr.1rw h Xlnt l>f'nl''· t 11 I ' "t JI :1 r I 1 ".., & 'I :trl 111i.: 'Illar~ tn 59011 Cal C.-ry f72·f955 11;11i 1-: llll SI . S 1\ P'IX ()pie alun c rll ... 111)! 1·•1 -.0•1•1. ... :! "'lwr'ol l'HX 11111·r;ot11r' to r1•11lat·1• :! v.h11 .on• ,ofhanr1n~ ... 11hin tho• "" l.ol' of r"""' '" l!r11v. Xlnl twno'' ~ -.i .trl ini.: .,alar~ 111 9f{IO Cal C.-ry f7J.f955 lhlio E 1th St . S ,\ b~eS.C'y Ho'.•Ul h~'.li'h l1w·at1•ll (' It ' l' '' k 't I It d I \ " .11· 1·1 .I! n r :--& I . h.11 k i:ro1111d ~ i.:d I' p111t: &· 'hvrthand to io111 •l .. fr11·n11l\' -.1;1ff Th" 1•0 ,... notnt l11r ''" ll!nt.! 11•1 m .. niµln\ 1•0·'- )1. In I ho· 11 "' & .111 ~;1r11·1•nto•nt p1111•nt S \ :• r I 1 ti )! ' ;e I ,, 1 ' l • 1 ,, "'"' Call C.-ry 972-'9SS llilfi E Ith SI !"I A Typim (;rt'.11 O•l•f1t1rtun1t\ l"f in1ll\ ulu.11, II\ 1111.: 111 l.;1t:11n.1 11..,,..h ••r John \lo ;1' rw \11 p•111 to 111111 I h ..... 1· l r 1 •· n d I ' ( ''"''.'''"''.. \ ,,_, .. , ... , 111 I .t~ 11 11 .• Ho• II h " I I " r ' I 11 t .. 1' ''"' • 111 .. 111 r1 .. 1 .. n1 A L'''·'' IM·n· .... rho 1olhor l•M .1t1•1I 111 llw .•HI"'" n ( I 1· r ' \ I n I .1 d \ .1n1 •·mt nt pot• rll " .o ppr·"'·'' I tl'ld Call Carry 972·'955 11;11; F Ith"' '\ \ lrcmdl M••,.. Ex n·I opporlun11y 111 1·'1 p1·r'<1 manal!••r 111 1n1r r ht .. pr11~ro·io....,v1· S&I. hui\11 a hri).:hl luturo· t; ""'' hl·n1.,. & nc•).:1111:1 tilt \.1l.1n Cal C.-ry '72·f955 llllli E 4th SI . S A Hew Acccimh Utllty w ..... Two hlll llrrw p0111tion• <11vaaleble CHh1enn.i tix ptr would be ht'lpful ~c_..,. P•rt ti m e poa lt lon nadable 1,,\e l)'Plftl u nq\ared Un.iU!d Callfonua Hank Z22 Oct' an Ave . ~wia~ach • 4~·6546 t:Ot: ~~~~ ~~~ Banlt111g 1Sav1ngs & Loan IMMEDIATE OPIMIMGS TBIHS <.1erka1 AlEEJOIS P U R CF.LL Tf!M PORARIES hu many openl,Ap for very Htlt 1n1 companies . Im mediate open!A'6 r~. s.a ...... Mica a tla; a.rt.a .. ca.rtas ,,,.... llua,tt ... lh ..... ~ ~-itt Optr's. en= rwc.ITl .. IW .... I 4020 Bird\ Strttt Newport Beach Call~l·!mS Immediate openings for 11111111111111111~------1 both full tune & part llmt! <iERICAL TeUen. 1n l!l"OWllltl Sav BAIMlflMl' ingi. & Loan t:x~nence • 4WU .. preferred but will trail nllllftsrllMITlrf' ror full llmt' work onl> Ul"f"UIUUIWllLJ Opentnl>;S ill OHIC(-5 In e-.0 I -s both Tht.' C11) or I rvmc & •-..- 'The C1l)' of Orange App FUJI and pan lime open I) ul 111g:. Cash1enng or rel:tt ed backRround and hRhl I RVJN E SA\ I :"IC~ & \Y'PIOlit l>k1ll1i r1>f1wr1·d UM:>J f:xpenenrl' preh •rn·d I~ MdcAnhur Rl\d but wdl tr;un ln1ne.Cil !127U 1-.0 1-; M f' IOOllHPH MC .... lmmed1&lt' 01wn1n~ 1n !llC"wport lk-11d1 firm for 1·xpt'n('n ced mdl\ 1dual Ma1n11un n ·cordi. tor m u lt1plt> c•JrP'o lhru f 1nanc1 u I s lall'mc nh Non 'mokC'r ' c·all Mr Pickett btwn U & 1 lAM ill 714~ 1626 ------ l.A(;U:"A llll.Ui ~ t:I Toro Hoild M!i Ro!>en "411 2222 TUSTJ;o.; • <..:-Oort' ard" 641 t: Fi r..t St :\b llunt 832 2581 OOE ~ F iii Mook Ston· hl'lp nt'f'd<"<t ---------• 1mmed1a te ly c11 ... h1t'" :.h1pp1nl( & rt-c,.1v1njl. etc t· 'T preft-rred. wnw 1'1T l'dll Thi· l n1no· Cam1w., R1111k ~\ore•. IS33 fil!2ti lo .,ll up 1 n lt't' It">\ CAUH CHAttGE A subl'ltdtar)' of •: ... llul 111n ,., ('Urrt•ntl) 1n l 1•r v11•w1 n It q u11 II f ll'd ix•r;on.-. mlf•n .,,ted in lht field ol t1nu nr1al plrin runst. Fu II Qr part t irn• !15.000.$18.000 part limo· Full llmt'. unllm1ll'd !fT2 2712 ------- C1hh1C'r 110.,tt''-'· \''I: i>t•r . ror t'Vl'fllnl: 'h1h 1\ppl) H l' n ll r 01 w 11 • ... IWslaurant. 3111~ Coai.l llW). So l.:tlo!una CASlllt:H .. :>.pd Mui.t h .I \I .. b a ... I (' "h n I II k n o w I •· d It 1• I' It () T () G f( 1\. 11 II 'i UN L I M I T f: () 1 611 K •1 Hl·al·h Bl vd II H K47 36&1 CLERICAL J<togtSter loda> lor local tempo<al) ass11tnmenLi. 557..oG45 0\-Llf\:. l7 2 l lirch SfrHt Mwwporlhodl t."len fl'~ PlSl Good phOOC' \OIC'\' Litt· dullt.'>-OC. Airix>rt a re a 5o8 I 7 3!15 O.fltK {TYPIST Will tram <'00.-.<·1ent>0u,, dt'pt•nda hh• w11rk1•r 111 opt<rau.· <.:HT 111111 fl•• qw rt.., I)' pm i: of 60-4 pm I II k •· ) a d d 1• r , & , koowk-dl!t' '"' olftr<· 1>n:1 1 1• d u re• ' X I n l <' 11 bl'nl.•l1t' Call M,... ~, ed dll ~AM at 645 G56J 1---------1<.:0LLEG E STL' D l'::-.iT C~HIERS UTDTEM \t,\ltK ET~ f'nr 2nd&. Joi !'>htll w, pmmo1l• l11 11\.Jnaco m ·nl & 'UIJ\'r\ '''on fn1m ... 11.htn Wi\"lo"T A C:/\Hf: .. :IP l'ull 171tl t~ !.l23J CASHIER , MAJtaJon HOTEL Our acrounltng dept 1:. ~king a rel.t:1ble. ac t"W'ale person with ~me bll p1t . banking 11r restau rant t-xpcrt<'nrt• preferrt'd Should hav\• an aptitude for figure.., & addtnl( m.1t<'h 'k1lh Fl.Ill 11~. day poi.1t1on oHt>n. ~X Cl'll e nl compan y benefits Apply m iwr-.oo q1\.M ~oon . ~on Fri l'~rsonnel MAUlon HOTEL 900 Newport Ctr Dr N~port Beach F..qua.1OppEmplyrM1Y w a n led , p .1 r t l 1 m ,. clt"n l'al v.1>rk G~ t) p lllR ...kill' n~'<' Ana~·•m an.-a ~J ll~ COHSTaUCTIOH l::.'1.ab rab101•\ ... hop 1''\ i>andln~ 1nU> k 1t' twn & bath rwnodeb :-.t'1od ,., µr man to .-..,,,,, 1n 1 ran i. 11 1 on u r 1 t• ri n 11 vc· r m:l n1· n 1 P•' '> 1I1<1n "' partw1p:.tton 'Wnd ,..,. 'Urnt' ll'l "', • ..,km \,I, fl(>(I \,l,ork~ 1:,;:, l'l,o<'o·nt•.1 1\\1· ~II l '..\ :t.!2..o:l COOK f'·a..,t IOQdi-l1.1rt 11me Newport Reltr h k;;v~ & dJ)'"' ~ ~ t 'red1t t'lt-rk M.1rinc lfnrdwart· D1:.tnbu1orl' tocat.t'd m '"'"'' hia:. 1m nwd1al4· opt·n1ni.: fur l 'rcdll C'lt•rk l'o ••XIJO.•r nl'rl':.:.un Full l1nw. :'It F <.:c;n t.H'I Ho'l' ~(640 GROWTH ,. ...... PEOPLE: THE OUllE COAST DAILY PUT .............. ·rAIT TIME EVENINGS Become a trained sales counselor <ove r 21) with the Jim Long & Associates Agency to s upervise and c h a pe rone DA I LY PILOT carrier boys and girls on a one-0n-0ne basts, evenings 6 to 9 PM . W e n eea concerned. innovative persons who are looking for a lucrative part·time pos ition. S4 hour to s tart. Call 642-4321. ext. 250 between 2 and 6 PM. Ask for Lori MOTOR ROUTE Im mediate opportunity for part-time earnings. Motor route available in the So uth Laguna area Delivery afternoons Monday through Priday. Mornings Saturday and Sunday . No monthly door coll ections. Earnings about $450 per month gross. Reliable transwrtation required. Call 642·4321 Anan Holland for details. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llO Wnt a.,, St .• Coa .. ~ Co. 642·4321 Alt ~ Opp ortuNty """°""' 01-:.'llTAL As~1~tan1 E~ "cJ X r~> ht• Yrl'l..r b1 hni:ual G~nl•rJI prar lll'\• ~-04.'>3 l)l,,p;.t1. ht·r Im ,,.,rt i\ l(t•n t > '" I oo k 1 nit Io r a dJl•l).>tt'hl'r I'll .. .,,. I'•>" t.>tl Mr l\rJu" . .JI 6i3 0000 l>t.;o.;T,\L ft, ro·p11on1'I f.xp'd f:.,t..bhshl'tl <; t• off :-.r ~ ('1JJ 'l l 'IJ£.> 5"5 .&5jJ 00!1.'1..°T ~Ip. 1.,U I ~P\t :\o <'XI' ~ V.u ra.in .i1h• 25 or V\ ('r prd•·rnod ,\ p f•I) 1n I"'""'" 1'1pp1t' !>o.nu1' 111 ... 1 '· ... Vi.,1 HI I \\ DIUVYS lull & I' T pv...1111 '°' 11p.·n \I om ~· r 1 II,\ ~ :, I' \I \lu,l 1 .... 111 >,.., 11r .1 l!l' & h.n •• ., llCJl.d dn \mi.: r .. t'.<tl :...t .>rh •• 1 S:J l5 pr hr ('.111 '1 ,ork i;,J ~I t)l:f .II'\! \111n f'rt !>l<l \'~.H!-. fur Ur~ ('l, 1.1ht1111 loab n1«-dt•d <.J•t 1lri\ 1n 1l r1·r1>rrt r1•q tl Ct1mp11n> 1·.ir ~9 7Jb6 HJYBS Ml'f'I ur wonw n r, > r" t)r older Know tilt:! t'03bt r11~.., ~ct SlllO a week or ml)rt• OrJn,li!t' C11:t..,t 't t•llow l'a b I i3'>0 \t \ ll•·rrm,1 nn 1-·11un1 .11n \.ilh \ '\11 of !->f.d• I ho L.,.n '' ... n ••Pt :.. ~,,UC hd I alCTllCIAN 1-:'<Pt·nl'n<'l>d l':l• 11.n• 1Jn ur~(·nll~ nt...dt-.1 h\ I lun1 IOji?tun Br.al h I 1l \ ~ hO• 11 f>l-.t SI 1 ll $1 1~'' m11 rl<• , .. oc:Jtnl! IJO I'\~•( \p!JI\ iri 14th!"( II I\ 53fi AA°'• I 1-:1f,.., n1nw T1·0 h lor t.'nm pult•r ,\"r"'l''J1'1• ,\.., :. 1• m b I > <; 1.• n t' r .1 I Knowledl!t' 11( J'Jb ..,hQp 111wr,111 .. n' ro•11u1 r••d T1•l1•l r vn 11· I .J b' II U ~II 11''61 BKfroNCI l'('ll So'> 5'IJ hr Cfa, ... ,\ \I 1n1mum I \ r :. ,., pr r 1" n r •· Kn •i .,., ~m.thl'' & blul•pnnli. ~t.a 1\nd Jrl'U UmeRa /S-111 l l IJ <A-ncral Office JR ACCT REPS UtlERWRITER ASSISTANT ( it1 oµpl' to kam abt 1n:. f1i;,ld .,. r;ap1dly J!,roWm14 .. uv11ru. <1J,!cncy Xlnl :at.I '.uH'o•mo•nt P'J!>~1b1ht11·,., f11r i.••11 :.tartin g 1n'11v t:X~r h1·lpful. but not n" <' 1; d <'o m p an y bto'f'lef1lb tn<'I pd med & d t-nlal In ..-o unlarn \ ,, 111·' t' .1 I I Sh 1• r a 11 ~.1°1 Hlhl In Lon6t lkao·h I »II t-.Jlh\ I :!IJ I 122 11-11 r, ... "lo U< \ I. 11 I-'~ H' ~. \\U'l ••nj•J\ 11h•lll<' 1·•111 I.ill ... o.r l..1n1: 1>111 th c·u.,l•1ffil.•r..,, d .. t.111 work & l' pen~ l':itd Va('JllflO "l k pa' & health in .. Full \1m1· APl>IY 111 r>t•r <;11 n :\ton-Fr1. <Jl B<1rdt'n '' 1•, . ..,, Conlro l li!lh Hanri11lph. Co,t.; ,\lt"o:t. :>41; :;.r;70 Gie.r. Ofc to SIOOO I to 2) ~ generaJ olc. ex l)l'r fur l ht~ Vl'I")' 1n lt'f'eSllllg po.,1\IOI'\ which in c ludes sch ~duhn l( imevance & educational 1nterv1ewc; Lar ite co ,., l''<Ct•I benefits Wtll hi· ... o r t..1n i.: 1n !)i!r!'ionnt•I 11o·pt :...pan,...h ~p1·akm1? a plt.e-l'Jll 1<1ta. 54~ .. t ., ... ..,t .. I I 'l'r-.imnt'I RPI\ •' .!"i~l ll:1rb11r Bl .(')I ' 1-: v tm " n : i-: Gt-;-.; <H f1 l'<' tra1flet· l'tl<mf• &.. l~ Pini! ,., r11·r h· lpful. l(ruuv h1•alth It. pro1'1t ~harinl! Pit-aw .1µ1.11~ 111 p.·rl>llll Ll•1Yd l'....t Control. 561> to: Oy~·r Ht.I .S i\ H1'.1lJI hank •n tw.u'h ;i r c• a ' ,. t• k i. n 1 r 1· apf)\'3rln~ p••r"lfl.il>lr I n d I \ I c1 u ,j I " 1 l h n l' ,,. al' r t .., & U I I It I\~~~~~~~'!!!~~ CUSTOOtA ... lmmrd ()9en1n~ for rN::ul '"°'"c and uH1(•t• 01J 1n ll'f\llnt'e !lleoed t•x pr' d n· habit' tnd1v1dual w1lh ,., l' for deU1I PPrm.i nt•nt. r lime pos 1l1o n offl'n. xlnt bene f1b Jim or Ra~ ~ 5en0 F.!i<'rov. S{'t:rt·l:H). t'\ pcnence n{'C't·~uq CJll \ldl') 64~ 1031 GIHI. ..-HID/\ Y :ro V1•.ir •)Id Suh ('11 ntrar t1111: l1rm. I\ n o w i.:cncr a I l•'lllo?t'r procedun .. :.. a1.· 1·urut1• t) pm~. Payroll. lmmc101o1. JOb co:.t at· «oun t1n~ Mus t b1.• mJlh,..ma t1 cu ll y 11 1· rurall' Good memo11 G ood o n tdt>phone Sahtr' rommtc>nsural<• with ~b1Ltt' Permanent po!'tlton Xlnl oppty for rtlo(h t p e n.o n Call !>40 ·7454 bl "''" 9AM JO Jo.\M GROUNDS Mamt.enanre. mature h andyman \lobtlt:' home park. !ilead> work Only «'X per'd apply 9AM 6PM 493 1747 h.1rlqirounc1 \o JOlll ll' llrtJY.lnl! ..,IJff CHfNlnl.' (·i<r1·I lwnt·• II. 't~1rtm11 'alan to"950 ca1· c..,., nz.ttss lfil fl E 4th St .S ,\ HewAcccimh CMlm .. Hr °" ... " Or. ~\ltJl Onfbm;an ye an u per . non :. mNt 11111 atmo'lpht'n· t;x rel~nt working <'Ond1 uons ~nd re5UmP to J P KAPP It "-.<;SOC I Dat:i Cootmllt•r UECUTIVE Rt•:ad. revww. rorrt'lutt• c.flll NtDA Y Auslntlnm Donoc k.otlt.'r~ t-:U1ter to run advert1.,1n11. GUARDS hair & loolts like sma 11 Pf'l"SCMMll s.r.tcn 5360 lD'llts m llunl. Beach As (;ocker Spanlt'I SIOO rv ••••••••••••••••••••••• s lSlant mgrs provided wurd. 4g'l.6()70. Call llflL•r FREE 833-9677 :>pm ----R~"WARD: LOST DOG ,,.....CJ .......... (; n •1ol oppc>r tor t·x~'cl ---B·A·N-K·l·N·G---fl(• ... nf'('Ol.Jnl~ J)(>rSOf'l~ tri JOI n I hu. lwu Ul hi! n k 501 PARK CENTER DR 1 SANTA ANA. CA 92705 1 CLHtcA.L L1crical pe>Mt1on eiusts tn our 11h1pp1nl( 1re<'e1v1ng dept Heuvy p11pcr worlt No h eavy lrftlni: f\ ('apabllily of worluni1 un der pressure w meet d<.' arihnei. Iii ncre1111ary Typtf\I at 35 lo 40 wpm Good benefits • WO"tung condit.aons Pleue apply ma1nta1n Au~tr.iltun bu..,1F1eN> from tlw Pre·' Donor rttor~ throwih 1-'rl't' fo r vcca~H>nal Key Sl3t1on oper ation travel Xlnt ()pPor to (;or rcliatt• w 1Auslruh01n l'am ra~h p t or f t Must Hour of Power Gt•iwrnl he hberal mmd<<d Send r l('n cul. h1tnd~ owrsens pt•n.onal lt•Ucr 10 24001 phon..• call'! & ror~pon Aitl'ta Pkw) IUl M1i. denre Be fam1 l1 a r ston VieJo 92691 Mtn w 1Aus tralian com JI G Include p00n1.• for elll'liesl m t1.•rvww munlcation a. r hurche& ----- l'ull & part t1nw. All a r eas U nd o rm i. rurn111hed. Ages 21 or over Rel1rt>d welcome, :-lo exl)l'rlence nt.>c. Ap" I) Untv~rsal Protection Service. 1226 W. 5th St.re~. Sun\a Ana. ln tt>rvtew ho ur.e !J. 12 & 1-4 Mon \hru Fri. Brown Female German TnfflMJ Shepherd Vic Hamilton ABORTIO.._. ti< '&wlhard. HB 962·7121. n PCB S,,.SO/h r Chtii!I f\ M1n1mum 4 'ris 1•x pe r le n ce ·Know !>ChemaUcs & bluepnnls Santa Ana area ythne. ~T Blk L ab femalt'. wearln& blue collar. 5 yrs bid. graytng under t·hin )lewarct 963 8415 r.tm 5'ameff male t'&I CIOO Reward. ! &44·868.S (alt · Black shorth1ured Jemale ca\ Tun.le Rock a Rewa rd 831 3132 or •Gmer_,t...,lor Loul .... ...... Omega 840-4443 •Low .... IKWe1 ASSIST. MGR. &At Tnts. Ca.111 .. g. for fast growing hu llh ~. Me•cllKoM food store in Costa mdl'oif..op eu. Mesa. Night sb1ft Muse •C 1 • Ml•t & 1.-..1 be e11pr & r esponsible ,,_. 225 F. 17th Sl CM '* M e cl l • C e I & AUTO MICHAHIC ... ~•cc.,...._ Foretgn&domest1c . Lr~ 111 Coafldefttl•I & cll'an well-equip shop ~comm. Lots of work. r.. a tlfC.... own tools . Hunt Auto •ITH COMT1tOL Cntr. um L aguna C1 '°51' Brown " wh\e, ST91UliTION n yon Rd Lag Bch h\a l e S p a n le l So ,_. .. .__.._er .. 83:J.81198or494 3000 ).aaunu. U l ·333S or 1!7 2141 ::· ....... _ .. o ~:Sm puppy MO. CAUllOIMIA m~ arTeWhdt'-P•IMAMCY J>lr', c. · M5-ml COUMllUtle •wcuec. 'APCAll CAREERS olfermR 1•ure·1·r pott•nt lr11.•nd\\ c·o-workers. n1t'e Hav~ 6mo. thif kind of Ellpt'rtt•nri.'d .. ~ood & c11penen~ •"ulHlm t>. <.:uc k tai l W alll'f!' Sl.0001mo Ta ke ad to Wi1tn•11:.c s needed l(I nearest Stat<' Employ serve lunc h Bu.'! &y11 m e nt O friu DOT abo needed. Ap!My 1n 21.9.382-010. Ad paid (or pcnon, St-b1t11tian Wt-iot. b)'empk>yu. 140 Av~ .,lco. San AUClA PARKWAY JI you a r e a n ex pcnenced Teller 16 mos prevlOW! experience re quired). ron111der l he (o&Jowlnl( openmgs TILLB Full Tune TaUa P11rt Ti me. 32 hrs Mon thru Thu~. 9 »-J 30. !-'rt 9'30-6 30 Wells Fa.rtto Banlt o ffers allr11c\lve and <'O m pct1tlve bene fits a nd ~:•lion and a pro- ' yet friendly at naphen. For more In· IGnmUon pleue call: Jeselca l114)97 J7Z4 at moi.ph<'rt' & ~t artrni:: ')ulary to~ c• C...., t1J.ffH 16HJ f: 4th St , S 1\ Clemtnh' flCl'OW Offk., in pt'rson to Pleuey Deliver y Driver, fem, 8 "•-J .. ...,. f ii ' Semlcondu<'lOrs. 1641 over 18. Sd dn\'ing re· f1oral Des11tne r t•aut .,.,. • nc,..-.,, t>r s cont. t· rr. Costa Mesa ex."'"r, full tunt• Ion~ term employ('ei.. K alter Ave. I rvine Blue Pnnt. 1890 Plat'en "'"64>-0083 " 1· ,. k ' " "' l'l ,. r '<I 1· s 540-99'1'9 ua. CM c· r 11 ... , 0 ff1r 1' r ... 1 I I• Clerical P081t1on. 1mmed •••AL OfftCI rllA \A ConHnt1onul opttnana Ulad1.~ards DENTAL . O RTHO Mal11ttpen-on. F.nKhah ha<' k ii r" u n d V (' r > Restaurant 851 IU41 Qiau~kk-. must hav~ ex Spanl1h pcalung. t>'P fr11•ndl)' ro-v. o rknr>. penence. f l t. NB. C M "'-· fibn« wm \nun lll'l exfel bc'fl(°" & lllurtln111•---------.. Wf.5110 loan rk!rk Jn•ane area ------- llAJR DRESSER needs licensed Asst. S\udlo f'i ve N. 8 640-6'43 HAIDWA~lct. Part Tlme-Pennanenl. 497-4403 llAHDWARE SALES Cull • part tlme Appty in penon. Rion Ha rdware . 1024 lr vl n e Ave .• IWestA:UU Plual. NB ~nl:.r) lu 1.300 Clerical ------------7Jt.~71J C•C..,,t12·flH ........... ~ .,....._,_..._ -------------t616 F: 4lh St • S.A P.,hlon ts Ind lnvHt Clerk t ypist. lld '!_~i~~J 91ur_, offk• P'"- f;'l E nd Xln llullf. attention 10 ...:l.. a.tr ""'·~s\ no Sii lln r1nn •Pa •n& t . ..._ ....._.., ... __. •7 cattet oppty. la aetlv• • -exp req .. ,_. •tPM. atu~ woman. 1U. eavlr. Wiil handte Aproalmat6y 16 hn Pt"' Job k>c Newport Beac.h. llt• acct1. runaion. • ..-. cMrnlnp. Hunt· ... Tai. Ucen1ln1 aulf•· Noo· ~Beech. NZ.fat. . --------- 1moker pre • Call: DENTAL Ofe. reup· == omce "-Ip. MMtm Uoelat. Ex per. only ..... n. 2 nllh\8 as Sat. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I N e • p o rt B e a c It • Jew e I a b y J o u p IL (fo1t : lml be lae llapoo. "Muffin". trll•I• Pll area . .Sll·Olll MIWPOIT llACH Use the Dally Pilot "F'a11t Result" service directory. Your tervlce I• our 1peclaJ,y. C.'llrkaJ PIMunt l'"P pr.alee. ,_.-. WELLS SICllTAmS 4dayweell.NO-ll22 -------- tmffl»yment anll. 111 o.&.I eamo .. Office 1r to ...,. a er house, e from beach. HB. ...... r-. eat. nutfy w/brn flea tollar. ..... 752-0013 SANTA AMA 972-3104 • Call to'811 e111 m FARGO mu ti urrou.dln~•· WT Offllel ~i ":r.a ;~Pt BANK =~\~l~ J![~ WiiCMIST ealeufa1or. PltHUl lnfo.caDTod&uvlc.oea ~· ...._ .. troat H · "°'' I• b••1 omu. Equal Op, imp•1r m.oo per . Co~pulcr Bucb lu&•our,, 111rm ~!!!!!!!!!!!~~I lenoWtedte a-eipru1. Good N1wPOt1 aeach. ue.21122. -:: •• M ._... .. . .,. 11oun. srr-crm. Call tor •Piil· 17 ~ llA&.HTATI c• M tNSAL.H <Maan61a oipportunrt' for easer prote .. lonal ."" """'' ~·'" llllOC' n .. ded b ) 1-.utblulC ReakY <:all M-4 11l3 fur i PPI lnltnlf'"'"' '"n ~l•I .... , ... ·~ MoncMy, Ju•y 14. 1980 O.\IL Y PILOT .... W..e.4 7100 .... W911h4 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SIAMSTUSS Tdepbonl· hea 1040 U1 ti try 1011 ... crlm IMI ' f!Ol SAM.MA•• i>ut•Urnt people wanted ....................... ....................... W--4 IOll &x~rlen«'d 111 11 3•1\t o n n e w KEtxHOND Puot. AKC TRUCK S pruy booth••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'T' ..,0 t'°'t'phooe procram xlnt Ch.amp .W. MlF. Pet It DeVUlblA. 1 )'r o'd. 30· F'MCed yd for 211m dolt. r .1 .. bonuut Call II h 0 w . p v t pl 'I ......... hl&h. zi• wide Wiii pay. Dana Pt or S..~n!t&r\ p.,. Mon f'rl. Mr Blu.7•7070 213 97·1.IU•IUpm. Offer Rebuilt Steam nearby . 714·493·~974. !!AM tf'\t. i.horlhllnd . Shettle'S AKC Cha ~leaner. E lectroma\lc 7»<833Yvonne l>pm~. kl pr hr & .. ut Tel 1• • r Sel..._.. Sbed .. 9 wllll. old.:::;. _m>..__oo_.2_u_-n_1 _2'17_0 __ Mllllail ---- NK l mun offlc~ 833 ms SS. 75 hr plua bonUHS l-0 u _... 11."A I f I I • ~ •HJ AY 111art. No u~r nffff• WT~ •-..,..u p or •• c . cue.••-• Kwtf'tv,ni C\r-rk t ·r .... No te.llin.i . Acrou from ----------• Wh1tm• n " Garaae. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IU1~u eMn.•11• •lotl' u1> Secr..,tar) An11t .. n t lo OC AJrpon 2·9pm call R.ec. Lab puppies. 8 wlls. ~7211. 499 1408 CONN Director trombone: &1efcrnid Wlll traln llr" frnancual 1euru1 Soh · TamJ.Ml-01811 blk • Ytllow. ~·0010 ---------wilhnM ExcellentC'OCI 1 llU ~ 'ldon t'rl ~II ,pultt.>n . ltntlc. JO> rut. d,ys. 7'*-1711 eves. Lancoln AC Welder like dklon. $100. 675-8052 i.fler '"4 ~o •~ .. for N11nr' ~rf~cllonli.l Prep<1re l•-•,.~!111!1 .. IJ!llmlH« .. O•M---~5 Male Bea&le puppies. new.~ 979-lM _&_P_M_. ______ _ nUlnt1ow. Ol('il5 Van~ AXC. C'hamp line. $100 DRUMS by Ludwig, llaht tU:C 1':1'1' ION I~ r I ull llOll• tl(tr~onablt-, n11Jbl bl> t1blr tu h11ndl1! lll~h preuurl:' juh II.-h ui.> "'6nti llfk ll c>n ~(ii µul.,.•· l'UX ~orll lll'I lfrbh1l• Moth 60 1>~1 Re<•e Jl(1on1,1 lilt· dcnc ul {IUll":., bookk .. cpll\11, I ' II ir1~ 1~14 pl'l1 ~du \" ~l 1661 n 1-: t' E I'., I u :-. l :-., r 1 )pl~l. 0110 bO-..pm l.a'100J 11 111' \.1 r' Wlru.lvlW. ~ I ~I HCEf'TIOMIST h11rJ wurk & truel SOUC:fTOIS ea. MB·5761. Mhcd .. ••• IOIO blue clear. 2 F1oor t.om!>, ~5683 $4 per hour to 11tart +-••••••••••••••••••••••• u base 24''. 3 Zilgr en ~~tan with te.ial Hp P 'f Ln l..iagunu Buch lli<l 1>496 Secrc larv SrlYICO AdMia.SHN+fry Sp1vceo hb...., opening (or adrrun '>t>e 'y Duties will rnd udt• au as pects of or tkr "nlr>. mdrket1nic .. uvport W<' ar<' J ,m;ill ml.i concern w :in t'X n I hcnt>fih vack.t!Lt' 'f, 1Hng ,Jt 111 ~ & ud 't.'rbcil p~entdl1on 11r1· rcq d Call for u ppl i ll 956 2090 t:&~=-~!~· :'oo ~,j: Oarmlhuns~_!>~f>lei.. AKC WIGGA•I T ••s Cymbals. Roger's h igh .. _, ·~ 4ma es. ~a. ~ h at t'omplete w 1all a• Hrs. 3 to 9PM. ~It 1144.0994 rrom your business ca rd . cases. l800 OMO Call ult ror Mt. Lee 846-~. Send one card ror each &:30PM ,7141 i.11-6449.. TEUll For ou r South Coast l'laza olfice Wiii train Please call Kathy Am· burgey al MQ .. '°66 Calton.la Federal SGYllMJS&l.omt OOS T•>wn <.:enter Dr CM ... () 1-: Sh1h·Ti u. 7..50 tag plus one spa re. We Adorable 1 yr old male r t't urn per m a n e n lly Alvarez 12·slring guitar 640-7265 sealed a ttractive laR &t Good <'ond. S17S. P aul ,.,... to YCMt 1045 strap. meetin ic airline &U-Wl. ext 25iC) wkday,.. ....................... GD Home wanted . S m bUt male dog I yr. We ll· llained. M2·:ill0 1.0. reqwrements . Pre II 5. 770·7833 evu & vent lotlf' & t ht:fl ' 1-·or u personalt.ted tag enclose _wkends wallpaper . f:l brl<' o r IBANEZ Pf'·200 electn r "Day Glo .. paper & we JOiwtar and hard •hell v.1U back & tnm your R .• d II tao.o. Or try \'Au eards case. eu an ye o w -s unburst . Grovl'r badl to back moichmcs. S325 or tr11d~ PRICES lorOva11on ,..,.. '""". S2ea or3t S.S """'""" 4 :'>tag..., Sl 60e.a I) !Ha~ S1 50c11 W1lh or "u houl t' v11111 nt.'f'ded Top I'•" T1·m 1ooru~ & full t111lt.' <.Jll TndSt•n•l'l'' Jl !17'1 • 11;1 I !'w~r.'l"n \\, h;wt• un 111111-111111111111!11 ... -............. I lllur morP SI 10<'J ~mon•rv l >.-pt nee d1 I cer1 1f 1,•1J re.spuatory lt•eh ~·u II t 1 me N 'Ith l ' h 1 I t I ('er t1Cled r espirat11 r ) t.«h Part l1m1;• N1J.1hl sh.if\ I Cl'rt1f11 J t'hg1bk• fuU ume t~ h l'~I :.h1n R e s pir a t o r ) the r ap1sts 1 Pr r L>1 em Pool All shirts EKG T«-h. part lime Cm.td Me s a Mum o ri a l Hospital. 642 2734 or api.i ly tn person 301 V1cton11 St.C.M. LHJLOH !'!lo (•' lull or f( ... ''hllt·~ , "11111..; 111 ... ,11, ,. ,~ SALES 11wmll~ offlc·· w~ j,,. , TIME TO CH.A ... GE 111.1 11.1.:t'mt•nl """ 1,, :-.a11on;il co mpany. dc11I rtJrnpan~ ~ itll JO annu.il 1n 111 liu,1lh"" lOntrul j!Ju.vth rJll.' 11f 25•, \\t• "'l1·m s look ing fo r iH.'<..'<.I " IJ<.·r ... nn who is an ,,,11•,pcr!>vn llr s M·S. 5 ,11 <'itral•• 6. i•rofr._.,,,,11,11 lla) wk ,\ulo Jllvwanc1· v.·eet and Lovin~ young lemalc C'al n<L. d home House lra1ntc'd & ver)' bnght 631-.i!ll!I before 3pm or .ahcr IOpm o r v.kcnds ~;a.I •s TJX Included :'CO <.:AHO" Ku-.tum I' I\ JOO watU.. I 1(1ant cabinet!>. p~, > tlJ S,l t' A .\.1 P Sitl' 1!13·3.'>22 -- llostes.s p II rt 11m1· \pp I) Hroad-.. n) l.rqunr 2ifl Broudwa) L1111 Reh MA I NT EN A1'Cl'.1 00t:f\. ~l~lfm Wt.>d Sun F:' per a must M4 9~ MAINTt-:NANCt-: Man lllt\'d\'d !11r propcrl) rngml. l'u SROO per month + gas allowanrc ~1ust havt> •''< 1icr • loo ls , true k. t'41-1324 IOllUINS llSTAUIAMT 'llo w h1rln 1t p ,ttm (• hos less l n1erv1cw 2-4pm n F'ai.h1on ls \;1nrl Newport Cent1·r PT Arc h1tertun1I ()ra!h ................... --i person. Soulh (1ran~c llot.els NEWPOITU INN now has these p11i,1l1on., ava1lat>ie · ~IGHT AUOITOH t:xperienced onl) ACCT'G cu : RI\ WiU train CASHl t-;R MANAGER Al h I 1• 1 1 c s h •i 1• and sport.swear store 1-'inesl mdepcndt'nt chain m So C:il reqwrec; ha rd work tnR. enthu...,1a sttr. OUlRO 1n1t. res pon~rble in- dividual w ret,111 expr. Newport !'c!Jr ti location <~benefits Call Mary ;\;OOfldll 213 533 8151 County an•u . daytlml• hrs. my oHire 496·K740 PAHT·TIME I or 2 du}~ wk in s umm<'r & !11r vacaUon. l gir1 or<' {jo.ld on phones. nex1bll' & dt• pendable. 646· 7417 bt wn IU-3 F'ull ll m<' 1nclud1n,1? "'eekmch 2 JO 11 P:'.1 ~anaitemenl PART Tl:\1E opt•nmJo?' !<1r amb1llOU!> peopfto tr ~ ou ,..anl to work PT or l•'T Good income 1n ) uu r area, If \OU v.•1sh ~II"' per OC'<'~SUr) 5-12 9219 aft 5P:\f 644-1700. ext Slfi ltil'k Housekttl>('r. full 11me IJve -ln. 2 children as:es 10 & 2, P\'t rm + s &lary. Orange area. 1·9!n·22S9 Opportunity lO JOln exC'lt IRR :.ales o r i;?an1zat1on wilh lh c korv I-arms Call Evelyn 64G.li030 MANICUllST /lk'd F\tll or part time to work at Beautif1cat1on CC'n tcr an South Coasl Plaza Part lime counl<'r help Housewives & students welcom e : r un Xl·rD'I: l'l)ple:-5'$1) 2Ql3 1\1)" HOUSEKEEPER. h vc·in. care fot' elderly C M. cpl. -m>Jrno. 71'-548-4200 or 1·3Z&ll20 ~i!_l~~e..: 556 _2136 Part ume po~11wn in rt• adl'r ad t;lepl. S1H . & ~on 9-2 Tclt•phonc & counlt·r s a l e s . 1\pply P en nysaver '166() Plact>nl1n Ave.C M Housek~per neffed b) eldert)' lady In Balboa CaU 6'n"'56 for appt tmurance ----PBX ~rator, Ans wer ing Ser Lxp'd I'" T South Santa Ana S49·3UIS MB>IC.AL RECEPTIONIST Newport <.:enter Appts. books. b1lhnR APPl·arance & personality a must Send resume & PICTURE FRAMING salary req lO S. B A Great job for 'lvdenl P 0 Hox 2000Corona Need dependable person •ACCT IEPS lllEIWITEI ASSISTANT de l M~r 92625 __ to assist with fra nunic of MEDICAL Re<:ept. Full art obje l'ts F' T. I' T Art Backl'(round a + but lame. Busy doctors ofc. not ne<:esli&~ Will lrain. Gd benefits . Ex p . AAron751.6306 belpful .. lmmed. opening. ---- Apply Br is to l P a rll: POTTYY STUOIO Gd ~Y lo team abl ins ftdd w trapkUy grow1n1t autoim ageoc)'. Xlnt ad ''ancement pogs1b1hlll"> for self·s tartin g 1nd1v l'.:xi>flr h elpful but 1111\ nee. Gd l'Ompun ' benefits incl pd tnl'd & denta l In F o unta in Va lley Call S herull 549-8161 l n Lon~ f\(•a1 h Call Kathy t2l .. ~.! . .'~2 4001 ~led1cal Gro u p. 722 Personne l needed fo r Bak_!r Sl .C ~----pottery mukin~ 1-'ull & Ml::UH.:AL Re~"J)L P a rt p1t1me. &.45·8835 bl wn 9am&5pm lime Hr s 8 to I /\ppl~ ---- lnsurance * lllDERWRITER TUINEES• Gd oppl} for 1nd1v tn <lrl ,·ance w /r a p1dly l'O thuslast1c 1trov.1n1t auto ins agcy Xlnl bcncfaU. 1ncl'd med denlal & bonus. Exper helpful. bul nol oec We w1ll tra1n In Foun tain Valle' r all Sherell al 54~ HIR1 In Lon& &-ach CJll l\.alh' Jl (21314Z2 4001 Interior la nd.<1capin1L c-o full lime. Or Ct) rtl'. exp preferr ed . l ' J\I S4G-4242 bv.t 9A ~1 11' M l NTt;RIOH DESl<..i~ SALi-;.$ Flair ror dccnral1ni: helpful. F1ex. llr s Wiii tn.iJL. 4 99> 146 l tnvcn\OC"y Co!ltrol Cieri.. for lwnber cQ 10 kc) b) tooch, gd with numbers . Ple asant atmosphcr<'. Gd benefits. Call L )nn a t 752-0472 t>etwce!l._!I se.._m. Jewelry Store in Mission Viejo needs s11lesper on <:aUUH1318·JO.~pm ....... ,s.. Ellclmive biouOque Full tJ1ne. No Sundays. Some .... Apply '" penon Clro J ewelry. So Cal ,..... ........ ~ . ., .... ,... ......... "'" .. ,.. ..... -..... .... n1.. lt •• t ... a ,,..,Call..,.. - Bnl>lOI Park ~ed1ral Producuvn 14 orkcr Hovd Group. 722 Baker St • C~ Sails bl la} oul \Ohr ~ed~al-HEC.:t;PTIO!'\l~'T :.~n Thur:. ~ hr frtJnl Off ICC Wllh l'X ·---- pC'ncnt'l' Salal) negot 1a I' 'T Sec r c l a r' r '' r hit> llWll Bch 842 31i2l to n~lro r t1on (.·., 111 -----L.al(una Beach Solan & I )1 odl·l1n g . romm 'h . huur ~ nl'l(U l l Hhl•· rilmi.. & t·xtnis llil'"" 4!M-~ f act:s. all .iltt:.,. typt:~ F;xp. not ner !l57 0207 Model'> & Actor:.. i\lln • Rt•rt>I' t: prof e~s1on la I J:Ul(J.1n 1·t: fu r prt nl rrvdd 1nl( & l'Umrn4:rc1al work :"t•Wpforl l'htJlll ... u.,hJons. 673 33i:> NIGIIT Clerk \ppl~ 1n per ~un l 11ra I R\·t•I 'lotel. 2\145 lldrbor HI . c ~1 :'llutl.10~ HN nirt'r t v r rt•l 1t:f 11vt 1C1nal ti)~ L\·~·:. I' tune & rchd Xlnl bellt'f1~. top i.;tl & maJor med <I en I a I I 1 r c 1 n 'urance n o roi.t to l'ffiPIOH'<' l 'Ctn' :'l B 00 81~ Get GREEN cash for WIDTE e lephants with a Classified Ad Call 64.2·5'18 Usr thl! Uailv l'1lot· "Fost Rl'sull "'rv1<'t' d1rt?C'tory Your ser v1re 1i. (lur ~pet·&allV Cal\ 642·561& l'Xt 322 ... " L'fWS MA'• PUBLIC R t.:LAT IU;>.S Reps to market 1111 ·1 pro duct .\b•1 rl1'>h !or rPI'!' rcfe rr :il~ '1r Hlu•· j~7fY70. ,URCH.ASIHG I l,..VEMTC>aY ClERK t:xp'd purr hasc order follow-up. anventol) con lrol. t ) pc 15 ~w pm Organized JX'r.>nn In 1nt- Furn mfr 54011"9 1 Karen Real E state Sale!. FOi A a1w ARDtHG C~llHIH llALISTATE Contact WI to learn uboul o u r new h1 11h com rruss1on split " Olh~r ad van tages in jo 1n1n1: Redhlll Realty For 111 forma tion ca ll Wull 673-73)0 R~:~!,l ~:·.il~=~ • ' 11011 J. ... ~ ..... SEU. idle ltesm with a O.Uy Pilot Classtned Ad THE llST I OF IOTH WOILDS wnl .OT fT YOU CAM HAVI n ! H TOr PAY SI MIAT •IBlfl M&. OI PAIT nMI CA.LL OI COMI .. 4C4RHI IN REAL. EST 4 TE'? 1-\nd out 1r 1l 'tor ~ uu ff'H Sffninar Sot J..ty 19. I Oom ~·onllnt'lllJI 1111·.iklJ'l • Ito.,. lo ~l.irt • C<.i r1•1•r CJvpurt unill•'' • Tru1n1n1: 1· 11 111 m 1 ' " 1 n n ~ 1-· o r 1 q .11,1 & J 111tt1 'mok1•r l•'"''Jlml inter-, ... ..,. lUll Tt\1 ' vt•r .,011 c.in ;,n a .ii'\\ 17 141646-2426 1050 ....................... **I BUY** Go-xi us l'd Fum1tur<' & A1>pllJnc1·., <)!{ I v.111 M>U or SELL for You MASTUS AUCTIO ... 64M6H & lll-'625 :-.von"·r1.J 11~ U.·nlur~ <!I C<Jhhl.1r HSVI' &Hi 7 13-1 l11'1p.Hr n<'t'O' ,\ m1•1•1 lht•lf\ ~ llh ,I '' ll'l' ttf Ur)!t•nf•\ W•· qflt'r profit '''·" 1111: ~tocl-. pun•hth1' prnJ:ram & paid h1·ahh & hfr 111 'uranct· I'll.'•'"'' call f11r .. n JPPI or M•nd n·~urrw , .. ____ ......... --..-1 s~ur ·"•·v. <! P'''"'kr ti1u .. h11(h ti.irk • h,11r' Jlld BOB'S HOME OF THE ll~IOY I SERVlCEMASTER IM· DUS TRIES l ... 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I~\:! 11\,l!\ p f i;;:. ljll.S i Draw )Our o"n '" ..,~·nd nu~. dddrel>i-. phon~ & W(-'11 mako· on1• C'ard l)l'r l J$C ,\dd ~ CJCh St:nd ctkck or mvnt•) or der to "LOT nlMTIHG P 0 Hox l~I l lr.t a .,ft . .,u. Ca !l2G2G 1<01.EX Wa t l'h liJnd P n •"d ,•nl ll!K l(Old S1~ 0-.l nfr ~5 2'.)1;:1 Y:i1nJh,1 .1mµll fll·r mucJo-1 G~ 112 w rcvo•rh n•·..,.. S2.'i0 Uruflrnc tahlP 57:, Ex<·t· •lt''l. t/O'<JIJ I 1 H ' dr J'll>t:r "' ,,11,nt c aslt•f' • ,1 ••ll•·nt rnnrl 111on 53.Jol Ua}" 1;;3 ~t:J.~ C\ t'' hi3 r.12 MT. ST. HELEN'S PHOTO'S Offlu FwNtwe & ~,_at IOIS •....•...•..........•.. o rr1c F. FURNITUfH: Llkl' new 3 'a lt>s rle11k~ Bl ra 6 stdl• ch rs ~t5 le:J 3 exe<: 'wvl l'hrs $6.\. I book<'ai:;~ SllO. J im J>~te 1:~ IKlll I H~ \1a1:h 10 ~emon Typc'ollrllt'r lhl & aa1 Xlnl t'ond. l .. ir~l StOUU c,1.,h Call aftt:r lpm 1u ,.;.w :!II!<:! • 8087 ····················-··· SHER HY 'S l't:TC \RI': k11 :irtl1nl! .\ ~roomm.: Wllh lov<'. frt••• pklll' l'oodl·· Pup ' f11r .. all· TCJ Cup 'tuib 25 Y" . w ~~"' I PiCMOS & OnJaM 8090 ' u ,, phol , ,, .,, \1 • ~ • "' h • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , rrut•lll•n 11,1•• SI', lldbv l(r.1ntJ. K11hh·r & 11': I ~I lt.~'11 $1JI t'hd.-.C l lrt'd 1~36. dPP' l'ho.tr1 '>IJI•• 1;t1111-.. PC) ~;1u ,, II SJ!l9~ ObO 11o., ~1:11 ~J l .. m On·i:on &1:! 312.Z ·r.~~1 SporiiRq c;oocb 1094 [_,,>1dJ r" J .. poll'ith t-r ••••••••••••••••••••••• cfnll 1•r•' \o•n l(tXH'I !'tfeml1•·r ..,h111 :-;cwport nll\11 1.;1 '.1>31 H• J I h \lhl~l ll" C luh 'liS hill 1>1~'> Tir.-l.1 l'OI) ~II ll.111 I rd 'I r : l It k 1 M St• 'II> SH~ l'llvno 'JS7 1r_,;1 TY. Radio. HiFi, Sfft'eo 8098 . •..•••.••...........•. RETAIL MGR. :.,, .... J.ltlr1 llh ,, l " \\ \HEllOt:...,t; 1n,1 .. &1l.1 lion lnt .. n11r 11l11nt 1·11 nt't'l'lb1btie:. M7·0l50 or ~2 V.J11\1 -d. <11n rm •wt ~1th tlec:\n• T'p.•v.nlt'r Xlnl Bu!!o•t "I'" bt'l1 ( .oll ('ond s~ flo·uulltul HC,\ :,w·· t.'OhJr T\. 2 )r .. rnty rrcl' do· llwn· $124 1>46-1186 Ath le l t <' 'hoc and 11~wear ~lorr Fmt'l>l 1ndcpcndt•n1 r h<1in m So Cal rcqwrc' hard work 1ng. enlhu.,iastl\'. out.io 1 ng. rc•s pon~ 1 hi,. 111 dlv1dual w t retail l'\l'r :'lleWJ)Ort Beach locutw11 Good benef1L-: t:ull .'tiar) :"b>nan 213 :,.13 10:11 SALES ~CrNat)' JR SECRET ARY Arcllitect•r•I office re,•ire1 occ•r•t• typist wittl 1hrth•d; ..;e<t~~--. rec.,._ wort.. froat offi ~• •ppeoroRce, p6e•Cll'lt,,... ... Wm I. Per('ira A~~,. ~facArthur Blvd at Ford Corona dcl ~t ar 114 64-l 0620 EOE l•l6 1111 61il-<r>IO Custom bwlt t·3'tra lonl? Sob I lid~ a b\'<I, like rww c;1n1?le brd "' I l rl? l'te'llW mattrt•i. .. 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Swim LOR. rre h wtr slush, mint cond 2 boat o wn er. PP . 714-f'TJ.1611 2r Starfire 110 w 1choic.-e Balboa Island shp S7~. ~·0112 & 644 .6687 Bertram 28. ·74'', twn screw. all amcmucs, In· clOdin1t 2 way radio. S3%.000/0BO. Darrell (714 ) 968·6375 or l2l31 fJ'l'r~ Aware o f It 4 WM.I Drh •s 9550 ..•.................... Wuh today :. econ<>m). 9!11lmll!lm-------i ltV payments are ha rd w 'TI! Oleroltec Chit>( Jl~P make. and re.ales tAtt' 19,000mi X lnt C'ond d.lffcult. So we'IJ help a m IC m ~ t c r l' o c II Cruise cont Ht'i" > du1~ traile r r ig O H ro.td Cons11n your RV to Dale's RV Rentals. Inc . l~ back program N\-t tires S6 .000 10 fi O 673 31.SI from $165 to S300 pl"r ---------• week. we·11 do m111n tenanc.-e free plus ,,rt 16 Jeep CJ7 l:onvt hard vance you SSOO l'Us h upon top w/doors , air <·ond con£1gnmenl of your '71! Ps. 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SWI ~106.24.WO \tiles S4!r vice 1.9.000 mile!! !\1int cood root. Sl0.000/t.l olr. '19 Buick Reaal, black. ford tt40 497 2292 loaded w1lh xtr u t'\S· ••••••••••••·-•-••••• ContrJCt ,\\.a1lable Sl9.000 64 2 SJ\Z o r · sume ~~ + SliO<> Or "71..-DLTI> ·Te..t On ve ThllS Gre.it 548-1746 ~ 9760 ~ i::conoin ) c..,.. 0118 - ---~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell $7500 Must~ to ap. "Muat Sell'. loc*s eood! YOO• '78 2400. t-~M. pwr snrf. prec:sate S.SI 9728 Rumgood' 12,556 MllUS A C.114·:'~ lt:,.s:;:: C •r: "IS ~30~~ie~1.: SAMT Ii. AHA air..., fty ~ ·-••••••••••••••••••• alter6pm DATSUtil '78 45«>1'.:L. s ilver w blue· ~ ~ !SI'ATE SALl-:."73 Coupe ---=------- :.>001 E. l7thStreet lthr . :.unr(. t\:'>t FM DILIVBYNOW! OeV1lle . load~d . ·75 Granada Ghia 302. Santa Ana ~Sli 71UI <'Jssett l", x In t cond •Wl1tl ~· Sl!iOO/bestofr 67~5"0 26.000 au . auto. a /c. all H .000 ml liei.t offe r IUCH IMPORTS 19'16 While Seville Xlnl power. stereo. like new. 522.·J!ltlJ IM8 Dove~"l Cond. New Radial lir~ Sl.S009:>7-0216l '"nl 240 D1t"'>d . <ll>pd. air. kl :-.IEWPORT Bt:ACH ~~.ee_u ____ "'75 Ranchero 500 PS. PB. ITll. !Jlw n\•w $l<U50 or 752-0toO ,..._ .. 11 0 Sed A/C. Shell w /carpeted '19 ........ i ac ieset. an 1ntertor. Great cond . bst ofr 840 7611 Toyota t765 DeVille. 19 20mpR, im· Sl6SO/OBO 661-2259 '7!J JOOS [) T urbo. m i nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnacutate Call evt.>S S 9. 0. v · Sales S''r\ll'I? l.eru.ing 1'\Jnd $25,50() li40~738 aft lt71TOYOTA 6M~ a_e _______ _ Rov Carver.Inc. 5f'M COltOU.A COUPE CAD~ St .... 1llf· 0 1£S£L. ·7o LTD Sta Wgn. air & Holls Roycl· BMW -.....;.;.;....~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ·i.H5C.til.. l!llOOmi. lo1tdl'tl W 1th I o w m II e s & 21 26mpg. Silver. C", ~":· hvy dutky hit<"h. l540 Jambor~· • automatic trans Super Tape. Loaded. Mint. Pl' '""""' eng wor · $WO. Ncwnnrti:Jen<'h 640 64-41 Anthra('I\\• 640 l!IH i.harp' <948UMLl. S l4.9~0 493 45~2 o r 962.S727aftGPM .... 760-93J:J ~ 3025 New ·7!j Ford Bronco. EdlSOfl 18 elec. bay boat lnddentaJly. we've been w/top & stereo. $7500. rn busmess 7 consecutive 67S-S373 years '63 Ford PU. body ~ood l•-------•I '79DA.TSUH I 210 fi7 M1•rcedc·., 200 I <') I 41.pd • ..:ood i:ai. m•lc:J th· !:>nrf Jdn t cood 497 "64!J miracle mazda · 7 9 S d 0 V 11 looks. runs great. $4600 . e 11 n e 1 e nu $6400/ofr 494.5359 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!! Starcralt 119761. 1.8' alum. lite lO pull, cabtn sleeps Motoriucl lillet 9140 2. 85hpm $3000. !Q .. 7223 ...................... . cond. Needs a IJtlle work SJ 000 960-1141 ·55 l '·2 ton Che' y S lak truck. Xlnt r ond I owner 7 new 8 ply lire., IOI McLAREH't '63 Cbriscrafl Clas sic · 18~ fl. 289 V8. xlnt cond W\th trailer fl canva:. l5000 Firm. Call Ad jl.-49, 6Q..Q>024hn. "'78 Moped. xlnt cond. call Karco SL200 firm 642·7456 & ~ N lkach Blvd Puch Maxi m ol>t"d. nu cond . $325 or offer 646-ll90 673-7215_______ LA llAllRA 19711 Dats un King Cal> <a M1 No of SJ\ fo'"' I " l.'am per she ll. S9.~7ti l714'1522-5l3l S3 '>U\ •LS() l""u Sunday by 1\ppt 31' UruOite. 1-· 10 expreSl- cruiser . t wn/Chr y s . VHF. AOF, xlnl family boat S25.000 Nwpt Yacht Exch bi5 1800 ~o!f::SI nu • .~ " . '"'" ~~~~~~~~~·! Dats un Kini:: C ab.-: 9150 w.camper she ll. !>2.758 mi $4,000 Call wkdays. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.5PM, 7\4 !>i7 8'45 ----.. c a1d u rn1Jn 2 ~· Sportf1s h. teak det ks. twb FWC Ch ry. Low hrs. encl head. $26,500 Nwpt Yacht Exch. 675-UJOO SKlr JAa< 24 flybndge rigged for f1s · luAA. Bait bas ket. outnie gers, depth finder , Viti". CB radio. power t nm tabs. l raile r . l'USh1ons. covers & man)' eictras. Xlnt rood. Must !;Cit fast. l!JllO CX.500 Custom . :i. ml. S\900. !!79 4122 d)S V-9570 ~8710 eves Eileen ••••••••••••••••••••••• -'78 rord 150 Van, low m 1. llONDA 1974 XL 70 IA~ p /b, pis. um ,f ai.!>. Call than 1400 m1 . $375. afll 30pm848-8137 759-1006. Xlnt Cond ----'75 Dodge Van Custom Nt>w. white hl'll R·T Seat:>. am/fm c~s. m a~ hcl~t s1ie 7. 642·01.38 or wheels. s n/rf , rcfn ~. 67~7 car))<'t, ;,i I.' M u:.t Sl"ll ' - ---$3400 67J.3G33 1-~nduro d111 ----'70 Varn.aha bke.SZS() S45-3787 ~--~ ~~--SlT.250 . 540·3256 or MotorHot11n,SciM/ '7S GMC Van. ti cly , Ion~ bed. stereo. mal!.'>. Ucst of r er. 67 3-6960 _640-0020 ________ ._.JS~ "1160 '18 Ford Van. <tspd stick T1lOJAM FAHS! ••••••••••••••••••••••• with over dnve, p1:.. p1b. Fabulous 44• .,al.'ih ca 1978 25 FT. cn.ose control, <llr. $5200 F'ljihl on" ·Perf tonucho ••••••• •••••. •• •••••• •• - -beds . full y ... etf c•on 8oah, Reftt/ ta1ocd. roof :.11r 1·ond . Chartl'r 9050 l(ene r ato r . A ~1 r-''1 ,t .. r en t•assl'llt•. C H radio & onl) J:l.2110 m ill·'> $1:1.500 l'lt•a:.t• c:i II for ..•.••••..••....•....•. •IMMAC28'·30' BOATS howlng I>) appointnwrll un July H. 15 or 16 Call WE PAY TOP 001..LAR for I.OP u:>ed can. fon·111n. domestics or 1 l,1 .. i.1l !> 11 your car 1~ l"Xtra cll"an. see us F1 R!:>I' 61 lZmo plans prepaid Crom S1S91mo includrnl( <,lip. h.-s-...ons 714 /964 5~ •IMMAC 23· 30· BOATS 6/l2mo plans prepaid from $189/mo includmjl slip. les.-.ons 714/964·5994 l714J 552-7135 ·~~ ·1a 31' Pace Arrow. foul!) ~ l"Qwp. Sips 5 S400 wk. 2 ".' ht Or-.. C-+y wks $350 wk Oayi. 2!t.!SHar bor8hd loab. Soil 9060 642 1012, eves 646-6.\95 t:OST A MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• f or Rent : ·11 Harves t __ 9_7_9_-2_5_0_0_~ ·49, \..uders 16. ZSfl, vam hull. s l ip I n NB . beaut\rul. $40.00 . &M-9010. zr SANTANA. 6 bagi. of sails. incluchng sp1nnke r , vane, VllG. sail away cood. $15.995 Newport Yacht Exch. 675 ttlOO '77 C & C 26. Full race Cruise eqpt'd, 2 boat owner. anx1oui.. $28.000 or best of r Must be seen Bob o r Glt!nna E vei. 67~9446 Mini Motor Home. slps Ii +. bums reg ~as, reas rates. Prvt l'arty 556-0197 aner6pm. Trallft's. Tntftf 91 70 ....................... CAMPING TRA_ILl'.:R SAt:RIFJC E My loss your flain Excellent Cond1t1on 547·3182 21· Travel~e f'IJUy self cor&.alned 548-7263 lb Alllo Ser¥5u, ft.ts 14 •7 " fo'1nn Sa1 o at & Ac'nsorift 9400 w/tratler. co.,,er. r11ee ••••••••••••••••••••••• equippe(i. $600. 673-8436 SBVICE DEPT. WEIUY CLUM CARS AND TRUCKS CONMB.L CHEYaOLET ~Harbor HI' ti ('1,t;T A l\H:.' \ 5"46-:t200 WANTED! Lale model T oyot.t.'1 a nd Vo l vo & (;a l l U l> TODA !'' ltHH.,.._lh& c ......... . 79 IMW 633CSI Stiver with hlack leJthl'r 1-;xe<·ut1' e Car IOI McLAR91 Inc. llSU N Beurh Hlvll (5 \11 No of SA Fw) • La Habra 522 5..1:J..1 --'74 IMW 2002 Automatic. !!lC!r eo. on l\ 019 000 Mil>'c; 14fl!I KT F 1 • CREVIER $1 St 4 IROAOWAll S,U'1A """ 835·3171 ...l"i:J.l\o!''''" ft OAIYllfG "1.AC:l11Nt 2002 196Ji Uni} !JOO milt'' on r l."bll 1·n1? I !>I.HI Bod)'. llll . tlrl'' Jll JClnl SJ. l:IO or nco1 rt"St ol r I n !:-.IOlJ ,\11,1 711 :,.111 1661 OJ~~ 714 t'l:!<!!lUJL•H•'> 71i :;J(JI .. h.1r11 1 'tr"" lo m1 lwl1J" llluc Book ~WI !AU 12KI nl 321~. '" m• 'inrf . I 'IX.I. , ... ,~ "ll•I\ "hi... " ..... n •w 'I I . ..OU ur b'>l nt r !>W-71>11 '79 MERCEDES 300D Sunroof. s tereo ca:o.M!lle. V rt c e d b l. I 11 w I o w bluebook <42GX?'M I '79 320i 4 ~pc'<.'<!, !>Un roof. a ir '358 WRt-;1 '78 l20i Sunroof. i.terL"Q ras.'\l'lll". Jlt. on l y 26 ,UOO :'>l 1 tOO!IX\\Q1 '78 3201 AUttJ .a ir .... tt·reo IJlJ lcs t 56-\ I l '77 530i low -I s~'<i. :ur. mag:> t!>l'l RZl1 '70 2fl(t;i-;. Ii n I. lit~t of h •r S59 OS3•1 o r <'J.11 M2 ~2-' hn.. 11236 4 door . I C)lin1frr. 4 <;p«-d. whttcwall 11n· ... whc'l'I cove rs. '111) I 10 t c ri o r . u n ,. o ~ n 1· r •Bright Y1·llow "' 1\ CH f.;A ~ P t:FI". 1 l fi'I X.'HJ> I0.104MIUS ~••••••••••••••~?~.~ SANTA.AMA OATSUH 2001 f': 17lh!:'>trt'f•t !,.intJ i\na 551\ i KI l \1ti m•djlt<t um \c:I') nllC ~ "148 .i:iHG {in-vn MGI t744 '77 2$.lZ 2 t 2. ',pcJ, ··h·l ••••••••••••••••••••••• i.nrf. A~I F\I c..,,~ 1\ <.: '77 \IG n 11 Int ronrt 53K l1ll. $X5()0 tit>I 7117 1 AM f :'wt r :irl10 tJP\." dt·~ k. "19 DATSUN 510 ti L'\ lln<kr .auln .,,,.,.1 ru\1;111 urc·~. landau toi1. ~v1· l11~ on tt11~ l•lll•· .:a-. s.iwr ~ Mo 21 OIKI \t 1 , ~·n1n· c-ontral.'t ;.t\IHl.i l.>h· I l(.'i) \ L; 1\ I II In) m I !ti!I 33.16 '7 1 \ICiB )I.Int m.•rh <"<>nrl ( ;txKJ bt,111 \ rt'"'"' J i-11t• h.mltop 1·onHM10I ~JI! wtwvL,. Clt•Jll I'\ t l't \ ~) 77S LS~ '77 \1 (i li. l l .SOll m 1 J\.\-l ,1-·~1 11,trk xlnt 1·omJ t;$<t 741!1 2150......._ ..... C....W.S.64S.5700 'IOTOYOTA CBJCA 4 <') hndtt. a uto . air con· dittorun.:, power steer 1nR i\)1 f M w /tape. ">tt'll'I r<td 1al tlf'b. tnaRS. rear .. hadow lut. !>lldmg rno' 24 Mai. 24.000 ~111~ ~'f"\1t't' <.:ontr ilt1. 1\' a1IJ bk17~JZ Eft1 S7110 SANTA.AHA DATSUN :.'UH E 17th Str*"·I "-anl4 \na 5~ 7Xl l 7 1 T<1~ota t'or<Jn.1 .1 l' .• uto: 1m m:i l' 1•t1nd fu«J 675-0WJ D Ete gancr L11otht -·-------- ~loww/d.ttrk 1oto4d inter 76GranTorino Elite Fully A." t FM stcre<l w f8lrtc & t:q up . 4 3 . O 00 m i. CB ExtN'mely r k>an • t24001olfer631-7426 pft.lsh 25.000m• m-08~ or776-4800 f'lesa. am . S35GI>. AJr. pwr dlSC brakes. silver, 72 CAD Cpe De VI. a le. 4 ryl ~mpg hwy, 30mpg leather int S2300 offer c:1ty 64 2·8907 eves. m.w74 _ 7'5&5807 Days. C a o H 17 "'75 2dr FCM'd L TO Red ••••-••••••••••••••••• wtwht. vinyl tDp Split ·73 Camarn, n.-w t1re<1 ben ch seat Load ed a.ir ~Rood Sl5'00 Call w extras 30.000ong. m1 a!tt'f" I. $4~':fllt:J .• o k for Xlnl cond Must s~e. t-.llt h) S2.50t) 759-16.Sl ·10 t: .. rrui ro l~. l 9,0011 nn jl m1 ~u:<t w ll. n1•\rr bet"'n d .Hn.t i( l'" tiJ I 4!24 ' ~29'Jl ~ 12R. 1mmaruJi1u· 1'0nd. 13 .000 m1 l t>:t d" CIJOI '·1 <"yhndcr . air L'On· d 1t1 o n1 n R. AM /F M 'tt-n.-o. ru.<1tnm in te n or . a n· ~ I <..: R I': A M l' U F f'. 1!)3Zl2JO I 0,422 MILES SANTA.AMA OATSUM .,._.. 9746 ii Toyot.i Cro wn. ~ lk•d . run:. ~ood l(.)(llu. O.+c.. 9920 $5.t)O ...................... . 37,202 MiMs SANTAANA DATSUM 2001 t:: 17th Slrl'<.'t 2001 fo: 17th Stn-t·l Sant a Ana 551S 7KI I i2 Datsun 1200 2 dr . d1· luxE' st'dan ... 1and . 1 .. pd. 291m pi.t city. eni.t rebwlt . new brake!>. xlnt tran.,p ~1500 i51 U8UJ d.t)" f\.11 ()QI) (•Vt•o; i2 I).\ TSL 'i 1:'00 2 d<.wir 71 1100 m 1 . ·111mr11'! ~1:11111 11 ff1 r t't I to 137 ·I~ illll a ' -;:; 8210. xlnt rnm1. mn~ 101:. mu't wll 2l! 35 m~.: S2.000 !>ih ~l!~ '79 DATSUH JIOGXC~. Fr<rnt w h1·1·I i1 rin•. I 1 \ I 1 n d l" r . I ' 1• 1· 1· 11 A '1 F~ ~tt>t'I r.id 1..1 I tire ... GX t•u,t•Jm 1n t•·rior lu.:i.talll" r.il'k Blue with G X stnpe' low mil e~ · A 1.'tL·am puff· llW XNT 1 Sove SANTA.Ii.HA DATSUN 2001 t; 17th !,trt>i•t Santa Ana 55" i 811 9721 ••····•·•·•·••······•·• FBlRARIS i!l Sl2B B. : 3'1iii I W51288=~1 ·74 2MiGTS c 1176.JO ·73 246(; T : 0-18(,1) '73 Oa ylon a Sp)d r r 111685'9on gmal ti7Z7SGT B I •1012'!1 T REND IMPOK'Th 21.J..376 694~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.-6471 ·11 ore. SHUS RRST! sr<>ITCOWE I r) \inder. :; S!>'--..-d, a ir nmd 1t1on1nK. 1\M 1-· .. , 14 t.1vc. ma K!> . .,hdmi.: r oof 16 .1 ltl mile,. ••lfr11oth t t~e(\ .. H mh 24 f)(,I(' Miles St-r' IL •' t•mu a1t \\a1lab\\' lh ·.tl ~iUlJ' •4.!6 W'i l 1 S.4396 SA.MTAAHA DATSUN 2001 t-: \1th ~trf'\·l Sant.i Ami !"\.')II i Hl I p~ 9741 ....................... 1910 rEUGEOT 505 DIESB.S HERE NOW!!! BUCH IM,ORTS ~ Dove Stn-t'1 ;q ;w PO RT ut•:A<."H 752-0900 9750 •.•.•..........•..••... 1976 '°RSCHE 914 COUPE S 'peed trao.i. . 2 o ht re. .t p p 1· a r 11 n cc i: r o up 'lt>ri•o & o nl~ 33,000 mil es • A • J••w c l .. ' 1?63PKN> miracle mazda 2150....._ ..... COlh MeM 64S.5700 urn> Co~ Mark II 1<1r. xlnt rood . 6 7K m 1, Sl395 offer 644 20S2 eves &wkends ii! Corolla :> ..,pd am If m ...i~. In,. m1 ~5243. iJI ~&It ofr Yc:Asw09" 9770 ......•....••.......... Ha\•1nR trouble selhn.: 'our l'ar., Tn u.<.' Paid ior or not ' A~k for Tom AJkm JIM MARINO VOUSWACiEM 11711 llACHM.VD. llwll:t•leedl 14 -ZOOO ·ro VW Squareback ~ta· ll<-1 wa.:on Gd cond.rww mo t or SI 30 0 0 B 0 ~fftl9 ---- 'ti! 8 1.ij!. lltlnt mcl'h . .iood bod} $1~ W-4026 '68 vw BiL'. au Of.'W. ~ C'e\ptS. S2t9:> $48 ~ 64 VW S200 as ·~-2Al8 Newport Blvd :\~wpon Bt!ach -------- '71 BUS w1rebll. eng. N~w r lUl<'h . brake s , ltrt'S. mt oood sz.'95. Call JJ \\e have a .:ood £ek-<'t1on Santa Ana ~7811 ~",.!~. 6 U s t: [) u.c• tt4S ....................... COHMRL CHIYIOLET )'!...,., l l .1 I • ' t'. .... , ' .. , ~ ·' . SU-I ZOO '12 Mark 1V. gd cond. Sl.000 or best offer . 962 l.:M1 _____ _ Ma cay ttSO -........................ . ·77 CHfVIOUT WAGOH I ~ lloder. oiU\11 . ,11r ("tin d1t1001 n~ r .. th ""'h••rl !"OH'""· tilt wht"t'I. on" QWnt'f, 37 .1194 low m1k'> 2~ mos124,000 m ilt' ~r-e cootr•tt 3, a1 la bk 1001 RTTI $2577 SAHTAAHA DATSUH 2001 E 17th Stnc-t•t Santa AnJ ~ 7f4lt '711 Ctwv1•1tt> AM / f'M H track. t1ntrd w1ndo'#~. rww radlll:> 4964.tlO :irt ~ 19HO C h e v ~1 o nza . hatchback coupe. vs. air. prs p/b 2,900 m1 . tilt steennK whed. 16.1~ -a<ll89 78 MALIBU CLASSIC 4 OKANC F: COUNTY·s MIWIST U~MERC\JRY l>t:ALERSHIP RAY FLADHOE LI~"-' MERCURY 16-18 Auto Center Dr SOl-"Wy ·Lake Foe-est urt. I RYINE 116-7000 1980 ..-C:UltY MAltqUIS WA&OM 9 Pass. Automltk trans • IUr cond .• pwr. ateennR. 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CALIFORNIA 6.25 RaUe Due? ·Coast Area Strike Of Laborers Ends Laborers who went on strike a week ago ror a hefty boost to the 18.98 per ~ they now make went back to work today, alter ,SOuthem California builders ten- iauvely agreed lo the raise Sun· ay night. Tht> strike had halted con· structJon proJects totaling in the billions of dollars in value in Orange and Los Angeles coun- ties. Contractors represented by the Association of General Con· tractors are expected to formal- ly vote on a S6.~ per hour raise GOP Opem Fighl I By Poking Carter D ET R O I T <A P l Republicans opened their na· tiona l convention t oday w1lh an attack on President Carter's "mistaken presidency" and a determination to present et unit· ed front ror Rona ld Reagan's campaign to return the White House to GOP rontrol * * * Many Faces ~,~ Tonighl's ry;.up Agenda \ " DETROIT CAP> tonight's s chedule .Republican National ti on Here 1s for the Conven· Call lo orde r at 5 p. m . PDT PrHentation of Colors Pledge of Allegiance by J im Webb. National Anthem b y Rep. obert H. Michel of Illinois. • Sen Jesse Helms of North arolina to introduce the Rev. Illy Graham. wbo will give the v~ation. Film : "Who Are The Delegates?" JntroductJon ol Micbitan Gov. illiam MiUikeo by Lt. Gov. • a mes Brickley. When pa rty chairman 8111 Brock called the 32nd GOP Na· llonal Coovenlion to order today. R eagan's vi<'e pres identia l choice wiu; the only element of sus pense to occupy the del· Cover-ve of the Republican nettonal convention wtll be of- fered 8t 4:30, 5:30, 8, &:30 end 7:30 on Channel• 2, 4 end 7. egates· zest for pohlical gossip and rumor. The scene on the packed floor of J oe Louis Arena wa s far dif· rerent from four years ago when the Republicans conve ned in Kansa s City . Mo .• closely divided after a bitter primary VEEP SELECTION STILL IN AIR -A3 fight between Reagan and then· President Ford. This year the show belonged to Reagan. 11'e buttons, banners and bumper stickers carried his name. Ford wu in a supporting rose. the featured speaker at toni1bt'1 lt."9Slon ud a symbol ol effortl t.o unite the party. Since delegates and party of. ficials began arrivU., here last week. the convention dty has been the scene of intense speculation about tbe vice pres· ldeotiaJ nooiinatlon as well as efforts t.o 1.nfluence it. for general laborers later this week. officials s aid today. The ten tative agreement came following a marathon nine-hour negotiation session in Los Angeles. accord ing to Ray Wilson. chajrman of the labor negotiating committee. SelUement was reached last week with representatives or various crafts and skills unions but the continued walkout by l a bore rs who p e rfo rm the gene ral hard work kept several major projects in Orange Coun· ty shut down. The 12.000 laborers represent· ed by Laborers and Hod Car- riers Union Local No. 652. Santa Ana. kept a total or 100.000 other workmen out during their strike which began last Monday. Jobs back in progress today include: -Remodeling and expansk>n of Anaheim Stadium. where the Rams are to play their fi rst ex- hibition game Aug. 11 . a $33 million project. -Constradlon of a second and tlurd unit cit the San Onofre nuclear power plant near San Cle mente. a SJ. I billion JOb. -Coatiaula« work on the Die mer lntert1e pipeline which will bring Metropolita n Wate r Dis trict supplies to central Orange County lo support cont.in· uing county 'gro wth. a SlOO million project. -Balldlng of a new. seven- 1 an e Pacific Coas t Highway bridge over Newport Bay in Newport Beach. an $8.9 million project designed t.o clear one of the worst traffic bot.Ueneck.s in Southern CaUfomia. Builders bad orilhuallJ alfered laborers only $5.10 per hour more than they now make, lead· lng union offictall a week ago lo suggest the k>w figure lDdlcaled a measure of racial prejudice. They notA!d the laborers· union is comprised mosUy of blacks and MexJcan·Americans and ac- cused builders of figuring they could offer the mi.norilies less money and get away with it. Contractors denied that al- leRation anct ridiculed it, saying the simple fa ct o( the matte r was that laborers have strong backs. not specialized skills and are therefore not as valuable to the industry as others . O n e of the agre eme n ts reached Sunday was In the up· grading or certain job classifica· (Stt STRIKE, Page AZ> Bul,/,s Gore 2 Fatally PAMPLONA. S pain IAP> -The annual run· ning of the bulls through Pamplona bas ended with the first fatalities in three years. Two Spaniards we r e gored to death by the same bull and three other men were injured Sunday. Another man was gored and in serious condition lo· day on the lut day of the week -long festival in which crowds of men run for hall a mile through the na rrow street.JI ahead of six bulls before lhe daily program of bullfights. l'our Hometo•• Daily Newspaper MONDAY, JULY 14, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 0 .. 1, "''-' _.., 111.0Wd .c_ .... THIS WAS SCENE AFTER PICKUP PLOWED INTO PREVIOUS FREEWAY ACCIDENT One Dead, One Crttlc•I, One Jelled A• AHutt of CrHh Earty Sunday In Coate M•H Beach walk Residents Ask Help Res ide nt s o r the pr ivate Beachwalk hous ing de velopment in Huntington Beach are de m anding equal protection of their streets in the form or police traffic e nfor ceme nt in the ir nel ghborhood. On the other hand. police of· ficials say the development Is laced with a network or private. undedicated and oil.en subatand· anl 9lnetl. They say they are obligated to provide rouline police serVJces but that they are not requlred to respond to traffic problems. Speed Jaws in the area of about +tO homes off GoJden West Street west or Huntington Beach High School, currenUy are set by the homeowners associ•tJon . But residents say there have been too many incident.s Of JOY· riding motorists entering the p riv a te neighbo rhood and engaging m reckl ess and fast driving Caught in the middle 1s the Hunt.ington Beach City Council which deadlocked on the issue last week. Voting in favor of sending in police patrols were Mayor Ruth Bailey. Ruth FinJey and John Thomas. Vo ting against the measure were Don MacAlhster , Bob Mandie and Jack Kelly Ron Pattinson was on \'aca lion Police officials s ay that 1f routine patrols are extended into BeachwaUc . 1t might set orr a del uge o( requests from about 7 other privately owned tracts in the city. Officers say the extra traffic duties wouJd be equivalent to serving a community or 18.000. But residents claim that they pay as much in taxes as anyone else in the city and that they h a ve to maintai n their own streets and street lights as well. <Bee WALK. Pase A2> fletPn Released JERUSALEM CAP> -Prime Minister Menachem Begjn, 66. looking slightJy pale and thin but s peaklng sharply, ldt the hospital today two weeks after suffering a mild heart auack. Crash on Freeway Kills 1, Injures 4 A C<.iltfom1..i Htl?h~ay Patrol officer was reported 1n cntical cond1t1on today in the aftermath or a Sunda:,. morning accident in C'o~ta ~t~a 1n which a to~ truck oper ator was killed and four other people were m1ured CH I' Officer Rod Campbell. 32. of Anaheim. was in intensive care at Fountain Valley Com m unaty Hospital. where he was Woman, 19, .Kidnapped, Raped by 4 Huntmgton &•ch poh<.'e are seeking four .suspects who kid· napped and raped a 19-year-old fl untmf{ton B<'ach wom an Fn da} night and ea rl> Saturday morn.in(! The woman -.as "'alk1ng near h e r hom l' at lnd 1a n a pol 1:. A \'Cnue and Bea ch Boulevard about 10 JO p m whe n two men on foot stopped her to ask for d1rec t1ons. according to S~t Luis Ochoa When she stopped to help the pair. two accomplices drove b> tn a late model car. They thre"' her into the -.eh1cle and drove to an orange grove where she wa~ raped and sexually abused by all four men She "'as taken to the hospital for cxam1nat1on after she was d riven ba('k to lhe city and re· leased b> the four assaila nts. The sus pects are listed as Or ientals, about 19 lo 20 years ol a~e They we re drt\•tng a black or d ark b ro wn late m od e l hatchback Capri or Mustang. ac· cordm~ to Ochoa It had a rac· m g stripe and RS Turbo was prmled on each side of the veba · d e Ochoa said he believes that all four suspects were working together. He s aid Orange Count y Sheriffs investigators also are seeking the four suspects in a similar rape •nd kidnap in another part of the county. being treated fo r ht'ad 1n1une'> ~u((ered 1n the •I a m an·1tlcn1 along the shoulder of lhl• north bound San 01e1?0 f'reewa} ne&r Fa trnew Road. Officer; said a s mall pickup truck struck a tow tr uck parked a lon g the s ho u lde r of the freeway. in1urtng Campbell and killing Harold Robb J r , 22. of Garden Grove. Both men had bffn standing of( Ute roadway sun-eyiag a w~lted vehicle from an earlier a<'cident which needed to tw towed away CH P Officer John Me rritt said Robb was crushed bet ween his vehicle and the car to be towed Four Huntington Beach teen· (Sff CllASH, Page AZ• CA>aster F a11 Sets Record EASf FAR~11:'\v0Al.1::. '.'l.Y lAP I After thrt•e "'eek ~ of up'> and do"'""· 26· Har-old :-.1()('1 Aub<: hJ" earned a i.pol In tht• 1;u1n n e s s Bo o k o f W o r I 11 Records . accord m~ t11 th1 • ~corekeep~r for a Loni.: Island roller coaster Au be . a pizza pa r lor employee from Me ridcn. Conn . s teppe d o ff the Galax1 roller coa!'-.ter at Ad venture l an d amU !-.l" ment park here Sunday i i days after he beJ,la n tht'.' r ide. sa id score keeper Murray Kloss Kloss said Aube rounded 9,005 laps -the equivalent or 2.800 miles -tn 504 hours. surpassing the pre· vious 168-hour Guinness record set by Jim King or Panama City, Fla. Kmg rode a rolle r coa s t e r J ,946.5 mj)es between Aug. 28 and Sept. 4, 19711. Coast Milliken speeeb. Film: All Landon. int.roduc· lon of Sen. Nancy Landon c.....,ds StdJd11ed Weather aasebaum ol KULias. Adreaa b y temporary airman Kuaebaum. lntroduclloo of former uury Secretary William I!. mon b)' Sen. William S. Cohen MalJL Tbe qenda for the opening c:oavention session was devoted to routine business and a few speeches, I~ olf by a welcome from Mayor Coleman Younc ol Detrolt, a Democrat, wbo 11 a top political ally of Preaident Carter. Sen. Richard Lu1ar of In· d1an&. one of lbole cm Rea1an'1 lllt of vice pre1ldenlial (._OOP,PaaeAl> Chill Slows Beach Fun Patchy morning clouds , s lightly warmer. Lows tonight 52 at the beaches, 62 inland. Highs Tuesday lower 70s to 88. INSIDE TODAY £'9Qland and Coli/0!'1ri0 are nmnmg 11«Jc and nttJc m tlw intentalicMal c:11d100 ce>mpeh· tioft /or /rtt /or'M • ....,_.,,.,. ftl «Mllrldt11. lhd ..,. tlw lhotodoeoft comn. CaUfondo toUl ~ ~. Sn "C..CJcoo Race," ,.A1. . Simon speech. Introduction of former feDH Secretary Donald mtleld by Sen. Jake Gan al IR41'BR OPENS COP CON<L4YE 0 ITROIT <AP> -Tile ..,_, ... N..._.. C..t--. opened today widl a minute of 1lltnt prayer for the 52 American boetq• ¥.Id ln Iran. The Republtcam plan to open e.cb ....aon of Ulelr four..clay conv...._ wttb a pra1er for tbt ho1t1fH. who marted their ZS4t.h dQ of capt.lvlty today. · The 1k1 was blue and tbe weather tallor·mmde for tannine but lbe tun stopped there •• water tempentunl alon• tbe Oran,. Cout tooll oa a wiftter- Uke..., °""CM weekend. Lil ........ from Seal Beach t.o San Clemente reported tbou1andl ol beach vlslt.ort. but 1ald1 beca... ot cbUly water eonatUoM. moet Yilltors re· malned oa the sand. In San Clemente. •here 1uardl recorded a modest ts rHeu• for the weekend . t.he ocean tnaperature dropped to a chlll1•..,_.. In N.-,ort Baich the water re•dled a hilh of eo defreet. Llle1unll. notln1 tb1t 1&,000 , • belch pn crammed Oftt.o t.be at1'ud e9Cb dQ, reported only sill reaeues SUnday. At the Hunt.lnston Beach city sands Ule ttory was much the aame. About 50,000 beach l\ltSt.I turned out etch day. fortlnt of. nctal1 to ctolf parktn1 lou. but only 1even reteue.a were mlde &tturday mad ntne on SundQ. The ..ummer-Wre sea tem· peratuns apparently broaght oat tbe me....,.. In sUnirays alon1 the Oran1e Cout. Llf e1uarda from ~al Be•ch to Saa ClemenCe said more tJme was spent treatinc 1tJnp than NH\llnl betJMn. The oaly lnddftll that broke the calm alofts tM! eoa1t •• • San Clemente s.turday evenlq wben the skipper ol a JZ..foot ubin cntiser gunned bis veuel onto the beach when he spotted • leak and feared his boat mlaht sink. In Laguna Beach aboat ZS.GOO visitors showed up each day. Lifeguards reported one rescue Saturday and ll Su.nday. At t.be two a&Me beathel in HunllnflCJll. 78,000 be~b buffs showed up Salarday MCI a,ooo turned out Sunda1. In S.al Beach, 20,000 people m1de k t.o t.he strand each tlay and Or...,. County _H arbor Patrolmen ret1)0nded to 12 boet retcuel off the Seal Bei th and HuntinltGa ~•tllnl . ...... ... ,.-...... . LM ...... M ...._ .. ~ ... <....... (N ~· ... C._..,. M ............. :::. an ......_Ct.I .. , ....... .... llt ll 0 ~--JUST BREAKING--......... 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Edward Crandall of fair Hawn appattatl drove to Laaae.n National Park. shot hamself. tbea dro"c-O\'M • chtf. deputies Hid Crandall left a sulclde no&. wilb a par~ 111ttendant with • drawing of a sttrew and a ball that matched " tlr•"'·1n1 acrawlf'd on the wall oC lbe KJtrbea a.e.n.. deputJ~ u1d IM> "l"lltt"n oo the wall wa.s. ··r did lt, I doa't know .-h)• " 11.S ....... ~ ....... .. SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico CAPI A bomb up~ toc1ay at lhe base ot a U.S. Coast Guard r•dlo ~•C'OC\ lo"''t'r In San Juan No injuries were reported The Coast Guard at lri buled tM bom bani\\) · l~rrorblS ·· ~ llo•I~ Sa•d llft1..r WIESBADEN. West 0f'rm.n~ I P 1 t'n~1 t\\~:Ua&t' Richard Queen's health N>nlmut'S to 1mpl'(l\'t'. ht> ha!' bffn bu11y on the telephone to the United Slat~ and has "P<"nt somt' time with a military chaplain. his fat.Mr rTPOrt~t ltldll) U.S. officials say t.he 28 ~t-ar-oltt Q~·n. r\'lt>a.t'\t b~ lran1an uuthonties Friday after t'&g.ht months as a ~••1tt". ~111 rt'mam at the U.S. AJr Force hospital he-rt' fur st"wral moN" days ot medical tests He 1s bt>lieved sufferin.,: from :t nc.•un..ll~1cal d1sordt-r caus· Ing dil.Zmess and suffne~::. on rus lef\ !old<' Rh:emde Fir# Sprf"Cldlt RIVERSIDE tAP> F'lrt> otftrnlls boped today to cont.aJL 8 wtnd·wtupped brush fire that raet:'<i across 800 acres oC rugged mountams1de in Riverside County. Three air tankers were called m to help hghl t.he blue that broke out at about 5 30 p m SuDda~ on Box Spnngs ~oontam. :;aid Capt Herb Eberhardt of the state forestry dJ\.·1s1on More lhan 200 rtref1ghters from city, county. state and federaJ a gencies battled lhe flames across "\'ery steep. very rO<'kY terrain" m the Box Springs Canyon area. Eberhardt said No m1un~ were reported Drug Dart Fatal Lion on Campus Dies From Wound SAN DIEGO CAP> -A 200- pound declawed mountain lion .. s howing aggr ession" while prowlm~ for seven hours on I.he Grossmont College campus died c;hortly after being shot with a tranquilize r g un . s aid a :.pokeswoman for lhe San Diego County Arumal Control Ofhct Th~ animal. believed to be -;omL·orM!'S pet. apparently died of -.hock or hWlger Sunday. since the tranquilizer dosage was not large C'qou g h to b e f a tal . the !.OOkeswoman said. Fro•Pafl*!AI CRASH ... agers riding in the back oC the pickup truck suffered mlnor lO moderate injuries . Three of them -Eric Sainz, William Sar· tain, and Tim Carlon, all 19 - were taken to Mercy General Hospital and released shortly the reafter. The fourth passenger, Terry Wood. 19. was treated for lacera· t1ons and transferred lO ~r hospital. The drive r of the pickup. Robert Jordan. 22, also of Hunt· angton Beach. was taken into custod:v on charges of felony drunken dr i ving and mans laughter. He was reported released this morning from Orange County Jail on $2,500 bail and scheduled to be arraigned July 28 H I DAILY . Pl LOT , ..... ()t" ..... c..lA o.-. ........ -~·" -"""'" ., '°""°'f'llf'llf .... ~Pf"'· .• ~'""° .,. '""' Oo•-(.M~I -. ..... '------.OH..., • .,. piwOt•.,... _,.,., tfw~ f"~f "We used a chemical tran· qu1lmng agent powerful enough to 1mmob1lize a large dog," said supenising animal control of· fl eer Hank Miller "But they are very susceptible to any kand of agent. although we had no way of knov.ing that until we tried the tranquilizer ... Mill er said lhe drug was often used in tranqu1lmng large dogs and other animals. ft was not unusual to try to s ubdue the mountain hon with the drug. he added. The lion was Immediately rus hed to El Cajon Valley Veterinary Hospital. but died wllhin 15 minutes of being shot with the chemical, Miller said Fro•PapAI STRIKE ... lions. according to negoUating spokesmen. The agreement also calls for the union to remove its picket hnes from construction sites and the contractors lO rescind their lockout order imposed over lhe strike. Pickets were on duty at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. among other locations. The picketing had little effect on attendance at the fair· grounds. where lhe fair started on Friday. Construction work was halted al&<> on a City ol Irvine project placing underground lbe ~a Chinoo flood control channef in the ~allled Golden Trtancle formed by the Laguna. Santa Ana and San Diego freeways. The job is the finl step ol establishment ol a giant com- mercial mall at that locaUon . Viejo Man Kills Wife,SeH A lf.yur old man 1hot hlmaetr to death In Lacuna a...,.. ... &mday ni1ht Gab mlalue1 after M abot and kWed b11 utruaed wtfe whom ta. Nd found wttft ber boylrtend al a liU11lon Vl•.to realdeoc:e. Tbe murder·auidde drama be11a about ll p .m . when Cbarlel Elm« Krlaa. 39. ot mD MlfdaleDa, MlNJoa Viejo, C'OO· froated h1a wile at her home at tnZ1 N\lblea, dlued Mr out ol the ~ and shot ber to death In the yant, said Oruae County Sbt'rtn'1 LL Wyatt Hart. Hart sUd the woman. Cvol Natal K.risg, 36. ran from the house &t'ler her hu.aband fired a shot at her while sbe wu aleep- 1 ng with tbf' unidutlfted boyfrit'Od. Tbe bo)1riend wuo 't lnJul'f'd, Hart saJd. l\ rlss fled the ~ in bis late modftl car. which later wu ob- st"rvt'd by Laguna Beach poU~ "'ho had monitored a broadcast by :shtorlffs deputies. Hart saJd Officers Mark Fisher and Rosie.> MC'Lette hrst obeerved t\r,u' car near Mount.tin Road •nd South Cont Kighway and fol lowed It as K rlss took a C'lrc-u1tous route to Boat Canyon ln north Laguna Beach. K r lss. the offltters said. s\oppt"d. plued a 45-callber automatic pistol to his head. and fired He "as prooounceod dead at the set.~e at 11. 39 p. m.. Hart said Han said Mr. and Mrs Kriss had bttn involved in d ivortte proceedings. The only surviYOt". Hart said. is a son. James. 17. GOP ••• poss1b1lit1es and the featured speak<'r at the opening sess10n. set the tone of lh1s week's con· venllon oratory v.1th a s lashing attack on Carte r Said Lugar: "Thank goodness for an election year t'n this COW'l· try Tha nk good ness for a chance to undo the damage ot a mistaken presidency while there 1s still time." Lugar described Carter as "weak and Ineffective" in his handling ot foreign affairs. "It can now be sa.ld of PTesi· dent Jimmy Carter that he has failed in lhe wont way a presi· dent can -he has increased the possiblility of war." Lugar said By contrast, said the senator. ··Ronald Reagan understands that if America offers steady and reliable leadership. we will find s upport from our allies in W es tern Europe. Japan . Australia and elsewhere and we will r ebuild an effective free world alliance." Reagan was n ylng to the con· vention city today. a journey capping a 12-year-quest for the Republican presidential nomina· tion. Most of his top aides ar· rived last week and worked to defuse potential conrucu over lhe party platform and to try to ensure that the convention will adhere to a script as tightly crafted as that of any of Reagan's old Hollywood movies. Four thou.sand delegates and alternates and thousands more reporters. tec hnicians aod political groupies arrived In town over the weekend and filled hotels for miles around, iochld· ing several across the Detroit River in Windsor. Canada. The mood was futive : ~ dominant colors were red. white and blue. and the Republicans were enjoying public opinion polls lhal said Reagan bolds a strong lead over President Carter and the GOP candidates could make substantial gains 1n Congress where the Democrats st i ll contro l the House and Sena1e. The Reaganitee' script was mostly holding up but there were exceptiona. The COftnec. ticut delegation voled Sunday. for example, to back an effort to overturn an anti·abortion plat· form plank calling for the ap- pointment or federal judges sympathetic to the rights ol the unborn. .... c. .... -...-.... ,. "--.,,.,,.,,..~"···" V•Ht:1. 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'J'bat'• 11,Jlt mon then durtac Ille tint Ut.rM .,. of tut y.-r. P'alr ~ ~-h1k Mid bia Rift ~ eartler t.Mt 400,000 would attend UN falr, wblcb eadl Jaly •· Wt rear. ----------------· Lut yur'• .~ totaJed JOt,000. Falr boud It.aft members bed e.roJected record 1ttHdanee fllUrel becaUM of a COQCeatral· ecr aavwt.illaa aDd public rel•· tiona cunpalp tbia year bued oo U.. &Mme ••A Toveb ol C.0.- try" and revolvln1 around Orcbico. th• fair'• chlcllea maHOt. A 1poll11wom1a Hid tbl• morelat ta.at lb• first tbrM d1y1' at.teodaace n...,... al90 hive been llilb becauH of "perfect we.u.r·• and pat "entertalnmeDt auraeUoM." , ! Flfliag Fortress Restored One of the last flying fortresses. a Bl 7 bomber. sits idle at the Fort ColJins· Loveland Airport in Colorado. After two years of restoration. the World War II airc raft was flown from Colorado to the Expe rimental Ai rcra rt Ass ociation museum in Burlington. WL'\. Californians Jubilant GOP Delegates Taste Reagan Victory .· DETROrT <AP > -The Repubbcan National Convenuon is mostly a weeklong ('elebration for the California delegation. a part y t o celebrate Ronald Reagan's vtctory after so many years of hard work. From sides up and down the Detroit River. on big pleasure boats to an outdoor party at the Detroit Yacht Club, the 168 del cgates and an equal number of alternates are having a aood time. a well-deserved rest. some say. "We·ve been working for him for years. This 1s lhe celebra· lio n ... said Paul Cahill. an alternate from Kensington The delegation's day on Sun· day was not a particularly heavy one: a delegation mefl1ng 1n the morning followed by ndes on the cabin cruisers and other big boats in the notilla that paraded on the Detroit River. followed by the party at lhe posh yacht club. Many oC the delegates from the Golden State said they had Cyclist Succumbs To Head Injuries A Santa Ana man died of head mJunes Sunday morning aft er being thrown from his m1>torc~ cle in Dan a Point Saturda'' ni ght. th..-California H1ghwa; PatroJ said today A CHP s po kesman i.a1rl Stephen Vincent McNally. 23. WALK ... ··We are entitled t o t h is s ervice. If we wan t It ." ho m eowne r r epr es en lat1\.'c Oli ver Roney said Ile says he is hopeful that the mattf'r Wlll be re<·<>ns1de red by the City Council . The police department cur rently 11 required to enforce onl~ drunk dnvmg and nit and run dnv1ng incidents in a pnvatc a rea. otf1cers s aid Thieves Get Suim Trunks Sixty men's s wimming trunks valued at Sl,050 were stolen from a Huntington Beach dt• ltvery van over lhe w~kend The trunks. carrying a hg ht n1ng bolt label. were valued at $17 SO each Thi eves g rabb e d 1he swimwear alter breaking a .,..,o. dow of the van while 1l v.as parked at Seacliff Lane between Friday night and S aturda y morning. The rightful owner was listed as the Shore Shop Sports Wear store at 2117 Mam St Just fof Gals .. died at San Clemente General llosp1tal 12 hours after the I 1 µ m accident on Dt.'I Obispo Mreet near Del Prado Avenu€' Arcordm g to the CllP. ~tr!':al I) wasn't v.eann~ a h elmet v. hen he was riding his motorc~ C'le v. estbound oo Del Obispo Officers said he apparently s truck the curb and -. as eJected head-first into th(• metal post of a no parlong sign There were no v. 1trwsses lO the accident aoa 1n ''"l>llgatnrs said toda~ they don't kno .... ho.,.. fa !ot M c~all ' was tra\'el1ng or .... hat caus ed him t 11 htt lhl' curb Guns, Ammo Stolen From Police Range Thieves broke into the Hunt· 1ngton Beach Police target range over the weekend and stole about SJ .700 worth of weapons and ammunition. Stolen were thrtt Remmgton · 12 gauge shotguns. one . Brown- '"~ 45 caliber double action automatic pistol and a ssorted a m m un 111 o n that in cluded hollow-point bullets P o lice :.aid the th1evei. sm ashed a .... 1ndow 1n the control tower or the r a nge at 1822 1 Gothard Ave betv.~n Saturday n1gbl and Sunday morning. The range. operated by lhe Huntington Beach Police Of f1cers Association. 1s used for markmanship qualiftcat1ons OoMn Pacific OOfO st'tOrts. talbed tor the ectr"9 oa& A rant>ow of cOIOrs aQua. coral. t:>etge, off white Ind tlltfl blue Compiemenllng !he shorts are a pretty oroua cJ Hawarian t)nnr blousas Ntil:J Chemin de F$r 191ne worked for Reagan /or years, from his first run for governor in 1966 to his first try for the White HouM! in 1968 to his narrow I06S in 1976. The mood is much different from that of lhe delegation in Kansas City in l976. when the California delegates worked hard to swing vous to Reagan. but failed as Gerald Ford won lhe nomination. "TheTe·s not much maneuver· Ing going on here," said one de1egat.eattheyachtclubparty. Under a white-and-yellow tent at the yacht club. the delegates ate, drank and swapped storie. about Reagan. when they fint met him or when they last talked to him W 1t~oul exception. the del· egates 1nterv1t.-wed said they were happy and content with the situation winning the top pnze the Grand Old Party has to offer aft e r tryinR fo r 12 )ears I'm a big believer 1n t1 m- 1n.-:." said Vernon Cristina of San Jr"''' 'J\nd ttus 1~ Kcis~an 's lime ·· The enthusiasm or tht.-delega· tion "as dear "I bt>t the re':. not a smgle de· legate here who 1s not willing to d1mb up the top of that bu1ldang and be w1lltng to shout 'Reagan 1s going to .,..1n' ." said Cn stsna at the dJMer party at lhe Detroit Yacht Club as the sun set over the headquarters hotel at the Renaissance C('nter on Sunday S<Jmc of Rl·a~<.1n':. relative-:. "H 'rt' on hJnd J.., delc~Jtt•:. Nell lfragan Lhe former governor's olde r brother. was ont· delegate. while Mauret-n Rt>a~an. the can· d1datc·s d;,iug ht e r "as an ,1ltemate But se\•eral of the delegates v. ere not 1n Detroit Led by C'al1forn1a Senate Mino rity Le ader W1lllam Campbell. a number o( statl' senators were ~till 1n Sacra mento. trying to work out a fanal solution that "ould lead lo i>a:ssage of the :.late bud11et It':. hung up in the legislature past its constitu· t1onall y mandated deadline of July 1 Missiles Viewed BO:"N. West Germany <API U.S . Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher met for an hour today with West German f-'orc1gn Minister Hans Di etrich Genscher about pro-~ posals to limit m edium-range··· nuclear weap<>ns in Europe. ..' • ALSGAAAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 • .. 7 WGL. 13, NO. 1'6, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Your Hometown Dally NewNpaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS GOP Flays Carter Presidency Irvine Mulls Waste Plan O•llY P l ... N.-o "'- WHERE SLUDGE WILL GO? City, Marines Unhappy Attorney Fights for Smith Life By DAVIDKUTZMANN Ot ... Delly """Slaff Defense attorney Terry Giles urged a n Orange County Superior Court jury today to spare the life or Larry Donald Smith of Newport Beach, who was convicted last week or the kidna p ·murder or Car o ly n Bealer of Garden Grove. Giles told jurors their decision as t o whether Smith s hould be given Life without parole in state pn son or the detith sen- tence would be one they would have to live with the rest of their lives The defense attorney said that Smith, 43. had ne ve r been in trouble with the law in the past and that he was entitled to be s p a r ed from go1 ng' to the California gas chamber at San Quentin. In his closing argument to the ·j ury this morning, prosecutor Dave Carter said he would leave it to the panel's discretion on whether or not Smith s hould be sentenced to death or life im- prisonment without possibility of parole The same jury which convict- ed Smith last Friday was to begm its deliberations later to- day in the penalty phase of the Newport Beach man's trial. Smith was convicted of the August, 1979, kidna p-murder of Miss Bealer , 24. The prose<:ution contended that Smith abducted the Garden Grove woman to hold her for ransom and later took her to sea off Dana Point in bis small boat. It is believed that Smith killed <See SMITH, Page AZ) Coast Weather Patchy morning clouda, slightly warmer. Lows tonight 52 at the beaches, 62 lnJand. Highs Tuesday lower 70s to 88. By RICHARD GREEN Ol IM O.lly Pl ... Sutt T he Orange County Sanitation District wants to dry was te material near Irvine, according to Ray Hetherington, city en· vironmental expert. Sludge wouJd be spread over 100 acres of land two miles east of the inter section of Irvine Boulevard and Sand Canyon Avenue, under the plan. Irvine city officials learned of the proposed facility last week when ~ked to comment on a draft environmental impact re- port for the project. Council members David Sills and Larry Agran plan to review the report and comment on it later this week. Maj. Robert Wemheuer . com· munity relations officer at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station said he a lso will comment on the report later this week. Sills and Wemheuer see prob- lems with the proposed facility designed to dry s emi·solid mass removed from sewage during the wastewater treatment proc· ess. Once dried. the materi al would be placed in a sanitary landfill. "Negative impacts that may occ ur inc lude aircraft strike hazards, insect attraction, odor. dust, visual impacts, pathogens a nd transportation problems," Wembeuer said. or particular concern to the Marines, Wembeuer said, was the potential attraction of birds "!hicb could binder flight opera· tion_s by getting sucked into jet engmes. He added that there is Marine housing within 1,000 feel of the southern boundary of the plant. .. rm not too happv with them drying this <bleep) within a cou· pie miles of Irvine.·' Sills said. He also said he is concerned a bout transportation problems caused by truc ks bringing sludge to the facility. According to the city's Hether· <See WASTE, Page A2) Temperature Drop Chills Beachgoers The sky was blue and the weather tailor·made for tanrung but the fun stopped there as water temperatures along the Orange Coast took on a winter- Ii ke s nap over the weekend. The unsummer-like sea tem· peratures apparently brought out the meanness in stingrays a l ong the Orange Coast. Lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente said more time was spent treating stings than rescuing bathers. The only incident that broke the calm along the coast was in San Clemente Saturday evening when the skipper of a 32-foot cabin cruiser gunned bis vessel onto the beach when be s potted a leak and feared his boat might sink. In Laguna Beach about 25,000 visiton showed up each day. Llfe1uarda reported one rescue Saturday and 16 Sunday. At the two state beaches in Huntington, 78,000 beach buffs showed up Saturday and 63,000 turned out Sunday. In Seal Beacb, 3>,000 people made it to the ltnDd each day and Orance County Harbor Patrolmen responded to 12 boat rescum off the Seal Beach and HuntJncton eoastUDe. IJf ..... trom Seal Beach to Saa Clemente reported tboutlDdl of beach visit.on, but aaJd beeause of chilly water coaditlona, moat vlatton re· malMd cm tbe land. la Saa Clemente, wbera 1uarda reeo.rded a modest 15 re1caw for U.e weekend, the OHID ............... dropped to a ehtlly. cllpw, Jn Newport Baacb the water reaelMd a hilb ol to delfMI. LJf e1uarda, DOtlnl that 16,000 beaeb soen crammed onto ~ atnnd each_ day, reported only atx reecues SUnday. . f ; IJsed Car Lot? I rvin<''s University High School parking lot looks suspiciously like a used car lot on W(•ckcnds. The unofficia l practice of selling cars there on weekends can continue un less ther e are citizen complaints. the Irvine school trustees have said. LaborerS ·Win Big Hike Builckrs Give TentatitJe OK w $6.25 Boost Laborers who went on strike a week ago for a hefty boost to the $8.98 per hour they now make went back to work today. after Southern California builders ten· tatively agreed to the raise Sun· day night The strike had halted con- struct ion projects totaling in the billions of dollars in value in Orange and Los Angeles coun· lies. Contr actors represented by the Association of General Con· tractors are expected to formal- ly vote on a $6.25 per hour raise for general laborers later this week . offi cials said today. The tentative agreement came following a marathon nine·hour n egotiation session in Los An geles, according to Ray Wil son, chairman of the labor negotiating committee. Settlement was reached last week with representatives of various crafts and skills unions but the continued walkout by I a borers who pe rform the general hard work kept several major projects m Orange Coun· ty shut down . The 12,000 laborers repres~nt ed by Laborers and Hod Car· riers Union Local No. 652, Santa Ana. kept a tot.al of 100,000 other workmen out during their stnke which began last Monday. Jobs back in progress today include: -RemodeUng •ad expansion of Anaheim Stadium, where the Rams are to play their first ex· hibition game Aug. 11 , a $33 million project. -Construction or a second and third unit al the San Onofre nuclear power plant near San County Fair Aims For Record Crowds Orange County Fair -officials a re opUrrusllc that they will far s urpass last year 's a tte nd- an ce as Sunday adm ittance figures zoomed to nearly 42,000. So far, with three of the 10 fair days behind them, officials re· port that 110,911 people have been admitted through the fair gates. That's 16,216 more than during the first three days of last year. ' Fair manager Ken Fulk said his staff predicted earlier that 400,000 wouJd attend the fair, which ends JuJy 20, lhis year. Last year's attendance totaled 306,000. Fair board sWf me mbers had projected record attendance figures because or a concentrat- ed advertising and public rela· lions campaign this year based on the theme "A Touch of Court· try" and revol v lng around Orchico, the fair's chicken mascot. A spokeswoma n said this morninc that the flnt three days' attendance figures also have been high because or "perfect weather" and great "entertalnment attractions." Fair Slate Tuetlday iJ Senior CltJuns Day at the 32Dd Annual Oranee County Fair in ea.ta 11 ... Tbe fair. playlq to reeord crowds this year, will opm at 10 a .m . wtUt the normal SI admiasion fee reduced to S1 fOI' thole .,. ea or older. M~ evenu Tuesday include: -Noon to 10 p.m., Film Pelllval. -2 p.m ., k.lda' orange tou coatelt. -2 to 5 p.m ., Chet "Catlllh" Jobnlon at MOCJMbtDe Meadows. -3 p,m ., clown t0nte1t. --3:30, 5:ao aad 7;30 p.m., P'Wl'••·PGPPlD' Ctreua. --6 and 8 p.m .. Swaying Belroe aerlaf ect. --6: 15Ind8:15 p.m ., Winn ==hip wt.rt cycl•. --6:30to 10 p.m .• Johnnie Lane leland Band. -1 p.m., Brush Arbor Bluesrua ln Moonshine Meadows. -7 and 9 p.m ., Pat Boone ln the ampldth .. ter. -8 and 10 p.m., Laaer Discomanla ln I.be 1rand1tandl. -8:30 p.m .• Pboentx Jaa Band on Heritace St11e. • ' Clemente, a S3. l billion Job -Contlnuing work on the Diemer Intertie p1pelme which will bring Metropolitan Water District s upplies t o centra l Orange County to support contm· u1ng county g r owth, a SIOO million project. -Bailding of a new, seven- lane Pac1ric Coast Hi ghwa y bridge over l'llewport Bay an Newport Beach. an $8.9 m1lhon proJe<:t designed lo C'lear one of the worst traffic botUenecks m Southern California . Builders had originally offered laborers only SS.10 per hour more than they now make. lead· JOI? union offi cials a week ago to suggest the low figure indicated a measure of raciaJ pre1ud1ce. They noted the laborers· uruon 1s comprised mostly of blacks and Mexican-Americans and ac· cused bwlders of figuring they could offer the minorities less money and get away with 1t. Contractors denied that al· legation and ridiculed 1l. saying the simple fact of the matter was that laborers have strong backs. not specialized skills and a re therefore not as valuable to the industry as others. O n e o f the ag ree m e nt s reached Sunday was in the up- grading of certain job classifica· tions, according to negotiating spokesmen. The agreement a lso calls for the union to remove its picket lines from construction sites an1t the contractors to rescind their lockout order imposed over the strike. Pickets we.re on duty at the Orange County Fair In Costa Mesa, among other locations. The picketing had little effect on attendance at the fair- grounds. where the fair started on Friday. Constnaction work was baited also on a City of Irvine project placins underground ~ Agua Cbinon Oood C!Ontrol channeJ in the so-callled Golden Triangle rormed by the Latuna, Santa Ana and San Die1<> freeways. The job ll the lint step ol establilbment ol a &lant mm· merclal mall at that JocatJoo. Driver Slain After Crash FAYET'l'EV1LLE, N.C. <AP> -A .,. ... whole car WM ln· volved la a colllalon calmly walked to the other ear, SM&l1ed out a P6ltol and 1hot the dri"r in the tac., police said. The man wbo wa1 abot, WllUam. A. EJun, M. ol Sprtn1 Lake, died Sunday In a Fayette .. vllJe hoePltal; Police sald. The tncidenf occurred Saturday n.liht • Parley Opens in Detroit DETR O IT CA P > Republicans opened their na- tional convention today with a n a ttack on President Carter's "mistaken presidency" and a determination to present a unit- ed front for Ronald Reagan's ca mpaign to return the Whi te House to GOP control. Whe n party cha irman Bill Coverage of the Aepubffcan nattonal convention wlll be of- fered at 4:30, 5:30, 6, 6:30 and 7:30 on Channels 2, 4 and 7. Brock called the 32nd UOP Na - tional Convention to order today , Reagan's vice pr es 1d c nt1al <'hoice was the only element of s us pen!>e to occupy the del · egates' z~t for political gossip and rumor. The scene on the packed floor of JO<' Louis Arena was far d1f ferent from four year'> ai:!o when the H<'publacan!> c·onvPner:I an Kan c;a !> Cit). M o . r lose l:- d1v1<kd after a h1tkr prima ry f1J,?hl lx'tw1>l•n Ht•:igi.ln i.l nd lhcn- f>rt~!>1dt•nt Forrl Thi ~ year lhl' show belonged to Hea ~an Tht• hutton~. banner~ :ind bumf)('r stickers carried ht~ namt'.. Foret was in a supporting role, the featured speake r at toni ~ht's session and a sym bol of efforts to unite the party. Sance delegates and party of. f1c1als began arriving here last week, the convention city has been the scene o f intense s pec:11lallon about the vice pres- idential nomination as well as efforts to influence at <Stt GOP. P agf' \2> * * * Mmiy Faces On Tonight's GOP Agenda DETROIT CAP> tonig ht "s s <'h<'dU lt' Hepubhcan N<1t1onal lion. Here is for the Conven- Call to order at 5 pm. P DT Presentation of Colors Pledgl' of Allegiance by J1 m Webb Nation<1I Anthe m by Hep. Robert II. Machel of Illinois Sen Jesse Helms or North Carolina to introduce the Rev. Billy Graham , Y.ho will gave the 1nvocat1on. Film : "Wh o Arc Th e Delegates?·' Introduction of M1 ch1gan Gov. Wilham Milliken by Lt. Gov. James Brickley. Milliken speech Film Alf Landon. introduc· lion or Sen . Nancy Landon Kassebaum of Kansas. Adress b y tempo r a r y Chairman Kassebaum. In t r od u ctio n o f fo rme r Treas11ry Secretary William E. Simon by Sen. William S. Cohen of Main. Simon speech. Intro du c tio n o f form er Defense Sec retar y Dona ld Rumsfeld by Sen. J ake Garn of Utah. Rumsfeld speech. Former President Ford in· troductory film. Ford speech. Address by Ben Fernan~ of Caliromia, former presidential candidate. Address by Mayor Vincent Cianci Jr. of Providence, R.I. Program: ·'Together . . . A New Beginning" Be nediction by City Coun- cilman Aaron Johnson of Fay- etteville, N.C., at approximately 8p.m. ------.-:::,;~, PR4YER OPENS COP CONCLfYE DETROIT (AP> -The Republican National Convention opened today wit.b a minute of s ilent prayer for the 52 American bolta1ee held tn Iran. The RepubUcana p1an to open each Mla6on ot thetr four-day convention with a prayer for the r hostaaes. wbo marked their 2:54tb day ot captivity today. · ' Moft!!r.:MJ••.1• ~--JlJST BREMUNC----......... w.. .... ,,.. ........... Jlf ·--··hp .,, Dollar llp; Gold, Siver Down Sharply LONDON tAPI TM Yatue of lbe doUar rOM •talDJt ocher m~ C\ll'nne1n oo Ionian mooey marlleta today G<Hd and •ilver f.U sbarpi)' Gold WM lhed by the 111\erWo .......... of Loodoe·a \Op dealen Ill tN7aUOy~ • .,...h'OID1171 •owae. at U..cto.lai Frida)'. But It Ph.meed to IUIU. ~-Yotll. down--~ SilverlnldedlnNewYort•UJS TZ.downeo~nu 11 ............ ~ ....... ~-- WASHJNGTON (AP) -A Ddf'ftle lnt~lblfttt A1ency ~ port baii ~haded l.bel a m~ flaah Oftf' LM South AUan- tac ID Septembl'f' Pf"Obab41 WM ca~ by. eJaocte.U.. DIK'leat explosioo. Pwitacon sourca said today. The rePort. a.td to be bedied with uneertalau.t, diaapeea wtth tbe opinion ol a While lbaH·spclCLIOl"ed panel o# ftOQIOvem- mHt ex-pens who leaned to the \llew that the l1aah a~mmed from natural u~. The issue &l'Off Sept Z2 when a VEJ,.A nuclear test detection satellite re~1stered what was descnbed as an "optkal Ouh. ·· US tntell.tgence sources said al the time they believed South Afnca milbt have exp&oded a nuclear device in tbe atmosphere over a remote part ol the South AUa.otJc. l.J.S. ._d,_ 8ftlftf• ••••etl SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP> -A bomb exploded today at t.he base of a U.S. Coaat Guard radio beacon tower in San Juan. No injuries were reported. 1'he Coast Guard attributed the bom bin l to "terrorists." ~ & .. i-. Said llft1n- w1ESBADEN. West Germany CAP) -Freed hostage Richard Queen's health continues to improve, he has been busy on the telephone to the United St.ates and has spent som e lime with a military chaplain. his father reported today. U.S. officials say the 28-year-0ld Queen. reJeas«f by Iranian authorities Friday after eight months as a hostage. wtll ~main at the U.S. Air Force hospital here for several more days ol medical tests. He is believed s uffering from a neurological disorder caus- ing dizzh>ess and stiffness on his left side. m_,.r•ld~ !Fl~ SprrfU& RIVERSIDE !AP> -F\re offictais hoped today to cool&ul a wind·whipped brush fire that raced across 800 acres of rugge-d mountainside in Riverside County Three air tankers were called 1n to help fi ght the blaze tha t broke oot at about 5:30 p.m Sunday on Box Spnngs Mount am. said Capt Her b Eberhardt of the slate forestry d1 ... ·1s1on More than 200 firefighters from cit~. count}. state and federal agencies battled the flames across "very stttp. very rocky terrain" m the Box Springs Canyon a rea. Eberhardt s aid No injuries we re reported Reagan Bo~ken State Delegation Celebrates Win UET RO t T I AP > Thl' Republican National Convention 1~ mo-;tly a weeklong celebration for the California delegation. a party to cele bralt-Ro nald Reagan's victory after ~ many year~ of hard work. From sides up and down lhe Detroit River. on big pleasure boats to an outdoor party at the Detroit Yacht Club, the 168 del· egates and an equal number of a lternates are having a good ti me . a well·deserved rest . some say "We've been working for tum for years This is the celebra· tion," said Paul Ca hill. an alternate from Kensington. The delegallon·s day on Sun· day was n ot a particularly heavy one: a delegation meeting in t he morning . followed by rides on the cabin cruisers and other big boats In the Ootilla that paraded on the Detroit River. followed by the party at the PoSh yacht club. Many of the delegates from the Golden St.ate said they had worked for Reagan for years. from his first run for governor tn 1966 to his first try for the White House in 1968 to his narrow loss in 1976. The mood is much different from lhal of the delegation ln Kansas City in 1976. when the Califor nia delegates worked hard to swing votes to Reagan but failed as Gerald Ford w00 the nomination. "There's not much maneuv~r- DAILY PILOT ,,,_ Oc-(IN\I 0.-IV ,....,., •ot" _,. " lOf'MlitflllM~~~,.,, .,,~~_,..,,. Ot-CM•I .._,.._. C.---ltd.t•~ ~ CJWO'•\N'O ~ ........ ,,,.., tor GO\I• ,_...,. ............,, ... ._ .. ._..........._ a,..,,. '""'"'••" v.n,., ""·"'~· ._,..,... -"~C•nt ,,_, ___ " -·--.... --· ,,.. "'"""-_ .. _ .. _.." .. »t _.. .... 'It-.. 0 IM• tfooO GM ........ CAI-._ ·-·-... ~---Mc~ •• ~ va,.. __ ._,,__. ~·-1. .... ._.&-...... .. _....s... 0-...M. '--_ _,......., TMClhoM (714)~ ing going on here, .. said one delegate at the yacht club party Under a wh1te·and·yellow tent at the yacht club, the delegates ate. drank and swapped ston es about Reagan. when they h r.;t met h1 m or when they Ja:,t talked to him. Without exception. the del· e~ates interviewed said they were happy and content "'i th the situation -wmnang the top pnze the Grand Old Party has to offer after trying for 12 years. "I'm a big believer m um· mg," s aid Vernon Cris tina of San Je>5e. "And this is Reagan's lime." The enthusiasm of the delega· t1on was clear. "I bet there's not a single de· legate here who 1s not willing to climb up the top of that build.10g and be willing to shout ·Reagan is going lo win'." s aid Cristina at the dinner party at the Detroit Yacht Club as the s un set over the headquarters hotel at the Renaissance Center on Sunday. Some of Reagan's relatJves were on hand as delegates. Neil Rea5tan. the former governor's older brother. was one delegate, while Maureen Reagan. the can· didate's daughter. was an alternate. * * * Fr--P~AJ GOP ••• Tbe agenda for the opening coovenUoa session was devoted to routine business and a rew speeches, led off by a welcoo>e VEEP IELECTION mu. IN AJA -A3 from Mayor Coleman Yount d Detroit. a Democrat, wbo is a t.op political ally ol Preaidmt Carter. Sen. Ricbard Lu1ar of In· diaaa, GDe ol u..e Oil ae.,..,·. list of vice prealdeatlal po11iblUtJes and tbe featured speaker at u.e openlna ....-• aet ..... tcme of tllil ...... eoo- ventkln or~ with a •lalblnl attack on Carter. Sald Lapr: ''11aant I~ fw an el.euon ytar in thia COUD· tr1. Thank 1ood•H• for a cbuce to undo tbe dama1• ol a miltaMD ~ wbile U.. talUUUme." L111ar deHrtbed Cuter •• "weak aDd m.n.etiYe'' ID b6a budHnf ol ,....., llfaln. "It e• .,_ be Mid ol Prwl· cleat JlmmJ c...-tlaat .. -failed .. tbe -• ., ........ cteetam-MhelmtttaMd..._ pG!lfblility ol war," IAl&r ..W.. Viejo Man Kills Wife, SeH A 39 year o ld man shot hamHlf to dt'ath 1n La.gun• hatb late Sunday nl&ht only m ln ultll alter he shot and killed hi• ettra.n"ed wife whom be Md found wtth her boyfriend at a M IH Son Viejo residence. The murdtir·s uic1de d rama began about l l p .m . when C'harles Elmer Kriss. 39. of 2181132 Magdalena, Mission Viejo. COO· fronted hia wife at her home a\ 2'7321 Nu~ea. chued her out o# Ult house and abot her to death ln the yard, Mid Oran1e County Sheriff a U . W)'att Hart. Hart said the woman. Carol Natal Kriss, 36, ran from the house alter her husband fired a shot at her while she was sleep. ing whh \he unldenUfled boyfriend. The boyfriend wasn't J.nJured. Hart said. K riu fled the scene in his late model car. which later wu ob- served by Laguna Beach police who had monitored a bl"<*tcast by sheriff's deputies, Hart said. Officers Mark Fisher and Rosie McLette first observed Krass' car near Mountain Road and South Coast Highway and followed it as Kriss took a circuitous route to Boal Canyon in north Laguna Beach. Kriss. the offi cers said . stoppe-d. placed a .4S·caliber automatic pistol to hJs bead. and fired. He was pronounced dud at the s cene at 11:39 p.m .• Hart said. f'ro•P~AJ SMITH ... M 1ss Bealer aboard the craft and th('fl dumped he r body at !it":J lier remain~ havl' never been r C<'Ove red llowe\'er. Smith ll·~t1f1C't?rct"d hr m into part1 c 1patin ~ in the k1dnappin~ The defendant also churned that the two men, rl'J.>rcst•nllng bus incs:, com P<'I 1t o r -; of Miss Beale r ·~ v. ea Ith) brother , were the true killer~ of the attractive young woman after forcing him al gun- point to Lake his boat to sea G lies, arguing for the life of his client, said sentencing Smilh to life imprbonment without possibility of parole would mean the defendant would likely never hve among free men again. The defense attorney said 1t would be tu ghly unlikely that the J:Overnor v.ould ever commute or modify Sm1th's sentence to aJ. low him to be paroled from prison. though the state's ctucf executive would have that power 1£ there was no sentence of death hanging over Smith. G ties cautioned jurors that their decision wo uld be ir· reversible and something they would have to bve with the rest of their lives. C' a rter. the prosecutor. made no recommendation to the JW"Y as to a s pecific punishment. "You are all by yourself in this case," the deputy district at· torncy told the 1ury. "Your standard of d~ncy 1s what Uus case 1s all about." he said Carter said either a verdict of death or li fe 1mpr1s onment v.ould be JU~t He said Miss Healer's family had also been C'onsulted and had told him 1t v.ould put its trust in the Jury. The Jut') basically has three options 1t can send Smith to death row. sentence him to life 1n pnson without parole or reach no dec1S1on al all Smith already ha:, been coo· vkted in federal court fOt" at· tempting to extort $100,000 from construction company owner i.arry Fox of Anaheim, Miss Bealer's brother . f'r•• P-.e A I WASTE ••• lngtoo, sludge produced al the sanitation d iatrlcl facility in Huntington Buch would be trucked to the proposed plant north o( Irvine. CurrenUy, that s ludge Is dried in ffunliqton Beach and depoelled In Coyote Canyon Dump. Under the new plan. the dried sludge would be dumped in•~ ludtlll bl ISff Canyon nOrtb ol lrviae. In addiliOn to apparent opposi· Uon from the city and the llarinel, the idea o# UM lludle dryin·~ oppoled by lie lrvlH IDY· Company apokeamaa Jerry Colllna Wei the ~pany would pref er seelnl tbe material burned or dried bl Bee c~. Lalt ~ COl8lt)' .uperyl8on chOH Bee Canyon aa tIM atte ol a Hnltar'J landftll to replace the almoat-full Coyote Caa/c:: dump, near lnine't TurUe arH. lrYtDe olfletala ot1t10Md tbe plm It tbe u ... but ttopped •bort ot .... tM eomty O¥W UM ID .. . Tbe .... = ladftU ..... Uoa ... .... ..,... fecill· ty would Ult GP'l'at&q ta ...... tbr•• yean. uader eurreat ,a .... .. .,, ... Deity-~""""-~ THIS WAS SC£N£ AFTEA PICKUP PLOWED INTO ~EVIOUS FREEWAY ACCIDENT One Deed, One Critical, One Jali.d Aa Re1uh of Crash Earty Sunday In Coat• Meaa &dls Gore 2 Fatally PAMPLONA. Spain I AP> -lbe annual run· ning ol the bulls through Pamplona has ended with the first ratalities ln three years. Crash on Freeivay Kills 1, Injures 4 Two Spaniards were gor ed to death by the same bu.JJ and thrtt other men were iO,Jured Sunday Another man was gored and in senoos cond1tJon to- day on the last day of the week.lo n g fes ti va l 1n ""h1c h cro .... ds of men run fo r half a mill· through tht- narrow street~ ahead or six bulls h<>fore th" d~11h program of bulH1 ghL'> · ~ngres s man ·widens Visit SEOL'L , South Korea tAPl RC'p Stephen Solarz endc-d J thrt'e·day \'l!>lt to South Kon:a today and headed to the North Korean capital of Pyongyan~ \ 1a Tok)o and Pekin~ Thl' :"(·v. York Democrat v.11l be the hrs\ mem bt>r of C.ongress to v1:,1t the .:'\orth Korean capital Solan. a member of the lfl')Ui.t- f ore1Rn Affairs Subc.-omm1U"' · on ;\s1 a and the Pacifi c. met 1n Sroul v.1th South J\orcan Pr~i rlent Choi Kyu hah and Fore1f.n !\t inister Park Toni( 11n to dis l'uss Korean issues Ile called the v1s1l "useful." but 1ssl.K'd no form al statemt•nt Th e U S. go"ernm enl ha s close u es wilh South Korea but no relations with communist North Koren, and Amen can of f1c1als m Peking said Solarz 1s not carmng a message c.o f\iort.h Korea from the I.,; .S. govem · mcnt Inmates Rampage SL'S AN\'IL LE CAP 1 California Correctional Center 0U1c1als fired warning shol~ over the heads of about 500 in mates during racial fights Su.tl day and orde red a lockdown of the l ,200-pn son facilit y here. om · year after an inmate rampage left the medlum .secunty pn~n in shambles Jusc tor Gets ... A California HiJ?hway Patrol o(h cer was reported in cntJca,J cond1tlon today in the aftermath of a Sunday morning accident in Costa Mesa in which a tow truck operator wu killed and four uther people were tnJUTed. C H P Officer Rod Campbeil, 32. of An~1m. was in mten.s1ve c are at FountaJn Valley Com · mun1ty Hospital. where he was tH!mR trE'aled for head mJun es -.uffered m the 4 a m a ccident .ilong lhe i.houlder of the north· bound San Diego f·r~wa) near Fain 1cv. Road Off1c.-ers 4'a1d a sm all pickup l ruck struck a tn-.. lrurk parkl'd alon g thE' s h ould1•r of the freeway. JOJunnR C'ampbf·ll and killing Harold lfobb Jr 22. n( ';a rdC'n \;rove Both men had be-en stan'1inJ! off the roadwcs:, .,urvf'ylnJ? a ~recked \'etu cle from an earlier .tc.-c1denl which needed to be towed awav CHP Officer John Merntt said Robb was c~hed between b1s vehicle and the car to be towed f our llunllngton Beach teen Jgers nding in the back of the pickup truck suffered minor to moderate IOJUrle5 Three or them Enc Sainz W1l1Ja m Sar IJ1n. a.nd 1'1m Carlon all 19 v.ere ta.ken to ~t erC'\ \";t-ner«1I ll o.,p1t~I and rt'lea,1·d .,hortl) tht·rl·after Nuclear Plant Out of Action T he San On o fre 1'uclear r.t'neratmg Station will remain (lU t of sen,~ unttl a bout mid· Septembe r v.hlle corrod ed ~ll•a m tubes are replaced A s pokesman for South~m C<1hfom1 a Edison said ins~ t1on~ had revealed corrosion 1n man~ of the one-half ineh tubes that ca rry s tt-am from the 450 megawatt reactor The reactor was shut down April 9 for refueling , main· tenance and completion of con :,tructJon work. The spokesman s aid refuel.mg has been complet· ed and an overhaad of the steam· powered t llrbtne generator 1s neanng completJon Ooeen Paoflc cord shOrtS. ~ for 1he actlYe gel A rainboW of OOIOtS aQua. CO(ll. beige. oft wt'"8 end INte blue ~~the 9"°'11 n • pr-.y group of Heww ~ tb.W. Alie OtwrWt de Fer jaens T he fourth passen~r. Terry Wood, l9, was treated for lacera· t1ons and transferred lo another hos pital. The driver or the pickup, Robert Jordan, Z2. also of Hunt· ington Beach. was taken into custody on charges of felony dr unk e n drivi n g an d manslaughter He was reported released UUs morning from Orange County Jail ()n $2.SOO ball and scheduled w be arrau~ned July 28. Another CHP offi cer at the vt>n•· of \ht• 1.1rC'1dl·nt. Chuck 1.1 ml•·' v. J :o. uninJun·'1 County Cycle Hider Killed In Smashup \ Santa Ana man died of head inJur1es Sunday morning after being thrown from his mot.oC"ey· cle in Dana P oint Saturday night. the Cahrom 1a Hi ghway .. Patrol !\a.id Loda\ .\ C 11 P poke o; m a n ., a 1 d "tt'Ph<'n \·inc('nl \1cNally. 23. r11t·d .it San Clemente General llo~p1tal 12 hours after the JI n m accident on Del O bispo Street near Del Prado Avenue. Accordmg to the CHP. McNal- ly wasn·t we aring a helmet ""hen ~ was nd1ng his motorcy- cle westbound on Del o·b1spo. omcers said he apparently \truck the curb and "'as ejected head.first Lnlo the metal post of a no parking sign. There were no witnesses to the accident and in· vcst1gators said today they don't know how fast McNally was travehng or what caused him to hit the curb Plane Evacuated T\EW YORK CAPI -A Capitol A1r-.ays Jet al Kennedy lnt.ema· t1on al Airport was evacuated Sunday after an engine caught fi r e Just before takeoff. the~ f'ederal A\'latJon Administration :,a id ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714)~4·70~ lil MONDAY, JULY 14, 1980 't'our Rometo•• D•lly Newspaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I ·Laguna OKs Arch Beach Slide Repair ' ., JOllN ........ .............. ' Dealli&e queel'-.... aM lavailaldty ol fedffal ~to 'ltelp pay tlae repair bUI for lalHblide ......... Arda Buda Heiahta. tbe i..,.. 8eedl Qty Council bu ordered tbe city manqer to solicit bida for the 'WOrll at IOOD U ftDal .... lot' the project are completed. In a apeclal meet.inc Saturday mornlnc. eouneil me mbers alf'"CI OD a ran ,that involves tradlns aD4 tnstaltallon of 1torm dnim on more than 40 prinllb' owned loU ln the allde a rea. Coat.a for repain could run u hlth u $100,000 not counllng le1aJ fees, aecordiq to a report s ubmitted to the council by City Manager J{en Frank. A city request to the federal covemment tor. payment of part of the repair cost was turned dow n . Howe v e r . c ity ad · mlnlatrat.ors are now appealing the denial. "As of now there are no federal funds available," Fran.k s aid . '''l'be r e are cert a in possibilities that the s tate couJd pay for as much as 40 to 50 per- cent of the costs. But at this time we are not sure of the exact per t'entage." Tbe Feb. 11 landslide m Arch B each He i g hts severe ly damaged two homes, and loose dirt and deb ris le ft by the landslide below Del Mar Avenue threaten more homes. Besides the da mage to the two homes. the slide destroyed a manhole. portions of a sewer line. utility equipment and near ly 40 feet of the west end of Del Mar Avenue . The tons of dirt and debris swe pt nearly 200 feet down the hillside. covering portions of Gamsborough Drive below. Council action on the Arch Beach Heights re pairs followed a report by civil engineer Bob Kallenbaugh of the engineering fir m of Bem and Frost, which was lured by the city m June to prepare a preliminary report on t he costs lo re pair damaged areas In Arch Beach Heights. The firm was authorized by the council Saturday to proceed with preparation of detailed plans for reconstruct ion of the hillside. Following completion of this report, the city m anager will solicit bids for the work. The Ct· <See ltEPAlllS, Page AZ> GOP Flays Carter Presidency Viejo Man Kills 1\Vife, Sell I ' A 39-y ear -old man s hot h imself to death in Laguna. Beach late Sunday night only ll)lntues after he shot and killed his estranged wife wlaom he had found with her boyfriend at a Jrtission Viejo residence. T he murder-suicide drama ~ega n about 11 p .m . when J;harles Elmer Kriss. 39. ol 26832 Magdalena, Mission Viejo, con· fronted his wile at her home al 27321 Nubles. chased her out of the house and shot her to death tn t.he yard, said Orange County •eriff's U . Wyatt Hart. Hart said the woman. Carol Natal Kriss. 36, ran from the ltouae after her husband fired a lbot at her while she wu aleep- 1 n g with tbe unidentified boyfriend. 1be boyfriend wua't injured, Hart said . K ri• fled the scene \A bla late tnodel car. wtuc ' later wa ob-served by Laguna Beach police who bad monitored a broadcast by sheriff's deputies. Hart said. Officers Mark Fisher and ltosie McLette first observed lu1ss' car nea r Mountain Road and South Coast Hi~hway and followed it as Kriss took a circuitous route to Boal Canyon in north Laguna Beach (See SLAIN, Page A2) BuJJ,s Gore 2 Fatally PA M PLONA, S pa in (AP> -The annual run· ning of the bulls through Pamplona has ended with the first fatalities in three years. Two Spaniards we re gor e d to death by the same bull and three other men were injured Sunday. Anather m an w as gored and in serious condition to- day on the last day of the week-lo ng festival in which crowds of men run for ball a mUe through the narrow streets ahead of six bulls before the daily program of bu.Ufigbta. Coa8t Wea tiler Pate.by IDOl"DID8 clowla, slicbtly warmer. Lows tonight 52 at tM beHbea, 62 inland. Hllba Tuesday lower '20a to a Piiot Trailing Bis Olma LafJel. You've seen those T-shirts that carry the words "T·Shirt" across the front. So now comes this aircraft trailing a streamer that identifies itself. M aybe it's an ad for a new o •••• "'"" ,.,... movie. Maybe it's JUSt an :J\'1ato r . with a whimsical streak. But it wa!-. JUSt ont-of the 1ghts along Ora nge Coast beaches over the fai r and ~unny weekend. Parley Opens in Detroit D ET R O IT C A P ) R<'publ1cans opened their na- tiona l convention today with an attack on President Carter's ··mistaken presidency" and a determination to present a unit <>d front for Ronald Reagan's r ampa1gn to return the White House to GOP cont rol. When pa r ty chai r man 8111 Coverage of the Republican national convention will be of- fered at •:30, 5:30, 6. 6:30 and 7:30 on Channels 2. 4 and 7. Pact Ends laborers' Walkout Chilly Water Cuts Action on Beaches Lion Slain On Campus Of College Brock called the 32nd \.iOP Na· t1onal Convention to order today, R e a gan 's \'tee pre s idential choice was the only element of , suspense to occupy the del· egates' iest for potitical gossip and rumor. tStt GOP, Page A%l * Labol'ers who went on strike a week ago for a hefty boost to the $8.98 per hour they now make went back to work today. after Southern California builders ten· tatively agreed to the r aise Sun· day night. · The strike had halted con· struction projects totaling in the billions of dollars in value in Orange and Los Angeles coun· ties Contractors represented by the Association of General Con· tractors are expected to formal· ly vote on a $6.25 per hour raise for general laborers later this week, officiaJs said today. The tentative agreement came following a marathon nine-hour negotiation session in Los Angeles, according to Ray Wilson. chairman of the labor negotiating committee. Settlement was reached last <See STRIKE, Page A%> The sky was blue and the weather tailor-made for tanning but the fun stopped there as water temperatures along the Orange Coast took on a winter· like snap over the weekend. In Laguna Beach a bout 25.000 vis itors showed up each day Lifeguards reported one rescue Saturday and 16 Sunday. In San Clemente . wher e guards recorded a modest 15 rescues for the weekend. the ocean temperature dropped to a chilly 58 degrees. The unsummer-like sea tern · per atures a pparently brought out the meanness in stingrays a lo n g the O r a n ge Coas t. Lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente said more time was spent treating stings than rescuing bathers. The only incident that broke the calm along the coast was in San Clemente Saturday evening when the skipper of a 32-foot cabin cruiser gunned his vessel onto the beach when he ~potted a leak and feared his boat might s mk. Nuclear Plant Out of Action T he San Ono f r e Nut'li>a r Generatmg Station will rl'mam out of service until about mid· S e ptem ber while t'orroderl steam tubes are rcplat•t•d A spokesm a n for Suuth<:rn California Edison said inspet• tions had rev<'akd corro::.1on in many of the one-half tnt'h tu~ .. th at c arr y st ea m from thl' 456·megawatt reactor The reactor was shut down April 9 for refu elln,e main- tenance and completion of c.:on struction work T he spokesman said refueling has been complet- ed a nd an overhaul of the ~team· powered tur bin<' J,?eneralor 1~ near ing completion SA~ DIEGO ! A P l -A 200- pound declawed mountain hon 4'howrng agg ressio n.. while prowhnJ! for seven hour.; on the ~iros~mont College t'ampu.4' died ~hortly after being shot w1lh a 1r a nqullizer g u n . s a id a ..pokeswoman for lhe San Diego County Arumal Control Office. Tht> :rnimal. belie ved to be -.om~one·s pet, a ppa rently died of ... ho<'k or hunger Sunday. smce the 1 ranqwlit.er dosage " as not large t•no u g h t o b e f a tal , the 'Pokeswoman said. Many Faces , On Tonight's GOP Agenda DETROIT (A Pl -Here is to ni ght's c he dule for the Republican Nation al Conven· t1 on. Call to order at 5 p m. PDT Presentation of Colors Pledge of Allegiance by J im Webb. National Anthem b y Rep. Robert H Michel of Illinois. "We used a chemical tran· Se n J esse Helms of North qu1l11.1ng agent powerful enough Ca rolina to introduce the Rev. 10 1mmob1lue a large dog." said Billy Graham . who wtll give th~ -.uper vistng a01mal control of· m vot'at1on. ht'er Hank Miller "But they are Fi 1 m . ··Wh o Ar e T h e \'er.> suscepllble to any kmd of Delegates., .. agent. although we had no way Introduction of Michigan Gov. of kno"'1ng that until we tried· Wilham M1 lhken by Lt. Gov. the tranqwhzer .. ' James Brit'kley. Milliken s~h. State GOP Delegates Celebrate Film: Alf Landon. introduc· l ion of Sen . Nancy Landon Kassebaum of Kans as. Adress by t e mpo r ary Chairman Kassebaum. Introdu c tion of f orm e r Treasury Secretary WilJiam E. Simon by Sen. William S . Cohen of Main. DETROIT <AP> -Th e RepabUca Natianal Convention is mostly a weekloDa celebration for the California deteaatt.on, a party to celebrate Ronald Reagan's Yiet.ory after so many yean (ff hard work. From sides up and down the Detrott Riyer, on big pleasure boats to m outdoor party at the Detroit Yadlt Club. the 188 del· .. at.el md 9D equal number of alterutea are having a lood time, a well-deserved rest, IOlne aay. .. We'ft been workinl for bim for yeua. This is the celebra· tion," said Paul Cahill, an alternate fl'om ltmllqton. Tbe .._atian'1 day on SUD· daJ wu not, a particularly lleaVJ .-e: a del ... Ucm meetin• la tie ......... fol~ by ridM cm dala eab&D cndMn and ............. tM flaWle tbat =......-• .._ Detroit JUnr, ••ed bJ tbe P9r\J at tbe poeh """' ... . .. ..., ot .. _.. .... from tile a.. .... AMI tMJ Ud ........... for,..n, from lllAl lat nm ror penor ln -.,.. 1111a ant tl'J for UM White JIMo..111 119 to 11&1 narrow km ID 1171. 1'lae mood II maela dlfr...t from tlaat of u.e dele••Uon in K_.. Qty In lt11, wbea the California d•l•••tH worked hard to swing votes to Reagan, but failed as Gerald Ford won the nomination. "There's not much maneuver· ing going on here," said one delegate al the yacht club party, Under a wbit.e·and·yellow tent at the yacht club, the delegates ate. drank and s wapped stories about Rugan, when they first met him or whe n they last talked to bim . Without exception, the del· e8ales Interviewed said they were happy and content with the situation -winning the top prize the Grand Old Party has to offer after trying ror 12 years. "I'm a bll believer in tim· ins." aaid Vernon Cristina of San J<»e. · ·•And this is Reagan'• time." Tb• entbuslum of the delega· Uon wuc'8ar. "I bet there'• DOt a single de· lelate bere who is not willinc to clf mb up the top of that buildin8 and be wlWn& to about 'Reacan ii lolnl to Wln','' Hid Criltiu at Ille.._. party at IM Detroit Yacbt aub u the 1un Mt over the beadqurten hotel at tbe RenallNllCe Center on Sund_,. Some al Rea1aa•1 relaUvea were aa band as delqates. Neil Rea••· the rormer •ovemoc"'s older brodaer. wu •e delec•te. whU• Maureen Reqan, tbe CU·. <See PAaTY, hi• Al> • Simon speech. Introdu c tio n of forme r Defense Secr et a r y Donald Rumsfeld by Sen. J ake Garn of Utah. Rumsfeld speech. Former President Ford in· troductory film. Ford speech. • Address by Ben Fernandez of • California, former presidential candidate. Address by Mayor Vincent Cianci Jr. of Providence, R.I. Program: "Together . . . A New Beginning" Be nediction by City Coun. cllman Aaron Jobnsoo of Fay· etteville, N.C., at approximately 8p.m . '\ L PR.4YER OPENS GOP CONCL4J'E DETROIT (AP> -The Republican NatJonaJ Conftlltion OPeDfld today with a minute of sllent prayer for the 52 Amerieu boetal• betel in Iran. The Republicans plan to open • each MUlon ol tMlr tour...tay convention wtt.b a pra.yer for U. ho1t•1••· who marked their 2Wth llQ ol captivity today. .U OM.Y PILOT L.§C Monfp • .!u!r t•. 1• ..-----JUST BREAUNG----..... Dollar Vp; Gold, Silver Down Sharply t.ONDON <Al'> Thtt value of lM-dollar n'1M" a1alnat otht!r major curt1'ncle$ on forci.trn mon~y martlt'' today Oa\d •nd silver fell aharply Gold wa O•ed by tht> aftemoofl m~un1 °' London a top dealer& at '850 a troy ounce. doW1a trcND "1 I an oun<'e •t lh41 ' loe•n1 Friday. ButllphM\ledto .. lnNewYor•.down PO IO SUver traded In New Y<W'k M SU I), do•n Cl \'t'nla "'-' ""'-Fe•r. S .. I NED BL t't' tAV> A woman aftd ht>r thre'CI f'h1ldr•n 1u-rt- murdtted, apparently by a lZ yHr old man "he> lh•n dro\ f' lo Laaa~n Nallonal Park and •med hlmaelf. Tetu.ma County sherlfh deputle~ uld today The bodies of BtrMra Kllc-hc-n. 31, anc1 her chlldrt'n Denise, 8. Shell)•, U. and Echurd 10. •C'l"f' fu und Sund•y 1~ their home. ~Y had bftn 3hac 111a.bbeJ anlf mulllaled Satur day. nid ~riff Ron Konla Edward Crandall or "'air H•,~n •11~1•1t<ntly <trovt-to l.• s~n National Park, shot hlms~lf. ttwn droH O\'t'r 11 C'Urt, deput1.-~ said. Crandall left 2 s ulcidf' not.r •Ith • p•rk Altt'ncbnt "11~ u drawing of a screw and a ball th•l m•tt>hC'\I .. Jra• Ing rra• led on lhe wall of the Kitt hrn ~~"'" lh'Vllll\'' '·"\' 1\1:.,1 "ntlt'n on the wall was, "I did U, l d\H1't k•~•• •h1 l~. Radie ~ .. ••••rtl SAN JUAN, Puerto Rte."O 1AJ') A tximh c-AplodNt today at the base of a U.S. Coast Gund r•lh u be1l\'t>n to•..r in San Juan No injuries were reportl!'d The Coast Guard allributnt the" ~·111h11u1111 tt•rrori!'t~ .. •·r~ ff•••..-~••fl 8n1rr WIESBADEN. Wf'sl Gt"rtn~my 1 A P l Jo~rt.•ed hostage Richard Queen's healt.h ('()f'llJDIJot'S to improve. ht' has bttn busy on the telephone to the l 'nited State.s and has spent some time with a military chaplain. his falht>r ~Ported toda\• U.S. officiaJs say the 2&-year--0ld Qu~n. released by Iranian authorities Friday after e1~ht months as a hostage. will remain at the US. Air F'ort'e hospital hert-for several more days of medical test!. lie 1s behe,·ed surrenn11. from a neurological disorder caus· ing dizziness and stiffness on his left side ltiC>rrsidr Firf» Sprrtuh RIVERSlDE <AP ) -fire omc1als hoped today to contair. a wind-whipped brus h fire that raced across 800 acres of rugged mountainside m Riverside County Three air t1:1nke rs were called In to help fight I.he blaze that br~ke out a t about 5:30 p.m. Sunday on Box Springs Mountain. sa1d Capt. Herb Eberhardt of the state forestry division. More than 200 firefighters from city. coWlty. state and federal agencies battled the names across "very steep. very rocky terrain" in the Box Spnngs Canyon arcC1 Eberhardt ~a .id No inJurie. we re rePorted. REP AIRS APPROVED • • • ty Council also asked City Al· torney William Keiser to pre- pare a report on the city's legal responsibilities and liabilities in connection with the landslide. t 'ro• r,..-Al STRIKE ... "l'ek "1th repre~entati ves of various crafts and skills union::. but the continued walkout by laborer s who p e rform the J::cneral hard work kept several major projects in Orange Coun· ty s hut down The 12,000 laborers represent- ed by Laborers and Hod Car· riers Union Local No. 652, Santa Ana. kept a total of 100,000 other "orkmen out during their s trike which began last Monday 1 n addition . the council authorized the city manager's office to ~ure permission from the private property owners in· volvcd to give the city access to the areas under repair. llowever. if voluntary access is not forthcom in g. council me mbers said they are prepared to usl' a nuisance abatement proced11re lo gaan access to the property. This would involve a public hearing at which the owners· ob- 1cct1ons would bt! heard. At the conclusion or the hearing, unaf· rected areas blocking access to da ma g ed areas could b e declared a nuisance in order for the city to gain access to the prop· ert)' under repair. Owners of the homes refused the c ity pe rmission to g o through their property to the damaged area. The city then declared the homes a nuisance following a public hearing on the matter and gained legal entry to the property rr..P-Al GOP ••• The aeene on the packtd floor ol Joe Lou.ii Arena wu far d1f. ferent from low yean a10 wbeD lh• RepubUun1 convened ln Kanua City. Mo . elo1111 divided aftt'r a bitter primary fl1ht betwt!t!n He•a•n and then· Prttsl~t l"ord ·rh1i1 )'ear the show belonl(ed \o Kuwan Thti buttona. bannen1 and bumpe>r 11ticker11 earn~ his na me .,'ord wu ln a s upportln1 ro le, the featured speaker at ton,llhl'i. se1mon and a symbol ot efforts to unllt the party. S trll'C delegates and party of. h raals bettnn arrivln& here last \H•t•k. I.he convention city has V£EP SELECTION STILL IN AIR -A3 bt'en the scene or inten s e ~peculation about the vice ptts· lckntrnl nomination as well as t•ffort.i1 to lnnuence It. The uttt!nda for the openlng corwentmn session was devoted to routant-business and a few ~IH't't'h~. led off by a welcomf• from Mayor Coleman Young or t><'lroat . a Democrat . who is a top Polit.ical ally of President l'itrh.-r. St·n. H1c hard Lugar or ln- da,rna. one or those on Reagan's lis t of vice pres idential p1lss1bihtu.•s and the featured !'pt'aker at the opening session. set the tone of this week's con. \'ent1on oratory with a slashing attack on Carter. Said Lugar: "Thank goodness for an election year In this coun- try. Thank goodness for a chance to undo the damage ol a mistaken presidency while there is still time." Lugar described Carte r a s .. weak and ineffective" in his handling of foreign affairs. "It can now be said of Presi- dent J immy Carter that he ha s failed in the worst way a presi- dent can he has increased I.he possiblility of war." Lugar said By contrast. said the senator . ··Ronald Reagan understands that H America offers steady and reliable leader5hip. we will find s upport from our allies in W l' ~ t e r n 1-; u r o p e . J a p a n Australia and elsewhere and Wl' ~111 rebuil d <in effert1vc rrcc \4 0rld alharlC'e " Reagan '4as fl ying to the con· vent ion l'ity today. a Journey capping u 12·year-qucst for I.he Hl•publican presidential nomina !Ion Most of his top aides ar· ri V<'d last week a nd worked to defuse potential conflicts over the party platform and to try to ensure that the convention will adhere to a script as tightly c rafte d as that or an y of H.ca~an·s old Hollywood movies Four thousand delegates and alte rnates and thousands more reporters. t echnicians and political groupies arrived in town over the weekend and filled hotels for mi les around. includ· ing several across the Detroit Haver in Windsor. Canada. f 'ro"' Page 1\ I SLAIN •.. Kriss, the officers s a id . ~topped , placed a .45-cali ber automatir pistol to his head, and fired . He was pronounced dead at the scene at 11:39 p.m ., Hart said. Hart said Mr. and Mrs . Kriss had been involved In divorce proceedings. The only survivor. Hart said. is a son. J ames. 17 PARTY ••• didate's daughte r . was an alternate. But several of the delegates wer e not in Detroit. Led by Californi a Senate Minority Leader William Campbell , a number of state senators were still in Sacramento, trying lo work out a final solution that would lead to passage or the state budget. It's hung up in the legis lature pas t its conslltu· tionaUy mandated deadline of July 1. County Fair Aims For Record Crowds DAILY PILOT f M Ot" .... ~ 0 .. ff t"ttoi' '#1lft Wfl9it .. •\ ,_.__ .... -P< ... \, "-·-....... Ot-~ -......... ,_, ,,...,_ ,., ...... ,,,. ~ ~f• tM°""' ,,,,.., too (o>I• --k«• H--8•At ft f"ovfllll••" Y•ll•r HV•"f". L•tvft• &NC." \owtft t,,..0.1\l A M,.._ ,....,... • .._..,. •\ ........ _ s.c .... .,.,. -w.o.o ,,.. .......... ~h~ ....... ·~ ... llO Wrftt ••• "'"'· p 0 "°' ,., (Go.to-t.fl ....... 9t.,. -··-p. ~· .,.,, P\#6"-' -•llC-¥«•"'~"'-°"'"'---·-El•IO< .._, .. _,,..... ""'-"'4(dll0t aw.tn• ..... --..E•itor u.-.-...OMoe ..,, ..... ~" ...... ' OflMa " .... r==.r:~-== ... T1l191fleRI cn•Jl94Mt a111•1•Muzs IQ.._. LAlllM.......... --T ... , ......... ~---~ ...... ~1: =-~ ~.~...;..--:s.= :;:er .. , -~-"·• "''''" ..... ' ::.-:=::..... . _I .. _ ...... .... * .... ··-,..._ ...... ~·· -· ""-~ '"'" ~ ~·--...... ~':..":9":':''· .. --~,. -· • ' Oran'e County Fair -officials are optimistic that they will far s urpass last year 's attend - ance as Sunday admittance figures zoomed \o nearly 42,000. So far, with three or the 10 fair days behind them, officials re· port that 110,911 people have been admitted through the fair gates. That's 16,216 more than during the first three days ol last year. Fair manager Ken Fulk said his staff predicted earlier that 400,000 would attend the fair, which mds July 20, this year . Last year's attendance totaled 306.000. Fair board staff members had projected record attendance figures becaWM! of a concentral· ed advertising and public rela· lions campaign lhll year based on the theme "A Touch or Coun· try" and revolvi ng around Orchleo, the fair's chicken m ascol. · A spokeswoman said this morning that the flrst tbr" days' attendance fl1ures also have been high because of "perfect weather" and creal "entertainment attractions." Fair Slate Tuelda.y i1 Senlor Cililena Day at the 3llMI Al:mual Orance c.ounty Fair tn eo.t.a Mesa. The fair, playtnc to record crowd.I tb1s year, will open at 10 a .m . with the normal S3 .,tmiMkJG lee reduced to SI for tbOle .,. a or older. M._, event.I Tueldar. Include: -Noon to 10 p.m., Fi m re.tival. -2 p.m .. kkta' oran1e tou eontest. -2 to 5 p.m., Cbet "Cetllab" Jobuoa at Mooublne Meadows. -a p.m., clown coeteat. -a:ao, s:ao and T:ao r..m .. l"ua'•·•·PGDPIA' ctttm. --f and 8 p.m .. Sway DI Belrol aerial~ act. --e: 11 and e: u p.m.1 ~ TrouDe. b1'la •1::,:r•· --t:ao to 10 p.m .• JOD111M i..e DiXWud . -1p.m.,Bl'UlbArbor11...,.w Band tD llOOftlldne Meadowl. -1 and 9 p.m .• Pat Boone ln the ampbltbeater. --f md 10 p.m., Luer Dllcolllanla fa tM ....-tandl. -l:IO p.m., Pbolalx .Jaa Band oe llerttqe ..... r • 0..olf Pilot,. ...... .., ltK IWrllll- THIS WAS SCENE AFTER PICKUP PLOWED INTO PREVIOUS FREEWAY ACCIDENT ___ One Dead. One Critlcet, One Jelled At Reautt of Crash Earty Sunday In Coat. Mesa Services Set For Youthful Crash Victim Crash on Freeway Kills 1, Injures 4 ,I Funer al services will be held in Newport Beach for James Benner, an 18-year-old La((una Beach youth who d ied Saturday from inJuries received Thursday in a freak accident on the S<inta Ana Freewayin SantuAna. Service::; will be conducted :it 11 a .m . at Pucific View Memorial Park Chapel, Newport Beach. Burial will follow at Pacific View Me morial Park Benner. who ~r<iduated this year from Laguna Beach Hi gh School, was injured when an er· rant tire from a tractor tra1l<·r rig bounded on·r the• freewa' .., l'l'nte r divider and rras hed int<1 the cuh of a pickup truck 1n "h1ch BennC'r and two fnt·n1h from Heald..,burg Wl·re riding The California lf 1g hwa) Patrol said it hasn't located th1.· driver or the tra('tOf·lrail ·r' n ~ from whichthet1r<>fell Benner 1s ..,un 1v1•cl tn hi " parents. Mr und Mr~. Hobert Menner or the family home. 21:~0 Victoria Drive; five brotheri.. Louis. Francis. Bobbv. Arthur a nd Lowell : three· s is ter s. Maryknoll . Julie <.tnd Ellen. und u grandmother. Mrs . Ameha Wolfe . of Sun Oief;!,o. Woman, 19, Kidnapped, Raped by 4 Huntmgton Beach police are seeking fo ur suspects who kid napped and raped a 19-year-old Huntington Beach woman Fn· day night and early Saturday morning. The woman was walking near her h ome at l ndlanapol1 ~ Avenue end Beach Boulevard about 10:30 p.m. when two men on foot stopped her to ask for direction!\. according to S~l Luis Ochoa. When she stopped to help the pair, two accomplices drove by in a late model car. They threw her into t.He vehicle and drove to an orange grove where she was raped and sexually abused by all four men. Just for oats. A CaJ1Com1a H1ghway Patrol om cer was reported in cnt1cal condition today in the aftermath of a Sunday morning accident in Co::.ta Mesa in which a tow truck ope rator was killed and rour other people were injured. CllP Offi cer Rod Campbell. 32. of Anaheim. was in intensive care at Fountain Valley Com- munity ltospttal. where he was being treated for head inJunes s uffered in the 4 a m accident alonK I.he shoulder of the north· bound San D1c~o Fn:ewuy near Fu 1 n ll'" Road orr1n•r ... ..,3111 .J 'm.Jll pu·ku11 tn1t·k :.truck a to" trurk !Jdrkt-d " I•' n ~ t h P :-. ho u 111 •• r o f t h, ln•1•w;1~ tnJun111.! C.1m11twll Jnrt k1llin~ llJrold ltulJlJ Jr . 22 . .,, .;.1rdt·n Cn>H Roth men h:111 hN·n ..,t:10d1nr off tht• roadwiJ y ..,urv{·y1 ng ., \\ rc·<'ktod \'l•hwlr· from an t•arh1•r .11·c 11h·nt "tHt 11 111·cd1:d tu t,.. (11\1, l 'cl J \I, .J\ CH P Offl<:er John ~1erntt ~aid HtJhh was crustwd between his \'t•h1clc and the car to be towed f-'our lfuntm~ton Reach teen- a~t·rlt net.mg m the back of the pickup truck suffered minor to modt'rate 1n1ur1 e:. T hree of thC'm En c &11nz. Willi am Sar· !:Jin. ;md Tim Carlon, all 19 -- " t•n · l<Lkl·n tu M crC'v Gt-m•ral llo:.pat ul and rcl~u i.ed ~hortl y thl'n·ufll'r Thi.> fourth pa~~en~er. T<·rry Wnod HI. \lo J:> trc.Jtcd for l3ccra '"fot, Candle Cause Fire J\ fi re swrted Sunday by a fo ur year-old girl playing wtt.h a randle at a San Clemente apart· ment was dow.ed by a neighbor before firemen urr1 ved. The fire. which caused an l'Slimated $500 damage t o clothes and a bedroom closet in the home of Patnc1a Hampton, 133 W Canada. was put out with p1tchen; of water. fire men said. The child had lit a candle and se t it In the closet. whe re clothing caught fir~. firemen re- ported Ocean Pactf ic cord shom. '8110red !of the acttve Olll A re1nb0w of oo6ofs aQua. eo<al. beige, Off wt1te and state blue. Comp1emen11ng the shOOs are a pretty Qroup of Hewa11an pnn1 b4ouse5 Also Chemin de Fer leans r ' • lion~ and transferred to another •1 • hospital. . ,. The drive r or t he pickup, Robert Jordan, 22, also of Hunt- 1 n~ton Beach. was taken into · ' custody on charges of felony d runk e n driv ing a nd ' manslaughter. JI~ was reported released this morning from Orange County J :ul on S2,500 bail and scheduled to bt> arraigned July 28. Another CllP officer at the ,t•cnc of the accide nt, Chuck l,c mlcy, ~ui. uninJurt:d Man Attacked By P e t Dog In San Onofre i\ man who teased his do~ a l1tllt' too ion~ at San Onofre Campground Sunday was taken t11 San Cle m e nte Gene ral Hospital for treatment of a :.cvt.!re dog hi.te on the face. Lifeguards al the beach camp- ~ r o u n a s aid th a t To m Mc Donald. 22. of Hollywood, 1.1mping with friends at the 11.Jrk. was teab1ng the dog while It was eatm~ when the dog start- •·d growling ~t rDonald continued lt.!asing lh~ urumi11. 1l 14 ab reported, and lh1· dog hit the man on his left Jrrn Mr Donald then r~portedly hit the do~ m the mouth and the do~ in turn lunged and bit him on the right cheek. He was taken lo San ('lt.•mente Gener al Hospital for treatment Workers Return D ETROJT t A Pl Buses rolled a nd ga r bage piles dwindled today as city services returned to normaJ The city's 9.000 bus mechanics. sanitation workers and clerical wortiers • began their fint full day back on .. the Job following the weekend • settlement of a l2·day walkout AL SGARAOE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 70~ " ... i:" .. 7 Or.,.ge ~as• EDI TI ON Your He•eto•• Dally NewNpaper ·~-....... GOP CHAIRMAN BILL BAdcK OPENS CONVENTIO,N Some Harsh Words for Certer'• 'Mletaken Pr•UdeftCY GOP Opens Fight t By Poking Carter DETROIT CAP> Republicans opened their na- tional convention today with an attack on President Carter's •·mistaken presidency·• and a determination to present a unit- ed front for Ronald Reagan's campaign to return the While House to GOP control. When party chairman Bill Brock caJled the 32nd GOP Na- tional Convention to order today, Rea gan 's vice pres idential * * Many Faces On Tonight's GOP Agenda DETROIT <AP> Here is tonight's s chedule for the Republican National Conven- tion Call to order al S p.m . PDT Presentation of Colors Pledge of Allegiance by Jim Webb. National Anthe m b)' Rep. Robert H. Michel of Illinois. Sen J esse Helms of North Carolina to introduce the Rev. Billy Graham, who w1ll give the invocation. Film : • W ho A r e The Delegates?·· Introduction of Michigan Gov. William Milljken f>y Lt. Gov. James Brickley. Milliken speech. ~Im: Alf Landon, introduc· tion of Sen. Nancy Landon Kassebaum or Kansas. Adress b y t e mpor a r y Chairman Kassebaum. Introduc tio n o f former Treasury Se<:retary William E. Simon by Sen. William S. Cohen of Main. Simon speech. J n t r od uc lion of former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld by Sen. J ake Gam of Ut ah. Rumsfeld speech. · Former President Ford in- t.rodud.ory mm. Ford speech. Address by Ben Fernandes ol CaUfomia, former presldenUal candidate. Address by II ayor Vincent Cianci Jr. ol Providence, R.1. Program: "Toaetber .•• A New Beginning" Benediction by City Coun· cllman Aaron Johnloo of Fa1· ett.evUle, N.C., al approximately lp.m. PR4t'ER OPENS COP CONCL.4YE Dl:TROJT CAP> -Tiie Repabllem ,..._., c..-.. opened tGda.J wtdl a minute "' •llent prayer ror tbe 52 Am*1c• ....,_bead In !rm. Tbe -.-c-..... to GflD eaeb ._.. ol tlM6I' foar-da1 -·--wttla • ,...,., for tbl llo1t.,.., wbo marked tlMlr ._., ol capU.ttJ ~· · choice was the only element or s uspense lo occupy the del· egates' zest for political gossip and rumor. The scene on the packed floor of Joe Louis Arena was far dif- ferent from four years ago when the Re publicans convened in Kansas City. Mo .. closely divided after a bitter primary Cow._ of ttte R9publc8n national conventlOn wtl be of· tered et 4:30, 5:30, 6, 6:30 and 7:30 on Channel• 2, 4 and 7. fight between Reagan and then- President Ford. This year the show belonged to ·Reagan. The buttons, banners and bumper stickers carried his name. Ford was in a supporting rote, the featured speaker at tonight·s session and a symbol of efforts to unite the party. Since delegates and party of· ficials began arriving here last week, the convention city has been the scene of intense speculation about the vice pres· idential nomination as well as efforts to influence it. The agenda for the opening convention session was devoted to routine business and a few speeches. led off by a welcome from Mayor Coleman Young of Detroit, a Democrat, who is a top political ally of President Carter . Sen. Richard Lugar of ln· diana, one of those on Reagan's !is l o r vice preside ntial possibilities and the featured speaker al the opening sessjon, set the tone or this week's con- vention oratory with a s lashing attack on Carter. Said Lugar: "Thank goodness for an election year in tbls coun· try . Thank goodness for a chance to undo the damage of a mistaken presidency while there is still time." Lugar described Carter as "weak and ineffective" in his ha ndling of foreign affairs. (See GOP, Pa1e AZ> Flower Street Repairs Set In Costa Mesa MotorisU are urged to avoid Flower Street i.n eo.t.a Mesa for the next four •eeks between Tu1tln and lrv,De Avenues beeaute ol a w-:,rpe project. COMtnleUGn to replace a four-lacll lteel pipe becan todQ'. 1atd offlctala of Me•• COlllOlldated Water Dtstrkt. Tbe project, awarded to 'nlbodo OollltnaCtiOn Co., IDc .• of VllU UDdll' a sn ,as1 ecmtract, eala. for lmtall•kla of a lh:·lDcb pipe .. .... llOl1b Ude ol tbe ltreel, oftlelall Hid. The proJeet, allowed eo da1S for compltiUon, actually lbould be done bl ... lban • moath. t.berl.. ~ wort .. part of tbe diatrid'I owrall ..... pfpe lmpronment pro1ram, UMy added. .. , .. C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Mesa Crash Fatal ~ CHP Officer, Three Others lnjw-ed A California Hi&bway Patrol officer was reported ln critical condition today ln tbe aftermath of a Sunday morning accident in - Coat.a Mesa in which a tow lnlck operator was killed and four othe r people were injured. CHP Officer Rod Campbell. 32, of Anaheim. was in intensive care al Fountain Valley Com· munily Hospital, where be was being treated for head injuries s uffered in the 4 a.m. accident along the shoulder of the north- bound San Diego Freeway near Fairview Road. Officers said a s mall pickup t ruck struck a tow truck parked along the s hould er of the freeway, injuring Campbell and killing Harold Robb Jr., 22, or Garden Grove. Both men had been standing off the roadway surveying a wrecked vehicle from an earlier accident which needed to be towed away. . CHP Officer John Merritt said Robb was crushed between his vehicle and the car to be towed. Four Huntington Beach teen· agers riding in the back . oC the pickup truck suffered m inor to mod erate injuries. Three of them -Eric Sainz. William Sar· tain. and Ti m Carlon, all 19 - were taken to Mercy General Hospital and released s hortly thereafter. THIS WAS SCENE AFTER PICXUP PLOWED INTO PREVIOUS FREEW~ Y ACCIDENT One Dead, One CrtUcal, One JaUed As Result ot Crash Early Sunday 1n Costa Mesa The fourth passenger, Terry Wood, 19, was treated for lacera- taons and transferred to another hospital . The driver of the pickup. Robert Jordan. 22. also of Hunt- ington Beach , was taken into 96.25 Per Hour r us tod\ on charge-; of felony drunken dr1v1n g and m anslauJ?hter. Jle was reported released th1s mornm~ from Orang<: County Fair Crowds For 3 Days Ahead of '79 Orange County f air -om cials are optimist.le that they w1U far s urpass last year's attend- a nce a s S unday admittance fi gures zoomed to nearly 42,000: Laborers Granted Hefty Pay Boost So rar, with three of the 10 fair days behind them , officials re· port that 110,911 people have been admitted through the fair gates. That's 16.216 more than during the first three days of last year. Fair manager Ken Fulk said his staff predicted earlier that 400.000 would attend the fair. which ends July 20. this year. Last year's attendance totaled 306,000. Fair board staff members had projected record attendance figures because of a concentrat· ed advertising and public rela· taons campaign this year based on the theme "A Touch of Coun· try" a nd r evolving around Orch ico, the fair's c hicken :nascot. A s pokeswoman said this m orning that the fi rst three days· attendance figures also have been high because of ··perfect weather" a nd great "entertainment attractions." Inmates Rampage SUSANVILLE CAP > - California Correctional Center officials fired warning shots over the heads of about SOO in· m ates during racial fights Sun· day and ordered a lockdown of the 1,~priloo facility here, one year after an inmate rampage left the mediwn·security prison In shambles. Laborers who went on strike a week ago for a hefty boost to the $8.98 per hour they now make went back to work today, after Southern California builders ten· tatively agreed to the raise Sun- day night . The strike had halted con- s truchon projects totaling in the billions or dollars in value m Orange and Los Angeles coun· ties. Contractors represented by the Association or General Con· tractors are expected lo formaJ· ly vote on a $6.25 per hour r aise for general laborers later this week. officials said today. The tentative agreement came following a marathon nloe·hour negot iation session in Los Angeles. according to Ray Wilson. chairman of the labor negotiating committee. Settlement was reached last week with representatives of various crafts and skills unions but the continued walkout by labo rers who pe rfo rm the general hard work kept several major projects in Orange Coun- ty s hut down. The 12,000 laborers represent- ed by Laborers and Hod Car· riers Union Local No. 652, Santa Ana. kept ai~ ol 100,000 other workmen~ during their strike which began lut Monday. J obe back in progress today include: -llem1dellat ud espe•lne or Aaabeim Stadium. where the Rams are to play their first ex- htbtUoa game Aue. 11. a S33 million project. -~ of a second Fair Slate Tuesday la Senior Ctlbem Day at the and Annual Orange County Falr in Costa ...... The fair, playtnc to record crowds this year, wlll open llt 10 a. m. witb lbe normal $.1 edmllaion fee reduced to $1 for lbOle ace es cw older. MO>r eve.au Tuesday include: -Noon to 10 p.m .. Film Festlval. -2 p.m., klda' orante tosa contest. -2 to 5 p.m .. Cbet "Catftab0 Jobmoa at M.._abhte lleadowl. --3 p.m., down cont.est. -a:•. a:• ucl t :ao p.m .. P'ull'•·a·PGPPin' Clrc\d. -4 and I p.m., Swaytnc BelJ'OI Mrlaf act. -e: 15aac1•:15 p.m .. w1n.n Troupe. IUO ·~:.:r ... · -t:30 to 10 p.m .. Joauuu. Lane Olxielucl . -T p.m., Bnaab Arbor Bluesr ... Band In MowblDt MHdon. -1 md lp.m .. Pat Booae In die 1~bbeatar. -8 end 10 p.m .. La.Mr Dlleomania die trlDdltudl· -1:• p.m •• l'tloeD1x Jaa Bud cm a.rttaa• Slap. • and Uurd unit at the San Onofre nuclear power plant near San Clemente. a $3 1 billion Job. -Continai11g work on the Diemer lntertie pipeline which will bn ng Met ropolitan Water 01s tr1ct s upplies t o centr al Or ange County to support conlln- u in g county g rowth, a SlOO m1lhon proJect -Bulleting of • n~w. seven· lane Pac1f1 c Coast Highway bridge over Newport Bay in Newport Beach. an S8 9 m11Uon proJect designed to clear one of the worst traffic bottlenecks m Southern California. Builders had ong1nally offered laborers only $5.10 per hour more than they now m ake. lead- ing union officials a week ago to suggest the low figure indicated a measure ()f racial prejudice. They noted the laborers' union is comprised mostly of blacks and Mexican-Americans and ac· cused builders of figuring they could offer t he minorities less mone y and get away with it. Contractors denied that al· legation and ridiculed it, saying the simple fact of the matter was that laborers have s trong backs, not specialized skills and a re therefore not as valuable to the Industry as others. O ne of t h e agr eem e nts reached Sunday was in the up- gr ading of certain job classtfica· tions , according to negotiating spokesmen. The agreement also calls for the union to remove Its picket lines from construction sites and the contractors to rescind their lockout order imposed over the strike. Pickets were on duty at the Oranae County Fair ln Costa Mesa, among other locati.oaa. The picketing bad UttJe effect on attendance at the fair· grounds, where the fair started on Friday. Comtnldion work wu halted also oo a City ol lmne project placlq underpouDd tbe Agua Cbinon flood control channel in the so-ca.Wed Ooldm Triancle formed by the Lapna, Sant.a Ana and San Dleco freeways. Tbe Job la tbe ftrst step of establlllunent ol a 1lant eom- merclal mall at t.Ut loeatJon. Be@in Releued JERUSALJ:M CAP) -Prime 111111.aW Meucbem Becin. •. kM*lllf ... ......, pale ud tbin but 1peak•n1 1llarpl1, ••ft tb• hoapltal &oday two weeka after 1ufJ•rtna a mild bHrt. attack . • Jail on S2.500 bail anc1 '>chcdult'd to be arraigned Jul.). 28 Another CHP offi c:l·r at the ,c·ene of the accident Chuck Lt!mlcy, was uninjured. Chill Factor l)ampens Fun At Beaches The sky was blue and the weather uulor-made for tanrung but the run stopped there as water temperatures a lonR the Ora nge Coast took on a wmter- hke s nap over the weekend. The unsummer-hke seu tcm· peratures apparently brouS?ht out the meanness an st1nJ,!r:.tY' along the O r an~e Coa~t L1fe~uards from Seal Reach to San Clemente said more time was spent treating ... tin~s than rescuing bathers. The onlv incident that broke the c31m ~long the mast was in San Clemente Saturday evening when the skipper of a 32 foot t'ab1n crwser gunned h1 " vessel onto the beach when he :-potted CJ leak and feared hi s boat mi~ht sank . In Laguna Beach about 25.000 visitors showed up each day Li feguards reported oni: rescue Saturday and 16 Sundav. In Newport Beach the water reached a high of 60 degrees. Lifeguards. noting that 95.000 Leach goers crammed onto the strand each day, reported only six rescues Sunday. In San Clem e nte. whe r e g uards recorded a modest 15 rescues for the weekend, the ocean temperature dropped to a chilly 58 degrees. Coast Weather Patchy morning clouds. slightly warmer. Lows tonight 52 at the beaches, 62 inland. Highs Tuesday lower 70s to 88. INSIDE TODA" England and Cali/omio art running neck aftd neck m tM intnnational cuckoo competi· Uot1 /or fTtt form , tmtnhibit· ed ecectltricity. 8..t \Olwft tM MotodouJft c.'OfMI, Colifondo IDiU be lanf. Sec "Ctu:lcoo Ratt,",.A1. • ••• • l c ~~ ........ JVST BRE~KING------.. Dollar lip; Gold, Silver Down Sharply LONnoN (AP) -TIM vaJue ot CM dollar l'OM a1a'• othel' majOr nll'l'ed• oa for-etp mooey market.a today Gold and &l iver f.U llaarply. Gold wu tiud by U. ....__...One of L.oedoe'a Lop dealen al .. 7 a troJ ~ ..... from Wfl an OU!lct at the eJoel"I Frid~. Bul.!:!ct.,.Sto.aleNew Yon, down $.10 ~. SUVtt lnNewY~attu n .ctowneo c"nu n .............. ~tad~ WASHl:NG1'0.N (AP> -A. Def .... lotelliltoce A~cy re port hu concluded tMt a ~ fluh ov•r lhe SouU. Atlu· tit' in September probabiy wu cauaed by a cludealine nuc lc,,ar uplOtS100. Pentagon sourcn u.ld tod•y. The report, laid to bt bedted wttb un~rt.alntles, d1aa1rea with the opinklft ol a WllJte fioule.apouored panel ot non1ovft"D• ment ex:swru wbo leued to tM vfew that the Ouh atemmtd from utw'al cauaes. The iuue ~Sept. 22 when a VELA nuclear teet ~ satellite registered what WM det.cribed as an "optkal nuh." U.S . in~gence sources aaid at CM Ume they beUeved South Africa might have exploded a nuclear device In the atmosphere over a remote part ol lhe South AUanUc. 11.S. lhulle ·~· •••• e.nr SAN JUAN. Puerto Rko <AP> -A bomb exp&oded today at the base 0( a U.S. Coast Guard radio beacoo tower in San Juan. No injuries were reported. The Coast Guard attributed the bombinR to "terrorists ... FrePd llo•t~ Said llfttn- WIESBADEN. West ~rmany CAP > -Freed hostage Richard Queen's health continues to improve, he bas been b.WIY on the telephone to the United States and has spent some Ume with a military chaplain, his father reported today. . U.S. officials say the 28-year~ld Queen, released ~Y lraru~n authorities Friday a rte r eight months as a ho6t~ge , Wlll remain at the U.S. Air Force hospital here for several more days or medical tests. He is believed suffering from a neurologicaJ disorder caus· ing dizziness and stiffness on h.is left side. RJl'ersfd~ Ff re Sprea4b RIVERSIDE (AP> -Fire officials hoped today to cont.a.ir; a wind-whipped brush fire that raced across 800 acres of rugged mountainside in Riverside County. Three air tankers were called In to help fight the blaze that broke out at about S 30 p m. Sunday on Box Spn~gs Mountarn. said Capt. Her b Eberhardt of the state forestry d1v1s10n More than 200 firefighters from city. county. s tate and fedcraJ agencies battled the n ames across "very steep. very rocky terrain" in the Box Spnngs Ccsnyon area. Eberhardt said No lnJUnes were reportc.'<1 Convieted Killer Smith's Attorney Urges Life Tenn By DAVTD KVTZMANN Of IM Deity ~St.Ml Derense attorney Terry Giles urged a n Oran~e County Supe rior Court jury today to spare the life of Larry Donald Sm ith of Newport Beach. who was ronvicted la.st week or the k 1dna p -m urder o r Carolyn Beale r or Garden Grove. Giles told jurors their decis ion as to whether Smith snould be given tife without parole tn state prison or the death sen tence would be ooe they would have to live with lhe r ei.t or their lives. The defense attorney said that Smith, 43, had never been in trouble v.1th the law in the past a nd that he was entitled to be s pare d from going to the California gas cham ber al San Quentin. In h.is closmg argument to the i ury thJs morning, prosecutor Dave Carter said he would leave 1t to the panel's discretion on whether or not Smith should be sentenced t.o death or lire 1m- prisorunenl without possibility of parole. The same JUry which convict· ed Smith last Friday w as to began its deliberations later to- day in the penalty phase of the Newport Beach man·s lriaJ. Sm ilb was convicted of the August, 1979, kidnap.murder 0( Miss Bealer. 24 . The prosecution contended that Smith abducted t he Garden Grove woman to hold her for ransom and later took her to sea ofr Dana Point in his small boat. DAILY PILOT , .... °'-Coe>I '*"' ........... ~ -· ... (~--.,., Nritw\ ,,,. ... ,. f\ ..... .,.. ...,. ..... °'-c-. -....... '-"" ,_ ... -1-----·· .... _ ........ '°'GMU-.-....... __ lhtt<,_/,...,,.t .. " Y•lltr. tt•t~. L-.W"'• 11 .... ..,..._ C....1 " ,.,.... ._. -.. -·-w ... ...,.-~ ,,.._.., _,.,..... -*' _. >a WIH• a.. '41W1. "o ... 1,. tMc<l-c...--...a.. ·-·-.~---"W•. °""" Vil•"'-"'_°"' __ ,....... ....,..._ E- It 1s bd1eved that Smith killed Mi ss Be aler aboard the craft and the n dumpc:.O her bod) at sea lier n·ma1ns ha,:e ntvc•r been rt'COvered However . Smith testified that 1t was actually two men known onl~ as J ack and Ray who coerced him Ullo partic1pat.mg in the kidnapping The defendant also clrumed that the two men, rep r es enting businesi. com - petitors of M iss Seale r 's .,., calthy brother. were the true killers of tht attractive young woman after for clng him at gun. point lo lake his boat lo sea . Giles, arguing for the life of his client, said sentencing Snuth lo li fe impr isonm e nt w ithout possibility of parole would mean the defendant would likely never live among free men again. The defense att.om ey s aid 1t would be highly un!Jkely that the governor would ever commute or modify Smith's sentence t.o aJ. low him to be pa roled from prison, though the state's ch.le! executive would have that powt!r If there W&S DO sentence of death hanging over Smith. Giles cautioned jurors that their decision would be ir reversible and something they would have to live with the rest of their lives. Carter, the prosecutor. made no recommendation to the jury a s to a s pecific punishment. "You are all by yourself in this case." the deputy district at- torney told the jury. "Your standard of d~ency is what this case Is all about," be said. Carter said either a verdict of death or life imprisonment would be ju.t. He said Mlsa Bealer'• family bad alao been consulted and had t.old him it would put ita trust in lbe jury. The jury basically has three opt.Ions -it can tend Smith to death row, sentence him to Ule in prilon without parole o r reach no ded&loD at all. Sewing M.aehinee Slolen in Mesa Bur1Jan atole four MWiDI macblDel valued at $1,100 after •mAlhlns tJarouib • d.laplQ win· dow late WedDelday or early Thursday at the Slncer deal~ ln the Harbor Sbop. ptq • Colta ..... pall~ Hldtoday. A.a~ ol Coeta 11 ... Sew ee cl1acoMred tbe erhn• ~ mondal. Police aatd tbe Wn• maaa19d to baall In .... ........,. wttbolt at• th•at1a1 tbe 1ton'1 b•r1Ju alarm. ' ··------..-.- Pro-ERA Groups Fight On D•;t"KOIT l AP) About 2.~ bar ker• ol Ult Equal Rt1hu Amt'ndment decnon trated out. aide the Re publican NaUooal ('onvtnt•oo today as OOP del· ea•tH aupportlng tht EltA vowed to make a nnal effort to add the am4:ndmen t to the P•rty's platlorm. Speakl nM before the pro-ERA march. Rep. William Green, ft. N V • N!d he wu seeking a ma. Jortt 1upport from six state det. caations 80 he can move to have th platform opened ror u ameDd.ment endoratq the ERA. Laat week, the Republlean plallorm committee, domlna&.ed by conHrvaUve backt ra of former California Gov. Ronald Rea1an. ~ to renew the party's endorsement ol a con· sUtutionaJ a.meodmenl cuaran. leelnJ equal rights for women . .. It s an uph.IU n1ht." Gn!en said. "I don't want to pretend to you that we have them (t.be •i~ delegations> lined up." M eanwhile , Re agan. the party's expected nominee, planned a meeting Tuesday morninc with nine Republican wom en who ·support ERA. Tbe wom en hope to convince Reagan t.o sof\en his opposition of the proposed amendment. Edwin Mei!se III. Reagan's chief of staff, said that Reagan did not deliberately exclude men from the session. but that "the principal people who wanted to meet with hi m were women." Meese told reporters that the intent.ion was t.o keep the session a .. small. mtimate gal.hen~." Eleanor Smeal. president of t he National Organization for Women and an organizer of the pro-ERA demonstration, said ReaJ:?an already was being hurt <JmOnJ:? voters because or t~ party's platform stand * * * Fro• Pafl*' . \ I GOP ... "ll can now be said of ?res1 · dl•nt Jimmy Carter that he has railt·d 1n th<> wor!>l "'ay a pre-.1 d<•nt r an he has 1ncrt!ascd the posh1bllllty of war," Luaar said Hy C'Ontras t. said the senator. · · Hon<Jld Reai:an unde rstand'> th<Jl 1f Am<.-rica offers ste1:td) and rel.table leadership. we v.111 fend supoort from our allies in W t'<ote rn Euro p t:, Japan . Au:-.tralla and clse"'herc and \\E! .... 111 rebuild a n effective frc1: world alll'11lce .. Rt·a~an v. as nymg to the ron \'C'Ol 1on cit} toda}. a JOurne) <'Jpp1ng <1 12·year-quest for the Republican presidential nomma· t 1on Most of his top aides ar· n' cd last week and worked to d erusc potential conflicts over the party platform a nd lo try lo c·nsurtt that the convention wi ll VEEP SELECTION STILL IN AIR -Al adhere to a script as ti~htly cra fted 1:1 s that o f an y or Reagan's old Holl ywood moVJes. Four thousand delegates and <i lternates and thousands mon! reporters . t echnic ians and political groupies arrived in town over lhe weekend and filled hotels for rrules around, includ· 1ng severaJ across the Detroit Rtver in Windsor. Canada. The mood was festive: the dominant colors were red, wtute and blue : and the Republicaru. were enjoying public opinion polls that said Reagan holds a l>trong lead over President Carter and the GOP candidates could maJce substantial gains Ul Congress where the Democrats s till control the Ho use and Senate. Police Probe Suicide Try In Costa Mesa Costa Mesa police are in· vestlgating an alleged suicide a tte mpt th a t h as left a downto wn-a r ea w o man in serious condition after a 14-incb butche r k nife was driven through her chest. tnvestigaton said the 30-year- o ld Sp anish·apeakiac woman claimed she tried t.o klll herself last Thursday because 1he was despondent about. re latives llv· l.Dg in Mexico . Officers said the woman's 30·year-old boyfriend found beT' in a pool of blood at 10:30 p.m . on the floor of her . apartDMDt. t.be butcher lcniCe wtt.bdrawn ud 'lying at her side. The boyfriend, officers report· ed, aald he bad 1ooe to a nearby atore and dJd not wttneu U. •d tbat drove the blade cleanly lbroup tbe woman Jut above btr heart. Jnv.U,aton said~..-.. I.Jon the womu '• aule'6e Mor)' MCAUM °' pb)oaleaJ mdeeee at tlaeseee. Tb• womae It neoreriq ID a FOllDt.&ia V•U•.r C4mmuJt.r Hoepttal. , ' No ¥ellote Brick RoGd I n a departure from learning on city s treets. Newporl·Mesa high school stu- de nts began negotiating make-believe cor· ners loday A s a teacher offers guidance via a buJ l-horn. student drivers and ob· scr v<'rs follow chalk llnes on the Davidson Field parking lot at Harbor High School in a summer driving progra m. Eventually. the simulated streets will be painted in. of· ficials say, In a project designed to save thousands of dollars ln driver-education fundc: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mesa and Newport To 'Bury Hatchet' By JERRY CLAUSEN Of"-o.11, ll"llet s~ Arh•ne Schafer and Jarkie llcather. mavors of Costa Mc.'oa and Newport ·Beach respecllvel) have !lcht>dulf'd what they ron· ~ider a momentous meetmg July 18 They'll "publicly bury !ht.- hatchet." says Mayor HeatMr • tudents of coastal municipal affairs loog have observed that relations bet ween the two crty J:?ovemments h<n e lx:en chill) for vear.. The two new mayor11 put their heads to~elhi·r 1n Santa Clarit. M ay Ii 10, a l cl l.€':JJ!Ul' nr California C1t1e!> Sf'm1nar For ne w mavor~ an<! rouncll mf'rn bcr.., from throul{hout the· <it:.it•· M:i ~·or &haFt·r '>atd !ht'> \\1-i•k th e· two womc:n <1Cl'tdc d that thc•i r com munities h;,vc "t()O manv mutual t·onccrn<, ilncl -.hare too mJny needs · lo IN boundaries s1.and betwet-n them. Neither recalls exartlv '4'hcn relat1oru. frow O\t·r bd"''r·en the· f\\O CllJh But lon ~t1mc l'O bSlal ob !>ervcr.. recall that the l t't agt' began about tht' tim<' Costd Mesa incorporated 8 '> a r ll:> after Newport spurnL-0 th1· area during the municipal annexallon \\oars of the ear ly 1950s Those annexation battl~ in e luded Newport Beach s u e cess fully thro wing Its boun dan es around Upper ~ewport Bay. bloclung Costa Mesa's ac cess to the sea And lhen then· "'ere battles over just where the stittc"s pro- posed Coast Freeway was lo go. with state officials eventually <Jbandoning the project T h e n . t oo. the r e w e r e sk irmis hes over thc eventual consol1dat1on in J96S of the Newport a nd Cos t a Mesa ele m entary :.chool dis tracts with the areav.1de high school dis· lrict. Old-timers observe that fen~· mendmg moves havC' ~n lned before -many limes The pot still simmers over s uch i ssues as co nnect1n~ nlvenaty Dnve from lrvme. through Newport Beach's Upper Just for Gets .. fi.I\ aro·a into Co....t <1 ~' l''>a \n<1 1here IS Co'l t8 Me~a '> hopt.' for i'ventuall~ pushing thl? Cost a Mt>'i a Frt>r·wav 1onre 1· ;.ti Jerj I he· ]\' t'\\ r 11 >rt f';rl>P V. Hy I th rOtJgh a port inn <Jf Ne"' r><>rt 111 Pac1f1r CQai;t HJ,ghway And theft' 1" Mt'"a"; hoP<' for a puhh<' Manna and accec;~ tn tht> <.ea along th'· !'->anta Anu R1vf'r and Newport 'c; sen•.it1 v11y over Orange County plans to expand J ohn Wvane AirpoM into Costa Mesa al1~edly to mak~ way for mort' noisy aucrart flight.:. over Nt'Wpor1. The List 1s long. and tempers ~omcllm~ s hort :0.1 avnr Heather in a recent bit oF UOdN~lCllt'mt:'nt . o bi.erved · Tht> relat1nn<ih1p t)(>twe<"n Co.<itd ~1es a ant! :-;e .... pc1rt Bl'ach hasn t bf' en good at a II · Roth m;.1vor.., rontcnd the' v.anr the pmblt·ms to end "Wf' .... ant this 1July 18 meet 1ng 1 to be J>051L1,·e." said Mayor S<'harer The two will met't, along With rity managers Fred Sorsabal of Costa Mesa and Robert Wynn of Newport Beach. at about 11 ·ts a m in Costa Mesa's City Hall for a press event. Then the four will go to a restaurant for a luncheon dis cussion o f mutual concerns. ~rs &-hafer said Each of the two city councils 1s to pro\ 1de two items for dis· cuss1on Lall'r this year. the mayors obser"ed. they hope to get their councils together for a working dinne r mtttin~ "It ·s t ime we mended the Fences,·· Mayor Schafe r ob· se rved Ocean Pacifle oord shorts. tailOred for the active gal A r8inbow of colors 8Qua. COfflf. ~. ott white and sAate blue. Complement>ng 11-.e ehor1s a<e a pretty group ot Hewanan print blOuses- Neo cn.nw, de Fer ieent Planners Eye Lot Proposal orr 3J?a1n. on again plans lo flt•\ t•lop Cn..,t a Me!>a n Jrm I i re ~or) s 1.1 ·acre residential lot est ~ W Wilson St are on &gain <'it\ PIC1nn 1n~ Com m1ss1on m1·m~r'i meeting tonight at 6 JO. arc expected to decade 14 hetht>r tn allow a proposed <'11.!ht unll ..,inglt> fam1l} res1den- ll.ll pm1et·t F11r the l:.ind ~1 •·an"' hile. the C.:1ty Council 1:-. '-t•t·kin~ a In.,., d1:nMty Planned r>c\ t•loµml·nt 111n1ng label for the pur<:t•l ,;reJlory s 1n1t1aJ plans for the proper!~ now containing his hom1• r allC'<f fur a 12.unit solar lownhousf• pro1cct Planrun~ comm1ss1oncrs and O(!lghbors found fault wi th the pro1ect. though, a nd Gregory 1'. lthdrew h1s plans alter gaining J g1:neraJ plan change alloWUlg medium density constructioo on the p roperty. ~014. plans for eight detacbed horn~ oo the property -still 10n1.'d R l r~1denllal have h••"n i.u bm1tted by J a ck W. \lullan Gregory's agent. Pl:inrunJ,! '>laff members hilvc l't't ommcndt.'d <1pproval of the i·tl{ht unit c;in~lt.> family project .i nd dcnJal or th .. · Cit~ Council re- que~t <'omm1ss1oners also ha ve H hl•d ulcd a public hearing t1m1ght to determine whethe r lo allow conversion of the old Klon- dike ire skating rink at 66S E Paulan no Ave. into new busi- nesses despite an itlleged lack of parking space. 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CalUni it the culmlnaUoa fJl ' childhood dream, Amy AkOll s trode away wltb tb• U.S. Women's Open 1olf cbaJD~ plon shlp, winning by nln• strokes. • Two-time Open wiMer HoWt Stacey faniahed second. . In carding a 280 on the par-Tl. 6,229·yard Ricbland Counlrf Club course Sunday, Alcott broke the U.S. Women's <>Diil 72·hole record of 284 eetablllbet last year by Jerilyn Bril.a a Fairfield, Conn. That earned the 24·year-old from Santa Monica a $25,009 bonus from Golf Maguine, plus the $20,047 winner's purse -a $45.000.plus payday. He r 1980 ea rning s , with· ou t t h e bo nus, s t and at S152,304. making her the year'& lea d ing money.winne r on the Ladies Professiona l Golf As· sociation tour. "When I was growing up in Calafomia. ,.d play a lot of golf with Sue Kennedy." Alcott said afte r the final round. "I'd drop a ball eight reet fro m the pole, say t he shot was for the Open, and putt at in. Today·, I dJd It fOf' real." She said winning the Open was everything s he e ver dreamed <>bout as a golfer . "I know I can pl ay. I've proved that all along. But it's nice IQ ""In a major championship because r think you 're remem · hered for the championsh1115. I Qften dreamed I could be here on the 18th green and today l was. It was myshow." Kratzert Skips British Open MI LWAUKEE CAP> -Bir-/ Kratzert 1s skipping the British Opt>n at Muirfield. Scotland, lhis W~('k T h <' win ner of the G reate r Mil wa ukee Open Sunday sa.td: • Why should I go if it is dis- tasteful to me?" Kratzert meant he didn't want any th1.11g to do w1th the British Open. and tus next tourna ment will be the Greater Ha rtfo rd Open in two weeks . He won that toumey in 1977• ;ind has vtctory in the Milwaukee ~\ e nt was tus first since then. Rut Krat.ze rt. whose father, W11l1am. lS head professional at Fort Wayne. Ind .. Country Club., has won at least Sl00.000 1n each of his four full se asons on the PGA tour . And this year he has made the cut in 19 of 21 starts a nd h as had seven t o p-t e n. hni!i.hes H e w o n th e G r eat e r ~11lwaukee Open. a nd $36.000, 14 llh a 22-unde r pa r 266 on rounds of 67. 66. 67 and 66, as the pro~ burned up the 7 .OlO·yard par·72 Tuckaway Country Club links HU~'y MILWAUKEE <API -Defending cham pion North Mlanu Beacb. t-'ta. survived a 4·4 ue to wm· the National J unior Olympics AAU Water polo champions.hips Sunday m the girls 18 and under class. 79 XJ6l 6 cyf Full pawer Only 70CJO rTllies CHANCE To purchaSe the last 7 9 12 cv• XJ6L 4 Door (jemo. Only 6000 miles North Miami Beach finished. with a 3-0s l rec· ord. The girls 15 and under team from Com merce City woo thei r division with a 5-0-0 record afte r des feating Tucsoo 9-3. Stanford woo the boys 15 and under div1s1on at 341 aft.er a 4-4 tie with Newport Beacb. ) vt.AP ~ 000 "''lE W~R.-TY OPY~ 52000°0 l&A'n . ., ....... ........., 11-..c......Dr. ......_ 17141 IJ0.1JH • RECEIVE s2000°0 lllATI .., ...... ........... 11 Ml9 c:.lw' Dr. ........ 171411J0.7l00 , ) s -------------- I ARTISTS HONORED ON NEW GOLD MEDALLIONS Offered to Pubic In Smatl Ou•ntttle• Gold Medallions Offered to Public WASHING TO!': (A P l Starting Tuesda y . Americans can buy dom estic gold in small q uantities when the Treasury Department beg1ru. taking orders for one.ounce a nd half-ounce medallion~ The medallions both c,l1ghtl y lar ger than a quarter a re the h rst of JO that t ht' federal government mtends to !>t'll O\er the next ftH ) ear., EACH M E DALLION WILL HONOR a d iffere nt 1\m en can art1!>t Ont' m1lllon half·ounce medalhons. With 3 portrait of !>IO~er Marian Anderson. and 500,000 one-ounce medals. rommemorat1ng painter Gra nt Wood. are bem~ :.truck tlu!> year P n ces of the mN1a ll1on'i w1 lll be based on the previous day:.'s cl05tng price of gold on the r-.;ew York Commodity Exc hange, plw. $1 2 for the Wood medal and S6 for the An· derson mE"dal to covn production and d1stn bution costs. T be pnl'c r>f ~old t'n da ~ v. .1!> SfJ'JI an ounce lrut1ally . the mNlall 1on') will be sold only through poot office:., ~1th a lt m1t of thrPe medals of e ach s12e Fer rwr-.rm Tht• Tr('es'iur) Department s<11d order:. <1re expect t•il to be <l•'<'c·pt1·d until S..-pt ~.with dcltvt'ry taking eight to 12 \.\~k' B EC \l !' ... T tff PRICE "lLL fluctuate daily. fK>!>tal tlerk:-\.\l it \alad;it1 order'> \.\hen the\ an: ma iled f>rt('t'' .Jrl' to tw available ·da 1I) via a toll -frc1: tt'lephnn1· numbN )i()O 368-5.510 Althou~h Am.-r1t•an'> ha\'e hJd t he right to own gold -.rnee !!fit. whf'n 1t "'as removed as a monetary standard, thc>rt· ha!> l>t'1'1l 0<1 t · S -produced com or medallion ava1 l<1· bit• for '>al•· J l ,J pnet· tht· pubuc C'Ould afford. except for 'pec1al medallion-. '>truck dunng the na tion's Bicentennial 1n 197n A men< :m .. "'ho 1.1. anted pure ~old -as opposed to the allo~i-ll!>l"fl fur Jl'V.tlr:-ll!l'nt·rall y had to t urn lo foreign cotn'> "UC'h .J!> ttll' South ,\fn<·an Kru~errand and the Cana. d1an ~t aph: l.A·J.f .. in<'e the• rrurumum sold by the Trea!:iur) Department v. as a JOO.o unce 1ogot. T Hf: SALE OF THF l.S. medalltonc; onginally was "<'hC'dult'd to heJ:m la-.1 month hut 1t v. as postponed to l'n!>t1 rt• that ord~r bl .Jnl.. ... \4 11uld ~ a \'alla ble mall the na· t1on ., 35.000 post 0H 1c·c .. , rutun· l ' S medall1on::. 1.1.111 honor writers Willa Cather and Ma rk Tv.Jm in t~t <1r<'httect Fr ank Llo)d Wn ght a nd m us1<·1an Lou1!> Arm:-trong 1n 1982, <1rt1s t Alexander Calder and poet Robert Fro:-t in 19'tl and "'nter John Sletnbeck ttnd act res!> llclcn Ha) l'' 1n 1984 Recession to Cause $60 Billion Deficit? WASHJ:'\GTO:-.: t A I' 1 The Carter admimstra t1on e n· visions a feder<1 I dd 1c•1t or $60 b1lhon t.tus fiscal year and $20 billion in ftsl·al 1981 because of the recession. <1 m agan ne report sa~ s. The report said the figure!> reflect es timates by the Qf. fice of Managemt>nl and Bud get and, poss ibly with minor <'hanges. are lo bt: submitted to Congress by July 21. ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS have fo r weeks talked pn vately a bout the expected defi cit because the !>lowdown 10 the economy has caused a r eduction in the a mount of taxes coUccted and forced higher expenditures for program s such 3!> unemployment compensation and welfare The National Journal, a Washington publication which s pec1ahzes in governme nt affairs, said the OMB estimates "a re on sharply revised eronomic assumpHons that pro· ject the unemployme nt rat e nsm~ to 8.5 percent by the end or the ye ar and recedm g only gradually'' by the end of 1981.• FURTHERMORE. THE MAGAZINE reported. the OBM esllmates may be low since they assume more than $7 billion m revenues from two administration tax pro- posals -a 10-cent gasoline ta x and a withholding tax on interest and dlVldends -which may not be approved by Congress. Gold, Metals Quotations By Tbe Auod•ted Press Selected world gold pnces today : l.-cloa: moralng fixing $649.00, off $18.00: afternoon fixing t&00.00. of! $17 .00. Parta: Clotsedon holid•y. FrMll.lan: ruing S651.os, orr $14.00. Zlll'kla: $644.G> bid, ofr 123.00: $647.00 asked. New Yon: Handy & Harman mid-morning '650.00. off $17.00. New Yon: Engelhard selling price mld·mornina $650.00. off 117.00. New Yon: tngethard fabricated gold mid·momi.n& $672.75, off $17.60. * * * NEW YORK <AP) Handy & Harman 1Uver today $15.sic>. off •.•. Engelhard sitver $1.5.470, off to.53, fabricated silver • $16.296. off to.234. .... * ... NEW YORK (AP> -Spot nonferrous metal priees to-d•y: Cepper l.OO~·Ul \.) a pound, U.S. deltlnations. Lnd 3' eefttl I pound, Ible 3S't\ eentl a pound, delivered. Tia •. 422$ • pound • • ....., DS.AJD.40S.OO per flukA Pl ...... 9».•trovo..N.Y. , .. ~ ·' .. . ••