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Home My WebLink About1980-07-18 - Orange Coast Pilot.. • 2 Bgstanders SIOila . • MldwayRai~ Laguna 'Writer' Closes 3 Games To Face Florida At Fairgrounds Fraud Charges Bakbtiar Safe Exiled Leader Target of Trio PARIS <AP) -A band of would-be assassins shot their way into fo rmer Iranian Prime Minister Sha hpour Ba khtiar's apartment bui lding today, killed a Frenr h polirem a n and a woman neiJ?hbor. but could not Rel past an armored door pro· Fugitive Turned Over To Florida Federal fug itive He rbert DeGre ve l e f t So uthe rn California this week in a car pool arra nged by Florida sheriffs deputies. The 58-year-old man. who posed as a fi ction writer for more than three months in a hillside Laguna Beach home, is accused of embezzling at least $3. 7 million from a Florida citrus processing plant where he worked as accounting manager. FeCleral officials say DeGreve, w~o used the aJias Michael O'Shea in Florida. ned the state in February alter an a udit or his rtt0rds was begun. He left behind a wife and two young sons. He also left behind a com· munity that was s hoc ked to learn the man they knew as Michael O'Shea was not a araduate of Not.re Dame. had not been a Marine Corps officer, nenr played football for tbe Detroit Uoos, aod was never an FBI agent. After Oeetng Winter Haven, , DeGreve. usin& yet aootber 1 alias -that oC Sean Casey 0 ' Rourke -rented • boUle on • SkJline Ori" in Laguna Beach 1 where be told neighbors and r Mftral new acquaitancea that be wu • ftctlon writer. His IWies ID Laguna Be8cb were u wild as tbe ones ln I l"lorida. lie dalmed bis wile bad just f died ad be was ln California to .,.. onr tbe pain. He said be bad udlored ••en fiction boob, .,._ IU ddJdbood years ln an, ...... wtUI Harold Bobblm, 19dw•aformer FBJ a1eat. DeGrne wu arNlted at Ute C ... POIB, Pase AJ) tecling the Iranian exile leader, police reported. All three attacke rs were captured. one of them with face wounds suffered in a gunfight with police. authorities said. Three other policemen were re· ported wounded. Jn Tehran, an Iranian group railed ··Guards of Islam" an· nounced it condemned Bakhtiar to death. but made no mention or the abortive a ssassination at· tempt. First reports said there may have been four or five terrorists, but authorities s aid they believed there were only three. Police said they had not been identified but were believed to be Arabs and were 2S to 30 years old. Bakbtiar. leade r of exile forces opposed to Ayatollah Ru· hollah Khom ei n i's rev· olutiooary regime, was not hurt. He later told French radio the terrorists were "professional kilJers that the government in Tell ran sent to France.'' Sadegb KhalkbaU, a leading revolutionary judge in Iran, has said repeatedly that killers dis· patched by Iran would bunt Bakhliar down. The police spokesman gave this account of the attack: The three gunmen told the policeman outside the apart- ment building in the posh Paris suburb ol Neui.lly that they were journalists. Once i nside the lobby, they started shooting and ran upstairs. <See ftY. P .. e A2> RENTAL RK4PS BIG RESl'ONSE "I WU fiooded wiUI calls from my UaJ.ly PUol CIUStfled ad, and · 1 rented my place to the fint ,penon who called." That's the advertisinl success story of the Newport Beach woma wbo placed this ad in tbe Daily PUot: Furn. rm. Pvt l>• COv. Oara1e for mature emply'd male Sl4Q 1UlX· llllXX p.m. For a fJOod of response to your ad, try the Daily Pilot classified section by calli.nc 642·56'78. A . ' . , ore es an Price .. COSTA MESA POLICE TOLD THIS CONCESSIONAIR£ TO USE SMALLER BOTTLES THURSDAY tnvesdptors Ordered Ch•nge• In Three COunty F•lr Mkfw•Y G•me• to Improve Players' Odd9 Chances Weren't Good ·Police Say Fair Games Rigged t.o Lose Of111eo.i1,~11.ui.H eyes on the waodertng officers, They probably recognized ByCAROLHENDER~SO . . . Midway contestants ve a urging them to try their game. WaJker on sight : This was his better chance today at w· ning a When Wll.son and Yezblck poUte-fourth visit. Ort opening night, he prize at the Orange County Fair. ly refused, the operators soUcit· and other officers confiscated Costa Mesa undercover police ed other people. but kept their 150 throwing darts for either be- omcers ordered operators of eyes on the det~Uves. ing loo dull or having feathers three carnival games to close missing or damaged. Thursday ·unlesa changes were Dorno Rulina lnspectioos at tbe fair are an made in their booths. C 1 --e annual event for Wilsoo because The pmes involved tossing a "we just want to make sure that. plng pooc ball lnto a glass disb S •d 'V ' they ofler the public some floated on water. and tossing a 81 ague chance to Win." ring onto a gl ass bottle. As they inspected each came. Concelaionaires wer• ordered to Wilson and Yesbick demonstrat- remove the dish and leave only OAKLAND <AP) -An ed bow the odds can be placed the Ooating foam ring and to use Alameda County SUperior Court more in favor to the carnival. smaJlet bottles. jud1e bu dedared Oakland city One of the most frequent Carnival manager Mel Davis ordinances problbltin1 adult games at the fair ls tosslnl a "said be would compl1y with t.be theaters and bookstores where dime onto a dish. a l'M spot, or orders, but claJmed that tbe they are "iDcompaUble" tD a some other tar1et. aame iames were UJed recenUy n e i 1 b b orb o o d to be "a · wnaon pointed out that from a in other Orange County eventa coastltutlonally broad and player's clistaMe, an arc rather without complaints from law v•JI!:.;._ ~·--A•-.. lu .-.... than an aa«&e ii needed for the enforcement a1encies. ......., .,......._.... ·-uv. dime to land and stay on a tartet. No sooner bad investigators that Mdioas of the Orclinances 8utsomeoperatonhanclicbtaor Geor1e Wilson and George wblela liwe the city power to de· priies over tbe t.areets, limit.inc Yezbkk ordered the three cide where adult businesses can 'tbeniebtpath. cloeUl'fll than the word was out: be located are coatrsry to Another came is knockina The law bad arrtved. iuaru&eea of freedom of ex· over two pop boUles at the same "That first IUY we talked to preuiaD in Uie ltate and U.S. Um~ with a ball. Vezbick point· has probably ione and told ev-~Utuliooa ed out that ii boUlet are placed ef10M Uuit we're here,·• said ANiatant City Attorney Jef. on a Formica surface whicb bas Wl1-oa. fery Haney said the c1ly prob-bHn nabbed with 1rapbite, &.bey Indeed, hawkers pJnoed UMi1' abJywillappeallheruling. ca.. fM&, hi• AJ> I _uts i Reina ins Highest InOPEC NEW YORK <API -Iran was reported today to have cut the price of six grades ol crude oil by as much as Sl a barrel. mak- ing it ~ first Organizatjon of Petroleum Exporting Countries m e m ber to announce a re· durtion sinre an escalat1on or world oLI pnces began J 1 2 year ago T he indus t r v ne ws l etter Petroleum lnteli1gence Weekly said it had been notified or the cuts by the Nauonal Iranian Oil Co The reduction was attributed by industry sources to the grow- 1 n g surplus o f oi l on world markets -a result or a more than doubling of petroleum prices smce the Iranian rev- olution at the end of 1978 and the onset of a recession m the United St ates and other in· dustrial nations. The cut was not expected to trigger a round or OPEC oil · price reductions because Iran for several months has been pricing its oil as much as $7 per 42-gaJJon barrel above compara- (See OIL. Pag~ A2> Coast Weaaber ' J r Falr through Saturday I except for night, morning cloudineSI. Lows tonight S8 at the beaches, 65 in- land. Highs Saturday 70s to 85. IMIDE TOD.4 V\ OtOtl~ COGlt Col~ ii Mid~ for "Compan11" - fM Broadwail '""8kol bJ that name -Grid Bob Hape. ~~ PcgeCl. I; --- - , 1U O~YPILOT s GOP Ai1ns at East I Needs Votes From Democratic Areas DETROIT (AP> -Ronald Re.cu Md O~rte Buah, ac· cepUne tbelt rolu a tht' Republican p,..ldt'nUal l1d1t"t al i resUvat of pnrt:) unUy. •~ openlna a c•nif"U10 that will be d l rected at tndHi o nall y DemocnUc 1tronaiholds lo tM N o rtbeat t n J »ndu ,H ••I Midwest. ··we're obviou ly 10101 lo cm Ra C'tntrate In tt1c-Eu tr rn and Ct'ntral t i m e iont' . " Drew Lewi~. a top Rl"a.gan ca mpalin aide. said 1'hurMh1y n1 t(hl on the II() or ql th.,. G 0 P N 11 ti on u I Conve:>nUon H de1 .. 1at • wullM lO hear t,he, •~t·t'ptance •p<-t•chl·S of the nomiOH:ii Ru h. who spent his youth in Ma11sachusetb und Connl-<'lU'ul a nd was ed u f at C'd 1n the •n Kennedy Declares Fight to the Fini.sh WASHJNGTON CA P> Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, declanng o nce -again he will fight to the t•nd for the Democ ratic pre· sidenlial nomination, said today Ronald Reagan may be handed the presidency on a silver platter this fall if Democrats don't reject President Carter 's "fool's gold of failing Po Im es ... D ec larin g that t h e Republicans enjoy a long lead in the elecuon campaign. Carter's rival s aid. "The Democratic Party must do better In 1980 than to offer its elf as the lesser of two evils." In a s l a s h ing attack on Reagan a little more than 12 hours after the Republican pres- 1de nt1al candidate accepted his ~~Y.'.s-normA-ation, K~no~y s aid, "We have only four more months to convince the voters tha t America is not Hollywood, the Republicans are not the par· ty of the future. and Ronald Wilson Reagan 1::. not Franklin Dela no Roosevelt " Declaring that the Republican conve ntion t h1 ::. week "sum mon ed America backwards," Kt-nnc'Clv said R.:aj:?an':. proposal tor a mas:-.1ve, $30 b1lhon income 1 ax cut amounted to ''Laetnle for the Ame ncan econom y." And he s aid the rormer ('alifo rnia gove rno r 's foreign •·rn• Pa~ ·I I OIL .•• .,le grad<.'S sold b.>-other OPEC mc mbet'1). \ccording to Petroleum In· telhgence W~ly, Ira n reduced 1t:. Fer re1dong r adc or Oil to S33.57. The oils s l.111 sell for SI a ba rrel a bove s imilar grades from other producers, however. The U.S. Energy Department esti mates the world price or oil at $31.97 a barrel, three cents und er the m aximum price OPEC has set for its base grade. Saudi Arabia, OPEC's largest member, sells oil for $28. The Saudi oil traditionally has been the benchmark on which other cartel prices are set, but Saudi Arabia has bee n underselling Iran and other OPEC members since spring. The policy has been seen as a move to unify the chaotic OPEC price schedule a s world oil markets cool. and the re has been widespread speculation that the Saudis might raise their price nearer the officia l cartel base in coming weeks. The 011 involved an the Iranian price reductions comes from off-shore wells and historically has a ccounted for as much as 20 pe rcent of Iranian 011 output. But firm data ha ve been I a eking in the disarray followmg the country_'s revolution and sharp cutback m petroleum production. Ira n has maintained its oil ex· Ports are a million barrels a day -20 p erce nt o f It s pre · revolution level -but othe r re- Ports have put Iranian exPorts a t 700,000 barrels dally, up from 500,000 two mont!ls ago, DAILY PILOT ,.,.. °'-~ 0.0• Ptlol •• , .. _,, .. ,_.,....., "" ............. "' .. -·-...... °'-c.... -."" ... '-• S-0-.W @01f60ft'\ •• ~·w.o ~-.,.,.._. ,,...., "" ,., .. ~ ..._, -..... __ 8t•t" Fowl"l•1-. ~•U•t. Irwin•. L•fwft• h K ft ~ C.00" & ....... , .. ---.. -·-!Ml ...... ,_,._.,_, ... _ .... _ ........ .,._ ... ))0 ........... s ...... ,. 0 s., .,... c...i. w .. c..111 ...... .,.,. _ _,,,._ "'~-··...,-*••.c.r.. ...... ,..T\ .. ~••"<10.-41~ ,_,~ [ClllOI r_,,._.,... Ma ........ (.,. .... CloMtt ... !Aft A\\I\ ...... -... .... (Oii'"' T•I•,,._• (JHt~ a....._.w... ..... eoan , __ """-..... policy "oul'1 put tht• l 1nttt>d States on thl' "'4rt>nR Mdt' or his to ry -Ul M>utht•rn Afr1rn. an Central A meriC'il . n11d "hl~l'\!v1•r people are yearntnt: to bt· free " As hf> has for months. the M assachlL,.ctts !'.lt'tiator insistt'lves to ~crvl' the dt!'-· advantaged and the disaffected "In reality. the wa y to band this election to Ronald Reagan on a s i l ver plaltl'r 1s fo r Democrats to C'ling to the fool :-. gold or failing Pohc1es ... he said in a speech prepared ror dt• livery at American Un1 vers1ty K e nne d y i s h un d r ed:. o r nom inating dele gates behind Cac.ter aruLh~s . ..htUe chance of- -taking the nomination away from the president. But he in- sisted he will stay in the race despite charges that he 1s d1Vld· ing the party. . "ff my cam pa ign and my ca ndidacy ende d tod a), the a nger ~d the anxiety or our people ·would C'Ontinut· tomor· ro w ," h e sa i d "W h e n R e p ubli c a n s i nvo k e m y c riti c is m , they a r e onl y capitalm ng on a correc t assess- m ent of our national crisis." Several speakers quoted from Kennedy's cn t1c1sms or the pres- ident during their addresses to the R epub lica n Nat io n a l Convention . which co nc luded Thursday. Forest Fire Said Arson By 1be Associated Preas Authorities a re s eeking an a rsonist believed to have caused the 7 ,000-acre Pass Fi re in the Antelope Valley, one or several blazes that charred nearly 9.000 acres in the r ugged Angeles National Forest this week. The Pass Fire was brought un· der control late Thursday, although five engines continued to patrol hot SPots through the night. Authorities said they believe the blaze was set Wed· nesday by a person firing a handgun at a military-style flare in the ground. No a rrests were reported. The Pass Fire, fanned by 15 to 20 mph winds, burne~ in 90· degree temperatures in a r e· m ote area near the Angeles Forest Highway and the An- telope Valley Freeway about 40 miles northwest of Los Angeles near Palmdale. Angry Sadat Won't Meet TEL AVIV, Israel (APJ E g yptian Preside nt Anwar S a d at was qu o t e d i n a ne wspaper interview today as saying he has can celed plans for a summit meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Me nache m Begin because or Be gin 's "wounding personal attack on me." Israel said no such summit had been arranged. The statement signaled a rift in the personal relationship between the two leaders, which had ·helped cement the peace bridge betwee n Is rael and Egypt. State radio quoted lsra~ll or. ficials as saying Begin long ago Issued a standing invitation to Sadat to visil Israel again and It still stands. But they stressed the Invitation was general and nothing ever wu specified. Anderson Flie8 'Home 'Excited' LONDON <AP> Consreaman John 8 . Andenon new beet to Wublnston toda, clalmlq after a 1wtn1 tbrouP nve countriet that bit tndepeft. dent eempatp ror th• Amerl~u preskleney can luceeed. Aadenon Hid bla talkJ .stb tbe leeden ot the llraeU, £1)1>- tlan, Welt German, French and BriUltt tovemmenta ln tbe pat 11 daya bad Wt him "very udl· td" about hie proapecta. Northf'att. toe Ii kt'y element In that ~tratel) Ac ct'ptln~ the prt>s lde ntlal 1HHn 111ul1on he .soug ht for 12 )l•u r s . Re ag.rn 1•xpressed his 11tr 11 tl'.CY wilh u speech thal \'ii llt'd vn Ame ricans to cr06s 1u11 t ~ lltl•~ "t.o b111ld a new con· ~''ll'>U!> v.1th all those across the l1mll ~ho ithare a com m unity or \lul u1•:-. t'nlbodJed in these words: fa m 11). Y.Ork. ne 1gh borbood , JH~Jt't' and freedom " Rt>.1~an t•losed his acceptance ~pet!eh by urging the delegates to bt'gln our crusade with a mo mt>nt or silence " With that. he b0'4 l'd h1!> head. his eyes closed The hall fell silent. A mo m e nt l..it e r . Reagan orw rwd tu~ t.') t'!>. Jt'rked his head upright and :>aid. "God bless Amcn ca " The delegates erupt· ed into a t umuHuous de m · onstration. Rt>agan . nu ~h Jnd their fa m 1he.s :.tood on t ht• p()drnm wa v 1n.: 10 t he JO)'ful throng. Jo1n1ng thl• 1980 RepubliC'a n llrket on tht'> podium was for mer Pn•s idcnt l''ord and h is w1 ft'. Ot'tt ,. ,\ ll d:l) Wednt•:>d ay. t.'VC'n through thl' ballolm~ that gave him tht' prcs1dent1al nomma11on. Rt>agan sought a way to ron· vmcc Ford to take the vice pres· 1dentlal nomination When the negotiations railed. he settled on Bush as tus choice and m ade a dramatic m1dm f.!ht appearance bd o rt• t he convention to an· nounc<' 11 Ford said in a broadcast tn· l e n 'l l'" t od a) tha t h e and Rea~aQ had "<1 lmo::.l made 1t" in tht'1r "egollallons to ma ke h1~ the vrce pre!-.1dential candidate a nd might ha ve succeeded 1f the\•'d nad more lime. ·;We had a number of very. very construc tive me etings but t he r easons I th ink are un rl e r -;t and ablt• a n d 1t JU'it \\OUldn't fit." r ord S<Jld Jn th\• 1 n t e n · ll' w " 1 t h 1 h e M u t u 1i I Broadcasting ~ystc m Thursday's r1nal ses!-1on of th1• convl.'ntton had none of thl· h1~h d ra m a of the night before It was a happ) l)how st <i ged b) is pa rty confi dent 1t had n<imt'd a :-.t rong ticket a nd buo) cd by polls showing Rea~an "1th a substantial lead over President Ca rter Bush. Re agan's for me r ri val a nd now ruruung mate. warned Republicans that .. though J immy Carter has In the past four yea rs been a railed presi· dent, h e is a ro rm1dable campaigner who can be expect· ed to use the Power or his office to s uit tus own Poht1cal ends .. Remem ber only that Pohllcal v1cton es are won by hard de· d 1cated work -and that in this crucial e lection year. the sta.Jc es for America and the free world are too great to allow ourselves to become complacent. .. One or the earliest references in Reagan's ac~eptanc speech was directed at supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment. many of them bitterly disap· pointed by the candidate's op- PoSition to the amendm ent and to the decision o( the platform committee to drop party supPort for it. "As president I will establish a liaison with the 50 governors to encour age them to elim inate. wh e reve r it exi s ts, di s · c rimlnation against women," said the candidate. In addition to its appeal to a new coalition, Reagan's speech was a restateme nt or familiar campaign positions and attacks on Carter and a government he ca lied "overgrown a nd o ver- weight." "I will not stand by and watch this great country destroy itself under mediocre leadership that drifts from o ne cnsis to the next. eroding our nationa l will and purpose," said Reagan. He r estated his pledge "to am· pose an 1mmed1 ate a nd thorough freeze on federal hiring" as his first act as president. "We are taxing ourselves into eco n o m ic exh a us tio n and s tagnation" he said and went on to call Tor enactment or the across-the-board tax cuts that he has made a keystone of his economic program. f'ro• Page A I POSE ..• Laguna Beach address earlier this month and jailed in Orange County. He waived extradition Tues- day and was picked up by PoUt Cou~ty, Fla .. deputies ln • van for transport back to the central Florida community. Florida officials said DeGreve probably won't make It back ln· to their area until Wednesday, be'cause the sheriff's van also is plckins up etpt other prisoners ror tr-port to Florida. When he arrtftl, officials say he'll be arra.lped oa %7 counts of rorsery and lfand thert. Florida olftclall want to lak. /11 ho• a S20.000.a-yeat account.an could .b.• eart owner or • th~ mare, ball~ or a ~ mall. properties in Florida: exu and North Carolin and have loaned Sl.2 million frlmda. ' .............. WOULD-BE ASSASSIN RESTRAINED AFTER CAPTURE Plot Against Life of Iran's Bakhtlar Falla Ka\·e Ballard • Tops Para'le 111 Clemerrle f 'rum Po.gP :I I TRY ... \\ ht·n lht•\ ri·J1 ht•rl tht• rl<J()r ri( l\;1kht1ar .: .1p,1r1 rn1·nt on tht' 1h11d n.,..,r th1·~ .,hot ii pohce ..: u .1 rd d (· d d " n c1 " o u n d t-d anotht-r Hearing the noise . a K :H Ii Ball a rd . te lev1 s 1on nei~hbor woman. Y"onne Stem, per ~onal1t y a nd night r luh l'i npl·ned her d(>(Jr and was perro rmE>r . wi ll b t• f.:rand ,h11 'II• dll'<ilatt•r1n;ihr,..p1tal m a r:.h al or tht· 27th a nnu&.11 t 11 • .til• t•• forr<' p..s'I th<' r1- F1e!>tl.t Lil ('ra .,llanatu Par<td• inf11r '"rt 1!11•1r or H..tkht1a r ' Saturda>,'4h1ch ~tcp~oH onSan :q1arlml·n1 lhe> r <t n batk Clementestr<'<'ts at !Oa m ti""'' 1.iir• .... 11111· 1h1-} f'\ Thl' Chafnt>..•r of Cummnc.. , t1.111._,.t1 '"·''" "'''h 1.rrn<.·t: "h1, ~pon!oore<f proct''>!>IOn "111 .. i...,, rul)hed io lht' "CF-ne cind_en,t,etrt f1'3t4re t~~=>e't=ft~~6'6F"T'w~efi we~ ranging from cques n <1n uruts w "oundl'CI and nnt• or the two shot marching bands .1 1i·rr1iri.,t Th" other!> '>urren Thl' two hour parad l• bt·,gms pn rlcrt·c1 Dl'I ~1 ar Avenue and C'•>_nllnuh H..skh t aar "'1oltf a r 11dlo 1ri . north\\a rd alon g f,I C.:am in•• l•·r\ lt''4 t·r b' 11·h·phrme that on .. ReJl to El Portal ahoul J hlod, .,( hi '> aidt.""S h.1t1 gont-to open th<.· ea!ol of PlalJ I' ark "'hf'n • th• •1<.>or but <>a " ii h.rnd w1\h a re· par<td<• JY.Jrd l't rf·rnonu' .... 111 \Oh t•r 1n al ~1 pparentl} throul'(h ht• twld 1h<' '>i-c u11I\ \li''4 1ng !.)'<,tern Spt>C'tator' l';,.en Im•· !)(1th !oldl'' l"h•· utkmpt tu rc11c 1• <>pen the of th1• ro;Hl\.\it\ itlnni.: lht: t"'' dri<ir .,hort <'trC'u1ll.-d the clectnc- and J half mil• fl.tr.id•· roul • l<it kini; '"ll·m. Hakht1ar :.u1d . and are anviled ~o the ;•~Clrd .irid 11 "a" IJt'JO i! hrokr-n Opt'fl ')0 prest.>nt allon ;11 J laza I ~ .it l , , .,1,lrl :• t '"'' about noon , .. lo.to! tr 1.. .... ..... rr1i:hto:n~ M::. Ballard, Yo ho star red in H.ikhtlJt 1 ... u-:h1·•l .ar111 Jttl Sir t he tele\ tl)ICJn .. "''r1t'' Th• J ,,111 l·;.itm~ m} brt•d kfJ:.t Mothers m Lc1 ". .... ,11 ~tdf ul thl· S e bas t 1a n 'i; Wes t D1n nc·r Playhouse produC't1on of ''Apart m enl 8 Stnkei. Back beguuung Aug. 6 in San Clemente. Bomb Kills Secretary M ANHATTAN BEACH IA PI -A bom b explo ion killed a secretary al a computer firm "instantaneous ly" and caused severe damage to the building. a sher irf's de partment spokesman said . Patricia Wilkerso n . 35. an e mployee fo r the Pro West Computer Corporation. died when the Thursday afternoon blast shook the second floor re- ception area whwe l)he wo rked. Ms . Wilkerson lived in Torrance. "We are m vest1gallng th1s as a murder There was definitely an explosive device intentionally set orr ... s aid sherarr's depart· ment s p o k es m a n D o y l e Campbell. Satellite Launched NEW DELHJ. India (/\Pl - I nd ia l aun r h ed a 1u1 .pounc1 !>atelht<' into orh1l toda) tx·,·nm ing the Mxth nation to do 1t v..-1th its own launcher \1 lea!'.t 10 shol!> "ere fired. 1lJkht1Jr ~ :.tarr :.:11d Bakhu ar. Iran's last premier before the o.v:erthrow or Shah ~1 nhammad Reza Pahlavi. ""ent underground 1n l rdn after th.- I• •lfu t1on .... d., \l<.'turious 1n 1'1·t•ruJn J'Y,'•1 1r•1 • "t Jf*'(I tri 11.11 1'> inti tht·n. h<· ha .. mJde hs:. hr1ml' 1n tht• f r1 ·nch c .tp1lal but hJ<. tra\'eled 'Aldt•h "ork1ng for tht ml'rthro" of thl' Khome1n1 rl·j.! 1 n1t· Tlw rM olut1onar) J'(O\ l'rnment announced las t week 1t unt overed a plo t to r e turn Bakhllar to power and had ar· rt·st('(f about 500 Soldier KiUed In Copter Crash / B IG BEAR LAKE (AP> O ne sold ier d ied and thre e 01 hers "ere injured Thursday "h t-n a U .S Ar my C H ·47 Ch1n0ok heltcopter cr ashed 15 m iles southeast of here m the Coon Creek area of Heart Bar State Park. The crash, in a mountaUlOus, forested area. started a fire that .... a~ confined to the c rash srle and qwckly put out b) ae nal ta nkers. SteY.art sa id. ,., •• P-.e A I FAIR .... wlll l lmo9t alwaya 1Ude, not ran. When people try the "rope lad· der event," they are orten b•lped" by the attendant. wbo •te•dles the ladder as they cUmb. But when they've almost reached the top and the aUeo· tant 's still holding on. and balanced themselves with that in mind. the attendant lets go and the center or gravity shlfts. The player hi ls. to be encouraged by the attendant to try again, since be or she nearly made it. . Then there's the coin resting on the billiard ball. Wilson said that when the gaC'le is dem- onstrated. the coin is placed on t h~ ball. away from the pl ayer. and eas ily knocked out or the circle when hit by a cue ball When It Is the player's turn, ho w e ve r the coin 1s tilted towards him. and the coin will almost always fall into the cir- cle. losing the game. In another game-: dolls must be knocked "completely" off the shelf The dolls. however are stuffed . with sawdust. m05l or it on the bottom. and the shelf extends for al least a foot. More often than not. the dolls fall over onto the !oh+-lf rathe r than off. Peach baskeL5, said Yezbick. a re natural springs. If they're hit too hard with a ball, 1t wi ll bounce right out . And II the darts bounce off of the balloons. they are either un- derinflated or or a s t ronger - tha n ui.ual materia l. a nd the darts are probably dull A voung woman operating a J'(ame that involved a bowling hall and a metal trac k dem · on:.tratC'd how. easy_ 1l was to r oll the ball ov~c_the hump and -a liow-tl tii star.. "Why don't .you try it without holding onto the ball." asked Wilson The players would have to do 1t that way. S he kept s miling, but she d1dn t answer . Nor did she try 1t. But not all of the games are nC'xt t.n 1mpo651ble Those take s uch long pr arllce that the a\eragc per:.on couldn 't do it in lU 2<l. or 50 tnes. Rut the op.-rato rs could d•>- tliem. t httrluJlv ac; they spotted \.\ 11:.on and Yl'zb1ck "We're not trying to rob peo- ple." saJd Mel Davis , manager or the carruvaJ. "We're Just try. mg to make a reasonable profit on our mercbandiae. We're Jw>t selhng merchandise ht a dlf· f{·rent way.·· last of Ash Lmd to Rest MOSCOW. Idaho ( P> - A f ter two months of s hoveling, sweepmg and hosing, residents or this northern Idaho town have r 1nally buried thei r troubles. Literally. They he ld a fune ral Th ursd ay -complete "1th a band playing a New Orleans-style dirge . a cof. fan puJled by a one-horse carnage and a eulogy - for the last ol the ash from t he Mo unt St. Helens \'Olcano "r couldn 't think of anything bette r to put to rest than Mount St. Helens ash," sai d Ci t)' Councilwoman Dee Hager a m Id a chorus or "Amens " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollar. '*WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR P~ICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1502 •. I . OraDge Coast 01 f ION -I Your llometowa · Dally Newspaper .. N TWENTY-FtVE CENTS Clemente Isle Goats Get People's 8J Ml'111\Ja &. "'N KL ................ San Oerb.ate hland'J wUd 1oats. llMU"OOMd \here to crow fndtlul and tnult.lpty by Sp.anish sailors two ttntwiel •IO· aft 1oln1 to have to bave pUSJ)OC'b to enter mainland Cahfonua. Tbi.s appears to be lbe l•l•t ·development 1n the Jaud~ and applauded San Clemente Island Goallift being engjn~red by an i ncreasb:uilv unhappy cowboy, Jim Clapp. who ls now 106,nll $100ad4y ~ • He claims the 101ts lace more 1tovernment red tape than Cubans shipped to Florida ln F'ldel Castro's famou.s Frffdom Floulla He largtrly blames the Calirornra Department or Fish and Game, which aid today the goats are defirutely modern-day verstons of The Man Without a Country The first Navy bargeload of 500 of the 1.000 wild goats Clapp und bi5 cowboys have captured to date ln their errort to clear San Clemente Island or 2,500 goats are due in San Diego in 10 days "The Fish and Game never expected us to remove the goats m the ftrst place." says Clapp. who gamed hme during the 1970s for h1s humane capture and relocation of wild burr~ and mustangs in America. "Now that we've removed them. they are doing everything possible to see that they don't enter California." Clapp gnped in a Thursday inlervtew. "That's right," says Depart· ment o r Fa s h and Game s pokesman S1 Nathensoo in Long Beach. "Basically. what Jtm Clapp 1s accus10g us of as domg our JOb." snorts Nathenson. "We have recommended that the National Forests don't allow them ... he says or the impending importation or goats to gobble dry brush and hopefully save some of Southern California from forest fires and firefighting costs Nobody seems to k"now yet just where the goats may be relocat· e d an d their p otentia l destanahon has ranged from Los An~eles County to Texas. Nathenson says wherever tbeyt go they'll tear the place-up and ~ crowd out other animals. "We don't want them breaking 1 loose and ruining the habitat." ' says Nathenson, noting the hun· gry goats gobble everything m sight and vrtllY well wrecked San Clemente Island for seven ~pecies or protected birds and lizards. He suggested when they eat <See GOATS, Page AZ> Supervisors Clash on ort Bakhtiar Safe Exiled Leader ,,.. PARIS <AP) A band or would-be assassins shot their way into former Iranian Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar's .apartme.ot building today, killed a Frenc h policeman a nd a ,woman neighbor, but could not ,ftet past an armored door pro- tecting the Iranian ex.He leader, 'poUce reported. All three a ttacker s were .captured, one of them with face wounds suffered in a gunfight •itb police, authorities said. Three other policemef\. were re- .,orted wa.mded. In Tehran, an Iranian group e&lJed •'Gu.anb of Islam" an· nounced it condemned Bakhtiar lO death. but made no mention of ~he abortive uaasainaUoa at- tempt. First reports said there may !lave been four or five terrorists. b ut authorities said they 'believed there were only three. Police said they had not been i dentified but were believed to -be Arabs and were 25 to 30 years old. Bakhtiar. leader of exile forces opposed to Ayatollah Ru· b ollah Khomeini 's rev · olutionary regime, was not Bandit Rohs Pizza Parlor Me·N· Ed's Pina Parlor in <:osta Mesa was held up by a brown-bag-toting -g unman 1bursday who was described as $Omething less than a sharp ·dresser. The short ZOO.pounder, who wore mirror sunglasses, a gray felt bat, motorcycle boots and blue jeans turned back bjs tweed coat to show a cashier at 710 E . 17th St. that he had a gun. Pofice said be demanded all lbe restaurant's cash stuffed in .the bag be offered at about 1: ~ -p.m. Employees said he rushed out the door carrying $300 in cash · and still displaying a blob of white zinc oxide on his prorni· neat nose. Coast Weather Fair through Saturday except foe night.. Dlorning cloudiness. Lows tonight SI at the beaches. 65 in· land. Highs Saturday 70s tol5. INSIDE TOD~ 'Y • 01'Gfl9e Cocut ColUge ii ~ for "Compay' - IM Broadlaav nwlic:ol bu tJaat t10WN -mid Bob Hope. ~e PetlllCI. l .. ex . .,., ....... UIL.... .. ....... ... 11:11.-"' ............. ~. ~ .... .._ .. == .. CMI .... .. , • =-w _. ...... T....._ a .._. cw.• Wt I n.• --M hurt. He later told French radio the terrorists were "profes$ionaJ killers that the government in Tehran sent to France." Sadegb Khalkhali, a leading revolutiooary j udge in Iran. has said repealedly that killers dis· patched by Iran would hunt Bakbtiar down . The police spokesman gave this account of the attack. <SeeTRY, Page A2> Upper Bay Oeanup Wins Boost By STEVE MABBLE OI -o.ity "9t S-A proposed project to help clean out Upper Newport Bay was given a S2 million pat on the back Thursday by state water board members meeting In Sacramento. · The grant. shaved down from the original $10 million request from the City or Newport Beach, would be used for construction of a silt-catch basin. But Newport Beach city of· ficia ls must satisfy water board members oo a number of pouits before the check will be written. _, .. .,....... The main stumbling block is that state and local officials a re unsure how much it will cost lo build such a de-silting basm. needed to halt the flow or sedi- ment. that washes into the bay from the San Diego Creek and the Delhl Flood Control Channel. RONALD REAGAN GIVES 'THUMBS UP' TO DELEGATES Launching His Campaign With BroadaJde at Carter .. Estimates. in the past. have ranged rrom SlO million up to $40 million. GOP Concentrates Omer King. a water board spokesman. said the city has un· til December to provide a cost estimate. develop a time schedule and sbow where ad· ditional fWlds to complete lhe project would come from. On Eastern Bastions IC the board isn't satisfied with the answers, King explained. the $2 m illion grant could be scratched. But Newport Beach City Manager Robert Wynn today said the city is already making strides lO fulfill the requests. Proposals from eight separate. engineering firms, requested by the city to draw up desilting (See SILT, Page AZ> Porno Ruling Said 'Vague' DETROIT <AP) -Ronald Reagan and George Bush. ac· cepting their roles as the Republican presii:lenlial ticket at a festival or party unity. are opening a campaign that wiU be directed at tradition ally Democratic str ongholds in the Northeast and industrial Midwest. "We're obviously going to con· centrate in the Eastern and' Centra l time zones." Drew Le wis. a top Reagan campaign aide. said Thursday night on the floor or the GOP National Con vention as delegates waited to bear the acceptance speec.bes of lbe nominees. RENTAL RE.4PS OAKLAND (At') -An o~~.-RES:PQ1N~E' Alameda County SUperior Court ~ n..:;Mj judge bu declared Oakland city ordinancet probibitin1 adult · "I was nooded wilb calls from theaters and boobtores where my·oauy ~lot claulfied ad, and they are "ineompatible" in a J ren~ my place to the first nel1'bborbood to be un· perwnwbocalled." constltutioaallr broad and That'• the advertising succeq va1ue. story of the Newport Beach Juqe Spurgeon Avaklan said woman who placed this ad ln the that aec:tiOm of the ordinances Dally PUot: • which live the city power to de.- clde where adu.lt businesaes can be loeated are contrary to guaranleel of frffdom of H · presskln in the st.ate and U.S. couUbltklas. A.11.._t City Attorney Jet· ferJ HIDey said the d ty prob- ably will appeal the ruUn,. f'urn. rm . Pvt ba Cov. G•rage fot' mature emply'd male 1140 xu. llll:U p.rn. For a nOocl of response to your ad. try the Dally Pil9t cla si.Oed section by calling &42·5678. Bush, who spent his youth in Massachusetts and Connecticut and wa s educated in the Northeast, is a key elem~t an that strategy. Accepting the presidential nomination he sought-for 12 years. Reagan expressed bis SOME PAPERS, lV, RADIO FOOLED-Al stra tegy with a speech that called on Americans to cross party lines "to build a new con· seosus with ll)J those across the land who share a community ol vaJues embodied in these words: family. ·work. oel&bborbood, peace and freedom." Reagan closed hU a cceptance speech by urging the delegates to "begin our crusade with a moment of silen~." With tba\, he bowed bis head; his eyes closed. 1be hall fell silent. A moment later. R eagan opened his eyes. jerked bis bead upright and said . "God bless America." The delegates erupt- ed i nto a tumultuous d em· onstration. R eagan, Buab and their families stood on tbe podium wavlng to the Joyful throng. Joining the 1980 Republican ticket oo lbe podium was (onner PrHident Ford and bis wile, , Betty. A 11 day Wednesday, even through the balloting that save him '\he ~idenUaJ nomtnatioo, Rea1an IOUlbl a way lo con· c&eeGOP, hteA2J "" , • TerminlJI Sparks Furor -:--8y·10..\NN£"iffifoi:DS--r Ot-OM!t"-'"'" A suggestJon that land on the ~est side of John Wayne Airport be u~ed to bwl<f a termtnal for rom merc1al jet a1rl10es sparked a \'.erbal tussle among memberr; or the Orange County Board or SupervtSOrs today. Supervisors were constdenng ..a series or capital projects for the airport which include S6 mtlhon for land acquisition. S2.l million for nmway resurfaclDg and $276.000 for de sign or a runway extension. Airport businessman Chff Frazier suggested that airlines interested in operating at the airport should be told they will be welcome. provided they build their own tenninal on land the county as buying on the oppo6tte side ol tbe ,,....,., from U.. ex· a.Uni terminal. . • Tbat lad.. about 13 a~r9. is earmarted for use by pnvat~ aviators. ---, ''This could get lhe airlines olf >our bac ks ... Frauer told supernsors. "When they rome around and accuse ·you or monopoly. JUSt Jump thts in theH laps." 3 F airgrowul Booths Mmt Alter Games t J 1 .. • ,,. Supen ·asor Thomas Riley alo ng with Mayor Jackie Heather of Newport Beach, op- p o~e d the propos al. But supervisors PhJlip Anthony and Harriett Wieder said they thought it was a good idea. By CARL HENDERSON 1 That led Raley to suggest the terminal be built at Los Alamitos ~aval Alr StatJon ~ h1ch1s an Mrs . Wteder'sdlstnct. "I'm not supporting you in ~e~ port Beach again." Mrs Wieder retorted. "You never have." 1o1.•a s Riley's re1otnder. Airport Manage r Raul Regalado was called upon by Raley to back hts view lhat the ""est side suggestjon was 1rn· pracucai .. It's not a new idea to have a1rlmes bwld a terminal. nor 1s 1t a practacal one." Regalado said. He said he doubted the county could maintain control over the airport Jt owns if it allows airlines to build the terminal. <See JETPORT, Page AZ> Ol .... 0-h ,.,.,...,. l Midway contestants have a 1 better chance today at winning a prize at the Orange County Fair. Costa Mesa under cover police off icers ordered operators of three carnival games to close Thursday unless changes were made tn their booths. The games involved tossing a ping ponfC ball into a glass dish noated on water. and tossing a ri n g onto a glass bottle. Concessionaires were ordered to remove the dash and leave only the Ooatmg roam rang and to use s maller bottles. Carnival manager Mel Davis said he would comply with the orders, but claimed that the same games v.ere used recently in other Orange County events without complaints from law• t enforcement agencies. No sooner had Investigators George Wi Ison and George 4 Yezbick o rdered the three (See F.UR. Page A?) * ·-----· * * Airport ·Aid Counly OKs $9.8 Million Members of the Orange Comity Board ol Supervisors agreed this morning to budcet S8.8 million for capital projects at John Wa)'M Airport. The 17·item list of projects approved in lhe speclal budget seasioa includes 16 million for acquisition of 13 acres on lbe west side of lbe airport. S2. l million ror improvement of the nanways and taxiways and $276,000 ror deslen wort on a nmway extensUon. OftlEa SJGNlnCANT items on the list include $177,000 to replace runway ligbts, $241,000 to ~lace taxiway lights and $2«,000 lo inst.a.LI private plane parking facilltJes on the land to be acquired on the Colt.a Mesa side of the racllit.y. . Other i~ on the list include Sl00,000 to U1ht the new airer.rt parldq area and $200,000 for constnacUon of a car rental building . • TRE BUDGET ITE•S to replace U1hUn1. lo strengthen the runways and to build the new seneral aviaUon parking area are new lo the capital projects Uat. All the other projeds were budgeted durtna the prior fiscal year and today's action was a restatement of their place in the budget . Tbe capitaJ projects .,-e part ol lbe llrport's bt.t million recommended b"4get for i-.a1. - . , ·. ,U twl't' PtLOT ~ Ff!9.M 'f. 1"9 ~--JlJST BREAKING-------.... Military Us~ Tanks To Control Bolivia l.A PAZ. Bobvta CAP> -The MW mUJt.ary rul~n o/ BoUv11 Hat t.U and troopa to Che countr) 's Uo·mhunc ~••oo &Oday to confront aJ'UMld worktrs t'ba.Ueniln, lbe•r r11bl·WJ.O• C'OUP ne ·~nerala onrtbn,., 'Bolh 'll's t lvill•n coveramenl 1bunda) and •~ed po•~r to block the u pttu.d ~lion of a I fUJt ~ \dent Thls cap6t.al r t a~ calm UW "'°"''"' antr a l\liht ol a.porad!r 1unflrt' StudHb and othftr <'l\illan groups hpd dt<'ha.n.-d UM-> "'oold ~'1 I th" m)\Uar) l-.k4.'<>vtr Arm lrucka 19 dtd v.1\h hc>•,•b arm~ Mllditr. ~lrolll"d theo ~trt'ol'l.\ dunna the n~ht ·~-ftl ......... a TlwA.moria~ ....... lran 1t tt<m n!\Oluuon.&r)' Judat ~lb K.halkha1' ffftt M:ven mea and ooe _.oman bt'lott • hrtnt &quad on a downtov."D Tt'brtan ~ Loda) on ch&rie6 r•nonJ from drua ll'aff1r klns '° M>domy and runnina brolhe\s Toda)'b 1tunr1 e ~gs in Td\r an were \he~ such s1dt>walk e~~·uuon ordt'r~ b> Kh•lkbah oa Jam hld Street Ill the ltaru.in rap1ta1 r\"d llgh\ dl. tnct The Judg~ C'Onten NEW YORK t P> $t()('k pnces ran up anOlht>r s harp gall\ ID hea\ > trading toda~ extt>ndlng Thursda) 's r ail) amid hopes for an ~arly rttO\t'I"} from lbt rtteSS1on The Dow Jooes averaae ol 30 i.ndust.riab. wbidl <'losed Thursday al a thl'ff·Ye&r bi,Cb. picked up another 6.66 points to 921 76 al\tt five hours of lead.in& today. Ga.Ulen be.Id a S.2 lead over lo:.cn. tn the taln of New York Stock Exchange·hsted 1s· ~ue~ K_...it OU Bid .'\l.rrd LOS ANGELES ANGELES CAP) -The three co-u ecutors of \be estate o< the late J Paul Gettv rejected the $982 million, offer by Kuwait to buy the estJtte's 14.6 ~reent holding ol Getty Oll Co's stock. one e<rexecutor announc~ today. "We have dedmed the olfer and we are not involved lo any further discussions ... said Robert. Hanson. senior vice president of T1tlt' Insurance & Trust Co .. one of the t'O·executors. £.,. Tlaro1r~ af Tltatdwr- CAR DIFF. Wales CAP> -Young Welsh demonstrators. pn> testmg the British government's refusal to open a Welsh· Ian. guage telens1on channel. threw eg~ at Priµie ~ at gilrt!t TtratNren mDooSffiean0610cRdthe"" road with their bodies as she \'1S1ted a North WaJes factory today U.S. to Paris Motorized Glider Tries Lindy Flight f.A RMINGDALE. N Y. <AP> Suspended beneath bis re<l ~n d yellow motorized gilder .. The Spirit of California." E agle Sarmont wobbled into the air at Republic Airport today. s traightened out and beaded off on what be hopes 1s • lltp to Pans. T he 28·yeur·old fl yer from Sunta Cruz was embarlung on "'hat could be a historic rught .aero!)~ the Atlant1c by way of Canada, GreenJand, Iceland ed Scotland. Sarmont had perfect weather for take<>ff, but was delayed almost two hours \n getting airborne -partly ...by a leaky battery but mostly by a crowd of upwards or 75 film crews, re· porters and spectators who ham· pered last:minute preparations. When he was finally ready. Paul Riley, chief of the control tower at Republic, made an in· spection of the ship and gave the Fe d eral A vi ation Admutlstrauon's approval to the fi1"hl. , Then Sannonl put on a T ·shlrt with ''The Spant of caurorrua" across the back. sat in the ham m ock seat under the glider and walked the ungainly craft ooto a runway. Five rrunutes later, at U :SO a .m .• M started the motor and Woman 'Pigeon' SAN FRANCISCO(AP)Taking advantage ot a trustang San FranclSCO woman. two women pulled off what police described a s a classic "pigeon drop" and m ade off with $25.000 in cash and jewelry. Florence Ng. 56, re· ported that she gave gold, jade and money t o the strangers "horn ·she m et outside her Sunset District home. DAILY PILOT '"' °'-c.o..i O.•r ~._ .,,~ _,, .. ._ •. _ ,,. ......,. ~n.., " --.. "' o. ..... (MW .............. c-. .... ... ... teiM .,. ...,...,... ~ ,,.,._..,. ,_,116tY .., c..i. --.... ~ .. ....,_.. •••<" Fet1ft .. lft V•flt f . ''•t fllt. l•tti1f'll• ::.~=-:... "'t..;9'. r: :=-.: -''"'"" -.... --· ~y Sl•IOI, ~ 0 ... •IM.<MWMtW.Gol_._. ·-·-,...,. ... -~- '···~ .,,. ...... --~-IA~ ,,...._ ... _ t:tlltor ~A.---..,.._ ... E ..... ai.r-.11.a.----.-..... ~ '°JU-MIWw .. kfSl-1..-llNCfl ... , .... c.._.........., -llttMft -·· ,,.,. e-tll --- T1le,llofte {714)MMl:n ~Ad•~MMln "--a.-..... •• the glider lifted, its wmgs rock· ing back and forth briefly before the craft stabilized and rose higher. Sarmo nt waved l o his girUriend below and beaded for the Statue o< Liberty, two hours away and the official •t.artine point ol tbe transatlantic effort. It won't be a non.stop venture like Lucky Llndy's aboard the "Spint of St. Lows " some SO years ago Jnstead he will head up the Hudson River to Albany, stop- ping in Canada, Greenland. Iceland and Scotland on the 6.000·mile tnp. He's figuring on 22 days m \he glider. Mr. Goldman Rites Slated In Cleveland Funeral services were to be h eld in Cleveland today for retired Newport Beach attorney J ulius Goldman. who died at the age of 77 Tuesday in hi s adopted home city. Local s ervices for Mr. Goldman. who had pr acticed general Jaw in the Los Angeles area before moving to the Park Newport Apartments, are being h a ndled by Baltz Berge ron- Smith a nd TuthilJ Westcllrf Chapel Mortuary. No local funeral ts planned for Mr. Goldman, whose daughter. Susan Benshad, also practices in the field or law as a para.legal specialist. H e Is survived by Mrs Bershad. a Dover Shores area resident in Newport Beach, another daughter. Mn . Nancy Rose of Ohio and f ive gr andchlldren. Mrs. Hoxsie Rites Today Funeral services are scheduled today tor lont·time Costa Mesa resident Mrs . Eliubet.b Hoxsie, who died w edoetday at the aae of 68, leaviq numerous frlenda in the Harbor Area • RU.et .for Mrs. Houle were at 11 a.m. at Fairhave n Memorial Part la Suta Ana UD· der direction of Falrbaven Memorial Patt llortuarJ. A member of tbe N.-,ort Harbor Ba1lne11 aad Profeuloaal Womea'a Club, Mrs. HoxRe wbo WU known .. Betty, waa employed at a teamttrw fCll' 11 ... UpbollterJ for 25 years Wore ber r.Ure- ment Survhou lnehade four brotben Uvtnc la tl91 Lone Beaelt·Lo• Aa••IH ~:f1!~1 Frau • ....., Howard _. )l...-. ' GOATS ••• I.My 8f't \be _,. to m1r1• wtth o&Mr IQlla Md U..t make. f« a ... ~Mkle aplOIM>ft. • haft t.h1I tremendoul abWty eo ,..ad~.·· be H1I ot th• refu1M coat population •hid\ la rurreotly corraltd on lhe la.Jud artlllery tarat:t ranae and ronsumln& SlOO worth of balt d ha.y a day N1tht'naod uys tr the pt.a are turm.od looM' on Calllomla soO th~y will continue \htlr hab1ta ul tht> l'Xpe nsc of native Amcrmm w1ldlHe whose n ghl$ ar\' Cl\'1&rl.Y above those o( the &Oil~ "We are sworn to protect n1tlvt Amer-lean wildlife and th"y're from Europe." s ays athH\SOI\ · Cla pp claims publicity about tht-whole goat tssue generated ofter t wo San C le mente house'4i\ es and an1mal·loven learned l be~ "ere to be ex- tcrmmM'-'nson murmured today, taking tus umpteenth telephone call about t.M latest news con· ference by Cla pp "The simple truth of il is that the goat enhanres the cattle operat,1o n," s ays Clapp. a I aconi<'. slow talking h veslock handlt-r who l'Ould park up a part .tl> an t>xt ra 1n any Hollywood ha)•burner movie. .. He 's not like the sheep. which C'Ompetes with cattle for grass. The goat eats brush," says Clapp. "So do deer and bighorn s heep," says Nathenson, the s worn u,holder of n ative America fauna and their rights. "We're still hopeful of working sometbJ.ng out with Los Angeles County. but there's some red ~tbett:-tt-mtthrbe-Urie-: fou r months before they can come up with a designated fire area," says Clapp. f'ro• Page A I SILT .•. bastn plans and cost estimates·. :,hould be in later this month "lf we can produce a proper plan In time," said Wynn, ''I'm about 90 percent sure that we can get the money..'.,' tte expressed doubt that $2 m illion would pay for the project but suggested the grant would be excellent "seed money" to at· tract money from other sources. King. who said Newport Beach Mayor J aclue Heat.her showed up Tbunday to campaign for the grant, pointed out an additional condition on the S2 million grant He said the city mu.st come up with matdu.ng funds totaling 50 percent of the g rant That amount. rather than in actual dollars. could be s atisfied in land. Klng saJd . f'ro• P~1ll .TRY ••• The three gunmen told the po liceman outside the apart· ment building in the posh Paris suburb of Neuilly thal they were Journalis ts . Once ins ide tne lobby. they started s hooting and ran upstairs When they reached the door or Bakhllar's apartment on the third floor. they shot a police ~ua rd dead a nd wo unde d another. Hearing the noise. a neighbor woman. Yvonne Stein, 45. opened her door and was shot She died later in a hospitaJ Unable t.o force past the re· 1nfor ced door or Bakhtiar's a partment, they ran back downstairs, where they ex· changed shots with poilce who rushed to the seene and entered the lobby. GOP ••• vlnce Fordj.O take the vice P~· identlal nomination. When the negot.latlona failed, be selUed on Bush u his choice and made a dramatic mJdnighl appearance ~fore the convention to an· nounce It. Ford said tn a broadcast in· ter-vlew ioday th•t he and Ru1an bad "almotl made it" tn lhelr ~atiou t.o maJte b1m the vice presidential candidate and might have 1ucceeded lf they'd had more time. "We had a number ol Vf!r'/, very conatruetlw meetiDP but the reasons I tblnk are \ln· de ratandable and it just wouldn't ftt," Ford 11ld ln tbe intervtew wlth tbe Mutual BroadcutlDC System. JETPORT • • .. , ..... tt hao't been cloM, ........ doelll't mean tt woa't work." Mrs. Wieder aaa~. Bat Rel•lado uJd be dou!Md airUDll would be wt.Wac to take oo 1udt • 1U1• capital toll •ttllout • •·term parantee fOf' ... of tM ~ IO tbeJ eould UDDl1Ue tbe ---'DI c:oat... ( COSTA MESA POLICE TOLD THIS CONCESSIONAIRE TO USE SMALLER BOTTLES THURSOAY lnveetlgatot• Ordered Change• In Thr•• County Fair Midway Game• to Improve Playera' Odd• Quake Study Finds Coast Unprepared ~'AIR ... l'l•1MHl"1 thsm th" word was out: 'fh1• l.1w h.1tl 11rr1vt·d 1 h11t f1 P.I lo(UY we talked to ·cal1'fornla 's state and l"'l'al h I "" I I l f ha' vrotiahly gone and told ev . .,.. an t•r <"•'1111111 tn•~ I> 11n· ''' .. ryo11¥ tliat w1•'re here ," Sllld ~overnm~nts are "ill prepared" tf1•,Jlln..: with .1 m&Jor rJ1•u.1Jilfr w i1.,,m 11 a ma,Jor earthqua ke should .1moni.:,tt1l1•d1•parlrrwnh strike. according to testimony Ho1h V1<·•·nr1c1 t•nd ~f·ymou r ln<Jt."'I. h••wktn pinned their during a rorigress1onal heanng u~gc:.lt''1\K' 11f "' ~1n~ thPm t1> try their game. . Rep Jerry Patterson, D·Santa i·.ir1 hquak., an'lu ranrP nff Pnnv. \.\-hf•n W1lvm and Yezb1ck polite· Ana. conducted the day .long honw ov.n1·r-. Im~ <'i)'>\ prntN•t111n I~ r•·fu~•"f'J, lhP <)p<:r:Jl(Jr!t soll c1t session for the House subcom· on " pr0Rr.1m ~1m1ld r tn th1· 1•1t nl nlhn pc·oplP, but kept their m1ttee on Housing and Com· l'>ll~ 'l.at111nat f1ood ln~ur .. n~ _ _'._H''> on~~ ~·tf>!~tl~--- munit,r. De\•elDJ;uneQJ.._Ib.e..Jiub-_ <firoftnf'Rlo -, ---i:n~y p robably recognlied committee IS exam1n1ng the Ro th men said th£•y felt the \\ olk er on llJghl 'ryus was tus federal government's role 1n ~m.i ll dt•mcind for e&rthquitke in fou rth Vl'ill On opening night. he prepannfi: for and coping the , u rll nrf' <•t fff('q·rit 1t "'a... J no other office re; confiscated earthquake.. 1·.,t1makd that fr·v.er than one of I~ throv.1ng dart!. for either be· California's poor state of readiness was described by As· semblyman Frank Vicenc1a. D· Compton, chairman or the state Asse m bly s ubcom m1ttee on E r»ergency Preparednc~s and disaster relu:f. •·very 20 homes 1s ins ured ang too duJI or having feathers c.q;:ainst earthquake damage massing or dam aged. "'a ... thf' fault of 1n.c;uranl'(' rom· ln'lpt'i_llOOS at the fair are an 1•<in1e-. '4h1ch had made the CQ\' .innual t.>Vent for Wilson hecau.se 1 rage t•-t1wn-.ive and difficult to ~e JlL"t wllnt tn make sure that ~"' th.-v <)(fe r the publlr some Bill 1n ... urc1nr•· -;pH•1a11 ... 1 c; 1 hofl''" In "'"" d1'1n 't ru~P...•::ir I~ agrct· '" lhf-'y in5pec-ted each game. V1cencl C1 . lik e Anaheim Mayor John Seymour who alM> test1fted, said hc feel~ d1s3bter planning should be lcft to state and locaJ governments. although he conceded state government 1n Califonua needs to work much f' fdnt'b Hell I~ of the Ft·<kr.il \\ 11,on and Yezb1ck demomstral· ln -;ur<rn<'e Adm int'>tration. •rl h111;. the odds can be placed .... h1rh handle.s lhe no<>d prr1 more In favor to the carnival. n.Hn tnl<1 Pattf'r.on. · Whl•tt,1 r Onr of the most frequent 1 h•· fl••od IO'.>Urdnl, rrin1 •·r·~ J..3 mt> to t•arthqt.al(c ''''" d1mt' ooto a dish, a red spot, or ,., JJ:(' N'mams 1•1 be 'ittn .. "'>m(' ()(her target \\ llson l"Jinted out that from a Fair Slate The annual Orange Count~ f air mov~ into 1u nn't to last day Saturday in Costa M bd "'1th the RCA RodM, pup peteer Shan Lewu and the au<'llf~n or IHestOl'k as maJor a\tracllon.s Attendance for Ute first M·ven days Fnday through Thursday, totaled 199.685 -up 23.23.S from la.st }ear·~ figures for \he s1m1lar penod. <..iates open at 10 a m and close at m1dn1ght Major events Saturday include -8 a.m .. pre ·o pen1n g J unior Horse Show at Equestrian Center -JI a .m., Tall Cotton Bluegrass Band 1n the Moonshine Mea(#ows . -Noon to 1t p.m., f'llm Fe<stlval -I p.m .. Junlorhvest.ock auctJOn. sheepandswme. -Z ud 4 p.m., Kids ' three legged races. -3 p.m., RCA Rodeo. -3:30 and 5:30 p.m., Daybreak on the Hentage Stage -3:30. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m .• t'un's-a -poppLn Circus. --t: ts. 6: IS and II : IS p.m., Wlnn Troupe, htgb W\l'e cycles • -5 p.m., ~w m1lkin~ demonstrauon. -6,8-.nd IOp.m .. S\\a} 1ng B<>lrosaenal act -6:30 p.m., Junior livestock auction, beef. -11:45 p.m., Los Caballeros Band pa.rade. - 7 and t p.m., Shari Lewi s 1n the amph1theat.er -7 to 11 :30 p.m., 8111) M1ie Band In the Moonshine ~1 e adow<> -7:30 p.m .• New Wave Rock & Roll Dante & Light Show. player's distance, an arc rat.her than an angle is needed for the dime to land and stay on a target. But someoperaton han& ligbtaor prizes o.er the targe\S', Umitiq tht' night path. Another game is knoclriJ!g \•e r tw'' pop bottles at the same t.me l41th a bdll Yezblck pomt- .-11 out that u bottles are placed on a Fornuca surface which has bt'en rubbed Wlth graphite, they wall al most always slide. not fall When people try the .. rope lad· der event," they are ofte n helped" by the attendant, who :,tead1es the ladder as they cliJnb. Hut when the y 've almost rearhed the top and the atten· tant 's s till holding on. and bu lanced themselves with that in mind. the attendant lets go and lhc <'enler of gravity shifts. T he p I a yer fa II s . to be encouraged by the attendant to try agam. since he or she nearly made 1L Then there's the co1n resting on the bllllard ball. Wilson said that when the game Is dem· onstrated. the coin Is placed on the ball. away from the player. and easily knocked out or the circle when hil by a cue ball. BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... , ' , .. one dollar. *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 54()..1502 Frtd!y, July lit, t980 DAIL y PILOT A;I lflan11 Papers Blush Over 'VP Ford' nom IAM. They coocluded lb.at UMre wu little that aboukl have bffn bandlecl cWf•,..01. Cinn tbe r Mmora and c onfualon 1enen&ed by the Republlu .na and deadllDe pnsaur•. Nevertbeleu, t ben were some cmbarruaed news •• ~Uves at tbe Chlcaao Sun T1me1. tJw Milmeapol la 1'ribune, tbe tndfanapoli• Slar. lbe Albu· quuque Journal, lh Ralelah CN C > News and Observer, tht! Columblli CS C > St a le!, t ht- Roanoke. <Va .> Tam es i nd World NeWI and tbe Kartford C:ourant. to name a few. All car· rted Pf'OCl'llMnt headlulee atatinc natly or '"'" Llnc stroo1ly that the RepubUc... would tleJd a Rta•U ·hrd ticket. CBS News' Walt.er CtoaJdt.e told hl1 audJtoce there wu "a dcifan Jte pian" to mike former Prnldeftt ~ the No. 2 man oo hls party'• Ucket. Spobsmeo at NBC. ABC and the Cable Nfws Network said they limited t heir prooounce- arlenta to state ments about lhe ne1ot1atlona betwffn t he two camps and the probablllty that a deal could be cut attributed to RepublicaM who were thought to~ ln the know. The Au ocla ted P r e ss and United Press lnt.em aUonal. the two ma1or wire s ervices on wbom thousands of news papers and broadcasters d epend for news, carried s tories. .. We, in fact , by virtue of be- ing on a different schedule. are telling the story as it reaUy hap· p e n e d r a t h er t~an i n the s peculative f ashion of l ast night," a BBC spokesm an who preferTed A!mal.ning anonymous explained Thursday. "However. we a ll believed a deal bad been struck " Other ne ws exec utives in· t e r vaewe d a bout h o w they handied the story, a gr eed that the signals sent about a Ford candidacy were too strong to d iscount. "In fairness. 1t is obvious that there were ver y ser ious dis- cussions, that there was a very r eal possibility that Ford was 1oin1 to do il and that responsi- ble people said be was 1~ to do it,'' said AP Executive Editor Louis D. Boccardi. "It was true that Ford a.nd Reagan b ad come right to the very edge of a deaJ." ··we acted with ca re a nd cnutton:· safcl UPI Washington news edit.or Ron Cohen. "I don't thin k we m isled any of our clients." He said television added to "t he stampede atmos phere" which characteriied the cov- erage. SF Sex Grotip Raising School Funds Theater Closing 81 J ERRY CLAUSES OI U. _,, ~llM Sa.ti T e r m i n g t h e m s e l \' e ~ "frus trated" by slate laws that level down public educallon, a g roup of Newport·Mesa resi- dents are forming a non-profit corporation to ra ise private funds for tax-financed s chools. State laws, m e m bers said, have forced the once·afflueot Newport-Mesa Unified School District to m a ke increasing educationaJ program cuts. Marine's .....__Killers-~ At .Large C a m p P endleton military police cootinue to search for two robbers who kmed a 31-year-old Marine aod injured bis com- panion on payday Tuesday at tbe sprawling military camp. PFC Doy M. Carter, 31, of North Carolina, was pronounced dead by doctors in a field about 200 meters from the enlisted men's club in the Las Pulgas area. His com pan ion , Carey Rameau. 18 •. a lance corporal. was s tightly injured in the strug. gle witb the two ass ailants. and later releued from the base hospital. No hometown address was available for Rameau. Marine officials saad lhe t wo m en left the enlisted man's tavern at about 10 30 p.m . Tues- day when they were confronted by two men demanding m oney. When the t wo Ma rines resist- ed. they were beaten by t he as - s ailants. a nd Carter suffered fatal bead injunes. Ra meau escaped, runo1og to a nearby guard shack where help was s~moned. Camp officials said Marines seeking the two robbers found the body or Carter in a held Auto Strikes Worke r From Survey T e am A m ember of an Orange Coun t y "!iUT\'ey team ~as in stable condition today at Saddleback Community Hospital after an a utomobi le s truck him and tcnocked h.i m 96 feet Thursday in Laguna HJUs. Daniel Cook. 32. of M1dv.ay City. was involved an a survey operation at the 1ntersect1on of Avenida de la Carlota and Com· m erce Center Drive .when he was reportedly struck by a car driven by Fred Maulam. 83. of El Toro. California Highway Patrol of- ficers said that the vehicle was traveling southbound on Carlota when tbeaccidentoccurred. They s aid signs were posted nollfying tralficofthes urveyparts· Heminguxiy's Stuff Shown BOSTON <AP ) -In a celebration lubricated with Ernest Hemingwa y's favorite double frozen daiquiris, the author's m anus c r ipts, war medab and stut:red trophies go oa public display for l.be ftrst time tGnigbt at the Jobn F. Ken· nedJ Ubrary. Mary Hemingway and Jac- queline Kennedy Onusb, whlon ol the writer and the presMIMt, were among 150 ffem. lacway friends, family. and ~ pluming to attad tbe ol.lldal Gp"1ln1, Keuedy and Hemtn1way ae•u met, bat tbe writer's foarth •lie picked tb e bano.m.ti& buildlQI u UM most ""table plate I« ber buabanCt's papen and atll9CU. Bruce HarringtOn, pa rent and attorney. said the group, Harbor Area FAucation Foundation. ls moving quickly lo achieve a federal tax-exempt designation Such a group had been sug· gested by Newport-Mesa district ad m inistrators more than a month ago. Similar support organizations. they noted. had been formed m the affluent Beve rly Hills school district and at Laguna Beach. 0..ty ~\\aft - SAN FRANCISCO <APl -The Mitchell Brothers have cl~ the ir O' Farrell Theater and say 1t will stay closed until polace stop ··rnegal" ra ids on live sex sho" c; Jim :Jnd Art Mitchell. once dubbed the"'potentates of porn" bv '1'1m4· Mag;u:1m·. maoc their d;•c1::.1on an the wake of a July 9 raid on the theater in v.h1ch 29 Pl'<>ple 1ncludin~ tJ malt.- patrons w1·n· :.irn:'o\t:d A '>1):!n out'>11t<· tlw theater f ('dCh . f.1\t' 'h<J"'' <.Jn('l·led At that u me. Superintendent John Nicoll s uggested that a Newport-Mesa commaltee be formed leavmg actual control of spending m the hands of dtstnct trustees • Fl~GHTERS BATTLE BRUSH BLAZE IN WlLOUFE SECTION OF MILE SQUARE PARK It's The Second Sospldoua Rre In The Same Area During The Past Four Weeks " ,,r t h for n .: opt• nan g " Th,, hrntbcr-. -;&1d Thur'>dd\ the ' I I~ II to k t'l'IJ I hl· I I \ l'..H old 1 hc.1t(·r dO'>t'<I for•·\ t:r. or un 1 ti the thu1~ rop-. ~Lop \J.\1og Foundation spokeswoman Lis 1 • Palmer noted ~~esd~y lha! --Rrul Sys tem· . -t~wrdatiOO proba6fY Wltl con- tnbu\e funds throughout the dis tract in res~e to a trust~-Delays Eyed d ra fted "wish list." Despite nsing costs, she said, the dlstn ct's income remams a bout level. "This means pro- grams are having to be cut to b alance tbe budget." She noted that the board of trustees bas laid orr sever al s pecial eleme ntary reading. voc a l music a nd ph ys ical edu<'ation teachers . "Children will be expected to pay fo r th e ir own b us tra nsporta tion," she added. "While these cuts a r e wor- risome. we're even more con- c e r ned a bo ut 1981-82 when further c uts will have to be made." Mr s. Palme r s ai d the foundation grew from monthly meetings held over the l85t five years by the Parent Advisory Council in the Corona del Mar High School area. Protest,s Fly At Deadwood Brothel Sale DEADWOOD. S.O CA P) P rotesters m 19th centur y cos· tumes. television c rews and Cha mber of Commerce offi cials hawking T -shlrts -t hey were a II there for the bang of the auctioneer's gavel over Pam's Purple Door "Save our ladies." s houted about two dozen young women dressed in 1880s dance·hall girl costumes "Don 't Change Oeadv.·ood" read one sagn In Meetings While the legislature is on vacation from its Sacramento la bo rs. the poliuc1ans can be coun ted on to think up interest· ing ways to impress constit uents with their ha rd work and good int entions. One such program will be the hearing scheduled July 24 and 25 10 Garden Grove to be hosted by Assemblyman Chet Wray, D· West minster. Wray will bring tbe Assembly Sel e ct Committee o n Mass Tr ansit to Oraqe County to bold bearings oo delays in prov iding new commuter rail service.·· Wray is chairman of the com - m ittee. which will meet in the board or directors bearing room of the Orange County Transit Dis· trict headquarters. 11222 Acacia Parkway. The sessions will be hel<J trom l .30 to 5 p.m. Thursd ay and 9:30 a m . to 4.30 p.m. on Friday Titree Seized In 2 County Drug Raids Thr~ men have been arrested and $235,000 in heroin and co- ca 1 n e seized fo llov.ing two separate anve'il1J!at1ons an Santa Ana. polJce said Uus mornjng T"o suspects from Hermosa Beach v.ere taken into custody when they attempted to sell un· dercover narcotics officers about rune ounces of high-grade cocaUle worth $195.000 Arson SuspeCtetl In NeW Park Fire Rangers at Mile Square Park a re sun e~ 1ng for damage from the second fart> in four v.eeks that has devoured near ly the ent1r<' 25-acre wtldl.ife a rea or t he count~ regional park in Fountain Valle) Tbe second f1rt' occurred Wed nesday at approximately 1 30 p.m .. bu rning app rox1matel~ f a ve a <.' res 1n the centra I northeast section or the park. said Capt. George Keller or tht Fountain Valley Fare Depart ment It took I:? mt•n fr<~rn .. '•WltJan \ JJley. Wt-st minster dnd Hunt 1n~ton Bi'ach fire department• t"' o hour-lfJ 1·ont:..un the blaif' that Keller ~<ttd h 1if su..,p1c1ou..., nature John ~osqueda supervtsang ran~er or Mw Square Park. .. aid there ""a~ n<J IOJUr) t11 "ildhre since thev h ad been dn ven oCf by I.he fl"l fire on tht> t'\ enmg o( June 19 ""hen JO to IS .acres burned GrandIDother Tells About '10' as Tot Bo Derek's grandmother, '4h•' lives in :-.;ewport Beach. tell ... what it was hke when No 10 v.a' J or .4 m Su.nda~ 's Dady Pilot 0\her feature-d c;tones ai111 t4 II about these top1cc; ,. THERE'. A CATCH Cor'n mer caaJ fishermen have to look out for the ms el ve~ on I and and s ea. St aff writer Arthur R Vinsel reports on u couple d<-<1 1cated to taht career and tht orgaruz.ed campaign to 1mproH doc k fac1llt 1es and limit "aterfront restaurant!> JO B A P LENTV - ~~ew spaper c la ssifieds are filled v.1th JOb open1n~o; but many people <':ln I quahf~ ,\ You Your Mone\ article detail:. pro~rams des1~ncd to retram or m :JlCtl·UP quahfl(•jlJOnC. .. ., pt'<• Jilt• l'on J:!ll l fJ "-•H I-. C \~ER .\, \f'T IO..,; A t ri"' 1 .!lhn~ themst'lve~ <;roup Z h.aH• fnund h.ipp1nc~" .in r! ... m1::..'.'urt· 11 f succe~:. bv making films. but prndun r Er rw· Zo·h rn.. tt 1nb \ 1dt•O mJ~ bt· b4 ltt r Tht Hu.,1 nt'!>S of the Wet i.. FRIESOLY FOCL ~ t o hostess Sarah Pur<'ell ms 1'>ls that · Real Peoplt• do~·' nut put 11!= c;ub1ect.s up to ridicule She re\ e:il .. ho"' the T\ t .1pin~s fr•· qu<'ntly rnd m p1<'n1rc; for thf.' l rev. ~d thl' n1·v. <.'('h.·bntw' · and v.h~ :.ht• in~1~L'> on hon~t:. in scripts Gut.a?'} 1-<l<'C.H!S"~ during "•I· ltJ?31l' «onduc·trd \ 11·1 r:Hd .... Thi· bro\tlt'r~ d• n1ed th~r" v.-a~ ,,n, pnr..t1Lut1un g11inl! 1>n in the ll".•·Jt1·r. "hith rt.·Jtun·" three h11"'.. lht· L'ltrJ H011m . th« ..,l J J.:1· Room • .ind lht• Cop~nhagen HU()m Tht• theater reopened after the raid. but <'l•,.,t-d agJan Sunda) night l''ifiy female ~rformers have been drop~ indefinitely, the brothers said One J>O'"'lbtllt). said Art, is that the O'F'arrell may reopen and cater to an exclusively ga y aud ience. . "They (gays) have political clout heterosexuals don't," he ~aid "W e r ee l lik e w e 'r e 'heterosexuals 1 a m1J1onty and our civil rights are being de· r11t'il .' Jim addl-d T he brothe rs (')iarged that Mayor Dianne Feinste1n was behind the J uly 9 raid , but a pot esman for the m ayor sa.id c;he wasn t E.'\t'fl in to~n v.hen 11 rook placf' School Chie f \'\t"iJI Retire Dr Rii i J . PrH.'S t. one of !lrJnli?<· Coast College's ong1n~l adm1ru,trators. 1s to rc:tJ re an r:i rlv 1981 ..... C'hancellor or tht• ll.Jll:h C'ounl\ Commun1!\ l 11!11·1.:l· [)1,ln<.:I • . Dr Prw~t v. ;i !'> an a c;~1stant lo f ir Ba..<ul II Pt>tnson. foundrng pr\''ldt•nt or occ from l~ to 1955 '\ervinl! a<> a ... ~1!)tJ nt 'upe r 1nte nd e nt o f Adult Education Dr Pr u~c;t ha.., been to p .l dm1n1or;tra tor of t he '>t'\ en c.:i mp1L'\ 0Jllaor; d1stnct since its roundm.1? in 1!16.'l 'lie I" (''<peeled to c;tcp down as 'f"IOn :J'.'o .i nev. chancellor 1s hirt'd tu f tll tht.· post. sometime bt't-v.een J.:in 1 and March 15. Deadwood 's four brot hels "ere closed in a police raid Uus summer. and their landlords go on tnal in September on charges o r ma1ntain1ng a public nuisance. They were 1denll'f1ed as Alfred L1 n1 nger, 38. and Robert Dempsey. 47. --------------------------- "l didn't kno'4 I had so many friends." said Pam Holladay, owner of Pam's Purple Door. also known as the F r ontier Rooms Brothel. P eople lined up outside the National Guard Ar mory two hours before the auction started. By the time it began . the small auditor ium was packed with several hundred people , bidding SlS for a knickkack, $25 for a wall plaque. One auction-goer, eying the dis plays of a ppliances and furniture, ~aid. "Where's au the k inky things? The r e a ren't any." T he m~t unusuaJ items for sale included fake fur pillows. velvet drapes and one erotic statue. '-In the back of the room, the local Chamber or Commerce was selling 400 T ·shirts for $7 .50 each. T he purple a nd white s hi rts read . "I Was There, Pam's Purple Door Brothel · Auctioo," A t hird man . Rafael Cer vantes, 25. was arr ested after he allegedly attempted to sell two ounces of heroin to of ricers. Th<' heroin wu!> worth about $40.000 Jr $100,000 In Wreckage S A N RAFAE L CAP > F e d e ra l , s ta t e a n d l ocal authorities are investigating a sports car crash in Marin Coun- ty that left the driver dead and roughly $100,000 in cash m tbe wreckage. T he m o ney iri l a r ge d e - nomination bills -was round m t wo b ags, ac c ording t o California Highway Patrol of- ficer Patrick DaJy. A "moderate . a m ount" of d rugs was also foun d in the car. Freeway Skat A one-mile section of the southbound San Dieco Freeway bas been atbeduled for do.ure early Monday, Tuelday. and PoUibly Wedneeday"momint, Caltra.n.s and c:onstructk>n offitials announced Tbu.nda.y. Traffic between Euclid Street ln Fountain Valley and Harbor Boulevard lD Costa Mesa wt1J be diverted north OO· to Euclid. east OD Talbert AveDue, then IOUtb back Oftto the freeway at Harbor. The wort 1a scheduled between the boun ol mldnllbt and Sa.m~ AVOCADO ""'""' -,.......,. ~.,..,..,. ~no ..... Cl ' ~"'· • °"""" ~:;~'-" s 1 Q99 GRAPH Ir U.atES 1-·~""0 ~ & ~ 9"'C*I bf't'r .. \ ~ CJO\#MI"*•• I Cal S.,,. .... u." .. , ... s3•• 20 ... s51s COSTA. i ME~ A I' 11411 llOOIMUIST ~ ~tono LANDSCAPE DllHaN AND • DELIVERY SEIVICE AVAILAIU ~#" Opett 7 •rs 1 w.tr • a.m.~ ,.m. -•. lllS ~atte S..., t 1.m.·S p.m. ~ , ................ S.. ..... ,..,J JI JJ MIWPOllT aYD. COITAlelA ....._,....,.,. ............. , • ' SALE PRICES GOOD THRU 7 /22/80 ,._u.... .. ~ ..... PM01eMwm OflM7DAYI . ........ 1 • ' ... . -· ..... ---., - • . 4.f 04IL Y PILOT &J Peree•t ' ~ .S. Economy Waving Goodbye In Steep Dip lllu.Ea 8tla f' a = Hett •loo_a the Oran1e Coa1' our tJdal wave hu c:anc:tled. Ob. drat! What hall we t>vtt do fw uc1t~ment DOW! All lbia alarted )'ftlffday aftemooo wh n ao tar\h quake ol Io maptt\IM oo Ulie Richter scale struck tho New HebridM islands. northwefit ol Austraba Somt°tJIM!I UUI llnd Of a quake Wll& alao JIUIO lM Pac'flt• Ocean ud HU.Set ll to hump up In plac: SometJrnes It even caUffS a tidal wave. which could be dtiJCrit>.d a:; somewhat larpr t.ban a bump ~ can be like d.ropptna a rods lnto 1 pond ol caJm water. wherean lbe wave travels outward until It comes up ugalD!lt somethin& that stops lt. roa PEOPLE LIVl~G along th.is best of all poe.slble coasts, wbat )Ou don't want to stop it is your house. business. or automoblle. Or your body, either. for that matter. . Anywa)'. after t.be New Hebrides jiuJes, wbicb were some S,800 miles away from us, we cot -placed on wbat as known as a Tsunatnl Watch througb the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center. Tsunanti is another name for a tidal wave. I am a lways suspicious of any name that bas a silent letter and ... -.. ··-.. ..... _ •••• '-wtt ---- rvew Hebnde5 Isles Circled We are S.800 Mil.es to the Right you can't pronounce anyway. Why didn't ore government call it the Pacific Tidal Wave Warning Center? Because that's too easy to understand . Don't be sally BUT I DIGRESS. He re on our coast. the tidal wave watch lasted for four suspense·ftlled hours. Then they can· C'e led 1t. On<.' of our area hfeguards was asked what he was doinJ? about the pending Biggie that might appear among has regular waves'> He ponde red the quesllon, and then answered thoughtfully, "We're watching it." Trouble with issuing a tidal wave warning is that a lot of other people want to do the same thing the li!eguard was de.mg ONCE THE WORD 1ets out that we migllt have a tidal wave, numerous of the curious rush right down lO tbe beach front and stand around watching for it. Thus 1f the thing ever materiauzed. they'd surely be the first to know about 1t .. Here 1t Comes! The re l go . Numerous oeoole who hve aloo~ the beach flatlands or near our bayfronts get nervous when tidal wave a lerts com e Ill Some of them call lhe paper and ask for advice. You sometimes are tempted to give some smart·alecky reply, hke "WHY DON'T YOU OPEN all the doors downstairs and then JUSl go upstairs. J ust let the wave wash on through down below ... " Or. "Sir. do you have an old innertube around the house that you might blow up and sit in?" Or, "Have you ever thought about moving to Costa Mes a"" Or. "What's your address? I'll paddle by in my Tahiti boat and pick you up. . BEST 11DNG TO DO, however. is put the devil behind you and bite your tongue. People have seen a lot of movies these days. They tak\ tidal waves seriously. After all. I can report that the streets of Balboa were rather wet lhls morning. " Of course. they are always wet in the mornings . W ASWNGTON (AP> -1he nation's ecooomy tumbled at an tmnuaJ rate oI t .1 percenl from April t.brou&b June. equal to the worsl quarterly decline during the lu t recessioa in 1914-"IS, the government said today. The steep decllne in real gross naUoaal product -the iollation- adjua\ed output of aooda and aervlces -proved even peat.er than Carter adqiinistration economists in.ilially predicted. Th~y bad expected a drop ol between 8 percent and 9 percent. seasonally a<tJusted. DUaJNG THE nJlST quarter of 1980, grogs national product rose 1.2 percent. Despite the precipitious plun ge Ja n qu a rter, Reasons For Gas lines Told WASHINGTON (AP> -Last summer's long and sweltering lines at service stations weren't. the result of any conspiracy by oil companies to force up the price of gasoline. two govern· ment. agencies report. Instead, they say. the gas shortages that LeLt...Ametica.n ru m-1 o.g' j n sometimes blocks·loog lines at tbe pum1>5 came about beuuse of a combination o f other factors. including loss of oil (rom revolution·torn lra n. bad weather that hurt U.S. pro- duction and Energ)' Department regulations that control a l· location or fuel. T H E DUAL REPORTS from the JustJce and Energy depart· ments were prepared on order of • President Carte r._.who asked. for t he probes or oil c ompany actions in the wake of the sum· mer s hortaJees. The J ustJce Department said 1t found no vtolatioo.s of federal antitrust laws and oo further in· ves tiga ti on wa s ne e ded . However. the Energy Depart- ment said ooe reason for t.be sbon.a,:e was that aome oil com- panies diverted -legally -oil that rrughl have been refined for gasoline into the petrocherrucal industry. THE JUSTICE Department said 1t found gasoline supplies during the first nine months o( 1979 averaged about 463.000 bar· rels a day less than predicted. It s aid about 62 percent of the shortage was caused by reduc!ed 1 m ports, 22 percent by reduced refinery yields or gasoline and 16 percent by reduced U.S. crude oil production. The Justice Department said the Iranian oil cu tback was largely responsible and that its investigators found no reason to b e lieve that oil companies diverted oil to other countries or slowed the movement of t.a.n.kers toward U.S. ports. It also cited possible inaccuracies tn original production forecasts and "the impact of regulatory uncertainty on drilling activities.·· Storms. Slug Midsection Rain F ~ls From Rockies to Carolinm ,..,, ttwuug11 s..-r .. u,.. - •••• nl!IM -Hl'IY mornlnv •-c.loudi,,eu . ~~ .......... ~ fOAlCAST fl •S n .. 104 ,, 14 71 .n· 14 ., 40 ll OJ ,., ., admWstratJon eeooomlata point to new 1igD1S the ecoaomy will begin to recover aoon. lncludlnc a sharp Increase to boualo1 st.art.I. lower loterdt ·ratet and eulna tnflation. Nevertheless, priv.te and gov- ernment~ now see un· employment reacbln& about 9 percent and tben 'remaining somewhere around f .S perceat tbrou cb mo1t of next year. Moreover. sians ot industrial lac continoe with proch.tct.iOG at the natioa's factories expected to continue decUning tor several more months. TB£ COM•EaCE Depart· ment reported that before ad· justment for inrlatlon. the nation's output from April through June stood at an annual rate just exceeding S2.52 trillion. sligbUy above the first quarter level. However, when adju.sted for double·diglt inflation. the nation's output was at an annual rate of $1.41 trillion. An annual rate figure in· dicates what would happen over the course or a year if thas quarter's economic condltJoos continued for three more quarters. lnfiatioo. as measured by lhe so.called implicat race deOat.or rose ·10.4 percent in the stt<>nd quarter, compared with a 9.S \ percent increase in the flrsl quarter. the department said. THE DECREASE in real ..9Ut • put~ last quir\er was-attr1boted lo a sbaro 9 6 percent falloff in final sales, foUowtag a l.S per· cen( rise in lM! first quarter, the department said. The s ales plunge occurred primaraly in the cons ume r sector. where people cut back purchases 1n the hous ing and auto sect.or. Reagan Gets "Prime Time' DETR O IT <AP > - Repubht>a os "'a tched a ~ov 1 e a b o ut Ronald Reagan, their presidenbal nominee, Thursday night. and Reagan saJd 1t was a t hrill to see himself on film ln pri~ Ume. Reagan came to accept his nomination and said "my first thrill tonaght was to find myself tor the first time m a loo~ lime an a movte on prime time." For years, Reagan mov. ies were a staple of late· night TV. But und e r Federal Communications Co mmi ss ion rul es. staUoos showing his films during the campaajtn m ight be challenged by Democrats seeking equal time. Beading IJonae U.S. diplomat Ri chard Queen. former hostage in Iran. waves as he board~ an ambulance at Wiesbaden, Wft Germany. U.S. Air Fore~ Hospital today on way to e airport and hom(' Quet"n, 28, who ts suffering from mu ti· pie sclerosis. spent 250 da)" m captivity. Queen's flight to Andre"'S AFll near Wa!>h tngton 1s expected to take 10 hours . Heat Wave Deaths p . :Approaching ·I;OtKt By Th~ !'SOC:lated PrHs The unoffit'wl death t.nll from the 27·day heat wave that is smothennJe lht:' :;t>uth and M1dv.e'>t neared 1.000 today, with c~ to 700 of the ratalltaes r.,p<Jrt~ 1n the past week alone Thert' have been 9M6 dl·at~ .... 1n 20 slates, according lo an unof. fi c1a1 count b>· The As:.O<.'rattd Pre:.:. Last week at this time. t.bere had been 294 fo tahtJe .... There were no pro..,pe<"t.' 11f 1mmt:d1ate relief The Nat1ooal 'A t'.tlhn St·r" H ,. ~rcdlcted that the searing beat v.111 continue :it lt'a-.t thr()o~h thl' bt-~1nn10g of next week. Tem· j)('ratlln.'4> Oh·r JOIJ d•·~rc, . .., "''''l' rc·pnrted in many areas Thurs· da). w1lh lf utth1n"1n t\Jri am<>ni.: the hottest at 112. The thermometer ..it lh•· 0 ... 11... I' c,rt \\onh Airport hit 100 for the~ consecut1\e dJ ~ IS GEORGIA . GOV. C.U>RC.F: fiusbef' declared a state or e mergeoc)' Thul3da~ '>a \ in~ th•· '>tJte'., farmen. race disaster iI the heat wa\e c-ontmut-~ ~.mcr~\.OCI~ have also been declared in Alabama and ~hs"-Oun The CS AgrH.ulturt Dc•partmt'nt ~aid a variety oC crops, to· eluding cotton. sorghum .md ::.oybeans, have sulfered an the beat belt Millions of ch1<"kens have died In Illi.nOIS, hcat-rc-J1t; r Ct:nlt-r' 11~ne<1 throughout the state. bot the turnout ha~ be•·n lov. "Peoplt> JU.'t d1 .n r '' t rn 1 • ~.int to lt-J\'C their homes." said Alexander Count~ t'11r11n"•r 1 om Ht Jd~hav. "A LOT OF OLDl:.R PEOPU h,ne air cond1tion.ang, butt.bey don 't ~ 1t bec-au. .. e 11 ·., 100 ex~n:,1 W! to run." said Judy Bogart. a · spokesv.oman at Jpv.1:-.h Hcr-.p1tJI in Ctn <'tnnat1 The ~auomsl OCl·ant<' and Alm~phenc Administration said Thursday that the hot v. eatha ., being caused by an unusually persistent v. ind pall<'m in lht· upper atmosphere. 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" t ' ,, J ' " s-tf __ ,......,.. ,,,i.et, -· ~ ........ II ..... lllrectielo • z-t , -t.M.Mlllk• t t .. .....,..,......... t J. IM Otletc.tfY I J IW O.t ........... ~, Litt!• ~ ,• Read the Orange Coast newspaper that keeps you in --the informative DAILY PILOT .. , 0 CAUFORNIA HollyWood. Park Drug Haul Said . . . 83.5 Million INGLEWOOO <AP > -fllbt .,..,.,.. a.Ueteclly ... la volv.4 an cocalne deahnc centered al the ~ Holly~ Par\ UCC"track wett arrtttt'd al'l•r t•raJ ~lt fftded •OM-month lnves01alioa In to thrte ...,_rate drua deabn1 rlap, au.lboriU said. A 10.~ Uthe oC CO('ame val~ at S3 $ m lllioa Wll roN~tated afMC with ll0,000 worth ol •Ue1eclly ~"° tur coata. one pistol, two tale m odel whkles and $4,000 ln cash. said Geoqre R • Halpin, deputy rtflonaJ director of the U S Dru1 Enf ottt"ment Adm lnlst.r a lion. ''80 FU AS WE CAN dettnnlae, moat ol these people are nall\'~ ol South America, and there is some tn<bcaUon that some were using f a lae Puerto Rac:o tdentilicalloo," Halpin saad Thurscbu' DEA agents started clo5ing m on the nngs Monday, when lbe f1rst arrests weJ>e made The late&l raid came Wednesday mght when three men allegedl.y delivered two pounds or cocaine to undercover DEA agents in Los AngeJes. AU eiaht of those arrested were cba~ m federal warrants with possession of cocaine for sale and sate of cocaine. , Halpin said only one ol the eight people ar-rest· ed was e mployed by the racetrack He also praised the stat.e racing commission for ats help an the investigation.· IN A SEPARATE UNDERCOVER operation the preV'IOUS night. a pound or cocaine was seized and two people arrested on Vie Imperial Highway in Los Angeles. Halpin said. On Monday. three people were arreste4 after allegedly delivering about five pounds or cocaine to undercover DEA agents, ffaJpin said. Following the first arrests Monday. agents armed with a federal search warrant seized the fur coats and about three pounda or cocaine at a Los Angeles address. The rest of the cocaine was seized durine the arrests. Halpin said. JU•Wi ....... ' . . ffarrWd Donna Summer. queen of disco r o c k . a n d longtime boyfriend Bruce Sudano of rock mu s ic gro up "Brooklyn Dreams" have wed in Los Angeles. Judge Orders LA Busing Poll On Pre ferences POMONA <AP) -Parents whose children are involved in Los Angeles' busing program will be polled to determine if the~ prefer the old integration program or a newonetha[beginsthisfall. , The order, handed down Thursday by Superior Court Judge Paul E~ly. of La·guna Beach. left open the possibihty of more cross·district busing -if enough parents favor at -than appeared likely un· der his July 7 ruhng expanding mandatory busing in the d1stnct ... Bearing for SirfaaR SOLEDAD, Calif. <AP> -A new parole·status bearing will be scheduled for Sirhan 8 . Sirhan, convicted killer or Sen. Robert F . Kennedy. after the state Board of Prison Terms ruled that Sirhan had been improper· ly denied his prison file. Sirhan told reporters in an Impromptu news con ference Thursday that he has been an exemplary prisoner and de· serves an early relea.se. Sirhan was described as a responsible inmate who has been "absolute· Jy no problem." according to Dan Byrd, Soledad State Prison administrative ass1stant. •dtop S till So"fllll PALO ALTO CAP> -Voting' was scheduled to continue today after Z7 ballots Thursday failed to elect a new United Methodist Church bishop. The delegates to the Western Jurisdictional Conference or the church elected the Rev. Geor ge Talbert on Wednesday to fill one of two vacancies, but none of three candidates for the other vacancy got the required 9'l votes . ....... ••••Cob .. Fotmd · LOS ANGELES (AP> -A counterfeit Kruger· ~ rand operaUon that may have sold as many as 1,000 bogus South African colns acrou the country bu been t raced to here, a Secret Service spokesman said. l The co.unterfeits are made from brdl and dipped in gold. They are just over half the welgbt of the ~Uc coins, which are 91.6 percent pure gold and aeU for about S650 each. Arftl ._,...,lad SANTA CLARA CAP) -Produce tblpmeata from a JS.square mJle area ot Santa Clara have been halted by • state quarantine order aimed at l'°PPinl the l'prtlld of a Mediterranean fndt fly la· Y .. lon. • TM California Department of rood and Aerituhutt issued tbe quarantine order an IJI .,. Mt to lril1 the pestt, wblcb could ca .. up to Sl llUlw In CTGP dama1e ltatewtde. ,.~..._ ........ V1CTOAIOUS Ken Cory Cor y Wins w ngtJ1y BofA .,uit SACRAMENTO CAP> State .Controller Ken Cory has won h1s 5·year· old su1t against t.tle Bank or America concerning service charges on dor· mant savmgs accounts Cory challengl'd the bank ·s practice of as· sessmg service charges or not paying interest on savings accounts after several years· mac ti VI· ty. His spokesman saad his victory means the bank could owe the state SIO million or more. Friday, July 18. 1980 DAIL. V PILOT .45 0. Ne• Biii, /flalce a.,,. Be6 '" I Strike Hits Hotels in ·SF SAN FRANCISCO <AP ) - Bewildered vl81ton ac:oured \he city for accommodations today. caught between a strike by hotel workers and a lockout by employers at the height of the tourist •eason A doien ot the city's most elegant hotels were struck Thursday morning, and aucb welJ.lmown Nob HlJJ establish· menu • the Fairmont and Mark Hopkins were asking g~ts to make their own beds. . No talks were scheduled between the Hotel Employe r s Association . representing 36 h06telries, and Local 2 of the Hotel and Resta11rant"Employees and Bartenders Unjon. The local. represe nt.log ab(>ut 6.000 cbarnberma1ds, bellhops, clerks and restaurant workers, went on strike at selected hotels at 6 a m. But two hours later the employers· association An· nounced a "defens ive lockout-" of employees at all the hotels. "A strike against one hotel 1s a strike against all hotels ... said association spokeswoman Laune Orman. Some hotels, including the 1.600-room St Francis, planned to hire temporar) employees. But o thers. like the Fairmont. considered using employ~s from other hotels in the1r chall\S to restore fufl service 1( the dispute COD· tinued. Packets chanted and paraded outside the hotels. shouting "Move Out -Don't Move In." Lower.floor. wando'tol.'S of some hotels were boarded. but there were no reports or vandalism . Guests at some hotels -where the rate for a night can reach S900 for a suite. or five rooms -were talung ll m stride. "I have three beds Ul my room. so I flaure I'm good for two ~ nlabt.a." one buslnessman quipped about tbe pro.~ pect or having to make hla own bed at the St. Francis. Tbe Mark Hopkins aave guest.a a 2S percent reduction on room rates and of· fered special prices on sandwich snacks instead of dinner. The downtown Hilton was preparing to close during the in· terlude. Ousted customers got some help from other hotels like the Holiday Inn, which No Exrlusiritg Court . Bars Liquor Law SACRAMENTO CAP) -A st.1te law that critics contended would dtive up U· quor pnces by allowing manufacturers to des1~ate exclusive distributors was struck down Thursday by an appeals court. · The 3·0 decision by a panel of the 3rd D1stnct Court of Appeal found that the s tatute. sponsored by ma1or liquor wholesaJers and approved last year, violated federal' law. "The statute gi..ves brand owners the unfettered power to restrain com· petauoo . . . by merely dec1dtng who may and may oot compete." the rourt said. The law. A8499 by Assemblyman Frank V1cenc1a, D·Bellflower. allows IJ. quor manufacturers t.O designate wtucb wholesalers will handle their products and to grant them exclusive dlstnbutaon rights tn Ca1Jfom1a. Supporters saJd"the statute would pre· vent anyone from im porting liquor into the state wit.bout paying taxes. But critics contended it would wipe out a Oowisbing djscount liquor market and restore the effect of liquor. price. setting la~ struck ®wn by the state Supreme Court. The new law did not restore minimum liquor prices. But critics said tilat it would boost the price of distilled spirits as much as $1 a bottle by restricting the wholesale market. Baxter Rice . director of the state Department of Alcohol1c Beverage Control, said he didn't know if the de- CISIOJl wouJd be appealed. The law was due to take effect Jan. l, but was btocked by the Court of AP· peals. The law was challenged by a group of a.ndependent wholesalers. : .l Get a Classic Galle :h• v. ' ,. '' "' t.u"• ... *""f " 1r 1, ,, .. :.• •, n..' r • ' .. I , :rl f<, J • ' , Aaron Brothers Special $4.88 r 'i:::::===J ANAHEIM 222 N. leach ltvd. • COSTA MESA 17M Newport ltYd. • ORANGE 1112 E. Kateno 1#9. LAGUNA BEACH 190 S. Coast Highway • SANTA ANA 1126 E. 17th. St. ... EL TORO 2•3$0 Swartz Dr. • HUNTINGTON BEACH 7•70 Edinger Ave. ' -.. -.. ---... ....... ,........ n.a.-. .. I ' A• ~ .. ,t ri I .. Rober1 N. Weed/Pu.bllsher ThafNs KMvll.IEdltor Orango Coast Daily Pilot ~-0 a ~ Ofl..e __________ F.tida_y •• J.U.'Y.1.'·.1··---------·S.-rbiJ-r·a·K·,..·'·b·IC·l'l·IE·d·l·tor-l•.'.p·~--E·dl.to·r-- R onnie & Jerry: Never a Match It was a marrla.1e that Just waan•t meant to be. Like mo l romances, both parUclpantl had at· tractions to the opposite partner1 but in ~e I ranae there ~ was no w Rona1d Reaa Gerald Ford = tave operat:f' on a permanent la u co- preaideots of the United St•tes -or even wllh Ford as· sumin(l a sub6tanUaJ policy role Lf the ticket were &elect· ed in Nov mber. The tdea had appeal. Reagan cert~nly could stt the campalgll allure of a ucket that had a former president Ul lhe backup s pot. And Ford undoubtedly a" the pot.enuaJ of va ulting tumself back mto an active and responsible public postlum. You can 't bla m e Ford for ba r gam1ng for a power~ vace -pres1dency Ln.Stead or the usual errand boy role. As an ex-president. he undt!rstandably sees himself as more than li n bbon·cutter and diplomat· greeter. But in the end, Reagan did what he had to do. m told Ford he couldn't bargain away that much of bis responsibility. and he must have seen that the country can't be run very effectively in a two-man yoke. ~rge Bush's image certainly didn't take on any luster while he waited m lhe wings as an obvious second choice. And a Reagan.Ford ticket would have more power than a Reagan-Bush ticket will. Still, Reagan made the wise choice. And even if the Ford romance proved to be a short one, it did brighten up an otherwise dull and completely predictable R~publican convention. Take Stand on Airport 3ust in case Orange County officials thought they could slide out from under the Federal Aviation Administration's order to open J ohn Wayne Airport to more airlines, federal officials sent them a reminder this week that they expect action at the county facility. The way the FAA sees the problem, according to its No. 1 attorney, Clark Onstad, the county could be con- sidered guilty of discrimination it it doesn't do something soon to allow all carriers holding Orange County routes to rease-5pace a ·Uie afrpOrflefifun-aJ. ~ • -• The county managed to dodge the FAA 's initial order by ordering a stud~ Then Air California obligingly pro- vided another excuse for inaction by filing a federal court suit to try to block implementation of the order. . The letter that arrived this week in county offices from Washington, D.C., pointed out that the suit has been dis missed and the issues subjected to "a virtual flood of argument." It is, Onstad and the FAA claim, time for the county to act They're right: Whether county supervisors intend to submit to the order or defy the FAA in court or elsewhere. it's high time they made their stand clear. To echo Ons tad's letter, ''There comes a time when relegating the solution of an issue to the indefinit e f utu~ is ta ntamount lo ref using to address it at all." Study Nonproductive ' Two days of bearings oo the Orange County unem· ployment s ituation have come and gone, and, frankly, it appears little was accomplished. _.. -Ttre-fact-fintliJi-g:-hearings were called for and presided over by 1st District Supervisor Philip Anthony, who, it cannot be forgotten. is seeking public exposure because he is seeking re-election in November. '\\ Anthony and his staff rounded up several speakers - repre~ntatives of the state E conomic Development Department , the Central Labor Council of the AFL·CIO and the Construction Industry Research Board. to nam e a few -to report on the effects of the national recession on Orange County. • Yes, the experts said. Orange County is being a!fec~d by the nation's economic decline. Yes, unemployment is going up. Yes. a tough time is ahead for persons who lose their jobs. It is perhaps ironic that it was Anthony who held the hearings. Around the county Hall of Administration, the supervisor is known as one who detests nonproductive. make-work projects. From what we've seen and heard, the uneJllploy ment hearings fall neatly into that cat egory. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those or thei r authors and artists. Reade r comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/ Antiques By 1-M. BOYD People interested in an· tiques can be divided into two categones. Some are collee· tors, some accumulators. Merchants in this bus iness have to understand .the dis- tinction. Collectors buy. ac· cumulators sell. A footnote: Collectors tend to understand the ins and outs of tax laws while accumulators rarely make much study of those matt.en. .. King's College of Our Lady o f Eton Beside Wlod1or." That was the name back in 1440 of the EDg.lisb school that came to be known simply u Etoa. <>De of numerous noteworthy thiDp about it is the fact Dear Gloomy t Gus Heard .U my llf e to ... .,.. of a ray IUD ••PPO••dly to be WoqM tato ... ID the ' futu'e.. Do JOU auppoee tlaey ml8lpelled it and m .. ntll.@apn? J .C.V. ..._, 0.. c--.. -.... ........ •r ,.. .. ,. •• •• ••• _........, """'' --.. -=''"· ..... 1/:,l'" ......• ..... o.... • I that, so far, it has provided Great Brit.aUl with 18 prime ministers. How do you account for the fact that most farm acci· J ents occur right around OD4t or another of two times a day, either 10 a .m . or 4 p.m.? Q. Only three words in the Englls't language end lo "gry." 1bat's what you said. I can only find two -hungry and angry ... ? A. Am f>eginning to believe th at only two count. A third, puggry, is the name of a s carf worn once by the Brltlsb around their pltb helmets in India. But it 1s spelled differently in dlf· fereot dictionaries, and PUC· gry noJonger seems to be the pref erred apellint. Q. What does a Seotaman wear mder his kllta? A. Uridei wear. Q . Can a West German be extradited to another country to face a murder c11ar1e? A. No. DOt under Article 18 of Welt o.tDaQ't eonstitv- Uoa. Noatndltiml of a Wiit Germm from West Germany ii permiUed foe any reuon. Q. Who WU tb• first to spend at leut Sl mlWoa a year OD 9dvertla1DI? A. ,... HWIDI machine man, r... Mentt Slnpr. Nicholu von Roffman ~ hidustry Aid Takes Plaµning Tbe mct«knt waa duly report· ed but lt dldn't ttet the attention It should have when It aot out the other day tha t U S. Steel Corporatto n bad b o ught J a p a nu e iteel to rulflll a cunomer order. When W8 company, the big· gest grou£er and comphatoer a bout cheap. compl'tlt1 ve Imp o rt s. (ound ltself 10 the role oC a buyer . It act· ed like a ny othe r buyer. It went where the pn ce was lowest. Buy Am e ri ca n when U.S. Steel is selling ; buy foreign when U.S. Steel is buy· mg . This craziness is in harmony with the general confusion about what to do with an aging in· dustrial plant and foreign im· ports. Except for the rlght·to- work crowd, whose a nti-union ideas on the subject are as ob· solete as the mills American Earl Waters ateel. workers labor In, most everyone else has given up on blaming unions for our poor showing. Our workers are Just as eood as foreign ones if they're given the tools and the manage· meot. FO& EXAMPLE, the quality or lbe cars being manufactured m Volkswagen's Pennsylvania plant is as good as the cars rol· ling ore a ssembly lines 1n Germany. In the last rew years Gene ral Motors h as· found American workers will do the JOb for you i! management belps by intelli~enUy cood uctmg its business. 11lere 's n~thmg wrong with Ame rican workers. a nd Ame r ican unions have also s hown that tbey are wilhng. even anxiou s, lo work cooperatively with the m anage. mentor greVlously ailing rinns. ' So Republicans, even those with the most heinously con· servative reputations, are t..alk· ing about helping industry in o ther ways T he help bus1· nessmen would like bes t is the rast tax write-off. as they like to call lt. That means If a company goes out and buys a SlO mllllon computerized, robot.lied wtdsel stamper, the en Ure cost of the machine can be deducted as a bualneu expense. now, this year. even though the machine wUI be paid for over a number ol years. THE IUSTOllY of tax incen· lives as a gimmick to get busi· nes smen to modernize shows ambiguous result.a at best. F'ast la x write-offs or special tax credits for modem equipment only work if you have e xecutives who're planning for the com· p a n y's future in the years ahead. Part of the problem with the steel industry is that it lacks those kinds of men. Although the American s tee l Industry de· veloped much of the high· production, low-eost technology used by others abroad. com· panies here were laggards in putting it into their own plants. All through the '50s and '60s they a cted llke greedy guts and in· st.ead of reinvesting some ol the profit.a back ln the busJneu they took the mooey and 1kedadd.led. • Complnjes ln a number of in. dustries have cholen to spend their money buying up other co mpa n ies aod turnlna themselves into conglomerates. Conglomera~ managers have a ·so-so record at best and because they so otten have a sales or finance background, they're in· clined to steal from the com- panies' future in order to max- imize this year's profits. The more so in an era of nomad.le ex- ecutive talent which only tanie$ with a corporation for four or five years before jumping orr to another job. Why prepare for the future ii you're reasonably sure you're not going to be around for it? The other route to go is high tariffs, import quotas and the like. Why should U.S. Steel bother to modernize if we're so, gracious as to exclude the modernized competition from the market? All these proposals to help industry never come witb a matctung commitment insur~ mg the new machines will ever be bought, the new plants ever built. llAISING BAllRIERS to 1m· ports has to be dooe with great care so that the wrong peoplty aren't kept out of the Amencan· market. Nations like Brull are s way i n g on the verge of bankruptcy. They need every c ruze aro the y c an earn . otherwise you're going to fmd them acting just like Cb.rysler a nd defaul~lng on th4'1f ~ loansl"' Nebody seems to-have-a - precise figure, but the maJOr banks of the world are stuck wtth upwards of a trillion -not a billion -bucks worth of very s ick looting loans to foreagn countries. If the countries fail. the banks fail and no one can S?Y what the conseq uences would be since noUting quite like 1t has ever happened. The leadrng candidates have a chche about how there 1s no such thtnl? :is a "Quick fix" in regard to subJe<'ts lake this but it 's qwck r1xes and rather poorly thought 11ut one; they recommend. Let them take their own advi ce. Bet· tt:r a slow hx that works than a fast finagle. or we're gonna be m an e ven b1~ger fix later on. Vets' Board Shows Lack of Interest Aroused veterans have rmally spurred a Senate invesUgation of the California Department of Veteran Affairs. The depart · me nt. whose chief functton is the administra tion of the state's F arm and Home Loan P rogram for veterans. has been. over a period of years, the ta rget of complaints from veterans rang. ing from mismanagement to in· a bility to get loans or long de· lays m obtaining t hem as well as dissattsfaction with the attempts to tum the loan program into a "welfare operation." While a legislative lnvestiga· lion of the department headed b y Assem· b l y m a n Mike Cullen wa s un · dertaken dur· i ng the ad· ministration O'f former G ov . RonaJd Reaga n . i t rizzled largely due to the lack of interest on the part of the veterans and lack of support by other legislators Since then things have gone from bad to worse. Upon taking office as governor, Jerry Brown installed a black woman, Virginia May Days, as director and another black, Willie S. El· lison, as deputy director. The in· fighting over control of the de· partment between the two re· suited ln confusion and disharmony which culminated in Elllson's removal last month. Tbrouehout the Brown ad· minlltratlon veterans have been complaining about problems ob- taining loans and belng treated as second class citizens. THIS TIME the lovesUgaUoo was brought about by the de-~ n d 1 for action of· the Ain.ertcan Legion and Veterant of Foreign Wan. It prompted RepubUcan Sen. Jim NlelMD and Democratic Sen. Jobn Oaramendl to JolD forees ln •ut.bortnc a neoluUoD calllnl for the review. Tbe reaolutiCID •• 11anec1 by aaotbll' ... ton. Named IMlrm• of U. eam- mlU.. .. AltrS.. Ralph DWa. • NtlNd Jadle ..... ODmbll bearlqs eartfer thil moaib Ma 1parbfbial aJilovtrtbeplace. Termed •11hockin1" by Ute American Lesion 9ere tbe cllar1n that tm.PIOJ... b&41 been mmpelled to lie to .... p1tcant1. No leu than five \ m anagers of the department's 1hstnct offices testified t hat they had been or d e r ed by thl'l r ... upcnors I Da!>s and Ellison> to assure loan applicants that am· pie funds were on hand to grant their loans when m fact the cup- board was bare. IT WAS STATED that the mic;· leadtng inform ation caused many veterans great ha rm by encouraging the m lo commit t hem s el ves t o new ho m e p"rchases only to be lert out on thl! limb when the loans failed to materialize. 1 Although the committee also heard charges or incompetence. mismanagement aod confusion Charles McCabe v. 1thm the dep3rtment. these shou ld have come a~ nn surpnse to the lawmaker:-. Both tht.> Le~1 s lat1 ve Analyst and the Aud itor Gen e r a l h ave been <·r1t1c1ung the department's ad· m1mstrauve pract1<.'es and Lnef· f1 c1ences Ill loan processing and cash now management for the past several )ears While Dutttor Days appeared before the committee m an at· tempt to defend her domain and ste~ ardsh1p. the mutte rs of "double talk" heard from the spectators were crysta lhz.ed by Dills v. ho remarked at the end or Days· tesu mony, "You remind me of the gu y who promised to marry the gal in June but didn't tell her June of what yea r A~OTHER OIARGE m ade by the veterans was aimed at the s ix-m ember State Veterans Board wtuch. according to law. h a s th e res pon s ibility of esta bl.Lsh.lng department policy and overseeing the djrector The American Legion and others c laimed the board lacked m · terest m the veteran programs a nd shirked 1L<; duties. Wh ile no findings have yet been made by the committee, the charge relating to the board would seem to have been con· fi rmed. Not a single one or the s ix members bothered to attend ttie Sen.ate heanng. Prudery: So1nething to Chew On Prudery. as we aJl know. is one or the dlsabling qualJlaes of the ··reaJ Amertca." the silent m ajority, th ' people who, in the millions. voted for the sainted Nixon. Prudery Ls short of oul· right taboo: and. on the other side. a long way from personal liberty. My desk dieter calls a prude a person who is "overly" modest or proper ln behavior. I suggest there is a stronl'ele· ment of prudery in the American way ol look· i n g a t anything in· aide the akin of a person. You can Ulk a bout your opera· tloa, QP to a point. You can talk about your children's tomils be· baa removed, up to a polftt.. You can even talk about "feminiDe problemt." ~to • pol.Dl. .. WREN YO\J BECO•E ex· pUclt. however. you are 'quickly reminded that this won't do. You can crltich:e the outer ap· pearance of a person with lbe ut-moet cruelty. Tbe inner temple Ja a no-no. Try deacrtblaC cancer of the colon to yoer nearest and dearest. Curioall)' lhl• also appU• to the teeth, which are more or leu balf.()(lt and half·ID. We .. a peo- ple have HnsaUonal •o:::t t.Htb. Ill oar lifetime we enoutb on them to send one ~ ' our kids to Amherst. If they are jolly good. we exhlbtt them end· lessly. If they are yeUowub. or one ls out. or the set is in any other way defective. we hide them as we would hide a cache of hash. Which leads us to toothpicks, which have a merely tangential but real connection to teeth and to prudery. This is the ooly coun· try I know of where, among respectable people, the use of a tootbplck is a secret vice. THE MINI-TABOO that COV· ers the explicit workings of the t ooth. also e xtends to the toothpick. Some people simply can't bear the thought >f them. I have in mind one particular · friend wbo simply· stops dead wbeo she reads any mentiol'I of teeth 1n thls column. ln all other respects. she Is a aenslble woman. In Lalin America they are called pallilos Cin Spanish) or palitos (in P o rtuguese 1n Brazil). They are ubiquitous . You can't go into an eating place. even a hot dog st.and. without being confronted with this wooden amenity. It is a part. and by no means the least satisfactory part, ot a snack, or an ordinary meal. or' a banquet en fet~ at lhe capital's Rltz. I USE THEM all the time, and whine when I can't get one. I re- cently beard a Bl'a.zillan quoted as saying that to finish a meal without the satisfyin& lute ol a toothpick would be "like taking a bath without soap." My feeling exactly. Yet most Americans think us· ing a toothpick al table ii nther Ute brushing your teeth 8fter a demi-tasse. It just ain't done, and I have no idea where tbiJ idea came from other than GUI" Puritan anceston, of which I · have none. ~ There isn't a restaurant lo France that doesn't have the woodea P'cb either oo t.be table, or near the cash register or on WHAT taND .r cultme can demand. Ditto Germany, lt.aly, view as bad somethlna that Spain -tOMt 1-monc:k -in fact. takes portions of food from Even the best t.ablp ln Britain, between your molars and wblcb bas enougl\ prudery ln bicuspids that otherwise would. other matters. baa theae usefU1 rot and cause the decay oC artllacta -for the men, aame! anyhow. No matter what your friendly The late Lucius Beebe, who . dentlst may tell you, there's made a career of being a con· more dental h ygiene la • Unent.al swell. occaslooaUy 1ave tootbplck than in tbe most.~ sold pleb from Tlrtany or vl1orou1 brushln& with Cartier to hit friends, aod aftlll Poptlfonn D, ~ blll+trt Q uaect oae ldmHlf with c:ouldlra· added. AU _, MDliWe. le. DOl ble ostentation. American. dent.lit • - I I • .. . ~TION • ~.Juty 1a. 1980 DAil Y PILOT ,4 f • COT Use· Dedutition ~Red Bretiit Cancer Fherapy Multidrugs Found Helpful lo Younger Women WASHlNGTON CAP> 1'~• latereal lltunu. llrYb .... UDOUDttd lo CNuet 'la UM ataodard ....... ,... dlid~ for automobllet \IMd lw ~ .... cMritable. medlcal aad movt.q purposes I• ••• TM ltandard dedueUon for the ftnt ts.ooo mlld of bualDeu UM bu bffo lo cruaed from ll.$ cents to • Hiib I*' mile. •aency affteialaald. WASRINOTON <AP) - YOU"P" WOID.99 WfM an aiwe mll!Udnll ~.alW' ..,,."I for advw.cl br-...t cueer bl" • betW c:MDce fll .......... vival. •,..,.. of aperU N1t BecaUle ol \heM ad•...,_ to •om.a who uve eot)..tfl)De tbrQu•h mHopauH. doctora •bou.Jd ~ livial uu. ..... plemental th•cno&berapy to many treatf'd for advanced bttut ClllC'et', the panel said VVYinc amOunlS ol und.n.)'lnc mU1Cle and Ualue. Ooeton thea tlve various fonna ot MCOQdary treatment - Heb II chemotherapy with clru1s. racttauon and hormone muiSl'Al•Uon -ln atlemp&a t.o km uncer that has spread t.o otber parts of the body . How.-ver. chemotherapy. admlniatered for up to two years after auratsry, ls tollic to the body M aJor side eflects include s uppreulnt bone marrow wblcb make. blood cells and posaibly caual.D,t later cancers. Other effects can be severe nauae.a. letharn. irritability • hair loss and emotional and MJC· ual problems. Quest.ions remain about the ef · fectiveness of each s up- plemental treatment. wbkb in· dividual patient will respond best to each therapy. and about balancing gains against side ef· fee ts. fte rate'°" use nceed lq 15,000 miles a year. and for tars tbat bave been depreclated fully. wu tncftued •from 10 to U «nts a mile, officials said. BOWEVE.. THE aroup u um bled b'y lbe Nat tonal lnata~ut ol Heallh •ald women w1tb a I severe form ol the dl1ea1e that hat nol gpread elsewhere s hould not set secondary chemotherapy. Cat 1t'O..aa Aagry For these women with so· called ataie· l brealt ca.acer -a type with s mall. locallud tumors and no evidellce oC spread to the lymph nodes -the adverse effects of drug therapy out weigh benefits. the panel said. Town Puts the Biff The rate for a car used tor charitable, medical or movtQa expense purposes was lDcreaaed from 8 to 9 cents a mile, the agency reported, noting that in· diYiduals may·deduct the standard mileage rate in- stead or actual operating expenses. On Batman, Bride Bark Worse Than Bite But Wins $10,000 ... ZIONSVlLLE, Ind (AP> - Bark is worse than any bite. And the more bile~ Y911 take. the ·'it'Orie tlie barlt gels. Ju.st ask Jay Gwaltney, who ate ._11. foot bird\ tree to earn $1<T. 000 and tbe title of crown prince or the bizarre. "It took three days, but J ate all of it -branches. leaves. l'OOt.a everything. ll was bitter - really terrible," said lhe rural Zionsville resident, who took first prize in Chicago radio station WKQX '~ contest to de· termine how far people would go tor Sl0.000. Gwaltney's culinary feat topped tbe efforts or two men wbo dresled as giant tomatoes and sailed down lbe Chicago Biver in a boat disguised as a taco shell, and of another fellow who buried 101 people in sand at a beach and led them in a chorus of patriotic songs. Gwaltney, a sopbomore at ln· diaoa State University, didn't dr~S down for .bis fe.aL "I was dressed in a tux. and l s al at a dining table with a lormal setting or china and a rose in a vase. It looked real classy " The issue is clearer for tboee with advanced cancer lhat has spread into the nodes of the lymph system. Studies indicate only 44 percent remain disease- rree five years after surgical treatment alone, compared with 60 percent for women who had drug therapy after s~u ~ry, the panel said. AL 11IOUGH TH Ea lS pre· II m inary evidence Utis approach also may benefit some women after menopause. data is not conclusive enough lo recom· mend lhe practice, the group said Dr. Stephen V. Carter, di rector of the Northern California CaAcer Progra.m·and rhairman of the panel, told a news briefing that some doctors may be overusing supplemental drug therapy, particularly with less severe disease. With stage-1 cancer patients, 80 percent are cured by surgery a 1 o n e . C a rt.et s a i d . ll is questionable whether the re· maining 20 percent of patients will get enough benefit from chemotherapy lo subject the majority of these patients to risks connected to the treat· · ment, Cart.er said. DOCTORS CANNOT tell in advance which of these patients will benefit from added drug therapy,be added. The panel , whtch included cancer experts, a patient and consumer advocates. was charged with developing recom· meodatioos oo the effectiveness and use el drug--~apy to beet up primary treatment. The primary treatment for wome11 with breast cancer is mastectomy. which is tbe Sur· gical removal of the breast and Main Street Sanetuary Tmcn Retains Its Neighho~iars' Bench CICERO. Ind. -The benrh on the sidewalk in front of Dudley Pu.rkey's barber shop, seats 10 comfort.ably. It is a sturdy old • bench. once a church pew. tn small-town America, such sidewalk benches often earn titles or fond dis r espect - loafers' bench. usually IN acEAO, a town of 1,400, 1t i.s celebrated as the liars' bench. and it is as familiar a landmark as tbe post o ffi ce o r the firehouse. Tell someone to meet you at the liars' bench, be will know just where you mean. •• Jt ls a last remnant of neighborliness," Purkey said. "Nowadays." be said, .. people lock themselves inside their air· conditiclaed mobile homes and never come out to visit ... In Qcero, the liars' bench is where the menfolk gather to say eood morninc, to start the day reaaared that DOth1ne much in their lives bas changed. ON LAZY afternoons, the Jian' bench is a place to doze witll tbe nenpaper. a main street a.nctua.ry. On soft summer evenings, Paney often bu to drac a c1oeea ( AME;RICA J extra chairs out or the barber shop to accommodate the men and women. ol~rs mostly, who wander down 'fo the liars' bench to visit and chat about how the world was before it got in such an all·fired hurry. Purkey, for bis part. is seldom in a bWT)'. He always has time to visit. It goes with tbe haircut. PU&KEY'S IS a two-chair barber sboP, though the second chair hasn't been used for years, ever since be lost his son in a bighway accident. The chairs are the old-fashioned kind. porcelain and leather with a heavy iron footrest. They were bought new in um and Purkey has seen no reason to change them. He has been Cicero's barber tor 58 years, ever since be graduated to the barber cbair from the shoe-~ chair. Nol much that has IODe on ill town over the yea.rs bu escaped bis notice "We've bad a lot or fun with that bench." be said. "It bas quite a history, JOU know. "That one is not \he first Jiars' bench. J\'s the second. The first met with a great disaster. the worst disaster in Cicero since they removed the town drinking fountain ··The first bench was a pew from the old Christian Church, which was built in 1835. I got it when they put new seals in the church. Paid $S Cor it.. It was made or poplar and wa.s better than 100 years old when I got it. You could still see the carpeo ter's plane marks. "I varnished it up and put it in the shop. Finally. it got too crowded in here so I put it out· side. ''The beodl stayed outside for many yea.rs, until 1yn. That's when the diauter happened. ••otralNG THE JUZZA&D or •71 they decided to plow the sidewalk. The plo,_,.tut the bench and busted It beyond repair. ·I felt aorry for the boy drlvinc the plow, be was so full of remorse. "Well, a town needs a lain' beach. .. When word got out the foUowing spring what bad ha~ peoed, a woman over at Filben called and said abe had a.a old pew she would let us have. That's the one you see there now. CUSTOM HOME GRAND OPENING!! _ _.,,,-·* STEPS TO THE OCEAN IN HUNTINGTON BEACH* ~·~ A LIMITED EDITION OF ONLY EIGHTEEN , (No R_,,,.tlOIU ~/°' Gn1fld o,,.,.Jn1 • You or your thslrw "'"" "'~,., /Jt "'*'to ltc>ld ~ pltlttJ Sat ,,I J / 19 1980 lf.:LLYCUSTOM' en,,., v.'".""'' uruQtJ U rtJ , M'I FM "''~t-Nt"'! 0.,fMI aw.1erAl<lm1' He...t--.t O.l · 'J, 'J , • Cajh1Sf7/ Ue*tl Glen' Ill""""' Jw,.~1! S.llftl•tJ' S.r Hot 10 ·OO AM-6.·00 P' • 1 ... o,....r (;MIWrel c,.,,, c:a.,. ~· FO""'" ,,....! • • J. 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Ma ry Black. c- member t>l the council, said that objections oC nearby property owners. who f ea red a n avalanche of spectators would trample hedges. crumble old brick walls and possibly de secrate tombstones in the h1i. toric Presbyterian church yard. triggered the dec1Sion Down 'n Dirty Nancy Gorman takes a dete rrrune<l start on sJ1ppery mud. dives toward the muck and comes down with a squish in the mudslide event in the Belhngham. Wash .. Mud Bowl. Contestants competed in several events in the mud JIM SMOKE'S HEW.SfNGlES SEMIHAR- s1 .. Gl.&Bs: THE cH•• •.,..Of CHANGt SC11A Coed Ca •> a. ct. n-: 9:00 o.aA:OO ,... 0.: Mf 26, I HO ses••tl*..._'" C4 for..._....._ llJ.2tU Sea Grass ~res 0n Sale The n.atural textures of sea grua carpeting have a look . and a feel l.tke no other. Tbere'e a freahneaa that very likely comes both from the source and from the fabrication of this oaturu floor cowring. / are then woven on hand-held forms. Squares are comb:ined into large bales, 9'xl5 ' • 'lbe bales are squeezed 'in a giant press to eliminate moisture. then shipped to the Un.ited State•. If you're ready for sea grass, today's the day. Along the coutal areas of 3 the South China sea, tough 8C aru• 1a urveated and spun a •quare on tbe Mp b1 villagera. Sold in •trips of 9 Individual ••• 1rua equarea Pde .. te.porerily Nduced July 4-10 ANAHEIM -509 East Katella Avenue, 772-2472 COSTA MESA-2110 Harbor Boulevard, 540-7331 GARDEN GROVE -13081 Harbor Boulevard, 686·2481 M~ION VIEJO -308 Mission Viejo Mall, 495-6582 ' • . 8 OM. Y f'ILOT Frtdly July 18. I~ , Boozer Jailed In Bar Mayhe01 For the Record ........ .,.,, ........ ~ NOM't•A4 ...... "I al•N ,_,, #\J.-..c.. ......... ,.,, MER r.o tAP> -A man •"ho bttamt ... ~h·ed an a C'Onlrovunal ~ ptrlmenl by ett.oraeya oa his rapacity lo bold Uquor wa ntf!ll~ to fltht y~a.n ln t•t• i>rl~ on ma)'hem and auaul\ COAV\~ · w .._ W... ...,.., .,... CO•I• ......... ,., .... ~---......... ... 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Ore IAP> citizens center ~ 111 opc·n hen 10 ugust age rt'6tnct1on A senior "1th on Sponsors l:>Jld lht' uol) requirement for ad mission i1:> that the appht•J.nt M bet'o\een SS and 105 years or age The cente r will~ called the ··ss-1os Center :· TULARE t AP I Tulart Cowlty tl011p1tal. alre>ady cheduled to c-tos.e b)· the end of the ) t!ar. has been o rdert'd t o s ~1d d o "' n t hre e m onths e:irher becaus e of fire hazards The s tate fire man.ha.rs or. f1ce gave the count} un· ul Oct 1 PUBLIC AUCTION OF HANDMADE ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS ENTIRE INVENTORY OF DOVE GALLERIES, INC Closed do wn, Long Island 01scon11nuance cert1f1ca1e •tl 883 . \11 .. hJ\• lw• n comm1\"0cwr1 hv rh .. ownPrs 1 I Dove· GJll1 • •• .,, 1111 1' (e<jd•I Jr SI. Lonq lsldnd 10 wll 1hr1r 1•n111e s 1 Jcl.. ,+hand m,111" 0• • • • • rv'I Tn"\' •ul]\ Jrr 1n all riual•l •PS dnrl vary.,, \•I• hvrn ]XJ 10 18 I/ AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, JULY 19 AT 2 P.M. 8ES T WES TERM • MAll!NA IMM 34902 DEL OllSPO ST. 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I s ... an• This brown -eyed beauty is the bright yellow dajsy with a dark. velvety center that is seen growing along a highway or 1.n a field Ther <' are many varieties that make excellent sum- mer o r autumn bo r d e r s for th e g a rden . Gel ac · qua mted Pruning Of Roses -•- NEWS FEATURES I GARDENING Help on Way SOme Plants Like the Heat Hot we ather can ravace. n ower beds but there's help on the way from plants tbal t.brive during th~e hot s ummer days and eive striking color frooi the day that they are transplanted into the g1rden. One of the nkest things that can happen to the s ummer garden Is to have a planting of dwarf bed· ding dahlias. They bloom for months on end with a minimum of care . They wtll give a show of color this season that will last until frost in most sections of California. Plant them In full s un and glve them good drainage and they will o utperform most of the late summer annuals with the a dded benus of a gboct crop ol tubers to plant in next year's garden. CARE SHOULD BE taken to avoid wetting t.be leaves at night to prevent mildew. Their flowers are excellent for cutting and the colors vary over a wide range of beautifull y blended shades. Cclosia 1s available a s· a plumed or feathered t)'pe and as a nested or cockscomb type Color selection 1s hm1ted t o red and golden yellow but in planting combinations that can use these colors, the effect 1s stunning. Celosia grows a good foot in height. -· There are many plants that work well with dahlias and celos1a and s hould be planted along with them Pt<tunias. dwarf mangolds and phlox "'111 grow a little lowe r than the dahlias . BORDERS CAN BF. planted with ageratum, dwarf bor der begonias. lobeha or alyssum. while background items could be delphinium tall salvia. tall mangold."' or J?iant 11nn1as A part1cularl} nice combanataon 1s the dark blue delptumum "'1th a band or dahlias planted in front and then a step·down planting '(ff dwarf yt-llO"'' mangold.c;, bordered with whJte begonias or al)'ssum All or these are a vailable as nursery trans plants lhus giving immediate color. Thts 1:,, important news lO tht! vacationing homeowner. f'or 1f the ~arden has become ragged. a quack ren· ovat ion can be m a d e "1th the use of your ravonlb or the j?!Pnu h.sted ~~~~~:~1 ., kill LAWN $699 MOTHS WITH i SPECTIL4CIDE ,1 J· _i?'~ r r ..,.,,~ :>f'.-00 Yl • Ir -1 !!Jr:'> ,.! BEDDING PLANTS P'ONY P'AJCS V ar Qrlf'.l PP•"" 3 Dwarf Qar11a-, • Be.qr r ~ '1'•. Y f'. , .... "" .J.f I#'~ I).~ LLOYo·s NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO .• INC. 2021 ~ lhd. • c· • " C"t• MH4r. C• 1714) 646-744 I •• •-s..c..--1 ~():-., !..-c-rn eo .I (,~-·~~~-K-•1_'-'-l~J) DAILY PILOT INFORMS 1n the fleas bugging you? DON'T PANIC ... WE CAN HELP! Usmg fhe best techn iques ovmroble. our co11torn 10 Certified Nurserymen show you how ro control fleas ,\'ur11e ry !Sp ecial VINCA Cover o tor of ground wtth """ pertwtnklt1. ColOrtut •nd hordy. lGAL REG. 2.98 1.87 Now In bloom. I Florut Special l ROSES "loVe buds." Take home csozenst •nee 2.98 DOZ Hal lisles Nursery· Florist 2MO Harbor ltvd., Cotto M1to ,,,. .... ........,. ""' n"""' ._., ..-·- ,. .. I Gardening ......................................... ff'lcMy, July 11. 1llO DAILY PILOT A• . ·si rawberry Longrake It took the townsfolk of Nersingen, West Germany, countless hours to concoct this 61 square yards of cake. Believed to be the largest kind in the world, it contains 4,200 eggs, 200 pounds of sugar, 407 pounds of flour and 1tallons and gallons of milk. all .Daylilies Called 'SDn1D1er Marvel' Daylilies are easy to grow perennials which provide lush green foliage and bright. flowers to be enjoyed indoors as weil as out. in the garden. M•ss them along banks under hlgh·branching deciduous •trees, along driveways or group them near pools or around evergreen shrubs. Tbe dwarf daylily is a n aturaJ in rock gardens, as edgipgs or .as low ground covets They will withstand tremendous neglect, indif· lerent soils and half shade and still put on a grand show. Their clumps of flowing sword-shaped green to blue-green leaves produce sturdy spikes of beautiful flowers which open progressively over several days 'J'BE LIL VLll.E FLOWERS come an all 45bades of yellow, rust, orange, pink, red, lavender or pUJlle and dilferent banded, striped, and two to three colored patterns. Besides color, varieties dif. fer in starti.nl dates (though total bloom periods usuaUy overlap) and in size which rangea from 12" dwarfs to tall alx footerS. Their culture is extremely simple. They will, of course, be happiest in a rich loam with lot.a of sunshine, fertllher and water, but they can be con· tent with much leas than ideal cond.lliom. Daylllles are not fussy about soil nor do they need Iota of fertilizer They are nol bothered by dry spells either. Just about anywhere you'd Uke to see them grow. they wut perform faithfwly with few prob- lems BESIDES BLOOMING dependably all season, tMY will also multiply each year and provide plOre blooms as time goes by. This makes ll easy to propagate them quickly. The simplest method of startmg new plants is to dig up half a clump and divide it into many smaller ones. This way the originaJ clump is not seriously disturbed and will still bloom well Another easy technique is to cut off the new plantlets produced oo the flower stalks. · cove red by more than 60.000 strawberries. The cake was cut into 5,000 pieces"1Uld sold to an appreciative crowd. The money from the sale will be used for the help of un· derprivileged children. Weekend Spyglass 'S ·a1' Gardening oci ·checklist Saturday • Mul c h h eavily around the base of rose bushes and follow a reg. ul a r w a tering pro· gram. JWees love deep, thorough watering • Encourage bushy growth and inc.-reased fl ower produc.-t1on by pinching geraniums and fuchsias • Chrysanthemums planted oow will supply a blaze of fall color . • Keep bougainvillea vines on the dry side during tbe blooming season l o insure the brlghi.t colon. • Wat.a' early in the day or eveoing ao that water has a chance to penetrate the soil before much of it is lost by evaporation. Spyglass HilJ Garden Club wtll celebrate its fifth annual summ er social with a Calypso theme Saturday evening at the home of Carol and Dave Bright To add to the Carib· bean setting, members and guests will be given a tropical dri.nlc , each tn its own gourd to keep as a mementoof the evening. A We s t Ind ies torchlight feast will be catered and Calypso rytbms will be played by a steel band for listenine and dancing under the stars. A limbo dancer will be on hand to entertain guests· as well as give a lesson ot two. F-.r tboM who desire a less lwenuous form of acll vity, a portraitis t wi II be available to anyone wishing to have their picture painted in watercolor. EASY LIVING TAMIAMI by Brown Jordan Outdoor living with a touch 01 cldM makes the l1V1nq ea5V and elegant. Unique dldqonal lace seating provide& " SP<'Cl•>I look I hat fits nght in to vour concept of leisure hving. T ub11"3r aluminum frame.s wi.:h bdked endmel finish means hgr!\weight durab1hty. Choose a set for yourselr from our fine selection. Vanilla, camel and ,onqull colors available for immediate delivery Tamiami ... easy to care for and ea1y to hve wrth REG. NOW -__ -_ -f L \ J f 42" table/4 dining chaire _ $631.00 -9•9'.IO Adiu•t11ble chmM w/arma _ $259.00 -9115.• 18'" Mcie ....,._ (round) __ $ 89.00 -• 6'.11 21" Mcie table (equare)-S114.00_s 92.IO UNUSUAL AFRICAN VIOLET lntroducint ••• NEWPOllT DWARF ESCALLONIA 2eal.. NOW •&51 reg. $10.50 A conipect ewrgJ.n with lhirw dlrtc green ,... Md l'OM red ftowfta. Ucdmt bllldllion lhrub thM lhWa in our--. wd ... 23,1980 r NOW S2.50 VARIETIES reg. $3.95 • • \ Dangers in the Grass· ' , Sa/ ety Tips Offered For Power Mower Users B~ C8PIMl Nns 8er'Tke SACRAMENTO -Not t40 Ions ago a friend sat deJededl)' on her front porch. staring at the dismembered lawn mower lying uselessly beslde her. Consumer Product Safety Comml11lon baa publLhed a booklet, "Sale Mowt.nc 1a Better Mow· ing," so consumers may purchase safe eqwpmenl and team to use and store It properly. When shopping ror a mower keep safety features foremost In your mind. A good power mower wiU have folJ! features you should look for. The blade wu off and two small pieces of metal were beside lt. Tbey used to be the pieces which held the blade on but they were snapped orr at a weak point because the woman had run over a rock or other hard object. BUY A MOWER with a deflector chute. Thal 1' will be a small cover ing or plastic brace which alms all the clippings and objects down towards • When I considered the force It must have taken to crack the metal pieces, I shivered at what may have happened had the blade flown off or bad the rock been shot out from. under the mower and hjt someone, maybe the woman's little boy. the ground when they are thrown out of the dis· • cha rge chute. Keep in mind that a power mower blade is going about 200 miles-per-hour and can throw rock.a with deadly force. A rear shield is important also. If you push agaU\St the mower and it gets c.aught or stutk it is easy to accidentally slip your foot under the back of the mower, a rear shield should prevent this. IT IS SUMMER NOW and many people are breaking out the old lawnmowers to spruce up the grass a bit. Unfortunately, about 60,000 of those c.-aretakers wilJ probably end up in the emergency v. ard from a tnJury suffered because of a power mower accident fo'or a complete List. with diagrams, of proper m owing techniques ~nd shopping tjps, write to the 1 S Consumer Product Safety Com mission, Washmgton, O.C. 20207 , and ask for the "Safe • . In an effort to revent those in'uries, the Mow10g is Better Mowang" book. 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J._~.., ......... ._ .... .., ... &41• DAILY.PILOT Fri •• Juty 11, 19IO -C!raae'8 WUe· Sues Diiien Woman Sues Parents \ Clainu Malicioua Libel by Siena WlOuarntbreedakof Of DJad D~J..:-nJ, NEW YORK CAP > Arlmt Crane, wtft ol n. ~ J J • &e', Uno• Rep PlulJp Crane. bu aued the Qerman ~ DIZOO (AP) -A Z:S.year-old After Harry Summen threatened ma1auoe Sl m for S8 mllbon. dahnln1 tbe •aa SAN DlsOo (AP> -SaDl>Uttlowomanbaaftledawt'Oftlful tD fire one of tbem, the couple ea· maUe*-lt:beled u ttunaally 'S)l'OCD1icuoua .. OM County health olftelall, de at b 1 u It a 1al0'1l her late tered a aecnt relatloaahip, tbe suit ot 1~~cer.:n.. of McLean, Va • aald ln ,_.,.,.. concerned b )' an boyfriead'I parents. claimine their said. In April 1979, tbe Swnmenea ftJtd In u.s Dlltnct Court ln Manba\tall lbat •he outbreak of lnfeeUoua !tcoar•i'Z~. lAl to her. led to ber lov· discovered tbe two were llvln1 --1 1 .. u.-.. in tt.patltia at a Su Dteao "' together and, according to tbe tu.it was Mtioualy defamed by t.be uvc • pu-re 1 , a u r a n t , a re Catbertne Sybald lllller, u un· "used every conceivable form ot Stem on Aue 2, 1m. recommend l n 1 that employed nurse. named Harry and pressure both overt and covert tD •as. C&ANlt SAID Tll& lllAGAIHN&'I patrou who dlned there Betty SUmmen in the •wt, cbarlina alienatelbei.rsoo"fromMa.Mlller. editors lmew \he artlele would alao have Mrioua after July 3 underao their dlupproval left tbelr eon "ln a The ault said summers died in the efftt'-' upon her huaband. who waa Ii candidate '°" medical cbetk.I. state ol ~ despondence and re-arms of the woman after "a vain at. the Republican prettdenUal aominatJoo at the Jection." tempt to save bis We.'' time . El1bt employee• at James Summers, 28, died ln llarcb ~ Accordlna to the court papers, amonc the al· Oulllver'a In Mlaslon of a heart attaclt, the auJt claims. ~ R--11 le1edly faJI«" statement& were that Mn Crane had VaUey appear to be llJ Aecorclln1 to the 1uJt. both lls. T w lo ~ sexual relations with "all members ol ~resa" from hepatilla, aaid Dr. Miller and SUmmers worked for the and that ahe aod h~r husband "attend ref\llar Donald R.amru, county senior Summers' developing firm· 100,000 Can parue.s that end 1n orgies." -heallh officer. and became "hopelessly and ex· MU. CliNE CLAIMED SHE was charac· lt ls brlieved lo be the elusively romantically involved." terlled lJl the artJcae as "'-"'Chute. sexually pro county's fa.rst restaurant m1Jcuous, vulgar. adulterous and 1mmo~~ .. and ... 9 held up to "contempt, ridicule and.shame. outbre-ln l: years. Also named as defendants in the sult were Stern's owners. Gruner an<I Jahr AG of Hambura. Germany and its ctueC editor. Henri Nannen. al.so ""..,....... of Hamburg. FF "Stem is thus far not aware of the charges ·Bikers Warned . WASHINGTON CAP) - Volkswagen of America will recall some 100,000 vehicles to COrT"eCt a persistent problem of air·poUuting exhaust emissions: P\.AINT1 Documents to this effect have not yet come to Anene CnaM band." spokesman Guenter Schoenfeld said Thurs· Ramra said the res taurant will be allowed to remain open because "tht"y are taluna some heroic steps" to deal with the problem. GRENOBLE, France <AP> Authorities are warning hikers and climbers to use "exlreme prudence" in tbe French Alps because late snows have made the scenk ridges and trall5 baurdous. Of(icials uy the snow lingers at elevatioos which at this time of year are usually clear. The Environmental Protection Agency said the recall affects Volkwagen 's 1975 Rabbits and Sciroccos with manual tr~l'DWloos, and both of those 1971 models with manual and automatic transmissions. • . I I day in Hamburg . OFF ""•eo• 1wo COSTA MESA / NATION a. ..... ..,. ........ Jeff Wald, husband and manager of singer Helen Reddy, is to be tried in Sep. tember in Stateline, Nev., on a charge of brandishing a sbotgw in a threatening man- ner, authorities say . .Granl8 Made SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has unveiled a $10 million grant program aimed ai improving transit service for the elderly and ban· dicapped. \ • INSIDE ~ •Sports •Ann Lander.i •Buslnes~ •Horoscope • , ,:rldey. July "· IMO • Visitors Offer Re views All's Fair at Fair By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of I ... 0.tlly .. , ... 5UH This year's edition of the Orange County 'Fair will go into the books as a success. Interest and attendence ar e up. and most folks a re leaving satis fied. But there's always room for improvement ln everything. right" T hat was, the question posed lo a random sampling of fairgoers: "How would you im- prove the fair?" Perhaps the biggest concern. especially among young consumers. was the cost of games. tides and food. Adm1Ssion is S3 for adults and SI for child ren. Ride coupons cost a quarter. and many or the bigger rides require four coupons ($1 ). Games cost 50 cents to SI for the most part "The prices should b<? lower." said 11· year-old .Jeff Catron of Irvine "I s pent $5 in an hour " J eff said he did win a co uple of glasses in the dime toss. however. 1 "f'd also like to see a' roller coaster." He added. "And that," he said, pointing to the "'toboggan " ride. ;.should only be two coupons." It's four. .Jeff's friend. lO·year-0ld David Niizawa. said he spent S2 in 15 minutes on games and rides, coming away with one poster. "It's pretty expensive." said David. "It's very possible to spend $50 here," said Mrs. Sam Marsha ll . who is helping friends run a pizza stand on the midway. Mrs. Marshall has spent much of her 48 . years around county fairs. At one time she and her father had a roller skating act that toured fairs. "We like this fair more than Del Mar (the previous stop on lhe circuit)." she said, "but I'm used to seeing the big steers. prize bulls and harness races. To me, motorcycle races don't belong at fairs, but that's just my opinion." S he s aid she would relocate the merchandise booths that are visible to patrons as soon as they enter the gates. Mrs. Marshall said they give an lnJUaJ feeling that a "swap meet" rather than a fair is going on. Overall, she said the Orange County Fair is a winner. But when her father phoned her a couple ol days aeo. ahe said she had to tell him: "No. daddy, they're not like they u.sed to be." The fair is bHled H .. A Touch of Country." but some o( the people Interviewed said they would Uke more lban a touch. .. I would have more country fair -Stuff ... said Barbara Rasmussen. 30, of Placentta. :·There should be more pie-eating contests. aQd the mayor sbouJd be here to sample the pies. "And I was very disappointed ln the pigs this year." she added. "There were no b1~ porkers." Livestock. or the lack of 1t. drew ad· d1tional criticism, "I'm a little disappointed" said JO.year· old Kevin Moeller "I'm from Illinois and I'm used to seeing a lot more dairy cows ... That was MoeUer's only negative comment. and he stressed that the fai r "is great for g1rl- watching." Vcnisa Munguia. 16, of Mission V1e10. was at the fair to sell her la mb. "Weezie." "It's kJnd of expensive and it should be more Western," she said. "And I think they should advertise more." Some of the interviews were done on a mid·week afternoon. when the combination of heat and work commitments keep the size or the older crowd down . At Sunshine Leather Works, a booth speciallz111g in motorcycle regalia, employee Todd Gass said, "It's going to be tough dur· 1ng the week." "And a lot of people thought it was just one weekend," said Gass, 25, calling for more promotJon. Tami Walters. 18-year-old operator of ($tt FAIR, Page 8 2> • • • ., .. -- _ .. ... OM. V PILOT ·· fEAT~~ING Veteran PerfOrmer Recalls Earlier Acts ·Tbo8e Were the Days! BY JOEL C. DON .... ..., ........... rl"ld and Betty WenclaQY apend nine m onths a year on the road prtMl'Viftc a theatrical tradition. It CM)' teem like Just a dot and pony show to the averase patronottheOranceCounty Fa11"1nColta Mesa. Look harder. Tbelr lhowa are performed ln the onc-rina. European·atyle lhat wutbecornentoaeolp~lectronlc ente rtainment. Called "Funl·A·Poppin," the Wendany show features !''red with 4'ol• Frlts and Boeko, wife Betty as clown '·Belly Spa1hlittl" and dauehter Heidi leadlnc the pony drills and &ncliati rldinc act. The 30-minute performance also packs in two aerial act.I and clown antics of "Gene, Gene -The Rock •n' Roll Macblne." r But H 's more than Just a nos t a l g ic footnote to carnivals and county rairs of days aone by. The Wendany family brine• to their audiences combined talents totaling more than a century ol performance for l'DA,jor U.S. and European circuses. variety theater, cabal:;ets and smaller. circus-like road sbows Betty Weodany owns and manages "Funs-A-Poppln." Her husband, lbouib. remains the undisputed teacher and m aster perfonner. The feisty, high-spirited man has spent most of his 73 years as one of the celebrated acrobats of Europe and North Amenca Four years ago, the Wendanys gave up the acrobatJc act and the glamour of major circus engagements to run their own show. Fred Wendany misses the silvery s potli ght of the big lop. I WODdlr wt.o b1t aetat ii?' " Wendany recalla. An ~ officer tapped the mtertalner oo the ahoulder and coovillced him-in no uncertain term.-to cban1e h1a act. Toward the end of the war, Wendany waa captured by Russian t.roope In Breslau, Poland, along with a group ol tore1en nationala who had served n ~rman wartime factories. To diapenae quick battlefield justice. Wendany says the • Russians lined up the 1roup and shot every third penon. Then they asked all German nationals to step toward to be abippect to Ruaslan prisons. Wendany dkl not step forward. But when quesUoned why a man of his ace bad not served in any army, Wendaay stuttered a bit and then reached into hla pocket. He showed the IOkllera a tattered photograph of his acrobatic act. Si.nee the soldiers, who haUed from Mongolia, had a s pecial love for acrobats, ~endany says be found himself uoder an im- promptu d.rcus·llke spotlight rather than at the opposite end of a rtne barrel. - After speod.ini a year as a Rus!'lian "prisoner. "·Wendany rekindled his acrobat.le act with a new partner: at first working for cigarettes. doughnuts and other GI handouts. And WeDdany carried a photograph or his acrobatic act 1n his pocket when he left Europe to headllne with Ringling Bros .: where he met Betty. then a show~l for the bi it top show. Wendany, who stiU sports a trim and well-toned physique. even today carries a photograph or himself In his pocket. Few audiences ever see that photograph or the dozens or publicity stills hanging in his trailer, celebrating a 55-year performmg career. # FRED W£NDANY AND FRITZ Performing (above), Relaxlng (below) But be loves to reminisce about his headlining career spanning the rise and fall of vaudeville and the birth or radlo a nd televlslon. And he pulls no punches on the subjedof s uperstardom . "1bere are too many overnight st<irs today. where they • haven't paid their dues and learned what lo do.·· ht· Sj} s. in o thick German accent. "A ballerina. for example, has to i.ludy and practice for years to be good.·· But the acrobatics ended when He1d1 got a litUe too big to perform atop her father's shoulders. ·;we ~ided lnstead of training another partner that we'd do another act ." says 49-year-old Mrs. Wendany, of her travel- ing mini-circus. "So now Fred has a sensational dog act ... Raised a s an o rpha n 1n H annover . Germa ny, Wendany (the ·w· pronounced like a ·v· > finished his sctondary education at 14 to a pprentice with a travcbng acrobatic troupe 1bo5e were the days, Wendany says, when acrobats and other talented performers were the kings or t'ntertatnment They could command a following comparable to thl' droves that flock around television and moyie star.s toda:> When Wendany finished his apprent1cesh1p he ~ot t1 partner and performed throughout Europe and Scandinavia He toai.ted his immediate success by "shavmg ~1th chJmpagne ana sporting monogrammed silk pajamas World War II sent Wendany·i. career on :i roller coaster ride. skipping from country to rounlr:> to at.01d ser\'1ce in the German army. . A pacifist, Wendany belJeves ~rformcrs <,hould sta} out of politics. The Gi!rman war mactune cauRht up ~1th the <1crobat J numberoftimes. but he always m anaged toi.k1rt conscription Fluency in a number of European language'> he say!>, helped convince Ger m an author1t1~ of his inelig1b1l[y to ..,l.'f\'l' in the armed forces . But lacking a birth certificate and h:.t\ ing block. curly hair drew suspicion from authorities searching for J(•WS lO ... end Off to concentration camps. Wendany !-ays ht· w;.is ...... vc..' t(:(.'th Wt·ndany rl'CC1lh. th(• Germans still enlisted the man. Still. perfonning throughout occupied Europe had its hazard!> Weodaoy, an inveterate wise guy at limes. loved to poke fun at the Third Reich. During a stint in a Polish cabaret . Wcndany took nollc.-0 of the posters of Adolph Hitler splashed on evf'ry wall · "I told the audience 'Look at all the photographi. of th1i. gu.) WENOANY WAS TOP MAN IN 1925 (SEE ARROW) • • • Fair • < f'rom Page Bl> Va l Jon Imports. was more upset about the lack or afternoon sales. "I usually do $50 in sales an hour, and here I'm lucky if I do $50 in a whole day,'' she said. "This is the worst fair I've ever been to." said Ms. Walters. whose booth is located near the m ain entrance. ·'The food is good, but the fair is too 5mall." she continued. "And the entertain· mcnt on that stage over there (located on the main mall), well. they haven't hit one correct note yet," said Ms. Walters. llcrs was the only complaint issued about the fair's entertainment, and it should be not- ed the main mall stage is reserved for local acts ~s for the afternoon Juli , one of the carnies had an explanation. ''You'd go to the beach." he said, refusing to give his name. "It s Just common sense. New Yorkers' P icnic Former residents of Chatauqua, Cat-. taraug u s an d n ear by counties or Southw~ter:n New York will have their 60th ann~al p1cruc at 11 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 10. in Covina Park, Covina. Further information may be obtained from Mrs. J: Edgar Horn. 9612 Barley Ave., Santa FeSpnngs, 90670, (2l3)695-26S7 Stf!gl.es Calendar rum each Wednesday and con-tains 111formataon on due ... .._ gr""· ri· _., t , _..,., ., .. ps, po Jf!S Qnu even s open to the public m the Orange CO<Ut area Send noticea lo Sirag~s Calndar Dmly Piwt p 0· Boz 1560. Coata Mesa, CA 92626. include JIOllr • na~ and Je~e number. Notices mu.at be receioed two weeb m advance of an event. '1'his is a really good fair." he added. .. The security is excellent. They're polite and efficient," said the carny in reference to the drinkers who tum potentially rowdy late at night. "I like the way everything is spread out." said Carl Schm idt. 19. "There's always something going on everywhere.'' "I think it's really good," said Allison Hence. 18. of Newport Be ach. and ooe of the few local residents there during the af- tern oon. "There aren't enough ~t.rooms.'' was 29-year-old Kirk Wheeler's only complaint. Leo Roach. 79. or Irvine. said "A little more shade would be very accept.able." Paula Schoepe, 28, and vacationing in Newport. didn't have any complaints "T~ey have ·tost kids' didn't have any complau:its "They have 'lost kids' booths. good secunty a nd. gosh. lthinklheyhaveittogether. ··1 think it's a good thing ror the com- munity to be involved." she added. "It's good for the kids instead or being down at the beach smoking pot and vandalizing." Club Coleni:lar nms each Wed11esday m the Daily P1wt and conlain3 nohcea of ~·s and sermce club meetings and events open to the public for the following week. Send notices to Club Colnvtor. Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Coata Me1<1, CA 921626. Include JIOll' name and phtYM numbt'T. Notice• m1Ut be in our hands thr1• '°""'mad~ of an evmt. Pictvn• are limUed to major fwtd·raiMT• ~ to the public. To rftlll'!d a pjcture, write or coll the Feature Depar1~. 842-4321. between 2 and S p.m. Photo re· quest• are honored on a 'J)OCt o~ bcuia. RUFFElL'S UPHOlSTHY .... , .. _ ....... 1'22 ....... ..... It's e~l' to earn extra mone' as a Dutchmaid Fashion S~list c .......... -Ml-1156 • No prior eJLperience in 11elling or fuhion1 is required to be a Dutchinaid f•hion Stytiat. And eince all aelting ii done •l Outchnuiid pattiea. buaineee ii rully • pleuure. 1n fact, moet of our Stylilta will tell you that the name Outchmaid 11etu&Uy aellt a.ear. And cuatol1WI come INlck. .gain Md•pin. • To find out how ea1y It ii to 'a,e a f .,_.. DutcltlDlicl FalfUon Stylilt, mid how rt· • vv warding it can be, contAiet; Pqppet Shows The Riede Manonettn MOU. Y SALISBURY now _,....nQ ewry art.11000 nwu Sun. in ... =·~':..~~~'~ ~~~~1::0:=:.,... 847-8862 ( I CITY OF IRVINE COMMUNl'TY SERVICES DEPARTMENT NISBfTS "CONCERT ON THE GREEN " FEATURING RON NIE MILSAP & BAND LACY J. DAL TON & THE DAL TON GANG HERITAGE PARK STADIUM IN IRVINE FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1980, 8:QO PM ' Tickets: $8.00 at all TICKETRON outlets and IRVINE CtTY HALL for advance sale or $9.00 at the gate. Festival style seating, please. no lawn chairs. bottles, cans or pets. Gates open at 6:00 for picnic dinner: bring YoUf' own or get one at the stadium. Take the 1·5 fwy to Cutver; then eouth to Walnut; east to Irvine High Schoof. - Mall orders for tlckets will be filled uPon arrival of YoUr check and.stamped. eelf-eddreseed envelope. Mall to Ctty of lrivne. Attention: Concert on the Green. P.O. Box 19675 Jrvine. CA 92713 ! ~ ~An.~ ~ ..-oSCl10Cll • W....91. - 19100E~ .o1\llllllnul l ~.CA J A benefit for The Irvine Symphony. a non-profit organization. .. ·• •• FEATURING Planning ror summer gLtrden party to benefit the AJbert 1tton Children's Home in Orange a r e Bill ~ teiner, Marianne Rodriguez. Gigi Langston and Harnett~ Wilmer . The $10 pe r person benefit, ~ponsored by the Zonta Club of Jrvine and Saddleback, "''II be h.eJd July 27 at Ms. Wit· mer's Cor ona del Mar home. For in· formation, call 751·3522 Seat Belts Worth the Trouble DEAR READERS: I love.you aU and want YOtl &e Uve, Utis Is ~·by I am doing someWng &od•y I ave Dever done bef0tt. . a psyC."hl•tril>t is $47 ,565, compared to other physicians "ho averagt-$59,544. The reason: Gftleral Motors ran a powerfuJ ad rttentJy. It eOGld meaJl the difference between living and dyleg. I want lo share my edJ&.ed venlon with yoa. They spend longer time with each patient and ran handJt-onl about 5-0 patlen"' a week while do<'tors ran SN' approxlm1tely lJO. What's my tle·in with General Molors? Zero. No one at GM wlll know about Otis col11mo utJJ tlpey read It In the paper. The headline of the ad is "HOW TO SAVE YOUll UFE AND THE ONE NEXT TO YOU." f:~rts estimate that hall of au automobile ocnpaat falalltles last year might bue been avoided lf the victims had been wearlJ1g seat belU. Muy people say they know lb.is, but stiJI tHy refuse to wear seat belts. Their reasons: Seat belts are a lot or trouble to p1at on and t.IH?y ,. A11n La11ders '""° are uncomfortable. They wrinkle their clothes. Some say that getting killed is a matter of fate aad ••t belts doa't mauer. People bave expressed the fear of being tnpped ID • ear In u se of an accident. The fads are that in lbe large majority of cases, seat belt. protect passengers from severe iD· Jarlel. allowing them to escape more easlly. AllO&her rat:lonalhation is tbat you are bet· ter off to be thrown clear of tbe car lf there is a ua-. Here agalD, re1earcb bas pro~ed this ii a&ne. Some people use seat belts for ld&lnr•Y drt•la& IMrt fffl it's not wortlt tbe ..,_ble to backle ap for short trips. The numbers tell a dif. fena& s&ory. Eighty percent ol all aatomoblle accWmsa caulng l.JIJwry or dea&b blvelft can tnnlla& aader 40 miles per bov. Aed '15 per· ceet ol all collisions occur less than ZS miles from tM drt-ver's home. Tbe driver is con·sldered the authority figure. So, lf you are tbe driver, ll ls yo11r respoasibUJty to serve al) an example by buckJ· i.Dg op--:-and don't besltate to insist lbat anyone wbo rides with you do the same. Remember, yoa are legally responsible for your passengers. RemiDd them of this if there is any resistance. At GM we are deeply concerned about your safety, so please fasten your sea\ belt. Even the best driver in the world cannot predict what another driver will do. This is Ann Landers a gain with l.plormatioo released just today. Automobile accidents are lbe leading cause of death of children under 14, yet less than 7 percent or U.S. children use seat belts or ride in protective car seats. Thanks for reading this. It could sl\'e your life or the life or someone you love. DEAR ANN LANDERS My s1ster·in·law goes to a ps)ch1alr1sL three days a week and pays $100 a v1s1t This has bel!n going on for a year and !\he is JUSt as crat} as ~he ever was. W h > doesn 't th e medical profession d o something about these outra_ct•ous fees? 1'o wond e r s h rinks are darned r1 c h .- QUEEl':S. N.Y DEAR QUEENIE : The a,·era~e income of ( Horoscope tPlanned , .. • • .. · · MAOi . iiKtil\LCY' ;oii ...... : . Fullerto n High • School's Class or 1960 is • having ils 20·year re· • union Saturday, July 19, • in the South Coast Plaza . Hotel. Reservations may be obtained by calling Shirley at 993-0357. Newport Harbor High School's Class of 1975 wlU have its five·year reunion at 7:30 p.m . ~ Saturday, July 19, at the Balboa Bay Ctub. For infonnatioo call 642·294S or 861-6782.. A l~year reunion ls on • tbe ca~ndar for the Clau ol 1'10, Corona del • Jlar Hl&b School, at the ~ Balboa Pavillion at 4 p.m . Sunday, Aug. 3. 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I"'""'· CA t7114 lOM '-~ 'U~lalft, In,.. ~Ill St•WI, l•v•,., C.A ft11A ltth, !Ntl""'\ h C-IM DY • 114'111 ..... f~O ~·c-""' ~1.1..-.... ~ 111.a w1tn low eo....1, c...,11 °' <>renve '""''on .111•• 16,J.•. "' " ,. ..... Pvllll1Md Or .. ~ o.lly Pl141 Jvly ie. ts . .iwe. 1. 1. "'0 mi.a> ll\1\ ''-'-"' w•t filed will\ 11\e ------Counly Clerll of 0r•fl9e C.OVnly on Ju..,.n.1• MESlaVI. MUM,.l lt a NUONI S - l ll'OSI ... v .. ~A-,W.l1' ... ..,,,.... 9Mdl, CA..,... • t OM.Y Ptl.OT Btuiness Mercury F ~lt Credit Pinch Prlntroni x Inc .• manufac turer or 02inicomputer line printers. report oper•~a re- sults for the rtrst quarter ended June 2? of Sl,0«,000, or 30 cents per share, on sales of $12,066,000 This compares with earnings of $11196.000. or 2'4 cents. oo sales of $8,077 ,000 for the corresponding period a year ago. As of June rt there were 3,45.5,476 weighted average s hares outst a nding compared with · 2.842.222 at the like period last year The increase in weighted average shares out.standing is due princjpa.Uy to public offerings of common stock completed in June 1979 and June 1980 Tr•IUf~ Rrrrnws Lo•• Transierra Exploration Corp., Newport Beach. reports oet income for the three months ended Apnl 30 or $282,8196, or s cents a share, on revenues or Sl.372.316 contrast~ to a net loss of $911,000. or no cents, on revenues of $399,008 in the like period of 1979 lrrbtrS&~ Noir• Grmcil• Irvine Savings and Loan Association reports earnings of $352,000 for the first six months or 1980, an increase of 39'7% over the $71,000 reported for the same six month period last year. The association's earnings lor the first half of 1980 benefitted substantially from profits r esulting from the sales of high interest rate loans. . The association oper ates two bran ches 1n Irvine and one in Del Mar. New branches will be opened s hortly in Or ange and San ~81'cos . An ap· plication for a s ixth office at Uru vers1ty Town Centlr. Irvine, is curreoUy pending • Eldorado .lln~t• CH•b E ldorado Bank, with a branch in Laguna Hills, rePorterl that total assets oo June 30, 1980 reached a record $72,828,807 for an increase of $12,552,835 or 21 % over tbe June 30, 1119 figure ' Second quarter net income increased 218% to tJZ'T1,8S'7 or 33 cents per abare over the same three monlbsin1979of$220.412or26centspersbare. Six months net income ending June 30, 1980 in· cr eased 46% to $528.'246 or 63 cents per share over the prior year period of $362,365 or 43 cents per share. "fhe bank has 833,035 com moo shares outstanding. Prfre Cutiing B•rt• 1'1SI MSI Data Corporation reports income from coollnuing operations of $2,649,000, or $1.16 per share. on revenues of $45,427 ,000. compared to $3,369,000. or Sl.45 per share, on revenues of $42 913,000 for the year ended March 31, 1~ 1...,. : Tbe Company said revenue& and income 1rom MSl's principal product lin~portable d~ta-entry terminals -s uffered from price-cuttine by com- petitors Net mrome was $1,046,000, or 46 cents per share, after refleding tosses associated with the Company·s d:isrontinued CHASE Computer sub- lldiary which totaled $1,603,000, or 70 cents per share Ratr D~a,,• C•• Edu•" ROSEMEAD (AP> -Southern California Edison Co. reports second quarter net income of sn million or 84 cents a share down $71 million or 91 «nts a share in the same 1979 quarter. "Tbe downward movement 10 earnings per share resulted primarily from increases in o~rat· ing expenses and financing costs not covered tn ex· isling rates and the dilutive effect of an increased own ber of shares outstanding,". s aid Edison Chairman Wtlliam R. Gou.Id. Edison said revenues for the quarter ended June 30 were $828 million compared lo $567 million in the same 1979 quarter Station Plan Rolling LOS ANGELES <AP>-Tbe eruct old Union SUtion downtown would be turned into a mus tramport.tion cent.er for trains, buses, a subway and thepropoeed People Mover under a bW aiped at a ceremony Ill the station. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. siped the bill whlcb autborizes the California DeparlmeDt of Tramportation to take over the station 8Dd a .._ acre site sunwndin& lt. Under the plan, Amtrak rail service would be expanded and commuter rail service would be .&led to Oma.rd. Rlvenlde and San BenwdiDo Ud Orange counties ,.,. ......... KIDS ITILL PREFER BINNEY a SMITH Crayoa. Chlllrmen Ruuetl McChHMy Sees Red Crayola in a Fix? PIDl.ADELPHlA (AP) -When Eric Yanoff squats in bis playroom to do some coloring, the crayon be grabs first ls a green Crayola. "Green ls my favorite color," the 4-year-old says with a grin, unaware the wax suet he's plucked from a box or 64 was made by a company accused by the federal government or conspiring with two competitors to fix prices. The accusations make the company see red. ·111E CHARGES MAKE us sound like we are the biggest scoundrels in the world for ripping off children. and that's ridiculous," ~ussell J . McCbesoey, chairman and chief executive officer of Binney & Smith In<:. told a reporter. "We're ~o ing tofigbt and lessen the impact any way we can.·· can." .. Crayola was concocted from "cray" which is French for chalk and "ola," an abbreviation for oleaginous, meaning oily. Under the Crayola brand. Binney & Smith last year made 1,816,528.227 crayons <72,166.121 of them ,green) in plants in Pennsylvania. Kansas, England. Canada, Mex.iro ·and the Phihppioes. That's about 85 percent of the inte rna tional market. · :On any given day the 116-year-old company. based in Eastoo. Pa . produces a pproXJmately 6 S m1lhon crayons in a rambow of colors. Two-thirds are the basi~ -red. orange, yellow. green. blue, purple. brown and black .. ITS AN embarrassingly good sbare of the market. but we'd like to do even better." said McChesoey "This lesal wrangling takes a lot ol executive time which I'd rather spend oo sales," be added with a grumble . A federal grand jury in Cleveland bas indicted Binney & Smith, Milton Bradley Co. and J~epb Dixon Crucible Co. on charges that they C1xed prices of educational materials such as crayons. chalk. modeling clay and finger paint. Hid the Justice Department. The indictment charged the companies with a nationwide ronspiracy to fix prices from 1964 through 1976. Joseph Oixoo Crucible makes and sells art materials tbl'ough its American Art Crayon Co. division. Milton Bradley. which ma.Iles games and educa\imal materials. was foreed out of crayon com)lletition in ms; 1 McChesney bristles at mention of the price- fixlng issue. He w ists Crayolas are just as much a bargain now as they were when the first box of eigbt crayons sold for a nickel back lo 1903. IT COSTS about 40 cents 'today, wbile the most pc>pular 64-color package goes for around S2. "We .didn't raise the price oo our crayons -for 34 years, from 1923 to 1957." McCbesney said. "For eight sticlts it was 10 cents at retail. Then Jt went up a ruckel. tben another four cent.a in 1971. "Crayooa are made out of paraffin, which is petrolewn·based. and you know oil bas cooe up six times in the last few years. Paper also bu gooe up as well as stearic ac id, another major raw material. • . "We raise prices just lo stay alloat and m.am· tain our profit margins in inflationary times." In 1979, Binney & Smith earned $5.8 million on sales of $78.7 mjllioo. down from 1978 wben profits reached $16.7 millioo oo S7S million business. Half the profits came from crayons. "Part of the reason we were down wu putting aside $1 rniWCI> to satisfy a Federal Trade Com· mission judgment," McCbesney said, to reimburse schools around the nation which had paid artlficlally high prices for crayons, wat.er colors, tempet'a paint.a and chalk. BINNEY 6 8ll1Tll paid $1 million and Milt.on Bradley paid '300,000 .to settle the FTC s~t. similar to the federal acuoo now pending. The FTC -which bad accused the two com· panles of prtce·flxinl between 1972 through 1978 - aaid it was the first case in which lt bad obtained mone.y for coosumers on tbe basis of anUtrusl cbarces. Although they agreed lo the settlement, plead· ing no contest. neither company admitted any U· legal acts. 'sa NewCiti7eD . ' to I • l MoVing ·Up, N~t Out 4' o~ ExeCuti:ve• Refuaing to Resettle -IJ JORN CVNNIPF Nt:W YORK CAP) -Not long aao some major corporationJ moved executives around tbe count.r)'a de as energetically as polltlcal candidates move about lD the fall of an election year. Tbere was a mystique to mobility. You moved around the country and you moved up in the corporation. lf you didn't a.g:ree to move you teamed wbat it's like to sit on the shelf and gather dust. THERE WERE practic al reasons for it. Large companies are diversified geographically, and 1t was considered necessary fo r an)•one aspa.nng to the top job to have an ove rview o(. the entire corporation. M o r eov e r , t h e r e we re practical maimgement lessons to be learned, such as fac- mg front-line (1 r e as manager of a div 1 i o n 0 1v1 s 1o n a l resporu;1btUu es were con s 1 d e r e d n ecessary t raining for the top JOb . CVMMll'I' But over the pas t decade ~everal tlungs ha\e been hap- pen 1 n g to mobilit y, m os t fbndamcntaJ of \\ hich bas ~n the almost heretical tendency of some to choose lifestyle over ex· ecutive advancement To the astonJ.Shment of old·lllle managers. some yottnger ones han· been choosing what they cons ide r quality l1v1ng con· d1lions over _corporate needs. ln aome lnatances lt has become family over company. .. Younc exe cutives. tra- d itionally the most mobile, are the most difficult to move to- day because they are weighing lifest yle versus career issues m uch earlier," aaya Jobn Seyman. an executive seU'eber. Other ract.ors now are eateri.ng tbe picture. Hoostnc pric. and mort~ interest rates. for ex· ample. BOW CAN you ask a young ex- ecutive to give up an 8 percent mortgage for ooe of 12 percent'? How cao you ask him lo leave a roomy house in one area to ac- cept, at a greater price, a smaller one in another'? Often you caMOt. In parts of California. most not.ably Palo Alto and Orange County, where housing prices are higher tban in most other areas of the country, some companies repor t dif· Ciculties in attracting workers. And executives are no different. A company Vlce president who d.td move explained bJ.s tradeolf. "I knew I couldn't get a house comparable to the one I had <near New York)," he said, .. but I wouldn't have gotten tbis kind of job either." Many other executives, say r~rwt.ers. are balking at such moves. forcing companies to 'T'a1se the incentives. Tbi~ Ul turn raises corporate expenses at a tame when companies are trying l O CUt cosU. HAVING LITTLE cb o1ce. ho wever, some concerns ap- parently are putting up the money. One rttruiter. Eastman & Beaudine. surveyed 200 com· pao1es and found most of them Ovt•r Th~ Countt-r NASO~ are llbttallzinC relocaUoa ex· pensea. Sixty-five pereent of tbe eom· paniea pay aometbin1 toward eq ualhlne the difference between mortca&e interest rates, mually for tbAe yean. ll said. Another 22 pe~t. it laid .. are th1nklu ol dotDC ao. Jt allo fcfUnd 70 percent al tbe companies bave raised re· i m buraementa for •OD• deductible npenaes, and more than a quarter of them are baa. ing relocation paymenta on tbe. • new area's coat of Uvtnc tndel. Telecommunications also seems dest.ioed to have an im· pact. While you c8Dll0t run a New York division from the west Coast. there are inat.ances where video cooferencln1 re· duces sbort·t.enn executive re· locatJons. NEW, llOaE rapid and ef. fec tlve forms of communi- cat ions. which cons ultants such as Booz, Allen & Hamilton say are now ready for use. are behind the concept of moving the problem r ather than the m an. 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Dow Jones Final Up 8.88 CLOSING FIGURE 123.• Soda Pop Market Reflects Regions By MILTON MOSKOWITZ lo l979, JO percent of all the Mercedes-Bens automobiles sold in the United States were bought in Loi Angeles. During the year consumption or cranberries was twi~ as rugh in Boston as tn the rest of the country. On the ot~r hand. the average Bostonian consumed only one-half the cereal meal bars eaten by the average cons umer in t"e rest of the country Canned dog food is mosl popular in.the western 'part of the country Iced tea mixes &et sold most in the Northea~. Rye bread eaters are in the North Central states. The Northeast has the pumpernickel bread eaters. All of th.is is by way of saying that regional patterns still matter The country has not become so homogenlie4 that we're a ll buymg exactly the same things rrom coast to coast -at least not yet I F YOU TRAVEL around the country, you will quickly notice the~e chHerences No one eats cream c heese the v. ay ~ev. Yorkers do No one buys foreign cars the wa~ CahCorn1ans do Los Angeles 1s a vodka town San franc1sco ts a bourbon town New York 1s a Scotch town. W1:,consm 1~ brandy country The regional difference!> extend to brand ·prefe rences. Ford has always sold better m the South than in the rest of the nation Chevrolet plows under the oppos ition in New York and Chi cago but has never won the hea rts of Cal1fom1an!> The Los A'l'lgel cs fr eeway drivers are not only the b1gge '>t bu yer s o r Mer ci.-dl·s Benies. thC'' 're al!i-0 the No l cus.tomers of Cadillac. Roll ~ R oy c·e and Fer ran , , Money Tree Soft dnnxs are a good pl:ic~ to see how these patterns enfold Emanuel Goldman, a researcher at the New York investment ad\•1sor. Sanford C Bernstein & Co . has done an analysis that pom~ up the regional differences by brand The contrasts are striking. For example. Coca ·Cola 1s of course the brand leader. holding about 25 percent or the national market to Peps 1·Cola's 18 percent. But when these two brands face orr against each other in the 1"orth Central states <Illinol.S, Wisconsin. Mmnesota. Michigan. Iowa. the Dakotas . Nebraska. Indiana. Ohio>. the positions are reversed - Pepsi has 2:5 percent or the marJcet. Coke 19 percent They're also neck ·and·nttk m the West, with Coke holding a 3> percent share, Peps i 17 percent. WHEllE COCA-COLA really clobbers Pepsi Is in the South . its home turf. Coke holds 32 percent of the m arket tn the southern states. Pepsi has only lS percent. People Ul the South also grin.It more soft drinks than people in the rest of the country -and that's reflected in the startling staUSllc that Coca-Cola denves 47 percent - nearly half -of 1t.s tot.al sales from the southern states. Peps1·Cola ~ets only 30 percent of its sales from the South. Seven-Up's prime market 1s the center of the country . They get 41 ptt"cent of lheir t.olaJ sales from the sutes in the north centraJ part of the country. 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It ran't bt> that time a1atn already. can I\" WeU. don't bllnt, beocauae It Ls Houa.ewtves and girl friends can start lookln& elsewhere tor thin11 ~lo do on weekeods and Monday ni~u 'AC'ft.JALLY, J'BE aAMS are a UtUe bit later than some ol the other Nn.. teams ln opening training camp The Steelers oPeOed their camp Thursday, a.nd San 01e10 and Dallas have already engaged in a pas.sing-game scrimm.ace. Ume to t~Jl you whal to expect over the oext st.x weeks Pat lladen .nd Vince Ferracamo will en1a1e in a 1rttty battle tor the No. l quarterback poeltlon. -At least one writer will blow the battle out of proportiOo. causing animosity between the two OBs and a split among Ram players as to wbo'a the best. -Dou& France will walk out of camp. -Jack Reynolds will level a rookie running back during a scrimmage and smile. -Someme will mention t.o Fred Dryer be'a too ski.nay to play defemlve end. Somebody will walk out or retire, if oo1y tor a day. . ~Malavui will be interviewee! on tape and then will HY be WU misquoted the next day. -The Rama wiU be plc:ked by everybody aa tbe oddl«a favorite to reach the Super Bowl. Have fun football fans. Ram Fever is only beein· olng. • •• So, really. Orange County pat.rou have 1otten a break as lbe rookies will be tbectinC into the Rams' summer camp headquarters at Cal Slate Fullerton Saturday, with lbe veterans scheduled to arrive a week later. -ONE KEN CLARK PUNT will travel 60 yards ... the next wdltravel 10. -There will be grumblings by some veteran players as to why rookie Johnnie Johnson got so many zeros on b.1s s1x·yearcontract. a choice that will be second-guessed, either way, week after week. FOR ftl08E WHO WOVLD llte t.o catcb a glimpse of lhe NFC champions, two-a -day worka.&a will start Mboday with practices at 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. The workout.a are held al Cal State FuUertcn. -Jack Youngblood. in the last year of bis con· tract, will talk about retirement. ANYWAY, NOW MIGHT be an appropriate -Both Haden and Ferragamo will bave good and bad outings, leaving Coach Ray Malavasi with -FUNI( C081lAL WILL MISS a field goal from 30 yards or less. The Rams. undoubtedly, will have a few aeu'- (See SEV ANO, ,ace 87) • Early Season l~plete No. you're not dreaming. It's football time again as the San Diego Chargers and Dallas Cowboys got an early start on the rest of the NFL as the two teams engaged in a pass· ing scrimmage at UC Irvine Thursday. This is just part of the action that took place as Charger rookie John Floyd (86) has the ball fly just out of his reach as the Cowboys' Steve Wilson defends. The Rams open their 1980 summer camp Saturday as the rookies are scheduled to report, with the veterans arriving a week later. Toronto lnmdes Knapp's Woes Puzzle _ Knapp By DA VE CUNNINGHAM Ot-0.., ....... tWI There was a time wbeo Ancel starung pit.cben couldn't affont three or four bad outings in a row Somebody was always waiting int.be wuigs to take thea.r place:· Ask Chris Kaapp or Fnnk Tabana. Each was ba.ni.shed to the bullpen after ~Y st.ruggJed early in the sea.soo. BUT TODAY, WITH Bruce Kison out for the year and Dave Frost and Jim Barr sUll oo the dt!>abled list, Manage r Jim f'reg061 1.S stuck. He bas already pencued an Knapp ror at least three more starts. Kna pp will be the first to admit that be hasn't exactly earned them. "lo t.hree o( my la.st four out· ings I 've been knocked out beCore the secood i.nnine. I'm j u st not real s harp," tbe bespectacled, soft-spoken pitcher says. "Tonisbt m y locat.100 was a little better, but lately J'\'e been wild rn the strike wrre I've been throwing a lot of rat patches ... KSAPP (%·7> TOOK the loss as CleveJand beat ~ Angels. 5·3. before a q uiet Anaheim Stadium crowd of 22,796 Thurs- day nigbL Rumors persist that Knapp isn 't fully recovered from last yea r 's ruptured difc lo .bis back. but he dismisses such questJons with a laugh. "No. the back is fa..M . There a re no atter-ef'Cttts at all. I've JUSt been strugeJ,l.ng ln the early lnDIJlgs," be UJd. "All t.brou&h my career I've struuled most an the early innin.gs. But never- tbis bad." ltNAPP GA VE UP a leadotf ' single to Miguel Dilone, then served a tnple to Jorge Orta. It wu 1-0 before Knapp bad faced bts third batter -Milte Har- grove -whom be walked. U looked like another qwct de- parture for Knapp. But be sett.led down, allowlltg solo nms in the fifth and ab1b before leaving with a J..2 defictt pnor to the seventh. · "I would say this was a half way decent outing." Knapp said. "Certainly a lot better than some ol the others." CONSIDERING F&EGOSrS tu.a to ry ol ci ving up on struu.l· JDg Starters, Knapp WU aated if be bas been having tboqbts like: ls UM.I SULrt tGai&bt IQY l..t cbance'! "I try not to let necatt•e thoughts like that creep lo. J just try to give my best job and let Jimmy decide what be wants to do." Knapp answered. He has never had a loslag seasoo in the major leagues, but Knapp is faet.ng just such an eventuality now. and he's 1et· tlng a little desperate. "l'VE TIUED several thln&S. Like wanning up longer or no& warming up as long," he says. "l even tried warming up stop- ping, then warming up some more. I'm just searching for something that will wort." If Knapp were the only Ancel <See ANGELS. Pace at> Pole V tiult Mark Set by Accident PARIS CAP' -Phillipe Houvion of France, the new world pole vault record·bofder, thought be was ooJy trying for a lie. With three Frenchmen sWl in the running. the bar was ~ at 18 feet, IOl;o\ lncbes. the world re·. cord height cleared earlier this year by France'• Thierry Vigneron. BOTH VlGNERON and countryman J ean-Michel BelJot failed to clear the bar ln three attempts. but Houvioa made it over eaaily . When officials re- inspected the bar. they found It measured 18-11 ~ trom the c.round and declared a world record. -Some 8,000 spectators at Charlety Stadium then cheered ..,.their approval when lbe Racine Club of France , meet or· ganiiers, raised the bar to 19-3"'2 . Houvton toot lbtee tries at breaking the 19-foot barrier but failed. The me-et, which attracted participants from 20 countries including the United St.ates, is the final prep for many ot the athletes for the 1980 Summer Olympics at Moscow. AMONG THE OTREa win- ners were Edwin Moses ln the 400-meter hurdles, Craig Vlrlln of . the United Slates in the 10,000·meters, Frenchman Herman Pamo in the 100.meters and Nyambu.i of Tauania ill the 1,500-meten. A Vieto~y Suits Sutton just FiDe Moees took an early lelld md never looked threatened in win- ning in 48.65 seconcls. Vtrcb;I waa the 10.000 in 27:29.16. He wcia tbe same event here Jut year in 27 :28. Pamo won tbe 100 meters In 10.55, oulduellng American Steve Wllllams. Nyambul waa a touch battle with Frencbman Alex Goma.les ln the 1,500, n · nlnl ln 3: •.95. one bundredtb ol a second ahead ol Gom.alea. CHICAGO (AP) -Loa An1eles Dodger pitcher Don Sutton has tbia thine about records where tbe Cblcaco Cubs are concerned. From 1918 throutb ltH, be establllbed a m~ leque record by 101ln1 13 consecutive 1amea to Cbicqia'a Natkmal Leape .....,., GOING INTO TRE bottom of the ninth ilmlDI 'nnndaJ wtth a a.o INcl and a oae-bitter, tbe U ·year-old rtpt,,.,.. 1*I a dlaaft to put a few more l"lllMICtable •trtea latio the book. A .,..,,.. would lane bem ta. 51rd of hla career. paUlac blm totb on tbe all· time Ult and ftnt amoq active NL ' .. I I burlen. A one-bitter would have been the sixth of hia career, tops amoq NL pitchers, past or present. But a le.doff single by Mik• Tyson and another two outs later by '1.elmy Randle ended tbe aoose e111 wltb Cblcato'• lone tally, teavtnc Sutton a 3-1 victAW. SWl, be was arlnnlnc. "BECK. I LOVE abut.outs. l love thole .., of pm," aald Suttoa, 7·2. "But I can UUnk of Umes U,.t I bad bet· ter ltuff. I bad a 1ood taatball today. and I could put It tn spots . . . But by uy means I don't want t.o poor mouth my pitchlnl today. It was better than a lot of otbtt times." He bad a cbanri in the ninth to pre· serve the abut.out as Tyson raced to secobd oa a alow roller by Ivan DeJesua to t.be ricbt aide ol tbe infield. SUtt.on gloved tbe ball, looked at second, but went to ftnt lnltead. Randle followed with a soft liner that Juat eluded Davey Lopes' ~ 1love to produce · the lone~. ,;If I bad a aood pip on tbe ball, I •ould bave thrown -but I'm not about to make IOIDe wild·halred throw and rtslt rmmen on MCODd and tb1rd ln tbia ball park," said Sutton. "l'U tell you this, I'm not hall as disappoJnted about the shutout as II I'd tried to do • sometbi.Dc stupid . . . I'm not euc:tlr a Golden Glover." 8UTl'ON W AB PSaf'BCI' t..bnM&lb three tnntnp ud let down the ftnt 11 Cubs in aucceulon before Jieldtq a barmJea two-out 11nlle to Bll1 Buckner in lbe fourth. He then proceeded to mow down tbe next U bitten in a row before walklng Jerry Martln. He ftnilbed wttb tour atrikeouta and one walk. Tbe Dodaen scored lo the ftnt u Davey Lopes lined starter Denali Lamp's ftnt pitcb into center fteld for a base bit. He took third wbea Rady Law followed with a single and came home OD '" infi~ld hit by Re11le SQ>.lth. A RENCH TEAii also edpd tbe United Statet tn the 400- meter relay with a Ume ot •:n. Tbe U.S. team wu clocked In 40:0I. Tb:J::ty of the meet wu uncle by tbe wtthdnnral of 1evera1 top.notch aw-., ta. cluc:tmc American Rod llllbara. llilbam ... forced to pull oat "' t.be 110.meter hurd.1• ....... wu urpntly called bome, melt offlciala aald. There wa1 DO further explaqailoo liven. ( • • • • SPORTS BREAK ~.July 115, 1980 DAILY PILOT 87 ' A Capau .. Report ''°"' ttte WOftd of lport1 Kush Find.a New Job a port8 Commentator f"nmA.P ...... PHOENIX -Ex·footb&U COKb rra.u Kuab 1 Ell will make his debut u a televlaioo apona rom· ••• meniator on July 21, KOOL-TV aooounced Thurs- day. Bill Cloet', Vlce-pre1ldeot m char1e of news for the 5Utlton, said Kush will jolo the stal.100 Fnday His aport.6 comment.anea w II be seen du.rtni the .S.S.30 pm newscaat Kush 's salary wu not dlscloled • He was fired by Ari1ona· State Unlvenity m October 1979 alter 22 years at the helm ol lbe Sun Devil football team. Gom1 into last sea.son be wu the nation's second-~nnlngest acllve colle1e football coach. behind Paul ·'Bear" Bryant or Alabama. But last fall, former Sun Devtl punter Kevan Rutledge filed a lawsuit accusing Kush ol punching him after a poor luck during an-October 1978 loss to Washington Kush was fired by former ASU Athletic KVVI Director Fred Miller after Miller con· eluded from interviews with players and assistant coaches that Kush bad asked them to lie about the incident .-------Qtto•~ of ffw Ba•------. Richard Petty, after it was suggested to lbe race driver that he run for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket in North Carolina: "I told them I've never run for second place in my life and why should 1 start now?" Drinkn-s Ball of FaaaeSp.tUglllftl ARCADIA -The alleged head of one of the ~ largest bookmaking operations In the San Gabriel Valley was arrested following a two-month tn· vestigatioo by vice-squed offic~rs. the Los Angeles sherifrs department says. FUcllard R Dod<l....52.-was arr.ested at the Drinkers HaJI of Fame, a 10cal cocktail bar, Wednesday aftern()On and booked for mvestJgatJoo of conspiracy to commit bookmakmg, dep· _uties said. From Page 86 HUj\'Y CHANCE Olrk .. •1•••• A•I,... I• J_,. ... """ Carl• hurlei a .evem·hltter for b1a 15tll •• victor y , and aalle Me8rlde 1eortd bo'b PhUadelphla runs u the Pbillles tripped '*-toD, 2 l Thunday nl•hl. droppiq the Altrol out ot ftnt plac lD the Nat.klftaJ Leaaue Weat . . . In otMr NaUooal ~a1ue aame1, a. Le"'"'• thne bill and three at.olen buea and the four-hit pitcbin1 ol lee&t laMe,... led Mon\,..aJ to a f ·l victory over CiodDnetl ... 8t. Louis re- corded a 10-run third 1nn1na u Geer1e He.drldl 1tnd GU1'1 Te• ..... knocked in two runs to lead the Cardiaala put San Dleco. ~3. St. Louis NDt 15 batten to the plate during the aplolion, cbuinc both &lek WIN and IGlla D'A• ..... in the pro- eaa • . . Omar • ......,. ai.qle scored P~ Ganer from tbird bue with the wln- nln1 nm in the bottom of the ninth to lead Pittaburtb to a 3·2 victory over San Francisco . EIUoU Maddox drove in three nms. and ..... Pacella allowed only CA•LTOM four hits to lead the New York Mets to a 8--0 win over Atlanta . . . San Francisco placed catcher Mlke Sadek on the 15-day di.sabled liat because of an inflamed right knee . . . Cincinnati's 1'9• Seaver threw from the pitcher's mound for the fint llme in two weeks and reported no pain or tightness in bts right sboulder. AIWCU c .. ct.11e11 •ec ...... ... , ....................... ,., ••. IUcbard Oebbard wW never forcet tbe Ume • t1aat ... p&aJed ... u.. ms SllriDe AU-star football •II• &.":.ad tbe SbriDen Hmpb1 for Crippled lD Loi Aqelel, wbk:b ...... tbe pro- ceeds from tbe ••me, wW....,. for1et bim. 8mee playtn• ID tbe 1ame, Gebhard bu donated SC.300 to the bolp6t1I, wbicb made an lmpact oa bim wbeD he Y1l1t.ed it u a player. Gebhard, who now llv• in La Habra, don1ted $900 at CbrUtmaa time and another SIOO lh1I week. (Tbe 29th annual 1ame will be played Friday DiCht lD the RoM Bowl.) ID a note to John llenboa, manalina direetor of the came. Gebhard aald "my wife and I truly love your or- ganJ.ution and feel the world ia ID desperate need of people like the Sbrinen and tbetr boapitaJ." A J.,,~ at use. Gebhard earns money by selllnc abirta and a at swap meets. ______ .._..,. Teda9 ------ On this date in bueblll in 1970: San Fr-anci.aco's Willie Mays singled off Montreal's Mike Wegener for bla 3,000th lifetime bit as the Giants defeated the Expos, 10· 1. On this date in 1.948: Pat See!'ey of the Chicago White Sox belted four homers in a 12-11 victory over the Philadelphia A's. Today's Blrtllclay1: New York Mets manager Joe Torrie is 40. New York Yankees pitcher RYdy May is 36. and homer while light-hitting shortstop Mario .....,.,., z ... r. tt'la. 'nw. Sip C'Olltract T•Y A.rmu drove in four runs with a triple II Guerrero drove in~ winning run with a aingle to Alberto DaYlla, the No. 1 bantamweight lead OakJand to a 5·2 victory over Detroit Ul challenger in the WBC rankings, knocked out • American League baseball action Thursday . . . In other Migcael Flores in the fourth round of their games. Deaai.s MartlDn, maiung bis first start in more than scheduled 10-round match at the Olympic two months. pitched Baltimore to a 1·0 victory over Auditorium. Alfonso Zamora, a former l:Janta mweight Milwaukee Martinez allowed just five bits . . . Rlcbk champion now rated No 10, lmoecked out Mel Joha.soll m the Zlsll's runth·1nning aingle scored Bamp third round of a compamon feature. After the two bouts 1t WW1 from second b&\e and gave Texas a was announced that Davila will fight Zamora in 'ltlO-rounder 3·2 victory over the Chicago White Sox Aug 28 at the Olympic. The winner will then fight for the . . . Tommy Jolaa scattered eight hits WBC title ag.&Jn.St champion Lupe Pintor m September ... and.gained his 14th victory, while lle&&:le Larry l:lobnee. the undefeated WBC heavyweight champion. Jack.son and Rgppert Jo.es homered as will defend his title against ex-champ Muhammad AJI Oct 2 the New York Yankees battered Min· m Lu Vegas .. Veteran Cleveland Browns linebacker nesota, 10-3 ... Tom Padoret broke a Gerald from announced that he 1s retinng from football after 3.3 tie with a two-run homer in the eighth 10 seasons . . Denny Waklsb, the defending champion or lh . inning. leading Seattle to a 5-3 Vlctory over L'S Public Link'> golf champ1onsh1p and Jodie '1udd. ldo;l Toronto ... Rookie Dave Stapletoo tng year 's runner up. c,un 1H:d matches tu advance to lht> gered a seven-run fifth inrung wtth tus q uartt·rfinal~ :Jftc·r t"'o round<. I of marr h plav Lord u-s fourth homer as Boston breezed to a 12 4 Killanin c;a1d todc1) that l' S Pr£>c;1d1.-n1 J1mm\ < arln'-. victory over Kansas City . . An arthroscopy performed adm1rustrauon "'tnt inti> tht! Olymµ1 c b<,H,Jll tdmp4 q,;n Monday on Larry H.iale of Milwaukee revealed a tom rot.a tor without all) undt>r~tandrng of lht:' wa) inltrnJtional "J><"lrt'> 1:, cuff, and surgery bas been scheduled in the near future. club ·run T.-i--i~-R d . -0ffic1als~ed-... -Gle.vellllld right·banded pitcher) ........ ...---· • ~v-....,~ a 10 Denny has been placed on the 21-day disabled hst after ~e TV: No e\-ent'> ~t·heduled suffered a sprained right heel in Tuesday's game with the RADIO: Baseball Ood_ger. JI P1llsbur!lh. 4 3() p m Angels. KA BC (790 J, Toronto at Angels,·7 30 p m , KM PC f7 lU 1 SEV ANO COLUMN • • at Anaheim Stadium but they w1U probably be closed to the public. To purchase the last '79 12 cyl XJ6L 4 Door demo Only 6000 m11es. RECEIVE "~~--SELECT A CEUCA AND BEASPOKr. THE 1980 TOYOTA CELICAS * * * SOME OF THE llAM PLAYEas aren't wasting any time in captalizing on the move to Anaheim. Jack Youngblood and Larry Brooks are on the verge ol opening a new clothing store in Orange called the "Wild Bunch." *** THE RAMS RA VE ANNOUNCED they will stay at the South Coast Piasa Hot.el the night prior lo each of their home games. Hotel management is hoping several fan· oriented events will be held there during the -season. 52000°0 lllATI CALIFORNIA'S RICHEST HORS• RACE! POST TIME 7:45 1111.IOt l'*tlrtn, ... ·Ellltl CIMlt tan• lllt M fir CaU tlrts -.... fir CIU. .., ""' 11 a hat H Tt E• -... 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I I I , , I ·• IW.YN.OT Easy Call io M~ Cleveland shortstop Jerry Dybzinsk1 holds up the ball as second base umpire Dallas Parks prepares to call out Freddie Patek on the Angel shortstop's attempted steal in the tturd mnin~ of their game with the In d1ans The Angels lost -again 5.3 SOCCER I GOLF F~~eway Series Orange County WillMeet LA for Title By cuaT s t;t:DEN Ot•o.tw,..,.... McDonalds' Youth Soccer Chomp ont.h1p will be decided Salw'day at C•l Stat" IAft Angeles after months ol compeUtlon. with 20 Oranae County youngsters taagllna with M>C<'cr players from Los Anieles county ln a "freeway t<'l1t.~." The county cham ps earned th • right to compete LD the finals by plac ing fi rst In u 11crtes of four soc· cer skills rontest.5 over the Ohl four months. AREA WINNERS SHOWED off thctr talents by taking top honors in penally kickmg, htadlng. k1ckmg occtsracy and an NASL shoot.out. Orange Coast youngsters fared well in the com· petition. Among those headed for the sen es oo Saturday are. Bnan ShowaJtc r of Garden Grove. teamed \\1th Tim Torrington of Cypress in the 7-year-old category , Eric Muller of Newport Beach. teamed with M1ss1on Vll'Jo's Greg Moral~ m the 9-10 categorv, and Tra\'1.., Carr or Newport Beach. matched With Alex Giannctl.J or Cypress m the 11 12 age cateRory We tminster's Tim Speck and Santa Ana's Rudv Canale~ in the 13 1·1 category and We!>tmmster s Ed Sanchez and Cra1~ Cumm1n~s 1n the 15 16 age J!roup round out the area competitor~ ~ISTER.~ M.\SDI ASD 00!\SA Robertson of Huntington Re ach took thl' g1rb 13· 14 age group u I le. "'h1le Rt•ck\.. Prs hal and Allison Ohler of \\ e s tm1n!)tt'r \\NL· "'inner!> in the 15 16 dge l'alegon Prill"\ for the '4 anner dunng Uw four month .. 1.111.., toum<iment ha ye ancludenal~ hamburRt-~ In addtllon . six scholarships to the 01a1 Y><-cn C dmp art' hetn)! J?1ven out in dra '4 angc; cnnduc tt""1 durins: the count) and freewa) flnah "A J!rOup nf llranJ!t> ('Qunt' 1n vestori is being structured to keep lbe Surf here," sa ys Cahforrua General Mana~r BUI Oawaee. "The club's ownership will be controlled by people here in our own market for the first time." That's good news to Surf fans who would Uke to see the North Arnencan ~er League team re- m am at Anahei m Stadium A deaJ lo sell the Surf stock has been 1n the works ror months now. and 1t appears the team has made its decision. Surf or- fic1als say local interests to keep the team 1n Oran ge County have strengthened smce several of; fers to move the club were turned down. Fan voting for the Surf's most valuable player got underway at the July 9 game agamst the Aztecs. Surf fans can obtam ballots and vote for the p}ayer of their choice at Surf games through Aug. 13 The results will be announced at the last regular season home game oo Aug 17 agamst the Van couver Whitecaps . . . Surf defe nde r SOCCER Stt pben Ftt0ey. who &uffered a knee UlJUTY 1n the first maoute of the firs t game of the season, will undergo surgef") next week to correct cartilage dama~e Scottish 1oterna1.Jonal goalk~per David Harvey, for whom Vancouver paid a rPport t'd $200.000. 1s ~U\~ released by the team Ht-lost his i.lartlllg JOb to Bruc:e Grobbelaar . Roo Newman, the w1nnangest t'Oach 10 NASL his tor y. hal> been named head coach of the San Diego Sockers He replaces Hubert Vogelsin~er who was d1 sm1ssed July <ah Surf goalk~per Mi.kt' lfabOM), 14ho suffe red e; fractured hand back on \t .J' 24 in a Jtame '4 llh San D1e~o. had the surgical pin-. remo,ed and hal> bt~un r ehabil1t<1t1on tht'rapv Dot Blizzard Seitds Surf ·Rolling '>\SL offtc1ab art.' ecstalJc over lhe ave rag.-al tendanct· of 23,767 '4 as rc•ported Among tho--f· )?J me' \\dl> thl' Surf " 3 l \lctory in Tampa 8d\ wfort> .ui,\83 . Ramon Moraldo o( the Caltfom1a ~un!>h.Jnl' has bel'n named defensive star of tht" vo1:l'k b) tbe-Aml'ncan St>ccer LPagu~. Mor..aldo a' '-ht~ oo a goal "'h1ch allo"' ed the Sunshlnt to tie Penns)l\arua Cahf<Jm1a· "t-nt on ti) win the game 1n overume. 2 1 MCJraldo l:. a t.hr~·llmt> ASL All- ~tar Th~ SacramPnll> Gold of the ASL bas ceased ••P rations fac inJ? ldX hen-. and bt" t'l>tlmated at $15() It .tpix:ar' thdt lhl' onl~ "'ay th~ club can finish the "'t'a.,on 1-s b~ a<:repting about .Sl2,000 from hP n•mo intn~ '"H'n 1'\ub'-in the league· ac S pecial to the Dally PUot TORONTO ln South Afnca, Jomo muns 'troublemaker ... and Jomo Sooo IJved up to has name Thurs<!ay night. sconng two goals and add ing an as..,1i;1 to lead the Toronto Blnz.ard to a 4 I 'orth Amencan Soccer League v1ctpry over the Ca hforma . urf A cro"'d of 8.308 saw the Bllnard even its r ecord •l 11 11 Wlth the \'IClOr). while the Surf drop~d to : 1-13 TORONTO BUTZED YOtJNG goalkeeper ~tevt-Hellrruch "'Ith 26 shots. and the rook 1e out of Huntmgton Beach wa~ credited with 15 saves on the evening. HelJauch was s tarting m place of Alan Mayer who 1s still r ecuperauog from a lh.Jgh brulSe Toronto opened the sconn~ at 20 11 on S<>nn·, flr-.t taJI:. J~e Velasque~ and Gordon S'4 tetzu "ere credited Wllh ass1s~ on the goal T HE BLIZZARD MADE IT 20 "'he n h <fn I ukace,·1c blasted a shot past Hellmich at 25 Ji. L l'SS than 10 minutes late r. tbe Surf's Cra1~ Allen ,Jtced the Toronto lead 1n hall when he score«i h1-. ninth goal of the sea~on on ~s1su. from Launt \brahams and Paul Cahill For Abrahams. the assist was his 11th of the <.e ason. and combtned with lus 17 ~oals g1H•s him .is points. to ps 1n the ~ASL s American ("onference Chicago's Karl Heinz Gran1t.za I!) second tn scoring with 43 po1nL'> Toronto's Velasquez managed to score with just Early Lead for Trevino Weather Clears for Morning Starters MU lRFlELD. Scotland CAP > -Taking advantage of r elatively better weather . Lee Trevmo pulled away to a two-stroke lead Fnday h alfway through the second round of the 109th British Open Golf Champ1onsh1p. Tom Watson, who matched Trevino's o~mng 68 and shared the h rst-round lead. was ooe of the last men scheduled off the tee in the second round and was sttll three hours away fro m his s tarting time when Trevmo made the tum on the Mu1rl1eld lmks. THE WEATHE R IMPROVED remarkabl) fro m the cold, wind and heavy ram that hampered Thursday's opening round. but 1t was begmmng to deteriorate agam as lhe early-start.tng Trevino made the tum in 34. That's two under Mu1rl1eld's par and gave him a 102 total. five-under-par. for 27 holes. Trevino also birdied the lotb hole and went six under. The only other man among the early starters able to make a move ~as Horallo Car txmetti of Argentina. who shot a course record. seven-under· J C ~ PhlMAW: 1\Ul'I MOTORCYCLE .=Al Winston PRO RACING latloMI Steeplechase 25-LAP n llAT·IOllAL WITI llOIDA l•IOl llVITATIOIAL SAT., JULY 19, 8 P..M. IOOIT w.. fAT toss OHH• .. ., llOCll• M'Sl JMS IDllll 8 •ma l lN lAJltl MOl&tiO PAftll H IWY IMllO o. scon II. S<OO srwsna ~ par 64 11e·d started "llh a fat 78 tn the OJ>E'ntn~ round. howe\•er. and f1n 1shed 36 holes at par, 142 T REVINO, TWICE A "'INNER of this ancient champ1onslup, started the day·s play 1n rather shaky fashion He massed the gr een on the hrst two holes. but managed t.o save par. both tJmes with a puU of about three.feet He birdied the par three fourth with a long. do" nh1ll putt of 25.30 feet and went ahead alone while Watson waited 1n the clubhouse Trevmo had ari excellent b1rd1e chance on the par-5 fifth. but three·putled for par from the fnnge It "'as about that time that the sk1e5 clouded O\'er. the tem~rature began to slide and the wmd picked up. T&Je forecast for Watson and t he other late starters. mcluding Jack NlcklaU5. was ror chilly temperatures, fruhenhlg breezes and the PC>SSibility of s howers. OUISIAll I BUYS I OFTHEWEEKI I •••••••••••••••••••··•• I • • • 1979 CHEVROLET : : MOMTI CARl.0 .. • Very popular V6 engine. AM/FM • • stereo cassette. pwr windows & door • • locks. air cond . tilt wheel. cruise • • contrOI & much more! (995WDI). : :. 54995 : • • *"********* • • 1977 OLDSMOBILE ! • CUTLASS •OU.HAM ,. • Coupe. Spfit pwr. seat. tllt wheel. • : pwr. windowS & door locks. AM/FM • • stereo w/tape player & raltye wheels. • ,.. (169RXJ). ,. : s3995 : ~ -. ~*'*****~t·········~·-~ MOTHIMGOVH s4995 NABERS AU10ClNTDl 1425 IAIR ST. COSTAleSA ltlt212 , MIC#9 II ............ '1M ..... llefl_1 .. _.t_._.._._ :ll ... econds r!'matn1n~ 111 tht· flr;t half to give thf' Hl1 zzard .. t\H> goal cu,h11in c;,,,n" "'a.s credited v. 1th d1l ~l!>l on tht" pla~ -.;o~o THF.~ COMPLf'TED the Toronto !>C:Onnl! "'1th an und'>!>IStcd l<Jll\ at 59 40 to help lht- Bltzzard pick up nine rwnn t.:. tn the c;tandmg5 and vau lt r»i<.,t \\ a-.hmg1.11n a nd tnlO serond place in th•· !'\au on al Ea ... 1 < 'onff·r .. ncv • nrding to J oe Echt>llP, th.-IC'.tgu<' s ronsuh . .ant 1.1.ho h.s" beeo in ~a l'rdm .. nto for t'4 o "'eek'> ~ID Pl3ruj Jo~-a-thoo Thl· i?aml' mark1·d thl' dl'but of defender John Faulknt>r m .t . urf unifor m. and the \eteran ob tamed t•.trlwr in tht" "e•·k from ~1 empht!; turned 1n a !>lead' r.~:rf1irmant'e. dl''-Plle the Blizzard s four j!oal outhur"t \tater {}(>1 lhgh fre-;hman athletes are geanng for a JO~ a thon Jul) 26 in an effort to help raise n11Jn1~ for th< \i onarc hs" Coot.ball p~ram Studt>nl.-. have been sohC'lung per lap pled1ote" lr•1m 1-ommun1t1l'" lnf••rmiilll•n 11n donation Pf"l"tf'Nl.Jr"' I ' .Ha1l,; ble b> (aillng 'ar..1ly coach 't\ d~ nt-C~hrun al 7~ TT11 CalJfomrn heads tor Ph1lddPl phJa to r l()S(' out th1 :.hort. two-game ro~d trip with a Saturday nigh\ co!ltest agamst the Fury LEE TREVINO A Lucky Rourzd? Hoch Fire PGA Low 63 COAL \'~\LLEY Ill AP 1 - To hear Srott Hoch tf:ll 1t. ht> speot part of the da) fu~htin~ the rough and the other sinking putts he dtdn t deserve "I probably m iss ed eiJ?ht fa1rwa)~ tocfay," tamt-ntl'Cl the 2.t year·old tour rook 1e from Raleigh, ~ C fo!lo• • ..,ng hie; fi~t round performance Thur..,da~ 1n the Quad C1ues Open "I "as dnvmg erratically ·· he aid ··1 dJd not hat tht> ball all that well The last t'40 holes. 1 "as lucky t-0 Ret an with pars ·· Don t hed any tears for Hoch. hr1"t•\er J.S ht" finished I~ ddy "'Ith a bh~tt. nng -.e\ en under-par 1)3 to laXt' a t"o ~troke lead ROU\~ 1ntotoda) ·ssecondround. His pPrformance in pur5u1t of S36.000 f1r-.t place pa;. che<:k ued the 6.51 .. ) ard Oak,.ood Counlf') Club C"OUne rerord and matched tht' PGA tour lo~· s core of Uk- ~ear . Ftrustung the day at five-under pa r 65 "'ere Canadian Dan Haldorson. runnerup in (bis ~ear's TuC'son Ope n . tounn~ rookie Tom Jones of Tulsa. Okla . and BtJISanderofSeattle. Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN AMERICAN LEAGl'E West Division ~ L Pct. GB Kansas City 53 35 .602 fei<as 12 45 483 iot, Oakland .i1 48 461 1212 Chicago 40 47 460 121., \tannesowi 10 47 460 121., Seattle :n 50 425 1512 i\ogds 32 54 372 20 East Divis ion New York 57 29 663 Mi lwaukee 48 39 552 9"7 Baltimore 17 39 S17 JO Detro1t 44 38 537 11 Boston 45 41 .523 12 Cleveland 41 43 488 15 Toronto 36 48 .429 20 ,.__,.~ C-1-S ~J B••ltt-• t Mo••-• O Ot•14"" ~ °'"roll l ~·Cl" 11.11.-C.•l't . Nt., 'ror'l IO Mt-wot• J T., •• J. °""991> 1 ~11i.s.r-J f-'(•0-TOtotlto CIC_.. )·II .i A119t't l t4th<011 11 ~ -...~ 1Enc11.-•" .. 1o11.,., IT...,.., 4 It) .. hUl (MH!k'll• a.4t .. S.111..-e IF~ ...... 1(-O t'r le;...• ll~l •I .._ Y-IMO l·Jl II ..., C.111<-00 llro.A M l el A!Mlw_ .. (H-t.41 " Cltw~ 1$Cllllntr "71 at o.11~ I~• 11-41 II o.t,..,t ,......., ~SI et SNttte lllHnH '-Tl,,. NATIONAL LEAGt:E Wesi Olvlsloe W L Pct.. 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The &•DK" as scheduled to bqin at 7:30 and roremo.t an the South attack as the BeU·Seurer com· btnation, an act that led Edison to the CIF Big Five Conference champ1onsbip in a r ecord- s hattering performance at Anaheim Stadium where Redlands fell vict1m. ss.-0. The numbers for these two Kansas University-bound stars rertect awesome potential for tonight. Bell -8ll 8.6 average gain per C.Offtnan, ' Decker 1 Awes0Dle1 PHILADELPHIA CAP> -Bob Coffman could have been the last a ngry. mah instead or the winner in one of sport's toughest tests of endurance, strength and 1 soeed The 29-year·old Corr I man won the deeathlon at the Liberty Bell . Track and Fleld Classic. , a n alternate ror the · Olympic Games. · The husky Coffman : edged Lee P alles, a • Raleigh, N.C .• accoun· ! tant, by 49 points in a I g ruehng two·day, 18 I hour, 10-evenl com · 1 petition held in mid·90 degree tempe r atures • and humidity to matcb. I You would Udnk Cof( .. I man, a 6-3, 205-pound j former University or Southern California : athlete now living in · Houston. would be ex· hilarated. He wasn't "The Liberty BelJ Track Meet is jus t 1 somebody's self·ser-..in~ 1 idea t o humor the athletes." said Coffman s ullenly. "I'm 29, been playing for 10 years. I think it'~ -about time to get a job," said Coffman, alluding to the fact lhal by the time the next Olympics rolls around he'll be too old for rus specialty. the decath.lon. ~ An-d that was 1t, with only one re cord or significance falling, that to the 1rrepress1ble dis· tarf miler, Mar y Decker. I Deck e r wa s - . clocked in 4.00.87. more j :: t,han 10 seconds ahead of ~ second-place finisher -;· Julie Brown. I " Her new mark in the 'f-1.500 was he r third , American record in the 4: past week. Her old 1,500 • mark was set at Slut- • gart. Germany, 4:01.J7. : last Saturday . .. :~ Catamarans .. ~· f: In Regatta } Small catamarans will : be flying over the ocean ~ off Newport Beach '.. Saturday and Sunday in .-South Shore Yacht ... Club's third a nnual , multibull regatta. ! Catamaran classes ln· :-vited to compete are p. • Cats, Nacra Cats, \ ReynoJd s·21s and :: Tornados. !· ~ DIESELS " IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! IUYCll LUSE ~ ~COUWTY'9 Lllflfl DIM.Ill No Lot.trr PrlrP ~ No B#'ll#'r S1>rr.•if'• aeoo~Btvd. Costa Meea 540.' 100 ..................... ~ l earry, ao t ouc hdown• aa a senior. 20 u • Jun,or at Sl. Frandl HiJh. 9.~ •Pffd in t.M 100 from a L83 ~ frame Seu~ -a 58 pettent. raUo ot completions as M.~nlor . 23 touchdown pa s • 2.063 yards a nd three more TO pallet In •~•din~ the Oran1t County All· 8tar South team to a recent victory. a088 ANO ALOS.10 were also rirat team All CJF Bia five players. Ross . at 5-:t. 230, was quick ~•b to play llnebaclter ror the Sailors Tonight the Un1ven1ty of Pacific-bound Ross will be up front. Ah>Sio, the steadying ractor tn Marina's Im· prenive offensive wall in l979, figures to perform the same rote tonlgbL Other Orange County stars m· elude Mission V1eJo light end Rick Buhler, Loara quarterback Bob catfrey, Servile linebacker James Elias and lineman Matt Moran, Cypress linebacker· fulJback Tim ReiJJy. El Modena lineman Dan Rozsa, Canyon • Hl1h d e renalye end Clen Veevaert. Sant.a Ana defeulve back J e ri Willlams and Ea peranu lineman Steve Wllllama. The R ebels, unde r the direction ol coaches Pete Yoder ( Eapera.n&a High) and Al Dell· ln1er <Venice Hlgb>. will start the Bell-Seurer combination. In the winp at quarterback is Cal· frey. •standout who pasffd for 32 TO. as a senJor despite play· Ing only one-half of Loara's first five games. . THE NOllTll'S FORTE is at quarterback with the twin· barrel setup or El Camino Real Hi&h 's John Mazur and Bur· roughs's Tom ~cliffe. Maiur. headed ror USC. com· pleled 81 or lSl for 1,409 yards and 10 TOs. Tunnic:Wfe complet· ed 137 of 238 for 2.353 ya'rds and 22 TOs. Unable to separate the two on the practice field, North Coach Bill NovUcoff of Verdugo Hills lteltled the issue of a starter with a coln·rup. Mazur won. ' Al.OSIO Lakers Open Play Against Seattle NEW YORK IAP> -The Los Angeles Lakers will open de· fe n se of their National 8asketball Ass oci ation championship on Friday night. Oct 10, at Seattle against the 1979 champion Super-Sonics. lhe league has announced. The NBA 's 35th regular season will conclude on Sunday. March 29. ~. Juty 18, 1980 ' DM.V PtLOT -............ ANGELS LOSE AGAIN • • • pitche r havtne. problems, the club wouldn't be.20 games out of first place today . THE STAFF E&A la 4.43. That's worse than the highest mark in Angel history, 4.34 -a record which was set last year. In view of las t season's pitching and the departure or Nolan Ryan. most preseason prognosticators figured that pitching would be the Angels' weak spot. But nobody dreamed at would be thia bad. "It's probably a whole com- bination of things," Knapp said, groping for an explantion. Final· ly he said, "l really couldn't pinpoint it ." THE Pl'rt:HING STAFF cer· tainly can•t claim the opposition has been too tough. The Indians were 2-3 on the road trip, 39-42 on the year and 15 games out of first place when they invaded Anaheim. Cleveland's pitching staff 1s one of the few with a worse ERA than the Angels -4.81. "When we came in here we didn't look like we could beat Salinas." said Indians Man.ager Dave Garci~. "But we're on a high now. The Jast two nijfits have put us oo a btgh." SEVESAL TEAIU have pt· ten that feelln1 alter playing ~ Anaheim Stadiu. The Angels are 4· 18 in their lut 22 home games. "We can't play good every day like the Yankees,'' Garcia sava. "We're an up.and-down team.•· Against the Angels, every team Is up. 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That's because our Olympi(' eyes - t~evision -have been takee away. 1be aie-old g~lioa -ll a tree falls in the ro~t without any witneues. did it really fall! - has a 1.980 \•ersion. Can tbett be a rul Olympics without Amerkans watcbinc them oa TV! · When the MOS(Ow Games. which ~ this Saturda.y. close down two weeks lat.er, the amwu SPOR1SON1Y f rom this side of the Atlantic wU1 be a reso-mdin1 .. No'" DaUng back to 1972 at M.arlich. when ABC fU'Sl booked mass audiences for the Summer Games. televlSion has been. ln a lar~ part. respoaaible for the phenomenal interest tn the Olympics . THATS MMEll AMEUCANS tuned 1n to see Amencans They round little Olga, and a star WU born Four years later. the country agaJn took a two-wt.'t'lc. vacation from the usua.l TV fare and switched on ABC's Montreal Olympic coverage. Aaam lM)' watched 1n record numbers. Again . they w.-n• prim arily interested 1n American athlt-ll'$. and ogain the)' found a tiny gymnastic herouw '" Nadia Nadu• Is i.t.dl compellllg. but Amenca won't really care We'll turn our back on he r and whoevf'r ts this 1e11r · new adolescent attractaon Without Amutcan televbaon to pump up the daily Int e rest. the Olympics will be JUSt Son of Spartacade in this country. 5Partacade was Moscow's pre-Olympic trial run last summtt Alt.bouch some Americans wen competing and the event was seen m the United States on a syndicated TV netwon, vtewe:r interest was very low. It just wasn 't tbe real t.hinc- NBC PAID 117 MD.LION and planed 1S2V. hours of coverage for what it t.bougbt was lbe real thing, until President Cart.er launched bis Olympu~ boycott in response to ~ SoV>et invasion of Afghanistan. With the American team sta)'Ulg home. NBC didn't thmk U.S. vtewers wouJd stay Pn their homes t.o wale b foreutn athletes com pet.in« ··Our yardstick lS that mteresl in the Olymp1c tnals. oormally very big, has not beeo that keen," sa1d Art Watson, president of NBC Sports "If the major western countries aren't partJcPpaung. we don't thu1k the mterest would be there." • Although NBC w11l record the Soviet feed from all Olymppc sites for its own tu.stoncal files. very httle will be seen on Amencan TV "OU R PRES ENT PLANS for co ve nge include 20t.erv1ews, s idebars. eveot and news cove r age on the Tod ay Show when a od pf warranted on the Nightly News, when and 1f warranted in feeds t.o local stations and when and if warranted on Sports Journal oo weekends:· sa1d Watson. Watson said NBC's Olympic losses will be $lS million after taxes. That includes the 10 pereeot non·recoverable portion ol its Lloyd's of London insurance polJcy on NBC's S87 million payment. NBC coUects because a U.S. team is not g<>tng t.o Moscow. . The figure also includes some ad revenue loss Variety reported that five comparues -Toyota. Levi's jeans. Kodak, Coca Cola and Mi.lier Beer - bad withdra wn their ad rommitments totalling SSC> million. boycott. NBC wW DGt 1bow ~ al Saturday· .\ opealDI~. 1 WAT90N SAID N8Cs cmnat plan is DOt to' cover my event.a Uve. "alu.ou,b we wouJd bave ~ Ou.ibility to do news coveraae live.·· ,,._t WGU.lct " eive NBC a bic adnnt.apoverCBSandABC. • ABC will have a news crew. iDeJ~ i Moscow correapondent Anne Garrels' aD~ sportscast« Dick Schaap, a abarp spona journalist, C BS will be represented by its lloacow correspoodeot Gordon Joadolf. T'be.re's always the pouibillty t.b.t if a major event, like tbe gnadce dueJ betweea Brita.in·s Sebb tian Coe and Steve Ovett in lbe 1.500 meters <10 :30 a.m. EDT, Aue. u. is scheduled for a good time int.be UnitedStatea, ilcoukl ~U9eon NBC. Ir the race turns out t.o be a ca.ak, NBC could build a 30-min\U program around it lakr . BUI' YOO WON"T RA VE t.o search the dials for Olympic sports prograatsotbigbli~ts. If it 's not on NBC. it will unlikely be .aaywt.ae.· NBC's rights aereemeot with the Inte rnationa l Olympic CommiUtt llm1t.s wbat other ne tworks and tndepeodeal statiODS can air. ..The rights holder by present rules bas exclusivity t.o the end of its broadcast day." said Watson. Then lbe other networks can au spons on their news programs but are restricted by the Olympic 3 by 2 by 3 rule -three telottasts a day. for no more than two minutes of co~erage, separa.t.ed by three bours betweea each ne~ tet«ast. In normal Olympics, th.lS exclusPv1ly would be a bonanza for NBC lo the ~· ABC has been the-- matchmaker for Amenca s affairs with Olga and Nadia. This year, all NBC will be is a footnote t.o b.tst.ory. Sa••rcfq•• "'-••di• TELEVISION 11 a.m . (SJ -TENNIS -BJOrn Borg vs. Edd.le 01bbs an a WCT l nvitat ionaJ match ta ped tit' Salisbury, Md 11 ·15 am (4 ) -BASEBALL -Th~ M mnesota Twins vs the Red Sox in Boston? Noon (5) -RACING -Featured: the SCCA Can -Am Olallenge in Monterey 12 ~ < 111 -IDGB SCllOOL f'001W.A1L - The annual Shrtne All·sta.r high school game playechn the Rose. Bowl in Pasadena. <Taped. I ... 1 p,m. <22> -SOCCE& -Cz.ecbolSlonJu.a vs Greece ID a European Nataons Cup match taped in Rome. . 3 :30 p.m <7 > -GOLF -Third round action oC the Brit.lib Open <21 -SPOltTS SPECTACULAa -Same~y roverage or the Tour de F rance. one of b1C")cle racings most prestatJou.'> events Also PaQone of the Calgar) Stampede Rodeo. taped m Cah~•n . Canada '4 ·~ pm <71 -WIDE WOlt.LD OF SPORTS - A replay. in al'> ent1rel). or the Sugar R ay Leonard-Roberto Duran WBC welterwe1gh champtOnSlup bout. laP"d June 20 m Montreal 6 30 p m I 24 1 OCC E It MI\ DE I N G £a11A. l\i'Y. 8 pm. <50 > PRO SOCCER . RADIO BasebaJl -Dodgers at Prttsburgb, 10 45 a m • KA SC <1'901; Toronto at Angels, 7 p.m , KM PC (710). s-dq'• TV. Aadie T ELE VISION 10 a.m. ('f) -GOLF -nnaJ day coverage of the Bntuh Open. < l~t--BASEBALL -The Dodgen vs the Plrat~ 111 a double -heade r at Pit LS burgh. l"oon (2J S POllTS S PECTACULAR - Eddie Mustafa Muhammad CJS..5·11 nsks hJ'> WBA light hf-avywe1ght crown against Jerry M artm ( 19· 1' m a scheduled 15·round bout telecast live from McAftt, NJ. Also 1be King and His Court race a squad of celebr ittes in a sof\baJI game t aped at .Dolt"er Stadium anct t he Wo r l -ASCOT RACING. 2 ~ p.m . (5) -QliA&TEa HORSE RACING The 17th ruruung or the second Jewel 10 the triple crown of quarter holW racing The Ra.i.nbow Futurtty is telecast from Rwdoso Downs an New Meuco Btrr NBC SAYS MOST committed spoasor 4 pm. (41 -SPORTSWORLD -Same-day money bas stayed within the network. with the .coverage of the Michigan 200 for Indy.type cars PS majority sturung t.o other sports procramming telecast from Broot.Jyn, Mich. Among the dnvers .. We 're sitting prt!tly ~IJ actually," said an NBC scbeduJed to rom pete are Johnny Rutherford, sales sour-ce. Gordon Johncoclt , Al Unstt and lus brother Bobby. Watson saidNBChas receiYedassuraneesrrom Also . the wo m e n ·s Wo rld P owerltft in g the Soviets Oat its equ.ipmeot in llO&COW will be Champioostup. taped in Lowell. Mass. and anothe r returnedt.olhe UnitedStates,andili.searmarkedfor segment of .. Survival or the Fittest." (71 - lhe oetwort'sBu.rbanks tudios. TENNIS-HighJJghts or the 1979 U.S Open. That hardware. along with some SO NBC 7 pm . <SOJ -SOCCER MADE I N personnel in MOKOw, wlll allow tbe network t.o GERMANY. record events and relay them back bome. Bryant 10 p.m (llJ -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. Gumbel was scheduled to be tbe only Oll·air RADIO personality from NBC Sports atteodiq lbe Games. 8aseba11 -Dod gers at P 1 tt s bu r gh but a last-minute change in plans eliminated (double-header >. 10 a m , KABC (7901; Toroot.o at Gumbel'sjoumeyt.o Mosrow. Angels. I p m . KM PC (710). "We'U have no extra cameras." said Watson.--------------------- "We·u beataping opera tioo . We are not forbidden to do anything. We are the rights holder. we can~ wbatever we wish.·· But in de!e:reott t.o lbe Olympic MV's Wm Wins Trischa Z o rn. a member of the Mission Viejo Nadadores s wim team , sparked the Unit· ed States to vtct.ory in the recent Olympics for Blind whl ('h is he ld along with the Olympics (OT the Disabled. lo all. mott than 2.000 athJet~ competed in the varioulalbleticeventa. EXCLUSIVELY AT RAY FUDOOl LIKOLN MERClltY t1-• AUTO CENTP DR..~ 714/'30-7000 th e B 11 n d i n th e ---------~================~ Netherlands. T rischa set sev e n world records for the visually handicapped and earned seven of her team's 73 medals. · The U.S. team is com · prised of 50 y o u n g athletes with less than l /20 normal visioo. Of the team 's 73 medals . 38 were awarded for swim· mine triumphs. Tr ls ch a wa s partJcularly lmpressi•t. winning the 100 meter freestyle in l :04.0I, 100 backstroke in 1 : 11 .90 and 100 butterfly In 1:11.SS. TWS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1980 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM Equipment includes -40/80 split power seats. cruise control. Cadillac wire wheel covers. full vinyl padded top & AM /F!d stereo radio with cassette '-pe player . .(882YMY >. 113,995 12 :Wortl,,Of' 1%.IOO m1l4'Cod1Utr Volw ~ttf lo. 5.-rrt('t Af,"'""' A UOl(Ofllf' She also collected wiaa lo the 200 indo (2:18.22), and 400 lDclo . (5: 32.•> and ancbor9d :~·: • .r=: J:•:: NABERS ud ... .,..-.. 2'IO HAalOa ILVO., COSTA MISA A to1a1 ol * blind atllletea from 38 . T~ew (714t ~·•100 . COUDtriel participated lft HOltlt't WUllO.O,•JI 4"4 to •rJlll.\AT\.'.ltDAT ... 4"4 te t N \Ullltll4Y tt• 4"4 to ••N tbe OlYmPlc• lor tbe '----------"·"".--".•.tt_•~ __ ... __ ._"~-"'.e'\ . .-.,._ .. _._,_._ .. __ ~---... --.. f Deltr ...... "'91119 ... a-. t&wr MICHAEL SIMS, LEFT, II ROBERT IUPPOR I ED BY RICK BOSWORTH, KATHY PERKIN& Al80 C... CObr, ZotMM llwln-ONen, ~ tlnz, Liz Kerenl, Cery Mlllef, Barbltr• Keller Week 'Comoany' coming 'An all-star cast in a flve-star mu.alcal." ~l's what direct.or John Fenacca is calling Orange Coast College's 25th summe r production, ·'Company.'· Stephen Soodbeim 's musical dissection of lbe ccintemporazy mar- riage game will nm at 8 p.m. July 31 Aug. 2 and ~UC· 7 · 9 in lbe OCC auditorium. ONE OF 'l1IE MOST booored shows or the 1970s. "Company" woo the prestigious New YOrtc Drama Critics Award aod a1lo captured five Tony Awards. "We wanted a show where the audience would sit for two boo.rs screaming ~ir beads off with laugbteri and then go home aftd not be able to sleep," Soodbeim said. ••J think we were able to achieve that." P'ive married couples. their single friend Robert and three women in Robert's life form the nucleus around which Sondheim wra ps his haunting aod perceptive score NEW YORK DRAMA cr itic Stewart Klem called the Broadway production "so ex· traordinary m exeeut1on that 1t defies com· parison with any musical that has come before iL" '"lbe textures in Sondheim's music re· qujre the talents or finely lra1ned musicians and singers," said musical direct.or David Anthony, a Golden West College music pro- fessor. "We are fortunate to have a'cast and orchestra equal to his challenge." " 'Company' is one of the boldest and complex shows we have ever undertaken here at OCC." Ferucca agreed. "This 1s the finest cast I've ever worked with and 1t 's go- ing to be a first-class production." THE ROLE OF ROBERT wUI be played by Michael Sims who comes from Chicago where he last starred with Rita Moreno in "S<'apino ... He also has had lead roles 1n "Music Man," "Oklahoma," "Flddler on the Roof" and "The King and 1." <Sff OCC SHOW, Page CS> der CJ CRAIG FLEMING ANO RICHARD AOOGERS Liu Spell. Roberta Keye, Mk:het. Lovenduski . j .. ~· Fksta Mixes Pancakes, Parade, Pagepntry • •• -San Clemente's montb-kmg celebration or ·~its beritqe will feat.ure parades. pageantry ·!musical Md at.blet.ic oontests. ! The fun starts this weekend with carnival :: ndes, food and game booths and intermittent ~.entertainment during• ·~Fielta Fair." -: A dance band will set the tempo, start· :; in1 at 5 o 'clock toailht; Saturday tbe Plaza ~ Part stace will be taken over by variety acts in the daytime and square ~ at nigbt and • Sunday's program will include instrumental and vocal religious music. The park. which will be ope.n until midnight. t ichallenge: !·Don't Lose . . tHope Trail ~ By MICHAEL PA.SKEVICH Of ... Mly ~ s- Bob Hope is one·of t.he toughest interviews in show business. .. No. the much-beloved entertainer doesn'. ; turn out to be nasty guy who snaps out one word : answers to questions or. even worse, hangs up · the phone when he's bad enough. THE TOUGH PA&T ls tracking down Hope : who. at Tl, lives a lifestyle that seemingly is one · toag"RoadtoYouNamell"picture. Initial calls 10 to Irene Jack and Pau. Leighton, two Orange Coast College students whose West Coast Enterprises bas brought top. name rock, jazz and folk musicians to the Costa Mesa campus the put few mootba. Bringing Hope Ir Co. to tbe campus open air arena next Saturday evening in a benefit for . occ·s new health center is their biggest effort ~ to date. Leighton and Ms. Jack set the stage for ~· calls to Ward Grant. an affable man who a.1 media relations director for Hope Enterprises SEEll8 GUNT ALSO bas problemg at times ftndiDI Hope. After a few missed connec Uou from tbia end ol the typewriter. Grant pro vides a nwnber for Hope in WaablnCt.on, D.C • adding that be'd like to set iD a few wordl himself. Numerous calls to the Madison Hotel. Even more rinp. But no Bob Hope. The weekend passes and Grant phones in ,• wttb a new number, somewben lll tbe m Area ' Code. The DUIDMr .. dialed. doubtfully, and after a brief CGllveraatloa with a secretary. an uam••akable •ce eom• en the line. "Hl, this ia Bob Hope. Lcok I'm risbt la the • middle of 90IDet.blq, sorry, can you call me back &3:11?" Wby not? TSN'l"B CAU.'8 TBS chum. Hope IOUDda nlued. abemely frelb for a IU1 Wbo COD· ... ...., ...... be ...... from a termlDa1 cue of J.t a.,. ID tu. c.,... bl UI non men tUD • mWlm air mllel. Tbe fllPt '*' from D.C. prolJUb WM lib a W81k arolDd tlae tlloell. ...... ...... ... a... .......... ta• ldm to v.ne, Parse. i.-. lal...s ...s Miiier ........... __. ..... at tbl K....., Center· ,. tlae ....... Arts. .. v ............................... . R• notn tlaat tlala t1 not bl• first ,.rfGi" ree Ill Qr-.. o..Q, baWal played --~,. ... ,..,. ..... "I'" pt all t•• ltllf &M7 waat to .... II tM J "thll ..... a14111a'91 Moul A' is localed al El Portal Avenue and Calle P uente, one block west or the ortice or the San Cle mente Chamber or Commerce, sponsor of the fair. From 7 a.m. to noon Saturday and Sunday. the Kiwanis Club will be serving pancakes. saus ages. orange juice and coffee or milk from an outdoor kitchen in a market parking lol between Marquita and Mariposa avenues on El Camino Real. · Breakfast ls priced at $1.75 for adults and Sl.25 for children under 12 "Music and Magir" is the theme of Sat ......... ~ -· ,;1 • • '\r • , • : ?. * .. -, ... · .... -.. · ....... ; ....... --.· .. ~ .. urday's 27th annual Fiesta de la Cristianita parade, one or Califomla's largest and most heavily attended proces.sions. Kay Ballard will be grand marshal as the 200 entries step off at 10 a .m . on Del Mar Avenue and continue northward along El Camino Real to El Portal. one bk>ck east or Plaza·Pan where awards will be presented. '"Ibe Cross and lbe Arrow," a three-act. outdoor drama that epitomizes "Pageant or La Cristianita." will be performed at 8 p.m. July 26 Aug. 3 at the Cristlanita Bowl. The amphitheat er is reachable by tak. . . BOB HOPE WILL AIM BARBI AT POLITICAL CONVENTIONI AND CAMl'AIGHI Next Arena for tie One lnen -lie Onnge eo. Cola ........... on Julr 25 • • what's happening today. • responds Hope when asked to describe bis cul't'ent act. The GOP convention, the candidates and the presidential election are prlme tar1et1, and Hope. at one time a newspaper reporter before hi• Broadway debut in 19Z7 ("Sldewalb of Ne• York"l, says he'll be keeptac a close watch on the news for new material. . Became so much of bil suceea ii bued on · humor that ia top6cal and lmmedia&e, Bob Hope la •Prkinl on new bits almost •ftf'Y day. "I ba •e a writer under contract all summer cbeck- lnf tbe .. aclliDel. and J call in everyday at 2 p.m. "I say, 'We'll dcrtbia aod wort on lt' an1t I call back in about four boun." be UJS. ,, ,. . TD SY8TE• OBVl~OVIL~. thoulb Hope admit.I thereJan.1 ,... ... have to keep workinf on Jt -.... · ~ t to lt, n -~, I, " I • A MIDDie Of Hope'1 Clll·tilHDol ,... CUM wbela tbe Pape kMlnd t.be Ud.ed Staa.a: uean. \ was so happy to see him ~ause be was the only CalboUc who wasq;t after h1I job." Recent quips concern nuclear power plants beinl built with "factory aeccmds," a topic that today's "more sophisticated audiences" can re· late to regardless of their stand OD the ilaue. ROPE ADlllTB 1118 rout1nea lnclude some sexual innuendos ... But I would never WU of do- inl all)'lhlDc blatant ... No Bob Hope vartett.=:W be com· plete, lt 1ee1111, without Les Brown and hls bud wblcb includes Joann Greer, Butda Stone mdStwnP)' Brown . Hope and Brown wtll be~ 9t the OCC abow, with It.I atarUnc time pwbed up to l :IO p.m. becau1e of additional taleDt Mded to tbe lineup -country western 1ln1er Ralney HaJMI. the Buddie Schwimmer D..en, RotM Broob ()Ilsa California> Md a *1 of •ander· iDI mimes. TV j)ersonallty Gary Owens wlll ( ... BOPS,hpC4> mg the Estrella ort-ramp from the San Diego Freeway. Ulland about 2 miles, following the pageant posters. Ticket pnces are· adults. $S. ages 6 to 17 years. S2 50 and children under 6, free There are special rates and tour arrangements for ~roups o( JS or m ore persons, available by phorung 498-0880. This South Orange County tradJtion covers tbe adventures or the Portola-Serra Expedition of 1769 and includes s word fights. wild Indian (Sff CKISTIANIT A, Paie Ct> Musicians Deadline LB Series Soothing classical meloches s tart Wednes· day and run the next three weekends in the fourth season of the Laguna Beach Summer Music Festival The Sequo ia String Quarte t , o ne o f Amertca·s 1mPOrtant chamber ensembles. wiU perform at 8 pm Wednesday in the Artists' Theajer at Laguna Beach Hi gh School. 625 Park Ave CURRENTLY QUAllTET·in·residence at California lnst1tute of the Arts, vioUnists Yoko Matsuda and Miwako Watanabe. violist James Dunham and celhs t Robert Martin gained national prommence in 1976 by winning the Walter Naumberg Award. TheJr current season includes appearances n North America and Hawaii and concert tours of J apan and Korea. For the Laguna program they have chosen Chihara 's "Primavera . • Beethoven's String Quartet in E Flat and Ravel's String· Quartet nF THE VENlJE WILL change lo the Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 307 Cliff Drive, for the July 27 concert by the festival's direct.or, cellist Muatoshi Mitsumoto. violist · llUt.oo Tbomu and virtuoso violinist. Yukiltok Kamei. Joining them for a 4:30 p.m. program of ' works by Faure. Piston Stravinsky and Strauss-Schoenberg will be recording art.lat Doris St.eveoaon at the piano. t Mitsumoto teaches at the University o( , Nevada and the soloists are all on ~ music faculty at use. Sergiu Luca, international violin soloist and director of Chamber Music Northwest in ' Portland. and Anne Epperson, s:o!l•borative pianiat and University of [WnoJa pi'ofeaor, wW be feetuttd when tbe series returns to Lquna Beach High School at 8 p.m . Aug. 1. TREV WILL PRESENT 1onatH and dance1 by MendeJalobJI, B•cb, Bolcom, Brabms and WlmiawskJ. Celli.st Karen Buranskaa wUl demoltltr1te her tecbnlcal brllllance and lnterv•Uve aenaltlvlty wJtb tbe Unicorn Pla,..-1 of ' Callt01'1118 when Millumoto CQnducll tbe final concert at 8 p.m. Aug. a. Tbe 14 or~ Soul.hem CaJlfornJa ltriDCI wooctwlnilr' ._.ansta •bo comprtae the UDI· corn Playeri! have been entbusluUeally ,.. cetved by audteneee and critics alike .me. tM (lee JltJllCAL, .... C6) r • ,, ... • 1 • (2 OM. Y "LOT ENTEATA~MENT 'Lady' Lures Director .... ---~tf*M7 ~ ==.:.=-: =:::; ~. Ill DOt maQ e09ld .., tbat tWr ••t8CIJ .. l1 a ....,. m.me.I c.....a ''ll)' Pair Wd:J. '' er...a ow.a. •bo • dlNCt· ••1 ta. Sad41eback CompaQ producUoa of tbe reno .. .a LaHer-Loe•• 1bow Utl"O\llb Aq . I la tM Sedcllebact CQUece n.eaw. bu bad a very un•ual , ........ Ip 'With "Lacb" I.bat ~lllmM to 1ro•. •IDL 90&N anc1 raiMd an HolJTwood and • "aduate ol Hollywood Hl1b. worked one ••nnmer H 1 mail clerk at 'Puamoullt Pictures but bad oo lnteNlt In actlnl. He ... 20 w'bee be HW his first mualcal -"Blossom Time" -wbJcb "just fucmated me." It was then thal he made up bis mind to act and b.is lalents l~ bun mt.o dantt. It was u a dance captain that bis affalr witb "Lady" beaan. Diehl said be bad no idea when be began with the "My Fair Lady" Broadway company with Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews in 151156 that be woaJd be mvolved witb the abow as long Original Cast Member, ~ Broadway Pair Teamed .. be.._ ..... Me hu dlrt"Cted Md/« dlloNolnllibed aome l5 majot. ........ ol UM abow m tM u .s. .Mt •broad- 0ft"I aDIAUABLE bow l 6oe't fl!( bonld wU.b tt Af\et all the produc1Joftl I've done 'Fair Lady' bu ~ a charm foe m So how can you ever c111Uls. anythln& that b aa be~n t hat good• .. ht u hd. lfavlna directed the m\dtcaJ tn Mulco, Spain, Arienllna and larael. he added, '"l'bll \S an UD· usual product ion to do 10 a forelen taniuage ~cause ll ls a play about language " Tbe script bad t.o be re-written for e~b producdon to lit th~ dialect and s la n g or each country "I Ud to \earn Jtebrew while I wu directlnc in Israel. It was quite anterestlng since they knew DO English but did know Spanish. I learned my Hebrew throqh tM SpaNM. Jt ... "'>' ncl~."he aa!d OltbJ s directJon of "My Fair Lady" at &addle.back comes at a unlque Ume u well. RS l\JST completed an ex- tended nm ol ••CaJDe)ot'' Ital'· rtn1 David HoWda,y and Linda Mlcbeae at the Burt Reynolds Theater ln Florida. Tbe two ' tars came wltb him to Sad· dleback. Ms. Mtchele bas been Laurie In "Oklahoma" 'With Jack Jooes., Rosemary in "How t.o Succeed In Buslness" witb Rudy Vallee a nd Sarah in "Guys and Dolli" wlt-h Bert Parks and ~ved praise ror her portrayal of Eliza Doo little In the recent Mllwaukee production of "My F air Lady, .. wblcb starred Leonard Nlmoy as Henry ffig. gins. "David and I bad such a good time doing ·Camelot' lD Florida and we alwa;1 have talked about 'Lad1' &optMr, ff ...... ,..,. tM opportualty ... lbe NAd. ' ''COlllNG TO SaddleMet la lit• .......... ol fr.ab alr. There ta ao muc:b pOlltive --a bere. ..tth die futaltlc fadUU. and tbe YCMll actors wbo are work· lD• wttb m. lt'a a real thrill" RollldQ ponnya tbe lmpec· cable eemanUclat Prof. Henry HJ10m. Tbe Saddleback atqe reverberated to Holliday'• out- atandllla performance as Dao Quixote in the coUece'a 1978 ~ ducUon of "Man ot La Mancba. • He toured with the natiaul. company of "Irene" opposite Jane Powell and bu done aum· mer s tock shows \ncludin1 "1776" with Joel Gray. ''Fi· nian's Rainbow" with Arte John.son and "Sound ol Mmk" with Anna Maria AJbergbetti. H E RECEIVED a Theater World award for his Broadway role in •·coco'' opposite Katherine Hepburn. For ticket information or re- serv ations. call the box office at 831-4656 on weekdays rrom 10 a.m . t.o 2 p.m . Oe61'f ............. DAV10 HOLLIDAY, LINDA MICHELE AT SADOLEBACK Roek 'n' Roll Reverberates at Fairgrounds '505 FLICKER AT THE FAIR .tonight with the sights and 50Unds of the bygone f'f'a returning when Flash Cadillac takes the 5tB98 at the "Touch of Country" Fair In Costa Mesa at 7 and 9. Sharl Lewis of Lamb Chop fame comes to the fairgrounds Saturday along w ith her puppets. Admission to the fair is $3 for adults and $1 for children 6-12. Entertainment Is Included In the price. .. ~ JUNIOR HORSE SHOW competition starts Saturday and Sunday at the County falr's new Equestrian Center. Slue Ribbon winners from the show wtrl be sold Saturday at below supermarket prices. BIG BAND DANCING gets under way Sunday at Anaheim's Inn at the Par k, 1855 S. Harbor Blvd., beginning at 8: 15 p. m . Admission is $3. For further Information call 525-7657. JAZZ LOVERS ARE INVITED to the ninth annual Catalina Dixieland Jazz Jamboree July 27 at Avalon's famed Casi"° Ballroom. There will be music, dancing and cocktails on board the ship that departs Newport Beach at 9 a.m . Casino admission Is S6 and boat pass.age is $11 .50 for adults, $6.50 tor children. For rese"'atlons write Jamboree Hall, 716 llth St., Santa Monica 90402. SOUNDS OF THE ISLANDS wlll be heard tonight and Saturday at Lion Country Safari as the park celebrates "Taste of Hawaii", beginning at 8 o'clock both nights. Admission Is SJ. BALBOA BATHTUB RACE begins Saturday at 1 p.m . off the Balboa Pavilion as two-time tub winner Ed Fraser returns to defend his slippery title. Special prizes will be given for the m ost unique tub. ATLANTIC CROSSING a local rock band will be at the Orange County Fair tonight and Saturday from 8 to 1 t. Entertainment is free with the price of admission to the Costa M esa fairgrounds: $3 for adults and Sl for children. JULI BURKHART AND GARY OeROSIER CO-STAB IN 'ROBBER BRIDEGROOM' AN AUSTRALIAN DRAMA ''The Summer of the Se venteenth Doll" opens tonight at the Anaheim Cultural Center, 931 N. Harbor Blvd. For ticket information call 533~537. LES BROWN AND HIS BAND of Renown will be ap~aring Thursday at the Stage Court of Fashion Island in Newport Beach, beginning at 9 p.m. Adm1ss1 on 1s tree. NO CLOWNING AROUND Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus are auditioning aspiring funneymen and women Wednesday, beqinning at 10:30 a.m . at the Forum in Inglewood. Future clowns will be enrolled in the 13th annual session of Clown College, which will be held this fall in Florida. "MAN OF LA MANCHA" continues at the La M irada Civic Theater through July 26. Showtime is 8 p.m . For tic ket information call 99-4-6310. KALEIDOSCOPE KALIFORNIA a collection of 80 color photographs, continues at the Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main Street, Santa Ana. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m . t o 5 p.m . and Sunday noon to S p.m . SAFARI SKATING is offered every Friday and Saturday night trorn 8 t9 midnight at Lion Country Safarl1 8800 Irvine Center Drive, Laguna Hills. Skate rentals are available. The last car is admitted into the wildlife prese"'e at S p.m. Admission is $.S.95 tor adults and $3.7Sfor children 3-11 . "OH A CLEAR DAY You Can See Forever", co-starring Robert Goulet and Joanna Gleason continues at the Los Angeles Music Center. For ticket Information call (213) 972·72'6. "HOORAY FOR HOLL YWOOO" billed as the world's largest marionette show, plays dally at Magic Mountain In Valencia. The thrill ride park also opened a new Aqua Theater where dolphin routines and high diving show~ are performed. "THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM" opens tonight at Ule GEM Theater, 12852 Main Street. Garden Gr ove. The bluegrass musical by Eudora Welty w ill run through August 9 beg1nn1ng at 8.30 pm. For hcket •nfor mat1on cc111 636-7213. A CLASSICAL CONCERT featuring the Mt. Parnassus Quartet will be held Sunday at ttle Sherman library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The two-hour show starts at Sand is.tr~ to the public. JAZZATTUDE DANCE COMPANY performs Sunday at the Turtle Rock Community Center, 1 Sunnyhill Dnve Irvine. Showt1me is 2 p.m . and admission is SJ for adults and S2 for seniors and students. A BOY ANO A BEAR are part of the true adventure film ser ies being shown Wednesday at the Balboa Theater, beginning at noon. "Stranger in M y Forest" is being sponsored by a Christ ian fellowship of local fam ilies. JAZZ AMONGST THE ANIMALS w111 be hear~ tonight through Sunday a t t~e _San D1eqo Wild Animal Park as Latin 1azz great Cal T 1ader and his orchestra and t.hr~ ~n Diego area bands play. Adm1ss1on 1s free w ith t ickets to the park. AN INDIAN SHOW is coming to the Anaheim Convent ion Center Sa turday and Sunday . w ith silver concha belts, leather, silver and turquoise jewelry. Hours will be 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . Sunday. Admission is SJ for adults, S1.50 for students. and $1 for children. .. . . i INTERMISSION Fm•. July 18, 1'110 OM. y Pk.OT Cl Le~ding Actors Upgrade 'Las( of the Class' Tbe worts ol F~ CarmJcbael tb poor •••'•Neil Simon, '-embt a aort ot.lheatnuJ 9'1bnd. Hit ayatem mt lo be, lake an inapin Uoe from t.b1I play, an Id a from U\at OM. aur w.ll aad apnfld thlnly over an evenlna ol play. lqu ..... Al \be W lmlnater Community Tbc.ter •Mn Cam\icba l • ms to be UHt rtllldenl Playwnpt (two ol hi5 PIQ'I lut aeuon, two lntern1ission Tom Titus more tllil aeaaon~. the lat t m1irtur~ 1a a C"Om edy called "La.al ol lhe Class " ll 's ~hat you might have al Netl Simon's "Sunshine Boy~' stayed bl Lanford Wilaoa's ''Hot L Balumoro " A8 A PLAY, "LAST of the Clas~" more re sembjes a B movae w1tb Its smart ass bellhop. UlDOCeot damsel to the big city, stnppt:r anct gangster eompns10g a· supporting cast of re c.'Ogmuble stereotypes. What ~eparates 1t from the late show genre are its two leadmg chanc ters, a pa1r of genuinely 1nterestmg senior cituens who are sketched -and portrayed w1th imagination. The pair arrive at a seedy New York hotel room t.o settJe the estate of its recently deceased occupant, an old schoolmate whom neithe r fellow liked very well. Among the possessions. . I • ' '' • ~ .... ·-·~Ill \4.,,. t ·~\ AVERY SPECIAL DINING EXPERIENCE MEXICt\N FOOD & DRINK LUNCH • DINNER SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH • Open 11:30 to Midnight llllW. Coast Rwi_. _ cNm to tie AttMI, Newpen llMc;JI We Weleome Raervatiam • Mii Reichelderfer ls the m~ memorable, play- ing a stooped-over septugenartan from an old · folks' home. approaching senility but retaining enough sharpness of wit to extricate him from repeated entanglements ln one of the better community theater performances of tbe season. Flynn gives an excelle nt account of a staid old Floridian baffled by the rough goings-on in the Big Apple. Laurie Sondag as the tearful ingenue , star- ving as she waits for a call from her beau. is sad-. died with a one-d1mens1onaJ character and is able lo do htUe with 1t. Lebbie Samos fares bet· t<'r. taking on a chched character <the stripperl but bemg able to put it in perspective later COMPLETING THE CA.ST are Joe Ritkes a s the hus t11n ~ bellboy, a compe tent performanre. and Chuck G resham, a fine character a ctor doing another from his collec- uon or meanies as the hoodlum. TENSE CONFRONTATION FROM COMEDY 'LAST OF THE CLASS' IN WESTMINSTER Lebbie Samoa •nd Cttudl Great.am W•nt An1wer About Fiim From J.D. Relcheldef"fer Re1rhelderfer. m additJon t.o his estimable work on staRe. al~ designed and appointed the Westrrunster set. a study m creative clutter Techmr al efff"Cts by Peter Peterson and Dirk 11 lurnl> out 1s a Porno~raphtc movie also sought h) tht• aforemenuooed stripper and gangster. ea<.'h for a d1ffen•nt reason. lowed to dwell on mundane matters until its pare begins to sa~ Chapman are quite good • One can't help noting that, with the samt r as t. d.trector Serord might have put on a good production of "Tht' Sun!>hine Boys," but at least the Carm1 rhael play 1s an un!am1har one, which t ountc; for ~mcthing. Performance5. of ''Last or the Cla.-.s" continue F'nd<1 y!> <1nd Saturda ys throu~h Au~ 9 at lht: tht-<1ter . 7272 Maple St Wt'stmmMt•r Ho" the o ld geezers outwit their ad 't'r!-.anl'l>. "'hilt· trying to straighten out the other young ludy"s problem. 1s, of course what .. L ast o f t ht• C la ss" 1s ull about Al Wcstmin~l l•r, d1re<.-tor J ark Sttord has mounted a produl'l1on whH·h entertain~ but "-hlt'h •~ al HOWEVER. DESPITE ANY overall fall ings. "Last of the Class · 1s notable for I.he pe rfo rman<'c " of J 1 m F'I ) nn and J D Re1chelderfrr m the leading roles Both actor.. have takt>n giant strides over the yPar'l , and th1~ comedy d1 !>plays the m at the top of their form A Summer Tradition The Palm Springs area's newest luxury resort at only S27 00 per day' Much lower than our normal summer rates, and 1t 1ncluoes a welcom1,..g cockta il for two upon arnval. Spend a day in the sun. Relax, unwind and en1oy the resort s spa rkling pools, 25 championship tennis courts. 27 holes of golf complimentary bicycles. game room, gift shop and much more. Uncomplicated? You bet' Rancho Las Palmas Resort is the place for Your Day in the Sun. 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Y PU.OT ........... ~J HOPE DUE ••• .... v ... ~ and the ewmaa will -walh • ftrewcirb tahate lo OM lat.e 8'ai C,.bJ Md JohnW~ ''We did I lot ol SbOWI tQlet.hef," flope H)'tl ol loqtlme friend Wayne · "I wu doen1 my 7$lb IMrthciay 1e-ow two .)e1n qo and he phoned and aaid. 'You're not doiftl al *it.bout me.'" Hope rw.alla "So •• filmf'd tum do•n al hli bomtt al Newport 8t-ach " (W a)'"M'S bal1May greet.inc WU bnef "I ho~ )'OU Uve f0ttver and that mine 11 lhr last voece you Mar "> WHF.N HOPE PULLS Ullo town. he won't ~ :>U1ymg long enough to enjoy 11oummer llh: a long ~ Orange oa1t He'll be leavtna 1m mediately to get back to even more wwk. "I haven't bt>en home (Palm Spnn1s> in u monlh and won't be back for another l1tro months," he notes. He's contracted for eight hours of prime lime pedals for NBC th.as falJ, the first of 14htch will air Sept. 6, with a cast inclucbng Lona Anderson. Ltnda Gray tnd Danny Thomas Th.as show 1s essentially completed. sav<' for the final monologue which Hope s ays he'll tape on Sept 2 lo ma.ke 1t fresh as possible. THE NEXT SPECIAL will air an Nov ·ember, a day or so before the election to allow h1 m a fe"! lill>l·.minute zingers. J lope says he does help out tbe candidate or hi~ J:,hoice through donatioru., but isn't one to campaign, publicly for his favorite. No doubt all three candidates will be·oo the receiving end of Jokes dunng the special. And yes, Hope has even more plans for lhe future -a staggering thought for a performer wh o alre ady has 1.000 r adio s hows . 400 i elev1s1on shows and more than SO movies under h1:-, belt • SPACE LIMITS mention or the thousands of personal appearances or USO shows and the • countless awards, honorary degrees and com- mand performance requests t:te's received along th<' way Hope says he has booked "five or six" ap- pearances at college ~ampuses lb.is falJ , a re· peat of a highly successful concept that was filmed for TV last year • In between all this activity, he'll squeeze in a little golf. and. three or four times a week. a rordaal ohone or personal interview with a JOurnahst.. It's am . s1blc• not to ask Hope the obvious "t\n• you a workaholic ?" "IT'S n ;NNY. MY WlFE asked me that -th t· other d ay on the plane ba c k fr om Va~htn~on I told her ·No. I'm a laughahobc ·. ~er10usly I have more fun doing the shows . and I reel better arter doin~ them. I really feel bet· h·r ··comedy 1s a mental challenge that k~ps · me going all thl' lime And it's JUSl so much fun to ~tand up and make people laugh •· -1ea1 Cantonese f oad STAG CHDISE CASIO C>aw.J.9560 ~olden ~~ Sl;;)ragon ·0~ GENUINE CHINESE MAfi>MIN DtSHES $pec1ohztng In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes LUNCH•DINNER DAILY F-ood To Take Out ZOJlH..tlerltYci. COSTA MISA 11 30 A M to 10 PM 64Z·71'2 • '11·HI l un A\11 PICO SAii tlUll rm 91117 LIVE! -.ON STAGE HUMYI ~~lbs:"'9ol NEIL SIMON NEXT'-OPENS AUG. 6TH F~ KAYE BA• I •.RD '-:-a THE PAE~. WfSTa.fl I BISE (7 •• m.1111111& Id!" A..WCCIMEDYIYCB:JNI~ ""'' ....................... 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Consequently, our customers have "found" us. either because friends have told them or they are long time residents of the area. • We are a meeting place for friends and a fnendly place for meetings -away from the beaten path, so to speak . Join us. Wire popularly out ofthewa}t -. .. , I . I I ' . I \ '. _MT._...,;GAil':"-~L.;;;E.;..R;..;IE;,.S;;;...._ __ -;--------------------.!.• ----~--:~---------_:Fr:=ld!IY. July 18. 1980 DAILY PILOT "Tbe heart dOll leap up I A llMk car•lffflr ." Fllle Art's Reflectiv~ at Any .Age 1-4 ....... ,., fi~--...... tton fH=he et"t· I ol old9r edutts s.ddt-.Ck itllCll emerlt\n IMtlt\M u. wortt1 t9'eJr lftltruetlOrl opens .t 7 O'CIOCk 9n'9ht. TM stMM continues tn the 9'tne Al1I ol the MlssJoft V .. )o ~mpus, ._ He Perkwev, untu .. -... t. ,.._. 1 fof' lftfOnMtJon. 1tcAL•t If<" AN lfXHlatTtON •"projects by 1 1Uu1tr•tk)n stu--ntsof oa..a "'*'et Ot'aft91 Coast qo11ege, wtn be on dllPl•Y July '11 t~ Aug. 31 et the Miiis House Vlsual Arts (.omptex West G•llerl In ~rden Grow from ftOOft to~ p.m . Wednesdays tt.rough 5-days. . PERSONAL Yt•W..OINTS 01' Guetem11lan cul\W"e ere eJ(J)fessed by Sundays and 7 to 10 Frkt•y •nd Saturday nights until Aug. 8. . ACTRESS LINDA EVANS WILL join the festivities when the Callfomla Campaign for Economic Decency sponsors an art exhibition and auction July 2S at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Newport Beech. TM event wlll start with refreshments at 7:30 p.m. and bidding at 8:30. The custom-framed original graphics, watercolors and oil palntlnos will ranoe from Inexpensive to very expensive. Tickets may be pur. chased at the door or by phoning n~sn6. LITHOGRAPHS, PASTELS, ETCHINGS, silk screen and collagraphs by Lenore Oevkt Onlonez end Martin Prechtel In their PAlntlngs huna in Orange Coast Colleoe Gallery, 2701 F=alrview Road, Costa Mesa. ~rough Aug. 30. 'JOYABAJ' BY ORDONEZ IN OCC SHOW Beron, Nick Capacl, Dave Chapple, Pat Coffaro, Garik Eberts, Biii Hoft, Kathy Morehead, Jonde Morthcutt, Lyndell Stonlc.k and Scott Wessel will be shown through Sunday In Galfery 114 at 114 Agate Ave., Balboa Island. The mixed media showroom is open Tuesdays through SUndays from APPROXtMATEL Y 41 WORKS BY contemporary artists who have proved most popular with museum visitors will be on vJew In the Art Rental Gatlery at the U>s Angeles County Museum of Art through Sept. 5. "Additional Space Expose Ill" wl!_tl_nclude s>'Kes from an Inventory ge'""'flly viewable only on request. AmonO the works are Steffani Bailey's soft, watercolor constructfons, a vapor dl'ttWN'Ma bV Larry Bell batiks bv Maoole Kendls, June Wayne's luminous, abstract ·prints and photographs by Jeff Gates. The gallery, located In the lower level of the Leo S. Bing Center, 5905 Wilshire Blvd., Is open to the public from 10 to S Tuesdays.Fr idays and 10 to 6 Saturdays and Sundays. Admission ls tree. ARTIST KEITH CROWN will be present for a 2 to 5 p.m . reception Sunday, opening an exhibition of his works at Abraxas Gallery, 2815 Villa Way In Newport Beach. Viewing hours are 11 to 5 Wednesdays through Enjoy our splashy new shows together. Not only is Marineland's killer whale Orlcy more than four times the size of the other well known killer whale in the area, he and his. co-star put on California's best aquatic show. according to PSA Magazine. You'n also love our energetic dolphins, f un·lovmg sea lions and charming trained birds. Share America's only swim-through aquarium together. PSA Magazine calls Baja Reef "the best new idea to hit family entertainment centers in years'.' We provide a wetsuit, mask and fins, then you explore an underwater paradise alive with thousands of ocean fish. Others can share the expenence by watching through underwater windoWs. (Extra charge for required equipment.) 00 .. 0 t 1 to 5 and 8 to 10 Fridays and Saturday evenings. THREE "SHOOTING" COMPANIONS, David Tejada of Newport Beach, Stephen Francis of Anaheim and Ed HI raga of GarUen Grove, are repre~ted In an exhibition of black and white prints of w idely var ied format and subject matter at the Belson Gallery, 3720 Ca mpus Drive, Newport Beach. Their "visions" may be seen from 2 to 4 and 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays through Wednesdays. Ttull to our incredible high elvers together. Hold your breath as these Olympic-cahbre athletes perform a series of dazzling dives, induding one from more than 90 feet up. Then laugh as the Aquamaniacs turn belly flops into belly laughs. (Daily except Mondays.) At Marineland you'll en1oy refreshingly cool ocean breezes in a beautiful set tinq that gives you one • of the most spectacular f views of California's ~--.:::..& coastline. Share it all together. ................................. This coupon 1s good for S 1 00 off the general a~lssion of each person in your party any day Mondey through Friday when ~ted at the Marineland ticket booth. This offer cannot be combined with any other discount Reg Pnce Adults S6. 75 Children S4 75 (3-11) oukiren under 3 are fret. .__ ____ ASl6 I I I I •• ~,_ ... ,-=-. I I • I I I I t I I • INFORMATION & DIRECTIONS: (213) 541 -5663 -Qlcwtll ()anplin,, Loi AnQllll nn. , NOW PLAYING ---·~-TOii llWMll'-~ lllcll l'l-0388 COll.i auSI &3\.3501 ...._ .................. ..,.,... lfvllll ~I '°6SS ,_ f)lll __. "Certain to be the summertime blockbuster." ----IMU Orlll9t i)l 43"0 -Ron• S.r,.11, ABC· TV -·· lmA rt.AU .... ~~ ~lJ'l - ,... .... ~wur -ei•HJ; _., MWTI CO&lf ~lffu~tll~ lOWMlll'•um tlUOMU ....... ~..,.,·9~220 l .t •• '' ::-:.."• ............. Or"'91~llm '2 ~· .... . ' .. -. ..... . "'2400 "-....... _. ...... TMI MO UD OHi ~ It.It t Utt Ml e 111 e Wt 1111• ~-.... o.t,. ........ AMPlAHI '"' , ....... ,. ...... .. ·-............... ..... ·~ ~ .... 7UIUI ~ a. e M .... e ... e Mt .. "Atltft.A..-- -'l'l-1'16+.el .... ,~ ~,.._,,,..,.. .. '6ClftC THFATllES OllrYE IH SWA, ME£1$ \ • •t • ,. •M euc.a • \l't ..0 O•l °"'' 61 HARBOR 8l YO OlllYF IN• ORANGE DlllY(·lll ••• ro l "" Ut I~'. $,t.l•GA• flllt 'W ., lU-.... U .&J ~-UACW\i• ·-···~ •' -..1• 979 98!>0 • .- MOVIE REVIEWS · 'Alrttlaiae' ~akes Off •• Movies, Marx Gags . .. :, "THE BLUES BltOTMElltS" ~ contains enough enervy for 10 ! movies. Much ot It is ml~i· ,: rected, but enouQh remains to • ~lease less demanding movie i.. patrons. Especially thc>W who .. <:herlsh car crashH -nevH has 1he Detroit product been~ : mo11shed SOSPKtclCularly. ~ t paper-thin ptot concerns two ~ shady brotherS seeking to save .. their Oki orphanage by re-form-ing their jazz band. On this f', traglle framework are hung ,1 gargantuanstuntsandspleridld musl~I numbers by Aretha Frank· Jin. Cab<:alloway. Ray Charles and James Brown. The major Fro•P•~Cl OCCSHOW ••• Other cast members, all veteran Oran&e County actors with national credits, include Liz Kerezsl. Richard Rodgers, Lorraine Him. Michele Lovenduski, Kathy Perltios, Calvin Coker, Barbara Keller, Roberta Kay. Lisa 'Spell, Rick Bosworth and Zoreese Burtin· Green. THE BU.JES BROTHERS a musicaJ comedy NOW PLAYING _..... . , All seats are r eserved. Tickets priced from S2 to $4 are on sale in the OCC Ticket O ff ice. l ocated i n the college 's Administrauon Building and open from 8 a .m . to 4.30 p.m. Moodays through Fridays. ow..a·a.mawot ~1111 -•n.IM'ft.* ·Picnickers :·See Pageant Food fanciers and art ellth•asts may • enjoy tbe bnt of both worlds cm Aq. a. ..._ t.M l.rviDe 11..W C1lorale st.aces • c•tend French picnic supper against the bKkdrop of the 4sth annual Pageant of the Muters at Laguna Beach. Proceeds from the event will be used to help defray expenses of •dminist.erinl the 140-voice choral ensemble , which begins its 13th performing season th.ls fall with John Alexander as director. . . Tbe picnic will be held at 6 p.m. Ul Heisler Park at Laguna Beach. adjacent to Las Brisas r estaurant oo the waterfront. Free private parldne for picnickers will be available near tbe Laguna Bowl. Price of the picnic includes a cboice seat at the Pageant. Tickets are $50 per person. P> of which ia tax deductible. For further informatioo, call the chorale busioess office: 542·1790. Wes"""'Slef 891·3!nl 0.1119' 6)1·~ Si/IQ Alli ~H271 ........ -\'1119 ColCI ..... 631 J:IOI --·~ IT.._.W ... s.nu ,.,.. !>40--744' °' l"Qt bl9 a no --· WIMITW CW ~a.a &41-<l3el (I!~ b~ ZY.>l ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Now through July 20 .. AIRPLAHE .. INt "IRUIAIH" CNt ....... --...... -, ____ .... --~ .. Tonight: FLASH CADIILAC Saturday: SHERI LEWIS Sunday: DOUG KERSHAW la free aJ.owt at 7 UMl 9 P·•· BUJE RIBBON LIVF.STOCK AUCTION SA 11JRDA Y "ClllD A STID" PRCA PRO.RODEO-Toaicht 8p.m. s.turd.y ..l Sucla1 -3 and 8 p.m. Pim: Coatiauout F..tertaimDmt • E.Dibitt • Livettock Yrni•al • Flower SI.ow • Cookia1 Demon1tr.bon1 Mmic: Rock. Bis Buda, '1ettan. Bluesra11. Pop. M.daina Bude ••• anew. WUlllD IUI IDYlCI Nn•Miclr .... Rouks <fS. S7. 16. 80 oelr 7-Up cliec1 m1 tick.tb hr dae Rodeo 11 ~ 7..f.lna Mlrlriltl ia .,.._Or ... c..-ty· ... Haw • fra 7-Up II the fair. ) KIDS F1E TODAY un'D. 6 PM ,._ (714) 751-FAIR . .-.. , 1 that succeeds surprtsfnoh• wetl. From a lat .. Vktorlan novel of Henry 0eYete Stadtpoole about two children lh'pw.-.cked on M\ ktylUc I.a-cl; they buUCI an ~rteable life for themselves, grow up to dJscover sex as well as the cruelty of man and nature. The ptotsucceeds beCause of sensitive dlredlon bv Randal Klelser and Ingenious par1ravals by Brooke St\le4dt and Cristopher Atkins. Rated R Wah Disney f'todvcf IC)IU' , ... I= W ~~::~\a:\ I Tbei.-0 ·-ill ~tt ........... iltbe'MadaL .-nlkdfonl "BRlJBAKER" 12:16-2:66:15 •:~10:30 amlidl.-.. In tJie toilets? Chased after ac:laool? ..... down for your lu•w:h moneJ? ~, . GETA , BODYGUARD!, llGLVTI" &IMON PRODUcrlONS PIU:SENTS •A TONY SIU. FILM MY BODYGUARD trruaiscCHRIS MAKEPEACE •RUTH GORDON • MA'M' DILLON --JOHN HOUSEMAN· CRAIG RICHARD NELSON· KATHRYN GRODY ADAM BALDWIN ~•MARTIN MULL •i:, DAVE GRUSIN ·~·.~MELVIN SIMON ti .JI ..._.,ALAN ORMSBY -.,DON DEVLIN -.<'TUI~• TO~ .• y.~~~c:~···ft· ~ ,.oo~~lf~~~ .. ~ •===---= ~ ~~·~·-·-·-._ L-.J. ·~ t.1•[1\ I ti!\'• I • f.. ~ " ............. ,.. .. ... .. ,,.... ...... ..... ........ ---" ... _ ······•1 ". "'· '--' ... ,l'-'\ ROCK TALK A..d-. t L. His n....:. ~ Mk*Dlltr•f9 ··~UyMnty-4 .-.,18 1ves .urenm dlYJ ~·--~ ... Rolling tones Gatlwr an Ardent Fan IK)THEM>t ~":~w By U aOBIN80N TM nr1t tune Ron Wood Jlepped on • sta1e bewu9 "J b..:I a l kilft croup w1lh my. two older brot.Mrs," he ~•lied, ··1 played wubboard and lowd ti. I had butlt'fl'U• and everythlnc. I really did. but I lapped up the applau.ae " Sonw "• y an laltn". as lhe Rollinf. St.ooe1 were well on their way to tstabtl1titn1 themH lv u "the group parents lovf' to hale ," Ron was phayma ao a band called The Thun· dtrblrda, later renamed as The BlrdJ "W8 V8ED TO Pl.A\' the Stones 'I Wanna Be Your Man.'" b~ said. "I U5ed lo listen to lhom a.Id tb.lnk rd Uke to be part of tbal. "Tbey were a11u)'a my ruorite 1roop and I Wheeling Wonders New York City's fast-paced King Charles Troupe of basketball players on unicycles must feel right at home now that Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is performing at the Forum in Inglewood. The troupe's act bas been joined by 16- year-otd Valerie Valentine who may also be seen when the circus moves to the Anaheim Convention Center July 30 to Aug. U . I [.___R_o _c _K _T_A_LK __ ] knew U\ul I'd jotn them 1ome day. l really felt hko OD<' ot them , even then. J used to see pie· ture• ol lbo St.onea and think, •wow. there's il picture or my five brothers.' 1 always thoucbt they really had It rogether." Sl\Ung an the Rockefeller Center offices of Rollin.: Stones Records, shortly before the re- lease of the new Stones' LP, "Emotional KN1t-ue," a cheerful Ron "Woody" Wood (who Joined the .group In 1975) talked about being a member of one of, 1f not THE world's greatest rol'k'n'roll bands "YOU CAN'T BELIEVE yo ur freedom "1th in the tones· structure," be said . .. tt•s a bit binding elsewllere; people expect a little bit much from you, or they treat you like } ou 're on sbow all the time. but being a member or the Stones is something very bpecial. And when the Stones go onstage, it's tbe best feeling in the world. "We have mock arguments and stutr, but we like to clear the air as quickly and thoroughly as we can, and that's one of the greatest things about us. /. "Everything is up front, there's no backbit· mg." RON HAS A SPECIAL feeling about the new Stones' album. because it's the (irst time one of his songs has been included. lie co-wrote "Dance" with Mick Jagger and Keith Ri chards. and as he pointed to his name on the lyric s heet, Ron broke into a big smile. "Credit where credit is due,'' be said. "Anyone would want that. but it's es~iaUy im· portant to a guy like me. I work a Jot with Mick and I work a lot with Keith. Writing with those two is a classic opportunity." Although Woody was quite involved with the recording, when it came lime lo mix and •master I.he disc, he stayed away. "TIIEV'D LllCE ME TO be involved," he said, ·'and I like domg those things , but it takes experience and a very clever ear. l lbink the polish that Mick and Keith put on is self· sufficient. What they did is right on target. Bu t they did want my opinion." Obviously, Wood bas a great deal of faith in the band be describes as "such damn nice guys ... Yet he acknowledges that many people enjoy and expect the "evil" image they've built over the years. ''Well, they don't have to WANT it with ' Keith, 'cause he really ts," jokes Ron. "He can be, especially to someone who's a real pain in the neck. "lt doesn't matter what walk of life you're in, there ~jut.some people wbo are a pain in the neck and Keith won't pat up with it. •'I'm a GemlDL I rarely explode, bat wbea I -do it'• a horrible meu. I can take anytbi.Qg, really, and I never give people a bard time just for the hell of it. Buically. I'm a reJO&lar ff\IY. always lrYiDa to make lhillgs nan smoatbly. .... OranaeMall 637·0340 ~.,,,,,.,,..,,..,., .... ~ ...... , .. .,...,.,,,,,,,. ... ,.,.,. -;#4 ,..,,,..,,,. • ...,,. ,. ,,..,.,.,.,. ,._ ... , ...... ,..,,. "SPELL a·INDINGI GLORIOUSLY DIABOL1CALI" -Jen9' Ma.iln -New Yorls TllMI A STANLfY KUBRICK AlM JACK NICHO~N SHHilY DUVAll '' fHE SHINING" " "'1.l)ltto<.1111• SCAlfMN CROfHER~ DANNY lHML SlIPHfN ~NG .111"1'1!'~ •t,,,,. -~ .... STANlfY KUBRICK& O~f JOHNSON STANlfY KUBRICK " .,.., ... JAN HAR~ rli !Wixmiqfu ro R -~•. --··-·-'9:_~·-·--- 'HOWTOBEA THE HIGH COST OF LMNG" fll.u."1 ''MV BODYOUARO" ' DAil. Y PILOT CJ CRITICS bt CHOICE •"THE UST AND 1'U111UEST Clint Eastwood movie. .. -.Jefwt Mellin, THE NEW YORK l\'\ES . ••aLZSS YOU BRONCO 1111.LY. It's time to t.ke Eastwood seriously as one of the most honest, Influential personal filmmakers In the world today.'' -Tom Allen. VILI.AOE VOICE ... " "ONE OF THE FUNNIEST and most touching films you'll see this or any year:· -~Ond B<Jn.,11. AEK lV .~.... .. ..._ ' I• -o· .. :· -• -·· ··--I. PG-..,..,•--l'llf-ol , ___ , __ ._ . .,. ........ ~ "°"'IOI 01 DALMATIONI • KURT RUSSELL "USED ·CARS .. P'> .... ,, .. ,. ......... MICHAf.LCAIM _. .... TIE •! -ISLlm • ·~MiM ~..-.® ... DM.YN.OT wlfL-:.W. w....w....,..... ~ .... """ _,.,., .......... ~ ..... ~*WI ..... ...._~ ................. _., .............. ~ -. .... a a.-o •THEooo~ f '"°"'*ifll NI f~ , .. t -·----o.c. 'IOI IO~-~-.. ,~ .... IOI»~ at .. .,._ NtaAn.. fNC OOll#Nl'f a~wrn w..ww ~i=:=¥l:: I HOOAH·• Hfla8 . . . . ... (1110tftOt Cl ......,. "- -· II\ HMIWd County bf"9 WI lfte O'Md In ...... ~""° ..... .. ..,.,...,,_, -~ ..... A lleld•llOt9d wom•n lt.hrle tte Her1t•vl I• ....-tit' the c.oun to ~ '"000 "' IUdO· m.nl ~ "°"" Jiii\ CRI e o MOYc • • • ''Th• f o•tune" 11tf&I Jeci. NICN)lto<"t, W•ren Baalty Two t>utn- blert p1o4 10 rornancie eno ''*" murder tn '--1 to ""*rt ...... mon9y I MERV GAlff!H WAU. tfAE£T WEE< "At>uM On Well Screec • °'*'' Acy A. SCholland. proteuor of law at 0-gelown~ • OlD FMHOe... NEW FMND6 Fr.a ~ Vl9ila the hOme ot beMC>el ...,., • Slat WlllM StaroeR al the Pmtbur'Qll Pira1-. t:30. SACAAMENTO W&X INMWW . .. TUBE TOPPERS IOU G 8: 00 -"How to Succeed ln Business Without R eally Trying." Robert Morse rises from window washer . to board chairman in this musical s poof on business wHh Rudy Vallee and Michele Lee . ABC D 9:00 -"The Fortune." J ack Nicholson, Stockard Channina and War- ren Beatty head the cast of this caper comedy about a bumbling plot on an heiress' life (photo below>. KOCE 9 10:00 -Satchmo. The life of Louis Armstrong is chronicled ln this special, narrated by tbe late jazz musi- cian. ~I i>'(standetl alilte • THE 1ENNY H1U. SHOW • MISSION: ....oeal8lE . , -..... TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS J"'* CeoneY. V~ ... ~,.~--UM OUI lO t_.. WI Oedl- ~ comc>ltll. t2 lltt , IS mon) ewow • • "Oeooy Fof T wrot" 1 '9701 Wllllam KlrYln, JMn CtlrtalopMr. A to11ely ~woman ectt 11 a pOlice deCOy to tr IC> .,, an-* ~ed ot~ _.. of Ill• f(lf!Nf rno09il. (2 lwS ) 1: 'IO 9 t t00.000 NAME THAT TUNl , •• N!WI i.ooO MOW •••• ··1 AetMmw Mema" ( 190) Irene Ou11ne , Barbare Bel Gedoee A Nao~· t-. lly • .,...,... • ,_ in SM Frlrltl8CO uooe. 1he guodence of 1 untqlie WOlnWl.(21n) ~-MOVIE •• 11 -14. OOl'S HcJweu ..,\I I KIJA\' ._, Hogen~ two O..· mat1 ofhcera m.1 S!MaQ 13 J11t11 0"'9t • vest POOi ol OIL • oQt. CAvt'TT "-'o'a a C're..,d ~ Munay f•om!IOft • THE HUMAH f~ OFQf!HA 11:30 8 ()) THE AvetOEM TWO .a.ntlsll we ltld- n~ by mectlanocat rotlOts ptogtWM!ed by • maornen 1r11en1 on 111o kodnaOPrtg 8ft -.cttOtlOCI e&Def1 The IMF must ttoe> • tor· e-gn ~a l)lel'IS IO ~te . ac>enlJst whO has ClefeCted to the Wesl 12::30 I :.: VWED GAME ( 1973) Jene Fonoe. ea..ra Fo•. 8aeed on the CJlav by lbMr1 Contronted br '*~·~ ftY. • __, aseerts het own 10ent1ry. (2 hrs.. s O~t Weltw &,111van (Pen l of 21 • S'tUDIO 9E£ • Coo ShOw'' Elroior.< ~\$ 9SliSl tr'9 Glend.ie. Amona PallOll 0ec>t • New Yotit Clly klOS l'Mke A s 1n J_oe Sant~ finds his swinging bachelor life curtailed when his ex-wi!e sends the ir daughter (Melissa Mi chaelsen) to live with him on "Me and Ma.xx" tonight CJl 8:30 on NBC, Channel 4. "Sometfl<ng For E-.«y· one-A peoci19·1 commune P'oductJOn 1~ II me toaie of lhll lilrTI •aolatnmo tne worieings of a ~ ~on~ 10:00 fl ()) OAUAS 0 ntE9EBTOF CAASOH ~ Robert BIMe 800 AnCleraOll. 8ur1 Sfoulrnen MuflammlCI Ah (RI 7'.«>I~~ NICNEWS KUNGF\J C*"9 -Ole ~ In t.o -·· hMr1S 10 ttiwwt thW NtracS ..a ~ a l~Sno llX MLUOH DOU.AA MAH "" i."""..,.._..~-808l't 1$ ~lnaplo4ot ~ .... ldel'IU!y. • llWllOFSAN f9'6NCJ8CO s...111 ~ mur- det9 .... ""1h only Che -0 "'""'*#/' left as •'*--• OVEAENf't au.: ........ ~ tw.fCC)(A) • MACNEIL I La.A '9'0RT 1:ao II WOAU> Of SUfMVAl. "P...,._ ~" ttost JoM ~ lllM9 tne PlilMI "*'<lS tot a l'lrsl - llanc:I looll at wMf' s at st..-e when _,, tot tne INC1t0n of • ~ w ,., Oii pori "' me wcru. ~~atUIN1 into ec:t.ion I FAMll HOUYWOOO SOUAAEa 19 FAC:t: TME MUSIC MACNel. / l.EH~ AEPORT ID VOTEM' Pft1JNE "Affordable Houalng" Ho.t: Jim Cooper. ()) P.M. MAOAZINI!! 8.-00 8 (I) THE lilCMDl8LE HUU< McGee lolowt a.-to• ~ perty wher'9 ear-... rwluciant ~t end .... HuPc • ~. lRI D CWP WT8TIOCD AmoMI becomm !tie bun OI 1111 a.en ... · jolces when Illa IMCfMW ~, .. Mt Drummond. CR) 8 MOYIE •• * "SWMI Hostlige• (1975) l lnda SIM. Martin 51-A young girl ii l..ld- neppecs by an eecaped mental ~rienr 8" .ffi KFMB ICBS) San Diego '9 KHJ-1\1 ( ll'ld ) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San 01eoo e KTTV llnd) Los Angeles I KCOP· TV (In<!.) Los Angeles KCET· TV (PSS) Loe AngNe e KOCE-TVCP88)Hunl1nglon B9ach Ar>O'I Kaufmlo t>Oell a comeov ""°"' in the 1>&1o&- rnen1 OI his parenl · s hOuse. with ouea11 Oel>f• Jo Fondren. 1he 1978 Plsy- ml1• ot Iha Year. eno 111s oog. D MOYIE *** "liaw To~ In tMiness WllhOvl Re.fly Trying" 11967) Rot>er1 Morie, Mid!ele L.._ A..- OOW dMt* 1'1'0f111 his way lo the loP ot • company Wiit! the Nip Oii a boOI(. • gir1 _, • 9111 of gab. (2 ht&.) ·~MMWM * *. ~ Hor•llo Hornblower•' (1951) Gt-. gory P9c:*.. Vlrgwtle M._ A Bt;w. -captain ... lhe _. Our1ng I~ Napoleonic Wlt'S (2 tn ) • 2tTONIOHT Hollt. ()eca AoOw!L 6li) W~TOHWEE< IHAEVIEW 8:30 8 ME AHO MAXX The ,,...9'>1'rted lifoM!yle of 1 divorced lllher abnCJ(ly ~ ...... htS •• _.. tenOt melr daugtt.- 18' to 1M1 With Nm. (R) • INSGHT "The ReborTh Of Padry Ao"'9" Jec:li KkJgmen _, Bob Newnllrt ICIOC>\H11 of one man s e.q>er1ence ot 9'w~WEE< INAEVlEW 69 WALL STREET WEE< -~On w .. StreeC au.c AoyA. ~ profeuor 01 law et MO~=-~ HAZlMD Oogger S..nM. on• drun•· en llupot. letts a rec>0r1~ 1t1e1 Clllf 11 1"8 ratnet 01 Sue Eller!' s be()y. IAI D A MAH CAU.ED SLOANE ""' ernt><ttered mtlltary Offi. c:;al ptc>ll 10 trade • lloien rlUQMr l>Omb tor oonltol IOI• -~try (R) HA TIONAl. NEWS INOEPEHOEHT EYE "Since · 45 •• Thi• (llm. named "S..t ~·· r(' al tne 1979 AMPAS Student Alm A-oa. as a personal rtlroec>eetr¥e of the ... , 30 yMf'I ot Amen- can~ Md ti.tor,.'" reietioo to tNa IMOt• and I~ media's enormous ...._on !fie pl.It* e SATCHMO Lauis Annetrong natTel• INS progt am ctw0110c1tog "" Nfle "'°"' .,,. ewty days in New on.. 10 Ills .... IQPMl'lnOll at IN New- POl't Jezz FeetlvW., 1970. 10';30 •• HEWS ~TMnlC The '200..mle bcM1Clary • ft*~ T-and Me•IOO II "'9 1CMe of countless lndder!U 0( Ille- gal Orvg ~ '"10 1heUS 11:001aa(J)9 HEWS IEWl. YWED QN.t£ 0 OA~AU.9'AT LAAOE Tonight 01ve 11 • ~-a pr'lelM. ano • French pain!W. • THE 000 COUP\.E WtlWI Fell. ~ • tnenlCl« of the °"'*"' ,... ......._, ~ ..... '°' ~ lllCI I DA TINQ GAME di FRIDAYS MuSIGlll OU41$IS ~ D RHODA Vr-...n Vlt"'8 "*• e ,_ QUM1·5'-aoo-wioe n At>oea s ,_ ~. ViWe C•Otoil lfttdd .. ·lged neoQttC>or. and a OW.I to Mother Id• • HOOAH'8 HPOa The 0..18"0 planl f O round UC> al ...._, 808f'tl llftlhe-._...WOALD CA.tJR)fNA ,.'4VMT •• CAPTIONED MC NEWS ~MDIGHT- 12:;go. TWIUOKT ZONE lJf'de 5'n'Otl" D TM8UUNAHS The~ ne... ~ 10 came>. P9tw Aobonson. me son °' 0r-·· ota llClloOI friend .. llmVll'IQ far • ~ tooay Ind Kitty 1$ O\Mle 111ten w1111 him. J .,.,,. 1ee11 at-...ngeOI~ JOHN DARLING Aetress Happy in 'Dogpateh' By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP> -Cathenne Bach, the feminine star of CBS' slam-bang hayseed hit, '"The Dukes of Hazzard.'' says she's excited about the show's third season upcoming - but really is looking forward to its flfth year. "I doo 't know bow the writers do it," she says. "They've come up with good comedies that are very clever. I'm pleased and relieved Uat it's not going to get boring this year." She says when the show reaches its fifth year. executive producer Paul Picard has promised to take her to dinner "anywhere in the world." "l'M LOOKING AT brochures of Paris," the actress says . Miss Bach, who plays Daisy Duke, says she doesn't mind the show's low-brow approach to humor, nor its Dogpatcb milieu. Of critics, she says, "I'd have to say that anybody can tear something apart. "l think it serves its purpose. Jt's Americana. It's light entertainment. which 1 think is necessary after aU the violent shows we've bad. It em- or a stunt with Bo and Luke. Sbe was at the wheel or a pickup truck. which spins out and rolls down an embank- ment . The actual stunt had been performed a few days earlier, and the cast was just doing the close-up in a truck mounted oo rocktta. A pro- cess screen behind them created tbe u. I us ion of a fast ride down a dusty roed. Tbe act.ors are forbidden to do any slunl work . and have stunt doubles who step in for anything more dangerous lhan slow-speed drivi.na. MISS BACH. 2', was signed for the rote of Daisy. a sort of bucolic nymph. alter a long search. "They'd been looking for a Dolly Parton lookalike." s he says. "Somebody blonde and nasby ... She didn't fill the biU. She has Jone, dark hair, and bas 112 pounds strategically placed over a five--foot· eight frame. "They'd been looking all over for a Daisy," she says. "Then I heard a bo ut it from a friend of my husband's who'd been writin& for the show. When J went for the read.inc there must have been 20 people sit· *. ~ ··~Of The Sir(. ' 19Sel Jeff °""""'. Dor • otrty ~.iorie A k>Ugtl --geant 1eams to f'-..oect the ....,, he ora ,...eo aft., llgM ""II alongalOe them ( I hf .• 30lnlf'I' 1~40 fl ()) AETUAH 01 TH£ SAINT S....an get I Cle8oer lft l•OU· Die ae he ,,_ 10 hell> • yQUnQ ~ whO 1$ t>ew>o Otoi••v•o by he• tete husbMd's I~ pert. ~ 8 MOVIE ...... "F11•b111 soo ( t96&t ,.,.,,_,. AvlMOn Amette f'unoctllQ A stoci: c;.er r9Qlr ~I oonned lf'ilO •• tnQ pat1 In • t>ootleQ- f oe>er-12 ht'S I ntE "'9CE IS AIOHT 1~ lill)MQHT 8"CW. ..O\ts The Spmnera ~ Aocky eurn.n. Gt-Slc:tl.. .... and o.. Seoeka. s..-..... • MOYIE • • 'lncoowll At ~ ...... t 19661 Aootr1 ~ JOOel'tft Lww T-mM and • -bt-d99er1 '-' anCI ~ COid to reacf'l • ~ dOIW• In -~~tnll'i l • • • Wl'lrte liMl·· 11!M91 min' z:30D HEWS ~408 HEWS 2::66 • NEWS 31)0. MOVIE • • • lJ'l Sc:r111c;t1•• I 19 72) Mwntvt• Art otO Pf0$- pec10r betnends 1 ,.,.... Ct-. Ot'l)haned be. cub (lht .~~"""' • NEWS 315. MOVIE • • • u Air f Ol'C18 •• P9431 Jonn Garhetd, Anhur ~ On December 6. 1~ 1. the bomt>et ··wwv AIWI-,.._ tor Ole PllCOtle .,,,,, nt c•-baUknQ 4191""' ~ 000• 12 IW't I ·~·MOYIE • • • MSIMI Oeme\no. lON)Otl-I 11M3l Weltet F~llO. ~ &eany Rl-.A"Q ltlW ...__ • group of OOITeoeout "*' sut>- oue "-Oii • t>urtw>Q. gatolitne4aclen "'4P (2 In) 4.30 8 STeit 8'WAAOS by Armstrong & Batiuk ,,--~~ ........ ~--~~~~~--~ HI! WE~E 0,A.Q< Wll}i cua. va:tv sPECJN.. Gt.,.E:6T, ~ ~1:rrtu phasizes simple values. One criticism of the show is that the plot ls merely something to fill the space between the fancy automobile stunts performed by ting there " THAT ~ROWD obviously liked 'Fort .. ~ ... ,er Convention DrtJtm 40o/o of Vi~rs NEW YORK (AP> -Sliabtl.Y more than four or 10 viewers in both Chicqo and Loa Anaeles tuned tn for network television COYerage ol the tblrd session of tbe Republican National Convention, and figures from t.be A.C. Nielsen Co. showed audience interest oo t.be upswing in New Yort City. . Tbe three networb attracted 36 perceat ol the a udience in New York City for tbeir convention co.erqe between 7:30 p.m. llDd l a.m. EDT Wed· nesday Digbt. compared with 25 pettent Tuesday mbt. ! -In Cbicqo, 43 percent ol tbe viewen chose ponvention mveraae over alt.sute pros:ramminc ~twee.a 1:30 p.m. and mldDllbt local time, down •ll.PtlY trom t5 penal the alCbt before. In Loi Aqeles, 40 peftf!llt ol the audience ~atcbed the eooventloG between 4:30 p.m. aDd 10 p.m. local time,. compared wltb 32 perceat Tue.~ JiaJ nJgbt. CBS md NBC bad tbe larPlt share ol tbe au· dience in New York, 1J paocent ucb, wblle CBS ~oa t.be competition in Cbicqo wtt.b 21 pereent iLDd NBC lD Loi A.qeles wWI 17 percmt. Tbe audimce oatloowide dipped a bit Tu.day nlsbt for Drime-Ume CODftlltkm eovence, to '5. 7 '*'cent. S• under ball tM .S.••• -• pemiet -wa&daed the coev...._ II~ aiPt rat.her fl!-_ i:n,:!tical pl"Ol1'UIUllll cm...,_._ or r ABC .,. the com .... "'-•ette·n~ ,.._.., illdL widl 11.2 perceat ol U. Mrl•ea to II per. eeit.tor Cllll wl.d.I pereellt ... NBC. , ; Jack Nicholson and Stockard Channing are married in name only but he figures she should at least hand over her inheritan ce in "Th~ Fortune ... airing tonight at 9 on ABC. Channel 7. Daisy and her comins. Bo and Luke. "I think people take vicarious pleasure in seeing us do our stunts," what It saw. She was hi red on \he spot, without even an OK from CBS headquarters in New York. "The show got good response and every. thing bas worked out well," she ---------------------------- the actress says. ''WE'RE CAltTOON characters in a way, but we are set in reality. A Jot of people look at us and say, 'lm't that the truth'?'. ·'The Dukes of Husard," which also stars John Schneider and Tom Wopat u Bo and Luke Duke, ls broadcut Fridays with two other CBS ratings heavyweights. "Tbe Incredible Hulk" and "Dallas." Mln Bacb bad just completed part says. Miss Bach says she feels a tot like Daisy. ''I'm into music," she says, •·and Daisy wants a musical career. She knows all the words ol all ol Doi· ly Patton's songs.'' Prior to "Dukes," Miu Bach wp in such movies u .. The Widow," "Thunderbolt ud U,btfoot." "'lbe Midnight Man" and "Hust.le," and did suest shots on TV allows like "Police Story" and "Police Woman." Temptationa ;:::=S=UM=.=M=ER===FE=S=T==/1= .==:::;- Baclr on KOCE ATllE .. ~~~·-' Tbe TemptaUoos re-&ORDA L1% turn for an encore RESTAURANT perrormllnce on "Souadltaee ... Saturday at ~.m. 00 KOCE, MONDAY• JULY 21 • 6:00 P.M. CbBackect'°b,. a U.pieee (Coddmll 8-7 lulu 7) orcbe1tra, tbe 1rouf SI I .. P8tlOM 1wtnp tbroucb the bout· lndudel LUAU (AoMI Succulent Pig), Ions 1>ro1ram 1t111ln1 f1'91t1 Siimon. FIVE TROPICAL DRINKS such bHa aa "Who Are ind All the l*'d AccompMtmenta. You." .. Tbe Wllole Enlert86nment World Rocldn," "E'Yer .._.,..,, Alltre 8ugg11t8d Ready Love" and a .............. UICW, medley of pa1t lalts 900= fji ......_M•-= .... whlcb Include .. II)' ~ Glrl"l8d .. Cloudt." ...... •1 7 CHAMPAGNE ·AU YOU SIJD1' Y P!9S ~ .2r1 llllJNOI ._ :.~~ • flBH film • flUIT JUICl5 • llUO MOlDS T t WADS I l<',Q t HAM t UCON I SAUSACt I COlD IHf t 'I OICllN lMIS t fllD OICDN t tumY t HASH t • PUOOMiS • CAll5 • DANl5ft • COffH CAii • t WAffUS t GllTS t mAOS t COff& t TW <St\tN RAVOIS}. ntf CHAMPAGNI NMI fNOS OUI FAMOUS GIN Rm5 AltO ~AS St JS llWFA.ST ,t LUNCH t DINNB t IANQUETS ENTERTAINMENT Tootling Tremendous ., DONAUU. 90•1 DN .... ...., ... TOM lbe aame GalwaJ around at • • ~k\MI pA"'1 and 1'0W' Ulla tr will bave U.prxr'mw ol the naaect eoMt "' weatem lrel&Dd Md women lD ~ mMdowa matint bay. But \he Galway that mor. tMn U ,000 Hollywood 8owt paLrons wlU remember la a dhDllludft nutla\ who la tn&teb men likely to n4*• YtaloM ol a tooULot !Aprffbaun. roa TBE ECON D tune ln tour d11s. ~ Ulla ......,.led Paf'd Ptpn '#\th the 1olden flute...., .... an enthUAtuuc Bowl a~. He ...-ct his part ol t.be ~ram wtlh bis owa tnmuiptlon ol Bach's Coocerto tn A MlDof lclr Ftute and Ore~• Acblevln& lnsunt rapport with ~duct.or Michael 1\lsoo 1bomu. GalwJy Touch of ·ctassical gave u_, a dynamac rendJt100 or this favorite wilb lovers of Bach and the harpsichord for which the psece was ongmally written. The slow, lar10 ·movement was especially beautiful. Galway then turned t.o lbe American premiere of John Carmichael's, "Phoenix," another coricert.o for nut.e and orchestra. 'RDS CONTEMPOllAllY work had its critics bt tbe Bowl audience but this writer found its two movements t.o be melodious and lyrical even if they lacked the depth and percepti<ln of the earlier Ba('h composition. Fro•PageCI CRISTIANIT A • • • ntuals. Sparush dancers. horses. romance and the padreS LDvol vement with an Indian baby, "La Cnstianita." mE FESl'JVAL EMPHASIS turns t.o sportS the second weekend as hfeguards compete for regional, national and internationa l cbam· pionsb.ips on July 25 and 27 by the San Clemente Municipal Pier. A Surf and Sand Olympu~s. open t.o general public participation, wall dominate the beacb on July 216 and require a $1 entry fee. For registra· Uoo, phone 661·3'34. Events will include Boogie-board. pad· dleboard. dory and s w1mmiog races, musical flags, sandcastle building aod a Mini-Miss Ocean Festival contest. Beach runs of 10 and s k:iJometers will start al 1:30 and 9 a .m . on July 27 at the pier. PllOCBEDS no• tbe $2 entry fee lS1 with T·sblrt> wiJI be used by the South Coast Jaycees to beGeftt tM Somb Coast Area Boys and Girtsctab. Toregt.ster. pboneGZ-0378. •JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO GO FISHING IN THE CARIBBEAN ... " -c.--.. ~ DD--· ., ~ '''•n• .... 1-1..,. --c. ... ........ • '" ' l ....... '~ MIC -lllU _.I IGSlll COAST fRAMI' ~ WUT Orill!ll 631·~ Cola MtSI ~ 271' WISllNDS• 891·~ _.. -..... SM Ju.Ill c.ioosir'llO •93-4~~ ·~~ ...... -.-..... -.--~ ........ --mnll amcALMCa .-=r.wm ... -el I• -flm>WllJllD.,_, WWW ------..... ~.llMl.la.ut.M -~--1.~ .-...... -a.------_____ ...,..,_ ----... -·-" ... D-:.::-.::;:I ~ ··. _, .... ~ GalwQ. wllb hia lriab leM'f'Ollly, played eacorw ot hi~._ JI•• &Dd marcbel, tome of lane played wiUI U.. Un wblltle, at tlme1 two of lbem 1lmuhaneoully ! l\'a • pleuw-e on both skies ot the podlwu when be toothe b1a array ot wlad loaln&lneata. Tbe evtnllll opH4Hl witb a rouaini. brilht and c:lea.r rendiUOG of Aaron Coplud'1 four d.anH El>llodH from Rodeo. juat the rl&hl number fOf California's urban cowboys from lheoet.oceoarian Brooklyn cowboy. An1:a l"NTE••l8llON. Thomas led lhe Loa Ansel• Pbllb.annonlc lD the mo.t fa mous plffe of orcbealral music in the world. Everybody knows it; everybody loves it. Although other pleeea hove their '] devotees, thls ooe la accepted by all as world masterpaece ot monument.al abstrac • or "a~ute" music -~bat Vir&il Tho has called the Parthenon among sympboniea. N on e other t h an Beetho ven 's Fiftb Symphooy Thomas. wath the superb musicians. was able t.o deliver lbe most satisfying reoditioo of thlS sellllllal work in this writer's reeceot memory His broad, sweepang command and the resultant orchestral response gave tbe work a fresh reading, that eschewed woecessary subtleties but clearly brought out lbe unique character or this work's four pioneering movements. IT WAS AN EVENING all in all of high ener gy. perhaps produced in part by the red beans and chill provided t.o tbe press by lbe Phllbannonic sWf lo celebrate the Bowl's western thrust for Its opening night. Recent Time cover honoree, violinist ltzhak Perlman will perform tonight and Saturday at lbe Bowl. . Robert Redford "BRUBAKER" A11 Altair? Patti Hubler plays a nervous housewife in Nei l Si m o n 's "Chapter Two." on stage through Aug. 3 a l Sebastian's West Dinn er P layhouse. 140 Ave. Pico. San Clemente . Phone 492-9950 for r e · servations. ROBERT REDFORD ·BRUBAK ER" YA PHET KOlTO JANEALEXANOER MURRAY HAMILTON IMVID Kf.ffit TIM M cJNTIRE._, ~-·--rm..,.,... -i.,-..-L~" _..,,-r\AJIT~ ~ ... W 0 IUOfTJJl ~ i., w 0 IUOlnJI-~·--1w LALO '°'11U" • ,_... •:J --·~-COl.Otlln'Dd.l'Xf'< ',_,,..,..,...,u ..... .-... o, ~~-=-,.._........._..._.. "'Fame' is ablaze with energy, freshne~, vitality, youth and talent. A bold venture · dazzling in its display of song and dance~ .... ' c. ~. .. ~· "--' ~ -.... . ·-~ , "\ .. - -a..tes Chams>lin. Lo!. Angt-~ nines "'Fame' hash~ guts and power." ·Row Bant.11 o\Bl'·l \ ···Fame·bursts with electricity from beginning to encC -Re, iv.l11 "A jubilant, hugely entertaining . " t • ' I • I 0 ' . .. • • •cm1•11 Bnstot 5'0·74H IDOVle. -Janet Maslin.~ UitTt~ ·j\n explosion of talent:'' -Bot>T~As«~ p~ "Bursting with fresh fa~ style and energy.79-0iul AMdl ~trl. l ... , f'lcll C11 w Ctrtttr '3.1·9281 -. Fridmy, July 18, 1980 -.~ U.A l'v!~VI[ s 4 I -CHEEOt ANO CHONG'S NEXT MCMf!' Slorrt..,q CHEfOi MARIN ond THOMAS OiONG Written by THOMAS CHONG & CHEECH MARIN Associate Prodv<.., PETER MACGREGOR·SCOn DAILi PILOT G ProdlJC'.ed by HCM'ARO 8q(M'N Dlreded by THOMAS 0t0NG Rl=,, "9'-" • ; • '-"' ... '°"".... A~ l'ICTIJlll _. ....... ~ ---·-------~ .. ........ ClllDOMf UA TWIM CllOIAS UA Cl..u Oranqe &34 2~~3 Westminster 89'3·1305 Costa Mesa 5'4<>-0594 .__ UAINUM DlllYH• Orange 639-Sno IUDIA PAM Dttfn.41 Buena Partc' 821--4070 .,, ._MARK HAMILL · HARRISON FORD C.AARtE ASHER BILLY DEE WILLIAMS · ANTHONV DANIELS ..... ~.cl~ l!tNNV ~Q Qll t.tllltftEW HW\I( Ol .-.. llMN KERSHNER -.. GNN l<lnT7 . .. --LEIGH BRACl<ETT ... LAWRENCE l<ASOAN -· .. GEdRGE L~ _ _,.GEORGE LUCAS -.. JOHN 'MWAMS ----W~=·~~.~ON~~t:i:'.'\ , .. , ............. .,,@\I ~:~"~ ... ._.,_....,...... ............. Ltlllll.J. ,., MAllMADUKt 7 . 1 9 .., ____ .. "His paws are WKY rough when he shakes hands, so I'm putting ~and lotion on them!" SHOE MOON MULLINS MISS PEACH THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane ''Listen to this, Go4 hefe'5 an offer y04J can't refuse." r f I ! • - ·P:?:t ..... ., ..• I PIAMUn by Jeff MKNtlly ' I ... .! l~ ~.! ti ~l .. by Ferd & Tom Jollnson ·=-"'=--·--- by MeU uurius GORDO .Lar's t:Z! TUMBLEWEEDS 1lf IS CN"TlVE SAY'S Hes A 6RfAT Mt4GfCIMJ. NANCY MY UNCLE OPENED A SIGN -~----, SMOP i TeRRIBLE··- HE CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT ORABBLE "1l" IC, ~~O ~ «UCM ~ bl(> C,f;f ~ 'f&&tf ~ LAU.£P "l'OU) 1"o ~0\A1' POKEQ" I 11 by Tom BatJUk FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE COMICS I CROSSWORD "If you've Hen one camper, you've...,. ..... ••·" SA "A MA MA "A HA "Am r -------~ !-lHANK \.\Ell, I SOlrr Yoo,HIOffl.!-UtERE Of-EP.- 00 VOO RMC> lliEH? ~~ Oft.SMOCK BAeff>'S PLACE. Wt-1Y CAN'"f" ,,_.A"f" MAN MAK~ A CC..e.AN I s-rRAlc5H"T"• l-INE!P INCISION UK!! OTHeR SUIREiil!ONS PO!'! MIS PRICES AAE L.OWER THAN ALL. THE OTHliR SIGN StOP6 • c::>oN ',-ASK Mf;, GO ASK POG-rOR ZORRO.' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUznE j ACAOIS 531111. 9clM UNrTB>,..... IF r r ~,... 'Tllurldllf'• ......... 'v.a beml 58 Grtft 5-Aolr 81 .... 10 y_,, 12,..,. w Or.::o.. Cl EdlrNI 15 RNClltN 14 f....s I0- 110... lae - C..U.JJL.: ULl.!l.!U L !.l.J C::CHJ .JU UL !.JUU L U'..J L U.:J.J~L~UU L..: ..::J.J L t.:JU u:.:....:. ~1.K.:-1 J::;L!U L:'J :JL U J t7 <>o.te 150slftMIW 1••11·""',. U.:lll:.JLl. t.:u l'U:.:..L Ct.:JOL ~(.._.....;::; L U.J I! 0 .J :J L lJ C .~.T u L ..; :l l!U!J 01.UL~' ..:DL U:J te ~ .. lAdll,.... 20 aie,INc "'-11 8prcJUC "*' 22 Golt""" DOWN Z3SW..• 24 So'"9 ~ 1 &ldurw 21 SUmmer: ff. 2 Modoll V T °""'9 c.r S Cloc:li C*1 30 Sldn.... 4 OWftoded u!.JuL ~L u ~uLJJ LCJ'..JU LL .J~:...:.:. l!OULIC.: JCUL! .:r..:u :J L:LI!J l'L:Jl!U~~UL~J t:~.L:l :;cu~a DU L:J.J L:JJ uLCC.:U :JULU:.J ,.. Dldllmed 5 ~ 35 ~ • Of. Or.-21 R9dllll 47 ear..,. .. II FfWICfl friend ._ 27 Col. dol *9 mr S7 Htutbor 7 Foolt 29 NYn'I wear 4t Urtlt 31 /11""1 gniupa a Por'ltllt 2t ~ ISO f'9flCtl a.- 40 ,... • Upwwct: Pr.-30 weoar """ 4tHther tbl 31~ 51 Walr.tda.s 42W'!llP 10.... 12Ank>~ 52An 43 ~ 11 U88A port 33 a... 53 MllllM .S Of ...... /12 Bal._ 35 MaNeroul MWINllM:Mt 47 ,..,.,,.. 13 <*alr'8 31 Or""' • "*Ip. 48 ... S*t 1t OYt 2wardt 40~ 57---.. ""'° .... 21 ac.. 42 AllroM wont dell -26 Of...... .... r..,,...... •Croc:t 50 Wlill:M*ld Wiii '4f T'*"-• Aftt111pC \ -............ ... ~~ ............... ______ .......... -......... ~~· The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast A1dlly, July 18, 1980 I DAILY PILJOT CLASSIFIED. ADS You C•n Sell It, Rnd It, ( 642•5818 J One Call Service Tr•de H With • Want Ad Fast CredH Approval ...... tf1u lt,_.S. ......... S. ......... S. Nwnr-S. tt1u1M'°"S. "°"'"ForS. Ha•HForS. tf111ftferS. . • ................................................................................................................... ·••·•·•················ ...••.....••.•.......•• ······•·••••·········•· ········~·············· 8 4 1112 •••rtll llOZ ... .,.. IOOJ •••ctll , IOOZ 1002 ., .. r.. 1002 G......e 1002 lto2 • ....................... ....................... ....................... ........•..•••.•....... ...•...•.•............• ··············•········ ........•..............••••.•.•••..•.•.•..•••. EQUAL HOUStNO OPPORTUNITY .,,, .......... All NM..._. M~Wlltt'd ia &1111 ~ .. ,...,. jecs to tae ~ Ya1t Hoaala1 ,Act o f lH8 wtiic:b m&k.• k \Diecal to ad verli•e · • ·~ pre· f.-..ce. li mllatlo&. or dilcn-..atioa blaed oa race, talar, reli&lc:a. MI. ot naUoaa1 oripn. oc an uitenlion to make a.ny such Pl elereoce, bmitai· tiaD. or dilcn minaUon " 11ds newsp•per wiU not knowinf ly accept any advert sing for real estate which is LO VIOi.a tioD ol the law. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ci I I .. IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIA """'5! REALTORS 675-55 I I .-.--. Joa IVllYO.. SAM CUMIMTI: Yery w .. f lecoted Cll 0 t I _ ... llfeca ..... ...... .................... 1 ......... 2 _.. .. ,.... • '24,100 ........ wfl c...., Jlllf T.O •. COLI OF HEWPOIT REALTORS Z515 I. eo-t Hwy .. C..... def,_... 675-5511 PINNSULA POtNT OP84 SUM. 1·5 1721 OCEAN II.YD. Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family home. Ocean View. $325,~. . ...,,.°"' We have several fine homes with pier & sUp a TOltO HOISi COUMTIY 4 Bdrms .• 3 baths · ran ch s tyle. mini-estate in orange groves. $249.500 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 3·ll Bo)'~"fr (),,,. r, ti 61~ 0161 PADDLI T9MS COUIT_.. CAMYOM Elegant Deane .. Versailles''. Immaculate. Magnificent 1809 view of hghts. ocean. bay & golf course. Lighted paddle tennis court & room for pool. 4 Bedrms, 4 baths, 3-car garage. $698,500. Small 7% assumable loan. For admittance to this exclusive guarded area call 644--4910. Wl5LIY M. TAYLOI CO ..... ..,. 2111 S.Jou; I ... ..... M1W-'POlt-1tT19 CINTB. M.1. 64-Mt I 0 TWO CHURCHES Foa SAU ONE SIA TS JOO 2 ~ .... 3 ..... $330,000 OMISIATS70 0..~12Lot Sull*lifor4_.. $113,500 C4ll -.u wiMI 9Ul4-.. • ""' Ofc 142.069 I -Ho.."U-146 7 *VETS* Use your EJigibibty SPANISH EST A Tl Fantastic slattwg bome' 2 Bdrm Spanuh style . Beautiful brea kfast . , .. ' ..:. . . "' ; !-1j,•··· ·! • . r -. ... .. .... : ~ 'l•·l M 1 • l ,~ .. I I 1 .-. ,_~ .. •. f""i'1 ..... til . ··-· L I ... -· C&.IA.M CUT IMO UMIT Rancho San J oaquin Villas in Irvine: 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. sunny end unit with air cond .. m ic r owave oven, immaculate decor and a large brick patio for ent ertaining.· Shows beautifulJy ! $147 .000. U,._l()Uf: ll()Ml:S REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 E.111 Co.st Hlthway. Coron• del l'C.r WE HAVE 360PTHE BEST USTINGS JN TOW~ LUSH GAIDIN SUllOUMDS POOL 4 Bdrm. s pa, pool Entertaine r 's delight in Northwood! Upgrades galore! Wetbar. too! 3 car gar a11:e . ,Huge sparkling pool w1lh 8'x8' !>pa Firepit, gas BBQ. MaJibu U~hts and much more. Call 752·1700 ~THE REAL 'Ol ESTATERS Sea Bluffs t.ownbomes-. brand new -fr om Sl.32,SOO! Night lights & ocean vie~! 2 BR's, dedcs. patJos. tbe worts' call oow. 75.2-1700 NOW .. LOWDN & LOW INT RATES nook. detached garage. Sl0.00'.> down. Owner wtlJ Hm•&T •IRAMDMEW• OCEAN Da.USIYI LETUSSROW YOU HOW TO QUALIFY TtA to led C.,.t I WIUSTB4! carey fuwmng at J.2<;{.. GAR094 CONDO! Vacant_ and ready to 8 .960. 2 Bdrm 2 bath. mo ve 1n . Call no w, ~uper s harp assume there's only one' 546-2313 loans Or try only $3500 Of'! .. " q ••• ~ '""' 11)1!4 ,..,., • ls 160 yds. ck>&e-private C .. MA COYE !~llJIN beach access. Great Steps to secluded beach. View! Two Br. lge Fam. This home 1s 1m -Rm. Pool Size Jot wilh macul•te. Price reduced room to npand-up • out. to s:rra.ooo. Call 646-717 l Reclllced to $175,000, ag, C)J;f, ,, 0 . ""'· "''· I' •»"•'''"' "" ·•'·' ~eallnow.546-2313 l~ UP4Mt 1i·es1 4 .. $85.SOI i.story with 2 baU. aad. IJ'Ut .. amable loan. JMJt-m electric kl&.cbea. 001JU11uait7 pool, vacam aumable lo•o. Owner 1'8 ~ ! I ~tl7''v ~1~ 1e'·IH1liffi • RED CARPET· 754-1202 COSTAMISA G~ SAVER! · Neal 3 aod \be owoer baa DOVR SHOllS panicbd. Act. '151-3191 WA TaRIOMf IAYCllST SH0.000 EllCUTIYI Hae 3BR. 2ba, F /R. boat slip •Bdrm s bath. apiarkli,q OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 pool. be.Wful patios, 3 400 llomiai Star f.n. car garage. Owner will Owoer642-58S7 • help with rinncinc .. 2400 nOFLUXURY sm.ooo c.u 6*-n71 . Ol>fti 111'>• II'> ltll'l IUN !S(I• Lovely 5 Br 3 Ba home ID [VZ.&ldtl ~{t~,i! Watet'froettto.. s BR, 4 Ba. custom waterfr o nt bome w /17x38' pvt dock. Pri ced Sl ,395 ,000 Bui Ider w /trade for PaJm Springs ~tale. H . Call Herb Doyle. S3Mi086 For det .. ts on t.bis home --------- OPIMHOUSI SUM 1·5 I 127MOIUA AX & SAVI bdrm. 1~ b•th home MISA YlltD£ cae to Harbor ShopplDg bdnns baths Center . Bua • Schools. :e=te f•mll: room: Restaurants & golf form.I dioio f room. eoune! Ooly Sll0.00'.>! Yletw, View, View! OOUllrY kitebea. 8uihin ..... ..,,...._ <kean view rrom3~ks bar. 2 fireplaces. Pool ...... . in t..pn• Beach, one and spa. Needll wor'll! A •675-7060• ye• r o e • • c u •tom ~ ! Call for more '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ameoiUes. klU ol wood. details! 546-2313 1:;; 3 Bdrm 2'!1 Ba. $229,900. O'l,.Ul'>•tlS~IOeltll(f• C•ll Maggie Appel. [ ?H>l -• IUIH\ll (f)= J Ci)UAIL unnaa~. I MMntlTfr•ccw#Cfpe;( ... , PLACE " ·~·UUllN Y. NIWPO«flEACH NOPEITIES.. Exceptional opponu.nrty Severe bowling shortage ror large family. Five 10,.. Tll l:l O '.M.I pr edicted in Orange bedroom. three bath ·' County. Secu.re your G I home on huge lot WTlh benefits and act 1m-beautUuJ pool. Handy to OCIAJltfttONT mediately. elementary and junior DREAM HOME IClllf Seeks & Assoc. tugh schools. $218.<KX>. CO%YCOMDO 3 Br, 2Yl ba. Broo&VleW end mPt •lceotraJ air. FTptc. beaut. upgrading. wallpaper. Owner •OJI· ~.SUS.900 OCEAMVllW 2 Br, 2~ ba. former rmdel wilb a fant.uUc view. Yust ~ Ulis de- corator's delight. Best coodo in Costa lleu . Owner mmt sell. HOISi NOPBTY Au DOW'' Tb.as property is 10 foredosW'e . Nd.s TLC . ..., •e re. 2Br, · J ba +In -law qtrs, o ut bui ldings. Newport Mesa school dlst. $179.900. ... , RED CARPET -754-1202 . and appt to see, call Carol Hoff. agt. 631-0094. "1>0LL HOUSE .. Unique owners urut with Cal546-95ll 611·7300 M.1. I~~!!!~~~!!!!!~ 2HOUSES Xlnt location. Pnnc only Uoder '280.000. Owner wlllcarry 541-0&2S Bkr muva. CONDO Village Crl!ek, ek-jtant 3 Bdrm 2 bath coodo wrth family room. ftttplace, pool, spa, double at- tached garage On ly $118.900. Call DOW , $4&2313 -...#If'• ~· I • 'W ' • IACXIAY '111.is 2 -$l0f')' s bdrm l bath home featurH a luge separue family nn. forma I di.ning rm Perfect for t be large family BeauUfuJ back yard for pauo entertaLD· mg. Of r erecJ at $147 .soo FUUBREALn . 54'"41f4 --- ~ ................... _., I/• .. . caei.y. ... ; 'fta.t wwtl ef _. It -ef .. ......... ........................ .. .................... ., .... .. 0.«1 1U , ....... •II • a 7 IA+~· ~·a J cw....-..... c....._..___.Y ....... ,~1 ..., ............ , ,.., ........... , ... ..., lh .............. . ...... "-' ........... "" ............. c ....... ...., ,,,......c..,.e4pllJ!lll"• .. _.,_ SiMW -..,,.. ' ..... :.:ma:r: ... ........ ..... ,....., ...... ,, ..., .. ..... ... " ......... ,.,... ......... ......, .. ,.ar ,m ... -. ...... To .m ....... a...-k te ..-......... ,_. .................... ~ ........ ......... S-..~akt 11t Sl. ,000 ....... ,..,.... ICM wna·s REALTY. IMC. C7141 ll7·2414 1714) ll7·2HI 2Ji~lre~~ Sal Ne w ocean \'Jew home wilh 7000 sq. rt $690,000 :-.:ew o('ean \ 1ew with 4000 s q. ft S415.0CJO Prine1pals '41 th cas h only Sale subJ<.><"t lo c·o11rt a ooro\ al. SA~ CL E\l E'.'JTE 760-8111 770-8721 ASK FOR BOB CE llDllB BLlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE WISTCUff COMDO Thi• C"ho1ce-.l O< Locauons In The West '''"pun Bt-JC'h Art?a f'or AduJ&s Who Want Waiting Olst.ancio To Shops Parle & Ltbrary. T"o Bt-droom Condom1n1um. Each With A Rath DlnJng Room. Fireplace Community Pool A Real Value Sll8.000. CMIAT STAa'TB UNIT '' R are f'r ef'~t .. nd1ng S1 n ~le Le ve l l'ondom1mum With Three Bedrooms. Two B:.th .. lA\(•ly l.l\in~ Room W1lh Fireplace Cnmfortabl~ f>dlto ,\II Tht" & fn Mint <.'ont11t1on Hurry, This Won't Last Only Sil LSOO . ~ .. ...... . ---~ ---~ 759-9100 #2Co.,_ ...... "-•povtC....... $19,500 3 BR-2 BA "Doll House" I Prime area. Fireplace. Air cond. Fruit trees. Just reduced '6400! Dial 75.2--1700 fast! view from maste r s uite --------'""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and living level Guest ~Ast Uow r= Trade )our oh.I stuff ror unit with view. Ca ll Alowmterestwumable 90% CommisslOO. Many new l?OOdlt'' Wtlh .. BRA.'\"D NEW 2 BR con do, air cooci View m~. golf COUJ"S('. desert noor Palm Desert. Ironwood Colr)' Clb. Owner ma~ carry paper or assu~ the loan Pnnc. Only •••••••••••••••-- Mission Hills Country Club. 3br. 3ba. UPCraded. Unused. Luxury coodo. On ~ course. $131.000 first T. D. t 7 /I ... Value · S2166.000. Want to aeU or trade for equity in Npt. oc Laguna home w/view ft yard Douglas Honig n4-m.1191 (Owner> l_....+POOL 5'5,900 Walk to beach. Gourmet kitdlen. rormal dining. (amity room, sparkli.nf pool, corner Jot. Very private. Best bu1! 1:1UrrJ. call !J63.6117 ()l'fN tu q •II~ II.JN IUlfl N.(I [9·1d s..eo.tc... 111.1• • ,,. .. ia reall1 bot! Sllarp 2 Mr• ~o•do doM to pool. walk to effl'JWal-Ala111Mble Jo81t, 4eliJlit.)y WOD 't • lllat. 5tt-- 64&TI71 loan makes thi s 3 amen1t1es/computer 0~1ed ad. t>t2·50i8 oPfN '~q . •s1i.-r11 ,~,' 1' bedroom even more at-BlueChipProperties Sl7S.OO'.> 7FSZS7 evs. [ \6t 1i1Jj j§ LI Lractive. Low. low price O. Wengeler S57-4436 ~-Jit4J1~ ·cmly=~::~~;191 ~es~~~~/,~\': Clasamed Ad, Call Tocay STOP!! PROPERTIES &42-5178. Tu. time to relu and --------shop .t home. It's simple with D•lly Pilot ClasaUled Ads. And if you have something to sell, call a friendly Cluailied Ad-Vlaor at &G-5678 «Is Coldwe_ll Banker HAll()R ..w HOl9S Thia popular model has 3 bedreoms, 2 baths, bright airy & tastefully decorated in light earth tories. It comes with too many amenities to mention! $224,000 including the land. IN N.WPORTC•NTER • 644-9060 macnab I Irvine realtg -0. Of A ..... fllW NOi• Fantastic area adjaeent to Dover Sbores. Lush ground 1urrouads th.ii custom bome wfquall~y coaatnacUon le a fantaatlc view. Newly lilted & a must see. M37,500. Su1•11N Rudd 642-1235. <Y·ll) 711·1414 111 .. 700 CC1111JM v~ c.-Woocbdqe c~ 60GJI 644:6200 «>• ~ °""-~ v-c~ .r.~ real ~ estate • -VIEW-VIEW-VIEW. Gotgeoue remodel. T•ke• 8dY•ntage of towty vtew from every room. UM new thla 4 bdrm, 2 b9th home, ahowa ... model. Bntnd new Hating. Ot*H M 1399,000. -ILMAMT ILUFFS CONDO - UMDB $150,0IO. Clteke M _.. o•ert1 SI I ~-IM tr••••· .... loc..._ .. ,._...._l .... 2WL· ....... _..._ -... ···-Y-.w -.. LAie • Price I I IPl 1 Id to $Jll,,S00. ftla ...... ............. .., .. c._ ........ '-'P .._ -....... c •••••• ._.,,__ .......... ,_. ,,.,... I trud tlllry. -POOL HOMI OMLY SI J2, 900. Qm P1J .... Jn..la ...... Mlw .... :,-........ -........... . .. .,..... .... _ .. ""_ ....... -... _.... w., .... -llACH Coteo -10% DOWN. C._ I I 2 Wr9 c..-. W ...... •t LI ............... ,... ...... C--.QrlrMl.MI. 2744 I. COAST HWY. COIOMA "ba. MAI 751-1111 ,.. .. .... RCTaylorCo 6 40 -9900 MEW U~LUFf-S COM>O FH LA.MD 3 Bedroom. 21"2 Bath immaculate "Q" plan f ea tures s unken conversation area with fireplace. Spacious living room. formal dining room and a billiard room. Beautiful g r eenbelt location c lose t o community pool. $247 .500 OPEN DAILY ON BAI.BOA ISLAND 1 to 5 PM. #I Cam11 hlmd -SI, I 00,000 ON WATEl--lllYATE ISUMI 2 1tery cener wll• WATll. ,, ••••••• .., ..... 114 4 ........ ••~I• ........... YllW .t WATll ••4 .. ,.... ....... ...... ttia4. 67Wt00 216 ..., -$415,000 ID VEmlAll IESIDIE =,2...,,4 ..... ...,n.. See tiie IMmtlM •td 7 WATERFRONT HOMES.INC. • REAL EST I\ TE s.in. ""'t.is. ~ .. ~ 2436 W COM! 1-1...., llS M.wme Aw. ~· Buich ~bland 6Jt·I• 67Utel . IUYH'S DEUGHT Sp1ci-.-Y ..._ loc•d iii l111•1MIL4••u-.*-J roo• wl.. • wet laer •4 flu optrce ... • '--,_ far creeti••· 9f'OWiCMJ c .. U .... Secl1ded heted .,. wittt r ... DDd ... .., ~ e low cwelw'"-ce yard • ~ asset. As......,le flaeecl99, Off1tted .t $206.900. 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Red Ryder Victim Of Suicide NORTH NOLLY · WOOD tAP> -W U \· e rn c haracter at ct or Donald "Rt<I" Rarry shot htmself to death .afte r a qua.f'ftl with ht wife Thursd•Y olatn. police said today Barry, 69, best !mown for b\S mouon p•ct,ure portrayal o f "Rtd Rydert" was pronoun~ •'dead o n arraval at :Riverside Hospital about -10 p.m .• &aid pobc-. oC· .fleer Rona.ldSUinler At about t ·JO. olf\~rs finishfdst'tt.1:1.n& a chspute a t the ho~ ol Barn1 's • est ra t11:ed "'"'-f e and •-f-rf' get ting tn lbtoll' patrol car »beo Ba.m· ramf' out ol the howe· •tth a 38· <'.al1b e-r re ,o h er . ~K ll&>d fl~ 5bot tu rru.t"lf a.od t.M ort1r~r ~ c •lled an .a m t>u t a o ce, 5 3td . Stnngtt Barry was ~nbed .s a s ltghtly baJ ding man v. ho pla,yed the bad guy LO m a n ~ old v.·e sterns ins ide lbe home were pictW"t'S of Barry pos.i.ng :with John Waynt', and ""Ith former Prt>S1deat !'\1xon. aC't'Ordmg to de· \ttuve LestttSlact TM FAA Mid the plu wlll mean lncreaHd safety. f\111 aa'ltnp ud .... au,.t DOIM u lbe numbtr or tralntni nlatau i.a reduced. Many alil.IMI wtll be abl to eltmlnate all traln\na lll•lll&a. I.be aaeacy said The ftrat pb&M of the lhrM-._, pl'C)tf'am can be> rooducted ln exisUng advanced almulators It permlts pil.ota lo m~l venom tralnl.ftt requl,.. mfnts. lncluctln.& profl· d ency checks and a nlinlmum ol three takt'Offa and laod1n1s •11tJUn a to-day penod to r enutn quaHtled ln a particular aircralt Jn phase two. wbtch •·Ill ~uire s ub6tant1 al ltthsuuJ improvements In traimng equipment. the 1mulators will be p r o cramm e d f o r rross•·ind a nd wind shu r effttt, different r un••ay condition s, brake and Ure faiJ ures &nd v&nous lighting and • u t.htt conditions . The third phase will ~rmit nearly all traUl· tnJt and check rides to be ronducted m simulators. including iniual training for pilots •·ho have never no~'ll a certain t ype of atrcrart. This v.111 require additional de \•elo pm e nt by s imulator m a nufac · turers to duplicate every aspect of flight. mclud· ing realis tic c~ctpit sounds. ._.,.N••~ SMlnt l YOIA ""LIL" SMtn< ~ of s..->t• -. 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NOTICE OF DEATH OF ~·icn --..,, Fno.y, Jiii' 11. F R A N K A N D R E W .-et J CIOf"M at tr. P•Hlc v..., R U M BAL L A N D 0 F ~~~~ ... a.:-~,~~ P E T I T I 0 N T 0 "*lfk VlllW_,,_..,~ ADMINISTER ESTATE • POWtuoee NO. A·1051•2 -c..ou•~ POW£UO.. ... "· ~ T o a I I h e I r s *'>t of Colte ~ CL Slf>c.e '"'· b f I I . . , IM\-'_., ... .Jvly u . !WI en..• ene c aries, cr ed itors 1on9 111~J.. """'_, ..., .,., _. and contingent creditors of .•-,, o1 eo.u. Mne. Ce . 11<-Frank And,.ew Rumball • .. 0-.n. Jo of E_.,., 0....,., ....i • ....,.,,, .. ,,._. MM11.,.. c;,1110 o1 s... atnhd pe1f"SO!lst who may be c.tw .... ca.. euo • 11rN1•enohoM o erw se in e,.ested In the Mk hMI -Jee• ~1110 -Lo9e'I will and/or estate: '"'" '°"' Powetton. Memorlel A petl""~ .. ~s ..._,..... filed -W "IC.e' ..i11 a. NICI M St..,,.._., uvn ,,.. """""' ,..~~tnMIOMKdta.-t • ......_,by Geraldine E. Rumball ~~ ?"-:'9-::.'~\.~. In the Superior Court of ""'"· s..Offl<IM"'4 Orange County reQuestlno SMAv1naY that Geraldine E. Rumball MA"Y SHAVITSICV. resltMtll .,. be appointed aS personal e-P-. c. PKMC! -·~ Qft Jiiiy r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t o t•. 1..0 !>/w I• Wt"¥1""4 Dy • _, e.rn u o tt•v•m•n 01 H .. ••"•" administer the estate of t;.roeM. c.a. -.oni., .,..,. .. ~-Frank Andrew Rumba II O! F111....-. c... l orMld<.hl!Oteft, t <under the Independent ll'N' ... --. 1 ,,.-SMie s-..r d I . I E .ol Niu •. c e .. • 1>rotn•• ... ,,.,, A m n1strat on of states v1n..r~, ot .,.., • ..,. ... .,,_,,. Actl. The petition Is set tor • ~•"*Wot -_,.. ....,. • "'' hearing In Dept. No. 3 at .~ Jiiiy ll. ~ °' 1 WM.,. "" 700 Civic Center Drive -~~OINe~I • / ·e: Serv>cin ..--dif9ct10ot ot West, In the City of 5anta • i.-_°'...,.....,_., Ana Californi a on August • Mew. WD-ilk 12, 19eo at 10:00 a .m. :·· . IF YOU OBJECT to the 9rantlng of the petition, you shoutd eltner appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objKtions with the court before the heari'ng. Your appearance may be In person or by your at· torney. qr E. 17th Sl CostaMeu ~ PIHC.l90ntmS SNfTHS' MOttTUMY 6'0 Mam St .._,nfl~on Bwaeh 53&-6539 IF YOU A RE A CREDITOR or a cont· lngent creditor of the ceased you must file you claim with the court o present It to the personal representative appointed by the court within four monthS from the date of first ls.wan« of letter• a provided In Section 700 the Probate Code o Callfornl•. The time fo filing claims will not ex plre prior to four month from the date of the hear Ing notlc8d aboVe. YOU MAY EXAMINE the fUe llept by the court lf you .-e Interested Int estate, you may me a r quest .tttt the court to r c.lve ... ,., notice of t Inventory ol estate asset and ol the petitions, ac counts end report detcrit.d In Section 1 of the C.Wlfomla Probet Code. A .. ARDON ID .............. MUCH WED Tammy Wynett• F1RSTBLACK Chartle Pride ~ l>AllY PILO T • ' Country Stars Hot Property NASIMLLE. Teu. <APl -'!'bey bne onr· come &*JakaJ handleap1. ponrty and ~-•d.· d.lctlcJD, not to meMkln 1hn qainaL tbelr u.cll· arOUDd and thetr mualc. Acalnllt th1I backdrop. country mU1lc 11.Dsen are bieom1na feteblD1 1ubjecta few movtee. Thtl moll reemt WU tbl bl~ IU~Ul "Coal Miner's D•usbter.0 Mled OD the autob6o- 1raphy 0( Loretta Lynn. IT WoN'T 8£ TBE l.Al'I'. ~,,....,_.,. Uves ol Merle Hqaud ud T , are planned . And there are teveral ore we ·known country stars whole names b e been mentioned from time-to-time u j)06Si subjeda for movtes. Here ts an intrleuinl list: -JOHNNY CASH •• Known as "Tbe Man in Bladt," be overcame pill addiction and a strtn.c of arrest. in the lat.e 1980s, married the woman <June Carter) who helped him out of that mess andrnow publicly testifies to bis deep Christian (aitb. 1-DOLLY PAR.TON. The fourth of 12 children. sbe was born into poverty in Lbe Smoky Mountains. She arrived in Nashville at 18 wilb a cardboard suitcase full of songs and eventually teamed up with rblneatone-sui~ country singer Porter Wagoner . They broke up lo an acrimonious Cartin& and she now ls mating movtes. Her strik· ng figure and flamboyant dress and hairstyles are lbe object of many of Johnny Canon's jokes. -M.EJtLE HAGGARD. He spent two yean and nine months in San Quentin Prison for burglarizing a cafe during a drunken spree. was paroled and got a job digging ditches for $80 a week. In 1972. bis criminl.l record was wiped clean with a pardon by then·California Gov. Ronald Reagan. Haggard married singer Bonnie Owens. who still is a member of his road,sbow even though they have divotted. and be bas marrled singer Leona Williams -~ho also travels with him. -RONNIE M~AP. Blind since birth. he ts a pianist and singer of such int,en.sity that be i.s known as "Mr. Country Soul." He has Callen off the stage a few times. but carries on. -CHARLEY PRIDE. He is country music 's first black superstar . His record company didn't want his picture on his first album because ex · ecutives feared it would allentat e the p re · dominantly white country music audience. One of 11 children. be was a stellar ~ball player in b.ls youth and played outfield and tried out for the California Angels in 1961. -TAMMY WYNETTE. Her fi ve marriages and numerous hospital stays have overshadowed one of the m06l successful careers m country music. Her f\.rst four marriages ended in davorce. including one to childhood idol George Jones. In 1978, she was abducted at a Nashville shopping center. dnven 80 miles, beaten and released b) a masked assail-ant. He has never been caught -WAYLON JENNINGS. He played with Buddy Holly's band "The Crickets." and missed the ilJ.fated plane crash • that killed Holly. Rtdue Valens and "The Big Bopper" in 1959. Alter 2S years ln the music business . he bad little to sbow for it except a $600,000 debt. His one last stab at a career paid off: " be boasts four platinum and six gold albums. -DONNA FARGO. Sbe was teaching high school English in Southern CaW'omia when she became a star in 1972 by reeording lbe bit ''The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A." ln 1978. at age 34, sbe was diagnosed as having multiple sclerosis -a mysterious crippler. She's sllll sing10g a.od making personal appearances, vowtnc to continue her career. -MEL TIU.JS. He bas stuttered most or his life, but not when he sings. -MINNIE PEARL. She bas m ade a ca~r with her hayseed humor and her long stand10g, desperate search for a "feller." In real lJfe sbe 1s cultured. sensitive and has been named to lhe same "feller" for 32 years. 'Rent-a-Wife' Latest Service PETALUMA CAP> -Want a wife? Ju.st ask Karen Donavan -she's for rent. So a re seven others ln Ms. Donavan's service, Rent·A·Wlfe. And two are men. They'll give your parties, shop for you. de· corat.e your home. do errands. meet frlend.5 at lbe airport. even do housework. Sex. however. Is not included in the list. MS. DONAVAN STARTED BEa service two w«ks ago after her secretanlal job wu ellmlnt· ed and she was preparing her resume. Although she hu been an Army legal secretary, a notary public and .a county ,clerk. her longest work ex· perience was as a wife -almost 14 years unt!I her divorce three years ago. That's when the idea occurred to her-wlfery waa her strongest skUl. "A lot of women have called me to say they think lt la wonderful and that It doet a lot for the self eeteem of womeo .... I didn't know t bad a women'• cause here, but thal'S exactly what l have." abe said. ..... NOT A WIFE roa tun, aJthoUab beln •• wife la a lot of fun. I'm a wile for protlt," •be aaJd. Within a week ol advel'tll1nl her Ml'vtce, •be said she had rec:etved 100 calla. AIDODI ber flnt cllenta was a San Francllco busineatmaa who travels frequeatly and wbo wu tired ol returning lo a messy apartmeat aDd to DOtbUlC to eaL SH does everythlnc domeet1c from providi.q fNab flowers to grocoery 1bopplna ud makin& awe tMn ls an attractive meal waltlq OD bl.I retwu. "One mu called and saJd be Just wanted me to come over and watch TV wltb blm. t said It w11n 't wor1b 115 an hour to bim, but be nJd eome on over riOt away anyway. l didn't ao." J4a. Douvaauld. Re1alar occapatloDI amon1 her H 'ven helpmat11 rana• from attoney to ms'rlne bloloeilt- Story of Slwttle WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe nut tJli 1tepe ID the Amer'lean Space Pf'Oll'Ul wt1l depend OD the apace lbuttle. · Tbe ,.._.e II. eaentlally. • re-U1able rocltet wblcb ea Nturn to eartb like an alrplane and be UMd t¥Vf/r ad·cwer ln explorlq apace. Tbe ltOl'f ol tM abuttJe and how It works t1 told ID a new, heavOy lll\Wtrated, 1ovemment book. TM tat ti non-tec:tmkal yet crammed with fadl. • .,,.. __. Shuttle 8* Wort" Mill for '3.75 "-' tbe~teodentot Documents, U.S. Gov· --~ OMH, W~. D.C .• 20t02. Ord« Mock --OIMOMO'rlN. • NEWS FEATURES I OBITUARJES \St•dw Aided l OloesT&a'a Willlllm Loeb . publis he r of New Hamp s hire 's Man ches ter U n ion Leade r , has been r ul e d by s,tate authorities to be a l eg a l res ident ·of Massa chusetts and will h a ve to pay in· com e taxes to that s tate , t he Boston Globe has reported. Soldier· Can Earn Degree BJ IOYCE L KENNEDY . I Dear '°Jee: I'• a _,,., clerk la U.. Alr Pere. Md a ldp acMol .,_..ce. IUPt •• I'• • •1 way te Ealll.IMI fH u.ree 1ean. After tUt I wW lie llvlq la QevetaM. I ...W like te bow wt.at kiDd of COtlnff or,,......, I HUI ctt 111- vehed ID U.at cleaJ wtUi a INetiet-'• •cree .. nnblg. nu wa1. 1 ~ un • SllllUd uct flll.lall wp ID Otlio. -8.8 ................ 0ldo The 90ldier and the studeat Increasingly are one now that each military service offtra a -frtnge benefit comparable to the Air Force Voluntary Education Program. These program& constitute a network known as the Serviceme mber 's Opportunity Collete. In wbic b any military man or woman can voluntarily pursue an academic degree in off-duty hours. Ap· proximately 400 American colleges and un- iversities participate In the network. The academic aed.ats you have earned travel with you, or you can have them reeonkd at the American college you first au.end. EXCEn FOR mE COAST GUA•D. which generally pays 100 percent. the military probably will pay 75 percent of tuition for courses t.akeo at a regionally accredited civilian inStituUon when you are working for a degree or to improve your job skilla. •• t4 •• Flight Gripes Decrease Even Ir you take classroom courses. don't ' overlook shortcuts. You may be able to acquire some credits by exammatlon through DANTES - the Defense Activity for Noo·Trad.iUooal Educa- tional Support. This pro- gram offers free college. ( ) WASHINGTON (AP) -The C1v1I AeronautJcs Board reports that con · s umer t'Ompl&nts a bout a ir l in e:. d r o pped s1~n1f1cantly 1n the first three months of tbe year. The board received 6.856 com plaln ts from co11Sumers in t.be first q uarte r or the ye ar. do~ n from 8.443 m the same penod of 1979 THE DOWNTURN, of· fic1a ls said. and1cates that cond1t.1ons m the air travel mdustry are re· tumtn~ to nor mal as the comparues adapt to de· regulat.100 . .. Airlines know that to do welJ Ill a competillve m arket. they must be responsive to the public. The decrease in com· plaints to the board s ug· gests that a.irlioes are increasingly aware of tbls fact," commented Reuben 8 . RobertMJD of the board. FUght problems , such a s cancellat ion or de· lays. ,.'t're lhe most fre· q ue nt cause or com· plaan ts. followed by baR· g a Re p roblem:, and c o mp l a i nt s a bou t e m ployee rudeness. ALTAIR AIRLINES toppe d the 1980 com· plaint roster wtth 129.31 complaints per 100.000 passengers flown. The second tughest r ate was 52. 71 per 100 ,000 by Capitol lnternatlonal, followed by Coc hise, 42.86: Empire, 35.71 and Sw1ft·Alre J0.65. At the other end of the scale. Delta had only 1.42 co mplaints p e r 100.000 pass eneers. Others with low com· plaint rates included Fr o nti er, 3 .53 ; Southwest, 3.S5: P ied· mont. 3.63. and Uruted, 4 68 leve l e xams to actave CAREERS military personnel tn more than 75 sub1ects. _ _ Co rres pond e n c e · study al.so comes under the DANTES umbreUa: al your base's educational center. you can select courses from the "DANTES Independent Study Guide." Be sure to cootnbute between S50 and $7S moolbly to the Vet.ttana F.dueaUooaJ A.Ki.st.a.nee Program. The lO"ertlmeDt matcbea SZ for every Sl you pul in op to $2.700. which when added to the government's aha.re, makes a maximum ol Sl.100 that you ean use to rmi.sb your education after JOU leave t.buervice. CONCEtNlNG A NURSING DEGaEE. pro. babl y the most requ1remeatA you can get out of the way I.ft England ar e hbera r arts and science. Tbe nursmg education coordinator at lhe base hospital can give you a lJ..st of these subjects. And be certain lo cheek with the base educa· tJon services officer for opportunities not apparent at this distance F inally, to be a ssured your c~dits will transfer. you showd c00rd10ate your curriculum ;.. ilb the cmllan mslltut1on In Ob.lo -ideally a part.ic1pant in the Serv1cemember's Opportunity College -"'bere you plan to obtain your bac· ca laureate. A Parking Meter Groit~ in Idaho MURPHY, Idaho <AP)-Murphy, population SO. doesn't have a grocery store, or a drug store. or any olher kind of store But 1t ~have a park m g meter. It's lbe ooly ooe a.o Owyhee County. a sprawliog uttle-raisin& county. There tsn•t another parking meter ln35 miles. THE METEa DOESN.,. BUNG in mucb mooey-1SOme years only $29rS3. The meter sat.a an front of the Owyhee County Court.house and ts surrounded by other meterless and usually vacant parltin& spots. It was the idea of t.he late Vic Ford, a former state legislator and real estate dealer. He frequently vi.sited the county asussor's office but complAined be couldn't fa.nd a parking place at tbecourtbouse. So Ford obt.ained a su.rplus pa.rtioa met.e.r from Nampa.3Smi.les away, andluld it placed in tbeparlt· ing lot in front ol the courthouse lo 1951. SREJUFF nM NETnZl'ON MID Ford in- stalled the met.er to discourace others from parting there-reserving the spot for himself. What few nickels and peonies are fed into it go lo tbe county. But the parking meter isn't collecting any revenue rikht now-someone ftred a .22·caliber bullet tnto 1t a year ago. "I've got a new parlclng met.er bead that I've got to cet lnatalled some day." t.be sheriff said. Before Dlvlag Deep Breathing Unwise By oa. PETE• 8TEINcaOBN Dear Dr. ~rolm : We had • near casualty a few days ago. A crowd of t.eenagen w~ vtstt.inl our pool. We beard lat.er lbat two ol the boys made a bet on wbo could sta.y under wat.el' longer. One 14.year-old seemed to bave woe. He was under so much loage-r tbaa tbe other who came up fol' air. tbat the oolooken became IUIPickNI that. socnelhina wu wroq. One ol tbem dove In and dracged tbe youn.pter out. He was half-drowned. If be blldn 't bad artificial respiration ritbt away be mictil not have recovered. What cauaed It? Here's what hap- pened. We were told that before en· t.eri.n1 tbe pool to tta1 under water be had kept on taklDI very deep breatbl. "To fill up on ox~' be later said. ls tbJJ what CUd blm In? I 've beard lt may be dangenNt to overbreathe wben plan· ning to be under water. Mr.C Dear Mr. C.: Yowapten, espe- cf ally, should be warned agalMl deep breatbing before enterlDI water. As in the u se you mention. It aomeUmes ~ when tben'1 • bet on to .ee wbo can my undtr' loDp.r. lhaplraUon auddeDlJ 1top1 ud , , ~ DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE ~ ~ there's a blackout and d.aft&er· of drowning. The rea.soo? Excessive breathing may sli&hUy lncreue osy1eo but may d.anlerousb' lower carbon ctios- lde levels. And it l• lbe carbon diox- ide which stimulatel lbe reapin&ory center ta the brain, wb1dl In tuna 1timula&ee tbe lungs. IP INSllFnCIENT CAaBON diox· tde la preseat, brealhinl It.Op&. But when spontaneous rMpi.ratm ocess again, water rather than air ii ia- baled and drow1linC may reRlt. Divers and lona distance un· derwater swimmers 1bould f\&Ard against hyperventilation before ..,.. terinl the wa\er. Younaatss Uiould be warned agai.nst pl.,_ pme1 wttb Ulelr brealblnl app&nbll. •••• SeU·treetmeat ol an ......... wUI only loee you valuable Ume. 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H11b loan t l.U~. Low d own mf.~ Ca!l DOW JllS IULTY 673-6210 NOW OFFERED FOR SALE BY OWNER CONTIMPOIARY CAPE COD TOWNHOUSES LOW 00~ PAVMF.NT -ATTRACTIVE fo'INANCJN(i AVAILABLE _... you ar. inte,..led u. .. ol DoYtr Sbofw. t,_irport Beach> nn..t homu. IU4elflcent Oteaa. IDOUDLAUa, ba '1 • r1 · ty Upu v"w. C\iltom dllllJined toOUrtyard With poor. 1pa. rount•lna. f1rep1t • BBQ . 4 bdrm a+mald '1 ~-14 lMn& rm. 4 (rpka Pnvat• beach $19$,000. C a II now m~o ALLSTATE O. ..... IZLet Newpo rt He11ht1 2 ..... ,.._.. ICHM Br +den. P lans drawn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 newly cOn!ilructed and lnd1v1clunlly desl11ne<t 2 & 3 bt'drooms & f'a~·h untt contu1n.'I f« 2nc1 wilt. Assum.ab~ z u..m ta. al 10\4-~ 00 I>Wnood/Nortb Bay •21"'2 Baths REALTORS ll2S.OOO a rea. Lovely . 3 Bdrm •Kitchen Greenhouse •Brick Hearth Fireplaces 6SJ-DUBroter home + 2 bdrm apt. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Dll.ooo •Vaulted Ceilings with 2nd Story Loft •Built-in Dishwasher & Gas Range •Tile Kitchen Counters a .,.._. CoH.,. ~ LOU IUCH1'B. Steps to bay or ocean. J Sr+ den. Excellent roo- dWoo. ISZ5 000 IATFIOMT The only one for sale wrtb POOL AND PIER Beal.ll.lfw 3 Bdrm home with huge view wmdows a.nd new lutchen Move 11'1 l'Olldluon ~ Pier and slip for large boat. e ncl05ed paoo with pooJ and out door enterta1rung area. as well as pnvat~ sand) beach l3S Harbor Island Rd Open Sunday J.5 IARRETT RIAl.n IEGISTU 642-5200 a-choS-Ja ~· °'" Saf/S.. 1-5 ,, .. NIWPOl'T DWLIX 2 U1ut1 on fee land Across from park Near beach. bay, & sboppl.D& Pnced at $205,000 Eves &122253 DOOIS TO HACH 2 2 Duple• O wner motivated Open to t'reatl ve (lna nc 1ng Po&sibl,y little or oo cash Will trade property boat · car . or .,.., 1249.000 Eves S4&-071S associated DAOKCAS·-A(Al TORS lO.l', "Ill l olboe •''I J •• I UOOISLI A big. big, beauurw re decora ted 4 Bdrm wthuge m htr i.wte up st<illrs and separate New gourmet kitchen. import ed ulc-~ & sinkl>. 1i· arched Laving rm win dow. 2 f11>IC'~. l)t'W lift' roo f, new heat1nJ! ~.CXX> and owoer Wlll help fmaMe JACOBS REAL TY otrSanJoaquin& V1eJ() 675-6670 Reunng or just looJunli! ---------- for a Rood uhestmeot"' SftofSUOUS nus 3Br 21, ba ··san EXEC. COMOO LuLs Re)" model C"an t Live 1n a pre ... t1.i1ou .. be beat Close lD the golf area with lt>!>l> than 2tr. C'OW"Se and pool with a C'I dn assume bl TV of t} rught l.lght vie,. and an s&S.500 <1nd owner ,. Lii aMumable loan A.'liO the ron.-.ider no pa) mcnt.:. lor real reahsuc sale pm:e 1:. 2 yrs on 2nd TO Sl07.SOO onJ> Sl79.900 <.:.&U loda> 979 ~o ~~>~\~6um ALLSTATE 'Y: 552~3339 A~AL TORS -----~~~~~~~~ 900/o COMMISSIOH Many amen1t1e s - coaipuUr Blue Oup Properties D. Wengeler SS7-4436 .....SUUrotMT I HOURTOIEACH OlaruliDg 3Br. JBa hse w t s unny cou rt y d , 121DO.OOO fm.&DC\DC avail. Do it now! JONES REAL TY a.OSI TO IUCH 4 IDllM S,7,500 A true fixer SS.000 bela-. market. o~ner ma)' carry & AMOC. '7S.ll 1' -UTn.l ISLAJitO ldeal 5 br. fam . bome wilh South Bay V1eW. 3 ba. 3 r p. 2 bn c:k pauos. ~· panel.led den. 40' lot S6SO.OOO 106 Abalone m.3680 2 Story 2 "bdrm I~ ba Pauo. Garage Apt. Guest q uarters S42S.OOQ. m-Olli28 BAYVIEW Atlracth•e 2 Bdrm. 2 ba w l bdrm l bath over ll!e •Deeks. Patio & Private Yards with Trees & Mature Landscaping •Double Car Garage •Close to Shopping & Transportation PRICED AtOM SI 05,000 PARK WILSON 624 Wlsoa. Cost. W... Phone 751 -1364 for appt. Mon· Fri. (8AM-SPM ) dbl gar 1 house from So --------• Bayfront Extra tge cor IASTSH>I OlttG. HWPT HGTS. oer lot <:an ror t.11/orma 2 OH A LOT uoo ~ Uld1 v1duaJ houses on Ma FUCHS an R·2 lot Each has a PAVILION RE.AL.TOR ~ate yard Both new 675 8120 I> pa.inted 1ns1de & out and terr1l1c location FetRY TALE Owners will Carr) 2nd That 's r igh t ' Walk TD f"or more info c;;,11 acro:.s the water on 540-11.51 Balboa Ferry l~~1ble locauon Onl) $220,000 Owner will carry • 121 i l4 6 4 6 -77 11 o r 714 S40-8944 ..._.,, ........ 1007 .••...•..•.....•...•... IA.LIOA DREAM on the point Its ~o beauuJul · >ou'U ~1mpl) fall lD love 4 br spa 1 Z ~tor~ I , Intl> : 124 71-1 646 ;;1 1 o r 714~ ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS MISAVBDE CU\.DlSAC Clean 4 Bdrm plu., added famil> room oe"" paint 1n & out 'ew carpeb. lotr~t H< l uded lot ~rs mo\ 1ng out uf :.late aod art' \ t'r") anx 1~ A~k1 ng $119.500 CaU s.i6 l ~ l ~HERITAGE REALTORS 2 MAST& ao.MS 3 Bdrm. 2 ba home oo cul de -s ac in E 's1de Costa Mesa . Lge lot. easy shopptng. Newport schools and recreational amemues Good hoanc· 111g Sl.37 .~. Won 'l last. t'ail today Oeruu5 R 1 c It et ts & Assoc. 1S5).()U4 XEAM IR.HUS Great 3 bedroom home -.1th lots of extra:- H t;GE fotmtly room. firepla c e. m odern k1tcht'n, over 1.700 sq.ft . And close t.o beach, too' Act (~t ' Only Sl 10.000. <...all~l720 TARIB.L DO YOU WANT ... •Tollve m Mesa Verde" •Have your c hildren walk lD school"' •······•··············· Three )eari. ne w . 2 •To own a large 4 ~R Bdrm~. 2a,, bath~. 2 home~ IUtLD TO SUIT One lOJl ll.8 • lot Gt Begoo.ia Ownr ~148 Eves VICTO..AH HOUSE Wilb lo Law quarters R·2 lot. Owner will help (IJWK'.e S269.900 OUPUX 3 bdrm.. f root bow;e 2 bdrm deo r ear unit Owner wants to sell. IZ»..000 B Eilertsen Agent ~2:173 or T71)..8.S618 fireplaces All builuns. double g.a.race w1lb pool •A natural r1repla~., and 1aCU1.U. Offered at CA.LL MOW only 912.500 Call $46. l U 1 ..-:.~HERITAGE . . REALTORS ID CDllDS LUXURIOUS- 673-6210 ---------• AttracuvepooldUl>ln + 2 MIESA DEL MAit good rentals Pnme loca· 2•l B£DROOMS St.art.iAa al SJ 01. 000 On V 1cton.a bl wn Newpon& Hartlor Bhd 54t.35St ferft 64Mot l UVING Gorgeous 4 Bdrm. 2ba A boo S28S.OOO 640-4999 Smashing Mesa Vtrde pool home. 5 lge bdnns. ,.1ne closet . gourmet kllchen. private park Wte yrd. dose to schools. $1119. 950 54.> 9-191 SI 0.000 MOYE IM 3 BR 2ba. rumpus rm Vana Pt. Sl4.5,000 WLll trade for Sao Otego pro- p e rl > Owner 1Agt 79)-0671 ITSHA.DIT! The home ha s betn n rs tom rem o de I e d tbruout. A room addition created a beautiful 3 Bdrm. studio, I ~, Ba house Add a new roof hne. bay wmdow, new carpets. beam ceilJngs and forma I d1J11ng room and you have I.be best \ alue lD the Orange area . <Xfered at Sl24.950. BALBOA ISLAND REALTY 013-8700 pk&SW'l' LO Sff Sl.20.000 CO%YCOHDO 2 Bdrm. 2t..ba. ronner erode! W faOla.5UC \'ll'W Must see thu decorator" del.tght Best condo in Costa Mesa 0wnl'r must seli. HO«SI PR0'8TY Act Now'' This propert) IS tn toredosure Needs n..c \., acre 2 Bdrm. lba •in law-; quartt'rs. outbwld1nic~ N~wPort Mesa H hoo l d1 ,1 $119.900 • REC CARPET 754-1202 INTERESTING IRYINE TERRACE c...,. --wftla ......... POOl. .,. & d•ck. •oo• to HpHd thlt 2 bed.+ .. .._. S27'.000. Ul-1400 SPYGlASS-VIEW.POOL-LARGE Yee_. Sa ltfart wfflt •....., '-,,... .. .... ...... ...... '°°' .... ...,...,.,. •n. lllDUCID to SSH.000. A ...... .... 6lt·l400 WATERFRONT HOMES. INC Rf.AL EST.l\TC "'-• R.~••• Pt°""''' ~.~t 1436 \y c _, Hv.., ~-iMt&«I> Hl-1400 JI\ M.t>nr//\w ~lwnd 67Mt00 JASMIME CUB F'abulou.$ greenbelt loc Rare plao l Pro( de C'Orate-d neutra l tones S29C.SOO f1ex ftnant'tng °'*'1u' Agt 640~145 UST5'0I 6 P'l.D JUST RB>UC ED! NOW . Sl2S,OOO With Sl&6.800 in assuma blc loa~. rangl.llg from ir", to 11"',.. $26 340 it~ 3 L':"JITS So of h,.> Owner ftnaDC'l' $250.000 645-1103 .i.nnuat 1ncomt> Well ----------· ARARERMD- in SPYGLASS ' Seosa tlOIUll 3 bdr. VIEW home A pleasUI't' to lJ' e 1n ,. 1th all 1 me rutu.-s Reduced S10 000 to S3S9.000 ~ iJ73 I~ 1501 COULD H INCOME &alder's delight So ol PCH R2 lot. pr?Sentl) uxome duplex Lge as· sum l.st TO $219,SOO Cote Realh· & lnn•stmenc 640-5777 Sharp, Sex) Owner's Unit Plantation shut un. skylight. hreplac~. priva('), p a rk i ng Duplex . 2 Brt 3 Br ~.000. Bltr 675-0lSS . 646-52164 kept. ~mgle c;tOI') untL" ,.1\h 4 garagt'5 plu.s off st.re('( parkmg on 60x300 ~ 644-7211 l.Br. 2Ba. R 2 2.0l>ed. RV parkmg, ~ lot. S1 LS,000 JZS E Roc h ester bC2·2231 MESA YBDI IXIC. 4 Br. 3 Ba. 0 R. Fam Rm. Country K1tt'Mn. Xlnt Move In Coodlllon S229.SOO Open House l8lJ Onole Or. Sat & Sun l·~ T AlllLL UAL TOIS S40-l720, 54.5·2574 Ask for Sally Nett.el .. WUSTIMG TRI LEVEL BEAUTY Soper family bome. hugt• family room . raised de«. bwlt1n BBQ. So U>a.st Plau area Only $1"3.000 •4PLEX JUST ONE LOO« That's all it wtll take Nieht light specucular ID Corona del Mar. 3 br, xlnt decor Jl2 5. '714 /646 ·7 711 or n•t~ Opeo Sa.l/Sun u-s. 314 1 ________ _ Alta La. off Santa Ana bet. Del Mar " Mon~ Vusu. E.side secluded 3 Sr 2~ Ba eftd \.ID.It coodo. Af#,.. S46-2018 MUST SELL! Spa, 3 bdrm.. 2 ba. RV access U27.900. &r. 8'2-1418 • 962"6365 '=!i':' S<t\\cillA-J£~~s· .... .... ------.... "' QA'f ~ _.,. .~ ........ ... ...... llC'J'O..t.w.d...,.. .... '-"' '°"" ,_ _.. -· ATIBmOM lfCYISTOIS 4Plex excellence. 3&2 brs Get a jump oo the tu man. Invest now! We have toos moTe. '113. 7 14 /646 ·7'71 1 or n•M()..8944 Br. brdwd Roon. frplc. cp« It, dole to beads fl schooll, OCMD V1l. &real pot en ti a I. By Ow11-er.SMO,OOO. m -.. . ....... ,tlly 10!4 ....................... V.ATllMS """41 MIADOWS.• ; call quietly OD this 8a· mac. profeulona11¥ landKaped 2 Br bl ·-... Meadows" with pricie awmato..U,._ SUi,IOO. 644-7211 . . . . H OUSH for Sde OAn. V P\LOT ...•.•............ , ...•.....................•. ····•·•••······•····•·· ··•··•················· •...••.................•..•...•.••...........• H1 •etfwS. ...._ .. ,_.,.. Hon.1llorW. ............ 1041 ~....... IOU .... ,... ... _.. 106t s-a...... 107' S.a-t• 107' C rcW ... ~·················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ,...,.,., 1600 r I* • .., 1114 .,..... 1 ... 4 1144 OCICNIP'1IONT futaatle ii.'aarroot ••••••••••••••••••••••• -··••••••••••••••• ·-·;::;.,.••••::.::;•••• -··••••••••••••-••• New •odut1r t1 pe 4br. Jba. 1 wpl•c•. ACUL.Aa i.:. ........ 'cu .... ...,.. 19UC8> $40,000 -lllYALM. .,.._ ww.1 ' ••• ....,._,vuocaaumtty.a -.ooo• \ "?09frllDIM .... _.. __ _.... ba prime Balboa'buald· ,..,..aatboa ....... Iv a«Wil)', 1ub Ltillt....... an• Only J )'rt new with THIS IS THE c•• ia1. eoruer locaUon. 3 • .... ~ M Sa 11M11l \awa .... to &Uo>' ._•_.Y ..... llltt.llllOK moaa11 • va•l t e d ~•111011 . , OWC fiftanclnJall0% su1.-. .... ~'-'-•••b ........... 1 lrl\9 .. --....................... 1o•rmet kltclaeo , lea.lonomlcs S154700 U.Pr:•nlr rt ••~ swraa . .-IUPD ...,.... l'ORIAL!8YOWNER OW1•D11111A1I bakmy fr•1De rm ana Special end unit Pl•n D. Presidential t6MSJ7 iv.._.. ram,,.. Ot" Ni .n.-... Jri• o1 lwctBrw/f1mnn.t1e MUST-.a. &1'7' ape lo naaatcr belh Hei~ts Condo on greepbelt. Beamed C•~••W-:-~ow• • 1a1 rm._ &ntt) .,.uo with asJ.• Orul v.., U. • td, mobltrwl41d canyon muc• IATI PLUS m...cb more. Now ceiling, light and airy 3 Bdrm, 14'1 ba. ..... fw 1700 -1111!1 ...... ~---•I =:9.=c' o:=lni ~•11 1ppret'laala1 ~~ " .. w:..~ooo 3 bedroom. a Nth. cw· =~t ool'-Maa':. o.tyStJl.IOO. · ~~: .. ;·;;~·;·~~~ -~· ~~.'":'~.· ;~;.~jt::;~~·: (!J.~:'" ~~' ~gm bkCALL: .. n:·. . .7: g:~~~:.!~::. §..7,~€.E 1111.*, ~ll fOr ·~ to drepn Sn1 l 1h1ry $Sl·3800 ~~ooo8~ST On'ER' P\uaKl-8291 w/k»~•lJ" 1ard Auvm i.u "'•'·"~•.. paMOUMIC ftlt WOODBRIOG F lau SlJt. at tW COleO wHOOI. Hupt.._. 1069 5-NAM IOIO Lakev\ew Across frorr ownrt&Jt Bt'auaUu.I J fir. tbl C'lld VIEW ...... ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••.. rec. area. Wood deck OUTITAMll ee wiM * BAYCREST By Owner. IYO~ patios. 3 br. 2 ba, lamae 11l1t~. Bdrm 8wwrly. nuth•.u.oe l•'OCEANVIEW Warm ram h o me . 3Br,larcelot.goodloca· WARMINGTON Un1L 1114) 14'"5101 patio bome ID Wnod m~ ASSUME 1m UkeoMtHW)'. eu\htonedecor. lg eouD· lion. Conventional Owner /Agent. 646·2671 9!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'•1 brldft' Clo.Cl to wim ,., OW.. LAGUNA BEACH Newty decorated on fH try kit.,~ ram rm. 38r $75.000.SCT-31.IZ eva,or641·9'20f. ,;;; ~wb end tHlo rourt A f'i,..t T O 4 , .. •ff7 land. Owner extremely Sl98.000. 631-31nl ~n ~li. _________ , F•aturo t rop1t•1t l 1 8drrn. 1 be Lalln * ,.... anxiousandpn«d losell Sit/Sun 16401f'VU)e 0.Wleel ...... SB atnum, IUinf'd aJin Townboute Au um OwtB W ~,.....,..1 $335 •••••••••••••••••••-•• . 1100 1 • w1ndo•• and parqurt S'Tl,M» a\ " ~ner ASSUME 1~-:ueva~·t~:!!'.boulwi· PIOIATISAU ......_..._, •••••••o • ........... .. ' nnon wral>W loan .. whelp wlfirnan ~lntt ~i::;~~~·~l~~~ WESTCUFF. spacious ..... ,. 1100 CDM Duple• by o wn. ASSl"'•E sue.ODO 193.SOO 8311 l 7Zt A~TD. Oeaoe l.fome W/hqJh <>ieeen"'Vi:::Homec cwtomhome.2Bdrm + ....................... ~~:rits.~2 br. -ev-/Wknda * open beam clp It walb OurS1>tt1alty den + pool. Choice cor· S.O J uan Capo. SSUOO. 2 --------- RIST TJ Rancho San J oaqum 2 br ol &lasa! H\lle fam rm & Relit. Sedls & AMOC. ner loc. its over S300.000 Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq. It 8yrs • 1.1P1traded,Jlob 8 ASSUME master suite. formal din 54._9522 area. YOW' opportunity at o6d. A.ct S.J.5032. OCEAN DUf'LDES E:xcepUoruil 3 BR ~ den HedtuU •alt" 562 7500 1tl$C. sep den• lndry rm. sz49.ooo as 15 ! ! Aet. New 3 bdrm. + 1 bdrm. t ondom1nt11m. Jll l 3 .1 AThlrdTb Pool ailed crollDds 2 St().5.580 2Br,ZBa.4StarP1l;l yrs U Ye.rs old, "Dear .... ,1 .. .4£11..eMB _ 131 31ll ......... 1_ .. ..:....i. 1 b •-Bhlffs Condo . Bonita new, mmtaee. Open Kse rut&. From $197.000. Ah· ... "' ....... ~ * uoaa to -e. _.-. c: " • Plan 3 8 gl I I 1-.. .n..-....__ S JC I 5 .,, .... .r,._ ,_,. -_. "'• s um e • I 2 Ve % Io an Squ.r:e Parll. reatW"H a tennis . Out ol s ta t e • r 5 eve · ~--.--~. , .. • ._..,.._.._ ~ .. an•-'>'· JkalderMl>-1414. w 1nd1ng 1\attcht', Urcent Need 38r l Ra 0,-W/s-·I + TRADt-sellers bave arranged Y-ISla caudal. {)po HH eu.vw.&...... KB.tA-G33.a.'MIS ""Cathed ral ce1langs. townbome, apx SI00.000. 6 r-6os t prke & terms few fast Sat!Swll2·5. Popular "Port Royale" i.:-r,.rty 2000 firtplac:e . and seldom lrg asswnable loan. xlnl o" San Joaquin It Viejo saJ,e at $154,500! Markel· NEWPORT HEIGHTS Yodel ol Broadmoor ~a MOllLI H~S •-•-.••••••••••••••••• f°'9d creative f1n:ancan' condJtton. must c:o op Reunna or )~t lookmf + SOME ed exclusively by Teri Coz bo 1.. View Homes. 4br, U1Clud-utif-' 1 By bl.aJder. new duple1t.es. 9ess i b 1Ill1 t s Jus t w/broker Call Kathy for a aood investment Tolle, BKR. 830-3173 : Y me w/96 kit. Cul i.ng decant master awte Select• ~a . ., smg e. First owner deprt:c•a-5141~. Fick. A(lt. 963·0928. 1lus 3Br. 2~ ba "San Sll-8:iCIO de sac. Frplc 2Br 1 ba Wtt.b Roman Tub. Ullr· dbl OI' triple tn EJ Toro. t1oa . Sao Clemente. 752__., l..ws Rey" rnodel ran't CASH wi rm for expansion. rored wardrobes. & Dana Point. Laguna or ocean view $185 ooo bebeat.Ck>sewt.hegolf ..__VJ.to 1067 $149,SOO Own /Agl ocean )'1e w balcony ~~~·:~Garden each 968-T705, 775--0123 • ..atTAGEPAb COW'Sl'andpoolwitha ri 11Us custom built. 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~2671 ElegantUvmgroomwllh Gro ve . San ta An• ~.536-9374 ~:.'tlt':~;n ~ ~ ~=~&!h~~OSt~ sq. ft. boow is nearly uo AEGEAN HILLS MEW OH UDO =ite~~ ~~ REPOS• 7 UMITS C.M.. __ , li 1 _. paral)e)ed its its IWIW1' S Bdrms.2batbs,22:50sq Dramauc:" Bdnn3Ba. -•r Tortahe unn tn a pn~ corner nourea st1c:saepnc:t>lS F}\joy YOW' own prlvatt' ft . Highly upgraded Au• 61~1854 delier• rpl.viewonPnl· Near new, 4·\ bdr m locauon fac1nl( Rreen· only $179,900. pool and \:I h 1 d ,_... ed fonn.M dining room. Moltle .._., w1loft & fireplaces. 3-2 beJt. 3 Br 1.,,, Ba. cstm rt s~ob hose lo SC: O<> s abnl c---~ ram room with 2nd frpl. 972-8421 bdrm, 1"'1 ba; Owner Will window c:ovenngs, fine ~ propeny 5 } s oppin1t. Assu ma c ~/$119,900 ultTa modern ll1tchen conslderrootract hoanc· w a I I ~ o v e r' n II s a n redwood dttklng Com loans S145,000 Bea\lll.fully decorated 2 Beau g:rounds with lf'lt ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j bathrooms. bnd1 • nd l A l T Y mu.Uty tennis ~ourts OPEN SAT" SUN Bd rm c oo d o w t l h bnck pa tao " spa io Cou ntry Clu b L' vine tn.f.st. tnvstmt.s 6'2·1603 = redwood paho. This OR T FO LIOS too()rllyt699.000 3i5USPARTAN t:nclosed ga r age sec luded Alnum. Of L£VITT OOACH. Have ~~ lik di llOWIMG $119.900 Owner wi ll c d b OWHHl ... COME ............ 040 ....................... ·6 llDltOOMS NMt • clean Ir only 2~ miles from the surl F'u II pnce only SJ 13.000 Park Place Inc: 8'2·7461 Beach House l '-'2 bills to home ;w..,,..,, JUSt c.-a 552--3339 _0 _1._.V, <'"'rrv w t low do. pav e re Y o wnt-r al cut 11111DDc price 110.000 . rmdel can~ yours for ~ W"U'I' " -·r $419,000. GoU. Teo.its. Sw1mmio1t. E's tde c M. dplL Jm SBt.900 641·2003 menLSUNS£TR.E 1915 Yodl+ Pwit.. free Call 714·723-~7 mac: $135.000. Agt -~ ------SS7-8623 HI Collect. Bu y o f a 546-2971 BY OWN ER·Sl06.000 V~ t4n1porta.odl 106' __ • 714444 2lliC7 hfet1me. No rth S .D. Orange Trff Condo. 28r. =-t.::; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blltfs. Super green~ll. Coualy 3 U at 11 X Gro11 t'-'IBa.doUhou.selocated MEWPOllTC:HAIMSt Sl 900 Cb 11; G OWNRAMXIOUS -E 's1de OM '' Own f·r ocean Spa. Sauna 3 1----ss_1._2000 ___ _ bdrm. 3 ba. wood noors. *>'lights. sla.ined Jtlass. all amenities. S217.~. owe. S36-012l. S36-6.56S on lake. 2 level. AC. pvt 963-8182 Spacious 3 Bdrm single ~·Alt. uc H.arborVtew Home, •br. '63NAS.HlJANpc Bch 66£ financed w /flex tln end urut. Assume loan al level home. Vaulted ceil· ---2.ba, Country French de· s q rt . C' o r n e r Io t 631-4500 U"4~ Show APIK only 1ngs. wooded master • •"'IE A~ ror by pro S229.000 H•f1 Pet61A.dtt.s s19.!IOO Renl --------""'"' --""" ~ ~~" ls .._ pp 12 Untl6 . P ool 370 -.,.~ enclosure S1tspended O\armmg 3 bdrm ranch J s 5 u m a b I l' 8 I I -Int . cas ca wtr ... 1100 541 Ft 4 blocb to ocecm $219.000 By Owner Uouble lot. 4 car gar. struc:t ured & t.oned for unit o n top Ra ised hearth frpl. formal dan rm, wooden spiraJ s tairs. lri: k1t C'hen . new high qualJty carpetulg. rn..ny closets & c:ab111~ 412 l21h St. 714-~2715 House Sat 'Sun 12.S Smoket ree townhome. SlOS.000. Beautiful park setting. 2 Br 2 Ba. 2 car gar. end unit. covered patio. steps LO part. pool & ten nis. Many up JUades. Assumable lO&D ~%. ~r. 551·6'&1 ()pen Ilse Sunday 12-4. WILLOWS 2 Br. 1"'2 Ba 1"4 Ba, single family home. Near part on cw- de sac:. Assume loan. f'tre plac:e . $99.950. 551-~ DIVORCED VET Assume high VA Loan. Clean 3 bdrm +den Complfum. In CaliC. Homes Hurry 541-<M.2:5 Bk r r.tJlisll T.tor Woodbridge Estates. $157.500. 3 Br 21'2 Ba. comm pool, spa, boat- ing. )Oggmg·bike tratls. volleyball. tennis & m>re! Beaut lg lt1tc:hen LET W/oU Ors 4r othE-r Up· WARM & COZT stone fireplace, wall ol Sl>le home m DOVER 760-0341. 975-1260 Open 548-2716 Avocado. CM. s.ws.ooo A 2 bdrm home in the glass opens to s parkhog SHORES Brea. Larae Sat. & Sun 1·5. 1978 Pon ---------10~ tnteresL. S95,000 h rt. f L w th DOOi "'-U " " ,......_,__ F'AllBROOK Are.a. 10 down OwnerSCB-m l ea o aguna 1 . ....... 673-8S50 country kitchen & a cov '-'"'"""Y· - - ocean view "' ve r ) ,. .. , ,,,Q ...... "' •• ' ered patio for entertain L'ASTBLUf'L' ~ 5 star Rancho 40 u~rrs private garden. Room to [~ 1 •ng ! Onl)' SlSO.SOO c. ~ Mou Sarape. Goll. ten-" expand Perfttt for the --11iill.~jl1,·.\I 752 mJn S9 l50t. Stop paylng nnt $J8K rus. pool 2 Br. 1700sq ft Xlnt Garden Grove loca youngexec. Sl'78.950. il'l\ii :~ down. Sl.SOOfmo for a owe 3l icn, Super buy LIOD Low, low main OHEOFAKIMD lovely,spac:1oushome 3 at 549.950. Call for de t enance IO X aros' First time on market A br. 2 ba. lge yrd. $189.000 tads 71' f673-882 I o r Owner will carry with true Laguna charmer m THE DECORAT<>a Subllllt oHen 752 2197 TI4/67S..OOO. Rod 29'< down. Full pnce a desirable locahoo close WAS HHE !! ~ Sl .400.000 to beach & s hopping 2 Bdrm+deo end unit IAUOA l9liO SkylJ.De. 20x44. 2Br 20 UMITS S3J9.00Q. Seawind condo Vac:an. DUPlEX IAIGAIH RXEI MWP'T HGTS C.O:.ta Mesa Adult P-.rk Bread .md butter uruL"> in MIGUR SH<>aES \/assumable. why wart One block to bay and 420Kmgs Rd. 2300~ ft 4 Walk to s upermarket ~ood Orange location A 3 bdr m, 2"2 bat h ()pen Sunday 1-4 PM Ol>ean. Owner will car!") BR. Fam Rm. deo. pool. Amencao Mobtk Ho!'Ol' lOX grosa. Owne r will townho use in a gate •14 Seaside the paper $175,000. Call SmaU Vlt:W. OWC ftnatl<'· Sales 557 .9390 UrT)' With 29'1' down guarded pnvale l'Om 631·2242 ~ ing. 646-tst4 Goffen Full pnce $739.0M By owner. plush 2Br con· grades 979.7470 & US d6. Choice loc Xlnt. 5S2~W 11\troduce you to ooe of munity. Room for 3 pool r · ~ · ., ;:· ' FAIULOUS IUY Rancho Mom.erale Coun I 9 UNITS ~:::.~:.··i~~.~~~: c ... SunboKRrall~J [®IHIHI ~~.lfr.~,,~:.:: ~i~~~~~~: ~~=.!.~~~~ ::.tarter bome. Many up----------1 lrvme's flneil develop-gudes. $80,000. Open WOODlalDCil me n ts -TU R T L£ hoase Sat & Sun. lG-S Excellent 2Br Plan B. ROCK GLEN PATIO 1667? Arbor Circle. H B. Wannmgton town.home HOMES. 4 Bdrm, 2~ ba. Kf?-0101. m a quiet location on Inverness Model. Exejt>- surance. Sl&S.000 FAMOUS MEWPOIT , = -Sptt\&l creau..-e fmanc:-0 " ner\. Yoor own fr~ Bdrm. 9' 2x Gross Th1l> ~..,. USIDEMCI JASMIME c:al:B mg avail. Cail TOOJ\ Y • golf course. Ttnn1~ Pf'OPU\Y !las s pendable "'-' :-,......_ •u-... _ 11119 714 1646·77 11 or pooh . ..auo.a.s BuutduJ 8 UHITS • ~~&..--,. IACICIAY SPANISH ..., ... rmtng 3 DU.JUI, 2"' ..., TI4f~ views. Saa Lows Re.) 1oc ,. '"',._ .,..... ........ home 10 lovel!Y ~··-'-A Good Sail~ Ana • Uon ~ &_...._. Valle.Y.Ometol·U•'16. "'"l Br .,_ """•'h P\:Jol. Bot Tub, Volleyball comm \lnity. Con;aplete On old • SouUa. £,uy nu . UDJ ... --.ave 1ote a-~ Court. 4 bdrm.+ Maid'• ~/many a m e n1t1e&. dnve from LA or San P1rlc~d°i~':~tfir!';~· .. _lt E:Jt th tional floor pfln. --llST..... green""' . oy 11 ~· ...,. • 1 • .--'" much IOUCbt a er plao ~•11h:u 1or e egance FASHION SHOtllS and au the amenrties ol and functiooal livlGg. .._._a.._, room Pnce reduction Seiler mouvated, needs Real Estat.e ~Co-ll4·'TZ&·'T2:18 or Pttme corner Joe. ~ mi lab . tennis. pools and l~ Terrific: residence spas for Sl27. Good foreJCec. 4 Br. 3 ba. fam1-financing available Jynn. formal dining rm 644-7211 • · all cash. 721-am 1225.000 :f:;~ Bnoi c:reauve lOGBS lEALTY $310,000 ---4-PUX. 1050 TlerradelSolRealtor t.7S.Z311 IUGA.IH f'Ac:tACrAUOtSI Cost.a Mesalocauon 3Rr • ()pen Sunday 1-4 gm ::izu Lockhaven C1rcJe ~ 6 31·l24Z ~ ~~·S60Q {~Sunh<M ~·alt~J RSJ T ownhome. 2br. Hedda Maros1 646-1G44 Walk to ~ac:h. You'll Ebjoy the beauty ol tht> 2 Ba Owner will c-arry Jt Leave message HIW OM UOO De\'er believe it WI YoU PacU1c from thlS &ovel)· 2 10' • for 4 YM S.SS ()1111 Oramat1C' 4 br, 3 ba. see it. 4 br. 3 ba. Asawne Bdrm mobile home tJJ down tull pnc:e S2(f,,ooo SPECIAL & SUrSt WHAT Alll YOU TiiAYER REALTY 10~ iol at Sl .2lSi mo North 1.4guna. Many ex· Yearl> income S:?0.000 Pnncipals onJy Lge 4 WAIT1HGF01 -675 1.854 •LZO 714 ,646_77 ll or tras 1aclud ~. double Tenants~y ut1ht1e-<1 OP9t SUNDAY 1-5 Truly elegant pool home on huge lot. 2 covered patios. Kitchen & master bdrm overlook pool. Cath. cell's, conversa· lion pit. Approx 1 m1 t.o beach. Sl.59,!JOO. •2<all Woodlea, HB •. So. C:-'f a..aty . 546-5605 --!AU TaMS~ Neat 3 bdrm w Jfrml dm rm, cov'd patio, dble ura.ae. near Murdy P~rll. On ly $105,000. SU.Mil ~ Walker & Lee Real Estate 1042 .,~ .. ···•·••••••······· :!t: ::fo1::. ~ge u~-_ ie~of·~~o vi:;!••••••••• nc~ ~~!~~\~;~ =· ~ [R.EHI GE: sumable In. Mountain Hms. Buyer lias choice UDO ISLE _ _ HOME~ view. Finest home in Rancho San Joaquui 2 sty, area. $193.SOO. 25471 °' cpt rolors+otber al· IAAGA!N Real Estate Jnv~tmenu. 2'1'Jba, Night Light View. 't523 CAMPU5l>a:IRV19'E $167.500. 833-2466. For s ale b y o w ner. view , 3 br . J ackie, lowances.OMC, Prioereduic:lloo Sl00,000. 3333W CoastHW),NB Deerfield. p l an 4 Red.biURlty552·7!IOO. ~St53·57 •..&.-.. 6ll·ll42 New pric:e S32S.OOOf'trm. ~-.. ... 645-66 .. 6 Townhome. Jbr, 2\.\ba, ------''------1 --...--. MotiYated s e ller. 3 -""'• l213N.COASTHWY "' separate dm rm. choice L..al)mll leoclt 1041 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~-Sunbow Realty] Br+molher ID law qrtrs. ....................... ~CUNA BEACH lot, newly decorated ••••••••••••••••••••••• \A9mo....... 1052 ~ . Extcalglot. OCEAN VIEW d'7_.. tb.nM>ul. new oalt panel· THE ONLY WA y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open house COMDO 100/oDOWN 3 Uruts + land to bwld 1 mor e . Ca 11 Brok e r !6H M> . mg ll\fam rvi.~-8432. 3 Bdrm ~GOian LagunaN1'guel SPYGLA.SSHJLL.CU11om ~~:=c~: Sa a C lem~ote • ,3 '77 C?f':!e~!~6~Un., 1 nlE LAKES. plan D. 2br, r p •~an ~Tudor, J 4 lloclly bdnm. 2~ bat.bs. Tab U"-"''" .. RP d l 2ba. 1320 sq ft + pnvate 2 v I e w de c: k s. I ar J e • Point. 780-MU JASMINE CllH over 8~t;;, loan ..,, /tDOD· ~ ..... l.D mce C /tart. ~ l"Orner up ex car pr. upgraded with ePrncloedsedf bric k pa.llo. Re alty ·------..... -•! Twotochoosefrom. Best tbly pymts al only N2' ~~.Sebe:ca~-l~·. dwn''tndj.s·4a01tn lCOOl•vmaec.otl~t best lake view, SlJ3.500. safecat.Qr~mmed1ate llSTCoteOS k>c. Ocean view. SUper Great ocean view ! r:J;;:re det;;;!:'~i "' • Auwnable. 493-2047 or MJS&oNREALTY IMMWPrcnsT decor.38R 3ba. ~~4r"~R t: 631.S.loc~. ~.~:'.' ~e:·0'~0i -~-~--· <>wn __ er_. ---1. __ _::49&-073:::::::::;1:._ __ , OCIA)l.M()UNTAI.._ Dramatic 2 stoey Plan 2, DO¥B SHOllS Udo mt the Bly. New lwt· _n_4-m-__ 2_U6 ______ _ MST OffBIMG YICTOIUA llACH -..... VIEWS priced to seU at Sl&S.000. 4 Br. fam.Uy home wttb 4to'!:ob::. a:i1~~""!.i wy. decoraton drum 1 4 "°9Ms •Lot Open Hse Sat/Sun 12·5 Cbarminc 2 Bdrm col· bctn.im tbl1 beb auub·cw 4 Ocean view + beautiful Bay-Ocean & city views ended. new cpt • pamt. bdrm convertible den. F.as&&ide C.M. AIJ are 2 39WUdwood '""e+c·--t ··-"'. Oce•" rm .. 2\.'J a . ome. ... ... : .. a•--' "'·ll-"'-•~a S .,.._ •H'OOO.,..,. -.., ..._____ ....... bath nd .,D_ Woodb 'An vm --_... ...... ... 1 ..... e mast.e ulte green~lt view maka .......... t.CIU ~ ~. E#A.. ocean view. ll5.000..._ .. _-..._-_. __ v_·---~ ~n """' a .w>i, n.,.e ..-ge vie~. Ear;y walk to ....,& r s 'SUD· ...... ,J ..... r1 lge lot.S31.S.OOO Owner wW ,. • ....., 101,.<k" .-ha¥9 t~es and yan!s Green Condo, COUDlry kit be ch G 1. . ll.)' breakfast nook. 3 car ......, ooe ua ....., me UD· '"""San Dr · ·~·~ EXceptlOnal 2 Br 2ba onh ~ · f'man-with w/dlning area, sep lodry si5 900 rea\ tnancmg. garage. Pool 11zed rear ita l.D the Cres . CU.tom ...,.,., lJ.a&O · No Q'lalifyaq. 640-4.580 $62,500. Open Sunday 2-S. 29%down. Futl"'pnce rm. pvt balcony faces pt • · yard. Located on quiet decorated. Sl.89.500. ext. '2990rSIJ-a28. 700 Lido Park Or 1'25. le pool, xJnt loc. S93.SOO. ~a.., cul-de-5.ac ... $235,000 H CAMYON Panoraml OceaJI V Burr Wlute Nealtor Inc IM8.000. $56-.0. Agt. Oner.Ml·S81!8 I 1·3114 FAli&Y HOME ~,!1=~rcJ:J> .,!: 2 BR. ~o:!°tioo. Sale 3 br, lu~ury bom~.~o 675-4630 2c.11.1 isxtra deltU. Wlfl ........,.ield Patio Home. 3 IY 0-4 bdrm .• 3 ba., slllillevel it In the CresL ..... .900 down Jtlnt fin Im 000 ... _ --L...&-1 •00 pey for sell SUOK. Other """""'' -~ home in Nl1uef Shores. -· or Lse/opt.1189,500. • • • AQC ... .._. -• is 2 houses on 2 R·2 IC>b : WATalllOMT Br 2 Ba. atrium. xlnt Custom 2800 Ml f'l 3 Br 2 BeautlfuHy de corated flCanyoqlaJand. mm2days ;S52.-n .. ••••••••••••••••••••• SllSOK. Assme loans COMDO cood. By appL $J.3S~. 6 Ba ramUyd~.:. huge level thru-out.. t.arse yard " ~..!~=-.: ....... I OIO See 4 ~ Tebacbapi mG166M2·9666. With boat iJip A dock. Gokl Bluff. By v -11er. lot, brdw •u•. auwna· patio. Walkt.orecruUoo ..... • M04357,8rtt. ..,_ .. , .. Area acl llllder llust aefl. Aak l o& _55_1-4mM _______ b&e loan at 9\.'J%. Great center•beadl. .. t215,000 tblen.t.'175.000. j!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l .... Eftiin••••••'"• a.aeeo --------- $118.000. Owner say& * •Flllll cc:tt° t: :~94~: FAHTASTIC flMAM. ........ pirtJ IJSO PALM SPISMGS "wUI take about $50.000 1229 000 CM& BIG C ... y~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ...c>Ta fess . If sold t his UPPER•• · · Take over the exist.in& A" VI"" ttft--111£ fHA ..__ ...... ..-......-16Unlbon ~acre. Best 1udreod." lb. 3 ~·-_..._...,_ Joe Uoa. ,...... I & • OPENSAT/SUN l·S Brin1yourpaintbrush • THIHOUSIFOI loan at K . oa " SZS,000........ BY OWN ER· Lovely s 'ftlAT'SRJGH1'!! r e~reat";'°c;~e !:°oro WlNDSPUN broomAuveSS$SBdrm YOUIPLAMTS bdrm. 2\.'J ba., country !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l 3 Bd rm. S b a . 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Beau:lif\alb tubdblprace *Omo•• 12 ba , 3 ca r . t otal ··-''-......... Nopets FAMeLYArJS. rec rm.Nr SC.SJ&.9S4l spa,adu!ti,nopets.sm. laJMtsuped , no imam AmiuaJ IN. Bill G,,_. • ,.,.. JJ a.raenillei lel\Dis pool -....to....,..•pool.Avail 2bd:rmfumisbed$480 Bnod new beauWuJ lrg Heaut. Remod. Studio furn., l ease, SU~ •• ~ )ard D .. _ ......... :.. )', ··--················· e--'--r . CaU 7~ .. -· Sept l, S7SO. 642,-0063 1 bdrm fum.isbed $400 a ... ror families Wlth 1 or ...... _. """s•~, ... -with yard ~. 990ChabbouM Rd. ._..,.,......... ~forest Wooda bome . .:::.':::: -·""""· 36:5W. Wllson.642·1971 -......., """" ~ ~ --------DelenHotSpriaca IC.ii--4br.2"'ba,dec& :+-!eoced u.uwow Spall younetc. Lwumate 2 ctuldren. Near parlt util paid. SJSO /mo. Orangett'ff Condo, Zbr, 2a.37~72 p1a -1 lD this lovely 2 Br 2 ba SUSC•ff-•~ Heatpa!d,No pet3. 631"'"29 .. _ ....... _ ...____ •••••••••••••••-•••••• las{ area.1.'""1 mo.dist, 28r, 1Ba, AC. focd yd, dbl a dult condo. 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JD OD ar ur ~a BR. plm bonus room. 81l.motmoS770~ -------• -~. c..., ...... s.ttt.s R"1ty f'Olox 396 631-4551 3 ba. den, wat~r ldry room, 3-car garage, LAQlJlNTA HERMOSA PINE BLUf''F APTS Zbr. Zb•. back yrd, DO and 2 bedrooms apart. 1----------1 VleW, 2 fireplattt>. mo landscaped, beaut. CliffHavniFalDlly Home 16211 Park.s1del..n.l bl.lt Spac 2 br, 2 ba. Adulb pets, children OK. 600 zmou, and tow1'bouses Mit d., C& 95553 NEWHUGE2Br.3&. mo. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 home, lease. tBOOtmo .. llOOpermo W.oCBeach,lbllt.s S oC Complex. 'Pauo, view, West Hamilton, CM. Croml439.00permont.h Totalprivacy 6quiet fireplaces. ram. rm. $m Nance.54G-3:500. a3315or642-0585 Fmoger frplc, encl gar , .-:as kl01mo.8J8.2917. OnJamboreeAt • CARBON CANYON Adulls.FelioePetOK ~·~·l3SI. 8'6·l98S. VIEW of city fjghts & 2 Br 2 Ba condo. ocean 847·5441 stove .. dts hwhr. Jac2B --r-.-1-m-al_e _f_ro_m_oc_e_a_n_, SanJ~-=.~~ Beautiful view. seduded Low move iD co.ts. _..-., i lrxlry rm From U7S S550permo. moantaios. 2 story. 3 v ew. Crplc, child OK. a..,..t.odt 3741 SP · breezes Pool + garage ~ 2Ba v 1 U 1 oouotllJ area. custom 2111CW.U.CC.C.l42.CJl35 Avail. Aug tst. Near the bdrm. +bonm rm. 2"' S700t mo . 833· 1683 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MC 631 ~107 Bea uuful Greenbelt. ' · ery g. a °" 3Br. mi.out.es rrom Cen· beacb. <Delaware/Spr· ba.. c:tini.og rm., fireplace, -.1129eves. LAGUNA BEACH MTR 112.S-5490. 1 & 2 bdr m Adub.s, no pets ple.ase floor. beauuJuJ new d1x tral Orange County. 21Jr, l.rg yrd, sm doe OK. io1fleld). 2 story, 3 dlshw•sher, patio, INN. Maid serv., color Apt/Townhouse. Pauo. 22".5 Ca.nyon, blwn Vic decor , frplc. pvt. "" 5llt,OOO. <714)S28-.3582 •vaUAuc 1,$450/mo.See bdrm. 3 ba. Exec Home fenced yard & garage. TV. heated pool. UtJI baJcoay. IDdry rm . all tana • Wilson. 640-6175 ~~.A~'::; ~.Fw-. tll3UE.2'Zbd,Cll. witb fam. rm. frplc. Kids A Pets OK. 11185 1£1TAL 1714 )494·5294 . 98S No . bu1 1t.1ns. some w ith orm-rros. 1012 We:K Balboa. J eH fit'o•H 2700 d:sbwshr. patio. sundeck + S 6 O 0 d e P o s I t . OeliJht.IWl.y ~ 2 bdrm c:oast Hwy e n c Io s e d gar a~ e . no.zrn ....................... J ..... ZIA1H fr dbl 1•ra1e w /elec 7l41964·2:ie6 or 973-2971 -zbatb..tultcoado ·&ocat'. ,.._,......_. 376t lmmed. occupaDt'y. TSL 2br a.pt. S:UO/mo. +1100 --------- FALLla()OI( fireplace, frail pa.lat. pr•ce door opener. Aaent.nofee. ed in WestcJJtf . c.be lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• llllmt f542..1183 S«Unty fr mo ckuuac. Versa1Ue& Penlbou~. AVOCADOIAMCH oew carpet aod drapes. 9'ownbyappt.ooly.Zor HillsideVllla!S560 everythin&. Fireplace SUllllERRENTALS WXUIY~ _.ses._s.m __ -______ , oceu vtew, 2 bdrm .. 2_ Magniricent "Status Double 1ara1e, block 3SmaCbild:ren OK, DO pets. GorgeousJBRK.idsOK p00I. 1st time rented. By week or moalh. no 1 Adult Com 1 2 Br Newer 2 Br, qlllet, ba .. fireplace, F11U ... feace for RV or boat < U pet conaldettdl. Beauutul View! Air! Sl2S. ree. All· 675-3170 s';,!.~-1 ~-~P~~· adults. DO pets. SJ75 mo secwity 4' amen1uei., symbol" ranch w1 ... 93.6 tor I -.SO -r mo ~ per mo. + $750 de-....... uuuu • "" • last de S77S per mo. Wkdy11 acres.lllcludes 4bdrm,3 ~v~We July ls. Call pod.call7l4-964-2566or Hugef'cdlot(s.s28)fee Beautifu lly furnis hed Disbwasher. fireplace. ~•m ..I.i7l6p. 1785 544--05tt. W\ods fr E~ balh home that is only 3 l'IOW for a........i-•-Dt to !r73-297lAgeot. No fee. R.EN'TlllES 631-4SM Pent House 1 bdrm. cathed r a I re1I1 n g . ---------• 9raS-W") vearsold.Air cond.Mex· .,,..,...._ •-W'--1 lZS~ Cou"tr y Club lik e balconies. pool. s pa. T 1 1 1 8 ---------;can tile. Largest ~. HOME FOR RENT -..--~ ~ fac1 i;t1"s. $1050/mo pall06. garage avail. No rip ell, ove Y 2 R, .,...vaLely owned ranch in •-~ lltr ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" *"a~ ,.. peuo. indry hltup. $42S. Westdl/f. 2 bdrm. 2 b:i~ .,.. -r • . 3bdrm.$S.50,feoced yard 2br.2ba,gar.oearCrown 76C>-9117 pets ,_,~mo ... eu 6411>-l..220or64.2-S200 Newly decorated. mci. the area. Includes a pro 541-772' -" oarage_. Family V•l ley Parlt-ay •· Plnt.-s.26SOHarl~Avt> _.,_., ...._ __ .. ,,_ ~toue dlJCing avocado grove. .. .. .. SPMC c~9 ... .,.. '"~· rJAIJA.llJJ .., •• Sl.475,000 for a ll or pleue. Kids & pet Hlllhurs t , $750 /mo. '" ""''"' T~ 3 bdrm 2 ba encl garage No pet.:.': 1895.000 for home and E/Side 3 br. 1 ba. rrp&c:. No welcome. 7141964-2566 or 6'S-ro77 So c:oast Terrace 3 br. 2 \auJWd t"eabng.s, renlral z.50. Call 642 Zl.34. 2S.5acres kids /pets. 1525 mo . '7'J.2971Agent.Noree. ba. new coodo Uul pd air. fireplat'e. pool. s pa W•erfwoatHoftlH 64S-4411lv.msg. lBR r I . b It MtuioRYlefo 3267 Pool & Sec Luxunou.i. 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RENTlllES 63l-4SM • Hyd•omasugl' • Sp•c1ous 2 Bdrm In E"nJOY llfe more• S2!IO mo 67J.21U. Huge lBr' Plush Crpts Jbr. 2ba. ~ b\k to bch Good area! 164.5 I l fee 963-881.8 RENT1 MES 63 l '""5SS 968-223& 0-,.., 31%6 $GS.Tak.iqappticatioGI '>w•mm.ng • C.otl fourplell Avail 811 DO'tlf.$48-Clll9.c.Ueves. RENTUifES 63l-4MS :w· boat sUp. posh, 3Br. CHAMPA&MITASTE 01tv1no Range Laundry rm. carport ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... E:stah 2811.1 bUt. to beach. S800 Cbarmini2Bdrm! $400! 8E.AUTIFUL APTS: S»5 ~ 3Bt. ZBa. Spacaous. frplc. I Br. 1 bath U\ ~ty bwlding w/bay view . Pool & suodec:~. S700 mo. 67J.2lll bdl•91 ?tOO 3Br,2'h8a2car•U.Cbed llw••• 3242 mo. 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S •. 2 M, petio, ..-...11 ....... pool, beacbtt.nia. NewtJ de-a.1.a.•11. Ba J •• W/D ~up. a.. to oeeM • "'1.~ --------· ...... , •• r1. r . ..... •• eeatra1 ~All•---· Dia· cauw ..... n cont.od. bltJu. ....... ~.yard. gar. No pee., -..... can .. -• ..,..Cd...,.,• *·* ..... Milo pr. atmill•'• ...... ao.t Ti 11 bO,...-mo.-.aas t bdrm. refr11e. stove. -.-.-r:m.1111 P.0.••971.N.a.-. --.-. ~-=-ID, '1t0. Call ~=-or yrly. A.1t . 'V::C:2~n~ JIJI l--..W.BalboelU. =.,:,• peta. ~ad. t.o ~ "" '-'hrt7'_...._: · UDO -.a.., 9" • llr~•lo.Cll ........ -••••••••• .... lbr. patio. near Lido •••· J br. 2 ba . All11lll,.W!,._!,, ....._,,_, r.1.1U .......... jlnlll ..... ~'ftt~.t.-~er.& Coedol. I LrseoelJW. ~ ......... • '1uda. tJUJ fld. a.d.loft..rotrt.._atoYe, waa,er/ctr1er. aome Dnua IUkMll ( ... ). ~.lt;L~•.:..--. =--=-~"""' -===A#I.· ::a=-~=*" =:.=.::0-aJt~., ~u . HOO /mo .=-~=-':° pets. ::.::•-*2 Daabar. UN'IUID,.. m.-. r . ; ;M ~YPILOT I ,... ,.,..,, :!'!! , .. ,. 1 ·-·&··: !i.!' ........ ,..... .. .._. 4MI OMee'...... 44GO •• ~.~.'.'!'!? .... ~~ .. !ft!•'.-'!L."~ ._. 1111 Lell&,_. HOO hi ,,_., IHO HltpW-'94 7100 ................. ....................... . ............................................ . ~-.a;,··-.. ---···· ....................... .-............ --.... ----... .. -..... .,, ............. _. .... ,.,. ......... ~ ...... ._.t-lll•1llt•1 ,A .... CJUN 6 ~~w~~ ....................... C1ll •lat ........ ! ..... ... POUND. bd/'Wblte llil· i. w /collar. ADU1-.a RIS'I'. 1~·~.,!!!!·"!!·~.-~ ... ~:...· --1 ACCOUMn LADY PAYAILIC&.ml 011 I-~--PreleN••aalb aiHe Ml...,tC.... PRINT SHOP FOR SALi ...... •th 1 ' ~ Jo&Ay "--IM·.._ •--... D•llft • • opea'lma fw ea Alf _ ..... , .......... lt'r\. ~El.et .... ,. L08T: $alfordlbln bull .--T"J Clerlc w/1-1 ,n U')»J' • terrierCreHmblaa pl' * 972-1341 * )Oot. opportAalty '°' u ...., are ..... ...,._ MOUIE 1A111 laewt eee. aentua, =:& ..... .... ~·~= buU> amJ, blk, atocky. lllCltVlaaA~ Individual witb a loo4 An 1 "Pa ID" need •l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ~-• tt.ckpoued. AM.Y-eeA•I ......,... tHOr coef ..... ,_, ... ,_ ----,.. ....... ,, ....... f Quack print shop located in buay a hopplnR center. All equipment operuuonal & tn perfect runntn.c order Will train new owner. Serious orr~n. only. c,.u Mike. eves at 951·°'°6 tNdlcatlon.· &41·141'1 ; Salary conuDIDl\lr•~• ta.Ollldays, * IMT'l MASSA•I * w 1 .. p•rlence. Xlet . c--.art ~... ···-·. . .... . nb or .......... _____ ._ ....... , ... . , ____ ..;.._ ____ , Jacu:at • Sauna beftellU It ~ coo~ 0..IUlire..< .. >... -------llll'IUID a1..-MM ft11 • •• '-Y• IOU. C8ftll Loat REWARD. Part .. OCAllPOtlT di&iomatao~ White Samoyed female 4301 Blrch·NBMS.o2'75 medhm,..ised cornpaD)'. ... ....,.,..._I ...,OIT S,.C,' I -Jl7t .._ .......... <.'4111 I ....... -..e-.... •••• . .e;;i................. I a a • a r • t e • tt , ~~"· '-IMMb 2 ..... ,_ C .. I v..-......... 1Mllr: ~l Ml'V~. ,.. w /black •pot on back. U·2am aero.a Sheraton Send rt&wne OI' apply ta Y I 11 I n a J .al y 3r d . peraoo: m..-. MARGE WILSON THEJOLLYROGEH Coolact Ray, lmport•mt I.NC. -· oa.o, poo . --"'.,_ upUHlat, l •l•phooe wi.d parUat~.,,,. --.,._.., • ..,.,rnim ~....-----~ P'lae.aHAPPYAD Foued. Killen. 4mo. 981-M22 17°'201lletteAve. O>Uqe Park Holm ana. '"'*'· 92714 CM. 50-195. "'u .. s.r.tc..al3'0 1-;;;;;;-~---:::-:.:::·re-""·~ WW ...... ,. 1'9', I,. l~H ,,,. &•ru:~T~·~~ .............. 44IO Mllnl••--tothltcoham.n Jta ~-~. ~ ho .. l 11 · Mio ... 1 ,•J'MArA~l $. A pro ....................... ....,. 46IO '~.lz~2:· found. P'em .SiameteCat ,...._ ,.,... ~ ,....,_.., tlftv1,__n&. t'Or itttlf'e •office apace at ••••••••••••••••••••••• w I flea <' o 11 a r . VI c . FREE 5-A' I JW ,._ PNI '-' • ., I '" •t •a ntMOIMlbM ral41e. For Rent Oanr: le tot --------Bua hard I B an o in g . Prap•CJ -·•-•••••-•••••••••• a. 1~ nr r.t• ' _. , ....... ~ 1 • 1 _ ..Ni--l_!Or.s .. Z7E~D~ Pt. new ar ae8ac:h8 ,! vd. and Con&nU to Juoo Klever ~. T-"--S&wMo-. awh•Le -.~-l~eu, IUO IJlrl 11111 _,., .... "" "-• AV "' 1El>R &met', •• ,,,J.8987 fior hll Lit IOlo Oipt oo --------•••-, ~ tllO lachld&q _.. .. 11 All'JIQJl t~ l"rum Pt..UA J lllf 11. ueo. FOUND: Great Dane! AIORTIOM tll.dWlli.••H nw No In req Ui!SMei11tVt1rdet;,C M. f'em.6-7yrs. •Atanta, · Maa-.re. ••plo •cf t n -.u-14Ml.1l Lolt&~ SJOO HB <found >. eves. ••wr .. tA..;lor ~ ............ ~!! ~~~ .. ·~. ~ ... '!~ .. ft ,If pl-1\ olu~ NB~. lq> to '700 IQ n ................................................ ~7t05daysSJ6.8>06 =~=·": 1 nr.tnC.oawT'hae!liDO l:l)O monttllr In'""•• pel"t' MOO rm C"f'ntral avail •l prime corner,........ Found: Poodle. v1c of 111.-HHWCIPODl l '--h uUll\IH nunl ltl• "'•Uon i\nn,f'4filtjj lllh ft Nwpt Blvd °''' tultr SOOS M1cbaeuon 4t C ulver, LaT""9Ca•ula,_ ,,.!~t"lt......._ .~ ... .....__ -\I .. •-·"'l•_ ..... 1,.,. -.....,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tr !:T'J• Me•ct1Hn1 ~-"' ...__.,..,, •--~·-~.. .,,.,._, ________ Small Restaurant CM vme . .S.Sl-4774. _... ~-- C*eto•U(CST)f" t "'at New~'M'lrt lk•r h ,. __ 1_. Area.646-~or -~-Rt:NTIM Al ttmm.t• wanlCl'd. If l'tnw. lonllon, lh1r•p. '4hr. ~-~2508 found. small white doc •Cam 11•11 & lefet'-~•w.. .u '""-"" \.enla, evol rm, frw-._, prk --. 4475 with black ears. male rtl Pl•••111 • .-hid wlC'm• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Local Exet-. Expandin" Corner or Adams 41 1tt... 111i A1,,.,rt .... uu11.i ..wpon-... ... ... .. AJball'OM. ~149. • M • d 1 • c • 1 & ~1t.. l5i:ttlll ,. __ II Bu sinen. need am· ---------1 1 wuA.cc ........... .. '"" lo •l\r I tlr •JIC. mo Prime ~tllll apace. 1300 bilious people·peraon I ~ &llH!il! uwl utll. •••r. l'dN Rtatorlf'A""w '.ot)tlooto rt, St170/mo. 1000 N. wtlhngtoleam.CaU Mr.1~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ SCIAllUt$ •Co11f d•1ttlel & ,. -f\Dt\\l"IT»'I ~~wolt1<'f'loodo.4l~ 8rt1tol. NH. Patric k. F'atbyal~ 1: '-tsaulC.,.. N w 1'1 bdrm I '"">' 11q ft. Alrpoc1 .,... lo<' Al.1 DH.JM ---"------1A1t or P'ouod a pet? Call l~flS .-TH COtlTl<>l .dult •pt.I lo •• puina MI" munll" n~. HU ~*'2 &ve a h.i&hlY profilab~ An i mal Asautan<'e ~" S111KJ1AT10t4 f~~~~o,. J bdrm art'• a101nC'I utll. l1l•1.-__ -;_-;_:_~-;.-;.-;.;;;;_I ~!.~~ .• ~~~.~ & ~autiful jun shop of Leque.$31-2273,nof~. Ddacb-DatSy --L f--41.t-or...._ i..,.. ... __ ron1 ~ ~ &Mt A I I 1 1113 ti:I01 1· your own. Featwina t~ 1--"';;.__ ___ .:..;_,;_;;,.:..._ Abhor -Vermlll -,._. "' -._._ .....- llW&l. lwn\I. walmalb. vaa 1 • -HIWPO«TllACH M$O lod /Ofc near nu. lalesl m Jeam. Denlma. LoltimleCockerSpanlel, BANDIT ,_. ... .,polwtMnt. pooda! GN for cooklo.c It t 'cint rma lfl, Dt"W 3Kr RMt bulldint on Birch zm·. 18101 Redondo Cir.. & Sportawur. u6.500.00 butt <' 0 I 0 ,. y 1 c . Service slat1on atten· ul: IM-etini paid. t)'om Sao 2~ .. u. lwnhae. pool. J•c: St Purnllhed or un IS. Hunt lkbtM.2,2834 includes beginning In · l8t.h/'Newport C.M. July dant: Two·armed BA N· CAUFOIHIA. UwflQ l-'rwy dnvt1 North C:M6'52S47e11..s P•ty furnls h t'd e llccut ivt' .... V\ ft .., 1 th ( ventory, fillt\lres and 9th.MS-9332 DIT. ---..... ~y (W'I Brach to llloradcMri -s uites . All aerv1<·cs .......,sq. · ,.. • wi root r-9'EW" "" I.hen w II& P'edd offiue. larae d.rive 111 rear training. You may hue . FOUND : 1 yr. o\d Black COUHSBJHG •l on c en M1t' to 1hr 3 HR b&e. 6 available. Call All. dooc 220 AC 30' f\ VOW' store~ lD as Lil· lat. f'. York.shire Ter· Lab. !Ihle. Vic. Boin 10 Su wind Vlll•ae. bib fr beach, HB. S22S t7t .. Ul 629 Ternunal·w./'tM: Ue as 15 days. Call any rier. "Penny''. no collar. Ouca&Hell 846-8207 SBVICE.IMC. ~7H~Jt8. + utll· ~~ 540.~2 days, 646-0681 time for Mr. Loughlin . Santl~go/lrvine 81. NB. A~A.al ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 ....................... ACC~F/f Ho\lra 8am·fPm. with IOOle overtime. Miaat be al>Je to openite 10.key ad· ding machine. Will traln. Cail for appointment. UTOI'EBI MARKETS &a·11<rl - ACCl'O BKPNG TEMPORARY Regbter today tn work 00 II a.ri 0\.15 a CCOWI lJ n g oil book1teep1og ass1gn- 1Wnts Work close to '11 u r ho roe . f ' 1 g u re C.1erb to SemCM" Accoun· taJlt.S ~ lhrouahout <>range County. AOBEATNALF"• account~· 2333 No. Broadway •2W. Coldwell Banker Bldg .. Sant.a Ana 17141 IJM I Ol f 'REE PARKJNG a-4000 Female room-.. le for NEW evt'S 612·83S l304 Child 1 pet. 779-zon , .. 1 .. , USO HEwaART ..,. . REWARD ••••••••••••••••••••••• "..-- ••••--•••••••••••••••• great CdM ocean view H\Jlln'INGTON BEACH a. If lit •CH "'"MIM. &.r.~asT u 1p F 3 8 HUMTI..u.t.T-.alCH 40 u..t . -PRE LAW sWdent needs ~ -llYI~ '" or room tn r 4Br home. $300 mo. EX7!f;_SU2•0001T~~ For . ,.., """"' 0,pa hMffy 5015 Loil . Fe m German $2$.000. Will do anyttun~ 752 OOS 3 lnve-.t firm Newport tv;s:~.~::O.J::. _76o.a321 _________ 1 -wtlh 1:,e~l?t·~Y~ ••••••••••••••••••••••'-Shepherd. tan bod)'. blk Legal. Confidential • l:!Poch t>xpanding. Asst hn Sh are hie/Pool, own •AllWoodExlenor 1.000sql\dlxolflces.Wet VideoComputerCo.seelt face. 2 yrs, downtown DVM PO. Box 3242. SAMTAAHA tu l>ir Salt.'S needed Re· b lb . t •Woodtone lnlenors lab facwlles. 200 am""'. 4 mg S15,000. orrenng ~ HB S38-&t50 N B 92l663. 972 31 0 quire-. strong denral & ., t Sl / room. a • pnv. en . •Elev•toc' ,... .. . 4 Jdnun bkgrd. Good • rooms or rent. so mo, Gate Guarded Commuru-• FuJ.1 Service restrooms, new paint " stoc .. mteresl. ,Ps1t1ve LOST Gffman ~pherd • • • .,lull&, i.horthand. typinit includes ulll. lD lrvt0e ty l blk above pnv. bch. •(714l847·S338 cpt. A11all now. Conl•ct )'leld lst year. f>nnc1pals puppy Needs medical SPJRJTUAL READINGS ~·'! a.!&~-& exper Xlnt. gro-.th op- _Sear __ uc __ 1._ss_1_-3483. ____ • SJSO/mooth. Alter 6pm Owneri'Agt "Wa rren" ~1~ stland;~l ; 7f77~~ only please. 63J.7215 •tenuoa. Black " tan lllaftt-topm. FUily L1c'd. Travel.mg Sec~1e-s for pty ~on <;molter pref l Br. Jba, CdM house. 49fM722 ·.._... • lttwc•w.t A~call~2250A "92.T296or492·9034. l81S bu!.~s -11 ..... uttv-H~ <:.all·640-0l.23 1---------1 E t . ff evesiw,.,,.... W.-...._... 5020 "' "' .. ~ ... ·--~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Kuch priv. S2SO. AvaLI PROMONTORY POINT· xeru 1ve o ice s uite --FOUND y eel ed S Camino Real. San toam~pm t 7141~ !l'JOIS H LS 28-3Syrs. 758-1337 Large2 br lu.x furn apl a11ail nr O.C. Airport, Industrial Unlt Approx ;::__·,:,•e••Co•••u•n•t• .. ••Prod•••••u:• blk tan s::: c~: & _Cl_em_______ - - • " • ·• 285 sq ft . includes recep 1030 sq rt $32S mo VT&1• .1 ' , ....... ..,, ..... & South Laguna. 2 room t p, all amenities. Noa-bOlllst. janitorial svc. all Lo ca 1; d Ta I be r 1 1 uoo Co. wants Investors ~· No Collar. Plea~ 1 " 4 ,.. ~111te ...... •If , •II or part sm>.ker. small pet poss ut1l pd •· more. Call u.r ..,.. .,._ _ _. Call~ U&r~l~C '"F •kwa "' ....., "' Ref S2 34 9 9534 "' Gothard. 995-2083 Ask (or .w-l'C •.::•um """'" term . WIAil~ •• ••• • • • • • •• ••• •• • • • • • • Pvt pt)'. Pvt prk'g. Yetty s. 7 . 7 or67~ ~ Su.s&n &8w1ts. Call 739-4420 Found· Shepherd black & Be pampered with J ,,... w_,.___,, V-· <>--·uge Properties after 6pm ---------person I r I -...,...rr~ Del rd r •-...__,tol.oml 5025 Un male. Samoyed a e axing 707S ••••••••••••••••••••••• .a!H-0706, 497·Z3Sl Wh t t' •. S look· 111e ga en o c. "' re SPECI •L ~r ,_ , ··b 1Dl$S&fee by 12 of the pre· Y •as e n:ne "' ? t.aL1 space avail. 295 sq A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma..,. ... mlx puppy· toest girls Lt> Southern lllg for a roommate. Let ~ .. 1700 sq. ft. Birtcher . LIMITED female. Short hitlred California J a c uzz1. f'tll charg~ Housekf!eper i>llpert cook, Ch ild or elderly care Top lotJI reterf.'nce 759 ~:I or ~7~ }';mployed gent, non· s moker, ki tc h e n pnvtleges. S41M5116 Room with Kitchen pnv Near bus & sl\oppan ~ t.'enler. Adults onJy. t:ve!> f>.9:30Q1 wlmds. 962·7520. us localt', scretin & en P laza an Sa n Juan {NEED Terrier puppy black sauna etc Open lOam t.ct"Vlew for you. Capistrano. for leasing OFFER! male. Coclt·a·poo black 4am. 7 days a week. Vti. f . female. S1•mese m1JC cal a /Mc; AtJanus Health •. J l ~ ... c,all ,_p71!.cA~very n~AL n •TE {MONEY female. Also, other cats Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd. lHIU WO'S (()(11n:1nv • • .,,,.., .. es:""' ..,......, ~ 1 ftA & kittens N H AnHnal Costa M""'a ., ... ., • .,., "r Refu>ed practil·al nun>t:. I 'J REDUCED ' ""·-tt "~ .,............, v pl/\ duty Reneral can• 2 offices tor renl. xlnt • .:w"' er.644 3656 ing this ad for )our P 'Ume Xlnt loul rer ... location. LrR wrndows. Mesa lnd•strial f''OUND· Blk & wht :O?'<=lal_g_,r_t _____ 67~ gd parlt111g. at 170 E. 17th l'\lnushed room for rent S l. C M . S l 0 0 ea Partl • female cat. vie Talbert & TOUCH OF CLASS DEPEND .\BLt. motht'r a roommate search sgy. 752-9475 Admtru.strauve Assistant Part Ume . type 55 . 60wpm Phone. general nll1ce 1>44-74~. M i l'' k: 0 t: Analy:.t Succei.sful In ve~tment cons ultant ~ expen enced ll!>SIS· t ,ml Reply 10 con· h•tence Coluns ~s<><:. ::iti7 !')an Nicolas Or. N H .\Pl' ~l(r. ~xper'd. t'Pl lo manage l:tu adult only lW~ m Hunt Hcach 1\l>· .,~tant mgr<.> provided. b.13 'Ii near 405 Ftwy ln Costa Female 45 share gorgeous 714-615-1724. 711 w. 17 ...... St. c11Eft1T .... 0 ~ach. JI 8 64&·9029 ESCott'TS ... I 11 b a b ' 'I l m ' Mesa. Private entrance. Village Creek 3 level "'" ~ " 24 iro·· 7 b h ri lled Cotta MaaA Ca. ._._Lib..! Pound. Yng wht Cat. blu rrnS 52 0817 ~ .\ ie-. :! I nr H k ARCHITECTURAL at r~m p v ges. Townhouse w/respons1· rACIRC '1.AU ...... '""-._.. e)es Albert.soo's P''ll *2 ~ p,.,,~nl"r Planner r .. ~/Wa.SS6-l737 ble worltln° Male or 234Ll7..,..CM 64~4463 ~ ....... ~_..._&--. · '-· 1--------1 " -. -..,_ _... '., ~ CdM 644-4548 1 I OO ,,ll .. nu.tl Ho1JV1er 1 Plan- Room, own bath/en· !:emale. N!,~1/Cost.a Ground tlr, db 2/rm of. •l,IOO, 3700, 7500 971-6531 PO . .._,Cl 'f •I ~.!_~-......... ner·cumme r c1al P lan trance.Atlanta/Newland ___ esa __ area __ .v_.,,._ ...... ___;_· __ J Ii~ smte or courtyard .... ft............ Arraqedby UNO: Prescription ESCORTS checku/:.pecwnter rn homey bealth·minded Maturefemalesba-new fountain . $SSO. Art i .... C-'..._Lomt itasaes. Vic.' Mes• del :MHrs 641--0UO _________ , O..Wl'-Jn '" Sha""""'Co •u"3 ... " "-OCUf!•cy. M• .. tract. cu. c..u1~"" Account1ftl household Prefer night Jux. Mobile Home. Lido1-~----·_ ...... __ UN_.__ c t ...,. -... _. ...... c..t./CMeb & Assoc, Mc. wor.e t ut not at the Bay. Decorators for lease attractive ell· -... -... ubpfMC/TIM ,.., ..... ~ 714)641·0191 .. b * --I, I, i> _ .. SPM I f'f'lllUTt' C necessary. S200 + hollse. dream. wrth same. Pum. ecuuve office s\.Dte. Xltn wtf bcr. *2 .. ~ft.· ~) LOST ftL'Ul"RD l~~~~~~~~~·I -----"""' "l2l """' ... O ff•r ••pir•s --~.,.,.. PAYABLE \ll<'llt T L'.C Tl'R \I . ........, or......-11..... 67>3247 location 1n Newport ·•"'GHAN H01•No ' 7/31 /.0 * Offl "" v l>".'\IC','\ER OR' L'TS Beach Includes: ~y 'I • c• 11 mo old. JU.St dipped *FOXY LADY * ~ .r950 ~ ·..r 4350 ser v1ces. recept1001st. hrs.: M·f 7 :30-4 . HOMEOWMIRS slulved feel & ankle~. OUTCALLON't.Y -1 ~ '\.".forspace plannmi.: cont. room. wet bar & s.t:IOAM-.ZrM. O.D.y._.9... comp letel y b londe * 972-1131 * .,.... ..... doto few & 1111~nor des11o?ri farm ••••••••••••••••••••••• otheramemt1es. S750mo. Use your eqw'\y for bills. Responds to RaJa Any ---------occ:o••f• p•yeble spec1Jlll1ng in t·om Suuuvar ....... 4200 Gta£-eps ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...vr ..... •Spectacular Oceanfront .i bdrm Condo. Avail. ...veeltly from J u1 y 12th. Garage on Pe n ins u la 7S2·1833. Stof'*)t 4550 home additions. vaca· Ulformallon leading to ---------i sys._ ..d ,.yroll menn.il ofc bldR int 1m belwn 12th & 13th. St. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• t..looa. etc. Any amount. whereabouts of m y pet COVER GIRL ..... ..., CICC:G&ttitoq 1>rovt'men1s Arcn1tt-1· 67J.7873. 675-7876or 547-4200 $125 olfice. air. carpets. Un-w G-wi any reason Credit or J'ob --" """....,... """"...,~., . lural llraflmR & de~1,1tn ....,... ~ _ ~ ~ :.uu-...,, or...,.,..,.,...,, 11 .. r.-d St I drapes . 17301 Beach. Next to Fun Zone on not necessary Comp•re LARGE REWA RD * OUTC..,., • '*' •·xpern~"' .... ary 5.5ti ~ Un the beach in Newport. Weekly or monthly. 2 bdrm. or 3 bdrm Kirk Lamb. 631-0900. ~.gCJ.::a~~asi~g~ _H_Wl_t._Bc_h_. 842_·_2834___ 8 3 1 b 0 a p e n 1 n . our costs . 24 hrs. & 953-01'78 ":tfvisA ---- ( l0"llx20YJ > 573.3930 or weekends. Lan: Gokien Relnever. ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ INYESJMl:'MJ ASSIMll. Y TRAtHH rro.00-4907wkdys9-5. ()(fice °'"store for lease. S7:J.Z94J 146-5567, 433-f 104 Wed, 7.16, Cap&1lrano ::: Lft 'o unJ? high i.chol)I t400 sq tt. Best locauon ---------Beach. 496-272S OITS Cl.Ell auaduates 10x30 garage s pace ~or on Harbor Blvd. C.M 2 car Garage & Storage, MoMy W..ted 5030 ESC lo learn mechanical as-~~mo. Call for Ill· Call Curtis Herberts. Paved Alley off Baker. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lolt: Cal. S300 Reward. •953-4471• s.a.ry $950 !M.•mbl)' 11 Newport, VJ block to beach. lovely 2br. $300 /wk. 714·968-8263, Agt.631·1266 CM $4S 494·8490 Earn 353 . Due to rapid Manx. tta1less1. While ___ A_l_•_a..;..ys_«>9'.....;..._n __ St.tf 1tOJfiCM1 ill • <-ompany w1 train "'-with GU11er marlts. Lost ,.... 1 n 1 t 1 a I d u t • e ' .,.,..age garage, 6 blks, South Laguna. 2 room o.-Shed 16' 12' h expansion. J'IJ pay 98400 MA.SSAG E $10 W AD o;atwwt trwt ._..... ..andblaslln" as borun" of Crom beach HB S70 mo . ~age " wil Jan. U. 1911 for 9000 nearly lOWlts from lrvtne MYSTIC MASSAGE ,.--.,, " Lagwia: Steps lo beach. •5.260 ' · · S\At.e. 343 s /f. all or part. storage lot measunng now. A no riak loan Terrace area. Please 556-4656Sanla Ana -••· ..... ,.., •c· medical parts 7 16 to 7·30. & Sept. Pvt partmg. Betty Voss. 50'x4S'. Near Beach Seeured by hicb profit call644·1Mm. ~ s~i.. somP heavy lifting re· 213-949-4333. , $650 /wit 499·S569, Double Car Garage Ulh Prestige Properties Bl vd & Warner. HB Christmas bu1inesa. •---------1Prolessional Therapeuuc _..,,._...._ q .. n.>d 602·94.>1319 Sl. HB Vic. $100/mo Call 494-(7706. 497.2351 751-8967 Perfect c redit tor :n loll. Black/white male massage. l.Jc'd. NB Appt DRIVER Fully--,-W'TUS--b-ed_be_a-ch_c_ot-.1 898-la DHSOOsq. rt. Pnme loca· Rewhh W-.d 4600 ~=· oc Virghua ~~~ki~~;._R~e!°~~a;. only,SleveS48-2817 Iott. Mfion offet- tage. $1SO. Wkly. H.B. G•rage 16'x12' with tioodownt.ownLaguna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-9> MERCEDEZ ••c•r.eat frhg• 5J6.US6 storage lot. 50x45. near "93-7770 Wanted lD Costa Mesa or MwlJEIH• Trwt bu fll1 IKf ' g 7 '/J Beach Blvd. " Warner Irvine area. 2 or 3 BR. DM9 SOJS Fat rmmle wanted. tilllst ESCORTS .._. .,, 2 ...--.d Large Big Bear Cabin. Ave H 8 7518967 Deluxe offica. up t.o 2000 house preferred 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lole weight I help you 6 * * 14....,.. ..__off_ lde&llocatiooforfishmg, · · · ' sq. ft. Xlnl bldg. t801 Adults. Xlot rereren~. s.ttllrMh).C.. you help me. Call '79. --r• ...-· hiking or just getting Offk:e._... 4400 Newport Bl. 6-4S·2lll. 673·S70 l Eve~. & All types of real est.ale M2·43003'brs ,.... Mlltt be ..., away. Wknd or witty •••••••••••••••••••u•• Koob)'. weekends. i.nveatment.asillce lMI. Lost. Vic. BrooltbW'St " 751..0537 24 hrs. MCI kadebl• with ~~6 avail. t 7 t 4 > DIC.sums s.lllL 'n • Studious professional S,.c ..... ,.. Allaata-Si~nanb11sJue. NowHmng CJDOd•• ... 'WFIUt.. · Prime Newport Beach 343 sq ft. 2 room. all or e d 1 lo r see It s one. JM TDt 6/mo. old. Grlwh w /ra· Atty SMlla Bailey of CM ....... ul (7141760-6060 Newport, 60' to beach. loc. Near 0 .C. airport. part, pn vale park mg. bedroom cottage in qwet 642-2171 545-0611 coon mask ma rltang1 You d1dn 't leave your Jbr.2ba.lawnavail'1·26 Reotincl.receplion.con· Betty Voss, Prestige local1on. T e le phone Name Taaha. Rewan1 phooeno.6inlo doesn·t lo g.z. SS40. 8-23 t.o S..30. ference rm, janitor Properties. 494-0706. 673-7654 or write No. 567 W\dowb&s money for 2nd 968·2168. S48·1613. have 1t. Please call & $S75. Sips 6. Do not dis· serv.. utlls. 100 tree «·235L clo Orange Coast Dally T.O.'s. No credit cbecll, 830-7179. · leave your no. L. R. turb tftl&llt. Open Sat. c o P i e s • m o r e . Pilot. PO Box 1.560, Costa no pnlty. For action call lHpm. 7101 Seaabore. Secretarial serv. avail . .cdllDELUXESUITES. Mesa,Ca.92626. Al'-~1lllanyt.ime. &.e91'Mottcn 5200 Le9n11Motk:es 5200 545-!1838 llior Doug 8Sl·9411. From $295. Air cond.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A\C t.bru Sept 6, Lacuna laml.Jy home. DJ' beacb, sips I $$00 weekly. 496-... , ............. 250 ....................... MAUI Kapalm Resort. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Jae. lo Condo. Oc.-'fiew. 213/410-3212. WESTCLIFF BLDG N! INPrJlll Bl AU< .... . .• ~=-.......... ./.-.;',,. _ __... "'--~--( ,1 •Jt. H ,,...,trr1 • ' I• ample pllj. Util pd. 21W Family wants t.o rent. lge 151/~ IMT a9 lD E. est Hwy. 67>t900 oceanfront bme on Nwpt No Prepayment Penalty *** OFFICE sums POIUASE Peninsula. From Sept. 15 yn. SinC1e family Lido '80 for 1 year or until Newport Compa a y June lS, '81. 835-~ or 173-7:ill5:Mbn. 832· 7840 a .ooo 2nc1 TD. Discounted Quiet, responsible male to yield ~. 3 yn. Call adult, 38 seeks quiet l Paul."744'4 bedroom or studio cot· Cooalderinc 2nd Td'1! tage ln coastal area. call Fred r..nt Fl t• y..._ Write No. S67, <>ranee &M-Da --, Coast Dally Pilot, PO ------..:--- UIMTaboeoaNo.SMrt, EuclidfJWaraer. acroes Box 1560, Cotta Mesa. 2ND TD available. new ' br coado comp from Mile Square Park. r 1-10 :.-.... 12· Ca. 9lala8 Sl>.000. All due iD ll moa. 11111. ·-· • -at~ evea6wbdt. CethMIM WANTED: 2 or 3 bdrm . AND/OR La1una Beacb, Ocean BRAND NEW! Bear aod bouae ln Costa Mesa SI> 000 2Dd TD at ume Front. private beacb. •ICI· ft. for $G5 .-mo. au. St. <Costa Mesa area. Mo. to mo. or yrly 1chedule ~. · a bo••· -it.Jt...""-all -· Frwy.off.ramp) lae. Reuonable.CaJIPal Se'c ured b 'I Soutb -, ,...., 1-.. Av DOW 4001 Blrcb St. N.B. Aaeot .. -..-.. •Sep\. H2·1I02 or Ml·sm2. Bothk>caUooaareoo~ __... Lal\IDa llouH+lot. tJMM5. t 2ad Door ol baU build· Mature male. very •lm«4M-M10 .... .-Sl5Sq P\, woo« pueliec. iDCI. UUllUU and meUculoul, cre•Uv• • .-...... ,_..... carpet. ~rldac, uw . Juiitorial 1ervic" I•· new to tb1a area dea1nl _::;..._ !;p.d a ... ...,. Yaea· JDR~•._.CJI cWed with leue Con t l •"9•• ._.., tmw&IM ..... 2br,2 ,_._.... ·-· u.-Al • (11"). aeparate q re. D • s-··: .......... .... W-JZ31 =~-I nae, • ---'-Cd)I "-· IJD• r... -M butalew. • Uae ---Jr1 ,_,-. ... nft; wa&er -aroud tb• ....,.. SOJTHCOAST BANK peeeabl• ttfereneea. hd to tlH&. 11n1. PUBLIC NOTICE CHANCE OF MEETING DATE TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS ANO PERSONS: Notice is hereby g iven that the next meeting ot the HouSif\9 and Community Development Advisory Board of the City of Fountain Valley h•s been set for Wednesday, July 30, 1980, •t 7:30 p.m., In the City Council Chambers, 10200 Slater Avenue. Normally. Board meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month, bot the Auoust 1980, meeting has been adYenced one week. The publlc Is Invited to attend this meetlnv to provide citizen Input Into the City's Housing and Community Development Pro- 9ram . The topics for consideration at the July 30 meeting shall Include but may not be limited to: rn Status report on "B" Circle pro,ect, <2> Status report on Housino Rehabllli.t on pro- gram; C3) Status report on senior Citizens' Cent•r proJect; and C.O Discussion on Fifth Year program performance. Hewpoa t £qility F•dl.htc. lJ2COffMH• ...... Dr. Mtwport IMclt.. Ce. Equal Opportunity Employer M I F ·must have good driv111g ~ -local pick ups • de· llvenes ·some heavy lifting re- q1.1red will abo be trained m mechanica l a:.sembly Mrl Only thoi.e :-eek1nJC permanent employt'l)t'nt need apply vacation:. & holidays paJd • rompany pd profit shar· mg ~dlcallbfe ms M1i..~ion Vic JO Area Call Mrs . Campbe ll 581-JDI 11111111 from.......... llllCUIWllUl'l'I ...-bllt.10.5. Onw. ,._ow.. lfo S'allwe l9l'NUdla11 • ._t1 .......-----Ill GA.RAGS Wuted· NB ~J. fM/ ........ 1'dalta .. 17. Car I•· ·-_,,,_ --· I k1a~ 44M · · ' AlloUin••~. cW Tn81pert.uo. N•••ort Ceater .............. -...... CM. IA ...... < &o Mort DOlmll"IN- Any questions rt911rdino the notl~ may be ed· dr•sHd to SGott Mor9an. Plannlno OePart· ment, Fountain Valley City Hall, 10200 Slate Awnw. Fountain Valley, CA 92708, Tetephone: '63-8321, Ex1. 2'9. You . may reque~t our ad·onswenng service when placing your ad .•• o Doily , Pilot od number will oppeor in your od . ID 6 fl'a9 u,.rt,,.. _... 1M6lnlM,nLlll/oftlce llllllO)-..a. SDVJCIS Wltd. r:i 1:1• ...._Cleta ... &seHd" ...-.100 .. ft. Commutl•I uecutlu ....., -..- .... a u ...._ •• ........_ • s. •-..... toreat room. W9lll Tl).,,_ w" aa -. 6 ......... 4MI J'Ma.--.-..-""9.....U .... • ........ JJll. payattie 2 1ra. Call SCOTT MORGAN ....................... ~,.,.,..,_, 11\la 8' .• CMa ll .... N..c Bae.la ot lBr apt 111 m ... Tnl MousinQ!Communlty ~ _... wna. Mo. ~11111 al._ _,_, Nw,t ana, oar bcb. Oe~t CM. 0., ,_, ...... -r.-9 L NI OlllllH'NI. ......... lepl. ~"Have IOIDIUUAI to aell? Coordinator .... .-.... ...._ .. Bii DWAJlltOmCS W C..UWadldoll well .• ._._ ... oow,..c:..o.-.""-""" ' .. .- ' . . we wtll tdte your messages ... y<N c coll in at your convenience to get the responses to your ad ... this serJice is only SS per week. For more information and to pkJcl your od coll 6G-5671. I ) l I . 1 • -• ,-I .,. -, Htlp Wcmlecl 7100 W..ted 7100 Hlfp W-.ct 7100 Hllp W-.ct 7100 Http W.teci 7100 twp Wiided 7100 twp W.t.d 7100 twp W..t.d 7100 Http Wanffd 7100 ..................................................................... ·······•···•·••········ .................................................................................................................. . Auembly BOOKK E EPER Full --------1 COOIC UAD PBSOM char1e, ofc. m gr. for a.r....11. Experienced. caJI Rick wi\h mechnical ability CPA Urm. P b . call:UUlr at Part ner 's Bistro, for IJ'O'lrin~ electro1uc '1$0101 Resister today for local Laguna Beacb,-497.+MI mfc. co. Bi·linl\l&l an u -1---------1 temparaty uaicnment.s. sec.. We offer a perma· IC>OaC--557 AllUIC C 0 0 K o e e d e d f or nant fu.U time position. Lumber Co. needa uper. -..., Newport Beach and Long gd. st a rting salary, bkkpr. F/tlme. Salary Beach Rusty PeUcao pleasant •orkinifJUPdi· necotia'*· 557-33118. r-n·Lln· :_ Apply daily between 3.5 ~~t~ to ~i:o! ~ U \ _P_M_. ______ _ ""it b u s . A p p 1 y ; ftll~ fl~l'fflSONNfl S{fl\l!C(S COUNSELOR, Boy's Club American Zettler. Inc. Work In attractive Oeb.oqueocy PrevenUoo lt9l Hale Ave., lrvine. bay fro nt orti ce i n 3723 llrdl Stnef Pto}ect. BA. 1 yr. exper. EOE N e.wp o rt B each , H rt8"ldl S9SO mo. + benerits. Assembly !Service Ma r1 n e rs Mile. Im· -!!'!•!!!!!w!,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I flnal filing date 7128/81.J. Manufactur er needs mediate opening for H · .:: Resume to: YSP. Inc. perienced indi•ldua l. .Clerb 2803 Royal Palm Or .• penontobandle ltrepair Maintain records for TRAMSC... CM.!12626 orange juice machines. o;iuru~ corp. t.bru fman· aty ol Hunllllctoo Beach --------- Some field service. Mu.st c1al slatement$. _Non· Police Dept. bu open· CUSTODIAN have mecharucal exp It smoken call llr. Pickett ings for Transcribers. Responsible retired cou-gd dnviog record. J uice betwee n 9 4' llAM. Ml.tsthave abilitytotypr pie to live in apt. «>m · Tree. 1.560ZChemicaJ Ln. TI4-04Z·l 6216. ~. Must be able P'ex in NB. Caretaker's KB. 891-44.25. wort all shills, II pass a dUbe5 eves • ~kends. IOOIOCW I Hi b ~ d n-r -.t •-Asaist u t Reservations Secraarial, b-.., A /P ft aca1ro un security """erences requi .... " .. u .. -.... M............ ail -& leit. App\y to Persoo.nel bondable. Call ad #284, _er. ...... ~av . A I R . t y pin I . & n-.. 2000 M · "'• H .. -. ~--..,~ '--T S t SA ..,. PM ~-ain-.. unt-.....-_.wi>. uea.-a . m ·4 . calculator. Pleasant ington Beach, 92648. --------- Typing: $0wpm req'd. work in busy office. CTI4)53&st91 E o E CUSTOOIAM Please~ resume or Bea ch S tationers.----·--·-·-·-·-.... lmmedopeniqform.ail applicatioo to Ad oo. 657, Newport Beach. 556-2122.. a.ax store and office main· Daily Pilot, P.O. Box CARPENTERS for re· Tbealre \lckets ~~~-~~ere-y .. = Costa Mesa. CA Udemttal remodel llUlt foe tkket aceney. Moo· ........ IU .... WIUI ~ Fri, 10·3, for appt. for detail. Permanent, · know frame le fiD .. h. SS7·9212 Mr. West, f/Ume po1iUoo offers AUTOtecHAMIC Es P • " qua 1 l t '1 NewpuilStalioaer$, lac. xlat benefiu. Jim or ~ •u~c. (4 wonauuaabip a mtt. ,... -TYPIST REC"'n. _e.y_.;.._· ...._ __ 5070 ____ _ dean welJ-equip. abop _m_.2JDIM _______ ~ s:.r ~comm. LoUolMd. 110NIST for 18w office, CUSTOl •SYS. own toola. HWll Auto CASHIEB·Bo_usewares ~ clerical duties. QUALITY COMTltOL Cnt.r 1SZ5 Lacuna Ca· saJes, apply ID penoo. answer pbonel. 35 br wk. Lar1e marine corp. nyo~ Rd. Lag. Be b. Crown Rardware. 3l07 OC airport area. m.o.1$2 needs peraoo wtUualli.na __.or4N 3000. &.CoutHwy.CdJI. ~Entry level -=:.==.::....:::::.==-----1111-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-• .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-•~I •Oeri1111111-cal-------i poa 1 \ion with e x c e I AVTOSAMDa growth poteotW. Draft. GROWTH ,. .... PEOPLE THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ..... ft.e fohwillg . MOTOR ROUTE rmmediate opportunity for part-time earnings. Motor route available in the South L agun a a r ea. De li v e r y . afternoons Monday through Friday. Mornings Saturday and SWlday. No monthly door collections. Earnings about S450 per month gross. Reliable transportation required. Call 6424321 Brian Holland for details. PROOF READER With at leas t 1 yea r exper.Cence. preferably newspaper. Excellent company benefits. PM shift. Apply between 9AM & 6PM Monday through Friday or call 6424321, ext Z11 for appointment. OIAllGE COAST DAILY PILOT lJO .... .., St.. Colle ....... Ca. 642-4321 -~°''' ..... .,. ,1:,., ~Office clert, F tr, typmg. flbni • answer ing l.depbooes. eltp With phones a nttesa1t y. As& ror .Renee: ~168'. GE NERAL HELPER. pe~ and awumal P'ckDPS ~5850 General Office 9ITIYLEYa Learn a vanety or s kills at th.ls bnghl. fnendJy oo. All you Deed tn«n uve. Call Rlla. ~ Coastal Personnel Ace-n cy, 2790 Harbor Bl . C.M NEVER A FEE Accouotana Clerk for Liquor Stor e STOCK lumber co 10 key by Penson. 4 da>1$ z nlles. touch. cd with nwnbe~ Expd oec .. some re· Pleasant atmosphere g1sler exp. Apply 10 Gd bendrt.s. Call Lynn at person. Holiday Hou.se 752--0472 between 8-Spr:n. t..1quon. 29:11 E. ~ .. JAMITC>aS High-..ay sa.BYJSOIS Ma le female to work f!'..!,~IC~~ Jhmtuigtoo Beach area _.. - Jarutors. S3 80/br. Wax 0 r a D g e Co u n l y e.n S420.br, Supel"VISOr M~age Banker s.eetl· u lary. open For 10 ltl& person with serv1cma: fonnauon & appl1~auon o:peneoce. Wilt con. wnt.e Porstua Aleuoder Slder trainee. CaJI Nan· Co, P 0 Box :5126. cy,549-81171. P~adena. C. A 911<17. or ---------ca II 213 795 0263. or ~a..1d.s wa nted. SeaclJff zu..tlJl 32~ Motel. 1661 South COOb't Hwy.~. J t:'we lry S al e s man Gll1 RJDA Y needed. mu.st~ up with One girt run olfi~. mast slooes . Pref~rra ble Mature, adult mH 4r be good typut. ai..rpon imle. Man lee: 6'73-0449. wocmn needed. ca..u.c area , sa lary o peo. & pa1n t1ng co. Top 50-USl Krtchm help wanted to rmnry. pd vacatJoa. 1ln< 1---------~ food preparation. benefits.~ GIRL FRIDAY · 20 Year Wonmc f!oon SAM to Manwt"W""e --~aw· o ld Sub Contracting lPlll. Lon ·s Kitchen, for ...... com~ firm. Know c eeeral :wrz So. Harbor BJvd. SA ~or~~sor.i &edger P~~. ac· CUl~-47 for~ C\ll'ale typUi.g, Payroll. ,..... lnvoicinc. job cost ac· La ft..:-&.-~nANCE MAN. co u o ti n 1 . II u st b e ~"'1il needed for PT-op. lllpnt. mathema tlca tly ac-tfote1 Co. UOO + &U at· cura.le. Good memory. 1515 So."'~0r. ~:._'t"!!,~.:!Up .. Good oo telephone . -WUQ,uo.a;s..-..· ...... Salary CO&IUDIDSIUale (Oat Rarbar Blvd) wf1h abWty. Permaneat Now hiftns politioa Xlllt oppt.y tor MAIDS right person . Call 5 4 o · 7 -4 S 4 b t w o (~ speU:iog oc bi· 1_9AM_·_l0_:_30A_M_. ___ -t b.ncua1 pre.fund> Ga.rt FTiday, I girt olfice, l~JPM . some typ1.01 Permanent 979-m.l. ·=·• ,,,.,. !=!~~·1/:U~~ien CASllEIS In Prams ~~/~~a~ U · , M' WKf' ••Ml' ~aU.OlifLicatfona. C all D\shwasher needed for f1orall>es1gne.r GUARDS BABYSJTI'ER for l.nfant. TDTE 11-... ,.. .-convalescent hospital ellper.full ume. 3 dy wt, my home. HB. . We are acceptu1g •P· rrom6:30am to3pm. ,...u.U 6U-0083 f\Jll & part time. All Refs req. 964-3413 'j plicauoos for a special 4 Day care tk locker room t.uDe Moo lhru Fn. Xlnt a r e a s U n 1 f o r m s lfl IEF ClEB/ NllfT AlmTOI P1ease apply in penoo Equal Opponunity Emplo)er M9e4ec;;C;ait&v .. ••77 U)'QUarea~ok aper. mature JllaU&a' our bonus !Dftllti.e pro. gram could eta.Me )'OW i&lary lo SJO.• a year ID a hllb vobame 24 br. aoa. uoo We bave a !"11 benef'Jt.s package mclud· mg ck-nuJ. m~al • bfe msurance and paKl vaea· bOo. Apply in penon or subm..at resume befott 8 1111> to lbe aUmtM>a ol L )I Holliday. Colony Ki tch ens d1v1s10 0 of Cok>oy Foods l.nc. 27142 Orleg.a Hwy (o{f LSI SJC. 93l7S or PO Box 20lll R Anabeun. Ca 9280t moo. mat.ernrty leave u -attendant, Moo lhru Frl. bmefiU. Please appl.)' 10 FOREMAN for Carpeolty fuT01Sbed Ages 21 or Back office girl for ln· For2DdMAR&KlrdETSSb.lfls signm e t for an e x-3pm·9pm. Call Scott: n... rt M &paintingco. over. Retired wel.comr l;Al.l .. NY ·-•-wan•-' "'-p p-I Cl b H person. """"ve y anor ~ D~.u No .. yn.n-~· _.... A....._ ----.... .....,. ~ ..... ~ '"-per eoced Vydec o r Irvine u ouse . "-....__ .. a, .,_ v· _........ -...-......... ........ .....-fernd. Lagu na Hills ......... v. irae.,.-.., .-. IC· ly Uruversal Protection ~VISOR. area. Tro-6313. We promote lo manage-Wang word processmg 7S4-7500. tona.Costa Mes.a. F ull T1 m e Sa l es & Service. 1226 W. 5th ""--' ---------1 ment&s•-rnsionfrom operator. Local O.C. --ay . . Deilvery ne eded. See .,,__, S ta A I &:.M.~lelt ca.reer pot.en. Bat*ing -..-alrport area. Appoint· .,_... Dishwasher. Apply to chef Craig. 2123 Newport .x.m, an na. n ti.al opportunity for rella· Southwest Bank. Laguna wi~OO A CAREER? meot oec .. call today! Full time for k>cal de-at 31B76 Coast Hwy, So. Bivd. OI 64.2-4l03 tervtew hours 9-12 ft 1-4 ble per son w ith a CIC] RIUC bve.ry. Excel. driving re-l...a(wiaor499-5100 Moo thnl f'r1 knowledge of laundn Beach . requires U · Call(TI4)63J.!M21 .., ~ cord req'd. Pbooe for G••-mach1oes. supervisory ! ________ _ peneoced Bank Tellers. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j aPIJl. 557-!llZU Mt. West. DONlrI' Shop, 6AM ·2PM. --Hairstyll5t sk.1.lls. & b1-llnguaJ abibty Up to .ms1mo. We also Cashier for sell·sentlce • .. NewportSUUooers, lnc. No up. nee. Woman age Fu.11 tuDt. E.spr nee. Ap-n. a..o. l4'y CW. is preferred. EnJOY out lill_M_!l'fl r e quire a B r a n c h computerised cu sta· rn.. L·n-2!SCKOverpreferred.Ap-ply lnpenoo.Newporter ...... st a ndin g company •.. ,.._ Secretary & General l ~a ll be twee n U \• Ii -DellveryP/1.imeAM,L.A. Pb' In person: Oippity ~ll~J~!!,t;or;e~~~ Haustylisf w/fol.lowmg_ benefit.s.includinga rree Athle tic shoe and Bookkeeper Contact 7~ni 586-7684 Ask -Tums. $100 per week. Donuts, las.4 Newport btwn9-3 E 0 E Xl nt. worluog cond. meat per sbafl Apply .sp()rtSwear store. Fmest J oan Gore. 497 ·1771. r Rib. -. flMPOl!MYl'f~NHSfW!aS l.ApnaBeacb.~ Bt.C.M. . . . . ~Asll forJoytt. Mcn .. Fti .. 9All to Noon. mdepeodent dwn ID So. E.0.E. _OC' __ c______ G A d Penonne! Cal requares ha.rd wo.rk-l723~Stnet Dental cbalnide ass't , DlfV& as lle o ant, up. HAIDWAi»ldl entb · · CATALOG a.al( MtwportlHda protessiMal scbool &rad needed soo n. App ly Part'n t MAnlOTTHOTB. ~. res=bl~:_ AtMioC Immed. position av ail. ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 0 r ex per. Np t s ch . wit.b shipping • recei V· Fashklo Isl.and Teu co, me· oeo · 900 Newport Ctr. Dr. di 'd with l ocal ll a r i nei= I.DI op. for yng. J>ro. 1600 Jambore e Rd, ____ 4'¥1___...,,..___ Newport Beach VI uaJ w/ntaJl npr 0-:."::'m~:!'a: an hardware distributor. a.atK/TfPIST 646-3SlS Audio co. Call for appt. Newport Beach. HARDWARE SALES full ""!!!Equal!!!!!!!!Opp!!!!!!!E!!m!!!!plyr!!·!!!!!11!!!!!1F!!I ~~~~Ca~~~~ immediate opening for Typtnc45wpm. Gd. with Parl o r f ull-time . DIMTAL/Aaht. =11 Sound Co .. Geaen.loffice & part tune. Apply an = Nooaao%Utm-aSl aabidividl&alwbois ab~ figures.~~e:!:-Pleasant o ffice in f)>ergetic frool 6 back Espeneocedaffi~~Jp. person: Rion Hardware. Ll4iALSIC'Y t.o me« the public aod ~try helpful M~ =-~~all for =w~~~~,4 day Driver; Respooslble ln· dsr. wk.: niChta • S.t. :.:u ~tt~::Z: ~;e · • N.8. law hrm ueb l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ hM l!JOd shorthand aod \hruf'ri.,8to5.Coot.ct: dividuaJ \0 deliver OX• Jewell by Joseph. ~ ), O"aUft sec'y Wltb mac ~at typing skills. Prior ex-Jan nttany al 55&-0540. a..ERKTYPisrrorNwpt DENTAL Ofc. r ecep· Y1en. Can sta rt i m· 54C>-IOK. HAYIYOUIOWH carde.rper.Type 70wpm .._.Id* dpoecruime~ncteat\~nlpo:e~ _EO_E _______ BcbCPAF\rm.Accurate lionist. Exper. only. mediat.ely.n..-.7lMO ·au~ ..... ISS ma~!~lllOOuper. ---~~. '' ~ t~ & 10 key_ ......... Newport Be•c b . G:••ALOfflCI _... r .. , ..... _. • _._. fe~ If you are in-OIURCHNURSERY ,.,.._ 6+MlS6 -Pae.ant _, A ftl.I arpru..c:1 pencxs Typing/Secretarial Laree expanding eotn· tert!SUd in an u citioC Attendant needed Sun mach. l1'CJlllP .,.-.-ce. DllYllS needed tor beny typlna Te m . a n s we r la t e Ll&AL SICBT AIY paoy is seek i a 1 1 o. cares' opportUn.ity offer· AM/PM •Wed PM. CM ~,..,,.ST •day week. MC).UZ2 Mm or women 25 yn or le CaJmc. Accuney very switchboard ln acba.oae Medium aUed Newport dividuals who possess illlllltracti•ecompema· area. Mature woman UIDbel 1._;-pbone .,.....,,,_._ older. IC.DOW tbe cout impart.mt. forfum.officesJMl~.all Beach la .. firm. Min. 1 rmnacemeDl skills111 re-~ll~. .. beneflrt 8itaa 1P1•,e,~.. prefe rred . ca 11 ~-~:.!! n--Deeds OeR l--' .. -gd l....,.... cities. Nd SI*» a weell or .., t.o 9850. pet' mo. lo ulil. INCLUDING 2 yr. a:per. Xblt. beoefit.s, al estate. Persons we are '-• n ~ .. -..... !Ut -. ,.._.,_. ~-,_ 1r·-more. Oraaae Coast commemurat.e with U · PHONE LINES. COl)ying new ollice bids. Call looking for. possibly ~$300 .......... ,,._.,,0 ' mature person W/8C· &ldlla. atieoUOo t.o detail Yellow Cab, 17300 ML per facilities. You furn. own m.8151 man.qi.Qi a.o office now SOJTHCOAST BANK Clerical =:em ~PPYJity . .:.:::::::. " dmUI up requl,ted. Rerrm.aan, Fountala · Fouritrtomce typewriter. Also. will or have the e;l1M!lience An Independent Bank YOlmC oowinc mfl co Aprali.imtely 11 bra per Valley. (No of Slater Excellent Benefrta SMIY '1IJO for each new te-Lepl Seaetar7 · Growinl aad desire to beeomie a .. SallowerAve. bu immedia1e openiDc ~o'!p~:~1~1~~~ =-~~t-=~ Newbope 6 ~~~~-~~int.obktg. ~:S~~l= =~~:.Sr:; ec.iaM.. for ~t reliable lD· beaeflll. C•ll Inc: .. .-.ctBmwa~ ~ m · t. 6 · o Equ}OppEIQpiyTM/F dlridual. DENTAL AA"stlml. Es· 546--_. cap, e aea stnct confidence. P ~93. 'd. X ti Prd bi Hospital e Der I el I c Le 1 a I Box 5SS, co/Daily Piloc. ·lYPial50WJ>m P ·UY c. er · Dectrtdu. Jwiueymaa. •••AL OflllCI ...,COOi( Secretuy. Sbortbud, PO Boa ISIO, Cos ta MRBER/BEAlmCIA.N/ ·pboaeaperamt.i linpal. General pru-Mulae. Only bard ~ _ .... , .... __ ·lbe'*kptbeckpGund COLLECTOR Uee.~ worker Deed apply . -.u.-._. .. Raleilh Hills Hoapital, dktaptoooe,•alntty)li.q1_Mll __ a,_Ca. _____ _ fiAIR STYLIST ar/OC .._. ........... _ ....... -. mectron.ksflrm. located in Newport *Ull•mmt.Xlalaalary .. ~,~ .....__ .,._ Alrpart. 754-195. .._...,. -·· Tri rDHONE Desi,,,.... Jewelry nrm ----Mha.ced lllMtica. lJ31 Be a ch . h as an l m . 4. p •• d ' D ' II p 0 Q ....... .__ p • ..-. -· -~-,-.-......,.--.-.---... -. .......m:r preferred I II.IS' loc*illl for Pf'Ol..W-•• llec.tromc Teda b' Com-Victori•, CM. M6-nts mediate opeain1 for a re-qualifica{ioa. • exp. d usl•e .... u ...., in _.,._ -salarybuedGDesper. qualty.U.iepr•eatal puter •·roip•c• A•· EOE lief cook to work Goodbeoefits.---. N.B.648-M5t.~Dl.9. pJu-1t11bta. Yoaa1 Call Debi or DlmDa for Clll.ECJOR tft. XlDl. "" 10:30AM to 7:00PM 2 cnwd.. Expr DOt aec. 8PPLll7·7m ~ + eomi umbly . Gener•I GwnJomce d•ys, • s :aoAM to J..etal Set. oeeded ror ~~~~ -- mlstioa. me tra•e ..,.,....,. al Job tlllop ~ .. "---,._,., 2·-11 • .. __ .... _...... -.. H 8 •-,._ .._ .._ .,...._.,..... ,.._,.._, _...._ ·--d t. I .. ' -... -n.i.. hll or part -· d .... __ ..,._.... ...._...., ,_.. "' ....... .-· -~· ............ . ... w •u-J D l LTD. ---------·~~ ~ .-..... ir--· oper8tlOnl reqouH . Stock Broker8Ce FlnD Good startiq salary • .,,._,. olfteea. Jl'rimdly oe rOfl'U er , opnla&. Blulrbearcb ,..-tu s• ...... II tbm.«·Zlll. Teletroait WM, BB ..... bDblediate op-•01 ftia&ir beDeftta PKk••·· • t.Wl atmolpbere ill,_-..me ______ _ .......,_111.IMJ. c1l1da.. __.,._DENTAL RecepUoabt. "1·1111 for peuoa•bh, For illtervM•. coetact wbJela &O work. Need ~1'Jc'4ll --------........ s.llry c-. Eap'd. • Eat....._. OP Electroeic Awmblen. 8l'ticalat.e mdiridul for Barb a r • D a r a D : ~ penaa t.o __. Nl or ,.rt U.. to~. Cllrt• ............. •&· alc.Nr.So.CoutPlua. PCB. ClaulM wtrtaa ••••Ul office la M>Sm.E .O.E.M/F. ulltiDI •l•ff wllb ................ ~ ....... /8e.lll c:.--c1111bct Doll $6-81 npH. Hu•t. Bcb. tli1&+0Nbect·t1P·Grul ..,._,put time d8)'1. worbholitboM•JDUle in ScNllb Cwt PlHa PMldoe ha.d bln•t~ ln·llll. W' ~y. Call v.-&-av ID -· _.,ietes. Pntf• teca1 "'n--a.na Find wb8t -want in "'.-'' ---· ~ _.~ -.-11•-'-• .. "'"' .. _ ~ l!•j••"IC XJDI,. NATIONAL o.llyPUotCW.. ~•--•v. Wed..S.. 1'01 Ba,.sde __. WN&U-__,,__.. _____ _ w ~· la MIJft -;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim.1 Dervw S.Cret.ty, H· GtNSRAL OFFICE· Dr.QDI. Clrd.11'7.-U. N.U•ACFN• ..._ -*· WW ....._ ...CA110M • ,.._ 89C I Pf'f · Cd ._ t9joJ .._. • U..Olli* Mme. fam UM .. ecdl-fwlhn • ClllllT ..,, ... im. tut. worlrla& •~ '!.:!::.lr;!p~~ :O~~: . _..., ~ dill •t ~ -8M-..:n;........ -Rt-.-:-1-co-.-.. == ::r. c'!Tr; COS~ATION fir 111111111 Saper. DoHt Baker ~"' ....U .wt• .... be 1mhft ap n1 cout Hw 1. So•tla =~ • •!f;. -___._ .... _.. Cll 1 ...._ Md Dcmlla, tnml. Paid HcaU.., ,.~c~·~,..,~--~~-~· ~·-i...-aw..,_, bm .........._._.~. - -~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I .... ,.,,. • • ...._~•1111 ~ ** ,., • ..... ..._ ,_ . -_.. ••••I • bowi;;4 ¥• 1 hll u ... Apply ta........,.,., 1111.1 Uae uqooa-.. den,• dlltu. n.., tiJ'tt _... .. ,..,. 6 rta· c:.e. ..... c.l ... m&.& MCTOaTWCM'* penoa. Moa· f'r•. •l 1,.-. 2 t:bOdNa..... Mcken. hp. Jn(•· • 1 vUn el ,._..: ..... aw-.map. Lmtllllll _, fWR 1"* ala. s:.-lo ...,.._., .,_ CoM.rol, • 2. pvt rm + aa&ary. b•t not nee. Call: aeLQr-aeC.o.tocaUOL I II ,,,. ~....,a 'MMMI .. ~ -•:fMll ................ -Randolph, Coll• ar....ana.l·•-2Zll Sll-1'10 or applJ •l: :;.~eaeflla . •"-* ....... ~ -" ......... fi,iiiiil• 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ' ...... ,_ wiJk, JIOJI.. ............ am Karpe.rt .. ~• t--------• -We9' 0oelt ... elllll wtllt '61,. i= ..... ~~: .............. a>. 111.V.BOS -• .,. Ill-ZIG. I a .. w-.-..1 Haw ...... wut .. a saJ.• tdle ilet8s with • ,... u... Or. Ct1 rte, Make J OU •laopplnJ( •' · ' ,._..j-. ,_.]1 anM tot•ll~~clldo ._.,...... IC.&. IWlyPUola...w.ctAd. up. preferred. C•ll 9eUt.billpfaatwtUIDall7 _..bJ_.,tae~-· ... _. ..... --... ...., ... a. ilwell...... ~i.-O.C.Alrpllt _.... -.oat.wt.MJl.IPM. PUatW•~· ~Pllat~Cl~~._.~Ped~A*.~-- ---- . ' \ • l l ... .. . .. .. • . ':.-: . . . .. . . ..._._.. 1111 .-.w..-1 7tM t ilf'lr ... ,,_teY• IMI ~:Jkr• 8"0 ... ,,_.. •1 ~ ................... ~.................. ....................... ....................... ....................... . ................ . 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ':•-..10c.a•n.r .. a •• "Cull' . .,.., •"""""'· et.t. _.a. I• yoer trech • waae. =~s• bis. __..dells.dbl. Md AotJquH. llH••llloa•. •----------• --·-............ ~ nen P'ti·Sat. 111 W. -•--"-l al N . fL 8"n .......... + IOOd ..... .._...,_, ........ ,.._'°wort •a.ell -.-._. tr..r. Sean wuher. ule 1t,if. No Juak. 11'74 .. 11116 .,...,.,.. ...... A.llo.,. ...... __. ..... Sl~-H-.. .. .. .., .. r , rototJUer. EWl/Wlald ol7/D/·7/& lltf o,.rat•r a.Med. Hoo1ler Klubtn . __. ... --_,•am.CM. tl4 ·1$&l . Vac A .............. a ........ CallHoalJ: ' ........... OU roll .... ~.>::~-·11..C .._._ 1111 w....aJSa&er.rv. ,.., ..... Cllfke,ftiam · .. -... • ....., ... ea• ,....._ ..... -. -... cll.._.wW..,.r,rtllt _.,., AUST SHEPA&D P _. ..... •--•-•~Sale JalJ ._ .. Dlru1or of Saf ety. TUCKCa. E•p. flnl ... , ~ kida IJ i ft sa::· New/ ... fura, IAldw\I 1170luta ludora, tta Seewity Hd wort .... • .,...... ,,...ldloolaw.. CJ•• Iii 8010 , td. Meda .ki. · dru••. ma11. tlrH. \'11.-.-. CO•P••aatlon . .Ea· ff>ID•w. ---·-···· l,a1 ,.. .... Uc mz....., Rflll ll1Sl91t - ~ ~al J..1:1 t: I t:t: ~la risk ll\llDt 9 , t• I Mr<1 •t111r.w...._• ple6yard...._~ Or.H.1.-.-lrvtne Terrace lllate lml/or Penuanl mamt "•A' I·-'-"' clrJw, IUf ... Retn1. 80IO Sale: Treuw. Ca.M. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •·--=----_....----... -• • ph11. O.U.aacta.1 tr-8.'ISbr ,._....._to a.so. Dbbw..W sioo ........................ Moria1Awa1SU..\0Mol w~•i.141 lcMBoea ..; ....__ -. •aet .... MMftta, Requhw atart. No .. ._ ....... ...-I IUY t.Wa • that, a.t • s-. Cdll. OMCllLJWICB ~ -' 6 ..!!..•.-~~ mllWDwa ot 4 yean...., No...,.. Acrw from ** * * 9-$, M4 PrinHtoa Dr. -------- ~will train Rilpoita ~.b to c~J ....... -OompeQ pd pnilal ..... , .. •YW__. .. A hobd.an pd. ·aclkal·life 11\li. •lllMiaa VaeJO atH Only those uelllng ..,_Detld employment need ap.;>ly. Call Mrs C.mpbelr Sil Jl30 -L... _.,. -..,_ -on& Strret arlal U · OC A1rport. z . .,.. call~ Z* Dtalacwee. Good med ~ure • Cll.oftotHartiorBlvd. ftemlrromlO'uch.,.TM -~,.._,.,do ... .v.,.... cltllt. Ovtt put•nce S /H al Tami.Ml.._ coil ............ Ume bakt. AppliaDcH--OR l wlll •cbn.balrdryer.oriea- •ef'OI <'Ot>J'IDI . f11Jn1. 21 ODIJ PIH•• call '= wi ..VelND.snea. 00 Mlle SEU.I y S.WGara19Sale .... ~ Co. wlU ...... ......__ - -• U pay .2'A'A> II _.:. . or « OU p I ti 11 lal f'UI, ctw-fs mon1. , r • l •. N •., P 0 rt _ _.. __ -_.a_. ____ •'*'---• addl loaal above baae 1._ MASTllSAUCl'IOM a n n11. co eciors s.. 1·3. *5 Fillmott Pb&rmtuU~alt. en W. lftA&ASIT. :;ai\,'!':'.ca~':P•~ r:~ ~f!!.. St•· II c u .ft. Coppertone &IJJ.9621 =..~retri~ Wy. Apt 1111. CM. Au • ..._,.L..,.UU.nt 11 Nlalu/wnhod aaal ~· lnp bM an lmmectiaLe rttnc.•XIDtcooll. •BEAUTIFUL• ca.. oil, 1Uverw1re. rrom Paldarino Elem . ...._.&o•~~•alee Apptyimmtdiately OPmilal for a hall U.. -~ 3-pc. Uv room tbl. aet. Pfdubl•more.Acool ScbooU 57·Sia Pfl' Atddtwuaral Draf\a J>*'rlOI\, S.O..lh c>rasa1e County airea, dayttme In._ my otflc:e _,,,.O PA.llTTUU! Wf f"lNANClAL PL.ANN ER ~KNUPTO a\aJr RetaH up re leUtr la it'• Su Juan w h 1 ..__. ....M ·-~s aba4y apot.. zm Colum· Sal July 19 onll)'. 10.a. ' wnd.. ~Y m r."'°" e.1-...-.... ......... U-'"'ied ca..a.t.raAO office. ..... u er, c ean. works -"'•er·-" . C ·--.. r::.:~~ ... UUctl .. -o;. IOOd. m S41-fSU bi• Dr. .. . ( oH of Baby clothes. misc. t.o)'ll. l.r I. 2710 I arbor .:x.-... ~ per. ii helpful but ool re· ~ .. _., 3 CeptaJu Swivel B•.r 1Nml) Sat • Sma, 9-S. Jenny Uod baby crib ta Blvd.,CM , ... ~ .. -~ _._ 5'.ools. Gd eoodi • .,._. Sl1S. · · ~ Sale Sat 6 Sua cbanc• table. stroller • Lo.I. We oiler a compeOt.lw DrywQeu, weds aood. uao...,..... hlY 1t •a, t ·Jllem ~ miac. d is hu. Searr. s\.artin& aa.lary and ao a$4NIU~ 2 Glau Top Tables. 4' 1 ~HAA&eiJ.irv. wuher ,<IM!eda won>" IEJll. .. Sttretary·A11latant to ~ friqe bneli Lis. Adllural dbt door 10" a 2'. SZSO/ both. Twin drytt,' &lMs,&bowc~ h. b d flnaoclal gtDJIAS. Son pecbgeiocludln&deoc.al relril-Perl. eoad. &150. WdenBedFrame ll>rH· 4 FAMILY GARAGE new WOllMD s plastic At etlc s oe a n spoken, gent.le, JOy fw. care. Z\.ZZU. d 'l'nuldel Bed>. u75. SAL&Sat ooly. UUSu· sand.1ls. new " u~ed sponawea.r atoie. Finest r1 P •l·l.933 tanella, CdM. F urn. cloflUng, lots ol m1ac. l.Ddepeodeot chain lo So. pe eclion1sl. repare Qualified appbunts aA Drud new C1tuy 1as childrell's clothes. bikes, 1221 Pembroke Lane. Cal reqlAra bard work n~ meals. Varied l5ked \0 apply &n peraon d~ oven stove. never Sofa, lrt. 3 c11shions babylhiDp. NB. Q P£1 a Ill&. eo&b111iulic. ou1g0r hard work • travel. to: \Md. Reuona~. Love· Needsupholsteriag,SlOO. •--------- xlnt Wor .. ,·ng -ond. ~gid, re 1 s pon11b 1 Je in· 499-sea:L 1 ft!'C....... ly.soft.pnntcourh.llke 1133-U57aJl.4pm. SAT /SUNt\05.Dl'fVista ~~V~lbN SbedAL~ ,. .. ..,v WI •/reta1 expr. SECRETARY tAOMN) ~ new.Sll·llr7 Hue r ta , The Bluffs . ......,... • ...,... rasa .e .... Part tune eveni.Dc. Zyrs. Newport Beach loc:aooo Btdset, buffet. chairs. Houle full ol funuhatt. table, lamps. stereos. MEDICAL Recept. Full coUeee 751-2411. Good benefits. Call Mary Ptr 20 hrs, •ll slulla. F£IEIAl New Whirlpool wa.sher, fndge, couch, tbl. 6 nuscitems.Soup\ONUll bookcases. much rn<>re. ti•. BUii)' docton ofc. Part time job, choose own Nocoan213/~1.51 S51hr. 714n•1507 ldllC. cond; Sff al 2'3 E stereo. ~lm. f'ri.Sat·Sun, 9·4. 10062 Gd . benefits. Ex. p , hrs. selling Princess SECRETARY Good w11h sa~ 22bdSt.CM.&tW486 ESTATE FURNITURE Morini : everyt.binl must Sp a s Ct r c l e . H B lltdical Assistant. NB OB·Gyn, Front Office Exp .• Raap. 642·~ ....-...1 •-d. ...-..... '""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ...._ NB ..u. ,,1119.J go. Antiques, Hoada . 9118-8820 ---.ui1une .._ ...... g. Hou.ae Products Call ;:;; nwnu<ir'I. • -/mo. 3ZZZ1 CamiDoCap!st.rano ._.... 1015 name brand breaJtfroot, waterbed. hah&d misc. __ . __ . __ _._ __ Apply ; Brillol Park M1.c78 SaJes _95_1..(117_1_.______ SanJuanC.pial.rano. ... .... ·--••••••••••• d1nn1no sel , assort•d Sat J··• 19 8 ·-~ YARD SALE·Furn1lure, cir rack , muse. 423 £al.her St. CM Sat /SUD Medical Group, 722 AUTOMOTIYI Calif.~ 1 .. -.,. ...... ~ ~ • ...y . -~...,...... BakerSt c 11 Secretary. Challeng1n1 ......., 1.a,,_,.., des.k. plus ~1·9'117 ·• · · COSMITICS growth opportunity for '"'1·1200 PUBUCl'UllNITURE wro ught iron be d .•---------9-4 MEDICAL Rettpt. Part Pst T• Full·lime openin1s in ouutandift& person. Rep-EquaJ()ppc>f Empk)yer **TIMI* dreslier. couch, chair's, 3 family ca rage u le. time. Un. 8 ta l. Apply oomrni&Sioa sales in the ly in confidence: Collins ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ,.... various other items. SAT /SUN . Lots o f ---------~ri•tol ,;~~ M~~~· EVllilp ::~i\eo~~P!!i1[~~ Alloc. S61 San Nicolas TB•M Lov~~b~~~ets. 642-8917 ~~1iv~!.' c~~Js& LT~~Y!:mA !i!; l"OllP· r ·• Become a trained sales speclalitsts. Xlnt. co. _Dr_._N_.B _______ 1 For our South ,Coast armoires. bunt beds. Hand P ainted French lots more 2lS Abalone datler. car parts, Rolls· t mtCM. ASSIST. counselor (over 21) with benefits include medical. SECRET •RY Plaza olfttt Will Lram cradles, china. t bls 41 Provmc1a1 Walnut Twin Ave. Balboa Lsland. Fiat. boat eqwp. shop It for Pediatrician. Ex· tbe Jim Long• As-dental, profi\·sbaring, ~ Please call Kathy Am chra.sotas•doveseals. Bdrm s et. Qualit y ydtool5.cha1111.1Jlkfence -'d.-'u N rt Ctr soc I ates Agency to life insurance & pensioa --cH•Sl.u!../ burgeyat540-4066. refn•erator. fiwlures . Naugahyde H1deabed, GA RACE SALE. PIC· sections. Chinese Wok ,.... .......,. ewpo · s•-rvise and chaperone program. Apply 10 rva ,,_ ~ " " ures ...... ~ -·r~-6M-G870 ...... .,..... mltl'Ol'S and ~ items malchmg S..rnl Ch11r • w.34~ ...... "'""'Mil' coo It s e l . m 1 s c · DAILY P ILOT carrier person: ~.C. Penneys, 2A IN.,.....,.,()RY Calfonlia'-deral from a bea\lty school 160-0162 t.J!Me, m1K'h more. 8131 fumishinis Sat /Sun. ~ ... •~Ofc.. boys and girls on a one-Fasbioa Island. Newport PLUS LOTS --------Malloy Dr. HB. _...,...,.,_ CdM --.. __ . · 6 c.-'--••--MORE i---'-------I ._,.,~,ey, . forbulyG. . in Fountain oo-one -..IS, everungs Beach. E.O.E. 11/F. Exp'd purchase orde r ..,,...,._,. MiillWlll ••tn: ••VIE••-Ka i.i walerbed, WOOd / Valle """-bo d · \0 9PM. We need COO· ---------1 follow.up. mvent.ory con· _..,, .. ~,, .. ._.,. .. hhr frame. slot cond GAR SALE 1777% Am 2 t';\Mll.Y GARAG E: 1 · "''""' ar • tn-cer ned. 1·nnovat1·ve r ... ••t--.,~ W ho BofA MC ---G _ .. ""t.e _ .. ___ e ... •pt'o •·t ~--trol. type: 4S+wpm. m5TownCfllt.ttDr.CM e nor . • S2001080.760-81.ll6 ""'"""° ran.am ,~• r. SALE 1041 "8121 -iiii"'•• r """' • n ... persons who are looking for mar ine bar a re Orgaruzedpersoo.lrvme Cashaer'schec-U6 Cash HB Frt·S\ln Stereo. Dartmoor Or. H.B. 9'J9. for a hacraUve part-tune Sl«'e. Expr. ~. lmmed. Furn. mfr. 540·8894, E O E N 0 P E R S 0 N A L Contempo r a ry glass bowhn&. edger. vend Sat/Swl 968·703'1 Medical RECEPTIONIST posiUoo. $f boW' to start, opening. F /time. All Karen. --------CH ECK S PLEASE' coclWuJ tbl, lxS, ~of an rmcb:s. btlte. ~ front office wilb U · Call fM2 -4321 ext 2SO company beoef'rts. Call ---------1Tenrus Hostess S3.S01l'lr Food availab~ Items incftthick.CastDt"W1900 HARD .... A:ZE I NVEN Yard/Garage Sa~. 702 £'. perienee. Salary negotia. between 2 a.od &PM. A.sit Balboa Marine. EOE. Pvt. country club Call sub)eCl to presale Seil SJS0.$450. ~or "" K't .... _ H·-" Bcb.142-forLori M/F/H5'9-9671 •Swclef•Yll-c* rorappt.644·5404. MASTBSAUCT10M 642·4300 Ad·Aoswenn• TOR~ '-"· _. ... , ·.-.... 0....,. Coed Perlonnel/Advert/Mktg. 2075~ Newport Blvd. CM r.MS.24 hrs .. SALE: Santa Clara. San.la Ana . S43-61118. Sal " Sw). "t:Jf 4PM Ml•c .. A..w.t D9My,.. SALIS DeiJU. have openings per TOPLESS MODELS lmr9625 ........ 646-8686 ---------All rt.ems new"' nr MW• r 0 r b II s y N B 330W.6aySlreet ~try Level~ POSI· expans1on-Npt. Bch. S'TSDAY.PAJDDAJLY. ~!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!~l[)eg1gper Sofa by f'nto Nuts. bolls. s helv1oic. Garage Sale Sal/Sun 2166 MYTan Dr. Costa Meu ~SQt rbeumatolii>gist oCfice. Costa Mesa, CA tioo with General Elec· fin. svces. ftrm. Good no exp. nee 826-2583 <'tsan. Oak hutch b y elec toots. etc. m w -..ibe~inlab orit EqualOpporEm lo tric, housewares,• typmg,shtbnd,skills.ex· llll•r1M•1,..1025 Cardmalw/mat.ch111gtbl Hay. CM •C2. Sat/Sun 6'4-U.l · w · P yer Audio d ivisio n . ln· per. req'd Non·smoker TRAVEL AGENT. 'ex-•-•••••••••••••••••••• & 6 oak cfu's PedesUJ Noon·S.6"5-~ · telligent, Motivation. pre{.Call:640-0123 pe r 'd Prefer Sabre Formed anile iron. 2V." desk. solid walnut Ir Furn. accessories a. Medical PBX Operator, Answer· Sales Personality, "~~~~~~~~~I trained. Xlnt benefits X21.'•" X 3116". 10' long. wcil n\ll ca n e b ac k Caganuc Garage Sale' ~ood1e s g alore. 506 DCB'TIOHIST ang Ser. Exp'd. FIT. Orientation important ~-R . 754-1311 ne w, P . P . $7. OOea . matdung chr, 4 mo. o1d Sat/Sun. 8 2PM. 1406 Pou'.L'lt'tl1a, <in garage in Radiology ,,mce, N.B. SouthSantaAna549-381S pre req\lts ites EOE. ~cretary / ~cepllon.ast. ---------54J.3070 Xlntcood. Must sacnf1ce SanuoellaTerr,CdM alley) Old Cd.M . Sat " Must be people oriented. n...._.9133, 213-598-~ f\lll tune,, light typmg, T"'"' SdH Rep. ---.-----S36-J8!N Sun. M . Salary commensurate Penn. part.tJme position general office work, exp. Mu.st have sales eJCpr & lt.11 We. indoor or pauo ---------Gana Sale. Sunday only -~--.,..._ ----w/~r. 6:.\l-4422 me~bandistng greeilllg • SALIS prefe rred. Valerie expr. in the travel Ill· Terra Coll.a. 503 ol re 6ft dresser· S350 30)'ds hol.aeboki6m~c.llems. Sd Only, M . rum. ski cards m retall st.ores ln Growth onented mfg. 64t-2!\U7. d\lltry.754-1311. tall. 500 sl f a vail. bnm cri>t . '95. Both Books . c lothe:1.. 5 10 booU. calculators. dis· tietCALlicrT the Newport/Cost.a Mesa company, located in -.. ---.-... ---.. -,,,.---.. -,,,.---,_-.,,.-_-_-.,,.-._-,1 1 ~2255 bea· .. ·'ulcood &H~ Tustm.NB S4IJ..02M hell. bilLH, misc. 3379 areas.Ca.U495-6548btwn. Costa Mesa needs ~__...........,....._Travel Agent wanted. C. 1015 ,..,.... Man&old Circle, Co6t..a f::rs~n ~r:~'."$~: ?PM.9PM. sa1espersoo t.o sell to 13 Staat..,4Htl0fc minimum 2 yrs u p , • Plano Ant. Knabe. Organ SAT/SUN Amana sis Msa.SS7-8838. fV.5t1-3"191. WesternSlat.esmcLfood t.o Sl,2iOOmo,NptCtr co. lrVlne location. Lisa : •E••·-~··••b••••••••••• Co nn ele! Maple !!!!!.1•2 1!'_!!;.._~.!lTVt s". _B_A_'_B_O_A_IS_L_P_A_T_l_Q -----·-----•Pest Coo1rol Service man cbain1 " mfg. com · Exp. id lyp, dirt, no s h. _56Z-_30S2 __ . ______ 1 itotac A yssin 1 an dresffr ... Dbl Walnut ...--... ~ .... .. Modeling. comm'ls, needed.catl: ...-... Premium Items. pd.pita. Himalayao Pentan kit· Udopc dropir.~ SALE Everytbillg! Sall films, 6 earas. New 546-9468 Non-food s upplies. ~ta Applicaat TYPIST~!' tms. ,&ayftll • lovina,. ~~-t~~bet.s. ausc 121 Via Ithac a, Sm ICM ll8Amethyst. fa~. all ages/types. 1---------Salary + commission. IniDe Penoooel Agency EdJtori•I dept. of na· 54iM278. Barbara. Udo hie or call l'73-tl90 Exp. not n~. 967-<rlJ17. Pri.otinf -Want ta be a Mr. Schmidt or Mr. Swte-~27tb,Colt.a.,..~es14a70 tmioangaal• ,·bno ... u tnael ! nd gs Pers&ID IGtle:OS, blue. 2 Spaisb Sly~ Dmett.e Set. orm-.mt Cora~ GOrumARCA~E tS~E ~. 5 pc Pressman m Web OH· Wenk.631-0700. ....... .._... t.....i ... /fil .. 1'"~ 20".__ Male.CF" ... 1., .. <t\e• Wa..lout,Nomart09.w1th ~ .. auoe, -ereo. Modeling 1·each e r s M·t ' Full time . Min. ----------.!~~....--.. ,..,._ I e c e.... nr.. ,.. '"' • ...,., lea f T H 0 USE f' UL L 0 f -splrs, mirrors. sew~ needed k 1 W'" SALESLADY Pf' wk. with some vaca· ~ vei. Sl40 Colee a f"UR:-tlTURE 6 AP ma chine & misc 2359 . Ma e-up. v15ua age :20. 1.ulr8tn.Apply ·--------•·-r-"ef on a fullt.ame ble. D<'W. Oak veneer. ,,,., 0 c u _,.;..,. •,wa __ .._ Must Penn ysaver 1660 XJnt Situation for ex· .._.. QJ FREE KJTI'ENS 8 w .. s . PLIANC!:S. Rerri" ....... ~e r .,,. S.51-3391 ....,_, • "•"""""· • ••SECRETAJUES•• basis. Hours fle xible. "' MO 642 JIM.5> ,.. b e qualified. Call; P\aaa.ia C M peneoced saleslady Ex· okl.Bllt.•whtia""'. ---------"'&Sber.dr)er etc Upt.o Satoaly l0.3pm &Cz.305o. ----·-· -·----1 plicit C hildre n 's ~at.tuelco~eKriBa~~~ra Conc~tactPub~rol. BerlaNnt, &46-67rrl., UNUSUAL TWIN BEDS $400 Ca s h only 3 17 u___ 1,. ...... ----------PRINT SHOP TRAINEE LeMagasin SC Plaza m eu... ·s Kcu•:uao ~ ucauoos. pt ---------& desk comb., Belgian Latb9ur CdM ~1098 ,._.._ -Modebng To operate press. Ftr. ~ toour staff! Bch.646-44Sl.ext230 Dol)I 1040 vek>w" covers, 3·ttered · . t. ---••••••••••••••• P8sbion production com· 3333rdSt.LagBclL --------~ A/R. landde• $13.200 1'ypi$t General office No ••••• ... •••-••-•••••• bard fffder, 41 m isc. EST ATE SA E . Reg. ~ ~kt. 8 C*lY WJU triun you for ----_.:;----•SALESPEOPLE: To s.eU Tro/dict /researchSl.5.600 · netts.SatY 1 Good KE!SHOND Pups. AKC Sl&-9'48 ~ 1oes. Toots. yrs. lS.3 ha~. Basic shows Must be 18-22 yrs,1•--------i home security systema. Typesetter IBM Electr. :::tts • ~k>o•I O\amp sltt. M/F. Pet"' ---------Lumber. bwldu'5 sur· ~ge tnullng. Sl20Gt min. bgt S'8", dress 5-7. ... Kl.¥! FWJ or part time. Bonl&S Composer $12.000 1 . P F s h o w . pvt pt y . QUEEN WATERBEO plus. oauttcal items, Vidd646-7ll09eves . aumul plan. J..ncome depends on G10 . 'MO/const. Sl2,000 opportun t.ies. armers 213~-134Saf\6pm ~ Sl.50 Mayt.q Washer II Drye Interviews Mon·Tues Wllh l le t l .... 0 JC!.....,.1......,..t.Sl4.400 Ins ura n ce Group. ------:-...--· r, Ila 1hldGood&IKS 3-&PM. 3388 Via Lido. a aa year ex· you! 642-5206. •:.~~;:;:Agency S4CM100. E.0 .E. "'--'--c..--1'el, Buff. lyr. __ Da_-'Y'--<1-14_>_556-__ 9'36__ F\lnuture . Accord1an. •••••••••••••-•••••••• NB.lrdflr,Cit;YNaUonal perience, prefe rably ----5-.-~-1-r-~-----... ,L--1 o..u~.... ~ ~· Glass slldln1 doors El«. scnpt typewnter • Bank Bldg. Angie. new1paper. Excellent _..,,... 40il08in:b. Ell.ab •64 Typist-(statistlcal> female . shots. Loves GORGEOllScottonsola & Saturday onJy, 427 San antique sew. ma ch . company benefits. PM Ofc. supply co. has Cull & Newport/833-8191>/Free Part timr for -;p·li .c· Idell. Papen. 5S7·2S'73 ~e.,!:8t. k>o5e pt.llows Be rn a rd 1 n o Av e . l.817A Bedford Ln. NB. MOD-er shift. Apply betweeo pan time pos. avail. Wiii ~!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I .. -.,_ . ......, Ne rt H hls .,_, -9AM tt &PM, Monday train. For apno. SS7·9212 :: countingof(ice. Lab pups. bill. AKC. ---------1 wpor eig ' .,.t.&m. UM.6"5-21143. New modeUnr. agency ~ d ... .J. h 3 bd seeking new fa;ices. Call through Friday Mr. West, Newport Sta· Security Typist. Good typing skills worme . s........ c amp P<' ·corner rm group, Dectnc dryer dnl cood. Jaowialry 107• N e w P 0 r t p h 0 l 0 ~Coed tiooen. Inc. n. ..... ._ CW. is must k owledoe of hnes. iuar 645-lOM 2 Bolsters. handsome MJSC ~ ti repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 -r a · n " . couches by day. xlra slp .. _ "'LC• 2·~ 0 •• 1 Fasb.ioas.673-3375. Plot Sales Represenative·Ad· --~ Mag U helpful but will DOBERMAN Red. I"°' space by night. Sl90. •~ . .....,.-1 .-.noora •IMMEDIATEC~H• 330W. yStreet vertising. DISire pasl Securit y Guard. Full traJn. Also general or. yean old. AKC Papers. S.SZ.-Oli.'54 lACllMS-291& (or Gold , Si l ver, MftM ~ll1'S, Co6tallesa s uc cess i n selling time. Mu.st have exper. fice.Salaryopen. E.O E. bW not refisttted. Ears BLOCJCIGarSale HarbM Platinu m. Any ltln.d, .....-.1.-n1 !'!!F,qual!!!!!!!!()ppor!!!!!!Em!. !plo!!!y!er~ serv'ices. ad mediwn or Please call for appt: Cal1Pemiy714-8:J3.9935 & Tall cropped, sbols. BEDROOM SET ·5P<' Vww Homes. PMt Ta.c· ~~amount. Daniel ~rllmlfS bus.t.ness equip. l&K-3SK ~M7358.on .,._1 8.-. ".00 w-~ ... -· Part ta·m... Good Watchdol. • good wtute. beautiful t'Ood prt Pt. N.a Sat. ,_3 . ......... , --1.1&.r e••·-boo -'•h 3 .. u • ,.,.,..,. · "'""''...._ " with chlldun. $12S. 644-85.21 W b G 0 L D ZiUY's Natural Foods ~-----/ __,.,. + us •" 10 Over 18 , Gas li ght _,,_ ---------e u Y • Reataurant needs PIT IMflM'f'OllYCLBK y r s . Expens es + SICYJllXPI Broiler. will train . .,..._,.,.even.anp Funut~ from \he '20's. t..nmower. luggage. STERUNG SILVER 6 E'.. 'd h d be n e f il s C a II s .. l do f deak. cbest of drawttS. SILVER $'s Will peckup. £9 · 1 Pm . Mon. Fri ) ._p pure ase or er · ome a now e ,.e o S..1NI Beaut.. g.,.. mo Otd Eng ·30·s. tt '40's Nice pteeeS small appllallC'eS. Sat. ~ personnel for Airport follow·1111.iaveotorycon-_71_4-_973-458 ___ 1_· ____ marine h a rdware Sheepdog. AKC . fem ~. 7/19.407lahSt.HB --------- area cateri.ng service. trol, t ype : O+wpm, necessary. p~.,,. send Wded: housedeaaer. $5 Perl. markings . Obe· -------------------1 Near new man's Ome1a Jllustbavecar.Salan-+ Orpnizedperson.lrvtoe S..~ resume or call: 8382 hour twice·a·montb ' ctienttrained.Creat pet. VeUow rattan bed"'!°m UnJoedinlSalt''Allrnust comm. X1nt atmosphere. Furn. mfr. 540-1894. ~~:t~T.fe~ ~~!':. Mlllbrid1e Cl~le. HB near Beach and Adams. loves c hildren Incl set Tnple dresser. n1~ht to! Caroeel Hone, Skl5. ;:~~~~. c~:!~e l!~~~~~ blcunwn~P· ... ea ... ~:.~~1 Y" _Karen __ • _______ , Must be resp., have ln· 9211114,980-44901 er4:30. ~167l ~ & food ~ ~d~ m1rro~~~~l~j P acttenko mactt. Wet ~5721S. -.. ........., ·---... ----111 itlative. 6 e-i.....y an un· SECY/BKPR. part /full w • ........ m.~ · agere ••· 1 swt. Bikes. Cameras. -------------------ReaJ£stat.eSa.les supervised Job. Good •• 1 1!'!!.: +n or will separate Double Lead toy 11old1ers. Diamond nng. 900/0Ba ______ , ___ , h ... 11 J b . time . R.E. Co. Cdlil. Interior .-:ape com· Xlnt QuUty GERMAN glass end tables . S7S. Dinette 6 6 c hairs. Good investment. Aft NuniD1 FOIAllWAIDll& Pone Sal s. o In· Sal.aryMg.675-aOO pany. needa hard· SHEPHERD PUPPIES! 64CH39:S. 6S> 7M4 teilODIALYSIS C~M cludeaTWX,lypiog,fll. worlunc •reliable Bred for Color Size Refriae . L•m p s , _:_5.57_· _____ _ ltlALISTATI inl.JnS>salesreport.s, & SIC..,/llCB'f penoo for installation tt . · · K.arasl.n rug 12xU $35()_ Glasswear. Sm ap~lc. t'a i:ti' ny 1071 .... /LVN c.ontactuatalearnabout scheduled travel . Co. is CPA firm at MacArthur replacement crew. Co. OBedian!!~{papers Oak s ideboard Sl95. Sal/SUD 9-3. 30'2 Aliso.••••••••••••••••••••••• "" rapidly growing affil. BlvdlrJamboreeRd. benefl.l~. Ir Supervisor '""' Mahog. buffe t $195. C.M.20lh/lrvloe. · TRUC K Spray booth. ~e:i,ur~g~!'d: ~·~~~~,.: 752-0274 possibilities. Call btwn: 6 .-old Chihuahua " 644-16St Gi&atGaraaeSale DeVIUbis, t yr. old. 30· Critical Care Eq>. pre· ferred. Will train for lhill Specialty. Full time. lo liliuioo Viejo. 714-lll·•- vantages in joining cessor . Eap. In these SERVICE STATION AT· SAM & lPM: ~3 or Rat Terrier puppies. Rear ol 144 E. Bay. CM lcxll 1t 16' high xZ2' wide, Redbill Realty. For in· areasaplus.Newomces TENDENT·Exper. Sl&rt S67--0l.52. male.SZS.645-9037. Captaimbed,ldrawers. Sat..S..l0.1,$0<·'50. Offer. Rebuilt Steam formation call Walt by oc ·""-rt. IUd.-1 ......... hr. Apply at Cam· .-.. ~~ Gdmattresa.S75. cleaner. Electromalic nu..., ---........ ,.,,, ••• ,_,,_,!_,....... 2 Beaut .. friendly. lolden &&0-9Ull. 911100 213 7712070 SB-71DO <#send resume toZlloc pusttMacArthW'TeUco Over 18, tall 4' neat, n.-....t-.u .7 -... .• u . 6'SUIMdalusSS?.4pc · · · · ~~rk Cir. "J". St.aUoaNB. ......,, :ho't':~"'f:r;'; t;;go~d .-.. maple sora1cba1r =.~~rtJ::~~::: Lincoln AC Welder lile 1---------IService Station Attend. WORD PROCESSOR 6 bome. Days 581·7491 ~~N!ame ta:· 30 round cULs DJ. $ pc new.1135. s.a&. Barbara Structural FWJ 6 Part Time Po.I· EXEC SECRETARY llhesSD-314'1 l sus' ~--m . cane bKt din set •• 97'9-l• Rcdh ii I~ Rc.1lty 1 , \ ~, , • • .• t? t , j 'r ' , I t Ensineerinl Firm de· Uooa avaH. Apply in type won. 3 dys/wk, in· ,,_ .. Y• IMS ~c! walD_. 3DdO ":a• Bo&ex Rll 3 lena 1295. Miu ' -IMO mllil'£ Q.(11 a i r es s t r u ct u r al Person. 1740 Newport terest.iDC worll.&M411 _ .. _••••••••••••••• StO. 0 ff ice c b r 1 Baaaer IMM 10/1 aoom ·-••••••••••••••••••• WJ11r eqineer/dalptt with Blvd. CM SlliJt.TIU Male. blk 6 wht, ao.-.ea. 55&4111 DU. lluch mon. App: Yaimba amplifier, model n•wr; !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 3-S yean experience. Mal 1t•«• Xlnt Pet. days Le1lle ~. G»W wf reftrl>. De•. I~ llAl.ISTA11 TYPE t-s Comtnactioft. s.MitMectla.Oper. .. .... ••••••••••••••••• •m>M0-7m Love Seat. floral $150 SATfSUN Art .-w mo. QraftU., table, 175. fte OU1J PUat hu an CAI M SALIS SAlu'y DOE. W. T . Han· MS-'77U • 't 1 IMI <Colt ..,, Mint Coed. · . _._a, EMC ded. IOdO. ftve ......_. ... ~ ror na•Auoc. -.112.1214 ...... -'--.. ,..._.., Ptr .... _ -.. ••••• .. •••••••• 1~ Year old fe ma l e ChatJCabSIOO. ~!,.~~ ,uortf clnwa' w/ si._ c--·-tnlw for fWJ time. °""' ...... opportail;r .... ~ "'""".. ._. " d ....... -..........,.. ra111e taK __. .. -MDt position in for eager proleuiooal. Seeret#Y per day, eap heJplUI but -· Aa.str~Uanbr"e~I er d . ¥6-SIGO· windows-;. miK itema -eaC'tllerat cc.ditloe --·Cluailied ~ tlmta aale9 aeoc:. LdliqDepertment not required. Apply at wr ••• n•an•u-wery ova e . u · DtllBdnDSet/C'hest. Mir· UT4Gleneq .. TetT.Cll~ $150. Da,s m.9434. evea ::... ••'be~ =~ C:~ :::::.'':!: Major 1boppln1 cn\er Keftyoa,546-UOl. ~fYllALL •-,,,..,Nke9'Md.S&lee. .... '* _~_mz ______ _ t1Pe JMI ~ (typma appt. la•---.-.. dneloper.~~~ SHOE SALES. Wanted. DailY lM. rn l6't 8 llo old black lab setter Mabolany Di.a. Tbl........i Mesa Verde C.C mem· ':' :.:f.":e:.~ ,, oat ..... .-...... ...... ~..:."·fti': .,.;;. full« part Ume. Good Qowt'l'wday alP, aU ahotl. very ac· ~\~· small :eak. d~ld ~~~· ~~: bersh1p. D11 711·1'40 . .....,. h Hie,._. l..!!~~~-----1 =•~'•teae• Co'. bueflh. Future J!.1:!'~..,..Att. Uw.56ZSll. ~ ~· •· merfleld Lane. HB. ~••125 leara c:mputer aad Reeet•lat Clertl. P'/T, .w., Xia& wortdq •· mcmt. potltJona poa1•· vnrrc llWlll ltaut.. 1111wht kltt•. ' --FOOL TA8Llt. ~it" _..., 1wrat clertcal ":"'-:'wll:::·:,: Yil'OlllmDl • beaeflt1. bis. Apply IA penoe bet. wlllm&I. plQf\al • _... So(a, IOld. dlll c.md. •· ,.,._ -Olct P'ulaioetd Model. ..._ Oppelit&dly for 1*=-• ·1<1-11 Prwllll•So.0 .C.loc:a· ~~ ... •c1~m: ..,., s. auaoie u•'-... : a " tle.AllJti•l'la-1711 2 plaid clln. $30/u . ~~~~~1ci.. • Sate6Leather~ ••uc•me•t aDd ex· l :»I:• ••M ~ -• ..,. Decontor pid M S15 1a1m. a .. c _ .. ._a c•ll•at compaay .....,.__.._)!S!· tloa. S..d reaume • • · · dta-ter eaned cl•·= IM.e..., Tabby. · · · t-5.•Soeon·Rd,Cll. a.,SIMm • ...__ 511 ularJ ,...,_ ..... to: Stationery ltoro la ....., ...... w•• _*<a llaa lbota m.1t11a..,..Hpm. flJV•sbow•addle .. -·"· •'7 NDl• ~ ...... CJlilrtllnc· P.o.a.ac:..-.JrYl.De. 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Mere 11r. 14.eNo au co~-BOAT ~ICES '75 HondaCiviccc121DPC Nat. 51.-s. aoo wk .. ior llOUlld. needs paint • up-414 PICllUP •• .... •·•i:i rw":.~~ ap ..... I/YI RCA TV Oood ... D.tfl<-•n STARTATS9500 IHOO 080 Caplatraoo mi.NMS46 holfl700 ...... .,., A great truck! (222951). ~~1 1'' lllwea. WOl't&q or not cmd.. ~wood tonMle ·------<Aakabout Beacb.-.51GAaytJme. T....t 9170 '6711ier2IO, tSUielt). a-,._ ... • ... ..,_.. a,~Pll Wft Olltkm•l8MWclill> '9>SUZUK1GSlll5m..Drbe -..................... Jtlotcood.,l$500. $6919 . -· H-. ...... WANT'&J>.llt•'• ahe , .... ~ -nlllJLl · 717U:P-:Drf•• shaft w/wlndjammer,Z'ldeaJ.QuietAdultCll 552-5742 "'=1'~TSUM •'11 .... _«IN,_ ..... --....a&~ '(! • ThatwW u...;;~ bqs,raclt13115541-5M7 Park.SllOO. 't4 Corvair, rbtt e:n1" NEWPO~TB~CH ~.=~_,.°" ... .,.w.~pack ...... ................ n1m1 YOU eraoe 71MOteACXIOO e.ef631 trw, new pal.Ill, tu·... lll-1300 cllrt.: • ... ,...,,._, '-•· • .e tOIO IUM 3.000 ml. perfect CODd . ..._S•ulce.P.+a xlnt cood! •HOO/OBO --------Pl&Orr•n• ~~ .. -;:;; ...... :..... lWlie14 h8D0.'1'1Nl80 Atkaturtn 9400 ... 31111. '77GllCt,;T.P.U .. Higb P.O. au... •ANTED UMcl SchwtAn A'• Hl, 10 Wllllb nu1.1. ... -u-.a-CB7""'-m·•~ ....................... OoUedor Car. '61 Buick Sien'a, padded llhr lot .. o.&a ..__ ,._ -""--..... •-~ .. ~t cood '550 Ult 673-0731 '"~ ,_,,.,. -=:t ..,_WAX YOUR carpet mat. ruUy loaded. --~,~• •·-~· AIMlw S12llO. 661C72 aA 6 Beat ~ Skylark. Oria. owner • ....... ..................... ·-~ -....... w1• I • -•" lflO 14' 1.-et', cood eoodilioo. ~around. CaJJCAI A• •.• m>lbest ~fer. M0-8121 tour lJres, k>, m1, lrlr/ pkh gll . .-..--------·· • -•-*K& II"• aliQ. AM ~ PM US few~! Eve ans coorer, w s e 6 .... tweed, laar.t aew S.wlw JO _,. 11• 111iU772 KAWASAKI. KMlOO. s ..... AUTO . camper boot, carpet kil, -. ........._ 1100. I t •• 1•J _..................... ""-1..,.../Sld spd. 1600 ma. Never llAUTYcena 'S7 'nluode.rbud. P«.bo&e ¥er'Y sbaip. See to ap- C.U*'81t. -•••••• .. •-•••••• Dry rol" Chalky Hull" 'l"bnto Ca\MinaZZ. Newport Slip, abuled. tm.~ lS2IOPoocleroaa~ 1.<J1>.l 1pcHrans. Receatly ~~~aate. $4500. Will a.EARANCE• .a-•-Du't!d«\l'OCDbooe Top aides peelh>I " 3e'OcieanCruleefa 11-.y Xtra's, like oew. COSTAMESA rel&Gred. Xlnt tbru-out ~forlate mdJ Buic.k. ' ,,.;;,. --..Lo.·-~~· Wlhcue. £xttileot~· Bn.ctitwort faded! For 6bp.o/b.S5800. 74 750 HONDA. CUstom 1, ... ,.,..._. Alkm& SU.SOO. 144.-:t 5'S-Dl :x=-...... ~ ...... ":'_':"~· cboe.$100.f17s.11152aAer res-in • mamteoance t'll r! SALE! fUS.6lll Paint. heade r . m •<UC ctys,MZ-tmsevtwb>da. --------mana..~."""'· 5A9 NOW! 7 Seu Servu:es ~ S1S001otrer. ss.-s •'74CHEVP.U. Wes, boob. misc. 17S-9U7 u• S...AMC• Thistle, 17'. s bags of 548-l&S7 "• Aft S 'S4 BWck Century a /c. Lona be d xlnt cood. Mio 111'1 Cllilrys._ llD· DRfMS by Ludwig. h&bt •~.twiollera,trlr s ails. cover , trailer WITHlm-~.!~ ...tutew.U.. aU oncinal. 12,GO.Call848..()'ll4 perial. S .. •dal Low bhatclear. 2 noor toms............. Cassie boat io bnstol 2SO SuzuJu Eoduro. 77, _ _..._. _..... xJa1caad.11700. s:IJ·l87t !ri~ Z !:~ °'!?~ .. ~ ~!:. 2'Ro" • 1~r~s l•h~1• nh , 0 fp .. t0 JO ~ -:;:. aiadiUon. Days 731--42:.'U • 1500 au .. ~..;..._ A' ,.!!POSURTPPLY _or_ ... _s;_a_. -----t ---· ~-,_...,,1m "~ • ... .... _................... eves552.Ql!ll. -U IV f:llYd..~m hat comple te w /all .77 Evlorude 4bp long li'llPllSS lOlN.Mancbest.er Pierce Arr o w , 7 .,_,._, n... p cue119CIOOMO.Callaft shalU3.'50.~l4Seves Stoctt141,171.•.e87 16'HobieCatamaran. '78, For S a le /Trade 1973 Anaheim 776-9800 pusenaer •edao. 99% no_.__. AllD attem 6.30N (714)731-&649. llerc•.trailers. mint cood. Complete Ka waskl 250 Enduro ~but needs fu.JJ I« 8. 3Z pes, Im. Anti· WANTED: 13' Heavyduty Ult121.• w/allxtras,SS8-37S7 1400. Wall consider Hon· Chev y e n.1•nes . 3 27 restaraUon. One of 1200 que -.k &eeretary SZZS. APPIAJSE Guitar, like Boat trailer. Will buy or Steal 122.IOS da 90 or lOOCC Bike wr~r glide. SIOO. 1971 t.alt. A true clasalc with Bdrm aet-deM, dresser, neWll, SUoburst Detigo. reot.6'1s.7272 26'SU..AMCB Custom 9 ' fiberglass "rrll-8967 400 w/350 turbo .. i.oo. fantasllcpot.enual.$&00. ........,, 6 1110. Boys 1160/ offer. Call Pa tu at Slock 17U, 7SS. 74.5, 710 sailboat, xlnt for Wood-~alter noon. Or. Moody. 644..-0821 bike 20· • li20. Kln1 s:r 675-lD> or f173-3068. lf no Avon Redc.~st, complete Me~ 380 trailen bridge-Lake Forest $500 W AM1'ID woven beciapread S40. answer, ~eeptrymg. w/motor lllOWlt, pump & Ust 129.9151 &SIMO Hooda Trail 90. Chr SlO. Lamps SlO. y·&u•u• oars aod Brit. Seagull SaleS15,.fJ05 ·~ En"'-son 23' Sloop 751-8967 ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• t5l0 CUb.~193 ~ampw/reverb motorS750.f173-7491 24'S&»IDAMCllS -• IMPORTANT ••••••••••••••••••••••• New. 1225. 675-1230; StoctMn,e7,700,7S9 Good cood. Slee ps 4, '73Hoodal7S,d nt coodJ. NOTJCETO '76GllC RV. Bubbletop, S.ve 9IOO Joma Wayne 673-2712. '74 SOHP Johnson OB Mett 21111• trailers bead, VHF & Outbrd IJ<m. M50 READERS ANO great cu mileage, d nl Tennis C lub Fam1ly motor. CDI 1go1t1on. Ustsu.cmo F\tJJkee!. S5000or bestol· ~lfi8% ADVERTlSERS canctmuat sell.848-8l23 Membership.~5840 Custom PA 300 watts, 4 SUOO. 14 ' boat A-trlr. no Sa1el20,716 fer.213/496-3288 Motor.._1,5*/ The p11ce o( Hems w...tDri eiaot cabioets, borns. seats, SSOO. '65 SOHP 22'HAaDTOP L d G d d a..tfSStot-fl60 ·advertised by vehicle •n 9550 Walnut Dio101 Table, Sl ,000. New Peavy Mercury 0B motor.S7SO l'S83.f5l3.t17 to 14. 00 con · •••••••••••;?.;"••••••••• dealers in I.be vehac~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• DATSUN TRUCK SPECIALS. 71 DATSUH L WI . 4 speed. w,tute. a ir cond1- UOIWl& ON508l9> '7' DATSUN P /U s speed. air conditioning. blue /white' (1 794981) 71DATSUN STAJCHED Blue. air cond1t1001ng 11G38317 r 71 OATSUN P /U Blue. 37 ,8 90 m1 les <ImTTMI> 0... lop. 4 chairs. Cof. Classic Ap Amp, S250. Days: 548-6030. eves 290Merc.trlr wllrailerMG.7132 du111fled adve rus1nc l..aodcnaser. new Lares. lee Table, glass top m.31522. 646-UIQ5. LisUZ2,CDO '78 31' P1ce Arrow. FulJ.y mumas does oat tnclude headers. new c a rb. 'JZl36''. Vae*DD Power .._ __ -A.. R ~--Steal .,._.., 27• En,. .. __ 74 ~,..,. bp •ft. eq1.1p. Sips 5 $400 wk. 2 aay applicable taxes. 77.000rru. dot mech & '71 DATSUH P /U .. _ ,,._ .. _,_An .....,,....,..., 1co ... ....,.1cal -.... Power 9040 ....... .-.. -.-. -1..w .... k 53<0 k o l Re d 5 :.p eed .2 • =:-w· ~-w.u5""' dr. . ~tar. coUeaor's item .=••••••••••••••••• 2%'CUDOY boa.rd. 110, lSO, Mai.o, :.._ ~012 ~ ':....,·~U>/Lay s fi•~. ~~~sferr rees, . body s2no. Da ys. Mostic.ooo Males sUv1c; -----awer 20 y ea r s 014 All J7<t9,761,2&0Merc.trlr holding tank . r ad io . .,.... .eves---.. ~,c.-...es. eesl doc-714"8 98"2434· n il es · Contr a ct itV ll dubic dwJst.. Plants. Barstools. RoaewoodS300.646-4lll 1971 SCAaM LlstS20.292 carpetlllg. mooring off For Rent. '77 Harvest au'vt-'=. ~ .... a•~~or d!: 213-5Sl'l·lOlJ. <1N96701 Office chair. Brown Twin 330's. 130 hours. St .... J ... 7,-.. "'-·'"-E •-luded. """~•u.i•-WVU3 "'-velour Couch. Call Harmony Mendola 5w:1. loaded.Pn.pty.BeslOf ,... N _, ~ .~me MullMotorHome.slps6 aler documenury pre· lbe fute:>l draw 111 the SANTAANA ~o. burst w/cue. Ue new. fet! CaU ~1200 <Mon . 1216.000. 714-884-9346 +, burns reg ps. reas panltlOO charges unless West a Ua1ly Pilot DATSUN 8eaaL oil wbt Fr. Prov. S6.M6-7908days F<erv~;~!:S) :_..!_3,.1,:!ds21)6. • WANTED smaU trlr for rates Prvt P arty. Olbennse sptt1!ied b.> a_,,,nedAd.642 5678. 2001 E 17th Street __.,.,. -~..... 14' sculboat. call Mark SM-0197after6pm. theadveruser. SanlaAna SSS-7811 bedroom furn: 9 drwr Offlctfawllw• l AsUocJerry. eftlKa 963-0989 dresler, 2 ntte at.ands. l .. p .t IOIS , . ..-LR UhK. N•w 9IOO ......_ .... HOO ......_ M.w 9100 AmloJ. Mew HOO Goodccncl S300. 67:>-3733 •••••-••••••••••••••• 43 Gran Ma n ner fully •IEAI. LASER 1977 Orange & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••--••••••• Desks for sale Sd Jul eq~pped, beautifully While. Xlot cond1t1on •• ~balwrrdJ. good ~· l9, 9-Uam. S32i Ulivers?'. · ~~ota1oed1_. r eabody tdo 36.' lltllMM $750/0BO. 833-2:346. -Y ever ..._.,, t y Dr. Ste H. Irv. c •. -se or 1ve a . ar . 1t71S, lWU1 330 llerc. Air ~-:INS Park view Cuter. Slip may be .available. cond/beaten, plusb bar. sandpiper 11 '. wt. 115, M2·'1000 11~% Financmg poss1-<2> s taterooms, lee ous. life jackets, 80 sq ' ~ ~ G,ame Tbl. · bile. Sll0.000. Jack Curley mailer. loaded! ft. sail, 4 horse Johnson. eke new, in1aMI lutber Minolta MlOl co,ler, z~ 534-1505 evenings 4' Lilt$141,035 fisborsail,615-5861. top + a1us cover~an yrs, cocnpletely rebuilt weekends , 642-4321 SwipeS114,95 allo be med f« small m>. TSZ·5151 weekdays This boat ll buutilul. A UDOH. B.eceoUyrebwll, ...._at with 4 cmtom ----'--·-----floatiQI cocktail loun&e. good sails. $1000 firm. no lmde ricb ~leather Typewriter Elecu'ic. Xlnl 21' Starf'ire 110 w /cboi~ n llUST _trlr_._67_5-_S293 ______ , ct.in. $UOO. 1 an&iq• concWk>a. M&AT futures Balboa l&laDd slip. S1JIJIJ. pair of e-atal lamp 950080.59-sal IO-Ol.1266"-eA'J. zr pff riaed CnUllll , -.. _.,New q.., llAXO , •sat uiltoat.AWndaiped. a. da faide.a-ted aso. EXEC. DESK, escelleat D ! cen.tet' ~· Rqls, Shp inboard. 3 Harbor hi ocl D · CCIDllL. '320: Art tab&e, VH1' radio, sum Joe batl anchors. xtra sails. ~ a nve. tli0.m-l230; f13.Z'T12. tank. etc. 540-0312. • modeltprice.~_ --m.&310 · Haa4aome Chrome a: SHAJlP electronic cub , Glau Game Tbl /2 recilta'-Mtd. ER-2350. ~ (1976), ~ alum. _-Chrome 6 Caoe Ice Eltln c<Dd. $225. days lite to pull. ~bin· s leeps . . o-m a.rs. Sacr. S200. s.. 1909 2.. ~ $3000. 912. 7223 MWDW ,... aOl7 24' Cbn s Craft W/trlr llDlt sell Yamaha 250, ...... •••••••••••••••• Clean cood. Sliip to Pm.a Camera. Mtrcy-SHERR!'S PET CARE shore. $5600. 557. 7UO c I e Parts• H obi e BoardimJ A grooming 79 BAYU ... ER Rollenkat.es, BW T.V. with lo•e, lrtt pkup. " ~1114 Poodle Pupa ror aa.Je. YICToaJA 27'/J' Tea Clll •t&adl, 25 yrs. ON1. Y 40 HOUaS Fril , dresser . be d s. _e!EP--'-_546-_ .. ______ , Trim tabs. depth fuider. .-: cbab, couch, chair. dm· Double Yellow Head Par· bimini top, fuU canvas. -eog table, wasber & rot. $t00v/cage. shower , ref rig, elec· · dryer.~4.5 '60-1448 trical·alcohol s to ve ~Several Frenc h color • lithoa. MS. Ong. Renoir «cbinl S18S. 535--5586 . SWEDISH CRYSTAL. 8 .,.... ''SUU" by val SL Lambert. Iii int Coad. "' Rel. $32.SO . S ac . -SllO/IWal. 631.$748 Spring Cleaoiai! Amway ~ta cu save you Ume, erser11. money, ..-.aa.alS Dean&« item& clolbes, herculoD s ofa, other . • r... All lood eoad. re- S2500 down. Balance at 12.25%. $285 per month. Slip avallable. J 1m Gilbert 631·3133. Rabbits ftr sale-Female. black •/silver mark- ings. 1St Place winners. S7.50 ea BREEDERS. -T1t0--JAM--F-AM_S_I __ , ~ Fabulous 44 · Pacifica "-&Orf-1090 "f\ght on'" Perl. rood. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 114-673-6636 lOA M ·6PM sz:so.ooo 17' Centur y ln b r d , Fiberglass. S h arp, Peoin. Slip. Private Par- ty. 7141673-1003. s.wlJlliM1dh 11 IOf2 31' Sk.lpjack 79. ()pen HuU. ••••••--••••••••••• Vol~ 225. 120 hrs. VHF, SEWING JIACHJNE Swim .LDR. fresh wtr 7 mos. new. Hardly ueed. shasb. awll cood. Must Deluxe A.ato. RlCAR Sell. PP714· 673-1611 model number 806 . • ........ -... 18' Seacrart, 70hp ~5432 Jotnaoo. VHF. cstm gas --------l'V~ IOtl tank,baittaok,manyea · traa. m>O. 962-.8058 USOSPBlll.! 79-26' S&leAMCa VHF. Radio, covers. tabs. 260 Mere. trlr. VHF Aadt0, covers. tabs. 260 Mere, trlr NICIDTOMOYI $11,495 • HURRY! HURRY! We sold so many Boats last week we are now out of some Models ... All IOATS .STIE SOLD!! .... .,_ Sooner or later you'll Buy a Sea Ray. Why not now? .... ........................ HARRISON Ma10 .. H T . V. )tint »' ~· F /B, F /G, bead, '' --------Oaad. Color, 1 yr. o«L 13•• ~ screws. Xl:ol cond. ~ llllaparta. ddld'a Clelk." ecrearukina SllO/ 080. Priced to sell. $14,950. or BOAI CENTER ....-....__... f75.UJOor673-3088.Uoo beat ofr. 831·1704 or ---wr.teeptrytnc. ~ ~· ., -;:;;;=::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;:;:;:;;~IT w o Bo a t 0 w o e r ,IOI .; despenle to seU, slnt ac· WATmt Lyman Inboard Bay STOii · ....................... WANTED: Mooring to buy. Balboa Peninsu.Ja. 7S1·5134 23' Slip Balboa Coves Area. $125/m o. Call 873-1174 or675-2709 Slip wanted for 47" s ail boat. Pref Dana Pl but w/coosider aoy other . ~98.'>C WANT lo rent sbp for Cal 25' for 3 mo. Starting Aug. Prefer Dana Point 497.2470 Wantal: slip for 26° power boat 1n Newport area. 642-8635. ···········-············ 18" flatbottom. nu V dnve. tandem u.Je trlr. nu paint. 548-0302 ~.n. $320(). Terp rt.tloa ....................... c ;1n.S./ .... 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHELL CAMPER. Long bed. Import U'\IC It. 6 mos old.. S2llO. 751-t78S. aJSTOll built •55 Chevy Camper. Priced to sell! 642-1353 '6' &fC CUSTOM 1 too piclrup w/2 yr old 8' capr. AC, 4 spd, PS. 61.000 mi, $3000 firm. TJO.ao Boat. contact broker. JIOI c..ttfwr 673-9510 I "11 liloped. xlD\ cood, caia 1"7 Chris-Conole 30' 7141 Karee -· ,.. r. I Slee~ 6, Elec refnae 631-2547 144 0658 bc*lial &Mk, aft cabio, ------• Good~ lloped. .,_ ..,. bowl. Owner -...... ._.1 MIOorM9tofter . ..W ~ 12'1.; amau -.. ...... c1own.m.1• ca"' ,... -.. --.. -········ .... I I OOMLT 11' 1/0 tti·bull. •OOIAC•'-JD'BOl\TS:s:::1:~· 125 bfP. lliDt. Nwpt alip. l/J2mop&..=. • --.m mi. m.-,.,.. ... -···-·-· .. •••••••• alp,...:0Ti4.-.-. "JO YumM EDcluro cUlt .... -. MS-cm ~, ,,c::;.;.-.i-:--~ s · 1 STATION WAGONS ltC. SB.ECTIOH OF MIW 1910, 2t0 AMD SIO MOOILS ~~': s4AAA 5 DOOR 1777 WAGON 5 soeed trans . radio . moldings & unoerooet. ($~ 959-0) (067491 I 24 M0/24.00I .... YPICI COMnAcn AYA• AIU OM MOST USID CAIS '3877 ·so DATSUN 200SX S L 111<0 4 C,--& -.,. A C llWIAI. ---,,..... .._Heot.IOlltsil 561 MILES '77 DATSUN Fl 0 .,...,., • ~. • -.. """~"' •n-._,_. -~ -.-.....,-. ".>--...tM'-"lftOSMOI '1381 . '79 DATSUN 810 ·~-----.-... -~--.... --··-....... ·----1•1WZ01 '6675 '75DATSUN1210, ~~:-.4--AC ............ ._ ...... '2781 ' MEW 1980 PICKUP~ LOMQ. llDS • SHORT llDS- ltlNG CAIS • 4a4's. NEW UL HUSTLER 4 SPO. s4179 JUST ARRIVED! MEW SHIPMENTS OF • A 280ZX's " 200SX's. D GOOD SELECTIONS NOW A Y AIL\BLE- FINAL SELL-OF& NEW 1979's LIMITED SELECTIONS NOW PRICE $LASHED TO SELL ON SIGHT! • s9995 bmlla ''" .-.w-.4 '"' .... .w ...._.,.,.,..td .....,._ .. ,... .._ .. , • .w ....................... . ...................... ·······••l············· ........................................................... ._. ....... . ... CHSVY ~ 4 pd ftPAYTOPOOLLA.R 8•ar.. · · t701 Aid 9707 ...W 971Z c.,t t1t5 Call ft t I • Dew for tGp ..... Cart·,...iCft, ...... ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••••••••~••••••• W. 8 .... -....Uca or clalaitt. It IL&TI' PRICltS on new "7' Audi. Rum 1d. Tan. "1t IMW U>CM CAPll PAITS •t '/046 rar la extr1 clean. MOe • Trhampha. Fln. l&Ddau top. AM /PM 8 SUYW wt\h ~k IMU..r. 2 n. front Koni lhocu _..nur1 avalL Call Mltc h llVk. Iii.all ..u. 11100 t:xecutlveear. <nutal "'12 to '74 V.f'•I fl10 ~ Sbulman. 142·140&. ~ • IOIMd ....... only tro for both. Ntw -••••••••••••••••••• ~ preMOUy la el· lllON. Beach Blvd. S.11' beav)' duty 48 "Ill Chevy OuuvUlt. wte fed. -..W 971 z (S Ml. No. ot SA Fwy I ~ baltvy. ooly PG. -. Van. -. Ulft, 400 tu Altlla-. 970I -•••••••••••-••••••• La Habra m.sm UM New "R.tcemarll" Mc:11 ... p/a, p/lt, Hll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._rf_. ,11 • .,.1 euw. &eala.r sport tletrtnlt wbl. uulu conlrol, ,,, _ .. o...pc:... I .. 000 aa•·n1 .... .,, ~· --~ ODI)' SSO! Call aaJfm c .... c.a.om lnl _. "' anrt. auto. Low miles. _.._ lo a:U. lib ..w. MIOO. zm Harbor Blvd. on U\Y 1tTt ... Coupe•. •S518. eoz.~1311. ...;..;.;__;_----9-7-2-0 ,,,.-. COSTAllllSA s.daal•CoeverlJbln. ·&' sr a llOAOWl'Y .,.._ 979-2100 SANfA ANA ..,. IMW 51• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 eo.~alr Oreeabria r 0 " ___,. ._ ........ lfl SPIDBS 835•3171 • s""""", power l\J!CllC'nlll. -wlDdow van. alMO, ~all• DOLL I power brakes, air condl· ~ Nnl 1lnt. o>uat 11eJI TOPA tBIMOWIU TH111&.T1MAllCNMV*O~t Uoalng. AM/P'M stereo 9IO ~ PAID POI •USID IMWt• w/cauettt·• spe1ken. ~ • ca.••...a llACH IMPOITS '733.0CScne. mint(~I electric sunroof. electnc n ll'ORD l.AlX\ll"Y Call\per wvw • ... :A" 841 DoveSUMt "7•20D2TifSJR t0332> windo ws, h ght alloym .... _..,.. ... W"P-"" VAN ~ery <>l>tioo. Low USID c,._.51 NEWPORT BEACH • 7 6 i 0 0 2 4 • p d . wheel~. metaJhc topaz mUeqe. Call tor detalbl I S.IU23'7l57I> brown exten or wlUI tan lllDO. MS-'TDI · 7 Z..tfOO '77 mA mint U008> leatherette interior. Only "T'I "'ord Van Ecoooline '78 A.LFA 4 dr. Sedan. '77630Csi (~I 20,d Miles!!! Ellcellent IE~~=~~=~ 2$1, 11,000 ml.12700. Call 3>,000 mt 5 apd. AM/FM "1'832IOi4ap. air t4Z28) cRounndslll0°0n tRhEr0c"u1hLoAutR. '71DATSUNZI0 cass. A/C. Sliver ext "llm.A. air <8096> ~. "1'8"' ...... loa .. _ .. ''u"°l GA.S! MUST SELL for COUPE w tmaroon leath. 1nl ~ '"""''-onJ Sl2SOO H JI "T'I Dodie 8200. air, auto, Xlnt cood. $6.00., "1'93210ihpS /R l8l86> ,,,..,Y0138 · · WT)', ca Fr,~~-wbee~lve, 4 I lb t i t "1'9528lAS/R t2161S I .,..... ('y.U....,r, s •~· a ir. u p 1. p . cus om n • 714-838-7lllora-4626 "1'9521i loaded C0256I --------1 A."'1 /FM w/tape, custom c ustom paint, mags. --------i7 BMW "Blade Beauty' ... 000m is Alfa Alletta. Snrf. A IC. a..H s 11 •1'1,~ 1ntenor. tach and gages, am Cm cau. ...... 1, WA......-eftl. snrl. cass .. A 1C. I ownJ. luoga"• rack 22 0 1 lult'h SB.000 714 846-M». ,..,.. I K;U Cream inter. 673-3997 or 32K mi. St4.900 9M-03U> " •"' · · Late model Toyotas and ~. lt71 IMW SlOi miJes. "SUper Sharp Gas 9580 u 'Allll ---------• Brown •/tan interior. S>:mJI. Ex~ Car Loadel Saver" <885~;:i> "1]illilrJ•l'J'l•I 9707 Sunroo~ .. automatic SZIS.23/.o + T-. r ... ~ .............. LEASE IUMDMl'W ltlODATSUM 210DCOUPI $199.50 A MONTH Car has automatic trans & air cond1lloning. '8 paymeolS of S199.50 plus Sll.97 tax per month Cap cost . $9989.00. fl(-s1d1.1al bal.: ~5.00 on open end lease. Dnve off · ls t le last months payment & license r~ of Sl79.00. On approved crt-d1t . <Ser . 2239571 ($t.k. 9"1()). NEWPORT DA TSUM 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 833-1300 Rolls Royce Rentals b} Reaso nable Rand y Regal Re ce pt ion s . Romantic repasts, what havt you. Newport Area SpeaalislS 631-2170 AaltolW..ted 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEIUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS COHHEll CHEVROLET ~llJll••f l\l;ol 1 1 '°'T \ \1 ~ :-. \ 546-1200 ---=~---~~--• , ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans .. aar cond .. stereo 30 -....._ SZOfO ~,"' "'""' 71 AUDI FOX cassette&•lloys. csm1. ...._ 675-5603 DATSUN .............. c .......... ~ •46-tJOl w '40.90 7 PO RSC HES WANTED Allow us the opportunity to consider the pun:hase or tra<fe.ltl or your clean Porsche. Chl'Ck with Us Toda.Y' 1 l631 11#1)()< lltvrt c;.,,.,,,,, Gt°"'· ·-..... n.n TOii Dlllar Paid for Your Car' JOHMSOM •SON Li.co• Merc.wy 2626 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-5630 w~ray OVER U.look for Your Good \'W. Porsche or Audi G'n 2 door s~l•l ed1· Qi& Y S 12,500 2001 t;. 17th Street uoa. Rlccaro seal.I. 4· IOYCARYBIMW BMW 528. Exec tar SantaAna ~·7811 speed. all'. at.ereo. Llke ... £/, J bo Ro d • __ .._. New! (0.VKO> ,,_, •m ree a .........,... lltAMD MEW 14995 NEWPORT BEACH SZIS.34 + Tax. ll ltlO DATSUN IOI WITHAM '4M444 -· ._. $2000 ..... ZOO SX VOUSWAMH -------1-'_7s._s_,_O_l ____ , HATCHIACIC 7800Westm1J1Ster Avt . IOI McLA ... 's 71 3201. Xlnt cone. Pvt Coupe. s speed trans .• air in Westminster pty. Best offer cond. & s port luxury 893-ThSl GJ&.7880 & 761·2301 package. (0'l0192>. <Stk. 76AUDIFOX 7~1 Dynamite2door,4-11peed $ S7989 and ak r . ll's clean '. ' MEWW'ORTDATSUN 10386781 8SO N. Beach Blvd. 888 Dove Street LA HABRA TB $2995 tS Ml.No.ofSAFwy> NEWPOR EACH IOI WITHAM 1714)52J..S3ll IJJ-1100 VOUCSW ACir84 Su.oday by Appl. tS NE-OWNED •79 D ... yr• .... 7600 WestmuuterAvf' "!!!!!~~~!"!!!I IMW'S "' ~ in Westminster = To ~ rrom ·74 thru 210 ll Cpe. 893-~I 638 7880 ~ICOUNTY-S ·;92002 . ., 320.5 SJOl 's 6 cylmder . S speed. air. AM1FM s te reo. radial ·1 1 Auch. Super 90 . .icyl OLDEST SADDLilACX ures. ll~l brown. One (Spd, ong paint. xlnl & VAL.LEY IMrc>ltTS owner. Excellenl shape. SI»> 774-3:i81 28402M ar11uente Pkwy. <1Jl XHT> ~"sion V1eJO $1790 '71 1'UOI '5000' 8eaut1fuJ Indiana red Late sen es with sunroor. powe r w1ndow s,41r ~ten:o. yplour and much more • l mmac ul :itt· \2!19VNBI 57ns IOIWITHAM VOUCSWAG ... 7600 Westminster A\ e 1n Westminster 1193-75S 1 638 7880 Salls·~rv1ce Leastng 8l1·~95-4949 SANT A AMA ,,. __ .__ 76 5301, 'It I nl l'Old ~,., .............. Rolls yce BMW Sunroo'. AM FM cass . 1S40Jamboree Air. ~1l vf'r w l blue Newport Beach ~ lealher1at . S8200or bf-st ~ 741MW2002 Aut.omat1c. &t.ereo. only 72 Savina. Xlnt C'ond .S.000 Miles t~ KTFl ="e"" •ires , brakes. DATSUM 200\ E. 17th Street Santa Ana 558-78ll I IUY ftROILl:MS S.ck or dead foreign cars want.ed. Free low 631 2&17 Cash f ast. C R E V I E R 7S.000ru c~~_!!nn ~ .....,., 7.J 2AO'Z Blue. Best offer. W A )t 1f'M /Ca<1'i Good BM c.-; n's cond 4spd. 640-91~ ls\ & Broad..-ay •••• •• ••• ••• ••••••••••• CHICk IVERSOH VW·PORSCHE·AUDI Get GREEN cash 445 E. Coast lh way for WHITE elephants SantaAl\a ·n Capr \.ti. otsp1 . a c. '7t; ~.am .rm. IMrack. 835-3171 . am (m "J ''> • S.?3011 a.ir. cruise new rad1ab. 975 ~ d :i) \, ( 40 595.11 S S 6 0 O I b s l o r r at Bayside On v(' with a Classified Ad Newport Beach 673·0900 Call 00·5678 )ell 1~ it.ems 642·5678 f'Ve<t 71H>7S-U1J. Kathy 9100 A.Ito•. Mew 9100 Autos. Mew 9100 ~•.Ht• 9100 ~.Mew ......•......••.• , ..... ·············••········ ···········•··········· ••··••·•··············· ............................................. . 9800 ST with rollbar, 2 tops , AM/FM & more ORDER NOW! EY'S LE 50 CAR & l'RUCIC llW•Ml'ORT ALL SAFETY CHECKED FOR" IMMEDIATE DELIVERY UP TO 48 MOS. FINANCING -. -. -1 & 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE MOST UNITS 1• mrorA ''"'nor nAo: • 811111 wlleels, overload 4 moref $649 -·--1::: . .-. ··~ I • -.- ~. _,- , 'Ii-.- ..... ~=~=-: ..... --_,.:.,. }i ~ ........ ~ -~ BIG INVENTORY II • GREAT SELECTION • . ALL llODELS CONSTRUCTION & GARDENERS SPECIAL (Stk. #1106) 1980 DEMO SALE • MANY TO CHOOSE FROM • CALL FOR OUR LOW PRICESll ' 1972 PINTO RUNABOUT $1495 1971 TOYOTA CORONA WAG<* • * • c-,. •• cons . ar.11 1no c;., 17280 00 _$1895 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT Al.ti) • c,i ,...._, ~Wes ~c;., 0rt.i 8\IY' 121&1AT1 1974 CHEV LUV $1895 .:.:~~· $2895 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA ·~ . .c~ rllliO. *2995 I ..., r,...,..on C. • "°" 11111 .. ~' 1975 HONDA C1VIC cucc $2995 • c fl """° --LOW M<IU S!\tfO C., !Se< 1~71 1978 TOYOTA COROLLA • ~ IUll> lQIO M lies This c;., LOO'<S .... 1127NOSI $3695 ) ........ 1.,,,.w ...._ l•pwt.d ......._ l•ported AM•a. IMpott.d A.ftot, l•,.,W Allto1, 1.,omd Friday. July 18. 1980 DAILY Pit.OT DI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :..... ••••••••••• • .................................................................... ·····················;.-...... .. ...... ...... • 4M ........... ,..... ..... t nt t7JO Rlt 9711 .__. 97J7 U..11 "t I 9711 ~::~.~~ .... ~!~ ....... : ... !~ ............ , ...... :!!:i: ................ : .... ~ .......... .. ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••··~··••••••••••••• Opel 9746 ,_.Klltt t1IO Porac:M t7U ltnMTIUM .,., mlZ fm .. r ~ 71MT 114 .,, HONDA l'llped.a 12 Ueitt otter°' 'Tl aoc :!~tt~·v:~ .............................................. •••••••••• .. •••••••••" JllC:OUN AC, & apeed, All/P'M ll'Ylll 3doorCVCC.4rylioder. trade. 1..-r :!.'tt.eOo.141.eoUor '•()pelGT.&dcond,ldt1 PORSC HE' tu. 76POISCHI :J :1"~a\a..W:t:.:,~'~ltr 'l~= ~~:':..; ~f~:::.0 ~e:~ 1.:/R':l~rl1ht yellow Ll"'"•OI.... IM"ICl. ::., ~~U ..u ror =~-~'::. ~-.. !:~~ t?,• im). flliOd c r lt'oe S&.tlS ' [UIUIUc:! (lllVQ0) Ulft 'ISO 'io u n tac b ( i I 300~1 Xtn IU 7 , _ 111111t.callWZ.S. MI. (llOPRY>. MtM ..... MJft "llJOUI tad, xlot coad. Call vw--IOI Md Al•UMC~ "IT '11 Countath CSS) ID-ll7Jev•. 2-0C>Oa '70 Poncbe-tllT. a lnt moN.Beacl»Blvd . ... ~MTIUM 110....mz.21.ooom. l'l'l\~,_..,.._. Im\. •WOLM 4 cylinder. 4 apeed. ~-1ttraa. 492-TSOl, ($Ml.No.ofSAFwy) N~•T ...... B• ... ,....t ~mwf. map, a.tr. PM @"'IM-L"'--J AJ\ ~-·-~-w TrtndlmPQ/1+., '7$ '50SLC, 5SK ma. blk radl1I ti res. Spo rt 1 _--~ID--:-~-:----::-l • .!:::La~Habra=:.=._-.....:~==..:5aa::::;. ••rvn -· t...., C''-'AlO• 1relowr ..=.:;lM-.;;e W1JJ :lJ.3-378-8114$ wl , sunroof. for sale or atripe1. vinyl iotertor. '-IJJ.IJlt int. iuoo 11, 001 13731HARBOABLV0 uuwne&eaae 644·9990 luuaae racll. Sharp! 58Ponche:t.5eAQlul)eNo ••net Porsche. ateNO --s.ti8-s.tl&Uwkd-13731HAFl80R8LV0 OAROEN GROVE .__._ 971' Culaver!!!<833SGV> En1 .. Reb. Trana .• t1pe,alloy whla, xlo& -.,,......_~. ' ,. G ... RO N OROV t1t4t H4-4tH -W74 MerHClee Beu. drk -.. tJ 1ll001olftt'3l-ta19. ..-.1. lnalde & out, lo mi ,..., -·-r ,.. ------••••••••••••••••••••••• bwft, wtth 1/r. a/c lookll _... ._ GT Hl T.u.r . NI "1' 0...-fka w,.. DOO m •I U4-•IM 71 HONDA "11 Landa ttd. CPE Low like• lllO •l lt74 price SANTA AMA '75 POISCHI $654>0. Will conalder kit.' qllMer, S ..-.ct, Good Cl'IMPOltlOoft car ....___._ 97J7 .. CCOID mlle•a•. air. auaroor. '"l,IDO. PPMS-11272 DATSUN 914 lnlde.S7HJ05 air All/lfll •/tape , ,..._ .._ "' .,. ....... .....,_.. ... ~ .... , 'Wtlli&.el4't • -••••••••••••••••••••••• $ •l)f'•d. factory •Ir. ----2001 E. nth Street I 2.0 (4152901429) '15 914. Exceptionally ts u,., e.aom ...-. 70 Oat.un W1n. orla power dlac bra lies ..._. f7JI 3000. lm. Full pwr. Snrf. SanlaAn.a 5.58-7811 C R E y I E R clean. RuDB creat. Mii.it vtlt• rotl. lla1n. froat """"· CM.a&laftdlnl cond VISIT' TOUI AM/l"M radio. stereo: ....................... ~ :t. ~~:oo ta:es r ... ot 9741 sell. $49·1HS dys. or ........ "Sbarp Tf'ltl oaw cl•d•. brb, ll~ a. om, .... COAST ~111 l~u~~P· tlnled 71MAIDA4M.C 644-Catt . m .:..................... IMW 636-QB eve.. Truck" UTMml > · l'Pl k> nu A.Uma S&JOO · ...._ 191 · 4 cylioder, •-•~.Dan .uAOO REI ... TE! lat • Broadway 75 9US Indy Red. Xlftt 1,144-..S 646-UU ~DA .., blue. "Great Little Car". '• ZJDSL. 2 lOSJS, •·apd. ~ "' Sa.nu Ana Co d I d d $12 500 SAMTAAMA ...... ~ ........ S IOIWO'HAM (?IMVZD> r uns " look s xlnt. o n any brand oew 135-3171 bn ·~I~ . . DATSUM hnwi 912l ~·-VOUSWA6.. Slfft lll.5001offer 770.5761 Peuge«604. _o_._o. ____ _ 3l)Ql &.11UtSlrwt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TODA YU! 7800 W•tmmater Ave ,._ 9742 1910 SOSi •74 911. Peru Red, alloy PORSCHE tllT. Sepu. Sula Au SS 711 l flllaAalS UMIQI•""' in We1lm.lmter whls. XJnt coM. ll0.900. Bwn, on1. own. 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Low mileace. 75Z..0f00 yaurad.call64Z·S678 54M81J J,~~0,l_~PORTS 540.9640 l'am64S-OllM.1SH125 W111-Reb. ED.I-· MO/ c)l. lolded. ~J!00063or"' ~ "'~ Ori Own ..-.. ..._. M•• 9100 Alltot, M•w 9100 ....... New 9190 A.t 9725 7 1 taeA ACCOID '75 Hooct. Civic CC 321npc ler. I· · 531·2648 •••••.'••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• LX 5-apeed with air. 12100 080 Capistrano 79 MAZDA as.. delwce 4 '• Clualc. Hard fl soft power steerin& 6 stereo Beach.-.5:M2 Anytime. dr,au&o, a /c. s ir. amlfm tops plus t o nne au. __ l_l_J._ll_00 ___ 1·73 124 Spader. AM/FM '11.291Z 2+2. •·•pd. eler Casi. mags. 2JOk m1 on 1firl. AMIFll cus . AtC. eng Mu~e:I. 83J.8ST2 S3K mi, &'500. 4161: 7074 _ 76 flat 1.24 Spader White RAMDMIW 14.000mi. Xlnt Cond ltlO DA TSUM 56500· 644-5937 cassette. 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MEWPOITDATSUM '&I 850 Seider, AM /FM. ....................... $1251 or b est offer 888 Dove Stteet rblt eng. -needs minor '77 Accord: 5 spd, air ·11 K-Chla. Auto, runs '75 BIC. must SH. 49K 675-1230, or 673-3068, ask NEWPORT BEACH work. runs great. $1000 cond.. tape/radio. Xlnl good. needs body work. ml. $10,000. Call a fter 5, for PatlJ. H no aru.wr. Ill-I JOO 54().5184 cood. $4999. 760-1334 $1500. C.11631·5253 6'4-1751. keep trying Autos, N•w 9100 Autos. N•w 9100 Awtos. N•w 9100 Autos, N•w 9100 Autos. N•w 9100 Alrtos, N•w ...••.•.••............. ···················~··· ....•....•.............•.••••••••••••.•....•..•........••...•.•........•.•••.....•.•........ RABBITS 2 DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 2DOOA 2 DOOR 4DOOR 2DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4000R 4000R (' 2 DOOR 2 DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR WAGON 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 2DOOR 2000R 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2 DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOA 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 6172 953681 7095 6032 928935 6215 5985 921045 7065 5756 860828 6637 5753 811085 6902 6034 929935 6600 6022 926063 6185 5757 831765 6797 5988 858726 7352 5759 858490 6637 5895 853331 7027 5871 891534 6945 5967 861192 8337 6086 921868 7070 5754 825761 8095 6040 931762 6215 5979 915000 7195 DASHERS 6060 361141 5894 093745 5752 092459 5937 115758 5938 102760 9165 9155 9155 9615 9415 SCIROCCOS 5891 040000 9235 5923 052290 9375 5806 043250 9070 5917 047597 8535 saoa 037304 8880 5893 047655 9425 6010 051055 9790 5800 04Sn 8959 5803 044100 8495 5922 052207 9050 5972 001487 8782 041330 8869 DtSCOUNT 6345 750 5579 636 6245 820 5991 646 6299 603 5980 620 5595 595 · 6142 655 6489 863 6056 581 6229 798 6175 770 7281 1056 6280 790 67221373 5579 6325 8375 8296 8372 8766 8597 636 870 790 859 783 849 818 8384 851 8515 860 8102 968 7715 820 8080 800 8338 1087 ··8995 795 7742 853 7642 853 8295 755 7878 886 8052 817 ·-790 . .... ..._ DIESELS DASHER.WON 6057 146187 10,620 DASHER.WGN6051 -147106 10,680 DASHER WGN6056 14n63 10.585 RABBIT 2 DR .~ 928303 7020 DAStEA WGN6028 115744 10.525 DAStEA WGNI013 135111 ·l>ASHERwAGON 5949 129ns DASHERWAGON 5944 121123 bASHERWAGOH 5947 128339 DASHEAWAGON 5948 126872 DASHERWAGON 6056 147763 OASHEAWAGON 6050 147303 4 DOOR DASHER 5939 126146 DASHERWAGON 5942 115115 4 DOOR DASHER 5936 114344 DASHERWAGON 5946 111989 DASHER4BOOR 6015 141463 10,620 10,525 10,525 10,585 10,585 10,585 10,680 10,340 10,045 9670 10,680 9765 VANAGONS VANAGON 5928 092519 '11,320 VANAGON 5931 095121 10,735 VANAGON 5885 074998 10,685 VANAGON 5927 092226 10,685 ! VANAGON 5887 079894 11,200 DISCOUNT 9895 7251 9895 785 9795 790 6900 120 9795 730 9895 725 '9995 530 9995 530 9995 590 9995 590 ggn 608 10,012 668 9727 613 9608 437 9187 484 10,110 570 9237 528 10,490 830 9962 773 9700 985 9749 936 10,200 1000 VANAGON CAMPERS I CAMPER 5934 083866 13,915 12,752 1163 I 11 ,825 11100 CAMPER 5925 088608 12,925 CAMPERAUTo5884 063519 13,300 11 ,995 1305 1 CAMPER 5826 013011 12,387 11,201 1186 CAMPER 6061 095886 13,540 12,524 1016 CAMPERAUT06055 099521 13,300 12,118 1112 CAMPER 8150 095575 12,925 11 ,715 11 Q CAMPER 5763 060461 12,307 11,142 1165 CAMPER 5925 088608 12,925 11 ,81(> 1315 WE NEED YOUR TRADE PAID FOR OR NOT FREE CREDIT CHECK MG TRIUMPH REBATES UP$ 10 AND SUPER LOW PRICES FRI. SAT.& SUN.ONLY MEW· TRIUMPH SPIT~::s FROM:$ 649 5 5500 NEW TRIUMPH TR7 CONVERTIBLES FROM: AMO sa9" 51000 - ..... tlud Price .... d1. AM/FM deNo c•1 Na A• co.IMHln9 MEWMGBS FROM: AND . 5750 Ser.499803 REBATE Ask about our complete rlnance plans. 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HaviDI trouble sellial '1100Weltm.lmterAve. SANTA AMA SZ00011.aAn.t Y~IWAW fll'I 11141 IM-41M All or separat.e. Mir~ '77 VW Convertible, >'O'lf cer? Try aaa! Paid i.nW•tm.ioat« DA'BUM IXAllPLC ,_~Ave 1 Calvm,deys. Cbampaane Edition, , 1 ..... f ... 183-'lZl B-79 2001 E.17tbSlreet tt7t T1mO In W•tmlUter '71 Celk a OT Lll\b<-li., ~ 'Tl ToY0U Cruwa, liootl 11 VW Set 4 pd wblte oo wblu , am/rm ~ oot "8A or .,om Cult.om T Bucket Dune Santa Am 558-7811 (,_.) ••• ... .,. pct. Mir, 1m/fm taa>e. bad. runa aood. uoo. roceo. • · stereo, 27K mi. P.P. JIM..._. &RJllll.IO a.. ..... bit oto bell ---------" ..._ 17$ 1341 48.'t~l am /Im cua., Xlat Cood. .....owo. l"'IA " ~,;..1 _m r, , Yoho 9772 llllO/ofter I v~ 11sw•IL.. ..,er,""" ·-• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,, .. telMOWlll MOTICI Hm Toyou SR5, In\ ll?O Cofooa Mark U 4dt, M8-1412 1 •• Futbedlt Au&o. Clean. v.. ,... '7t YW bow Dalb Pllot Cb.al C'.ood 1.1116() call 11fter xln& coad. U K ma . moo. New tire9. Good 11711 llACMaYD. VOLVO an.cl ada dlaplay tbear ~ d2 021.D lla/olfw. M4-Da ev• '18 vw Rabbit. fuel injec. en&. ........ r-..... • .. ~ .... -·cH IMOADTS nwUlllCl8 with le&iblllt1 •wkenda. tioo. 4 Spd. 22,000 mi. ~ ... J.. 4 speed. dasc brakes, SA&IS. SlaYICl ..,.. ....-~ aedl.mpatt'"Ou.r•da.we '76 Cellca CT.~ r>J> suarf. AM /Fii radio. -vinyhoteri«.(201l2ll$) AMOLIAS ... ~R\leT~B."CH an proud lo QY, really AM/.,. tlpt>•. A • low "N Corona IJ.Abadlt LE. l*IO/beltofr. 7tl~ "73 THING Conv . Xlol S.J495 OVERSE~ DELIVERY ...... JU-0ttt""" a•• r u ulu Phone m11uu. xlnl cood ~ 11.000 cw. mint cood. S8K ma. Iota of 75YW~ IOIWITHAM EXPERTS 605171 ~ 1e(M)IJ4 OODd S7200 IMl-'WB ' WllllA.da CalllG-51'71 xtru.m>O 142-41522 Deluxe 2 door w ith VOUCSWACMM ...... Mew HOO ...._,Mew 9IOO AMtM,Mew 9IOO Alliol.Mew HOO AMtM,Mew tlOO au&omatic. C1eaDest ooe 7QIOWestmanaterAve. IAtLllKI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ... ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ~! (113JlJR) tn Westma.n.ater VOLVO $Ztt5 a. 7551 63IJ. 1880 l.9111 Harbor Blvd. 1980 . VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 4 speed lransmlseion. wheel well l'nould1ngs, 4 wheel disc brakes, pan stripes and morel (VC24245A 1-176266) 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 4 speed transmission. wheel 1Nell mouldings. fabric care. 4 wheel disc brakes and p1nslnPGS and_ morel (VC24245A~178393) I 57876 SJf01 1978 1980 HONDA TOYOTA ACCORD SUPRA LX COUPE LIFTBACK (879'JLBl (813YSV> 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 197- TOYOTA PICKUP W / CAMPIR SHELL • (1L33832) s4999 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- A u tom at 1 c transmission. power steering, sunroof. 4 wheel disc brakes. pin stripe & wheel mouldings. (VC24246A1-17e281) 1980 VOLVO 2DOOR SEDAN -4CYL- 4 speed trana.. sun roof. 4 wheel disc brakes. power ateer· Ing. ai r cond .. pin stnpe & ..tleel moold- mgs. tVC24245A M 78396) 99336 s9016 ------ 1978 1977 SUBARU DATSUN 5 SPEED 280% COUPE COUPE (e92UJU) (882$0T) 53599 1980 VOLVO LUXURY 4 DR. SEDAN -6CYL- Loadedt Automatic trans . air cond . sun- roof. pawer steering. all oy wh ee l s . pinstripes and morel (VC26469A 1-094395) HATCHIACK (344V8S) 54499 IOI wnHAM COSJ'A llESA YOUlSW"''---A 1968 VW Bus. All new. re-~9l0l 540-9467 ... __.. reipt.s.~195 ·-------~ 7a>o West.mtuter Ave S48·282S ID Weat.miDl\er --------1 ~ UMd 183-15161 SS-7880 '71YWIAUIT 4 door. die.el. 4 cylmder. 4 s peed . AM /FY CU6«U. Excellent con- dal.lon. USIBUPT) S59tt ®'"~~@ g ...--....... ·"""'M l 3731 HARBOR BLVD GARDEN GROVE 111415)4-4100 71YWCAMPB Bubble top conversion Exvemely clean . t<m\IKOI 79 YW IADIT' • ••••• • •• • • • • • • •• •• • •• • Clean custom 2 door wilh G ••r91 990 I a utomatic radio and •••:.::.:::.;,.=.•0••;::••• heat.er 2'0K. Dyna m1t.e ! ..v' "',._ "~ 15JOW001 $4995 IOIWTTHAM VOUCSWAQ.81 TQIOWestrnu111ter Ave. 1n W e1tm.an:sle1' fl93. 7551 631F7880 $4995 MAIBS AUTOC&nlll 1"25 Baker Street COSTAM~ 74Super Bet:lle. xlnt cood. 540-9202 S<!425. AMC 9905 494-4490 ............•..••.••.. '79 8~. 1 lK m1 Xln\ '76 AMC Sta Wga, ong rond. Auto radials. ownet". lo m1. $1900/best X1rti f7.900 6461010 ctfer. 640-7912 $4H5 .......... tlOO AMhK. Mew IOI WJTM,A.M • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••• • VOUlSWAMM * * * * * * * * * * * * '1lllOWe.lmtmttt Ave. LD Wmm1 Dlter 183-15.Sl 638-1880 76YWIUS 7 puaenger. 4 cytmdtt, 4 speed. AM /FM stereo. Great cond1\lon <l~PVM > $529' 1373 1 HARBOR BLVD GARDEN GROVE 17141 U4-4 I 00 '10 YW '9CIC-UP Sporty ~ black Wllh fal wry au'. Uke new with less than 50.000 miles [)ynamtte! (8170141 Ut95 IOIWITHAM YOUlSWACMM 1&00W~Ave lD Westaunster ~ 15.S l 638-7880 18 VW Conv Blk whl uke nu. 7.000au On.: owner Always gar Call eves 6'4-0307 79 YW DIE.5B. L Model 4 door wrt.h a 1r and stereo. SU per car• (m6Z1J) $7495 IOIWITHAM VOUlSWAMM 7QIOWestminsttt Ave. in Westmmster 193-7551 631-1880 '19 VW Bug CODve.rtJble. Wht. on whl. 3.000m1 AM/FM /cass. w /aUIJ> r e· ver se. Fog lights . chrome tn m. alarm, & o&ber extras. Perfect cood. $'9,800. 640-1728. 84Ul6l. 76YWDASta Dynamite 2 door . au&ocmtic and a.Jr. Very clean! (744PPN> S.J6t5 IOIWITHAM YOUlSWAe&I 7tOOWesllnlDSter Ave. In Westminattt -15161 638. 7880 Xtra rue.I lank f« your Rabbit, Scirocco. Duber. Up lo 1,000 miles per hll. Dean Mullins Sa les, 2310 Park Newport , NB . 114-~1209. * PINTO PONY : 4 CYL STICK s4299 • STL RADIALS )f- OLX WHL CVRS. 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Best~5~43~~~ inc! llllOtofhr. 7Sl.t717 -ALCa.I Al*Mm~ .. kln ·~~~ condl ~ f~lY kMtded.rl6K ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·;_Pwr.t!tftring. ~ood cood. $2500 .. 77 Fury at. ••lon·full Leavell...,.! LMdM &op. ~ air f.aon w. powv atf'tr' ' nJ.tlN "v11 ..t'!° ... ;.PY1 W-<mJ. 1974 Lmrojn tootinenual. Wt.1ter~.:r!s J~=> ODDd., '""· ......, • ..._ ..,... dist' bruea. (' '*--'1&50. 4 dr. le•UM!r int., mi.lee! (6&56I ·oo. lo mileage, 8-cyl. IJWT, alt. All/Fil radio. Trade your old atulf for ..._ .. AJl/nl ......., pow •lMc>wa. power 191 0 Ch•v M o tna . Cc 11 ttll au pwr & air. Lido $1481 steno. 1ood Ures. mall:e 68M m l. Sl'1SO . P /P new &oodles wlllt ii :!:a~CT'WM ~ aeau, Aa&t f ll radio, ·h•tcllbacll: oup.i, V6. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• Shipyard.673-7212 ol!er.Trr>-11.16 f102SPQ>.daya'46-'1909 Oaulriedad.6U·S671 · '· 1ter~. 1leel radial•. air, pis. p/b, 2.!IOOml. till '49 Cou1ar XR7 All _.-SZfH whhewall u,..., tlnlf'<f 11tnrla1 whl , U l*OO 11 ri11 na l. t ow nu • a.-bile 9955 MU• 1lau. '-'l•1I N>Of. till ~ U l ,OOOml. Xlrlt. cond COllll!!! •••••••••••••••••··~··• MOITIAln ~~~WH coetrol ·17 Chev Was on. Air SUll&/0 80 M1·221S lf750LDS Relal*U..Can S61tl cn.ue. new trans 4i bat .,_.. '935 lllY 256!!! CtlHHI Slljll t• 1~~&.cl. liOIWITlf,AM ~i'~Z400 'Art ~pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• f k Pr t ~~g~a:S·ai ':'!: 611 .. 741 •OU,WA... CHOICIOF4! ran 0 0 ORANGECOONTY'S dows,llltwbeel,AM IFM '11110We.tmlGll.er Ave. 74 Oiptice. new radial\. HIWIST s«no w /8 track t.ape & 76 IUICll in Westmlnster ong o wn Cad dt-V1llt: tt7S D0061 UNCOLN-llERCURY trul> a gem ! <l"nPPl l. -snMAWW -.~1 631-lllO root $1195 ~3466 DAaTCOWIS OEAJ..ERSKIP $2699 -~;:0::.,~~oo~~~:-0l!! "11 El Dorado Blarrlu, Corv&U' Van ·s1. nms & ~1:·,.:C,0.:!u~l~a:;.~ IA Y R.ADllOI IA&LI 1U air. buc k e t ••at~. Spec F.cht. Loaded. new looU fur. SJSO Cash IJWT. at~nng & all att UNCOL.N·MERCURY IWO«TSALIS All /F il radio. Uoted Ure&.. Aakinl ~ CaJl 962.-174! rud)'togo• C862MNG >. 16-lBAut.oCeflterOr Reliab&e Used Cars .. 1-· .-..a.nu> W.70GlhftSpm. SDFwy Lake f<>ttStexrt l9115KarborBlvd. -~"• 75CHIYIOLET $2199 IRVINE COSTA MESA SIHI "11 Coupe DeV llle, re1 MOYA EARU UCI 130.7000 U 1-0743 IOIWITMAM au. Deedl tune up, 8>0. 6 CYLINDER. pwr 1~T 5•• a~ VOl.ISWA... C•ll Ad·Anawer 1249, ste e ring , AM /F M ----..- 1600We1tm1DlterAve. 642..:IOO.athrs. w/lape, whitewall tires. RellableUs~Cars in Wel1m1Nttt • wheel covers. vinyl in· 1985 Harbor Blvd. m-n5l 6ll-71180 Cad 79 fleet ~ood t e r i 0 r _ •. c 1 ea n ·. COSTA ME.SA lt7S FOltD Broughm. You s ave (STM138) 631-070 MAVlllCI( COUPE $2400 buying Crom $2367 711 Uod o1t. White/Re d AutomaUc trans., power 99 52 "16 Okb CutJa.ss Supreme. xlnt cond .. AM /FM ca.s.. , nu brakes. A/C + cyl aut.omauc w/extras all extras. S3600. 760-1574 ~ad •27S at 642-4300 24 PWo 995 7 hrs. a day or 644-02!62 •• ••• • • • • • • • • •. •. • • •. • • '79 BUICK EL!CTRA LTD 2 Door. SW\l'OOI. All power. Tan w/luwteau top.~ ~3120. pnvate part y: 25,000 SANTAANA. ., Sleering & 8 track t.ape ~I~~ Beautl!ul cond. D "'TSU.... Stnpes Call 67S 2919 Goo<! transportation! ·ss MllStang. ronvt. 4 !>pd, 76 P\nto. d ean, must sell. ..._........,. • " Good Cond1t100 t.sJ7MlE >. lmmac. going to schl S16SO/offer. Dir Call 2001 E. 17th Street ----must sell. A t.lea' S..\200 751 T296 "78!lltateW1gon,am lfm, RARE '62 Conve rtible, SantaAna 551171111 i H /\Spcn Wagon. Spec $2299 firm.6732507 -------- CB. cass. idnt cond. 27 M. fully ractory loaded. -t:.d!t ·fully loaded. lo mi, EARLi IKE 73 P'tMTO WAGON $5200.M4-6006,8J3.;J200_ ~.644·9260 Chrysler 9925 tchrome lug rat·k. good IMPOITSA.LIS ~ MustanR Convert I\ Bhto<ftr 631·3071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• g:c. mileage. SH ID aµ Rellable Used Cars tyl Low mlleai:1t S3K50 Rlv1era·W79. Bllt. /blk. '79 Clldillac Diesel. Sedan •77 CHRYs&.St preci.ate. $3800 ~ 8091 1985 Harbor Blvd alter s 007Sl 6666 1.!f7J Pml•J WAG-ON. 2.000 W/llhr. lnL Loaded. DeVille. 19-20mpg, 1m cu eng lugg. rack. TAKEOVER O ~na mite Cordoba '69 Dodge Polara S7K COSTAMESA 67 Musta.ng ~yl eb al h ls ,,_,....,, maculate Call eves: S 9. .....,..,.... , --ded wtth to~·· _ _. 631 0743 · . r um. " t-e • new paint. PAYMc •. ru » ~ V~ c~ on~inal c~; .., .. g mil~. one owner • l'ng1 ne, Rood '>hapt:. am fm !>lereo SlllSO ol mo1mo. for 24mos. Velour iotenor . ~ev. ~ri-_:!¥gc~~o~;n~. 1974 FORD ~ 9~J4g3work u,in .l!f"l 4TI1 C.11 11/F. 714·731-03'12 or i8 Seville Blue. 29,000 rachal.s ! 1794RKO> Sl.OOO 675-1.230. 673-3068 MAVSIQ( COUPE U I VM4 eve:714-640-2422. m1 M1nl Mooo r!, $2995 _ _ A . d'-AMtos., Md Alftol.UMd A.aftCK.UMd • ...... Ul.ofnatlc trans . ra "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ............ ••••••••·-·----·•• "71 Skylart. P IS, P /B, loaded. Sll.OOO. 833-S32l. 109W1THA.M f.ord 9940 wit.h stereotape· nd pwr good tires & body. xlnt 673-4582 I """ wsw•'--a..t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl~nng lmcn:culale! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .,._ ~-.,..... '72 ~... 1 l""NKH). mech. cond 1 owner. i8 EJ Dorado Biarritz 1 7600Westminster Ave ~ """ Sl37S/OBO. M1·0777 I One of a kind 21.000 ac· in Westminster COURIE« $1999 a.,,, _ _._ '70 ood tual m1. Had tender tov-~75.51 638-7880 4 s ~d . disc brakes. "'••LEIK"' ~·••n· · coupe. g Ing care Like oew Baby I white spoked wheel:.. 10AR s; -cond ., A /C, $800 . blue ·$8.SOO f i rm . '79 New Yorker 5_lh Ave . side mounted rear v1ev. IMPOttTSA.LES 64().-4918. 64G-029l. AM pref. Ed. 4.000 on g m1. $5000 wmdow <OIS6JS1 Hebable Used Cars ---------. Below 1980 sticker pnce. $1495 l~Harbor Blvd 191"8 Buick REGAL. Xlnt '66 CdV. 64,000 ml, like Like new. Rare oppty . 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OFF MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE I 978 PLYMOUTH 1979 DODGE CCX.TCOUPI HOIUZ<>tf SIDAH ·VS. automattc trans.. pawer steering & 6 cyl . automatic trans . air cond . pwr • C¥1 engine. automatic trans . a1r oond . Economical 4 cyf .• automatic trans.. air btlliles. air condtt1omng. radio and more• steering, spht seat. luggage rack. rao10, bucket seats oower steenno. radio & more' cond . pwr brakes. bucket seats. stde f70'HST). wsw tires & more' f636RDG (729VARJ moldings. custom wheels. radio. wsw tires & more' 1 t6AWSOJ. - 51495 52295 53895 54395 1979 CHRYSLER 1979 CHRYSLER 1979 CHRYSLER 1980 PONTIAC COIDOIA COUPE LI IA.ROM SIOAM LllAaOMCOUN PHOBU HATC ... CIC va. automatic t rans .. 81f cond . pwr VB. automatic trans.. atr cond . owr va automatic trans . air cond . owr 4 Or .. cy1 engine. automatic trans . air steenng & brakes. AM 'FM ste<eo. e>wr. steenng & brakes. cruise control padded steering & brakes. AM "FM rad•o. vinyl too. cond1t10n1ng pwr steering & brakes. radio. windows. cruise control. dig clock. hit vinyl top, pwr seat & windows. radio wsw wsw tires & more' ''' 'Xl<CI WSW tires & more! (515YBJ). wheel. vmyl l op. wsw ttres & more• tires & more• I 45•XTWJ 1330WPOJ s4595 54695 54795 56495 FOR FLEET SALE OR LEASE NEED CASH??? INFORMATION, CALL 54 6 1934· we pay 100 dollat 10< gOOd. c•ean rate model cars. See ROCKY E111..1G1 .& .._.D _ -Curt Davis or Bryan Hesketh today WI AUOW T~ " ~" Dou.d 11()9 TOUI ftADl.IM! Sii us ..owm t ..... . -.--.......-. .,__.,..__ -~ ......... --... B11ntington Beach Fouataln V !,~,0~y VOL 73, NO. 200, • SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1_, "•ur Hometown Dally Newspaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I lraliian Group Att Exiled_ Leader ... . ... ,, .......... RONALD REAGAN GIVES 'THUMBS up• TO DELEGATES Launching .... C•mpalgn With Br'08dalde at Carter GOP Concentrates On East Bastions DETROIT 1AP1 -Ronald fleagan and George Bush, ac- cepting t heir m ies as the Republican presidential h cket at a festival of party unit). are -0pemng a l'ampaign that will be di r e cted a t t radition a lly Democratic stronghold<; m the Northeas t and 1ndus tr1a l Midwest. .. We're obviously going to con· centr ate in the Eastern and Cen tr al ti me zones," Drew Lewis. a top Reagan campaign aide. said Thursday night on the SOME PAPERS, TV, RADIO FOOLED--A3 floor of the GOP N a l1 onal Convention as delegates waited to hear the acceptance speeches of lhe nommees_ Bush, who spent his youth in Massachusetts and Connecticut a nd w a s edu cated i n t h e Northeast. is a key element in •that strategy. Accepling the presid ential nomination he sought for 12 years. Reagan e xpressed his stra tegy with a s peech that called on Americans to cross party lines "to build a new con· raensus with all those acr06s the )and who share a community of values embodied in these words: ·family, work, neighborhood , peace and freedom.·• Reagan closed bis acceptance RENTAL REAPS ill£4L RESPONSE :.peech by uqnng the delegates lo ··begin our crusade with a moment of silence." With that. he bowed his head, his eyes closed The hall fell silent. A m ome nt la t e r , R eai an opened his eyes. jerked his head upright and !)aid, "God bless Amen ca. ·· The delegates erupt· e d into a t umultuous d em· onstraUon. Reas-an. Bus h and t heir families s tood on the podium waving lo the joyful thron1: J oin ing the 1980 Repu bllcaa ticket on the podium was former P residenl Ford and his wife, Betty All day Wednesd<j y, even through the baJloting that gave "him t he presidential nomination, Reagan sought a way to con· vince Ford to take the vice pres- idential nomination. When the negotiations failed. he seltled on Bush as his choice and made a dramatic midnight, appear ance before the convention t o an· nounce it. Ford said in a broadcast in- t ervie w t oday tha t he and Reagan had ''almost m ade it" in their negotiations to make him the vice presidential candidate and might have s ucceeded if they'd had more time. .. We bad a number or very. very constructive meetings but the reason s I think ar.e un· <See GOP, Page AZ> FV Schools Grant Raise ' "I was flooded with calls from An 8 percent lllcrease ror 47 y Ually ~ Clasllfied acl, and e m p loyees of the Fo unta in rented my place to the first Valley Sc,bool District, including. l'Mll wbo called." secretaries, principals and de- • Tbat's tbe advertJsille success partment supervisors, was ap- 'tory of the Newport Beach proved Thunday by the Board Woman who placed this ad ln tbe ol Trustees. . . •aily Pilot: ---Tiie 1980-81 raise lt retroactive to July l of this year. tt covers Furn. rm. Pvt ba Cov clasalfted confidential, clusllied Gar age for mal\U'' .t 1' management and certificated empb'·d male JHt ·ll~_; 1 manage ment e mployees, said n u p.m. •'."1' ' Dr. J ack Mahnken, a ssistant F .. ..:-.... ...1 ~ • ).n supe rintendent or personnel or• a..-v. r.,..•11111•Mr: services. lld, b'J tbe I>aity P\Jot cla...ei'ecf The last pay raise ror this lfttm by callin1 642-5678_ group was a 10 percent increase in June 1979 . • ; Gunman Killed In Battle A fleeing gunman was killed and a police office r wounded Thursday night in a gun battle that followed an armed robbery at a FuUerton restaurant, police said. Offi cials said the officer. Cecil R e e c e . 32, o f Fu ll e r t o n . encountered two suspects in a field behind a Marie Calendar's r es t a ur a nt o n W e s t Orangethorpe Avenue at about 1 t.30 p.m. and ordered them to stop. P ol ice s a id a "volley of gunfire" ensued in wh ich the of- fi cer' was str uck by shotgun pellets and a suspect was killed by return fire. Identification of the dead man was being withhe ld p ending notifi cation of relatives. .. .. ,. . .,..... The s econd s us pect . Mark Foster. 18 . of Fullerton, was taken into custody a short time later in an apartment complex nea rby WOULJ>.BE ASSASSIN RESTRAINED AFTER CAPTURE Plot Ag•lnat Life of Iran's Sakhtlar Falla Panel Told A polic(? spokesman said of· ficers were notified of a rot>bery in progress by a resident of the area who saw two men enter the rear of the restaurant. Reece. on pat rol in the area. parked his car and approached the restaurant from the vacant C1'ed in the rear. It was then he spotted the two suspects fleeing through the field and he ordered them to stop. The gun battle then began. California Facing Earthquake Danger The s pokes m a n s a id a shotgun, handgun and money believed taken from tbe .Marie Calendar's were recovered by officers at the scene. Reece. an eight-year veteran or the department. wu taken to a Fullerton hospital where he was reported today to be in satisfactory condition_ Pot Plants Discovered In FV Fire Sax marijuana plants were in- directly responstble for an attic fire that caused an estimated S4.000 m damage to a Fountain Valley home Thursday, firemen reported today. The blaze resulted in the ar- r est or one j uvenile and one adult on charges or cultivation of marijuana, according to police and fire reports. The bla?e at -.>proximately 8 a.m. at )6224 Mt. Baden Powell was uUsed by a short in the eltttrical wiring whic h had been worn by improper storage and continued abrasion from moving boxes across it, sajd Fire Capt. George Keller. Discovered in the attic were six marijuana plants being g r own in s ix white plastic bu c k e t s, sa id a po li ce spokesman. California's s tate and local governments are "ill prepared" if a major earthquake should strike, aCCOC"dlng to testimoay during ·a congressional hearing beld Thursday in Santa Ana. Rep. J erry Patterson, D-Santa Ana. conducted tbe day·loo& seaaion f« the House aubcorn· mittee on Housing and Com· munity Development. The sub- committee is e ll a mining the fede r al government's r ole u:i preparing for and coping the earthquakes. California's poor s t at e of readiness was described by As· semblym an Frank V1cenc1a. 0. Compton. chairman o( the state Assembly s ubcommittee on Emergency Preparedness and disaster relief. Vi c enc ia , li k e An a he im Bomb Kills Secretary MANHATTAN BE ACH CAP) -A bomb exp106ioo killed a secretary at a computer firm "instantaneously" and caused severe damage to the building, a sheriff s department spokesman said. Patricia Wilker son, 35. an e mploye e for t he P ro West Compute r Corporation . died when the Thursday afte rnoon blast shook the second floor re· ceptioo area where she worked_ Ms . Wilkerson lived in Torrance . Fair Slate The annual Orange County Fair moves into its next to last day Saturday In Costa Mesa with the RCA Rodeo, pup- peteer Shari Lewis and the auction of livestock as major a ttractions. Attendance for the fi rst seven days, Friday through Thursday, totaJed 199,685 -up 23,235 from last year's figures for the similar period. Gates open at 10 a .m. and close at midnight. Major events Saturday include: • -I a.m., pre·openlne Junior Hors e Show at Equestrian Center. -11 a.m., Tall Cott.on Bluegrass Band In the Moon.shine Meadows. -Nooa &o It P·•·• Film Festival. -l p.m., Junior livestock auction, sheep and swine. -! ud ' p.m ., Kids· t.bree-teaeed races. -3 P·•·• RCA Rodeo. -3:• _. s:• p.a., Daybreak on the Heritaie Stage. -2:•, s:• ... 1:• , .•. , Fun' ... popp1n Cittul. -t :IJ. 1:11 ud 1:15 P.•·· Winn Troupe, h11b wUe cycles. -s ..... Cow mJlkln1 delDODltraUoll. -t,ludltp.•.,SwaytnaBelnl9aerialad. -t:• p.m •• Junior livestock aucUon, beef. -t :U p.m., Loe Caballeros Bad parade. -7 ud t p .m ., Shari IAwis bathe amplllt.beater. ~ -7 te U :• p.m., Billy Min Band in tbe Moonahlne Meadows. -7:• P·•·· New Wave Rock Is Roll Dance A Uebt Show. . - Mayor John ~ymour wbo also testified, said he feels disaster planning should be lef\ to stal.e and local eovenunmu. altboech he conceded state government in Cahforrua needs to wo rk much h arder coordutaU.g plaJlS for dealinc with • major disaster amoag ltate departments. Both Vicenc1a and Seymour suggested the federal gove rn- ment should tackle the issue of earthquake insurance. offering home owners low·cost prot~ttOO on a p~ram similar to the ex· isling National Flood Insurance program. Both men said they felt the small demand for earthquake an· su rance at present -at was estimated that fewer than one of ever y 20 homes 1s ins ur ed against earthquake damage - was the rautt of insurance com- panies which had made the cov· erage expensive and d1 ff1 cult to get. But ins ur ance s peci alist s d1dn"t ~anly a gree. Francis Reilly of the Federal Ins uran ce Admin is t r ation, which handles the flood pro· ~ram. told Patterson ... Whether the flood insurance concept transfers to earthquake cov· erage remains to be seen." Has agency bas ca lle d a e minar of experts in the field to consider the question later this summer. he said. T he subcommittee hea r ing T hu rsday cons is ted o f Pat· terson. hls staff and the commH· tee stare. Chairman Thoma s As hley. D·O h1 0. w h o BC· companied Patterson Wednes· day Oil a visit to Cal Tech re- t urned lo Washington D.C. before the session opened. The hearings moved to San F ra ncisco today_ New Street For Juarez Section Due Construction of a new street for tbe Colonia Juarez neighbol'bood ln Fountain Valley is scbedWed to becin ln mid-July with the use of more than $200,000 in federal funds. Clrculo de Zapata, the seventh of eieht public works projects desiped tb improve t.be Colonie Juarez area, will be a cul-de-lac with Ward Street acceas, ac· cord.int to Rlchard Vollmer, city manager. It will be located between and parallel to Cinco de Mayo and. Calle lhdero, TM final street CODllr'Uetlon project, Circulo de Villa. Is tentatively adMduled for corn· pletioa duriq 1181. Tbe funding ·1s throu1h the Hous ln1 ,nd Comm unlty D e velopment Block Grant Fun.di. 2 Killed In Paris Assault PARIS CAP> -A band of w'ould·be assassins shot their way into former Iranian Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar 's apart ment building today. killed a F rench policeman and a woman neighbor. but could not litet past an armored door pro· tecting the Iranian exi le leader, police reported. A ll three a tt ac ke rs we re captured, one of them with race wounds sulfered in a gunfight with police. authorities said. Three other policemen were re ported wounded In Tehran. an Iranian group called "Gua rd!! of Islam" an- nounced it condemned Bakhtaar to death, but made no mention of the abortive assassination at- tempt. First reports said there may have been rour or five terronsts: b u t aut ho rit1e~ !)a1 d t hey believed there were only three. Police said they had not been 1dent1fied but were be he ved to be Arabs and were 25 to 30 years old. Ba khtia r . le a d e r of exi le forces opposed to Ayatollah Ru· h o l la h Kh o m e 1n 1's rev · oluttona ry regi m e. was not hurt_ He later told French radio the terronsts were "profess1ooal ktllers that t he government m Tehran sent to France_" Sadegh Khalkhali, a leading re volutionary judge in Iran, has said re~atedJy that killers dis- patc hed by Iran would hunt BakhUar down- The police spokesma n gave this account of the attack: The three gunmen told the • policeman outside the apart· ment buikting in the posh Pans suburb of NeWlly that they were j journaJlsts . Once Ins ide the I lobby. they started shooting and ~ ran upstairs. When they reached the door of t ' Ba khtiar's a pa r tme nt on the . (See T&Y, Page AZ> Wuut, ~ll ~ CJUlls Sea An unusual west swt ll and winds have caused ocean tempefature on the Orange Coast to drop to :.i chilly 55 degrees, accord- ing to lifeguards Norma lly, wa te r tern· perature 1s in the high seh, but Huntington Beach re· ported 55 degrees today. Newport Beach 56. and lifeguards at Huntington State Beach said the tern· perature dropped from 67 to S9 degrees yesterday Lifeguards reported that the curre nt a lon g t he coast, which usually nows south this time of yea r, is now flowing wes t. Beaches have also been wind)' for the past week, · life gua rds s a id. wh ich helped to coot the water. Coast Weather Fair through Saturday except for night, morning cloudiness. Lows tonight S8 at the beaches, 65 in· land. Highs Saturday 70s to 85. INSIDE TODAY Orange Coo8' College i.s rmdJlinO /or "Company" - tM Broadim11 ~ ~ that , norn.r -Grid Bob Hope. Ste -I ,,.c1. r I l J l u Military Use. Tankl To Cotitrol Bolivia LA PAZ. Bolh la <AP> The r1tw military ruJen of Bolivia ~t tanks and troops to the country's Un mJnln1 re1k>n today to conftoot armt'd "-Orbrs t hallmcmc thetr rlebt wlna coup The Kl!neral'i ov\"rlhrt w 8oUvl1 1' elvlllan aovemment Tbunda.) Md St'lll'd power to block the u~ttd election <ii a lefti•t pnwlcM-nt ~ Th&• capital city appeand ca.I m this momln1 after a n•1ht Of lporldJ(' gunf1N' ~U~b and Othe r ('lvillln l rQUps had ded ared the•y ""ould re 1~t tM mlbtar" takeovf'r Army truck~ loadt"d "'th h l'U\ 11) armf'Ci i,oldl\'~ pat roll~ th\> lrt<t"ts ciunni& the n1.:ht a lilf•<lllrtl I• Ir•" 8 yTIK-Aaaod 1CHPJ'ftl frllll b !th'rn n-volut1onar Jud.Je Sadeah Kbalk.hall a.at sl'H'n ml·n und ont ~orna.n bt>fore • flnng squad on a do.mtown Tl'hran str~·l today on cbara nmgmf from drua tntncldng to i..Odomy and rwuuna brotheLs Today's sunn s,• hootma 1n Tehran were the second such sidewalk exrtut1on!t ordt'rt'(I b) Kb alkhah on Jamsb1d Street U\ th,• lrJJU an l'ap1ual' red hght distnct The Judge contends open· • .ur t'Xl'<'Ullons dettir cnmes. !tf fk'b Shot<' Sltarp Gah• NEW YORK 1AP1 -Stock pnN?s ran up another sharp gam In heavy trading today. extending Thursday's rally amid hopes for an early recovery from the recession The Dow J ones average oC 30 industrials . which closed Thursday at a three.year h1gh. picked up another 8.71 points to 923 81 after three hours or trading today Gamers held a 5-2 lead over losers in the tall y of New York Stock Exchange-listed is· sues. ",_,.it OU Bid Nlzftl LOS ANGELES ANGELES <AP> -The three co-executors of the estate of the late J Paul Gettv reiected..lhe S982 million offer by Kuwait to buy the estate's 14 .6 percent holding of Getty 0 11 Co's stock, one co-executor announced today. "We have declined the offer and we are not Involved in any further discussions." said Robert Hanson. senior vice president of Title Insurance& TrustCo. ,oneofthe co-executors. Egp Tlarotm1 at Tltatdter CARDIFF. Wales <AP> -Young Welsh demonstrators, pro- testing the British government's refusal to open a Welsh· language television channel. threw eggs at Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's limousine and blocked the road with their bodies as she visited a North Wales factory today. ·Supervisors Argue Over Jet Terminal B y JOANNE REYNOLDS Of 1 .. IHllY PllOI ~~II A suggestion that land on th!! west side of John Wayne Airport be used to buijd a terminal for com mercial Jet airlines sparked d ver bal tussle among me mbers -0f the Orange County Board of Supervisors today. Supervisors were cons idering a series or capita l projects for the airport which include $6.S miJUon ror land acquisition, SZ.4 m illion for runway resurfacing -and $276.000 for design of a cunway extension. • Airpor t bus inessm a n Cliff Frazier s uggested that airlines in terested in operating at the airport should be told they wall be welcome. provided they bwld their own terminal on la nd the county is buying on the opposite side or the runway from the ex· isling terminal. . Thal land. about 13 acres, 1s earmarked for use by private aviators. ·'Th.is could get the airlines off your backs,·' F r azier told supervisors. "When they come around and a ccus e you of monopoly. just jump this in their laps." Supervisor Tho m.a s Riley alon g with Mayor J ackie Heather of Newport Beach. op· p o s ed the p r o po s al. Bu t s upervisors Philip Anthony and Ha rriett Wieder s aid they thought it was a good idea. Thal led Riley to suggest the t e r min a l b e b u i lt a t Los Alamitos Naval Air Staµon, -which is in Mrs. Wieder's district. ''I'm not s upporting you in Newport Beach agam," Mrs. Wieder retorted. "You neve r have." was Riley's rejomder. Airport Manag e r Raul Regalado was called upon by Riley to back his vtew that the wes t side suggestion was 1m· p racticai. ORANGE COAST Hf DAILY PILOT f ft., OI .. (.6et O.Uy PHO(. wtfn -"'<" ·~ <OMl>4Md""' _,.. .. ~.I\-·-... -°'-"""' -·""'"9 '-' -· .. ..Oll~ _... lli11111-0ilitftt0 Moftd..t• trtir----Frt6t• ... , ... --k-"""' ........ 8t11t<ft1fo""'I••" V•ltt f . lt'#t"'lel l ••""· ... .c.,_,, C-\1 ........ ·-... ,_ •• ........ -,... ... ---..~ , ... "'--_ ... """ .,..,, .... U> """' •• , $ltoet. f>.0 60• tW . eo.i. 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But Regalado said he doubted airlines would be wilbng to take on s uch a lar ge capital cost without a long-term guarantee for use of the building so they could amortize the building cost. Mr s Heathe r . whose city routinely opposes any Improve· me n ts at the a ir port. told supervisors that much of the capital budget they were con· sider ing troubles her. Riley repeatedly assured.-Mrs. Heather tha t no s ubstantial changes would be made until the airpo rt master plan study is completed. TRY ••• third floor, they shot a police g u a rd dead and wounde d another. Hearing the noise, a neighbor woman, Yvonne St.ein, 45, opened her door and was shot. She died later in a hospital. Unable to force past the re- inf orced door of Bakhtiar's apartment, they ran 'back downstairs. where they ex· changed shots with police wbo rv.sbed to the scene and entered the lobby. Two policemen were wounded, and one of the two shot 1 terrorist. 1be others surreo· dered. Woman '~eon' SAN P'HANCISCO(AP>fakini advanta1e or a truttlDI sen Francilco wosnan two women polled otf what ;oitce d.-cribed u a cla11ic "ptaeoa drop" and made oft with '25,000 ln cub and Jeweb'J. FlortDc. Ne, SI,_'!:., ported that tbe .... told. ,_ and money to tbe 1tran1en whom sbe met outtld• lier SWlHt District bom•. Ted Vows To Fight Carter WASHINGTON (AP> St-n. Edw.rd M Kennt..'Ciy, declarina oncf' agai n he will n1ht to the t>n~ for tht' Democr atic pre· 11dentiaJ nomination. said today Rould Reagan may be handed tht' pr 1dency on a silver platter th111 f.all 1t l.Hmo('r llts don't reject Prts1dent C1•rtt'r'') "fool's gold of f1uhng pohc1ei.. .. De c l aring that t h e KepubUcans enjoy a long lead in the electlon campaign. Carter 's r ival said. "The Democratic Party must do bette r in 1980 than to offer itself as the lesser , of two eVils." In a s las hin g a ttack o n Reagan a litlle more than 12 hours alter the Republican pres- idential candidate accepted his party's nomination. Kennedy said. "We have only four more months to convince the voters that America is not Hollywood. tbe Republicans are not the par· ty or the future. and Ronald Wilson Reagan Is not Franklin De lano Roosevelt." Declaring that the Republican convention this week "sum- moned America backwa rds ." Kennedy said Reagan's proposal for a massive. $30 billion income tax cut amounted to "Laetrile for the American economy." And he s aid t he forme r California governor's foreign policy would put the United States on the "wrong side of his· tory -in southern Africa. in Central America , and wherever people are yearning to be free.·· As he has for months ,. the Massachusetts senator insisted that the way to defeat Reagan 1s to r eject Carter and "recommit o urselves to s e r ve the dis· advantaged and the disaffected "In reality. the way to hand this election to Ronald Reagan o n a s ilv er p latter i s for Democrats·to cling to the fool's gold or faillng policies ... he said in a speech prepared for de- livery at American University Ke nn ed v is h un dreds <>f no minatm g de legates behi nd Carter and has littll' chance of t ak 1 n~ t he nomination a¥. ay from the president. But he 1n sasted he wall stay in the ra~ despite cha rges that he as dt\·1d· ing the party. "If my campaign a nd my candidacy ended today. the anger and the anxiety of our people would continue tomor· r o w ." h e s aid . "Wh e n R e publicans i nvoke m y criticism , they are only capitalizing on a co!'l'eCt assess ment of our national crisis." Several speakers quoted from Kennedy's cnt1c1sms of the pres· ident during their addresses to th e Re publ1C"a n Nationa l Convention. which concl uded Thursday. GOP ••• rl entand a b le a nd It j u s t wouldn't fit." Ford said in the inter view with the Mu tual Broadcasting System. Thursday's fi nal session of the convention had none of the high drama of the nif'ht before. It was a happy show staged by a party confident it had named a strong ticket and buoyed by polls showing Reagan with a substantial lead over President Cart.er. Bush, Reagan's forme r rival and now running mate. warned Re publicans t hat ·'though Jimmy Carter has m the past four years been a failed presi· d e n t . h e I s a form idable campaigner who can be expe<'t· ed to use the power or his office to suit his own political ends ... "Remember only that political victories are won by hard de d1cated work -and that m Uus crucial election year. the stakes for Amenca and the free world are too great to allow ourselves to become complacent." One of the earliest references in Reagan's· acceptanc speech was directed al supporters of the Equa l Rights Amendme nt . many or them bitterly disap- pointed by the candidate's op- position to the amendment and to the decision or the platform committee to drop party support for it . Poetry Night Set i": valley The Fountain Valley Branch or the National League or American Pen Women will pre. sent an evening of poetry ~ ing and an a.rt exhibit at the Fountain Valley Library 1 p.m. July 25. The program will feature poetry of league members Clara Peck Schult&, Diana Rankin, Ruth Oli ia Maunders and Robin WoOdnlff, wboM wor1cl have appeared~ both local and national pubUcaUOu • Alto, member Eileen Gilmore, an award·willlllDI portralt11t, wUI diaplay her artwork. The library la located at 11585 Loi Al•IDOI St. Admllaloa la rr ... • . . COSTA MESA POLICE TOLD THIS CONCESSIONAIRE TO USE SMALLER BOTI'l.ES THURSDAY Investigators Ordered Chengea In Thrff County Fair Midway GamH to Improve Player•' Odd• Iran Cuts Crude Oil Fair Game Booths Must Boost Odds Price $1 .ByCARLHESOERSON Orn.O•••r ,. .... s~" Midway contestants have a NEW YORK <AP I -Iran wab better r hance today at v.1nnlllg a reported today lo have cut the prize at the Orange County f air. price ol six gradei. ot crude 011 Costa Mesa undercover police by as much ab SI a bar rel. mak-0 Cf1 cers ordered operators of ing 1t the first Orgamzauon of three carnival games to close Petroleum Exportmg Countne!> Thursday unless changes were mem be r to annou nce a re· made llltheirbooths duct1on since an escctlat1on of o The games involved tossing a v.or ld Oil pnces bega n 11"2 year.., ping pong ball into a. glass di$ agv. _,.11oated on water. ·and tossmg a The indus try ne ws lette r r i n g on t o a g l ass bottle. Petroleum Intelligence Weekly Concess1onatres were ordered to sa id it had been notified of the remove the dish and leave only cuts by the National Iranian Oil the floatmg foam ring and to use Co s maller bottle<; The reduction v.as attributed Carruval manager Mel Davis b~ industry sources to the grov. said he would comply v. ith the 1ng s urplus of o il on v.orlrl orde rs. but claimed that the markets a result of a morl' .,ame games v.ere used recently t han dou bhn~ of pl't rokum in other Or ange County eHnLc; prices MnC't' the l rctnwn re\ v.1t hout complJints from law olutaon al thl' end of 1978 and t•nforcement agencies tht> onsl't of a recession 1n th1· !'\o S()()Oer had In\ P'>tlRators L'nated Stdtt'S Jnd <1th1 r 111 Gt-ori:l' ~\'ll son and (,f'rirge dustnal nation-. 't t'lblC k ordert·d thl' three The cut v.as not t-xpt>ctt'd to C'losur~ lhan thl' '40rd .... as out: trigger a round of OPEC 01 1 The lav. had arnvc·d price reductions because lrctn "That first guy we talked to fo r several months has been has probably gone and told ev· pricing its 011 as much as $7 per e ryrme that v.P're her,,, · said 42-gaUon barrel above compara-Wilson ble grades sold by other OPEC Indeed. hawkers pinned the1r members. e~es on the wandenng omcers. According to Petroleum In· urging them to trv their game. telhgence Weekly. Iran reduced Wht'n Walson J nd Ynh1< k pt>ht•· its f'erre1dongrade or otl ,,, h n•fu-..1"11 th• or-. r.rt11r., nl11 ll SJ3 57 The 01b .,till '>ell frir SI .1 •'fl 11tht•r peopll hut I..• l'l th• ir barrel abo\ e s1m1lar grJdec; •·\,.,on the dett•<'t l' 1·:- rrom other producers. however · Tht>V prnhahh recogn111•d The L'S Enl•rgy Dc'p<.1rtment W,tlkt•r ''° .,..:ht ·Thi-.. v.ds hi-. c•st1mates the v.orld pn ('l' of 011 friurth 'I'll On opi·ning n1.:ht. ht> :.H $31 97 a barre l. three cents <1nd r>lher ofriceri.. confiscated u nde r the ma xi mum pr1C"<: 150 throwi ng darts for ei ther be· OP EC has set for its base grade mg too dull or having feathers Saudi A.rab1a . OPEC's largest missing or damaged. member. sell s 011 for S28 The Inspections at the fair are an Saudi 011 trad1t1onally has been annual event for Walson because the benchmark on which other "v. e JUSt v. ant to make sure that ca rtel prices are set. but Saudj thev offer the public some Arabia has been underselling chance to v.1n " Iran and other OPEC members As they ms peC"ted each game, since sprini.?. Walson and Yezb1 ck demonstrat The policy has been seen ru. d move to unify Lhe chaotic OPEC price schedule as world 011 m arkets cool. and there has been wides pread specul ation that the Saud.ts might raise their price nearer the orflc1al <.'artel base in coming weeks The oil involved in the lraruan price reductions comes from off ·shore wells and h 1slon cally ha s accounted for as much as 20 percent of Iranian oil output. t'd hov. the odds can be plal'ed more in fa vor to the C"arn1val One of the mos t f requent game~ at the fair as tossing a dime onto a dash. a red spot, or some other targel Wilson pomted out that from a pla)er's distance. an arc rather than an angle 1~ needed ror the dime to land and c;1a~ on a target But :,omeoperators hang h~htsor pnzec; over the targets, hm1ung lhe n ai::ht path. Anothe r ga me 1s knocking over two pop bottles at the same tame with a ball. Yezbick point· ed out that if bottles are placed on a Formica surface which has been rubbed with graphite, ttMw wi ll a lmost always slide, not fall. When people try the "rope lad· der event," they a r·e· often helped" by the attendant who steadies the ladder as they cllmb. But when they 've almost reached the top and the alt.en· tant's st ill holdin g on . and balanced themselves with that in mind. the attendant lets go and the center of grav1ty sh.ifts. T he p l aye r fall s . to be encouraged by the attendant to try again. since he or she nearly made 1t Then there's the coin restmg on the b1lha-rd ball Wilson said that v.he n the game 1~ dem- CJOstrated. the coin is placed on the ball, away from the playu. and eas 1Jy knocked out or the circle when tut by a cue ball When it is the player 's tum. howe ver . th~ coin 1s tilted towards him, and lbe coin will a lmost always fall into the cir· cle. losmg the game. In another game. dolls must bf' knod.i'<1 "complt II'(\" nff the •h1•1f Bicycle Path Plans Readied Pl ans for a proposed bicycle path extension along Brookhurst St reet are being readied for Fountain Valley City Council l'Ons1deration in September. ac- cording to City Manager Robert Vollmer Vollmer said the city has re- ce1 ved funding approval for nearly SSJ.000 from the federal ~o v e rnm e nt and Southern California Association or G<>v· ernments CSCAG ). The S37.500 from the Federal Bicycle Grant P r ogra m and Sl5.300 from SCAG would allow the city to link the two lanes on Ward Street and Heil Ave:nue v. ath the city's exis ting 19'h miles of paths . BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollar. *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1502 • Laguna/South Coast VOL. 73, NO. 200, ~ SECTIONS, '4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALI FORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1980 \'our llometown Dally New~paper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Clenaente f s ·le Goats Get People's By A&nrua a. VIN EL Ot .. o.ltt .... , .. " San Clemente IS iand 's wild coats, maroont'd there to 1erow frultfuJ and multiply by pan\ h sailors two centuries ago, •N' •oing to havt• to have pas ports to enter m a1nlnnd CallCornm Tbis appears to be lhe latest d evelopment m the lauded and applauded San Clemente Island GoatlJft being engineered by an inc reasmlllY unhapp}' cowbo). J im Clapp, who I now losJng 11 00 •day He claims th aoat face mor~ tcovernment red t a fle th 1rn Cubans shipped to Florida in f'1del Castro's famous Freedom FlotJlla. llt-l argely blames t he Cahfonua Department of Flsh a nd Game. which said today lhe goats are definitely modern-day q~rs1ons of The Man Without a Count ry The first Navy bargeload or 500 of the 1,000 wild goats Clapp and tus cowboys have captur ed to date in their effort to clear an Clemente Island of 2.500 goats are due 1n San Diego w 10 days "The Fi h and Game never e xpected us to remove the goats m the firs t place ." says Clapp,_ who gained Came during the 1970s for hJS humane capture and relocation or wild burros a nd mustangs in America "Now that we've r emoved them . lhey are doing everyt hing possible to see that t hey don't enter California." Clapp gnped in a T hursday interview. "That's right," says Depart- ment o f Fis h a nd Game s pok esman S1 Nathenson in Long Beach. "Basically, whflt Jim Clapp 1s accusing us of 1s domg our JOb." snorts Nathenson "We have recommended that the National Forests don't allow them." he says of the impending 1mportat1on of goats to gobble dry brush and hopefully save ome of Southern Calirornla from forest fires and f1refightmg costs Nobody seems lo know yet JUSt where the goats may be relocat e d and their p o t e ntial destination has ranged from Lo~ Ani?eles County to Texas. N athenson says wherever they go they'll tear the place up and crowd out other animals . "We don't want them breaking loose and ruining the habitat," ' says Nathenson, noting the hun· , gry goats gobblP. everything in sight and µrt:tly well wrecked San Clemente Island for seven species or irrotected birds and lizards. He suggested when they eat <See GOATS. Page A2) Iranian Group Attacks Exiled Leader Quake Peril Voiced California 's state a nd local governmenfs are "ill prepared" if a major earthquake should strike, according to testimony during a congressional hean ng held Thursday in Santa Ana . Rep. Jerry Patterson. D·Santa Ana. conduct<'d the day-long session for the House subcom· . m ittee on Housin~ and Com- munity Development. The sub- committee 1s e xamining the lfederal government's r ole in preparing for a nd coping the earthquakes. California's poor s tate of , readiness was described by As· semblyman Frank Vicencia. D· Compton, chairman of the state Assembly s ubcommittee on Emergency Preparedness and 'disaster relief. ~ Vice :i ci a . l i ke Anaheim Mayor J ohn Seymour who also testified. said he feels disaster planning should be left to state land local governments. although he conceded state government in California needs to work mucb -harder coordinatin~ pla!'ls fo r dealing with a ma1or disaster among state departments. Both Vicenc1a and Seymour suggested the federal govern- m ent should tackle the issue of e arthquake ins urance. offeri.ng home owners low.cost protection on a program similar to the ex- isting National Flood Insurance program. Both men said they felt the small demand for earthquake in· s ura nce at present it was estimated that fewer than one of e ve r )' 20 ho m es is insured against earthquake damage - was the fault of insurance com· panies which had made the cov· erage expensive and d ifficult to get. . . But ins uran ce spec1ah sts dtdn'l necessan ly agree. Francis Reilly of the FederaJ ins ura nce Ad m i nis tra tion. whir h hand les t he flood pro- gram. told Patterson. "Whether the flood 1os urance concept transfers to earthquak e cov· erage remains to be seen." His a gency has called a seminar of experts m the field to cons ider the question later this summer. he said. The subcommittee hearing Thursday cons isted of Pat· 'terson, his staff and the commit- tee staff. Chairma n Thomas •Ashley, D -Ohio, who a c· ,companied P atterson Wednes· "day on a visit to Cal Tech re· :turned to Washington D.C. • before the session opened . The hearings moved to San Yrancisco today. New.Victim Foond VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP> - 'The unidentified remains of another body have been fomad 1 north of Mount St. Helens in the . cooUnuing search for victims of the volcano's eruption. f REIVrAL RF.4PS ~~NSE r ••1 wu flooded wttll ealll frorp r. my .,_ l'IJol CIUIJ.ftecl ad, and ·1 reMed mr place to the ftnt .tena.,..., alled." Tbat'a the 9dnrUalll11acceu story of tbe Newport Beach womu who placed lbls ad in the Daily Pilot: Fum. rm. PV\ ba Cov. Car aae for m•ture emply'd male 1140 xxx· xux1un. o.llr l'llet Si.ti r..... CITIZEN OF YEAR San Juan's Buchheim Councilman Honored In San Juan La rry Buchheim. a lifetime resident of San Juan Capistrano and City Council member since 1978 has been named Citizen of the 'v ear by the c ity's Lions Club. Buchheim, 53, is the second s uccessive city council rec1 - p i e n t. Ken Friess was so honored in 1979. Lions Club members said in selecting Buchheim they were recognizing his contributions to the community. Buchheim, a business proper· ty manager. has served on the City Planning Commission, San Juan Water Aut hority a nd Capistrano Unified School Dis- trict board of trustees. He has been affiliated with the San J uan Capis trano Historical Society. the American Legion, and the Lions Club. His father. Aaron Buchheim. was a charter me mber of lhe Lions 44 years ago. Buchheim received the award w e·dnesday night at the City Council's meeting from Lions Clu b president Jerry Severson. Bu chheim said the awa rd "means very much to me. "l didn't expect. this. I'll trea sure this the rest of my life." ~aks Close Nuke Plant Until Fall Southern California Edison of· ficials sax hundreds of leaking and corroded steam tubes in the San Onofre nuclear plant's Unit One steam generator will cause lbe facility to remain shut down until at least late fall. An F.dison spokesman said in· spection.s revealed corrosion and leakage in many of the one·balf inc h tubes that carry steam from tbe react.or. The reactor has been shut down since April 9 when refuel· in1. maintenance a nd con · struction work was undertaken. The spokesman said for each day the reactors s hut down Edlson loses $312,000. This figure represents 20 per· cent of the cost. of oil and natural gas burned to make up ror lbe 45' megawatt.I of elect.ricit.y JOit from San Onofre. when Lbe plant ls out ol operation. Tbe spokesman said the leak· 1111 tobes poeed no public health <See LEA&S. Pa1e A2> Laguna Fugitive 'Returned Federal fug1ti v e Herbert D eC r eve l e f t Sou t hern California this week m a car poo l arr anged b y Flo rida s heriff's deputies T he 58·year.old m an. who posed as a fiction writer for more than three months in a hillside Laguna Beach home. is accused of em bezzling at least $3. 7 million from a Florida citrus processing plant where he worked as accounting man ager. Federal officials say OeGreve. who used the alias Michael O'Shea in Florida. Oed the state in February alter an audit of his records was begun. He left behind a wife and two younesom. He also left behind a com· munity that was s hocked to learn the ma n they knew as Michael O'She a was not a graduate ol Notre Dame. had not been a Marine Corps officer. never played football for the Detroit Lions. and was never an FBI agent. After fl eeing Winter Haven. DeGr e ve. using yet anothe r a l ias -that of Sean Casey O'Rourke -rented a house on Skyline Drive in l!.aguna ~ach where he told neighbors and se ver al new acq uaita nces that he was a fictJon writer. His stories in Laguna Beacn were as wild as the ones in Florida. He clajmed his wife had just died and he was in California to get over the pain. He said he had author ed seven fi ction books. spent tus childhood years m an orphanage with Ha rold Robbins. and was a former FBI agent. DeGreve was a rrested at the Laguna Beach address earlier this month and jailed in Orange County. He waived extradition Tues- day. and was picked up by Polk County, Fla .. deputies in a van for transport back to the central Florida community. Florida officials said DeGreve probabl )' won't make it back in- to th~ir a rea until Wednesday. because the sheriffs van also 1s picking up eight other prisoners for transport to Florida. When he arrives. offi cials say he'll be arraigned on 27 counts of forgery and grand theft. Florida officials want to know how a $20,000·a·year accountant c ould be part o wne r of a thoroughbred mare . half owner of a shopping mall, pro~rties in Flo rida, Te xas a nd Nor t h Carolina. and have loaned $1.2 • m illion to friends. Wuul, Swell CJUl/,s Sea An unusual west swell and winds have cause d ocean temperature on the Oran1e Coast to drop to a chilly 55 degr ees, a ccord- ing to lifeguards. Normally, wate r tem· perature is ln the h.igh 60s , but Huntington Beacb re· ported 55 degrees today. Newport Beach 56, anti Uleguards at Huntington State Beach said the tem- perature dropped from 67 to S9 degrees yesterday. Llfeauards reported that the current along the coast, whlch usually nows 1outll this time ot year. is DOW flowtq west. Be.a. have also been wlndJ IDr t.be past week. Hfe1uards said, which helped to cool t.be water. .. ,.., ......... RONALD REAGAN GIVES 'THUMBS UP' TO DELEGATES Launching His Campaign With Broadside at Caner GOP Concentrates On East BU$tions DETROIT !AP> -Ronald Reagan and George Bush. ac· c·epling their roles a s t he Republican presidential ticket at a fest1val of party unity. are opening a campaign thal will ht! direct ed a t t raditio n ally Democratic s trongholds in the No rtheast a nd indus tr ial Midwest . "We're obviously going to con- centrate in the Easte rn and Central time 1ones." Drew Lewis. a top Reagan campaign aide. said Thursday night on the SOME PAPERS, TV, RADtO FOOLED-A3 floor o f the GOP Nationa l Convention as delegates waited to hear the acceptance s peeches of the nominees. Bush. who spent his youth in Massachusetts and ConnecUcut and was e duc ate d in the Northeast. is a key ele ment in that strategy. Ac cepting the presidential nomination he sought for 12 year s. Reagan expressed his stra t egy with a speech that called on Amerlcons lo cross party lines "lo build a new con· sensus with all those across t.hc land who shere a com m unJty Of values embodied in these words: fa mily, work, ne ighborhood , peace and freedc>m." Reagan closed his occeptance speech by urging the delegates to "belin our cruude with a moment of sllence. '' With that. be bowed Ma head. hls eyes closed. The halJ f~ll ailent. A moment later. Rea on opened tus eyes. Jerked hts head upright and said. "God bless America." The delegates erupt· ed 1nto a tumultuous dem- onstration. R ~a~an . Bus h a nd their families slood on the podium waving to the joyful th r~ng. J oining the 1980 Republican tick~t on the podium was former P res ident Ford and his wife, Betty. All da y Wednesd ay, even through the balloting that gave him the)>residential nomination. Reagan sought a way to con- vince Ford to take the vice pres- idential nomination. When the negotiations failed. he settled on Bush as his choice and made a dramatic midnight appearance before the convention to an- nounce it. Ford said in a broadcast in - terview t od ay that h e a nd Reagan had "almost made it" In their negotiations to malte him tbe vice presidential candidate and might have succeeded if they'd had more time: "We bad a number or very, very constructive meetings but the reasons l think a re un- rl ers t an d a ble a nd it just wouldn't fit," Ford sa id in the inte r view with the Mutual Broadcasting System. Thursday's final session of the convention had none of the high drama or the nJght before. It was a happy show staged by a party COQfldent it had named a strong ticket and buoy~ b7 polls showlng Reagan with a substanlla1 Jtad over President Carter . • _.,.........--- 2 Killed In Paris Assa Ult PARIS <AP> A band . of would-be assassins shot the1r "ay mto former Iranian PnmC' Minister Sha hpour Rakht1ar'!> apartment building today, killed a Frenrh pollct'man and a \\Oman ne1~hbor. but <'Ould not ~et p~t an armorl'd door pro tt-ctmg the Iranian t'xile leader, polic"" report~ All thr('e altac kt'r' were captured. one of the m w1lh fact.' wounds suffe red in a gunfight with police. authorities said. Three other pohcemen were re· ported wounded. In Tehran. an Iranian group , called "Guards of Islam" an-• nounced it condemned Bakhtia r to death, but made no mention of • the abortive ass assination at- tempt . First reports said the re may have be-en four or fl\'<.' terronsl!.. but a utho rities said they believed there were only three. Police said they had not been ~ identified but were believed to I be Arabs and were 25 to 30 years old ' Bakhtia r . leade r of exile 1 forces opposed to Ayatollah Ru-' holla h Kho m e ini 's r ev•'\ o lut1onary regime, was not J hurl. H<> later told French radio the terrori~ wen" "professional k illers that thl' ~overnment m . Tehran !>ent to France " ~ Sadegh Khalkhali. a leading l re,olut1onary Judge m Iran. has <;a1d repeatedly that killers dis- patc hed 'by Iran "ould hunt Rakht1ar down The police s pokesm an gav(: this acrount or the attack : Thtt three gunme n told lhP <Set' TRY. Page A21 wap Meet Carded For Laguna High The first of the monthly s wap meetc; sponsored by the Laguna Beach Seruor C1t1zens Club wi ll be held at the h1~h school park· inR lot at 625 Park Ave. Sunday. More than 50 sellers will he • open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . with 1 a wide variety of wares. For , more information and dates or future swap meets sponsored by 1 the club call 494·6123. ~ , Coast ~ "'eatbe r Fair through Saturday except for night. morning cloudiness. Lows tonight S8 at the beaches. 6S in· land. Highs Saturday 70s to 85. INSIDE TODAY Orange Coeur College it readying /or "Company'' - the Broadway mU3ical by that nome -and Bob Hope. See PogeCl Index At y_,, s.rvkt Ae L.M ... ,. M hi I HU IM-J c.11 ........ ' ... ClattlllM 0 M4 C:."'kt Cit cr.u-.f Cit Dt.ttll'"*-' 01 ltlltrlel M ... ...._. ,,.,. ,..,....... .,"' M•l'll•l 0.f9HA•t ~ al ............. CJ Allll UMln a.t MtVlff C:..7,9 Molt••·~~ .. H•bMal......, M ...,..,,_~ M,U ,Dt..J • ..... -. «-•ii! ~ ... 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By'rt.e Auod.a&d PftM Iran's Mem revofutloc:uuy Judie S.dtp KbaJlllb&ll teot kven mm and om-woman bt"f'ort' a firln1 squad on a downtown Tehran strttt today on c hug r1U1•1n1 from dru1 t.raffirllllne to sodomy and runrun1 brOlheb. • Today's sunnse sboc>llnp tn 1'ehran were \M second su<'h S.ldcwalk cJM'UUOO ordered by Khalkh1Ji on Jamshld Street m th\! Iranian l't1p1ta1·~ red Light district-Tb~ judge contends open aar e-xPCUlJ~ deter cnme SltH."k. Sito"' !ilaarp Gab• NEW YORK <AP) -Stock pnceg ran up another sharp gain in heav} trading today, extendrng Thursday's nilly amid hopes ror an early recovery from the recession. The Dow Jones average of 30 industnals. which closed Thursday at a thret>-year high. picked up another 8 71 points to 923 81 after three hours of tradrng today Gamers held a S-2 lead over l<~crs in the tall) or New York Stock Exchange-hsted LS· i.ues. """'°'' OU Bid NJ.rftf LOS ANGELES ANG ELES IAP> -The lbrH c0-executors of the estate of the late J . Paul Geltv rejected lbe S982 million <>ff er by Kuwait to buy the estate's 14.6 percent holding of Getty 011 Co's stock, one co-executor announced today. "We have declrned the offer and we are not involved In any lurther discussions." said Robert Hanson. senior v1ce president of Title Insurance & Trust Co .. one of the co-executors. Eggs Tlar010M at Tlaatdwr CARDIFF. Wal~ <AP> -Young Wels h de monstrators, pro testing the British government's refusal to open a Welsh· language television channel. threw eggs al Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's limousine and blocked the road with their bodies as s he visited a North WaJes factory today. U.S. to Paris Motorized Glider Tries Lindy Flight FARMINGDALE. N.Y. (AP) Suspended beneath his red a nd yellow motorized glider · T he Spirit or California." Eagle Sarmoot wobbled into the air at Republic Ail'port today. straightened out and beaded oft on what he hopes is a trip to Paris. The 28·year -old fl yer from Santa Cruz was e mbarking on what could be a histonc flight across the Atla ntic by way or Canada. Greenland. Iceland and Scotland. Sa r:mont had perfect weather for takeoff. but was d elayed almost two hours in gelling airborne partly by a leaky battery but mos tly by a crowd of upwards of 75 film crews, re- porters and spectators who ham· pered last-minute preparations. When he was finally ready, Paul Riley, chief of the control tower at Republic. made an m· spect1on of the ship and gave the F e deral Av1at1on Administration's approval to the flight. Then Sarmont put on a T-shirt with "The Spint of Cahfornaa·· across the back, sat in the ham· mock seat unde r the glider and walked the unga mly crart onto a runway. Five rrunutes later , at 11 :50 a .m .. he started the motor and the glider lifted, 1ts wings rock· ing back and forth briefly before the craft stabilized and rose higher. Sarmon t waved l o hi s girlfnend below and headed for the Statue of Liberty, two houn. away and the offi cial starting point of the transatlantic effort .. It won't be a non-stop venture Uke Lucky Lindy's aboard the "Spirit of St Louis" some 50 ~ears ago. ORANGE COAST '-"'< DAILY PILOT TM 0•-CM\I Ootil¥ ....... Wtlll _,, ~ \_~ ........ .,.. ~p,·"-•\ ~·w.s ... tf'w; °'·-(M\I -....... ,_, S..-• fl'Cl•OOl'I'.,. ...,..,"'"9 ~. '"'°""" ,, .. f ,.,.. C.o>I• -...._, k .. ,. • """'-"" 8t .. Cftl F-OvM•lfl' V•H••• t1•t1tt, l•tw •• lk .. ,, ~" CM\I A >onoi. , .. ._, ..,.. .... " -·-~-... --.. , ... __ p.A>lttol\o"9 -I I> •I lJIO Wo>t .. , 1ot•"1. P 0 Ile• '*·'°'"' ..... (61 __ ., •• lt-1'1N-Pt•\~ ..... Pvtl'tYiir• , .. _. C.WtoY v.. ............. -0. ...... ~ ,_ •• 11-lOolll ,,,.... ............ M.IN11•"9lflt ... °"'"" ... ·"-... _ _....,.c_ L-.me hlc:tl Offtce IGlll No. c .. 11 ""'"'"Y on.c.. CMl<l~.DI.._ ... .._. -~-l l1llJINt~ ...... - T1l1,t u1 (714)-.-, Qll •••Mw•1'111:•MN111 UfllM ...... 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City councilmen named J im Allen, 39, a member of the Traf· fie and Trans portation Com· mission, to fa ll a vacancy on the A r chit.ectural Board of Review Allen is a contractor and air con· d1t1oning service engineer Bob Fe r.g uson, 35, a high school athletic administrator, was named to a po!>t on the Parks and Recreation Com· m1ss1on Local attorney Steve Rios wa~ named to the Planning Com· mbs1on. Rios is 32. Ronald Brown , 33. a certified public accountant, was appoint e d to th e Tra ff ic and Transportation Commission. The council also commended four commbslon members who were leav10g their post.s : Har - r i son Neg l ey o f lh l' Architeetural Board of Review, Gillian Cannon of the Parks and RecreaUon Commission, Mary Morgan Abe of the Planning Co mmission . and D e nni s Johnson of t he Traffic and Transportation Commission. f'ro• Pflfle Al LEAKS ••• hazard and that leaka&e had been monitored prior to the April 9 shutdown. "Systematic lnapecllona re· vealed more corrosion than has previously been ex~ted." the spokesman said. •·Repairs will now proceed with Nuclear Regulatory Commlaaion ap· prov al." The Edison 1pokesman NJd lbe corro1lon wu believed t.o be cauted by a chemical 1'9CtioD between tbe middle tubes and the 1team. He Mid tbe tubee are 1D8cle from an alloy of nlckel chromium and lron called lncoael, PftViomlJ believed to be tbe moet corroelon·reslltant material known. Howevw, tbe IPGk•man Mid IUaH tbe lnltallaUoo ot tbe tubee at San Onofre, otber b7brld form• ol lnc:olM1 baft been dll· covered that are even mon la· pervioul. •• ' , . Airplane Death Suit ; Settled The ramHy of 1 San Juan Capl trano alrl who was killed In a freak accident a t the now· closed Caplatrano Valley AlrPort will receive '204.500 as a resul\ of an out..of·court settlement of a wron1ful d~ath lawsuit Jt-nruf~r lA'e Zell died wht!n he was hit by a b•nne r·towtng 1urplane as it landed a t ' the airport on May 28. urn. Accordin1 lo terms of the set· tlement, approved by Oran1e <:ou oty Supenor Court Judge John C Trotter, the Bellefonte lns u ranre Co .. will pay $UO.OOO to the (amJly Bellefonte in.sured the plane's owners. Charles Albright and Newport Aerial Ad· vertlslng Co., and the pilot . Albert M. Sibi. The remainder or· the selUe· ment ~,u be paid by airport lessee&. Bruce Winton, of San Clemente . and Jay Willcox. of Laguna Beac-b, the cily of San Juan Capistrano, owner of the airport property. and four other named dE'fendants . It was alleged in the action tha'l the rity had failed to prop- erly maintain the airport fac1h· ty and that the airplane was un· safe for advertising maneuvers. The wrongful death lawsuit played a major role ln the de· cision of San Juan Capistrano City Council to cl06e the airport ln 1978. That action prompted the fil. 1ng of a separat e lawsujt by pilots angered by the closure. The pilots. however. lost their legal challenge to the council's action in a decision issued in November by Superior Court Judge Mark Soden. City officials and homeowners !lad argued that the airport was too clooe to adjacent residential areas. Fro•P~,\I GOATS ••. they get the urge to merge with other IJOats and that makes for a goat population explosion. ·'They have th.ls tremendous ability to reproduce." he says of the refugee goat population which is current!)' corraled on the island artillery target range and consuming $100 worth of baled hay a day. N athenson says if the goats are :urned loose on California soil they will continue their habits at the expense of native American wildli(e whose rights are clearly above those of the goats. "We are sworn to protect native American wildlife and they're from Europe.•· says Nathenson. Clapp claims publicity about the whole goat iss ue generated after two San Clemente housewives and animal-lovers learned they were to be ex- terminated by the Navy and raised a ruckus is lo blame for the whole flaming issue . "That damn AP story ... :· f'ish and Game spokesman Nathenson murmured today, taking hJ.S umpteenth telephone call about the latest news con reren<'t' by Clapp ' "The simple truth of 1t 1s th<tt the ~oat t'nhances the cattle operation ... l\ays C lapP,. a laconic. s low talking hveslock handler wh<> could pick up a part as an extra 1n any Hollywood huybumer mov1f! "lle 's nol ll ke the sheep, which compete!I with cattle for p,rai;~ The J(oat eats br ush," ,\t.l,V'I ('1:11>11 "So rltul of workJ~g 11omethlnfl out with Loit An1eles County, but there's som e red tup<• there. lt might be three· four month11 before they can romf' uri with a des ignated fire 11ru," says Clapp. The goat.II have to be removed from the l•l•nd and placed som e where e lse lnalead of s la ughtered by Navy-h ir ed sharpAhooten under a federal t'ourt order lsaued by Judge Robert Takuugl. Fro•P~AI TRY ••• pollcema~· outside the apart· ment building In the posh Paria suburb of NeuJlly that they were Journallats. Once lnslde the lobby. they 1larted 1hootine and ran '!pstaln. Wbm the)' reached the door ot Bakbtlar'1 apartment on the thlrd floor, they 1hot • police 1uard dead and wounded another. H1ar1n1 the nolle, a nel1hbor woman, YvOGDe Stein, 45, opened her door and WU .•hot. She died later ln a holpttal. Uaable to 0 forft put tbe ,. lnforced door of Bakbtlar'1 apartment, they ran back downatain, where tbey H· ~baopd .... WW. poilc. wbo ruabed to tlae l4*MI ad ...... t.be lobb)-. • • \\ O.ihl'-~ PARCEL AT ISSUE Airport Ellp•nalon? Words Fly On Terminal ForOCJets By JOANNE REYNOLDS Oft• 0.11., ,..._. 'wff A suggestion that land on the west side of John Wayne Alrport be used to build a terminal for commercial jet airlines sparked a verbal tussle among members or lM Orange County Board o( Supervisors today. Supervlsors were cons idering a series of capital pro1ects for the airport which inl'lude $6 million for land acqu1s1t1on . $2. l million for runway resurfacing a nd $276,000 for design of a runwa>· extension, Airport busanes::.man Cliff Frazier suggested that a1rhn~ interested in operating al the airport should be told they ~•II be welcome , provided the) build their own terminal on land the county 1s bu)'lng on the opposite s ide of the runway from the ex· 1s tmg terminal That land, about 13 acres, 1' earmarked for use by private av1aton. "This could get the a1rhn~ off ~our backs ... Fraz1t.-r to ld uperv1sors. "When they come JrOund and ac~se )OU Of monopoly. JUSt JU"'I> th1:. 1n their laps " Supcnii.or Thomas Hilt') .don~ °"'th Ma:.or Jock1e Heather of Newport Reach. ()P· posed th e proposed But :.upervisors Philip Anthony and Harrie tt Wieder i.a1d thc> thought 1t was a good idea Kaye Ballard Tops Parade In Clememe Kaye Ballard, television personalit y a nd night c lub perfo rmer, will be g ra nd mars hal of the 27th annual Fiesta La Crast1an1ta Parade Saturday. which steps of f on San Clemente streets at 10 a.m. The Chamber of Commerce· s ponsored procession will also feature more than 200 entnes. ranging from equestnan units to marching bands T he two-hour parade beglllS on Del Mar Avenue and continues northward along El Camano Real to El Port.al. about a block east of Plaza Park where the parade award cere monies wtll be held Spectators can lane both sades of t he roadway along the two and a half mtle parade route, and are lnvlled to the awards pruentation at Plaza Park at about noon Ms. BaJlard. who starred In t h e televisio n series "The Mothers in Law," wall star in the Se bastian 's West Dinner Playhouse production of "Apart· ment 8 Strikes Back" beginning Aug. 6 in San Clemente. Bflllakatea Tour it Senator Eyes Coastal Park By STEVE MARBLE Ot -o.lty l'li.. II.Mt C alifornia Se n ator S .l. Hayakawa will ta ke his first look a l proposed national parkland along the Irvine Coast Satu rd ay even though its doubtful he'll support a bill urg· 1ng the park's creation. Aides for Hayakawa, noUng he has s trong reservations on Sen. Alan Cranston's federal park ball. s aid the Republican senator will take a helicopter tour ol the coastal wilderness Saturday morning "It's a fact-finding m ission," s aid spoke s wo man As hley Chase "'He's never seen the area before and he wants to look at 1t first hand before he g~ back to Washington .. Hayakawa. she said. will be coming lo Orange County dlred ly from the Republican con· vent1on 1r1 Detroit. He plans a short news conference followmg his tour Mea nwhil e, th e drama be tween Cal1fern1a·., two senators contanut>S to build over C r anston's introduced ball , ~·h1rh calls ror fede ral ex· penditure or at least S38 million toward the park Supporters ol the park concept have been rountang on a meetmg of the minds between Cranston a nd Hayakawa on the bill . reasoning th at cooperation between Rt'publl can s and DemO<'rats would help the ball's Tht' bill 1s a near carbon copy of b1part1san leg1slat1o n ID· troduc.:G originally by R.eps Robert Badham. R·Newport Beach, and Jerry Patterson, D· ~anta Ana Cranston. dunng an interview Wednesday in Or ange County. threw some water on hopes that Hayakawa might add his name lo the bill Crans ton ~aid lfa )a k awa ~e nerally has n l supported "'1 I de rness-ty pt-b1 lls Ile pre d1ctt>d, though. that his park bill has a good <,hot at be1n2 funded · But I don't expect it ~ouJd OE.> immediate." Cramton said II•· ~U~RP ted 11 's doubtful the bill r would get funding durln1 the current Senate session. He added lhat the bUI might face c riticism from officials from other parts ol the county who contend California has alrudy had more than it's (air share of federal park money. Hayakawa, aides explalneG, feels that the. bill seeks fundin& from lbe wrong source and that more money should come from the state's water and con· servatlon funds. "He certainly s upports the basil' concept of a nice pa.rte. though," an aide added. Petition Signature Probe Set The Lag una Beach City Council has agreed to spend $600 to venfy the more than 3,000 !.lgnatures gathered on an in· 1t1at1ve pet1t1on calfmg for pres- crv a t1on of the city 's bluff art' as Tht.-pet1t1on . s ponsored by LaRuna Beach physician Gene Atherton. was turned in to the city clerk July 10. The signatures must now be verified by the county Registrar of Voten at a costof$600 . Atherton needs 2,008 of the !>1gnatures to be found valid. or I 5 percent of the city's reg. 1stcred voters, for his initiative to be considered by the <.:1ty Council 1 he council can eit her ap- prove the 1nit1 au ve as an or- c11nanrc or place 1t on the Nov- t'm ber ballot The bluff 1nit1at1ve calls for proh1b1t1ons on excavations on and n('<tr the bluffs and lbe in· .,l1tut1on or a mm1mum setback 11( JS feet from the edge of the bluff ror any construction. Fair Slate The annuaJ Orange County Fair moves into its next to last day Saturday an Costa Mesa with lbe RCA Rodeo, pup- peteer Shan LeW\S and the aucuon of li vestock as major attraction.~ ALtmdd.Jlce for the hr.:.t s1o•ven days. f'nday through Thursda\. totaled 199.685 up 2J,23S from last year's fi~Url':) (Or the similar penod (jates open at 10 a m and cl06e at midnight MaJor events Saturday include -14 a.m .. pre o pening Junior Horse-Show a \ Equestnan Center -II a.m .• Tall Cotton Bluegr ass Band in the ~1oon.stune ~tea do~ s. -Noon to 10 p.m ., Film f'esllval. -t p.m .. Junwr ll\'estock aucllon. sheepand swu~. -2 and 4 p.m .. Kids ' three-legged races -3 p.m .. RCA Rodeo -3:30 and 5:30 p.m ., Daybrealc on the Heritage Stage -3:38, S:38 and 7:3t p.m., Fun's·a·popplo Circus • -4:15. 6:15 and 8:15 p.m ., Wll\n Troupe, high wire C\'C'les • -S p.m., Cow milking demonstration -6.8and lt p.m .• Swaying Belros aenal act -6:30 p.m .. Junior livestock auctioo, beef -6:45 p.m .• Los CabaJleros Band parade. -7 ud 9 p.m ., Shan Lewts in lbe amphitheater. -7 LO II :30 p.m .• Billy Maze Band m the Moonshine · Meadows. -7:30 p.m .• New Wave Rock & Roll Dance & Ught Show BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollar. *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1602 ' Irvbie '1our Homelo•a i Dally NewNpaperl EDI T IO N T W ENTY-FIVE CENT~ Elenaente Isle Goats Get People's J • , , ' t 8J AllftR1a L VIN EL .. ..., ........ •a C'lemute I lknd'a wUd ..... llUU'OOfted the~ \0 ll"OW frillU'l&I and mulUply by Spanlsh saUora two c-enturtet aao. att &<MDI to have to hav pa portS to enlt>r mainland Callfornla. Thia appears to be the lat t de.tlopmenl ln the lauded and appla~ San Clemente Island Goetlift being engineered by an inueas1n1lv unhappy cowbo). Ted VolVs To Fight Carter WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. decla ring once again he will fight to the end for the De mocratic pre- sidential nomination, said today Ronald Reagan may be handed the presidency on a silver platter this rau if Democrats don't reject President Carter 's "fool's gold of failing policies .. D e c lar i n g t h at th e Republicans enJOY a long lead in the election campaign, Carter's rival said. "T he Demo<'r at1c Party must do better in 1980 than to offer itself as the lesser of two evils." <See VOWS, Page AZ) 2 Intr ude r s .Bind, Rob Irvine Man A pair of bandits, surprised as . they prowled through an Irvine firm using cigarette lighters for eerie illumination. are sought toda y on chages or kidna p, buTg lary and armed robbery. stemming from t he $2 ,000 'holdup. In vestigato r s s a y t h ey overpowered manager Robert D McCasland at Or ange County Asphalt. 16752 Construction Way East~ blindfolded a nd lied him up duri ng the predawn episode Thursday Mcca s l a nd man aged t o s truggle free o f the binding ropes about one hour later and t elephoned his business partner. Eben C. Sprague. a nd then police. Orficers Sue Torkelson, Scott Cade. Dennis H. McNeeley and Detective Mark Hoffman said they round the victim terrified by the ordeal. They said Mccasla nd was clearly emotiona lly d istraug ht aft e r b e in g b o un d a n d threatened wi th being cut to ribbons by the knife-wielding intruders. He described bis captors by their voices. saying one was short and muscular and used socks over his hands to avoid leaving any fmgerprints at the stene. Investigators said Mccasland h ad been sleeping In the paving company office when he was awakened by what he c alled clicking sounds, apparently the s napping noises of the cigarette lighters. McCasland told police the men h ad an uncanny knowledge of where to look for valuables and were determined to fi nd a gun they claimed was hidden there. Detectives s aid the re is a possibility they could be former e m p loyees o f the p a v i n g eompany. which ba.s a relatively bl.ab turnover of personnel. The $2,000 loss included cash. electric typewriters and other office items, a ccording to laYe1ti1ators. McCasland was Mt pb,ylkally injured. ••1 wu flooded with calla from ~Vally l"l.IOt CIUllfled 8Cl, and. ,...... my place to tbe fuat 1'bo called." t'• the 9Clvertlsinl success 1 of t.be Newport Beach ma wbo placed this ad in \be UyPllot: Yum. rm. Pvt ba Cov. G•r•1~ for mature emplJ'd male lltO xu· xuxp.m. . . P• a flood ol response to"JOUr ... U,thet>ml, PUot cl&Wfted lldlaD by eaW.ng M2·5S'78. Jim Clapp. who Is now losing $100 a day H~ claim the ao•ts face more aov ernment r ed tape \ha.n Cuban shipped to 1''Jorlda 1n f'tdcl Castro'i. Ca mou Freedom f tottJla. H e la r gely bl ames tht> Cahfomla Department of Flsh and Game. which said today lhe goat.Sare definitely modem-day versions of The Man Wltboul a Country The flrst Navy bargeload of 500 of the 1.000 wi ld goats Clapp and h1s cowboys bave captured to date ln lheir effort to clear San Clemente Island of 2,500 goat1> are due, in San Diego in 10 days. "The Fish and Game never expected us to remove the goats in the first pla<'e." says Clapp, who gained fame dur ing the 19705 for his humane capture anrt rPIO<'ation of wild burros .... ,,.....i. RONALD REAGAN GIVES 'THUMBS UP' TO DELEGATES Launching His Campaign With Broadalde at Carter GOP Concentrates On E·astem Bastions DET ROIT (AP ) -Ronald Reagan and George Bush. ac· cepting the i r r oles as t he Republican presidential ticket al a festival of party unity. are ope ning a campaign that will be d i r e<'t e d a t tr aditionall y De mocrali<' strongholds in the Nor the as t and i ndustr ial Midwest. "We're obviously going to con- ce ntrate in the Eas te rn and Central time zones." Dre w Lewis, a top Reagan campaign aide. said Thursday night on the SOME PAPERS, TV, RADIO FOOLED-AS floo r of the GO P Nat iona l Convention as delegates waited to hear the acceptance speeches or the nomlnees. waving to the joyful throng. J oining the 1980 Republican ticket on the podium was fo rmer President Ford and his wife, Betty. All day We dnesday. even through the balloting that gave tii m the presidential nomination. Reagan sought a way to con- vince Ford to take the vice pres· idential nomination. When the negotiations failed. he settled on Bush as his choice and made a dra matic midnight appearance before the convention to an· noun<;e it. . Ford said in a broadcast m- ter v lew today that h e a nd Reagan had "almost made it". in ~their negotiations to make him the vice presidential <'andidate and might have succeeded if they'd had more lime. and mustangs in America. "Now that we've removed t hem. they are doing everything possible to see lhat they don't enter California." Clapp griped m a Thursday interview. "That's right," says Depart· me n t of F i s h a nd Game s p okesman Si Nathe nson in Long Beach. "Basically. what Jim Clapp 1s accusing us of is doing our JOb." snorts Nalhenson. ''We have recommended that the National Forests don't allow them ." he says of the impending importation of goats to gobble dry brush and hopefully s ave som e or Southern California from fordrt ftres and firefighting costs. Nobody seems lo know yet just where lhe goats may be relocat· e d and t h e i r p o t e nti a l destination has ranged from Los AnJ?eles County to Texas. .. Nat.hen.son s ays wherever they go they'll tear the place up an4 ·c rowd out other animals. "We don't want them breaking loose and ruining the ha bitat." s ays Na\henson. noting the hun· gry goats gobble everything in s ight and JJrt:tly we ll wrecked San Clemente Island for seven species of protected birds and liurds. He suggested when they eat <See GOATS, Page AZ> Three Captured Death Plot Against Bakhtiar Thwa1·ted PARIS <AP > -A band of wo u ld·be assassans shot their way into former Iranian Pnme Minister Sbahpour Bakht1ar's apartment building today. k.,Ued a F renc h policem a n and a woman neighbor, but could not get past an armored door pro- tecting the Jranian exile leader, police reported . All thref' a tta<'ke rs were captured. one of them with race \A,ounds suffered in a gunfight with police, authorities said. Three other pohcemen were re ported wounded Jn Tehran. an Iranian group ca lled "Guards of Islam" an· nounced it condemned Bakbt1ar to dealh. but made no mention of the abortive assassination at· tempt. First reports said there may have beeo four or fi ve terrorists, b u t a ut horities s a i d they be Ueved there were oaly three. Police said they had no( been identified but were believed to be Arabs and ~ere 25 to 30 years old. Bakbt 1ar . leader or exile forces opposed to AyatoUah Ru· holla h Kho m e ini 's r e v · olutionary r egime. was not hurt. He later told French radio the terrorists were "profe56ional killers that the government in Tehran sent to France." Sadegh Khalkhali . a leadtng revolutionary judge in Iran. has said repeatedly that killers ~ patched by lra n would hunt Bakhtiar down. Medical Film Take n From Irvine Firm Burglars have stolen seven cases of special film used in m edi ca l work weighing 400 pounds and valued at nearly S8.000. from an Trvine health care system company, police said today. The looti n g a t Ge ne r a l Electric Medi~al Systems. 16662 ~ Ha le Av e., was reported by plant persoM el who discovered the film missing on Wednesday. Duane B. Phillips, purchasing clerk for the GE s ubsidiary said the theft could have occurred as long as two weeks ago and went unnoticed. He said numerous present and past employees of lhe company had knowledge of the film. Its value and where it was stor~ in the warehouse In Irvine's in· dustrial area. The police spokesman gave \blS a<'count or the attack . The three gunmen told the poll<'eman outs ide the apart· ment bwld.mg in the posh Pans subur b of !'euilly that they '>'ere Jou rnalists Once in s ide the lobb~, they started shooting and OC S u • rv1s ors ran upstairs. When they reached the door of Ba kht1ar's apartment on the third noor . they s hot a police gua rd dead a n d wounded another. Hearing the noise. a neighbor woman. Yvonne Stein. 45. opt>ned her door and was !>hot. She died later m a hospital. Heated Words Fly Over Jetport Plan By JOANNE &EVNOLDS -~-~ A suggestion that land on the west side of John Wayne Airport be used lo build a terminal for com merciaJ Jet airlmes sparlted a ver bal tussle among members of the Orange County Board of Supervisors today. Supervisors were considenng a series of capital pro1ects for the airport which include $6 million for land acquisition. $2.1 million for runway resurfacing and $276.000 for design of a runway extension, Ai r port bus inessma n Cliff Frazier suggested that airlines interested in operating at the airport should be told they w1ll be welcome. provided they build their o-...'Tl terminal on land the <'OUnty is buying on the opposite side of the runway from the ex- isting terminal. That land. about 13 acres. is earmarted for use by private aviators. "This could get lhe airlines off ) o ur b acks ." Frazier told supervisors. ..When they come a r o und and acc use you or monopoly. Just Jump this in their laps." Supe r viso r Tho m as Riley a lo n g wi t h Ma yor J ackie Heather o{ Newport Beach. op- posed the pro posal. But supervisors Pb.tlip Anthony and Ha r riett Wie der said t hey thought it was a good idea. That led Riley to suggest the t erm in a l be bu ilt at Los Ala mitos Naval Air Station - which is in Mrs. Wieder's district. "I'm not s upporting you in Newport Beach again." Mrs. Wieder retorted. ··You ·n e ver have,'• was Riley's rejoinder. Ai r po r t Manage r Rau l Regalado was called upon by Riley to back his view that the ST O•ilY~~ PARCEL AT ISSUE AJrpott Expansion? west side suggest ion was im · practicai. "It 's not a new id'ea to have airlines build a terminal, nor is ) it a pracucal one," Re galado • said. He said he doubted the county could maintain control over the a irport it owns if it allows , airlines to build t he ter minal. \ Co ast J Weathe r Bush. who spent bis youth in M assacbusett.s and Connecticut a nd w as e ducated i n the Northeast, is a key element in that. strategy. Pilot Aims for Paris Fair through Saturday except for night. morning cloudiness. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches. 65 in· land. Highs Saturday 70s lo 85. Accepting the pres idential nomination be sought for 12 years. Reagan expressed his strategy with a s peech that called on Americans to cross party lines "to build a new con· sensus with all those across the land who share a community of values embodied in these wor&: family, work. neighbor hood, peace and freedom." Reapn closed bis acceptance 1peecb by urging the delegates to "begin our crusade with a moment of silence." With that. he bowed bis bead. his eyes closed. The hall fell silent . A moment later . Re agan opened his eyes, jerked his head up right and said, "God, bless America." The delegates erupt· e d 'nto a tumultuous dem · oostration . Re agan . Bus h a nd t heir fa milies stood on t.he Podium ' Motorized Glider in N. Y.-PllTU Attempt - FARMINGDALE. N.Y. (AP > -Suspended beneath bis red and yellow motorized s lider "The Spirit of CaHfofnia ," Eagle Sarmont wob bled Lato tbe air at Republic Airport today, straightened out and beaded off on what be ho~ is a trip to Paris . The 28-year·old rtyer from Santa Cruz was embarltJng on wha t could be a historic night across the Atlantic by way of Canada, Greenland. Iceland and Stotland. Sarmont had perfect weather for takeoff, but was delayed almoat two hours lo gelling airborne -partly by a leaky battery but mostly by a crowd of upwards of 7!5 film crews, re· porters and spectators who ham· pered last-minute preparations. Wh.eo be WU finally ready, Paul Riley, chief of t.be coalr'ol tower at Republic, made an In· spection of Ute abSp and gave the F e d e r a l A v iallon Admini.atraUon'• approval to the rue ht. Then Sannont put on a T-shirt with ·--n.e Spirit of caufomla .. across the back. H t '" the ham· mock seat under the glJder and walked the ungalnly craft onto a r unway. Five minutes late.r, at 11:50 a.m ., be started the motor and the glider lifted. its wings rock· ing back and forth briefly before the craft stabiliied and rose higher. Sar m o nt1 waved to bls. girUriend below and headed for lbe Statue of Li~9y, two hours away and t.be, omcial starting point of the transatlantic effort. It won't be a non-stop venture lik~ Lucky Undy's aboard the "Splrit of St. Louis" some !50 years alQ. tnstead he will head up the Hudson River to Albany, stop- ping in Canada, Greenland , Iceland and Scotland on the 6,000·rnJle trip. He's ncurtn1 on U days ln lhe glider. INSIDE TODAY Oran~ CO<Ut College i& r~!lfng for "Company" - the Broadway musical by that Mme -and Bob Hope. See Page Cl . At Y_..,__ Al L M.-..,. M ............ ~ .. , Cle...... OM4 C-k• ~-er.u...-Cit .,......._.,. 01 •••wi.t .. . ...,...... CMt ,,......... ••.a ....... ,0. ......... ~ ... .., .U DAIL v P!LOT I fn9. Ju!>t ''· 1• -~-..-JVST BREAK.ING--~ 1.41• llnu /10fft • ...,., wrld -......, WUll ._lopn....., Military Usea Tanks . To Comrol Bolivia LA PAZ. Bolivia (AP) -1'1'41 cww mtllt.ary rulers ol BoUv\a tnt tanks and ltOOPI to the country'• lJft·miftlDI ntt-'-today to confront annt"d v.orlcf'rs challmgu'' their nch\ wine ~P The aien tr•l• OVf!rtllrev. Bolivja C'lvlhao conmmt'nl Thursday and el~ed pow•r to block t.he expec:ted el.et1on of • lefh ·t pn>$adent Ttus c•P•l•I t•1ty ·~~calm tJd& mom&nl aner a night of &Poru<l1c .iul\hrt' Students and otht'r c1v1l1an 1roups bttd dech&rt-d tht>> would rt' t~l tht' military t.akMvf'r Army trueh loadf'd v. 1th hN1\•1ly umt-d a.old1ers patrolled the strffts durinji the night ·~IUHl•f,..a 8 TM A..MO(la~ PTMa Ira.n's !>te m fir\•oluUonary Judie Sadt'lh J<halkhllll t-nt seven mt'fl and on • v.-oman befon-a fh1nl squad on a downtown Tehran tn.-..•t to<h1y on t'harg~ ran11n1 ftom drug trafrk kln& lo odomy ••nd runnma brothel~ Toda~ '1> i.unn~ st\o<>Ungs tn Tehran v.ere lhe se-c-ond such sidewalk ex~·uuons orden."d by Khalkhah on Jamsh1d Sf,reet m the l ran1.t11 t'dpa\al':. rt'<! Uatht dJ~tntt The Judge conten~ open air exeeutlon!> dl'ter c rtml'3 SCoc-k• S how S harp Gcd• N EW \'OHK 1AP> Stock pnN.' ran up anothi!r shafl> gain m heav~ trndan~ toda) extending Thur..da) s rail) amid hopes for an curl\ rccovl'n from thl' rect>l>:.100 The oO" Jones average of JO mdustnals. \loh1ch dosed Thur::.da) at a thrt>e )ear high. picked up another 8 71 points to 923 81 dft('r thrt•c hour!> of trad11)g today Gainers held a >2 lead O\ l'r 101>1:~ in the ta ll y of Ne" York Stoek Exchange-listed 1:,- sues. KllleGit OU Bid Nl.rftf LOS A.;\IGELES ANGELES <AP) -The three co ·executors of the estate of the latt! J P aul Gettv re\ected lhe S982 million offer by Kuwait to buy lhe estate's 14 6 percent holding of Getty 011 Co's stock, one co-executor announced today. "We have declined the offer and we are not involved in any further discussions." said Robert Ha nson, senior vice president of Title Insura nce & Trus t Co , one of the co-executors. Egflll ThroteN at Tllatdtft- CARDIFF. Wales <AP> -Young Welsh demonstrators. pro- testing the British government's refusal to open a Welsh· language television channel. threw eggs at Prime Minister Margaret Thatche r's limousine and blocked the road with their bodies as she visited a North Wales factory today. Panel Told California Facing Earthq_uake Danger C'a hfornaa 'i. ::.t<ilc and local governmenl6 arc "1U prepared" H a major earthquake should s trike. according to testimony during a congressional hearing h eld Thursday in Santa Ana. Rep. Jerry Patter'ion, D·Santa Ana . t'onducted the day-long :.essaon for the tlouse subcom m ittee on Housing a nd Com· mun1ty Development. The s ub- committee 1s examining the federal government's role m pr1:panng for and coping the earthquakes Caltforn1C1 's poor state of .-ead1ness wa:-. de~cribed by As· scmblvman Frank V1cenc1a. D· Compton. chairman of the state Assembly s ubcommittee on Emergency Preparedness and disaster rehef. Vicen c 1a , like Anah ei m Mavor J ohn Seymour who also testified, sa.id he reels disaster plannmg should be left to st.ate and local governments. although he conceded stale government in Califom1a needs to work much harder coordinating plans for dealing with a major disaster a m ona st.ate departments. Both V1ccnc1a and Seymour s uggested the federal govern· ment should tackle the issue of earthquake insurance, offenng home owners low-cost protection on a program similar to the ex· 1::.tmg National Flood Insurance program Both men said they felt the s mall demand for earthquake ln- ~urance at present -It was ~stimat.ed that fewer than one of ~ve ry 20 ho mes is insured against earthquake damage - was the fault of Insurance com· panles which had made the cov· erage expensive and difficult to get But i ns urance specialists wdn 't,necessarily agree. 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"Whether t he flood insurance concept transfers to earthquake cov· er age remains to be seen." Hi s agency has called a seminar of experts in the held lo consider the question later UUs summer. he said. The subcommitlee he aring Thursday consisted of Pal · terson. his staff and the commit· tee staff. Chairman Thomas As hley. D -O h1 0 . wh o a c · companied Patterson Wednes· dav on a visit to Cal Tech re· turn ed to Washington D.C before the sess1on'opened The hearings moved to San Francisco today. leaks Close Nuke Plant Until Fall Southern California Ed1&0n of. ficlals say hundreds of leaking and corroded steam tubes in the San Onofre nuclear plant's Unit One steam generator will cause the facility to remain s hut down until al leut late fall. An Edison spokesman s11d m· spect1ons revealed corroaion and leakage in many of the one-half inch tubes that carry steam from the reactor. The reactor has been s hut down since April 9 when refuel· ing, m ain tenance and con· struction work was undertaken. The spokesma n said for each day the reactors shut down Edison ~oses $312,000. This figure represents 20 per· cent of the cost of oil and natural gas burned to make up for the 456 megawatts of electricity loet from San Onofre. when the plant is out of operation. The spokesman said lhe leak· ing tubes posed DO public health hazard and that leakaae had been monitored prior to the Apr!I 9 shutdown. "Systematic inspections · re· vealed more COM"Ollon than haa previously been expected," the spokesman said. "Repairs will now procee d w lth N uclea r Ret ulatory Commission ap· proval." T he Ediacin spokesm an said the corro1ion wu believed to be ca"'ed by a chemical reacUon between the middle tubel and the ateam. He aald the tubel are made from an alloy of nlckel 1 c hromium and Iron callea tnconel. previously belltved to be the mo1t corro.ioa·r91lltut material mown. However. tbe aPGk•man said since tJle iftlt.allatlon of th• lub.- at San Onofre, otb.r hybrid forms of IDCOMI have beeft dil· cover*5 that are even more Im· penk>ul. Reduced Bay Plan Backed By STEVE MAaBLE Ol_O.. ............ .. A pro~ project to help clean oot UpJX.ir Newport 81y w11 glvm 1 S2 mllUon pat on \he bark Thursdu> by stat~ water bourd nwmtwrs m eeting in ~<l\'flUlWOlO The grant. shaved down from th" oniln•I SlO m1lhon request frorn the City ol Newport Beach. would be used for conitruction of 1 llllt catch basin. But Newport Beach city ol· (1c:1als mll5 t sausfy water board membeni on a number of points before the che(k ~ill be wntten. Tht> main :.tumbling block 1s that state and local 0Htc1als are un~ure how much 1t will C'05l to build 'uch a de·s1lllng basin. l'l l'\'dcd lO halt the now of sed1 m t>nt that washes into the bay from the San Diego Cr~k and the Deltu Flood Control Channel. Estimates. in the past. have ranged from $10 mil hon up to $40 million O m er Kin~. a v. ate r board :.pokei>man. said the city has un· tit December lo provide a cost e s timate. develop a ti m e schedule and show where ad· d1t1onal funds to complete tht· prOjt•ct would com e from · H the board isn't sati:.h ed with the answers. King l'Xplamed. the $2 m1llio n grant c ould b e scratched But N ewport Beac h City :.ta nager Robert W~nn today said I.he c1t) 1~ alread~ making ::.trides to fulhll the reque-sts Propo6als from eight separate enginttnng firms. requested by the city to draw up des1lt10g basin plans and cost estimates. s hould be in later this month ··u we can produce a proper plan in lime." said Wynn. "I'm about 90 percent sure that we can get the mone) · tie expressed doubt that S2 m1lhon would pay for the project but sug~ested the grant \l.Ould b~ excellent .. seed money" to at· tr act mom•\ from other sources Ktng, who said New Port Beach ~tayor Juckie Heather showed up Thursday to campaign for the grant. pointed out an add1t1onal t'ondll1on on the $2 mtlhon grant lie said the cit:, mus t come up wath matching funds totaling 50 per cent o r the grant. That amount. rather than 1n actual dollars. could be satis fied in land, KJng s aid. GOATS ... they gel the urge to merge with other goal!> and .that makts for a goat populat1on e Jtpl0510n "They have this tr emendous ab1hty to reproduce." he says of the refugee goat population which 1s currently corraled on the Island a rtillery target range and consuming SlOO worth of baled hay a day Nathenson say!> 1r the goal!> are :umed loose on Cahfom 1a soil th~y will continue their habits at the expense of native Amencan "lldhfe whose nghts ;.arc clearly above those of the ROats "We are s worn to protect native American wildlife and the~ 're from Europe." i;ays Nathenson. Clapp claims publm ty about lhe whole goat Issue generated a ft e r two Sa n Clemen te housewives and animal-lovers I earned they were to be ex· terminated by the Navy and raised a ruckus 1s to blame for the whole naming issue. "That damn AP sto ry . _ . F is h and Game spokesman Nathenson murmured today. taking hU umpteenth te lephone call about the latest news con· rerence by Clapp. "The simple truth or It Is that the goat e nhances the cattle operation ," says Clapp, a laconic. slow-talking livestock handler who could pick up a part as an extra in any Hollywood hay bumer movte. Wind; Swell Chills Sea An unusual west swell and winds have caused O<'Hb temperature on the Orange Coast to drop to a chilly SS deirees, accord· ing to ure,uards. Normally, water tem· perature Is In the hJah 60s, but Huntington Beach re· ported 55 cle""8 today Ne wport Beach sa. and Ufe1uardl at Huntington State Beach 1atd th• tem· perature dropped trorn fl1 to S8 delretl y11terday. Lifeguards reported that the eurrent alon1 tbt cout., wtdcb 111uaUy nows toUth thla time ol year. ii nownowtqwtet. Beam. havt abo ~ windy for the put Wetk, llf t aua rda said, which hell*S to cool \be water. COSTA MESA POLICE TOLD THI S CONCESSIONAIRE TO USE SMALLER 80TTlES THURSDAY lnveatigaton Ordered Change• In Thrff County Fair Mktway Oamea to Improve Players·~ Fair Game Booths Must Boost Odds f 'rone Page ,, I vows ... In a s l ashin g a tta c k on Ht·.J~an a little more than l2 hour.., ~rtrr the Re publican pres- Hlt-nlaal l'and1dale accepted hls parl) ·i. nomination , Kennedy i.a1d. ··we have only four more months t.o convince the voters that America 1s not Hollywood. the Re publicans are not the par· 1"' CJf the future. and Ronalct W1 bon fteagan 1:, not Franklin ()~ldno Roosevelt · ByCARL HENDE RSON Ol llW o.ilf ~I~ $YH Midway contest ants have a better chance today at winning a prize at the Orange County Fair Costa Mesa undercover pohce officers ordered operators of three camwal games to close Thursday unle. s chan~es "ere made an their booths The games 1nvoh·ed to sing 11 ping pong ball into a glass d1~h floated on v. ater. and tossing a r1n-g ont o a ·gla!.s bottle Concess1ona1r~ "er<· ordered to remove the dish and leave only the floating roam nng and to use smaller bottles Carnival manag<>r Ml'I Oaw1 said he would com pl} "1lh tht· orders. but claimed thJt tht' am e game .. "l'rc u~ed n ·crnth in other Orangt.• Count:!' •'\l·nl' "1thout compL.1101-. rrnrn 111v. enforcement aJ:cnc1e' No !.OOner had ln\c'>tl ~atrJr.., George W1bon <1nd Gt-or.:1· Ye z b 1 ck n rd er<: d I ht-th rt• t closures than the word "'a' out T he law had a rrt\erl "That hr::.t guy "C talked to has probably gone and told f:'\ eryone that "c·re here ... said Wilson. Indeed. ha"kers pinned their eyes on the wandering officers, urging them to try their game When Wilson and Yezb1ck pohte· ly ref~. the operators solicit ed other people. but kept I.heir c) cs on the detect"'e' They proba bl) rec o~n1zu1 Walker on sight This v.a' h1~ founh \1Slt 0n opening nl~hl he and other officers conf1 scalt.'<1 150 thrn",n~ rlarts for f'lther ~· mg too dull or ha\ In~ ft•athcr' m1.s~mg or damclged Ins pections at the fo1r arc an annual 1:vent for W1l 'inn bt'rauc;(> ··" c J~t v.ant lo ma kt• 'un· thJt they nffrr the publ1r.: ">Om l· r hanrr to v.1n ·· .I\!> the:!' ins pected eac h game, Wilson and Yezb1rk dc·mon-.trJt <'<1 hov. tht• odd~ <'Jn tw phte•t•d more in fa\or lo tht• c·;irn1\al O~of the m ost frequent games at the fair IS lOS!'itn~ d dime onto a d1~h a r(•d ~pot . or some other lar~ct Wilson pointed out that Crom a player's distance. an arc rather than an angle is needed for the dime to land and stay on a target But some oJ>('rato~ han~ hghu or prizes O\er the target:,, hm1t1n~ the n11zht oath Another game 1s knocking over two pop bottle5 at the same time with a ball. Yezb1ck poant· l'<1 out that ir bottles are placed on a Formica surface which has been rubbed w1th graphite . they will almost always shde, not fall · When people try the "rope lad· der e\ent." they a r e often hl'lped" b) the attendant. "ho :.tead1es the ladder a'> the) c ft mb But "'he n th e~·1;e almo't reacht'd the top and tl\e atten tant ·s ~till holding o n. a nd balanced them>eh es v. 1th that in mtnd. lh1: alll'ndant lets go and the center of g ra\ It) ~h1fl~ 'J he pla~ .. r f,jll'. to he t•ncouraj.?l-<l h~ lht· Jttt•ndant to tn a~arn sanrP h1: <Jr '>hl' nt·arl) madl' It 1 hc·n there ., thP ''"'" n~lin~ on thl· b11l1ard ball \\ 11'on '>aid that "ht•n the )!amt: I'> dt'm r•n:-.trated. the coin 1~ plaN·d nn th1: ball. J \lo ii \ from lht· pl.i~t'r . and eJ!til) knocked out of the circle v. hen hat by a ~ut• bdll Orclann~ that the Republican 1 11n\ t•nt1on th1:. wef!I< "sum· moncd America backwards." Kt•nnc'<!y said Reagan's proposal for a massive $30 b1lhon income tax cul amounted to "Laetnle l'>r th1· Amen<'an econom) · \nd hi· "nd the former c .iltlornw 1i:ovPrno r s for eign p1>l1<' v.ould put tht' l'n1tc•d ~1 ;111 • 11n th1· "'rnn ~ ... 1<fl' of ha!. 1111' 111 v1 uth1:rn Africa. in 1 • 111 r .ti ,\rn1•nt·a . ;,and where\'l~r , ..... ,., •.. tr• \ l'jrn1ng lfl bf> rree . \, ti•· h,,., fr1r m(lnth">. the \I "''"" hu,ctt.--. ~ena tor ms1steA,1\ t•• rll'ft·at.'Reagan 1<. 111 r• ,., 1 C.1nl·r a ncl "recommit 111ir')1·l\1"1 lo serve the d1 s- 1d\ Jnt.1i:('i'i .ind th1• c11!.affect("(J Fair Slate The annual Oran&e County Fair moves into its next to last day Saturday 1n Costa Mha "llh the RCA Rodeo. pup- peteer Shan Le"1" and th<· au1·t1011 of ll \C'>tock a!> major Jtlract1on., Attendance for the f1r~l '\tn "·•}'>. Fnday through Thursda~. tolaltd l9'J 685 UJ.1 .!J,2J5 rrom la!tl year's f1~ur('<o. for the s1m1ldr period Gates open at 10 a m and c 10-.1 Jt m1dn1ght ~taJor Pq •nt!\. Sdtunia\ 1ndudt· -k a .m .. 11r1• opt·n1n~ Junior Ho rl>e Show at l::qu l':.tnan Center -I I a .m., T :all Cotton Bluegrass Band 1n the Moonstunc Meadowc. -~OOC'l l-0 10 p.m .. Film Ft"\ll\31 -I p.m .. Junior ltw·~tock auctwn. !>heep and s wine. -? and .f p.m .. Kids ' thret.> legged races - J p.m .. RCA Rodeo. -3:30 and 5:30 p.m .. Da~ break on the Hentage Stage. -3 :30, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m .. Fun:. a-popp1n Circus. -•: 15, 6: l S and 8: IS p.m .. Winn Troupe, high w1re-<"HI~ -5 p.m .. Cov. milkm~ demon5trat1on. -6. and IOp.m .. S" a> inf? Bl'lros aenal act. -6:30 p.m., Junior hvesl.O<"k auctJon. bee(. -6:45 p.m .• Los Caballeros Band parade -7 and 9 p.m .• Shan ~wts in the amphitheater -7 to JJ :30 p.m ., Billy Maze Band in the Moonshine ~l eado""~ -7:30 p.m .. Nev. Wave Rock & Roll Dance & Ltght Sho \lo •I I BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollar. •WtTH PURCHASE OF O NE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714} 540-1602 - ---~ 1 ·~ MOSKOWITZ Friday'• , NYSE COMPOSITE (PDT) Priee. TRANSACTIONS ~ -· ~ .... .,. .. ,-~-·~ .. . . • ' • • I'"\,• • , ~ •' ' DAllY PllOT '11ay, July 11. 1980 s <'Allee 11 .. alltf Teps Soda Pop Markel~ I Reflects Regions · 8)' •O.TON llOC!IKOWm ID 1979, 30 percent of all tbe Merudes·Bt n1 automobiles sold in tbe United Statea were boucht ln Loi Anteles. Du.ring the year consumption of cranberries wu twice aa bJgh in Boeton u in the rest ot't.be country. On the other •. band, the average Bostonian cooaumed only ooe·haJI tbe cereal meal ban eaten by tbe aver&&• couumer ln the rest of the country. Canned dog food is most popular 'n the westem part ot the country. Iced tea D:?ixes get sold mOlt in the Nortbeut. Rye bread eat.en are in the North CentraJ states. The Northeast has the pumpernickel bread eaten. ""' All of this is by way of saylni that regional pAtt.eru still matter. The country hu not become so homogenized that we're all buying euctly t.he same things from coast to coast -at least not yet. IF YOU TBA VEL around the country, you wlll quick'y notice these differences. No one eats cream cheese the way New Yorkers do. No one buys foreign can the way Californians do. Los Angeles is a vodka town. 'San Francisco is a bourbon town. New York is a Scotch town. Wisconsin is brandy country. The regional di(ferences extend to brand preferences. Ford bas always sold better ln the South than ln the rest of the nation. Chevrolet plows under the opposition in New York and Chicago but has never won the hearts of Callfornl4ns. The Los Angeles freeway drivers are not only the biggest buyers of Me r cedes-Benze s, they're also the No. 1 customers of Cadillac. Rolls-R oyce and Ferrari. Money Tree Soft drinks are a good place to see how these patterns enfold. J;manuel Goldman. a researcher at the New York mvestment advisor. Sanford C Bernstein & Co . hai; done an analysis that points up the regional differences by brand The contrasts are striking • • For example. Coca.Cola 1s of course the brand leader. holding about 25 percent of the national market to Pepsi-Cola's l8 percent. But when these two brands race off against each other in the North Central stat~Jllinois. Wisconsin. Minnesota. Michigan. Iowa the Dakotas. Nebraska, lndiana Obiol .• the ,.P.glLUOR$ _!re-"yersed ~-_ Pepsi bas 25 percent of the markCCoke 19 percent They're also neck·and·rteek if\ the West. with Coke holdtng a 20 percent share. Pepsi 17 percent. WHEllE COCA·COLA really clobbers Pepsi is in the South, its home turf Coke holds 32 percent of the market m the southern states. Pepsi has only 15 percent. People an the South also dnnl< more sort drinks than people m the rest of the country -and that's reflected m the startling statistic that Coca·Cola derives 47 percent - nearly half -or its total sales from the southern states Pepsi·Cola gets only 30 percent of 1ls sales from the South Seven.Up's prime market 1s the center of the country They get 41 percent of their total s ales from the states in the north central part or tbe country. Royal Crown Cola. which comes out of Georgia, Is also popular in that part or the country for reasons unknown to me. They're selling 43 .• y percent of their product there. Seven.Up's share of tbe national market is S.4 percent. Breathing down their neck is Dr. Pepper with 5.2 percent But Dr. Pepper. while it has mounted a national campaign, ts still very much a child of the South. It gets 63 percent of its total sales from the southern states. WHAT ELSE IS REVEALED in Goldman's charts? 'This local brands rtounsh more in the Northeast than tn any other part of the country Jn the northeastern states the lop five soft dnnk comparues-Coca·Cola. Pepsi-Cola. Seven·Up, Dr. Pepper and RoyaJ Crown -have only 64 ~rcenl of the total marltet. compared to the 70 percent they have in tbe West and the *> percent they enjoy in the South and North Central. We also see lhat t:~a·Cola 's other brands-Tab <the lea ding diet soft drink ). Sprite Cposil1oned against Seven·Up1. Mr. P1BR 1a1med at Dr Pepper>. Fanta. Fresca and Mello Yello -have a combined market share of 5.9 percent. which 1s bigger than Seven·Up's or Or. Pepper's. And all to~e ther they give the Coca·Cola Company 35 percent or the entire l.: S. soft drink market. su., .. r NEW V()llllC (API -HM'dJ' & H••mMI sltwr \ll ICIO, Oft IO JT,, . '• t • • 1 l -------------~-Y-~T _____ ,_~._~~'-···~ _______ S_IP.fJl9'ts JohDSevano R~ Fever: It's Only Beginning. Goab, it Mems like only ,_.., t.IM beu.ed a.Del e.lippiMld Loi A.nl•l• RalU ........ beW. with &he mlalll.1 Pittabw&h S&.eelert LD 5'u*' Bowl XIV. lt can't be lbat Ume acain alreedy, cu tu WtU, don't blink, be<auN tt la. ~vet and 1\rl friends can at.art looklnl ebewher6 for \.blnCI to do en weekenda and lllondQ ailbt.I. ACT\IALL Y. TBI! ltAll8 a.re a little bit later than some ol the other NFL teams in operuoa trainang camp. Tbe Steelen opened lbeir camp Thursday, and San Die10 a.ad Dallas have ...-eady eneaa~ in a puain1-1ame 1crtmmace. Ume to teU you what to npect over the next al.x WeHI" -Pat Haden and Vince Ferracamo will en1a1e U\ a 1rltty battle for the No. l quarterback posiUon. -~t leaat ooe writ.er will blow the batUe out of proportion. causln& anlmoalty betw~n the two QB• and a apllt among Ram players..u to wbo'a the best. -Dou& France will walk out of camp. -Jack Reynolda will level a rookie running back during a scrimmage and smile. J. Y'OUNGk.000 -Someooe will mentJon to Fred Dryer be'a ta. skinny to play clefenalve end. -Somebody will walk out or retire, lf only IOI' 1 day. .:..11a1avui will be interviewed on tape and U.. Will HY be WU milquoted U., next day. -The Rama will be picked by everybody u UM odds-on favorite to reach the Super Bowl. Have fun football fans. Ram Fever is only begin. ning. • •• So. really, Ora.nae County patrons have gotten a break as the rookies will be cbec~g into the Rams' summer camp headquarters at Cal St.ate Fullerton Saturday, with J)le veterans scheduled to arrive a week later. -ONE KEN CLARK PUNT will travel 60 yards ... t.benexl will travel 10. -There will be erumbllngs by some veteran players as to why rookie Johnnie Johnson got so many zerosonbl.sslx-yearcontract. a choice that wUJ. be second-guessed, either way, week alter week. FO& TllOSE 'WHO WOULD like to catch a glimpse of the NFC .champions, two·a·day workouts will start Monday with practices at 9:30 a .m. and 3 p.m . The workout.a are beld at Cal State Fullm.on. -Jack Youngblood. in the last year of bls COO· tract, will talk about retirement. ANYWAY. NOW lllGm' be an appropriate -Both Haden and Ferragamo will have eood and bad outings, leaving Coach Ray Mala vasi with -FllANX COKRAL WIU MISS a fi eld goal from 30 yards or less. The Rams, undoubtedly, will have a few seasicm <See SEV ANO, Page 87) Earlg Season Incomplete No, you're not dreaming. It's football time again as the San Diego Chargers and Dallas Cowboys got an early start on the rest of the NFL as the two teams engaged in a pass- ing scr immage at UC Irvine Thursday. This is just part of lh~ction that t ook place a!r Charger rookie J ohn Floyd (86) has the ball fly just out of his reach as the Cowboys' Steve Wtlson def ends. The Rams open their 1980 summer camp Saturday as the rookie s are scheduled to report, with the veterans arriving a week later. Toronto ln:vaJes Knapp's Woes Puzzle Knapp · By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of .... 0..ty ~ S4Mf There was a tJme when Angel starl.ulg pitchers couldn~t afford lhrtt OT four bad outings in a row . Somebody was always wailing in the wings to lake their place. Ask Chris Knapp or Franll Tanana. Each was banished to the bullpen after they struggled early in the season. BUT TODAY, W1TH Bruce Kison out for the year and Dave Frost and Jim Barr stiU oo the disabled hst. Manager J im Fregos1 LS st:uck. He has already penciled to Knapp ror at least three more starts. Knapp will be the fi rst to admit that be hasn't exacUy earned them. .. In three of my last four oul· in gs J ·ve been knocked out before the s«OOd inn.ing. I'm j u st not rea l s harp," the bespectacled , s ort -spoken pi t cher says. "Tooigbt my location was a liWe better, but lately I've bffn wild lo the strike zone. I've beal throwine a lot of fat pitches." KNAPP <Z·7) TOOK the loss as Cleveland beat the Angels. 5·3. before a quiet Anaheim Stadium crowd of 22.796 Thurs· day nighL Rumors persist that Knapp isn't fully recovered from last year ·s ruptured disc io his back. but he dismisses such questioos wilb a laugh. "No. the back is fine. There are no after-effects at all. I've JUSt been struggling in the early innlngs," be said. "All tbrou.gb my career i've struggled mon in the early innings. But never this bad." KNAPP GA VE UP a leadoff .single to Miguel Dllone, then served a triple to Jorge Orta. It was J-0 before Knapp had faced his third batter -Mike Ha.r· grove -whom he walked. It looked like another qwck de- parture for Knapp. But he settled down. allowing solo runs in the fifth and sixth before leaving with a 3·2 deficit pnor to the seventh. ·'I would s ay thi s was a halfway decent outing," Knapp said. "Cert.aully a lot belt.er than some ot the Olhers. · • CONSIDERING FREG-OSl'S history of givmg up on st.ruggl· mg starters, Knapp was asked ii he has been having thoughts like: Is this start tonight my List chance! "I lry not lo let negative thoughts like that creep in. I just try to give my best job and \et J immy decide what be want.a to do." Knapp answered. He has never bad a losing season in the major leagues, but Knapp is faca.ng just such an eventuality now. and...he's gel· ting a little desperate. ~ .. l 'VE TRIED several things. Like wanrung up longer or not warming up as long," he says. "I even tried warming up stop. ping. then warmmg up some more. r·m jus t searching for something that will work." If Knapp were the only Angel <See ANGELS, Page Bt> Pole Vault Mark Set by Accidenl PARIS <AP J -Phillipe Houvion of France. the new world pole vault record-holder, thought he was only tryin.c for a tie. W 1th three Frenchmen still in the nmning, lbe bar was set al 18 feet. 10~ inches. the world ~ cord height cleared earlier this ye ar by France's Thierry Vigneroo. BOTH VIGNE&ON and countryman Jean-Michel Bellot failed to clear the bar in three attempts. but Houvion made it over euUy. When officials re· Inspected the bar, they found it measured 18-ll ~from the cround and declared a world record. -Some 8,000 s pectators at Cbarlety Stadium then cheered their approval when the Jlactni C lub of France, meet or- gan izers, r aised the bar to 19-J'h. Houvion took three tries at brealt.ing the 19-foot barrier but faUed. The meet, which attracted participants from 20 countries including the United States, is the rinal prep for many of the athletes for the 1980 Summer Olympics at Moecow. AMONG THE OTHER win· ners were Edwin Moses in the 400-meter hurdles. Craig Virlin of . the United States in tbe 10,000·meters, Frenchman Herman Panzo in the 100-meters and Nyambui of Tamanla in the 1,500-meters. . A. Vieto._.y Suits Sutton .Just Fine Moees took an early lead aad never look~ threatened in win· nin1 in 48.~ secooc:ls. Vlrcln won the 10,000 in 'rl: 29.16. He won tbe same event here lut year iD 'rl:28. Panzo won the 100 meters ID 10.55, outduellng American Steve Wl.lllams. Nyambui won a tou1b batUe wilb FrtJncbman Ales Gclmalez in the 1,500, wbt- ninc in 3:38.95, one bundredtb ot a iec:ood abeH of 9omalea. CHICAGO CAP) -Lo• Aneelea Dodier pitcher Don Sutton baa tbJa lbbll about records wbere tbe Qllcqo CUbsan~. From 1111 tbrou1b lllt, be establllbed a major leque nlC*d by lo1ta1 11 coaHcuthe 1amea to Cbleqo•a NatlaDal Leacue ..try. GOING DITO TllS bottom of the ntatb bmial 'l'llunday wttb a M lead aad a one-hitter, tbe JS-year-old rllbtb .... W a dwaee to put a few man~· atrtes Into ti.. boolE. A llllllout WCRlld baYe bem tbe 5lnl ol bis HM', paittlq blm 10th an the aJI. Ume lilt d flnt &mOGf act!ve NL hurlers. A one-hitter would.have been tbe alxth of h1I career. tops amooe NL pltcben, put or pr'ftent. But a (eadotf •lncJe by lllke Tyaon and another two outs later by Lenny Randle ended the IOOH •HS with Cblca90'1 lone tally, learinl Sutton a 3-1 victor. Still, be WU '1iDnlnl· ueBm. 1 LOVE 1butouta. I love thole acm1 of IUftl," said Sutton. 7·2. "But I can tbJn.t of Umes that I bad bet· ter atuff. I bad • 1ood fu tball today, and I could put It ln spot.I . . . But b,y any meam I don't want to poor mouth my pltcblnc today. U wu bitter thu a lot of~ ttmes. '' He bad a chance in the ninth to pre- serve the shutout u Tyson raced to second oa a 1low roller by Ivan DeJesua to the rtcht 1lde of the lnfleld. Sutton gloved the ball, looked at secood, but went to ftnt inateH. Randle followed with a IOft liner that just eluded Daver Lopes' outstretched 1love to produce tbe lone nm. ''If I had a lood lriP on the ball, I would have thrown -but I'm not about to make 10me wild-haired th.row and rilk runnen on ~d and third in tbla ball put," said Sutton. "I'll tell you tbit. t'm not half u dllappohlted about tbe 1butout as U I'd tried to do • something stupid • . • I'm not euctly a Golden Glover.'' 8UTl'ON WAS PEaPB~ throucb three lnntnp and aet dowll tae ftnt 11 Cubs ln succeulon before yteldiq a harmless two-out 11.D1l• to Bill BuckDer in the fourth. He tben proceeded to mow down the next 11 bitten LD a row before w1lklnc Jerry Martin. He ftailbld wttll four 1trlkeoull and one walk. The Dodgen •cored 1n tbe ftnt u Davey Lopes lined starter Denni• Lamp'• first pitch l.nto ceDtlr fteld for a base blt. He took tb.lrd ·wbeD ._., Law followed wttb a llnlle ud came bome on a" lDfteld blt by lleqte Sl:Dlda. • A nENCB TEAii abo edlld the United States ln the -. meter relay wtth a time of •:IL Tbe U.S. team WU clocked bl 40:CMS. n.:"3'.:!!ty of the meet w und by tbe witbdrawal ot several top.notch atllletel. a. cludlna American Rod MUbun. MUbunl WU forced to pulJ Gllt11f tbe 11.o.met« hurdles wbm lie WU uraieat1Y called bome, IDll& offletala 1atd. Tbere wu • f\ll'tber apl1Q1UGD llvea.