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.su.,geon Ordered Peter Sellers
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To Stand Trial ·A.gain Strick
·in T~iangle Case By .Heart 1'.ttack
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 2'2, 1980
VOL 7J, HO. JM, J SECTIONS, 24 .. AGIS
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David Miller, an importer of novelty items who is in the
business of making suckers out of politicians, nibbles on a
caricature of Ronald Reagan as be displays likenesses of
Ayatollah Khomeini. Fidel Castro and Iranian President
Bani-Sadr. He hopes he'll take a licking at the
Democratic convention.
Drought Still Bere
Showers Relieve
I
Southwest's Heat
Bytlle Anedated Preta
Rain took some of lbe pain out
of the beat wave that bas
rontributed to more tbu 1.~
deaths today. but a1rtcwtu.re
offlciala say it will take a lot
Tot Slain;
Father Held
DETROIT <AP) -A 27-year-
Qld ex-convict was arrested l tiler bla 3-year-old son w11 beatea to death with a brick.
PQUce aald the motive for the
~ may have been revenae
If.mat the boy's mother. Tiie body of D'andre Parter "II found dan11.lna on a fence •IUI a re>pe aro.and its neck
$••day. Police Sft. Donald N• aaid tbe cblld died from Mad~uriea. fte boy'1 father, Herman
8-Der, wu arrated at taJa ......
more lo break a dought in tbe
Southwest.
Widely scattered showers fell
across Texas today but officiala
said it was just a drop in the
bucket.
''Tobaveanykindofrelleffrom
the droueht. we'll need a rainfall
of an inch and a half to two
inches," said Vlrgil Helm of the
U.S. Department of Agriculture's
Soil Conservation Service in
Dallu. "Some of lbe areaa are ao
dried out that you have such huge
cueb that it milbt take three to
four inches.j'
More than four lnches fell ln
so m e eastern Arkansas
communities late Monday and of.
ficiala there called it "just a abot
in the arm."
Dr. Woody Miiey. •. aoil
speciaUat for tbe Arkana.,aa
Cooperative Em.tslon Service,
said, however, tbat about IO
percent~ tbe cotton crop could
bounce beck lf more rainl rau m
tbt nt 1rt '"' wee'.:s. ,.,.eo ~orth and Nortbeaat,
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Triangle Dea.ths
Doctor Faces
Murder Trial
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OI tlle o.lty l'lle4 Maff
A prominent Hunti ngton
Harbour s urgeon bas been
ordered to stand trial in Orange
County Superior Court for the
June 13 double slaying of his
Bizarre Tape
Bares Tale
Of Murders
RED BLUFF <AP> -Edward
Lee Crandall, who police say
killed four and then shot himself
as he drove off a cliff, left
behind a wood and cardboard
spaceship.
Police s aid Monday that
Crandall, 32. also left a
2~·minule recorded tape in bis
small and cluttered home in
Fairhaven. Humboldt County.
Crandall committed suicide
July 12 ln Lassen National Park
after killing <Barbara Jean
Kitchen, 32, and her three
children, ln tbelr Red Bluff
home, officers say.
The tape says, 'Tm Edward
Crandall and I'm a nut."
Tehama County S heriff's
Capt . William Cubdollar
apecwated that Crandall killed
the Kitchens simply because he
had known them better than
anyone, bavin1 been friends for
a lone Ume. He sald Crandall
appears to have wanted to kill
especially the children.
The tape said, "A frihd ol
mine came over today and told
me that abe waa nearly
kidnapped yesterday and today
she's iotni to ao ln and talk to the police. .
"Well, that -since I'm a
child moletter -lbat pushes up
my plam. I'm afraid abe's tolDI
to •Pill the beam -IO I'm aolnc
to put my plan into operat.laft,
lbe llttle that there ls of it," the
tape said.
Cranda ll seemed moat
concerned ror the rate or bla
wood and cardboard space ship,
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Oil Exporb Cut
MEXICU <..'lTY CAP)-Mex·
lco·a natlonaJ oil monopolY an·
nounced It was temporarily cut·
t1n1 back exports t.o help ln·
creaae domestic supplies. About
52 percent ol Medco'1 export..t
oil la purctiaaed by U.S. oil
nrma.
t
I . ex-wife and a well-known Long
Beach attorney presumed to be
her lover.
W es t Orange Cou nt y
Municipal Court Judge Ragnar
Engebretsen ruled Monday
there was reasonable cause to
believe that Or Louis Ala1a. 50.
stabbed Mar gy Lou /\la1a and
Marvin Tincher to death Wllh a
kitchen knife the night or Friday
the 13th.
"J can sec where a jury could
conclude . . . that first degree
m urd e r h ad occurred."
Engebretsen said in reJe<:tlng
defense requests that murder
c harges a gain s t Ala1a be
dismissed.
Engebretsen also turned do-.Tl
a defense motion to drop special
ci rcumstance a I legations
against the gray-haired phy
s ician that could lead to
consideration of the death
penalty if he is convicted.
The judge s aid there was
reasonable cause to beljeve that
special cir cums tan ces -
multiple murders -existed in
the case.
Engebretsen ordered AJaia,
presently free on '250,00 bail, to
appear in Superior Court in
Santa Ana Aug . 4. A trial date
would then be set.
Defense attorneys for Alaia
had sousht to have charges
a1almt the orthopedic surgeon
diamllled for lack ol evidence.
Co-eoumel Ed Geor1e Jr. said
the ~on. in preseotin1
evidence duriq a preliminary
hearin& that be1an Friday, bad
not demonstrated to a
reasonable certainty that Alai•
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Gay Cubans
Head for SF
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>
Gay leaden .,.-eoalident that
the resettlement of bomoeexuai
Cu ban refu1ee1 in San
Franclaco beJi.nnln1 Wedneeday
will 10 amootbly.
"We•re pretty much preP.,.ed
for them," aald Keo Maley, a
member or a t•Y committee
connected to the Castro
District 's Metropolitan
Community Church.
About 40 aar C\abana are to
arrive WedMad.ly from l:Clln
~lr Force Bate in l"lortda, and
another 4011aundQ. Tbe clb'•
l•Y leaders estimate San
Franclaco could receive aa
many 11 1,000 refq ... over U..
next few montbl.
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STRICKEN
Peter Sellers
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Aili1ig Heart
Hospitalizes
Peter Sellers
. LONDON tAP >-Actor Peter
Sellers suffered a heart attack
tod ay at Lo ndon's plus h
Dorchester Hotel and was taken
to a hospital. He was first
reported in grave condition but
later was said to have improved
slightly.
The 54-year-old Sellers bas
s uffered a s tring of heart
attacks the past six years. The
last was in May in Dublin,
where be was hospitalized for
several days. In 1977 he was
fitted with a pacemaker.
A spokesman at t h e
Dorchester. home for visiting
royalty, tycoons and movie
stars. said Sellers checked in
Saturday with bis secretary.
Michael Jeffries.
After being stricken. at the
hotel today, he wu taken to a
hospital, where a spokea~an
said be was "rravely ill." Three
hours after be was taken m.
bo•ever, the spokesman said
Sellen' coaditi<lll bad improved
sUabUy. He wu being treated ln
the intensive-care unit.
The actor was recentlt
reunited with his fourth wife,
Lynne Frederick, 29 years his
junior. aft.er a split. She 1VU not
believed to be with him in
London.
1 Shot, I Knifed
LODI '<AP> -One man wu
shot to death and b.ia alle1ed u -
u Han\ was stabbed several
times and lost an ear after beins
cauaht by the dead man'•
rrtends. sheriff's deputies said
Thuraday.
Transient
Jailed; 2
Wounded
By FllEDEIUCK SCRO EM EHL
Otdllt~, ...... ,Yft
A two-county s hooting spree
that left a Los Alamitos man
dead and his nephew and a Los
Angeles teen-ager mJured ended
early today m the arrest o( a
northern California transient on
murder and assault charges.
Huitt Carter. believed to be
about 30, was arrested by
Torrance Polrce Department
oHicc•rs about l.15 a.m. today
without iul·ident. more than six
hours after the shooting began,
authont1es said
Killed about 6:30 p m . Monday
by a single shot from a .30
calibe r carbine rifle was
Ca rter's father. Dean Carter , 62.
of 12100 Montec1to, located in the
unincorpor ated Ross moor
neighborhood of Los Alamitos.
Or a nge County S herifr's
Department investigators also
alleged that Carter shot his
cousin. Dean J antzen. 17, who
also h\•cd at the Ross moor
address Jantzen was reported
to be in serious condition today
at Fountain Valley Community
Hospital a fte r undergoing
emergency surgery for stomach
wounds
Lt. Wyatt Hart said Carter
ned from the residence after the
s hooting and drove to Norwalk
where Jeffrey Glenn Simps0o.
18, was shot twice and injurechs
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Coast
Weather
Fair through Wednes-
day. except for night and
morning low c l ouds
spreading inland. Lows
tonight 60 at the beaches,
65 Inland. Hi1hs Wednes-
day upper 60s to lower 80s.
INSIDE TODA"
F'or thoN .mo how giWft
up on the AnQtll, the RorM
ha~ opnwd lllO to0rlcotd1.
See lfOfll. photot, POQt Bf.
l•tlex
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'Don't Register'
Rroteaters Chant; ignups Continue
8 7 fte AAKU&ed P,..
P ost of11tt11 •round tbe
country wue r ln1td with
l1n ~·•vlnti demonat raton c~anUna "Don't Realrter" as
yeuntt men bea•n re111tenn1
with the> Stlec:Hvf' Seorvltf'
SJ 11 tem amid protests lbi.l
generally ~rC' peacftful
Mlcbatf llUJ.1ht as hf' 1111nf'd up
lft Oakland "I ijwst hol)(' I don't
bevt to so . I Ju t be1u
llvln1 my ure "
•·what. c-.n • yuu do'> ll'a the
covero'ment. rl1ht '> •• •••d
The rf'glstrotlon 11ro1ram,
whtt'h will afft-'<"t four mllllon
men bOm In UJOO 1md tOOl , ~,ao
Monday and eontlouc-~t todl'Y
urter last rrunute efforta tu block
It It Is ~ioa challen.ied as
unton11t ltutlon•l becttu:se it
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Mother Did It
• RegUters Son for Draft
GRAY COURT. S.C. fA.., -Jn the rural town of Gray
Court. registration v,r1th the Selet'llve Serv1re System was an
unusual expen enre for Manon Cooper and ht!r 19-year-old son Eddie
Mrs. Cooper , who worlt:s at the Gray Court post off1ee. registered her only child Monday.
"There was a special feeling there." she said "We 're very close. I guess that makes it worse "
"It made me feel a little more comfortable." said CooRer. a student at Furman University in nearby Greenvtlle, · but I
"" guess she hated to see me register." -.• ~
Draft Sign ups
Booth Operators
utlud women. a.ad lhe U.S..
Suprem Court la expect.ed to
bear the rue later this year.
Jlrotttts were wldespread, but
gt>nf'rally small. and wer~ not
reported t.o have interfered with
rt.'ttlstraUon.
Post offke walls were spray
painted with anti·recistration
alogan.s m Seattle. aod several
t ho usand reglatntlon forms
were stolen ovenlilht from the
Eugene. Ore., post office.
Two New Yorlt City postal
workers fiJed a lawsuit asking to
be exempted from:=oc:euing re,istraUon forms. Rogg,
29. who applied for eatious
objet'tor s tatus durln& l be
\'1etnam war, said be could not
"1n good conscience" help
register other people.
Hundreds of people paraded
outside a New York City post
o ff1 c<' Ot'ros,; fro m Mattison
Square Garden. while protestors
Inside locked arms in front of
th<.• registration wlndow.
Some 20 pickets 1.n San
Antonio, T exas. chanted, "One.
two. thrE'e. four, Exxon's not
worth a war." o
Some 400 people marched
around San Francisco's main
post office. and In B ernal
Hei~hts. Calif .. two men chained
themselves to the post office
door before police cut them free
and cited them for disturbing
the peace
But the r e al so were
demonstrations of another~rt.
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DENISE WORD AEVEl'..8 IN WELCOME DALLAS RAINFALL
Ju8t a Drop In the Buctcet After'Perchlng Drought
Boomer Weds
TV Canine •Marries' Pooclle
bfMIP-AI
RAIN ••.
!b\ch bad been spared tbe beat I
pla1uln1 other perts of tbe
~U:Z· oo Monday endured a day ot temperatures 0..-
100. Water emergencies were de-
cl a red i n New York and
Philadelphia.
Tbe beat hu been blam" for at
least 1,21ldeatba ln23statesalnce
June 22. according to an unolftcial
count by the Associated Press.
Sen. David Pryor, D·Ark ..
said hf was "appalled and
fru s trate d '' bec ause the
F armers Home Admlnislratio.D
baa not declared the state a
beat.wave disaster area. The
Small Business Administration
declared a disaster area in the
stale Thursday.
Mi ssouri Gov . J ose ph
Teasdale and Lt. Gov. William
Phelps went to Was hingtco on
Monday to seek an additional S20
mllllon in federal aid. T he state
h as rere1ved more th.an $6.S
million from the government,
with mo6l or the money going for
the purchase and delivery of
fans
T empe ratures 10 both
Arkansas and Missouri cooled
som ewhat Monday, but bot
weather and increased humidity
we re expected to return by the
e n d o f t h e w ee k . H i gh
temperatures in the 80s were
reported Monday in Arkansas,
while in Missouri only J oplin
r~port.ed a temperature or 100 or
higher.
In Mississippi, 11 Inches of
rain Monday broueht some
relief from the heat, but forced
more than 1.000 residents to
leave lhe1r h<,mes. The Nal1onf.1
Weathe r Service placed the
entire Mt!>!>1ss1pp1 OellCI under a
I A ... "RA L'ALLS.. ... v AJ"--w th. lb I'\ ot £\laaa na~h fll'IOd watcn Monoay nrgnt. F igfit_ IJ!!r<lstr~ti~ At •dawn, a group'"<\{ young men pnfildelriniolsnte the
1'allc~",llE!': ~~nstm!e"Witlf9
Am l'r1 c an flags, and four
~~ r _,_,__( -~ e m ~~r· .....!2 _r_____ ·bth: m:lln)':::i\altt~•illiu~~u~-.. -f,'~~:';i~~~ l~~ ~~ ~nl~--by t~e heat wave ~re enjoying Here. s Boonf1::r. ga\ie a resounding wbof and was mamed t~ some relief. temperatu.res in
The hand-pamted sign on the 1! sometlung happened here. at
side or the plywood booth near ho m e. · · s a 1 d a l h 1 rd. a
the mam Santa Ana post office 20-year-old Mexican Amencan
reaq , "Draft Counselor Is lo." man l}lready a father
"I am not going to damned He said he'd probably wait
Afghanistan," declar e d on e until the last minute before
20-year·old youth wh? d"?ve up deciding whether to return his
m a late-model foreign import registration rard
-;edan "I've got a friend who The counseling booth was set
had his !>lomach blown away" up h) a coal1 t1on pf draft
"I wa!'> born in 1960 and I don't reg 1st rat 1 on opponent!'> .
want Lo go," announred another 1ncludin~ mt'mbers or the
young man dtrN'ted lo the draft Society for LibertariC1n L1 fo. ~ o u n s e Ii n g boo l h b Y l.1bertanan Part)', and Alliance uemonstr ators tn front of the for SUrvtval.
buildlng at 2201 N Grand Ave The purpose or the booth, saJd
"I am not going lo go over
there and right. It'd be different
f 'ro• Page rt I
SPACE ...
which he swd the College of the
Redwoods or Humboldt Stale
University s hould use "for a
play or something or that
nature"
rounselors Howard Hinman and
Dyanne Petersen. is to malte
s ure 19 & 20 }ear olds who
are r e quired to register
"understand lhe1r options."
Ms. Petersen said the law does
not pe rm it counse I o r s t o
encourage ac t s o r civi l
disobediance. such as advising a
person not to register.
Asked iJ the options ava.Uable
lo a potent i a I regi s tranl
basically boil down to either
registering. or not reg1stenng
and facing the consequences.
Mr Petersen !>aid. "'Yes. that':.
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-~re-d::-w.tum ~of~e --
open<'d
Jn Fond·du Lac. Wis .. one of
the first to register was Dan
Abern. 2n. who said the plight or
his uncle, Thomas Aht rn Jr . a
hostage in lran. ",magiiified my
obligation." ,..
David Gibbs. ·who registered
in Wichita Falls, Texas. said,
"It's no problem .. I wouldn't
mtnd killing a fe"": Iranians."
In Boston. where about 100
pt>o·pte s ta ged sit ·ins at the
l'nl ranees to the Post Ofhce
Square Hat1on, chants of "Hell,
nu. w<.• won't go." m ingled with
str:uns of "God Bless America"
from across the str~t where
ron s trurt1on workers briefly
traded punches with protest.ors.
Members of t he Coalition
Against Reg1strat100 and the
Draft handed out le.aflels al PQ5t
offices around the nation.
No fl.rm figures oo the number or men r egist e r i ng wer e
available Rut postal officials
t•s t1mated 388 registered 10
Baltimore. m Boston. 1.300 to
1,500 in Colorado. 1.500 of the
50.000 eJ1g1ble. 1n South F1onda.
:t.000 out of 100,000 eligible.
i
''I've put a lot of work into 1l.
and I would like to see it go to
!>Ome use My other personal
belo n gings a r e really
unimportant and mean really
nolhtng to me." the tape said. Fro• Pa.gt-:I I
It con cluded. "So to one
wasted life to another, have run.
goodbye and good luck ...
Crand aJI k i lied hi m s elf
moments after handing a gale
attendant at the Lassen park. a
crude drawing or the act he was
a bout to commit.
Ban on Whaling
Rejected by Vote
BRIGHTON. England <AP> -
Conservationists seekin g a
worldwtde ban on whaling failed
today to secure enough votes at
t he Internation a l Whaling
Commission conference here to
halt the s laughter of the
endangered mammals
Thirteen of the J WC's 24
m ember nations voted for a
moratorium. with nine voting
against and two abs taining. But
the conservationist~ needed at
least 17 vot es. on a three·
quarters majority or votes cast
to win. The United States and
Britam voted for the ban, the
Soviet Uni-On and J apan against
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DOCTOR TRIAL ...
was guilty or murder The same
was true, George said. for lhe
specia l circu m s t:1n ce
allegations.
The defense attorney said
there was no ev1denre to show
that the physician had c;oldly
plotted t.o kill his estranged wife
or Tmcher. SO
Instead . George said, the
evidence during two days of
testimony showed that Mrs
Ala1a. 37. and Tincher had been
. s lain in the heat of passion.
George said the evidence
indicated that AJaia arrived at
the home Lo discuss visltallon
with rus two young children. But
when be saw Tincher there, he
simply "lost control."
According Lo the children, who
testified Friday, an argument
between the two parents quickly
ensued during which Mrs . Alaia
atte mpted Lo ca4 the police from
the kitchen phone.
Nine·year-old Maria Alaia
testified that her father followed
the woman into t he kitchen ,
grabbed a knife from a wall
rack and plunged the blade into
her stomach.
The girl lheo said her father
ran into an adjoinin g room
where Tincher was seated and
attacked the att o rney. a
well·known figure in lhe Long
Beach community .
Mrs. Alai a died from a single
knife wound wrule Tincher was
stabbed nine times.
The flrsl d ty unit to arrive at
the scene tbal nigbl was a fLr~
department enaine company.
F irefighter Edward Terrell
tesUfled Monday that when be
and two others entered the-front
door to tbe home, they were met
by Marc Alaia, ll.
"Hurry, hurry, It's my
mother," TerreD aald tbe ~
told flrefighten.
He said the rescue workers
••nt to tbe ti~beo area where they lul~ two bodies 00 the noor.
Dr. ~. bl said, wu bent cwer
the womao •l vlnc her
caf'dlo.pulmmary resuscltatkm.
Ternll 1aJd WbeD bl lmelt ·
doWll te .. lit, be utld I.be
def..s.t wbo bad attacll.S tM
pair. He 1ald tbe doctor
admau.d M 61 It.
Wbm anotber flnmaa ~
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working on Tinche r . tb e
physician reportedly said.
''Don't worry about him. Work
on her He doesn't matter,"
according to Terrell
The firefighter said Ala1a
eventually left lbe kitchen and
!>al down on a couch io the TV
room of the house
While sittin g there , police
officer Thomas Wood later
testified, the doctor offered to
lead investi~tors to the murder
weapon
"Would it malte it any easier
1f I pointed 1l out to you?" Wood
quoted Alala as saying.
The physician then took tbe
o ffi ce r s t hr o ugh th e
blood-smeared kitchen to the
dining room , where a bloody
knife Jay on the table.
A neighbor also t estified
, during the preliminary hearing
Monday that she too entered the
house after Marc ran to her door
seeking help. After notifying the
police, Fay Neuls said, she and
the youth walked back to the
Al ala r esid en ce on Gll~rt
Avenue.
When she entered lhe bouH,
Ms. Neuls said, she saw Alala
sitting on the couch. With him
was his new wt.le. Susan, WhO
had been waillnl for h1111 in a car .
"I was in control until I saw
him." sbe said AJaia told bls
wife.
Susan Alaia had said to him.
"I shouldn't have let you come:•
Ms. Neu.ls tesWied.
Atala, wbo is continuina to
pr actice mediclne wbile be la out
on ball, bad married bil third
wife last December. He had
parted from Marn AJala In
November, 1978.
Their divorce proceedlnt•.
aecordiDf to court doemDIDtl
bad been bath acrlmoaloul &;i
emotloaaUy cbaJ'sed.
Felon Eecapee
PAIRP'!ELD (AP) -A CCIII·
v aded leloa wbo ~1
OftH <*aped from wttb
belp from tile 81mbloa111
lJberadae Anrl 11e.,.S Mala
wblle Ill coart far ••tDelltl l'rt·
day. palke Nl4.
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Cynthia.. a .pa&pood!e-kom the.pound.-' . , !'\ew Yof'l( tut 102~ surpassing the
A hotel p1amst played "Here Comes The Bnde and Mi~hael 100 de.:ree mark for only tbe
O'Laugb.IJn, mayor or th ts famed honeymoon capital, presided over wcond time tn three years The
the '"weddmg" Monday first ttmt' camt< Sunday, v.1th a
BOOMER. ABOUT 4 •,, and his bnde. JUSl over 1. arnved here
over the weekend. Jetting 1n from Los Angeles Informed sources s&Jd
the ceremony rulm1natC'd J cla!>slc Tinsel Town court.ship a
wbirlwmd affair that started three weeks ago, when CyntJua was
re~rued from the city dog pound
FacinR certatn exltnr t1on. she was saved by trainer Ray
Berwick. who "dl!>rovered" Roomer there about three years ago
Oerwtrk. 1o1.ho al511 tratned lhe flock of raven.s for Alfred H1lch
cork ·~ 196.1 film "Th<' Birds ... guesses that Cynth1a 1s mostJy poodle
Shl' we1$!hs 20 pound!-, about 10 l1>ss than Boomer, and lS a half·tncb
tallt'r , at 181 ~1ncht·" ·
The TV !><:nes, produced by A C Lyles, is entenng its seeond
season.
"THE REASON RAY AND I WANTED to do the senes was to
show people who want to have dogs that the best dogs are at the
pound,'' Lyles said Monday, addlllg that two of tu.s three dog.s came r rom clog pounds
He S8Jd he had ~n rece1 vtng 150-200 lett.en a day from ownen o(
would· be mates for Boomer, smce word got out that they were loot:l.Dg
for a "spouse "
After narrowing lhe cand.Jdates to 10, Boomer made~ cboece
tum self. accord10gto ~BC
C'ynUua wru. rC1 lm throughout lbe c-eremooy. and afterward
licked at a doc bi.scu1t studded bndal cake for photographers ;,,
A VETERINARIAN HAS PRONOUNCED her a ble to have
pupp1~. an event to bt> r eatured in an upcoming sbow. Lyles said.
Following the ceremony. the honeymooners were sebeduled for a
ride on the Maid or Mist tour boat under Niagara Falls. then on to
New York Caty where they wall n de a handsome cab through
Central Park . an NBC spokeswoman said
''Then they're go1n~ to theta~ showctttwl, ··she added.
Strike Slmls Diaper Plant
M lAMI IA Pl Plant and de
livery wor1cers have walked off
their jobs at the last diaper
service in South f1onda , leanng
many customers high and wet
The strike began Monday at
Southern Comfort Diaper
Service in a dJspute over uruoo
representation. said Alan Cole.
company vice president and
general manager.
United Food and Commercial
Workers claimed a month ago it
represented .the workers. When
the company a s ke d for an
election t'onducted by lbe
Nallooal Labor Relations Board.
the employees opted for a
walkout
IOI reading
Oregon also reported its
hottest temperatures or the year
104 1n Medford and Wann
Springs
SPREE ...
he stood 1n the front yard of bas
horn•·
Hart said that a uthor ities
"were one s tep behind" Carter
in the late evening hours as he
drove to La Mirada, then
Torranre.
Torrance police arres ted
Carter after observing a man
w1tb a rifle. They detained
Ca rter ba sed on a radio
broadcast previously issued by
Orange County authorit.Jes.
llart srud Carter was booked
into Orange County Jail and is
betng held 1o1.1lhout bail As~ed what may have
pro\'oked the s hooting spree.
Hart said. "We baven'l the
foggiest ..
lie noted that only Carter, tus
father and rousin were present
1n the Rossmoor residence when
the first shootings occurred.
liart said it likewise was
unknown whet.her the Norwilllt
shooting was random.
Carter, according to Hart, had
most recently been living wilh
his mother tn the Reddmg area.
Leftist Turk Slain
ISTANBUL. Turkey <A P> -
Leftist union leader Kemal
Turkler was assassinated in ao
Istanbul suburb early today. He
was the second major figure 1
slain tn Turkey to four days
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Draft
Protest
Heard
Co•yMan
An-eswdin
Gun Spree
By FBEDER.ICK SCROEMEBL
Ol-DM!y~S'8fl A two-county shooting spree
that left a Los Alamitos man
dead and bis nephew and a Los
Angeles teen-ager ~ured ended
early today in the arrest ol a
northern California transient oo
murder and assault charges.
Huitt Carter, believed to be
about 3"1, was arrested by
Torrance Police Department
officers about 1:15 a .m. today
without incident, more than six
hours after the shooting began,
authorities said.
Killed about 6:30 p.m . Monday
by a single shot from a .30
caliber carbine rifle was
Carter's father, Dean Carter, 62,
of 12100 Montecito, located in the
unincorporated Rossmoor
neighborhood of Los Alamitos.
Orange County Sheriff's
Department investigators also
alleged that Carter shot his
cousin, Dean Jantzen, 17, who
also Uved at the Rossmoor
address. Jantzen was reported
to be in serious cood.ltioo today
at Fountain Valley Community
Hospital after undergoing
(See SPREE, Paae A2) .
Coast
Weather
Fair through Wednes·
day, except for night and
morning low clouds
spreadin& inland. Lows
tonight 80 at the beacbes,
65 lnland. Hiibs Wednes·
day upper IOI to lower 808. .
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!Hes
I.and Annex
Decision
Delayed
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors decided today to
delay the bearing on Newport
Beach's proposal to annex the
62-acre t r ia n gle of
unincorporated territory near
Hoag Memorial Hospital.
The delay was suggested by
Supervisor Thomas Riley, who
represents Newport Beach, in
order to give the city time to
conduct general plan hearings
on the p arcel locat ed on
Superior Avenue north and south
of 15th Street.
At present the triangle, which
is completely surrounded by city
land, ii zooed for high-density
residential.
The annexation effort was
launched by c ity official s
because of the impact on city
services of that zoning which is
up to 25 lUlits to the acre more
dense than the city's most dense
zoning.
Tbe general plan bearings are
to begin at Thursday night's city
planning commission.
City start members have
prepared a series of alternatives
for the land ranging from about
15 units to the acre, which is the
city's highest density to very low
demity includina light industrial
uses.
Supervisors said they want the
general plan question settled
before they decide whether or not to approve the annexation.
City officials are ur1ing
affected property owners to
attend the beariDp in order to
setUe pcoperty use laaues bef«e
tbe matter Is taken back to
1upenilon. ·
The annexation ls being
conducted under a state law
which allows annexation of
l1land1 of unincorporated tenitarJ that are leu than 100
acres witbout tbe consent of
~ownen nld e r t b ~ t la w • t b e
aDAeutlon merely baa to be
approvwd bJ the county Board ot .............
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Housing Cost
Problem Set
For Airing
The cost or expensive housing
will b e discu ssed at noon
Wednesday at the Newporter Inn.
1107 J amboree Road, Newport
Beach, as Town Hall or California
considers "Is Orange County
Pricing Itself Out o f Its
Lifestyle?"
Vincent L. Mancbee, vice
president and Orange County
branch manager of Cushman, &
Wakefield of California Inc .• will
describe the theory that new
buslnesses are becoming leery ol
moving into the county because ol
the lack of affordable housing for
employees.
·'The rapid escalation of land
costs appears to have made
Orange County a Gold Coast for
luxurious residences of corporate
executives, but the absence ol
low· and medium-cost bouaing
has reduced the available labor
force substantially.'' Mancbee says.
The s peech will follow a
luncheon in the Carousel Room at
the inn. Tickets are $9. 75 each and
reservations may be made by
calling 752·9100 in Newport
Beach.
HOllty Action
On Cuts Hit . ,,
WASHINGTON (AP>
Treasury Secretary G. WUUam
lllWer cautioned Concresa today
that ba1tJ actioa to cut tuea tn
tb1I eleeticn year could make it
even more difficult to atop
Inflation and reverse tbe
ecooomie rec..uon.
lloweftl', llWer held out tM
hope ol a tu cut tn 1111. "If
de1t1ne d wltb care and
dellberatlon H part of an
o.er·all economic _pro1ram.
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$17 Million
County Approves
Building Funds
the futed coeta included e ven if it 1
means submitting a budget that .
exceeds the limi t s set b y
supervisors.
the cuts were made to cet the
departments to conform with the
total that supervisors set.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder
told Thomas tbat in future
budget sessions, sbe wants to
see all department buda?ets with
"That way we can then be in a
position to make the polic y
decisions about where to cut."
New Heart Attack
Hits Peter Sellers
The 54-year-old Sellers bas
s uffered a string o f ~eart
attacks the past six years. The
last was in May in Dublin,
where be was hospitalized for
several days . In 1977 be waa
fitted wttb a pacemaker.
A s pok es man at the
Dorchester. home for visiting
r oyalty, tycoon s and mo vie
stars. said Sellers cbttlted in
Saturday with bis secretar y,
Michael Jeffries.
After being stricken at lbe
b<>Ul today, be was takm to a
bospllal, where a s pokesman
said be was "gravely ill." 1bree
hours aft.er be was t.akee W,
bo••YW, tM apoltesmu aaiC:
Sellen' eoodWoa bad lmpi'Oved
slightly. He was being tttated in
the intensive-catt unit.
The actor was recently
reunited with bis fourth wife.
Lynne f're4ericlt . 29 years bis
junior. aft.et a split. She w as oot
believed to be with him in
London.
SACRAMENTO (AP> -
Twenty-three persons have been
indicted by a federal grand jury
on charges of conspiring to
import Asian h e r oin worth
"many millions of dollars."
officials report. The indictment
charges them with bringing
white heroin i nto the
Sacramento area from Thailand
by way ol Canada. usina hair
spray cans and suitcases and
brief cues wttb false bottoms.
TD ONLY COUNTY oftke 1W1 boUled lD tbe SO.JMI'
old red Arisona sandatone structure II the General
Services Acmcy's plan vault and that's slated to be mo"4
into a temporary bulldiDC later th1a year.
The $«»,000includedintheliltol143 mllliOD ol capital
projects under COD1ider&Uon in Moacky'a bearinp, will
pay for "a re-atud.y wblcb may lndkate that we can 1pead
a lower amount to brinl it into confonDaDee.'' Supervlw-
Pbillp AntboQy said.
The -.ooo lbad.J -ttmaled a COit ol tu mWkla to
$2.1 mUliOD to make the balldiD& safe eDCN&b to use aaatn. CountJ aftldall said II~ the COit II SI mUUm.
WBILS TBS SECOND study ta undertaken,
auperYllon bad a few auunuons of tbetr own for
re-opmiltC the buUdlq witbout .,...,,"' • lot ol comt7
moeey. ·
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Brazil OKs
Newport Drug
Firm's Offer
After a nine-year wait, a
Newport Beach pharmaceutical
firm bas received approval to
market the dnig Isoprinosine iii
Brazil, tbe eighth l argest
pharmaceutical market in the
world.
Sanford G lasky, s pokesman
ror Newport Pharmaceutical
International Inc ., s aid
marketing plans are being
developed and distribution is
expected by mid-November.
lsoprinosine, used to combat
the common flu. hepatitis and
shingles, bu been on the market
for 10 years and cu.rrenUy is being
sold in3Scountries.
The drug, though, has not been
approved for sale in ~e United
States. Glasky said bis firm sWJ
is wading thro u g h FDA
requirements to get approval to
market the drug here.
Challenger
Posts Gains
Attorney Bobby D. Youngblood
conti.nued to gain Monday on
incumbent Judge Richard Orolco
ln a recouDl ol ballot.a cut June 3
in a race in Oran1e County
Central llunidpal Court. Recl*ar ol Voters Al Olaon said that Youqblood now
Jud&e Oroleo by only 20 votea
Final election resulta bad lbOlllDI
tbe cbal._.., lolt in the twe>-
race byDYat.ea.
Olson said 35 precinct
remalaed to be counted today
tbe .. iDtbeJudicialdlatrict.
About •.ooo Yates were cut UM eleetian.
.If QM. Y Pl.OJ N I•"d't Jy!y 12. .. 1!JR
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Exxon Says Earnings
Off Record Pace
NP YOU (AP>-S-0.C. Corp • U.. workS't ..._. oU
company, aakl toda)' h eal'IMd S1 Clll bUlioo ill UM MCOnd q\.&8.11ar o1
1980. •ZS~ Pttttlftt lncreue from pnilit.a la the aecond quarter ol
\979. but down •cnifkan\ly ftom t.bi.a yHr'a first.quarter 1alna
The prollt increa e, lea than aome Wall Street analy•tll pr('(j1ct~. tlark~ a slowdown· from the tompany'• 102 percent
fir t quarter Inert~-end ttllected a coollftl of the world oil price ~pirtal ,.
•:xx\ln's <-ha1 an. Clift.on G•r~·tn Jr , said the company'i
set'ond quarter t'8 as noflectod "decllner; ln voh;me ·~ margins" m S J)t'troleum relln1q and m&r~eUDI operatiom.
a nd as-n:UWon rontp .. achl.nle lou u the dollar weakened OG
world currency markel&.
SIMp C'ra~luJ. Sl•Ji•
ROTTERDAM, Netherland~ <AP) -The bow of the
215,67~t.oo su~rt.anker rose out ot the water "like a cat arduna tl5
back" bt'fore the ship s napped in two and sank wlule unloadina a
cKrgoor crudeoa.l in Rotterdambarbortoday, a Wltne.sasaid
"It was unbelievable," s aid Rene Maas. a 24·year-old
do<-kworkf r. who said the stern of the ship, t.be Energy
Concentrat100. began s mkmg before the bow popped out of the
water
The vessel's .S crew members, from Hong Kong and China,
escaped unharmed, said a spokesman for the port authority
OlpCiN'S' fi'a•Ules lllH'C
WASHINGTON <AP) -Freed hostage Richard Green met
today with some of the famillesollhosestill held ln Iran toteJI them
what be could about their loved ones.
Queen spoke behind closed doors to about 40 people,
r epresenting L5 of the families who live ln the Washinetoo area,
according to Louisa Kennedy.
Mrs. Kennedy. head of the Family Lla1soo Action Group, sa.ld
she was encouraged by what Queen reported about lbe conditions
of captivity .
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. CAP) -An all-white Crimi.Dal Court
jury today acquitted two Ku Klux KJansmen arid convicted a third
on a reduced charge in the s botgwi woundings of four black women
outs 1de a downtown ta vem . .
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DENJSE WOAD REVELS IN WELCOME DAL.LAS RAINFALL
Ju.t •Drop In the Buctlet After Parching Drought
Scattered Rain/ all
Cools Soutluoost
BytheA.Mocla&ed Pres& end o f l he w ee k . H 1 g b
Rain took some of the pain out temperatures tn the 80s were
of the heat wave-tha t has reported Monday in Arkansas.
contnbuted to more than 1,200 while m Missoun only Joplin
deaths today. but agri£,u.Jture reported a t.emperature of 100 or
officials say 1t wHJ take a lot hi gher
Trlp•gle Beat ..
Docto.r Faces
Murder Trial
By OA VID IWTZllANN °' .. Oe6ty p._ .....
A promiaent Hu0Un1ton
Harbour sur1eon baa been
ordered to at.and trial ln Oraqe
County Superior Court for the
June 13 double slaytnc ol bis
ea·wUe and a well-known Long
Beach attorney presumed to be
her lover.
y.'eat Oraaae County
Mti.nidpal Court Judie Rqnar
En1ebretsen rulecf llonday
there wu re&IOllable cause to
beli~ t.bat Dr. Lou1a Alaia, ~.
stabbed Maro Lou Alaia and
Marvin Tincher to death with a
kitcbel knife the night ot Friday Ule 13th.
"I can see where a jury could
conclude . . . that first degre.e
murder bad occurred,"
Engebretsen said in rejecting
defense! requests t.bat murder
charges against Alaia be
dism issed.
Engebretsen also turned down
a def~ motion to drop special
ci r culm s tance allegations
against the gray -haired pby·
s i ci an that could lead to
cons ideration o r the death
penalty if be is coovicted.
The j udge said ther e was
reasonable cause to believe that
s pecial ci r cumstan ces -
multiple murders -existed in
the case. '
Engebretsen ordered Alaia.
pr esently free on S2SO.OO bail. to
appear in Super ior Court in
Santa Ana Aug. 4. A trial date
would then be seL
wlth hl.s two )'OUDI children. But
when he saw Ttncher there, be
s imply "lost control." ·
According to the cbUd.ren, wbo
testified Friday, an argument
between the two parents quickly.
enaued during which Mrs. Alaia •
attempted to call the pollc:e from
the kitchen phone.
Protests
Al,tract
'Counsels'
By Tbe Au«lated Presa
Pos t offices around th e
country were ringed with
s ign.waving demons trators
ch&tntirig "Don't Register" as
young I men began registering
with the Selective Ser vice
Syst em amid pr otest s t hat
generally were peacefu l.
"What can ,you do? It's the
governmen t . right ?" s aid
Michael Hughes as he signed up
in Oakland. "I just hope I don't
have to go ... I just began
living my life."
Marshall Thrash was fined $22S and given lwo workhouse
sentences of nine months each and another of two mootbs on his
coa>tirtion ol twn e9'.lnta al-count
of simple assault. · -more c.o-t>rea.JrT11Wgtrr~
SouthwesL Char N --·--
Defense attorneys for Al.ua
bad sought to have charges
_!jle..aJMl_ tb~~c ·surg~
•dismissed foc-lack ol evidence.
The regis t r ation program.
which will affe<:t four million
men born in 1960 and 1961 , began
Monday and continued today
after last-minute efforts to block
it. It is being challenged a s
uncons titutional because it
excludes wome n. and lhe U.S.
Supreme Court is expected to
hear the c~Later this~-_
Protests were widespread, but
generally small, and were not
reported to have interfered with
regis tration
Wlillam Church, 23, imperial wUard of lbe Justice Knights of
the Ku Klux Klan, and L.arry Payne were found innocent by the
jury.
SPREE ...
emergency surgery for stomach
wounds.
Lt. Wy att Hart said Carter
ned from the residence after the
shooting and drove to Norwalk
where J effrey Glenn Simpson.
18, was shot twice and injured as
he stood in the front yard of tus
hom e
H a rt said tha t author ities
··were one step behind" Carter
m the late evening hours as he
dro ve to La Mirad a . then
Torrance
T o rrance poli ce arrested
Carter after observing a man
with a rifle They detained
Ca rter based on a r a dio
broadcast previously ·issued by
Orange County authorities
Hart said Carter was booked
into Orange County Jail and is
being held without bail.
A s k e d wh a t m ay h ave
provoked the shooting ~pree,
Hart said, "We haven't the
·foggiest.'·
He noted that only Cart.er, his
father and cousin were present
in the Rossmoor residence when
the first shootings occurred.
Hart said it likewise was
unknown whether the PWorwa.Ut
shooting was rando m .
Carter. according to Hart, bad
most recently been living with
his mother in the Redding area.
Pai~Enter
TMI Plant
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (AP) -
Two volu ntee rs will don
protective gear Wednesday
morning in a second attempt to
enter the building housing Three
Mile Island's crippled nuclear
reactor.
€Hficials •said the attempt,
coasidered vital to the plant's
cleanup, will be made between.8
a .m . and noon .
DAILY PILOT
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Bizarre Tape
Bares Tale
Of Murders
RED BLUFF CAP) -Edward
Lee Crandall, who police say
killed four and then s hot himself
as he drove off a cliff. left
behind a wood and cardboard
spaceship.
Pelice said Monday that
,Cra ndall, 32. also left a
2""2·m1nute recorded tape in his
small and cluttered home in
Fairhaven. Humboldt County.
Crandall committed suicide
July 12 m Lassen National Park
a fter killing Barbara Jean
Kitc hen, 32. Aa n d her thr ee
children, in their Red Bluff
home. officers say.
The tape says, "I'm Edward
Crandall and I'm a nut "
Tehama County S he riff's
Ca ptl William C a s hdollar
specwat.ed that Crandall killed
the Kitchens simply because he
had known them better than
anyone, having been friends for
a long time. He said Crandall
_a ppears to have wanted to kill
especially the children.
Tbe t.ape sa.ld. "A friend or
mine came over today and told
me that s he wa s nearly
kidnapped yesterday and today
she's going to go in and talk to the police.
"Well, that -since I'm a
child molester -that pushes up
my plans. I'm afraid she's going
to spill the beans -so I'm going
to put my plan into operaUoo,
the little that there ia of it," the
tape said.
Cranda ll see med mos t
concerned for the fate of bis
wood and cardboard apace ablp,
which be said the College of the
Redwoods or Humboldt St.ate
Uoivenity should use "for a
play or something of tbat
nature."
"I've put a lot of work into it,
and I would like to aee it 10 to
some use. My other ·personal
b e longi ngs are really
unimportant and mean really
nolbi.na to me," the tape •aid.
It concluded. "So to one
wasted life to another, bave fun,
goodbye and Cood luck.''
C randall killed blmaelf
momeat.a after bandinc a cate
attendant at the Lueea pan. a
crude drawing of the act be wu
about to commit.
Tot Slain;
Father Held
DETROrr (AP) -A 27·,...,~
old H ·COll•ld wae arrnted
after b.11 J.yeer·old 1oa wu
beatm to deatll wh.b a brtet.
Police Mid tbl motift for tbl
slaytq maf have bMD ~
acabllt tbe b0y'1 mother.
Tbe bodJ of D'udn Parbr
was fomd dancHnl OD a f'9ee
wltb a rope aJ"OUDd tta neek
Sunda1. Police &1t. Doaald
Nub lllld tbl dUld died fralD
beadt14..-
Tbe boJ'• f atlaer, Hermu
Bonner, wu arreated at· bis
lllome •
Widely ~att.ered showers fell ge OW
across Texas today but officials
said it was just a drop in the
bucket. Murder as ·'To have any kind of re Lief from
the drought, we'll need a rainfall
or an inch and a half to twc
inches," sa.ld Virgil Helm of the
U.S. Department of AgricuJture's
Soil Conser vation Service in
Dallas. "Some or the areas are so
dried out that you have such huge
cracks that it might take three to
four inches."
More than four inches fell m
so m e e aste rn Arkans as
communities late Monday and of-
ficials there called 1t "Jus t a shot
in the arm."
Dr. Wood y Miley. a soi l
s pecialist for the Arkans as
Cooperative Extension Service.
said. however. that about 80
per cent of the cotton crop could
bounce back if more rains fall in
the next few weeks
The North and Northeast ,
which had been spared the heat
plaguing other parts o f the
country. on Monday endured a
second day of temperatures over
100. Water emergencies were de·
cla r e d in Ne w Y o rk and
Philadelphia.
The heat has been blamed for at
least 1.211deathsin23 states since
June 22, according to an unofficial
count by the Msodated PTess.
~n. David P ryor . D·Ark.,
said be was ··ap palled and
fru s trated " because the
Farmers Home Administratioo
has not declared the state a
heat-wave disaster area. The
Small Business Administration
declared a dis aster area in the
stale Thursday.
Missouri Gov . Joseph
Teasdale and Lt. Gov. William
Phelps went to Wublngtoo on
Monday to seek an additional S20
million ln federal aid. The stat.e
has received more t han $6.5
million from the government ,
with most of the money going for
the purchase and delivery or
fans.
Temperatures in both
Arkansas and Missouri cooled
somewhat Monday. but hot
weather and increased humidity
were expected to return by the
Mabel Ross
Services Set I
In Newport
MeUM>rial services for Mabel
vtrslnla Roel, a 29-year-reaident
of Corona del Mar will be held at
noon Tbur a day at the
Community Congregational
CbW'cb in Newport Beach.
Victim Dies
A Costa Mesa man wbo clung t.o
hfe alter bemg s tabbed m the
heart w1th scissors last Thursday
died today at Hoag Memorial
Hospital. Newport Beach.
Pob<"e sa.id Juan Camacho, a
22-year-old illegal immigrant.
died at 4 a m . in a hospital
intensive care unit where be was
treated for six stab wounds.
One ol the wounds, police S&ld,
punctured Camacho 's heart
Doctors reportedly placed four
stitches in the organ in an attempt
to s ave the vtct.i m .
P o l ice filed a m urder
amendment today to the original
ass ault complaint agains t
a nother illegal 1mm1grant.
22·year ·o ld Cl aro Najer a .
sus pected O( plunging the SCl&SOrs
into Camacho in the driveway
outs ide the apartment they
shared withsixother al.lens
Investigators questioned all of
the apartment residents at 1807
Placentia Ave. but reported that
nonesawthe3a m.stabbing.
Investigators sa.ld the two men
apparently argued violently OYer
which was to as3ume status as
head of the large household.
Najera. a Costa Mesa area
convale-scent hospital orderly,
was arrested Thursday morning
by detectives who traced him to
an a partment oo Bay Street
following the stabbing.
He is being held in Orange
County J ail with ball set at
$250,000.
<e
CONCORil
QUARTZ
C-0-<.'oonsel Ed George Jr. sa..id
lbe proseeuuon. in p~senting
evideDCe during a p~U mi.nary
beanng that began F':iday, bad
not dem o n s t r ated to a
reasonable certalnty that A.la.la
was guilty of murder. The same
was true, ~rge saad. for the
!.p ec1a l c ir c um s ta n ce
allegatJons
The defense attorney said
there was no evidence to show
that the phys 1c1an bad coldly
plotted to kill his estranged Wlfe
or Tincher, SO
Instead. George s a id , the
evidence during two days of
testimony showed that Mrs.
Ala1a . Tl, and Tlncber had been
~Ja :n in the heat of passion.
George s aid the evidence
indicated that Alaia arnved at
the home to discuss visitat>on
Gay Cubans
Head for SF
6 A N FRANCISCO CAP)
Gay leaders are confident that
the resettlement of hom06e.XUal
C uba n re fugee s 10 San
Francisco beginning Wednesday
will go s moothly.
··w e're pretty much prepared
for them." said Ken MaJey, a
member or a gay commltt~
connected to tbe C astro
D ist ri ct's Metropolita n
Commi.m.ity Church.
A bout 40 gay Cubans a.re to
arrive Wednesday from Eglin
Air Foree Bue in Florida, and
another 40 Thursday. Tbe city's
gay leaders estimate Sao
Francisco could receive as
many as 3.000 refugees over the
next few moolhs.
Post office wal~ we re spray
painted with anti-registration
slogans in Seattle. and several
thous and r egist ration forms
we re stolen overnight from the
Eugene, Ore .. post office.
T wo Ne w York City postal
workers filed a lawsuit asking to
bt? txempted from processing
reg1strat.Jon form s . Allan Rogg,
29. who applled for conscientious
o bjecto r s tatus during the
Vietnam war, said be could not
"1n good conscience " help
rei;:ister other people
Hundred..-. of people paraded
out.!.1de a New York Ca ty post
o ffi ce acr oss from M ad1son
Square Garden, while protestors
inside locked arms in front of
the re~l5tratJon window I
Som~ 20 pickets in San
t\ntomo. Texas. chanted. "One
~ ..... o. three. four Exxon's not
'4 0rth d ¥rar "
Some 400 peopl~ marched
ar ound San fo'ranc1sco's main
po~l office, and in Bernal
Heights. CaJif., two men chained
the mselves to the post -office
door before police cut them free
and cited the m for disturbing
the peace.
But there a l so w e re
demonstrations or another sort.
Al dawn. a group of young
men parade d o utside the
Talleyville. Del.. post office with
American fl ags, and four
registered when the office
opened.
In Food du L.ac, Wis ., ooe of
the first to register was Dan
Ahern. 20, wbo sa.id the plight of
bis uncle, 1bomas Ahem Jr .• a
hostage in lran, "magnified my
obligatioo."
Burial will follow at Paci.fie
View Memorial ParlL · Concord Delirium·
Tbe g.year-old resident, who
died July 18, waa active in the
Hoa1 Memorial Hos pital
-'~xiliary and waa • form~r
emPlOYee ol Ford Aerooeutronic
lD NewPOl'l Beecb.
She la 1untved by da\llbl«'
Teri Wolverton, of Colta Mesa
and two srandcblldren. Deborah
and JllCID Wolwrton; brotben
Art ud Howard RodllOD, of
Uttle River. Kan.; and slaten
Luer Alice CbeneY. ol Ottawa.
Kan., En MM Mcllabon. ol
Fort Worth, lDd ., Lol l Karabeklan, of Wntmlnater,
Col. Florence Stabley of
Ore..f"'';!::_:•mbera request
contri be IUde to tbl QtJ
of Hope ID Daarte.
The thinnest w!ltches in the world.
' T_., July 22. 19IO
Flood' A11oeallypSe' Feared in Coun~y
llJIDSYa.AUUN ....... ._. 11..-1 to_. a flood threat rrom
\be slnta Ana R'"" that '' poteedllly one ol lbe wont ln PIUI to at.em a nooct lhal
H•ld laudate norU-wttJ.trn
_..Colla II••• and moat or ........ v...., ...... ,....., the nedoa
pans of Ill st f&Ga leaeb _..,.
Wat~ up to tbe rool MVM are &.o
bt flNd eat mooth by ... u s.
Arm'I 0.,.. d ~
Tbe Oood cooll'Ol plu, Mid
Col. 0,.,,.. /\. TtQ\M, ls de-
'our public burlnc• bave
beft acMch&Jed to revtew UM
Corpe' ~Uy r*C'Ommtodtd
plua Ont ls Mt for AUi 71 ln
oah lteu ·a Clty Councll
Cham bin
"It &.be lariest 11ood U.a& c:oWd
re11onab&y be txpeeted ~ the
(· PllotLogbook J
Bureaucracy Alive
I
In County .Actions
lh JOANNE aEYNOLDS Of ... o.lly ,..... ......
1n the event anyone was concerned that lhe recent
taxpayers revolt had gone through lhe hallowed halls of
Orance County government like Shttman's march to the
sea. they may rest at ease Bureaucracy is aUve and thrh·
Ing in Santa Ana.
In support or m y claim. I gave You some rttent ciises
which Include the Contracts Copies study, the blank pages
in the budget, the m icrofilm committee, finding direction
for lhe planning commission and, just to be fair, the feds
,and the miaslng.
~
~ •EY~OS
FIRST, THE CONTaAcrs Coples
s tudy. It was the brainc h ild of
Supervisor Philip An thony who was
able to announce that a month-
lo n g s t ud y had ended with the
Boa rd of Supervis ors approving an
action which reduces the number or
contracts that must be riled with , lhe
Clerk of the Board from 12 to four.
__ Tbe change w.hlc~)I<-~" -----~--
"several thousand dollars." was made after copies of a
three-page report were submitted lo the supervisors. af.
reeled departments and news people. Anthony's office also
distributed a two-page press release to the dozen news
representatives who cover county government
I wonder what the combined rost of lhe study, report
and press re leases was"
TIIE COMPONENT BUDGET -as opposed to the line
Item budget being scrutm1zed this week by supervisors
contains several pages with the not.a lion: "This page left
purJ>()st!ly blank " • • •
1'he Micr ofilm C ommittee is something the
supervisors just discovered they have.
It also came as a bit of a surprise to Municipal Court
Judge Ric hard Parslow, presiding over the Central Court.
who appeared before supervisors on Wednesd ay to ask for
Sl00.000 to microfilm court records dating back to 1969.
THE REQUEST WAS turned down, not twause it was
a n unreasonable way to spend the county'!" money. but
because It hadn't been approved first by the Microfilm
Committee.
"( didn't e ve n know we had one." commented
Supervisor Harriett Wieder. "but I guess they're there to
make sure lhat the wrong things don'\ get microfilmed. to
coordinate things." ••• THE PLANNING COMMISSION WANTED to make
som e changes an the county's general ~~~: Th~ req~res
what is known in government circles as c1tnen input
The citizens didn't show up, which left planoers in a
quandry. Do they appomt a panel of experts -leaving out
the laymen -to supply the legally-reqwred input. or do
they assume that the lack of same indkates a total
absence of interest on the part or the citizenry'?
A SOLUTION OF SORTS was reached by bouncing lhe
issue to the Orange County Citizens Direction Finding
Com mission -Cor direction on finding citizens, one pre·
sum es.
And finally, this tidbit from the federal government
via Dick Munsell, assistant diredor for advanced Plan·
ning of the Environmental Management Agency.
THE COUNTY HAS SPENT two years working with
developers on a plan for Aliso Vle10. 6,200 acres in t.he
south county that in<'lude land that's been eyed for u>-
clusion m lhe s till pending national urban park.
Munsell sent a copy of the latest document, the Local
Coastal Plan, to the National Parks Service people, figur·
ing that since they're going lo end up with a chunk of lM
land, they might have something to say about lhe pro-
posals contained in the LCP
NO ntANKS, the parks people wrote back.
1· They said they won 't commef?l ~ince to the ~t of
\heir knowledge there is no park ex1sUng or planned in the
area.
Nertla's on the Bliak
ana ... to OttUt." be aaJd. "tt
would lDunclate a wld• aru.
lacludlu lto r mUet ln Or .... Oounly .
"We call • flood of that ma,altaade lbe atudard nooc1
project nood aDd It would CIUM
dama•u eaUmated• at $9 wmoa."' ·
Col. Tea1ue, Lot Antelea
dlatrlct fll#ineer ror the Corps.
aald he'd like public comment
oa b1J orsantaaUoa'• .-s mJ.Won
propo11I to protect • lbrM·
county area where more than
two m.l1Uon Uve.
Tb•t plan, he uld, will
provide flood coatrol •loaf the
Santa Ana River Maln sitm.
Sanuaeo Creek and Oak Street
Drain lD Ota.nae. Riverside and
San 8emardiDo counUea.
Tentative maps Indicate that
lf lhe 9C>-Called standard project
nood ever awept the Sant• An•
River regioo, Costa Men north
of lhe San Diefo Freeway and
west ol Brlatol Street would be
swamped by ooe to t.bree feet of
waler.
Hardest hit would be the area
west of Harbor BouJevard. Up to
three feet of water would sweep
that area, droppinc to about two
feet in the M e!ia Woods area and
to about a root near South Coast
Plau.
Alie> flooded by water up to
three le« would bt &be .._.
Verde arta w.t of Plac.tla
Avenue.
River water would pour into
Fountain Valley, nooct mapt
Indicate, puttinc much of the
city under two-to-three-feet deep
waler.
Huntington Beach east of
Beach BoWevard would be bit
hard. Homes and busineases
south of Adams A venue and east or Beach could be under 11 feel
of river water, maps lndlcat.e.
Newport Beach homes 1n the
Prospect Street area east of the
river and below the ocean bluffs
would be faced with five-root
deep water.
The Corps' r ecommended
nood·COf\lrol plan, the All-River
Plan. calls for a new dam at
Mentone in San Bernardino
County, raising Prado Dam 30
feet and purchasing nooc:tplain
lands in Santa Ana Canyon.
Also p rojected are river
c hannel improvements
downstream of Prado Dam and
to Santiago Creek as well as to
the Oak Street Drain In Corona,
Teague said
DAY 10 OH THE PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY BRIDGE; ONLY 280 MORE DAYS TO GO
Construction Crews Work on Piiings for New Newport Beach Bridge
Also proposed is the purchase
of 92 acres or salt mars h at the
m o uth or t he r ive r f o r
environmental mitigation and
prese r vation and the d ev ·
e lopm e nt of recreational
fa cahUes behind the dams .
Const ruction could begin as
early as 1987, he estimated, with
lotal proJect completion by 1998. A Vl.ew. of the Bn.dg~ PrOJttt funding under current law would <traw S804 mill.ion m
federa.J 'money and $61 million
----·~~.he not~ - -
H o w ev er . und e'r th e Work Pronressing Oil Coast Hiuhu:ay S™"ll president '<; "'at e r po licy ror o· O' r ~ pt'OJCCt co<.t s ha ring, which lhe
By STEVE MARBLE
Ofll•0.11, jl>lleeit•H
It was day 70 at lhe Pacific
Coa st Highway Bridge .•
The cranes wer1? Jerktng an~
whining, the earth mo vers
lumbered under a cloud or dust
and afternoon motorists were at a
dead halt o n the four ·la ne
Newport Beach bridge.
And. e xcept for a six-day
employee strike early th.is month.
everything is right on schedule .
Roland Gardner. project
manager for the Kasler Corp. for
the $8.9 million road widening
project. says with any luck, lhe
job should be done ln another 280
daysorso.
When the project is complete.
lew Ridership
the old t931 "'')Oden bri<tge wtll be·
~one and u new 5 ~vcn lane
structure Wlll bt standmg an It!>
pl ale
Also. workmen are "-•denlllg
1ntersect1o(ls at J)over and
Bayside drives The result. cat}
o f£1c1als hope, will c urCo
Ne w port '<; v.cirq traffic
bot llenerk or at lt•a<,t t-a se 11
considerably
Gardner. who has established
his headquarters an a mobile
home on the dusty outskirts of the
rast -dyi n g Baysho re Mobile
Home Park. says the pounds of
s teel and the yards of dirt going
into the proJect tells a slory by
itse If
I Huntington Shuttle
B~ached by OCTD
The weekend shuttle that was
s uppos ed t o ease traffic
conge11tlon at Huntington City
Beach by prov1dJng direct bus
service from the Golden West
College was canceled Monday
by the Orange County Transit
District.
District directors ordered the
service hatted aft er receiving a
report that 93 people have used
the shuttle service between June
15 and July 6.
The shuttle. which operated
only on Saturday and Sunday
was lo have cost $20,000 for the
summe r
OCTD sta ff m embers said
mos t of the cost was represented
in start up or route 176 and the
savlng.s from cancellation wollld
total about $3.~.
According to the staff report,
th e poo r r1d e r s h1p w a s
att r ibuted t o the relative
abundance and low price of gas
They aJso said that they weren't
a llowed to post signs on the
frttways to alert drivers lo the
shuttle service
St aff me mber~ recommended
keeping the pro~rnm through
the s ummer to enable the OCTD
to experiment at getting more
riders
In add.Ilion to c1rculat1ng more
brochures a bout the shuttle.
they suggested geUing the city
to increase its S2 50 a day beach
parki n~ fee to discourage pe<>ple
from driving to lhe beach
But d ist ra ct d ir ect o r !>
di sag r ee d a nd vo t ed
unani mously to scutt le t he
shuttle
\rcord.Jng lo his calculation5.
(, .t rdnt'r '>ays 220.000 ya rds of dirt
\l Ill be brOuRhl IO, 9 . .500 yard., o(
concrcU' poured and lwo malhon
pounds of i.teel used before the Job
1~ done
Thi<> dot-.,n t include the
m·t ~ork of underground dr&anage
pipe<. that musl be linked and the
t ~ o I ar~t> wate r ma ans that will lie
1 n "'1th the ex 1sting city S) stem
c; ardnt r said h is crew of 2J
workers. expanded at times by as
many as 15 subcontractors are
making the most of the hot
summer months Several phases
of the \lo1deninR pro1ect are going
al the same ta me
Just up the bay from the
exl"tlJlR bnd~e. emplo)'ees have
constructed a working platform
from wtuch steel piles a re bemg
d riven down 1ntothe ba)
The two-story high steel piles
first \lo1ll b«.> used as funnels to Jet
out the i.hell.s and debris that have
bPcome lod.~ed ins ide Concrett'
tht'n .... ,u be poured inside to make
the piltngssohd
Less than t\loo football f,1&lds
d1i,,tanct' a "' a) 14 0r kt'rs art•
scraping awa} at one edge of the
mobile home park. carving a
turning lane from the br idge to
Do\'er Dr1H·
On the ()('('an side of thl' ex1stin~
brid ge, crews are banging av.ay
1n a restaurant p.uk ing lot.
itettang ready to v.1den Bayside
Dri\e
ir wo rk #!Oe~ <1 ccord1ng to
G a rdner ~ blueprints and time
schedule. the new bridge will be
ready to take t raffic by the ~th
worktngda) late nextspn ng
Gardner says he hopes to lock
up his mobile home office for the
fin a l ta m e ~o met 1 me 1n
Septembcr of 1981
@
C<i'rpc; has been directed to
r 1>co m m en d an r e port s
for"' arded to Congress. the $863
mal hon would be fWlded by the
fe d e r a l gove rnment , $644
m1 lhon , lhe stale. S4J m1U1on .
:ind· local governments, $178
mil hon
Besi des t he Costa Mesa
hearinJ(, set for 7 :30 p.m .. Aug.
2i. others a re scheduled 1n
Cor ona. San Bernard ino and
Anah'e1m
Off shore Oil
Spills Topic
Of Meeting
H o v. a coo p e rati ve
oq :an1zat1on of 12 major oil
com pan1es reacts 'to and fights
011 spills outside the three-mJle
federal h mat offshore will be
th(' topic or d1scuss1on. films
and slld<'S at a n Ame rican
CC'tacean Socie t y l e cture
Thur.da>. 7 30 p m at Bowers
~t useum in Santa Ana
F'ollov.1n~ the presentation on
011 spills. slides will be shown of
the dlSstttang or lhe blue whale
that was beached at Cabrillo
Reach on July 6
When a dralhn~ platform or a
tanker colhsaon spills oil into
the Pacific. the oil company
co op. fo rmed four years ago,
goes into action to disperse the
.,pill befon • it re aches shores
Jnd harbor.,
Charlt:'$ Barker . manager or
the Oil Clean up Cooperative of
\hf.' Southl'rn Ca lifornia
Petrole um Contingency
Organ1zat1on <SCPCO> will
explain cleanup methods and
~how r11ms of 011 dispersants in
action
Flight Computer Fine Ruby the birlhstone lor July
is among the most precious of
the Earth s treasures Th('
largest s1ze<1 Rubies (the hlles
ot wh1cn are nevm seen oul·
S•de ol private collecllons ano
museums) 0 11en are more
valuable than Diamonds of
s1m1lar size
6EM WISE as ll'le Mogok This 1s the home
01 lhe lat>ulous pigeon-blood
Rubies Although no outsiders
have seen the mines 1n many
years the century-old tec:h11-
oues are probably st•ll useo
Burmt eschews technology 1n
ordef to keep her people work·
By PAT KENNEDY •• .....,"991 .....
Altboucb the Federal
Aviation A1ency ts
inve1ll1alln1 the falterlna
laternalional Business
lhdalnes aJr traffic coalrol
computer for Northern
California airports, a nearly
kletlUeal computer monitGri.nl u.e &ow.I' ball of tbe •late i.a
functloalnl norm ally, a
spokesman for Oran1e County's
John Wayne Airport said
llonct.y.
"We baven'l bad any
ntemlw delays Udl year, and
no delays ln th• pul two
weeks, .. commented Mike
Waadlrtd. dd.t of tbe 0r-.e CountJ Alr Traffic Control
Tonr tb8t IDClelton IDeom.lnl
_. ~plua al Jobn ·~ ...... bred.._ up ~ au2*'t alfeet • w ..... ....., ......... to .. =-:::=11: ==-= * tr.me ooatrol fflMr Udl ,...
A 'brt1Pf'ft &Ml TlawldaJ
delayed 66 flights at airports
from Oakland ·and San
Fran~ to Fresno and Reno.
The delay luted from about
9: 15 a.m. to 11 a.m. and wu
compounded by temporary
problem• wttb tbe centers,
baelnap ayMem.a. Oat.land Air
Route Traffic Conlrol Ceoter
chief EnriD Buachauer Ol'dered
lbe FAA re¥iew of tbe apt.em.
which moaiton enroute tupu
to all airport.a north of Oakland.
The center ii based in Fremont.
Tbe computer, utilized by all
20 FAA air traffic control
ceateu, monitou aircraft
ldeAtUlcatlon, separation
distance of aircraft, and
altltude.1
When tbe eom&MMr bteaU
down, tbat data muat be
eomplled manually from a
radar tcreen and ll a •lower
proema tblm the computer.
''Bllkalbo." ba .. lbe aame .,.._ • l-land but ... ,.
not baWll the problema that tb•J are,.. commented Loi
An1ele1 Alr Route Traffic
Control · Center cblef JerrJ ......
''In the past year we bad one
oula1e or one bo~r and 17
mloutes. but there was no
major problem, certainly no
safety Impact.
"We Just asked airports to
delay departures until we bad
tbe computer running again.
Like an.Ylhlq made by man, It
may break dOwn from time to
time."
The Los Angeles control
center, actually located io
Palmdale, monitors air traffic
In Southern California and
parta of Arlzona and Nevada.
Once aJttraft bound for John
W•yne Airport are wltbin 40
miles of the FAA air \raffle
control ...,._r bated ln El Toro,
tbe FAA coatroUen there take
over moaltorina.
• 'Tbe computer In Lot
An1elea It Just •lllhtly different
from tba( lo Oakland," aald
FAA ...-..man Alu Ganis.
Both a)'ltema are tbe IBM eoao. but the one at the Loi
An1elel center Is "f aater and
baa more atoraae space,"
Oarvts uld.
Since earltesl c1v1hzat1ons
the Ruby nas been known as
the royal gem. probably
because 11 has always been so
putc1ous lhat only royally and
the very wealthy could afford
the larQef and higher Quality
stones In many lands ever'(
lar ge Ruby autom1t 1ca11y
bec ame lhe property o l 111e
ruler
Ruby is lhe red vanety 01 the
mineral corundum In blue and
a ll other colors. the same
mineral is knoWT'I as Sapphire
Although usually feceted
Rubles can someti mes be
oriented lo 9how a sue rayed
star when cut en cabochon
Thl9 phenOfNnon s>NMnl In a
dlep, rich. red dOfN1haped
CONndum le the moat valuable
of all a Stll' Ruby
The ancient end troubled Fer
E11t is th9 tource tOf the hna&t
Rubles ni. 1""9'" ol upper SurTNI (now h!Oden behind 1 "'-"boo curtain") .,. i.nown
Mery Barr. Cerflfied Gemo10011t
CHARLES H·. BARR
Ac~ ... ... .... ~
'no The 1ew ·gem pits" that I
was able to see from me roads
lbut nol photograph) were of
lhe same type we sew 1n Sn
Lanka t>.mt>oo scaf1o+d1ng to
prevent the sfdes from ceviog-
•n and walls calked with graa
and le8Y8S to SIOw the seepage,
Burmese Rubles are legatty
sold at a governm•nt·h•ld
emPonum once a year Smug·
gong " nfe. however. Ind the
gem dealers in bordering
Thailand answered with a
shrug wtlel'I asked about t,,.ir
source&,
the RUby h• Always ~
con11o..ct a 1n9scuUne u well
as a feminine gem and *•uM .
or Its durabotty is pertlcularty
epproprlete for rings, cuff links '
and other l•welry tor men.
While we can't all h...,. t,,.
klng·.iled Aublet.. lltlali.r ones
are readily ~table and we
tleve 1 nice Mlectlon to lhow you In virtu.lly eYefY atyte of
jftelry
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Shut~Off
THE 8lftrmA ICU'M1.J:: Short·run bua aerv1ce haa
drawn mixed reviews aloDa OW' couUine this aumrner
Tht-se vehicles are c aUtd ah""1e buad.
A ahuttle bua raa be def'\ned aa ooe that take• you where
you thouaht you were 1oln1 ln the fltlt place from the locaUon
wht1re youranoutol 1u.
Orm'U'befrom lheplat-eyouparted and cave up.
Anyway, downcoHt, La1una Buch bas enjoyed .
coos1derabJe succest in rwmina shutUe buses from parklftl
lots out ln Laauna Canyon t.o the three art shows that ope.-~te
closertothedowntowna~tor
THESE Aa& lJSUALL Y secood-time customers (o t.be
Fetitaval ot AN, Art·A·Fair or Sawdust FeaUval. First·
timers Jtm drove right into Laiuna and tried to rmd a parking
place
On the second visit, they had second tbouth\a and took
the shutUe t>t&s.
Upcoas(. however. a sbutUe bus scheme by the Oran1e
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NATION I WORLD
B .. tafle! Kett 1 ... 1~
Iran Awftiting
Leader 1 Choice
By Tiie Auodated Preas
To shouts of •'God ia great • •
Iran's President Abolbass~n
Bani-Sadr took a formal oath or
office before the new Iranian
Parliament today . He i s
expected to oomlnate a prime
mi.olster Wednesday, after
which the Parliament could take
up the question of what to do
with Iran 's 52 Americ an
hostages.
T~~Y was their 262nd day an
captavtty.
1:he U S . State Department
s aad Monda y the Iranian
prosecutor.gener al 's ofhce
claimed it has n o r ecord
s howi ng the revoiulionary
govel"!lment was holding a 53rd
American. free-lance journalist
Cynthia Disyer of Buffalo, N y
But officiaJs in Was hington saJd
the department still believes she
is held m Iran and has asked
urgently for clar ification
falo. The couple have three
children.
Bani-Sadr was elected
president laat Jan. 2S, and was
sw orn into office by
revolutionary leader Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini 10 days
later. But the new Iranian
constitution requires that be
take the oath b efore the
Pa~llament, or M•jlis, wbicb
did1not become fully functional
until Sunday. with the election ot
militant Moslem cleric
Hojjatoles lam Ali Akbar
Rafsanjani as speaker.
The president vowed to defend
Iran's Js lami c republican
sys tem and "to devot e myself t.o
serve the people and promote
the country." s aid a r eport by
th e o fficials Ira nian news
agency Pars.
Baru-Sadr has not revea1ed his
choice for prime minister . The
nominee m ust be approved by
the Ma1Lis. which is controlled
by the clergy-dominated Islamic
Republican Party. The •RP, led
by A yatolla h Mohammad
Beheshli, has been engaged in a
power struggle with Bani-Sadr
and his followers .
CARTER VISIT PROMPTS GENEROSITY IN DALLAS
Ertn Nowlin, 4, Wanted to Share Aellef From Heat
MRS. DWYER WAS arrested
May 5, and the Iranian Foreign
M 1n1stry confirmed four days
later that she had been detained.
State Department officials said
1t was possible she was bem~
held b y one of th e
vigilante-st yle Is lamic courts
that mushroom ed after the
overthrow of Shah Moha mmad
Reza Pahlavt
KHOMEINI SENT a m essage
Chips and Politics ··it 's distressm~. but ~e have
to ho~ she'll turn up," sa1d
----MfS'"Dwyer s husbanO.Joh.n, an
Enghsh professor at the Slat..e
L'n1vers1ty of New Yorlt at 8uf
to th e Maj l i:i; this w eek
cric12mg Bani -Sadr's current
go v e rnm e nt f o r it s
"mdec1s1veness" and telling the
M aJ hs at "must decide on a
@.Yemmen which ts 100 ~r~nt.
Is lamic a·nd no( accePi. an~-
mtn1ster hke some of the present
m inisters."
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1r.1arK '-.Jarter Trail OCTD Patrons Sonu Run,~ WoUc, Soim Su.flrr Dlaitlcmtn.ie
County Transit District . our public bus line, met with less
success As a matter off act, you could call it a flatfailure
This was a plan to have Huntington Beach visitors park in
the inland reaches at the Golden West College campus. The
beach~oers would then be shuttled on an OCTD bus to the
shorehnefortwo bats one way
DESPITE CONSIDERABLE advance publicity on the
new ride to the sand scheme, it was reported that on the first
day, the county buses had only three round-trip customers.
This could hardly be calculated as an auspicious start.
Further, in the three weeks that followed, there were no
nots among mobs of beachgoers seeking the quarter ride to
the Huntington sands. Only 93 passengers made the round
trap.
As a result of the un-massed transit the county's bus
system direct.ors only yesterday canceled the whole beach
s huttle experiment. It won't continue for the full three
monthsofsummer
ONE OF THE REASONS given by the bus system staff
for the lack of shuttle popularity was that Huntington of.
rtc1als failed to provide "more disincentives" to people
dravin~tothe beach and parkingfor$2.SO.
What the staff figured should happen is the parking tab
s hould be increased thus encouraging more people to take the
bus
Rut there was that weirdo word again-"disincentive "
YOU WONDER IF that's anythmg akin to being
discombobulated? Or disenfranchised"
If you fail to get turbed by all this. then maybe you're
disturbed
A.nyway. beach shutUes or art show shuttles may be a
~ood idea but ~t·s too bad they won't get popular unless you
make the prior system or driving and parking more
miserable than it already is.
Thjs might be called success through e scalated agony
OR, MAYBE THE idea is if you can't sell your beach
I.alls at your price. force yourcompetitortoraise his .
You may have always wondered what OCTD stood for in
'he first place. Now you know. It's this :
Orange County Transit Disincentives.
DALLAS (AP> -For $1 0, you
get to stand up for more than
three hours in a shoulder-to-
shoulder crowd waiting for the
president of the United States to
promis e "p eace through
s trength" a nd recite the
concerns of hi s "party of
compassion."
U you can fight your way
through the mob, you can buy a
plate of cheese nachos with hot
peppers and refried beans for
another St.SO. But al least it's
air coodltiooed.
For $500, you get to stand in
stifling heat under a yellow-and-
w h ite-striped carny tent, eat
Kentucky-style barbecue and
fr es h corn a nd bear th e
president of the United Slates
boast about h is party of
compassion and promise to try
and keep the peace.
AND FOK SZ,5tt. you get a
buffet dinner of salmon mousse
with dill .... dressing. hot c rab
souffle over toas t , molded
c hicken terrine and a variety of
ho rs d 'oeuvres s erved on. a
flagstone terrace surrounding
the pool outs ide a Texas
mansion. And you can bear the
president of the United States
talk about a compassionate
party committed to the needs of
its people.
It was all in a d ay's
fundraising for President
Carter , who ran through bis
litany three limes at separate
political events Monday to beJp
the national a nd s tate
Democratic parties n et an
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estim a te d $700,000 for the
coming fall campa ign But for
the paying guests, at was a
chance to show their faith cmd
s hake the president's hand
The president m ade one stop
billed as "off1c1al" on the
otherwise political Journey when
he visited the dro4ght stncken
2.000·acre farm of Olen Range of
Jus tin, Tex .. who agriculture of
fit'1als said s t ands to lose
SI00,000 in crop damage this
year .
Plane Crash Kills 7
Near Grand Canyon
C art e r n o t e d t h a t th e
a dm1n1strat1o n already has
ag reed to make emer gency
loans available to v1ct1ms of the
month-long heat wave that has
s wept Texas and much of the
South. Southwest and Midwest
But he didn't pretend that would
solve all the proble m s the
weather has created
"MY HEART GOES out to
you." he told RanJ(e . a:i; the)
examined the withered gram m
a sorghum field. "I wanted to
come here to dramaliz.e for the
rest of the nation the pracllcal
effect of the intense heat wave "
Carter bad s hucked hls suJt
coat and rolled up his sleeves for
his visit to the farm . but a
thermometer s howed th e
temperature was a r elatively
mild 98 degrees.
G RAND CANYON, Arll. <AP>
A t w1n ·e ng1 n e a irpl a ne
crashed 1n the woods h e re
shortly after takeoff, k1lhng the
pilot and six of has seven
passengers. officials said The
lone survtvor was thrown clear
of the wreckage but s uffered
criticaJ bums.
OfflciaJs from the National
Transportation Safety Board
aod the F e d eral Av1at100
Adm1ni s trat 1o n wer e
anvest1gatang the crash Monday
of the Scenic Airlines Cessna
Titan 404.
"THERE'~ NO reac;on 1t
shouJd have crashed." said Karl
Fahr, president of Scenic Air ·
lanes. based rn Las Vegas . Nev.
The 10-passenger plane t.Ook
off from Grand Canyon Airport
on a flight to Phoenix at • ·45
p.m. and crashed 10 minutes
later three miles south of the
a irport. within s ight or the
control tower .
PUBLIC NOTICES
assunie a vital role • ID
Survivor Chuck Calhoun, 31, of
Mt!sa. Ariz .. an e mploytt of
Grand Canyon Helicopters. was
a t Mari copa Count y Burn
Center. wherf' officials said he
had bums over 90 percent or bJ s
body.
Fahr said the pilot was Capt.
Ri ck Mirebouse, 33, of Las
Vegas. Nev. 'Ibe other victims
were 1dentJ!ied as a family of
four from Nige ria a nd two
Japanese women
A REPORTER fro m Baton
Rouge, La , whose plane took off
shortly after the Sceru<." rug.ht,
said ~ plaM "appeared to lose
power sbortJy after takeoff.
"And we heard the pilot. .. on
the rad>o. saying 'I thank J'm
goin g an .' I could hear the
tension m b1s voice." Nicholas
Champion srud.
The National Weather Service
said the weather was clear when
the plane took orr. and visibility
was SO miles.
DUE PROCESS OF LAW
and in the
PEOPLE'S RIGHT TO KNOW
Public notices inform the people of proposed actions or past
events which may affect their rights, interests or duties. They
also give the people opportunities to protect their rights and to be
heard.
And taxpayers benefit from public notices. Municipalities,
public authority corporations and treasurers are required by law
to publish financial reports, budget hearing notices, ordinances
or advertisements of bids on public work. These notices keep you
informed as to how and why your tax dollars are being spent .
Public notices also discourage fraud, raids on public
treasuries and favoritis"l in the letting of public contracts.
PUBLIC NOTICES can affect
your life, property and business
Read them ev.ery day In the DAILY PILOT
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INDIANAPOl..JS tAP> -OMelall al RCA
Rccordll say private 1uarda with artncM"ed trucks
uru proltttlna the llmlted·edlUoo 25th annlvenary
Elvia Pre ley album from record pirates.
J~ M<'Huch. the man ln ebar1e ol added
11ccurity durin1 producUoa ot 250.000 numbered
copl\'11 oJ "Elvia Aron Praley," aaya lbe measures
art' to preven\ "any advance copies talllna into tM
hands ol countt'rftltert "
Ab soon as the albums are packased. they are
trandt-rred In apttlally aeaJed security vans to a
warehouse for nauonal distribution, the RCA vice
prclildenl for manufacturing said.
I rael Prices Rise
TEL AVIV. Israel (AP> -Consumer prices in
I rael mcrea!>ed by 4.6 percent in June, bringing to
136 percent the inflation rate for the 12-monlh
pt<riod according to government statistics.
Got o problem? Then wnte to Pol Dunn Pot Will
<'ut rrd topt.» getting the answers Otld action !/OM need
to solt't.' meq1J1tlt1 m go~ment and bu.nness. Mad
your quf'stions to Pat Dunn, At Yc-ur Sennu. Onlnge
Coast Doily Pilot . P 0 Bo:r 1560, Costa Mesa. CA
92626 A.~ many letters as possible Wlll be a~ed.
but phoned mqurnes or letters not including the
reader ·s /ult name. addreu and bwJMss hours· phone
nu m her cannot be considered This column appears dot·
ly ncept Sundays ·
-Farmar.
l'aaa11 OF OHIO
IN
loath
Farmer Cheese 1s one of our best melting
and cooking cheeses. It's most delectable
when served at room temperature. Cubed
Farmer Cheese Is dellc1ous when
.· '·"
Coast
san '101
dipped in apple butter.
$100 2~1b.
whole
piece
7.79 ea. ""·· Le.w~C---Mll
lristolattM
S• Diecjo FrHway
llftlrh19 But Not Slt9'!
DEAR PAT: I would like the addresses or the
national headquarters or the Gray Panthers and
the Urban Elderly Coalition. Also, are there any
organizations that help elderly minority groups'?
Allowance Certificate, mast be flied wit.bin Jt days
after it becomes apparent that &be~ 1111 been a
change in the number of allowable exemptions.
F o r additional Information, refer to IRS
Publicatloo 504, "Tax Information for Divorced or
Separated Individuals," available at any IRS
office.
save tac 3 19 lb ... ~.. s~ ~~ OFF REG. LB. PRICE • • 540·6~9 I ~~
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L.L .• Santa Ana
The Gray Pantlters' addresa 11 3135 Cbestnat
St.,· PbUadelpbJa, Pa. 19194. Vrbaa Elderly
Coalition bea.dqaarters is loCated at 18Z8 L St. Avi· ators N.W., Suite 505, Wasbhtiton, D.C. !1131.
Tbe federal governmeat's Admlalstration on -~ll•J ~•!fd• proJec:Uruts_&o tile. followiag-N --,-·--d i·--orgailzTtloas wltJcb serve elderly mmortttes: aIDe 0
National Center oe tlte Bladt Aged, 104 K St.
N.W., Salte 581, Wasbhtgton. D.C. ZIMS; National Obi Hall Aaaoclation of Spanish SpeUJ.a1 Elderly, 38'15 0
Wllabitt Blvd., SuJte 401, Los Aa&eles •tt; aad
tlle National lndJaa CoaacU • A1m1, P.O. Box
2188, Albuquerque, N.M. 87113. fteae poupa will
furnish information upon reqaest.
Lamader E~tric Bla~t
DEAR PAT· Someone told me I should not
have my electric blanket dry cleaned. I received it
for Christmas and mis placed the care instructions .
If it is s upposed lo be washed, bow should I go
about this? Does it have to be band-laundered, or
can I wash 1t in my automatic washer?
H.R., Costa Mesa
Clea.alng llqald ased i• ~ dry cleaalng
process may have a de&ertoratta& effect .. Ute
inaalatlon of Ute electric bla•llet'a lleatl•C
element. That'• wby dry clea•l•C Isn't
rtt0mmellded.
Yoo can machine wash <e blauet wltb
re1alar dder1eot oa low or centle speed, Giie to
roar mbrates. IUme and spbt dry. U wullled by
band, soak 15 mlautes, sqaeeae INP tllroep a few
times ud rime twice.
Electric blaakets can be macllllte dried at
medlam temperature for It ..U.ll&ea, wttlt drying
c:omplded by geatly s&rekldq Ute blanllet mto Its
orlgtnal shape over two Unes. Doa't ue clot.bes
pins, bleach or dry cleubt1 Oalda and avoid
vigorous twtsUag or ue of a wrillger.
Dh·o~H? Fil~ Ner Fo""
DEAR PAT: I was divorced re<:enll~ and was
wondering if l should fill out a new W-4 form?
G. 0 .. Huntington Beach
A dJvorce or separation can afffft Ute number
of exemptions that yoa are eatitled to claim. Tbe
IRS suggests that taxpayen who have rettaUy
become dJvorced or separated sa.oald check with
tbelr employer to determine bow many
exemptions are currently claimed.
A new Form W-4, Employee's Wltbbokli.ng
We Put
•DAYTON. Ohio <AP>
Four aviation and
space pioneers. including
the third man to walk on
the moon. have been
en s hrin e d 1n the
Av1at1on Hall of Fame.
As tronaut Charles
"Pete" Conrad was
inducted into the hall by
Neil A. Armstrong, the
fi rst moonwalker. at the
ceremonies.
Con r ad w as an
astronaut for 11 years.
He piloted Gemini s.
which orbited lbe earth
for eight days: Gemini
11. which docked with an
Agena target: Apollo 12.
wh ich spent 31 hours on
the moon: and Skylab
I 1. which spent 28 days
m space.
Also honored were
Anthony H. G. Fokker.
nicknamed the Flying
Dutchman. founder of
Fokker Aircraft Co.:
Wilham Thomas Piper
Sr . founder or the Piper
Aircraft Corp.: retired
G e "fl . Be r n a rd A .
Schriever. prin cipal
arc h itect o f the Air
Force's ballistic missile
program: and Robert F
S ix , founder of
Continental Airlines.
The four joined 84
aviation greats already
enshrined.
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the full amount right away we can arrange that also.
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.Give Vote System
A Second Chance
Notblna la quite u embarraulna u abowlD.I otr
aom~ new and watcb.ID& lt fail.
'!bat's exactly what happened June 3 to the oftlclal•
retpOnsible fOf' the conduct of the prtmary electlon ln Orance County.
A new. '1 ~ million ~ countln• system they had touted four daya ,bdore the .iectiM as u pable of .,roduc·
ln& fut and accurate reaulta, failed Badly
Ora.nae County wu the tu t county lnfth state to re-
port lt.s fmal. unofficial results
l o predlctable fashi<Jn. lnvesUaatiMs were called for,
a nd conducted -by lbe county General Sen•lcea
A1ency: by the diatrlbutor ol l.M &)'stem , Martel Syat~ms
Inc .• ol Costa Me.ea: and by representatives of ~retary
of Stat~ March Fong Eu.
There's been the usual amount of backbiting, blame
laylng and buck passina.
Now. the state has scheduled an Aug. 15 bearing ln
Santa Ana tor its Com rniasion on Votlng Machines and
Vote TabuJallng Devirea to decide ii Orange County's new ·
system sbouJd be decertified.
Based on what has been reporte<l thus tar. the system
need llOt lose its state stamp or approval.
The problems appear to be of the type that technical
expertise can solve.
The correct action for the commission to take would
be to recer11fy the new syste.m and give Orange County
officials a second chance to prove its vote counting
merits in the Nov 4 general election.
A Positive Approach
We hear so ma ny negative things that it 's nice when
something positive rises above Lbe uproar. And we did
hear something positive recently.
The Newport Harbor Junior League announced late
last week that all proceeds from its annual Christmas
Company will be donated to help replace the over-
crowded Albert Sitton home.
Jack And non
OPEC Holdings in U.S. Secret
W ASIGNGTON -Why ca.o 't
the Amentao people flnd out
bow the Arab ahelU are buylq
up V S. property and ae(urltiet !
The s;reat f\oaoclal mystery baa
now bHft 10lwd
WhUe tho oil pc>Wltates b:>ve
been 1ou11na Amarlcan con· 1 u mera .
'freasury of·
llclala bavt
,r a nted t he
orelgn oil
b il ltooal r es
p refe rential
treatment in
the J urcbue of .S. se·
curiUe:s.
To encour .
age the Saudi Arabians to in-
vest their windfall billions in
the United States, President
Ford's Tr easury Secret ary
Wllliam Simon promised that
their fmancia1 holdings in this
country would be kept inviolably
secreL The same priVllege was
late r extended to other members
of the Organization of Petroleum
Exporting Countries . and the
secrecy cootinues to this day.
NEITHER CONGR ESS nor
other agencies of the fed~ral
government -least or a ll the
public -can pry informal.Ion
about OPEC holdings in the
Unit~ States out of the Arabs'
d evoted p r otectors at the
Trfasury. .
hl fact. Incredible as it seems.
r etallallon a1ain1t American
rorelp policy moves bave no
w1y of knowtns Just bow serloua
such a thnal would be.
Disclosure ol the Treasury's
sweet.heart deal with the OPEC
cartel ls cootained In a Ugbtly
restricted report by the HOUM
subcommittee on commerce,
consumer and monetar y affairs.
In two years of hearings and
staff work, the subcommittff
was never a ble lo obtaln the in·
formation it sought on OPEC
holdings from the Treasury.
Lest ·Its promise to the oil
moguls be broken by some other
agency, l be Treasury even
asked CIA Dir~tor Stansfield
Turner to suppress some of the
foreign investment statistics the
C I A h a d co mpile d . The
Treasury. accor ding to the
House report, "requested that
the data not be disseminated
even on a cluamed bull. t.Q any
pe raon or e ntity, includine
Conereaa. without Treasury's
permisaion."
A TaEA8Uav spokesman
told my auoclate Vklll Warren
that the department la forb&dden
by law to l"e'Veal OPEC holdinp
ln this country. But the House
report notes lhal the legal arcu-
men t was in fact concocted
three years after the deal was
ma d e w llh the S audls .
"Treasury's legal argument ls a
smokescreen." the subcommit-
tee ~haded.
F ootnote : Wh il e stoutly
withholding lnform~about
OP EC from Congress. Treasury
officials dutifully inform the
Saudis of every congressional re-
quest forWormallon
GOSPEL OF BATE: Religion,
Ulle poUUes, makes atran1e bed·
fellows. American evangeliata
are glvtng unlimited acceu. at
no COit, to tbeir r,adlo station ln
southern Lebanoo to l!laJor Sud
Haddad, leader of the rigbl·win&
Christian militia in tbe lense
border area.
Haddad uses the rad.lo staUon,
called the Voice of Hope, to
b r o ad c a st infl a mmatory
diatribes against the embattled
Lebanese government and Unit-
ed Nations peacekeeping troops.
His broadcasts led to an official
protest from L~banori ,J..o the
State Department. -
So far, U.S. offidfls have been
unable to persuade the station's
ow n ers, Hig h Adven t ure
Ministries, to close down their
oper ation. The ev a ngelical
group considers the Voice of
· Hope the best way to spread the
Gospel in the Middle East and ls
currenUy raising funds to build
a t elevision stat ion a nd a
s hortwave transmitter In tbe
area.
SVPPORTERS OF the station
include the Chrisllan Broadcast-
ing Network of Virginia Beaeh.
Va .. Praise the Lord Network of
Charlotte, N.C .. and singtr Pat
Boone. Some contributors.. like
Boone. insisted to my reporter
Jutta Hennig that they didn't
know of Haddad's access to the
station
At least one concerned
mem ber of Congress has re-
quested an Internal Revenue
Service investigation of IDgh
..,,JAdventure Mlni~ries, lo de-
termine if i\'.:; viola.lirag its re-League Preside nt Nancy Carlson said that members
throughout the county agreed that the pledge would be a
nice way of marking the gl'Qup's tenth anniversary. , -nie Leagu . sh~ext>hllne<t;-m;pes ro "Ttnse=aFlii
$50,000 .. As a cond ition to the pledge. League members are
requesting that county residents help out by equaling their
contribution.
Treasury officials even refused
a request for information last
December from the top· level tn·
ter agency Iran Consultative
Gr oup. whlch was formed to'
=lr~k-ef='the Worttnmg-h'1ir'-
n i a n situ ation This h1gh-
powered group -made up of
representatives from the State.
Defense a nd Energy depart·
ments. the CIA. National Sttun-
l!J!~fi"f,,fiJ~::.z~~.:;-~~~u \af<~l. ..... -...--.M.#--::-~-1 engaging in-politic~ activity.
Such a condition makes aenae beeause the cost of a ~
ne w shelter for abused and neaJected youngsters could
amount to around S5 million.
If the county is to get a new shelter , a great deal of
citizen help and support from all over the county is
needed.
We commend the Junior League for its very
worthwhile decision. It should be a pr ecedent·setting first
s tep tha~ 'Aili encourage others to follow.
Reality Recognized
South Orange County residents miabt have ex·
perienced a sense of deja vu last week when the count y
Board of Supervisors decided to change the name of
Niguel Beach to Salt Creek Beach.
For as far back as memory serves, Salt Creek, the
s andy strand r oughly located between Dana Point and
Monarch Bay, was Salt Creek.
That is, until the mid 1970s, when Orange C-ounty 1ov-
e rnment purchased the beach and opted for all IOrtl of
new improvements . And what would all the new improve-
. ments have been without a new name, one that reflected
that of the beach park's surrounding community, Laguna
Niguel?
The name change, from what we saw and heard.
never meant much. Everyone called Niguel Beach Salt
Creek Beach. More than one news writer had to remind
readers that Niguel Beach really was Salt Creek Beach.
The name ch ange created another problem. Niguel
Beach Park often was confused with its inland neighbor .
Laguna Niguel Regiona l Park.
Supervisors obviously took the right action in chang-
ing the name back to Salt Creek. It is a little bit of history
that w~ worth preserving.
• Opinions expressed In the space aboYe are those of the' Dally Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321.
Boyd/DriOOrs
By L.M.BOYD
A study of 1,000 car owners
seems to indicate that mar·
ried men are much better
d r ivers than s ingle men .
Theories differ as to why. Do
backseat drivers improve the
ma tr l ed m en 's
performances? Is it th at
single men just don't care all
that much? Or both?
Q. All rilbt. Louis, let's see
you name the ft.rsl man to fly
around tbe world in 10
mlnutes.
A. Another trick query,
what? Two men claimed they
did that. Richard E. Byrd
and Floyd Bennett. On May
9, 112S, they flew l9 the North
Pole and circled it, crossinC
all the meridians of longitude
tn one full turn. WW )'OU buy
that as a fiigbt aroU.od the
WO/ld?
t
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
One ol t.be best tb1qa
about t.be bear la its me
-It can't very well be
di11ul1ed in 1beep'1
clotbtn1 -and t•at
1oe1 for the Ruaalan
ltear, too.
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Q. What was sold to the
first coin-operated vending
machines?:
A. Paperback books . At 25
cents each. A publishe r
na med Richard Carlisle ar-
ranged it.
Q. Do birds have eyebrows
and eyelashes?
A . Ey e brow s, no.
Eyelashes, a few birds do.·
Like the Asiatic bornbills.
Q. Isn't It typical for a
second-Ume·around bride·
groom to spend a lot more
money on that boneymooo
than be spent on the flnt
one?
A. U the bride is a first
timer, ft is.
Rarely OD television will
you ever see a woman wtth a
broom in her baad. Uoleu
she's supposed to be some
sort of unpleuant character.
They live brooms to wblnln1
motherf.ln-law and na1cmc
landladles and crochety
aplnaters who chue chickens
out of their yard&. Ever a1Dee
people believed lD witches. brooms have been symbolic
of wbat'a rude, ancry Md
1ln11&er. They're plala low·
· dowu. Odd, wtaat? Jutt about
the molt UMful lmplemtllltl
around the bouae, tboae brooma.
Fint naaMe ol bOttl the buabud and wlfe appear lD
the '::t:°" dlrectoriel of switmaDd. Lltew1... of
llrael.
•
ty Council and International
Commun ication Agency -
asked the Treasury what the im·
pact would be if the Iranian gov·
ernm ent withdrew its fund~
from U.S. ban.Its. '·we cannot supply data on
bank claima and liabilities, nor
would it be wise to supply more
than a 1eneral statement on the
forelio n change markets," the
Treuury replied to Rud Poat.s of
the National Stturity Council.
wbo had pressed for the in-
formation.
THUS THE SECURITY a gen-
cies charged with plannlng ror
the possibility of Arab financial
Earl Waters
\\ WhAt's wrorig, Jimmyf I been kttpin' ~uitt, 4in't I?"
NIXON PIC NIX FIXED: Six
years after he was driven from
office in disgrace. former Presi-
dent Richard Nixon has finally
consented to have his portrait
paanted for hanging in the White
House along with those of other
presidents. The painung ''should
be ready soon," according to
White Hoose sources.
S p ec ulation o n Naxon 's
portrait·sby pol.icy bas centered
on the theory that the embar-
rassment of Watergate left him
r e luctant to expose himself,
even Lil surrogate form. to the
~mments of u·Teverent tourists
filing through the While House.
But one source suggested the
real reason was vanity. explatn·
ang. ··He looks a lot better now
than he did when he first left of.
(ice."
Suit Could Curb Parking Citations
A lawsuit brought by Dou glas
R. Pue may result in overturn-
ing tbe present system of park-
ing violation enforcemeot.
A San Jose engineer who said
he was fed up with being
harassed over parking violations
on a vehicle he hasn't owned
since 1.974, Pue has an action in
federal court which could outlaw
slJte vehicle code provisions re·
lating to parking .
Hi s claim i s t h at th e
Calllomia law providing a vehi.:..
cle owne~ 1s
presumed to
be the offend-
ing party ·if
his vehicle is
found illegal-
ly parked is
contra ry to
tb e Co n -
stitutional
provision of
presumption
of inooceoce untU proven guilty
and denies the due process
1uaranteed by both state and
federal coostitutions. That pro-
vision and one which permits a
viola~ notice in cases where a
vehicle does not bear evidence
of current registration are the
only two Instances in which a
v ehicle rather than a person
may be cited. ·
Put:'s difficulties commenced
back in 1974 after be bad sold a
car which the buyer failed to re·
resister. From lhat time OD,
deapltJI repealed protests to the
Department of Motor Vehicles
be WU bar~ with Parkin&
Ucket notiflcati<lis and several
warraall u a result of the a p-parent Weaal parting by the oew owner. Hla only protection
were letters fro m DMV
acknowledaln& his claims of
DOD-ownership.
tJNfOlt'l11NATELY BE WU
without these letters wbeo, in 1m, be wu atoppec1 for a tralftc
vtoa.tica. Tbe aubMquent cheek
at time ol arTtlt dileloled four
oatataMtna warranta for put.
laa vlol1Uoa1. Explanations
a.otwttb1taadin1 be wu
haadeulfed ud taken to Jail
wbere, unable to mate bill, be
.,.. boobd. After cooU.Dc b1I
...... ID tlll 11Ullller for NVeral
boui"I ... wtl• arrived wllb the
bail.
When be appeared lD court
wttb .. iltt.-a die Cate WU dis·
• t11ed but Pue decided he
didn 't \\ant an y more ex ·
penenC'eS hke that and brought
:in action ror declaratory relief
and damages for false arrest.
Jt 1s not the first lime the law
on parking violations has result·
ed in false arrest suits. One.
brought some years back by a
San Franciscan cost that city a
considerable sum of money.
The police had haul ed him out
of bed in the middle of a F'nday
night on a warrant for traffic
violations. They were bis all
Art Hoppe
right but the day previously he
had gone to court and paJd up.
Des pite bis protests he was
taken t.o jall and spent the 'Aetlt·
eod in durance vlle.
ON 9IONDAYembarrassedof·
ficials discovered it was all a
clerical error, one which ~
lnronvenlent to the individual
but nevertheless a highly pro-
fitable week~.
Pue's suit. filed m 1m. was
origlrullly rejected but the 9th
U.S. District Court of Appeals
has or dered Dis t ric t Judge
Samuel Conti to reinstate the
action. A finding in Pue's favor
would create havoc in present
parltlng meter enforcemenL No
longer would the meter maid be
able to walk down the slrttt
hanging parltlng citations oo un-
attended vehicles.
It probably would oot however
prevent the towing away of U-
legally parted vehicles causing
consldeTable coofusloo and even
mor e trouble for owners of imrh
cars.
Working Ranch as Tax Shelter
"Excuse me. You are. I believe.
a cow?"
"Yes.that's correct. I amooeof
Governor Reagan's cows. 'There
are 22ofu.s liv-
ing here on his
680 -ac r e
Rancho de l
Cielo i n
beaut i r.u I
S a n t a
Barbara county."
"It's lovely.
And this Is
your grazing
area here?" ··ves, each of us cows bas 30
acres. Careful, don't step on my
buttercups."
·'Thirty acres seems like a lot of
era&ing land for one cow."
··wen you bave to realiJe that
this la a working ranch. And l
muataay it's working very well.
Ptatela
"Asaraa.dJJ?"
'·No. as a tax sbetter. ••
''I thought this WU the IOV·
erno r's and Mrs . Reaean's
private Sbangri-la wbere they
come to get away from it all. What
are you 22 cows dolnc cluttering
up theplatt?"
"Beca\De ii we weren't here,
the governor wou.Jd have to grow
cropc, wbicb la a lot of work. la or-
der to make th.ls a wortinc ranch
so tbat it qualifies as an
agriculturat presoerve. •'
"An qricultural p~serve?
Tbataoundl Dice."
un 18. THE property's valued
at more than $1 mlllioD. But by
dedarine it an qricultval pre-
serve, under state law it's u-
seued for only $20,423 and t.be
,.ovel"DOI' paye a mere SIOO a year
in lases.''
• 'That •• less than a lot ol two.
bedroom boules pay.··
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'Yes. The county assessor says
that If It we~ 'l a working ranch.
the taxes could a mount to as
muchas$42,000 annually. ·•
"But that's silly to call lbis a
working ranch. No rancber could
make money on a 680-acre ranch
wilb only 22 cows.''
"l don't know. The governor's
maktng$40,100oousayear."
"Golly, that's almost $2000 a
cow! Youmustbeveryproud.Not
many cows brine in that kind or
money."
"Frankly, it'a awfully lonely
out here. I miaa the bright. Ugbt.s or
Hollywood. I uu d to be in
pictures, you mow. I broke in
pJayinl the cow lhat klclled over
Mn. O'Leary's lantern to start
the Great Cbicaio Fire a.ad I co-
s tarred with the 1overnor,
blmaelf, in 'Cattle Queen of
Montana.' altbouib I dldn't get
the title role. And DOW be'I put me-
out to pasture. I don't tblak be
reapeeta me &QY1Dore. ••
"BOW CAN A v a luable
creature Wte you thlDk that!"
"Well, when be rldel by ln bis
cowboy boots and white cowboy
bat. be never loots me lD tbe eye. Ob, II Just once be'd put tu. anna
around my neck and liq ooe ol
tboae old cowboy 1oa11 Wte.
'Home, Home OD TbeTu Shelter"
or 'Git alone. Uttle tu ~ 11~~ay '''' r'Noofteme, bUt I don't 1ee bow
you can defend blm OD tbil ~ •
Way back ID U. wbta be nnt ran
for IO,...,... be came nlht out
and Nkt ftal1 tbal 'Wee lbotald
hurt.'"
"I know. But be never •alct
whom."
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on her 1983 C'.orvair to Ahow her dlHtr'ffmf"nt
-·Ith the mM comild~red mOl\l ttsP<lftllble for
t ndlne produ<'llon or the ur
.Br01u11 Signs Bill
~11 Liquor Policy
SACRAMENTO <A P> -Gov Edmund Brown .lf · has signed a bill preventing state officials from
aecidlng whether a proposed hquor st.ore would In·
terfere with neighborhood peace and quiet.
The bill, AB1960 by Assemblyman Frank
Vl cencia. D·.Bellflower, was s upported by
Southland Corp .. operator of lhe ?·Eleven conve·
nlence stores and a contributor to Brown's 1978 re·
election campaign
Effective next year, the measure repeals a
new policy of the state Department of Alcoholic
Beverage Control. The poUcy requires applicants
for liquor store licenses to show that their
operations would not interfere with "lhe quiet en·
joym ent o( property ...
Applicants must provide plans to control such
things as litter. noise and parking problems .
Vicencia's bill restricts the ABC to con·
sider ation of subJects directly related to liquor
sales. including the. QOncentrallon of lfq uor st.ores
in the neighborhood and the possible effect on the
crime rate
141-YEAR LIFE ENDS
POSADAS. Argentina
CAP> Francisca Leal
de Lopez. a peasant
woman, died five days
aft e r celebrating her
14l s t bir t hday ,
townspeople reported
She attributed h e r
longevity to drinking bit·
ter tea made from the
ye rba mate. a South
American leaf plant.
Friends said the
woman possessed a
document from a
Roman Catholic church
in Santa Ana do
Livrament.o. the town in
,..,.,.y
COl.OtUlllUNBAL
NOMI
7801 Bolu Ave .
• Westminster
893-3525
PAC91M: Y11W
~PMI
0.-...c.ry Mortuary Chepel .
3500 Pecme vi.w Onve
Newport Beach
644-2700
H
southern Br azil where
she was born, gh,;ng her
birth date as June 29
1839.
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Deaths
·\Elsewhere:; ..
SAN ILDEFONSO
PUEBLO, N .M . (AP> -
Maria Mantan.. 94, a
famed potter, died
Sunday at her home at
San Ddefomo Pueblo.
Cyclists
Avoid
Oiarges
Lo, ANOELl"..S <AP)
-8le1ll1u are not
1ubject lo c rlmln•I
Pf'OllUea for QOeraUn1 a
bicyc:Je wbUe under tbt
ln0uf"DC'e of alcohol u
spelled out In the stale
Vthlcle Code, a elate
C~urt ot Appeal nilln&
Hy5.
Mo nday ·i rulln1
supported Loi A.QaeJea
Supertor Court Judie
J erry Picht, who had
thrown out a L.aocaater-
case t'barKtna cycUsu
Oou1las Cllngenpeel
Napoleon Wits.on and
S teve R ou th w i th
<'Ycllng under th e
tnlluence.
THE APPELLATE
court agreed with Pacbt
that tbe state Vehicle
Code excludes bicycles
from the definition of a
veh1cle.
But t h at s ec t ion
charact eri z es no
conduct as criminal and
invokes no cr iminal
penalty, the court said,
adding that subJeeUng
cyclists lo criminal
san c tions under that
section would not mHt
the due -process
s tandards.
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Fabulous Olin-
Nun Ruled Insane
~ Moiher lo Death With Crucifix
SAN ntANCISCO CAP> -A nua
who UMd an elabt·lneb CN(lflx to
beat ber mother ln an exorclam
ritual baa bMll found innocent ot
mwa...,N• by Nuon ol lnaanlty
iD ber IDGtlMr'• death.
Ann.a ~. '5, Down aa
8'ater Luil lloM. w11 to return to
tourt A"'8. t IOI' ntfe.rral tA a DMGUI
-botpU.al or another racllity.
Superior Court J udae Claud
PeraMO ruled Monday that the nun
w11 ~ •l the time or the s layine
and wu lMocent for that reUOI\.
H E a T alAL o n c h a rges of
involuntary mans la u e hte r and
felonious usault had been scheduled
to start Monday, but the defense
aaked the Judie lo decide her guilt or
innocence on the basis ot the court
fffOrd.
Tbe nun be at her 75·year·old
mother, Rose. for 7\lt hours Oo Feb.
• 11. slapping and stomping her in an
exorcism ritual at their Richmond
District home, according to court
testimony.
The nun. a member of the order or St. Joseph of Carondelet. believed
her mot.her was sleeping peacefully
and would wake up "cured." even as
she was dying. one witness testified.
TM .... wbo hu been ronllDed to
St. llary'a Hotplta1 In San Franctseo
since February. sat quietly dwin1
the proceeding.
Judge Orders
Murder Raps
Be Dismissed
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Murder
charges qainst two prison inmates
have been dismissed on grounds that
during the slaYin& probe they were
deprived ol legal counsel for el&hl
months -all the time bei.q beld in
.. i~ation" at the Lom~ federal
prison.
"A ~ murder did occur and
maybe the defendants committed It,
but the court cannot tolerate the
denial .or ~I for eight moot.ha," U.~. District Judge William P. Gray
said Monday as he dis missed the
cha rges against Robert Eugene Mills
and Richard Raymond Piette.
CAf:-IFOANIA
Restaurant
and Cocktail Lounge
Martip Breitstein of Canoga Park holds ad
giving details of Qantas Airlines offer of a
limited lime, limited seating $199 round
trip airfare from LAX to Australia, a
savings of $1,500 on each ticket. Mo re than
1,500 people have been in line since Monday
to buy the tickets todav.
P E RASSO SAID the nun was
m aking plans to lake her mother on a
va catioo to Europe during the ordeal.
The woman died after a heart attack.
caused by the beating. he said.
The judge asked the probation and
health departments to report to him
before the August hearing on how
best to treat her.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard
Drooyan said he expected the judge's
r uling would be a ppea led. The
prosecution contended the men were
not entitled to counsel until they were
formally charged with the Aug. 22.
1979. stabbing death or feUow inmate
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A 2.000·acre brush fire near the
mountain hamlet of Rimrock that
was sparked by an illegal campfire
was expected to be contained today
after the wind-whipped blue earlier
threatened a s mall cluster ol cabins,
firefi ghters sa id.
Aulhonties also estimated that the
Ram rock fire, part or a series or week·
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e nd blazes that burned over 5.000
a cres or brush. would be controlled
by 6 p m. today. Another fire on the
T ahquitz hillside above Palm Springs
c ha rred 150 acr es before it was
controlled Monday nighL
AETRA loi•• S triu
HOLLYWOOD <APl -Prime-ti me
television actors Joined the Screen
Act o rs Gu ild strike t oday, an d
flood li g hts were doused on film
s taRes fro m New Yo r k t o Los
Angeles to ··o auas. •·
The A meric an Fe der ation of
T elevision and Radio Artists. whlch
re presents mos t or the nation 's
prime·time TV actors, joined the
SAG walkout at 12:01 a .m .. assuring
a s h utdown o r f i lm a nd T V
production In this country and on
American movie locations around the
world.
.llU'fl AIDard Reduced
LOS ANGEL~ CAP)-A former
s hipya r d wo r ke r wh o wo n a
landmark $1.2 million s uit against
two asbestos manufacturers must
either accept a reduced verdict of
S250.000 or face a new trtar: a judge
ruled.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge
Earl F. Riley said Monday that the
jury award to Richard J . Hogard was
based on "either passion. prejudic-e
or speculation," adding that Hogard
may ha ve contributed t o his own lung
disease
,tlars Watne Fo-d~
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Another
due has been added to the quesllon
of whether there is life on Mars. Two
scientists using r adar data over
!>even years old say they have proof
that there is liquid water buried JUSl
below the surface of the red planet.
The radar data were la.ken io 1971
and 1973 from the 210-foot diameter
Goldstone facllity in the Mojave
Desert in Califor nia, but only
r ecently were analy%ed to indicate
the e xistence or the water, the Los
Angeles Ti m es s aid in t odav's editions. ·
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LOSANGELES(AP> -Following
several weeks or s peculation, school
board me mbe r Kathleen Brown
Monday confirmed that she plans to
resign her position and move to New
York.
Howeve r , afte r s he m ade her
announcement at the board's budget
session. Ms. Brown said she would
proba bly wait to resign until a
number or issues currently in front of
the board get resolved. f
Conside re d a mode r a te on the
bus ing controve rsy that currently
gr ips the board, Ms. Brown indicated
that if busing-OJ)ponent Bobbi Fiedler
1s elected to Congress in November
a nd r es igns her post , he r own
resignation would follow.
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wall pay $25,000 in civil penalties and court
cos ts ~~ discontinue an alleged misleading
adverusang camp&Jgn under terms or a court
settlement.
W it.bout admitting any wrongdoing. the
Los Angeles·based airline agreed Monday to
the selUement .or a civil swt brought JOtntly
by the San Diego Ci ty Attorney and state
Attorney General ·s office.
The suit filed here alleged Westem 's
ad ve r tiseme nts c la 1m1ng 50 pe r cent
d1sc0Wlts on some fares was auslead.Ulg
Rape Definition
Oianged by Bill
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Resistance is no
longer reqwred by the victim of a sexual attack m
order for it to be legally rape. under a ball signed
by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
The bill. AB2849 by Assemblyman Mel Levane.
D·Santa Monica. defines rape as an act or sexual
intef'rourse "accom plished against the victim 's
will by means of for~e or rear of immediate and
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la w defines rape as an act of sexual intercourse an
which the victim resists, but sucb resistance is
overcome by force or violence . or in which the
victim 1s prevented from resisting by threats of
im mediate bodily harm with the apparent ability
to cause that harm.
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Kieker's Last Soree of Hope
Ex-Newport Harbor Star Gets Tryout With Rams
What is lhis all obout1
dream
llmwt~o •
-Art Sore~
By JOHN SEV ANO
OI -o.lty f'llet J&Mf
Nobody would have believed. least or all
Art Sorce himself. that be would be one of
those Ram hopefuls out on tbe practice
field at Cal State Fullerton Monday -but
that's what has happened.
A dream has turned into a reality and
ther e was Sorce, all 6-0, 187 pounds or him,
kicking one football after another through
the uprights during morning workouts
GRANTED, SORCE HASN'T made the
squad yet. that· decision won't be made
until Wednesday. But, for the ex-Newport
Harbor High graduate, who rewrote the
CIF record books from 1973-7S, just being
there was good enough.
"Thls is just a real neat feeling," said
~orce with a1 s mile as. he ate lunch
oetween workouts. "I just go out. kick. and
·have a good time."
Sorce's "good time" actually started
approximately 10 days ago.when assistant
General Manager Jack Faulkner gave
Sorce a call at his home and asked him to
come down ror a tryout.
''I HAD WRITTEN mM <Faulkner > a
letter while I was at baseball spring
training in Florida. but I didn't bear
anything... explamed Sorce, who is the
assistant natiooal promotion director for
the Mizuno baseball glove company.
"Theo I came home one day and found out
Faulkner had called me."
Sorce. who hadn't done any field goal
kicking since his tryout Wlth the Oakland
Raiders tbe year before. immediately
went into a workout program
·'I had done some screwing around. but I
realty hadn't done any kicking at all ror
two months," Sorce said. "I got a friend of
mine to loan me one of his NFL footballs
and I went to Orange Coast and did
noth ing but kick."
DESPITE THE LAVOFF. Sorce was
pleasantly surpn sed
"I was kiclung the ball great and with
good trajectory." said Sorce W1th a smile.
"Kicking was fun agam "
With confidence in hand, Sorce's big
moment came on the pra ctice field
Monday, and he responded With nymg
colors. The soccer-style kicker booted 2S or
27 attempts through the upnghts with his
only misses corning from the 47 yard line.
"I hadn't kicked that well since high
school," Sorce beamed. "Most or all I
think I impressed the other kickers (the
Rams have four in camp). They came up
and introduced themselves after I was
through and made me reel Wte part or the
group. I think that was a good indication."
A better one m ight be what special
CStt SORCE. Page 82> ART SORCE
Unsung Bero
COman-----·
Is Match
For Bo
MOSCOW <AP> -For
athlete whose sheet perf
has given so much joy to
world. Nadia Comaneci su
doesn't seem to be having
fun . ·
.~here she was again Monda
being told that nobody could
it better because how do you
perfection? And what did N
d~? She didn't crack a s ·
afttr her flawless trip over
balance beam. She remain
expressionless after the perf
10 .0 was flas h e d on lb
scoreboard.
IT WASN 'T UNTIL he
Romania n coaches c r owde
aro und h er. o fferin~
congratulations, that s he
a llowed a s mile -short and
c,wttl and then it was back to
the busmess at hand.
The business Monday was
com pulsory maneuvers on the
balance beam, vault. uneven
paralle l ba r s and the floor
exerctSeS -the first half of the
two-day team competition that
also serves as quahfymg for the
md1v1dual all·around title later
this week at the 1980 Summer
Olympks
So far. the host SovieLc; have
been having the most fun at
their Oly mpic party with six
~ .net 11 total medals. East --cefmanYictuaHy--h-as-one more-
medal overall but three less gold
afte r two days of compet1llon at
the first Games in modern
history without a n American
team.
THESE TWO EAST European
sports powers were expected to
pick up m o r e m edals a s
'\Wlmmin~ finals in the men's
1.500 freestyle. wom(!n·s 400
fr ee -.t}l e a nd m e n's 100
bre ast s tro k e we r e to be
contested today.
The U S. absence, due to its
boycott m response to the Sov1et
intervention in Af5'hanistan, tlas
b ee n fell the most at the
sv.1mming pool. At Montreal,
A mencan men won l2 of the 13
eventi.. and the U .S. women
have held their own against tht-
Easl Germans in the past two
years.
Watthing Comaneci perform,
one ts struck by the intensity of
her conc:entration. There is no
room for e motion when all that
inn e r s trength is directed
towaro the perfect performance.
ll 's been said that other special
athletes, Ted Williams and Ben
Hogan. had that same icy
demeanor -and that same
quest for perfection.
ONE SUP OF THAT steely
determinauon. and ber last four
yea rs of sac rifice will seem
unfulfilled .. One little mist.at~
a nd there's always someone
waiting to take your place at the
top or the sport. There's always
somebody.
Comaneci kno ws . S he's
been there. Four years ago at
the Montreal Olympics. when
she was 14. she replaced Olga
Korbut of the Soviet Union as
the s port's s uperstar
Sparky Was Wrong
He Predicted Angela WouM Come Out of Slwnp -By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Ot ... o.ity ...... SW!
Downing. You can't replace a guy like that."
Dane (lorg) Comes
To Cards' Rescue ~
It was the second week in May. Flowers were
blooming. but the Angels were wilting. Tbe de·
fending division champs bad lost six strai1bt,
includingathree-gamesweepbyDetrolt.
Manager Sparky Anderson said the Angels had
nothing to worry about.
"Come September, they'll be ript up there
figbtfng for lhe pennant," the Tigers' manqer said.
'·And lhey'U be among the top two or tJaree teams in
baseball in nms scored and RBl's . That team ia..too good not to... --,--
FOR ONCE IN IDS IJFE, Andenoa wu wrong.
Come September, the Angels will be teiUnc rookies,
giving their veterans a rest and pl•nnin1 for next
year .
Each loss pounds anot.ber nail into the Aqela'
corrm. and 11cmc1ay nilbt'• naU bad to hurt. The
Tigers exploded for 15 bits and four bome nms.
including two by Steve Kemp, and bumbMd the
Angels, 14-3.
''Nobody figured they would lole lbelr catcDer
<Brian .DowniDt > and lose Don Baylor for aa loaa u
they did," Anderson said , refustna to take the rap ror
a bad predkUon. "Then they loll Dave Froet, and
Bruce kilon got hurt. You can't lole key people like
that "
&ATBB& THAN &BSOUND from their
in1lorioul llart. the An1ela bave simply sotten
worse. la It tbe ~ f actar, or ba¥e tbe Aqela just
mentally Ii~ up?
"It a.'t a qaesUon ol pUiDC down. It's a quesUca ol ....._ flDClermamed," ADdellCID nkl.
• .,,_.. .,..'t mu1 clubl that wrttetbemlel..a otf.
=-'1jultaowa7tbeycabedlleumeballclub wwelaatyear. 1
•• .,....._ 1'Clll doD't Nalbe bow lmportat
. , urhlD 08Qle are maw JOU IOle tMID," Aadenoa
to0~...i ''And : tblM that'• a.. tbl cue wttb
Fans from the Anaheim Stadium crowd of24 .594
started leaving before the sixth inning was over.
Those who stayed were either Tiger ran& or wanted to
getsomebo06outoftheirsyst.ems.
DlJlllNG THE SIXTH, when relie\er Dave
Lemannyk was in the process of living up seven
runs. a man in the second deck st.ood up and
shouted toward General Maoqer Buuie Bavasi's
box, "Hey Buu.ie, who are you tolnl to 1et now?"
Lemancsyk is one or three pitchers Bavasi
purchaaed to help stem the Ude of injuries. The
others -Andy Hassler and F.d Hallckl -have done
well. ButLemancsyk lt3·9witban ERAof 4.99.
1be Angels have 14 games over the next 12 days,
and Manapr Jim Fl"epi can't be ustna up his
injury-riddled pitching staff oo 14·3 sames. So be let
Lemancsyk fan1ab the aame desplte b1a obvious mer·
fectiveneu.
Juoo Thompson and Bobby Grieb bit solo
bomen in the fifth innlog, but other than that, the
Angela made very lltUe noise.
KEMP'S FlaST RO•Ea followed a
controftl"llal call on a line drive down the I~ field
line. It appeared to ralH cbal.t dust, but umpire Jim
Evana naled itfoul.
"I thoucbt it wa1 a ground nale double," Kemp
said, "but fortun•tely I bad to come back to the plate
and wuabletobittbenextpltcboutoltbepark."
Kemp restated temptaUon to make a partlq
remarlt to Evans u be rounded third.
One lnn1q later Kemp blasted a three-run
homer as the Ti1en turued a M Ue into a 5-1 lead.
They never looked back .
UU: THE ANda.a, Detrolt started tbe HUOft
in a •lump. But now tbe ,,,., are Juat qbt sames
beblad Eutem Division leader New 'Yon, and
C8ee SPADY, Pa ... ,
DAN QUISENBERRY
Qaisenberry's 20th
Takes Over Lead
KANSAS CITY -Dan
Quisenberry, a product or Costa
Mesa High and Orange Coast
College, became the American
Leaaue leader in saves with 20
Moo"y u be quelled an el1bth-
hmln1 uprising and put out a
Chicago White Sox fire to
protect a 2-1 victory for lbe
Kanau aty Royals.
Quisenberry, who relieved
with two on and one out ln tbe
eighth, retittd Lamar Jobmoa
and Wayne Nordha1en on
1rounden, to take lhe lead rrom
Chicato's Ed Farmer, who ha
19 saves.
Ironically, Quisenberry waa
warned before the game for
fratemizin« wllh Farmer.
ST. LO UIS CAP> -You'd
think a pitcher would be a ble to
breathe a Utlle easier once he
~o l p ast the b a t s o f Ted
Simmoos and George Hendrick, right?
Wrong. Dave Goltz and the
rest of the Los Angeles Dodgers
found out differently Monday
n i ght whe n Dane Iorg, an
uns ung reserve. upstaged the
two sluggers and created the
most noise tn the attack ol the
St. Louis Cardinals.
IORG, STARTING for the first
time since July -4, swatted a
three-run homer to account for
the margin or a s.2 victory by
the Cardinals over the Dodgen.
And, for the 30-year-old reserve,
what made it sweeter was that
he s ucceeded where Simmons
and Hendrick falled.
Finl Simmons. batting after
Leon Durham doubled, and
Keith Hernandes sin1led. was
able to Uft a fiy ball only to
shallow center as the Cards
clun1toa2·1 lead.
Hendrick then fanned on a low
Golla deli'4W)'. But IOl'I, after
falling behind 1 ·2, blalUd ..
bomer over tbe riaht fteld wall.
Dodger Manager Tom
Lasorda said h e was as
aurpf'tled .. Golu.1_.1 t wbo wu
char1ed with the uoaaen' de-
feat.
"He was Just one pltcll
from getting oot of it," Lasoata
said of his hurler. "You a·t
get Simmons out i n tll"al
s ituation too often. Then fle
s truc k out Hendrick and" I
thought. 'Holy s mokes, be's
going to get oot or it.· "
IOaG. WHO LAST WBa
aalled St. Louis managemmt tto
be traded because or lack '.of
playing time, was arterwal>d
more content.
''We have a lot of good Y'O'*C
ballplayers in this
organization," be said. "I! the people. I understano
I'm not playing, but I don't
to be happy about It. I'm ~
satisfied with my role, but I
have to do tbe beat job lbat I
can."
Cards' '"Mana1er WblttY
Henot admlUed, however, tlM
bad not rain wiped CNt = practice be would bave
Terry x-tJ bl left fMld.
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DAILY Pfl.01
A Capaua. Report From the World of Sport•
Hams' N w Frontiere
A Monday Morning QB
FT'Om AP Dlapa&dlH
JACKSON\'ILLE, ..a.A. Dominic P'rool1tre •
uy~ he's iillU ju t a f()()(balJ fan. even lf hla v.-lfe • •
owns lh l,oe, Angele~ Ram$
"I h.'t!l 1nfer1or v.hu I att &rOUnd Gtorsla and
people llk~ t Ramlj aient"nil manaaerJ Don Klos~rman," ild
Fronuere, a M>ngwnttr v. ho mamed Rama owner Geor11a
Roi.~nbloom here Monda)
Rosenbloom took over the Rams after her late husband.
Carroll Rosenbloom. drowned m lhe surf at Golden Beach.
Fla • m Apnl 1979
The bride .ud i.he v. as womed about keeping her new
husband antere~ted 1n football.
"The only thing the mamage has changed," he said, "1s
before. v.hen the Rams IOtSl, I used to tell everybody the
management and ownership of the team was stupid. Now
v. hen people ask me. I tell them the team is making progress
"I'll still be a Monday morning quarterback. I have great
opinions "
Rosenbloom said the wedding was held in Jacksonville,
at the hom e or Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner Hugh
Culverhouse. because "we dtdn't want to make a b11 fuss
over 1t."
The 62 guests included NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle:
the owners Qf the Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots
and Philadelphia Eagles, and administrators of the Dallas
Cowboys and the Rams.
-----q.,ir al IM Da11 -------.
"Baseball players are about the worst conditioned
athletes around. We train hard in the spring, but a fter
the season starts we hardly do. anything. By the en¥f
the s eason. a lot of guys are tired." -Larry Gora,
Kansas City pitcher. a fter hurling bis 11th complete
game of lhe season.
SCe.w Capt.,... f :t Ill 81 r ..... I
The perfeet pltchin1 st.tr ln the American Iii Leaaue thele days would bave &o be~ s...e
1tartlnl and o.. ~~ ftnllblnc . Stone < 15-3>
posted 1\1.1 13 atra1aht trhampb Mcmday 1'.l&ht aa the
Baltlinore Oriol .. defHt.ed MlnneloU 12·5 In the nl1htc1p or a
double-Mader after dr~ the opener 1-7 ln 11 lnnlngs.
Qulatnbfrry took over the &eacUit leed with b11 20th san as
Kanau C\ty edied the Cbicap Wbite Sox 2·1 ... ._ 01Jh~
• bad three hit.a and drove ln three runs to lead
Mllwau.kee put the New York Yankees. 7.4
. . . ,.. MaUack and Dauy Darwla
combined for a seven·hltter n Texas
sto pped Bostoo, S-3 . . . rrne Sdeb pitched
his second straight shutout, a seven-hiller.
as Toronto edged OaJt'\and, 1-0. Al Wooda
homered for Toronto's margin ... Tom I
Padottk and 8ntce Bocbte each drove In
, three runs as Seattle laced Cleveland, 7·0
... Minnesota third baseman Mike Cub·
ba1e suffered a broken nose and facial
nON• laceratJons when be was struck by a ground
ball by BaJUmore's Lea Sakal.a in._,. first game of the double·
header
------Ba.~flall Tedafl -------.
On ttus date in baseball In 1905:
Weldon Henley of the Philadelphia A's hurled a
no·h1tter and beat the St. Louis Browns 6-0 in the first
• game of a doubleheader. It was virtually the only
h1ghJaght of Henley's season. He finished with a ~12 record.•
Today's birthdays:
Texas Rangers relief ace Sparky Lyle is 36. Chicago
Cubs catcher Cliff Johnson is 33. ' ..
SA PELO ISLAND, Ga. -Tbere can no longer be II
any doubt that flshing Is President Carter's favorite
recreational activity. During a week·long vacation,
he fi s hed each d ay. sometimes all day loog. 1 This attack or fishing madness began a week ago when
Carter arrived in Anchorage, Alaska, after an exhausting 22-
hourstay in Tokyo and an equal number of hours in the air.
It was late at night wben Air Force One amved at
Elmendorf Air Force Base. Almost everyone traveling with the
president wanted nothing so much as a good nigbt's sleep. But
Carter. wanting to go fl y.fishing, caught a rew hours sleep and
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Fullerton s Sunny H ill~ lft.gh . c~a~hed a l.Alkers Slp Rooldt-Cart~r
grand·slam home run m a s1x·run first inning and
a two run homer in the seventh to lead the Bllkb Carter. the i.=akers' SttOOd choic-e an the •
N at1on:il LA·a~ue Ea:.t leading Expos lo an 8-6 victory over NBA draft. has s igned a mulll-year contract w1th the
Atlanta Terry Puhl stroked a single up the middle to give team . . The Los Angeles Kings have signed Alain
Houston a 3 2 victory over the New York Mets with two out Bouchard and Brian Carroll, two 20-year old
and the bases loaded in the bottom of the runt.h inning to help prospects ... Michigan State University bas asked the 81g 10
the Astros extend their West lead to 1 ~ Conference to took into· 'possible villatioos''-of conference rul~
ga mes over the Dodgers Ken Griffey at ~tSL' Wttkend athletes seem to be wilting, but tht'
and Johnn~· Bench doubled to break a professionals are holding up hurly well in the hcut that l'>
scvenlh·mning lie and after a ram delay of bro1hng m~t of the nat1on·s eastern half No ma1or !ipr>rts
nearly an hour. Dan Driessen singled <.'V<'nLi; have been canceled be<: a use or the heat The• u Bench homP with "'hat prr>v!'d to be the .. n·f uJ!t"-' '-t•a-.on · · OJlthe Orange Bowl..,, 111 b<.-w1nd1nJl dov. n "'"n f ~ winnm~ run that handed Ph1ladelph1a its to g1d reudy for tht: :\t 1am i Dolphins Th<: stadium v. &s opened ltJ
fourth stra1).!ht loss and sev1.-nth 1n the last Cuban refugt.~ to kt-ep them off the litrttts Tbomu
10 gamt.·-. Chicago and San Francisco "Hollywood" Henderson, who dropped in for an early look at his
!>lruia:lt'd. for a dozen scoreless innings new team's pre season training camp, s ays Kttna Turner
before darkneo;!. s us pended play It was appearl. to bt' an t·xcellent rookie prospect. scheduled to be resumed today Six
cun11 San D1e~o P adres. four of them over 31.
were placed on v. a1vcrs over the weekend, including catchers
Gene Tenace and Fred KeodaU, third baseman AattUo
Rodriguez, outfielder Von Joshua and pitchers Eric
Rasmu.ssen and Dennis Kln.ney.
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Chee,-s Greet Flag-waver
CLEVELAND I AP 1 -When He had planned his tnp to tht>
Daniel Patterson unfurled an Olympics nearly a year before
American Oa g in Lenin Stadium the Soviet Union 's intervention
at the opening ceremonies of the 1n Afghanistan prompted a L'S
Mosco"' Olympics. he was greet boycott of the Games . Since the
sorry and d1s apomted that our
a thlt-tes could not come. . and I
wanted to express that we
mi ssed them h e re at thl'
Olympics
SPORTS BREAK I FOOTBALL I BASEBALL
Fr .. P-..BI
SORCE OF HOPE. • •
teams coacb Herb Paterra
thought ol the performance.
"He's sure 1ot a 1tzoci1 lee," Is au Paterra would say.
Actually, despite the numbers
against him, Sorce's chances
areq't all thr t bad.
First of all. besides Frank
Corral, only one other kicker has
showed promise (Kevin Shea).
And. Corral, wbo is coming off a
sub-par seuon. came into camp
overweight (estimates have
reached 233 pounds) and cocky.
Phu, and most important, the
Ram s called Sorce. not
vice.versa.
''l 'VE GOT NOTlllNG to lose
being here," admit.led Sorce. "I
have a good .)ob to go baclr to if
this doesn't work. But thls would
be lilre a dream for m e.
"Usually, I 'm not a r eal
oplimistit person, but I've never
kicked UUa well befor~ in my
life."
Of course the moat obvious
thing worldng again.It Sorce 1s
h1s lack of activity. having spent
four years on the USC bench in
total anonymity.
•'I never got the chance to
prove myself in college," said
Sorce. "Why? You're 1ueu la u
eood as mine.
"1 've come a loGI way 9ilDce
then tbou1b. I've matured
mentally and pbyslcally. I'm at
peace with myaell. I really feel
poslUve about this (tryout). I
was shackled fQr four )'ean in
college. This Is a chance &o let my frustrations out. I know I
can kick. It isn't all that bard.
All you have to do is SM the ball
and kick It."
AT THAT POINT Sorce
excused rumself. Ray Malavui
wanted to see him.
"He told me he'd let me lr:now
Wednesday night if I should
come Thursc!ay morning," said
Sor ce. "What are my chances?
Well. if I wa.s playing roulette I·
think I 'd have everything
covered bot the green. I think
mv chances are nine out of 10
I'm gomgtogetashot."
And then, naturalJy, there will
come the competition. But that
doesn't seem to faze Sorce.
either .
·'I like to think I'm ncelJent
In a rompeung situation." he
says. "1 've scrambled before. It
seems I've done that aU m>
life."
SPARKY WAS WRONG. • •
Anderson Is looking forward to
the stretch drive.
··we play 47 of our next 7S
.Rames at home. We 've got a
chance." Anderson says "We
would hke to play the rest of their
gameson theroad
The Angels are 5·21 an their past
26 games at Anahe1 m Stadium.
don't play New York unttl t~ last Racm· g Beui ... n 8 10 days of the season. They can l e-:.--
do a ttung to destroy us. and 1f v. e
.1tlH wclLlhe~v~.~o_be~t_u __ A.-.::A -.-._..._..___ ....... ----=c .... crtttre~ffi1esuson-• . ·~ .. ~~·~~ ---Detroit 1s 22-12 at home. which -
explains why Anderson 1s so DEL ~tAR -Thoroughbred
pleast!'d to be facing s uch a racing begin~ its 4lst season
~cheduJe The Angels, hov.-e\er . Wedne s day at Del Mar.
h1ghl1 ghted by the $40.000.added
".. • . Oc!.'ans1de Slakes for tllree·year
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vs. ed by cheers and applause American flag was to be ab6ent
And later when more than a from opening ceremonies Satur ·
dozen journa lists flocked to day, he decided to bring one
interview tum, he was surprised along and wave it.
but pleased. ·'The reaction of the groups
"I ttunk almost everybody 1s
s ympat h iz ing with our
athletes." he added.
·'I respect President Carter's
decision. He's our presidenL But
I don't agree with it. It should
have been up to each Individual
athlete to decide about whether
to part1c1pate.
Remington Rand
"I guess it's hitting the US around us was good. The groups
pretty big," he s aid from his from other countr ies around us
Moscow hotel room started applauding and cheering
A sailor who works for and yelling for more. Poland
Bethlehem Steel Corp. on th~ was behind us cheering and
Great Lakes. Patterson look the Australia and Denmark were in
flag with him when he left for front of us." he said
Moscow on July 3 with a group Patterson said he displayed
"1 th.ink the majonty of them
5t1ll would have rome anyway 1r
Mr C arter hadn 't s aid
a nything," he said or Americans the rlag because he was "very ~~~~~~~~_.:_~~~~~~~~-~--~~~-~~
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Texas 45 46 .484 10"'2
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M mnesota 43 49 .467 13'
Chicago 41 50 .4Sl 14'~
Seattle · 38 53 .415 17.,..J
Aagela • 33 57 .~7 22
East Dtvlslon
New York 58 32 .644
Milwaukee 51 40 .561 71,;
Detroit 48 38 .558 8
Baltimore 49 42 .537 91.AJ
Boston 46 44 .511 12
Cleveland 41 47 .466 16
Toronto 39 49 .443 18 _.,.,k ... ft
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Plttsbw-gh 51 40 .S60
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Can't WinFreedom
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP>-Dmnia Conner and
his Freedom crew will try to widen an already
huge lead lo America's CUp trials today when they
go against Russell Lon& and the Clipper crew oo
Rhode Island Sound.
Conner e asily defeated a frustrated Ted
Turner and bis Courag~ crew Monday lo a pair
of races to iocreue the Freedom's trial lead to
18-1. A third race was aborted by the New Yark
Yacht Qub race committee lbortly after it betan.
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TWO HUGE HAUS FW:)(ED WfTH
TRUCKS~ TRUO<JNG EOUIPMeNT Anaheim r.onnmon ean1ar
(Across from Oisne~ ••we•w aot a aill·yew-o&d boat. •• we've been
working f« ODly 90 days Wbue Freedom's been at
it all year. You 're aeeiq the result,•• •bn&ued
Turner, the Allanta televiGoa tycoon Wbo Ille·
ceufully defmded the CUp lo tm.
July 23, 24, 25, . 1 :oo to 8:30 p.m. Daily
THE NUMBER ONE TRUCK SHOW IN AMERICA
a. • pinalq ColuMil' ... rehactaat to write
off Turner at tbi.a stace of tbe triala.
''Ted aaila bis best wbea bl.a beet 11 acalnat
tbe wall. He Just 1eta *Guiher and toqber,"
CODDel' said.
uyou•ve aot to remember Uult the two boats
we bat la 1m were old wtdle tbe two we are radq now are botJa ..,. -DOt t.bat I think eoar.,... .. llowel'. bul It ..... ,.., faster, ••
said 1\aw, wtdl 1 nee neanl now of 1-11.
T1ae tllird U.S. def .... cMMtldate, tone's
Clipper, bM t.be want NC!Or'd wttll a ICON card of
4-10. Loa1 11 proteaUn1 a loaa Saada1 to CoarqeoQI, and tbe rate committee was to
•• , Dml"e • d9dlkm todQ.
A Golden Opportunity
Let Inflation WorJ< For You
QUICK CASH
tMfftllelOM 11.\CN I~~ .................. ...........
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I CALL
TODAY!
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• C'ANine 0e .....
Architect,s Honor
Mesa's Martin
Costa K esa'• Jerry Ma.rt.la
bu been elected as a rqular
me mbe r of the , Americ an
Societ y of G o lf Cou rse
Arch itect s al the s ociety 's
recent annua l m ee tine in
Scot.land.
A cnduate of the University
of Ariaona with a degl'ee lb area
develo pment, M a r tin is
cu.rrenUy a member of the firm
of Jack G. Raub in Costa Mesa.
Among the courses be bas
partlcipated in t.be design a.re
Zi bu a t enej o .J x t a p a i n
Zibuatenejo, Mexico. Rio Rico in
Rico. Ari.zooa. Ox Bow Country
Club in Fargo, Nortb Dakota,
Caneun in Cancun. Mexico and
Green Meadow Country Club at
tbe boroe al the Dallas Cowboys'
National Football League team.
Irving, Texas.
The American Society of Golf
Coune A.rclutect.s is comprised
of leading golf course ardut.ect.s
from Canada. Mexico and the
United States.
Also elected to the group was
Brian Ault of Wh eat on ,
Maryland. • • • TWO OF GOLF'S greats
78-year-old Gene Sarazen and
72·year-Old Paul Run yan -have
been a dded to the Vantage
Invitational Tournament.
The event i!> sWI a long W&}
off -Mattb ll·lS of 1981 -but
al ready such former greats as
Juuus Boros. Don January, Sam
Snead . Art Wall and Tommy
' ' Bo ll -have c ommitted
the mselves to tbe 72-bole ...... e
play tourney wltb •loll• ~
on eacb of the four days. •
It 's easy to see wby the eady
slgnups have taken place -ftftt
prize In tbe $300.000 ~t
is $50,000 a t t.be Indian Welb
course near Palm Sprinp . · • * • ;
WOMEN'S alCBEST
tournament lo t.be biatory of Ul5
An&eles County -the SUOA>O
LPGA Olympia Gold Classic -
will be held Feb. ~Mar. l at
Industry Hills Country Club. .
First prtu ls ,S22.500 for tile
72·hole t.ou.rnameot.
••• CORONA DEL MAR'S Marlin
Mc Keever. a for mer R ams
foot ball s tar. w i ll host the
an nual Mik e M cKeeve.r
Memor ial tou r na m ent at
M 1ss1on V1eJo Country Club on
Sept l5.
A $1.SO entry fee will benefit
High Hopes, the NeurologicaJ
Re<'overy Group.
M a rhn's brother. Mike, died
as a result of head injuri~
sustained in an auto accident
several years ago Furth~
informatJon can be obtam~ by
calling 17U> 957·605.3.
Meet Begins Today in Irvine
The 1980 V S Synchronized
Sw1 mm1 OR Cham p1ons h1ps
began lD lrvme today with more
than 400 compel.It.ors convergUlg
at Heritage Park
Tbe flve ·da; compelltaon
includes team . solo and duet
routU>es by swimmers who h.ave
a lready met qualifying
standards in regjooal and Juruor
nation.al cbamp100SbJps.
SYNCB.llONJZED swimmmg
t a k es p lace in t wo parts .
som e what like figure skalJ.Dg.
Tbe participants are Judged on
e xecution and content. The
routines are perform~ to music
and artistic impressaoa counts
h eavi l y in the po i nt ac·
~mw.tion.
The Sant.a Cara Aq uamaids
a re the d~eoding champions
and ~ are exs>ttled to Stt
llieir stiffest competit.Joo from
the Walnut Creek Aquanauts,
Seattle AQua Club. Hamden.
Conn .. Heronettes and host
Meraquas of lrvme
lnd1vtdually. Lmda Shetley of
Sant a Clara leads the charge.
Shelley, the 1978 and 79 solo
t1ll1st . will defend her title
against the likes -or Tracie Rwz
of Seattle. Tara Comeron of Ohio
State, and the Meraquas' Robin
Waller. the 1979 figure winner in
Sw1t1erland.
AT 17, WALLER bas alreadJ
defeated Santa Clara's Sbellef
10 co mpulsory f ig ur ~
compet1 t1on . Sh e wi l~ ~~
attempt.mg to gain another ~
on the natJOOal team again Uli5
year .
Preliminary duet competitioo
ls set for Wednesday at 3 p.m..
and semifmal solo ev~ts will be
held Thursday at 3 .
On Fnday, the seml.Jinal duet
com petition. also at 3 p. m., will
be followed by the semi.final
t eam competition a t 7 p.m.
Hoof ic nur co opening day ar Del ~Lu.
~t~.tning wmorrow. the country's cop horse:\
and j<xkey.s hlttle mward the wire. \X'ith nine
thrilling race-. l'Very day except Tue~iy.
And you could win thou.-.ando;; o n JU.")t J $~
ticker with Od ~tar's new "Pick Six."
K ick up your heel.:; and be a p-Jrt of the
ac tion. Or just kick back and enjoy the warm
~unshine. the tx.~uty, and the charm of Del MJr.
£jther w.af. it's a fun place to spend a day.
Or a summer.
First race starts ac 2 p.m. General admission Le;
S2.25. Seniors 65 and O\'er. $1 on weekdays. Call
Am tr.1k or Greyhound about pc..'cial trains and
buses to the track.
tf you're out for a good time. Ue l Mar's a
sure thing.
' •
OM.YPllOT Business
Eeonomy. Worsening?
Policy Makers Starting to Hedge
8ylOHN C NNlFF .,. ............. , ..
NEW YORK Somt" of the
ample, Courttn•)' Slatt-r ,
C'hlt-1 C"C<S\om11t ol the Com
mt>r('c ~partmcnt. ~llPttll thal
Jot>lu1n • could rise to u
"nut >'HI'," whlch seems to be
a forec:ust of conUnued rectuion
thla )IHI' me people wbost pollcie routbt ua an unupecl dly
ere rtttUlon. one the)' Yrt'N'
lh to FOl'ffa t. •r lr)'Llltl to vince us that the ~ol"it Is
r.
much &5 P"rct"nt tot perl'fllt
from l. le» ls of jt.llt under
8 ~rcent
ThMe who are immersed ln
this re<"t~lon hould r~call that
when the Carter Ad.nilililtrailoa
llrl\ con ceded the likelihood of a
recession they were assured it
would be? brief and mild. Tbe
president sald so. Clllng a partial rt't"Ovny of •
hu1e loss in housing •t~rU <w that auu leavps that 10
duatry ln a depre5&lon Pr ·1
~t Carter said he ' IOOklnt:
ferward to ttonomtc recovery
And Ln mflatton Ont or th
mo1-t d1s<'Gllta6(lntt aspects of the
latt'st quart~l'l rf'port I~ Uuu
durinJ lht' i.econd quarter
economic roll npse, th.-. rot< ol
pru•t>. increases ros• instead ol
d•chru°'. as ~x~ted
Tht tnAh 1~ that no tumlllg
point has ~n re&ched, no mat
ter how otten or how cfrechve
are attempts to swetttn the bit·
lt:r f&CL'>
I AND ~IOW THAT It is being
suggestec.\ to them that the worst
Is over they should seek tO'
sep a r a t•! economics from
politics 1'he economics are not
that encouiraging ~~ND SIM l..TANEO
with n e ws that
national pro-
chlct s hrank
a an alm05t
'49.J»recedent· &4 annua l
rate of 9 .1
T h e Carter adminis tration
1sn 't the ooly one that has sought
lo {'Over tbe ev1den<'e in a pile o[
hope. ,
When r('covery comes. for ex·
ample, 1t 1s likely to be burdened
by some 1?f the very problems .,
that caused the recession, chief
or th em bein g infl a tion.
Economist.:1 see prices poised for
another assault.
percent m the L"ltESH lN T E April -June .. ff Memory, for The disease or lagging pro-
ductivity r·emains almost un·
treated. Thu budget has not been
balanced. no matter how often
that claim is m ade. Demo-
graphics indicate that the bous·
iog problem will worsen.
quarter, the example, IS the performance O(
.., He rbert Stein , Schullze's 1tr,esident 's counterpart 1n t he adm in·
ctlief eco -1s trat1on or Richard M n 0 m I c a d . SC.MUl: £ viserforecastaturnabout. Nixon. who month after month
Charles L Schultze, who is s ought to comprom ise the
chairman of the Counctl of political impact of rising tn·
Economic Advisers, said in the fl at1on by telling Americans that
THE ECO?llOMIC society is in
bad shape, and most Americans
are aware of it, if only from the
rather narr1)w but very real
pers p ec tiv e o f th ei r own
pocketbooks. 1Grim evidence sur·
rounds people
the worst was behind them. midst or the bad news that "f It waso't, of course. and it
think the recession will slow isn 't now. Even Schultze. who
down shortlv and will turn like Stein seeks to emphasize the around." positive in the midst of disaster, • .. The impression left by these conceded las t week that the
s•bjeclive views 1s that the turnaround he said he s aw was Political society 1s another
thing altogether. It can deal m
hopes. promises and platitudes.
and it uses them almost con
stantly in an attempt to aerate
so me p r e t ty s uffo ca t1n ~
'eco'nom1c reali't1es
'WQrst of the country's economic far. far in the distance
troubles are behind it when. in Almost contradicting himself.
feet , the worst may still be he forecast "a slow. s low re·
ahead. covery." He placed the time of
In unemployment , for ex· that s low. slow recovery in
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so P•-mo. uu dealer in Southern California ~lhng imports.
'lO ~ ... ., s..q, ino--.. 1-' business is fairly good. But trymg to peddle most
c.ou tw '--1 _.n dom est1c makes is another matter (n4) 556-ASO South Coast Plana VIiiage It ·s at the dealer's level. of course. where all
~io-••....,. s1. those poor sales figures for the three bi g U S l•<rou trom Sovclo C..11 ~t.u•I
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automakers originate. And industry 0Hic1als say
the woes of those dealers aren't £>xpected to wane
in the coming months.
"THE AUTO DEALER INDUSTRY 1s sick.
but the illnesses are very indiv1duah2ed ... one
banker familiar with deaJer balance sheets said
"Those who are m aking 1t are doing the best they
ran with a bad situation "
Although car dealers are used to boom-and·
bust cycles of the economy. they say this is one or
the worst downturns they've faced. More than two
dozen Southern California car dealers ·have gone
out of business the past year. and dozens of other
dealerships changed hands because the former
owners didn't have the financ1aJ resources to con·
tinue.
Many or those still operating rely more on pro·
fits from used rars. serv1rc and parts sales than
they have 1n the past lo stay afloat
HAl~F OF THE DOMESTIC-MADE dealers 1n
the reglon oper ated in the red for the ri rst half of
the year. estimated Jack Wall. president of the
Moto r Car Dealers Association of Southern
California.
Southern California has not been hit as hard
by the recession as much of the United Stales. But .
Wall believes local tar buyers have become
pessimistic about the ~onomy when they read or
hear about problems elsewhere -like Chrysler
Corp. 's woes. for example.
Yet as a group. Chevrolet and other dealers
selling ~neral Motors Corp. products are doing
bette r. or at least are failing less frequently, than
the competition.
ROBERT COOK, GENERAL SALES manager
for Chevrolet, s aid there are 272 Chevrolet dealers
in California. the s ame number as at the beginning
of the year. But be added that 73 Chevrolet dealers
have folded in other parts of the naUon in that
period.
However. "Chrysler dealers have kind of been
walking uphill all year:· said Jim Conner of Mis·
sion Chrysler -Plymouth in West Covina. "Some
dealers got scared to death because of Chrysler's
losses and just walked away.
"The investment in a dealership is big and
when you're t.hinkiog you could possibly lose it. it
takes a liWe guts to stay around for the finish,'· Coo·
nersaid.
HE ADDED THAT HIS BUSINESS bas picked
up from the low point of April, when high interest
rates and Ught money took so many customers out
of the car market.
Lincoln-Mercury dealers have been hit hard as
well. Observers say sales of the downsized Uocoln
models Font Motor Co. introduced this year have
not lived up to expedations. and Mercury product.a
have suffered from a buyer impression that they
too closely resemble less·expemlve Ford models .
RepOrt Corrected
Friday's editions of tbe Dally Pilot carried a
news item on Tranaierra Exploration Corp.,
Newport Beach. which reported net income for the
three moatha ended April ao of '312.•. or 5 centa a share.
A tnoll'aphie.i error, however appeared in the.
reported kiD for the same period tut year. It sbcMald
have reed: coat.ralted to a net &cu of ttu. or no
eenta, iatbelike~of 11'1'1. ,,.. o.u, PUot recreu ttaeft'l"OI'.
Bla«.•k Business Booms .
Barr y Baszile. pres ident of Baszile Metals
Service m Vernon. Calif . shows some
aluminum rod and bar stock at his olant.
He heads a mult1-million-dollar company
be lieved to be the only black-owned
fra nch.tsed metals distributor in the nation.
Japan Bank Seeks Purchase
LOS ANGELES I AP> The
president of an Escondido bank
' a y :. h t' w 1 11 re c o m m e n d
m1lhon merger ofrer from tht>
Los Angeles-based subsidiary of
Japan's M1tsub1sh1 Bank Ltd
Harvey J . Mitchell. president
.
of First 1'at1onal B'ank of San m1Jl1on share'\ The acquisition
D1e~o County. said Monday ~s !>UbJect to ;,ippr oval by
t•xpcrt.; no government op· Japanese. l' S. <lnd Cahforn1a
-=-t}Q51"1QO o the A(ill,4 from baok ;ee~ula_Lor:. as well as_
M 1t~ub1shi Bank of Cahrornw !>harehold er.s
L'nder terms of the proposed A M1tsub1sh1 offt ria l said in
deal. M1tsub1sh1 v.ould pay $17 a Tokyo that he expect!> the deal to
share for First national c; I 56 be completed by Mar('h.
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Foamy Fizzle
For Sclilitz
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
The big question in the beer business remains: c•
Schlitz make it?
While Miller and Budweiaer have been sluaginc lt out.:
Schlitz has become a shell-shocked casualty or the beer!
wars. Once a company begins to slide, it's often dllllcult to
atop the fall -:-and the Milwaukee brewer has been sliding
for more lharrthree years. '
THEY'RE DOING EVEa \'TlllNG they possibly cant
to pull out of the tailspin. They've changed their product,•
they've changed tbelr management and they've changed'
their advertisi,ng. But it's still a struggle. Every r~port
from the marketplace brings the bad news that fewer peo-!
ple are drinkinr the Schlitz beers. I
Those beers include the Schlitz brand itself, Oki
Milwaukee (priced below Schlitz), Erlanger (a supet,i
premium brand pitted against the likes of Mkhelob andl
Lowenbrau). Schlitz Malt Llquor and Schlitz Light.
The wiMer in that
quartet 1s Schlitz Malt
Liquor, promoted in
that memorable series
of "bull" commercials.
The Schlitz brand is the
largest selling malt Ii ·
quor 1n the country
Money
Tree
I malt Liquor has a higher alcoholic content tha.n beer>
The loser has got to be Schlitz Light. which has railed
to come even close to the sales racked up by the two leacl-
mg low-caJone brands. Miller L.ite and Anheuser-Busch's
Natural L.lght. Even Schhlz has conceded that "It has proi-
ven to be a slow and tough task to convince the consumer
of the pos1t1ve <.<haractensticsofthis brand ··
...
_-,--RAmER THA?JLGLVE lW ON the low-calorie-market.--·
Schiltz lh testing a s tablemate called Tribute Light in
Providence. R I . Raleigh. N C • Beaumont. Tex .. and
Tu<'son . /\r11 Tribute Light has one-fifth fewer calories
than reguJar beer -and 1t '!> being sold at a premium
pri'ce The pitch 1s : "Pa) yourself a Tribute."
But the big problem IS the Oagship brand. Schlitz,
which accounts for 6(). percent of the company's sales. It
was 't'hen Schlitz beer began to lose some of its "gusto"
that the !>Lide began.
The dJmen!>1ons of that ~1.Jde are easy to tra~ In 1976.
Schlitz wa.<, sPCond to Anhe!J!)e r Bu.sch <the Budweiser and
M1chelob bre"'er> in the mdu.slry. They sold 24 t m1lllon
barrels or beer In thlit )ear Jn 1977. as beer dnnlcel"fi
began leaving Schlitz on thl' shelves, the company's salq.
dropped to 22 l million barrels -and Miller moved into
c;ttond place In 1978. the paruc was still on -Schlitz so&d
only 19 S m1lhon barrels La.st year the retreat contin~
Schlitz's sal~ fell to 16 8 million barrels. ~
IN HORT, SCHLITZ'S SALES ""ere karate-chopd
b)' about a third 1n three )ears
The fi rst three months oC 1980 have shown no improv
ment. Schlitz :,hipped 3 S m1lhon barrels dunng that
period. down from the 4 l rrull1on they shipped in the fl~ thre-e months of 1979. -~ 11
There ha~ been consequences. Last year Schlil~J
closed two breweries -Syracuse. N. Y .. and HonohaJ~
(where Pnmo beer had been brewed). ThtS year they soldj
the S)Tacust> brewery to Anheuser-Busch for $100 milli~
They stopped paying dlVldends to shareholders. They tt·
d uced their employet• force bv 700. ,.
At the helm today are Frank J . Sellinger, who can<ef
from Anheuser Busch. and Jerry V1elehr, who came rro
Coca·C.Ola Sellinger is the ctuer executive ofricer.
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Hackman plays a private detective hired
by a n actress to rlnd her runaway
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KOCE 9 10:30 Free to Choose.
E conomist Milton F riedman discusses
the role or the Federal Reserve System
in the Great Depression of the 1930s .
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'Kung Fu' Couldn't Top GOP Action
By PETE R J . BOYER
LOS A.""JGELES CAP ) -As one of
Ameri c a ·s pol1t1cal parties
n o m i n a t'e d 1 t s can d 1 date r o r
president. telev1s1on viewers in Los
Angeles watched r eruns of "Kung
Fu." Nielsen reports suggest that
most of the rest of America also
tuned out the GOP last week.
That's too bad, really, because the
Republican convention provided the
most fascinating television of the
year. Last Wednesday, TV and the
Republicans co·produced a swell
entertainment; neither party seems
overly proud of lhe moment, lhougb.
IN THE QUIET of r etrospect ,
television seems inclined to rnirum1ze
its role in that c haotic evening's
events. in wtuch the GOP seemed
ready to bend history in the creation
of a Ford·Reagan "co.presidency."
But be sure, TV gets a co·star billing
in this drama This is i rre f u t a bl e : T h e
Ford-Reagan talks moved from the
convention's back rooms to the
nation's living rooms when Gerald
Fnrd gave Waltpr· Crol"k itP ia hroatt
Plolleers ...
outline o f h 1!> env1 s 1oned
"co·presidency," a~ Cronkite C.illled
ll.
F rom that momen t . television
became part or the picture.
"IF YOU DON'T see thls story."
said CBS' Dan Rather. "you're dead
behind the eyes." Rather quoted
Republican sources as saying the
dea l was nearly struck.
"The deal has been made," CBS'
Morton Dean quoted one of his
sources a s saying. NBC's Tom
Brokaw asked Iowa Gov. Robert
Ray : "Is it your understanding the
deal has been struck.,"
Ray: "It is my understanding."
This also is irrefutable: Because of
television's presence, Ronald Reagan
now had to close a deal with Ford or
s u s tain ·s ome d a mage t o his
campaign. As ABC's George Will put
it at the height of the Ford-Reagan
e uphoria:
"TIDS CONVENTION would suffer
a tremendous letdown (if the deal fell
through) and anyone then selected
would be clearly second choice "
Hal Holbrook (left) stan u an exiled lawyer who became a prime
mover iD the setUement of tbe Ohio Territory, while Elisabeth
Moataomer>' (aeat.ed) and Jane Seymour play pioneer lllten in
"The-Awakenin1 Land," a 1even·bour minileriea concludlq
tonaaht al 8 on NBC. Channel 4.
That happened, of course. and
Rea gan's second choice. George
Bush. is now tus running mate. It 1s
said that when Reagan saw Ford
n e g otia ting h is pos iti on with
Tite Ford-llftaaan f allu
"'°"ed I ro• ilae ba~k
roo•• co c lie U "'"" rooas aeMll Gerald Ford
ga~ Wafter Cronkice an
ouflifte of lais ·~o
pnoddelltfl..
Cronkite. he cooled considerably on
the matter of sharing his hoped-for
presidency.
But J eff Greenfield, CBS' media
critic a nd one of that network's
commentators at the conveot1on.
said in an interview Friday:
"I do not believe it was a media
event. This was a real event. an
old-fashioned. bebiod-closed·doors
political event."
GREENnELD REFERS to the
fact lhal the principal forces in the
giant mixup were Ford and Reagan.
not television. But he concedes that
"Ford used Walte r Cronkite to
advance his side of the negotiations,
knowing lhat Reagan was watcb.inl.
That's what TV can do."
NBC's John Chancellor, who. with
e<>-ancbor David Brinkley. managed
to maintain an admirable calm and
restraint through the eveniJll, also
downplays TV's role:
"I think that telev1s1on coverage of
the con vent ion bad very little
influence on events. The reason I say
that is. the negoll at1ons that Ford's
staff with Reagan's staff began at
nine o'clock in the morning. They
cont inue d fo r 14 hours. The
convention went on the air at 7 p.m ...
BUT CHANCELLOR roncedes that
television's presence did accelerate
the odd happerung. Increasing the
risk faced by Reagan Lf no deal could
b&made.
"Oh. yes, absolutely. Never in the
history of televised conventions has
there ever been so clearly a No. 2
choice as Bush ... and Ford used
television as part of bis negotiating
pos ition, that 1s ao unmistakable
fact."
FOR 11IE RECORD, NBC, which
had earlier seemed shut out of the
story <being the only oetwort without
a Ford interview) was the fll'St to
report Bush's selection, beat.inc CBS
and Leslie St.ah.I by a few secoods.
ABC's Frank Reynolds and Ted
KoppeU were on tbe air for Ion«.
em barrasslng moments musing
about the prospect of a Reacan-Ford
ticket while everyone else at Joe
Louis Arena knew it was loinc to be
Bldb.
It waa good fun. the GOP
gathering, and compelling t.elevisioo.
At least as good, I'll wacer. as the
rerun exploits of a martial arts
frontlenman.
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T~re hadn't bffn •n)'\Juna like It In Oranat
County ror more than 10 years. and 1t wag 10 dea
wh<>1t Ume b•d l'Omt •1•1n
EvldenU • local thtat~n •lrffd and
lbey pacltt!d the Newport 1buttt ArU Centtr ror
the thrtt day. r1n1t annual Orance County Com
rounlty ~atcr f''e ti val
1'hf .inatlfym~ .r ponse to t.M ventutt. whlc,h
brought nant loul thtttM p-oups to t~ Newport
pla~houst-to show their 'Wares. vu'lually •uann
tees thnt thert''ll bt' a ucond annual f stlval Uµt
the IWXl 01'".' Vl'Oh8bl.)' Will be • l'A'O weekend event
to uccommddatt-the crowds
Tttt; sao SIGN WENT out both f''r•day and
Saturday t>venlng after festival voluntttn t.et up
as many t'Xtru chu1rs ai. possible. and Sunday·~
matuit't' round only ti handful or .-mpty seats C'learl). the evt>nt" uis 8 r~~oundtng uccesi.
Nearly e"er community theater group oo the
Orang.-C"o~t ,md one from ~ far as Cypress
part1c1patt'<l In the shO"ACasf' affair The Lido Isle
Players weren't able to 1om the fesltv1t1es, but
they lent their n ser to facilitate the seatlng an the
s mall. ronvertt"d r hurch that now housei. Newport
Beach's community theater.
Patti-Gene Sampson. president of the Newport
players. hosted the festival and supervised a corps
of volunteers from hers and other theaters. The
operation went surpr1smgly smoothly. considering
the fact that nine d1Herent groups. each with
special requirements, used the stage.
ADDING A TOUCH OF dass to the affair
were visits by State Sen. Paul Carpenter, 0 -Santa
Ana; Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson, R·
Newport Beach. and Newport Mayor J ackie
Heather. Mrs . Bergeson and Mrs. Heather passed
out certificates of participation to each group
fo llowing Sunday's performance.
The fact that it was a non-competitive festival
lent an added note of congeniality. Actors and
directors seemed to relax and enjoy the other pro·
ductions. rather than worry about how theirs was
doing with the 1udges.
Special guests at the festival lncluded CharHe
Chaplin. Jean Harlow and other ~lamor fi~µres of
the past. courtesy of the Southern California Robot
Mime Company. which lent a t r io of living_
rttanneq\li~heaactie~e aPRe eost.
• ON STAGE, THE entertainment was well re·
ceived. particularly the host group's mini-musical
··The Old Lady Shows Her Medals," which drew
some supporters to their feet. Also performing that
evening was the Newport Harbor Actors Theater.
which used the Theater Arts Ce nter last year. doing ··sin~ to Me Through Open Windows." another
musical piece
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Thr('t' 11rodu<'lng groups tht" lrvln.e Com·
munlty 'l'heutcr. lhr Suddleb{1Ck Valley Communi·
ty Theater nnd th~ Sun Cle(nente Community
Thcutcr brought cuttings of plays re<:eoUy on
their re1>ped1Vl' l>oard11. Irvine staged the
<·llmacttc scenes of "A Streetcar Named Desire,"
Saddlcbuck put on the second act of "The
Ciingi•rl>rt-ad Ludy." amd San Clemente ctllpped ln
with the IWit uct or "June Groom ..
TWO-C'tlARACTER SHOWS were presented
hV the ttuntmgton Ueuch Playhouse ("The Golden
1-,leere" > und the Cypress Community Oriented
Tht•.i\N t ·· ttoi;encrantz and Gu1 ldenstern are
Uead" and "l"m llcrbcri" 1· The Laguna Moulton
Pia) houiw offt>n•d lht• one uct black comedy
··Chambt.>r MuMr·· while the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhou:,e compressed the entire play "Born
Yesterday" tnto a 4S-manute segment.
Basking in tht.• success of the first aMual
fe s ti val (and the proceeds they'll share I .
representatives of the nine theaters will me.>t
again soon to r~v1ew the long weekend. Out or lhts
session may emeq~e the· beginnin gs or a
county wide comm unity theater assoc1alion
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A New Image
For Nashville?
NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) -Muaic City,
U.S.A .• has become so ramous for country sounds
that some of the leading industry uecuUves are
worried. /
They have spent six months forming the
Nas hville Music Association, an organization
devoted to promoting the city internationally as a
center for all kinds or music.
''OUR PURPOSE IS TO present Nashville •
m usic -R.&B. pop, rock, country, c,assical. 1
gospel. disco and everything in between -to the
world," said Jimmy Bowen, vice president of
Elektra Records' Nashville office and board
chairman of the new organization.
"We're not set up to give out awards or ·
any thtng lake that. The Nashville Mus ic
Association 1s set up to further Nashvill e as a
complete. total music community," Bowen said.
'Bowen said that even though Bob Dylan. Andy
Williams. Helen Reddy. Paul McCartney a nd Or.
Hook have ret'orded pop and rock hits in the city.
most people consider a non-country hit from
Nashville an exception.
"IT IS THE FEELING of some of the leaders
1n the c it.y tb..at with a concentra t ed
communicattons effort coordinated by this eroup,
we can change that attitude," Bowen said.
' INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Erma Bombeck
• Horoscope •Claisslfled n.ca.y, July 2,2. t 980 • • •• CJ
Nicotine Addicts Get the Point
Breaking the Habit
Thad Jacobs.
in an effort
to give up
agarettes.
recetves
ultrasound
st1mulat1on
ffOfT1 nurse.
Christine
Hoops.
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By MICHAEL DOUGAN Ofllleo.lty~~
Eschewing s uch traditional techniques for breaking
tht. cigarette habit as gradual withdrawal or aversion
therapy, a Newport Beach clinic is attemptioe to free peo-
ple from the shackles of tobacco using painless
acupuncture, mega-vitamins and nutritional counseling.
That may be dilferent. but it works. according to
Margaret Pagan, director of the Smoke De -Addiction
Clinic in Suite 108, 351 Hospital Road. She claimed that at
least 70 percent of the clinic's clients have quit smoking -
a figure similar to that reported by other. and more ex·
pensive. programs.
The $24s-lreatment, designed by Dr Arthur L Kaslow.
a Santa Barbara internist turned holistic practitioner, m·
corporates four approaches. said Ms. Pagan.
First. there is the acupuncture, a word that can be
misleading because. unlike m China where it was de·
veloped, no needles are used.
INSTEAD, TIIE CLINIC'S registered nurses use uJ.
trasound -a high-pitched soruc vibratJOn beyond the
range of human hearing -to stimulate points on the
body's as yet poorly defined .. meridians." along which
some believe a certain type of energy nows
This, ll 1s cllumed . helps free the s ubJect from
physical addiction to nicotine
Next. clients a r c counseled on nutrition Kaslow
believes that nicotine addiction 1s closely tied in lo a de and caffeine So patients an • advised to reduce and
eventually eliminate most of these from their daily diet
"The special ones that we·re really concerned about
are the coffee. sugar and alcohol ... said De bbie Smith. a
nurse at the chruc .. We really emphasize cutting down
(these substances) in their diet
"If they lake a cup of coffee and they crave a cigar ette
then they can't have the coffee for#tha.t s ix week period of
time It.hat the total treatment takes> "
Ms Smith sa1ri caffeine. alcohol anri sugar act as
tempo\"ary stimulants \hat put the bod) in a slump v. hen f!S' ~lir oil.
Then. s he claimed, "your coping ab1fity 1s going to go
down and you're going to want something to pick you up
and help you handle that stress Eventuall:,. that cigarette
A Brush With China
By J UDITH OLSON
Of , ... o.lly l"llM Si.tf
The ancient art of Chinese brush painting is
nourishing in the U.S . today and is especially
vital on the OranJ?e Coast. ·
In fact, local instructor Dr. Ning Yeh
reportedly has the largest group of students in the
world here in the Ha rbor Area.
Thirty -two of h is pupils now are
accompanying him on a trip to Taiwan to
exhibit their works in Lincoln Center in Taipei
and visit respected old masters of brush
painting.
The group showed their works July 16
through 18 and will s pend the next three weeks
touring and de monstrating for their hosts.
The Orange Coast residents were invited
a long with more than 50 other artists to
participate in the exhibition .
The showing started with a reception at
which the American artists demonstrated for a
program to be aired on the Chinese national
television networks.
To complete the trip, the Americans will be
entertained by programs in the Palace Museum.
National Museum o f His tory and Dr .
Sun Yet-Sen Memorial Hall.
Chinese brush painting. characterized by
shades of black ink and a white contrast. is
highly symbolic.
A frequently seen s ubject is bamboo. which
is called one of the Four Gentlemen -the others
being the orchid, chrysanthemum and plum.
It is representative of summer but is also
called a winter friend along with pine and plum.
Bamboo is the spirit of upright integrity but
it a l se shows flexibility or "virtue of
compromise" and expresses humility.
The bamboo paintfng has four different
elements -the trunk, the joint. the branch and
the leaf. Each is painted in a different fashion
and, as in all black and white paintings, the
shading is extremely important.
Each artist has a signature, with its own
meaning, and then a variety of personal "mood
seals" which are used to add poetic meaning to
the painting or balance to the picture.
,
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••
'Spring Journey· by Ellen Wnght ----
The red seal is important to the black and
white ·picture as it seems to make t~e contrast
greater.
is going lo come into play."
Clients also are required to purchase $35 worth of
vitamin supplements custom-made by Kaslow. a six-week
s upply
··w e really feel that It takes four to six w~k.s for the
body to heal Cfrom the effects of n1cotine>." said Ms.
Smith. "We saturate your body with vitamins."
She said the vitamins are Intended not only to com·
pensate for the negative impacts of nicotine on the body
but also to help the client deal with stress, since most
s mokers use cigarettes to reduce tension.
THE P SYCHOLOGICAL. counseling, including
instruction 1n relaxation techniques and tricks to avoid
dwelling on the need for a c1gareue. 1s also intended to reduce
menial stress
This emphasis on alternate ways to deal with stress
helps chents avoid another problem common to would-be
ex-s mokers -the tendency lo replace cigarettes with
snack,; and the weight gain that often results. Ms . Pagan
said.
Also toward that end. the treatment includes uJ.
trasound slJmulation of a point 1n the ear believed by
acupuncture proponents lo be somehow connttted to the
hypothaJmus. a multi.functional organ that, among other
things. controls appetite
CThe client also 1s given a chart demarking other
critical earpoints for add1ctJon control and a device -
actually the plunger from a hypodermic synnge -for
s llmulatmg these points on their own 1
The chnic has seen several clients who have life·
threaterung diseases For them. giving up cigarettes is a
black and-white choice between life and death These in·
clude emphysema victims. open heart surgery subjects
and people with a single lung
But . according to cltn1c employee Luana Talltree, the
most "heartbreaking .. case was a man who n~ed an im-
mediate heart trans plant. but did not qualify for the
opE.-r auon berau~e ht> v. as a c;moker
· He came in her e with tears in his eve:.. · she claimed.
Mc.. TaJllrt"t' said the ~an IS now a non·Smoker"'Wlth a n ew. heart ________ ..,...;.""'
The clinic . .,et up b~ Ms · Pagan a nd a busmess partner
unper Kd.,lov. ., auspices. 1s an indirect offshoot of a shift
1 ...,..,. II \BIT , Pal(f' t'2>
'Village in tfJe Mist' by Polly Hutchins
------
DA.IL Y PILOT
Hostility and Rage Unresolved
DEAit AN ~0£RS I am on ol thost"
women v.ho al" I) w 1·oni lhal 11 m> husband
ev r bad Wl affair l ~ould I I\~ tum. oo mauer
what. WeU, be did. and l am mil b re tryln1 to
undf'nt and lt ell H v.a.nh 10 lcetp our
marriage togethtr. and I h. \(' agrttd to ll\e ll
a try
'l'he prubkm I' thut he will oOl t~lt me Ult
aamP ol the olh~r ~on1&n tit' ~•> It y.o uldn t
If It' ........ ntaedl•I" you wa•t. talk te a
pror,, tonaJ. A "par1klpaat" coaJd bardly bfo
obJrtlh«' I IM'nM" 1 1rul duJ ot uareaoh'ed
• • .n·ahit
hos tlllly and ra1e In you that needs lo be
dlallp•kd. Cf't yourself to a therapist or a
coaDtelor Im med.lately.
P UBUC NOTICE ·---------MOTIC.I M A~ICA TIC*
TOHU.A~ICelVllltAOH , ....
To 'IM'OM 11 W • C4ill<Hn
lllCHAltO VII.A.NEZ I\ -ylftt ..
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FEATURING
PUIWC NOTICE -------•uPea101t COUltT
MCAU~C>aNIA
COUNTY~ OltAMOI ,. o• c:-tier ~ -· ._ ..... C..tfltl MATTI• OP h -tE ADOPTI ON
PITITIOM Of' •1CMARO PHii.LiP LIWll
CITATION
CAM NUMea•1 AO W.t
THf l'C!~ll Of' TH&
$fATgOf'CAU~NI'
To· e t ltNAltO J. MAHOHEV
Vtu -....._cl•-•-lfed 10 etlOe•• M • -•flt 111 ""' cour1 on S.9'•"'-,., ,.. •I • 0 • '"· "' ------::------..----~ t lo<•*I .. 100 O•K C.~tet NOTICE OF DEATH 0~ Otlve w.,1, S.M• "'"•· C•lllo•,,••
' -
··-c•·rom Pa1e t> K ai.low s aid he was Inspire d by the
experience to i.10 to Canada to learn more about
acupuncture from Chinese doctors thtre. The
co ntrovcrs1HI tec hnique was not yet being
mug ht In this rountry.
R A C H E L H U 0 S 0 N tttoi . ....., '° flw .,.v 1-1 ,.__,
W I L L I AMS A N 0 O F = ~~C::~"" """'oec1 pe1o1oon
p E TIT I 0 N T 0 A 0 . (iltANTIN(j AICHAllO PHILLIP MINISTER ESTATE NO LEWI$' PFTITI~ F-OA ADOPTION
r
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:tn11
Loraders
c hanRe an)1h1n~ I h vf' .1 hun<"h he v.on't tt•ll
m e beca~t" he doe~n·t v. ..int ml· to h11d out that
SHE dumped HIM
l realm~ It 1~ unhealth) but I am obs es!>ed
with finding out tht> 1denl1t> of the v.om~n
Does a hus band owe 1t to his 141fe to divulge
• this 1nformatum" l>o J h:He the n ght to talk to
her 1r I find out who she 1s" Maybe she can help
m e under.itand v.h> 1t happened -Cl'RIOUS
IN CONNECTICL'T
DEAR Cl 'RIOl'S : \'our "obsession" is
going to send your husband right back Into the
arms or the other woman (either the s ame o ne
or a new dolly> if you don't Quit badgering blm.
tn Kn!ilow's profl'611on1l philosophy about 10
v~or~ 1ao. the doctor 1uud.
•'Olt MOK£ TUAN 30 yurs. Kas low
bpe(•lulltcd m gastroenterology and treated his
patients In a trad1t1onnJ fus hlon. \ncludJng the
I OUt Int' prcbcrtpllOO O( drUJS· It' Invented
~l'\ t•rcil mt'dlcal tools now 1n common use.
1nl'l11chni:t the fir~t plabl1c oxygen mask and the
Kaslo~ ::.tomach lubl'
Onl' day .i µutll:nt, referred by another
do('tor fo1 r<•hC'f of intense leg pain. de manded
1r"dlmcnt ~•th a ncv. technique beginning to -
fi lter oot Of Ch111a . v. h1c h had JUSl opened its
doors tn thf' r•·~t of the world That technique
was callt.'<I arupunrtun
· I had been tn·ating for a number of year s
'"'th the usual pa111 r elievers." Kaslow s aid.
.. ltf' 1ns1stt'd that l do a<'upuncturt'. I tried to
beg off, but he P<>r:o.1slcd ·
The -.kC'ptltal tlo<'lor attempted to trcal his
pat1l'nt u~ini: ~tcrill' h > Poderm1c nt't.'<ile::. "ft
"as :-erend1pitous t hul I did hit a spat m his leg
;rnd tht· pa111 :.toppt.'d ." ht• rcm1:mbcrcd "I v.a!>
JU!>t ;.i~ :.urpn~l·d as he w<i~ ..
lie studied at a clinic whe re most patients
were Americans "It was unbelievable the
res ults I was getting." be said. "I 'm an
intenust. I Mill lo this day stand In awe-of what
wc'rcabletodo ..
BUT KA.SLOW AID he found Americans
tend to fear one painted aspect of acupunc\ure
-the nN'dles So h<' de.vised a probe that would
sllmulate lh~e pa1nt.s us ing a mild electrical
currl'nl. Later. he added ultrasound, and
created a vur1at1on on classical acupuncture
that he calls r<'spanse point therapy.
Kaslow e\ <'n tually began using h is new
tC'chn1que. co mb1n<·d with individualized
nutritional pro~ram!>, to treat diseases like
atute rheumatoid a rthritis a nd multiple
::.r lerosis wilh res ults that the "Santa Barbara
Quarterly ma~nzm<.· called "the performance of
m1 racl<'h"
A 104--• ISTePPAAfNT) o~ THE MINOR,
• T'>'•, LILLIAN '>11At<NOH MAHONE'!'
To a ll heirs, be ne -o.1"°J"""'~·'"'° ficlarles, creditors and con-L H"' RPANCH.
tlnoent c red i t o r s o f ~~ ... ~ .. 01..,r 411:0,1.,,
Rachel Hudson Wiiiiams °"""• of N e wport Beac h , MOtnANA1t.SCMuLn
California and persons 0111 .. •11 e..-.. *.a.i
who may be otherwise in-~:':~ .. i;::·c. '""' terested in the will and/or -.. .,, ..
estate· . "'=:,!: ~"",';.,, O•••• p,,.,. A petition has been filed JYI• •.•. ·~ n ,..., 1111 eo
by John R. Williams In the
Superior Court of Orafl9e -----
County reQuestlng tha t PUBLIC NOTICE
John R Williams be ap. ----
po i nted a s p e r sonal NOTICEO"~•~n11·1$ALe r e presentat ive to a d · Ts ... •·wno
minister the estate of 0n """'°•• .,....,..,1 ••. ,..., •• Rachel Hudson Williams • • oo • ,.,., PM ( L !>c 11o w oo.i
(under tl"le lndPpendent ::~~;~~:.C:.='1?:..<:! ~~~
Adm1n1stration of Estates ""''"'"'" r>-ri "' "'"1 •K.,...,.., Act> The petition is set for Ho••mbo-< ro "" ~' ,,,,1 No Ju<t'n
hearinq 1n Dept No 3 a l ';.<":,~;J· '.~",~ ",,,":'.,.''~ ;';.,. oic:.-.:;,~~
100 C1v1c (Pnter Drive.I A•• •'1• • .,. UtH"<i • toun1v .
, West. 1n the City of Santa C•• ""'"• "'"'' .,, 1 l "'' PuBL•G
Ana. Caltfornoa on July 2q :~~ '~~'.:. 1;~~;'~';.\i.~~~'f>l(o~:
'No' Builds Character
Ka:,low "llld he decided not to accept any
patwnt.s that !>moked cigarettes lie developed
his de addirt 1nn technique ~o that those ~ho
"ould come· 10 tum for treatment could become
(')1g1blC' 1
1980 at 10 00 am I" '"1'" r .. ., ,. 10 .... ,,.~ .1
IF YOU OBJECT to the ""'" o• • • • .... "'"'"' "'°""Y ot 1tw
gran11nq of the ""'llllOn I Un.Oo Q ~· ...... •I , .... '>ou tl\ •·o .. ,
,.,. · 1•nttAnc .. ,, '""'" OtQ r>f'Jnqt Countv
I you snould eithe r ap~ar co'"'"°"" .. , "'"" .... , .... 1<YI '""', ar
I com<' from a family or pioneers.
My mother invented guilt in 1936
My dad dedicat ed his hfe to trying to get
nail holC's in thC' wall to he al themselves
And a<.•cording to my children. I introduced
the word "No" to the Western world t Before
that time parent" used "We'll see." 1 Their
tht"OQ 1s that at hrs l I onl)' u~ed the v.ord to gc·t --au.en.uon... Th n st.actcd.to....enj.o)L-it...ancWoda.
ll 's such a habit I ' say ·· ~o" before lht') even
'a !>k the qm•s t10n
It's J d1,tmrt1on I don't dt•SN'\C I am not
the f1r!>l mothl'r 1n :\orlh Amert(.'J lo ust-lhl'
""ord ":'\o · In f:.lt·t. l h(•rc 1s no doubt tn m\
m 1 nd thiJt \\ ht•n h1 ,.lo r1 ans d er1ph er ca"~
marking~ of prctu stonc cave dwellers <1nd
disCO\'C'r etchC'd in a r ock a plaintive. "Mom'
Can I \•;11 th1· ll'ftovC'r hear ''" ht·r respanst•
ch1 !>elC'd twlo" '~'ll lran~latt: into. ":-\o' I'm
h a\ ing 1l for lum·h 1"
T he worn .. No" IS finally gain mg the
n·~pectab1 lit> amonJ;: child psychologists it has
ho long dcservt•d Some of them are at last
,. :-.pread.m~ the word that "No" means love and
C'har acter building
When I told m'· kids this. t hey s aid th<.'y
Jlready had more c haracter than Mt
Hus h more
ThC'y m·H·r und<.'rstood me. They always
thought I got soml' kind of a cheap thrill out of
'a) ing. "r-;o, )OU can 't dnrt down the Ohio
H1ver in a plas tic dishpan," and watching them
f<tll around over furniture staring at me with the
contem pt usually reserved for a mother who
picks her children up by the ears.
I don't expect a n yone to ever f ull)
• 1pprec1ate that a mother makes more dec1s1on!.
E,...a
B.,.IJer.k
F:vt•ntuull~. "'th the help of Ms Pagan, he
opened h1i; f1r't ii;m oke de·add1ct1on clinic in
Santa Barba1 .1 The Newport Beach branch
follow('(J and. h~ Christmas. office s in La J olla,
S<.in Franc1~l'1t and Beverly lulls ~hould be in
operation
at the hearing a nd s tatp
1
w • ., ~"'"A• .. ,.,., ,,,,,,..,,,, w••1
your Obtectton\ o r ftlr• :!;,_~"~~ :-;:~'·,,.~~.: .. ~d~:0~'":;:d ~~ written 001ect1ons with the _ -,,..10 ,., ., ,,,.,.., .,..,., p....., ... , I court bf>fore the• hearing ''"'' ... ,.., "''""'''• ''""'"" '" •••d
Your appearance may be '°""1'...., ~·~·· """ "00'<! •'
1n person or by your at ,.,~:_:.:_ :O,::•;\', ~-~\~~ ;';~~
tornPy M•e>' •r '""' ,. , ~· '"• (huft•t
I F Y 0 U A R E A "oco•oo-•"' "''"' c.. '"'
fl.L CPEOITOR or a cont 1 ~'(,':.,0-.;".:••'1 ::-~ ~Z1~~! 1nq1•nt < rf.o(J c!Or Of lhf-dP a,uor,.t>"£ I "'·'• "' 1 t (ed'>Pd you mur,t lol(' your .... ·•·-· ,,..... "",,,.... ,..
clrr•"' wcttt-tnf" cou1 t •o11;;"!o,?r?¥''.~~·.,;',,:., ·~;~( .. ', ----WEDDIJYG .? ... prPc,font ot 10 thf' perr,on.11 10 . , ,,, .... ~, ~ , , "'~. · .._
1n 11nl· morning th .. rn thl' ~upn•mt· Court makes 1 rP or•" n1..;t1v1> ~POO•fll"r.I < • • .. • ' 1nthn•t'~l'Jr' "\ STUOIO All T•WHITflACf•lEGb'C'f Oy tnP <<;orl w1th1n 101.Jf .::·.:··~:.'::.: .. -::.·-: .. "':•:..'•,...:
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·«.in I horr<m 'our t•..imt•rJ lo IJkt• 10 .1 l ALSO A MUL TITUOIE OF Wff>Oll'f<P GIFlS' month~ ,.,..,,,... th1 0.HI• o• ....... ' ""'" • ...., .... , ,.,....~.,,,
bt J C'h µ<trt.\ •. ..... PA rs HALLMARK SHOP '"" i<<i.rtt'\C• OI lf'ltr r e, <I'> ,. •1·~· "' • ,,.., ···-""''"'" ·Yo u 14 .lnl:.i l·h:.ipLrOnt• o ur thrN:·da~ prnv1t:J•-<l .n S.-c 11on 100 of ""' ...... r. ,,,_ .,..,.,,,,.,.,..,
tv.o-nightprom" -.u ...... u.:..·~~7 f'ATHIE-HOlllf llH Pro o 111 Coo• 0 1 ~.:"" ;~..;. ... ~:..~·;~'.; ;,~;::.:,·:,
"Can I p1C'rC'C',thC' doJ?'" C'Or<;"" c-.. ~,,._ ,,)..064 ... ~ Calllorn1n ThP trmP tor ......... b ........ lo 00 I"" ""O••d htu"lQ '1,.-.m(, w ft not • ., ,.,. ,,.., • ",,_. ,.., .. ' ~<u'""1 t>-. •"'"
"\\Ill ~OU ll'll ml' v.ht•n• ~OU hid tht· book 0 .,,.. 0,,..1, lo ll'uf month ·.·;;' •. ;;·,,;,:~' .. '.:'.;,!'!..,~.,~~.
that ronrl<•n.,c•c.. t•\t·r~ novel {'\f'r v.ntt<'n so I fr om'"' ddlt•of ttl• h""' .~ ....... ,..,., ......,...,..,.,., ... ,,,.
WOn't ha\'C LO r end thl!> WhOIC book lOnl~ht for ong nOtt(I~ rll)QV•' \A• It·-!>I l•u ' ''" 't\M~\ ••"<!
m y report"" ..... OW OPE..... YOU MAY E XAMINE;;:.· ',.,;...,1
:;:, '...:.~~·=~ .. ,,7',,~'."11Y
"Can I wear whal l'\'C got on"" ""' ""' ""' f11e 1<ept by "'"cour t , ..... r ... ..,,. ... ,..,, "''°'' '"'" 1~"'' • 'Can't I ~t:.i) ht•n• for a "l'<:k by m y~l'lf'' · 11 you arn 1nt"r,..stf'<l 1n lh~· ''v' N--•~· .. · .•. ., •. ., ..... , .,,
"Doyou wantml•toJ,!rowuph<.1ting,:-ou"" C M GALUTIA O OS •·<.I-i t• vou m•l( 11" '1 '' .:·"·•; ,'"':~:'..:1":;,,··v~~,~:~"
I went shopping with m y daughter the other • • • • ' • 'l•1•" 1 """"" 1"1 1 our t 10 r• • • • "" • ....... ., "· • dentistry fo r Chlldr·en and teens <,.,...,, •...... ~ 13 1 no11c •· ot , .... ,.. °"''"" • .,..., • ·• ., , , · .. 1 ,,.. "" day a nd as I pulled on a bathing suit I turned ..... ' " " ,, . o" , , , " , , around and said. "What do you thmk" Should I 1""' ntor~ 01 ••'>t<H•' <'!"'"''' r:.,. • ',.., 1 ·-; • ~ •· ,... • • ,; .. San Cletneftt~ Medical Plaia dnO ot tn.· P"lit•on<, "' ?,,.,,.,,,,.,.,.,.1, .. ..,,.,. «·••()'• buyit"?"Shcshookherhead andsaid,"No." co unt ... and r•·p o r 1 ~ 00·1. ·· ··~•
"Wh" not?" I demanded. 657 C~ ck Lot~ sw .. HS ... n•c h£.-. n c~1 on 1""" ''"" .. ' 0'"" '...,.,..., .. 'Q "'" -' S.c.i.-t• 171 414, .. 5001 voe~ re..,...., 1 ~ I .vv "''' •N\U"A .. (l ANO IAll'•r .. Be<'ausc your entire bod) looks hke ti (II tht· (dl1to<n1<'! PrObdtf' rf).,.r AH• \00 w , ...... f\IYd Lt>•
n eeds pressing in il I'm ::.a~ m 0 no because I Cock> ·~°''""' ""1"'"'• <lOOM •• .. o"<"" -' ,.. across lrom San Clemente ~al H :>SD•1d Al _ .. __ J-.. 8 .. /'> ••• 1001 love you and it will build your c haracter.·· eu • .....,.. ..... n use... 04,. ,..,. •) ,...,
Somehow. it sounded better wh€n t said 11. Attomey a t l..clw, 36S W.I p"" l!.CC10Wc1t>.1 :_..::..=.=.-:..:.:__:..:.:_:~:...:::._=.,:::~:__-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Seocond Avenue, Suite 101, ~""'~ • .....,..~co •~ I Eicondido. C~l i fo rn 1a ,,.,..t,... cnon. (714) 747-l'8S ~; ... ~~;.::::•·0 •
Publ1\l'led Oranqe (OdSt ~
Oadv P1tot, July 1S lb '"!1 '''Ll t~\u':::~l:~c~,;•
IQSO 788'1·80 lllU\T COMP•HY
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EXERCISE EXERCISE EXERCISE EXEi EXERCISE EXERCISE
''You Can Look Lovely
{...__B_o_r_o_s_e_o_p_e __ J At Any Age''
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Pt.:JlUC SOTICt:
Ji.eG ••l""ry 81.....S
L~A-.GA-11
lkny Je Mco..r...o ,rv'\,,... ...... ,,..,,, .. ,
N-42741 '"' ""m<., '''-''"""' ,~ ... ,_,un""bio"t NOTICE OF DEATH OF t "·~• . .-<>._ <.,.., 0 ,11, " ~ M A R G A R E T "'' ,r ..... A_.q ~ •'••o :cal ""
m ELIZABET H POST AL!
:la AN D OF PETITION TO -PUBLIC NOTIC:-E (') ADMINISTE R ESTATE WEDNESDAY, J lJLV 23
8) SYDNEY OMARR
ARI ES <March 21·April 19 1.
Revise. review. rebuild o n solid base.
Some of your fondest hopes, wishes
are closer to fulfillment than might
b e imagine d . Know it. proceed
according ly. Aquarius. Scorpio
n a t ives play significant roles
Long.distance call is on agenda.
TAUR US <April 20·May 20>: Take
s low. sure ste ps -be analytical. put
puzzle pieces in place. Complete
picture Is due to em erge. Y.ou'll gain
g reate r insight. especially where
m ember of oppos ite sex 1s concerned.
G emini. Virgo. Sagittarius na~1>ves
figure pronunently.
GEMIN1 <May 21 June 20>: Low
profile now 1s of most bene fit to you
A ccent on special in quiries. legal
ramifications. public r elations .
agret?me nts. partne r sh ip, marital
communication. Anes. Libra persons
and the number 9 f •gur~
prominently. Outcome of relat1onstup
could be determined.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0 ct. 22>. Good
news featured in connection with ne~
project. special meeting, quest for
added independence -and love . Leo.
Aquarius n atives figure prominently
Ch eck mail. calls. message from
close neighbor. Be vers atile. but
a void scattering your efforts
SCORPIO COct 23·Nov 21 l You
learn in which direction to RO -
money, investments a re Involved
Leo, Cancer, Aqua rius persons figure
prominently. Hunch 1s on target By
teaching another. you actually leam
a valuable lesson. Act accordmgly.
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-Clrld lO [IOYrldl --·peMct ,,,. .
m ·•-""llw"'O
~ Who's counting? TWenty, ftlllTy. forty. fl1'ty .. today age Is nol a number ...
age Is ftie Shope you're In. ftle way you feel about yaursett -It's tttness and =c anttude -fhoSe ore ftle ftllngs ftlcr count S When you look at ftle ftlr11 women here yau don l ftllnk "age .. wnm com es
~ across fll'1f Is the htontly vttollry ftley have. ttllNr easy good IOoks. And ttlat's
..., fht Whole point. Looklng your t>est Of any age.
en , No. A-1os114 I -----
"' To dll hetr'>. ben f.. NOTICEOFDEATH OF
"' l1c iar1es creditor s and F LOYD EUGE N E
; contingent c.red1tors of IB E 0 ELL AN 0 0 F
Ja Margaret Elizabeth Postal P E T I T I 0 N T 0 (') and persaf's wno may be ADMINISTER ESTAT E
~ otherwise interested in the NO. A·10S18'.
"' will and ore-;tate T o a I I h e ir s.
"' A petrt1on has been filed bene ficiar ies, creditor s
)C by Fr~ric W. Postal Jr dnd cont1nqent creditors of m and Dorc.cH Patrick Floyd Eugene Bedell, and a ro"u'ri'~;~,t=~g;uti~~~; ,~;h~~~~s! .~~~s~ .Vn t~=
"' reQuest1nq thdt Frederic will ano or estate . w Postal J r and Dorcas A petition has been filed C Patric k Markle be ap-by Barbara Lewis in tl"le
"' poin t ed d S p ersonal Superior Court of Orange .. re pr ese n t a t 1 v e t o County reaues11ng t hat !? admrn1s1er the e s tdte ot Barbdra Lewis be appoint· = M a rgdret Elizdbeth e<l as pers on al r ep.
-""S tatus. Dome s tic adjust m en t
; d eclarations. beautifyin g place or
·, residence -these are highlighted.
SAGITTARIUS <Nov 22·Dec. 211
Cycle high -papularity increases.
you get what you want, need. Take
initiative. broaden hor izons. deal
with Gemini and another Sagittarian.
Make personal appearances, assert
self in positive manner -s how also
that you can laugh at your own
foibles
CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22·Jan. 19 ):
8 m q
SHAPE UP FOR SUMMER
How do you do thOT? Today It's eosler rhan ever. Ulllan Ballard wlll lake care
of me difficult part Just devote a few happy visits to our salon. We promise
you11 Chcover how It feels~ look heolftller. younger. prettier, ond see the
years lllp away as you acquire your new figure.
Postal. Irvine, Callfornra re sentative fo admin1s-C l lund er the Inde pendent t e r the esta t e o f
m Admin1s1ration of Estates Floyd Eugene Bedell. The
.. Act>. The petition is set for petition 1s set tor hearing n hear ing in Dept. No. 3 at in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic lJ 700 Clvte Cente r Drive Center Drive, West . In the
"' W est . San ta An a . Ci ty o f Santa An a.
"' Calitorn1d 92701 on Au~ust Callfornla on August 12,
)C 12. 1980 at 10 :00 a .m . 1980 at 10:00 a.m.
; IF YOU OBJECT to the IF YOU OBJECT to the
() granting Of t hepetltlon, gr ant ing Of the petition, Ui you should either appear you should either appea r
"' at the hearing and state at the hearing and state
"' your Objectloos of the writ· your ob1ec tions o r file = ten objections with the written Ob1ections with the
,. court before the hear lf\9. court before the hearing.
:• CANCER <June 21.J uly 221: Be
~ a lert t o clu e s , sec r et signals
·~ Someone Is trying lo te ll you
': something! Accent on e mployment.
" basic security. defining terms
~· resolutions concerning diet, nutrition
• and health. Pisces. Virgo natives
, pllly key roles.
~ LEO <July 23·Aug. 22): You get ~ wha t you want by going after it.
~ EJDphasis on c r eativity. change,
rosnance. return of vltaUty. You get
proverbial n ew le a s e on Jife !
' Ad ver s ity i s trans formed i nto
optimism. Cancer. Capricorn persons
figure in meanin1ful scenario.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22):
Completion of m~or b11e of activity
la indicated. Chtc:k property values,
d iscover way a to improve
1 d i s trlbullon, dis play and
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I RUFFB.l'S
UPHOLSTllY
Restrictions, secrets are featured.
Those who count you out, however.
will be in for rude awakening. You
will overcome adve rsity. You gain
access to "special" material a nd
learn story behind the story.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18):
Love do minates s cenario -flowers.
wis h es. good news concerni n g
business and money -all of these
combine and you could be "walking
on air !" Leo and another Aquarian
figure prominently. Go to it!
8
I Dallv COU now tor your dlmonltnlflon. a AM ·a PM •emtmbtr-How okl you art I• your bullneee.
Sat. ~s PM How young you'°°' II ....
631·2444
6 CONSECUTIVE s15 WEIGHT Lo.st EATMENT FOR
~l~~tan CBaCCarrd
FIGURE CONTROL SALON
•
Your a~r clnce m ay be Your a ppearance may be'
In person or by your at-in person or by your at·
torney. torney.
I F Y 0 U ARE A I F YOU ARE A CRED· ~ CREDITOR or a cont· ITOR or a contingent I ingent creditor of the de· c red Ito r of the d e .
i ceclsed, you must file your cea sed, you must file your
claim with the court or claim with the court or
present It to the personcll present it to the personal
representative appointed representative appainted l!J by the court within foor by the court within four rft months from the date of months from the date of
PISCES (Feb. 19· March 20>: You
settle majo r Issue -home life
Improves as result and prot'esslonal
standing could be elevated. Taurus,
Libra. Scorpio persons figure
prominently. Past f.vor Is returned.
You get gilt which represent.a "token
of alf ection."
I
I 389 E. 1711 Weslpart Squire r.osta Mm
. ....,.. ... .,..,.,.
••1111u•t111••n
•MtMteO-..... 111•Ufltll I first Issuance of letters as first Issuance of letters as
provided In SectlOn 700 of provided In Section 700 of
the Probate Code of the Pro bate Code of
Callfornla. The 1 1~ for Callfornla . The time for
fili"9 clalms will not ••· flllng claims will not U ·
SEARS announces ...
DR Ill EXUClll plre prior to four months plre prior to four months
fro...m the eutte of the hear· from the date of the hear·
Ing noticed above. 109 noticed above .
---·--------.. YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY EXAMINE ------• the flle kept by the court. the file kept by the court. If It's got wheels If you are Interested In the If you are Interested in the Sears quest with the court to r• quest with the court to re.
I
W...Y•W• .......
ltU ..... _..
c .... .,...._'*'''" Instructions in TEAR GAS for Citizens Self-Defense l ou'll move it estate, you may file a ...... estete, you may file a re· .
aster In a ceive spec1a1 not1ce of the celve spec1a1 notice ot tne Da Uy Piiot inventory of estate assets Inventory Of estate assets
and of the petltk>ns, •<· end of the petltlons1 ac· classlfled c ounts and reports counts and reports I ad. call described In Section 1200 described In Section 1200
642•5671 and of the C.llfornla Probate of the C.llfort'lla ProtHlte
COde. COde.
adfriendl lywill LHI .. K ... n. Ka.fn alMt Wiiiiam M. Wiicoxen
I a .y sor Cutter. Inc., "20 •• La AttorHY at Lew. u• help You turn CJ-11vc1. Sul• u1, ,.,.,, A\feftUe, Sul• Ha.
1nliTwood, Callfornl1 U.uu 9Nc"· C.ltforftla your wheels .. ,. ,212> .,.1.-. tttst • . tntO cash. Published Orenoe CO.st Publllhfd Orange Coast
• ________ 1110a1ty Piiot, Juty 2t. 22. n . Delly PllOt~ July 22, n, 29,
19'0 2'76-80 30 1980 2992·80
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The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast I • ~ DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS •
' You Can Sell It, Find It,
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EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
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All rul esta&e aclwrtlkd
in tlUa DeWSpaptt IS auO,
jed to the FedenJ F a1 r
Hooalot Act or 1968
wbida -kes ll aliqal to
advertise "an)' pre
f~e. Umatataon. or
clillcrimiDaUoo baaed on race.color. reb(iclo,sez,
or nationaJ on&in, or an intmUoa to make an)'
sucb prefettnce, b mat a
Uao. ordiaenmtnallon ..
'Ibis newspaper wall not
ltnowia1ly accept an y
advertlain1 for r eal
est&e which is in violl ·
lien ot tbe law.
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REALTORS
675-5511
COIOMA Da MAI: I 1 p rt • 1y n.. ltly!
hf' .. I I pt f.ekah wt.o '°"" to ..... t• ......... ct.mg rOOIR md •• , ..... ......, roe..,.. .. to .... ,... .... pool ..... ....
I• ... roam• tt.. tMrd ..... o•ertoob tt..
pool md a FAIULOUS VllW ACIOSS THI
IAY: ...... ba•ow ........ -.d °"' lalH
............ ~A .,.cw .... for a
specld t.y.,-. CCNN SH for yOWMff.
S5'5,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
25 IS E. Coast Hwy., Core.a .. M•
675-5511
45' LOT IH OLD COIOHA DEL MAI
Classi('1 Older home on a 45' lot 11'2
bl o('ks fro m I ns piration P oint
hardwood floors. stone floors. brick
fireplace. 2 patios. 3 bedrooms and 2
baths. <Yes. south of the highway• J
S310.000.
U~l()UI: ti()MI:\
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Ent Coast Highw.w. Corona del M ..
WF. llA \"F. :l6 CW Tll E llEST Ll~lf7\GS I'.\' TOW:>.:
IACI IAY
laaolS: A~Nn
I..._.. cMc1a tWr .. C.M. Cottop dmlr .... report ~ Cute 3 bedroom home
' ,.... 1 ... 111,. n. with huge stone fireplace
SPANISH EST An
t"antasllc starling home'
2 Bdrm Spanish s tyle
Be autiful bre altra sl
nook, detached garage.
$10.000 down Owner wall
carry ranancmg at t2'1
Vacant a nd read) to
m"o v t' 1 n Ca II n o w .
there's only one' 546-2313
nus 2 . story 5 bdrm 1
bath home ft>atures a
large separate famll)
rm. forma I dmw g rm
Perfel't for the larRl'
family Beautiful back
yard for pauo entertain
mg Ofrered al $147.!'.00
andfurmal dining. Good DAILY• PILOT a-• r .JUST USTEO ~ locataon near lhe beach. la••• for tt. first 9. The fabulou~ Rlufrc;, Assume exasti.ng low t.n· FUUYlliLTY
54'-0814 ·1•. ,. •• coned mtrtio.o.ly. Charm&nJ! I Rdrm K terest loan Full _pn ce l~=--. .............. ~.+~p~l:an~m~··~Th~e~P~la~1~ar·-4-~Sl~.500~~Ca~ll~s.56-~~21660~~~ff.~~~~~~~ ~~~~------~-
\.\'a I k l n :-. (" ho1d.... !p SELECT . .. ..... itltl.....,...i:r----".~ HRtONT' I
HomesforS. t·hurc he ... cl ub., PROPERT DREAMHOME : I ES • 'ruque owners umt "'1t'h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ho pp1nJ! &. ""' G-.. I 002 1•\ <·r.\·thml! ,165.000 view from ma!'ter :.wle 1 .... r:•T&Clr:....... S.CoestCCMldo and IJ\IJlg level Guei.t ...•................... ~ ~"
Sharp 3 bedroom 2 bath $58,500 untl with v ie w Call IAYCIEST
DICUTIYE HOME
4-Bdrm 3 bath, sparlthng
pool, beautiful patios. 3
car 1arage. Owner wall
he lp with fin ancing
S272.000 Ca11646-7171 !i-BBJ
CLASSIFIED
HOURS
AdYl'f'tlst'f' mJ v 11IJl'I'
thfolr ads b" lelt>phon<>
800am to ~JOpm
M<lndav I hru fo"ridu Y
8to l'OOl'I Saturdav
("O!'fA \H:SA CW Fln:
330W R"'
b42 5f;7K
tn "\Tl'llC.TO'I; rH" \Cit
171175 Rt-&1'h HI\ d
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LAG UNA RF'.At'lt
1186 Gll'nn,., rP
t.aiuna ~arh 494 !Mli6
tn pnme neighbortiood. This one is reall) hot' 64t> 7171
Features include bwll Sharp 2 Bdr m condo ans. fireplace and a big close to pool, walk to
fenced yard. Seller needs everything Assumable
quack sale to take adv an· loan, derin1tely won "t
tage of nt'w investment last ~3666
opportun1t v Priced • "DOU. HOUSE" below market at SJ 12,000. Wf1elan
$89,500 Call 751-3191 Real Estate
3 BR-2 BA "D oll .SELECT House"! Prime area
Fireplace. Aar coni PROPERTIES EjSIDECOHDO
Fruit trees. Just reduced Fabulous remodeled. re-
CO%YCOHDO
3 Br. 2' 2 ba Brookview
end u.rut w central n1r
Frpk. beaut upttradmR.
wallpaper Owner anx
IOUS. Sl.25.900
l6400' Dia.17S2·1700fast! NfVATEIEACH furbished, upgraded 2
N11• ,,, 9 •• 'I ,, ' •I •• f. con AGE Bdrm. 2 bath townhome OCEAN VIEW [~ I With view or ocean from Pool. spa. yard. t>nclosed 2 Br. 21. ba. forme r · 1•a!il:;:! terrace. Priced for qwclt ~~~ gl~ger~:e'd~~:; ~~ M~~ s~f~~115J~c _f!~ .!~~-sale. SM,900. Won "l last! S97 ,900 Act now ! Call corator's delight Best
Act now• Call96J.6767 ~Z313 condo m Coo;ta Mesa
('\o"'t'· '~ • ' , ...... '' ' '· ' ,,,.... "· • • '• ~ 1 Owner must sell. t;:;;'!{~ [ ~ IR<\I [ ~ li~AjHii~I .~~ ~';:!."",
Ne wport area. Owner . ----··-··~· is an foreclosure :'olds
will rmance with S56M TOWMHOME TLC .. t 2 a c re 2Br. 1
down FullpnceS17S,OOO. 2 bedroom 2 bath. 2 ---------1 ba+an·law qtrs . out
Agl.556-2660 story, with loft ror a 3rd •IRAMD HEW• buildlngs. Newport Mesa
3 IDRM + POOL bedroom. Only I year 2 HOUSES school disL Sl79.900
90 _,.. FUU pnce -c 000 Xlnt local.Ion Prine. only .a $95, 0 uou. ....,, . • •.~~ RED CARPET Agt. 7Sl·3191 Under $280.000 Owner 11r• •
Wallc to beach. Gourmet ---------1 Wlll carn 541-0425Bkr ·-754·1202
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l\YLOR CO
REAL lORS . S lllCt'. 1U4
OUTSTANDING S UMT ILDG.
Large Owner's Un it. 3 Bedrms. Fam.
Rm . 21-i baths Owner's private
homeLike umt has formal dining rm &
2 firpl('s 4 (n('ome producing units
each w 2 berms. 2 baths & fireplace.
Atriums & patios This 1s a MCST
SEE ror the prudent bu ye r .
Reasonably priced at S450 000
WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. l.alton
21 I I SG'I JooqllllM ... load
HEWPOtl'T CENTEI, H.a. 644-49 I 0
*VETS* t::.e vour F.lt~1b1ltl)
~O\\ LOWD ' &
1..0W 1:-l'f RATES
~, Commiss.on ~an)
amenit ies c-omputt'r
Blue Ch1p PropertH..-.
U Wrngekr ~7 1436
MfSA DB.MAR
Gorgeous 4 Bdrm. 2ba A
p£easure to ~eE St2fJ 000
··------------------· PINIHSULA POINT
OPEN SUH. l·S 17Z3 OCliH ILVD.
Ne wly decorated 4 bdrm. fa mily home. Ocean View. S325.000.
IAYHOMT
We have several fine homes
with pier & s lip
a TORO HOllSf C()Uf'fTRY
-1 Bdrms . 3 baths: ranch style .
mm1-estate in orange groves. S249.500
.BILL GRUNDY~ REALTOR
341 Bay~1de Q,,..,;, N 8 6 7S · 61 61
TIE£S
TRHSTRHS
3 Bdrm s1n1o1le stor) on
o~er-.1w lot Tree.., l'\ er
> wh!c'rt> On I) Si!l.000
T ctkt' c1d' ..intJl?t:" · <"all
9ti2 9311
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
View, Yt.w, View!
Ocean view from 3 deck:.
tn LaRuna Beach. ont:
't-a r ne "'. r u s t o m
:1mcrut1ei.. lots of wood 3
Bdrm :!12 P,a $2.2'J,900.
t .il l ~;igg1e Appel
752 1!120
I.ET US SHOW YOU
llOW TO QUALJFY
Tait to bd C~t
WEL!STEH! I COZYCOHDO I
:? Bdrm 2 .. ba formf'r --------·
,.t QUAIL
A_,~~~~~-ltndt'I ,. rant:s!>ttl' "e,. OCUHRlONT ~ .. "1. REC CARPET \1u.\t !>et' Iha!> dec-or.ttor ' I lATR" deluxe R \LRO/\ o.t1b 754-1202 . dt'IJli!l Bt--t cr1nl10 tn Uupll'X ~ Bd r m 21 •-l n.o.t.i \1 t::>.i U..ner mu.,t• tuth. u11 J bdrm 2 ba~h' -~ -·. · d<>wn F1npl.;~ N d1 tln --·-
VETERANS ONLY !
Se'erf' oou~1nR ..,OOrtJli!l
predicted 1n OrJOJi?•'
Count) ~c-un.> H1ur (, I
bc·nefll" dnd dt.t 1m
me('hatel)
Robt Socks & Assoc. coa 546-9522
NEWPORT
HORSE ,RO,ERTY
11 'o"" · Tht..l> proput'
t'-1n forttlO!>ur• 'l;et"d,
TIA" •, d • re '1 Bdrm
lb.t·1n lav., rtuarter-
ciulbuJo d1ni;... :-,,.,. ix>rt \1 ,.., ... '' huol d1,1
Sli•\tJO
1 t>Ja REC CARPET
·-754-1202
DUPLU 90010 COMMISSION
2 Units on fl't-land \1 dny <im~n1t 1 e '
Across from park Near I computer
beach. ba~. & shoppin2 Hlu1• Chip Propt>rt.t<"-
Pnct'd at $205.000 EH·~ I D Wen2eler $57-..u 36
&12225J B~~O-NEW 2 BR ron
DOORS TO lliCH
2 2 D uplex U ""nt>r
motivated Opt'n to
c rratl\e f1n ane1n1?
~~•bl) little or no cash
Will lradt' property boat
r ar or .,., S249.000
Eves S48 0715
associated
l!!ROl<CRS-REAl TORS
JOH W l olboq •'' JU I
do. a.Jr c-ond View mUl.'
Roll rourse desert floor
Palm Desen lron"ood
C:ntn Clb Owner ma)
C'3TT) papt'r or assumt'
lht:' loan Pnnr Onl)
SliS.000 7S2-52S7 t'V!>
11 Com pl n -<J.-t·or .Jl.-d &
upgr 1d t'<I '\ho"'' ltk,
br .. ncl n •"' •)nl'
~·w I
lolboa loy 'rop. ·
Re-otton
•675·7060•
DREAMS
DON'T LAST
and ne1Lhn do 1·les:anl
ham>' hio.1' th1" ~aut~ 111
''"'-'or '"' .. "''" Bear h ... lv\t>l!t><.t .iro·a' .\ Bdrm.
'Pal'tO U!> Camil> rm
1'1'Jft">s1ona II~ dt'cor J l l'<I
.;nd landi.Cdp~d l;Jt••
l?Ua rded c-o mmun 1t}
Pn' ate 1enn1!> and pool
and breathtak1nR oce.111
harbor. mountain dnd l'I
' t) llR}IU. \It'"'' S515 000
Call I.Oda} 9i~ ~u
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Sell with E \SE'
It s a BRf:t:z •:
Classa.f1ed Ads 642 ~8
& "Nrt
l()p«tl Tit I .JO ,.M.I
LGE AS SUMAIU LH .
HO QUAL.IFYIHG
LOWDOWH
l..ike new inside arKt out
"'1th new cpt"I! and a
c·ot' ftrepliH't> in lh1:. al
tr.H'll\v 3 bdrm. 2 ba
hum · LarRl' a:.:.uma blo:
lo:tn with no quahf, 101!
dJld a low do..._'Tl Onl"
~5.900 Act now. , .... 11
!ri!J SJ7U loda \
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
For Ad Action
Call a
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AD-VISOR
642-5678
SAODt.F:RACI\
2520 I.a Pai Ho,1d
l.aj!una lhlls Siii 1>310
lt.Jtchen. formal dirung. GRllHIB.T
family room. sparltllng GAIDIN COMDO! pool, comer lot . Very DClUSIVE
SharptncH.. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 4 Bdrm 3 Ra. perfect
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OU.DLIHES
Ol>adhnt' tor t'OP\" & k 1 lh
•~ ~ 30 p m the dav
b('fore puhhrauon, t'X
<'t'pt fCtl' ~nd<1v & Mon dav t-:d111nn§ v.hPn
dt-311hne '" Saturd.i\ 12 noon
CUSSIFtED
llGULA TIOHS
ERROHS Advl'rt1~Pr'
sl'lould ('~k lhi>lf •• d ..
da11v It rl'port errnr'
1mmt'd111lt'IY Tit E
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C'Of'tt('I 1n...en1on n nh
C' A. 'liC U .LAT to '11 l'
Wht-11 k1lhn1? an .. d be
~to make tt rl'('(>rd I)(
the Kii.i. l'\IHt-:R given .\'OU bv \our ad
takt'I' a~ r~1pt of your
riorlC'ellation Thi' kill
num~r must be prt'st-n
It'd bv lhl' ad\ ert1ser 111
rase of a dispute
C'ANC'F.LL/\TIO!'ll OR
C'OR RF.CTION O f"
NEW AO B•:f'OR t;
RUNNING.
£\'ef?effort is madt' tn
lull or rorrerl a n<'w ad that has bet-n oront'd.
but wt' <'annot '1uaran t~ to do so until Uw ud'
ha~ appeared 1n the
P8Pl"'
DtM&A-U Nf. ADS
11wsP ad<i are stnrtly
t'mh 1n J vaDN bv mail
or at an.v ont' of our or.
fl(ft NO phofM' orders.
Deadlint'· 3 p m .
Pnday. Cosa1 Mesa OI·
r-• 12 noon at all lrlMtl off!Cft
THE DAILY PILOT
~ft IM flllllt to
<iaulf.Y, td11. ttnsor or
refuse an1 advtr·
lllftntftl. and to r hlnl!f ks ralfl • ruulataons
...... ~notl<'l'
QASS .. D
MAI ... ADOttUS
P.O BolllMO.
Colla Mesa ...
prt vale Be st buy ! Slll.960. 2 Bdrm 2 bath,
Hurry. ca11~67 s uper sharp assume c•''' ,, , . . . . · . ·. 1 loans. Or . try only $3500 ! ~ lfi,1111 !®~i~ff i
$217 •r DAY w•1rfro11ttto.. nurt's ~y~u payfor S BR. 4 Ba . c ustom
a30dayadinthe wat e rfro n t home
D••LY .. LOT w /17x38" pvt d ock .
All n Priced Sl.395 ,000 SERVICE Builde r W/trade ror
DIRECTORY Palm Springs E3tate
For detaa1s on this home DO IT NOW! and appt to see. call
64~5671 C'.arolHoff, agt. 631-0094.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
BIG CANYON
GOLF COURSE VIEW
"Ver s ailles" model at e nd of
cul-d e-sac. Dramatic entry, two
story living room and formal dining
room. Fabulous master suite plus 3
other bedrooms with their own
baths. Guarded gate community.
Call for appointment to see. $675.000
RCTaylorCo
6 4 0-9900
CHIMA COVE
Steps to seduded beach
Thi s h o m e as 1m ·
macuJate Pnce reduced
to S379.000. Call 646-7171
OPEN DAILY ON BALBOA ISLAND
1 to 5 PM.
#8 Collins Island -SI, I 00,000
ON WATER-PRIVATE ISLAND
2 story cora•r w Ula WATEI. ~ dKorahd 4 ..... wfttt .,_._. ............ VIEW of WATB
Hd slryllH ll9lah. lul•dH IHd.
673-6900
216 Ruby -$415,000
NEW VICTORIAN RESIDENCE
~2....,,4...._...,,.,
,., SN tt.. ,._ ... , .........
'73-6900
WATERFRONT HOMES.INC.
· REAl. ESTATE
S..t, RIPftl.r~. Pr-••v ~
24JC> W Co.t H ... .., 31'> M.nrw Aw ~I Bto.teh 8.-.b>.t IM.lnd
611·1400 67Ut00
CiJ Coldwell Banker
plans ror IJve·an help or
g u es ts K 1 l c h e n r t•
modell'd, tilt-floor-..
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:.haded Int U '7" '""'
MEW CUSTOM
IUCHHOME
Open Sunday I 5 at 209
29th St . ~pt B c h '
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realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
oova SHOllS!
Expanded residence w tmagnificent
courtyard entry & water & night
light views! 3BRs & maid's qtrs.
Quality custom features. $595,000
ree. Appt. only. Sandie Fix 644-6200. ( y .56)
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
Ml'WPOIT llACH IAMAIM
.Two Large Bedroom Condo. T astetully
Dttorated With Eart.htone Carpets. Nf11tral
Decor at WalJpaPttS. Fresh & Clean. Reedy
For A ~ Owner. Communit y Pool. Sauna
It Spa. MeMow Fol'" Jot1«ln1t & 8icyclln1.
ASSUMABLE •'IRST TRUST DEED.
Sllt,900.
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m>bvaled seUer of lhu
beaut.lfuJ 3 bdrm 2 b11 Npt
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"uauner 'un lhru Jn
J bund ance Of CUSlOml
windows Room fo r a
pool and an RV too on
thts 50xl27 lot A:.ktn~
S2JS.OOO wllh l>Uper
terms
BALBOA ISLAND
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Sb 848 11709
B> owuer Sll2 . ..xl. model
C'Ondo I year old. 2 lge
br. 2...,, ba. split level
f'plc, '-eLbar 673-4471 aft
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NIV A TE A TllUM
Lovt'ly 3 bedroom home
with atnwn ''tcw rrom
IJVU1.g room. kitchen, and
mai.ter bedroom t-•am1ly
room. bnck f1r t>place.
catht'dral ceilings. Al
tenllon to detail thruout Pn~ at only fl21.900
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qua rters S42S.OOO
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bdrm Sq footaae can
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NICID TO STEAL!
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Bualne11?
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ne w bu e ln •••••
u•lng • F1cllllou1
8 u1lne .. Heme mutt
reg l•l•r th•I n•m•
with lhe County c .. rk
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tor torm1 •nd further
1nfo1medon
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LAGUNA BEACH
497 4848
OCt:ANFRONT
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bctw.. lM hr securit)'. sub
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THI ONLY WAY
TOCloO
J Bd:nn floor plan. uce:in
\1 e w de c k i.. larg,.
enclosed brick patio
Pnced for 1mmed1att
. $ale at fll9.000
MISSION REALTY
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Ole ultu:m te IJl an E lm 91111!!1!"!1!1~11!!1111!"!!'1!1!!!!1!~~
model twnbse An encl OC:u.H & CAMYOH
wut i.n • pri mr comt'r VIEWS location la cmi a reen
belt 3 Sr 112 Ba . cslm Spleod.id borD!' of wood
W\ndow covt'nngs. fmt' and glass with t'aeh win
w a 11 co v e r 1 n g s 1 n dow frarrung a d iffere nt
bathrooms . bncll. a nd ocean and m ou ntain
redwo od patio This view Own this comfor1 a
homP show~ JUSl like a ble 3 bdrm ho m e of
rmdel Can be yours for dramattc :.paces Now
594.000 redoced to SZSS.000 t:ood
ftnanc111g a vailable
644·7211
~~------3 ~ Deerlield Patio Home. -
e . .;. HANCH
REALTY
~!.> 1 2000
Br 2 Ba. a tnum, xlnt
cond By appl SllS.SOO 6 IT OWHH
Gokl Bluff By Owner Q$.om 2800 sq rt 3 Br 2
551-6724 Ba Tattiily rm. hlJtte level
----------lot. hrowd Ors 3:-.SU!l'l.l
B\ Owner Irvin<' Broad bll' loan .it 9• . .,r;. Grt'al
rl»orTwnb.se. I st). 3 br. OC'l'an & canyon \'le
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4 8rdm. l u.. lam rm
puoU11'pa SoMS.000
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own the lend G r '°at
ftnancl.n.a S205.000 -~
759.9221
5PICT ACULAI.
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Only J ) rs o~w with
\ • U I l t" d l' t• I I 1 n g S ,
gourmet lt 1ll'httn
balcon)' game rm and
5>.i' spa 111 ITld!>ll'r bath
PLCS much mure Now
offered at onl) $4~ 000
Owner rwancwg J\..ttlJ
bit"
CALL644-721 I
l'loPwly deror.it<'d on IP•·
land Owner l·xtn·m"I~
dJlXI~ and pnl·ed to , .. 11
al Sl::!S.000 Ca II d bout un
belH·vable lt·rmi.
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Rotat. Socb & Assoc.
5 46.9522 ----Bht fs. Sopc.>r irr~nb(•ll
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do. Otean View •.ooo. W/loft • (1repl•c~. 3 2 M r T • b b • a a l , ....... .....
OIJ.-Ol:M. 493-a!IM bdrm. l\ot ba , Own(-r will 71H18l M21 ... !
s.t.AM 1010 oomlder contracthnanc CAPJST HANO B ~ACH o:i.1.ioo
••t•••••••••••••••••••• ~L lnvstml.16421603 Ready 10 bwld lnvHl CxfttatlY.wiln!
3 bdrm l 'i't ba Ntrwly re ment OPPortun1t Y Va All Al'eu It Price.
decor Condo Beaut OWMa IMCOMI cant land w /pl a n s . ToCbooH Prom!
patio Near SC Plan . E'aide C.M. dpl.1. Im· permits, coaatal •P· llMTIMIS
$26,000 au u m e 9.,.,'k ma <' Sl3S,OOO. A gt proval for 4 ~tor) mini 6ll-4ISS Fee
loan S.WO mo Pools, tot s.6-2978 warehouse Possible CQn ----------play lots. VA approved. vert to b1.£S1ness or ~\1n
Open ttouse Sat /Sun 311 3 U at 11 X Gross dos SS80.~JO
t! W . A I t o n . E 'side CM !• Owner LA11JmM1 Yi .. •.E.
!MacArthur / Flower ) r1nanced w tfle x dn 497·17,I 9'1S. 71Z3. M2 ~ 631-4560
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Pay attention ' 4 Br +
dell for only 198.000 Mk
J~t I }Car honr W.lr
ramy
559.tHI
40UMrTS 2300
Xlnt Gil.l'den Grove loca ••••••••1 ••••••••••••••
lion Low. low main Mobtle llo~for sah· 'ii
tenance IOX gro'>:. l.2:llh0, 2 br 2 bes .. dull
Owner wtU carry with p:.rk, nr b~:h ,\gt~ 1342
29'> down f'ull pnc.·1· urs:'J6.Q81;.6
ll.400.;; UMfTS I~· Dewrt, 2400
Bread and butter unit::, lD ••••••• •• ••• •• • • ••••••
good Oranee loc;,llon
IOX &ross Owne r will
carry with 29'1: d-Own
1-U.ll pnce S7l9.000
19 UMfTS
AJI I Br Costa \tesa owe Wl1.h 20't dn Pu 11
pnre seoo.ooo All u c 2
Bdrm 91.o,x Gr05S T hi!>
property has spenda,ble
FOR LEASE
="e-. z bedroom 2 bath
home ~·,~•on l.Jkt''
Countr " Cluh Golf
tennis pool &>aut1rull}
landsca~d . no 1ru1 1n
lfndnce ~ .u-d
9lilO Clubhnl.ISf' Rd
Oest-rt Hot S pnnl('
213 378 Z>i2
Nf."W KUGE 2 Br. 3 Ba.
Total privacy I; quiet
AdWts. Feline Pet OK
Low move in costs.
$5$0permo.
2062 Wallace .c. &u,ous
llDIM2141M
rireplaee, fresh paiat.
new carpet and drapes.
Double u r age, blo~k
fence for RV or boat
)lorage IMO per mo
AvaJlable July 15. Call
oow for appointment &o
see . . loyMcC .... lttr.
541.nzt
LARGE l BR. UUI pd.
Quiet. pnvate. range
F'r1ge. Adults. ins 648"'· w 18th. 6(2.~
~ew Condo S600 4 Br. 8 UNITS
Good Santa An .. local ion
All I kr un1u. \fu-.t hdVI'
llt'W lawn OWl lrR 2nd
l'r1rt-d lo -;ell (J ,I
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----------1 "alktoCoa!lt Plaza Ut1I
l\H) Sk) line'. 2Cr<44 2Br
f'oc;ta \l~a AduJt Park
W dlk lo 'uper ma rkel
\rnt'nca n Mob11€' Honw
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ll u m b o I d t ! •1 u n t >
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,uknt1..1I '" bl.l'IO'''" 11µ
f.11 \ !> < unlar 1
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Mirmtdo. Ca. 9 5 553
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2 1 3 1 696 188 4 .
i M '5J7 2270. 2131693-50&4
s::m, rm 2 br. I ba, Gar.
no do1ts 645 Vlrton a.
546-9124
-.:ew condo. 2br deluxe
wtt.h view Amenities 1n-
rl ud 1 n g micr o wave.
""a '>ht:r & dr ye r
~ rm Call 848·3777 or
t'Vec> 752 U93 ------
J bd rm 2 12 ba
Townhol'Tlt' Brand new
.>..t ra l:t r itc de lux l'.
l'rl\ al•· ) a rd. 2 C'ar
be aled · ay Db t=--~~-.:,~-=a:-::r~. --=P :::._, 1 ~>. s un d t' c ~
Seller wtll carry 2nd
LOUlalCHTB.
RARE ' Winding tree
hned street to tJus Im ptt ·
ca bl e hand y .mans
paradise l'\ew plush
earthtone carpeting .
co un t r:~ k i t c hen
s'N'ha:ted rna s.ter ""log
with l~h greenhouse-
atn um. Massive fam1l)
room wi th authentic
hand l:ud MeXJcan ules
Gracious l1v1ng room.
With wall or sliding glass
overloolung pvt l(arden
and ~eparale vegetable
1:a rden for t h e
homemake r ' Flexible
terms, fantastic ~'•":-as
::.umable loan' Pnced lO
steal at 111::.t Slll.SOO '
-or 2 br-t~e-f . e:rtt--ro· e-e-.i!J.4"-"2061-
H.ighly upgraded. a c. S229.000
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1-.A<;TBl I ~ ~ l!t 1ut1fu1 \ 1• "' , .. , lu•lt'd & Auoc.. '75-3331 potJo cover Assum loan BEACH at 9 '•'< APR Opl·n
House Sat. & Sun 9 HOUSE <;top IJJ}IOI! rt-nt ~IM>-.
down Sl .;>eJIJ mu r .. r "
loH·I~ '>Pi.I< 1oiu.:, hom•· 1
br. 2 b.i. lge ~rd SI~ l•ll•
&ibaut <JHer .5:! d '••
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ECONOMY
SPECIALS tt•unt r \ 1r1 • • u't1>m 1 lewt.r's~ ~CIOUS 3 Br 3 Bl <'ondo.
ref rig. -.as her /dryer .
µool , sauna. jacuzzi. ten
ru:. rrt.'>. clo..e tn beat'h.
I all 998 78011 A~k for
"-t"nd) Agl
c--.-..... 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IUtLD TO SUJT
One 30'llll8' lot
u.i Begorua Ownr
~~48 t-:ves
AUract1ve pool duplex +
good rentals Pnme loca
uon. 12:&. 000 640-499!• C o6o•ial RNI htah
559-111 1
A WHALE OF A IUY
t'aolastJc Newer. Largerl-1m11E.•A~S~T!!l"S!.ll~D~E!!l"C~.M·.-•
Duplex. South 11( """~ 4 ST ... --. H"'""-"11!! Hr.2a..,&,Owner':.Un1t. -•aoi. ~ ..
1 car gar. ~ 2 br. 2 bare 3 Cozy bdrms. frplc. lg
ar urut Owner""'" carry lot w /beaul1 ful fruit
Wtlh 25,..r dO'°' n On l)' trees, IOW d OWll, 0 WC
$389.000 Ca ll for Jppl Lst En•ryone's answer
'iu n N !>ca tt~.dty toabarga1.0.s 100.ooo
67J._u_48 -JONES REAL TY
~harp . Sex) 0'4nt>r s 67~ .c.210
Unit Plantation <ihut oJ"V
t er;. sky b ght. r 1 rt'pla cc. ~-!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!~!!'
pr1 va c y . park 1 n g Fomt• Y..., 1034
Dupl ex 2 Br 3 Br •••••••••••••••••••••••
1295.000 Bkr 67S 018.S. V.A TBtMS
s.&.s.264 1'HE MEADOWS••
DUPLEX VALUE Call quickly oo Uustim·
A Condo 1n Cd M for ma c pro fessionally
$120,000" Here 1 ~ lht' land.scape<! 3 Br in "The
equ1 va lent o f 2 for ~eadows " with pr ice
S23S.OOO 3 bdllm + 2 and terms to sell fast.
bdrm & den. Call for de 5119·~44•7211 tails.
STOllYIOOK HOME
+IHCOME ewa Picturesque front house t S. + I bdrm income unit _ •
l\sl>uma b le loan + '--•....,-Ma .. ..,..,...,..~
Owner financing. O nly ----------$;!&).~
Helena ~ 0618 4br. Jba. I.., tbio<'~ t.o l
--------ocean . Wood s Covt-. TIIE RANCH. 4 br . + TR Et: S. TR t: E S
Fam Rm. completely re TRF.ES. very pnvatE'.
llDd. ~w cpl. pa111t, & flextbtlity on R 2 lot. a -.
wai.lpl!per Lo'el)' yard s uma ble loan Op en
With Ko1 Pond Assum II o u s c. ca 11 ( 1 r s t
lnan $145.900 SSI S833 il44 94 043t>.P P -----
B \' O WN ER SI 06. 000 Live m the counlr)'. n~hl '
1>r3J1Re Tree Condo. 2Br. in the <'tl} of La1tun11 1 l '7Ba. doll house locatl'il Beach. Beautiful \lt.'W
on laJle 2 level. At:. pvt JBR. 2BA. Sl68.~ By•
end urut Assume loan at owner 497 3tl19
~~ Sbow Apµt only LaiJ-o H~ I 052 ----------...................... .
GORGEOL'S home Umv
Prk J 8r.Jack1e.
Redhlll Realty ~· 7500
**.OSGFT In ln •1ne for lJ:-JDER
S200,000' Almost com
pletdy new from top to
bottom Thu mal>SIVe S
bedroom 3 bath home
men lS >OUI personal m
spectioo.
w,lOcf brldgc
Realty
551·3000
l~?u Barnn<-a l'k"''·'"'n~
Upgrades +. 3 br.
N rthwds $162 .500
Redhill· J udy ~·7SOO
,AMOIAMIC VIEWS
Exciu.ng ocean coast lme
views rrom th.ts custom 3
bdrm • 2"3 ba .. homt>
wtth iarge r a m1.b room &
cooversauoo a rea with
cozy rireplace. S1tuat(.'(l
1n desirable guarded
Ji ate co m ·
muruty ss.50.000
«>-~ M6CJlllf !!L 13
U)-500() 493 9494
Me-wporl t.ach I 069 .........•..•..........
FAMOUS MEWPOIT
•ESR>IMCE
IACICIAYSPAMISH
CHAIM
Pool. Hot Tub, Volleyball
Coo.rt. 4 bdrm. + M aid·~
room. Pnce reduction ##JUST LISTED! $499.000. Bnog c n!alive Tt'Tt olfer.
B Eile.rtsen Agent
UMO sq ft in WOOD· Tiern del Sol RealtDr ,._. ..... TFAMILY BRU>G E for Sl.S4.900' H(.'(lda Maros1 646-1044
PROIATES.ALE
WEST<.. Lff I-. p" 1ou
C'U!>lom horn<· IS.lrm •
den + pt..OI l h t•I• I I r
ncr Inc .n ,,, • r f.:kAJ.llOI •
ari·a . .1 our n1.>1"11'tu11tt' ·'' S2·19 1Hlil 1,, \U
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1'170 AnSll)('r..tlt' 'lnJ(lt>IJ..t li~ 5 ~
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144>27';'J
LIDO ,AIUC
"(/Vint $52.500 SU VIEW 'S BEST < llJrm abouncb in th1' I Owner mw-t ..,.11· l'nrn• lldrm mobll4" "'•lh :?nd
loc. be:.aut1(ul \IPW"i I 'l'"' boou.., ruom Derk
Bdrm Broadm11t,r C'o m OwnPr 14 111 (1n:inr"
pare th<• \Jiu•· of rh1' lrad1 vr ·
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bar gardt'n Suitable for
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Sl25,SOO. Call for appt to a model''. Owner says ocean & channel As OR IGl~AL O WN ER
MESA YEllDE see ''SEU, IT ... Call for your :.uma ble In at 10._.,,~ Defuutely different op JU~IOR
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menttosee.call$40-1151 I _l!l'.!9 8arr4 nr. Pl."''·1'"n' IHMWrTCREST Callror inform.;tl•on ·hJl)l'd ..to<lt ror ~ lx>.tts Looking ror Mr . or Mrs GtMh~ 3202
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llu~e fed ya.rd! Garage
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331165 Colden Lantern.
492·27l2 or 495--0728
Super2 bdrm.poolhome Ocean view+ beauUlul ""!~~~~~~!!!!!!~~ lhc chanel Grut ttome ~pc1c e'er t ._.nhme
wilh large encl. patio o~LY greenbelt view mall.es = for hnOJC & entertaining Work Wllb the youni. ln.<ilde atnum. 2 p.il1os.
Only 2"'2 miles from the " this one of the prime un ~ .... D'-av __ Owner 2E il91 3606 se~. aggressive & ba1conys dbl gar. entry $bl.ks to O('(!an . Elegant 2 s urf. Full pr ice only TWO-STORY it.sin the Crest Custom ..,.....,~, ,,,,..~ motivated lOO'Y com Vlew Watt>r & grdnr pd. bdrm. ram rm la den,
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f\replaces. All bui llins.
cbable 1uaie •Ith PoOI
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. . REALTORS
Park Pia~ lnc. 842-7461 Available in Ca m p,us urut feature~ 4 Bdrm.. "wvtof 1600 ~ e w port 8 e a r h ----
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2"'2 ba. C'edar & glass. Vie-Turt le Roe" 4 ~· '•Airport> off1-. Call B1U .......__ • ... +,,,.. l .. "· Unique Floor P lan 8. and lS 2100 sq fl Low<•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"" -..--· Dbl car pvt gar. fWly bdrm. 2"'2 ba. Plan 4 00 2+den, lowest priC'ed un· unit features 3 Bdrmi.. •IDUCED $40,000 formtervlew 8Sl·l666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnamt. yd. Adults, no !AU TEllMS!
Nut 3 bdrm W/frmJ din
rm , cov'd patio. dble
garaae. near Murdy
Park. Only $10$.000.
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quiet c ul-de·sac st reet. 900 and 15 1500 sq f\ Both un in pn me Balboa bwld Near oe• 2 br. den home pets. lnqwre at SZ1 11th C~_venien lly loc a lendd ltlnlheCrest SlS2. . its have fm :plac-c!t, dou tng. co rnt>r location PRESTIGIOUS BE ACH ~!~ndf A
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c......, to park, pool a Special single story Plan ble garage w tlh 2S'. OWCf111anc1og al 10'< UNlTS ~..,., s. rp c. JaCUUJ an
schools. 1 00 l&r1est greenbelt in down Owner will curT) Ruklnomlcs 67S 6i00 Three uruts w1lh 2 Bd I tub. dbl garage S87S mo. VACANT, 3 Bdrm, kids &
t.be Crest.. S17S,OOO. AlTD ror 10 > eao Fo r _..... -=" Ba & spacious owners AnnRJ•· "!! .. ~161Bill G n.tndy · pe1.s OK. Fenced yard
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rmre information. c II C---l•l-1 ow• UDJ{ with 3 Bd. 2a,, Ba & ~~---~S mo 962-4471 ~u.51 '--"for 1700 fireplace. Low ma in 4 Bdrm house. 00 gauge
••••••••••••••••••••••• tenaMe yard! Never va· Yearty lliiOO Agent Huntington Harbour 2 ·-~HERITAGE Nice 2 br. 2 ba S4000 ! SIZS.000. 493-8812 6's.6l80 mo . ~.· 23 fbai~t:s.•~ down, no qua lifying ...... ·-r ... v
ONLYS15.IOOdown Owner wdl fiJla.nce. Nice L" C•'•wle.a.3211 mo 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 2
carpet. pauo. al e. pool. 1ngo ....................... r~ces. fam. rm. 96%> toloan. SeUldle atems 642·5678 oir_,..._.-t..... 1076 sauna. Jae. South Coast ....... , MOVElNT ODAY' mo. 146-USI, 146-1115. For this lovely 4 bdrm. 2 -__ ...,.. A 96J..t29I • ~· M&-5832..
• • REALTORS
t.. home. Only 1.,.. mi to ltS23CAMMDa:IRVlff£ '""-1044 -••••••••••••••••••••• a.u 2 Br dollhou.se. 2 car
bc:h. No need to qualify .. -.................. CYPmlS SHOaES J oe or walk to beacb t , p W/ pr · e~~·,]ard~ Oc~ Avaal. Aue lsl. Near tbe
or pay points. 912·79t0 -~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillll•••••• ~......... Ho me to e njoy . This r..j..r+, 2100 ~~";:,~~~ beach. CI>elaware/Spr·
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2Br Condo. al.at area, kit.. .clj. lo fonner Nixon block fro m do wntown 3br. 2ba. ta.m rm. frpl, gara1e door opener.
wry cruUve flDalAclng , estate. By a wt. only W 0 0 D 8 R I D G E La1una Owner aski.D& vaWted ~ils. beaut yard 9'own bJ appt. only. 2 or
,.price•.000.142-Ml THAE~VllSNl~tcA!!,0!NY 1750,000. 5 41 ·4111. l.akevlni Acron froT ~:~.?12! 67S-6700 w11uebo. oext to park. 3 Cb1Jck9 OK. no pets. or~ '" '" ...,_ ,.. HZ:Ml211t~ rec. area. Wood deer. ~ .... GaJ"CieMr Incl. $1250/mo. <Small pet eonai.dered>.
p•t 1os. 3 br. 2 ba . LohfwS. ZJOO teo-t'728or&44..e111 r750 per mo. + l750 de· Mm:M6••111 WOODllW ISTATISI 4 Br. 2"' Be. lu1tury WARMINGTON Unit. ....................... ----------poait. Call 714-9M-J511 «
Price red.. lo llll,950 OD Highly upgraded 38R Lincol~ townhome. h l&bly up· Owner/Aaent. '4t·2'71 OCW .. OMTLOT '8Br. 2\AJ Ba • 'designe r m2'71Acent. No fee. tbla J Bdrm beauty H1 ... _ pwled, new Cpl Is paint. orl41 taot houle. Oar•1e. W/D. 708 •lllule den. Ownet-will model W/Alr-coodltioning. Inca ocean vlew. llH.000 evee, • · llneArdtl9y He liotrope. 140·0767. HOMEPORRl!NT AJ'!!>~&P~ location in Woodbridge Estates. Onerwt.u tan)' 1~% SHAllYACTM'S Scuh Lapna alte .. rare MMI00,751 CMOO. Jbdrm .... feneedyard
.unOET a~. • Owner ls selllnl th.is home with No Qulifyln1. N0-45'0 ID"""-v.uarta + to nlltt sou.lit coast. • 1 a,. I•. r • • 11 y m.-many extras -lncludtn1 2 at.ta1orsa1.-.. llDAreuworkhride. Security sate rommlllll• a..r... l'i~l•ces. aharp. pluae. Kida .ti pet
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26 IWnn ..... waa $182,000. Lorraine Reid 551·8700. ........ Ult Ila. ms.• MtS. .... buyers o nly please. c:.e...... JU4 WAUtTOPA.U •-..._ __ Prte.9 lrom <Y·57) ,._ .. ·-:m.ea --·•••••-•••••••• Price : 11.,ts.OOO. Call , ,..._ __ •--'-__
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RENTUllES 631 l~ mo ••••••••••••••••••,•••,
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CORAL CAY
Ma.in Chan.Del 4 Br 3 8a
l2lllO sq. ft Spa. 60 I\
doc k . S2100 1 m o
213 l'IJJ7 ·5535
On water. 4 Br 2~ &. lrg
Liv rm. fam rm. 36' boat
s h p, lease SlSOO 'mo
TI4"846-l990
H. Har bour Waterfront
home. 40' dock .~ br. 2 ba.
3 car garage. Lease
negot .• responsible par ·
ly. Owner 213 /59'2·S22"7 _
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3 bdrm. 2 ba. comm unity
pool, leruus. Un1vers1ty
Heights. 979-6151 btwn
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2 br2ba . $1400
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4 br 2h ba . S8SO
~ br ~. ba S8SO
2 Bdrm. The Spnngs. ten
rus. pools, s pa. S515. Agt .
75&-1501 or 7S2-7:r73
New condo. Woodbndge. 2
Br l Ba. SS2S /mo. Dys
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A mme r man Eve:.
St&-4156. ask for Mary
l'urtle Rock Highlands
G arden Home. 3 BR.
fa m i l y r oom . all
amrruUes. Rent. poss .
lease opt. S900. Afte r
7Plll, 7S2·5'86
I'urtlerock 5 bdrm 3 ba 3
car carage. Swimming
pool. tennis courts
.Q.!188-1234
Rancho Sao Joaquin
Highly u p graded I
bdrm 11.; ba den. dbl
garage, air cond S600
rm 552·3857
**IRYINE
640-4919 SUS C.AS IT AS
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3 BR 2 Ba. S1700 mo. to pt>b 2110 ~ewport iii
mo Pri v ate h ome 543.4968 betwo II 30 &
~7300 5PM
DPbghtlul Seawmd C.:on 1 & 2 bdrm Tralle~ Sll!S
do, close to burh 2br. & up + se c ur1ly No
l "'tba, frpl. $6.SO/mo or children Of' dogs 642 9100
S630 lse. 548 6213 or 37,.. ~5964 &.....-leach -
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:.a.ngle level, supt•r loc INN Maid serv . color
S7SOnD Ag\ 644 11:13 TV. heated pool Ulll
--------(714 )494 5294. 985 No Btll 38r. 2Ba. 1 blk to bch. Coast llwy
pvt communal y. tennis -
cowt& pool a ccess Yrly Mewportleoch 376'
S850 mo . 645 3615. •••••••••••••••••••••••
673-6210 SUM MER RENTALS
IMMAC. CAPE COD
with lge back yard.
Fam ily area -quiet
street. Totally charming
3 Br. 2 ba. frplc. CluJdren
OK S800/mo lse.
BAYfRONT VI EW
Sec u r ity, pr es tige,
pn' ac} 2 Bdrm. 2 ba.
pool SlJOO mo yrl}
W•uf1owtHo.ms I a.:. 631-1400
WOW!!!
Won 't las t Newport
Crest townhouse. 3 Br 2"'2
Ba, wet bar. walk to
beach. tenn&S. pool. spa
Ava1I Aug. 1. $800/mo 1
yr lse. Childr en OK
7S2·278Sor 640-1644
Beaut. exel' 4 Br 3 Ba
We s t claff. Jac • tub.
many extras Gardener
~<rail Jll 675-18$3 morn·
ID2.'>0r ev~
OCEAMYtEW
3 Br. 2'i't ba. Avail 1m
med. S850/m o Agtl 64>0295
Cbtr Haven Famtly Home
1900permo
892-3JS5 or 642·056.5
OlMming 4r new. 2 Br. 21 ba Ul a convenient loc.
Communrty racil avail.
S7SO/IJ¥>
Waterfront Sahsbury
673-6900
Ry week o r month. no
fef ,\gt 675-8170
Beautifully furnis hed
Pent Ho use I bdrm
Country Cl ub llkr
facihtaes $1 050 mo
7~9117
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Oakwood
Garden Apartments
N-port Beach N,
880 Irv,,,~••'"""'"'
7141645-11 04
Newport Buch;>.
1700 161ri St 0--••• " 1n•
71 41 642·5113
()l the beach Beach llotel
Apt 2306 W Oceanfront.
PLUSH NEW 3B. 2l18. 5250 mo+ ~~ec & de
condo, 8 Bay. S79S. PR posit. ReferenC'e!> r cq
only 640-92'72 673-H54 -----------------
Nu s pacious Duplex . 3Br
w ofc. 21.; ba. frplc .
U leases to choose from custom drapes & carpet.
lmmac I Br on Perunsula
nr bay. $400 m o + ut1I I
y r lse Call Llo>d
67~6670 SSlS lo S900 monthly 2 car garage S795 per
We're the o nes to call. mo. 646-6303 -----
~\ldb rldnc 3~~;-bafa~; A@i?i twllh
':II Brand new Townhouse u..fwwi~ RcalflJ Good loc. S900 mo Year· ••••••••o.••••••• ••• ••••
551·3000 ly Blu67~9t2 lc6oa 1.a-d ll06
.Ct:!1 8 arra1tt1 Pk" .l r\1n• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4br. BLUFFS. 21.;ba. frpl. Bayfmt Little Isl Boat
Woodbndge condo. 3 Br 2 car gar. newly redec. sbp. 2Br. 3 slr)'. fireplace
2i,., Ba. formal dining m.50.640-1647.673-&50. S2500 m o y r ly l se
room . s pa S700 R C S..,. To •och 67~3067 __
Taylor. agt. ~9900 3 Bdrm 2"'2 Ba condo in lc6oa PftlinMlla 3107
Elegant Lakes Twnhse. exclusJve area $800/rbo •••••••• ••• • •• •••••• • ••
2BR. A /C. rrplc, r ec ~. Lg J Br. 2 ba. s teps to
tac . adults, no pets. beach tennis. Nev. I) di.
avail now. ~Imo • caU Newport Hts 2 Br· . 2 corated, bltins. adulh , ~ E ba+study & frplc. Patio 00 ~c; S600 m o 640 9335
ve. & yard. S700 +util mo. 1100~, W Balboa Bl
Woodbridge E s tates. AvaU8t lS. 631·3:r78
Newport Shores 2 Br +
den Yrly lse T eo
n1s/p ool. S650 /mo
642-5843
2str)' twnhse. 3 br. 2 bath.
gar Avail 8-LS S6SO mo
yrly rental 646--1220
Avail. Sept. 15, yrly lease
~ Model. 3 bdrm
2~ be, 2100 sq. ft. air
cond.. hJ&hlY upgraded.
near parts & lake. ~
mo Bob 8$1 -9579 o r
551-lllO Eves. ............ 3241 .......................
3-2 BR, furn apt.· 1 blk
Fresh. clean Newpor t from ocean. Sec dep
Crest Townhome 3 bdrm. credit cheek. las t. 2 m<
2"'2 ba . Livin g rm . rentmadvance
ftreplace. Walk to beach, CGI by Atll) IO
J 1kl. 3 Ba. lr& clifr house. pool. tennis. $815 mo. 7st-tOSJ · 180 decree ocean vu . 962-0WT Eves.
SJ9»/mo.BobKoop.agt. --------•c.-.. Mar 3122
Ill-Im Designers Delight! •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br. Nort.b End.4'2 Mon.
terey Dr . Corne r of
Locaat. IHS/m ontb.
fie.-or Lease. 4t4-0l54
~!Walk to Beach ! 2b lb d k 1 Brickfrplc!Nuapplc r. a. ec s. poo ·
tOd.s/Pets OK! (e-754 > fee ~~3~ts. Lease'
RENTUIE.S 631-4SSS ---------1
2Br a... very nice. Deck.
~.r:.:*'· l'JOO,
Seaside Reodevous
Lovely 2Br! 14.SO! New
Clole to beach /abopa
Fed yard! (MSS)ftt
0 C E A N F R 0 N T RENTIME.S 631-4SSS
-llONTllLY RENTALS S.Qii•• JJ76 ~ -mo. AdaJta OD· ••••-••••••••••••••••• ty. IUIP-.all Callcinaia Drumi:n I
2-lrg 2br . lba apts. S500 &
Z50 mo. No pets Call
between 10am -7pm.
559-BS.
Studio apt for rent . New
carpet. paint .. curt. 1275.
675-kll.
llZ4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ar,a.. loftlJ yrd, frpl, ~lldnDI A~c
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PrtY.-..ClwmiaazaR. s...._ PAMLY APn. ~Sept-Jue, "50. C.' t -J271 Brand .., beautlhd '" · ..!!J................. •P'1 llDr farnllles wttb 1 or
1• .. Hlate Lauaa o.ID l8r 2 ba. cloM to ~?Ne!".::. part. a.. -· ~ bdrm, bch. Pool, apa. tnols. 1 mr.. ._ '"'"· 1ard, 1arden, yrold. -/mo. 412..l'fOO, •W ... .__c 11 .-,. ,.,... • won •mt 111..-iii.'.a.c. · ...... v., ... ....., .. --= ... :--... --:,..:--tate-1-.-.-,-t---==:.:=:::..::::.:::=._ ~ .. ,.,..._ htidqzarr ltlda ore ~---... DllllG•I OomwotlUt ~~ ...... ~~ :==-n:>.::. ... .._..._.._, UM ~r.,1.~.-. ...... , ............ -·--···· ._ r • lteajt, ... ~ ... ,.,.., =.=1-1-·· ac\.0011 Ii 11to,,1a1. ....
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Ill &ut llUl. IG •1
......... ~ .. ................ .... 4000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
c.te MeM · )l.J4 •tw•la4• IHdl ll40 M/Jo' For room I.ft 3 BrlC._tii..__ ..........
••••••• •• ••• ••• ••• ••... ••••••• • • • ••• •• • ••• ••• • ~ In CM. S200/mo ,..,. ..., 4150
flcolu:u pooblde Jltra l&e AdSltler•21S3.~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• *CdlfDD.UXESUITES.
I 8dnn •P' Zbr 2ba Bltn:i cbhwhr ha Stonse 1ara1e. 6 bib. n-12"5 Al d
t:nf'l t1n1•. t1u paid ,, ·-·I-beac'h .. d ll• ..,___ h 1 from beach, HB. S70 mo. --~ ~ ·uwrpd.co:_c'~ g,u ~3 ' "" ....., " • _.ut c18IUna 2 room •sa -..... -nu pet\ 139$ m o ulte 343.3/(, aUorp.art ----------i E c.t Hwy.17~
3 Bdrm •pt, a.-paid
t:O cl 11•r. adJb
a.&2 sa73
WD2 ---Pvt PlY· Pvt prlt'1 Vetty Double Car Garace Uth
Vou Pr~t1gf' Pre>9ert.let Sl. JCB Vic. 1100/mo Call ---·.-.·.----1 2 BK, drapes. cpt.a, a pp he, c..r . dose to 1ehool & ~ Uke new Only nn t
& clean need apply No
peu $4..<,().848~
.0. 0706. 497 ZJSI 898-1408
2 Bd11na. & belh apt
Adults Gas paid
i4Z 5073
Room with Kitchen pnv G-.-,.-,-e-1-11-·s-1_2_• -.-1-t-1h OFFICE
Near bus & shopping storace kit, SO.~. near SUITES ceoler Adults only Eves Beach Blvd. & Warner
6-9.30orwknda. 9Q-7~. Ave. H.B. 7$l..a&S7 FOR LIA$1 PlN ~ BLU n• AP'l'S :S liR Z Ba . W /0 hkup,
Spat· 2 br. i ba. Adulu f)>k, yard. aar. ~o peta. Room . own bath/en· Office....... 4400
l.umplex Patio, vl~v.. SS2:s SJ&-339'7. 7S2-7506 trance Atlanta/Newland •••••••••••••••••••••••
~£;~~;~;;::~,~ 1~~~ A!!2L::~;:r~hsf~: ~?;~rh~i!!~r~~~ INi.iil
Sf>MC 6318107 wllh r p S<M2 D unbar necessaz; S200 +house. '&1rc-._..
8HANO NEW AM'S 846-9501 SJ6.Gt2~ or 536 1140 ~::--,._, ..
2Br aea S4 3br. 2~<tba. laundry rm, Room for rent, pool. nr ~ ::;:_ _ ~c.ous new Unit, p~ fam rm. d ishwasher . OCC Sl60 mo ./ _ .........
pot tao, cl~l' to 'hoppani; garbage disposal. crph , 54.S-2510 aft 6P ~ / -_...,.,
Adults 1982 M a plt', d.rpg. enclosed gar. S5SO Pnvate llome v.111 renl Call M r How a1d
645· 6101 S411 ~ !'ir s pomt:. & beach Room ror one pef'>On Si225
~ P •c t o u s Fa m i l > 842-8032. -I per ~th 645 4730 _C_OltPO ___ U_TE_Pl.UA __ _
Br 137$. 2 Br S340 Pool ~ 2BR. 1731 Ellis. Sc<! Lg furn nl> dt·c refr . ~EWPORTCENTER
pl.A>iround ~~-~tanager 673 311!> o r l hot plate ~mpl male 2 Pnvate om~ + re·
Spa ciou s 2 Bdrm 847-1901 "irbch. SJ6.&sl8 ceptJoQ S850 759 lSSO
fourplex A \ a al II 3 bdrm_ 1 mile from the S...r lefttal~ 4200 00 sq ft for S42S per mo .
Laundry rm. c.ir port bt!ach ••••••••••••••••••••••• ioo1 Barch ~l ~ 8 Agent
s:ll5 ~~-__ • 536-0086 E''-'s on tti~ bt!a1.h in :'it'Y•J>Ort S4l·!IW2
I llr ust:.ade. s mall but Bre.!zy N Beautiful~ Wl't'kly or mnnthl~ 2 -----
bdrm or 3 bdnn Kirk I Mo. RH roiy w lot-. or neat wood Sunny 2Br ' $350' Lush
$!91> 642 945'0 aft SP M nl'-. apple 18473> fee Lamb ti31 ·0000 Me wport C..ter
Prestigious Exec. s wle
lnclds sec s ervices.
rl'<"pt • phone answennR.
uodt·rg:rnd prkng .• telex
& anUque· decor conf
rm 644 -7180 .\sk ror
John or Jan..,
\'lEW, 2 BR t Ba. Sil50. RE:VnMES 631 45.SS ~rRl' Bal( lk a r Caban
I I ld!'al IOl'ataon for fas han.c . L,t, l.c.t. i.cc A\'!ll am A Pince 1n the Sun' hakang ••r Jui.l getllnl(
med Call Dand. agt New apple $325' Crpt!> ... w~n Wk nd or wkly b4&-~ llrt't'Z) lBr' <SJ6r.1 rl'l' r .it ;~ ., , .i 1 I I l I l
WALLACE ST l\PTS 1u :.,TIMES t>Jl 4~ ·~ t?.llb
Nc"'IY decorate<! 2 Br &isU..dl' Reflection' 'Pl lkh Be.iut rum ;mr '
Apl l ba S395 Sm:i II Spacious !Br' Appk dplx 20 ~tcps to ~t.tnd
child O K . no pet:. K.idsOt<S32:.<721ti l fri· ..,. vrn ,11 \\.i ii Au.: BEST UTE
, ..• ,..,
EutUd •Warner, across
from Ill.lie Square Park.
c.... ......
BRAND NEW! Bear and
Baker St. ICosta Mesa
Ftwy olf·ramp)
Both locations are on the
2nd floor of banJt bwld·
1ngs. Utilities and
janitonal services 1n
duded WTt.b lease eon .
tart: Mary Ale. 1714 >
546-5300
SOJTH COAST BANK
1736 Anaheim St. C M Of
fice 600 sq rt Ground
floor. c~ed. toilet &
i:-r1ung -~
2 Newport Beach rum. or
f1 ees $1 50 & S200
642· 1.3:)$
2SO sq rt 2 room swte
Ground floor flti.5 mo
TI9 W 19th St (' ~ Tom
957 l!ro
C.tf1<:e ~pace avail Jo\111
:.enice ttxecut1ve l>Wtes
d \ a:I for lea:.e tn l.lnlc r
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Part
1·51140lq. ft.""' ...
3 22.IOOsq, ft~~ Heavy power, ov~ ~doors & ~n
.... Le.le .....
CMUll&B.US
Contact t>ould G ~Abbey oc Edwin Meserve .
Ill-HOO
SPECIAL
LIMITED
OFFER!
RENTAL RATE
REDUCED!
Meso l•dastrl•I , ...
711W.17111. St.
ColtaMesa.Co.
64~4463
• 1,100, 3700, 7500
~ft ........... for
i •• occ••~y. * c..,. ........ .
......... •21< Mt-ft .•
Off•r ••pir•'
7 /3 I /IO. * Offfu
hrs.: M·F 7:30-4.
Seit: I 0.AM-2PM.
lildit 37x67. lot 29xl30
f•'TlCed & black toppo-d
'tor age ) ard R ent
to.:ether or separately
~"610 6'5-~l lor~·~ RE.'1,'Tnn:.c:; i;:11 .i~ .. 'l 11;;10 \1.i111r1 n ·,pr1.1l on I
2 bdrm Upper, qual•t ~le~ 3848 I) ~m .,.i., '"1 1111~1 OPOIT BEACH Potnte 1..tx'at«i near OC ~ 4550 U\
..\Jrport t~or leasing 10 •••••• •• •• • • ••• •••••• ••
rnmlllt1on CdU Ik<t·Dt-e ·~.irage S he<l 16'xl2' with
llulf 9SS 2288 storJ~e lot mea suring F'.nclsd gar.ige Adulh . ••••••••••••••••••••··· j uoo lSI_ .1': BAY 1-'rtCJ:-iT :t o.t.. Offiu ~
no pets S350 mo 1 bdrm Xlnt ocean \ae-v. Br 2 ba pmJt1· ht'.1th I 400toS000Sq.Ft. 540-~.548·9084 Walk to pn vate tk-arh l'iSO wk h $2,,1111m1 tJ~f1CE Sl:l:ILSE
MEWDEl.UXE :'ie w carpe t. pJ 1nl l 67~11:1.~·l •Jaruton alSent<"t'&
so·x.is :"l eilr Be a .-h
flhd & Warner , 'ltt
;51 .!i967 drapes. s un purch S500 L'UIJl1t.~ lncludt'd WCX.1..D \ Ot ·LI t\ ~ 4600 2 & 3 Br m 0 5 l 9 I 111 ti R n n Vocation Rt'ftfof• 4250 •Adiacent lO Airport I ro RED YOl RR ... ,T~ ~8225or998·116S l iS.13-!M~W Pam ~·f•.!..fi..~ ... ::;r,;Te\t ltr1;u;caiy li.f1 ·
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t'Tlclg.ir PN &<"tlaldOK ~·Air l.tiod<lfl"J ', ~rrint f'rl\Jlt >Hl•h F-.>., rQmmenr•n:? O<t '<O h<•U" prt>ferrl'd 3 ~s c II 54•· """'I 'br full\ ru,.., \\ "'1 ..,,,... tilrJ Fob Ill• "r<>Ur I H:!(• ~ mo " u....,.,. Pool Jacuu 1 .\ ...,, pt 1.t . 1)\11.' "' 83., Diil ,_...r rm •. 2 ,.,, ,.,.~ \t.lulL' Xlnl rif1·rtto11 askfor Pam .1rLarf' ,;,g1o rlt" ~ ,,. "' • ,,~J ,;1,1 .,,,.., t...
L: '-'·-'-lar"A nAw 2 "r l<f:.'lo'T_J-.t ES __ •• ·: I >.>,) '•" •tA.., °"'" net"d .i tra1111ni.: f.irtl .,.1-ek1>nd, ,._ ~.,., "" " " -TAHITI KOLL CEHT9 111 ,ho.., ,, , &. tr Jan •1ur
\aulted ce1hng, 2 -.un.H.wport~och 3169 ..,~ .. 111 .i ht•''""'' 1 J M~IT 'P' a k .. r'> '' ""'"'''' ...,tud1•1u:. p r11f•·s,111n Jl
dedts. garage with IJu.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1100 a.n lhl'> modt'm 2 br .!. UeKJJll e:Lf"Cut1v1: ~wles lkal't1 lex 1.1n·f •·1! t "r "• • I.. o "'
ctn Adults.no pets AUR p••NEWPORT 1,J bun~alu-. un 111._.1 in presui:e loc lnd<b l bfodro<,m coltaj?rtn<jll.tl '
I $47Stncld ut1I 7S2 ~ Mil "'"ll·r .. round th•• ">{"("retanal !.t-n1ce., re P1<:a.<;t>call8518l..50 lora 11on' Tel•·v ho11"
Co•..-Gy CLUI "I.ind rmm l'.i"'·•·t• in l'e.pt1001::.l. te lephone Wot91t'slilter1 tir3 i~ or wnt1 "''' 51,; Newly de<:orated 3 Br 2 B:. v"'" .,.. •· F' ,. I> I llyl,...G 11 .. tivt• ~urround an .:-. dl\Swenng .. more rom ~s .S-~t~ ,. u l.lrJnl/t' HJ '' .11 , town ho use Spacious " 1 1 1 1 S2 i 5 pe r m o T H E .. 1-_ .. l'l kit l'O &>IC I.JOO l'<>"l<• r1replacc & pool Qwel Stn.tlec.. 1&2 bellroom \ru 1' on y ,Jr In llf.AD Q U ARTER S
area Adults. no pet::. Jpt.s.&townhoW.t'!> I d uded Tr.rn!>portJl11111 l 1 • .'UMl'A~IES A pro Medica l Dental HMO "1~.i.CJ 9:.'621>
$4-67C. CllA9 645 3381 f'rom$439 &i4 190!1 l11 ~ lrom tflf1•'" µrn r I I i76 sq ft 10 N Coe-ta .. ,..,.,.L"[) 2 or J hdrm ..., • ..,.,,_.. • ---------\Hh-d I'\ t Pl' '.li'..I ~~N <"'N>lorld env1ronmen ~esa Ground floor full) "' "'' i:.. ~ 714 851-0681 house 1n losta ~ ... ~a 2br. 2ha, back yrd n \'ersa1llC's Penthou Yi'. 1v1..,&wk1·n1h tquipped Pn,ne pallo area ~o 10 mo or )rh
pets, children OK r, ocean \'1ew 2 bdr~ 2 MESH"'REVACTH'S 1.-.1uxe 1 & z rm 11rf1l•.., t>tc S543 m o T om I~· Heasonable c,.11 p,,.t West Ha milton. C M ba fareplJ<'t 1-u 11 "" . .idJ Airport Hotel 1-rom 95j l'Q.)
S410 mo 838 2917 :.ecuntv & Jmt>n1l11•-. in Puerta \ allarui • $205 mo :\o l5e req -... -,.E-W-O-F'-""ICE PARK ~ 8484
$7 75 per mo Wk d \<;1 llAJ.irt'a'i WO~ld-.ido• K333223 • ,, ,. GARAGE Wanted: NR.
!">44-0014, Wknds & E\N. SfiOC)I Info t,W>IZJI I ---jf»ilr)N t:uclldSl c~. SA areJ l lO st.or\:' 2Br. lm1le from ocean
brtt:ies Pool + garage
Bea utiful Greenbelt
Adults. no pel.S please
2221 Canyon. btwn Vac
Lona & Wal.<.oo 640 617
or67J.1706
955-1120 --....... to~ 000 ~2000Sq n auto19SS_l683 __ _ I A.oabe1m
LOST Ir ALOME7 •• •• •••• ••••• • •• ••• •• • • Courtyard Suitt'
R.EMTIMlS I ~o'mR"' Avoid depusats ~ With Pnvate Batb , t'Ul It-\ 1ng ex pt:n ~e~ Rental OH1«
To Go Home um · __ _ Shows You the \l.ay I Professaonalh o;ann•I ii• 774 3911
Triplex. lovel> 2 BR. C41631-4555 HOUSEM..ATIS -_..llir----.._--...UI..... 4450
paUo. lndl)' hkup, S425. Oceanfront J Br. 2 ba. an &32-4134 ~~or_.!'2 5200 nWll lease New pa111t &
Townhouse 3 bdrm 2 ba carpets. fireplace S8SO
Vaulted ce11Jngs, central rm 673-2113 __ _
air. fireplace. pool. spa 3br. 2ba • 1 bllc to bch
Pn'ate patio Near So 963-8818
Coast Plaza Adults. no 96B-223S
APPLY MO CHARGE
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Ri-nlal Shan nit St!I"\ •<"f'
Has Roommal'" for' ou ~i97days9~
\I Jo lO 50 tn 'i hr 5Rr 2RJ pet!-$SSO Call co llect
1.Wkdys '..Is 213 981_ 28H2 -
S325 I & 2 Bdrm Apt
Carpets. drape-., pool,
-.'Ood beam clgn lndry
rm TSL ~Rmt. 642 1603
I Hr I bath m ~rrunl\ h.~•' an C :'ti "'r So C-.t ,
bwldang w bJ) \lev. I Plaza. '!pa~ mo •
Pool & sunderk $i00 mo ">hr of utal SH 49LI I
673-2113
\ersrulles. lbr eondo, xlnt
locauon, fulJ serunt> & S42S 2 bdrm t 1., b a a me n1t1es S5R5 m o
Twnhsr Patio. all bit 4.9'7·3SO'l
tnS lmmed occupaoC) ----
TSL ~gmt 64.2 1603 Detached t BR I Ba .ipt.
------on 43rd St Part rum lBr all(. $140 m o ulll pd, S450 mo. + ser Yrl> caU before 12 nooo only 551 lllM>
&4.2·5639 -------
~ 1•m tn shr 2 Br apt S2SO
inr l util , w11ear. Cd"
1;:13 '1111 t•xt i2..)7
~ 1-· rmmte nN'<lt-d. 118
area $210 mcl Ulll Isl &
last A' a1l 8 I 963 9502
\t 1-· to ::.h r 3 BR h!-t· 6
bl1'.\ rr beach. HB S225
• Utll 96(}~ -----
Unique, Deluxe
Office Space
Available
•Wet Bars
• Fireplaces
•Pr vain Pat1cs
• Sµec1acu1ar View s
250 lo 3000 Sq Ft
(714) 675·8662
•••••••••••••••••••••••
forstoR&omcespace at
reasonable rat.es
500 to 2700 Sea Ft.
MESA VF.RDEbR
PLAZA
1-ZVeu Ve~ E.C M
54S..123
SB ~. up to 4i00 ~ ft
.t\a1l at pnme corner
lilh & :"Jwpl Bhd
b~
-------, mh & ln1M . reta!Loff1l·e
S2S Sq F't wood pane hniz ~pace. 700 .,q ft
r arpf't park1og utal 759 l.5S9
:ax52 :-Jewpon Blvd CM -- - -
55&-4131 644 2228 ' 5~ ')Q ft Commercial
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5'..50 Lrg 3 Bd 2 Ba ~cw Bdrm 2 Ba Ocean \'H!"'
de<:or Near OCC i\\ail H'curlt) S750 m 11 now Up~r !'io pets Art 6'44--0452
rnone' loo lt:•nR for a from 75' rt FUii 226S',18101Redoodo C1r .
roommate' Ll•I u l ~r:C'e 54().296() :S,H.untlkh&t22:834 Boutique. Ba lboa 1'!;1. lorate. scn •en and 1n __ Manne A.venue. Best of.
lt>nittw foqou DI sq n of p lush offaet-um sq f\ M I. -.1th front _r_er_A-'gt'-, _. 73_1_.Q38. ___ _
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F.lderly adults 1325 & 2 br. office. S57S m o r p.
1375 mo Secunty SlOO ocean bwlt 1nts. stps to
C I e an 1 n g fee St 5 o as 4lst NB 673-~7 or
646-0016 2LJ..MJ.S98S or 944-fDH
2 bdrm. l b a . Carpet, 2 Br 2 Ba condo. (){'ean
patio, newly deeor ated view. (rplc. child OK
S4 2S m o 548 51127 . S700/m o 8 33· 1683.
542,m2 ~ U!29 eves.
Year Round P leasure!
Gorgeous lBr ! UtiJ pd
Enclosed Ga r ! 1340
All Apple new (5S711Hee
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Kent or lease w oplloo to S40-9352 da)S, 646·0681
.i roommate !>t"a rr h .i.I(' buy new office Coodo. 41.5 evec;
752-9475 sq ft. Airport area 1oc
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ror same 25.J:S. to shar
2Br. 2Ba apt Tennis
pool $200 + t-, Utll
Th4·217$
I Bdr + Ba th. Pool.
Jacuw. COM. Sl2:S +
Sec Dep • 640-3234
Place to share at beach
Non s moker S2SO +
UUI. 1100 deposit. Max
642-2199 !tt_s_,p'--m ____ 1
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For Lae ~10.000 !>Q rt
with 8,000 sq ft sack> ) d
1.000 ~ft d lx offit'e:> Wet
lab facilities. 200 amJ115. 4
restrooms. new pa.int &.
c-pt. Ava.il now Contact
J im naoders : 752-7145
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evestwknds.
Industrial Unit Approx
1030 sq. ft . 1325 m o
Locat ed T albe r t 1
Gothard. 995-2083 Asll for
Susan.
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RENTI M ~ 631-4SSS
2br. 1 mile rrom ocean &
breezes. pool + 2a~.
beau greenbelt. adult. no
pets plea.se. 2229 Canyon.
between V1ctoraa &
Wilson 640 6175 or
673--1'106
Female to share 3 bdrm.
ba. house Near t h
beach. 117$ mo. SJ6-U40
Fucutive office s uite
avail. nr O.C. Airport.
285 sq ft. includes recep-
llOOISt. jarutorial ave. all
utll pd 4r more. Call
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Ca.wifed Adsl4N l71 I Daily Pilot Classifiedl. _ A Touch of Class! S390
Beautllul lBdrm + den
All uliJ pd! Garage'
•fboi f'rplc ISS78> ree
RENTJ MES 63t-4SSS
The Great Elcape!S32S
All ut.11 pd! All • pplc
Garqe. Pool! (5411 > fff
R.EN'l'111 ES 631-ess.5
For luH attractive ell·
End or the Rainbow' Shr house. Pool. l blk ecur..ive olfic-e swt.e. Xltn
Spectacula r view! S5i90 beach. Pvt comm. So location in Newpo rt
Gar+ apple (6311) r~ ~/mo·.?!°.722~~th Beach. J.nchadea: Se<"y'I
RENTIMES 631-4.SSS ......, ~ ser vices. rttepttonlst.
1 am/. room. wet bar • S. a.-• 117 6 Older profess Iona woman ~amenities.~ mo. • •• •• •• •• •• ••••• -. ••. ••. wanted to 1bare 2br, 2ba. Remarbbl.y Rigbl l s:as m>blle hoaw with H me . ..:m...:::...;i.m::::::..:;:.. ____ _
Lovely 2Br 0cean View Near S.C. P iasa. SllO 1225 at.nee. air. carpets,
Fancy A: Fu.n ! S190! Garaie! New appliances •111S. drapes . 17301 Beach .
Lulb2Brl Dble1ar! Ju1troryou (N22)fee Female. noa•moker, HllDL lkh. M2·21D4 Covered patio I Pets! RENTillF.5 631~
Wcm't Lull (54a)fee s..1111 • -1116 =· a &e « store for lease.
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Hope (l)esu. Ii Buffets. c AR p ET RE p A I R largeor&mall Jobs lawn&, trees . hauling trur k T r ees yd 1i. k FtNEST 1:-4 J ANITOR LAL lm ured. tic ·d 586-&425 lJOn. b&ckflow cert1f1ca·
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Coast HOl9 Lo.ts
MOHEY AV .AIL.AIU
FOR2ndT D
BEST TERMS
AJ..L.WAYS FINANCIAL
714-77().1310
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HOMEOWNERS
O..hy ..... MI
Use your equity for bills.
borne additions. vaca
tlOnS. etc. Any amount.
any reason Credit or )Ob
oot necessary. Compare
our <'OSls. 24 hrs &
weekends.
~1923. 43)..1104
$
2nd T.D.'s
$10,000
TO
100,000
with terms up to
5 YEARS
Payment.a u low as
INTEREST
ONLY
For Paet Ac:tioa C&ll
851-0991
REPUBLIC
64~2171 545-061 I FoUND Blk m pup. Lab 642-3812 ACl~MPORA~~P!\G ( tinlJCt Jt rry In o ur pt'nt'n ced ind1ndual 1";°141536-54!11 1-. 0 1'. DBJ HB..r.
mi.x. wh chest \'1c HB. MC/Yi.~ "'-r\IH·I.>ept ~h 1nta1n records for a.HJCn l I Stott. P1.111le Apply wkd>s bei
N8 Register today 10 work ROY CARVY multiple corp thru f1nan \t ll A~ only Callf W11\(' SW1MGLOAMS 629 536-8294. on v.a.nou. .. act•ountmg .,., ROUS ROYCE c1al ~tatemt'nts :'\on ~v;~~:u la~~~l/t~~ ~erC'hant s . 2359 1
AJ..L.W_AYS FlNANCIAL LOST Reward' Blue<'~ bookkeeping ai.:.q:n 17141 640.6444 smolters call ~r Pl<'kett 751 ~ Rock f ield . El TQro.
d47'7().l310 purse w gold Jewelr) •tMT1.MASSAGf• menls Work C'lo~ to bet wPen ~ & 11 )t tcJG.Q:50
Widowhas moneyfor2nd 892-SlJS Jae=• Sauna )our ho m e F q.~u r. B~HYSITTfo:R need~d. 714-642 1626 1.,1,.ERK TYPl~IHM.f.P --------
TD ·s No C'redit cheC'k , MR oc AIR'°RT a ero lO ~nlor AC'cuun I \OW home l & 2•, \ r old ------TI<>r-1ST for law Offa C"e Dell\l~f")' P .u rne AM .LA.
LOST Fe male 'Germ tant.:. n~ed throu~huu1 , ·1-..~ide CM Jor• ~lo.d>..,· CARPENTERS for rt' general C'lencaJ dutaf"\ Tlmrs SlOO per W"t'k. no pnlty For action <'all Shep :'II a m t• .. I Is a · 4:.>l Bir<'h NB S4S--027S Orange Count) .... c ~' · ... 1dPntJal remodel ~ust Laguna Beadi. 494 8491i
Agt673-7311anytJme Reward 6425019 1128.macrossSheraton u-o.rV4Al4.I know fram« & lmil>h .rl:S\l.t'rp~ l5hr ...-k -----
-------I C.lC lWl>Ort area 833-03S2 L d I •-151/JO/o INT 2MD TD
No Prepayment Penalty
LS yrs. Smgle family Lido
Newpo rt Compan y
67J. 7595 24 hrs
Trade X·r ated falms even. AOB.....,T ........ LF • BA BYSITTER for infant Ex P & qu a I 1 t \ --1te e ner) .. s toc k
SCDIU 'ETS ..... .._.. 5 1 be!Wl ~Vl Our homt> or ""orkm an~h1p a mui.t Q.BK nv.tST -..of1t Also oppt for tra10 """'"\. honest, dlS('ret>t pvt pl) accounre_m_p_s )Our. Kt (::, 7i!> 1315 631 2())4 I ' • • 0 mg In lite clen caJ work F rt·d e r 1C' & Anne --------nu.mbt'r!..plea.i.antphooe Moth rem.ale & male ap &Mr'WERS PO Box 1 200, Co:.ta I HAHVSITTErt Mon 1''t1 9 CAS HI ER Hou) ....... are ) Purl'h~mg IX>pt n~ pit c ants w e lcomt' llft'1 Mesa CA 92626 S :.> f 1 ld <: II ~. a pply m per.on ma turt' per 5on w .If f'launt -Ru:;ty ' · 2333:"lo Bro.:id"J> tu or H 0 a Crown Hard•·art-. JlOi curate ab1lit> t>etailt'd Al40rmuve Supply Co Cons1denng 2nd Td·s•
c.a11 Fred ft rs t
Panda-Behalf \\'lute males, 23 & 36. se<>k =200. Cold,.. ell &nk1 r ' M>-HIJ16aft !> 301'" wofit m ha pp\ surround 1522_!'1/ewport Blvd.CM
S,..,.,!L't:'L"O Bid S l An j l':Coa.st HW),Cd ~ a ..,.,.II
644.2363 "v r,."' ma <' men R 1 l' k g . an" .l BArn SITTl:.R Cur mfant. -----_ _ in .. ~ v. Suw ~rowing
Poht1c1ans a re turkey, 6i3-56ZJ.Scoll 673-5712 (7141_835-4103 3 da)s "'k tt.>~m Sc·pt com pa n ) Xlnt C"Q !kntaJ rha irs1de as~·t.
pro( e:.&IOOa I school grad
<H exper Npt Bc h
s.&-35.l5
and taxes are the bread --FREEPARKl!'JC ~I ) homt> Hunt H<'h car-HIEIS b t.-oer1t s Call I n~ IST.&2HD. they·reSTUFFEDw1th Lose we1ght now' l().29 1bs 9b4 3a 3 IW ~DJ-__ _
TRUST DEEDS a roo Guaranteed. Call --Found 5 Go ld e n M s rn·s 1st to SSOOK. 30 Retnever puppies t'rtt Sandy~7J75 ADMIM.ASSIST Bab)">lltt'r n eed e d . u TVTE yrs purchase and reft, d .. __ c:~" -oo ,._=o-1ir-i ....... 5360 wet-kda)s, "on f'r-1, 1n Znd to S150K. l5yrs tog ,........,. ,,..,.1, -_......,, ........ ln\•est. firm Newport m~ home. for 2 Rtrll>.
COCXTAJL
WAITHSS
Nt'•Porter Inn. 1107
Jambortt Rd. NB Set>
~erage m~r aft 3 pm Wed &Th~
DINT AL I Assist.
~et.le front & back
dfice Good pay, t d ay won wffk 64.2 5960 Owner. Non Owner. No -fi-~--m-1..a_g_W'l_a_N_ig_u_e_l,1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach upandtng A'~t aite-1 ~ & 9 ~ust IM' abll'
prepay. ree !leasehold. fem Shephe rd Mill FREE t.oDir.Sales n~ed Rt· to ::.tart Wed. Jul) 23
Alsothru4&CoodoSS R d quires strong C'len<'al & ,1 u,1 h J \ '-' ".,.. n OOBBSFINA.'llClAL ecently s pa ed Blk Pl"'e'4911•cy adman bk grd Good SERVICES w bm 495-~ Tn.-.., slulls. shorthand. t)pm2 t r.rn::.portJt1on & re ,_, &exper Xlnt i.iro1i.'thop ftrenC'e, Woodbnd~c-~16 494-4681 Found Marguerite & pty :-;on s moker pref area. In Call y1nn1"'".
f'OR SALE. A S250,000 Coast Hw>. CdM J mO'. ABORTION Celli ~123 f>.l2 5678 t'lCl 321 dJ)'I
note secured by a first old blaC'k male rat A frw •GH•r• lA~) cw _ ~ nt71 1•\t-'
truStdeedon 4 plus acres wht hairs on be l I} Loc.9.Aftfftt.nia
ol oceAn Vlew property m _~ __ 9980_______ •Low FM IKa.dH Admuustral1ve Assi:.t.i.nt Bankmll
Part time. t~ IJt' 5!> Southv.est Bank LaRuna
60wpm. Phone. Keneral BPJC"h. rt'QUt re' (·'
offlC'e. 644· i4S4 ~I L pem·n<"f'd Hank Tt•llers
E 0 E l'p 111 S'i75 mo We a~
the San Juan Capistrano f'ound Beige. bm stnped Lab T"h. ComsefilMJ.
area discounted to yield. t a 1 1 K i t t e n • I n 5-'C)tf'y MedkatioM
approx 15 per<'ent to dJanopolis Brookhurst ..tP.s;.n_ &-matunty which is Jan 2. HB. 968-3046 · .... .--.-r equire a B ranch 1S83. Pnce $220,000. Call -•Cc• a ""'1 & R.M-
<714 J 64(>.44(W ,....... 5350 rd ADVElt. SPEC. St>C'retan & Gt•ner al
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Place• HAPPY AD
In this column for only $3. 25. eau 642·5678
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PRE LAW student needs
125.000 Will do anyt.hang
Leg a I. Conf 1dent 1a I
DVM. P 0 . Box 3242.
N B.92663.
•• SPIRITUAL READINGS
l.08.m-lOpm ~ll)' w c·d
492-7296 or 492.9034 l8U
S Camano Real. San
Clem.
lmSAGE
Be pampered w ith a
pe r sonal r e l axing ma&.~ge by 12 of lhe pre w.est g1.rls an Southern
California JaC'uzz1, 1><1una etc Open lOam
4am. 7 days a wttll: Vis
a/M C. Allantls Health
Spa, 2112 Harbor Blvd,
Cost.a Mesa MS-3433 Br· 1og this ad for your
special gr.A.
TOUCH OF CLASS
ESCOITS
at HRS. 752-Gl17
Jay 6 Kim, Glad you're l•--------feelina bet.Ur, it was a
bed weekend. We'll t.ry
&galn for neat weekend.
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ESCORTS
at Hrs 641-0180
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11.w au Accephd.
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For illfCM 1Mtioft or i-.
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cal:
CAUFORHIA
PltEGHANCY
COUMS&IHG
SB VICE.IMC.
APCilE
HEWPORT
llACH
752-0053
SANTAANA
972~3 I 04
H•lu »s &,_.,a
Exper.d. salel>person for Bookkeeper . Contact Npt. Bch farm_ w xlnt Jua n Gure t97 1771. comm. structure Con E o E
tact: Xr Dixon. 642-4097 -------
-Ban.king Analyst. Successful In T~LBS ve s tment C'Onsultant ..., seeks expenenced us~ Immediate full tame
R operun.g.s m If unun gt on t ant. e p ly 1n r on BeaC'h. !'Je....-port Beach,
rideDce: CollJ~ Assoc & South Orani.it' County
567 San Nicolas Dr N B ~as Prefer previous
Jt.l'T. MAMAGB banking experlenC'e
Prefer C'o up le w ith Hov.·evt'r, willJng to tram OlOSe with public contact c h 1 l d r e n W 1 f e 0 r and cash handhng ex h~band may work 20 pe rtence Excellent
urut.s 2324 Elden. Costa I growth pot.enllal, salat")
Mesa 645 -1965 or andbeneflls Plea.seapp
894-03J6.. I> 1n peraon w ednesda y.
AICHlnCT\JRAL I Jul~ 23, bt'tween tOAM &
Designer Planner re ' ZP. 1~ North Mam
.... _ aJ '""--Pl ' Street. Santa Ana. 2nd Sluo:ulJ u=1gner an floor. Swte 200 If una
ner·commerc1a1 Plan ble to applr an person.
checker I spec wnler eluse cal Personnel
DGYid IOogft Department 714-8JS.2l606
& Assoc. hK. to d1sc1ASs yollr back-
(714J 64l-0191 ground
Travehllg Secretanes for A RC H I T E CT U R A L CFIAURSTFORHll "'~ business executJves Hrs """'S ~ l<lam-4pm (7l'4 )8S4·9908 DESIGNER /DRAr • · EOIMIS MAN. for space planruog ____ '--=f_;_ _ _...,.-1
I rl:1...e & • Interior design fl/m BAR.BER/BEAlM'lClAN I ~zp....._ specializing lo com -HA.JR STYLIST nrtOC
••••••••••••••••••••••• mericial ofc bldg int •m· Airport 754·711S. ,,... W..e.4. 7075 provements. Arch1tec-------------i
••••••••••••••••••••••• tural draft mg • design IAJI (ErlDB
CompW.er Programming aper necessary. 556·2904 Newporlt'r Inn. 1107
MARKETS
Foc 2nd " lrd Sbl1'b ~----~---~
We promote to manage
ment & supef'\1~100 from W1Uun
WA.VT A CAREER* <.:.au 11u 1 GJ1.su1
COLLECTORS
&
COLLECTOR
Dt-ntaJ As::.1s tant Part Time. Exp'd. ROA pref
~al Ope n . El Toro
D>-1130
UF.~TAL Ofc r eC'e p-
t1on1s t Expe r . only
:"oit'wpo rt Bt'a <'h .
Pleasant group practice.
4 day wee« 640-1122
Cashier for st'lf·st>rv1ce TRAINEES
romputenz.ed gas Sta rull time pO<i 1t1 on \
t1 o n Cal l between a \ailablf' 1n our ,id
7am-3pm. 581>-7484. As.II: m1n1 s t rataon centl'r
foc Ru~h 1 Qualified r and1dat~s
should havt' mature at CHURCH !'c\JRSERV t1tude & rt'latt'd ex
Attendant nttded Sun pen~ 1n rollectlOfl or
A.\t1PM & Wed P~ CM c r edll & c us t o mt'r
area. Ma ture wo man St'rvlce. XJnt. beoefils
.,.....,, .......
C1erll: typtSt. gd typing
s.laJ.ls. atunllon to detail
& dental up required.
Aprox.un.aldy 16 b.rs per
~. momings. Hunt-
anitoo Beacb, 8'2.f631. prefe rred C all P ay C'o mmensurat e "!' ________ _
wee.kdays556 7787. .., e a:perien<'e Apply Denta l rec eptionist Mon Fr1 10AM·2PM, or OencaJ caJHor appt needed, 4·5 days per
Y mf ~ foc beaut lakeside ~ ITOWln( IC C'O t %uhz I m1r, Wwd bu unmed.aale operung Ujt So K"art>or , specwty office. Must be
foc pleasant reliable Ill· ~l.Jertoo •~to baodle all .spect.s
dmdual Equal ()pptytEHmplc>yt'r o( front desk. Salary
·lYJlllli SOwpm M fo' open. You name it. I' II
.phone eaper a musl Pa Y 1 t • M e d i c a I
-bte bkkpe b&c.tcrow>d Insurance, penslOO pl.a.n. .f'lexlble hrs. COMP\TTER PROGRAM non·smoker. U7-3488.
m.11::r ferred M £ R < E N E R G Y
·DOO·S pre A ~ A L Y S I S A N D ~~~rfoc DESIGN> WANTED:
appt SS1 7382 Laguna BeaC'h E.ng\Deer·
mg Farm. Perm.anent
Full Tt.IDl' CompelrtJve
Sa lary & Bene fits
Decrtt Or EJtpenence
Reqwred. En&.l.Dffnn~
Bacltirow>d A Baa Plus
Call V1qpo i a Al :
714-768-Sll.
Oen cal
CATALOG a.EU
fmmed. opening with
lrvme based dislri butor
Typmg 6 10 ll:ey exp. Ott
oeaaary. Fu U lilDl' Moo
t.hru Fri. S.S. CaU Jan at S66-0540. ~~-C-OOK~~~-1
IMbwasMr. Apply to chef
at 31676 Coast Hwy. So.
L.aiwia or 499-5100
DISTl1CT MAMA&a
Sll.000 a year sl&rtlng
salary In newspaper
ClttU!atioo. Must have
dt'i>endable auto ar eQjoy wor1un1 out of doors.
Operu.nC in So. Orante
Co. Contact Larry lmoe
ll.AM.&PM. Herald Es-a.maoer, $41·2284. Cleri~.-.-AY Dietary Su~rvuor. ~~ Conv . Hoa p . N .B . _ ~ needed through Outstandloc benefits. -MAM/
s.e,it. for general office! &CUOM. 4iltC>UleSICIB &
woR. Typing, fili.oJ. etc. -----'~----t 5 day week, perm. Ideal
Pleasaot •1U'l"OUDCliq It COOKoper'd M1&1t have for malW'e individuJ .
N.8. 14.00/hr. Ast for A! driver's Uc. Write: Post· WeeRocl won .... d. Ap.
Jollmoo et 131-l.85S. lioo. P. 0 . Box 10040. Pb' In penoa Wed. tbru
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6 /or documentalion to •ir•lb...ll .. y.-•• ... H Jamboree, N 8 . See do in m,y borne on a COO· --1 _." beverage mer aft 3 pm, tract basis. Exp lo . Young hilh school Wed6:1bun.
lrvlH, 92711. llslln1 SUD.. lOAll ill 2Pll. llOl
phone•. ref's .• etc. Ba.yUde Dr, Cd.II Cllrtml
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641-1671
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COBOL• IMS. 133-243'. ~~mechanical &.s· Boat Carpenter. ma tun
Hlfp W_.... 7100 sembty pel"IOD, up 1.a top q\&&.bty
•••••••• •••••••••• •• •• • -cornpa.D.)' will lra.i.D JOUJefY. Sam L. Morse ·I n l t i. l du t It's . O>. 16-lMS. •972-llJI * 1-----1 ~ LADY. Cllll
1 .... n.1,utin.1 • booiol ot
medica.lparts . BOATS. R1nln1 com·
·aocm beavy lift.ing r& pany DMda qua.I. ltA:ltt cPtecL personnel. Mu1t koow RRST
~ • t11 j I A fuU-thnt posltioc> is D11Va .--...D•c_..• available for an In· __ .. -ve lood dnv'"'• .. -.. ~ ---divtdual who ii stlllflll ..._ ... ....
lilarbtin&/S&les CO OK needed f o r D 0 NUT BAKER
Fubloa 111.Dd U.vest Newport Beach and Lone WANTED. Exp. II 6 Ill flnn. ExpaDdiDc. Xlnl Beacb Ru.sty PellC'an. Donuu. llliaaioa Viejo.
mreer oppty. In Kli v• AIJllly dail.'J between J.S S5MW. sa1ea eavir. WW budll Pai. .
lite amc. fmc:tiom • DllllYll
liceml.q a11ir.. Noa Cooll:. Mature Person wttJa ..... ppm, • rtftiv.
smoker pre . Call Prelerftd lM:JOTbu.n.· Inc esp. for JDC. ~ .-om Mon. Xlnt Cond. • Audio co. Call ror appt.
Bemrlts. EOE. Bayview Eapreu Sound Co.,
aerie.al Convalescent Hoapatal l6aOl
SICltlT AmS 3111111Mrill CM. MZ·l:\05 _Dri_'!f«_; -Rea-pomi--We--1-n-* '72-1345 * with flaurea. types, record Loll or Found a pet? Call llC6Vlaa ~ operet.es lO.keJ adder ·local l>lck upa • de· *FAST* Animal Auiatance 11111-. aJona well with lwria
marine hardware 6 ri&· liDc. 2 « more yn eap
necesaary. Plea.ae •PPlY
at Padl1c RilPlc Com·
~· 3430 West Cout t11Pway, NB. 131-ZlU.
Employment avail. I~ ~ dintual to delftf' OS·
mllhi · surrouodln4a. Slm11 frieDtll.IJ . 11eo. Ca• alert lm·
Competitive 1>.ay, 1n-ne• a'ae-y -~,0 medi.aety.11...-.1>e0 IAlpe.UJ-2173,aofee. others . Pay com-~ beaivy UJllq re-
mene1arate w ith ell· _. ....
FUNDING lat. Vie. Brootbunt 6 cova &llL perluce. Work la ·will UC> be tn1ned in Adalta. Siberian b..-W. pleasant environment mechanical a11embl1
l/llD. old. Gr~b w/n · * OUICALL * witlll 1ood company --' .. TO-.. tooe man -... r .. •-11 80l'1I MC/VISA bencllla inchadln1 2 ~ .,A_ Tu .. --. a~_.· 1"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I .... vacaUoa after.-. 'On 11 those seek l na ......... ll•DnOW '------1= ,.._ '-t ............. ~ Hl·21H, SU·llU, year, company paid ~ emp..,ymen -.,,,.. neons .....,.. lDauraoce, crecltt .... llDPIY. .::•ii*iiii'iiiiii'Tliii4iiiiiiiiiiiii. ---------1WflM47J• ...._, dmt.a1 ~..,.... ·vacaUOD.a • holiday• • ,u.r. a.n.id.b.lre bull Ahra71opee *· APPlY ...... llle ,.w ---_ .. ••r1tr(reeemblea pit boun Ol IAll..$1111. Call -COIDl*l1-... -.. _.,..
blll) amt tli. a&ock.1• llASSAGl!SltW/AD :~•mnt pleaee, ~·"'telae. A.H . '· P • m ' • needs WYSTlC MASSAGE -cal. ai. ~1u
me.I tl ....... ~11 -....s..uAu ~c...e ---~Atu ca oe. _.. .. : ,.. Call llra. Campbell
_eo.. ___ da___.p_. ----MuHce. Sl•••'• Bair • 1 .,_ ...;•;.;;;;..·.;..;-~------
W wD WSI 8:4s I. 6 Spe. 115.l Oal&at ....... CA-ftwll,... oW...,, for
NEW
BUllNUIMEN
Contect the DAILY
PILOT for lntonMltoft
N9ardlng 1M county
requlrefftcnu tor
using • fllctltloue
lueln .. .._.
142-4321 EXT.m
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Jt'uU&m Newport 8l•d. C.11 . ...._.0ppors.,1o,., new •oodles •tt• a Owlfted~WJITI •f&I ........... O~.Wad.-... ---·--'--_...
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Untew 6 hire. P'or mon ... --· -----------
Info. call Tod Senieel a bud i nd hid u a II 1•--.===--• '79-llOO wtpnvioua qency ex-. •.-.S
per. Can apedallae U llMa., .,... a Jn or
preferred. Call Rlta, oldel'. "--u.c cout a.~ll. 5tlMlllli$, Coutal Pttaoft. au.. N« '1M • ftC1k or
U.. aa1r1· 21'IO Harbor more. Orao1• Coaat ~°!9:J .. '°"..':.8! II., ..._,...A-· Yellow Cab, 119 llt.
--I !!!!!!,,!!! .. C• ... !!! .. !!!!!r!!! C..D!!!!!!I Herrmann. ro.aatala 551 M.alC V.U.7. (No ot Sia&« ~ COUMl&ft• bel•• Ncwllaope A
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...._. peopleT We want
2 •lun DCODle '° leana Yoar rr•eods aad ttle Pa~lflc View .,....... _. ci-anect
Nea»rial Part atorJ 6 w ft it o • ti it J ~ a " e COllnUI tO ttl tcl ....... Nnitoeell.1'he1'U
umcter1 property tell JCMI -.ow well It bclon ti.. Med ariaeos. ___.,,_....for • .._ I
Dlrnll WardM4-2700 ----"
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• . ,, ~~.~ • ....!!~ ~~~ ..... !!!' ..... '!.~:.~ ..... ~!!! ~~.~ ..... ~!~ ~~~ ..... ~!!! MllpW...t.4 7100 , ~.Juty22, 1980 OM.Yf'tLOT ti •
DMl,_.c AlaMablie,. NIW#A .... ,,.ld •••··~·••111111••••••••• .... ;;~~ .. ; ...... ....,W..ted 7100 .W.W...t.4 1100 r.a1ta1 ttll:~
Pell • C.... •h1q r.nn ... ...,.....otat. L.6 T-... Nlabt/weeke nd •••t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .;;J"•••••••••••H•••••• •••••••••••••••••••••~ nper. Hua &. •~h. .,..._ f"•l •-needed to1u~rvl1uala Sen'etary~edhaltday 'tYPlST·toWPMforwork P\lndt.ure from tbe Wt, =-~ ~ ~~-,,_. HAIUJ9Aag SAU& fWJ tlWPOIJ ELIS LOOS£ [M!tl •• Et 11talf. Retail up. re · 8·1. •y p laf. fllln1. oo Balboa Jlland. 9·S 'ID'•. •·.o•a. N~.,._... ·' -·--..-~ • .-rt u ... ~ In --••Ill.ii quimt. Apply l.o person: pbonu. Ca I Jeff al Moo·Fra. SS. br. Call C-OG4. -,.., Aer.~ace As -8._ .. -. ~ • ln ul~ Pier .h. 271 0 Harbor SiSl-. m.aa>Lyn ReyDOkll •
11...1 --... -· COUl.IMJor Covet Zl > walh lilvd \,;• Red1ner *· kw....t •· ,• 0 •• ,, •••ra l 1114 l ntnl" 1 .. 11 •• heel 11'1 tottf ..,. U I~,_..... the J lrn Loni • A•· .. "l'ypitt.Ooodtyplqakllla Goodcoocl. • •
kw ..... ol )olt "°P (W•dllfPta.ua>.N• Klfdm & =,... ""*'h• ,. ~ aocla tu Aaency to Sales . ••SECRETARlES•• , a mutt, knowled1e or TI4/846-~ • .,.,•ti••• ra4uar•d • ·-& ......... The aupervtse a nd chaperone CARPET SalM Trainee. i Mac n helpful but wUl ' • TeaeLroaic LaM, HB ffalflt ala ,_..., ... re Ho OAll.Y PILOT umer Yna man to ~am floor A~.laoddevSlUOO trafa. A11C> 1e•r9l of· QueenlOlabed,175.Zhrilr .:
&ma Medlul Trafturtber ,..., 191. ..... • Metric .. ,.,. T• bo)"3 and garb 00 a ooe c"vcnna sales. Gd. atart. T70/dict /researchllS.eoo flee. Salary open. E.O.E. beds. 1 ma lant. •••·
•laptt D111tun Full OYtr ............. 67)-4110. Alli ffW" oo-ooe 1>&11.1. evening.a e uig Wary. C.aU: Paw, 'I'ypaetlerlBMElectr. CallPenny TI~-Rdrt1.Sl00.1Sl·IMO. •
lime. Xlat bead lla Ce.di_. N . w 9PM w e need c:on· ~1036 ·Compoaer SU.000 ------------~--. ............. _. •
Co.ta M • lhmonal c~roed. ionovaltve . GtO,T'fO/cout.$12,000 -·--,., -
fbipi.I 64U7M 0t app penoos who ore loolung SA.LIS Cla• T70/Sh90 tconst. $14.400 nPIST 'Cl.Bl L I v Io g R m tu tn 4 b "'c pttMla l Vt11on1 for ;a lucratavo part lime for marine hard ware Uz Rel.odersA,eeocy I. IDlt.chlril dinlog U>I. Calf'"; Q M poeltkm U hour to start. stare J::.xpr. nee. Jmmed. 4030·81.rch. £stab '64 P\lll time poeluoo avail•· llr. BlaclrwelJl41·902Z >-·
3 " i A II ""-hie, x.lot. typl.ol. filln1. • M·F9-5.
......
tbl)tta.b
Ca~mon.ary ()rpt
ne ed• I rf'rtdud
rwptratory tl"Ch Part
t am• N 1at11 1 h 1ft
R espirator
th~n "11l1 Per Diem
Pool All 1h1lu C:ost.a
M eia M emor111I
~lw, "2 213' or •PP b' U\ person ~l V1cton1
SIC Y
Prepare 1ub·d1\•1s 1un tbpitab
~. t.Uliv. maps for l R.idiu.loe> Tt!Clul1Ct.ln
urban plaon1n g real Put tame Day 1>hlft
mate Companies M.ta,. Xlnt t>t•oef1t5 ·u~t a
will be preseated t.o c1t1t>S M ... -> J M t-m o r 1 a I
for ...,-oval Must h:a\e lbp1lw. ~ 21~ or opp
coUeer credits 111 Civil I> m ~. 301 V11·tona ~ 2 yea.rs on tht-J<>b St c M
trainbaa. 2 yurs exper ·-~--~~~~~~ in Civil Ene. Must be
fluent tn Farsa. S49-7971
Escrow Secretary, c1o:
perieoce n~. Call
ruey,~1031.
Facia&t needed ror nail
saloo with or without
followln1. S t ar l 1m
mediately. 64>4693. Ask
for Gi.n&er or Sandi.
FACTO.Y WO.KER
Night Shift. S:30PM to
4:00Alll. 10brs. per rught.
4 ni«bls per we8 Mon
'lburs. Apply 10 person
EDLER INDUSTRI ES
2101 Dove St. N 8
Acrou from O.C. Airport
liou-1
La Quinta
Hotel
1515 So. Coost Dr.
14«>111 llarbor Dlvd > Now h1nog
Lea•l Set. nHdeid fur crowi~ H U Jaw tlr10
w/rWw otrl~n FfWodly
& CASWll aLmotphere II)
which to worlr Need
I nMd.ly ~noo to aaai..t
.. ll"ll Dll \ti ff With
""vkahollc lxlU le mun1c
1&.'l..-.OC-1111.-P~lc-r h·11aJ
t!XP« Will trun oo MAli
ti9tcALUCn
·~ •n uphthalmolofly. l ~noo office. $1300
C111l 642 4 21 ext 250 open1og. r /t me. Newport/113:Hl90/u ee phone manne r required. .-~wee:o 2 aod 6PM A1>k company benefits CaU ~t.omer servl~ •legal l>esJIJ)er Couch SJOO, like
fur Lon Balboa M araoe. EOE. eJtperience belofuJ. App· new. 6' oak st.and Sl.00.
C09t M1t-· H 549 !'671 ly Moo.·Fri. 10AM·2PM. teak table $100, 200 boob "' !'4X J'T89.
Mod .. ttni. t"Omm 'l11.
f1lm1>, & utri.1:. Ne.w
f~c ''>. t11l &Ith l> ~1>. t-:Xp not nee !l57 fll(11
Pilot SICal'T.41Y orcalllorappt. ao. rell'ig $100, B/W TV:
330 yStret"t """ SA.US Npt Ctr. to Sl.200/mo U J1!••2Wwd ndarprl25,548-a90 C-Ot'lta Mesa. CA cnltY Level !!.a.les POSI · Worlr for l bos.s. MIAlt be So bor
UOQ with Geoeral Eltt · 0...11·_ .. '!_ Wblrtdryrpool wuber ft au EquaJOppor Emplo)er t ra c. housewar es. & x.lntlyptsl. ,................ m> N aof
AU d d I Free to Applicant Equal Oppty Employer '-·---t .~ot· ._!.~n ~ 10 1v1s1o n . n lrv\lllePersoonelAgency M/F/H ~ • ....... -Mu d el1nl( Te .. chers PBX Operator, Answer lelligent. Molivallon, 4S8E. l7th.CoataMesa all, Wood wall unit szzs..
---net."ded M .. ke up. v11>ual ang ,Ser . £xp'd F tT Sales Persooahl)'. & Swte224 642·l470 8'stueo w/8 track ta~·-
1..me'Cook Me11can ~nu pu.114!. & wardrotw ~!u!)l South Santa Ana 549-3015 Onentation imponant Wa.iieres~ Part tame S200, 3 glus top t~la $350.
Ca rd IW'7 0041
apply to chef at 31b76 be qu(fl1f1ed Cdll ---------,.-pre requi:.ites EO t: ~~~~~~~~~~Over 18, Gasll «ht 91!l8<l 171
Cuut Hwy , South 6'23m0 PRE.SCHOOL Teachers TI4-8949833,213·598-9488 Security Guard. Part Broile r . w ill train --------------------1 & Aides: Acceptt.ng ap ume. Weekends. Nace SCS.'1948 MUST SELL-Matcbini l.d)(un.-or 4~ 5100 MODILS p!Jcataons for teach1n)! Sales )Ob 1t1 pleasant sUtTOUDd· ---------sofa loveseat, eod·coff~
Liquor Store ST OCK New modeltog a1:ency pos1tioos. Educ-alion or F.xl'ltinlt °"~ m.ell.Jng 1nes 10 N B Retir ed W:uter. E1:peraen ced t.bl, d:i.run g set, all xlQt. r 4 d 2 t llttldng new faces ('all e.xper in early <'h1ldhood ctwse & g,i Pan h~ ~lcome Call· 87H101. Night.s 5 shirts per week BHtofrer. S57""'28eves.'
en.ocl J )'S ru cs. Ne wp o rt Phot o pref'd. K1ndt>r Can· 0! fuJI lime Hlckor) M f'n ~75/hr No taps Pvt • •• l!:xpd nee. i.ome re Fastuoos _673-3375 ___ l~ Beacb 61., JI B t'amu. Westchff P lata on. 8-4.P!d C~ryClub Call Wed f)amiture'8'sola.dest, gbler exp Apply 1n _ ,..,.,_,,.. 6420972 ~~y 111.,.,.. """' cbr,tbl.butch. person JtolldJ )' Jlnuse "'"'-"""" -1--· -f11. 10AM tal 5PM for 1n ~3894 Liquon. 29:11 ~ Coa~l •N111unes--------i Presser needed for Orv S.4USLADY Some knohwledd!le of terv1ew 644-S404,
}{Jahwa) · Xlnl S1tuat111n for eox ma r 1 n e a r w 3 r e " Dt.I' •VN' Cleaners. P3rt tune. ex tl('('eSSll'} Please SE"nd Waitrt:Ss w car for wicker
Maids \\<lntl•d St'adHr *Kn$,_ S* Jlt!r 001> 9611-3633 J>t'nt-ncl!'d sall"'ilidy f:x resume or call. 8382 basket lunch ~erv1ce
Motel. UiOl Soutb C.:oa:.l w.~ ftftd yot1! -------cl~ive Children·, Houti M1llbndge Circle. HB 9 30· 11 P M . Mon f·r1
Hwy, 4!M-48V.! Tu st;ir~ new ofttct' 1n Pnnung Want 10 I>\• J i Ul' l.r \! "g J:. 1 n S l ' 92684. 960-4490 after4 30 E.arn $125 1150 ~eekly
----l.heSoul.h Coai.t arcil W1· Pn•,,sman •n Wl•b or laz.<1 549 ~ ~fa.st be· ne;it. pe~able M.AJMTENAHCE olfl>r h1•t? f.'ull t1m" \1 111 ~Al.I:-. t Mi\,'.AG E SECY1BKPR, part.full &~rgeuc <.:all 979.074i
Mi.lure, adult meo & <ll(t' 20Wdltram Appl• \111\T. t•'<.pl'r. ma ttrne. R .E Co. CdM ~A~for .ippt __
women noode(l (.'le11nm)! •Shift d1fftrt•nt111I I'<' on' ~ .i' <' r · 1 ti Ii U j 1111 •· f>< r· m lor Lad1t'" S..Uary n~g. 67~
& µ.llnta n g co. Top •lleall.h 1ru.urance l'l~~a·5' ~-f ... "h I u ll 'l IJ r c I II -SEC'Y /RECEPT w .. ~ H.tp.n
tmnt')'. pd v11cauon. xlnl •Bonus rrferral plan L.IJ.?WJ.i llillb Miill. Call CPA firm at MacArthur lnl1•nflr limds<'ape com
hene!it.s 548·8«4 •1\Dtlonreimbur.>efor PRINT SllOP TRAlNEE for appt 551 4303. "'vd•-J ··mbor~Rd pany need s ha r d (.'E's Tn oprratt' prt>~~ F 1T 5.1114.:nt ""' "'g '' °"''uk1ng & r Pl 1abl<• Ma.a.otenance man·helpt>r •Sl,000,000 free 3333rd Sl . Lag Bch _ _ _ i52 0274 J>t'1"\0fl for mstullatann &
for apt complex ID C M malp iru. SAUSPE:llSOH Shinn.ng Uerk. p 'T. 4hro; replact•rnent 1 r1>w Co Retired or semi 642 !I07:1 ...... ~. ..,._ f t •· s
PROOF l l'.lftCD
1
lor '"'11111 pl11q11·s Mor'' per da), exp helpful but ..,.,nt' 1,. m • upt>rv1.,or
"Tr) u. .... \OU'll llkeu' ~ ~·u11 11 me Will tr.un nol rl'quirt-d Apply dt pt)'l.'1b1llt11·., lJll txwn BEST NURSES Wilh at least l ~t·ar t'X ~~ ' l'wnyoo. ~ 1101 _ _ ~~ 'i,t 1 I'~ 540-043 or
pent'nce. prelero1bl~ '-al("). Repri·sen.Hl\c Ad ~11111·: SALF.S Wanttd. REGISTRY newspape"' t-.xce.llent \l•rt1,1np: Desir<' P•I. t full c~,... ~M 1vmp1rn> !knd••~ .• J.''d-• or pan lime . ~ • -.u.•Ucv.a'•'·~
Wrought 1roo patio set . S
pcs, xlnt rond, sacrifice
S2fl() 5.52 7045
-----~ Lt;AVl!'/G AREA SALE1
r
Wrought iron din set .
Nevamar top. S200 .
refra g/frf'etf'r S1 25 •.
Rc1dwood patio furn
Stereo w /8 t rac k It
turntable. S7S 2 pc.
Naugahyd~ couc h, ~
All wood 9 d r a we r
dresst-r w m irro r &
rught 1>land SlOO Hoover
upright 'a<:uum. S45.
~1an) mt.'>C items. Paro.
IW().~~ -----
Comer set Wlth labte &
floral Designer
exper, full tune.
StS-0093
FOREMA.~ for Carpentry
&pa1nung co
548-3444
llot<>I Night \udrtor ex '1anagement OpportunJt'
~n,-nct'f!. perm po" to 10111 uc1tin~ ~al<'<; or
taon at 1.J,o(.recklnn. li(an °"'1t hH1 ckor '
:n 106 Cu:i't Jlv. y. So Farms Call Mike :\tori
LJJ,!un.i t!l9 :?271 for I 642 0972 __ __
--·-754-67.9-r-:-,h1ft '>\pph brtv.•, 11 Y~ Jlr~ ~ 6 6eneftrr-"'f"UTurP ~ 1005
ISOO W Adams '•\M & 6PM: MorHJ;j\ ~. f"llt=> J rot' ium CJtl mgmt. po<i1l1ons po:o;,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Me~a 1,."troup.h F rn1J' • oo..,,~, '"lWP 181\ J.Ji\ hit:.' Appl) 1n person bM
C t ~r) ... lxmus .... 11hin '.13 m & llam 3077 :::. WESTMl..,ST"''R , .• ~ I ' r ~ t. \ flt• n :. 1 " • Un<.tol \ ,, '"· r.
111'171' I t ' r l' f I I ~ t. a II ----ABBEY 330 . ) Stnoet 111 •r;"I.1Yl Stat1on f'r~ Storr 1n \.1\lTIQU E MALI • • \urswg
~~;~: ~~~t~ro":d~~'"=·-'"'=>'::~
$1UO F ull ~aed be d
frarrr & box ~pnog!i. SSO
Call ~2591 or ~ 8169.
·~Pt .\L\.-.;AGER HEMODIAL YSI S (0!$lJ "lltesa --I Won:. del Mar~ ex 0dJI) 10-6. l-'r1 lt>-9 a.OSE OUT SALE ' F ull T ame Sales &
Delivery needed . See
C raig. 2123 Newport
Blvd Cll. MZ-'103
llou 5el..l•f'p er. P ,T, Excellent opportunll}
n~ed ror NB home. n>staurant managtr. 2
m~bemature.rxp,rer _y rs e xp. m1n1mum
~essary 645 3933 salary $2000. Ple&Se con
tact nearest EDD offt1·1·. oor ii187 161.1()6
RM/LYN
Cnucal Care Exp pre•
rerr«t Will tram for th"' Specialty foull talll(' ln
Mission \'1eJO.
Equal Oppur f''mplo) er •nta liJrbara :-O.lru<'tur.11 pr d .,3 les lad, Fu II C\oo.ed Tuesda>
t ni.:tnt't rm~ I arm d• lHTlf' !. days Xln l .,,..,r~ 11~1 W~tmttblt'r AH· MDL HOME FURM.
&ANTIQUES
Real l::state Sales
FOR A REW ARDIMG
CA.ltEH IH
rl•, !'lt ru < tur.11 1 lfil?rond F..~pt'CIAllyfm, C..udenGrove ~610.1
"11r1n• +>r llt'!lll!llt'r "'1th 1 , hent.ele 6i5 1010 Oyster Ba y. San .I • )l<1r ') •·'IC.perll'nl'I
TYf'E I :i < 'unstrucllon
'-'.1IJn l,01. W T ll.10
n.J tit: ,\!,~ ~ 9t;2 I '..'t.4
furniture. pa1n t1ng~ Clemente at Guada la-1.iilor & Seam~~. t-·1 books N B. 64S 2343. J<;rJ & Calle Hildago. FULL-TIME N~wport /
Jrv1ne area landscape
mti.otenan«. 644-4894
Hou.-.ekt'Cper, Companion
Elderly Id) Car i>'>H'n
llal J'cn1n Pt 675-01.tJ
orti7J.3234 ~OFFICE ---H~ Beach area. llousc•kl'Cl>t"r. full llmr
Sm. olrice. Jovoicanii. hv<' 111. ~ l'hlldrcn ag~ 10
typin,e. phon e contact & 2. pvt rm + ~alary
w/aatomers. M1·3S63 Orange area I 997.2259
~.~c!wt HOUSEKEEPER Live· v~~cS firm 10. Must have ref.
Advanced Kinetics. 1Z3i ~~s h speak I 0 e.
Victoria, CM. 6'6-7165 ---
EOE HOUSEPAR&n'
GenenJ Nttcled U1 residence with n. ..... ._ C.. is 3 to 6 developmentally
-,. di.sabled voung men. Al·
110W ~ tnrtave Orange CoWllY Assistant Reservations neigh borbood Room,
Maoa1er. Full time board.transponationex·
"Tue.s.·Sal. 8AM·4PM. penses wath salary Pa
Typiq: 4.S-50wpm. t.aence. understand.mg, &
Snack Bar Attndt. Full behavior mod1flcat1on time, s ummer only. helpful. Ca ll Sutton
Exp: Grill work helpful foundauon 714 840-~7
P1eate call for an appt: PO Box 11444 SA CA 645·7358 . Mon ·Fri 92711
8.»5·00 --------
General
PUlt-5 HaPER
Will t.ra1o ~wk start ()peo8am-3pm~ll
OfRCEWOU $110
Wtnlraln naotostart
Open 8am·9pm 995-84 lJ
IMtlYBS SZOO Wk
WW traln true It drl vers
Open 8am-3pm 995-84 lJ
American G uJde Fe<'
GENERAL OFFJC f:
lNDUSTRJAL.-t:OM M 'L
leasing office rC"presen
tat1ve ror prominent
Newport Beach d e
veloper. Some leasing
i>xpr d~1reable but. not
ne<' Salary~ incentive
l'o m prnba t 1ei n . <.:a ll
640-1J60 wkdys. ---1.,..ctor Traintt
lnspertor Trainee in the
.. eceiv1ng rnspectaon
dept an computer 10
dustry. C all ~rs
Coplan 559·6901 for :;ppt IMS Eqwpment
EOE
Mana~ement
Realbtot.
Offic. MCllMICJ"' Large ellpanding com 71U31-1100
pan~ 1s seeking 1n
d1v1d uals who po:.sess Nursing
management slolls1n re al estate. Persons we a re LVN's F1t1me & rehef
lookmg for. possabl) Xlnt. benefal.5, top sal. &
managing an offi ce oow maJOr med-dentaJ.lafe an·
or have the experience surance·oo cost t o
aod desire to become a employee. Coov. Hosp
manaaer. License re N. B. 642-8044.
quired. All replies held m strict confidence. PO NW"Wi.o«
Hox 559. ro/Oa1Jy Ptlol. LVM,P/T, I 1·7
PO Box 1560. Costa Country Club Mesa. Ca. Cmv. HOISp
S49-3061 Marucunst. plume. Ex elusive small shop LO OFF1CE Sales LeadJng
N.B. 646-3450, 673-7219 penonal computer sal~
firm seeks salesdesk
MANICLRLST·good IOC'a tr&.J.t)Qt? Heavy phone &
tJon. lllnt worklng roods detail work 1-:xcell. m
Joe Forrut&.r· LTD. troductioo to lh<.' small
645-5370 business computer in
UAL ESTATE
Contact u~ to lt'9m about
ou r new h 1.:h r11m
mission split & other Jd
vantage) 1n Jotn1n.:
Hedtull Heall> For in
formation ca ll W;ilt
l>iJ.n>O
Redhill ~Realfy
I .iJo Reill~ Off k:t'
673-7300 •.
1Jf.9V'tA \tW "'."""'°' M.a.c.-
¢.a C 'lartJpgalt "-1} 8:»56.Tr SL'N July 27 from l2 J
NB 95.>1665 For tnfo 714 /8J3.1086 or
AppimcH 10 I 0 714158&-L262 SCTRY /ADM. T...,,..w Solcitors ....................... ~!'!'!'!!!!!!"'~~~~~~
Gal 1-'nday Maturt' l'X SJ.75 br plus bonuses to Kenmore wshr1dryer. gd , -
µr ar1·uratt' t) p1st. h~ht start :-40 uper oecess rood S250 ~U alter 6pm 8 vellow Vinyl couch, gd tikk~i•: Knowled~e to No M'lliog Across from 84&384.2 cond , ma ke offer.
uperate Telt>x helpful but OC Alrport 2-9Pm call ~.
11111 req Permanent 1 _T_a_ma_.64_1-0Ui9 Fri~1da1re rdngeralor. F µ lJme . 10.3, some da)l>I -----art. Gas logs. N.B. ·or saJe regular maple .-~tra hours. Call Ct>r Telephone Appl. Clerlr: ~2843. 830-5637 hdbo&rd, duung rm t.ble •
appt. 499-4087 btwn 3 i; pleasant p l position SJOeac M2·SS6S
pm only With National r1rm 4 Whu1pool Stand up rn:r 19 Nylon Soucie Lounge
--hrs daily. Open 9·9 Call c f ~ ~ng ~ Call C.lwr , L<n·e St•at, Nylon
SCTR Y ,IRECB'T • llr.s. Cutsba w 561 ~1.5 alt 4 Pm lbucle 2 sert 100 Couch.
SaL oo.ly. Must t)'pe SO 842-7435 Side by side refng. ~ G-2907 • wpm. Front ore ap , ... ,.,.~ ,__I ..,U\ --~Manet? Call499 5361 ._.... ... ..., . ranie -· --,. 5* 1055 • ·~~"""'"'IST --Tal.Elt bothxlntqual 4.99-1221 ••-••••••••••••••••••• ~••V"" SECRETARY Asst to "'--I S lie Loolung for a cheerful vo.-.:-ansuSe Federa av ~ 1020 Public Sa.le on Sat. Aug. 9.
resp. ~n to ans ph & manager. Ver) bus} up 11\RS has ao immediate ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 ooon. Jocludes eqw~ ausc ok duoes No ex pr hob tery ~ decor a tang operuni for a ruU lame Pro 12speed 216' meot for aar deo ang.
req. Call Joanne 8 JO to :.hop 10 C M ~ui.t ht: ldler an at 's San Juan $70 ' plumb1.og, & paantao~.
10 :XJ A;\1 onl} ~1 able to work w people & Capistrano oHtce ~x 646--409-I A Is 0 m 1 s c . t 0 0 I 5 ,
-------hJndle \'.irled urc: per is helpfulbutoatre ...... ....,........_,,,.:-L.•OZ5 clothing, furniture &
RECEPTIONIST P 3 rl rr,Pot0'>1b1ht1e-.. ShJrp, qiared -·-)_......,._. houst'hold ate m s. 129
ume. Joe 1-·orrester LTU ;ag,;?n..,.,1"r person wunt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clearbrook Lane, C.M. ~5370 ~ ~ ~00 We olfer a com petitive Ponnrd an1tle tron. 2\11"
MAHICURIST/Uc'd dustry. Ellcell. career RECEPTlUNlST (fYPIS1 growth opportunity. Call Full or part llmt> to work Cynthia at 714.GiJ-&43 Mu.st have xlnt 1' pin~ Secmary·TY'Pist ~ed ror busy.tl B law
office. 8411-4114
SUlttln.11 salary und an X :?l-•" X J 16" 10' Ion!(. Harws 1060
cxreUet)t rnn~e bc'neflt new. PP. S7 .00ea ••••••••••••••••••••••• package anclOOJ.ng dental 54J.:XJ70 ~g,. AppaJoosa Geld. 6
at Beauttfiralloo Center d1<'taphone !1lt11li.. i::d ----1n South Coast Plau OF'f"ICE Ctt'RK Must tclephone & rt'<"1lpt1on1:.t
Village 556-7130 use lOKcy b) touch. li)(eb t~hruques S JI not req Sf'cr.-l:in "''''tant to
w work wtlh figure-;, dnt Xlnt working cond & rr fmanc1al gl'n1u~ Sort
MANUFACTURING opportunity for bright. ~t' benefits For app spoken, gent le, Joyful.
TICHHIClAN energetic person. M rs !J63.00l. p~:rfccllOOISl.' r n•p3n•
I to 2 yrs mech/electro Melt.ztor.496 12!ll. ---~-----nutntJOlL' mc3ls \'an~
mech exper or 1to 2 yr.\ ~ -----Busy to"estment firm hard v.ork & t ravl'I
college, electron11· seeks rl'ceptaoni:.l for 4995683
techmcalscblorm11.Jtan QmCE Cl.Ell heavy pbooM ~ !Jte t'P -----techrucaJschl · mg Call 833-9880 ask Se<'ret:ir) :. da) v.·eck
TDllNE£ forCheryl ' I 1't•w 1·1>">rt11•t1 r ro Back -Company will train IUU ----j!r<>und 1n rnarkl"llnl<'
Reports autttly to chier Tile Daily Pilot has an Receptionist. Ch1roprac MU,)l ha'e bookk~pinii
engineer 1~dune opening for lie As.sistant, w1U tram t'~~r A t'P" Great op
·Company pd profat shar· train£•e for full tlm('. for career as. Must bt• p11rtun1ty for Krowth
care Ital ule. indoor or patio yrs. 15·3 bands, Basic
TetTa C'otla. SO'"r of re· ~J:. ~~':~. Sl.200.
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asked to apply an person
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OCEANSIDE 1030
FEDERAL Bes.mr BfW cxs Enlarger
~AVI~ 75'50mm 1.4 Ntk.ltor lens, --> ~ access SllOO &31 6495
32:!21 Canuno Capistrano ,. ~ SanJuao~pLStrano, ~ 1035
Cdhl 92653 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 661·7200 Exoti c A b >ss1 n 1an 1.·~·~1 Op Em I ihmalJlyan Penaan kll·
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$15.95 retail. Sacnfice at
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Jewetry 8070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •lMMEDIATI::CA.~;H •
f'o r Go ld, S ilver . Platinum. Any kao d .
<'ond . amount. Daniel ~·5053 Must en.JOY phone con
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typinc. Paid vacat ion.
Sick pay • heaJlh UIS
Full lime . Apply 1n
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Barden's Pest Control,
&ti Ra ndolph. Costa -..s..ssio
mg permanent position m !>i>H !>tarter fa,t. J<' '!u:.t h(• J>('r..<lnahlt> on
JA.MrTORS ·'\o·acat1on.s & holidays pd our Classified Depart curate t> pist, & have ~d tclPph<)fle & have o""'ll •n
SUPIRVIS<>ttS -medlcal.1.Jfems ment Must be ablc to "'r:retari a l dut1t•, I 1t1o.1t1'e Call ll4S·G484
~---por p oyer lens. playful & lovuic.
54.5-4278 Barbara We buy GO LD .
~IERLlNG SILVER & Perswi K.Jtlens. blue. 2 Sil.VER $'s Will pickup. Male/female to work ·Mlss1onVle1oarea type~ wpm ttypmg '.6:!·S91 l. ttwnR&4forapp_1 __ -i TOO JOllMf' Hunungtoo Beach area te."t wlll 1dm1rustered lo ....
Jarutor.. S3 80'hr, Wax· On ly those s eeking aU applkantal. 10 ke~ Rccept Prr. perm . ac Sf.CRt:TARY <AD~!'l l fOI
er"'I. U 20 lhr. &aperv1sor permanent employment adder, handle phone~ cunte t~ pl.'it Nr 0 l: P 1' 20 hrs, all skills. "'""-Dla.m>od nng, '800/080.
l L' need aprly. Call Mrs . learn computer and ai........,. 641 8070 24 Ji" ... h 7H 760 1507 --r 1040 Good am estment. Aft :.a at) open r or 10 other general clenr al ~~ --=----., _!,_ -, llDI IN£S7. 7. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 ..... cro ....... fonnat1on & appl.Jcat1on, Campbel 581·3830 NAU 0 JU~• ,.,.... wnte Porshia Alexander dut.i.es. Opporturuly for ll£CEl'TIOHIST Secretary. Challrngin1d lmmrd. operungs for 15 KEESH ND Pups. AKC
General Office, some exp Co • p O. Box llS126. advaocemeol and t x With or w1tbout typLn(t ~rowth opponwuty fo ~harp guys & gals, free to 0Wnp sin. M1t·. Pet & MacWury I07a. •
helpful. 5 day, 40brs. Pasadena. CA 91107, or MANUFACTURIMG <' e 11 e n l c 0 m Pan ) needed Top pay Tem outslandm~ pe~. Rep 1 travel m l.)Or U.S. cahes s h 0 w P v l P l Y · •••••••••••••••••••••••.•
S3.15/hr . S 48·H 23 call· 213 795·0263, o r FOREMAH ~:~~·~~·a~eal!~{hc~~ porary & full tune CaH ly II\ confidence Collins with unique business _213_1_tJn_._134S __ ar_t_6-"p-m __ T RUC K Spray booth"'
between 8:30 & noon 213-681-3215 TodServkesat979-0164 A.W>c 5'01 S11n Nicolas( group.Must bell•over . La b p'1.s . bllt. AKC. ~~Lllbl6i~.hil hyr .22o!d .. d30'
E 0 E UghUng fixture mfgr. penence. For interview. Or N.B free to start immedlate· b LS b m ""'l'i x ~ x wa e . -·-·-·-------1Jew e lry Sale s m an needs expr'd productloo please caU ; 642-U:Zl, ext l.E.LH OFACBI ·------..; worme · s o • c a P Offer. Rebu11l Ste am
General needed.mustbeexpw1th foreman.DuUes incl pro. ZI Expaodaog Newpo rt ~reta.ry1Accounts Jtec l~;gx~o;:ek•dt~=-hnes __ .-'gua"--_r._~ __ lOM ___ cleaner, Electromatic
National Co. Sffb men. stones. P r eferrable duction flow, schedulmK OltAMGECOAST Beach based investment Bkkpr. w anted for program. Ea.m s:zoo per Beaut. 6~ mo Old En&. SliOO.OO.ZlJ.771·2070
women P/l'ime. Ptrlme male. Marilee: 673-0449. & f"S:rvialo~ °'.!'~" DAILY PILOT !inns seeks motiva ted landscape arr hil«tural/ week aod up alter train· Sheepdog. AKC, re m . ~·---IOIO ••
to interview as screen ap----------• i,e ~ 1 1 an~ee :·e r j~~n 330 w}eay Street a~gressave self starter arch1tectural/planoing ~ng~ For pe1rsotnal1 in· Pert. markloss. Obe· ••••••••••••••••••••••• :
pit cants. Work from 1 ••-.aDllY 7141546.2901 Costa Meu wtl.h estab. backgroWld firm an Irvine area. Ap er ew con ac : ose <bent trained. Great pet, ™ACiE TA&S home, no aellint. Plent)' ..,._..," Equa l Oppor t unity •n R E leodl.llg Com prox 2·3 yrs e xpen ence Orolcoat833~70 orapp-loves c h ildre n. Jncl.
or potential. Phone . SUPlllUtVISOR Medical Employer mlMion+ Call Yvonne. grg.s120. f ly In person at t h e doghouse " rood. SLSO. from )'OW' business card. -'""' Mr. James 96.5-0073 lDlerview. S h e r a t o n 4 s 4 5 Send ooe card for each : n4BDU,1CMPM Ell~ent career potcn· X-llAYTICH. MacArthur Blvd. NB 875-3733 tag pl115 one spare. We--llal opportunity for relia· E 'd N d d f OltDO DISIC 11. LH. Sc:TIY ret t 1 G•WAL OfRCI ble ~e r s o n w 1th a 1:p_er · ee e or Santa Ana distributor SECRETARY bf.t~ ll·5pm. Pattt1la Siberian H11Sltie Fem. I.yr. u r n perma nen Y ...._.__~ N •Dr s. ore. SI.t oo mo. k 1 1 1 Ne wport Beac h In· welcome at t he in · ..... """C.*'-. sealed attractive-t ag & ,.__,t I · Pl know edge of laundry w/meritraise.~5313 s ee 5 a rt cu ate n · dus tria l f irm seeks 'dalurepersonn«'dedto ltt'vi _...nn •~ strap, meeUo,e airline
BdL Great . Glenn machines, s upervisory d!Vld'-la.J for inside sales poatll ve persona lit> !)erve as f>4,'nonal ex· ew. ~12 J.D. requirements. P re·
Olsen 644·9174. evets skills. •b•·linguahbility ..atcAL/ProlltOfc. Houn 9 to 6, weekdays Front office type with et'UUve secretary lD sml TOPLESS MODELS 5 Month ok1 Great Dane. veil loss at theft! f or a _•_ew--"'.;;..._------r preferred . E njoy out· forbuay G.l>.i.oFountaan For •frs· call: Mecca at good phooe & chenl olc in CdM. Good sltalls S7SDAY.PAlD DAll.Y. St. Hem.a.rd mix. Male. penonaliaed las enclose
Ollt fttday, 1 lirt otnce. ~:S1.nJc1~~~~~~ ~~~~ea~er~':;~:!,n1~~: -~-'._·~_ro_!_·_1o_~_c;._n_~_12_w_e_d_._·1 =~bc!l~'::J!~'~ ~ ~~~N~ ;~c ooexp.nec.1126-2583 _m_._m._37_92 _____ ~~~·~·P!;:..": ~
10.SPM, some typlo1. meal per sblft. Apply m.9w Palnter by hour or Job R.E. lic. a plus. Salary+ '°'ce . u weU as handl· TowTrwdl o,.r. '"'le Y• 1045 will beck • trim your ~ maza. ~.:._"'!~{ IAM t.o Noon. d d d benefits log personal. social 6 Steedy, full time work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tap. Or try two c.,. .-Q......,.. Medical RECEPTlONIST nee e imme late ly . . h ouaeh old affa irs . E d FREE .,......,.~s '"-~t.obaclt. 8UARDS MAll.tOTT MOTIL front office with ex· _sa __ 3'12._______ Mr. J ames 7141955--0073 Cba lleo1101 environ. .aper. not uqutre · iru & 1 ....... 1 ..... PRJCES: ~ I.I. S u -ment. Good benefits. M.u.t ti.ave good dnviq ok181.k. lcwht/a.ry. -.. a or31.., l"llll 6 put lime. All IOONewportCtr.Dr. .SaJary negotJa· PARTTillE ~ record Apply &All on 146-6101 •~ -
area a . tJ a If or m • Newport Beach unt. Bcb. IG-XZZ. • Have openin,e for 2 as· Salary commensurate Wed. fr~ ar nuan 1124 ---------1 415 \ap Sl.60ea .
...........,_Ala 21 or EqualOppEmpt.yrM/F sertive aeenuwttblead· w/o,pr C.U714/4WN 008 2'12'7CroddyWy,UnJtH. AUST.SHEPHERDFem. 6/9t.ap$1.SOea.
mw. l.tdnd wekome. U1ec ... A11llt• TallMrr 1ng company . Gnat forantervtew. Saal.a Ana Loves ldda •life. Sbota. 10ormonll.40ea. No.........,. aec. AIJIP-tor b u a y N e i.....u; IJO(.eDtJal. Xlnt tralnlna. mpayed, needs Dlce peo-SU.Tax Included tr u.1TelNI PnlactJcin 1.AW0F f1CES mewnatolo1t1t omce . FINANCIAL PLANNER New Ucenaees welcome. Secretarl'. 1 girl ornce, TRAVEL AGENT .... Jlle•zard .... .,., NOCARD? -lenlee UM W. Slb 'Neptlone ~t. Mmtbeup.lnlabwort CalJAISteUat.oeswen nedble:zsttrsperweek. per'd. Prefer Sabre ------------1 Draw your own or send:• ar.&. s.ii&a Aaa. In· Ute t ypin1. Faabloa M4-WL EARNVPTO aocurate typtn1. start trained. Xl.Dt beoefita. AKC II. &a.tan HUit.ie name, addttu, phone .tr
..-. .._. .. 12 6 l_. Ill.Ind, NB. Salary open. --------t4.21M4-tmorS.·'T715. '756-1bl to cood home only. we'll malle one cant per _...,. rn. ....em. 11ec11c11 m •~ PEI II. •7178 tag. Add 25t each. •
...----.. ~ Real Estate TNftt S....,. 9mcl cbfft « mmle)' or· ......... ap. ... IAplSecntary. Growlot --~!'""o1"""r·~· NB Xlat. work Ina cond. •Seatl.ry~• .............. npr • Well-tra!Dtd, Jorln1 male derto:
1111 .... pnferrtd, + Real &late UU1at100 ~~ie'~ ... ~ Put·Ulbe evtabal. bn. 'RallaaraDl help wanted ~I/A~,,':"•· eiqir. iD lbe t.raYel lo· ~· aUM aboll. Blt.t.a1~· Pl..OTPIJ~ ,; .. :
••al c • r I• t Io r arm ID Newport CeDter SaJU)' commeaaara(e colJeta. 711·JU1. to, wort counter. nack ......_. ... l " t Bpebr dultry. T5Hlll. =~ .... wt. JI -· P.O. 'Boa 1* ~ lltabll9'ff bNl•tH. tMb op, emdmt. Is •ltt:qer m..az --------anop •beer• wine bar upau on-P . c . -Colta ..... Ca.-· .... ,4 Clll ._.: ...,..,.. w • n • r 1 et I c L e 1 •I ' P/f offtee wort. Pft"IDI· ror t"V apot'U club. Over no. ave.. flrm. Good Travel A1ent wanted. ,. la 1 ~ •
__ ...._ letretarJ. Shorthand, Medical 1,.ab •••d• neat. refer mature 21 only. Please call t.>lUa.~Nolaak.llla~ mlalmum 2 yrs exp, ....... •••••••••••••••• Y-ha•aq>lifter.modllL-....
n 'str'•r•lbncstat :=':':;tX::t':; :::'::::·=~ ~~u office ID Barbara.-..m. ~.~.~u: ~loeatlon. Liu: **I IUY ** :™=..~..,. .
...... llllP.V .... &a. depend hi upon Matore paraoo. uw. la Bltl' Cla.lfitd Retallllaaaaemnt .. r Good med F..._. at llK deak, tO&ID. nv. !!!..,.~ ':i '::::S qullfleallon• • up. re.poaalble/efflcleot. ada are re~Uy imall ASST. MAMA.. Secretary /Receptloabt. 0 ''led adwtnm111 la a ApplluHS-OR 1 •lll ..._ w/ lillat naen ~-I ..._ ~ Oood~.MO•ll 8ua1 ~:.-.;:· 1ood ''PICIPMto...a." 1.._ Current opealn • hU t1Jm Uaill ~ ....._.,..,to ..U _.. MD•SSU.•Y• -lillt!llllM c••• r -t»*t. wort.1o1 c:.u. wtlh e.la r.. w/fUbn OfPC.1. for •tore ..,..i omce won.. np: ,...._ ... llM Mnk'I MASTllS AUCTION -. o.Ji 17MGt. rre. llr~. 1W1' old .wt ror tmdlllw i.m•mohr . lrNdanidP -~D6L ~~ preferred. Valerie JUU ba._ '°on... AM H6 HH&IJJ.tUI _m.JTll _______ •• 1 1ilJ6; ,.. .. atw I0041H wit'-I Medical
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Diamond '-d* weckbq TM Cup &tuck, ZS > n rtocer-Bi v ..... ba. '71 Must aeU 979·2500 '77 3201. Xlnl cood.
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lilaktr SIZS. ZZ" ~ht'r ~lO,e\e. l7l~ Raft, 11 mi.o, bd\) dut). •..t/11•• l60
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CARPETING 1..50 1>qua re )U..263t WDE.L C
yards, sha1 Co4d1Blad ....... & ~ 1090 ~ I> to I on CalolCbo
Excel t'ood Sl )8rd ••••••••••••••••••••••• bf'ds. ruH)' St'lC. t'OD
Ki-ID Yamaha prott'S3l06AI up llW>~. roor llr t'Ond •
Aotq Brunswick O a lt ~~.~2,, >rs 9050 'tt~;~a:::st>t~e~ l :
Pool lbl, 4"td w1a 11 • rad>o•oo.b 33.lOO llUles
acces, S2SOO 2 g un GulbrllDSen electn<' or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tsell' tSer l6889
catxu,cstm made for 12 p.n.$:500 080 •LMNAC '30'8 ATS t7141Ht.fl04 g u n s e a , <' a n · t.' d 5oSi6 S43i., 6 t.2mo plans prepaid
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TruckaUpurpo c S215 new. ask 1og U OO toseU"Class1flf'dad$00
979-8321 Easy Rider backpoclt. It weU 642·5678.
'78 3.1' Pace Arrow fo'ull>
C'ql.IP, Sips 5 WOO wk. 2
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liissloo Vae.)O '77 ~lldget. 1 owner r. 000 '63 TR4. new enRam-. nl'w
831·20t0 4~949 nu M 1.0l rood Must seU tares nev. 'an~ I \.Op, dual
76 s301. xlnl t'o nd Art e r ~ w eekd ap carb f'M8 trat'k. good
675 7984 condlt 1or1 S2000 or be'\l Sunroof. A '.'d FM cu.s •lfrer !lb8 73-$1J or 968·16-lO
Air , s il ve r w l b lue ~ 9746 ,~ltforJohn leatht'r 1ol . S8200 or best •••• •••• •• ••• ••. •• •••.. _
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~ '73 OPEL Manta. GR~AT VolitswCICJ" 9770
2150 H~_... ll•d. ECONO lllY CAR, good ••••••••••••••••••••••• -W 78 B._W 3201. dar k Blue. 700 .,. tares. dm fm 8 tra <'k. tbles. chest drwrs. king 1Y, loclo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sz. Naug couch (Blue/ NA, Steno 8098 '49, Luders 16, 251\, va m
gm> white 4 drwr chest ••••••••••••••••••••••• h u 11, s I a p 1 o N B .
Costa W.SO 64S.5 AM /FM <'ass. low ma ' $725 or but orrer Havmg trouble selhni:
&!nl cond A.slung SS50() fm>.lZJO. or 6733068. ask your car~ Try iu' Paid WANTED! w /~a r ror , ha ngi n g Bt-autJfuJ RCA 25" color beautifu l $4 000
lamps more misc 21382 TV. 2 )T wm ty, rree de-_ie.-__ 90_1_0. _____ _
Jwlio s.r.ice, Peril & AccnMrin 9400 Late model Toyotas aod
7S2 ~10 (CK Patt.I If no :.ins'fVr. ror or oot ' Ask for Tom
lteep trying Adun 77 6.:l>CSI. bllt /blk. mml.
snrf, leather, caM. a c.
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washer & gas dryer. ruU
box s prin g & m.llt .
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stereo tuner. ly r . old ..
Never used. Must sell. ..nso 640-7213
rrame. pee an dresser. 2 loah & MariM ru~ st.ands, lilla.S!> t.opped '&,ljp...wt
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* VOL 73. NO. 204. 3 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JULY 2.2, 1980
Your Hometown
Dally Newspaper
Countian Held in Sia • gof
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 1
Dad ·
lJoctOr's &
Murder
Trial Set
By DAVID IWTZMANN
Of .. Dlilty ""' ..... A prominent Hunlinctoo
Harbour s urgeon has been
ordered to stand trial in Orange
County Superior Court for the
June 13 double slaying of his
e.¥-wife and a well·koown Long
Beach attorney presumed to be
her lover.
HB Pair
Arrested
/
In Thefts
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... o.tl'f """ s-... A Huntington Beach couple.
who police allege posed as
wealthy land investors to gain
entrance to expensive homes
along the Orange Coast. were
arrested Monday on burglary
and grand theft charges.
Newport Beach police said.
Arrested in Scottsdale. Ariz .. on a Calllomia warrant were
Karen Lynn Hix. 37. and Dale
Lee Rak. 29. Both listed their
Huntington Beach address as
West Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Ragnar
Engebretsen ruled" Monday
there was reasonable cause to
believe that Dr. Louis Alaia, 50,
stabbed Margy Lo.u Alaia and
Marvin Tincher to death with a
kitchen knife the. night of Friday
"~ •"-"* 21372 Brookhurst St.
• STRICKEN
Peter Seltera
Detectives assert the couple,
who drove a milk·white Rolls
Royce. would burglarize homes the 13th. •
_._::j can \~~cJ,U)FY C®l! _ conCltJCJe . . . lliaC first aegree
murde r had occurred,"
Engebretsen said in rej~ting
defense requests that murder
charges agains t Alaia be
dismissed.
. &tneii-i dimn -while being shown the property -.--·~~---~!~~· ..,.· _ _...,,· ..,....-=-·= · Police contend tbet the couple
Engebretsen also turned down
a defense motion to drop special
·Circumstance allegations
(against the gray-haired phy-
lsician that could le ad to
consideration of the death
penalty if be ls convicted.
1 The judge said there was
• reasonable cause to believe that
s pecial circumstances -
multiple murders -existed in
the case.
Engebretsen ordered Alaia,
presently free on $250,00 bail, to
appear in Superior Court in
Santa Ana Aug. 4. A trial date
would then be set.
Defense attorneys ror Alaia
bad sought to have cbarge5'
<See oocroa. Pa&e A%)
Arraignment
Delayed in
Murder, Rape
Arraignment of William Lee
Evins, charged in the murder
and rape of a Fountain Valley
housewife, bas been delayed
until Friday in West Orange
Countv Municipal Court.
Judge Marvin Weeks delayed
Evins' arraignment that was
aebeduled Monday ln order to
appoint a public defender.
Evins was apprehended by
Fountain Valley detectives last
Tuesday in Pasadena, Texas, on
murder eharles in coo.oectioo
with the bludgeoning death ol
28-year-old Joan Anderson in
March. 1919.
Police said that Evins, 25, was
a member ol a work crew that
was putting a room addition on
the Anderson home. He was
living in Anaheim with his wile
and two young cblldren at the
time.
Court records show that EviDa
also u faclna alle1ationa of
committlna torture.
He i5 bein& held ln <>nnse
County Jail without ball.
Has Heart
Seizure
LONDON <AP>-Actor Peter
Sellers suffered a heart attack
today al London 's plush
Dorche5ter Hotel and was taken
to a hospital. He was first
reported in gran condition but
later was said to have improved
s lightly.
The 54-year-old Sellers has
s uffered a s tring of heart
attacks the past six years. The
last was in May in Dublin,
where be was hospitalized for
several days. lo tm be was
fitted with a pacemaker.
A spokesman at tbe
Dorcbeaw. home for viaJUna
royalty, tycoons and movie
stars, said Sellers checked in
Saturday with bis secretary,
Michael Jeffries.
After being stricken at the hotel today, be was taken to a
hospital, where a spokesman
said he was "gravely ill." Three
hours after be was taken ill.
however, the spokesman said
Sellers' condition bad improved
slightly. He was being treated in
the intenaiv~are unit.
The actor was recently
reunited with his fourth wile,
Lynne Frederick, 29 years his
junior . after a split. She was not
believed to be with him in
London.
Kennedy Raps
Convention Rule
WASHINGTON CAP) -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy, ta.ting b.i5
campaign into the enemy's
camp, i.s appealing to President
Carter's national cooventloo
dele1ates to support chan1es in
the J>U1Y platform and to reject
what he ca lls an
"undemocratic" proposed rule
requiring them to vote for the
incumbent. He warned. as be
bas in numerous campaien
speeches, that Republican
nominee Ronald Rea1an wlll
win the White Houle tllia tall if
Democratl don't reject Carter's
policies.
Red Onloa Noise
Owner Effort Halts
HB Nuisance Vote
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Tbe Huntlncton Beach City
Coancll backed away from
taldDa lelal actkm aaa1mt tbe
Red Oll6oi daDdDI ball MODdQ
beeame al neeat efforta bJ tbe maa......-t to bald down na6M.
Tlae cqwactl declared tbe
faeW\7 .at P«er's LaM•nc 1a llmtbalt.oa Harbour a public
.... F N two ..U 8IO afta'
reeelYIDI a barra•• of
eomplalnu from nearby .......... ~
would split up during tours and
while one stayed with the agent.
the other would loot the house.
Armed with a search warrant.
Newport investigators said they
turned up more than $100.000 in
alleged stolen items inside the
suspect's Huntington Beach
home.
Police said most of the seired
evidence was jewelry.
The burglaries they said. date
back at least two months and as
many as a dozen homes from
Huntington Harbour to La Jolla
may have been hit.
Detectives said the evidence
seized will be displayed to
possible victims on July 28 from
4 to 7 p.m. for identification.
Homeowners wbo feel they may
be victims are urged to coot.act
police at 644·3'761.
Airport Zone
Plan Shelved
In Huntington
The Huntington Beach City
Council delayed action Monday
on a reques t to rezone
Meadowlark Airport into a
· 64·acre mobile home park.
City olficlals said the action
was taken at the request of the
airport owners who wanted to
delay the matter until Aug. l8
whH the full city council is
present to bear poblic
testimony.
Council members Ruth Finley
and John Thomas were absent
Monday.
Plans by tbe Nerio family
have nm into opposition from
nearby residents who wi.sb to
retain the present single family
zooing and by airplane pilots
wbo want to keep the general
aviaUoa facility open.
Other residents who have
fought the airport operations
over the years favor the mobile
home development.
HtJ1Jty Action
On Cuts Hit
W ASHINOTON <AP>
T'reasury Secretary G. William
Miller cautioned Coo1ress today
that huty ad.ioG to cut taxes in
this eJection year cou.1$1 make it
even more difficult to stop
inflation and reverse tbe
economic ~ion.
Howe'ftl", llWer held out tbe
hope ol a tu cut in 1981. "U
desi1ned with care and
deliberation aa part of an
over-all economic pro1ram,
sucb adion may well improYe
our eamomlc performance°""
the next several years," be aaid.
Miller WU the flrat witness U
tbe House Ways and Meua
Committee, reactloc to
Republican calla for Immediate
actlon on tax cuts, opened
hearinp on whether an1 tu
redudian ii desirable liven tbe
state al tbe ecanomy .
PL:aaa·Won't Ran ·
LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Sa7ln1 be tlnda seekin1
c • m pai1n contri butioas
"dlatuteful.'' City Attorney
Bu.rt Plw NHIOancld Moadar
tbat he will DOt Mek a tblrd ....
ID UM ofll4'e be bu laeld .... tm.
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REKINDLING PAST ISSUES IN CHICAGO PROTEST
Man Identified •• 'WHd BUI' Bumi Draft Card
Protesters Greet
Draft Registrants
By Tbe A.uoclated Preu
Post offices around the
country were ringed with
s ign-wav101 demonstrators
cbant.1.ng "Doo't Reenter" as
young men began re1i1terlng
with the Selective Service
System amid protests tbat
generally were peaceful.
"What can you do? It's the
government . right ?" said
Michael Hughes as he signed up
in Oakland. "I Just hope I don 't
have to go ... I just began
living my life."
The registration program.
which will affect four million
men born ln 1.980 and 1961, began
Monday and continued today
alter last·minute efforts to block
it. It is being challenged as
uncons titutional because it.
excludes women. and the U.S.
Supreme Court ls expected to
bear the case later this year.
Protests were widespread, but
generally small. and were not
reported to have interfered with
registration.
Post office walls were spray
painted with anti-registration
slogans in Seattle, and several
thousand registration forms
were stolen overnight from the
Eugene. Ore .. post office.
Two New York City postal
workers flled a lawsuit asking to
be exempted Crom processing
registration forms. Allan Rocg.
29, who applied for cooacienlious
objector status durin1 the
Vietnam war, said be could not
"in good conscience" help
register other people.
Rundreda ol people paraded
outside t New York City post
office across from Madison
* * ...
Squatt Garden. wbile protest.on inside locked arms in frcmt ol
the r~ window.
Some 20 pu:kets an San
Antonio, Tau. chanted. "One.
two. tbrtt. rour. Exxon's not
worth a war."
Some 400 people marcbed
around San Fraocisco's main
post office. and 1n Bernal
Heights. Calif.. two men cb.amed
themselves to the post ollice
door before pol ice cut them free
and cited them for disturbing
the peace.
But there also were
demoostratJoos ol anolher sort.
At dawn. a group of younc
men parade d outside the
TaUeyville, Del., post offiee with
American flags , and rour
registered when the office
opened.
ln Food du Lac. Wis .. one o(
the Cint to register wa.s Dan
Ahem. 20. who s aid the Plllht ol
his uncle, 1bomas Ahem Jr .. a
hostage in lran. "magn.llaed my
obUgatloo."
David Gibbs, who rectstered
in Wichita Falls, Texas, said.
"It's no problem ... I wouldn't
mind killing a few Iranians."
In Boston. where about 100
people staged sil·ios at lbe
entrances to the Post Office
.Square station. chants of "Hell,
no. we won't go." mingled with
strains ol "God Bless America"
from acro5s the street where
construction workers briefly
traded P'D\cbes with proteston.
Members of the CoallUoo
Again.at Registration and the
Draft banded out leaflets at poet
offices around the nation.
* * ...
Booth Operators
Oppose Sig11ups
The band-palnted alp on tbe
side ol the plywood boolb near
the malD Santa Alla post oftlce
read, "Dnft Coamelor b In."
•'I am not 101D1 to danmed
Af1bantstan." declared one
20-year-okl ,outh wbo cll'Oft ap
ia a i.t.model fonilD impart
sedan. "l'we eot a hieod wbo
bad Im atamadl bloWD awQ."
••1 wu ban iD ~ and I don't
wut to ao ••• MDOUDCed aaotber
YOUDC man dlrecMd to tbe draft
coun1elln1 bootb bJ
ciemomtraton bl front al tbe ba.Ud.lna at ml N. Grand A".
•
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U somedUC b~ hen. at home." tal a tblrd , a
»1ear-Gld 11eaican American
man alreacb a fatlaer.
He a.aid lae'd probably watt
until tJle tut mla.ie before dedcftnl ......... to ..... bla
re~canl.
;;;;....,.. booth ... -up by a coalltloa of draft
re1istratlon opponents,
lncludin1 members of tbe
Society for lJbertarlaa Lt.le.
IJbertariaD Part1. a.ad Alllace
for Sunt•al.
Tbe ...,,.. al tbe bootb. aaid
eoumelon Howard ffinm• Mad
Dy&DM Petenea. LI to .U.
sure 11 Ir ao , • .,. olda wt.
are required to re1i1ter ··~ tbelr aptkml •••
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Teen Hit
In Los Al
Shooting
By FKED£a1cx SCBOEMEl:IL
Of ... Deity ~ SYft
A twe>county shooting spree
that left a Los Alamitos man
dead and his nephew and a Los
Angeles teen·ager injured ended
early today in the arrest of a
northern California transient on
murder and assault charges.
Huitt Carter. believed to be
about 30, was arrested by
Torrance Police Department
officers about 1: 15 a.m. today
without lucident, more than six
hours atter the shooting began,
authorities satd.
Killed about 6·30 pm. Monday
by a s ingle shot from a .30
caliber carbine rifl e w as
Carter's father, Dean Carter, 62 •
Q(.J.Z!OO ~~.m.UMt--~ unwacorpor ated R.ossm oor •
neighborhood of Los Alamitos.
Orange Count y Sheriff's
De partment invest1~ators also
alleged that Carter shot his
cousm. Dean Jantzen. 17, who
also laved at the Rossmoor
address. Januen was reported
to be m senous condltion today
at Fount.am Valley Community
Hos p it a l after undergoing
emer"'j/t".gery for stomach
wounds.
Lt. tt Hart said Carter
ned f the residence after the
sbooting and drove to Norwalk
where Jeffrey Glenn Simpson,
18. was shot twice and injured as
be stood in the frool yard of tus
b(\me.
<See SPaEE. Pa1e A%)
Shop Ouner
Foils Holdap
In Huntington
A Huntington Beach coin shop
operator grappled with a
gunman for possession of his
sawed-off shotgun Monday and
won the struggle when t'he
weapon di'scharged into the
lloor. police reported today.
The would·be gunman lled.
Nobody was hurt.
Police said a man about 30
with brown hair entered the
Orange County Coin exchange at
16052 Beach Blvd. with a
s ingle-barreled s awed-off
shotgun at 2: 10 p.m. and ordered
proprietor Robert Scott, one of
his employees and a customer to
Ue down on the noor.
Scott then grappled with the
gunman and the weapon went
off in the struggle, police said.
Scott wrested the weapon from
the gunman's hands, according
to police.
Police said Scott chased the
holdup man out of the store.
The \m.Successful bandit Oed
by stealing a Southern
California Gas Company pickup
truck. according to police.
Police said the vehicle in
which the gunman bad arrived
w u left running behind the coin
s hop. It was also reported
stolen, police added.
.Coast
Weatller
Fair throu1b Wednes-
day, except for nl&bt and
mornln1 low clouds
spreadinc inland. Lows
tofti1bt eo at the beaches.
65 inland. ffilha Wed.Des·
day upper IOI to lower 80s.
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&xon Says Eaniings
Running Oul of GaJJ
NEW YOU (AP)-Enm QJrp , tbe world's lartMt oU ~mpany. aid toda~ Sl.o.J billion tn tbe 1ttel0d quaiwr oc
lllO, • ~ S ~ f"8 proftb 1n tbe leeoad quart.er ot
unt. but down •lllltlftcudy from tWa ,..,. •• ""t1u&11ier 1a1Da.
Tbe prdit '-'°eue. '-t "'-IOme Wall Street aaatJst,it
l't'edlcted. marked a atowdown from &.be complD.Y'• toa perunt
flnt-quuter increaM aad re:lled.s a C!OOlil\t ot tbe world oll·Pf'IN splral '
Enon's rbairman, Cllftoll C Ge.rvt.n Jr , aaid t.be C"Ompany'a
s~ond q1.uartu earn.Inga relleded "deellA• ln volume and
m&rlioa'' lo U S PtlrOl~m rdlnin1 and market.in& operaUona,
and a -mlllion foreip-excban1e Ima u t.be dollar weakened on wortdcurttncy marlleU.
SMp Crtttlu. Slak•
ROTTERDAM, Netberland1 (AP> -Tbe bow of the
21 ~.87S-ton su~rtanker rose out ol tbe water ·'lite a cal arcbln1 ita
back" ht-fore tht! shtp &napped 1n two aod sank whlle unloadin1 a
cargo of crudeoiJ Ill Rotterdam harbor today, a wit.oeusaid.
.. It was unbelievable.'' said Rene Maas, a 2•-year-old
dockworker. who aald the stern or the ship. the Ener&Y
Concentrauvn, began inking before tbe bow popped out oft.be waler
The vessel's ~ crew members, from Hone Kone and China,
escaped unhn.nned, said a spokesmanfortbeport authority.
Captl.,~•' f'a•llJe• /tlttt'
WASHINGTON CAP) -Freed holtaee Richard Green met
today with some of lhe families of lhoeesUll held tn Iran to tell them
what he could aboullhelrlovedones. •
Queen spoke behind closed doors to about 40 people,
representing 15 of the families who llve in the Wasbtngton area
according to Louisa Kennedy. '
Mrs. Kennedy, bead of the Famlly Liaison Action Group, said
she wa.c; encouraged by what Queen reported about tbe condiUona
o( capthity.
2 "lo•u•ftl A<-quiurd
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. <AP) -An all·wbite Criminal Court jury today acquitted two Ku Klux Klansmm and convicted a third
on a reduced charge In the shotgun woundlnes of four black women
outside a downtown tavern. · ~arsbalJ Thrash was f10ed $225 and given two wortbouse
t:aim~..+'""*~~s:=::::.::-~ -· 111 wOftttM: ea<b-cm~ at tw moatm lftf1r!r
conviction of two counts of assault and battery and one count
of simple assault. · .
Wilham Church, 23, Imperial wi%ard oftbe Justice Knights pf
lbe Ku Klux Klan, and Larry Payne were found innocent by the jury
Reagan Pi<"k• 1llde
WASHING TON CAP) -Anne Armstrong, former
ambassador to Great Britain, was named co-chairman of
Republ.scan presidential nominee Ronald Reagan's campaign
com mitt.et> today.
Services Set
For HB High
Drama Coach
Memorial services will be held
Wednesday rught al Hunungtoo
Beach High School for dr~a
instructor Al Maddalt>na
Mr . .\faddalena died at the age
of 34 last Monday. leaving bis
widow , R ose m ary , a nd
daughters Lisa , 6. and Laura. 3.
1.ncluded in the services al the
high school audJtorJUm where he
directed many high school plays
will be a scene from "CaWomia
Suite" to be performed by rus
former students.
The play was scheduled to be
staged this summer but was
canceled upon h1s death
Several colleagues and former
studenL~ will partJcipate in the
memorial servkes.
Mr. Maddalena was drama
1oslructor al Huntiogtoo Beach
High School for seveo years
before bis death due to cancer,
according lo Principal Aon
Chlebicki.
SPREE ..•
Hart said that authorities
"were ooe step behind" Carter
in the late evening hours as be
drove to La Mirada, then
Torrance.
Torrance police arrested
Cnrter after observing a man
\\'1th a rifle. Tbey detained
.Carter based on a radio
broadcast previously i5$ued by
Orange County authorities.
Hart said Carter was booked
into Orange County J all and is
bein& held without ball.
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DOCTOR •. ·
against the ortbopedic surgeon
dismissed for lack ot evidence.
Co·counsel Ed George Jr. said
the prosecution, tn presenting
evidence during a preliminary
hearing that began Friday, bad
not demonstrated to a
reasonable certainty tbat Ala.aa
was guilty of murder . The same
was Lrue. George said. for the
s pec i al c ir c um s tanc e
allegations.
The defense attorney said
there was no evidence to show
that the physician had coldly
plotted to kill his estranged wife
or Tincher. 50.
Instead, George said. the
evidence during two days of
testimony showed that Mrs.
Alaia. 37, and Tincher bad been
slain in the heat of passion.
George said the evidence
indicat«i that Alaia arrived at
lhe home to cllicuss visitation
with bis two young children. But
wheo be saw Tincher there, be
simply "106t control."
According to the children, who
testified Friday, an ar1ument
between the two parents quietly
ensued during which Mrs. Alaia
attempted to call lhe police from
the kitchen phone.
Nine-year-old Maria Alaia
testified that ber rather followed
the' woman into the kitchen,
grabbed a knife rrom a wall
rack aod plunged tbe blade into
her stomach.
The girl lben said ber fatber
ran into an adjoining room
where Tincher was seated and
attacked the attorney, a
well-known figure in tbe Long
Beach community.
Mrs. Alaia died from a single
knife wound wb.ile Tincher was
stabbed nine times.
The fint city unit to arrive at
the scene tbat Di&bt waa a fire
department engine company.
Firefighter Edward Terrell
testified Monday tbat when be
and two others entered tbe front
door to the home, tbey were met
by Marc Alaia, 11.
"Hurry, hurry, i1's my
mother," Terrell said tbe youtb
told ftreftgbten.
He 1akt t.be reea1e ~en
went to t.be tttdMD area wbere
they saw two boctiee oa t.be ftoor.
Dr. Alaia, be said, WU bmt Oftl'
the woman 1ivla1 ber
ca~pulmonar)' retutelUltliaa.
Terrell said wbea be knelt
down to AMllt, be asked tlM
deleaclmt wbo bad attaned tbe
pair. He uld·the doetor
admtued btdld lt.
Wiim DClltber fl.rem• .......
wortla1 oa Tlaeber, lb•
P.by1lclaa reportedly tald
'Don't WGl'T1 about blm. Work
oa ber. He doela't mau.t/'
aet01dllll to 'hrnll.
1'111• nren1bter .... Alata ~ left tbe ~ ... Ind
Ht clown CID a couch lD \be TV room of tbt bollM.
d
Al'WI .......
DENISE WORD REVELS IN WELCOMZ DALU.J RAINFALL
JU81 a Drop In th• Bucket After P•rchlng Drought
Scattered Rainfall
Cools Soutlm:est
By the AslocJated Press
Rain took some of tbe pain out
of lbe heal wave' that bas
coolrlbuled to more than. 1.200 lfe~t00ar.·1iut" agnc\iifuie
officials say il wiU take a lot
more to break a dougbt in the
SouthwesL
Widely scattered showers fell
ar ross Texas today but officials
said It was just a drop m the
buckeL
"To have any kind of reLieffrom
the drought, we'U need a rainfall
of an Inch and a hall to two
inches." said Virgil Helm of thf
U S Department of Agriculture's
Soil Conservation Ser vice in
Dallas. "Some or thf' areas are so
dried out that you have such huge
cracks that it might take three to
four inches.·'
More than four inches fell in
rt>me eastern Ark a n sas
communities late Monday and of·
ficials there called it "Just a shot
in the arm."
Dr. Woody Miley, a soil
specialist for the Arkansas
Cooperative Extension Service,
s aid, however , that about 80
percent ot th.-cotton crop could
bounce back If more rams fall m
the next few weeks
Tbe North and Northeas t,
wbicb bad been spared the beat
plaguing other parts of the
c-ountry, oo Monday endured a
Sttond day of leJllperatur~ over
10\r.~~~-
cl ared io N e w Yo rk aod
Philadelphia
The beat bas been blamed for at
least l .2tl deaths in 23 states smce
June ti!. according to an unofficial
count by tht! Associated PT~
Sen David Pryor, D-Ark ,
s aid be was "appalled and
fru s trated " bec au s e the
Farmers Home Admirustrauon
bas not dttlared the state a
beat-wave dis aster area. Tbe
Small Business Administralloo
declared o disaster area In the
state Thursday.
Missour i Gov . J oseph
Teasdale and U. G<>v . William
Phelps went to Washingtoo on
Monday to ~It an additional $20
millioo in federal a.id. Tbe state
bas received more than $6.5
million from the government.
with most of tbe mooey going ror
the purchase and delivery of
fans.
Temperatures 10 both
Arkansas and Missouri cooled
som ewhat Monday, but bot
weather and increased humidity
were expected lo return by the
e nd o f the w ee k fl 1gb
temperatures in the 80s were
reported Monday Ul Arkansas.
while in Missouri only J oplin
reported a temperature of 100 or
hlgber.
lo Mississippi, 11 lncbes of
rain Monday brought some In Huntm· gton relief from the beat. but forced more than 1,000 residents to
Fortune Tale
Didn't Sell
A fortuneteller's request to leave their homes. The Naliooa.l
ope rate a concession 00 the Weather Service placed the
be a c b for en terta Io ment entire Miaslsslppl Delta under a
purposes was routinely denied flash Oood watch Mooday ru&ftl-
Mooday by t he ttunt1ngtoo While many states hardest bit
Beach City Council. by the heal wave were eQjoytng
F at I ma Steve 0 s 0 f some relief. temperatures in
Sacramento asked tbe council to New York bit 102. surpaaalnc tbe
modlly its t•year-old ordinance lOO·degree mark for only the
lo a 11 ow fortune t e 111 n g. second time in three years. Tbe
astrology, card reading and first time came Sunday. witb a
Sl7BllBe•
Counfy Backs
Building Fund
• .
• JO ... ~.,. aE'YNOLD8 them into adding the Sl.8 miWaD 1 ~.;,:;,::,.,,..:. ,.,... ln order to restore itema be'cl
Tbe Oruae Cowlly Board ot been forced to cut from bia
SUpeTvilon bu approved a Sl7 budeet.
million u.t of build,inl project. The additional funds will pQ
for 19111).81 tn the fourth day ot for 56 employees whose jobs
hearings oo the county's $614 would have been eliminat«i or
million budget. reduced by the budget cuts.
Because the county bas listed The General Services Aaenct
only S3 miWoo in revenue to pay was also given slightly :::
for capital improvement than $1 million to pay for
projects, it appears WtelY tbat new rull·lime employee. u wel
the balance of tbe funds will as $800,000 for extra help anO
come from the county'• $20 overtime. mostly in the elections
m i 1 I I o n i o f e d e r a 1 division.
revenae-ab.arine money. During the aaency's beariDI
Heartnga on di.atributioo of the I a s t week. s uper v isorl
revenue sbartng funds will be questioned the large allocalioa
beld Wednesday. s ought In addition to the
Of tbe top priority buildings departme.nt's SS9 million budget.
item1 aubmitted to supervi.son During d iscussion of the
Monday. siJt projects worth additional funds, s upervison
about SZ.25 million were dropped criticiied County Administrative
from the list to await future Offi cer Robert Thomas for
studies. bringing the m department
Included among the budgeted budgets in which some fixed
projects were $3.7 million for costs weren't included.
acquisition of the nee Canyon Thomas replied t hat he had
dump sl&bt. $5.25 million for an been gi\'en a target figure and
addition to the No rth County the cuts were made to gel the
Municipal Court. $1.l million for departments to co~form with the
site work for an addition to the tota I that supervisors set.
South County Municipal Court, Supervisor Harr iett Wieder
$5.25 millioo for a fire training t old Thoma s that in future
center, $2.3 million for a new budget sessions. she wants to
kitchen and services wlng al see all department budgets with
juvenile hall and $2.9 million for the fixed costs included even if it
construction of a new public means submitting a budget that
healthclinicallaboratory e xceeds t he li m it s s et by
During the day loog session. s upervtsors
superVlsors also took time to ·'That way we can then be in a
approve a $1.8 m11l 1on addJllon pos1t1 on to make the policy
to the proballoo department's deds1ons about where to cuL
budget. The way we're working now.
The department l> $15 6 rruJllon '!' e re talung these items one at
-o\Tagei M s :Il)~m lasf~~ime ~ ... -~~~-.
by supervisors, but director the whole budget problem ," she
M 1c ha el Schumacher talked said
* * • * * * Repab-Judged
Uu Costs or Stwulards?
Faced "'"th a S3 million repair bill for the historical old
county courtho use. the Orange County Board or
Supervisors Monday decided to s pend S40.000 to loot for a
cheaper way t.o re '>pen the bwldlng.
It bas been nearly vacant since late last year after a
~.000 study revealed 1t wasn't up lo state earthquake
standard5.
THE ONLY COUNTY offi~ still housed In lbe 50-year
old red Anzona sandstone structure 1s the GeoeraJ
Services Agmcy's plan vault and that's slated to be moved
into a temporary bulJdi.pl Iner this year.
The $40.000 included in the list of $43 million otcapital
project..s under eoo.sideratioo 10 Mooday's hearings. wilt
pay for "a re·study wbtch may indicate that we can spend
a lower amount to bring 1t into conformance." Supervisor
Pbihp Anthony Sald
The ~.000 study esumated a cost of $2 2 mUlloo to
$2 8 mtlLioo to make the bulldlng safe enoUJilh to use again
County offi<'lals saJd Monday I.be cost 1s $.1 hullJon .
WHILE THE S ECOND study 1s unde rtaken .
supervison had a fe w suggestions of their own for
~-opening the buildmg wit.bout spending a lot of county
money.
Harriett Wieder got bacluog from colleagues for her
suggestion that the county pusb for legislation that would
relax the eartbquate safet>· standards for his torical
buildings.
Supervbor Edison Miller said he's been working with
Rep. Jerry Patterson. D·Sanla Ana, in getlloe federal
funds to defer part or the construction costs.
MU.In SAID THAT if Ounge County gets a federal
district court. It could use two of the old bulld.in&'s four
av ailabie court.rooms.
Eftll wtthout the federal money. Mrs. Wieder 004.ed
that il would cost the county $1 million each to build four
new courtrooms. so lbe $2.8 aullion improvement cost that
would make those four courtrooms available still
represeols a savings. palmistry. She emphasized an 101 readioi. "entertainment only" clause be ---------------------------------------
added.
The city attorney's office
recommended denial, saying a
modification would result lo
enforcement problemJ "since it
would be difficult to determine
when and under whal
circumstances s u c h fortune
U!lling was betng conducted for
entertainment ooly."
According lo the police
department, whkb also opposed
tb.e change in the ordinance,
fourtuoe telling and related
practices have historically been
used to defraud end eJttort •
money from t.be unwary vict.lm.
The ordinance banning fortune
telling was adopted January ot
1966.
NOISE • • •
dancmc facWtJ.
Tbe Red Onion manacemmt
claim• unqulifled 1a~ lD
mlU,etiDI aolle that prnioullJ htu tu peak tn tbe parttn1 kit at
tbe 2 Lm. clolinl Ume.
Tbey doMd tbe coatrcwwsial
lot wbicb a bull ~earbJ
Broadmoclr bomea to all patraDI
wbil• tmtituttn1 a pollcJ of valet
putiq. TIMJ .-thaled traffte ..t
cutomer rout. lnto the fadllty.
• •• , from &be troubled par'tlDt'
lot.
P'urtber tbe maaa1emeat
slowed tbe maale beat la
attempt• to "mellow out"
patrom before tbeJ leHe tbe
preml.MI lD a pro1ram they
callld "Project Sbuab."
T.a *1ftd U. effona ftN
aucceMful.
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CONCORD-
QUARTZ
Concord Delirium"
The thinnest watches in the world.
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Irvine 'Wour Homefown
Dally Newspaper
ED ITI ON
* VOL 73, NO. 204, 3 SECTIONS, 2~ PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
'Odor, Dust, Noise'
D • g of Sewage
posed by • e
By IUCllA&DG&EEN ................... A sewage drying plant
sbouldn't be built in Round
Canyon, two miles north of Irvine,
city representatives have told
regional sanitation officials
proposing to construct such a
facility. .
·'Those aludae material.I may
be picked up b)' Santa Ana winds
and carried across existing
resideQUal and agricuJtural
areas," City Council members
Larry Agran and David Sills said
New Irvine
Plans Due
Irvine Company officials will
reveal plans for 350 new shops,
restaurants and other
commercial services to be built in
C
rvine within the next two years,
t tonight's city council meeting
~ ccording to company
pokesman Jerry Collins.
The company presenlaUon is in
esponse to council concerns that te Irvine Company, primary
ndowner in the city, isn't
eveloping enough commercial
establishments.
Irvine Mayor Art Anthony has
complained in a letter to the
Irvine Company board or
directors that the ~itizenry and
the city's tax base are suffering
lrom a lack or commercial
development.
He criticized the giant company
for not building enough
'1-estaurants and hardware stores
among other things.
Irvine Center, a huge regional
mall planned to be built by the
company in east Irvine bas been
delayed several times.
Tbe latest projection for the
opening of the mall is 1984.
Even without that project,
however, the amount or local
establishments will double by
1982. according to Collins.
Some of these establishments
will be built in the South
Woodbridge ShoppJog Center
along Alton Parkway, a shopping
center al Culver and Irvine
Center drives and the University
Town Center development near
the UC lrvinecampuc
Strike Shuts
Diaper Plant
Ml.Ult <AP>-Plant and de·
livery workers have walked off
their jobs at the lut diaper
servite in South Florida, leaving
many customen bigb and wet. company vice president and
general manager.
United Food and Commercial
Workers claimed a month aao il
repreaeaeed the workers. When
tbe company asked for an
election conducted by tbe
National Labor Relation.a Board,
the employees opted for a
walkout.
Coast
Weat•er
Fair through Wednes-
day, except for n.lcbt and --
morning low clouds
1preadin1 inland. Lows
toallbt ID at tbe beaches,
15 inlmd. Hilba Wednes·
day upper IOI to lower eos ..
INSIH TOD6' ~ ""' ........... ,..,. .. °" ow .......... -. ........ ,.WWW ....... ,__,,,...,,,.Bl.
i n a letter to the plant ·s
proponents, the Los An~eles and
Orange County sanitation
districts.
"Prope rly values and
commwtity pride will decrease
from actual or p erceived
nuisances or human excrement
being s pread to dry," the
councilmen said in the letter ·
"Odor, dust and noise will be
generated by the plant.··
The plant, to be bullt just north
of the El Toro Marine Corps Air
Station, could attract birds that
might htnde r jet flight ~
operations at the bue, according
to Major Bob Wemheuer .
community relations officer at
the base.
He said be is concerned that
birds could get sucked into jet
engines.
B i ll Davis is the Los
Angeles-based project manager
for the facility that would dry
waste from the sewage-treatment
process so that it could legally be
dumped in Bee Canyon Lapdfill,
another facility planned for north
oflrvlne.
Davis said that although the
waste-drying project is being
proposed by an agency
represenUng sanitaUon districts . . ' . . ·-n1 L6f")'uii~:"me"1iibt nn --==---·.,...•~"™'9"' . .:.::..~-a -~-.,,... .. , ~-=-==---~ ~--_....,... -. --
primarily handle waste from the ORAFT-£UGIBLE YOUNG MEN GET COUNSEL1'i'o OUTSIDE SANTA ANA POST OFFICE
STRICKEN Peter Sellers
Comedian
Has Heart
Seizure
LONDON <AP>-Actor Peter
SelJers suffered a heart attack
today at London's plus h
Dorchester Hotel and was t.alten
to a hospital. He was first
reported in grave condition but
later was said to have improved
slightly.
The 54-year-old Sellers has
s uffered a s tring of heart
attacks the past six years. The
last was in May in Dublin,
where be was hospitalized for
several days. In 1977 be was
fitted with a pacemaker,
A s pokes man al th e
Dorchester, home for visiting
royalty, tycoons and movie
stars, said Sellen checked in
Saturday with bis secretary,
Michael Jeffries.
Arter being stricken at the
hotel today, be was taken to a
hospital, where a spokesman
said be was "gravely ill." Three
hours alter he was taken ill,
however, the spokesman said
Sellers' condition bad improved
sll1htly. He was being treated in
tbe intensive-care unit.
The actor was recently
reunited with his fourth wile,
Lynne Frederick, 29 years bis
Junior, after a split. She was not
believed to be with him in
London.
Orange County area. · Omer 9ttt" (left) Steve H8rttett Usten to Ubert8rien Oyenne Peter90n Currently, sewage-treatment ' ·
wastes are dried in the Coyote
Canyon Landfill facility near
Jrvine'sTurtle Rock a rea.
Davis said this landfill will
close within a few years and the
country will begin dumping its
garbage in Bee Canyon.
Once Coyote Canyon Land.fill is
closed. Davis said. a new site will
h ave to be round for the
waste-drying facility there.
Irvine Company
representatives have urged
santiation officials to place that
facility near the Bee Canyon
Landfill.
<See SEWAGE, Page A.2)
Non-teachers
In Irvine Get
Salary Boosts
The salaries of the Irvme
Unified School Di strict's 649
non-teaching employees will be
boosted by 7 .25 percent in the
1980-81 school year under the
terms or a contract approved
unanimously Monday night by
the Board or Education.
Del aine Richards, IUSD
administrator, said this moni.ing
that the three-year contract bas
a ls o beeo approved by the
California School Employees
Association, bargalning agent
for the non-teaching workers.
Salary increases will be
renegotiated at yearly intervals
during the contract period.
Richards said .
Those covered by the
agreement include clerical
employees, custodians, teaching
aides and gardeners.
A beginning custodian with the
school di.strict now will earn $845
per month and the maximum
pay for an experienced
custodian will be $1,340,
Richards said.
The cont.ract for the school
district's teaching employees
doesn't expire unlH June 30,
1981.
In approving the contract for
non -teaching employees
Monday, the school trustees
ended nearly four months of
negotiations between dJslrict
officials and representatives for
the worken.
'Draft Counselor In'
Opponenls Provide Booth for Protesters
The hand-painted sign on the
side of tbe plywood booth near
tbe main Santa Ana post office
read, ''Draft Counselor ls l.n."
"I am not going to damned
Afghanistan," declared one
20-year-old youth who drove 'lP
in 'a late-model foreign import
sedan. "I've got a friend wbo
had bis stomach blown away."
''I was born in 1980 and I don't
want to go," announced another
young man directed to the draft
t:ounselinc booth by
aemonstrat.ors in front of u.e
building at 2201 N. Grand Ave.
"l am not going to go over
there and fight. It'd be different
if something happened here, at
home," s aid a third , a
20-year-old Mexican American
man already a Cather.
He said he'd probably wait
until the last minute before
deciding whether to return bis
registration card.
Tbe counseling booth was set
up by a coalition of draft
registration o ppo nents ,
including members of the
Society for Libertarian Life.
Libertarian Party, and Alliance
for Survival.
The purpose or the booth, said
counselors Howard Hinman and
Dyanne Petersen, is to make s ure 19 & 20 year olds who
a r e required t o register
··understand their options."
Ms. Petersen said the law does
not permit couns elors to
encourage acts or ci vil
disobedience, such as advising a
person not to register.
Asked if the opt.Jons available
to a potential reeistranl
basically boil down to either
registering, or not re1ist.ering
a nd facing the consequences,
Ms. Petersen said, "Yea, that's it. ..
Challenger
Posts Gains
............
ABCINOUNG PAST ISaD IN CtflCAGO PROTEST
Man klwnllfted M 'Wld •• Bume Draft Cenl
Proteste.-s 'Greet'
Draft Regi,strants
By Tlae Aaoela&ed PNl9 recistnllion forms. Allan Rogg,
29, who applied for conscientious
objector s tatus during the
Vietnam war, said be could not
.. in 1ood conscience" help
re1ister other people.
HB Coupl.e HeM
In Burglary Rap
Attomey BobbJ D. Youqblood
continued to lain Monday on
incumbent Judp Richard Oram>
in a recount of ballots cut June 3
in a race In Oraaae County
Central Municipal Court.
Rep.atrar al Vaun Al Ollon
said that YOUlllblood DOW tra1la
Judie Orosco bJ only 2JO ..us.
Final eleetioD ... u1ta bad abown
the ch•Deqer lo9t1D the two-man
race b)'mftte9.
Pos t offices around the
country were rin1ed with
s ign-waving demonstrators
chanting .. Don't Register" as
young men began reclaterinl
wltb the Selective Service
System amid protests that
eenerally were peaeeful.
"What can you do! It's tbe
government, ri1bt?" said
Michael Hughes as be a1ped up
in Oakland. "I Just hope I don't
have to go • • • I Ju.at bepD llviJll lllJ Ufe.0
Hundreds of people paradeo
outside a New York City post
office across from Madison
Square Garden, while protestors
inside locbd arms in front of
the reslltntlon window.
Some 20 pickets in San
Antonio, Tuai, ctu.nted, ''One,
two, tbne, four, Eltxoo's not
wortb a war."
BJ STEVE llA&BLE °' • ...., ......... A Huntinlton Beacb couple,
who police alle1e posed as
wealthy land invest.on to lain
entrance to expensive bome9
aton1 tbe Oraqe Cout, were
arretted MondaJ OD burllary
and 1rand theft ehar1ea • Newport Beacb pol.Ace said,
Arrelted in Sc:ottldale1 Arb .•
OD a Calilonda warran ._.
Kann LJm Illa, ft, and Dele
....... 21. Botb u.t.d tWr a......-Beeeb .cldnle• nm..........,.•. Det.eetiftl _.i tbe ecq8,
wbo ..,.. a mllk·wblte RoUt
Ro1ce, would burclarile boaMI wbile blliDI lbown tie property .,, ....... ~ ... Polke t'ODt that tbe couple
....W .,ut L"' ~rlnt tou.1'9 Md
wblle one stayed wttb the asent.
the other would loot tbe bcMM.
Armed With a search warrant,
Newport inv.U•ator'I said they
turned up more than noo,ooo in
· alle1ed atoltll items inside tbe
1u1pect'1 Huntin1ton Beacb
Olton aaid H precincts
remained to be ~today of
the 354 bl tbe Jadidal cllltrtct.
About •.ooo ~were cat In
the electkln.
bome. 2S •-~!---~ Police aald IDOlt of the aelaed UIUICleU.
·~~~ taid, date SACRAMENTO <AP) -
back Ill lwt two m•tba and u l:.di':.~ c:'!i ::-.:. =
Hm;al...!'..-• ~--botomLaea Jfrollaam on char1n of coaaplri., to --...-.._._.. Im port Aalaa herola wort ta
maJ baft beaa bit. "many mlWoea of doll an,"
Deteetiftl tUd tbe e¥klenee offldall ....,.-t. TIM lDdtetmeat
telaed will be displayed to cbar1n tltem wltb brla11n1
poealbM .tctima OD July JI from w h i te h e r o I n l n t o t b e
4 to 1 p.m. for ldeatltlcaticm. SecralDIDto area trom Tballand Homeowwn who f•I tbey ._, by way of Caud.a, uama ba1r
b9 •ldlma are urpd to CCllltact •pr•J c.. and 1..tteues and
pol.lee Ill_,., briefUlel wtUI falH bottoms.
'===-c~---~
The re1i1tration prosram,
which .in affect four mlllioD
men born ln 19 and t•t. .._
Monday and coatiDued tocla1
after last-minute efforts to Woet
it. It la beinl cballeapd aa
un~ODltltutloaal becaue It
escludel -. and tbe U.S.
supreme Coart ii QpecW to
bear the cue later tbla year.
ProtelU ..... wtdeepread. but
generallJ small. and were not
reported to heft laterf...S wttb reJ:8tian . ank.wa11a ..... .....,
painted with aatl·re•latraUoD
•IOlam In Suttle, and Mftnl
tbou1and re1istratlon forma
were ltolm Oftll'DlC1rt from tbe
Euame, Ont .• po1t omce.
Two New \'ork City po1ta1
workers ftJed a lawsuit uk1DI to
be exempted from proc•tial
Some 400 people marched
around San Francisco's main
poat office, and in Bernal
Hel~. Calif., two men ebaiDed
tbemeelYet to the post omee
door before DOllee cut them free
and dted them for cliaturbiq
tbe peace.
But there also were
demOllltntloas of anoUaer IOr'l.
At dawa, a poup of JOalll
men paraded outalde the
Talleyvt.Ue, Del., poet offlee with
American na11. and four
re1l1tered wb.en tbe office
opened.
In l"oad du Lae, Wls., one of
the ftnt to reaister was Dan
Abern. •. wbo lald tbe Plilbt al
bil uncle. Tbomu Ahern Jr., a
boltqe la Iran. "maplfted 1QJ
<lee n.ora1, .... AZ>
•J
,ti DAil. y fltLOb-I l' 9 ,M&tW
~--JIJ T BREAKING--.........
.
&xon Says ElJl!Ungs
Off R ord Pace
N!W YORK <APl-Enon Corl>. U.. workt'1 larl'ffl oU company. a&ld I.Oday at .. med a OS blllion tn lbe MC'O!Dd quuur ot
••. 125.S ~t lDcr.ue tree PfClftta tn t.be MC:CIOd quart•r o1
1911, but down aipllka.nU1 from thla year's f\nt.q~r 1aJna
T'be prof\t lncre&H, a.a Uuln tomt Wall &net anal)'Sta predi~. marked 1 1lowdo9n from the company'• toz percent fint·q~r ln<'ru.M a.nd reflected a C"OOlin.1 ol the world oll pr1C"e splral
Euoo'a dwrmu, Clil\on C. 08.J'Vift Jr . aald t.M compa.ny·1
second ~uarter H.mlDp ~ "ded1oes l.n volume and
mar1ana· ln U S petrolNm reftn1ft.s and marketln1 operaUoaa.
and a a. million foreip-uchanae Iota u the dollar weakened OD worldcurr'tlKy marteu
8Mp C~lu. S••Ju
ROTTERDAM, Nelberlancb (AP> -Tbe bow of tbe
21S,67S.t.oo supertanker rose out ol the water· 'lite a cat arcbinc lta
back" before the ship snapped lD two and sank while unJoad.lnc a
cargool crude oll rn Rott.erdam harbor today. a witness 1aJd
"It was unbehevable," saJd Rene Maaa, a 24·year-old
dockwor ke r. who said the stern of the ship, the Eneray
Concentration, began s1nki.Da before t.be bow popped out of the waler
The vessel's 43 crew members, from Hon1 Kona and China
escaped Wlharmed, said a spokesman for the port authority. '
Capi•~' ,, ••••• -~
WASmNGTON <AP> -Fr~ bostace Richard Green met
today with some oft.he famiUesof those still held l.n Iran to tell them
what he could about their loved ones.
Quee'? spoke behind closed doors to about 40 people,
representing 15 of the families who live l.n the Wubington area
according to Louisa Kennedy. '
Mrs. Kennedy, bead oft.he Family Llaisoo Actioo Group, said
s he was encouraged by what Queen reported about the cood1tions of captivity
2 "'•11••..-n . .tc.-quiued
. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. CAP) -Ao all·wb.ite Criminal Court
JUry today acqwtted two Ku KJwc Klansmen and convicted a third
....... • on a redu~f!!.!.ta.&J.D. the s~o.und~oL""4i.tt!-~-=-=-oa'fs1'8eaaowntown tavern. , -
MarshaJJ Thrash was fmed $225 and given two workhouse sent~nces o( ntne months each and another of two months on his
conv1ct1on of two counts of assault and battery and one count
of sample assault
~all.Jam Church, 2.'.l. imperial wizard of the Just.ace Knig.bts of
the Ku KJwc Klan. and Larry Payne were found innocent by the Jury
flftlgon Pic.-k• . tide
WASHINGTON CAP ) -Anne Arm strong , former
ambassador to Great Britain. was named co-chairman of
Republican pres1dent1al norrunee Ronald Reagan's campaign
committee today
lDea 2Hurt
Countian Jailed
In Gunman Spree
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Ot•D.ity ...... ,~
A two-county shooting spree
that left a Los Alamitos man
dead and his nephew and a Los
Angeles teeo·ager Injured ended
early today in the arrest of a
northern California transient on
murder and assault charces.
Huitt Cart.er. believed to be
a b o ut 30, w as arrest ed by
Torrance Police Department
officers about l :lS a.m . today
without iucldent, more than six
hours after the shooting began,
authorities said.
Killed about 6:30 p.m . Mooday
by a single s hot from a .30
c aliber carbine rifle was
Carter's father. Dean Carter, 62,
of 12100 Mootecito. located in the
unincorporated Rossmoor
neighborhood of Los Alamitos.
1n the late evening hours as be
drove to La Mirada, then
Torrance.
Torrance police arrested
Carter after observrng a man
with a rifle. They detained
Carter based on a radi o
broadcast previously. issued by
Orange County authorities.
Hart said Carter was booked
into Orange County Jail and is
being held without bail.
Asked what may have
provoked the s hooting spree,
Hart said, "We haven't the
toggiev."
He Qted that only Carter, his
father and cousin were present
in the Rosamoor residence when
the first shootings occWTed.
Hart said it likewise was wanown whether the Norwalk
shooting was random.
Carter. according to Hart, bad
most recently been living with
his mother in the Redding area
.,. ........
OENtSE WOAQ REVELS IN WELCOME DALL.AS RAINFALL
Juel • Drop In the Bucket After PercNng DrOUlftt
Scattered Rain/ all
Cools Southuest
SJ7JlllH.. j
County Backs
Building Fund
BJ IOANNE &EYNOLD8 them into adding the $1.8 miWon
Ot .. Delft ,......., ln order to restore itema he'd
The Orance County Board ol been forced to cut from bis
Superviaors bu approved a $17 budget.
mlllioo Ult ol buildin1 projects The additional funds will pay
for d9).81 in the fourth day of for S6 employees wboH jobs
beariqa on the county's SIS14 would have been eliminated or
mUllon budtet. reduced by the budget cuts.
Becauae the county bas lilted The General Services Acency
only t3 million in revenue to pay was al~ given sUgbtly more
for capital i mprovement than Sl million to pay for seven
project.a, it appears likely that new full,time employees u well
the balance of the funds wiU as $600,000 for extra help and
come from the county's $.20 overtime, mostly in the elections
m i I 1 i o n i n f e d e r a I divisioo.
reveoue-abarine money. During the agency's bearinC
Hearinp on distribution of the I • s t we e k • s u p e r v I s o rs
revenue sharing funds will be questioned the large allocation
held Wednesday. so ught in addition t o the
Of the top priority buildings department's $59 million budget.
lLems submitted to s upervisors Dur ing discussion of the
Monday. six projects worth additional funds, supervisors
about 12.~ million were dropped criticized County Administrative
from the list to await future Officer Robert Thomas for
studlee. bringing the m department
Included among the budgeted budgets in which some fixed
projects were s:t7 million for cosu weren't included
acquisition ol the Bff Canyon Thomas replled that he bad
dump sight. $5.25 million for an been given a target figure and
addition to the North County the cuts were made to get the
Municipal Court. Sl.1 million for departments to conform with the
site won for ID addition to the total that supervisors set.
South County Municipal Court, Supervisor Harriett Wieder
S.S.~ million for a fire training told Thomas that in future
center, SZ.3 million for a new budget sessions . she wants to
lutchen and services wing at see all department budgets with
juvenile ball and $2.9 mlllioo ror the hxed costs included even if it
construction or a ne w public means submitting a budget that
healt.bcllnicallaboratory. exceeds the l1m1ts set b y
Durinc the day long session, superVlSOr!>
supervisors also took time to "Ttu:lt way we can then be in a
_,.~~,...-'°"·==~~~~~g~~~iir"" ,o~-~~J!,,,e.W;..,~-y-··~t4fo~~., ... ~,--
Ram took some of the pam out so me eastern Arkansas to the probation dep_artment's dec1s 1ons about where to cut.
of tbe beat wave tbat has commuruues late Monday and of. budget The way we're ~rking now,
contributed to more than 1.200 f1c1als there called 1t "Just a shot The department's SlS 6 millioo we're talung these item s one at
deaths today. but agriculture rn the arm... budget was approved last week a tame without a broad view of
orfi c1als say at wtU lake a lot by s upervisors, but director the '-\hole budget problem," sbe
more to break a dougbt in the Dr. Woody Miley . a soil Micb1el Schumacher talked said
Southwest. s pecialist for tbe Arkansas * * * * * * Widely scattered showers fell CooperatJve Extension Service.
across Texas today but officials said, however, that about 80
said it was ju.st a drop LO the percent or the rot ton crop could
bucket. bounce back if more rains fall lll
"To have any kind ofrelieffrom the next few weeks
the drought, we'll need a rai.nfall
of an mch and a halC to twc
inches." said Virgil Helm of thf
U.S. Department of Agriculture's
Soil Conservation Service in
Dallas "Some of the areas are so
dried out that you have sucb huge
cr acks that it might take three to
foClr inches."
Fro•Page Al
SEWAGE ...
However. Davissajd 1t would be
bard to place a sewage.drying
plant there because the terrai.n m
the area is very steep.
He added that a number of
measures could be taken to
mitigate -most negative effects
caused by the facility. Odors
s houldn't be very mteose and
birds often are not attracted to
these types of plants, Davis s aid.
Last year county supervisors
tentatively approved the ~
Canyon Landfill d espite city
council protests.
The waste drying I acili ty can't
be built without an environmental
impact report being filed.
Sanitation officials are now t.n
t be process o f sol I citing
comments oo the EIR. So far. the
Irvine Company, City of Irvine
and the Marine Corps have all
filed negative comments oo the
plans for the faclllty, which is to
be completed by 1984.
Marine Dies
After Beating
At Toro Club
A spolresman for the EJ Toro
air base said today a l9·year-old
marine bas died from a blow to
the bead be suffered at midnight
Saturday m the enlisted club
Lance' Cpl, Ryan W. Leroy.
stationed at the base. died at
11 .10 a .m Monday 10 Santa
Ana .Tu stin Co mmunity
Hospital
Cpl. Robert A. Pearson. 25,
also stationed at the bue. is
being res tricted t o the air
stat ioo in connection with the
murder.
However. no formal charges
h ave beelJ flled acatnst Pearsoo
peodlng an investl11tioo into the
S aturday nicbt i n cident .
according to public inlormaUoa
officer U . Mart Houeb.
Tbe victim bad been a marine
since November 1978. He is from
Reeseville, W-LS,
Hough said Leroy suffered
edeoslve bra.in dam11e after
being struck in the bead. He said
be didn't mow ID)' of the eveou
I ea ding te the inJ W"Y or ii &AY
weapoo bad been Uled.
Repair Judged
Cnt Costs or Standards?
Faced with a S3 million repan bill for the hutoncal old
county courthouse. the Orange County Board o r
Supervisors Mooday decided to spend $40,000 lo look for a
cheaper way to re open the bwldlng
It bas been oearly vacant SUlce late la.st year after a
$55.000 study revealed al wasn t up to state earthquake
standards
THE ONLY COl'NTY office SUll housed in the SO.year
old red Arizona sandstone structure as the General
Services Agency's plan vault and that's s lated to be moved
mto a t.ftnporary bw.ld1ng lat.er tlu.s year
The $40,000 included LD the llSt of S43 mill.Joo ot capital
projects under ronsaderatlon tn Monday's bearings , will
pay for "a re-study wtuch may 1nd1cate that we CID spebd
a lower amount to bnog 1t mto conformance." SupervtSOr
Philip Anthony said
The $55,000 study esttmated a cost o( S2 2 m1llloo to
S2 8 millioo to make the bwldlng sale enough to use aga.m.
County officials said Monday the ~t as S3 million
WHILE THE SECOND study as undertaken .
supervisors bad a few s uggesllons of their own for
re-operung tbe building Wlthout spending a lot of county
money_
Harriett Wieder got backing from colleag~ for her
suggestion that the county push for leg1Slaf.100 that would
relax the earthquake safety .standards for bistoricai
bwldings
SupervlSOr Edison Miiler said he's been working with
Rep. Jerry Patterson. D·Santa Ana, LD getting federal
funda to defer part of the construction costs.
MJIJ,£& SAID THAT if Orange County gets a federal
diatrict court. it could uu two o( the old building's four
av ail able c:ourtrooms.
Even wit.bout the federal money, Mrs. Wieder noted
that It would cost the county $1 million each to bwld four
new eourtroolD$, so the sz.a aullion improvement cost that
would make those four courtrooms available s till
represent& a savings.
O range County S heriff's
Department lnvestigato~ also
alleged that Carter s hot bis
cousin. Dean Januen, 17, who
also lived at tbe Rossmoor
address. Jantzen was reported
to be in sen ous condition today
at Fmmtain Valley Comm\Dlity
Hospital after undergoing
e mergency surgery for s\omach
wounds.
Lt. Wyatt Hart said Carter
Oed from the residence after the
shooting and drove to Norwalk
where Jeffrey Glenn Simpson,
18, was shot twice and injured as
he stood in lbe front yard of hls
home.
Doable Slaying
Harbour Surgeon
To Stand Trial <e
CONCORD.
Hart said tbat authorities
"were one step behind" Cart.er
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By DA V1D &UTZll.UiN °' .. Delft .......... A prominent Huntln1ton
Harbour sur1eon bu been
ordered to stand trial lD <>raqe
County Superior Court for the
June 13 double slayiq ol bis
ex,wife and a .-ell-known Looe
Beach attomey presumed to t>e
her lover.·
West Oran1e County
Municipal Court Judae ftaClw'
En1ebretsen ruled Jronday
there wu reuonable came to
believe that Dr, LoWa AJU.. 50,
stabbed Maro Lou Alala and
Manin nneber to death wltll a
k1tcben bdfe lbe D1cbt ol P'rtdaJ
the utll..
"I can see where a Jury coWd
conclude . . . that ftnt dle'M
rn u rd er bad occurrea , ••
En1ebnUeD Mid lD njecdac
defeue reqwta that murdlr
cber1e1 •l•in1t Atala be
dis milled.
~allo~down
• def ... motba '° drop gedal cl rcam1teace 1lle11UoD1
11aiut lbe lf•Y·baJnd DllY· 1iclan that could lead to coa1lderetlon of tbe deatb
peaaltJ If• II eaaftded.
Tbe J..IMll• 1aJd tlaere WU ,...,..,... aw to beleft tlaat
•P•ei•l elrc•••l•DCH -m.._www ... -allledlD
~fl ........... Alala~ ,.. .... .,,.. ...... ,...., to
appear in Superior Court in
Santa Ana Aug. 4. A trial date
would t.ben be set.
Defeme attorneys for Alaia
bad sought to have cbar1es
•laiut lbe ortboped.ic •urceoo d.lamlued for lack ol evid~.
f"r .. P-.eAJ
PROTEST. • •
obU1aUoo."
David Gibbs. wbo rqilt.ered
in Wichita Falla, Texu, said,
"It's DO problem ... I W'OWdn't
mind k:ll.llq a few lraniam."
la ao.t.oD, where about 100
people 1ta1ed alt-lna at the
entrances to the Poat Office
Squan sta.Uoo, chant.I ol "Hell,
no, we woa 't IO," ml.Dia.ct wtt.b
stralm of "God Bl.., America"
from acroa tbe 1treet where conatrucUoa workers briefly
treded swbla with~ .
Members of tbe Coalition
A1alut ..::t•tratioe ud tbe Draft.. Olli ....... at .. omce1 ___. t.M Ulloa.
No ftnn n,.. oe tM IMllllW
of ••• re1i1terla1 were •••llelM. Bat pG9tal oftldall
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Concord Delirium·
The thinnest watches in the world.
I
Laguna/South COast . ·1' Your Hometewn
Dall,-NewHpaper
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1980
I
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS f
ountian Held in Slaying Of Dad
Wuple
·Arrested
In Thefts
By STEVE MARBLE
Ol 1• O.lly Pl ... SWtf A Huntington Beach couple,
who police a llege posed as
wealthy land investors to ea.in
entrance to expensive homes
along the Orange Coast, were
arrested Monday on burglary
a nd grand th e ft charges,
Newport Beach police said.
Arrested in Scottsdale, Arii ..
on a Califomfa warrant were
Karen Lynn Hix, 37. and Dale
Lee Rak, 29. Both listed their ... • ....,._ Huntington Beach address as
STRICKEN 21372 Brook.burst St.
Peter Sellers Detectives assert \he couple, I who drove a milk·white RoJls
Teen Hit
In Los Al
Shooting
By FREDElllCK SCHOEMEHL Ot ... DMlyl'! ... , ....
A two-county shooting spree
that left a Los Alamitos man
dead and his nephew and a Los
Angeles teen-ager injured ended
~art y today in the arrest of a
northern California transient on
murder and assault charges.
Huitt Carter. believed to be
a bo ut 30, was a rres ted by
Torrance Pulice Department
officers about I 15 a.m. today
"'1thout iucidcnt. more than six
hours after the shooting began .
authonties said
~ Co d • Royce, would burglarize homes ~ ....... n ~an while being shown the property -~~.:.!...~ ~ · 1--.:-.... ~.£''1nla~•-::. . .s9....,;.._....:::~~======
Pol.ice contend that the couple
Killed about 6 30 p.m. Monday
b) a single !>hot from a 30
c al i ber c a r bine rifle wa s
Car ter's father. Defl n Carter, 62, ~~ .. r-~-=-~~~~.----=-~_,..~-&1~1~210&M-ontecr~~~..+-iu~1~thhe---~.,......-.
~~u.i'I'·~~ unincor po rate d Rossmoor
IJ · ff would split up during tours and tnllS eart while one stayed with the agent,
the other would loot the house.
Seizure i
LONDON lAP)-Actor Peter
Sellers suffered a heart attack
today al London 's plush
Dorchester Hotel and was taken
to a hospital. Ke was first
reported in grave condition but
later was said to have improved
aligbUy.
The 54-year-old Sellers bu
aurtered a string of heart
1ttacu the past six years. The
last was in May in Dublin,
where he was hospitalized for
t several days. In 1977 be was ~.fitted with a pacemaker.
~· A spo ke s man at the ; Dorchester, home for viaiting
1
1 r oyalty, ty. coons and movie
stars, said Sellers checked in
Saturday with bis secretary,
t
Michael Jeffries.
After being stricken at the
hotel today, he was taken to a
hospital, where a spokesman
\
said he was "gravely ill." Three
bours after he was taken ill,
ltowever, the s pokesman said
•Sellers' condition bad improved
;•lightly. He was being treated in
the intensive-care unit.
• The actor was recently
•reunited with Ms fourth wife
Lynne Frederick, 29 years b.iS
junior. after a split. She was not
'believed to be with him in -: London.
Armed with a search warrant.
Newport investigators said they
turned up more than $100,000 ln
alleged stolen Items inside the
sus pect's Huntington Beach
home.
Police said most of t he seized
evidence was.jewelry.
The burglaries they said, date
back at least two months and as
many as a dozen homes from
Huntington Harbour to La Jolla
may have been hit.
Detectives said tbe evidence
seized wilJ be displayed to
possible victims oo July 28 from
4 to 7 p.m. for identification.
Homeowners who feel they may
be victims are urged to contact
police at 644-3761.
Abandoned
Pigs Burned
YU~. Ariz. (AP) -More
than 100 dead pigs were
cremated along witb their pens
after Yuma County health
officials found the animals bad
died after apparently being
abandone d without food or
water.
The order to "burn the damn
thing down" came from County
Supervisor Bob Kennerly after
he and county and state officials
inspected the premises.
San Juan School,s'
Pay Talks StaUed?
Trustees in the Capistrano
UDlfied School District have
declared an impuae a.r,.er six
days of ne1otiatin1 1980·81
aalaria, but teaea.en iD the
•latrlet are HJiDI tbat tbe
411rlantim ia premature.
. Tbe dlltriet ia offerinl an 8
~rcent salary increase for 1"D-81. 8.5 percent for· 1111-12,
... 7 percent for 1912-83, said
i Mperintendent Jerome
t ~hided in tbe offer are
1. _,..ct payment of increued
1 iMdlcal and dental costa, and a '~•1 bike for selected l ~urrieular uaipmeatl, be
i..w.
. Bat spokesmen for tbe
... c:ben, wbo aay tbey are
. ........-. a new aalary schedule
t IMt;ould avera1e out to
t ~o:dmately 10 pereat iD llitn•11d pey, are~ tbe ~ ..... o111ao11 •. -
~,,.. pa_i blk~ pereeata1 .. tllld bJ 'l"IMll'mleJ to t1adazn r ... at • total eeoaomle
.• ~ ... -JUlt bue .....,,
salary or fringe benefits from
.the original salary request of
approximately 20 percent, plus
addiUonal fringe benefits."
Tbormley al90 aaid t.bat if t.be
district'• request for mediation
-declaration ol lmpaue -ia rejected, olftclala may Mek a
fact finding effort, to speed
n4oUIUclnl.
Youn1erman also 11id, "If
teacben are to return to work in
Sept.ember with a contract, it il-
imper1tlve that neo1otlatiom
take place at the bargaining
table, not ~ the impuse
~.··
SC Doughnul
Shop Smoked
0.-1, ,., ... Sutt"-
DRAFT-ELIGIBLE YOUNG MEN GET COUNSELING OUTSIDE SANTA ANA POST OFFICE
Omer Stites (left), Steve Harttett Listen to Llbert..t•n Dy•nne Peter90n
'Draft Counselor In'
Oppo_nenls Pravide Booth for Protesters
The hand-painted sign on the
side ol the plywood booth near
the main Santa Ana post office
read, "Draft CGwwelor la In."
"I am not 1olq to damned
Afgbanl1tan," declared one
20-year-old youth who drove up
In a late-model foreign import
sedan. "I've got a friend who
had bis stomach blown away."
"I was born in 1960 and I don't
want to go," announced another
young man directed to the draft
c ounseling booth by
oemonstrators in front of the
building at 2201 N. Grand Ave.
"I am not going to go over
there and fight. It'd be different
if something happened here, at
home," said a third . a
20·year-old Mexican American
man already a father.
He said he'd probably wait
unUl the last minute before
deciding whether to return his
registration card.
The counseling booth was set
up by a coalition of draft
registration opponents,
including members of the
Society for Libertarian Life,
Libertarian Party, and Alliance
for Survival.
The purpose of the booth, said
COUDHlon Howard Hinman and
Dy1nne Petersen, is to make
s ure 19 &t 20 year olds wbo
are required to r egister
''understand their options.••
Ms. Petenen said the law does
not permit counselors to
encourage acts of civil
dilobediance, aucb as advising a
penoa not to recist.er.
.Uked ii tbe optiona available
to • potential re1tatrant
basically boil down to either
reglstertng, or not re1iJterin1
and faciq the consequences,
Ma. Petersen said, "Yea, that's
lt."
Competition
Bubbling
NEW YORK (AP) · Tbe
bil bubble 1um blowup
wuabUlt.
Tbe belt effort of tbe
day -by former record-
bolder Brett Nlcbol1, of
Marietta, Ga. -WH 1
bubble of 1114 inches
acrou, far abort of tbe
mark ol 1114 lnebel set
last year b7 Susan
llOD"°6JW1 ol Fresno.
Nidlall, Wbo ~beld the nen la Im with three
G&Mn, wae U:e urctr 2C'
4l•llloa lloadQ tn tbe
compeUtloa beld la c.tnl, flrk, ...... iD
eacb Cl&elarr -...,. 10, ·
UDdet • ind mader 100 r-
were 1w1rded tbetr
wet1bt ID babble pm.
.............
AEKINDUNO PAST ttaJEl IN CHICAGO PROTEST
..... ldenm.d .. 'Wld -· Buma Onrft card
Protesters Greet
Draft Registrants
By fte Anu:late4 Prell
Post offices around tbe
country were rineed with
sign-wavlne demonstrators
chanUng "Don't Register" u
youn1. men be1aa reaiat,rial
with the Selective Service
System amid protests that
generally were peaceful.
"What CJD you do? ft's the
government, rt1bU " laid
Michael uqp. u be 11pec1 -..p
in Oak..laDd. "I just bope I don't
hve to IO . . . I Just becu
Uvin1 my Ule."
The re1tstration pro1nm,
wl)icb wlll alfeet four mUUon
men born in 1l80 ud lMl, beau
llondQ and tontl.Dued toCI&)'
after last-~ effor\I to block
1t H ia belq cballated H
l rc:cr1· ·h.~:oN l beca.aae It
exclucee ~ec. i nc U\•J t.: ~.
Supreme .Court ls eapee\ed ~
hea.t tbe cue later thll 1ear.
Proteltl were wtdelpreld, but
a'.!iaerall1 small, and were DO\
r•1»9rted to have lDterfered wtdl
re1lltntioa.
Post office walls were spray
painted wltb anti-re1istration
slo1ana ln SeaWe, and several
thousand re1istration forms
were stolen overnilbt from tbe
Eu1ene. Ore .• post omee.
Two New York City postal
worken rued a lawsuit uk.iq to
be Hemp&ed from pl"OCeUiq
restatraUon forms. Allan Roa.
29, who applied for eonaelentioul
objector status dur~ tbe
Vietnam war, Mid be mat
·'in 1ood con1clence •' belp
re1llw other people. H~ ol people pended
outside a New 'Yott City p.-
offlce .croaa from llad.iao&
SQuare Garden, wlalle pnMlt.an
iulde locked anu ia fl'Glll ol
tbe rqietraUon wiladow.
Some 20 picket• la S•n
An'.oftlo, Tau, dtanted, "One,
· we, th'tff H)\!f !x•on '• not
wonh a war.
Some 400 people marcbttG
around San Frantiaeo'a maln cs. PaOTq'I', .... Al)
fl
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neighborhood of Los Alamitos.
Orange County Sheriff's
Department investigators also
alleged that Carter s hot his
cousin, Dean Jantzen. 17, who
also lived at the Rossmoor
address. Jantzen was reported
to be in serious condition today
at Fountain Valley Community •
Hosp it a l a ft e r undergoing ,
emergency surgery for stomach !' wounds.
Lt. Wyatt Hart said Carter.
fled from the rffidence after the
shooting and drove to Norwalk
where Jeffrey Glenn Simpson. !
18, was shot twice and injured as •
be stood in the front yard of hla '
home.
Hart said that authorities
"were one step behind" Carter
in the late everung hours as he
dro ve to La Mirada, then
Torrance.
Torrance police arrest ed
(See SPaEE, Pa1e AZ>
Pair ·Struck
By Truck in
South Laguna
A Laguna Beach man and an
unidentified woman were struck
by a passing pickup truck and
seriously injured Monday as
they crossed Coast Highway at
West Street in South Laguna.
A California Highway Patrol
spokesman identi/ied the driver
of tbe truck as Robert Davey, 28,
of South Laguna.
Davey reportedly wa s
traveling south o n Coast
Hi1bway when be hit Richard
Cohen and female companion
who officers said was not
carrying any identi/ication.
Both are reported to have
r eceived major bead injuries.
Cohen was taken to South Coast
Medical Center where be is
listed in serious condition.
The woman was taken to UC
Irvine Medical Center in Orange
where s he Is also listed In
serious condition. The CHP
spokesman said the accident is
under investigation for a
poalble pedestrian right of wny
violation.
Coast
Weather
Fair through Wednes-
day, e•cept for night and
morning low clouds
spre1din1 inland. Lows
toai1bt eo at the beaches, es inland. Hllbs Wednes-
day upper eo. to lower 80s.
INSIDE TODA"
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OM.., P!.Ql b/IC
EXxonSiiys~
llunning Out <if Gas
NEW YORK lAP> Enon Corp . U.. world'a lar1eat oil
company. said loday It taroed ll.03 billion m lh• second quarter°'
IMO. a zs.~ Ptrc at ln<",.... from Drotllll !n lM Heond quarter uf
lt'71l, but dowo 8lP1flcHlly from tJU )'e&r'a tint Quarter 1atu.
The proftt lneruM, I lha\ aome Wall SlrMt analyata
prHlcteCI. marked a 11lo~'l"I from \.he rompany'a 102 peirctnt
firat.-quar1tt lOCNase Hd rftlerted a t'OOlln1 Of the world olt•l)MCe
spiral.
Exxon's r halrman, Chf\oo C Garvin Jr . said th• company'•
se-cond quarter carn1n1s ~nectt'd "declines In volum~ and
margins" ln U S petroleum refinan& and market1n1 operaUoo..
and a S.W million tarelin .. xchange lo.au the dollar weakefted on world cwTimcy mar kets
SW,. Crar~ Shd'~
ROTif;RDAM, Nttberlaods (AP) -Tbe bow of the
21S,67S-ton supertanker rose out of the Wllter "like a 'cit a.rcbing its
back" before th.e .stup sna pped in two and sank while unloading a
cargo or crude oil m Rotterdambarbortoday, a witness said
"It was unbelievable," said Rene Maas, a 24-year-old
dockworkt"r. who said the stem or the s hip, the Energy
Concentration, began sinking before the bow popped out or the
water.
The vessel's 43 crew members. from Hong Kong and China
escaped unharmed, said a spokesman forlbeport authority. '
~, . .,.,., ........ ~. -~· ............. WASHJNGTON <AP> -Freed hostage Richard Green met
today withsomeofthe ramiliesofthoseatUJ held in Iran to tell them
what he could about their loved ones.
Queen spoke behind closed doors lo about 40 people,
representing 15 or the families who live in the Washington area
accordin g to Louisa Kennedy. '
Mrs. Kennedy, head or the Family Liaison Action. Group, s ajd
she was encouraged by what Queen reported about the conditions
or captivity.
DENISE WORD REVELS IN WELCOME DALLAS RAINFALL
Jua1 a Drop In th• Bucket After P•rchlng Drought
CHATIANOOGA. Tenn. CAP) -An alJ-white Criminal Court
Scattered Rain/ all
Cools Soutluoost
_l jury today acquitted.two Ku Klux Klans~en and convicted a third 8 theAaaoclated Press More than lour inches rell in ~~.~[:!'~~~:~~~~~.~~ ~oun~~!s.~~~~~~~-!.~'!1~~ .... -:-~~ tQOk ~e ~aja.ou~ .. s_.o_m.e_ s.B.r.ILAJ:.k_~s
M h II 11fr h . o f ·the ·tleat wave l a t has commuru 1esTate~oay an<JO(. · ars a . as was fined $225 and given l)VO workhou,,e contributed to more than 1 200 ficaals there called 1t "just u shot sent~nc.es of nme months each and another or two months on his deaths today. but ag ricult~re in the a rm ...
conviction of two counts o ( assault and battery and one count ff' 'al ·t 111 t k I t of simple assault. 0 1c1 s say 1 w a e . a o
W1Jllam Church, 23, imperial wizard or lhe Justice Knights of more to break a dought m the
the Ku Klux Klan, a nd Lar ry Payne were found innocent by the Sowul.hdwlesl. tt ed h f 11 jury 1 e y s ea er s owers e
· across Texas today but officials
Rragon Pirb A ide
WAS HING TON (AP> -Anne Armstron g , fo rme r
a mbassador to Great Britain, was na med co·chairman of
Republican presidential nomjnee Ronald Reagan's campaign
committee today
Traffic Hazard?
Whale Mural Said
'Safety Problem'
Traffi c sarety problems on
Coas t Hi g hw ay would b e
aggravated by a proposed mural
on a wall between High Drive and
Myrtle Street. me mbers of the
North L ag un a Co mmunity
Association board of d irectors
claim.
While board members were
split on lbe proposal to rallow a
painting oCsea mammals to grace
the wall, the y unanimously
expressed reservaLions about it,
said President Ben Blount in a
letter to CalTrans official Arthur
VanRhyn.
The Laguna Beach Arts
Com mission h as bac ked a
pro posal by Robert Wyland of
Newport Beach to paint a mural
on the conc rete wall, constructed
along the inland side or Coast
Highway in 1932.
.. A mural at this location would
aggravate an already ex~ting
hornet's nest or traffic hazards al
the site," said Blount.
Board members also believe
the wall is "not best suited for
viewing a mural because it is only
seen while driving by in a
vehicle."
"Other a ssociations a n d
organi&ations in Laguna Beach
have contacted us requesting
information about the mural and
expressin g inte r e s t and
concern." s aid Blount in the
letter.
"P erhaps a ruture public
ORANOl COAST
m eeting should be arranged at
City Hall to enable all Laguna
Beach residents and business
people togivetheiropinions ."
Wyland has said he has the
permits to paint the wall, but
needed $10,000 to do the job. He
a lso sought the s upport of the
North Laguna Beach association.
However, CalTrans orflcials
reportedly have indicated that if
community s uppo rt for the
project is lacking, lbe permits
would~ canceled.
f're• Pa,,e A I
SPREE ..• •
Carter aft.er ob6erving a man
with a rirle . They detained
C art er bas ed on a radio
broadcast previously issued by
Orange County authorities.
Rart said Carter was booked
into Orange County Jail and is
being held without bail.
Asked what ma y have
provoked the shooting s pree,
Hart s aid, "We haven't the
roggiest."
He noted that only Carter, his
father and cousin were present
in the Rossmoor residence when
thf;! first shootings occurred.
H a rl said it like wis e was
unknown whether the Norwalk
shooting was random.
Carter. according to Hart, had
most recently been living with
his mother in the Redding area.
said it was just a drop in the
bucket .
"To have any kind of relief from
the drought, we'll need a rainfall
of an inch and a half lo two
inches." said Virgil Helm of the
U.S. Department or Agriculture·~
Soil Conservat ion Ser vice in
Dallas "Some of the areas are so
dried out that you ha ve s uch huge
c racks that it might take three to
four inches.•·
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PROTEST. • •
post o Hice. and in Be rnal
Heights. Calif .. two me n chained
themselves to the post offi ce
door before police cut them free
a nd cited the m ro r disturbing
the peace.
But th e r e a l s o w e r e
demonstrations of anothe r sort.
At dawn. a group of young
m e n para d ed o uts ide the
Talleyville. Del.. post office with
American fl a gs , and four
registered when the office
opened. · ·
In Fond du Lac. Wis .. one of
the first to register was Dan
Ahern, 20, wbo said the plight or
his uncle. Thomas Ahem Jr., a
hostage in Iran, "magnified my
obligation."
David Gibbs, who registered
in Wichita Falls, Texas, said,
"It's no problem ... I wouldn't"
mind killing a rew Iranians."
In Boston, where about 100
people stalied sit-ins at the
entranees to the Post Office
Square station, chants or "Hell,
no we won't go," mingled with
st;ains of "God Bless America"
from across the street where
construction worker s briefly
traded punches with protest.ors.
Members of the· Coalition
Against Registration and the
Orart handed out leanets al post
orrlces around the nation.
No firm figures on the number
o r m en registering were
available. But postal ofricials
estimated 388 registered in
. Baltimore: in Boston, 1,300 to
l,500; in Colo rado, 1,500 of .the so 000 eligible; in South Flonda,
2,0oo out of 100.000 eligible.
DAILY PILOT
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4 Killed, 1 Injured
In Slwoting Spree .
Dr. Wopd y Mile y. a soil
s pecialist for the Arkansas
Coope rative Extension Servi~.
s aid. however . tha t about 80
pe rcent of the cotton crop could
bounce back if more r ams fall in
the next few weeks.
Marine Dies
Mter Beating
At Toro Club
A spokesman for the El Toro
a ir base said toda y a 19·year-old
marine has died from a blow to
the head he s uffered at midnight
Saturday in the enlisted club .
Lance Cpl. Ryan W. Leroy.
stationed at the base. d1ed at
11 :10 a .m. Monday in Santa
A n a -Tu s tin Co mmun i t y
Hospital.
Cpl. Robert A. Pearson. 25.
also stationed at the base. is
being restricted to the air
station in coM eclion with the
m urder
However . no formal charges
have been fiJed against Pearson
pending an investigation into the
S aturda y night Incident,
according to public information
officer U . Mark Hough.
The victim had been a marine
since November 1978. He ia from
Reeseville. Wis .
Hough said Leroy surrered
extensive brain damage alter
being stn.ack in the head. He said
he didn't know any of the events
leading to the injury or U any
weapon had been used.
<e
CONCORD.
QUARTZ
..
Sl711ilJlon
County Backs
Building Fund
• IOANNIE &EYNOLD8 them lnto adding the $1.1 mlllioo .,.y °'-o.lty ....... .,... In order to restore it~ma he'd
The Orange County Board ol be~n for ced to cut from bit
Supervisors ha.a approved a •n budtet.
mUlion U.t of buildln1 projects The additional funda will pay
for 1980-81 In lbe fourth day ol for 58 employees whose Jobi
hellrinp on the county's $614 would have been eliminated or
million budget. reduced by the budget cuts.
Because the county has listed The General Services Agency
only s..i millioo in revenue to pay was also given slightly more
f o r c ap it a I · i m pro ve me o t than Sl million to pay for aeven
projects. it appears likely that new full-Ume employees u well
the bal~ of the funds wiU aa '800,000 for extra help and
come from the county's S20 overtime, IDOt'Jtly ln the electiom
m i I I i o n i n f e d e r a I division.
revenue-sharing money. Outing the agency's beariq
Hearinp oo ~tributlon of the J a 1 t we e k. s uper v isor .1
revenue sharing funds wil l be queationed the large-allocatioa
he ld Wednesday. s o u ght in addition to the
Of the top priority buildings department's S59 million budget.
item s submitted to supervisors During discussion of the
Monday. s ix proJect s worth additional funds s upervisors
about $2.25 million were dropped criticized County Administrative
from tbe list to await future Officer Robe rt Thomas for
studies. bringing the m department
Included a mong the budgeted budgets in which some fi xed
projects were $..1.7 m illlon for costs weren't included.
acquisition of the Bee Canyon T homas replied that he bad
dump s ight, $5.25 milUon for an been given a target figure and
a ddition to the North County the cuts were made to get the
Municipal Court. Sl.l million for departments to conform with the
site work ror an addition to lhe total tha\ supervisors set.
South County Munkipal Court, Super visor Harriett Wieder
$5.25 million for a fire training to ld Thomas that in future
center. $2.3 million for a new bud get sessions, she wants to
kitchen and services wing al see all department budgets with
juvenile hall and S2 9 million ror the fixed costs included even ir it
construction of a new pubhc means submitting a budget that
health clinical laboratory exceed s t he li m i t s set by
During the day long session, l)Up<:rvisors
supe rvisors also took time lo "That way we can then be in a
approve a $1 ~ million addition po~1t1on to make t he poJicy.
to the probation department's de c1s1ons about where to cuL
' 1•
budg_et . ......,,,L • The ""ay we're workin(_,..nl>;::r;;;r::.-t
--111e-~~~-.rmriuon .. ~Til~l;s,..
budget was approved last week a tame 141thout a broid-view of
by supe n •isor s. but director the whole budget problem."' she
M 1chael Schum a c he r talke d -.aid
* * * • • *
Repair Judged
Cul Costs or Standards?
Faced with a $3 million repa ir bill for t he his tor ical old
cou nty cour thouse. the Orange County Board of
Supen <isors Monday decided to spend $40,000 to look for <i
cheaper way to re open the buildmg.
It bas been nearly vacant stllce late last year after "
$55.000 study revealed it wasn't up to state e arthquake
standards.
THE ONLY COCNTY office still housed in the SO.year
t>ld red Ar izona sa ndst one s tructure 1s the Gener al
:.;er vices Agency's plan vault and that's slated to be moved
into a te mporary build.ing later this year
The S40,000 mcluded in the bst or $43 million of capital
projects under cons1de rallon 1n Monda y's neanngs, will
pay for ··a re-study wh1ch m ay indicate that we can s pend
a lower amount to bring 1t into conformance." Supervisor
Ph.illp Anthony said
The SSS.000 study estimated a cost or $2 2 million to
S2 8 million to make the building safe enough to use again
County officials sa id Monday the cost is $3 milhon.
WHILE THE SECOND study i s undert aken ,
supe rvisors had a re w sugJ(est1ons of their own for
re-opening the building without spendmg a lot of cowity
money.
Harriett Wieder got backing from colleagues for her
suggestion that the county push for legislation that would
relax the e arthquake s afety standards for historical
buildings.
Supervisor Edison Miller said he's been working with
Rep. Jerry Patte rson. D·Sanla Ana. in gelling federal
funds to defer part or the construction costs.
Mll.LER SAID THAT 1! Orange County gets a federal
district court. 1t could use two of the old bu.ilding's four
a vailable courtrooms.
Even without the federal money. Mrs. Wieder noted
that it would cost the county Sl millioo each to build four
new courtrooms. s'o lbe $2.8 million improvement cost that
wo uld make those four cour trooms available still
represents a savin gs.
IM• II C-"f V~f' P.,.,+Otfllt •M 0.ftH'M MtNitn PITTSBURGH (AP) -
Perched bl hla attic window with
a rlfle, a 23-year·old man
sprayed a quiet nei1bborbood ln
suburban CoraopoU1 wltb
b.ullets, ktlHn1 four and
woundinc a ftftb, police said.
police trooper Waite!' Acbeson. Concord Delirium
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Victor Belmonte, an Army
reservist and • c•vUlan
employee at a mll.l{ary bue In
Oakmoat, drove to tbe state
police Camelie banaekl ud
surrendered after UM 1bootlnp lloadQ .
He wu arralped todar cm four counts of erlm nal boinlelde, plae chars•• of
attempted bomlcide aad
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J()!lepb OUqer, 71, was shot to
death at 8:30 p.m. 11 be read a
news paper on hl1 porch on
Rldte su.t. He died ln bis latfD
cbalr, said Geor1e PbJlllpt,
c blef Allegheny County
coroner'• deputy. Next door, Loll Sima, 57, and
Dorothy . Ol11er, 51, a vtaltor from l:dlnboro, were 1bot to
de.c.b • tbeJ aat cm Mn. Sima'• porch. lln. Sima'• buaband,
Jotepb. waa wounded . He wt.II
treated and r•l••••d at
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'nle thinnest watches in the world. .
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CO IT IO N
"our Hometown :i
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VOL. 73:-t. 204, 3 SECT&S, 2.t PAGE$ oRkoe cou
Project Opposed
Holiday Inn Nixes
High Rise in M.esa
By JEaaY a.AV8£N OI .. ~ ,.._ SUit
In an Uth--bour move that did
little to further City Council
policy decisions regardint
high-rise construction on Bristol ~ Street, Holiday Inn managers
withdrew plans for their
proposed 12-story expansion Monday.
A letter to the council
HR Couple
Arrested
In Thefts
sndicated the officials will draft 1 a new project after consulting
with city planners and residents
in,.a nearby housing tract.
The Planning Commission bad
reject«! the proposed 12-story
cylindrical addition to the Inn's
rive-story structure at 3131
Bristol St., just south of the San
Diego Freeway.
Inn officials appealed that
decision to the City Council ,
contending they cannot compete
with other high-rise hotels such
as the South Coast Pina Hotel
just off Bristol north of the
freeway.
Plans for the addition included
140 new rooms, convention-style
dining and e ntertainment
f acilities and a parking
structure.
Neighbors complained that the
existing hotel is the source of
loud parties and that balconies
i nvade th e privacy of
neighborhood backyards and
rear windows.
PlaMers and more than 90
neighborhood petitioners also
charged that the tall structure
would cast a shadow over their
homes, a special problem as
more residents consider solar
heating.
C ity pla nners as ked the
council to consider the Holidav
C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
DRAFT-ELIGIBLE YOUNG MEN GET COUNSELING OUTSIDE SANT A ANA POST OFFICE
Omer SdtH (left), Steve H8rttett Ua1en to Ubert•rt•n Dyenne Peterson
By STEVE MARBl,.E
~=--.._._.Wl~~~-coupl~
who police allege posed as
wealthy land investors to gain
entrance to expensive homes
along the Orange Coast, were
arrested Monday on burglary
and grand theft c harges,
Newport Beach police said.
Inn appeal lo further clarify the -• , , ·~~::..:,,...-==-,-.-::~] . __ ~fgii"~~~~~i~toi~~Tar#_a_~-rt=c.p-A~u=-non--s.. e or n Streetsouthofthefreeway. .J..1 '-..AO
Mayor Arlene Schafer brought .
Arrested in Scottsdalei· Ariz .. on a California warran were
Karen Lynn Hix, 37, and Dale
I Lee Rak, 29. Both listed their
1 Huntington Beach address as
21372 Brookhurst St.
Detectives assert the couple,
who drove a milk-white Rolls
Royce, would burglarize homes
while being shown the property
by real estate agents.
Police contend that the couple
would split up during tours and
while one stayed with the agent,
the other would loot the house.
Armed with a search warrant,
_ Newport investigators said they
turned up more than $100,000 in
alleged stolen items inside the
suspect's Huntington Beach
home.
Police said most of the seized
evidence was jewelry. ·
The burglaries they said, date
back at least two months and as
many as a dozen homes from
Huntington Jfarbour to La Jolla
may have been hit.
Detectives said the evidence
seized will be dis played to
possible victims on July 28 from
4 lo 7 p.m. for identification.
Teens Seized
On Pot Count
Two south Costa Mesa
teenagers peddling their bikes
down Westmins t e r Avenue
Monday with potted plants
under their arms were arrested
by police at about 6:40 p.m.
Officers said the flower pots
contained marijuana plants
which the boys, ages 16 and 12,
said they had just received from
a friend who plans to move from
the cijy.
Both youths were cited for
cultivation of marijuana. One
was released to his mother, the
other to his gran~molber.
Coast
Weather
Fair through Wednes-
day. except for night and
morning low cloud s
spreading inland. Lows
ton1ght 80 at the beaches,
65 inland. Highs Wednes-
day upper 80s to lower 80s.
INSl•E TODA"
For U.O. uft> haw Qtwn
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STRICKEN
Peter Seller•
...........
Comedian
Ha.s Heart
Seizure
LONDON (AP)-Actor Peter
Sellers suffered a heart attack
today at London 's plush
Dorchester Hotel and was taken
to a hospital. He was first
reported in grave condition but
later was said to have improved
slightly.
The 54-year·old Sellers has
s uffered a s tring of heart
attacks the past six years. The
last was in May in Dublin,
where be was hospitaliied for
several days . lo 1977 he was
fitted with a pacemaker.
A spo ke s man at the
Dorchester, home for visiting
royalty, tycoons and movie
stars. said Sellers checked in
Saturday with his secretary,
Michael J.effries.
After being stricken at the
hotel today, be was taken to a
hospital, where a spokesm.-n
said he was "gravely ill." Three
hours after be was taken ill,
however, the spokesman s aid
Sellers' condition bad improved
slightly. He was being treated in
the intensive-care unit.
The actor was recently
reunited with bis fourth wife,
Lynne Frederict: 29 years his
junior, after a split. She was not
believed to be with him in
London.
up that point at the end of
Monday's council session ,
calling for members' thoughts
on the high-rise issue.
Despite Cowicilwoman Norma
Hertzog's appeal for a more
definitive policy, the cQuncil
unammously re-emphasized the
wording of existing ordinances
regarding taller buildings.
Councilman Donn Hall's
motion noted that whenever any
structure more than two stories
or 30 feel high is proposed
anywhere in the city. the council
will be concerned with its
impact on n eig hbor ing
residences.
Hall said hi s mot io n
emphasizes shadow and traffic effects on residential areas and
noted that few vacant lots are
available along Bristol for
high-rise construction anyway.
Doug Clark, assistant planner,
<See INN, Page A2>
Sales Clerk .
Bamboozled ' .
By Bad Bill
A Bullocks Department Store
clothing department clerk who
refused Monday to accept a $100
bill tom in three places didn't
fare too well with the second bill
·t a k e n f o r $ 9 s w o r t b o f
purchases.
Costa Mesa police said the
clerk declined the torn bill1
offered by what be described as
a "scrubby " patron who
purchased clothing.
The clerk said the purchaser,
described as a Latin in bis mid
20s, took the ripped bill back,
pulled out a roll of money and 1
peeled off another SlOO bill.
Store officials inspecting the
bill laleT doubted its legality and
called police.
Investigators said the money
was badly reproduced on flimsy
paper. It was turned over lo the
U.S. Secret Service.
Heart Paaetured
Mesa Stab Victim .
Dies of Wowuls
A eo.ta Mesa man wbo cluq to
life after beinc , stabbed ln tbe
heart wttb lciuora lut Tbunclay
died today at ~I Memorial
Hoepital, Newport Beach.
PoUee Nici Jun Camacho, a
22-year-old We1al immlarutz
died et 4 e .m . hi a bolplta1
lnteaahe care unit where be wu
treetedformstabwoundl.
One of tbe woundl, poUee Mid,
puaetured Camaeho'• beert.
Doet.on tePGrted1Y pl1eed four
ltitcbes JD tfaeorpia ln ID 1ttempt
tonvetbeYlctim.
Police flied a ni urder
1mendment today to the ortpnal
aueult complaint a11lnat
aaotber me11l tmmi1rant,
ll·Y••T·old Clero N1Jer1,
,.
suspected ol pluqtn1 tbe ac.laaon
lnto Camacho in t.be driveway
outside the apartment they
sb1red wttb six other aliens.
lnveatllaton queatJoaed all ol
the apartment realdenta at iem
. Pl1eenti1 Ave. but reported that
none aawtbeh.m. 1tabbin1.
lnv..U.aton 1ald the two men
app1nntfy ar,ued violently Oftf
wbJeb wu to uaume atatm u
bead ottbelarse bouaebold.
Najera, a COlte Mesa area
conYalescent boepltal orderlJ,'
WU err.led Thundey mondq
by detedtna wbo tr1eed him to
an aputment oa Bay Street
f ollowtactbe ltabtl&q.
He la betq beld ln Or_,.
County Jall wltb ball Ht at -·-·
Opponenls Provide Booth for Protesters
The band-painted sign on the
side of tbe plywood booth near
the main Santa Ana post office
read, "Draft Counselor Is ln."
"I am not going to damned
Afghanistan," declared one
20-year-old youth wbo drove up
in a late-model foreign import
sedan. "I've got a friend who
bad his stomach blown away."
"I was born in 1960 and I don't
want to go,'' announced another
young man directed to the draft
r.o unseling booth by
oemoo.strators in front ol the
building at 2201 N . Grand Ave.
"I am not going to go over
there and fight. It'd be dlfferent
if something happened here, at
home," said a third , a
20-year-old Mexican American
man already a father.
He said he'd proba bly wait
until the last minute before
deciding whether to return his
registration card.
The counseling booth was set
up by a coalition of draft
registration opponents .
i nc luding m e mbe rs or the
Society for Libertarian Life.
Libertarian Party, and Alliance
for Survival.
The purpose of the booth, said
r.ounselors Howard Hinman and
Dyanne Petersen. is to make
sure 19 & 20 year olds who
are r equire d to r egis ter
"understand their opUons "
Ms. Petersen said the law does
not permit counselors to
e ncourage acts of civil
disobediance, such as advising a
person not to register.
Asked if the opUons available
to a potential registrant
basically boil down to either
registering, or not registering
and facing the consequences,
Ms. Petersen said, "Yes. that's it .••
Challenger
Posts Gains
Attorney Bobby D. Youn1blood
continued to 1aln Monday on
incumbent Judie Richard Orosco
in a rerount of ballots cut June 3
in a race ln Oran1e County
Central Municipal Court.
Registrar of Voters Al Olson
said that Youn1blood now trails
Judge Orosco by ooty 20 ~
Final election results bad abown
tbe cballenpr lost in the two-man
raceby202~.
Olson said U precincts
remained to be counted today ol
the 354 in the Judicial diltrtet.
About •.ooo votee were cat in
tbe eledkln.
23 Indicted
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Twenl)'·tbree perBODI bave been
indicted by • fedefll trend Jury
on cb1r1e1 of con1pirln1 to
import Asian heroin wqrth
"m1ay m11lloa1 of dollars,"
olflelall report. Tbe indictment
cbar1e1 them wltb brtn1ln1
wblte heroin Into the
Sleram.to aru from Tbailmd
by wey ol Caneda, •inl b.ir
1pr11 e-and luite... Ind
brlefe ... wttb falM bottoms.
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REKINDLING PAST ISSUES IN CHICAGO PROTEST
Men ldenttfled a• 'Wiid 8111' Bum• Draft Card
Protesters 'Greet'
Draft Regi,strants
a,. The Auoclated Presa
Post offices around the
country were ringed with
sign-waving demonstrators
chanting "Don't Register" as
young men began registering
with the Selective Service
System amid protests tb8t
generally were peaceful.
"What can you do? It's the
government, right?'' s aid
Michael Hughes as he signed up
in Oakland. "I just hope I don't
have to go . . I just becan
living my life."
The reaistration program,
which will aff~t four miWoa
men born in 1980and1961, becan
Monday and continued today
after Jut-minute efforts to block
it. It is beinl cballen1ed as
unconstitutional because it
excludes women, and t.be U.S.
Supreme Court is expected to
bear tbe cue later lh1a year.
ProteeU were widespread, but
1enerally small. and were not
reported to have interfered witb
re1latration.
Post oftlce walll were spray
painted with anli·re1i1tratioa
1101.,. ln SeeWe, and MftJ'aJ
thousand re&.lstratlon forms
were ltoleD OYernlabt from t.be ·
l:u1ene, <>re., post olftce.
Two New York City pottal
worken fUed • aa ... wt •IWll to
be tsempMd from pl"OCflUins
registration forms. Allan Rogg,
29, who applied for conscientious
o bjector status during the
Vietnam war, said he could not
"in good conscience" he lp
regis~r other people.
Hundreds of people paraded
outside a New York City post
office across from Madison
Square Garden, while protestors
inside locked arms in front of
the registration window.
Some 20 picke t s in San
Anton.lo, Texas, chanted, "One,
two, three, four, Exxon's not
worth a war."
Some 400 people marched
around San Francisco's main
post office. and in Bernal
Hel1bta, Calif., two men chained
tbepiaelves to the post office
door before police cut them free
and cited them for disturbing
the peHe.
But there also were
demoastralionl ol another sort.
At dawn, a lf'OUP of Younc
men paraded outslCle the
Talle)'Ville, Del., post offlce witb
American flags, and four
re1lstered when tbe office
opened.
In Fond 'du Lac, Wla .• one of
the flrtt to reciltet WU Du
Ahern, JO, wbo Mid tbe Pliebt of
bit uncle, Thomas Aben Jr .. a
bMtqe in Ir•, "mapilhd IQ)'
(lee PaOTD'I', .... AJ)
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DM.YN..OT c Tf 2 11M& ,.
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Exxon Says Eanlings
Off Record Pace
ROTrEROAM. Nelberlaoda (APl Tbe bow of tbe
21S,&7~ton supertaoker role out ol the water "\dre a u t arthinl ila
back " before the ahap snapped lD two and sank wblle untoadtnc a
cargool crudeo1l an Rotterdam harbor today. a witness said
"It was unbelievable," said Rene Maas, a 24-year-old
dock.work,l!r , who said the stern of the ship, the Energy
Concentration. began slnkl.n& before the bow popped out of the
water.
The vessel's 43 crew members. from Hong Kong and Cbi.na,
escaped Wlba.rmed. said a ~pokesmao for the port authority.
WASfDNGTON (AP) -Freed boetage Richard Green met
today withsomeofthefamUiesoltbose still beld io Iran to tell them
what be could about their lovedooes.
Queen spoke behind closed doors to about 40 people.
representing 15 or the families who Uve ln the Wubiogtoo area,
according to Louisa Kennedy.
Mrs. Kennedy, head of the Family Llalson Action Group, said
she was encouraged by what Queen reported about the conditions
of captivity
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DENISE WOAD REVELS IN WELCOME DALLAS RAINFALL
Juet • Drop In th• Bucket After Parchl"9 Dro~1
Doctor ·Faces
Murder Trial
By DAVID KtrnMANN
Of .. OettY ..........
A prominent Hual,ln1ton
Harbour surgeon bas been
ordered to st.and trial in Orua•
County Superior Court for the
June 13 double slaying of his
ex-wife and a well-known Loai
Beach attorney presumed to be
her lover.
West Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Ragnar
Engebretsen ruled' Monday
there was reasonable cauae to
believe that Or. Louis Ala.la, 50,
&tabbed Margy Lou Alaia and
Marvin Tincher to death with a
kitchen knife the night ol Friday
the 13th
"l can see where a jury could
conclude ... that first degree
murde r had occurred ,"
Eogebret&en said in reJectinc
defense requests that murder
c harees against Alai a be
dismiaaed.
Alala, 71, and Tincher bad been
slain in tbe beat ot pauion.
George said the evidence
lndlcated that Alaia arrived at
the home to discuss visltaUon
with his two young children. But
when he saw Tincher there, be
simply "lost control."
Car Bufrs
WID Alters
ToWing Law
Old Cadillac buff Sid Soffer,
who is suing the City of Costa
Mesa for towing away pieces ol
his collection, won a moral
victory Monday night
City Coun c il members
Engebretsen also turned down unanimous ly approved an
a defense motion to drop special ordinance revision to establish
circumstance allegations p r ocedure for an o wner's
against the gray·haired phy-hearing before a vehicle ts
sician that could lead to towed from a city street IJl the
consideration of the death future.
Sc d R • ~ ll penalty ii he is convicted Soffer currently awaits action atte ... ~ ain a The JUdge s aid there was ID Los Angeles feder al court • c:;;.. reasooable cause to believe that where he is swng Costa Mesa for
s pecial circu mstances -towing away three Cadillacs 10
0 0 ... .,. s·t Lbe raw taken without offering him the Co ls S moo multiple murders -uisled in 1978 He contends the action was
iu, Engebretsen ordered Alaia. heann~ he is allowed under the
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. CAP> -An all-white Criminal Court presently free on $250,00 bail, to u s. Constitution's protection of
jury today acquitted two Ku Klux Klansmen and convicted a third BytheA.ssoda~ Press bounce back if more rairu faJJ in appear in Superior Court in property
onareducedchargeinthesholgunwoundingsoffourblacltwomeo Rain took some of the pain out thenextfewweeks SantJA Ana Aug. 4. A trial .date Monday's ord1Dan<:e revts1on,
outsideadowntowntavern . of the beat wave that has The North and Northeast, wouldlhenbe set. drafted blf City Attorney
Marshall Thrash was frned ~ and given two workhouse contributed to more than 1.200 which had ibeen spared the heat Defense attorneys for Alaia Thomas W~. notes that cars -sent~nces of nine months eacl\ and another of two months on his deaths today. but agriculture plaguing othe~ parts of the had sought ~~-charges left on a s~t.iaL.!11Q.r.L~w.b~i.,,ll~~z..,_...._1 conv1ctJon or two counts of assault and battery and one.count officials say it Ynll~Jsf j\l ·t'te-~Jol--Dn .~~~~-~.::..!k..~-1'~ ~r ~"UTs "°'m Tcrrftffi"ue fo be m
of simple assault. -... ---. ~ , ~-~~~--=--_._. ~vit--ro-oreiik-flJ'oUlli n e secona-day of temperatures ov.c-dlSmlased for .lack ol evidence.. v1olatJon ~the law. 2 =-. 9'il'l'h. ~<!l'f23. 1mpenaT wizard of the Justice Knights of Southwest. 100. Water emergencies were de= Co-counsel ~ Geor'e Jr. ~d However. tl estabhsbes a
the Ku Klux Klan. and Larry Payne were found innocent by the Widely scattered showers fell c I a r ed in New York and tb~ p~on. m pr~Une procedure for requesting ~d
Jury across Texas today but officials Philadelphia ev1dent"e dunng a prebaunary gaming a heanng be_fore police
said it was JUSt a drop ID the bearing that began Friday, had officers before a vehicle can be
Reagon Pitk.• .-Ude
WASHINGTON (AP > -Anne Armstrong. former
ambassador to Great Britain. was named co-chairman of
Republ.Jcan pres1dent1al nommee Ronald Reagan's campaign
"-comm1tteetoday.
I Dea~2Hurt
Countian Jailed
In Gunman Spree
By FllEDEIUCK SCBOEMDIL
Of t111t o.lly ~-Slaff
A two-county shooting spree
tbat left a Los Alamitos man
dead and tus nephew and a Los
Angeles teen-ager injured ended
early today in the arrest of a
northern California transient oo
murder and assault charges.
Huitt Carter , believed to be
a bout 30, was arrested by
Torrance Police Department
officers about 1: 15 a.m. today
without incident. more than six
hours aft.er the shooting began,
authorities said.
Killed about 6:30 p.m. Monday
by a single shot from a .30
c aliber carbi n e rifle was
Carter's father, Dean Carter, 62,
of 12100 Montecito, located in the
unincorporated Rossmoor
neighborhood of Los Alamitos.
Oran ge County Sh eriff 's
Department investigators also
alleged that Carter shot bis
cousin, Dean Jant.ien, 17, who
also lived at the Rossmoor
address. Jantzen was reported
to be in serious condition today
at Fountain Valley Community
Hospital after undergoing
emergency surgery for stomach
wounds.
Lt. Wyatt Hart said Carter
fled from the residence after the
shooting and drove to Norwalk
where Jeffrey Glenn Simpson,
18, was shot twice and injured as
be stood in the front yard of tus
home.
Hart said that authorities
'1were ooe step behind" Carter
in the late evening hours as he
drove to La M irada. then
Torrance.
Torrance police arrested
Carter after observmg a man
with a rifle. They detained
Ca r ter based on a r a dio
broadcast previously issued by
Orange County authorities.
Hart said Carter was booked
into Orange County Jail and is
being held without bail
Asked what m ay h ave
provoked the shooting spree,
Ha rt said, "We haven't the
foggiest."
He noted that only Cart.er. bis
father and cousin were present
in the Rossmoor residence when
the first shooting.a occurred.
Hart said it likewise was
unknown whether the Norwalk
shooting was random.
Strike Slwts
Diaper Planl
MIAMI (AP>-Plant and de·
livery workers have walked off
their Jobe at tbe last diaper
service in South Florida, leaving
many customers high and wet.
company vice president and
general manager.
United Food and Commercial
Workers claimed a month ago it
repretM!llted the workers. When
the company asked for an
e l ec t ion conducted by the
National Labor Relations Board,
the employees opted for a
waJkout.
bucket. The heat has been blamed for at a o t demo ns t. r a t e d t o . a towed away
"To have any kind of relief!rom least 1,211 deaths in 23 states since reason~ble cert.a.1.nty that AJ1Ua
the drought. we'll need a ra1Ilfall J une 22. according to an unofficial was gwlty of murder The s.ame
or an inch and a half to twc count bytbt'Associated Press v.as true, George said . for the
inches." saJd Virgil Helm of the Sen David Pryor. D·Ark . s Pe c 1 a I c 1 r cums la o c e
U.S. Department of Agnculture'!: said he was "appalled a nd allegations
Soil Conservation Service in frustrated " because the The defense attorney said
Dallas. "Some of the areas a.re so f armers Home Administrat.>on there was no evidence to show
dned out that you have such huge has not declared the state a that the phys1C1an had coldly
cracks that 1t rrtight take three to heat wave disaster area The plotted W kill his estranged wife
four inches." Small Business AdministratJon or Tincher. 50
More than four inches fell 1.0 declared a disaster area ill the Instead, George said the
some eastern Arkansas stateThursday evidence during two days of
communities late Monday and of· testi mony s howed that Mrs
ficials there called it "just a shot
i.n tbearm."
Dr Woody Miley, a soil
s pecialist for tbe Arkansas PROTEST. Cooperative Extension Service,
said , however. that about 80 • •
percent of the cotton crop could
INN ...
noted that his oHice has
received several 1nqu1nes
regarding possible razing of
existing buildings along the
s treet, though, with an eye
towar d construction of tall
buildings.
Bob Kelley, a leader in the
neighborhood adjacent to the
Holiday lnn. said be stm is oot
s ure where residents s tand
regarding bot.el expansion.
He said the council's policy
state ment did little to clarify
what might happen when a
five-story addition is proposed
by Holiday Inn management.
Meanwhile. initial propo6als
for two high-rise structures
across the street from the inn
have been submitted to city
planners.
Newport Beach 's James
Gian ulias flied the proposals for
nine ans seven-story structures on property north 01
Montgomery Ward's and just
south o f the freeway after
withdrawing earlier plans for a
14-story office structure on the
site.
That structure was turned
down by the Planning
Commiaslon earlier this year for
reasons similar to those U\ the
Holiday Inn tower.
obligation."
David Gibbs." who registered
in Wichita Falls. Texas. said.
"It's no problem . I wouldn"t
mmd killing a few lraruans "
In Boston. -.·here about 100
people staged sit-ins at the
entrances to the Post OHice
Square stat.loo, chants of "H~U.
no. we won't go." mmgled ~'lth
~traU\.S of "God Bless Amenca "
rrom across the street where
construction worker s brieny
traded punches with protestors.
Me mbers of the Coalition
Against Registration and the
Draft banded out leaflets at post
offtces around the nation.
No farm figures on the number
of men r egistering were
available. But postal officials
estim ated 388 registered in
Baltimore: in Boston, 1,300 to
1,500; i.n Colorado, l,SOO of the
50,000 eligible: in South Florida,
2.000 out of 100,000 eligible
<e
CO NCO Rn
QUARTZ
Competition
Buhbli1ig
~EW YORK CAP> The
big bubble gum blowup
was a bust.
The best effort of the
day by former record·
holder Brett Nichols, of
Marietta. C-a was a
bubble of 11 ~ inches
across. far short of the
mark of 19L• tnches set
last yea r by Susan
Montgomery of Fresno.
Nichols. whO co-held the
record in 1978 with three
others, woo the under-20
d1v1s1on Monday 10 the
competition beld i n
Central Part. WI.Doers in
each category -under 10,
under 20 and under 100 -
were awarded their
weight in bobble gum ·
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Mes a Woman
Succumbs
In Tennessee
Funeral !>e r v1ces are
scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday
in Camanllo for a 31-year-old
Costa Mesa woman who died oa
vacation in Tennessee following -
a short tllness
Servi ces will be h e ld at
Conejo Mountain MemoriaJ
Park Chapel for Gail Albsoo
Milstead of 425 Merrimac Way
wh o died Frida y 1n a
Sbelbyvtlle. Tenn . hospital
Interment 14 Jll follow at the
memonal park m CamanUo.
The Mesa resident of eight
years was born ID Culver City
She t s s urvived by her
husband John R. Milstead and
daughter Margie of the home
address
She also leaves her parents,
Mr . and Mrs G~rge LeGasslck
of Camanllo and three brothers
Richard. Gregory and Frank
LeGassick of Sepulveda. Los
Alt os and Cama rillo
respectively
Other survivors include a
sister, Mrs Sw.an Spangler of
Camarillo and a grandfather.
George E. LeGas.sick. both of
CamarilJo.
Friends may call at the
funeral chapel until 8 o'clock
tonight. aspoltesmansaid.
DAILY PILOT 7 Hurt in F/,aming
Costa Mesa Crash
Jec•ll ~
Yott P. ..... ~•-Gt-,0-
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Seven people were lajured iD a
namlnc three-car chain reaction
colUalon early Sunday at the
intersection of Harbor
Boulevard and Sunflower
Avenue iD CcJeta lleu.
J amea Richard Maurer 2Z. ol
25112 Nueva Vista Drlv.,
L11una Nl1uel , aDd Jack
AottaODJ Greer, IO, of ITOO
Petenoa Place, Cotta II••· suffered ftnt ad~...._
barm wbm tbelr Ford llUltaq,
drlvea by Maurer, bunt llltO nam ...
Poliee npaNd that II.._ ud ...,..._ ftlldde, drmm bJ
Nuey L1m DlllM, •,ff 1711
Uberty Aft., .... nUq at a
stop·-=-~ OD ......... . •bft •• .-.~ ..... ,..,.
.... bJ a pickup truck drf.-
bJ JOM Bara10D, 12, ol i-.
Wallace Ave., Costa Mesa.
Tbe i.mpllct ignited Mal.lter's
car and pUtbed it into the r;ear' ol
Min Dehne'• Datsun.
A paaaen1er in Baraion's
vehicle, Graclla Corona, 23, ol
tbe same Wallace Avenue
addresa, suffered bead iAjuriea,
cuts on ber cbiD, neck, ud
Deft, and brulse9. A paumpr
ia Deboe'• nbltle, Gloria
Sleeper, a. ot '1tl1 nr Drtw.
HunUD1toa Beada. 1Uffered
. bnaiMe OD ber iboWder, ldlp,
ud~beck.
.. ... OclrODa ... boapitalbed
at Fourat• van., ODmam1tJ
HOlpbl, ......... CCIDdttiaD ..
lilted U falr. JON and J-
8ara1oa ••re treated and
releued 8t taiit .... ballbl.
Tbe odalr'I wwe '-*• '° 0.. llnallemorlal~,..._.
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SalesSllde
Foamy Fizlle
For Schlitz
By MILTON llOSKOWITZ
The big qutsUon ln lhe beer buaineu remalna: can
Schlitz make it?
While Miller and Budweiaer have been stuuinc it ~
Schlitz has become a s hell-shocked casualty of the beU
wars.~ a company begins to s lide, U 's often dttncuh to.
stop tht fall -and the Milwaukee brewer has been slidiJll
for more than three years. ,,
THEY'RE DOING EVERVTIONG they possibly ca.o.
to pull out of the tailspin. They've changed their product.
they 've c hanged their management and they've ctaan•ecl
the ir advertising. But it's stUI a struggle . Every reporl.
from the marketplace brings the bad n ews that fewer peo.
pie are drinkinP the Schlitz beers.
Those beers Include the Schlitz brand its elf, Oki
Milwaukee <priced bel<>w Schlitz). Erlanger /(a s uper'"
pre mium brand pitted again.st the likes of Mlchelob and
Lowenbrau). Schiltz Malt Liquor and Schlitz Light.
The wiMer in that
quartet is Sehl.JU Malt
Liquor. promoted 1n
tha t m e morable series
o f "bull" comme r cials .
The Schlitz bra nd is the
larges t selling malt II·
quor 10 the country
Money
Tree
(malt liquor has a higher alcoholic conte nt than beerl.
The loser has got to be Schlau Light. whicff has failed
t o ~ome even c lose t o tbe sal~ rac ked up by the two k!ad·
ing low.caJorie brands. M iller Lite and Anheuser-Busch'~
Natural l.Jght. Even Schlitz has conceded that "it has Pf'O"
ve.n to be a s low a nd tough tas k to con vince the consumer or the pos1t.i ve chara('tenslJcs o ( ttus brand .••
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T here havt.• twen ~omequent'es. Last year SchlUC";!
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m g Last yt>ar they ~pent S72 m1lhon This year they pl•
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'Kung Fu' Couldn't Top GOP Action
8) PETER J . BOYER
LOS A..'lo;GELES <AP> -As one of
Ameri c a ·s pol1t1cal pa rti es
n ominated its candidat e for
pre<i1dent. television viewers in Los
Anf!eles watched reruns of "Kun~
F u " :"'1elsen reports suggest that
m ost of the rt>st of Amen ca also
tuned out the GOP last week.
That's too bad. really, because the
Republi can convention provided the
m ost fascinating television of the
year Last Wednesday. TV and the
Republicans co-produced a swell
entertamment; neither party seems
overly proud of the moment, though.
IN THE Qt:I ET of retrospect,
television seems inclined to rrurum1ze
1ts role in that chaotic evening's
e vents. in which the GOP seemed
ready to bend history in the creauon
o f a Ford-Reagan "co-presidency "
But be sure. TV gets a co-star billing
in tht!,. drama
T h is 1s irre fut a bl e Th e
Ford-Reagan t alks moved from lhe
convention's back room s to the
n ation's hving rooms when Gerald
Fnrd gave-Wallf''" CrOf'k itP ::a hmart
P.l••eerS-
ou tlin e o f h1 '> env1 s 1one d
"co-pres1denc). · a!) Cronkite called
at
From that moment. tele' 1s 1on
became part of lhe picture.
"IF YOU DON'T' see Utis story,"
said CBS' Dan Rather. "you're dead
behind the eyes " Rather quoted
Republican sources as sa}'lng the
deal was nearly struck.
"The deal has been made." CBS'
Morton Dean quoted one of his
s our ces a s saying N BC 's Tom
Brokaw asked Iowa Gov. Robert
Ray: ''Is 1t your understanding the
deal has been struck""
Ray. "It 1s my understanding ..
This also 1s irrefutable Because of
television's presence. Ronald Reagan
now had to <.'lose a deal with Ford or
s us t a in some d a m age t o his
campaign. As ABC's George Will put
1t at the height of the Ford-Reagan
euphoria :
"TIDS CONVENTION would suffer
a tremendous letdown or the deal fell
through> and anyone then selected
would be d early stt0nd choi<"e "
Ha1 Holbrook (left> stars as an exiled lawyer who became a prime
mover in the settlement of the Ohio Territory. while Elizabeth
llantaomerY (seated> and Jane Seymour 'play pioneer slsten in
"The Awake~inl Land," a seven-hour m.iniSerie1 concludin1
toa&lht at 8 on NBC. Channel 4.
•
T hat happened. of course. and
Reagan ·~ !)econd c hoice. George
Bush. 1s OO\o\ tus runnmg mate It 1s
said that when R~agan saw Ford
negotiat ing h is pos1 t1 on \o\1th
The Ford·Reoaan tolb
naored fro• tlae boc:.-k
roo•• to the U rin9
rooms ecllftl Gnoald Ford
gore M'alter C'ronldae on
outlifte of hi• ·~o
prnidnaey.·
Cronkite. he cooled considerably on
the matter or sharing h1.s hoped-for
presidency.
But Jeff Greenfield, CBS' media
c ritic and one of that network's
com men ta tors at the coovenhon.
said in an interview Friday:
"I do not believe it was a media
e vent. This was a real event, an
old-fashioned . beh ind-closed-doors
political event."
GKEENnELD REFERS to the
fact \hat the principal forttS U\ the
gjant mixup were Ford and Reagan.
not television. But be concedes that
.. Ford used Walter Cronkite to
advance his side of the negotiaUons.
knowing that Reagan was watching.
That's what TV can do."
N BC's John CbanceUor, who. w\th
co-anchor David Brinkley, managed
to malnlaln an admirable calm and
restraint through the evening, al.so
downplays TV's role:
Soap Star
To Return
NEW YORK (AP> -
Eileen Fulton, star of
CBS' "As the World
Tums" for two decades . and one of the most
prominent cbaracten lD
all of daytime televil1oa,
will resume ber role u
Uaa early next moatb
after 1 lix·week ableMe
duetoWDeu. Ila. F\altGa, wbo WU
•ospitalhed with
Mpatitil, lbould be back
at work sometime
durln1 the first week of
A..,.Ult. her agent 1ald.
Betty Von F\antenber1
played Lisa Colsnan
durln1 Ma . Fulton's
UbMu.
The acent. Rita Salk,
said Ma . Fulton was
overwbelmed by tall•
and l.u.n from fan• dill1DI ............ , .
"I think that tclev1s1on roverage of
t he con\·ent1on had ver y lit t le
innuence on e\'ents The reason 1 say
that 1s. the negot1a1.Jons that f'ord's
staff "1th Reagan ·~ st.arr began at
nme o'clock m the morning. TMy
continued for 14 h o urs. The
convenl.Jon went on the air at 7 p m."
BUT CHANCELLOR conc-edes that
te lev1s1on 's presence d id accelerate
the odd happening, incrus mg lhe
nsk faced by Reagan 1f no deal could
be made.
''Oh. yes. absolutely. Never in the
histor) of teleVlsed convenl.Joos has
there ever been so clearly a No. 2
choice as Bush . . . and Ford used
television as part of his negotiating
position. that 1s an unmistakable
fa ct."
FOR THE RECORD. NBC, which
had earlier seemed shut out of the
stor y <being the only network without
a Ford interview) was lht first to
report BLL'h's selecUon. beating CBS
and Leslie StahJ by a few secoods.
ABC's Frank Reynolds and Ted
KoppeU were oo lhe alr for long.
embarrassing moments musing
about t.be prospect of a Reagan-Ford
ticket while everyone else at Joe
Louis Arena knew it was eoi.ng to be
Busti.
It was good fun . the GOP
gathering, and compelling tdevtsioa..
At least as good. l'U wa1er. aa the
rerun exploits of a martial arts
frontiersman.
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